Edison Vocational High School - Trade Wings Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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.V l l l , 1 l 1 1 S i l X Front row, L to R: R. E. Randall, H. A. Askew, B. F. Baer, R. E. Bell, G. E. Griefzu, H. E. Ziefle, J W. Auth, C. D. Piersol, N. C. Kantar, G. R. Uchuck, W. J. Weaver. Second row, L. ta R: R. L Munschauer, W. A. Waltham, H. L. Raabe, C. G. Barany, H. C. Ball, P. A. Ward, M. B. Bordley Jr., W. L. Blocher Jr., C. D. Messick, F. Kidd. Third raw, L. to R: C. W. Dudderar, C M. Shepherd, A. G. Lambert, R. F. Niemeyer, E. W. Bloodsworth, J. M. Keene Jr., H. F. Pierce, H. Mele, C. F. Emmart, l. Schkloven. Jack W. Auth Automotive Machine Shop THoward A. Askew House Wiring Shop Bankard F. Baer Auto Related Harry C. Ball Machine Related Charles G. Barany Radio and Television Shop ?aculty fm ter Howard E. Ziefle Principal G. Edward Griefxu Assistant to Principal Nathan C. Kantor Physical Education J. Mace Keene English Frank Kidd Drafting Shop Arthur G. Lambert Related Machine Shop Raymond E. Bell Dominic J. Marzullo Pattern Making Shop William E. Blocher, Jr. Auto Electricity Shop Electric Shop Hugo Mele Sheet Metal Shop E. Woodrow Bloodsworth Auto Engine Shop Carter D. Messick Student Counselor Madison B. Bordley, Jr. Ray L. Munschauer HlSf0fY Drawing Related Charles W. Dudderar Robert F. Niemeyer Business Shop House Wiring Shop Carey F. Emmart Cecil T. Norris General Woodwork Shop Physical Education 'Retired January 1953 TTransferred February l953 Henry F. Pierce Welding Shop Charles D. Piersol Machine Shop Herbert L. Raabe Auto Garage Roland E. Randall Electric Laboratory Isaac Schklaven Commercial Art Clarence M. Shepherd Science 'Anthony R. Spartana Electric Shop George R. Uchuck English W. Alan Waltham Business Related Paul W. Ward Music Willard J. Weaver English 'lt iw

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E Mr Howard E Zaefle Prancapal A Message from the Pranclpal to the Last Graduatang Class at Edison Because you are the last class to have the honor of grodu atang from Edason there as a greater urge to wrate more than an ordinary parting message Tame moves on and wath at changes come We are emerging from a group of old bualdangs anto one of the most modern voca tuonal school bualdangs an America The name of the new school wall have lattle meaning to you but Edason wall always linger an your memory and that as raqhtly so Your experiences at Edison durang the past three years wall become ancreasangly precaous to you not only because of thear an transac value but because they have become so much a part of your butaon toward bualdang the splendad reputation that Edason has earned wall continue as a maaor part of the solad foundation upon which the new school wall be established ln thas way you wall have a contanuang share an bualdang the prestige and reputation of Vocational Education an Baltimore to even greater heights As you move out into the andustraal world or anto the service of your nataon may l extend to you my best washes for success and happiness and urge you to carry forth those haqh adeals of workmanship and catazenshap whach you have learned at Edason You are the catazens of tomorrow on whom we shall depend to perpetuate our great democracy May you never lose saght of thas responsabalaty nor grow cold toward the challenge at offers I wash all of you Godspeed lives. You will always hold dear the knowledge that your contri-

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Standung left to rught Mr Baer Mr Shepherd and Mr Weaver Slttrng left to rnght Paul Schoene 7rade fljlhgrd Staff ART WORK Albert Wolf Jr PHOTOGRAPHY ADVERTISING David Johnson Charles H Roblnson Arvll McGee Jr HenrY SCh0e'19 Henry Schoene Louus Welk PRODUCTION James Barrett Lawrence Caldwell Paul Carnes Steve Kosmos Joseph T Mehl Jr Yacultq 14d1J1Aory Committee Wllla rd J Weaver Charrman Bankard F Baer Clarence M Shepherd E Woodrow Bloodsworth Issac Schkloven Frank Kidd W. Alan Waltham I Carnes, James Barrett, Harry Kemstedt, Arvil McGee Jr., Dave Johnson, Albert Wolf, Harry I ' I . ' Jr. I