Central Vocational High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1953 volume:

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QV.: ' v. 1, .,: 'sf Lai- :V.:3- ' V' 'VQ.r.J:v ..' - Hy' .,-'i,V:V. if: -v:.-5 .V --vs -1- wf' :V -1- Q' 5-H FFS- ' . wf3':p's'V'VV-5-VI. em:rV'. ..5as1,55.1QgVaf-.5-1-5nzEw ?.VVV32-'fdntq VV -.V f'VV' V . .mVV'V.VwVg. 4: V-.gg-V:-' gi, .5 mx..-Q .Vz'.4.:. .. - -af.-.V Vw- -V Q- .wx j..V .W-Q1 AN'--- 11 - 'mfg '.-W V1-1..V. 5 fV':1- js 'V-g..ffr'V V G- V.. - .: f' 1 ' 'V V' V . Vf --VT.-V'..-gfVi- ViVVf:.1. V fr -.M-SV!-S?V357e5g.sQ:r.i.S'fir- f'fXS'11V-J.-'V . 1953 CRAFTSMAN Central Vocational High School 2315 Iowa Avenue Cincixmati, Ohio XXX? 3 S ? QL? Q Q-N55 X . Q 3 S . -. K! ,Q S' Wh s f S gg .3 KX' 5 I-x'NgE: meg NIL' X? N.,-Q-I 'ws 5 :L X x K f,,.,,.,, . 5? 5..,..........,.. V ,..,... -a.+..X,... ,MW My --.- Y ,.,. X .,.A . ...x +,-W,....X. www, Aw Q-vwM+M .A+ v X,,,,.,,A...w-,.,,.Q.N.....x K . .XM,X,...x, g,,.,.,......,,.....M..X, .-.Q 5 f... Q f ,.,n........X,.x-,.. X.N..X,,....M.,.N.. .... Q .. X -.-..,....M...,.,.Wi Q. . , f ks ..k. N.. X w Q, -4 .r'7f3-A.- ,W..H: fx: ,-in GOLONY BUILDINGS 2315 IOVVA ST. MAIN BUILDING 2315 IOVV A STREET BUILDINGS TVVO AND THREE 2315 IOWA ST. Mr. Peirano Mr. Cahall Mr. Henderson Mr. Schaeperklaus Mr. Moore 46 Lggkxu X fig if ,,,,, X Mr. H i..bIowsehis .... Mr. Simpkins Mr. Navaro Mr. Myers HUDSON MOTOR CO. PRESENTS NEW EQUIPMENT TO SCHOOL Mr. Cahall, B. A. Kroger, Parts and Service Manager of Hudson Motor Co., L. E. VVullenweber, Hudson Dealer, Mr. Bechtold, Mr. Henderson. Students kneeling are Frank, Timme, Hurst. Mrs. Smith Mr. Burbank ,d,- fif' X 0 When will they learn to spell fx K . ,. -. 4- - -X. 'I x F 1: . fa X- - Bywa- l ws X W . lf f f 9 1 ML Ik T XX mm fhlbk Y -7. 'fs 1 3, X 6 S l ll S ! fx ' l' xx X l- , - V 1 X Y f 1 6, ..,.. . V 6? , p f .R 4:41554 5 I, :vb ' x 5' PT + , fl' A XX ,, QA Q Mr. Porter Mr. Himmelmann Mr. Simmermon . iii e1 Freshman 4' klgvae D Mmmme suoo xv 4. ' Rf xxijji ff! 1' :tx-Tig-X 5 A fjggxtllg t rf? 9 ff i KYSUQ7 is x Q i X 3, ? :D OX 3 - 5 M ez J n: Who said our teachers don't knock themselves out for their students ? Mr. Wesley Mr. Behrman Mr. Pfaff - gi 1603 3 Q ie 'X W JZ EL J , It tif I V N 'W'WW1 igj Mllw aa ia K if 'fI' ,- K M 3 l lnuclwnl 1 S Mr. Bechtold Mr. Siegel Miss Lally Mr. Guy jenkins, Assistant Zone Manager, Buick Motor Co., giving instructions on the 1953 V-8 Buick Fireball engine and the twin Turbine Dynaflow Trans- mission. Mrs. Hall Mr. French Mr. Hoffman FORD DEALERS OF CINCINNATI PRESENT AWARDS Mr. F rizelle, Ford District Service Manager, Smith, Mr. Cahall, YVeist, Mr F uller, Member of Ford Educational Committee, Rein. These awards were given for outstanding work in Ford School conducted at Central. Mr. Sams Mr. Brunsman Mr. Chiodi M5 f' It , . X W E SEN L -.. LLL , QQU' D -Q :lf Z , I want to hear silence! Mr. Stifel Mr. Schmidt Mr. Weisman ART SOCIETY First -row: Loukinas, Pres., NVebb, V.-Pres., Ewing, Sec., Jacobson, Trezzs., Sibert, Dickey Rankin, Yee, Kelly, Smith. Middle row: Mr. VS-Hlgner, Caldwell, Carr, Uhlig, Dietz, Echols, Harris, Czunarca, Hmnblin Chnsteen, Kuclbli. Back row: Morris, XViIchcr, Frondorf, Bosemann, Poehner, Harris, Klopfstein, Coby, Garner l l 'K' Mr. Brill Mr. Woolley Mr. Fairchild 7 . ,. B N X ll 2 'A f px, j .I ug' Nun X X-,I QW ur' WX f ,wk-444 ,im A ,x M If 71 , f' N lf :mv tl , 1472 ,,,. if Q ' ' 47 W ll f 1, -U, f fri,-Q Ni . i uw --Qg W ' I ' iff f ' gg uFunny, all fhe 'lmP0rlcu1f clnscoverms have been mcuiefl Mr. Sofko Mr. VVall Mr. Ben'y Mr. Amimdsen, of the Fisher Body Craftsmam's Guild, explained possibilities of College Scholarships by making model automobiles. Mr. Clark . 2 Mr. Winters Mr Hart ' Ilia Q 4 tl 1 ll i , I . ' ll f 'F' i Q? R I I I I f X f 1 ,ii-li-3 ,I 4 X' PM I lf h mm -Q il ' 1 mg-,1 Fi iEiiiEie?fr L 'FR X X , Fi X x X l 'Mix nasmd snsxsrlx c Mr. Reisner Mr. Sommerlad Mr. Franecki 69 ,E 5 f sf 1-cu x-R - ' , ' NE Us 7 buff --scmvum 1' if I 1 --R185 ' RADlu5 --- V . P umm 3 um fl 0?Z'1.i F-55+ .Q FENXUR'-1 '-UNG5 '-WE R urxjx,!95,x!'- oifif-Eu ' gm-ON, ltxx ,gl- nn-as-:mei KNEE CPP RPVENDIX W !! H gl' li. Rec-rum X TVBIA i lm11 D'W R K' f URETERS f NM mann? BRmNS Fra :A --Q- ' amass or Pier qu ai? auollvo AQUA. 1 Oh wud some Power The giftie gie us To see ourselves As Stupee sees us! - wk Apologies Yu Bob Sums sry... ' msn onenh Sfupee's Physiology Test Paper. Mr. Kinne Mr. Canter Mr. WVagher Automotive students view new Chrysler Sport Model v yu Mr. Tenlumdfeld Mr. Heslar Mr. Bartels Dr. I. Carleton Babbs, pastor of the VVestwood Methodist Church, addresses the student body on the occasion of the Thanksgiving Program. Mr. jones Miss Twomey Mr. Vath .Q ff ,f l gi+ , 'P f 2i'2T- fl fa 5 3- -Q, If k ff M svn SQ XT .1 ig 1 ff A R H m In :MSX wgdgnggron iuaomgie If I' I in both directions Stupee forgot to tighten the hamm'er handle. s K Mr. Rlmk Mr. Snider Mr Fisher gjfgc UQ 2' X 3 M N: F W Qi 'qi 'Y ' X gL 'um if X 44 ' A kv 1 X ll 1 5 X iREME'i IP fr 1 1 x fr- - Syf . - Q L.- .. 