Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Vee IN ENT Ett? 37 THE GOAL OF LIFE Margaret Arnold We all look, in life, toward some coveted goal, But what do we do to attain it? We all win in life some honor, though slight, But by fair means, or foul, do we gain it? Human nature aims high, it's the way we are made, Yet, we can't realize all foul ambitions, For the rough, climbing path that leads to success Is beset with sure testing conditions. Many, though poor, have done their small best, And others, though rich, nothing gained. Each one,—great or small,—has his own spot in life, And all that they've earned have attained. Do you look in life, towards some treasured goal? Just what do you do to attain it? What honor, in life, do you gain, though slight, And by fair means, or foul, did you gain it? eee —00OOSoOSs0—D9—$9590O0—0“ Oo o o-— 29

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Vik NE Tb 28 Be Bek | SOLILOQUY Margaret Arnold | sat in my lofty window And gazed at the graveyard below, | saw a man with a young face But a pace that was aged and slow. Resolutely he plodded onward Up a lonely path he turned He paused and somehow | was sure That on his eyelids, too, hot tears burned. © death, where is thy sting? is asked; The answer is, sadly, too true. The sting is not with the person that goes But with those who must bid him ''Adieu. ’ THE CHAPTER ENDS TODAY Harold Gillespie Ah yes, the chapter ends today, We quietly lay our books away And muse how fleet the moments fled Before the final page was read. Our teachers, they who penned the page And bade us read; they are sage, And what they ordered, you and | Could but obey, not question why. We tried to fathom, between the lines The author's deep concealed designs. Then sought reward, such search secured For all the pain, that we endured. We read together and half forgot The world about, we heeded not, Time unfelt, it quickly sped, We read and hardly knew we read. 'Til underneath a later sun We came to know the book was done, And then we startled and in our eyes Leaped forth a light of great surprise. Then as a deep toned curfew tolls A voice spake forth, Behold your goals! And brought it grief or brought it bliss No other page shall read like this.

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VAS IN eet ame 923 2, 30 Accardo, Nunci Barnett, Miss Jeanette Bellis, Ted Bernheim, E. Boccia, Edward Bosler, Claire Brown, Estelle Brown, V. Cannon, S. Capezio, George Chryssikos, John Cole, Miss Marion T. Conlon, Arthur Criswell, Mr. R. Lenox Di Marzio, Nick Ehrenfeld, Mr. Ward Di Cataldo, Angelo Fox, David Friedlander, Albert Sandor Froscatore, John Fulop, Mrs. Janet Sloan Gaffney, Joan BOOSTERS Geltzeiler, Nettie George, Virginia Goldsmith, N. Gonnella, J. Grazerstein, Ruth Hermes, Ethel Heyman, Bob Hodges, Florence Johnston, Miss Anna R. Johnson, Lawrence Kalicki, Martin John Kasin, Miss Rose Kinney, Ruth Libovitz, Karl Lowrey, Mr. James Ludolph, Dorothea Lundin, Mr. J. A. Lundin, Mrs. J. A. Lundin, Miss R. Marsh, Edward Merriam, Archie Miller, Joan Mitterhoff, Murray X. Nithart, Ted Paliusis, Adele Perrotti, Tonio Reich, Jerome Romano, Florence Rudolff, Mr. Robert Sauvan, Bertha Sines, Dominick Schreiber, George Schwartz, Ruth Shirley, Miss Anne E. Shrimplin, Miss Catharine Szesze, Jack Taub, Mae Thorpe, Miss Lillian Travelsted, Miss Louise Ward, Doris Wojtowicz, Edward Wyglendowski, Stanley Zelasko, Ted Vilanise, Mary