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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

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The pre-employment courses are designed to give the trade skill, technical knowledge, and general education for citizenship which will enable the youth of the county to meet its voca- tional, social, and civic responsibilities. The extension courses are to give instruction in the trade skill and technical knowledge nec- essary to develop expert craftsmanship in adults already engaged in industry. f...,,, A fff'X 'V Hamden Hnunfy Vmzf12f14f1lSfl1zf0l lfmusazfkm Zfoufffshzp New jfrscfy UEH'HUHHLlS'I fu and around our chaff! The Camden County Vocational School was first conceived in the minds of industrial leaders and educators of Camden County during the years immediately preceding 1928. Because of the leadership of the late Charles S. Albertson, who was then County Superintendent of Schools, he is regarded as the father of the school. During the quarter century beginning with the schooI's opening day on October 'l5, 1928, the school has consistently progressed under the diligent and prudent planning of the county leaders, instructors, and friends. The success and reputation achieved by the alumni in serving county and community as citizens and tradesmen, permit us, the class of 1953, to assume our heritage with still greater confidence and trust. A well equipped gym enabled us to keep physically fit and at the some time provided us with the means of enioying many happy hours of play. The school nurse, Mrs. B. Lorraine Paulley, skillfully administered to our minor medical needs when the occasion arose. It isn't every school that boasts of such a fine indoor swimming pool as this at Camden County Vocational School. A satisfied stomach in the middle of the day is the surest way to be prepared for the work that rnust be done after lunch. A -u-l f QV 4 , If 1 V ., xfg-...J sgf ,'f5w',zA ,Q 1 V Q,-vw, i Q E.: t sz,f,'Q.!,SfS Qi 14 ' s f f. ' gf QS fvx . 0-ani 'i 1' S-V' 5 ki I 9 1 ,V nwpv.. -M f,...,.,,,. I l fe Under the watchful care of our competent ,amtorrul staff the physical plant of our school stays in tip-top shape. They ore: llelt to rightl, J. Super, R. Oswald, P. Werner J. Strock, H. Schmickel, E. Super, and B. Jones. .lf Q, fl1,. PLE .Q When in Washnngton on our class trip, we had history has been made in our times. Q I- I: an K nl f 4.1 an 2 Hustory comes to lute wlth the expert and fascmatung use of maps Under the slullful nnstructuon of our coach, Mr. F. Blumen- slock, the most dufficult acrobatlc trucks become easy. 6' f ' l r ' r 1 '.f'. ' -T' I la -A them c 1 'lff We - 5 Q A O hint . -1- , n -f 1, - df' 'H 'E ' ', ' cl ggi ' sl J 5 R i G X chance to see first hand many of the places when: Che l5'mrd nf Edumfzrm :ff I 5 Vmzfmmzl Schrfrfl in the Uvunfy of 5211144514 HALSEY CADE PRESIDENT Blackwood EMMET J. CROSBY VICE-PRESIDENT Camden PETER J. CAZELLO Pennsouken PAUL REIHMANN Merch tville on ALBERT M. BEAN Camden 4 i I 5 5 z I 1 F 5 1 , I ! 1 1 A TIHIIE IHTII Admiuisfrafiau M HE WHO IHTH JN ESTATE Frequently meetings with Mr. Chrysler and Mr. Bohn enables Mr. Hall to keep in constant touch with the Director Camden County Vocational School school-S Problems To the Graduating Class of l953: Someone has said, Instruction ends in the classroom, but education ends only with life. Graduation from school is the Commencement of our real education. Our motto, He Who Hath a Trade Hath an Estate does not mean that you have acquired your full estate.of knowledge and skill when you graduate from this school. You have spent time and effort in getting an education, and now you are ready to put to use the things you have learned here. lf you have great talent, experience will improve it, if you have average ability, hard work will make up for your deficiencies. Your teachers have given of their best time and effort to prepare you for your life's work. Your parents have made sacrifices in order that you might receive a thorough education and training. The taxpayers have contributed generously to provide vocational education which is not available in the regular public schools. Now it is your duty to demonstrate to your parents, your teachers, and the citizens of Camden County that their efforts and sacrifices have not been in vain. I congratulate you on your graduation from the Vocational School. lt has been a pleasure to have had a part in preparing you to take your places in the world. I trust that your hopes and ambitions will be realized to the fullest extent. Our Adminisfraiiau MR MAURICE A CHRYSLER Benlamrn Franklrn sand almost two centurres ago He Who Hath a Trade Has an Estate At no tame rn the hrstory of the world has thus statement been more true than today lndustry rs securrng an mcreas mg number of nts leaders from men trained rn the V trades Our Arr Force Army Marrnes and Navy are seeking young people trarned rn trade fundamentals These fortunate rndrvrduals are grven specralrzed trarnrng to develop them as commrssroned and non commrssroned ofllcers rn the servlces As senrors you have demonstrated your abrlrty and are to be congratulated Soon you wrll lorn the hundreds who have graduated from thrs school Q You, the l953 graduates of the Camden County Vocatronal School, are to be congratulated for a iob well done However, always remember that your MR DOUGLAS CAMPBELL The bug day rs fast approachrng when you the graduates of T953 wall leave the school whrch has been your second home for the past two or more years Soon you wrll enter erther some branch of the Armed Forces or a field of lndustry Whichever rt may be lt rs to be hoped that you will always keep ln mrnd the rnscrrptron whrch appears above the entrance of our school Thrs truelsm He Who Hath a Trade Hath an Estate wrll become real to you as the years roll by Graduates l wash you success health and happl ness MR EDWARD H BOHN educatron rs never complete Those of you who are ,- strrvrng to reach the top rn your trade, should plan furtherrng your knowledge by attendrng nrght school Completron of a bonaflde apprentrceshrp program can make rt possrble for you to attain foreman or super visory status Best wrshes for a successful future it Mr. Nitka, Mr.fTopp, Mr. Crissey, Mrs. Hart, Mr. Sheppard and Mr. Ball further the educational aims of our school at a lively faculty meeting. RAYMOND C. BALL English FRED H. COLE English and Safety . 'W p-.5 R 5 1,V y uv , V Q ,,l ll .l,, E C, xi 'I Rf FREDERICK J. BIUMENSTOCK Physical Education LEONARD COLUCCI Auto Body K e si X I IK! 2 I V v-'L 'in- Our Qaculfy The Class of 1953, herewith expresses its appreciation to our shop teachers for the dili- gent and patient teaching of our tradep to our related and academic instructors for their special efforts in the greater fulfillment of our goalsy and to the administration for providing the facilities and guidance toward worthwhile obiectives. For this combined wealth they have shared wilh us, we herewith gratefully acknowledge our thanks. A. EZRA BORDEN Painting and Decorating B. LOIS CONLIN Practical Nursing . .w , M W -f- ? 4 . Sl ll ...in- 1 MINNETTA H. CAll.AHAN Library and History HARRY A. CRISSEY Radio Mechanics U'N 'x 1 i .pgs A 1 5 G- lx ivy 16' F I ? I X? ' .t lx S Wa if 1 . ab 'Q 'Sv' I -P' 1:5 P. RICHARD CUMMINS JOHN T. DEMPSEY, JR Eleclrical Work Prinling LAWRENCE D. FORBES ELSIE I. HART Physical Educalion Hislory RALPH S. MAINES Aufo Mechanics LOUISE SCHUMACHER Power Sewing 'HYX 43 THEODORE L. NITKA Related Science and Mathematics RALPH L. SECINARO Hislory .hc 45? XI ,B -6- cc i ith gg, 1 - dx in . HOWARD A. EISENHARDT JOHN T. FISHER Machine Shop Relaled Malhemarics, Drawing and Science ALICE S. KEELER EARL S. MAHAFFEY Caleleria Sheel Melul Work B. LORRAINE PAULLEY ROBERT J. PERRITT Nwgg Machine Shop and Relaled Mathematics and Science CHARLES C. SHEPPARD HARRY SLATER Chemixlry Plumbing and Healing . 'rx jf' I 1 Is' 5' . mm! 33 .1 Q? :SQ ig , ,W V . I W 9. 1.4, . A . 4 Q I In i- . EDWARD V. TAPP x Related Science. Mathematics I d Drawing I g Y an S V ,l J8t Q54 , gg , 'W' T H9- -- ' V GEORGE H. TAYLOR Q If Machine Drafting 5 . X Q 4 PAUL WEISS , Floriculture Assistant 1' . .IW sNf- X ll WILLIAM D. WHITE . A A X 1, Welding f r HK' 'Il , .9-'D ra, 5 T' .e 'X ' 4. tt ' Q 1 N A.. 