Teaneck High School - HI Way Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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Wvvnaw, Jean Chambers 'Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair' won't forget singing with the 'Classmates' This active, well-dressed girl, always willing to lend a helping hand, has served as a capable president of the Girls' League and as vice-president of the Biology Club. Four years from now: Jean Chambers, B.S., medical research scientist. vvf 'J Peter M. Chase Thoughtfulness and sportsmanship characterize Pete, A combination of qualities we all try to meet. An all-around athlete, a guy mighty fine, He'll talk basketball, baseball, or cars anytime! 'What do you say, man?' he will inquire. To serve our country does Peter aspire. .:: fi Elizabeth R. Church man Betsy has cast her friendliness upon the waters and it has re- turned to her in the form of many cherished friendships, which she will always remember. Outside of school she's vice president of the Young People's Fellowship. The pleasant way that Betsy occupws both her own and others' ti 'G assures her success in the car of occupational therapy. 39 Josephine Elizabeth Cilano Napoleon couldn't have wished for a nicer Josephine. Nor will her patients be able to when Jo be- comes a nurse, because she has all the qualities necessary for success in this field: sweetness, honesty, sincerity, cheerfulness, and pa- tience. l am confused, says Jo, but it's unbelievable. She's too competent. We wish Jo a pulsating career. Barbara Chilik The play's the thing,' said Shake- speare, and pert Bobbie agrees. An aspiring actress, she is also talented at the piano, cello, and violin, and is the proud owner of a gold cup awarded for her musi- cal prowess. Her warm smile and vivacious personality will be great assets throughout her life. ,.. ' uf A 2 s . . 437' ik B . .. figfgglqgs' e- . s qi'5X,,Q1,i.f. fir! . S 5,if.,2:S1 Q. '35 , ill . A L, e ,f is K. x N X ii . . X-if S Ms as i if f .. ti. -xi 'folk X- uw?- Charles Citron Besides doing some fine drilling for Mr. Mairs, Charlie plans to do some drilling tor himself in the future as a dentist. Looking at Charlie you can see why he really enioys golf. ln fact in some quar- ters it's rumored that he was descended from a long line of golf balls. At playing the trumpet, Charlie is also a pro. 15 'ii Doris China Doris is like a miniature volcano, waiting for a chance to erupt. Her contagious humor, her capti- vating one-dimpled smile, added to her eagerness to help every- one makes Doris a necessary part of many groups. It is certain that her enthusiasm and talent will spark up many a fashion illustration, 28

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'Q Richard Cathie This member of a great pair of guys can be easily distinguished from his easily distinguished brother by the fact that he is right handed. This right hand is often used to play baseball and basketball, to bowl or to open the door of his favorite car. ln the future, it will be used to receive a college diploma. Patricia Carstensen The Telephone Company May be her job for next year. Pat has a voice that's Easy on the ear. She admires courtesy, She's honest and cool . She's known for her blushes And service to the school. ew. lr-r r Carol Ann Casola Casola n. KLat. Casola-a lively scribel l.A pretty secretary who dances well, characterized by cute mannerisms, a nice laugh, and a very friendly personality, All Casolas enioy watching football games, and say, That's nice. 2. In specific cases can refer to those chosen as candidates for Junior Prom queen. 5. Y fl? lit- umm, Q-1 Walter Cathie Walt, always a good sport, wants own sports store to own his after graduation from college. Besides being a crack shot he enjoys baseball and pro wrestling. For recreation, Walt goes for a cruise in his bomb. Walt sagely remarks that 'tthe door that leads in leads out, but wherever it leads, it leads to success. an-......., Barbara Carol Chaderchian Bobbi brings a quaint Old World flavor to T.H.S. She belongs to a folk dance group and an Armenian choir. She also finds time to be VP of the Red Cross Council, enjoy Oriental music, and enter- tain others around her with her wonderful sense of humor. Despite her colorful and varied interests in the arts, Bobbi plans to enter the business world. Louis John Castellucci A wolf by nature, Louis enjoys hunting and sports. He likes to work on cars and plans to be a construction engineer in his old age. Louis admires courtesy in others and is fond of rock 'n' roll. Louis has served T,H.S. in the Hi-Y for three years and in Kiddies Incorporated for twenty- four more moons. fm Linda Maclelyn Chalmers 'Calm and silent as night'-this is Linda in school. You might not hear her, but you can't miss her pleasant smile that reveals her friendly, sincere nature. Lin is an enthusiastic member of Young Life, teaches Sunday School, and sings in a choir. Elle est vive, n'est-ce pas? 27

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Ki 5' if Fred Clarke Makes no difference what your problem is. If you're in trouble, Fred will help you out of it with an easy going manner and a hu- morous comment. Fred's many memorable experiences in Mr. Puro's mechanical drawing class will prove useful in drafting school in the future. When not behind a drawing board, Fred likes to be behind a dashboard. 29 GE' Arlene Rita Cohen 'Ohhh, l forgot my French bookl' Typical remark from a good indus- trious student, eh? Well Arlene is just that. lf not a little forgetful, e is pleasant to be with, This rl does everything well, from sports to math problems. With her talents and capabilities, she will do well in any career. sh gi M finr Jonathan Cook Jon is well-informed on one side of all issues. A tall individualist, he stands out in any crowd. F101 only for his height, but also for his adamant opinions, which he doesn't hesitate to express.. As -a Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, his intelligence is not hidden either. Also brawny, he is a good athlete. We all wish Jon godspeed. Eddie Cohn 'Don't panic,' Woody yells with wrench, mechanics book, and comb in hand. 'l can fix it if it has wheels and a motorf This future insurance adjuster equipped with red hair and a sense of humor likes tinkering with cars and listening to rhythm and blues songs. Susan M. Cole 'Our Sue Cole is a merry old soul, and adorable is she. She calls for the drumsushe calls for the band, and twlrllng down the field comes she' Our head majorette's warmth and friendliness have meant much to the team's morale. Sue always cuts a neat figure, evenlon ice. Her mature approach to situations will insure her a happy and rewarding life. x x' .-S v gx .lx--ZX -4, lf.:-X Q--1 I H K n C ,X li I fi X 24 C N it 'A - o Xi' X 'V - ' 'X ' 13. ... '1i'ff -.lei-:.i.L-.. -- Wesley A. Cooke Wes, who weighs ll8 pounds with his glasses on, plans to be a lawyer. His singing ability should help woo the gals in the iury, so we predict he'll go unbeaten, un- tied and unscored upon. Wesley was the scatback on this year's football team, and with his driving power would have been impossible to pull down had the line given him a chance to begin. J Carole Cooper Although Carole is the epitome of peppiness, pertness-, and spirit, she simply collapses when her home- work is finished, This is because her full day always finds time for activity in many clubs. It would seem that a person would have to be six feet tall to contain it all, but petite Carole proves that it iust isn't so.