Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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LOUISE YANNUZ2I 230 Jtfforton Street louitc it • member of the Scope Staff, the Student Council, the Opera Club, the Glee Club, and the National Honor Society. She it the proud holder of an A-pin. She hat terved at pretident of the Junior Clatt. Among her many frieridt are Sandra Wortky, Olga Tobie, and Lynne Maria. She it utually found on a date or at home reading a good book. Louite't favorite tubject it math and her favorite teach-art are Mitt Myerton, Mr. Morrit, end Mr. Clamurro. The teaching profettion it her goal and the may attend Douglatt College in preparation for it. EUGENE BRIAN GELDZILER 606 South Twelfth Street Among our athletic-minded young men it Gene who enjoyt horteback riding, twimming. bate-ball, and weightlifting. Betidet tportt. he it interetted in art and hat been a member of the Art Service Club for tome time. He it alto active in the Library Guild and the T Square and Triangle Club. Some of Genc't companiont are Neil Travitano, Lou Venturi, and Sheldon Saudert. At one time. Gene worked at a countelor in La Tuna Canyon, California. He enjoyed this experience very much. Hit future plant include entering the Air Force and attending Montclair State College. CAMILLE DEO 166 fatt Kinney Street Candy, who it an introvert at heart, it utually found deep in thought. She it active in the Art Service Club, the Scope and the library Guild. She utet leiture time for twimming, dating, and having fun. She hat enjoyed being a cheerleader and hat appreciated particularly the friendlinett of her teammatet. Even though vivid orange it her favorite color, the favort toft dreamy mutic. Upon graduation, Camille hopet to attend Orange Memorial Hotpital School of Nurting. ADAM JOHN ZIOBRO 705 fhrs Avenue Adam came to Artt from South Eighth Street School. He it a boy with a great tente of humor. Adam liket twimming. bateball, betket-ba II, littening to jazz, and having fun. Hit clote friendt are Eddie and Ira, with whom he can utually be found. Hit favorite tubject it math but hit favorite teacher it Mr. Pickett. Adam hat been a member of the Band for two yoart and hat taken part in the opera pretentationt. 13 LASS OFFICERS

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HOMEROOM TEACHER CO o CO CLASS ADVISOR MISS RUTH MYERSON, B A. MathamaH ci Miss Mycrson, although somewhat conservative and sedate at times, is a fun-loving, easygoing person. Throughout our high school years she has helped to guide us along the road to success. Her patience and understanding have aided us greatly in times of doubt. Although engaged in many activities. Miss Myorson has never been too busy to take time out for one of her pupils. Her classes have always presented a challenge to every student. During her leisure time, sho enjoys playing tennis, going skiing or ice skating and reading mathematics for pleasure. Miss Myerson's sincerity and congenial personality have won her the respect and admiration of the entire student body. MR. JOSEPH REUTER. B.A. Latin Mr. Reuter is one of the teachers most closely associated with Arts High School. He handles his classes with skill and firmness. Current events, history and politics are among the many different subjects which he discusses in his classes. When he is not teaching Latin, Mr. Reuter can be found reading a good book, watching television or out in the country tak-ing a long hike. A thoughtful, friendly person with a keen sense of humor and bag full of witty sayings, he has gained the respect of every student. U1 co HOMEROOM TEACHER MR. SPINDLER, B.A., M.A. Art One of the first teachers a student becomes acquainted with upon entering Arts High is Mr. Spindler. One does not have to be assigned to Mr. Spindler's art classes; one needs only to encounter him in the corridors in order to develop a warm friendship with this man. He is always eager to communicate his ideas and experiences to the people with whom he associates. He is full of gay stories about his life in Europe. He has something in common with both art and music majors for he deeply loves both subjects. Mr. Spindler is a favorite among the students because he has a sincere desire to see that they are all happy in school. He makes an honest effort to help them to do their best scholastically. HOMEROOM TEACHER MISS EMILY KRUCK, B.A., M.A. History Miss Kruck is well known for her pleasant disposition and her daily history lest. Her encouragement and her advice have won her the respect and admiration of many. As a history teacher. Miss Kruck possesses an extraordinary knowledge of her subject and is satisfied only with perfection from her students. She is a teacher who understands her students and is patient in her handling of their problems. To know her is to love her is a phrase which characterises Miss Kruck, not only as a teacher, but also as a close friend of all her students. 12

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WILLIAM JOSEPH BAILEY 542 Springfield Avenue William, who attended South Tenth Street S hool, made many friend when he came to Art High. Among them are Larry Ro-merez, Pat Abline and Baiba Plekt . Bill enjoyt painting, twimming, and dancing. He it a member of the Explorer Scout and hold a part-time job at an attendant at a City Service Ga» Station. Hi future plan contitt of ttaying tingle and joining the United State Army. He ha enjoyed many thing at Art but, above all, he liked the friendly ditputet between the teacher and ttudent . ANTHONY ALFANO 269 fsirmount Avenue Tony, the trumpet player, came to u from Fourteenth Avenue School. He it a member of the Choru and the Band. Some of hit cloteit friend at Art are Vincent Zannelli, John De Nardo, Larry De Patquale and Natalie Pugliete. Tony like Italian »ilk tuitt, hunting, rock V roll mutic and mott of all, girltl Hit favorite tubjec! it hittory; hi favorite teacher it Mr . Neut . Tony' plant for the future include attending Seton Hall Univertity and later joining the Marine . LESTER ALLEN BARNETT US Schley Street let, the boy with the extraordinary talent for loafing, came to Art from Bragaw Avenue School. He it active in tchool affair »uch a the Art Service Club, the Dance Club, and the Math Club and i a member of the National Honor Society. In hit junior year, let repretented Art at Boy ' Stale. He enjoyt Ruttian dancer . Odd type of mutic have a tpecial appeal for him. Very interacted in art, he would like to make it hi career and will attend either Pratt In-ttitute or Cooper Union. NADINA AILES 368 Dtyton Street Nadine, in addition to being a good academic ttudent, ha participated in many extracurricular activitie tuch at the Girl ' Glee Club, the Special Choru , and the library Guild. Her beautiful voice hat enabled her to be a member of the All-Stale Choru , al o. Dinnie't favorite pattime are liiten-ing to progretsive jazz and playing a tune on the piano. Although Nadina will mitt her teacher and friend at Art , the it looking forward to attending the Jertey City Medical Center School of Nurting. CLASS JUNE 14