Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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GERALDINE COHENS - 7 Seventeenth Avenue — Gerrie, os she is know to her friends, is on amiable and witty person. She spends her spare time reading, going to parties, or watching television. Among her friends. Tommy James and Charlotte Mounnerlyn rank high. While at Arts, Gerrie has been an active member of the Leaders' Club, and the Modern Dance Club, and has served on the Vignette staff. Her favorite teachers are Miss Howard and Miss David. Upon graduation, she plans to attend Pratt Institute to prepare for a career as a fashion illustrator. JOHN COLEMAN - 127 South Thirteenth Street — Jackie is a very friendly person who wishes he were a wee bit taller. Two of the many things he enjoys are Mrs. Lazar's teaching and his collection of popular records. His favorite style of dress is the continental look. He usually associates with his close friends, Leroy Nash and Robert Fuller. Jackie plans to attend Central State College, after which he will secure a position in his father's business. ARTHUR COLES - 163 Somerset Street - Arty is a friendly person who gets along with everybody. His ambition is to become an art teacher. He expects to attend the Agriculture and Technical Art College of North Carolina. Outside of school, Arty likes to play basketball, listen to jazz, or devote time to his tropical fish or to painting. Two of his close friends are Den Miller and Tommy Washington. His favorite teacher is Mr. Morris. An enthusiastic sportsman, Arty has been on the Varsity Basketball Team and the Junior Varsity Baseball Team, and is a member of the Varsity Club. 24 CAROLYN MARIE CORAGGIO - 240 Mount Vernon Place — Liz is a cheerful person, always ready for fun and a good time. After school she has participated in the activities of the Drama Club, and the Leaders' Club, has served on the Cheering Squad, and as a member of the business staff of the Vignette. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Lazar under whose guidance Liz was able to receive a steno pin for 100 words per minute. Her ambition is to become a secretary but, until that time, she will occupy herself with attendance at a school of business or beauty culture. CHRISTINE CORAGGIO - 240 Mount Vernon Place — Chrissy is a cheerful, energetic girl whose main ambition is to get married and have six children. She can usually be found roaming through the halls with her friends Christine Cummings, Linda Zompino, Diane Chinni, and Carol Kretchmer. In her spare time, Chris enjoys dating, listening to records, or eating spaghetti and pizza. Chris has been an active member of the Drama Club, the Leaders' Club, the Varsity Cheering Squad, and the Scope. She will long remember the members of the faculty, especially Mrs. Hiller. After graduation, Chris plans a career in the modeling, secretarial, or aviation field. |-----1 HELEN COSTELLO — 432 South Seventh Street — Junior , as she is known to all, is a friendly, | | talkative person, whose ambition is to become a court stenographer. She can usually be found at home, work, or school, with her close friends, Betty Lou Sweeney and Judy Pavolick. In her spare time. Junior enjoys listening to records, especially those by Elvis Presley and Benny Goodman, sewing, dancing, and singing in her church choir. The echo of her favorite expression, Who asked you? follows Junior wherever she goes, even at the Arts High dances which, in her opinion, are always most enjoyable. ARTHUR COVINGTON — 16 Treacy Avenue — Butch is a friendly fellow who can frequently be found at the Health Studio lifting weights or with his friends John Kemper and Harold Neely. Arthur enjoys such sports as swimming and horseback riding. He has participated in the wrestling matches here at Arts, and will always remember the friendliness of the students. For relaxation, he enjoys reading magazines with music, preferably popular, furnishing the background. Although he is still undecided about his career plans, Arthur plans to attend Seton Hall University. DIANE CUIDERA - 48 Warwick Street - Di , who is a very popular and charming person, can always be counted on to accomplish things quickly and efficiently. Her friends include Tommy Coppola, Jim Racioppi and Barbara Bednar. She loves to spend time skin-diving, improving her art work or just kidding with her favorite teacher, Mr. Knobler. Di has been an enthusiastic member of the Cheering Squad and has distinguished herself by being elected to membership in the National Honor Society. She is considering becoming an industrial designer and will definitely have a career in the art field. She plans to attend Montclair State College to continue her education.

