Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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10 Vol GUNES aia Te )eeeen cee cenee eee eee eee eeeeeee eee ees OCC CEO C CUCU ECO C ECO EU CEU ACU KESO KOU CUSPUEECCECOOUOS REO CCCUNO CEU EUACUCOOEOO ESA EEN CACO CEN UOOEEOOEECEOAUEUEECAOUOCECCUEROUOCKUOCEORUUOCEUAEUSOUESUAUOUOEUOOEOONESOEEOOEOOEENOENSCEFORE LECKENBUSH, HENRY HANK “May we ‘Herald’ him on to greater heights” LEUZARDER: SUE SUZIE “Although petite, she’s very sweet” LEY Pai wAL BERG AL “T have fought a good fight and overthrown my foe — education” MASON, OLGA OLGA “Proudly and gracefully, she walks among her fellow men”? MILLER, BERNARD BERNIE “Worry never makes men great, so why worry?” LEE, BERDELUS BERDIE “A gentle tongue is as pleasant as it is rare” LIEBERMAN, DORIS DODO “Simplicity, a very rare thing in this age” LINKOV, LAWRENCE LARRY “A career he’s made, a jester by trade” McCLOUD, ELOISE ELLIE “Trip the light fantastic toe” MOONEY, DORIS DORRIE “A girl who needs no borrow- ed charm”

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ay Looe Onter 1°9°3'8 9 a GOLDFARB, MEYER STAR “Tf fun interferes with work, we'll give up work” HEYMAN; ROBERT BOB “It matters not if duty calls, there’s ever time to jest” HYMOWITZ, SAMUEL SAMMY “Great is our admiration for one who does well” KAPLAN, MAY KAPPIE “She shall find her way to the stars” KITLERS OSCAR LOVER “Love me little, love me long” ’ GONOS, WILLIAM BILL “Liberty came after years of servitude” HUMMEL, ELAINE DIMPLES “Quiet, sweet, and debonair, she trips through the halls without a care” JAMES, ROSALIE RO “Gracious and friendly, two charming virtues” KESSLER, MELVIN MEL “Study maketh a full man” LANG, LOUISE LOU “Nothing is as admirable as dignity”

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SL OO Eo 2 nF 1.9358 11 (EUEEURDEOORODOOOOERDDODSEORDGOUROODONDESCAEDEOUOTSOEEDEOHEORECEOHUOROEOSEDNSOEROREE sesuausuaveceuenucensuuanananearyancarcanaruceuuaccuaeauuaveucarsngnaenroaaccsanceaeucnsangcensoaersuancvagtaaunauestoaasensestanessassifal NITHART, THEODORE TEDDY “A friendly disposition is ever pleasing” REICH, JEROME JERRY “Thru an artist’s window he looks at life” ROSAMILIA, JULIA FRISKY “Sincerity is charm” SLONIMSKY, ANNE DIP “Truth and wisdom will for- ever thrive” DW LOON aL Ea Ly: LET “A brilliant smile and a per- sonality to match” PERILLO, COSMO KAIZMO “Never a worry shall darken his door” RICHARDSON, BEATRICE BEA “Was there ever a greater tbun- dance of virtue?” SAUVAN, BERTHA TEX “Heaven such grace did lend her, that she might admir- ed be” TAUB, MAE TOBY “When most I wink, then best I see” WATTS, JOSEPH JOE “Safely ashore after a stormy voyage”