1 I., 1' 2, XQQEQ' 1: X X, ,f lf Give me a bucket of elbow-grease Mr. White Mrs. VVilson Mr. Reeves M Minds with but a single thought. Mr. Schatz Mr. Yeager 'i S f? . A e 5 ax' K ihgi uv, cy S 2 Q4 XX - ? fr , X 4 'F aff Q. l gf' A yr M... v-S92 H Look pleasant please' Miss Kresser Miss Weiss Miss Lally Mr. Schapcr Mr.. McGee Q Ronald Abblett Herbert Amberger Richard Badiughaus William Baer Marlon Bamett Richard Barry jack Barton Richard Baumgartner Carl Baur Gerald Berleman Iolm Berri -George Betscher Donald Beusterien Robert Blasing Halford Block George Blum Jerome Briccio Bert Brinck Elvin Brooks David Brown L Oscar Burrell Ronald Burress Lawrence Bush Omar Carpenter Paul Chaney Vernon Charles i Paul Ciaccio William Coriell Richard Craig Eugene Cravens Elmer Creech Donald Dale Ioseph Davis Ralph Duwell Carl Edington Thomas Engel Harold F els james Fisher Ronald Frank l 1 William F reese Huey Foster Robert Fussnecker Vernon. Gamer George Godfrey Stanley Goshom Walter Graef Robert Griffith Fred Grimm john Grouse Kenneth Haynes Kenneth Herman joseph Holbrock Charles Houchins Harry Hurst Charles Iackoby , Paul Ieffers Ronald Ienks Elmer Iones Fred Iones Lorenzo Kelly Dorman Kidd Lawrence Kling Ronald Klumb Helmuth Knopf joseph Koch Frank Kramer go jerome Kuntz Clarence Lawson Sylvan Lawion Ralph Lee Donald Lindsay james Lindsey Kenneth Loechel 'Arthur Loukinas Roger Luther Eddie McCullom Robert McElroy Ronald Medley William Merk Eugene Messick Walter Miles Charles Mitchell joseph Moorwessel A Carl Morgan Charles Morlock Ray Mullins Lawrence Naber Sherman Napier Charles Neeley V Robert Pahls Arthur Palmer Dan Payson Gerald Pfallinger Charles Phillips Robert Pierce Richard Plank Robert Preston Ierry Puttett Ray Rein Edward Reubel Robert Reuteman Ezra Reynolds Carl Rieder Robert Rigdon Thomas Rogers Donald Rokich Wilbur Sampson George Schaible Eugene Schiele Arthur Schmaltz George Schneider james Schoster Thomas Segbers jack Seibel james Sievers Merril Schaffer Fred Shepherd Ralph Sierveld Ray Singer Elmer Smith Kenneth Smith Paul Smith , Frank Sponaugle 1 1 1 1 v 4 1 1 1 1 1 VVilliam Stalfan Ronald Staud William Stein S i4 Earl Stiers Robert Timme , Estel Todd Walter Ushry Randall Whalen Robert Webb U Fred Weist George Wenzel John Wheeler james WViehe Arthur Williams John Williams Rufus Wilson 1 Alonzo Wilkinson Gurtha Wilks Eugene VVissmeier john Wloolum Theodore Yaeger ROOM 1 - MR. SCHAEPERKLAUS Top row: VVoolum, Reese, Reis, Schaefer, Townsend, Schluener, Poehner, Pavone, Kyle, Sweet, Weber. Center row: VValker, Smith, Hill, Schlef, Teeters, Hendrickson, Allgeier, Huekler, Loth, Klein. , Bottom row: Youngblood, Hickman, Rieder, Snnderhause, Rouse, Harder, Tritschler, Axle ig K Eff TX? cb -Nktn ,Z .. ' 1,9 x sie - Q mg. ' K-sr ' Stupee's First Doy in School. ROOM 2 - MR. VVOOLLEY Top 1010: Coyle, Scliwan, O'Hau'u, Calhoun, Luce, Jones, Steele. Ccnler row: Bitzer, Cook, Campbell, Evans, Bales, VVelirmeyer, XVelton, Engleman. Bottom row: Cunningham, Luxenberger, Shelby, Morrell, Baird, NVeaver, Young. ROOM 4 - MISS LALLY Top row: F ogelsong, Redrow, Xvilkey, Jones, VVyntt, Baker, Bzillauer, Scllweder, Mattlin, Voss. Cenler row: Miuelln, Arlingliause, Bareswilt, Scliulten, Fields, Parman, Hilderlnran, Tate, Collier, Brower. Bottom T0lU: Albers, Espelage, V audergraft, Ioues, Meyers, Fuson, Golner, Storer, Fisse, Bridges. l ROOM 112 - BIB. NAVARO Top row: Robinson, Eschenbach, Bell, Burklxardt, Anthe, Durham, Abrams, Alley. Center row: Bowen, Cowans, Brossert, Billingham, Berry, Clark, Cole. Bottom TOIDJ Avant, Bratfish, Mullen, Chatnian, Brown, Amshoif, Caldwell. x 1 2 E 525 14. 5 is is E S s i . 5 E ROOM 113 - DIR. BIYERS Top l'0lUi Ceis, Synnnes, Craig, Shaver, Engel, Hartke, Keil, VVilson, Koeselna. Center row: Cox, Sibert, Douglnnan, Sawyer, Augsbuck, Bick, Riley, Bodley, Burns. Bottom row: Alcorn, Hines, Tinker, Zerges, Scheidt, VVoods, Muller, Hobbs, Flanzer, Cross ROOM 120 - MRS. SMITH Top row: May, Kathman, Davis, Heirich, Baltrusch, Rinehart, Beusterein, Redmon Thomas McDonald, Riley, Clark, Tone. Center row: Adams, Dietz, Lanter, Gee, Sarbell, St. john, Mason, Ferguson Mitchell Frazier, Jones, Stanchfield, Pedigo. Botfom row: Kruse, Archer, Stephan, Lewis, Leigh, Corbitt, NVenze1, Jeffers, Ostenclorf Flanigan. cf? ,sL , if , is fx me sg ,img ,wg . QQ X: jfi - W4 5 YQ Q. eg s ,fg fa. i- T ? T 'X Stupee impresses Mrs. Smith. ROOM 121 - MRS. HALL Top row: Thomas, Riccobene, Stapp, Edwards, Crutchfeld, Gaither, Middendorf, Bitner, Palmer, Crider, VVagner, Schwind. ' Center row: Kaeser, Mueller, Potthoff, Losito, Van Gooder, NVilliams, Cloyd, Mays, Berger, Baslmm, Crawford, Peefer. Bottom row: Kelley, Ireland, Kuhl, McGhee, Lang, Kennedy, Craft, Adkins, Kathman, Zapf. D V N, , f, . Y f ' P2 f - , Q-f A Ye mn- 4' Il ll I gferg' X 1 U i Y ,l ., I , e- ,,,.. .- ,f i ' H ,,,.,.,...v-4' f'j' ll .- xg .-.sm ....1- Q - --r ,,.-. f--fi Ag, 5 lv? J v r '19 le ' lu f 4 E, 77 f ,. N Z4 74 Z' rrf .A ff 2' I J' ' , Z :-1. .412 K fq , , se -e'- '- if ff a ing , f -1 xl Abt.. 12 ' Ko. i Y Nothing but the best for Miss Kresser. ROOM 122 - lNiR. SCHATZ Top row: Lillard, De Mar, Frost, Trovillo, Spriggs, Thompson, Edwards. Center row: Swaggart, Loukinas, Pritchard, Shepherd, Morris, Estes. Bottom TOILYI Pennington, Davis, Stupprich, Buchner, Collins, Rottweiler. ROOM 124 - MR. PORTER Top row: Love, Davis, Davis, Farley, Brower, Cox, Guttadauro, Abbott, Bauerle. Center row: Coburn, Boering, Wells, Huesuian, Kloth, Hattondorf, Carpenter, Yee, Dwelly Buttonz. row: McGhee, Davis, Gilday, XVeitzel, Sust, Lerwill, Wira, Cook. . .. Y Y ROOM 131 - MISS TVVOIVLEY T011 row: Neyer, Hamm, Brown, Davis, Hopper, Haake, Farris. Center row: Jeffers, Lewis, Barber, Candis, Land, Blankenship, Hamblen. Bottom row: Gralxum, Ingle, Gentry, Gamble, Cooper, johnson, Cornelison. ROOM 132 - MR. BURBANK Top row: Lamb, Lanzarottzx, Leutherwood, Geeks, Hoier, Harris, jordan. Canter row: jones, Horton, Price, Brackett, Henderson, Hillman, Harris, Jenkins. Boffcmz. row: Lipps, Hess, Irwin, Fitzhugh, Jacobs, Rutland, Gregg. ROOM 133 - MR. REEVES Top row: Curley, Bell, Diephus, Vogt, VVright, VVitt, Starkey, Dennis, Smith. Center row: Schwendenman, Powell, Brown, Rankin, Cornett, Powell, Bauer, Newkirk Bottom row: Schoster, Zadek, Chambers, Schmidt, Stedam, Duvall, Locaputo, Rose. Mr. Henderson, Mr. Hart, and Mr. Bechtolcl talk it over. . ROOM 134 - MR. SAMS Top row: VVeber, Proctor, Kendall, Lister, Thonms, Swearingen, Shiplett, Luken, Gullenxan, Silber. Center row: Winkle, Rust, Furtlming, Hngedorn, Melton, Jones, Ries, Jones, McDevitt. Bottom row: Ott, Ross, Sharp, Coleman, Luskey, Montgomery, Bradford, Keller. 