Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

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Voc School Offers Hands On Experience Vocational School: Kathleen Kelly. Denise Vion. Ida Sindo, Lester Romero. Rosemary Morales. Not pictured: Oscar Graells. Juan Martinez. Lawrence McCallum. Eduardo Morin. Irene Jacome. Ericka Jungman. Michael Flood. Manuel Mendez. Danny Minervini. Marc Stonehouse. Velma Rosado. Arlene Marcel- Cosmetology, fashion design, com- puter programming and appliance repair - these are just a few of the many courses offered at Hudson County Vocational School, where eighteen WHS students go everyday. Students who go to vocational school firmly believe that taking the courses offered there will really help them in the near future. They get to work with the computers or fix broken appliances. This makes the courses easier and more fun and gives the students hands on experience in a particular subject. They also spend more time with the teachers and actually the student and teacher become good friends. Voc School gives students a chance to meet people and make new friends. All these things make each day a new and enjoyable experience. 10

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Seniors Strike It Rich! 'How did you come across so much money?” • a common question asked by many underclassmen directed to the seniors. Two dedicated advisers hard working officers and representa- tives. and extremely cooperative classmates have certainly made the class of '81 one of the wealthiest Weehawken High School has ever seen. This achievement did not come about only by the traditional yearly sale. As juniors, the class of '81 brought to Weehawken the first Donkey Basket- ball game in the school's history - an event which also proved to be one of the most prosperous fund-raisers attempted. Overwhelmingly successful, the Easter candy sale shocked every- one with its profit of a whopping 3200 dollars! The class had no trouble spending its money. Color pictures in the Zenith, the senior prom held at the Fiesta, the class trip to the Tamiment Country Club in the Poconos, the senior masquerade, and a few little odds and ends along the way all seemed to diminish the bank book. But with this dwindling grew memories that will be cherished forever. ”'81 - Nobody does it better - a fact, not an opinion. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: president Chris Ulrich, secretary Lilly Liddawi, vice-president Denise Trimino. treasurer Hala Liddawi. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. Seated: Diane Olvesen. Clara Rodriguez. Mary Cannon. Nowal Hamdan. Nancy Sindo. Standing: Felipe Yglesias. Thomas Montalvo. Kim Principe. Michael Callagy, JoAnn Bly. Patrick Oakley. Keith Krieger, Yvette Hallerman. Adviser Patricia Hannan