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

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Phyllis Ashton 500 South Eighteenth Street, Newark Ensemble 1; Homeroom Treasurer 1. “Phil”... forever saying, Know what I mean . ambitious girl... but rather shy . . . captured many hearts with the gleam in her eye . . . her heart is of a dancing air, with warmth as glowing as her long red hair . . . she's quiet, sweet, and always neat . . . a more thoughtful person, you'd never meet. Antoinette Chieppa 130 North Fitteenth Street, East Orange Sophomore Homeroom Vice-President; Student Council Vice-President; Senior Homeroom Vice- President; Yearbook Staff; Cafeteria Committee Chairman 3. “Chip”... personality plus . . . friend to all... a future ambition as big as her appetite . . . Gold Dust twin... real athlete . . . high stand- ards, much ability . . . career girl of the future . . . “Speedo” at the cash register . . . “Go Crazy . . . loves T.B.s Because of You”... crazy for the tango. Antoinette D'Alessio 11 Ashland Street, Newark Cafeteria Committee 3; Auditorium Committee 3. “Pat” .. . day dreamer . . . emotion plus... looks innocent, but . . . A P star wrapper . . . loves that ice Бох... many friends, but oh so many boy friends . . . L ove and Marriage . . . real crazy kid . .. smart dresser . . . loads of sweaters +++ “Are you kidding? . . . dreams of ап apart- ment shared by six girlfriends. Page Twenty-two

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fmm Eo 10 : 424 ss e The dressmaking and design course prepares students for the field of fashion, which is one of the largest and most glamorous industries in our nation. Adequate practice is given to the students in fitting, draping, altering, and designing women's clothing in accordance with recognized dtessmaking standards. New ready-to-wear clothes for customers provides their best learning experience during the senior year. Through art classes they learn to design and develop their own original ideas. Opportunity and employment are limitless for those who possess artistry with the needle.

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Mary Ann De Noia 103 Seventh Avenue, Newark January Graduate Recreation Committee 3; Sophomore Homeroom President; Junior Homeroom President. “Mar” .. . she's very witty and oh so pretty ... he's in the Navy . . . loves her like crazy... “Т have to write a letter”... she loves her dancing . those golden earrings . . . a girl with many baubles .. . remember those book reports she never gave ... chic and trim, but never prim. Rose Galliano 557 South Eleventh Street, Newark January Graduate Senior Homeroom Secretary; Civic Welfare Com- mittee 3. “Бо”... very sweet... very neat .. . cute and small . . . a smile for all . . . You're a sweet kid . a literal bookworm .. . remember those extra book reports . . . and the sketches you couldn't do. Lucille Jordan 9 Sherman Avenue, Newark Glee Club 3,4; Recreation Committee 3. “Lou” ... friendly and gay, that’s our Lou іп every мау... wizard of the needle . . . Honkey Tonk” is her song, she can listen to it all day long . she's very sweet and loves to eat . . . sparkling brown eyes always shining, loves to go out dancing and dining. Page Twenty-three