Arts High School - Vignette Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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SALVATORE DITTA FAYE DRAYTON ETHEL DUHART ANTHONY FERNICOLA FRED FOTI EDWARD ECKERT ROBERT FALSTROM BILL EISENMAN

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SALVATORE DITTA - 321 South Seventh Street — Sol's ombition is to become o moth teacher. His closest friends are Vincent Ceglia. Paulette Casalesc, Pat Goffga and Joanne Di Giuseppe. His favorites include popular music, Italian food, typing, baseball, Mr. Voller, and men's clothing. While at Arts, he has been a member of the Baseball Team, the Swimming Team and the Vignette staff. He has most enjoyed our friendly faculty. He plans to seek employment as on automotive delivery serviceman this summer but hopes to continue his education at Montclair State College in the fall. FAYE DRAYTON — 474 South Fifteenth Street — Y Cookie , a serious minded person, is an amateur psychologist. Her close friends are Phyllis White and Joyce Bryant. In her spare time she practices her hobbies of singing and dancing. She likes rock 'n' roll, hamburgers, and economic geography. Her favorite teacher is Miss Keehner. While of Arts, she has participated in Red Cross activities, and has been a member of the Typing Club and the Bowling Club. Faye's ambition is to become a singer oc a secretary. After graduation, she plans to attend Katharine Gibbs School. ETHEL DUHART - 482 South Eleventh Street - Ethel, a member of the National Honor Society, is a quiet, friendly, unassuming person who is easy to get along with. A few of her friends are Bertha Perry, Carolyn Allen, and Carol Jenkins. Her many activities at Arts High have included membership in the Typing Club and the Student Council, os well as service on the Scope and Vignette staffs. When not too busy with other things, she enjoys sewing or cooking. The teachers she most admires are Miss David and Mrs. Neuss. Ethel plans to attend Howard University to prepare for a career as a social worker. EDWARD ECKERT - 92 Magazine Street - Ed Y %4 ‘s ° sincere, conscientious, well-mannered person. He can usually be found, after school, with his two constant companions, Harold Polk and Joe Cioffi. In his spare time, he enjoys listenting to popular music, bowling, ond doing chemistry experiments. Mr. Landsman is his favorite teacher and artist; Mr. Pesile rates as his favorite musician. At Arts, Ed has been a member of the Banking Club and the Bowling League. His main ambition, after graduation, is to become a bank president. BILL EISENMAN - 226 Nineteenth Avenue - Y Billy is an affectionate, considerate person whose favorite spot is on the corner of Nineteenth Avenue ond Grove Street. His first loves are art ond painting, although he also enjoys rock 'n' roll and singing. He con often be heard in homeroom and in the halls vocalizing the latest song hits. Billy's closest friends are Paul Sinkowitz and David Soden. His favorite teocher is Mr. Voller. Billy is an admirer of Salvador Dalli and would someday like to become a successful artist. He plans to ottend the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art to fulfill his ambition. ROBERT FALSTROM - 8 Summit Street - Bob Y is o person who is friendly and fun to be with. Besides drag racing which is his hobby, he also enjoys jazz, bowling, all kinds of food, Heming- way, and Rembrandt. He can usually be found at home, at work, or in school with his friends Joe Kotsock, Robert Rosselot, John Chadwick, and Charles McMahon. The thing he likes most about school is homeroom, with homework at the top of his Hate list. After graduation. Bob would like to go into the Army or attend some professional school. ANTHONY FERNICOLA - 264 Elm Street - Tony is an ambitious, serious, yet fun-loving young man who desires to be successful at Rutgers University. Tony's fondest remembrances of Arts will be the laughs he had in Mr. Morris's classes, and the interesting conversations he had with the upcoming debutants. Tony has been an active member of the Band, the Orchestra, the Student Council, and the Junior Class Council. His spare time is devoted to constant practice on his sox in order to help his group to be more successful. In the future, he would like to continue to strive for recognition in the field of music. □ FRED FOTI — 77 Congress Street — Fred, or Bird as he is better known to his friends Tom Rizzo and Frank Rubinetti, has a very warm, friendly personality. Although he is an art student, he has an ear for music. He's fond of the writings of Sinclair Lewis and the paintings of Picasso. His ambition is to become a famous artist, and he has been inspired by Mr. Knobler, for whom he has great admiration. After graduation he plans to ottend Fairleigh Dickinson University.

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 PHYLLIS YVONNE FUDGE WILLIAM F. FURLONG RONALD GARON EUGENE GIBBA BEATRICE GUIDERA MICHAEL GALDI