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

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I hate nobody: l am in charity with the world. NORMA LOIS McCALL 27 Union Place Freckles and frivolity are characteristic of Norma. Her enthusiasm on the volleyball team and her willingness to help others make her a very likeable person. Preparing for a career in nurs- ing, one of her many extracurricular activities included the Future Nurses' Club. BOWLEY N, MOORE 32 Morton Place Bowley, a short-wave radio enthusi- ast, devoted his spare time to this hobby. He participated in the Bowling, Pan American, and Junior Town Meet- ing Clubs. His knowledge of Physics will prove a great aid to him when he studies electrical engineering at Stevens Institute ot Technology. Prove all thingsg hold fast that which is good. ROXANNA FAY MOTT 36 Birchwood Drive Roxanna is quite sportive and aut- doorsy and adores swimming, tennis, and volleyball. A member of the Lead- ers' Club for three years, she was also a twirler and was on the stat? af the Viking Saga. She hopes to be- come a beautician and plans to at- tend Wiltford Beauty School while working. Laugh and be well. fr' -nf QM ,-'Y Handsome is that handsome does. JAMES EARL MOSCHELLA 92 Arlington Boulevard Tall, dark, and handsome, Jim was one of the friendliest boys in the senior class. His hobbies include swim- ing, bowling, and hunting. An interest in History definitely Hts into his plans to join the Navy to see the world. ,gfvq , 1. 1,5 me xx , -1.-a.,g.v-9 V-'l j-Q22 ii? . ,, .N Go where glory waits thee. PATRICK J. McGUlNNESS 32 Park Avenue Pat came to us in his iunior year from Queen of Peace, He finds swim- ming and driving his most appealing hobbies. After a term in the Navy Pat will work for Public Service. GRACE ELINOR MOTTOLA 52 Devon Street A smile as radiant as a moonbeam, a laugh as bubbling as champagne, these can only describe Bunky. Her vivocious and truly sincere personality has made her on outstanding member of the Student Council and the Future Homemakers of America. Her one de- sire and dream is to marry Jimmy. lt's nice to be important, but more important to be nice,

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ng 'Qtr MICHAEL JOSEPH LAMPRECHT 39 Fairmount Avenue Mickey wishes money grew on trees: and if it did, held spend a bushel of it every day, Girls, sports, and cars occupied all his leisure hours, and his pet peeve was pink slips. After graduation he will get a full-time iob. 'Take the cash cmd let the credit go. I pf' 5.1 Leisure is the best of all possessions, JOHN D. KOZAK 152 Boston Avenue Kaz plans to be a draftsman after college, a certain proof of his par- tiality to Mechanical Drawing. lf he had had his own way, this senior would have had a two-hour lunch period. John was a member of the track and basketball teams. Yi 'Inn JOAN CATHERINE MATSON l58 Morgan Place Intelligent, industrious, and friendly, Joan has been a member of the Pan American Club and Treasurer of the Honor Society. Her DFGMUHCS class was the highlight of her school day, She plans to attend a liberal arts college where she will pursue Cl career in foreign languages. Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. en Th l is Style is the dress of thoughts. MARJORIE BETH LEVIN 20 Prospect Avenue Marii is tangible proof of the old adage, All good things come in small packages. What she lacks in height, she compensates for in mite. She was a member of the Viking Saga, Leaders' Club and Bowling Club. After college she nobly aspires to be a physical therapist. Speech is silver, silence is golden. ALFRED H. LAMBESEDER 64 Sunset Avenue Al ambitiously divided his attention between Mechanical Drawing and cars. If friendliness has anything to do with success, he should reach great heights as an engineer, We wish him luck. LEONARD JAMES MARINACCIO 37 Eagle Street Lennie, a good-looking guy with a swell personality, is one of the most popular boys in our class. He is often seen displaying his excellent talents on the dance floor. His favorite subjects, Mechanical Drawing and Trigonometry, will surely help him in his chosen pro- fession, engineering. The only way to have a friend is to be one. if

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Life is too short for sadness. CAROL ANN NORTON l63 Bergen Avenue Carol, the possessor of the cutest dimples in N.A.H.S., has been a sup- porter of the F.H.A. and Viking Saga. She enjoys sports, dancing, and Clerical Practice. Marriage, children, and a happpy family life are her foree most goals. JOSEPHINE MARIE PERRONE ll Exton Avenue Cheerful, good-natured, and friendly perfectly describes Jo's disposition. Her extra-curricular activities included two years on the Drill Squad. Her typ- ing skills are sure to aid her in be- coming a successful gal Fridayfl She enlargeth her mirth so far. ROBERT JOHN RIECKE 5 Newell Place Rick, shipper of his own craft, lists among his seafaring adventures an excursion to Canada. He was a con- stant cause of instant havoc. Service to Uncle Sam occupies his immediate future. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. if just Life is a jest, and all things show it. MICHAEL ANGELO PETROCCO 9 Park Avenue Mike, a great comedian, was usual- ly found either planning or executing some mischievous escapade. A husky man with a helpful nature, Mike al- ways consented to do his pantomines for any audience. He's pondering over going into the Marines or work, From the heart the mouth speaks. SHARRON BETH PARKER 31-Z Garden Terrace When looking for a true friend no finer one can be found than Sherry, She was a nimble-fingered typist and par- ticipated in many school activities such as the Pan American Club and Viking Saga. Her neatness and stamina are sure to make her an outstanding pri- vate secretary. ANGELINA M. RITTENHOUSE 284 Riverview Avenue Angie, a staunch football fan, could be seen Saturdays cheering the team on to victory. A shy, warm smile and a cute face gives the best descrip- tion of Angie. She was an active mem- ber of the F.H.A. for three years. Her typing skills will enable her to become an excellent stenographer. Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone.