Manual High School - Builder Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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1 I.- 1 X 11 'iw A -I 1, Cgfecfricify sea All Mr. Hyile, Chirlcs Ilymer, Joe Bruno. Morton Sunshine, Clyde Bolken, Charles Hearn. II2l.l'0lCl .A'l'lllCl'S0l1, Thomas Milburn. Charles Brown, Eugene Woerner, Sam Brim- blecom. Trumzm Vvlcbb, Robert Newton. Frerl Kemnierlingy Dick GC211'l121l't, Ceszxrio Juarez. Eugene Kelly, George I'l?.U'1'lQf2lI'l, Russell Pend- land, Lloyd Colley. ERNEST B. HYDE, Electricity. 1'i1Qt low Lelmd l'o1t11e1 George Holloway ILQ11 C. LN Glcnn Iloitnei Second IOXV Fclu llfl NlC,ISl'll.ll ll lloxd CISL Robe1t Rllev Fmnl Feiet ll what Endicott 1 1ul Riu Lmicnu Nrff F1 ink Schnntk E111 Johneton Jmk Mclvunin C111 Duck F1 llll P1SC.l.ll!l P1111 M 11t1ne7 Robot XY ood IJ lVlKl Holm 111 lor K ll 1n'1n X1 1ll11111 P11 11101 lee Came: C111 ton Momno Dz,Meo I uunnee S hufib 1411 N..-4 15 16 17 18. is 20. 21. L DON L. BOWEN, Electrical R. T. I. VVz1lter Milberger, VVilliam Garrett, Joe Mallot. Osborn Van Wey, Glenn Kinney, Glenn Poe. Wilfred Tomlin, Paul Miller, Eugene Denny. Georgie Province, Frank Stematz, Bill Cochran, Frank Curtis. M111-ion Gillespie, Alex Burkhardt. Jerry Spector, Kenneth VVinchester. Melvin Palder, Jack Rolfe, Frank Fellers. KARL J. MISLIN, Electricity. Delhelt Minald Joe Dulan Clalence Clair Wlltu Hmley S1111 DeLuca Lloyd XVGHVSI Kenneth Ploum in Blll Be xton l-lH.fl Smith Osc ll Sutton Robert Fmgey Chester Yuck Mitthcw M0llHL10 Joe Dominick I to VVoodw'11d John H llllg' in VV1ll1am Callahxn luck Yocum F1 mk YVh1tne1 lxnnneth Marsh N01be1t Ul enei C h lllCS Ames John F1 Halev Vdxx llll Kdtlln R Llph MLGUI1G Howard Oyler Roland Boideis 1V1ltLl Logan Duvnl Tull

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as ,fl 5 it F42 a fi. K! i. 2-3 1 f 1 53 ,, , ai-4 1 ,QL ' 1 'SI .Q 1. Robert Cobb, Eddie Forrester, Frank Hauber, Julius Visentin, Prentice Stucker, Anthony Sirna. 2. Henry Monjar, Willard Johnston, Bill Noel, Clarence Lawson. 3. Leo Riehle, Robert Jewell, Eugene Wilmoth, Richard Withers, Walter Loeh, Fred Schoonover. 4. Gilbert Buchanan, Mike Saia, Leslie Roecker, Bill Foster, Albert Holcomb, CLARENCE H. MATHIS, Electrical Ma- chinery. BERNARD C. GREENE, Electrical R. T. I. 5. Fred Kemmerling, Ray Horstman, David Clarke, Halden German, Albert Bukaty, James Stevens, George Cresswcll. 6. Richard Estevez, Hubert Walter, Stanley Sword, Harold Solomon. 7. John Wendl, George Pickens, Charles Hawley. ELECTRICAL MACHINERY The course offered in the Electrical Machinery shop provides an extension of the experience gained in the first and the second years' work in electricity. Informa- tion is given by the use of printed job sheets and instruction sheets, supple- mented by textbooks and other reference material. 8. Louis Serrone, John Serrone, John Tothill, Virgil Jones, Frank Steniatz, George Kart- sonis. 9. Carrol Moore, Alter Green, George Moore. 10. Jack Kirbey, Emerson Silvey, James O'Leary, Charles Stone, Robert Putney, Sheldon Bowling. 11. Chester Mills, John Indelicato, Jack Pettus, Jack Marks. 12. Perry Thornton, Lloyd Ellis, Robert Hummel, Oscar List, Bill Perry. 13. Roy Hamlin, Kenneth Sullenger, Edwin Eshle- man, Carl Schmidt. W. M. McCUBBIN, Light and Power Wiring. 14. John Rustici, Frank Halbhuber, Harold Gess- ley. 15. Raymond Bernal, Joe WVenta. 16. Henry Bach, Robert Spencer, Jack Penprase. 17. Allen VVeincr, Frank Contrare, Owen Ramey. ff- 4143 3 The jobs are studied in a progressive order based on learning ability with em- phasis on those jobs which are most fre- quently encountered in the trade in this locality. The p1'actice work in this two- year course develops the student's speed and skill. After these objectives are at- tained, tlie student is assigned to the pro- duction work of the shop. Q.