North Arlington High School - Chrysalis Yearbook (North Arlington, NJ)

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'lHer voice was ever soft, gentle, and low-an excellent thing in woman. ANNE MARIE DUFOUR 105 Gold Street Cute, friendly, and nice to talk to, Ann'l enioyecl drawing, horseback riding, and ice skating in her spare time. A member of the F.H.A. for three years, Ann will certainly be a success as a future housewife. EUGENE P. FELLER ll Union Place Gene, whose physique would make any girl look twice, spends his leisure time weight-lifting. A two-year mem- ber of the track team, he devotes a great deal of his time to training his prize possession, a Great Dane. His main ambition is to be a mechanic and own his own business. Good at a fight but better ata play. 'Yf,,. PAUL G. FAIELLA 33 Newell Place 'Paul can be seen scurrying from room to room, ladden with Audio' Visual Aid equipment, He plans to en- ter the applied science field where he will learn to be ci radio and T.V. repairman. lndustry is fortune's right hand. 1219 LQ 'UTY All nature wears one universal grin. ROBERT W. EFINGER T41 Prospect Avenue Tall, red-headed, and handsome best describes Effie He was a four-year member of our Viking football team and a two-year member of our track team. He prefers fishing, swimming, and Mechanical Drawing. His one am- bition is to be a success. . , Silence is more eloquent than words. JOHN ROBERT FAY 78 Devon Street Bolo is the quiet fellow who spoke in class only when he had something worthwhile to say. A member of the Bowling Club for three years, his other interests lay in fishing, basketball, and stamp collecting. He plans to be an accountant. DORIS ELl.EN FLEMING 440 Riverview Avenue Blonde and blue-eyed, Dar is that quiet girl who suddenly becomes oc- tivated when you get to know her. She will be remembered for her skillful sewing and creative cooking. Dor will undoubtedly be a success in the business world after graduation, lf at first you don't succeed. try, try again.

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What sweet delight a quiet life attordsf' THOMAS CYMBOR 57 Birchwood Drive Tom, who feels that leisure is the best of all possessions, devoted much of his spare time to sports, boats, and cars. His future plans include at- tending a liberal arts college. GLORIA MARIE DE MEO T51 Prospect Avenue Gloria, a Bergen Tech import, will always be remembered for her friend- ly attitude. After graduation she plans to become o beautician and head her own beauty salon. She is sure to be a success as a coitfeur. Be slow to tall into friendshipg but when thou art in continue firm and constant. ff-7 FRANK DEANE 66 Melrose Avenue A sophomore year newcomer, Frank was a credit to our football team in his senior year. Weight-lifting and skin diving rank high on his list of hobbies. Frank entered the Army earlier this year but returned to graduate with our class. He speaketh not, but yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. L.. ,guna- 3' He who has patience can have what he wills. ROBERT DONALD DELL 43 Arlington Boulevard 'lBob, a curly-haired, quiet blonde, intends to ioin the Armed Forces upon graduation. Four years of Mechanical Drawing are a sure clue to his favorite subiect. His hobbies include tropical fish, swimming, and skin diving. -'ug 'Giff- A lady with a Lamp shall stand In the great history ofthe land. DORIS ELEANOR DAHLINGER 6 Gold Street Dar, President of the Future Nurses' Club, will always be remembered as the Florence Nightingale of the senior class. She enioys swimming and bowl- ing and was an active participant in all girl's sports. Upon graduation from a nursing school, she plans to become a WAVE. RALPH D. DIEKMANN 82 Argyle Place Ralph, a iunior import from Kearny High, aspires to be a civil engineer. This tall senior fellow enioys swim- ming, water skiing, and basketball. Kearny's loss was N.A,'s gain, Make haste slowly, Wt Ari -f

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'T Humor is the harmony of the heart. ANTHONY FOGLIO T30 Canterbury Avenue Tony's friendly attitude will long be remembered by all his classmates. He was a member of the football team and the Student Council. Members of the period 4 trig class will often recall Tony's jubilant reaction to his passing grades. His enthusiasm towards mathematics will help him in his chosen field of pharmacy. LOIS C. FORMAN 210 Crystal Street 'Lo,' the prettiest thing in the dentists oftice, always has that well-polished look. Short, sweet, and always ready for fun, she was a member of the Bowling Club and the Tri-Y, Her ex- perience as a dental assistant will aid her in becoming a dental hygenist. 'Beauty is its own reward. PATRICIA CARMELLA FRANCELLO 'I95 Crystal Street A maiden of stature tall, Pat possesses exotic green eyes, She likes a good class debate, and in her spore time she enioys swimming and bowl- ing. Pat tool: a commercial course throughout high school and plans to enter the retailing business. The sweet magic of a cheerful face. 11 - ' 2 ?3'li,?e A .' S ' is-'fvfw , 1.532 h iL...g'.Q .i,,Z' P .pe T7 ?lb Every man is the architect of his own fortunes. GILBERT RICHARD FORSYTH 9-L Garden Terrace Known for his witty remarks and de- termination on the football field, Gil if E?- A teacher affects eternity, he can never tell when his influence stops. PATRICIA LOUISE FORESTA 'I Ninth Street The shortest girl in our class, Pat put her eftorts into bowling and driv- ing her '56 Chevy. She was a mem- ber of the Tri-Y and F.H.A. for one year. She plans to become an ele- mentary school teacher after college. KATHLEEN MARIE GALLAGHER 20 Ridge Road Kathy, an import from Q.P., had a flair for the dramatics and was an enthusiastic member of the Dramatic Club. Her spare time is utilized in skating and ballet. Her willingness to help is sure to aid her and her passen- gers when she becomes an airline stewardess. Imagination is the eye of the soul. Qf' 'RTT5 enioys hunting, boating, and swimming in his spare time. After high school a stretch in the Navy is next on his list.