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

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OCTET No I Left to Rlght Dan Rlgney Leroy lnsley Wulllam Plock Don Drury Davld Smuth Charles German Harry Schoene Bob Maller Seated at left Mr Paul Ward Director The Uctet The Octet us followmg In the footsteps of nts famous predecessors of other years Thus season the schedule Included appearances on WAAM TV It s Hugh Tlme and on several assembly programs Organized In two sec tuons, the Octet IS always popular OCTET No 2 Left to Rught Howard Snegert Leroy lnsley Robert Stull Don Drury Daniel Fluke August Vngna Don Whltxel Bob Muller Seated at left Mr Paul Ward Dnrector 4 ,Q q . ' . W' A ! it - 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - , . 0 - I ll I ' ' ll ' ' . - . . . k 4- ..Q. A ' J, xx? 7 A - 3 5 1 1 1 1 I I I ' I ' I

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'50 no Q 055 UCF r 55,73 al' l Flrst row left to right G Pritchett W lnslev H Brown R Faro R Pawloskr R Ey R Pltt R Miller Second row D Fluke A Vlgno R Trlbull R Stull H Schoene Jr Mr Paul Ward Drrector R Slsson D Whltxel M Ruzlcko R Topper J Patterson Tlurd row J Palm: sono C German D Rugr y S Bossom D Spann T Berberach W Haberkorn D Bender F Kalendek D Drury C Kref Fourth row J Baranowskn R Smn L Patrick A McGee Jr H Kmght R Whlte J Welk H Sllvers R Dawley D Slegert J Zang Flfth row D Gannon R Thomas B Smnth B Jones D Smith E Racks J Fromme D Slmanton J Pnce W Plock Snxth row D Sapp E Mltchell J Huettner R Cook V Dorn L Stevens G Hood F Schmldtmonn 7lne glee 61116 One of Edison s most successful organrzatlons IS the Glee Club ln the last few years lt has bullt up a reputation among the clty hugh schools for fme muslcal performance The feature of the program last sprung was a combined concert, The Volce of Vocational with the muslcal organlzatlons of Clara Barton Vo cahonal Hugh School The concert was very successful and well attended by parents students faculty frlends and members of the musuc staff of the clty schools The Glee Club has appeared on many assembly programs and at other umportant events The most recent was the Muslc Festival of the comblned crty hugh schools, held lh the Polytechnuc audltorum IH March. A ' A Y Y 'L' l , , 3' by f' 1 K' Q ' 5 Q , ix V y uf or 'J .54 fg A i I I I . I 0 .

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any Bock Row Left to Right Mr Athur Lambert Instructor D Faber G Cox J Henss Mr F nkKddl t ctorTJWlk HB gRFSmthJ LeoordJ Cceo Mr Joseph N Galley I st ucto Front Row L to R D Wyc olek C Seeboch A nold P Smk K Wen hold J Teff TOP NATIONAL HONORS WON BY PRINTING STUDENT Arnold P Slmkrn of the Mergenthaler Vocational High School of Print ing won top honors In the 1951 Industrial Arts and Vocational Awards contest of the Ford Motor Company Simkln s printing of the Book of Jonah won honors not only in his class but was selected for the Outstanding Achieve ment Award of the entire nation wide contest Mr Joseph N Galley IS his instructor Charles Seebach an Edison Machine Shop student won honorable men tion with his micrometer model. Mechanical Drawing students who won gold medals were Donald Faber, Daniel Fluke, John Heiss, John Treff, Kenneth Weinhold, and Dan Wyczalek. Mr. Arthur Lambert and Mr. Frank Kidd of Edison and Mr. Galley of the Printing School are shown with their students.