Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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a © Thelma Marian Solomon— “T, S.” - 170 Baldwin Street, Bloomfield - Pratt Institute - A more gifted, ambitious, girl is yet to be found. She excels in her studies and in all the activities in which she partakes. She finds time to be friendly and sweet and richly deserves the honors given her by our class. Vig- nette Editor, Scope Editor, Art Club, Red Cross, Student Council Secretary, Spanish Club Treasurer. © Edward Strickland—“Strick” - 14A Seidler Street - Syracuse - “Strick” spends many hours painting and thinking about philosophy. An intelligent boy who is known for his ability to carry on brilliant conver- sations with anyone on any subject. Good luck, Ed! - Student Council, Chorus, Red Cross. ® George Trimmings —“George”’ - 97 Monmouth Street - College - George is a big friendly fellow with an easy smile for every one. His one ambition is to paint well, and considering his present work we’re sure he’s on the right road. Art Club. ® Mir- iam Weiner—“‘Mim” - 156 Mapes Avenue, Newark, N. J. - Montclair State Teachers College - Mim is the class “bugologist.” She finds biol- ogy very interesting. She admires President Roosevelt and is especially good on politics. We know she will be successful in whatever she sets out to do. Vignette, Lit- erary Editor, Scope, Choir. al tt bts ' on oe

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® Columbia Restaino—“Bina”’ - 82 Mt. Prospect Avenue - N.S.F.ILA. - In cheerleading it’s the fighting spirit and good sportsmanship that counts. Bina hits tops on every mark and that’s why she’s been captain of the cheerleaders for three sea- sons. Her clear thinking and spontaneity have made her a suecess, Cheering Squad Captain, Student Council, Art Club. ® Carmen Santangelo— “Carm” - 200 Astor Street - Undecided - Tall. dark. and nice looking, with a dimple in his chin. Carmen however has more than good looks. He is very talented in art and turns out some swell work. We all know he’ll succeed in whatever he does. @ Con- stance Sedares—‘Tula” - 36 Stirling Street - Art - Her quiet, easy wey has made us all think highly of her. Being voted “top girl artist” in the graduating class is only a small tribute, for that is only the first of many more she is hound to receive. Vignette Staff - Spanish Club. ® Audrey Shirley Sinclair — “Bunny” - 23 Lloyd Place, Belleville - Modeling - She has been a “model” student, and intends to continue and become a real model at Bar- bizon. Her grace and beauty will surely make her life a success. Red Cross, Student Council, Spanish Club, Vig- nette,

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® William Wells—‘Billy” - 29 South Fourteenth Street - Service - Soft spoken and with a friendly smile, here is one boy of whom never a word other than praise has been spoken. He’s known around school as the happy- go-lucky boy with the quick smile and sparkling wit, that brought many cheery hours to Arts. We’ll miss him when he’s gone! - Scope, Track Team, Glee Club, Chorus. @ Robert Yundzel—“ Bobby” - 17 D’Auria Street - State Teachers College - An answer to the history teachers’ pray- ers, Bobby will be remem- bered for remembering! He has won prizes for his art work and hopes to continue in the field of teaching art. He’s an expert mechanic too. He spends his spare time building super model planes and with his drive and imagi- nation we’re all sure he’ll be a great success. Art Club. ® Dorothy Zimmer—‘Dot” - 277 Vassar Avenue - Secre- tarial Work - Dot is the sweet young lady with the bright smile. Always friend- ly, she is a very wonderful person to have around. Her greatest ambition is to be a success in the world—we hope her wish comes true, because we know she’s after the right kind of success. Here’s to you, Dot! - Hall Patrol, Banking Representa- tive.