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

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'fl' ff. If If YI I Bittner, A. Slim. D. Duffx Verltlizl. G. Kreszwick ouchins, . om c Alhertson. Baci: R, Corkey u perle, G. Fin ey, Dempsey. Iuizfurmn W, Epr. ing, D. Smilfrltu. P, DcGoliri D. Henry. Front Rau: lefl 10 riglal: C. McCarthy, A, Angelino, E. Connelly, J. Baird, J. Kerins, J. llunning. Back: S. Hill. I.. Johnston, R. Pollard. J. Dempsey. 1n.r1ruf10r.'C. Force. E, Herda, G, Pregartner. J. Lunning operating it metal cutting saw. il 'ol 1 G. Finley and W. Epting operate a Kluge press. L.:- v '. l 5 nail!-1 1 A I Q 'ff' I 1, 1. lflrajri :mg I I PRINTING The printing course offers the opportunity to develop a broad general knowledge of printing and its related crafts. Students are prepared for advanced apprenticeship in hand and machine composition, press work or bindery. In the three-year training period required in this course, students have time to become thoroughly familiar with the various machines used in print- ing. During the last tive months of the third year, a student may specialize in a particular printing vocation. The graduates from this course have excellent job opportunities with good pay.

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PLUMBING AND HEATING The public today demands comfort and conveni- ence in their homes, offices and shops. The most modern plumbing and heating equipment is needed to satisfy these desires. The installation and the maintenance of this increasing volume of plumbing and heating equipment requires a large number of skilled mechanics. The plumbing shop aims to meet this demand by giving thorough training in the care and use of tools, water installation, drainage, heating systems, related science, mathematics, blue print reading and drafting. POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATION The garment-making industry offers many interest- ing and satisfying types of work. Skillful and fast operators on power Sewing machines have un- limited job opportunities in almost any geograph- ical area with good pay. Vocational school graduates are trained in the numerous operations of the trade. Ample time is given to develop the speed and skill necessary to enter industry. Any ambitious girl, willing to perfect her skill and speed, has an excellent interesting work. iii chance for well-paid Front R0u', lefl lu rigbli P. D'Angelo, D. Yeager, D. Maag, G, Egbert, D. Bryson, L. Pakiela, R. Schwinn. Bark: Mrs. L. Schumacher, Inmtur- lr1r,' B. Pangburn, A. Donato, E. Zangari, M, Trout, S. Birmingham, G. Battie, R, J. Eichorn wipes a joint. Frou! Raw, left lo righl: F Ianelli, J. Eichorn, R. Pas sarella, R. Schmidt, G. Fahr J. Leslie. Bark: M, Huhn, J Shaw. J. Lynch, R. Souder, L Peuser, j. Harris, R. Kistler R. Raymore, H. Helgenberg, H, Slater, Imlrurlor. Sadler. hospital garments. E. Zangari. D. Maag. R Schwinn and L. Pakiela make

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SHEET METAL WORK This course was opened in September, 1943 to meet the growing demand for skilled workers in all kinds of Sheet Metal construction. Graduates from this course have been carefully trained on the same basis as in a commercial shop. All work is performed on standard equipment, using the machines, hand tools, and materials generally used in this trade. Employment oppor- tunities are fine for the skilled metal worker. PAINTING AND DECORATING This trade is always in demand with the public willing to pay good wages to the skilled, reliable painter. . The Vocational school offers training in exterior painting, interior painting and decorating, paper- hanging, wood finishing, and sign painting. The Paint Shop students gain valuable, practical experience by their constant efforts to keep up with the interior painting needs of the school. The main lobby and front halls are fine examples of their skill and workmanship. Fmnl Roux left Io fzghtz R. Groff, R. McCormick, E. Rowand, K. Kaufman, P. Gogol. J. Miles. Bark: P. Buongiovanni, T. Gurch, L. Bialkowski. R. Zuber, E. Mahaffey. In.izrurmr.' W. Brogdon, E. Knapp. A. Haehner. G. Congdon, D. Fekete, Fmnl Raw. left 10 rjghlz VI. Dixon. J. Paradiso, E. Palmer, L. Conley. j. Bass,-J. Ryan C. Matthews. Bark A. E, Borden. Iz1.i1ruc1af,' Q, V Cadwell. R.WerdEn. P. Nibiic, S.T0th, R. zone, R. Pawn. R. Lip- J. Miles and R. Gwff fabri PIDCOII, Brennan, cate a steel locker. R. Paton works on a display sign. 0ffX Us ' 'Q Q f O .4 v-4: -'Q 191 Q.