Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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ITRSIN ety el a8. PINADELLA, JOHN PENNY He envies none that chance doth raise. PERAZZO, JOHN JOHNNY And he's a man and a’ that’ RYDBERG, ALETTA MICKEY ''Ereedom gaily doth she tread SAGER, BARBARA BOBBE Delicious spites, and daring ang- ers and airy forms of flitting change SCHOENDORF, MARIAN Thy lightning laughter, Dimples the baby roses in thy cheek ! SHAFFER, SEYMOUR CY He's chawing up the ground, And he's kicking all around SPANEL, MARJORIE LOIS PEG Her bright black eyes, her bright black hair’ SPARKS, CAROL SPARKIE So sweet of face, such angel grace, In all the land hath never been STENGEL, MILDRED MIL With your floating, flaxen hair, Thy rose lips and full blue eyes” STOYAKEWICH, ANNE KERNEL “Hail to thee, blithe spirit

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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’

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Veer N Esta eae rsey PETERSON, HERBERT PETE Content | live, this is my stay STUNGER, WALTER BOB Teach me half the gladness, That thy brain must know SUCH, JOHN SANDY A knight there was and that a worthy man’ THOMAS, MARY MARY Kind hearts are more than coronets' TOKAR, NORMAN RED Tokar, Tokar burning bright, In the thickest of the fight WEBER, JEREMIAH JERRY He writes brave verse, Speaks brave words WICKS, GEORGE BUD His life is gentle and the elements So mix'd in him that Nature might stand up and say fo all the world, ‘This is a man’ ' ZAMARRA, FLORENCE EL© A simple maiden in her flower ZEBRO, HELEN BLONDIE A maiden of our century, yet meek ZWEIG, MILDRED MILLIE The mildest manners and the gentlest heart’