'T ?:1 Q ? ? 1 ' L3 - XY 'Eff--' T , ? I S I rd.-E-.L-'ff .. x ee- WM' were -lr xg One of us must be wrong. l Serene S or or el t r l ROOM 135 - MR. CLARK Top row: Strange, Potter, Ricks, Starkey, Morell, Dardeen, Maschmeier. Center row: Shively, Mehl, Meece, Davis, Pinkston, Godfrey, Brinkman. Bottom row: Harris, Miller, Morgan, Steffenopolous, Mazzie, Payne, Poynter. BOOM 214 - MR. WESLEY Top row: Schnatz, Van De Ryte, Thrasher, johnson, Preston, VVeinle, Stoeckel. Center row: Ross, Schoes, VVillis, Craft, Thomas, Smith. Bottom row: Steffens, Van Fleet, Sims, VValker, Young, Sanders, VVright. ROOM 215 - MR. FISHER Top row: Hicks, Sayre, Dickey, Leight, French, Young, Madden. Bottom row: Gregory, Smith, Roush, Ries, Ackman, Brandenberg, Kelley. ROOM 216 -- MR. WVINTERS Top row: Bayes, Robin, Hehl, Carruthers, Robbin, Hiley, Brenner, Bays, VVo1f. Center row: jones, Tierney, Hardin, Dixon. Shuerman, Heioddoting, VVertz, Dees, Coleman, Eng. Bottom row: Armhruster, Blanton, Smith, Bingham, Halpin, McCull:1h, Plank, Bryant, Artemeyer, Beam. ROOINI 217 - MR. RUNK Top row: Dobell, Daria, Enneking, Austin, Conradi, Bnckscheider, Cone, Boland, Cross Dickey, Ader, Cook, Carter. Center row: Channey, Gauck, Conner, Bonz, Guskins, Coleman, Carmack, Tudor, Can, Caebe, Helmer, Henry, Bell. Bottom row: Carter, Brunner, Greer, Bagby, Carrier, Hickman, Alden, Davis. .1005 X fl '47 4-22 Y K fl f l n E 6 ' ! ,,,' A If Wlllll 0 So - you want a fire-drill, eh? ROOM 218 - MR. PF AF F Top row: Brown, Schultz, Luux, Stone, Schnur, XVendel, Kloppstein, Trovillo, Frederick, Beatty. Center row: Senefeld, Allen, YVutkins, Dimuzio, Corbitt, Bull, Sauer, Fife, jordan. Bottom row: Rolfes, Sclunerr, Shaw, Purdon, VVulsl1, Taylor, Riccobene, Lauer. One of the big reasons for a new school Narrow halls and many boys. ROOM 315 - MR. CANTOR Top row: Kube, Gabbard, Bosemun, Hamilton, Orr, Balon, Scott, Addison, Hamonds. Center row: Bosse, Plll'lCi1lSOl'l, Spears, Osgood, Myers, johns, Sheehan, Miunick. Bottom row: Vismara, Barker, Goodall, Schneider, Cogswell, Scott, Huemmer, Grady. E ROOM 316 - MR. VATH Top row: Viloodruif, Kiefer, Clemmons, Kober, Meiners, Lakeberg, Ireland, Meyer, Duggins, Schmidt, Slaybzlck. Center row: Van De Ryt, Frondorf, Vifezlrtz, Harping, Mack, Brickner, Pieper, Lesch, Liebisch. Bottom row: XVilson, Huemmer, McCoy, VVoody, Marker, Sturgis, Laughrey, Smith. I ROONI 320 -- MR. LDIOORE Top VOID: Brusman, Smith, Amason, Kiser, Siefert, Forbes, Schellenger, Benson, Baer, Colbert, Muetemueller, Echols. Center row: Blackwell, Knippenberg, Bell, Godbey, Collett, Hzlrtzell, Fuson, Farrell, Sclnnetzer, Evans. Bottom- row: Borgemenke, Roth, Bardau, Jeffries, XX-'ilkerson, Rasool, Alexander, Brown. ROONI 321 - MR. SOBIMERLAD Top row: Gibbons, Tucker, Peterson, Boggun, jolmson, Cargile, Andrews, jenkins, Mack, Traut. Center row: Kelly, Burk, Annis, Herzic. Bradley, Deadwiler, VVilson, Sutton, Crowder, Harris. Bottom row: Edwards, NVeggesser, jollie, NVilkins, Smith, Hankerson, McIntyre, Guy. Q , 3 s N S XX s , , - N3s , X 1 x , , , i is P 1 . 5 2 S1 B Q as ROOM 822 - MR. YVEISMAN Top row: Morgan, Miles, Perry, Panneman, Reynolds, Swearengin, Wilcher. Center row: Kirkman, Brown, Thomas, Fritsch, Cole, Kennedy, Sclxopin, Ackerson. Bottom row: Russell, Tabar, Gerald, Shavers, Wheeldon, Silvian, Foster, Saxton. X . A. l in N l . A -V'f'lZ?'l Y I rl W' 4 , of 92,2 ' 'A ss- ,M- f ,gl ' 'J l ' X l vl, l 0 ,I ' xx Let's see who's here ..,...,,..? ROOM 324 - MB. SIEGEL Top row: Shannon, Reichler, Loy, Rogers, Montgomery, Holde, Holbrack, Roden, Jacobsen, Ruff, Miller, Howell. . Center row: Iohnson, Finn, Doran, Doyele, Raymond, Schewene, Hubble, Newkirk, Rust, Kramer, Emmes. Bottom row: R. Johnson, Poole, Ross, Etherington, Knierim, Gaskins, McCormick, Price. How long have you .been smoking? :MA WN if .il ' 0 , s clxxvxllg? Q, KI - 'Nb?xJq 'xp A 1 f e- a lf f lb ' , 1 B If 4 init I mv X V o M! 5 'Q' -, -lL'7'1e 57 'fi f li' EL AJ 5 The Nose Test. 1 I ms., . . . . . . ROOM 330 - MR. SOFKO Top row: Burnett, Sattler, Frey, Cerbus, Rosfelder, Miller, Hopper, Chasteen. Center row: Rutland, Brocklmius, Thomas, Solomon, Williams, Cochran, Bales, Huff. Bottom row: Geeks, Godby, Robinson, Myhand, Halfenberg, Fotliergill, Story, VVright ROOBI 333 - NIR. BHUNSINIAN Top row: Hauser, Gourley, Moreland, Alilers, Braunstein, Becker, Haschart, Dunn. Center TOIUI Peyton, Merritt, Smith, Askren, Breitenbach, Hamilton, Amshoff. Bottom row: Huber, Hampton, McMillan, Herdenian, Hoog, Hensley, Davis. l ,ff ROOM 334 - MR. SNIDER Top row: Bierley, Imwalle, Camarca, Cecil, Olding, Pick, Hickman, Powell. Center row: Rieger, Moertle, Shoemaker, Wong, Moore, Dunn, Poole. Bottom row: Simon, Neuman, Lemkuhl, Simpson, VVilson, Martin, Riccobene. U X f fn 49 l - '- E 5 'fea.4 :- K -I !, P I : 19, -an ..fff1 mfumm 5 - g 2 is- ' Zftflf 0J'77f?- -fn .... af 2 ,P f -A Careless Stupee learns the floor is no place for tools ROOM 335 - MR. SIMMERMON Top row: WVl1itney, Taylor, Campbell, Coyle, Nipper, Coyle, VVuebker. Center row: Luh, Kohus, Garnett, Smith, Stanecki, VVhigl1am, Mitchell Bottom row: VVx-ight, Kaelbli, Zimmerman, Richardson, Redmond, VVitt. -4 Xxx. W? E fl X: 'mm'-, - .