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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1945 volume:

Ulm CENTRAL CRAFTSMAIXI 11111 '11 11 111 1 1 11111 1- 1 1 1 11113 ! 1 1111,1 111 1111'1 1L1' 1I : 11i111W1M3 M M 1i11 3 Q ' 1 11 11 V111 1, Wed W! 1 M 1 1. 1111 .' 11111 A !x,, 1 11 11 j 1 11 ,,11,11lw 111111 1 1111! 3 1111 1 -11 119 y111.1?1Hf 11 1- 1 1 11 11' 1 1 1X1 W V12 1, 11 1 P11111 I W1f' f ', 1 111 1 11M! wi 10? F1111 ' 1' 1 1 1 1111 1 WV1' W, 1111 1 1111111 1'1'31 3!'I1'11,! 111531 1 1 151,11 ,1 11111 W 11. 11 1111111 1 1 111 '1' 1 '1',1i ' 1 1111111 111111, 111j 1 ' 1 111' 1111 11111 11 11 111111 11111311 111 1TW' W 1? V11 5'111' 13 Q'1 1 1 Q1 1!' M 1 1 11111 E , 'V W' N1 W1 1 11111 'J' 111 11 W' Q' ' W .4 , 1 1 M 11111 , W1 1 1 111 1 1 11 1 V1 1 ' Q' 111 11 1 11 ' 1111 1 1 111111 111111111 1 1 1 1 1 JQ '111nI 1H,111 1 4 11 M1 111 1 11 .1111 V1f!1u, H V V,1'W 11 1 1 11 114, 1 ww P M111 ,1 1 11 11 V111 1, 1 1' 111 1 N 11T11'1 1 1111 1- 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1111 1 1 1! 1! , 1 1 -1 111 1 11111 1 W 1 Ml 111111111 N 1 1 '11 ' 11 L11 1111 1 ' 1115 J 11 fxj' -11! 111f 111' ' 1 I 11 111 1111 .111-1 1 1 11Q . W1 Ute 1 CENTRAL CRAFTSMEN XX xy ' A 'f ,fx X ix 'xl Qi ku e.,,....u. ffffefffffv: 4 X' P 4' ,- Nl 'T Y. ' 1 4 I dvhfwf in in X ul Published by Centrai vocational High School CINCINNATI, OHIO nineteen lzuncireci and forty-five Vol. 3 No, 1 191:11 1 1 ' 1 i i 1 1' W1 1 - W., 5 1 '11 1 W W ,hw-1111 1 1 W , , 1 1111. , 4 U 91' ' 1111 11 .1111 11 1 1 p 1 H , 11 .' 1 11 3,11 ,1 1 ' 1111 111, 1 1'111,11 ,1 W X' 1 1 . W 4 ' 11111 1111 111 1 ' gyrix' X1 Ei' ' , u 11 P 'H-'11, n N! ' MR. ROY E. CAHALL E41 Dedication l-HS volume is respeclfully dedicaled 'ro Mr. Roy E. Cahall, assis+an+ principal and able counselor of our school. Our of his many years of experience in edu- calion and business he has acquired a wisdom and resolufion seldom found in any field of en- deavor. Mr. Cahall's forlhrighl and judicious manner of exercising his 'ralenls and his genuine spirif of co-operalion have won for him Jrhe re- specl of bolh lhe sludenl body and lhe faculfy. We see Jrhese qualifies al work in our daily conlacls wirh him. We receive inspiralion from his coniidenr approach lo Jrhe daily problems of vocalrional school adminislralion. ln lhese froubled limes, lhis example of sea- soned slrenglh serves as a beacon, a guiding lighf, a poinler of fhe safe course lo lhose of limiled experience. We, who have been The observers of lhe growrh of lhe school under his counsel and guidance are profoundly graleful and Jralce 'rhis opporlunily for expression of our apprecialion. I51 WWu ?l? W ? V W' WW f r v N wr' W T x f hy' .gsm 'Azfw A 4' f -2, '- -A - Mn. an Fokssr KuNs vb. W ww E81 . M w w 1 Mud J, ver the .Hump OR several years American youfh have been flying men and maferials of war from India Over fhe l-lump info war-forn China. The Himalaya mounfains are fhe highesf in fhe world. Peaks fhaf can noi be flown over musf be flown around. Forced landings place fhe fliers in hosfile lands, from which exfreme courage, endur- ance, and adroifness offer fhe only chance for emerging alive. Cenfral Vocafional High School's Class of I945 is a parf of fhe global life now shaping. Where our grandparenfs fhoughf in 'rerms of farms and fownships, our parenfs in ferms of counfies and sfafes, and we, in furn, in 'rerms of nafions and federafions, This new generafion