Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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If MRS. WALSH January, 1956 Homeroom 207 Coming to anchor in a strange harbor, it’s always good practice to check your position . . As we w'alk into the ship’s Council we see Barbara Martin, Luna Ellington, I.eah Evangclis, and Joe Policastro who represent their craft. Outstanding musicians aboard this canoe were Frances Winskus, Howard Sipley, Ernest Sikler, Thomas Mathews, Louis Leone, and Robert Judd. The athletes among them were Joe Policastro, Richard Gega, Billy Mills, Howard Sipley, and Peter Woytack. Cheering them on were Leona Zunsky and Euna Ellington. Cleotha Maple, Barbara Martin, Lois Finkclstein, and Louise Bailey were reporters lor the Scope. Ann Radin helped in the ship's library. Carol Anderson, Lois Finkclstein, Louise Bailey, Leah Lvangelis, and Richelle Hcarst were the actresses who belonged to the Drama Club. MR. MISURLLL January, 1956 Homeroom 220

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17 CANOES We have sailed across smooth waters. We must go on. When we made the raft, We learned to construct a strong foundation. We need now to employ the canoe To help us through swift waters. With our knowledge gained. We are prepared to seek and conquer The obstacles before us. Carylmac Abrahams

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19 1R. PETERSON June, 1955 Homeroom 110 A well used chart adds much to the satisfaction of cruising. This class was represented in the ship’s Council by Henrietta Koch, Bob Brunquell, Florence Milgazo, Grace Werner, Cathy Blank, Larry Yannuzzi, Josephine Gurnari, Katina Pilavakis, and Meredith Luhrs. Reporters for our vessel’s publication, the Scope, were: Annette Josloff, James Wallace, Ronald DeVito, Robert Dennis, Bob Brunquell, Katina Pilavakis, and Joel Kudler. Our athletes, Dennis Szcj-man, Ronald DeVito, and Bob Cisco, were cheered on by Joan Lasky. Ruby Rogers, Barbara Laverty, Grace Werner, and Diane Dallencgra lent their helping hand to the Junior Red Cross. MR. PERRY June, 1955 Homeroom 219