'Sv ' ef K--e HARRY O. YATES, JR. uh Floriculture .f KENNETH E. YEAGER ' Woodworking t -Aw X ,w 1, E 3 jr X ., I, Z so Mrs. Anna Davenport sees to it that the essential files and records of our educa- tional growth are properly attended lo. The Camden County Vocational SchooI's office stafflof Mrs. Anna Davenport, Miss Jean Lippincott, Mrs. Evelyn Berry, and Miss Dolores Harker are at the very hub of our school life. Our UMM Pcrsvrrrrel The machinery of your school runs smoothly because of the efficient and cooperative work of our office staff. We are proud of them. The first impression a visitor gets of the school is from his contact with the office. In our office, a visitor is sure to receive kind and courteous attention. 1, Sminrs V A El IEEATEO HATE A TRADE HATH AE ESTATE I- Q E V 0 hn- JAMES E. BAIRD PRINTING 2911 Mickle Street Camden ACTIVITIES: Chief, Assistant Chief Student Council Member, Intramural Football, Intramural Softball, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Swimming. FRANK A BENNIE ELECTRICAL DRAFTING Amonesson Road Blenheim ACTIVITIES Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Member Library Club Member Intramural Basketball Intramural Football lntra mural Softball Intramural Volleyball SHIRLEY M BENSON POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION 177 Charleston Avenue Lawnsude ACTIVITIES Entertainment Committee Tradesman Staff WILLIAM M BARLOW COMMERCIAL COOKING 2811 Tyler Camden ACTIVITIES Library Club Member Entertainment Committee Tradesman Staff l953 Seniors of Camden ARMAND J BARNABIE GAS WELDING 520 S Cutler Avenue Maple Shade ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Member Yearbook Stat? Intramural Softball THOMAS J BAUMAN COMMERCIAL COOKING 3221 Federal Street Camden ACTIVITIES: Assistant Chief Student Council Member. JAMES W. CAMPBELL AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING 723 Linden Street Camden ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball. Intramural Volleyball Intramural Swimming. THERESA A. CAPALDI POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION 107 13th Avenue Glendora ACTIVITIES: Assistant Chief Student Council Secretary library Club Mem- ber Secretary-Treasurer Entertainment Committee Yearboo-4 Staff. ,lu as , 11015 we--. JOSEPH E. CAPORALE RADIO AND TELEVISION MECHANICS Hayes Mill Road Atca ACTIVITIES: Radio Club. HARRY A. CARLSON ELECTRICAL DRAFTING Cleventon Avenue Blenheim ACTIVITIES: Chief, Assistant Chief, Student Council Member, Library Club Member, Yearbook Staff, Varsity Track, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Softball, Intramural Volley- ball. DONALD R. CASSADAY ELECTRICAL WORK I630 N. 42nd Street Pennsauken ACTIVITIES: Entertainment Committee, Photo Club, Intramural Volleyball. ARTHUR J. CATLING PAINTING AND DECORATING 820 Line Street Camden ACTIVITIES: Shop Foreman, Yearbook Staff, Safety Council, Varsity Track, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Softball, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Swimming. ' We County Vocational School alrb 'S s SALLYANN CLARK COMMERCIAL COOKING 520 Jessomine Avenue West Collingswood ACTIVITIES: Assistant Chief, Student Council Member, 'Iradesman Staff, Yearbook Staff. DONALD F. COLLINS AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING 6312 Magnolia Avenue Merchantville ACTIVITIES: Assistant Chief, Student Council Member, Varsity Track, Intra- mural Basketball. HERMAN C. DARBY CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 33 West Browning Road Bellmawr ACTIVITIES: Library Club Member, Entertainment Committee, Tradesman Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Softball, Intramural Volleyball. ALBERT DeBENEDICTIS CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 2026 Arlington Street Camden ACTIVITIES: Entertainment Committee, Intramural Football, Intramural Volleyball. H r MERRILL E. DICKINSON CHEMICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES Hollywood Avenue MUCIWYIIVIIIQ ACTIVITIES: Chief, Student Council Member, library Club Member, Enter- tainment Committee, Tradesman Stall, Yearbook Statl, Safety Council. CARMEN DONATO AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING 2815 Harrison Avenue Camden ACTIVITIES' Intramural Volleyball QUINZELL DUNLAP POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION 30 Moore Avenue HGdd'-mlleld ACTIVITIES Entertainment Committee THOMAS H EISELE SHEET METAL WORK T95 Chews Landing Road CIEMCNIUI1 ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Library Club Member Yearbook Staff lntra mural Softball hw is il -inf' 5 I If-23,5 'six Effzfu' K' 01114, HI MP Seniors of Camden F- I '29- i.. WARREN .I EPTING PRINTING Garden Avenue ACTIVITIES Hilltop Shop Foreman Yearbook Staff Safety Councn Varsity Basket ball Intramural Basketball HARRY A FINK AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS T010 So 6th Street ACTIVITIES Camden Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Member Tradesman Intramural Volleyball FRANK D FOREMNY MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE 2415 So Bth Street ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Assistant Chief Student Counc mural Basketball Camden Member Intra PAUL D FOSTER ELECTRICAL WORK 'I02 Evesham ACTIVITIES Chief Assistant Chnef Student Council Member Yearbook Saff Safety Council Varsity Track Varsity Swimming lntra Magnolia mural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Volley ball Intramural Swimming ' , :Q-new .ff -Mg, I , 'XP : 1 fi ' f 1' 'fir' , .ky : . - ' K , F . Ffa. f I9 S I , , 'l. ' - Q , . I A I r - we . , A . I A I I . , ,I yrlly g Staff, Yearbook Staff, Safety Council, Intramural Basketball, ' .r I lltjyf X ' . E z ' W x I H . I , L I . . I il I - js- ' I as- ff ,f I I .V V , . r . . I . 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V - N I1 K JOHN GRZECHOWIAK PRINTING 309 Laurel Avenue Woodlynne ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Tradesman Staff Yearbook Staff ROBERT M GICK PRINTING 2781 Stevens Street Camden ACTIVITIES Chref Assrstant Chref Student Councul Member Lnbrary Club Member Entertamment Commrttee Tradesman Staff Year book Staff Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intra mural Softball Intramural Volleyball Intramyral Swrmmmg KENNETH M GREENING CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK Almonesson Road Blenheum ACTIVITIES Chuef Student Councrl Member Yearbook Staff Bowlung Club Varsrty Basketball Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball FRANK M GUAGLIANO RADIO AND TELEVISION MECHANICS II02 Karghn Avenue Camden ACTIVITIES Bowlrng Club Vars1ty Basketball Varsrty Track Intramural Baske ball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intra mural Volleyball Intramural Swrrnmmg County Vocatlonal School H ERNEST GREISER ELECTRICAL WORK 166 Park Place Audubon ACTIVITIES Lnbrary Club Member Entertamment Commlttee Safety Coun nl Photo Club Intramural Volleyball HERBERT W HAMILTON AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING 1 N 18th sn Camden ACTIVITIES Chuef Student Councul Member Intramural Basketball Intra mural Swrmmnng WILLIAM H HARRIS MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE 502 Cmnammson Street RIVEYIOH ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Assxstant Chnef Student Counul Member Lrbrary Club Member Tradesman Staff Yearbook Stat? Safety Councul Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Sw1mm1ng EUGENE E HILLMAN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY 50 Eduson Avenue Erlton ACTIVITIES Tradesman Staff, Yearbook Staff Safety Councll lfmll N 3' opiu- L ,Q ,-. I. ' ' I S' I I - N 1 1 If I ' EN, A we ' ' ' --f ' 'I .