Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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W ARM -HEARTED, ever ready with practical suggestions and the means to give them reality, Miss Bonda and Mrs. Meek have never uttered a cruel word in their relentless battle to help us grow and enjoy ourselves. | MISS ELAINE BONDA MRS. VERNA MEEK Measure For Measure MR. NORMAN CHINOY MR. DAVID JANOWITZ MRS. C. SWEENEY THEY encouraged us, annoyed us, wept over us, goaded us, threatened us, and guarded our futures. Mr. Chinoy and Mr. Janowitz were freshmen with us. Last year Mrs. Sweeney relieved Mr. Chinoy of his charges. W e shall repay their measure of devotion with a full measure of gratitude.

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I)R. FREDERICK C. SEAMSTER Principal MISS M. BERNICE HAMILTON Vice-Principal Two Noble Kinsmen All of us do know that not a worth More active, loyal, or more able, ler pair, More cultured or more dignified, is now alive To grace this latter age with noble deeds. There’s magic in their Majesties.”

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Say ’i Taught Thee” ALL stage productions need directors, and the directors in Arts High are the teachers. Behind the scholastic and worldly successes of past and present students arc the tremendous capabilities in instruction and careful guidance which the individual teacher gives to each student. As we went from class to class each day, we never failed to note the constant good humor of our teacher in the mathematics department; the serious concern a certain English teacher has about the personal problems of the students; the intimate and yet precise teaching of members of the science department; the inherent feeling for art and the inspiring personality of particular art teachers; and the human, kindly manner of a history teacher., and how all strove to improve their methods and searched for even more knowledge? Let us hope every student absorbed a goodly measure of these high qualities, so that we can some day be directors on the vast stage called The World. Among the teachers whose pictures do not appear arc: Miss Emily Kruck, Miss Marguerite Emmett, Miss Alma Hayes and Miss Mary T. Brown. MISS RUTII A BOS MRS. JEANETTE G. BARNETT fMW MISS MARY BRORA •V»rv MR PHILIP Cl AML'RRO MilbMiii MRS. ANNE S. COZZENS frntmt MR ACHILLES D'AMICO Mntr MISS THERESA S DAVID Sf «.S MISS RUTH M. EDDY H Hi try MRS. MARGARET CROSS fhytuti U. MR. R UNOX CRISWELL thyurii tjatitfm 2