- i I if . Mi' X , x Our Lunch Room Ouaferback lwonder if he punts if backl ROOM 336 - MR. VVAGNER Top row: O'Hara, Elkins, Hughes, Kroger, Collins, Pelser, Morgan, Harrison, Tieman. Center row: Ivory, Ewing, Hockl, Dames, Huesman, Hedges, Harris, Moore. Bottom TOIUI Phillips, Schirmer, Baker, Gerald Peters, Lawrence Peters, Edwards, Atwood, Sess. ' .ROOM 337 - MR. KINNE Top row: Spaeth, Cross, Coby, Dumler, Bakes, Flagg, Ader, Brunner. Bottom F0101 Carter, Bonz, Van Blaricum, Baxter, Ipach, Hayes, Bernius. Rf ,M S igLu'o0ff X S Q ' 5 T. 'XA' x 355 S: wk 1553 f P QI Sk S-Y S vb' K x .xx K. S' X X r K K. Ls 1 is Lf' NX .XJkk,-' if -1: fa ,QQ 5 - K 1 A - . N S x kkh- Q M .QQ if -gm X- RTS R sm. , I. Q55 X flcjyl 5 H -5 X ,5 Q , . K - . '5' .. i 1 ' ' ' ' 0 Ugg I b 42. 3 K A 'S' ,x wx ER sn 0 5 ,M Nw , Brackett and Rankin, Band Drum Major and assistant, respectively. BAND ROSTER Abblett IPres.j, Aniason, Bauer, Bittner, Buck, Brackett fHead Drum Majorj Brady, Bryant, Byrd, DeMar, Doan, Etherington, Evans, Frost, Fussnecker Ceis fManagerj, Grady, Grimm, Hardin, Harvey, Huff, Huber, Hyder, jones Koutz, Kennedy I M anagerj, Mitchell, Morris fVice-P1'cs.j, Muller, Pieper, Phillips Rankin fAss't Drum M ajorj, Rossfelder, Sawyer, Story fSec't'y, Treasj, Stanchfield Zerges. Top row: XVl1itney, Reese, Ries, Luxenberger, Mays, O'Haru, Harris, Morgan, Pnvone, Cook. Middle row: Snnderlmus, Lcrwell, Beatty, jones, Coleman, Sclincknian, Meyers, Ross, Ruffin, Davis. Bottom row: Stedman, Armbruster, Vlfeitzel. Bultrusli. Heinricli, Corns, Thomas, Van Gorder, Goclbey. GLEE CLUB Top row: Amazon, Brewer, Wfilsliire, Reynolds, Pilder, Coleman, Colbert, Hamblen, Neyer, Currutliers. - Middle row: Eckols, Rice, Boclley, Riccobene, Cratscli, Klein, Gaskins, Starkey, Roden, McVVillia1ns, Dorn. Bottom. row: Mitchell, Huemmer, Dickey, Stuppricli, Carter, Roberts, VVOORIIU, Knierim l T up TOILTZ Smith, Richler, DiMuzi0, VVright, Redrow, Simms, VVright, McDonald. Middle row: Colbert, Bauer, Smith, Beusterien, Lanter, Tone, Mason. Botiom row: Hyder, McMillan, Morris, Baer, Alden, XViggins, Guttadauro. GLEE CLUB Top row: Taylor, Smith, Smith, Bell, Hobbs, NVira, Bzueswilt, Delaney, Cox, Martin. Middle row: Sayer, Bossc, Harper, Shavers, Plank, Brown, Tritschler, Basham, Cox, VVilliams. Bottom row: Schuman, Ross, Chambers, Sess, Dower, Phillips, Shimmer, Sust, Schoster. NEWVSPAPER STAFF Top row: Payson, Miller, Lawson, C0-editor, Kramer, Baer. Bottom row: Riccobene, Mr. Sofko, Miss Lally, Grimm, Co-editor, Moertle Not pictured: Klumb. Fire caused by spontaneous combustion visits our stock room. ff X lkxoxlq. I M 5 6A- .fzf'jYg , Q, '21 l Q AA.- ' if-gxf ffm? ' X Qu. x What Mr. Bechtold is telling Miss Kresser is apparently making her happy. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB Standing: Mr. Henderson, Reynolds, VVheeler, Sierveld, Mr. Hart. Seated: Abblett, Meyers, Pierce. BOWLING TEAM Seated: Raymond, Schopin, Greer, Baer, Christy, Phelps. Standing: Schmaltz, VVhitney, Kolde, Brinkman, Shepherd, Mr. Jones tl W U 41 C ,Jf X f , EH S 0 M 1 ' ' X h X.. x i w f 1 1 Y X W J h h ' - ,4i5?x H '--.11 'idk' QM, W: . n h X Si D ' g-,, f 71 .flu I I FIRST-Ouickly, put the patient in o horizontal position-thanx Mrs. Grimm, President of the PTA, presents Mr. Cahall with life membership in the Ohio PTA. PTA OFFICERS Stahding: Mrs. VVheeler, :Mrs.. Meiiiers, Mrs. i,McElr0y, Mrs. Putteetg Miss XVeiss, Mrs. Schloemer. Seated: Mr. Cahall, Mrs. Vifilliams, Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. Fothergill, Mix Sofkio. STUDENT COUNCIL Top row: Mr. F ranecki, Melton, Minella, Bitzer, Hicks, Pavonne, Gaither, Hannon, Dixon, Starky, XVright. ' Middle row: Cook, Brown, Burchain, Engel, Meiners, Gerbus, Perry, Hughes, Tone, Gibbons, Jenkins, Bony. Bottom row: Siekbert, Sharp, Stoechel, Morris, johnson, Martin, Mazzie, Smith. Mr. Walter Haman, Assoc. Dir. of Youth Haven in Muskegon, Mich., and former body guard to Mrs. Gladys B. Hannaford presents 'Assembly the late Pres. Roosevelt, addresses group on of Diamonds' to our students. crime detection. INDIAN CLUB Neuman, Alden, Mr. Sommerlad, Lampkuhl, Merritt. DRAMATIC CLUB Top row: Merritt, Brunner, Payson, Mr. Brunsnmn, Baur, Meyer, Heider. Bottom TOIUJ McMillan, Coriell, Abblett, Etherington. 'bu rv'-u S Q xr. . . RIFLE CLUB TEAM Seated: Mitchell, Phillips, Henderson, Hickman. Standing: Vkfestendorf, Burchmn, Ireland, Herdeman. RIFLE CLUB Top row: Ireland, Lucas, Henderson, Pavone, Barnett, Sattler, Herdenian, Mr. Henderson Middle row: Grady, Gross, Halfenberg, Beck, Bodley, Cloyd, Mitchell, Chaney. Buttom row: Geeks, Hoeft, Hickman, Potlhoff, Phillips, Mueller. I SOPHOMOBE CLASS OFFICERS Ostendorf, Vice Pres.5 Gerbus, Pres.g Miller, T1'0l1S.j Moser, Sec. aff YQ'-, 6 Q Stupee uses pliers on screwdriver. BAND OFFICERS Phillips, Schaffer, Abblett,bBaur, Story. STUDENT COUNCIL INSTALLATION Top left: Martin, Stoechel, Morris, johnson. Top right: Mr. Calmll presents gavel to Morris. Lower left: Mr. Deisenroth, speaker. Lower right: Martin, Stoechel, Mr. Franecki, Mr. Deisenroth, Mr. Cahall, Morris, johnson li-. NX fi7Qs9,,Ts 57 TX 5 :X 'i-53? A L' G1 Q, J mg-.CI33 Cm W . ' ', 3 A Q, i -' if 'ELK L+ a if - ,lf fi L Don't be a clock-watcher. SCENES AT THE PTA CHRISTMAS PARTY A O G 170 Xl 4 IO r,'lf':??85:'+ X I 5 I' fH. ..r'e'Q9o'- x - '. ff.-g,y+:Q:f:':ev 1 A 'R , 'Q s' f :ara f K . .