Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Earl Crouse, John Annun iato, Joseph Posella, and Anthony Parrone. The musical background for our pictures is provided by Brenda Ghee, Robert Dombrowski, Elanc Berry, Eugene Black and Louis Plcsnik. The cast of this studio lot consists of Ann Jordan, Josephine Elliott, Clarence Butler, David Frazier, Gccilc Mullock, Jeanette Robertson, Arlene Bazarcwski, Richard Karl, Flank Williams, and Earlene Dailey. Bertha Spinuzza, Dominick Anastasio, Sylvia Marcus, Diana Marguilies and Joan Murray make up the publicity department. The background music for our pictures is played by Louis Di Bella and Patricia Thompson, Carolyn Marrone, Donald Pearson, Leona Church, Gloria Priorc, Thomas Andriano, Barbara Gcissler, Joyce Stumpf, Jean Roxby, and Leon Davis. Co-starring in our current picture arc Jack McGrath and Nancy Edwards. Our cast of characters includes Grace Cotugno, Clara Papapietro, Marion Juliano and Benjamin Cross. Elfects of lighting and costuming arc important to cameraman John Polarci. On the sound stage Ronald Maver, Louis Fallone, Elizabeth Martin. Harriet Kirschenbauin, Sabina lanu zi, Louis Tobey, Edward Gladden, Adrienne Dallanegra, Diana Margu-lies, Elizabeth Martin, Edward Gladden, Josephine Whitico, Mary Johnson, Hugh Garrity, Michael Iorino and Charles Colello practice the background music for our pictures. Joseph Davis and Annette Green study the movie script written by Marie Larecri and Karen Newman. Penny McManus takes the photographs for the publicity department which is headed by Geraldine Weiner and Rosemary Schofield. Lois Thomas is the leading lady of our cast. 19

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There arc many actors on the set at this studio. Our top comedian is William Kaufman. Neutie Fudge. Charles Kruc ek, Patrick Loitus, and Leo Smith also have important roles. Ann Caroll Slum, Joan De Rosa. Irene Stcckicw and Daniel Chambers attend the Board of Directors meetings. Cameraman Thomas George who is an cx| cri on stereophonic sound, combines his skill with music department members Mary Ann Kanyock, Lucille MacDougall, Ernestine Bakick, Arlene McGraw, Roberta Holder, and Janet Carvaness. Our studio prop men are Ed Wydareny, Vincent Liaguno, Henry Huber, Sonya Kuzminski, David McDonald, Alphonse Paolello, Henry Jackson, Michael Brown, Ronald Hodes and Louis Fallonc. Ray Alberti, Bill Mayes. Janet Shreiber, Eddie Robinson, Andrew Giacobbe, Keif Adkins, Lonnie Gilchrist, Kathy Delaney, Margo Hocss, Bill Downing. Benjamin Cross, Peter Greco, Marion Guiliano, Jean Roberts, Billy August, Earl Caldwell, Charles Waller, Andrew Knight. Raymond Geiser, Rosalie Bertoldi, Robert Homlish, Michael Melchianno, Fred Roberts, Kipling Pittman, Claude Kirkpatrick, Robert Foley, Robert Vale, John Bravaca and Sula Demos make our impressive scenery for us. Our costumes are supplied by Ludmyla Rempter, Carol Walters, Cleotha Maple, Susan Spivack, Sisto Caponera, Harriet Pepe, Marie Calcllo, Elaine Scheff, Joan Rocklyn, and Joan Robcrtello, Marjorie Richards and Maria King. The top actress of our studio lot is Louise Jones. In charge of our many props, we have Salvatore Sorce, Peter Hayes, Louis Croms, and Chester Kolton. Making our scenery arc: Marjorie Hyde, Robert Chase, Vincent Thomas, Winifred Hearns, Jesse Williams, Olivia Thomas, Dolores McNeill, Elaine Bruno, Margaret Johnson. Jean Miksovic, Ann Radin, Harold Holland, 18

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In our hands, the retiring stars Leave plans for a better tomorrow. Although we know we are prepared, The proximity of our goal is frightening For. as vet. we lack the confidence To make our dehut before the cameras, onder is the stimulus Which spurs us on to greater aims, Our directors observe us carefully For the leads will soon he chosen