Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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SENIORS JAN. 47 MEESON KISLING 187 Sixteenth Ave. Meeson is a model, lovely, well poised, and soft spoken. Her hobby of collect'ng spoons is a very unusual one. She is now modeling and will continue doing so after graduation, zlthough art will always be her favorite pastime. CLIFFORD PIZZI 600 North 8th St. Cliff enlisted in the Army for three years in October of 1945. He has been stationed at Fort Hancock, Missouri, and Frankfurt, Ger- many. We are all proud of him and wish him the best of everything in his Army life. SENIORS JAN. °47 Twenty-four CHRISTELLE MIKEDES 18 Baldwin St. Chris is known as one of the cutest end best dressed girls in Arts High. She is very talented in art, which is her favorite hobby. Some col- lege will certainly enjoy her presence after graduation. ROSE MARJORIE SABLE 189 Mapes Ave. Rose ‘s another pretty girl who is on the road to a modeling career. Bowling is her favorite pastime while oil painting is her spe- clalty. She is another girl who helps make our cho.r a suecess, After graduation she intends to further her education at college.

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SECRETARY SENIORS ROSE GRECO 278 South Seventh St. A happy go tucky, all around girl, with a TAN. 2 good sense of humor equals Rose. She likes to read and write short stories in her spare time. In school the Dramatie Club and the Vignette Staff have enjoyed her presence. After gradu- ation she intends to continue her art education by attending N.S,F.LA. TREASURER PAULINE BONAT 281 Belmont Ave. Pauline ‘s a girl that Arts High will miss. She is president of the Jurior Red Cress, class treasurer, business editor of the Vignette and has been secretary of the Student Council and Basketball team. Pauline has also been a faith- ful member of the Dramatic Club. Her ambi- tion is to be a teacher. RICHARD GUARIGLIA 83 Chadwick Ave. If you see a dark handsome boy singing around our corridors you can be sure it is Dick, the Frank Sinatra of our school. Besides girls and singing, his ma‘n interests, he is one of the great stars of our basketball team. One of his ambitions ‘s to be a basketball referee, but first he has a date with Uncle Sam, WILLIAM GRIFFING 23 Fulton St. If you see a couple of pretty girls walking along you can be sure William is near by. This of course isn’t his only hobby. Whenever you SENIORS hear the click of a camera you can be sure it’s Bill taking a picture. A photography college JAN. °47 in New York is his next stop. Twenty-three

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LUCILLE SALV ATORE 188 Malvern St. Attractive, friendly and a very trim dresser is the best description of Lu. A lover of sports, she is the champion basketball player on her church team and has a keen interest in baseball. Her other hobbies are skating and reading. Al- though her plans are not definite, she intends to continue studying art. JEANETTE VERZE 617 North Eighth St, Wherever there is fun, music, laughter and noise you can be sure Jeanette’s around, for she is the best swing fan of .he school. She has contributed her share to the school through the Dramatie Club, Hall Patrol, and the choir. The N.S.F.LA. will be her next stop, after gradua- tion, where she will specialize in commercial art, Twenty-five SENIORS JAN. 747 GEORGE MUELLER 63 Fifth fe. George ‘s that dark handsome fellow who the girls all gaze at. Besides being blessed with good looks, he is very talented in art and won a pr.ze for his cover desgn used in Newark’s new booklet. Pratts is the lucky school which he has chosen to attend after he graduates. SEYMOUR PLAEGER 831 Bergen St. Seymour is the serious, quiet, all around fel- low. His favorite pastime is fishing while swim- ming and football are other sports he enjoys. He plans to continue helping his father after graduation, SENIORS JAN. °47