Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

 - Class of 1947

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a © Robert Himmel — 625 Eighteenth Avenue - Robert is a character straight out of Clown Alley. He is tall, blond, and Van Johnsonish. The saying “Is everybody happy?” will identify him. His favorite pastime is being with Al Bisch and Dom Manghisi. His ambition is “to make something of my- self.” ©@ Marilyn Kessler— 273 North Seventh Street - Pug’s favorite saying is “no kidding” and her constant companion is Norma Norcia. Her pet peeves are sloppy girls and “ponies.” Her favor- ite song is “This is Always.” After graduation she mav continue studying art and if she is anything like her ideal, Miss Howard. she’ll succeed. © Florence Kuebler — 511 Eighteenth Avenue - Flo has the poise of a bareback rider and et the same time the cuteness of a child acrobat. Her child-like face belies her mature mind. She loves danc- ing, especially to the music of Xavier Cugat. Florence can- not tolerate homework over the weekend. Her ambition is to be a singer. ® Delores A. Lnearello — 200 South Eighth Street - Peanuts is like an elephant (wait a mo- ment, Pea. I’m not finished yet!) in that acting comes natural to her. She is an out- standing member of the Dra- matic Club and has been in many productions. She was also Chief of the Hall Patrol. Her closest buddy is Lorraine Rutherford. After graduation she will continue studying dramatics. ee sible aba ee

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® Ethel Davis—35 Montgom- ery Street - Ett has many interests, the special ones being music, dancing, read- ing, bicycling and Leon. Of these, Ethel’s musical talent is outstanding. For three years, she has been a “must” on Arts High’s musical pro- grams. Ethel wants to be a great singer and judging from her record here her future should really be “pink lemonade.” @ Edward Envall —15 Brookdale Avenue - Ed- die needs no identification, after his sensational win- nings in the Scholastic and other contests. Ed belonged to the Art Club, Student Council, and the Vignette Staff. He goes for class- ical music, bowling, skating, chess, and outdoor sketching. Ed wants to be a great artist. After seeing his water colors and oil paintings, we know it’s only a matter of time. @ Samuel S. Friedman—193 Milford Avenue - On his record, Sam just has to be rated top man in the land of sawdust and spangles (books and pencils). Sam’s favorite song is “Take it Easy.” Rob- ert Emmet is his ideal, and his hope is to get into politics. Sam may attend U.C.L.A. ® William Hayes—6 Prospect Place - Hayes you will know by his drums. He is bass drummer in the school Band. He is in the Choir, and is our high-jumping and 440 hero of the Track Team. That red plaid shirt, like a clown’s. suit, will identify him. His favorite band is the “Hamps.”



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@ Sheila MacNulty—41 Nor- wood Street - Sheila “I'll never live to tell the tale” is dubbed by her pals, “Mac.” She has been active in music and is a member of the Choir. Mac’s favorite song is ‘Auld Lang Syne.” She can always be found with Dorothy Zim- mer, and Marie Cesaro. Be- ing human, she is very fond of eating and sleeping. ® J. Dominick Manghisi — 510 Eighteenth Avenue - ‘Man- goose” is distinguished look- ing, like an animal trainer. He is Tall, Dark and Hand- some and rather like Gregory Peck. He can’t seem to take Miss Kruck’s tests (the weak- ling!). Dom’s ambition is to get into advertising, though it will have to wait until he comes out of the Marines. e Eleanore Minnick — 387 Bergen Street - Elly is defin- itely a music “fiend.” There couldn’t be a more devoted member of the Band Wagon, and you’ve heard her solos in Choir. Mr. D’Amico is her ideal, and she also admires Harry James’ or- chestra. She can’t stand peo- ple not liking music. Her ambition is to do something in music. © Norma Norcia — 198 Pennington Court - Candy is as busy as any other top-notch performer. She is very talented in art and has won several big- time contests. She won the Bamberger’s Scholastic in Ceramics, Teentimers’ Na- tional Design - and - Name - it Contest and a Scholarship to Traphagen. Her favorite song is “Intermezzo” and her fav- orite band the Philharmonic, j NS Le YL yp pyr pdipspi ph 4 ee = ° aie | PRR SSAA PA SSNS SSS

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