Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art - Fawcett Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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FIRST GENERAL ART G AND PAINTING CLASSES CARL SCHLEUSING, Instructor All hail to the Graduates of Nineteen Twenty-eight! Norman Brydon Hermann Malzahn Joseph Marko Louis Mazarella Nicholas Phillipa Albert Schipper Anthony Skell Harold Thompson Jean Schweizer John Weber Robert Weischedel J. Clitsas Joseph Bongard Hansard Offenger Willy Bagemihl Wood engraving Americo Garubo Mathilda Leary Phyllis Serbin Helen Stumpf Dorothy Geller Sam Adlerstein Michael McAleavy Emil Roth Raleigh Bullard O. R. Clinard Richard Fuerst Stanley Elsmer Augustus McGinnis Walter Hall Charles Rothe Emil Schuh Jacob Spiro George Schwacha Phillip Frankfort Edward Unglaub Andrew Hulitar Arno Bast A. E. Leadbeater Henriette Basters Irene Coughlan Hattie Crosby Dorothy Geller Helen Murawsky Dorothea Riedler JOSEPH BENGART why eA Ve Ma ai ada et! Ub width « : as Ve Sei cae ee oes Ar

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COMPLIMENTS OF 3rd AND 4th YEAR EVENING CLASS COSTUME DESIGN and ILLUSTRATION PEARL P. BROWN Tavs JEROME! P. DEWITT Teta Margaret Bergman Lietta Troiani Mae Conrad Florence Vetter Esther Dahlgren Anna Zenkl Angela Donofrio Lucy Bellante Margaret Geschke Emma Deis Joseph Gonelli Elizabeth Donovan Mildred Hadfield Helen Farb Margaret Jordan Catherine Farrel Jennie Keim Helen Freitag Irma Losi Emma Krueger Kay Maurer Hazel Lee Marie Peltz Catherine McGough Mabel Reisig Dora Spieler Clara Rizzolo Elizabeth Sackmeister Rose Salerno Celia Statmore Hazel Shea Grace Smith Regina Shillcock Evelynne Trowbridge Helen Smith Lillian Hartlove

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B.-SUTEA Artists’ Material Oils—W ater Colors Brushes, Pastels, etc A COMPLETE LINE OF SHOW CARD COLORS 47 ACADEMY STREET NEWARK, N. J. Few doors frem Fawcett School POOR MR. SUTTA “A pencil, please—Mr. Sutta. ” “An eraser—if you don’t mind.” “A blotter, please—Mr. Sutta.” “And a pen can you please find?” “A jar of paint—Mr. Sutta.” “Pll be there—you’ll have to wait.” “A few pastels—Mr. Sutta!” “They aren’t open. There’s the crate.” “A telephone call—Mr. Sutta?” “It’s raised to seven cents.” “This tube of paint—Mr. Sutta.” “Its sides are full of dents.” Two hundred calls for Sutta, For pencils, pens, and paint, But no sound reached poor Sutta, He’d fallen in a faint.