- Q r' , Q I ' ' If Assistant Chief, Student Council Member, Yearbook Staff, I f - . I . . I I , I . . I - I II 6 I ,I I , IPI I 1 bf A ' X F ' t i, r 9 1 1 1 . eel 5'-' I 3 'J I - I - I I - I . I I c I - JU' . I' I I . . I I . I I f I ' I ,I . I I, I I Q io- A I:- I 1 3 . Y b- ffl GEORGE L. HOFACKER CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 31 4th Avenue Pine Hill ACTIVITIES: Assistant Chief, Student Council Member, Library Club Mem- ber, Entertainment Committee, Varsity Track, Varsity Swim- ming, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Softball, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Swimming. EDWARD C. HOFFMAN PRINTING 38 N. 3rd Street Camden ACTIVITIES: Shop Foreman, Chief, Assistant Chief Student Council Member Treasurer Entertainment Committee, Tradesman Staff Year- book Stalf Safety Council Varsity Track Intramural Basket- ball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Vol Ieyball Intramural Swimming JOHN D HUNT CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 325 W Monroe Avenue Magnolia ACTIVITIES Entertainment Committee Tradesman Stal? Yearbook Staff Safety Council Intramural Basketball Intramural Football, Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball JOHN J INGRAM GAS WELDING 8456 Haines Road Delalr ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Mem ber Tradesman Staff Yearbook Staff Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Swimming l953 Seniors of Camden RUSSELL L JAMIESON COMMERCIAL COOKING II7 Magnolia Avenue Somerdale ACTIVITIES Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Member Yearbook Staff ERNEST R JONES AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS Coles Road Blenheim ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Student Council President Library Club Mem ber Tradesman Staff Intramural Volleyball C R JOHNSON Radio and Television Mechanics 491 A Johnson Road ACTIVITIES Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Member Slcklervalle JOSEPH A KERNS ELECTRIC ARC WELDING Main Street ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Mem ber Yearbook Staff Safety Council Intramural Football Glendora Q .II JOHN R. KOEHLER CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 8th and Central Avenue Glendora ACTIVITIES: Library Club Member, Safety Council, Varsity Swimming, Intra- 'mural Basketball, Intramural Football. RONALD J. KRAJEWSKI SHEET METAL WORK 9I8 Tullp Street Camden ACTIVITIES Assrstant Chref Student Councrl Intramural Basketball Intramural ball Intramural Volleyball Member Yearbook Stat? Football Intramural Soft BERNARD F KRATZ PLUMBING AND HEATING 'I423 Collmgs Road ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chref Student Councll Member Varslty Track Intramural Basketball Farrvrew RICHARD F KREIS COMMERCIAL COOKING 71 Jackson Road ACTIVITIES Berlun Chref Student Councrl Member Tradesman Staff Yearbook Stal lg A County Vocational School RFQ WNY 75 JOSEPH P KUSS MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE 2810 Harrrson Avenue Camden ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chlef Student Council Member Entertamment Commrttee Tradesman Staff Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Swrmmrng ANTHONY J KYLAR CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 423 N 27th Street Camden ACTIVITIES Chuef Assnstant Chref Student Councrl Member Entertamment Commrttee Yearbook Stal? Safety Councll Intramural Basket ball Intramural Swlmmrng ROBERT M LAPP COMMERCIAL COOKING T058 N 34th Street Camden ACTIVITIES Safety Councll JOHN R LAYTON PAINTING AND DECORATING 222 Charleston Avenue lawnslde ACTIVITIES Chref Student Councrl Member lrbrary Club Member Varsnty Basketball Varslty Track Intramural Basketbal Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball I 4 if W' ' X I - I S' I I :R QV' Q I I I, Z . I Q 3 . 312 T' ' eb x- r . Qt., f .-- 5 . . . . . It if . in I I I D I N A A , , I, 1 I I I ., . REGINALD LAWS RADIO AND TELEVISION MECHANICS 445 West Street Camden ACTIVITIES: Chief, Assistant Chief, Student Council Member, Library Club Member, Entertainment Committee, Tradesman Staff, Yearbook Staff, Varsity Track, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Softball, Intramural Volleyball. HENRY LEYENDECKER AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING 47 Evergreen Lane Haddonfield ACTIVITIES: Varsity Swimming Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball AUGUSTINE F LODATO MACHINE DRAFTING Brown Avenue Hilltop ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chief Student Councrl Member Library Club Member Entertainment Committee Tradesman Staff Yearbook Staff Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball ALVANIA LONDON POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION 406 So 2nd Street Camden ACTIVITIES Entertainment Committee Safety Council l953 Seniors of Camden S- 1 HARLENE E LYLES POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION 201 Senate Street Cflmdefl ACTIVITIES Entertainment Committee JOSEPH L MALIK RADIO AND TELEVISION MECHANICS T231 Sheridan Street Camden ACTIVITIES Chief Student Council Member Library Club Member Enter tarnment Committee Tradesman Staff Photo Club Radio Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Intramural Valley ba CARMINE .I MARCHIONNE ELECTRICAL WORK 434 Vrola Street Camd ACTIVITIES Chief AssrstantCl1ref Student Council Member En ertarnment Committee Tradesman Staff Safety Council Intramural Bas ketball Intramural Football Intramural Volleyball Intramural Swrmmrng EI1 GEORGE MAYLAND FLORICULTURE Brown Avenue Htllto ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Member Library Club Member Yearbook Stafl Safe y Councrl Varsity Swimming Intramural Volleyball P I I I - ,F I I I t I I I yt I I I . , . , . 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RICHARD P MAYLAND AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING Brown Avenue Hrlltop ACTIVITIES Yearbook Staff Varsrty Swrmmmg Intramural Swrmmrng RICHARD G MCALISTER CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 216 E Washrngton Avenue Magnolra ACTIVITIES Chref Student Councll Member Intramural Basketball lntra mural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Swrmmmg JOSEPH C MCCANN PLUMBING AND HEATING 41 Strawbrrdge Avenue Westmont ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Photo Club Intramural Basketball JAMES F McDEVlTT CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 49 State Street Camden ACTIVITIES Entertamment Commrttee Tradesman Staff Varsrty Trask Var srty Swrmmrng Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Swtm mrng County Vocatronal School ROBERT R MEANY PRINTING 4001 Westfield Avenue Camden ACTIVITIES Tradesman Stat? Yearbook Stat? Intramural Basketball JOHN MEHL RADIO AND TELEVISION MECHANICS 423 Chambers Avenue Camden ACTIVITIES Cfuef Student Counctl Member lrbrary Club Member Pres: dent Yearbook Staff Radro Club Intramural Basketball Intra mural Softball Intramural Volleyball HAROLD J MYERS FLORICULTURE 5 West Chestnut Street Merchantvrlle ACTIVITIES Assrstant Chnef Student Councrl Member lrbrary Club Mem ber Tradesman Staff Safety Councrl Intramural Volleyball THOMAS F NEILIO RADIO AND TELEVISION MECHANICS 411 Haakon Road Brgqklqwn ACTIVITIES Tradesman Staff, Raduo Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural SoItball, Intramural Volleyball SD r 'F I lr ! X . , 'II . ,WIA Vw V ' z ,. A I 4. Q : I I l We X I t f , . Yr f my ' ' , ' if- , , - - 1:51 7 ' . I , 42+ 2 ', ' W ,il ' V ' 1 ,I . , ' I, I, - 'D' y II . . I so . lv- f 'S than 9' JOHN O. OLSEN MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE 4 Merion Terrace Collingswood ACTIVITIES: Shop Foreman, Assistant Chief, Student Council Member, Year- book Staff. KENNETH L. OTTINGER CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 38 Washington Avenue Mt. Ephraim ACTIVITIES: Assistant Chief Student Council Member Entertainment Com mittee Safety Council CATHERINE E PAGANO POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION I7 Beechwood Place Bellmawr Park ACTIVITIES Chief Student Council Member Secretary Entertainment Com mittee JOSEPH M PAGLIUSO ELECTRICAL WORK IIS Adams Avenue Magnolia ACTIVITIES Assistant Chief Student Council Member Tradesman Staff Yearbook Staff Safety Council Intramural Basketball lntra mural Football Intramural Volleyball Intramural Swimming l953 Seniors of Camden JOSEPH PALECKI CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK l523 Norris Street Camden ACTIVITIES President Student Council Shop Foreman Tradesman Staff Yearbook Staff Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball JOSEPH N PETRUZZI PRINTING 200 So Bellmawr Avenue Bellmawr ACTIVITIES library Club Member Tradesman Staff Yearbook Staff Varsity Swimming Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intra mural Softball Intramural Volleyball ORVILLE C PRESTON CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 1Il5 South 2nd Street Camden ACTIVITIES Chief Assistant Chief Student Council Member Entertain ment Committee Tradesman Staff Safety Council Varsity Track Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball GERALD T RAYNORE PAINTING AND DECORATING I9 Jefferson Avenue Bellmawr ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Student Council Member library Club Member Tradesman Staff Yearbook Staff Safety Council Photo Club Varsity Track Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Swim ming 'Qs gr , : , . ug A 4, X , , . I - rf Y Q Y I . . . , I I , t 1 f' B . . ' ' ' !' r r r ' I ASSE qi C E ' ' Q Kr . H R, I : U IIB., , , ' - Eff - . , ,Q . , I , , ELMER W. RUSSELL AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING T45 Berlin Road Gibbsboro ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff, Safety Council. GEORGE W. SCHLOENDORN AUTOMOBILE sour REPAIRING AND PAINTING 4 Massachusetts Avenue Erlton ACTIVITIES Lrbrary Club Member Intramural Basketball ROBERT SCHRADER nscrluc ARC WELDING 506 Moms Street Gloucester Cnty STANLEY SCHWARTZ PLUMBING AND HEATING 1028 Prnncess Avenue Camden 5' ' D x County Vocational School KSN Q Q, nys. 0 G1 HARRISON M SMITH JR AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS 311 Atlantnc Avenue Camden ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chnef Assrstant Chief Student Councrl Member Lrbrary Club Member Entertamment Commuttee Tradesman Stal? Yearbook Stalf Safety Councrl Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball WILLIAM C SNYDER PLUMBING AND HEATING 426 Ene Street Camden Shop Foreman Library Club Member Tradesman Stal? Year book Stal? JOSEPH E STAFFORD PRINTING 916 N 8th Street Camden ACTIVITIES Tradesmon Staff Yearbook Stall Intramural Basketball lntra mural Volleyball FRANK D STINSMAN AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS 230 Essex Street Gloucester Cnty ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chuel Assrstant Chref Student Counul Mem ber lrbrary Club Member Entertannment Commrttee Trades man Staff Yearbook Staff Safety Councal Intramural Basket ball Intramural Volleyball I J, I X : X b l we A I u. , or If I J A 'P J K9 A3542 1 . , . - I. , I .1 . I gg . : A r ACTIVITIES I I I I - K Q Q ' ' in - C . ROBERT H VAN SCIVER AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING 3l2 Elm Street Camden ACTIVITIES Assrstant Chref Student Councrl Member Lrbrary Club Member CHARLES A WARD AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS 1132 N 23rd Street Camden ACTIVITIES Shop Foreman Chref Assrstant Chref Student Councrl Mem ber Entertamment Commrttee Yearbook Stat? Safety Councrl Intramural Basketball JOHN A WEAKLEY CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK T635 Broadway Camden ACTIVITIES Student Councrl Member Vrre Fresrdent Entertamment Com mrttee Tradesman Stal? Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball WILLIAM R WELSH FLORICULTURE 47 Walnut Street Hqddonfield ACTIVITIES Entertarnment Commrttee Yearbook Stal? its YXY77 63' Camden County Vocational School 0-w-,X 4 'C' 47? HERBERT G WILLIAMS AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING 650 Locust Street Camden ACTIVITIES Varsity Track DONALD P WILLIER : ELECTRICAL WORK gpg Berlnn ACTIVITIES Assrstant Chref Student Councrl Member Tradesman Staff Photo Club Intramural Volleyball EDWINA D WILSON POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION 3722 Delaware Avenue Merthdnlvllle ACTIVITIES Lrbrary Club Member Entertannment Committee Tradesman Stal? EUGENIA M ZANGARI POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION Greentree Street Marlton ACTIVITIES Entertamment Commrttee 1 KC ',, ' Q 4 A 1 I I ' I I r : . G ' ' I , I ' I , I , 2 12 ' ' ,N . .. . if? ' , sa, . . 6 ' I . I I' PAUL R. ZIEGLER CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK 108 West Atlantic Avenue Haddon Heights ACTIVITIES: Shop Foreman, Entertainment Committee, Safety Council, Intra- mural Softball, Intramural Volleyball. RONALD D. ZIMMER RADIO AND TELEVISION MECHANICS 40 Roosevelt Avenue Mt. Ephraim ACTIVITIES: Library Club Member, Yearbook Staff, Safety Council, Radio Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Softball, Intramural Volleyball. Abe' 1 , in-'E We are proud to announce our new course In l7l'Ilc'flc'lll jVlll'5llflg . YJ A practlcal nurse IS a person tramed to care for sub actrve convalescent, and chronlc patlents under the durectron of a hcensed physrclan or regnstered professional nurse of thas course are elrglble to take state board examlnatrons lf they succeed un passmg they become hcensed practrcal nurses and are en tltled to slgn LPN after therr name Thus means acceptance and recogmtron as a well qualified person ln the field Graduates have no difficulty un finding posutrons rn hospitals, private homes, Indus trles and public health agencies J 7 1 o ' Students who have fulfilled all requirements s ' ' . ti, - . . . . . . - 1 N 5' ,, . .- 4.1K x 7, ?Lw 0 Q if YP Fi 1 R nn: gnu: M. 5 Q Dr nd J Fig old, E. L Da A R u H Nisztol E. I gil s th s 1. R fl. Dcrli 9 5 1 Q Q. i ' A sm A B nd, c. Maude A ,K R A' 5 N ' B. Conli llnsfructovl, E. Sucker -, N Y x WE: N X4 R 1lnsmmon, B. Maley, P. Rohm- K f N Q son, M. Banks. Pravtical Nursing 7 V swf: HQ ,lg -iff 1' 1 , f' fi 1 44 5' .Z 1 fx J 'FIHIIE IMTII Slzvps r A 1 L .I HE WHO HATII AIN ESTATE ir'- ,il 0 Front Row iReadir1g left to rightl: G. Shanahan, E. Russell, G. Schloendorn, C. Donato, D. Collins, W. Karstein. Back Row: J. Campbell, H. Leyendecker, R. Van Sciver, R. Mayland, L. Colucci, E. Blemmings, T. Ma- tusiak, R. Morine, H. Hamilton. C. Donato and E. Russell repair a badly damaged car. O. Y ix 140 i X Automotive Body Repairing and Painting Today it is costly to replace and install damaged parts of a car. The automobile body worker must be a skilled mechanic in order to cut out damaged panels, weld in sections, and to refinish parts so that such repair work is practically invisible. The modern automobile body mechanic can take a badly wrecked car and repair it in such a skillful manner that the car looks as good as new. H. Williams and S. Shelton will wind up with a car as good as Jef F' Schwinn, H. Dabrowski. Front Row lkeoding lelt to righti: S. Shelton, G. Harpur A. Ivins, G. Horiates, R. n son, E. Hillman. Back Row J Budd, J. Farrell, D. Silva Michael, Mr. L. Colucci, lnstruc tor, F. Mauger, D. Jones ln Automotive Mechanics After a certain time the parts of an auto- mobile need repair or replacing. A trained automotive mechanic is always needed. Specialists of this trade are very much in demand such as: the front-end man, the ignition expert, the transmission specialist, and the accessory merchandiser. A thorough knowledge of automotive me- chanics combined with ambition assures every graduate a permanent and good-paying job. H. Fink, C. France, and W. Kirkbride really learn what makes a motor run. Front Row lkeading left to rightl: N. Hamilton, C. France T. Litle, R. Schwinn, W. Jagiel- ski, J. Pyne N. Tolbert, l.. Reader, W. Vennell. Back Row E. Jones, H. Fink, N. Ricken- bach, E. Slade R. Scott, R Maines llnstructorl D. Gracey A. Giuseppi W. Kirkbride, E Duraznski, J. Brown. Front Row iReading left to rightl: M. O'Toole, P. O'Neil, S. Parker, J. Turse, C. Tanksley, P. Kelly. Bock Row: M. Kaest- ner, H. Van Meter, C. Melevin, R. Moines, F. Stinsman, W. Carney R. Merritt. F. Stinsman will know what's wrong at the right time. +55 ll Cabinet Making and Millwork Cabinet making carries with it a certain fascination. The iointers, band saws, planers, and sanders are highly specialized machinery. They give the worker, who has learned to operate them, great satisfaction when he sees furniture in the making. The school can boast of thorough training in the set-up, operation, and adiustment of the many cabinet-making and wood-work- ing machines. Instruction in bench work and the care of and manipulation of hand tools is also an important part of the training. Front Row lkeadlng left to rightl: C. Enderle, J. McDevitt, H. Paul, K. Burton, S. Gass, T. Lutz, G. Hotacker, J. Wealtley, A. Fox, E. lawrence. Back Row: O. Preston, R. Murphy, R. May, R. Viscome, E. Grodzicki, S. Bintliff, R. McAlister, K. Yeager llnstructorl, H. Brennan, K. Greening, J. Koehler, R. Taylor, K. Ottinger, J. Zearfaus. Front Row lkeading left to rightl: T. Bicking, R. Mascio, L. Herbst, J. Hewes, R. Bodalski, R. Bartosx, A. Holliday, J. Mid- ure, J. Palermo. Back Row: C. Gordon, H. Darby, P. Ziegler, J. Hunt, K. Pine, K. Yeager llnstructorl, C. Bopp, D. Stevens, F. McFadden, H. Bodalski, R. Mason, W. Frisa, W. Emeneckor. T. Lutz saws away, while J. Koehler sees that it fits. P. Ziegler and H. Darby make certain that the cut is accurate. Wil lndustrial Chemistry and Laboratory Techniques The fast-growing custom of eating out creates a demand for well-trained employees by hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, and clubs. The course of instruction is planned to meet this demand and prepare students for employ- ment in various types of public food work. Preparing and serving lunch daily in the school cafeteria affords the students a splen- did chance to gain practical skills and knowl- edge in the