Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Miss Fortunato, Dr. Seamster's secretary, looks over the shoulder of Miss Hayes, chief administrative clerk, who is reviewing high school transcripts for our seniors.

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AMKISTkATION DR. FREDERICK C. SEAMSTER B.A., M.A., Ph D. Principal Perfect wisdom hath four parts, viz.: wisdom, justice, fortitude, and temperance. —Plato. In this quotation we may see Dr. Scamstcr. the man who, during his ten years at Arts High, has l een devoted to the cause of trying to help each student acquire wisdom. Tin's interest does not suddenly cease when the 2:35 bell rings for dismissal; it is never-ending. We students at Arts have, under Dr. Seamster's guidance, an opportunity to obtain a type of wisdom which our text books alone can never give us. a type of wisdom that, of necessity, must come from a wise individual—from such a man as Dr. Seainster. MRS. BEATRICE CELLER B.A., M.A. Vice-Princi Ml Socrates said that there was one only good, namely, knowledge; and one only evil, namely, ignorance. Mrs. Geller has tried to discourage the evil, ignorance, which is present in all groups of people. Knowledge which casts out ignorance is not merely a matter of knowing who our sixteenth President was or how to conjugate a Latin verb; it is the path to an understanding of justice, right, and human nature. Mrs. Geller has tried to instill in students not only knowledge of what is evil, but also a knowledge of what is good and right . . . the knowledge so vital in today’s world.

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Mom TH $ HOOL SIr. Pickett scowls at a prospective candidate for the art course. bird’s eye view of Miss lA’hlhach in action Shake hands with my friend, says Mr. Misurell, introducing a valuable member of the science staff.