Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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» @ Angelina Arakas—“Angie”’ - 76 Burnett Street - Travel - Words couldn’t express our gratitude to this wonderful girl, so realizing her capabil- ities we elected her President of the Senior Class. Here’s one girl that will go far in the future. Art Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Pa- trol, Class President, Busi- ness Editor of Vignette, Spanish Club. @ Jean Frances Aylward — “Jeanie” - 655 Mt. Prospect Avenue - Com- mercial Art - Boys and girls glance admiringly at Jeanie. Her clothes are always so beautiful. What goes into them is pretty swell, too. A nice girl and lots of fun. We’ll miss her - Red Cross, Glee Club, Art Club, Student Council. @® William Grant Barlow—“Bill” - 76 James Street - Being secretary of our class is a big job and Barlow has filled the “bill.” Decorations are his speciality and he has contributed large- ly to the success of our school dances. What would we have done without Bill? Chorus, Variety Show, Art Club. ® Lenore Becker—“Lenny”’ - 505 Sixteenth Avenue - Sy- racuse - The center of at- traction of any crowd is bound to be Lenny. Person- ality plus is this girl’s claim to fame. Besides taking hon- ors in art she finds time for dramatics and cheerleading. Student Council, Red Cross, Art Club, Cheerleading, Dra- matics, Vignette Staff.

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@ Elaine Adams—“Blondie” - 402 Avon Avenue - Berkeley Schoo] - The words “a swell girl” can best be used to de- scribe Elaine. Not only is she a good art student but also has a fondness for the musical arts—light opera be- ing her favorite. Good luck to you always, Elaine! @ Bar- bara Alvino—“Bobbie” - 26 Stockman Street - Masseuse - Vivacious is the word for “Bobbie.” Being one of our most talented music students she attained a position in the All-State Chorus. Her con- tinual antics and jokes pro- vided us with many a laugh thru the years. Choir, All- State Chorus. @ Joseph An- drew Angello—‘Joe” - 164 Elm Street - College - Joe’s expert kidding has made him very popular with the girls, but the boys think he’s a regular guy too, so together they’ve voted him the “most popular” boy in the class. He has taken active part in basketball and gymnastics. Basketball Letter, Art Club, Hall Patrol. © Melvyn Appel —‘Mel” - 118 Grumman Ave- nue - College - Eyes light up and smiles appear when Mel enters a room. He’s our class hero and the back-bone of our basketball team. Mel personifies the upright, fine young American boy you hear so much about. We prophesy a grand future. Basketball Letters.

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® Fred Bossert—‘Bos” - 215 Norfolk Street - When Bos was asked what he intended doing after graduation he re- plied - “Going Home.” That’s just typical of his humor. His pride and joy is his old “jalopy.” We’ll miss this swell fellow, and wish him all the luck in the world. @ Richard Brown—‘Rich” - 17 Morton Street - Aviation - Richard is quiet, but oh, so cute! That solid clarinet he plays with the “Greenjack- ets” makes him very popular. His main interest out of school is building model planes. We’ll miss him. Or- chestra, Hall Patrol. © Grace Carden—“Gracie,” 94 Myrtle Street, Bloomfield - Photog- raphy - She’s only been with us a short time but in two years she has shown great talent in art and her quiet and unassuming ways have made her a favorite among us. She came to Arts from Bloomfield and we’re mighty glad she’s here. Here’s to you! Student Council, Scope. Vignette Staff. @ Betty Jean Cokeley — “Cokey,” 112 Bleeker Street - Show Busi- ness - Cokey is one of the “live - wires” and a really good worker in the senior class. Besides the numerous class committees she has worked on, she has been un- stinting in service to other activities - “Vignette” Staff, Spanish Club, Chorus, Red Cross, Banking Representa- tive,