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This was a very stimulating year for the Health Careers Club. Under the leadership of President Joe Rempson, Vice- President Kenneth Melchionna, and with the aid of faculty advisor, Mrs. Napolitano, many informative trips were ar­ ranged to acquaint members with opportunities for a variety of careers in the health related fields. The trips ranged from visiting Middlesex County College, to learning about health technology, and to the viewing of actual open-heart surgery at Newark’s Beth Israel Hospital. A tour of the College of Medicine and Dentistry was also interesting and informative.
The Health Careers Club is one of the school’s most popu­ lar and active clubs. This year members attempted to edu­ cate their fellow students by distributing informative literature during Health Education Week and providing nutritional snacks to the students and faculty during National Nutrition Week. The year was a well planned success.
HEALTH CAREERS MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: E. Bart, D, Lewis, J. Plutchok, L. Hellinger, J. Rempson, K. Melchoinna, E. Orlan­ do, J. Grahill, C. Gaydas, E. Kossowicz. SECOND ROW: J. Butler, M. Shimamura, K. Perkins, C. Stevenson, M. Zito, J. Mayers, C. Pittis, S. Ford, T. Pogosky, S. Burgess. THIRD ROW: F. Krause, G. Monaco, S. Williams, L. Ziper, J. Casagrande, J. Serio, A. Sadaty, E. Conti, M. Carter, J. Kenny, C. Mallin, J. Sorger, A. Helander, V. Venezia, E. Talley, D. Zitner, H. Guss, D. Holtzman, G. Yusko, S. Meyerson, M. Samek. AB­ SENT FROM PICTURE: C. Cotman, D. Provenzano, E. Goldstein, A. Adams, K. Robinson, R. Minard, B. Leonowicz, K. Haykal, A. Bowman.