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

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TO; ite eZ ee 14. . PETER TOBIA “Toby” Architecture The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. CHARLOTTE SCHOLZ “Chicky” General Art Her work shines with bright colors. ROSE S$. SALERNO “Chickte”’ Costume Design Awarded first prize at Annual Masque Ball, 1927 and 1928. Designer of masks is her ambition, After winning prizes she made her decision. . LIETTA TROIANI wivces Costume Design Teaches kiddies by the score, Then to school to learn some more. BLANCHE LANSLEY “Billy” Interior Decoration Si A very good collector; antiques and otherwise. SEGINA A. SHILLCOCK “Reggie” Costume Design School News Editor-Fraternity News. An unfamiliar sight—Reggie without a smile. JAMEs L. STANTON eu 277 Mechanical Occupation is the armour of the soul. WILLIAM VAN DoRN ane Architecture Virtue is his own reward. : FLORENCE VETTER EGS Costume Design The all-round good sport. Vet’s a girl of that sort. FLORENCE WILKINSON “Wilkie” Applied Design Has a weak spot for the Irish. (Always spilling green paint.) RACHEL ZUCKERMAN thae- General Art Millinery attracts her although it is not her course. RICHARD ZUSCHLAG ZA ee General Art Perspective is his meat. DAVID WALSH a ee ee Poster A character from “Joisy City.” LAURA WINTER ®A “Shush”’ General Art Such joy ambition finds. . EDWARD LOMBECK GHae Generaiaatt Slow but sure. GIRARD W. HESSELGREN “Jerry” General Art ®A Work reproduced in national magazines. | We love him despite his arguments. [ 45]

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Top Row, 1 to 4—Second Row, 5 to 8—Third Row, 9 to 12—Fourth Row, 13 to 16 [ 46 ]