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

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A TIHIIE IHTII Admiuisfrafiau M HE WHO IHTH JN ESTATE

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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

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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