art of cookery. Industrial Chemistry, a three-year course, is planned to prepare students for employment as trained chemical assistants in laboratories. They are taught the actual use of the various chemical and physical testing apparatus and techniques employed. Chemistry laboratory techniques, a one- year course, prepares students to use physical testing apparatus in both the laboratory and plant. They also learn good housekeeping and laboratory operations. Sallyann Clark and Richard Commercial Cooking Kreis prepare good food. Harry Youmans works with the Cottrell Pump Boiling Point Apparatus. m X T l 'ul 4 R .J f 1 J 'ox' f ll if - Front Row iReading left to rightl: T. Bauman, W. Barlow, R. Kreis R. Whiteside, R. Ja- mieson, A. Wilson, C. Blickar- ski, R. Lapp. Back Row: A. Eller, E. Stickley, S. Clark, L. Pakiela, Miss A. Keeler lln- structorl, E. Speakmen, M. Watson, E. Decker, C, Hillman. Front Row lkeoding left to rightl: A, Miller, H. Youmans, B. Delaine, R. Reed. Back Row: E. Hillman, F. Dougherty, C. Sheppard llnstructorl, M. Dick- inson, D. Wolf. Z 1 I I Electrical Drafting The purpose of this course is to train students for work in test departments of power companies, drafting rooms of electrical man- ufacturers, and in contractors' and engineers' offices in the electrical industry. They are given the opportunity to become familiar with the underlying principles of electrical equipment and drafting. They have frequent actual con- tacts with constructional details. Electrical Work Graduates from this course find many branches of the electrical industry in which employment can be found. Living as we are in a great electrical age, there are many opportunities for students who have learned wiring, motor assembly, winding, and testing. All of their work is performed on real equip- ment. The maintenance of the electrical equipment, and new installations in the school, is the work of this department. wu- I .lilv Fx' H. Carlson draws a tine line. Front Row lkeading left rightl: R. Savidge, H. Mey to ers, D. Willier, R. Porreca, H. Dean- er, J. Krown, H. Carlson. Back Row: F. Bennie, J. Cooney, D. Call, P. Foster, Mr. Cummins llnstructorl, J. Sharp, R. Thomp- son, D. Cassaclay, E. Grieser. Front Row lRecding left to rightl: E. Bailey, W. Way, R. Morris, R. Hamilton, R. Mc- Cabe, F. Buchler, A. Neumann, Back Row: R. Travis, C. Marchi- onne, D. Harding, P. R. Cum- mins llnstructorl, V. Leeds, J. Abrams, J. Cerkez, R. Hesser. D. Harding and V. Leeds make contact. lAfT' -u ,it .WLT Machine designing is fascinat- ing to R. Wood and I. Teesdale. Floriculture The course in floriculture teaches the practi- cal work of a greenhouse or nursery. Students discuss the experimental and practical devel- opments dealing with plant life. The care of soil and plant chemistry is carefully stressed. This course prepares graduates for positions with cut-flower growers, pot-plant growers, retail and wholesale florists, or prepares them to conduct their own business. After graduation the students are visited at their places of employment and given sugges- tions and help in greenhouse or nursery problems. Marilyn King and George May- land select the better Bowers. Front Row lkeading left to rightl: H. Knight, G. Mayland, W. Damm, D. Long. Back Row: H. O. Yates llnstructorl, W. Welsh, E. Robinson, R. Sturgis, M. King, L. Decker, D. Hall, l. Carpenter, P. Weiss llnstructorl. Front Row lReading left to rightl: T. Willoth, G. Bakota, R. Bryce, S. Toto, F. Ball, D. Malosich, R. Wood, G. Piscitelli, Back Row: R. Beach, R. Tees- dale, R. Gonzoph, F. Alcavage, C. Leehan, G. Taylor linstruc- torl, R. Grosso, A. Lodato, R. Machine Drafting Modern industry requires a large force of draftsmen to prepare plans and specifications of tools or machines used in the shop or else- where. This trade offers exceptional opportunities for the mechanically minded student who is neat, who likes to do precision work, and who has talent for drawing. A knowledge of mathematics, applied me- chanics, and physics is required to complete successfully this course. The graduates have very little difficulty in finding positions which are good-paying and permanent. Watson, R. Franks, D. Wolf. 1 , Wi. , 3.5 AWS-A Rf, x 1 I .4 i x x' Y, 5 . ,A 'ff' 4: . - x - I Q33 if, , if . 4 ' A, , g . ' Q l u ll V' 4 'SH - M, 1, - f 4 I 7 .,- I1 , ' - I 51322 ', K I , 'VLE L Q , A, . AQ f..,. -' 'A - 1 ,,, ..,4. QV In 11 -' ' - A .f -fc Y k f , 1 , fx 1 . . P ' A1 :fling ' hx. ' ' u, ,F wpi. . . 1 f 1 sv KJ ' 0' .-P Ai, 1 ' ' r Af X .5 1 ,BJ f 4 ' f '. ,I in I :xy 1, .. C X : Machine Shop Practice We are living in a machine age. Many changes are taking place in industry due to the progress in machine construction. Better and faster machines are in demand. Modern machine shops are required for the upkeep and expansion of production machinery. This has brought about an increasing demand for mechanics. lndustry is looking to the machine shop graduate to meet this need. The machine shop graduate has spent much of his time in machining and fitting together the parts of machines, dies, tools, and en- gines. Machine shop science, shop mathematics, blueprint reading, and sketching are part of preparation for this useful trade. Plumbing and Heating Comfort and convenience is the common desire of us all. In our homes we want modern kitchens, bathrooms, laundries, and heating system. Many skilled mechanics are required to install plumbing fixtures and heating sys- tems in modern buildings. The graduates are prepared to meet this demand. Careful training is given in the care and use of tools, the installation of water, drainage, and heating systems, together with related science, mathematics, blueprint read- ing, and drafting. Power Sewing Machine Operation The garment-making industry provides work for thousands of people. Any girl who becomes a careful and fast operator on a power sewing machine can be sure of plenty of work and good pay. The graduates are trained in the many operations of the trade. They are given suf- ficient practice to acquire the speed and skill needed to take their places in this great industry. Q4 1' K., 'S 3' not iust tinkering. N. Locantore, R. Raynore J. Shaw, D. Bundens. Q. Dunlap, H. l.yles. quire skill. Ilil J. McCann and W. Snyder are Front Row lkeading lett to rightl: C. Jack, J. Eichorn Kistler, W. Haugh, W. Snyder J. McCann. Back Row: B. Kratz Slater llnstructorl, W. Sauder Front Row llteading lelt t rightl: M. Stepler, E. Wilson L Capaldi, J. Zangari, B. Surran S. Benson, A. London. Back Row: D. Maas, K. Hillman M Croge, Mr. Schumacher lln structorl, L. Gugel, C. Pogano B. Sunan and J. Zangan ac Printing Front Row ikeading lelt to rightl: R. Meony, W. Epting, A. Slim, J. Petruzzi, J. Kerins, C. McCarthy, D. DiBiase. Back Row: S. Hill, H. Horner, E. Grob, J. T. Dempsey ilnstruc- torl, J. Grzechowiak, R. Cork- rey, P. De Golia, J. Aupperle. sf The printing or graphic arts course is organized to prepare students for advanced apprenticeship in hand composition, ma- chine composition, press work, or bindery. Thorough training is given in the use of composing equipment. Press work and bind- ery practice enables the graduates to ac- quaint themselves with the machines that are used in the great printing trade. The printing industry recognizes the trained student, and positions with good pay are waiting for the graduates. G. Pregartner studies the Lino type keyboard. fa ...Z Front Row iReading left to rightl: E. Hoffman, G. Schlack, E. O'Keete, E. Connelly, J. Baird, G. Kreszwick, A. Ange- lino. Back Row: R. Pollard, D. Venezia, R. Arena, J. Dempsey llnstructorl, R. Gick, G. Pre- gartner, C. Smith. John Grzechowiok sees that the sheets feed evenly. 