Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Even a Genius Can Learn Sometimes those who are gifted with natural talent become so absorbed in it that they are careless about other and important phases of life. Never hesitate to listen to those willing to advise you on such subjects. Their experience is valuable. For instance, everybody should recognize the necessity for Life Insurance pro- tection. ASK THE PRUDENTIAL MAN Che Prudential Susurance Company of Awerica Epwarp D. DUFFIELD, President HOME OFFICE, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY

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22 cul Be humble. MUSIC ({ Music is one of the oldest arts in the world and is still considered by many as the finest because of its simplicity and beauty. @ After many years of consideration on this subject the Board finally agreed that they would have a major music course for high school students. This course was started at West Side High School under the direction of Mr. Paul Oliver, now head of music for our school systems. ({ When this course was started it was not anticipated that so many students would want to study music while in high school. This course proved so successful that after one year of it, it was no longer con- sidered an experiment, but a necessity and put into use in three of our high schools, one of which is the Arts High School. Our school is going ahead in music by leaps and bounds under the direction of Mr. Robert Rudolf. @ We have three school orchestras of which two are symphonies and whose members receive minor credit for working in them. We also have a glee club under the direction of Miss Beane. @ The music course given in our school is one of the best and most complete in the city. The Board of Education is now making it possible for students in these high schools and a few of the grammar schools to have music lessons given to them at reduced rates or in some instances gratis. All these things are getting the younger generation to appreciate good music. (@ With the strides this school has already taken in music, we can be assured that ours will be one of the leading schools in the country, giving major music as a part of public education. IEA ra Sin Aes (BO ain Salute upper classmen. Don’t “gyp” the lunch line. Always offer upper classmen your place in lunch line. Never assert yourself. Realize you are ignorant. Don’t laugh. Be not self-important. Never do anything a senior would not do. Never do anything a senior does. Wear rubber heels so you'll be seen and not heard. Carry a plan of the school around with you so you won't have to bother the upper classmen by asking where Room 107 or the office is. RUTH BATSON. A—long the paths of Life they stray L—ured by the hopes of success and fame, U—ntil at last when old they’ve grown M-—inus, perhaps, their sought for goals. N—earer they creep to Life’s sad end, I —nto that land beyond all cares. RUTH BATSON. ee ESOS sa LS aE el We DEPOTS ES

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