Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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20 V:LG NeEe ies (epeeveneeeeeeecereeeeeeeen eee Geeeeeeeeeee eee PeC OCU CEO CEU EEO EEE CUD ECRUECTCUEEEU EEE EUOEECEELOOEEC EER EG EES PrUTUTETTAT TTT TTT ZALESKA, JENNIE WHALEN, MARGARET “Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together.” “Joy lights the candle in her heart.” BERGMAN, MORTON DENSTMAN, PAULA “He speaketh not; and yet there “Her wit’s as free as her lies speech.” A conversation in his eyes.” E BUHL, GERALDIN FOCHESTO, ROGER “Sweet as the first wild violets, - ; sheet A gentleman makes no noise.” CIFELLI, JULIUS “Happy am I, from care I’m MUSCAT, MARVIN free! Why arent they all contented - s : likevme2” A man of independent mind.” ZWOLINSKA, HELEN “Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you.” - President NICK DISMARZIO: hana eee ee STNG Pie = DORIS HURD . - : 2 : : : - Vice-President JEAN HACKETT aye : - - - : - : - Secretary HELEN McGREGOR - - - - - - - - Treasurer MISS KEEHNER E : = : : 2 : sue lass: ACVISeE

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CLASSES OF 1938 (UVEVPROUPRDERRANENEOGOOECRCOOREEEERNOEDENSOOCUCCODUOEOREREEEEEOESEECDOSSRERSENOEEEDS ee YC STYDOCKER, GLORIA “To draw, to sketch, to paint is mu delight.” TUROWSKI, RICHARD “The best way to have friends is to be one.” TOWLEN, MAUDE “An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.” WEAVER, CHARLIE MAY “IT was eyes to the blind, and feet was I to the lame.” WEISS, BERNARD “Tam monarch of all I survey.” SZCZUPAK, JOSEPH “True humility, The highest virtue, mother of them all.” THREADGILL, VIOLA “A quiet taste, a stead fast mind,” VICARISI, MARY “Fun and naughtiness are al- ways in their teens.” WEINER, BERNARD “He has no enemies.” WELSH, GLADYS “Well timed silence has more eloquence than speech.”

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Leis. +O) Fi 41'93'8 a erent ieetpisivemeetasast ssvsestesicicteseagivitiocenevecionrsie seveevscnneveseoseosousanisnesoosnsinseeneseesiieneoseneioenesieneiiiiminiinieesp STAFF HELEN McGREGOR - : . : : . : . Editor JEROME REICH - : : : : : - - - - Editor JENNIE ZALESKA - - - : - - - - Literary Editor MAY KAPLAN - - . - - - - - Literary Ediotr BERNIE WEISMAN - - - - - - - - Art Editor JEAN HACKETT - - - : - - - - - Art Editor NICK DI MARZIO - - - : - - - Business Manager ADORE YSHALS ALL JOSEPHINE GERLACH }$- - dyes 3 - - . - Typists ANNE SLONIMSKY MISS NAOMI BROOKER - - . - - - - - Adviser MISS GLADYS HOWARD - . - - - - : Adviser MR. JAMES LOWRY - - . . - - - . - Adviser = EDITORIAL We have tried to avoid succumbing to the natural tendency to over sentimentalize a graduation. But the dividing line between sentiment and deep regret is so finely drawn that we would be nothing but ingrates if we did not make public acknowledgement to those to whom we are indebted. To our parents, to our teachers, to our principal, and to our friends, for their encouragement, help, and understanding, we give, most humbly, our sincerest thanks. Were it not for them, we should not be able to prove ourselves in the world of affairs.