1, is owl Front Row iReading left to rightl: K. Eastlack, R. Marshall, F. Olsack, K, Baumler, W. Hes- ser, C. Robinson, R. Martinis, F. Burns, E. Jackson. Back Row: F. Guagliano, J. Buongiavanni, J. Shipp, R. Zimmer, Mr. Cris- sey llnstructorl, D. Schmitt, S. Bitman, J. Malik, W. Meade, M. Brooks, E. Bukowski. Radio and Television Mechanics Radio and television have become a part of the American home. The radio and television department is adequately equipped to train the student, not only in the fundamental theories, but also in the present-day methods of servicing, aligning, and trouble shooting. Students construct, assemble, wire, and test sets as a part of their training. Graduates have an exceptional opportunity in employment, because our school is located within the radius of the largest radio and television manufacturing area in the world. E. Jackson, R. Buongiavanni, R. Zimmer, and D. Schmitt learn the fundamentals of tele- vision. J. Mehl and C. Johnson know its complicated. Front Row iReading left to rightl: L. Auletto, G. lelli, C. Getler, R. Shaw, R. Gardner, J. Caporale, H. Hinch. Back Row: C. Sharpless, J. Mehl, T. Neilio, C. Johnson, H. Crissey lln- structorl, F. Planeta, l.. Arcari, J. Zold, J. Sauro, L. Belko. c im vi., Sheet Metal Work Painting and Decorating The course in sheet metal work is planned to meet the growing need for skilled workers in all kinds of sheet metal construction. Students are given instruction on actual iobs and the work is conducted on the same basis as in a commercial sheet metal shop. A knowledge of related drafting, mathe- matics, and metallurgy is included in the training. Any graduate who has carefully applied himself during the course has no difficulty in finding work. T. Eisele and L. Bialkowski an accurate fit. get J. Layton, J. Paradiso and G. Every building will, from time to time, need painting and decorating. The painting trade is one of the most needed in the construction industry. The various branches of the trade are: exterior painting, interior painting and dec- orating, paperhanging, wood finishing, and sign painting. A good iob always awaits the graduate who has applied himself and who has taken advantage of every opportunity to learn the different branches of this trade. Raynore beautify woods. , F' ,TL .ii :' Front Row lkeading left to rightt: R. McCormick, W. Brag- don, J. Congdon, L. Bialkow- ski, T. Eisele, T. Gurch, R. Groff. Back Row: J. Schnitxius, D. Gibson, A. Haehner, N. Knowles,-E. Mahalfey llnstruc- torl, R. Kraiewski, R. Zuber, P. Buongiovanni, G. Knapp. Front Row lkeading left to rightlr J. Ledger, A. Demeter, W. Curley, J. Paradiso, G. Wil- helm, J. Ciancio, J. Dixon, A. Martin, J. Layton. Back Row: R. Zane A. Catling, R. Patton, G. Arucnno, Mr. A. E. Borden llnstructorl, R. Werden, C. Cep- has, J. Pfrommer, J. Bass, S. Toth. J. Ingram isn't the man from Mars. J. McGlone and W. Hambleton make the sparks fly. Front Row llleading left to rightl: R. Rogers, W. Hamble- ton, J. McGlone, D. Estrada. Bock Row: J. Tranks, R. Arn- old, W. D. White llnstructorl, W. Thomas, R. Schrader. Front Row llieading left to rightl: A. Barnabie, J. Ingram S. Blicarski, F. Kuhn. Back Row: J. Bass, A. Pierce, W. D. White llnstructorl, H. Pearce, J. Mc- Nally. Ql 'Ut Gas and Electric Arc Welding No other phase of industry has grown so extensively and so rapidly as the art of joining metals by means of welding. Today the application of welding is ex- tensive. Welding makes better products, speeds up the output, cuts costs, and makes profits for users. Welding is a necessity in automobile plants, machine shops, tin shops, garages, and ship yards. I SMT I .as Activities If i 1 IIE WHO HATII Li TIHIIE IIAITII AN ESTVPIG 'xXaiH' W 1 1 -u- - H., 6 V' QQ!-I., ' W . ,,2- Y' Library 61116 The Library Club is a service club consisting of carefully selected members, one from each trade in the school. Through the efforts of this group, the library has attained both recognition and importance as a trade library. Assembly programs are planned by the Club. Civic proiects are supported. The members of this group are on a constant lookout to find ways and means of helping the school. Tilghman, D. Estrada fgc ff or fc fi fi ' LZSMAZV sf' J rf rr . l f Q . . . i f The Tradesman, our school newspaper, is financed and published by the students, with the advice of the faculty. Our staff numbers eleven members and thirty-three reporters. We want to express our sincere apprecia- tion to Mr. Secinaro, Mr. Cole, and Mr. Dempsey for their helpful assistance and planning to make our newspaper a success. Q- x - Wi fa . . 1... uh. font Row llelt to rightl: R. Mason, G. Piscitelli, Mr. Secin aro, Mr. Cole, G. Rcynore, Mr. ' Dempsey, A. Haehner, R. Pay- ton. Center: S. Clark, O. Pres ton, W. Hambleton, J. Weak- ley, H. Darby, J. Hunt, R Thompson, C. Marchionne J Schultz, W. Harris, H. Myers J. Malik, S. Benson. Back: E Connelly, W. Snyder, J. Pyne J. Kuss, H. Smith, M. Dickin- son, J. Kerins, E. Hoffman, S. Shelton, J. Chiumento J. Pag- liuso, R. Von Sciver, T. Neilio, A. Holliday. Front Row lLeft to Rightl J Petruui, R. Thomasello L Po kiela, R. Paton, E. Wilson Hall R. Porreca, M. Dickinson Center: J. Mehl, R. Leesdale J Malik, W. Snyder, R. Arena E Jones, E. Greiser, J Koehler Bock: H. Pearce, R. Sm h Mayer, J. Budd, J. Campbell H. Darby, T. Eisele, R DiLio W Front Row lleft to rightl: B Banks, C. Neilio, E. Jones, M man, C. Pagano, H. Hamilton kowski, P. Burns, R. McAlister Chrysler llnstructorl, E. Hol- J. Wrotniewski. Center: l.. Bial- B. Kratz, T. Bicking, C. M. Dickinson, C. Getler J. lngram, D. Estrada. Student Gawrlzmctzt Hhicfs Safety The student government of Camden County Vocational School consists of a council composed of a president, secretary, treasurer, and elected chiefs, one representing each section. Meetings may be called at any time by the president of the council or the principal of the school. The purpose of the council is to encourage its members to accept increased responsi- bilities and to develop the qualities of leader- ship and cooperation which will be essential for success as future foreman and supervisors of industry. 4 fODf Row lleft to right: R Souder, R. Arnold, R. Zuber, Mr. Cole llnstructorl, G. Ray- more, D. Grear, H. Meyers, J Callahan. Center: L. Pakiela, R. Grasso, E. Jackson, N. Rick- erback, R. Thompson, D. Ven- exia, O. Preston, W. Harris R. London. Back: H. Smith, E Hillman, M. McCarthy, D. Bush E. Russell, J. Zold, J. Pagliuso, R. Thomasello, J. Chiumento A. Kylar. At Camden County Vocational School safety is everyone's concern. Only by intelligent planning and daily vigilance can the students maintain maximum safety in the shops. With the aid of films, safety classes, and the shop instructors, the students gain both the knowl- edge and practice of safe living. I . s chionne, A. lodato, J. Tranks H. Fink, R. Hesser. Back G Horiates, F. Bennie, R. Kr Mayland, J. Layton, H. Smith Spvrfs I7 A -I HE Wllll ll1'l'H A TRADE HJTH AN ESTAITE 1 .sf 1595 ..,-. I 1 be , fi iii W!!! 1 8 xy ' ,-... .h s. 4 ...-1 l Q M . 35 QD .ww o-...H ,L 'Ml' l -QZEQH' X S I l Jai ' I 5, 4. ' f gi X su Y XL-J 'ff 1322 l 122.-Q l y y f. 1 J X:-fl it 3' ' U fx f if! 'S 8 1 Ely 1 r ' 14 if ,IE -1 figffs ' If - '51 9 93.4 X 'l nf 5 4 fp e 'gy Q 4 ,gi 'Mk Date Dec. 15 Den. I8 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 16 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 20 Feb, 24 Feb. 25 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1952-1953 Opponent Haddon Heights Moorestown Palmyra Merchantville , Gloucester Burlington Alumni Regional . Audubon Moorestown . Burlington Gloucester .. Merchantville , Palmyra Haddon Heights Place .Home .. ,Home Home . .Away Home Away Home , .Away Home . Away Home , .,Away .Home Away . , Away I , ve' X , V' Q 'kid N f l A Q wx. 1 V l q . ll A - ' 0 4 I -N 'lr ' 9 i Q, 72' 1 MX' s :Taj ,,L,,. Dore Jon. Jun. Jan Jun. Jun. Jun. Jon. Feb. Feb. l-ob. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mor. SWIMMING SCHEDULE 1953 Opponent Wilmington Collingswood Haddon Heights Merchonlville George School duPont Moorestown Collingswood Haddon Heights Moorestown Merchcnlville Abington South Jersey Open Meet Home Girard College Away was S X l if j I .YK i If . 