Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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BARN DANCE 'Two littlo maidt from school or wtl Moy I tut in? Do ii-do your cornor girll’ Our Born Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, is one of the first social events on the fall calendar. Since this is a very popular activity which receives the enthusiastic support of the entire student body, the committee was fortunate in receiving permission to hold the affair in the Broadway Junior High School gymnasium. Everyone dressed in appropriate costume and the decorations were in keeping with the fall season. Music was furnished by the Arts High Dance Band under the direction of Mr. Tobia. Mr. Lang, our conscientious, congenial physical education teacher, and expert square dance caller, made everyone feel that he was down on the form. Hoi , hail. Iht gong's oil haral 29

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MRS BETTE LA LA R-HOME ROOM 313 FIRST ROW, left »© right: Robert Sionim, Thomos Coloio, loot Cos-P r Phylli Whit , Elizobeth I thorn, Poul Diobrniul, Andr w Fresco, Borboro Ulrich. SECOND ROW: Joteph Hosker, Gut Kovouro . Thomot Di Bello, Jot«ph Kotsock, Mario R b llo, Gory Z ngo. Jot ph Groy, Winn Solkint, Mkhoel Priolo. THIRD ROW: Annemori Kreybig. Vincent Ceglio, Joyce Bryont, Doreen Nonnemocher, Paulette Casol-ete, Patricia Goff go, John Colemon, Barbara Bed nor, Michele Mo ziukiewkz. MRS LUCIllE HIllER—HOMEROOM 320 FIRST ROW, left to right: Richord Hortnett, Mrs. Hiller, Corlene Warren, Horvey Knox, Eugene Gibba, So I voter Ditto. Christine Cummings, Diane Chinni, Keren Ckerole, Lorraine Sinkex. SECOND ROW: Roy Byrd, Arlindo De Oliveira, Patrick Klotz, Vivion Prosk, William James, Ben D'Alessio, Joanne Minutoli, Joseph Borg, Donna Thomos, Thomas Lambright, Anthony Splendora, Robert Rottelo . THIRD ROW: laroine Pormes, Joann Di Giuseppe, Carolyn Coroggio. Phyllis Cioffi, Charlotte Patterson, Diane Cukfero, Jeanne Orefice, Etto Hermelin, Christine Coraggio, Elsie Rinoldi, Moureen Sweeney.

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 Ouchl You're hurting my handl FAUST Each year the music and art departments cooperate in presenting an opera or an operetta. Last year's production was Gounod's Faust, the story of a young man who, for the love of a beautiful maiden, sold his soul to the devil. The co-operation and hard work of the soloists and the members of the chorus, directed by Mr. Pickett, together with the skillfully rendered background music of the orchestra, under the baton of Mr. Pesile, resulted in a polished performance. The art department produced brilliant costumes, expert lighting effects and beautiful stage sets, all of which enhanced the splendid production. Members of the chorus blond their harmonious voices during o colorful scone in tho opera. 30 Irvin Harris, Corolyn Slade ond Raymond Torsiello share the spotlight in the opera's opening oct.