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VO-TECH . . . The Eastern Montgomery County Area Vocational Technical School, or more commonly known as “Vo-Tech,” Eastern” or The Tech School,” has a lot to offer. Fifteen different course programs are offered to over five-hundred students. One hundred ten Abington students attend Eastern. The school’s commercial art, auto body and electronic technology, programs are state recognized as superior and are serving as the model to build similar courses throughout Pennsylvania. Several programs at the school have college credit, and 18-20 percent of the students go on for further education past graduation. Eastern’s competency based programs make it unique. All academic levels are in one classroom. Each student can proceed at his own pace. This gained freedom is generally a more beneficial approach than the normal high school classroom setting. The Eastern Montgomery County Vocational Technical School is a school to be proud of. Students gain more than knowledge of a trade, they gain a knowledge of themselves. Jean Kintisch Above: Sing me a song I'm the Piano man . . .” Right: . just take this little screw out and hope you live . . . 28 Academic Life
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Left: Tres Hombres-Steve. Dave and Tom. Don’t mess with them! Above: Sneaky Sophmores- How did you get a copy of Mr. Smith's Grammar test?! Sophomore Stress Is .. . THE FIRST DAY “My first day as a sophmore . . . was the first day in my life that I experienced pure terror and complete panic.” Ray Woodruff, Junior I'll never forget it. I was walking outside at lunch and I thought I was real cool, but I tripped down the stairs. I was so humiliated.” Stef! Pashman, Senior Every minute I would be walking into some gorgeous senior, while looking at my handy little map.” Nancy Jones, Junior “Proud, grown up, excited, everyone was driving everywhere, the girls were hot, life was good.” Jamie Robinson, Junior I was unimportant and, like the other sophmores, a loser.” Arlen Shenkman, Senior Left: Hey, big boy! Rodd McCuen Supervisor of Athletics Donald McDowell Social Studies Baseball Lenore Leonard Guidance Karen Lord Phys. Ed. Health Softball
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Top Left: Kim Camp cranking it up. Above: Step aside. Jay. and take a lesson. Bottom Left: Mr. Devine and his buddy at work. . . . It’s More Than What You Think Academic Life 29
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