5 ' ml J ' 5 ' ' fr . fi Q., ft I 1 Track training for G. Hotacker and J. Layton began in the gym. D. Collins and B. Kratz go over the hurdles in a smooth way. Crack Prospects for a good track team exist this year with fourteen members of last year's team reporting for practice. They are: John Layton, Joseph Dixon, Donald Collins, Arthur Catling, George Finley, Edward Hoffman, Bernard Kratz, Frank Plo- neta, Frank Guagliano, Norman Knowles, Harold Pearce, Stanley Bintliff, George Hof- facker, and Orville Preston. nun 1 1 I The right technique is practiced by F. Guagliano lUl Interclass basketball champions: lfront rowl, J. Eichorn, B. Kistler, lback rowl, J. McCann, R. Raynore, and B. Sauder lafralaaral Basketball Nineteen teams competed in the basketball competition which was divided into four leagues. Each team played four games, with the four winners entering the finals. Plumbing, Sheet Metal, Print B, and Wood A were the finalists with the playoff between Plumbing and Sheet Metal. In a close game of 'I7 to 16, Plumbing became the champions. The following students played on the vic- torious Plumbing team: Robert Kistler, William Haugh, Nazio Locantore, Robert Souder, Richard Raynore, and Bernhard Krantz. Plenty of action in this hotly disputed interclass game. ,ll Wi L' Q Qs ffl K 1 --4 lnterclass football champions: lfront rowl, G. Hofacker, J. Weakley, T. Lutz, and R. May, lback rowl, 0. Preston, K. Greening, J. Zearfaus, R. Viscome, and J. Koehler. J Polecki was not present. lafralaaral Caaclz ?aa!aall Of the sixteen teams competing in the inter-class league, Sheet Metal and Wood- working A played the final game of the season. Woodworking A became the victor. The winning team was composed of the following students: Jack Weakley, Ken Greening, Tom Lutz, Ronald Viscome, Orville Preston, John Koehler, Robert May, Ernie Lawrence, Dick McAlister, Joseph Palecki, and George Hoffacker. Never a dull moment, as the interclass games go full blast. ll Electric interclass basketball s uad: lin fronll, C. Marchi- onne lback rowl V. Leeds, E. B iey, A. Newmann, and I. Pagluuso. Printing B interclass basket- ball squad: lfront rowl, G. Krezwick, D. Venezia, R. Pol- lard, and J. Baird, lback rowl, E. Connelly, R. Arena, and E. Hoffman. 1 Y'ff . J '47 Machine A basketball squad: lfront fowl, E. Lex, P. Ber- shesky, F. Foremny, R. Mayer, and D. Bush, lback rowl, W. Harris A. Sample, W. Banks, and R. Fraley. M a c li I n e Drafting interclass basketball squad: lfront rowl, G. Piscitelli, F. Ball, G. Bakota, R. Bryce, and D. Malesich, lback rowl, A, lodato, C. Leehan, F. Alcavage, and R. Watson. intramural Sparfs -2 0ur Advertrsers ln the followrng pages wrll be found the announce ment cf reliable merchants who have contributed ma terrally to the success of this book TRIINS Bob Stecher Charles Kortman Mr and Mr and Wilson s Mr and Mrs Davld Ferren Mrs Vernon Conrad Delrcatessen Mrs Harold Wright Warner s Poultry Farm Mr and Mrs Edward Novak Bufamos Shoe Repalr Mrs M L Wolfe Lt Col and Mrs W A Eadne Mrs H Basler Mr and Mrs Harry Morrow Nardellls Food Market Davls Bros Ice and Coal Bobby Surran Mrs Gladys Davies Joseph Seeman and Mrs Edward Duraczynskl and Mrs Frank Mllewskl N N Chlckachop and Mrs Stanley Woltkawaak Mrs Anna M Cornog Courtesy Shop Watson Bmchalskl Mrs Lllllan Callens Humbert S Serrl Mr and Mrs T Gulseppl Granny and Mrs J Gulseppl an Mrs J Gulseppl and Daughter and Mrs L Glfflns and Mrs Valove Paul and Class Mr and Mrs Harry Lltle Tom Lltle B Lorraine Paulley RN Mr and Mrs Pagano Mr and Mrs A Sansone Rev John WleCk0WSkl The Oasls Mr Frank Dagostmo Margaret Malesnch James C Maleslch John A Maleslch June B Welsh John T Fisher Sr Ralph S Mames Frlend of Vocational Education Loulse Schumacher Earl S Mahaffey Congratulations Graduates Swlmmmg Team H A Crlssey Mrs S Elmer Watson Mr and Mrs Charles Ott Mr and Mrs Wm Wolfe Joan Mustaro Mrs M Rlzzuto Barl'-ara Jean Callahan Jack Dempsey Jr H Douglas Allce S Keeler Maurlce A Chrysler Mr Fred Cole Mrs Bessle Snyder Mr and Mrs Joseph Crlger Wm Crlger Mr and Mrs Raymond Jones Ernest Jones M and Mrs James Zangarr Pr and Mrs Gene Gott: Mr and Mrs W Jaglelskl Mrs Charles Marsteller Mrs John L Reader U . . . . . ' , Jr. ' ' ' Mr. - - Mr. . ' - . - Mr. . ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Saltzgueber Meader Poultry Farm Mr. . . ' . . ' Mr. . ' ' - Mr. . . ' ' - ' Mr. Cl . . ' ' - . Mr. . . ' Mr. . r. , A . ' COll d 5 7700 EGGIE MOTOR CO Nash 100 Whxte Horse Pxke OAKLYN N J El t c I Appl l HOWARD Y GRIFFETH t g d Job 145 E KINGS HIGHWAY HA 9 0457 Hadd Held N J The WRIGHT GIFT SHOP Re o d G t 142 E KINGS HIGHWAY HA93925 Had fi1dNJ KIRK'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Tzres Batterzes Repazrs 24 Hour Serwce S W Cor 7th 86 Cooper Streets CAMDEN N J J 0 EVAUL, INC D Soto Plyno tb 27 29 E KINGS HIGHWAY LI 7 5600 bo N STRETCH FUNERAL HOME W K g Hgh HADDONFIELD N J RICE 8: HOLMAN New Iersey's Largest Ford Organzzatzon MERCHANTVILLE N J HAGNER, INC Motor Parts and Supplzes or Cars, Trucks Tractors Busses SHOP EQUIPMENT Motor Rebuzldzng Crescent Boulevard East o Haddon Avenue COLLINGSWOOD N J WOodlaWn 4 6 1 5 6 CO1l1ngsWood 5 43 94 SMITH'S FLOWER SHOP o Sag It Best o All S57 W KINGS HIGHWAY L 6539 Au b N L cat HELEN'S MILLINERY C e g R mod Ing 31 Ia KINGS HIGHWAY Ha d fi ld N J l Service on All ec ri a iance mgswoo ' Radio and Te evision I Eler rical Contractin an bing wk - on , . ' ' c r s- if s ' ' ' - a on e , . O l 1 9 9 i' 'k ' ' ' Shop Service e - I u 'k i' - 4 f - Audu n, . J. J , . . 8 . in s i Way , . . Fl wers I f I 7- du on, . Same 0 ion for Nine Years 'k Retrimming - lanin - e ei , . . d on e , . . 54 JEDNACZ HARDWARE Glass - Paint - Electrical Supplies 125 MONROE AVENUE ME 8-4314-J Merchantville, N. ' tso CHARLEY S CLOTHES d B y th R R IN Make a Date Wfzth a Rocket 8 INGRAM MOTOR SALES CO 2008 32 Federal Street CAMDEN 5, N J WOodlaWn 4 0686 BILL SWEET SHOP 13 84 Collings Road FAIRVIEW CAMDEN N J OAKWOOD CHEVROLET COMPANY 1 13 0 White Horse Pike OAKLYN N J Co g d s 0462 THE SALLY SHOP 116 w MERCHANT STREET LI 7 6106 b N S les BELL TELEVISION SERVICE E t N BELL RADIO 8: TV D 5 Cl L1 g VITT S SHOE REPAIR V t P o 14 S HADDON AVENUE HA9ll6-4 Hdd 1ildIN Edmundj L nny Realtor M a a ee 2977 YORKSHIP SQUARE WO3256 27 MCALLEN BUICK INC Sales Seri :ce 807 Haddon Avenue HADDONFIELD N J 9 6800 J Complzmen f 9 For Men an o s At e . .in Barrington, '. J. ff ny , . . llin swoo - 'A' - Audu on, . Service - a , 10 . Broad S ., Palmyra, . J. PX Village, Fort Dix, N. J. r' eaning - 4 gage 9 , O J. it orelli, r p. - a on e , '. J. 'k 0 ' ' 9 Real Estate - 1 an gement - Insur n Fairview 4, Camden, N. J. HA - 2 - 52 CHECKER CAB Sa 61 Surer EMerson 5 9200 MErchantvlle 8 3500 SCHAUB'S TYDOL SERVICE 34-th and Westfield Ave ue Camde 5 N J BI.ackwood 8 0462 ARNOLD s, INC Mens and Bogs Wear 10 Black Horse P ke Blackwood Dznners and Luncheons BROWN'S LOG CABIN MErchant llle 8 9208 Route 1 3 0 at Cove Road PENNSAUKEN N J Rtz Fa ous B a ds of Me s Sportwear R I T Z Fo mal Wear to Hzre Ope Eve g Sunday Tl 4 P M 812 BROADWAY Yard Goods Notzons Costume jewel 3 TOWNE SHOPPE BLACKWOOD N J Women s Men s In ants Chzld en Wea :ng Appa el and Accesso zes Complzments SUBURBAN BAKERY PENNSAUKEN N J CAMDEN S S TICKET AGENCY All Kznds of Travel Crmses Tzckets Tours 211 North 6th Street CAMDEN N J WO 3 5800 EZMAN S MARKET Fznest Foods BLACKWOOD N J VERNON C FIELD Breed to Fzeld Cbampzon Chefs Rod fo Those Ve 3 Good Beagles BLACKWOOD N J n f ' . . . ,, , , , 'A' ' J i - 9 , 1 i , N. v' - of , . . i m r n n' 1' ' N n nin s - ' i . . Phone: WO 4-7899 Camden 3, N- J- 5910 Crescent Boulevard - ' - 1' v , . . 9 - V, - f J - ' r is 1 1' r' Q I , i' , . . r r ' 56 Complzments o SKATELAND JESSE M BRITTON Ca pente and Cont ucto KEYSTONE AVENUE Hxlltop Terrace N J Compliments FRANKLIN CLEANERS, INC co 5 4470 3016 Mt Ephralm Avenue WEST COLLINGSWOOD N J DuBELL LUMBER COMPANY 18th 86 Federal Streets CAMDEN 5 N J WO 3 3680 Asbury Cleaners 86 Tallors 1627 LOUIS STREET EM 5 0360 Ca den 4 N Auto Igmtxon 85 Parts Co 1861 HADDON AVENUE Camde 3 N HOLLOWAY BUS SERVICE INC Care ul, Courteous Charter Serwce Whlte Horse Plke and G1bbsboro Road CLEMENTON N J a el Sp gs 4 0137 Maune Hznrlwz e and Supplres M 85 E Marxne Supply Co Small Boats Mercurg Outboa ds Wh te Horse P ke C rcle Woodly e Camde N Cb Jsle Plymouth Mopar Parts and Accessorzes WILKINS MOTORS INC CO 5 3230 West Collingswood 3400 Bl ck Horse Pike Camde 4 N MORGEY PAINT Auto, Industrzal and House Pamt 3800 Westield Avenue CAMDEN N J EW 50221 n f . of ' ir r r r r . . 1 ' ' , . 'A' , . . L ur rin - 'A' . . I ' ' 1 r - r '- On Crescent Blvd., 2 Blocks S. of i i i nn , n, . , . . r ' r - - , . a ' n , . - m , . ' 'A' n , . li ' 57 Complzments SAVE WAY STATIONS, INC 14 2 0 Br1dge Boulevard CAMDEN N J e t 050 OLDS COMMUNITY, INC o as F C e Oldsmobzle Sales E5 Servzce 6 10 Broad Street RIVERTON N J Yo tY COUNTY CAB Two Way Rad o LI col 7 6200 h e ey O tst Cl th g Val es BARRY'S CLOTHES INC Eve ytb g o Fatbe a d Son 21 t AND FEDERAL STS s 5 4 d Co pl' ts of CEDAR GROVE r 70 85 MERCHANTVILLE N J C pl e ts A FRIEND RANDOLPH CHEVROLET INC 1 7 5 9 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN 3 N J The Best Place m South jersey to Buy a NEW' 01 USED Car or Truck Oth De l Talk Good De ls W M ke The The Auto Industry Assures Young Mechamcs a Splendxd Future LI770 21 Flo Mch es Re ted P A G E B R O S Lumber Buzlders Hardware Roo ng Supplzes Pamts BARRINGTON N J Co pl nts o A FRIEND CARTUN HARDWARE W p p 5 P nts 3514 16 FEDERAL STREET a d N m :men of Rou e Delaware Avenue , . . . om im n of , . . Rlv r on 9-2 - 51 . 