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

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I. I. ZIEGLER, Practical Muthemulics and Algebra: iwelve years in industry: five years in teaching: M.EH Univemity of Cincinnati. He enjoys relaxing in the wide open spaces, using the seasonal sport as a pretext, EARL L. MCGEE, Head Storekeeper: had spent sixteen years in indusiry before coming to Automotive High School in 1928. The Great Miami will never be nveisocked with catfish as long as Earl is around. RUTH BRADFORD. Secretary: Miami University, Univer- sity of Wisconsin, University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Bradford came to us irom Western Hills She is the keeper of the B45. the C's, and the D's. DOROTHY RUST, Assislunt Secretary; Commercial High School. He: hobby is Central Vocational High School. She loves it. HARRY W. LITTLE, American History; twelve yecus in industry: fourteen years as a teacher: AB Witten- berg, University of Cincinnuiii He is a city father of Loveland. He has spent much time in his garden trying to bring his cabbages to c: head before 1he bunnies get them. MRS. A. MARNI, English; A.B., Cornell, Syracuse Uni- versity: six years' teaching experience. The drama claims he.r spare hours when she is not with her iamily, IVAN A. MYERS, English; five years' industrial expe- rienCe; fifteen years in teaching: A.B., DePuuw Univer- sily, Purdue University. Indiana Universiiy, Illinois University, Ball State Teachers' College, Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati. In his college days he won nalionci fame as a runner. Al present, as C! hobby. he is interested in metaphysical research. G. G. SNIDER. General Science; two years in industry: sixieen years as c: teacher: AiBu A.M,, University of Cincinnati, Columbia University. In his spare hours he is a scientific ugriculturisi and dairy farmer. E271

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ALEC E, WEAVER, Woodshop: twelve years in industry; eight years as a teacher; Teacher Training. University of Cincinnati cmd Wittenberg. He is interested in the Boy Scout movement, cmd is a district commissioner in that or- gunization. CHARLES F. W. WEISMAN, Electrical Shop: ien years in industry: fifteen years in teaching: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati. He always takes his camera on his many nature juunts. HOWARD WESLEY. Aeronautics Shop-Welding: twelve years in industry: seven and one-hctlf years teaching weld- ing. He is majoring in education at University of Cincin- nati. where he has taken his teacher-imining work. He likes to spend his spare lime fishing. CLARA M. WINSPEAR, Civics; AB A.M,, University of Cincinnati. She is a product of our Cincinnati school sys- tem. She relaxes in her garden: also satisfies a creative urge through interior decorating. GEORGE E. WINTER, Machine Co-ordinalor, Supervisor of War Production Training; sixteen years in industry, over- lapped with tweniy-five years of teaching. which began in World War I at University of Cincinnati: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati. He is cm enihusicxst of all forms of IUCing cmd devotes much time to it CHARLES WINTERS, Auiommive Shop: sixteen years in industIy: eighteen years leaching: Teacher Training, Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati. He loves his boats and fishing tackle. Almost any morning at six you could find him down at the river inspecting the stage. GEO E, WOOLLEY. Machine-Muthemutics. Pattern-Muth- ematics: tweniy yeuxs' industrial experience; thirty-two years' teaching experience: Teacher Training. University of Cincinnati. He likes a change of scenery and frequemly indulges in travel as a recreation. P. V. WOOLLEY, Muchine-Science. PctleIn-Science; fif- teen years' industrial experience: 18 years' ieachinq ex- perience: Teacher Training, University of Cincinnati. Like his bmther. he enjoys travel and picture taking. and makes much of it. hZGJ

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