Burlington County Vocational Technical High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mount Holly, NJ)

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BCTVHS. Be a responsible person View all matters objectively Take pride in your work Have faith in yourself Serve your fellow man Mr. Frank Lucia Principal To Graduating Seniors Graduates of the Class of 1973, in preparing this message, I have attempted to identify worthwhile goals for you to pursue throughout life. They appear below in the sequence of letters of our school abbreviation, Contribute to the good of your community Congratulations and God speed I would like to congratulate the members of the class of 1973 upon their graduation from the Burlington County Vocational Technical High School. It is my sincere wish that the training you have recieved here will be helpful in making your lives successful in your chosen vocation. Goodbye and Good Luck for a happy and promising future. 9 Mr. Arthur Mc Farland Asst. Principal

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MESSAGE TO GRADUATES The Graduating Class of June 1973 will be the first of several gradu- ating classes to leave school and enter a world that is not engaged in a War. With the experiences you have had in school and the skills you have learned, you should set your goals as you enter this peace time world. As you progress towards your goal you will find stumbling blocks, but if you maintain your faith in your God, your country and yourself, you should be able to achieve these goals. We do not feel that our obligations towards you are completed upon your graduation. We hope that you will take advantage of our continuing education program, and feel free to call upon us if we can be of assistance to you. John K. Ossi Superintendent Mr. John Ossi Superintendent Mr. Wilbur J. Kistler, Jr. Acting Superintendent Your many friends, teachers, administrators, and Board of Education at the Burlington County Vocational Technical High School join me in congratulating you on the successful completion of the task which you undertook four years ago. To know that you have qualified for entry into your chosen career at a time when skilled craftsmen are among our nationis greatest need, must impress you with the importance of the responsibility which you will assume. Graduation and the skills you possess are important, but do not guarantee success, but continuous dedication to the development of your talent and a constant pursuit of excellence in anything you undertake will make your life rich and meaningful. Those who know you believe you are equal to the demands that will confront you. You are now part of a growing family of B.C.V.T.H.S. graduates. Graduation does not terminate our responsiblity to you, and we will follow your accomplishments with great interest. 8

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Boughton, Harold DeSopo, Carmine Gershon, Theodore Apprentice Coordinator Director of Special Coordinator Needs Jordan, William Keith, Charles Dean of Students Business Manager 'IO