Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Vili Ec er Et ameter say, THE SCOPE STAFF We feel that the advisers and members of the staff of the SCOPE, our official school newspaper, should get the recognition that they so richly deserve. The Scope has been an integral part of our school for the past four years and rates among the best of the school newspapers in the state. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Janet Sloan Fulop, some enter- prising students published the first issue of the Scope on December 8th, 1932. It was immediately accepted by the student body and has con- tinued to be a favorite with them every month. Now Miss Anne E. Shirley has succeeded Mrs. Fulop as the newspaper's adviser and the Scope has been received as an established feature of the Arts High School. Let us hope that it will continue to be that for a very long time! 24

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Mattie Braxton Fred Brenner Verdell Brown Henry Brzezicki Spencer Cannon George Capezio George Colin Philip Del Vecchio Tony DiBello . Joe Dudas Fay Erman Floy Evans Josephine Fazio Fred Forschner Beatrice Fox Bette Fraser Tom Gallegher Nettie Geltzeiler Frank Gilbert Harold Gillespie John Gonnella Walter Greeley Ralph Guthreau Alec Guthrie John Heddes Alma Hoagland June Hubig Lawrence Johnson Riva Kalish Agnes Kehoe Ruth Kinney Dorothy Klugerman Bill Law Olga Lipsky Leroy Lundin Ted Manos Anne McGoldrick Archie Merriam Madeleine Meslar Murray Mitterhoft Dora Morrison Louis Nagle Helen Naselsky Julia Novak Irene Olzewski William Owen Adele Paliusis John Perazzo Herbert Peterson John Pinadella Aletta Rydberg Barbara Sager Marian Schoendorf Seymour Shaffer Peggy Spanel Carol Sparks Mildred Stengel Louis Stromp Anne Stoyakewich Walter Stunger John Such Mary Thomas Norman Tokar Jerry Weber George Wicks Florence Zamarra Helen Zebro Mildred Zweig Good Nature Mayor Broad-Jump Drawings Borrowed Homework Gutfaw Poll Report Card Managership Mathematics Curves Friends Loquatiousness Stretch Cigarettes Dance Speed Everybody Gait Physique Amiability Swimming Muscles Accent Pipe Neatness Nickname Tap-Dancing Trousers Bun Emotions Personality Length Smile Blue Eyes Suaveness Singing Criticisms Humor Clothes Dimples Dancing Wisdom Pretty Music Hair-Comb Curls Shoulders Speeches Peroxide English Recitations Sophistication Forgetfulness Trombone Complexion Her Uncle Flaxen Locks Mussed Hair Rotundity Sweethearts Blond Hair Soft Voice Wig Outlook Teeth Aloofness Ringlets Petiteness Miss Emmett Eddie Cantor Kangaroo Cezanne Himself Pagliacci Dorothy Klugerman Mussolini Swimming Team Louis Stromp Gypsy Rose Lee Ask Him! Keats Daddy-long-legs Camels Pavlowa Glenn Cunningham Florence Nightingale Samuel Leibowitz Sandow Lord Byron Weissmuller Flash Gordon Boake Carter Clark Gable Helen Wills Moody Katharine Hepburn Bill Robinson Elsa Lanchester Helen of Troy Jerome Reich George Colin Empire State Building Mr. Stamelman Adonis Cary Grant Miss Shirley Samuel Johnson Fannie Brice Esquire Walter Greeley Fred Astaire Dorothy Dix Jean Harlow Miss Beane Nelson Eddy Marlene Dietrich Atlas Coleridge Gene Raymond English Writers Mrs. Simpson Mr. Nappi Jimmy Dorsey Marty. Davis Mr. Lowrey Lorelei Joe Dudas Plum Pudding Popeye Apollo Singing Lady His Brother D. Homer Rich Pepsodent Venus de Milo Gorgeous Hussy Loretta Young Cashier Restaurateur Olympics Street Cleaner Munitions King Bartender Usher Fascist Coach Accountant Stage Welfare Worker Book-worm Lamplighter Cabinet Member Taxi-dancer Cassanova Nurse Study Poet Travelling Salesman Life-guard Wrestler Reporter Foreman Lawn Tennis Champ Usherette Orchestra Leader Sunday-school-teacher Textile Designer Comedienne Wife Bouncer Ask Freddie ! ! Eddie Duchin Movie Villain Department Store Kibitzer Bob Ornithologist Flirt Gigilo Columnist Mirror Soprano Bald Curling Iron Strong-man Relief Truck Driver Bibliophobe Society Misanthrope Barber Mannequin Practical Joker Wise-cracker Clerk Matrimony Bigamist WiSPSAG Lullabies Advertiser Debunker Handshaker Cosmetics Advice to Lovelorn Artist

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Vem Neos tes lay ry, DRAMATIC CLUB The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to employ first and second year pupils in all courses in such dramatic activity as they prepared for. This club's officers are seniors in the dramatic course, also manage all stage productions including those of the classes in dramatics. Membership is open to all years of the high school. The faculty adviser is Mr. Rich. RE