3 Th m . onn ll 'A' . , C O , 'A' , . . In ur Communi y ou Can Count On 'A' - i er a ers 3 , , , n n - 24-Hour Service Metered Rates e 3 m 'R Sout J rs 's u anding o in u H 1' in fr r n H s . ' EMer on - 006 Cam en, N. - 62 - D f m :me o r a in n - 9 ,k all a er ai ' ' ' C m en, . J. 'Q BU 3 0084 MG Jaguar Hlllman Morrls Aston Martm Sunbeam SPORTS CAR CENTER Sales and Seruce Imported Cars Rt 130 Orchard Vlew Burlmgton N BILL S 55 White Horse Plke BE 7 0463 BERLIN N MASSON BUICK INC Wrlght Avenue at Federal Street CAMDEN3 N J COllmgswood 5 5400 HEINEMANN PERRY PONTIAC CO 1200 Whlte Horse Plke OAKLYN N J 24 Hour Towing Servzce MAIESE S GARAGE 535 W Kings Hnghway AUDUBON N J Open7A M to 1030P M Frank C Maxese LI 7 6522 Applmnees O11 Bm ners Televzszon SIECK BROS Plumbing and Heating Engmeers Clements Brndge Rd 86 R R Station LI 7 3326 BARRINGTON N Compliments o Holly House Restaurant Browning Rd and Crescent Boulevard PENNSAUKEN N J EMerson 5 4778 MArket 7 2129 Base Your Estimates on Ace ACE AUTO PARTS Specialists m Auto Salzage New 1nd Used Automotive Replacements 1900 Fedeml St Camden 5 N J LO f oaos RHODES PAPER COMPANY Papers for Posxtne Pe: ormance 2400 Walnut St Phlladelphn 3 P1 Sales Sen zce JOHNNY S COUNTRY MOTOR SALES 1006 19 Whnte Horse Plke OAKLYN N J - ' - 7 r' - ' 9 , .. - , .J. 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If - Y, y. .. . , , . . , .. , i' K n ' .l ,ll Vzszf Our Mzlk Bar GREEN VALLEY FARMS Pure Guernsey Mxlk Crystal Lake Avenue HADDONFIELD N J CO 5 2849 COllmgswood 5 3648 R WAlnut 2 0730 R W HARTNETT COMPANY Przntzng Equzpment and Macbmery 1025 27 Cherry Street PHILADELPHIA 7 PA Wm A Rlgley Mxehle Parts Excluslve W I L B U R ' S 0 Hxghland Ave Camden N Complzmenfs o Woodcrest Volunteer Flre Co Woodcrest N J Kenneth Allxson Clue A Friendly Seruce In the Tzme of Need Carl M1ller Funeral Homes LAWNSIDE N J CAMDEN N J ME 8 4303 R Work Guaranteed JAMES R SLIM Plastevmg Contractor 6006 Hnghland Ave Pennsauken 5 N Hardware Paznt Insulatzon SUBURBAN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber E5 Mzllwork 712 Newton Avenue OAKLYN N J Earl F Bartlmg Presrdent 5 4675 Optncal Engmeers Desngners Manufacturers HELIO INSTRUMENT CO Engmeers E5 Manu acturers One South Reed Street EAST RIVERTON N J Robert A Kennedy Pres Karl R Boerner Vzre Pres Best Wzsbes rom RADIO B ' Pxttsburgh Pamt Products Mnlton Robmson 86 Son Conhacfmg Pamtefs 202 W ATLANTIC AVENUE LI 7 1556 Haddon Hexghts N .. . rr ,- V .'. . . ,, 'A' , no -' . . - ' . ,.J. if WO3-2931 I' 33 ' . , , . . . f ' ' , .' ' . co- ', 'f f ' 9 if b 9 . - . - 60 Compliments of WOOD B Fountain and School Supplies Schraff's Candies Jos. H. Stromel 85 Sons Wholesale Distributors Candj - Tobacco - Paper Goocls 1263-65 Kaighn Ave. Camden 3, N. Edeled Potato Chips - Edeled Peanut Sandwiches WILLIAM E. RATZELL Distributor Bachman's Thin Pretzels Ice Cream Cones Mayonnaise, Pickles, Etc. ir MAPLE SHADE, N. J. Phone: 2-1613 Compliments G N READER S AUTO ACCESSORIES Goodyear Tires, Batteries 5 Accessories 1 00 New Broadway BROOKLAWN N J GLoucester 6 0624 Years Experience ln Tree Care REGINALD SHINN Landscaping Woodbury 2 1090 Wayne Pa 4541 70 Hopkins Street Woodbury N ROBERT HINES Fruit and Produce Green Tree Road Marlto N PRINT A Bibles Books Scriptural N01 eltles Greeting Cards and G1 ts KITE S BOOK STORE Church and Sundrq School Supplies For All Denominations WO -1- 6895 34th and Mickle St Camden 5 N Frosted Foods Poultr 3 Meats 12 0 8 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA 7 PA J. 9 'k of fflo ' ' Y! O I . , ., , . J Us - J Compliments of H. D. CQ. cc as . - - I. I . wk . .f ' , - , bl RUNNEMEDE MOTORS CO. BAUEIUS ATLANTIC De Soto - Plymouth SERVICE Wm- R- Wolf, Sr-, Owffv' Expert Lubrication if we 165 S. Black Horse Pike Browning Road 35 Route 38 RUNNEMEDE N J MERCHANTVILLE N J 2 2 h ll 8 9 C C V S Graduate of1934 CITY WELDING COMPANY METALLIZING 48th and Crescent Boulevard MERCHANTVILLE 8, N J Donald Koerner MOOREHURST GARAGE THOMAS D EVA P p Automobile Repairing MARLTON PIKE ME 8 2976 Merchantvllle 10, N J 62 , . . , . . Tlmber Creek - 771 - 72 MErc antvi e - 623 i' 'A' Wheel Alignment - Motor Rebuilding - Cylinder Grinding i , ro . 'k PRZYWARA MOTOR CO CHARLES S WINNER INC S d If k NZZUQZ-sitl Sal s Ford Servzce 908 Black Horse Plke RUNNEMEDE N J Haddon Hexghts Haddonfield k 8 3 EMer on 5 4646 A R T S H A R P AUTOMOBILE DEALER WIFI'-G., lUllZ'I'Jlillllll Ggilillqll Ill-'Illlnlll K Admlral Wllson Boulevard CAMDEN 11, N J East Coast Branch No 27 You Name It We Have It CHEVROLET SERVICE d Vzszt or Call ROHRER CHEVROLET Admlral WIISOH Boulevard wo dl 47820 CAMDEN N J 3 Sales - Service C , . , . e 1 -t . 'A' 'A' , . . - BEaverbroo - 220 S . 4 f, . 5 A , . . A as Service Shoul be 'A' oo awn - , . . MErchantV1lle 8 0 6 0 9 PARKS DAIRIES Qualztg Ice C1 eam Our Own Make M I L K A full Measure of Health Buzlds Bone Buzlds Reustanee Buzlds Energy Lengtlvens L1 e The Back Bone of Body Buzldmg 2228 North 42nd Street CAMDEN NEW JERSEY 64 'A' Builds Teeth i' sALEse-esERv1cE--PARTS MERLHQNKHKHKCOMPANY Lincoln - Mercury South Iersey's Largest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer i' Wilson Boulevard at Baird EMerson 5 6800 Camden 11, N J Complzments L I B R A R Y C L U B ROGER PATON, Preszdent Choose Your School Rxng at Barrs SCHOLASTIC JEWELERS TO VOCATIONAL AND HIGH SCHOOLS COLLEGES UNIVERSITIES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Your choice of Bl1ck Onyx Sardonyx Blue Onyx Green Onyx Whnte Onyx or Strnped Agate stones 10 kt gold mounting S18 30 Synthetxc Blue Sapphire Spmel or Red Ruby S20 00 Because your school rmg IS a lastmg memento for all the years to come choose that rmg at Barr s Every rmg features advanced deslgnmg expert craftsmanshnp a fine stone In addltnon vour rxng ns lxfetnme 48 Pagr Illustrated Ieutlm Catalog etc ABLISHED i853 J R Sf X Z I f Juwteus AND SILWERSNIITHS 108 SO BROADWAY CAMDEN 3600 Germantown Sth and Olney Avenue 4650 Frankford Ave 78 South 69th St 1112 14 Chestnut 7333 Frankford Ave Pr :ms Plus Ta t 65 . O C W ' 9 I 3 ' U 3 3 I 1 ' 1 o 1 up . , . . . . . , . , . HY ,ill-'nf'- ,f S . -7. , N 2 . 3 x f N K2 wa . ,ffif lj .:r4 f ' -ivf-A' ff 54 27 1, 4 ' D ' Xxx ' -1 'f I ' '. I e 4 ' 9 D 0 ' u Q' -, . Complzments CHEMISTRY CLASS 'What the chemzst makes, the world takes 7 th h ysl P d s POLLOCK BROS , INC Chrysler E5 Plymouth Sales Serwce BLACKWOOD N J ck d s osso t F Sch s at s EQUIPMENT co Ornamental Iron Work 5 1 2 Mercer Street GLOUCESTER N J W D Wht TI26l94 B tH MO91634 WHITEY HOUSER CRCHESTR A Muszc For Ang Oeeas on 1 1 5 Center Avenue MT EPHRAIM N J 3 13 Lmden Street MOORESTOWN N J Comblzments Free Delwerj PHILADELPHIA FRUIT Przme Meats Fruzts E5 Vegetables Grocerzes Park Avenue and Center Street MERCHANTVILLE N J X4 81400 Success ul Year or 55 Is Wzshed For You by MILLSIDE FARMS PRINTING ' B ' Sincel92 wi C r er ro uct of . . lk i' r S - , . . D BI.a woo - ber . rader ' r ir MARKET 1 ' ' a . . ici - . er ouser - - ce as if . I i 'A' , . . ' , , ' ' 1 E - - 01 , . . f f ' of ' z so 66 MAGICIA FRANK LODATO Pro ess1onalEntertaznment B k d 8 0247 3 HILLTOP N 4 7L5clr f Cofvmfvr ld d g ds of d H t g Su r O HADDON AVENUE 85 LINE STREET N Complzments BERGLUND MOTOR COMPANY Admrral WIISOH Boulevard at Seventeenth Street CAMDEN 11, N J EMerson 5 0605 Flowers by Wire Q! 4001 Westield Ave Camden 5, N. J WOodlawn 4 723 2 Standard Supply SL Construction Co. 3324 Federal St Camden 5, N. Abghcyts ICE CREAM Made from Fzner Cream WO 3 9756 Tlres Ba tterzes Accessorzes PAUL S TEXACO SERVICE PAUL AGEMIAN, P op Motor Tune Up Wheel Balancmg General Auto Repairing INSPECTION SERVICES if 33rd and Vfestfield Avenue Magic for All Occasio . . 9 . 8 flu? K .K 7: . Q Jliftn? Q .' I ,94 9 I Distributors of War 's Lea in Bran Plumbing an ea in pplies . 1 Visi ur Showroom f t 1' C d . . Lac woo - R , . J. am en' J of 3 r . 6 4 CO g dszes ROBERTSON TYPEWRITER SERVICE Sales Serwce Rentals COOPERSON BROTHERS 73 5 Manle Terrace COLLINGSWOOD N J 34 46 North 4th Street Compliments CAMDEN N J MACHINE DRAFTING B 20 B MARY WOODS l C 5 0293 0051 d W t N AUTO BODY B ' f W om :men s o AUTO MECHANICS A FLORICULTURE AND ,,B,, CAMPUS PUBLISHING 1420 Walnut Street, Philadelphia Creators and Publzsloers of 1953 VOCATIONALIST 6 'ASEE-i'i llin swoo - 2 i' , . . , . . of allet - Toe - Tap - Acrobatic - allroom Compliments of Scboo of Dancing U , O - - 3 Had on Ave. es mont, . J. C pl, t if Bes, isbes .4 ' A..u.-AQLq. . - -..Q......- ..............-.- -, , f .....,- -........A .- . A.. 9 1 3 , U . ! 'r vf fig? Q Y ,.. ,