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

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1928-1953 yQ6U 5 29 courses have been offered in the S

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1' Fillflli Minar Pierce. tirst Alumni President. 1930. 9 05 ' os I J if Frederick Binter. Alumni President, 1954. ALUMNI OFFICERS 1955 - 1954 Hui RUM: re.1Jn1g lefl lu ugly: Frederick Binter, Pfeif- Jem fChemistry4-1956Jg joseph DiCicCo, l'1re-Prem Jen: fChemistry-19569, Fwnrx Norman MacCauley. Yrfarurer fAuto, hrTCCl I.-l959lQ Mrs. Sarah Simpson. Cfirn'ipfn1a'1r1g Sec'n!.1v1 fCafeteriagl950Jg Albert Druce. Secre1.ny fCabinet Making-19401 ALU ASSOCIATIO The Alumni Association ot the C.amclc-n County Vocational School was organized in june ol' 1950. Minar Pierce. Machine Dratting graduate, was elected the tirst president. Mrs. Elsie B, Hart has served as its advisor. Regular meetings. reunions. social and educational gatherings have been held. lt is in the field ot' service to others that the Association has won distinction. During the depression, the Alumni established a revolving fund to provide glasses and dental work for students ot' the school. Over ZOO benetitted hy this plan under the supervision of the nurse, Mrs. May E. Ball. ln this same period, the Alumni with the Faculty, served as an employment agency. This service con- tinued until a Guidance and Placement othcer was appointed by the Board ot Education in 1938, The Vo-cal News, a newspapepr designed to keep our service men in touch with home and each other, was sponsored and supported by the Alumni. The paper received Navy recognition. It reached the battle fronts ot the world. A salute to the Alumnif They show their apprecia- tion of vocational training by good deeds.

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AUTOMOTIVE BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING ln September ot' 1950, the Automotive Body Repairing and Painting course opened in the shop formerly used by the Aero Mechanics course with Mr. L. Colucci as the instructor. This trade is attractive to young men because of their interest in cars, While satisfying their personal desires they are acquir- ing skills which enable them to enter industry. Each Passing year proves the wisdom of establishing a training program in this expanding held. Skilled automobile body mechanics are in great demand and graduates from this course have excellent job opportunities. lf. Michael welds on a I9-W Pontiac. t.04'l' , 2.2! X f ,I 5 Ks? M . Ga X 'if xi ' X 4' S. Trout and R. Benson enjoy their trade, Fr-un! Roux left In rigbl: I Hainesworth, j. Mitchell. E Michael. R. Cauff, E, Hill- man, W. Bicknell. B. Collins R. Ormsby, R. Dorn, Burk. C, Mulvan, J, Altieri, B. Sage, E. Galon. J. McShay. I, Turn- bull, I, Applegate, R. Price, J Callahan, L. Colucci. IHIHIILA- mr. Fmuf Ruuz lefl fo figlal: R Fischer, N. Taylor. M. Pres- ton, R. Benson, T. Symington G. Trout, N. Kicrsznowski H. Dabrowski. Brick: L Colucci, Inr1ruc1w.- J. Steiger Wald, D. jones, W, Karstien j. Wfrotniewski, R. Staley, E Bacon, j. Hogan, H. Shearer y