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

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Kammercial ,4 rf I Jig, 1 4547 af:-151 I5 As.. vi l .tf -fo-wff' ROSEMARIE KOVACS stops to look at Art Supplies while shopping in Newark. Athena had her portfolio containing her best work tucked firmly under her arm when she graduated from the Commercial Art course. She could be proud of the magazine layouts, the fashion designs, the brochures, and the sample lettering she had done. She had been encouraged to display her talent in the National Scholastic Maga- zine contest and the Howard Savings Bank poster contest, coming out as a winner every time. Because of her imagination and palette, our Christmas stage set, our yearbook, and our Junior Prom were always regarded as artistic accomplishments that brightened the school year.

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