- f-'izals 1 . :sf :::'-r -'ew :-:ff 'l -Ns ':- he 4 If A Q55 el f' X Xa-4' - Gome on out like a good lathe-dogfx Standing: Mr. Fairchild, Aeronca Champion, Mr. Simpkins. Middle row: Charles, Segbers, Haynes, VVilliums, Kock, Sievers, Schaffer. Front row: Mobarry, Barnett, Neeley. Plane being repaired in our shop. SOAP BOX DERBY CANDIDATE AND RACER Central Instructors make final inspection: Messrs. Heslar, Simpkins, Unknown Bartels, Bechtold, Bunk, Hart. View of engine testing laboratory BOYS, WEEK CANDIDATES FOR VOTES Top left: Hyder, school representative. V Top right: Candidates: Owen, Buur, Reynolds, Ablmlett, Cole, Hyder Lower left: Poole, Schneider, Alden. Lower right: Candidates and musicians. af Q 1 jr rf ' Q K VLNn,fL,w' JV, , x IL X f ..lv-WA ...But Couch, how can I run with all those fences in the way? CAPTAIN EDWARDS, MARINE RESERVES He explains value of joining the marine reserves. 1 f NU 1 ' 4 I X QQ x ff- R , x ,-' , - ., f - 'xx ,, ' ' ' 1 131' , 1' 'Inf' IM. -'QAM 1 , QU - if I-' 'I K Big John goes ali out for Mr.Cuhcn. Mr. Sams really takes Mr. Trumanis defeat to heart. Claims his cows even stopped giving milk the day after election. A . - 5' . .N QM -2: gi- . 1- '7 Hws'f . . .Qi . .. K , :sn XX X SNR-,M .W . , A -- -:V - SS X xx .- 51-Q X... . ' -- , ,. I Af ,, :is Q... -Q K 1' x N! .X,g. . 5 Q X A N . X Ns - .. N' X vi! . NAK. QQ X S . - X A . .. 4 x X X ' ur N X 5 . A X A ,. . . ... ... .,.. .. . .W .....x . X K, K X l -M-w...,, N ww . .. j' . X A m T' .. . .X .. A ' :N . . X X - .ig ggwlx, N K kk .Q W ......,, , ' w . I Q f - . rs -. Q45 . x X X . . X W Q N . . . , . fx N .1 -' Q ' A . . as .. 5 1 X L x Q Q x 5 ,K .. in .X .1 .K . M.. - 5 1 X :Q X it :Riff X . 'Xx. E- ? gg . Q . N- A . . -Q X . S? Q g . w..wggS. ff if X i .. X K ,. Q X? ll z . WLTQS is .. I ' . 'S Q . x . 'Qi L ' f A Q ,.., -' if xf ,, H . ' .S ' S S X . . Y ' . Ni K . . kt , . w. . A Q Q., J K Q. X . Y Q X as 5 9 A .- fe' Q? ,ps P ws , ig . il , ' Q 5 HAPPY FISHING, BOSS In April of this year, Mr. Norman QBossj Henderson resigned his position as instructor in the automotive department to accept a position in industry. The faculty presented him with a fishing tackle with their best wishes for the future. WORLD AFFAIRS INSTITUTE The NVorld Affairs Institute met this year at the Netherland Plaza Hotel. Lawson and Cravens Qstandingj and Gratch and Garrison represented the school. f L .v f ln Q 1 Cx QL f Q W get 229 X 1 if M f yy NN- ss.Mf,, .A MM .MAAA-3.06 K COACH 4 --NM--K.. L L 0 Who wants to beat the gun - now ?6 NEW FOOTBALL FIELD - STADIUM - SCHOOL o L ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1953 varsity football team was a great contributant to C.V.H.S. Ably coached by Fred Yeager and Bob Reeves, the Hornets stung all the opponents except Purcell, Portsmouth and YVithrow. Lack of space doesn't permit a full description of each contest but a few highlights deserve mentioning. It took a blocked punt and a recovery for a touch down to pull the Roger Bacon game out of the Hre. Being up and playing rough football were some of the aspects of the Hughes game in which the Hornets won 47 to 0. VVestern Hills again put up a hard fought contest but fell to ia 12 to 7 score. Again the XVithrow Tigers beat the hard fighting Hornet team for the City Championship. This time to a score of 41 to 7. The lone Central score came when Ed Potter returned a kick off 87 yards. CAPTAIN WVRIGHT VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Leatherwood, Cravens, Brinck, Rokich, VVright, Sampson, Lawson, Edington, Payson, Second row: Coriell, Miller, Lamb, Potter, Pierce, Meyer, Hauser, Compton. Third row: Howell, Grillith, Davis, Sweet, Heiin, johnson, Jacobson, Preston. Fourth row: Riley, Toney, Peyton, Ciaccio, St. John, Alley, Hibbett, Starkey. Top row: Mr. Yeager, Adams, Kelly, Mr. Reeves. Edington Lawson Hauser Lamb Sept. 11 Pigskin Preview Home 18 Roger Bacon Home 26 Purcell Q Home Oct. 2 South QLimaQ There ' 9 Portsmouth There 16 St. Xavier Home 23 VVoodward Home 29 Hughes Home Nov. 6 Walnut Hills Home 13 VVestern Hills , Home 20 VVithroW Home at 8:00 p. m. Brown Echols Rouse FOOTBALL SCHEDULE - 1953 Night Night Night Night Night Night Afternoon Night Night Night Night All games are played at Howard Trecther Memorial Stadium located at Central Parkway and Ludlow Ave. The first game of a double header will begin at 6:30 p.m. Single games start Ciaccio Pierce Cravens Sampson Brinck Chastine Ewing . Garnett Hampton VARSITY BASKETBALL The fighting basketeers of. Central had a poor season winning only 1 while losing 16. Credit must go to pa team who fought hard and never gave up trying. Coach Carl Dutch Schmidt worked hard but every time the Hornets got hot the other team was hotter. The lone win was over YV00dWard, Friday 13. Friday 13 might be an unlucky day for most people but not for the Hornets. They outscored the Bulldogs 51 to 38. The Hornets were never below 40 points all year but the opponents just seemed to stay a little ahead. Captain VVelton jones Smith Cole , Wilks RESERVE BASKETBALL Coach Toney,' Chiodiis reserve basketball team won 7 and lost 8. Playing fair basketball in the middle and latter part of the season the little Hornets picked up most of their wins in this time. Their record follows: Central 33 Central 33 Central 20 Central 44 Central 43 Central 27 Central 26 Central 28 Purcell .... Hughes . . . St. Xavier . VVithroW . . Wfestern Hills ..... Woodward Roger Bacon VValnut Hills Central 39 Central 46 Central 43 Central 50 Central 42 Central 41 Central 38 FBESHMEN BASKETBALL Hughes . . . Withrow . . NVestern Hill Milford . , . Woodward Norwood .. Walnut Hills 38 28 s ..... 