Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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® Joan Sybilla Mueller—516 Highland Avenue - College - Joan wants to visit South America. Perhaps this ex- plains why she works so dili- gently in the Spanish Club. Quiet, sweet, and an excellent student—that’s our Joanie! We know she’ll go far. Chorus, Spanish Club, Vig- nette Staff. ® Anna Catherine Nardone — “Jinx”? - 110% Summer Avenue - Undecided - “Jinx” is a tall blonde with a ready smile and a passion for Alan Ladd. She was al- ways there with a funny tale to brighten up any blue mo- ments we may have had. This girl will always have many friends because of her knack for making others happy. Chorus. ® Bette Lee Noar— “Betts” - 116 Vassar Avenue - Undecided - That big, beau- tiful blonde, constantly munching saltines, is our Betts. How she keeps her figure we’ll never know. She’s a popular girl with many talents that will put her near the head of any parade. We’ll all miss her. Dramatics. ® Therese A. Noone—“T. C.” - 200 Highland Avenue - “Nicest all round” is our “T. C.’s” title, and very deserv- ing of it she is too. One of her special talents is singing, and she has a lovely voice. An ambitious and talented student and a wonderful girl! Good luck, “T. C.” - Choir, Chorus, Scope. RAY BA SSS

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cee i N (¢ Mi a e Arthur Holmes—‘‘Artie” - 150 North Thirteenth Street - An able and conscientious leader. He has obtained two of the top offices in Arts. Being the Mayor is a tough position to hold and he has done an excellent job. Stu- dent Council Mayor, Basket- ball Captain. @ Virginia Holzhauer — “Ginny” - 52 Fairview Avenue, West Or- ange - N.S.F.1.A. - “Come on Arts, let’s get hep!’ Who’s doing all the shouting under the big top? It’s Ginny Holz- hauer, our popular cheer- leader! Ginny’s’ sparkling smile and winning personal- ity have won her a lot of friends. Here’s hoping she goes far in her chosen pro- fession, interior decorating. Student Council, Cheering Squad, Color Guard, Art Club, Dramatic Club. © Hope Cicel Mandel—‘Hopeless” 527 Springfield Avenue - Col- lege - Hope was one of the girls who made our 1946 Christmas Fair such a suc- cess. She’s a fine worker and a swell girl who abhors his- tory and loves painting. Her energy and zeal insures success. Student Council. @ Jean Natalie Marsh—‘Hor- sey” - 322 South Nineteenth Street - Jean spends most of her time on horseback but manages to turn out some great art work. A very friendly likeable girl we’re sure will get places. To her, we wish all the happiness which ‘she so richly deserves. rt AMAL: if,

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AS A @ yh ys ( als i © Walter Oehling—‘Walt” 461 South Eleventh Street - “Walt” doesn’t say much but does his work quietly and efficiently. A tall, handsome lad with a swell personality, he was appropriately voted “Best looking boy in the senior class.” And we really mean it! - Hall Patrol. @ Shaena Jeannette Orlanis— “Shae” - 284 Leslie Street - Undecided - Shae is a very versatile girl participating in art, music, and dramatics. Her main interests are danc- ing and art. We’re sure that she’ll succeed in everything she undertakes, and we cer- tainly wish her the best of everything. Chorus, Dra- matics, Art Club. @® Anna Pallitto—“Ann” - 347 Van Buren Street - Undecided - Ann is noted for her beauti- ful black hair and lovely smile. Charming and gra- cious, she is a grand person to know. To a fine art stu- dent and good friend to all of: us, we wish the best of luck. @ Americo Paoluecci— “Rickey” - 60 Sunset Avenue - College - Starting at the top is always a good place. Americo has chosen Art as his career and has been voted “top boy artist” in the sen- ior class. That honor is right- fully yours, Rickey, and we know you will always con- tinue to keep the name the senior class first gave you. 422, : a Ly ae Cen —J