Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Var eel Eg pala vtar JOHNSON, LAWRENCE LAWRENCE And faster than his tongue did make offenses, His eye did heal it up” KALISH, RIVA RIVA um 2 iat Never a one is so gay KEHOE, AGNES AGGIE A simple soul possessed with many gifts’ KINNEY, RUTH SHADOW Gayety without eclipse” KLUGERMAN, DOROTHY DOT To strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield” 16 LAW, WILLIAM BILL Large was his bounty and his soul sincere’ LIPSKY, OLGA OLLIE So light of foot, so light of spirit LUNDIN, LEROY ROY | fear no foe, | scorn no friend MANOS, TED TED | fear thy kisses, gentle maiden McGOLDRICK, ANNE MAC Shot through and through with cunning words

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VIG N Ese) Ere lng sai GELTZEILER, NETTIE NETTY Thy smile and frown are not aloof GILBERT, FRANK GIL Say what you like, All things love me! GILLESPIE, HAROLD HAL | owe no man hate, Envy no man's happiness’ GONNELLA, JOHN JAY Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit GREELEY, WALTER WAL And wot he swam, both strong and steady’ GUTHREAU, RALPH FLASH So muscular he spread, So broad of breast GUTHRIE, ALEXANDER J. ALEC Weary of myself and sick of asking, What | am and what | ought to be HEDDES, JOHN TOU The Horse can tell, Straight from my lip, My hand could not Hold any whip HOAGLAND, ALMA HOAGY Sober, steadfast and demure HUBIG, JUNE DEACON Life shoots in glances through her veins''

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Veron EXT epee) ser MERRIAM, ARCHIE, Jr. ARCH “Lo, what | lack, my mind supplies’ MESLAR, MADELINE MADDY “Like a lily which the sun looks through in its sad decline MITTERHOFF, MURRAY MURPHY His listless length at noon-tide would he stretch, And pore upon the brook that babbled by MORRISON, DORA RED Like sunshine on a dancing rill’ NAGLE, LOUIS LOU We caught the tread of dancing feet NASELSKY, HELEN UBY A life that moves to gracious ends’ NOVAK, JULIA JUDIE She is more beautiful than day’ OLZEWSKI, IRENE RENE © hail to the strain that sae sweetly is ringing, Like some fairy bird in the wilder- ness singing’ OWEN, WILLIAM BILL A comb that deftly parts the hair, A smile that drives away all care PALIUSIS,; “ADELE SHORTIE Pure and as true as steel’