Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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JUDITH ANN OHIDEUA 190 Ac ademy Street Judy it • lovable per ton, who likes to have fun with her friends. Her closest friends ere Josephine Graziano and Jeanette Croutt. She enjoys listening to rock V roll music and likes to dance. Her favorite teachers are Mrs. lazar, Mr. Pickett and Mr. Kapp-staffer. She likes skirts and blouses, the color blue, steno and her boyfriend Joe. She it usually at Elizabeth Squitieri's house. Her ambition it to get married and rear a fine family. MARY ANN CANCARZ 70 Kent Street Mary Ann it a tall and rather quiet girl. She enjoys experimenting with new hair do's. She is usually found in Helen's Candy Store with her friends Arlene Koval, Mary Raiback and Alice Patrick talking about her boy friend Tony. Her favorite periods are typing, art, and lunch. Upon leaving Arts, the will always remepiber her many friends in school and the wonderful relationship between the teachers and the students. DONALD GIANTOMASI 102 Garti'de Street Donald is the superstitious type and does things eighteen timet just for good luck. This leaves him very few spare moments to play cards or shoot a game of pool with his best pals, Larry De Pasquale and John De Nardo. Don enjoys swimming, horseback riding, collecting records, and playing the clarinet and saxophone. He it a member of the Rand and the Orchestra. The fine music here at Arts has inspired him with hopes of securing a position in that profession. Betides attending college, Don would like to see more of this country before settling down. CLASS BARBARA JEROME FUDGE 1971 McCirlir Highway Bab' it usually found with Cheryl Ford, Sylvia Robinson, Florian Jenkins, or Sydney Jackson. She is a very creative individual who enioyt dancing, painting, reading, and writing short stories with trick endings. She has been a member of the Girls' Glee Club and it on the staff of an independently published magazine. Barbara usually dresses in tailored clothes. For entertainment she enjoys plays, floor shows, movies, or poetry reading. She intends to go to Parson't School of Design or Pratt Institute and will probably become a fashion illustrator. JUNE 22

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OF 1960 ROBERT FIEISCHMAN 5 Pomona Arenuc Fleisch's pot ambition it to travel. That'i why hit personal friendi, James Carboy, Andrew Del Prcore. and Barry Zacher call him The Drifter. Bob lovet New York City and can often be found reading The Village Voice. He engaget in many tportt, especially tennis. He it a member of the Math Club, the Varsity Club, and the Band. In hit spare moments. Bob likes to read or listen to jazz recordings. He is a special fan of John Coltrane, a jazz saxophonist. Bob says Deep Purple may not be hit favorite song but it's his favorite color. DOLORES EVANS 545 Bergen S reef Dolores came to Arts from Avon Avenue School. She can usually be found with Essie Grant, Jay Steals, and Saundra Rout. Dolores will always remember the fun she had in the music classes with Mr. Pickett and Mr. Pesile. Her hobbies are skating and music. She has shown her interest in music by being an active member of the choral groups Dolores has also been active in the Future Teachers of America and in the Student Council. Her ambition it to teach in the elementary school system after graduating from Seton Hall University. RICHARD FINALDI 308 South Seventh Street Richard is a quiet, sensible fellow with black curly hair and deep brown eyes. He came to Arts High from Saint Antoninus School. He has two hobbies: airplanes and girls. Richie also enjoys dancing and sports a great deal. Rock V roll and jazz are tops with him just as Mr. Spindler is. In the future Richard plans to join a branch of the Armed Forces, probably the Army. Upon leaving Arts High, ho will always remember the Arts High School dances. PHYLLIS FERRIGNO 224 Cemden Street Phyl's spare moments are devoted to dancing or art. She attends lippol School of Dancing and has displayed her talent in the variety shows. Her part-time job at Woolworth's has prevented her from par-ticipating in more extracurricular activities. Phyl has an opportunity to join the Junior Rockettes this year and will do so after graduation. To be a dancer at Radio City Music Hall has always been her pel ambition. In the future, she plans to study dramatics and perhaps become a dance instructor. The thing Phyl has enjoyed most at Arts has been the pleasant relationship between teachers and students. 21

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BARBARA CLAIRE GOZYNIK 359 New York Avenue Barbara, our glamorous, long haired brown-ette, came to Arts from Ann Street School. Full of excitement, Barbara's pet ambition is to be an actress. She is an art major who loves to paint. Her outside activities include being a member of a neighborhood CYO, and serving as a vice-president of her Junior Achievement company. She can usually be found with her dose friends, Pat Splendora and Mary Verxi. Barbara's ambition is to be a success in the business world. BENNIE GRIER, JR. 97 Ludlow Street Bennie's best friends here at Arts High are Arnie Nash and Reggie Douglass. His favorite subjects are art, geometry, and gym. Of course lunch, too, always rates high on his list. He enjoys playing basketball. Whenever he has some leisure lime he goes to the gym or to the playground to practice shooting baskets. 8ennie works part-time painting signs. He also colors wedding pictures. Bennie likes the color brown. Ivy League clothings and rock 'n' roll music. His plans for the future are not certain yet. JOSEPHINE ANN GRAZIANO 81 Stone Street Josie, a good friend to have, can usually be teen with Olga Tobie, Carol Worrill or Pat Viniks. A prominent member of the Operetta Club and the Girls' Glee Club, she has also participated in Student Council affairs. Her special hobbies are piano playing, singing and reading. Everyone who saw our production of Cavaleria Rusticana will never forget Josie in the leading role. Her favorite class and teacher? Chorus with Mr. Pickett, neturelfyl Outstanding in her memories of Arts arc the rehearsals for the music programs. Josie would like to attend Jmilliard School of Music in preparation for an operatic career. OF 1960 ALEXANDRIA MARGARET GROKOWSKI 100 Colden Street Alexandria, a graduate of St. Philip's School, participates in the Typing Club, the Drama Club, and the Student Council activities. At home, she finds spare moments for dancing, tinging popular songs, and cooking. Her friends, Diane Guthrie and Helen Siubit, know her as Alley Oop.'' Her pet ambition is to be a secretary. Naturally, typing and steno are the subjects she enjoys most. Mrs. lexer is her favorite teacher. Also among her plant for the future are marriage and a family. The dances and assembly programs will be some of her fondest memories of Arts. 23