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

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And now introducing . . . I could have danced all night. Sing a song. . . sing it all day long . . . x lb A 'X Help, my head is stuck to the floor. RQ, 4, 9e- . 3- W .1 .Ili 2 I F ' 1 . Ag V I I can . . . ' Taking a bow. The Duet. F 1 .-'Z 'boa Q ww s- ' sl sag Ms. Lopez . . . our DIRECTOR.

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TEACHER'S VICTORY The faculty again took victory over the BCVTS Bowling Team on March 4, 1987 during the Student Faculty Bowling Match with a total of 4165 points to the students' 3814 points. Things got really close when Don Kafer revealed his high score of 223 but when Mr. Iohn Funches popped up with his scores of 236 and 249, the faculty knew they had the victory in their bag. S - Mrs. Porter shows great form. 3 Chance' Y Mrs. Weber, we are bowling! No dribbling allowed' Members of Faculty Team Iohn Altman Marybeth Mohan Marilee Cardinal Carol Porter Iohn Funches Ron Silverman Gail Hall Richard Smith The students present the trophy to the faculty for their VICTORY . Alexas Horwitz Linda Weber lim McGonigal Sammy Bell Look at Mr. john Punches. Great form Mr. Sammy Bell Andre Munford doubts that the faculty has

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Roger Horn's machine shop We are extremely proud of the Westanlpton displayed very small precision 1986 Crafts Fair entrants. tools made to exacting specifica- Erma Sobol Students Show tions. Most importantly, TRADELINES at students worked hard to im- Fall, 1986 prove their skills, and to display then. proflclency' Mr. Norton and Auto Il students work E8ClC'l year in May the SOuth6I'I1 on the engine of their Fair entry. i i New Iersey Student Craft Fair is held at the Deptford Mall, in Deptford, New Jersey. Students from schools all over Southern New Iersey spend a year preparing displays of trades and crafts for this premier event. The 1986 Fair saw 9 first place prizes, 5 second place prizes, and 7 third place prizes for the Westampton Campus. The displays were especially varied this year. The Auto II students of teacher Iames Norton displayed a 1966 Ford Fairlane engine rebuilt to Show condition, the students of Clockwise from left. Auto II - Around the Fairlane, left to right: David Moore, Joseph Wargo, Robert Krehl, Harry Ruhl, Craig Sklodowski, Ieffrey Richardson, Allen Godwin and David Rybacki. Building Trades - At the park Bench David Odri and Brian Cook. At the oak bench Anthony Lewis and john Spellrnan, Electrical Construction -- Timer operated traffic light. Walter Kaminski and Guy Miliziano. Drafting - Gary Batta, '86, Jose Rivera, '86, Eva Mako, Roy Ruby and Ernie Hutchinson. Cabinetmaking - Anton Konopka, '86, rocking chair, Sam Shively, cabinet, and Peter Rodriguez, '86, carved logo of the vocational school. Machine shop - Donald Bigelow, '86, Claude Brooks, '86, Charles Bigelow and Drew Creely. if-: