Queen of Peace High School - Pact Yearbook (North Arlington, NJ)

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. ,Ali .IP .. .14 H y A' if 4'4 vpv' ,-,C ,ff . W' ,f 4 I A' j Mfg 'lv J I, .U V 1 llf' 1 if ' Aj. - ' .1 4? 1 M12 Jr' .gfkf 'lei' 1' y ,' 1 'fl in 0. JOAN SMITH 'ariety is the 'very spice of life . . . le looks most shy, but there's mis- hief in her eye . . . humorous . . . one f the early birds on the 39 bus . . . ould like to conquer Chemistry . . . as a knack for forgetting. REGINA STILES ' 1 1 - ' ' RAYMOND 'SMITH ' 'While we livd le! us enjoy life . . . enjoys trading jokes and brightehing a dull day . . . never at a loss for words . . . school is me least of his worries . . . candidate for East Newark Chamber of Commerce. af, f , itil lpn! Xl J !,, , e ,an I, '?fA'l! r 7 r I f ,Aj 7 lj ,f 4 Q, A 'I' ff f I 1 . o . , . 4 0 J W ELEANOR STEWART Like the winds in summer sighing, Her voice is low and sweet . . . at home on the dance floor or on the basketball court . . . rare combination of frolic and fun . . . slays all trouble with a smile . . . lets off excess energy as a Q.P. Cheerleader. CAROL 1,1 11 STILLW nes?-. tongue, is th 'ECCON u , 8 PIU-Slies e . aw of lczhdh 'Hs im- aslly t . Hat' ' ' . gr igllnlcs purszllls.. 1 l Iofzigstalent for . 3 fnend fi? ideal- go tease Bly. ver. ' ' true I-r.' - . lend you would rule the world quietly, you must keep it amused . . . ljoys before-class chatter . . . amiable frsonality, topped by blonde hair . . . .A 'eetly reticent . . . football enthusiast .1 f ' x . usually found behind a good book. L .4 1' 6 . s f' S J

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ANN RICHARDS Sweet, be not proud of those two eyes, Which starlike sparkle in t skies . dreamer of iifo a . . . ab nd popular . . c ee smile f . . f lov- ing and arefre If W' f ' 1 r JAMES ROBERTSON A kind heartg a will inflexible . . . future man of leisure . . . a kinda shy guy . . . a no-worry man . . . tena- cious where opinions are concerned . . . likable. 1' 9 jvzefzf, jane, . - , 3 M . f' V ,. i 1, fc: l ,' D4 4' lv Y 1' ' 0 A - K - ' ' R .- fe - ffl 1512 ' 1 '- 'I' R ,C ' ,, , ANN SCHPLFE' thy merit . . . J ,S a candle to school I Thy modesty rivinB lam sol Eels it y 3 l1obbY10S-2:15 oi iaeiizssi . Wu 2 s tt ' -1 e ' ' , s, ha ,has .BA of the Gym e tix' 'e ' fi 1 J' , . ew aus - ae V1 . 3 Q .I . 3 51 doug . - L ,f r and Bra l , If ireShe5' D X f as M2212 JOHN RYAN The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continued cheerfulness . . . cartoonist ultra . . . excels as comedian on and off stage . . . ardent disciple of the Dodgers . . . talented lyricist . . . playing manager of the undaunted Ryan Raiders . . . ambition: Jour- nalism. f My M, CLAIRE SMITH With thee conversing we forget the way... full of laughs and fun . . . eyes tha1 sparkle at the word dancing . . . loves short periods, no homework and driv ing . . . never dull, just plain tops' . . . A hamburger and french fries please .

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JAMES TANELLA He possesses a peculiar talent of pro- ducing effect in whatever he says or does . . . noted for his witty and timely re- marks . . . punctual in all he does . . . playmaker of the Irish basketeers . . . a big spoke in Q.P.'s wheel of ac- tivities . . . college will show him how to fill his prescription on life. CHARLES TRONICKE An honest man, close-button'd to the ching broadcloth without and a warm heart within . . . bright light from Belleville . . . quips snap out like a jack-in-the-box . . . determination squares his ching satis- faction circles his grin . . . casual air . . . spends spare time and money trying to hit the king-pin. JOAN TERCHEK Thoughtfulness makes friends, and thoughtfulness keeps them . . . thoughtful, friendly, and very likeable . . . sweetness in blonde wrappings . . . class blusher . . . Oh My . . . valu- able addition to any office. THOMAS TULLY An honest man's word is as good as his bond . . . one of Q.P.'s better courtmen . . . g'Terrible Tom . . . witty and smiling . . . long, lean and lanky . . . loyal to Q.P. for twelve years . . . grins at gripes. W WV DANIEL TORSIELLO A combination rare but true: athlete friend, and good fellow too . . . capable co-captain of the Irish eleven . . . demon of the defense . . . quiet disposition . . . takes life in easy strides . . . hopes to own a sports shop in the future. JOAN VACCA The time to be happy is now . . . witho a car n the world . . . wher- ever re laughter you're s e to oa iii the midst of it . . . h d f the usiness orld. wtf