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VINCENT CEGLIA - 420 Fifteenth Avenue - Vinnie is a likeable person whose funny antics have won him many friends. His closest are Joanne Di Giuseppe, Sal Ditto, and Paulette Casalese- Vinnie's hair, which always looks as if it needs to be cut, mokes him stand out in any group. His years at Arts have been made more enjoyable by Miss Keehner and Mr. Morris, his favorite teachers. After graduation, Vinnie plans to work, but he expects to attend a beauty culture school in the near future. JOHN CHADWICK - 18 Brenner Street - Jack W is, according to his friends Joe Katsock, Robert Falstrom, and Ted Gibki, a shy, quiet fellow. He loves to sing, listen to rock 'n' roll, and eat Italian food. While at Arts, Jack has enjoyed history classes with the one and only Mr. Morris. Outside of school, he spends much of his time tinkering with his '61 Chevy or playing football with the other boys. Upon graduation, Jack plans to further his education at a technical school where he'll specialize in drafting. DIANE CHINNI - 104 Devine Street - Diane Y is an out-going person who plans to become a court stenographer. Although she hos a busy schedule, she still finds time to enjoy art and horseback riding. She greatly admires Mrs. Hiller and Mr. Shapiro but nobody tops Mrs. Lazar in her book. Here at Arts, Diane has been active on the Scope staff, has worked on Art Service projects and has won two awards in typing and steno tests. In the fields of art and music, she thinks Rembrandt and Miles Davis are the greatest. After graduating, Diane plans to attend the Essex College of Business. p ■ ELIZABETH CHRAMINSKA - 1403 McCarter f ,A Highway — Although Liz gives the impression of being a quiet person, she can be quite vocal when you get to know her. Some of her favorite pastimes include reading, writing, discussing anything , bowling, or watching baseball games. Two of her good friends are Sidney Berzon and Kathy Quilban. She loves to hear the Arts High Band or Orchestra play but dislikes humdrum television programs. Liz has belonged to the Art Service and the Fashion clubs and has served on the Vignette staff. She plans to attend Montclair State College. □ KAREN CICERALE — 113 Isabella Avenuo — Karen is an outgoing, friendly person who includes, among her friends, Diane Chinni, Phyllis Cioffi and Lisetta Pantano. Her interests include bowling, dancing, and listening to music. Mr. Pesile and Mr. Knobler are her favorite teachers. She has particularly enjoyed the friendly atmosphere at Arts. Her many activities include the Student Council, the Scope and the Orchestra. She plans to become a court stenographer and will attend the Essex College of Business to complete her training for this career. JOSEPH CIOFFI - 213 Twelfth Avenue - Joe is a jovial sort of person who enjoys imitating the antics of Mr. Voller, the teacher he admires most. Ranking at the top of his list of friends are Jim Robertello, Peter Cruz, and Benny Abruzzo. Interests of Joe include sportswear, sports books and magazines, jazz, general math, and Michoelangclo. As a member of the Baseball Team, he has received a Varsity letter as an outstanding pitcher. Joe plans to attend Montclair State College to prepare for a teaching career. □ PHYLLIS CIOFFI — 319 South Orange Avenue — Phyllis has a quiet but friendly personality. Her friends include Karen Cicerale, Lisetta Pantano, and Diane Chinni. While at Arts, she has been an active member of the Student Council, the Orchestra, and the Senior Class Council. She hos proved her ability in art by winning awards for her talent. Phyllis likes the friendly atmosphere here. She also enjoys the works of Van Gogh, the music of Gershwin, and the writings of George Orwell. Phyllis plans to attend Montclair State College to fulfill her ambition to become an art teacher. SANDRA COHEN — 49 Eckert Avenue — Sandi is known to her close friends Barbara Salzano, Jim Racioppi, and Mike Galdi, as a talkative imp who never gets caught! If not talking, she's either getting into Mr. Thomas's hair or laughing at the wrong time. She enjoys eating, sleeping, reading, and sketching. Although she is a music major, she's a fun loving girl who hos distinguished herself by her election to the National Honor Society and by her conscientious work as a member of the Student Council. Sandi has also been active in the Orchestra. She plans to further her education at Rutgers, Newark.

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GERALDINE COHENS HELEN COSTELLO ARTHUR COLES CHRISTINE CORAGGIO DIANE CUIDERA JOHN COLEMAN ARTHUR COVINGTON CAROLYN MARIE CORAGGIO