Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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CAROLYN REGINA BAYREDER 548 Be monf Avenue Carolyn, • former student of Bergen Street School, is the ambitious type. She it a member of the Student Council, the Drama Club and the Typing Club. She also acts as secretary of the Junior Red Cross and as a reporter for the Scope. During her stay at Arts she's enjoyed most the relationship between teachers and students. According to Carolyn, The teachers made it a pleasure to learn and to study. She wants to enter New York University to prepare for a career as a psychiatrist. ROBERT BRENNAN 231 Seymour Avenue Bobby's main interests are art and athletics. Basketball is his avocation and he can usually be found practicing on a basketball court. His favorite attire is sport clothes. He has been a member of the Track Team, Baseball Team, and the Vignette staff. He has served as captain of the Basketball Team and as secretary of the Varsity Club. Bobby is a good student whose favorite subject is mathematics. He is considering a career as an architect, a draftsman, or a physical education teacher. He has no immediate plans for the future but you can be sure he will succeed at whatever he attempts. HENRY BETHEA 39 B«rg»n Street Pipes, who loves music and sports, has been a member of the Orchestra, the Band, the Baseball Team and the Basketball Team. In school we usually find Henry in the auditorium with Richard Cretke and Cyril Good. He loves to wear Ivy league clothing. He especially likes the color red. Skating and movies occupy most of his leisure hours. Henry has especially enjoyed the gaiety and warmth of students and faculty. During the summer Henry works in the Post Office. He manages to maintain a good average in his studies and plans to attend New York University to become a musk teacher. OF 1960 FRED BRENNER 489 South Sixteenth Street Fred's interests range from galvanometers and oscillating waves to tenpins and gutter-balls. Besides being a radio amateur and a bowler, he is a collector of foreign coins. Fred, who came to Arts from Fifteenth Avenue School, has been a member of the Chess Club and the Band. His favorite sub-is music appreciation but his favorite teacher is Mr. Voder. He likes the color blue. He is usually found with Ira Kraemer, his best friend. After graduation he plans to enter the Air Force. IS

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WILLIAM JOSEPH BAILEY 542 Springfield Avenue William, who attended South Tenth Street S hool, made many friend when he came to Art High. Among them are Larry Ro-merez, Pat Abline and Baiba Plekt . Bill enjoyt painting, twimming, and dancing. He it a member of the Explorer Scout and hold a part-time job at an attendant at a City Service Ga» Station. Hi future plan contitt of ttaying tingle and joining the United State Army. He ha enjoyed many thing at Art but, above all, he liked the friendly ditputet between the teacher and ttudent . ANTHONY ALFANO 269 fsirmount Avenue Tony, the trumpet player, came to u from Fourteenth Avenue School. He it a member of the Choru and the Band. Some of hit cloteit friend at Art are Vincent Zannelli, John De Nardo, Larry De Patquale and Natalie Pugliete. Tony like Italian »ilk tuitt, hunting, rock V roll mutic and mott of all, girltl Hit favorite tubjec! it hittory; hi favorite teacher it Mr . Neut . Tony' plant for the future include attending Seton Hall Univertity and later joining the Marine . LESTER ALLEN BARNETT US Schley Street let, the boy with the extraordinary talent for loafing, came to Art from Bragaw Avenue School. He it active in tchool affair »uch a the Art Service Club, the Dance Club, and the Math Club and i a member of the National Honor Society. In hit junior year, let repretented Art at Boy ' Stale. He enjoyt Ruttian dancer . Odd type of mutic have a tpecial appeal for him. Very interacted in art, he would like to make it hi career and will attend either Pratt In-ttitute or Cooper Union. NADINA AILES 368 Dtyton Street Nadine, in addition to being a good academic ttudent, ha participated in many extracurricular activitie tuch at the Girl ' Glee Club, the Special Choru , and the library Guild. Her beautiful voice hat enabled her to be a member of the All-Stale Choru , al o. Dinnie't favorite pattime are liiten-ing to progretsive jazz and playing a tune on the piano. Although Nadina will mitt her teacher and friend at Art , the it looking forward to attending the Jertey City Medical Center School of Nurting. CLASS JUNE 14

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JAMES CARBOY 232 Rout Ton Hanover, Now Jortoy Jimmy, a former student of South Eighth Street School, once worked pert-time at e musician. His hobbiet ere playing the saxo-phone end the flute. Hit extracurricular activities have included the Band, the Orchestra, and Math Club. When time permits, Jimmy likes to relax and meditate while listening to jazz. He is a special fan of Jerry Mulligan and Jean Shepherd. Bob Fleischman, Andy DelPreore, and Larry Martino are among his closest friends. Mathematics it his favorite subject and he would like to become an engineer. He expects to enter Newark College of Engineering. JANICE BROWN 193 Eppirt Street Jan came to us from Avon Avenue School. She usually can be found with Shir-ley Criss, Helmar Cooper or Ricky Oa Silva. During her spare time she takes long walks or fittens to good jazz music. Her favorite subject is history. She thinks all Arts High teachers are personally interested in the students. Janice has served as vice-president of the Drama Club and as a memcbr of the Student Council. She has enjoyed everything at Arts execpt math. After graduation she plans to study art at the Philadelphia Museum School of Art. CLASS JUNE LOIS DIANE BROWN 40 Dayton Street This blonde-haired, blue-eyed violinist is usually found talking on the telephone with her friends Dee Velotis or Kathy White. Lois's favorite color is blue and her oft' used expression is Jeepersl She is a member of the Orchestra, the Junior Red Cross, and the Typing Club. Going on dates end swimming occupy any time she can spare from her busy schedule. Lois has always enjoyed Arts High's concerts and operas in which she has been an active participant. She hopes to be a court stenographer. CHARLES CARRARA, JR. 2 Crescent lane Chuck, quiet and serious at times, enjoys his record collection, all types of books, and pizza with anchioves. A graduate of Branch Brook School, his favorite subjects have been history and English. His hobbies include collecting stamps, records and playing a good game of chess. At the movies, he enjoys horror films most. His fondest memories of Arts will be the entertaining musical programs because he likes all music from rock 'n' roll to classical. With college in view. Chuck plans to return for post graduate work to take additional courses in Spanish and mathematics. 16