Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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January Cfaa of 1955 ruling duke of this class was Marvin Goldman, who was also a representative in other activities. His deputy was Beverly Elman. The keeper of the records was Mary Ann Chutsanis, and the treasurer, Mary Ann Scalercio. Ladies and lords in the Privy Council included Eleanor Dreger, Martin Moschel, Richard Tortoriello, Juanita Pitts, and Joan Kelley. Among those with music ability were Mary Greco, Yvette Coppock, Don Ross, Lillian La Morte, Doris Wooten, Michael Ester, Virginia Holmes, and Walter Guterl. Those interested in art were Gordon Evans, William Gillard, Elias Dominguez, Lee Bryan, Leonard Goldenberg, Walter Heimall and Laimonis Seglins. Trudy Gasparinctti was in dramatics. Miriam Bermudez and Ronald Rauto were active in the Junior Red Cross. The class advisor is Miss A bos.

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’Zis Wo Sin for J Mon to Cabour in Mis Vocation Miss Keehner’s class enchanted by Shakespeare The Biology class examines bones and skulls as Mr. Misurell explains Mrs. Hopper’s busy Art class Mr. C amrnuro and class using the slide rule Mrs. Neuss and her pupils enjoying English

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fune Class of 1954 W E who arrived in September 1950, came to Arts High eager to strive forward to success. In our court were athletes such as Robert Payne and Leon Margetak on the basketball team, who were cheered by Carole Leach and Dolores Piccirilli. Pages in the Spanish Club were Glenn Ruber, Elizabeth Knakiewicz, Ronald Cullis, and Johanna Catalfano. Phyllis Maiullo lent her helping hand to the Red Cross while squire John Margotta participated in the band and chorus. Sir John Amabilc presided over the court, and Lady Duane McGuinness was vice-president. Mistress Dolores Piccirilli was class scribe; Ray Brown was treasurer. Our burgesses in the Privy Council included also Mary Folarno, Rosalind Parlapiano, Louise Augsdorfer, William Gold, and Wanthca Culfogienis. Reporters of the news were Rosalind Sodano, Barbara Soentgerath, Anita Tur and Jocelyn Walker. Active in the Art Service Club were Frances Paluch, James O’Bosky, and that winner of many right royal decorations, Henry Kaneps. 2-