Cherry Hill High School East - Eidolon Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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Industrial Vocations John Hoffner With wood and metal, wankels and Mercedes, water and machines, wedges and mechanical pencils, the Industrial Arts Department pro- vides the student with the facilities and know- how to construct and re- pair. laying the ground- work for the engineers of the future who will provide the world with dreams to build on. Ralph Ipri Robert Burrows Curtis Johnson Thomas Kelly Casimir Kolongowski Alexander Kupczyn Earnest Mayo Joseph Morgan Glenn Nec John O'Neill Fred Nangle William Wagner

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Fin ? Arts Rita Barnes Mary Green Helene Sacca ® b ! Barbara Hopp Fine Arts students contribute to our school and community through presentations and paint, publications and panora- mas, planning and port- folios. planters and prac- ticality. pastels and prints, photos and perse- verance. In an often con- fusing environment, art- ists and designers bring clarity and beauty» they shape our world and touch our souls. The awe-inspiring eclipse of the darkroom, the designs of light, and the reds, blues, and greens that cover the whole range of human emotions in vivid splen- dor. embrace our senses, delight our lives, and lay bare our minds to the in- conceivable depths of true beauty. Their con- tributions to our lives is inestimable. Susan Rhoads 37

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Performing Arrs L Bruce Yurco Edmund Moore Margaret Beck Anthony Ciccarelli Robert Nation From Bach to rock, from jazz to Palestrina, from marches to orato- ries. from bells to tubas, from composing to transposing- the Music Department reaches out to the students, tapping their vast reservoirs of energy to make the mus- ic of life. Thomas Weaver 39