Camden County Vocational School - Vocationalist Yearbook (Pennsauken, NJ)

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v Y,Y, ALUMNI HE standards of a school are determined by the quality of student it produces. Employers, in this age when there is a vast number of highly trained persons who are unemployed, have a large group from which to hire their employees. It is up to the student to take advantage of all the opportunites and instruction which this school oflers, so that he will be in that selected group from which workers are hired. Then, too, we must never feel that our education and training are completed. We must continually study the new methods which industry is constantly adopting and as a good citizen we should keep ourselves well-informed of local and interna- tional problems and situations. It is our duty to give of our strength and ability whenever the community needs us. Never should we sever our relationship with this school which has helped us to grow and advance, and one of the best ways to keep in touch with school is through the Alumni Association. This is an active wide-awake organization which meets every month. There is always a good program at each meeting and you get an opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with the old grads. In order to make it possible for every graduate to join, dues have been abolished. Remember, no dues ...... interesting and educational program ...... enter- tainment and refreshments at all our meetings. We want you to join. We greet each and everyone of you. Come out and make an even better and bigger Alumni Associ- ation. We need you and you need us. CHARLES COLOZZI, Prefident X U II AX 'I' I U N .X I, S I II IJ U I