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

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Foreword, The world is a wide and wonderful place - full of beauty and sordidness, promise and frustration, gaiety and trage- dy. During the year 1966-67, we became increasingly con- scious of our new relations with the mysterious East, largely because of the war in Viet-Nam. Perhaps we need to be reminded of the great contribution of the Orient to the serenity and lasting beauty of life. These are shown in the decorative arts which we have adapted for this year's ATHENA. We dedicate this yearbook to the search for peace and jus- tice among all men everywhere. 3:15 and all is well - no more lost freshmen helplessly roaming the halls, the clicking of type- writers has stopped, the ringing of bells does not echo through the halls, and the hustle and bustle and voices of the upperclassmen can no longer be heard - until 8:15 tomorrow morn- ing. T | | = = = — EIL ім DI T EL o... ANNA 2277777777777 d u IT AA om tn A] EA рь BARRE BRENNA A TI ШИ. Y e DAMA TIT

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Business Machines Numbers, and more numbers. Our Business Ma- chines girls learn almost every possible procedure to use figures. They start with simple addition problems and work their way up to maneuvers, which to some of us, may seem almost impossible. Their skills are improved daily, by hard work, until one day they will leave Essex High to enter the business world with great confidence. Striving for speed and perfection, their hands seem to be dancing as they apply the proper rhythm to their work.