Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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traveler had Mrs. Neuss helped to master English, and many enjoyed exchanging witticisms with her. . . . Miss Pa-paro was the sage of vocal music whose beautiful and unique choral productions became the pride of that realm. . . . The calm, matter-of-fact approach of Mr. Perry to the teaching of science was reassuring to his charges. ... A master craftsman in manual training was Mr. Peterson, a quiet and understanding guide. . . . Mrs. Ramey, the sage of sewing, was a lovely personality on whom Allah had bestowed the gifts of an expert. ... A most encouraging chief of English sages was Mr. Rickenbacher, one who worked and enjoyed his toils. . .. There was another in the counting house who was for all a good genie, Miss Rindner. . . . And truly Mrs. Sweeney, sage cf the health classes, was well loved for her simplicity and directness when presenting her subject. ... A highly revered preceptress of art was Miss Stewart, whose labors had helped establish this prosperous kingdom. . . . Mrs. Ruth Kinney Walsh, who had once studied art in this kingdom, now returned to teach in that same field. MR. GEORGE PETERSON MISS ISABEL STEWART MRS. RUTH WALSH