51 27 46 39 31 Lack of interest and participants, the freshmen basketball team had a losing season. Coach Chiodi had a hard time in getting a bare miniinuin of 5 members to play each game. Their record follows: Central 14 Purcell .... Central S VVestern Hills ...., 54 Central 23 Wfoodward Central 20 Samuel Ach ....,.. 35 Central 16 Hughes Central 17 Norwood .... 40 Central 9 VVithrow .. Central 20 Walnut Hills ...... 64 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1953 - 1954 December 4 Purcell .... ........... . . Home P Night 11 Milford . . Home Night 12 St. Xavier . . . . . Home Night 18 Hughes g. . Home Night 23 Roger Bacon . . . . . Home Night january 8 VVestern Hills . . . . . There Night 15 NVitlirow ...... . . Home Night 22 WValnut Hills .... . . There Night 23 VVoodward .... . . Home Night 26 Hughes ........... Home Afternoon 29 Old VVOodward .... . . . There Afternoon February 5 Norwood ....... . . Home Night g 6 Western Hills . . . . . Home Night 12 Withrow ...... There Night 18 Walnut Hills .... .. Home Night 19 Woodward ....................... Home Night 26 Old Woodward ..................... Home Night The new gym of Central High School will be completed this Summer and will be used as Central's home floor. 1 4 Blankenship Pinkston ,ff TS Q X: Q 4- if ,Ex X ' 1 JQK:-57 SX - ,E K., X M fg 1, xx Files are not pry bars,Stupee SENIOR GYM TEAM F rant row: Hedges, McDonald, Blnnkenslxip, Carpenter. Back row: Pinkston, Showes, Mr. Kuehn, Ewing, Szxulters. xx 4 ' X' M. 43559-i N YQ ...---... x f. b .1 QL '- x. XX K V .xx S Qgisxxiiqxw . ,+XNvh,,.Q: X Q- Ns. L , ,J P-, News .Ex :- 2 Q f 3 I :nal M. W .xg x -K. HQ 5 - vw.-. vs W QI if 3 -. gf on--w E N...W wi Y 5 ss C if: X r 'H BQ OL W 0' f , 3 Ky-19 X 2' 'N f f, 1 1 4 f ' Q VH- AX X oo ff Mr. Reisner S? Hoon '42 ... .. F' . 'W L X A Give me a profile ?n Multiple Track Liner Made. in School Shops P! 1 .ae Q ! 'f' MQ lf Q - .lgfr .. . y3g,,'ig- K X 52-' fmx'-Qk ' I x - q x ff W R 2 . S f Q. Q SX A L .M Q QQ QQ Q-4 .2 .X T' Q-ff. -Q ,. Q 'Q Q - Q Q Q A J H X515 f - . fg.. f. QQ L Q . XSS: t T' .E QQQQ f . ' ' i' S W 4 1 xi k -. 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Top row: Starkey, Payton, Hartzell. VARSITY BASEBALL Toney Chiodi, who is coaching varsity baseball for the first time, has a well-balanced club. So far this year his charges have won 5 and lost 3. All three losses were league games. The XVestern Hills game needs special mentioning because the Maroons barely pulled the game out of the fire. The Hornets led 4 to 2 in the last inning but made two errors and lost the game. This is an account of that inning. Olsen started the last inning for Wfestern Hills by striking out. Roehrvvein and Schinder walked. Beiler hit an infield Hy and was automatically out, but Dumler, C6Ht1'3l,S second baseman dropped the ball, picking it up he threw it to Garnett to force Schinder at second. The umpire called the runner out at second and the batter safe at Hrst. Upon leaving the field, Paul Nora, VVestern's coach, sent Schinder back to second. The umpire reversed his decision, leaving WVestern with men on third and second. Heckmen, the next batter, hit a hard single through the box and as Coriell, Central's center fielder, started to field the ball it bounced over his shoulder for a home run. The final score, NVestern Hills 5, Central 4. The Hornets, record follows: ' Central 7 Norwood .... . . 5 Central 4 Western Hills ..... 5 Central 8 Purcell ....... . . 6 Central 17 Norwood ..... . . . 0 Central 5 XValnut Hills ..... 8 Central 14 Hughes .......... 3 Central 0 XVithr0w ......... 4 Central 13 VValnut Hills ..... 4 The reserve baseball team of C.V.H.S. is one of the best defensive clubs coach Fred Yeager has seen in a long time. They lack the hitting ability but coach believes that it will improve as the years pass. Their record follows: Central 2 Hughes .. 3 Central 3 WVestern Hills 10 Central 7 Withrow .. .. 6 Central 2 VValnut Hills 0 VARSITY TRACK TEAM Top row: VVilks, Jones, Smith. Bottom row: Hibbett, Miller. TRACK Our prospects of a strong team this year were shot when seven of our best men from last year's team either quit school or let outside interests keep them from getting into proper condition. With only iifteen boys to work with, our coaches had to try to make experienced men out of beginners. With only George jones, 8803 Charles Cole, mileg Edward Potter, low hurdles and mile relayg Julius VVilks, mileg and Sammy Miller, low hurdles and mile relayg from last year's squad to start with, our team finished low in the Springfield, Mans- field, City and Triangular Meets. The coaches and boys are working hard for the District and K of C Meets. George Ewring and Melvin Hibbett have improved enough to win a regular job. Herman Blankenship, Ralph Carpenter and Kenneth Showers are doing nicely in the pole vault, with Clarence Leatherwood, our only shot and discus man, doing very well also, considering this is his first year. Timothy Kelly, Chris jacobson. Norman Johnston and Elmer Smith Hlled in the vacant spots. I The Junior squad was shot and discus heavy with only five boys in track and six out of the seven field 1nen being shot and discus. Kenneth Wlright, SSO, David Tucker, hurdles, George Hankerson, sprintsg Bill Synch, George Howell and Roy Sweet, shot and discus, Charles Cornell, high jump, Kenneth Kloth, and Bob Sharp, track, Tom Rertemiller, john Pelzer and Phill Strapp, all Held men made up the squad. Because the annual went to print before the season was finished, we cannot put all of the track results but this is it up to date. April 8 Triangular