Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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SENIOR CLASS DFFICCRS i PRESIDENT STEPHANIE GLOVER Stevie . . . bright, witty and a delight to know . . . dot friend «r Diene Thornton, Petrice Sim . Nilde Cedeno, end Odette Seymore , . . enjoyed erf clette mo»t . . . pet peeve: ignorent people . . . edmiret erti t Kethy Koilivity . . . like macaroni cheete . cetuel clothing end popoler mutic . . . Mi Devid, Mr . Hiller end Mr . Dono-ven tcore high in her book . . . edmiret mother end fether mott for they ere gold . . . Senior Clet pretident , . . Twirling Club ceptein . . member of the Modern Dence Club, the Spenith Club, the Student Council, end the Uptilon Sigma Rho Sorority . . . Gereld Heirtton it e tpeciel perton . . . hobbies include heir (tyling, modeling, end fethion . . . college bound. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER MICHAEL C. CATAPANO Kelly . . . e calm, lively individuel . . , frequent companion ere Scotty Tucker end Sem For-i no . . . among hit many favorite ere the Tempte-Tiont, Oldenberg. Turner, Mr. Gentile. Mr. Bene-’ »ento, soul mutic. Italian and Chinete food . . . usually found at the thore turfing . . . Wonder-fulnett . . . baseball, basketball, end Phyticel Ktnet Club . . . Vanity letter . . . ectivitie out-tide of school include the C.Y.O. end tinging in e group . . . edmiret hit mother . . . vice pretident of the Senior Clets . . . plant to attend college . . will major in advertising. HELENA ROMAN Helene . . . sincere, talkative, end friendly . . . finds company of Marie Vitcerronde. Nilde Cedeno. Peggy Hammond, end Annette Rieter pleasurable . . . enjoys tinging, volleyball, dancing, Chinese food. Latin end soul mutic . . . member of the Red Cross, Dramatic Club, the Dick Ricardo Club, and the Symphony Sid Club . . . received a iteno award and an A-Pin . . . secretary of the Senior Clast . . . admires Ruben Rodriquez . . . look forward to attending Berkeley School of Secretarial Training or Ettez County College . . . plant to prepare for a position at a legal secretary. LUCILLE ROSARIA MONDALTO Lu ... a kind and considerate girl with a lively personality . . . usually found in the company of dote friends Margaret Letkiw, Judy Clarke. Debbie Jones, and the twins . . . favorites include classical music, mathematics, tennis, the artist Rembrandt. and the author Howard Levi . . . has great admiration for her father and for Miss Meyerton . . . spends plenty of time in school attending Math Club. French Club. Bowling Club. Tennis Club, and Student Council meetings . . . hat received a National Honor Society award, a bowling award, and a tennis award . . . can usually be found reading in the library . . . plant to attend the Virginia Polytechnicel Institute of Technology to prepare for a career as an electrical engineer.

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SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR ALFRED GENTILE, B.S., Mathematics We, the Senior Class of 1969 are proud to have as our advisor, Mr. Alfred Gentile. More than just an advisor, he has really jumped the generation gap . Whether he is at a senior class council meeting, at a blackboard solving equations, or at a dance waltzing across the ballroom floor. Mr. Gentile has always performed well. No one person has dedicated as much unselfish effort to the Class of 1969 as he has this past year. His warmth and friendliness, his perseverance, and his integrity are only a few of his many traits wo have come to respect and admire. We thank him for enduring aggravations, frustrations, small wars, financial crises, Senioritis, personality probloms, and other maladies so often associated with candidates for graduation. ALFRED GENTILE B.S., Mathematics SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS JEANNE O. TSO. B.S.. M A. Art ALBERT CALVIN. B.S.. M.A. Mathomotic LUCILLE B. HILLER. B.S. Horn Economic DOROTHY B. NEUSS. B.S.. M.A. Enqliih REUBEN SINGER. B.S.. M.A. Muvic

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