Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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THERESA S. DAVID B.A., M.A. Vice-Principal Mils David. the latest addition to our administrative staff. has assumed the duties of Vic a-Principal. Prior to her appointment to this office. Miss David served on our teaching faculty. ....... . A graduate of East Orange High and Montclair State College, she is the ho der of The Margaret Holt Language Award and is also a member of Kappa Delta Pi. Her graduate study beyond masters was done at the University of Menco. w.th additional study at Cornell and Rutgers. For many years she taught Spanish and combined subject matter with an under-standing and warmth that is so characteristic of her. A truly wonderful person, her bubbling personality, her strength of character, and her love of youth have made her one of our finest and most esteemed teachers. We are certain that these same qualities will male her eicel in her administrative career. To Miss David, we, the class of 1969. eitend our congratulations and sincere best wishes for future yeers. 5

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HARRY LEWIS. Ph.D. Principal The high academic and cultural standards which have made Arts High a functioning aiampla of a truly fine acadomic institution may bo in part, attributed to the wisdom, oiperience and patient guidance of our principal. Or. Harry Lewis. Ono evidence of his concern for the students at Arts has been his establishment of a quiet study hall available during the lunch periods for the use of conscientious students. Popular books and magazines are also provided so that students may spend leisure time pleasantly and profitably. Dedication, sagacity, and dependability are familiar characteristics of Dr. Lewis. He is available for counseling and discussion at almost anytime and is often seen in classrooms questioning, speaking, or teaching. His warm smile, dignified personality. and friendly interest have won the respect and admiration of every student, faculty member, and visitor with whom he has come in contact. Arts High is proud to claim him as its own. 4

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IN MEMQRIAM SADIE B. YUKER. B.S., M.A. Librarian All Art High itudentt mourn«d the patting of Mitt Sadi Yuker who had baan a dedicated librarian at Art High for many yaart. Patiant. undaritanding. and a tourca of intpiration to all of lit, tha mada a valuable contribution to that indafinabla tomefhing tpacial in tha acadamic and cultural atmotphara at Art High School. Mis Sadie Yuker of 23 Van Valsor Place. Newark, died on November 12. ISM at St. Mary's Hospital in Orance. Mist Yuker wat born in Newark and was raised in Pennsylvania and Long Island. She receivod her B.A. degree from New York University and her M.A. from Columbia University. She wat an English teacher at Weequahic High School and a textbook librarian for the Newark Board of Education before becoming a librarian at Arts High School tan years ago. She wat a member of the executive board of the Newark Teachers Union. Miss Yuker also served a a member of several Jewish philanthropic organizations. She had a deep appreciation for the arts and for many rrt belonged to The Newark Museum and The Modern Museum of Art New York. She leaves a brother, Harold Yuker of Long Island and a Sitter, Mrs. Bertha Epstein of Newark.