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TECH A: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Longon, Kathy ingston. FOURTH ROW: Steve Dlaclsburn, Ron Hill, Lorry
Howryliok, Ruth Vonselous, Pete Miholik, Kathy Nichol, Mario Carulli, Milse Esposito, Ted Emeigh, Chris Howell, Anthony
Kopena.Liso Williomson, Undo Reed, Linda Durd, Lorri Gory, Andy Tummorello, Steve Kropp, Mike Rogowski, Jeff
Williomson, Tom Wilson, Tom Gulo, Ed Shaw, Ernie Olovage, Duronich. RETH ROW: Bob Morsholl, Dob Mowery, Dave
Dove Shugarts. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: RoseAnn Kubricki, Hoyes, Horlow Boston, Tom Dooz, John Barron, Roy
Tresso Anderson, Chris Doiley, Peg Ritter, Donno Renn, Jim Torosiewicz, Chris Basic, Mark Piocentino, Bob Sherwood,
Smith, John Walter, Alan Hoigh. THIRD ROW: John Cryster, Ken Keiffer, Tim Martin. SIXTH ROW: Tom McDonnell, Jim
George McClellon, Stan Davis, Jeonnie McCormick, Beth Kishbough, Rick Moore, Art O'Horo, Ted Dougherty, Bob
Rushon, Ron Sieger, Pat Serembus, Lorry Quigley, Lindo Goldey, Tom Greenland, Chuck Bowman, Jim Audrio, Doug
Slopey, Dennis Doyle, John Girgos, Joe Hudson, Liso Schmidgoll, Bill Sullivan, Dove Cooper, Dwayne Rogers, Tim
LoMonico, Keith Williams Jim Esposito, Joe Tummarello, Joe Holmes.
Woll, Dan Vittore, Tereso Bechtel, Mark Reynolds, Sondy Liv­

Tech School

The students of Woodrow
Wilson High school that ottend
the Ducks County Technicol
School receive two different
types of education. These
students participate in regulor
Qcodemic subjects for the two
weeks they ore ot Wilson,
while ot tech, they ore involv­
ed in ony one of forty different
occupational skill areas.
Students receive fornnol training
in the fundamental skills of their
chosen trade oreos and mony
students ore employed prior to
graduation. Some students ore
olso. occepted to schools of
higher educotion to further their
skills before entering the Job
morket.

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