Essex County Vocational Technical High School - Athena Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Marion Auriemma 38 Edison Street, Bloomfield, New Jersey “Fingers” Pet Expression— “Knock it off!” Cafeteria Committee. Slim and small, a smil e for all. Evelyn Bondura 40 Main Street, Newark, New Jersey È : “Pidgeon” Lucille Battista Pet Expression— Nice day if it 112 Garside Street, Newark, New Jersey don't rain. Lucy Cafeteria Committee, Bowling Club, Glee Pet Expression— “You know what Club, Yearbook Staff. I mean!” Come, let's joke and be merry, ] Cafeteria Committee. bave no time for weep or worry. Sbe's quiet, sbe's sby, but tbere's mis- cbief in ber eye.

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Com n ercta Art IN our SOPHOMORE year we learn basic design and creative thinking. At first it seems as though we will never be commercial artists, everything is so new and different. As Juniors, however, we begin to do lettering, fashions, advertising comprehensives and finished art. Believe it or not it doesn't seem so hard after all. Now as Seniors we really feel we know what field of art we are best suited and concentrate on it. We are even lucky enough to design the yearbook drawings and have the thrill of seeing our work in print. Marguerite Piperato 526 5th Street, Newark, New Jersey “Marg” „ Pet Expression— Ye gads” President of Senior Homeroom Class, Bookworms, Yearbook Staff, Dramatic Club. Sbe looks abead, moves abead, bas a bead. A successful future is in store for ber.” Shirley Spencer 65 Florence Avenue, Belleville, New Jersey “Shirl” Pet Expression—“Will you please? Vice President of Sophomore Homeroom Class, Cafeteria Committee, Yearbook Staff, Vice-President of Senior Home- room Class. “Jo Shirley life is just a song, laugb- ing, fooling, all day long.”

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Gail Brown Prospect Place and Blvd. Rd. Cedar Knolls, New Jersey Brownie Pet Expressio n— What? Cafeteria Committee, Housekeeping Com- mittee, Bookworms. “We desire nothing so much as what we ought not to have.” Cosmetology ONE OF THE MOST fascinating and popular careers open to women is that of Cosmetology. These students receive thorough training in all phases of the work. Upon graduation they re- ceive a license and a high school diploma. The fine training in their field presents un- limited opportunities. These are some of the excellent positions offered after graduation— operator stylist, demonstrator, cosmetic con- sultant, instructor, and shop owner. Lucille Di Fabio 421 15th Avenue, Newark, New Jersey “Lou” Pet Expression— “I'm living.” Cafeteria Committee, Bowling Club, Stu- dent Council. ‘I do what J please and J do it with ease.