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

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NORMAN HENDERSON. AerohEngines Laboratory: twenty years in industry and five years teaching: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati. He is at horseshoe pitching cham- pion of the school and can toss ringers with monotonous regularity, He follows the school's athletics very closely and is a valuable aid to the coaches LEONARD HIMMELMANN, English: five years in indus- try and nineteen years as a teacher: has a normal school diploma: Tecmher Training. University of Cincinnati. Ohio State University. He has made education or hobby as well as a profession; contributes to educational journuIst FRED D. HOFFMAN. Arc Welding: industrial experience, ten years: teaching experience, seventeen years; Teacher Tmining, University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University. He has made a hobby of study and has acquired many col- lege credits. HOMER JONES. Aerodynamics: 3.5., 13.13. in Ed. Univer- sity of Cincinnati; seven years industrial experience: four years' teaching experience. Flying begun as a hobby, but he changed it to a profession. His original vocation oi physical education instructor and weight lifter one now playing second fiddle. He loves the flowers and the bees and the birds and the cool shade of the big hickory in his back yard. LEVINE LAMPKIN, American History; Teacher Training. Nelson County. Kentucky, Normal, University of Arkansas, University of Cincinnati. She has had both administrative and instructional wmk. Her favorite pastime is reading. ADOLPH P. LEIST, Electrical Science: eighteen years in industry; sixteen years in teaching: Teacher Training Unit versity of Cincinnati, Xavier University He spends his spare time in promoting and supervising knothole baseball and hobby exhibitions. MARIORIE MucLEID. American History and Citizenship: 13A,, BtEi, University of Cincinnati. She has done considV erable traveling and has spent considerable time in Europe. She is a student of world cultures. ELMER F, MILLER. Production Machine Shop: twenty-five years' industrial experience; three years' tecChinq experii ence: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati. When he is not working in his garden you will find him on the highway, but never without his fishing tackle, E231

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JOHN COFFELDER, Diesel Engines: seventeen years in industry: six years' teaching experience; Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati. He is one of Cincinnati's Diesel experts. He likes fishing. but of the deep-sea variety. He collects old coins and lubricating oils: also likes to hunt alligators in Florida. WILLIAM A. CRANDALL. Meteorology and Navigation: B.Si. M.S., Indiana State Teachers' College. Indiana Uni- versity, University of Cincinnati: four years in industry; twenty yecu's in teuchinqi He is fond of photography. fish- ing, and is a collector of modem alphabets ELIIAH DEUPBEE. Electrical Shop: uiiended Franklin College and later Purdue Universiiy, E. E.; seventeen years in industry. thirteen of which were in Eleciriccd Contracting. He has been teaching since 1927: Teacher Training. Uni- vemity of Cincinnati. R. Li DISTLER, Sheet Metal Shop: thirty-one years in in- dustry: twelve years' teaching experience: Teacher Train- ing, University of Cincinnati. His Tall Tales put Munchcmsen to shame. HENRY A. DRACE, Communications Shop: sixteen years in industry: eight yeuxs' teaching experience: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati. He is a fcm of photog- raphy, bowling. and chasing a little white bull all over CI golf course. HARRY FINE. Aero-Science: A.B., BS. in Ed., M.A., University oi Cincinnati, Xavier University: six years' teach- ing experience; research, University of Cincinnati. He is interested in psychology. music, and writing, He has pub- lished work in the psychology of music He spends much of his spare time working on his PhD. SAMUEL EA GALINN, General Mathematics: two years in industry: eighteen years in teaching: Pratt Instimte; Teacher Training. University of Cincinnati. He is fond of bowling and big automobiles; in the summertime roams aEl ova: the tennis court swinging u mean racket. EUGENE E, HART, Aero-Wocd Work: industrial experi- ence. sixteen years: teaching and school administrative experience. sixteen years: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnaii. He is active in teacher organizations and is preoccupied putting two daughters through the University of Cincinnati. E221

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RALPH NAVARO. Auio-Eleciricul Work; eleven years in industry: eighteen years in teaching; Teacher Training, Uni- versity of Cincinnati, Ohio State University. He is golf coach of the school, and is himself devoted to the pastime. CHESTER A. PETERS, Machine Shovaeul Treating: Iwemy-eight years in indust'y: three years in teaching; Teacher Training. University of Cincinnati: he is c: numish mutisi. , coin collector to you. He loves to hear the words play ball, and devotes much time to the amateurs. FRANK A. PFAFF. Machine Shop: thirty years in incius- try; five years :15 a teacher: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati. A builder or: heart. he is always tinkering in the machine shop, the woodshop, or making his engines runi ROYAL I. PORTER, Machine Shop: sixteen years' indus- trial eVipezience; twelve yecls' leaching; Teacher and Tech- nical Training. University of Cincinnati. He has made a hobby of photography and his automobiles. Rationing has cramped his style in both. STFRLING ROLSTON, Reirigeratian: indusiricxl experience; twelve years; ieaching experience. four years: Teacher Training. Universiiv of Cincinnati He loves to roam the wildwood to him? the bounding stag. DALE F. ROSE. thsical Education: A.B., M.A., Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State University; ten years' teaching and coaching experience. He is football and baseball coach and assists in basketball. When called upon, us he fre- quently is, to rrcxke rm aftebdinner speech, he slings the palaver wilh oleuginous fluency. FRED SCHAEPERKLAUS. Practical Mu'h cmd Algebicz; six years' indusirial experience; lwenty-ihree years' teaching; B.Si. M.A., University of Cincinnati. He has a fine collection of Western scenic photography. He devotes much of his spare time to landscaping, as well as his photography WILLIAM SCHATZ. Machine Shop: began his ieachinq ccxreex twentyhone years ago, after spending fourteen years in industry: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University. He laves the tools and machines he works with and sets a splendid example of the respect the mechanic must have for his equipment. i241