Meet-XVestern Hills, YValnnt Hills and Central 11 Springfield Relay - Central 11th 18 Mansfield Relay - Central 24th 21 Triangular Meet-Hughes, XVestern Hills and Central 24 City Meet - Central -lth TRACK TEAM First row: Cole, jones, NVilks, Miller, Hibbett, Ewing, Potter. Second row: Jacobson, Kelly, johnson, Leatherwood, Smith, Showes Third row: Howell, Tucker, Hankerson, VVright, Sharp. Fourth row: Pelzer, Carpenter, Blankenship, Sweet, Lynch, Kloth. F ifth row: Rutemueller, Girdler, Stapp, Chastcen, Cornell. Sixth. row: Mr. Reisner, Mr. Kuehn, Canter, YVright. GOLF Coach Bob Reeves is starting his first year as Golf coach. His team members are made up of freshmen and sophomores and promise to develop into a strong team in their remaining years at Central. Because the annual has to go to press before the season was completed, their match scores could not be printed. BOWLING The varsity bowling competition was extremely close this year. The Hornets lost two games by only one pin. One to Hughes, the other to NValnut Hills. They also lost one by 3 pins and one by 6 pins. Boys receiving varsity letters are Bill Baer, Frank Brinkman, Jim Kolde, Bill Raymond, Ed Schopin and jack Shephard. Chevrons go to Dan Payson, Richard Greer and Arthur Schmaltz. Highest single game was Richard Greer with 238. Highest 3 game was also taken by Greer with 566. Highest average was Dan Payson with 160. The team was coached by Homer jones. GOLF TEAM Brown, Gaither, Holbrook, Huekler. Rouse CROSS COUNTRY The Hornet's Cross Country team came through again this year to win the City and District championship. In the eight years that Coach Art Reisner has been here, the Cross Country record is 1 State, 5 District, 5 City Championships, 1 State, 2 District and City runners-up. This year the hill runners surprised their opponents by staying together enough to win the City with ease. 'With only 3 seniors, Iones, Smith and VV elton, the burden was placed on Cole, Ewing and XVilks, all new to Cross Country and for that we feel the team did a great job in winning the District and going on to finish Sth in the state. Chasteen and Garnett alternated and did well for beginners. With only eight boys on the squad it left no problem for Coach Reisner to make a selection, but to make each one good enough to turn in a winner. The record follows: CITY NIEET lst 2nd 3rd total Central . . . . . 42 28 25 95 1st lVithrow . . . . 49 44 55 148 2nd Hughes . . . .... 47 54 56 157 3rd Western . . .... 112 123 109 344 4th Walnut . . . .... 129 129 134 392 5th DISTRICT MEET 1st Central ....,....... 54 2nd Norwood . . . . . 62 3rd Hughes ...... . . . 72 4th W'ithrow. ..... '. . . . . 89 5th Hanover twp. ...... 98 6th Purcell ........ . . . 137 ' 7th W'estern . . . . . . 164 Sth VValnut .2 . . . . . . 249 STATE MEET Central Sth out of 20 teams. This is the way Central's runners finished: G. Jones, C. Cole, G. Ewing, J. VVelton and E. Smith GYM TEAM Central's Gym team coached by Irv Kuehn was the best Central has had. Moving from last place to second behind Hughes who has won the title for the last 17 years. ' The boys who receive varsity letters are: H. Blankenship, R. 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AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER Madison Road at Brotherton Oakley Cincinnati, Ohio BAND UNIFORMS worn by CENTRAL VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND Furnished by . . . The .Fechheirner Bros. Co. Uniforms for Over 70 Years CINCINNATI 2 Ohio Good Wishes! CENTRAL VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Cordes' Lumber Co. GOOD LUMBER and MILL WORK 15 East 66th Street VA 2401 Stoffer Pattern Works 3535 Colerain Ave. KI 2232 The MCWILLIAMS 6 SCHULTE BOX AND LUMBER CO. LIBERTY 8z DALTON, Cincinnati, O. Phones: MAin 5341-5342 CLUTCH, MoToR fs BRAKE SERVICE, Inc. 3430-32 BURNET AVENUE CINCINNATI 29, oHIo Phone CApito1 2550-1-2 Dee Griffin Cliff Stewart Lynch Fish Company fWho1esa1eJ 208 GEORGE ST. PA 1442 Cincinnati 2, Ohio Smart Buy's Buick 0 COMPLETE LINE ON DISPLAY VISIT OUR MODERN SERVICE DEPARTMENT LIPPERT BUICK CO. Inc. 4301 MONTGOMERY RD., Norwood REdWood 9000 Cincinnati, O. BLUE PRINTS by HESS FOR 50 YEARS! PHOTOSTATS DRAWING MATERIALS Hess Blue Print Co. In our NEW business home: MAin 4148-4149 132 OPERA PLACE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH THE J . H. ALBERS CO. SALES thru SERVICE Vine-Paddock-Wayne Albers Corner MT. WASHINGTON MOTORS 2249 BEECHMONT AVENUE The L. T. Patterson Co. COMPLETE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SERVICE CHerry 5707 1010 Gilbert Ave The Miami Rubber Co. lO22 Kenner St. CINCINNATI I4, OHIO Central Brass 25 Aluminum Foundry Company Brass, Bronze 6: Aluminum Castings PRODUCTION WORK A SPECIALTY Hibbo Bronze in any Brinell Hardness 100-300 Tensile Strength 70,000-90,000 WAbash 5493 1020 WOODROW GARDNER, INC. ORIGINAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PARTS 1847 Reading Road Cincinnati 2, O. Phone MA 0916 Avondale-Chevrolet Serving Chevrolet Owners Since 1923 AVOn 1880 3425 READING ROAD I COMPLIMENTS . CONGRATULATIONS OF 5 AND BEST WISI-IES ' Class of 1953 INTERNATIONAL ll MOTGR TRUCKS P RIM AND WHEEL SERVICE, INC. TQ A Dependable Source for S WHEEL, BRAKE AND CHASSIS . PARTS AND SERVICE 2901 GILBERT AVENUE POWER BRAKE SERVICE 1045 HOPKINS ST. IL 1014 GEST ST. PA 6940 CONGRATULATIONS . . . to the Class of '53 from your TELEPHONE COMPANY A good place to work CINCINNATI TRAINOR SPRING COMPANY HALF A CENTURY OF SPRING MAKING EXPERIENCE O 2428 Spring Grove Avenue J UDD MOTORS, Inc. 3151 LINWOOD ROAD EAst 1566 KAMPF JEWELRY CO. 617 VINE ST. Cincinnati 2, Ohio CINCINNATPS BEST LOVED JEWELRY STORE A NICE STORE FOR NICE PEOPLE Phone PArkway 7271 BEST WISHES TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF CENTRAL VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL D. A. BENNETT CADILLAC CO. 1617 READING ROAD Workmanship a Creed . . . Accuracy a Law . f Standard gg of the World fi DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Clifford Jacobs Motors Inc. 499 E. MCMILLAN ST. PL 8000 SALES-BUICK-SERVICE THE HOCKS BUICK COMPANY 3363 READING ROAD WO 3300 DORST JEWELRY COMPANY 2100 READING RD. CINCINNATI 2, OHIO PA 3360 Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COLLEGE AND SOCIETY JEWELRY SPORT CHARMS-PLAQUES STATUETTES Special Attention Given to Local School, Club and Fraternity Pins WE INVITE YOUR SUGGESTIONS Designs Furnished Upon Request Matlock Electric Co. Distributors ELECTRIC MOTORS and PARTS Service A11 Makes Motors 1456 Harrison Ave. GR 4090 Rex Engineering Company 3450 BEEKMAN STREET CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY CH 4768-4769 o 110 W. Fourth St. Cincinncxti 2, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF The OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. THOMAS W. STRANGE General Agent WILBERT I. YAEGERS ASSOCIATE GENERAL AGENT Home Office General Agency 1730-33 CAREW TOWER MA 4459 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . SNAP-ON TOOLS 605 E. McMillan St. COMPLIMENTS OF CRONIN MOTOR CO., INC. FORD Sales . . . Service 4149 SPRING GROVE AVE. Kirby 5586 1005 WALNUT ST. CINCINNATI 2-PArkway 7440 3816 MAIN AVE. NORWOOD 12-ME1rose 2622 DORMAN AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CO. PARTS-TOOLS-EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Plenty of Parking Space at A11 Times in Our Private Lot THE COMPLETE PARTS HOUSE WITH MACHINE SHOP SERVICE ,ix I Best Wishes for the future COMPLIMENTS Mechanics, Craftsmen, , and Technicians I OF E . E FROM if-As PoTo INC ' ' 5: Holub 3 Hogg Co. T, Wholesale Distributors Reudlnq Rodd :I Electronics . . . Television . . . Radio P 1 I u a 4 Clnclnnatl' Ohlo gi 1400 sYcAMoRE s'r. cincinnati 10 I CH 7974-CH 7974 ' 1 I l COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION KECO INDUSTRIES, INC. Plant: 2832 SPRING GROVE AVE. OiTice: 2519 GILBERT AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO Manufacturers of Specialized Refrigeration and Vehicle Air Conditioning Equipment ' ' ' ' ' xxxxx:xx:::fx:::xx:x:: In C 1' I f 'I Omp men S 0 SERVING oLDsMoB1LE OWNERS C. M, Mockbee co. :E HNCE1933 I 816 E' PEARL ST' Progressive Motor Sales , I Inc. Wire Rope 1: Flttmgs for Wife I 3038 Reading Road AV 8772 Rope and Chain 1: 3. YOU CAN PUT YOUR CONFIDENCE IN F. '65 N. MOTOR COMPANY mstabiished 19141 Auto and Truck Parts MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 2136 SPRING GROVE AVE. PA 0593 J. W. HARRIS Est. 1914 MAGNETOS . . . GOVERNORS CARBURETORS . . . ENGINES Lauson-Clinton Power Products 433 W. 9th St. PA 2532 CI-Ierry 2880 THE STANDARD PATTERN 8 POUNDRY CO. SPRING GROVE 8x QUEEN CITY AVENUES Cincinnati 14, Ohio Compliments of H. A. SONTAG CO. 1100 RACE ST. Cincinnati, O. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP Briggs 8z Stratton Service Distributor Compliments of THE ENTNER OLDSMOBILE CO. 4040 Spring Grove Avenue Cincinnati 23, Ohio KI 1980 SOUTHERN OHIO PRODUCTS CO. 427 ELM STREET cnerry 6212 The Gilbert Automotive Parts Co. 1193 GILBERT AVENUE Cincinnati, Ohio Gusweiler's Pontiac SALES . . . SERVICE 3435 READING RD. Phone PA 5223 Res. WA 3787 Meyer Automobile Radiator Repair Automobile Radiators Recored and Repaired Work Called For and Delivered 1633 READING RD. Cincinnati 2, O. lu - ,,.,.v..,,vv.,,v..... Q .....v....v....., Build with Lumber CQMPLIMENTS The J. B. Doppes Sons OP Lumber Co. 5: 1250 Gest street GA 4850 A FRIEND -----v- .vvv -------- ...vv. --- -:Q0::::::::::::::::::::::::::- SPRINGS-COIL SUSPENSION PARTS-MUFFLERS Call MAin 2960 or GArfield 1578 The Brighton Spring Service Company 2143 BARNARD STREET CINCINNATI 14, OHIO I2 blocks south of the Western Hills Viaduct, off of Spring Grovej Distributors of THE BEST IN PATTERN LUMBER White Pine, Mahogany, Cherry, Maple and Oak THE IMBUS LUMBER CORP. CINCINNATI Best Wishes . . . OF THE LUNKENHEIMER CO. CINCINNATI The Queen City Supply CO. 201-211 W. Pearl' St. FGRD HAMOO MOTORS 1255 W. Seventh St. GA 2330 Best Wishes tO Graduates Of 1953! CAR STOP INN 2361 READING ROAD COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENT S OP A FRIEND :::::-Q::::: CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OP 1953! CARROL 26 EDWARDS CO. I CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY RICHMOND 8: MCLEAN AVE. MAin 0104 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1953 OHIO VALLEY MOTOR BOAT RACING ASS'N CONGRATULATIONS THE SCHAIBLE COMPANY Like you young men, We are not old in years but We too, are enthusiastic, energetic and growing. Usually We have employment opportunities open for young men Who like machine shop, tool room or maintenance Work. Visit one ot our plants and talk with one of our friendly personnel men. CINCINNATI'S UP AND COMING COMPANY VALVES FOUNDRY PLUMBING 1086 Summer Street 2620 Cook Street 5801 Mariemont Avenue The 1953 CRAFTSMAN COVERS ARE MoLLoY-MADE BY h The S. K. Smith Company 2857 North Western Avenue Chicago 18, Illinois CUMPLIMENTS S OF A FRIEND ua PHOTO ENGRAVING '33 ' 'E'-. g Q! 3 131.- ! ?'fi W Z The Capitol Craftsmen have taken pride and pleasure in producing the fine en- gravings for this Annual. Many thanks for the excellent co-operation of the Staff.