Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Edward Merck. Edward, one of those fellows with a vivacious personality, possesses the happy-go-lucky attitude. Believe it or not, he has his serious moments, and they are quite frequent. He has won his third letter on the Track Team and his work in the Gymnastic Club speaks for itself. Eddy is very talented in Art, but his ambition is to be a trumpet player in a top-notch orchestra. The Rock of the comic strip certainly has nothing on our Edward. Gertrude Miller. ‘‘Chartruese, ca acul and Gert.’ A rare com- bination, but you most always find them together. Here is one girl we all know so well and yet we know so little about her. However, one thing we are sure of, is that she is not lacking in subtle humor. She was a member of the Chess and Checker Club, Scope, and was Class Alderman. She intends to go to New Jersey State Teachers’ College in Newark. dN =i Melvin Miller. Melvin entered our school just this term so we don't know much about him except that he is a likeable fellow. He signed up immediately for the Vignette Staff and burned up a good deal of sole leather tracking down ads. We think he would make a success as a salesman. Beatrice Pat Milroad. Headline! Beatrice ran away with the show! That is committing an unforgivable crime in the thea- trical world, but we are still applauding her ‘Granny’ in the play 'Sparkin'’ last Arts High Night. Besides being an ac- complished actress she has been a member of the Modern Dance group, Scope Reporter, Scope Representative, Chess and Checker Club, Banker, and Photo Club. Seow sl) PAR TESS Im (erin| SOM HOMO TE bo on

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Robert MacCauley. Although Robert has only been with us a year, he is now a full-fledged Artie. He is Central's loss and Arts gain. It was there that Bob played on the football and base- ball teams. Here he is known for something more outstanding, his smile. Besides being the possessor of a sparkling personality, he has really a remarkable memory which must have been quite an asset when it came to Muzzey. After a P. G. course at St. Benedict's, Bob intends to go to Long Island University. Maddalena Maisano. Lee is vivacious and always chuck full of quips. When this fun-loving young lady entered Arts High she brought with her plenty of personality She can really be proud of the clothes she makes. In case you missed on this one, she won a Sewing Machine for a beautiful black winter coat she made two seasons ago. Raymond Matthews. Small and smart, but Ray can't seem to get to school on time. Almost every morning Miss Eddy would say, ‘Matthews, late, see you after school.’ A feeble little, Me? would be heard from the other side of the room. He has belonged to the Track Team and Vignette Staff. Frank Melito. This lad needs very little introduction. ''Shorty ' may be small in stature, but he is great in mind. Frank has a smile for everyone, a personality that has built up a host of friends. He has been a member of the Gymnastic Club, and the Choir. His chief interest is music. May he succeed in his chosen career. 924) OR eevee NcE silee 194 |

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26 Harold Moreines. Every once in a great while this sort of thing turns up. Imagine, if you can, a student with a face which is presentable in public. High marks, and everything—now look at his picture again. Anything familiar? No, Allah. Eleanor Nechwort. ‘Sober, steadfast and demure’, is Eleanor. She has been with us for the past three years. Although the above description is true once in a while you can see a mis- chievous smile in her lips and a gleam in her eyes. Bette Nieman. She is one of the nicest girls we know. Bette always has an abundance of merriness centered about her. She is also a talented art student. Bette won first prize in the Red Cross Poster Contest. As a hobby, her interest goes to chess playing—a game in which she excels. She is also, one of the best dressed girls in our class. Bette was a member of the Chess and Checker Club and was Personal Editor for the Vig- nette. Margaret Nieswand. Sweet, simple and shy in appearance, Mar- garet knows her work, and how to rise to the top of everything she undertakes. It took the Roller Skating Club to reveal to us what a skater we have in our Margaret. Now that another secret is out, we know that she will spend many pleasant hours on wheels. 1924, 0 8 VelEC Nail aval