enfering human service musf fhink in ferms of empires and fhe enfire world. No family, no cify, no sfafe, nor any nafion may ever again live fo ifself alone. Leasf of all may any man do so. A new social order is in fhe making. Graduafes of fhe class of l945 face responsibilifies and opporfunifies wholly new and vasfly differenf. Figurafively speaking. we are Over fhe l-lump in our war efforf. Meefing and masfering condifions as fhey unfold during and affer our complefe vicfory over our nafional enemies is cerfain fo be a challenging experience. If can also be a broadening and wifhal a delighfful one. Affer fhe vicfory exfreme courage will be expecfed of youfh in order fhaf world condifions of human living may be such as fo preclude fhe chance of fufure wars occuring. The endurance of men will be fesfed as never before. nof even in fhe heighf of baffle. if fhe world is 'ro be broughf fo a fime and condifion where fhe men of all nations live happily fogefher in fhis world of ours. Faifh, pafience and charify will, fo you. be priceless in fhese coming days when your endurance under fhe condifions of rumor, sfrife and bickering will be fhe all-foo-common lof of men. Adroifness in dealing wifh The sifuafions as fhey face you as fhe world emerges from fhe darkesf days of ifs hisfory and fries fo find ifs way back fo sanify and kindly living, can be fhe mark of a Cenfral man's preparafion fo live in fhe new global sphere of influence. You men of fhe class of l945 can be cerfain fhaf each one of you is going fo be faced wifh more fhan one personal l-lump over which you are going fo have fo find your way or crash. Mosf of you will learn whaf if means fo be going if alone. lf is fhen fha? your courage, endurance and adroifness will be fesfed and we are confidenf fo believe fhaf in every case of a Cenfral man, he will be equal fo fhe needs of fhe occasion. Ray F. Ku ns l9l .Honor Roll During rhis school year Ihese young men have laid aside Their boolfs and gone our from among us Io iighl in The wars I'haI peace and freedom mighl be preserved Io ourselves and broughl Io all mankind. 'EJ X N- I HONOR ROLL I944-I945 AIR CORPS: Akers, Joseph Chrisly, Beauiord Kehrf, Louis ARMY: Bensinger, Slanley Busby, Arlhur Farrell, John I-Ieim, Edward I-Iill, Lawrence Mack, Louis Riley, Darold Roper, James Thomson, Richard Tiemeyer, Erwin Wieland, William Yannelli, Anlhony Zillaerburg, Leon O MARINE CORPS: Edwards, James Gordon, Floyd Schmilz, Williani Sullivan, Roberl MERCHANT MARINE: Brinlcmoeller, Carl Coffman, Ronald Ericlc, Charles Smilh, Richard Tyree, Gordon NAVY: Brug, Durward Carr, Roberr Carroll, Marvin Gehlerl, Charles Schroeder, James Scolr, Conley Ulen, Wallace Villari, Joseph Wifherby, Roberl Classes 5 V NX' W' - Seniors CLASS OFFICERS THOMAS CROWTHER, Vice Presidenf LESTER MUSE, Presidenf ALFRED VIRZI, Secrefary JOE MCQUESTEN, Treasurer H31 Ashfon, Daniel: Aviafion Division: a very con- scienlious sfudenf: Foofball, '42, '43, Capfain, '44: prefers fhe Navy, foofball, and lasf, buf noi leasl, sleeping: wanis a iob making S200 a week, slarling work af l2, quiffing al I wifh an hour off for lunch. Bielefeld, Charles Emil: Elecfrical Division: wanfs fo be an Elecfrical Engineer: Cenfral Craffsman, Associafe Manager and Business Manager, '45: Senior Band, '44, '45: will be called fo 'lhe Army Air Corps Enlisfed Reserves upon graduafion: likes girls and good old Cenfral. Bischak, William: Elecfrical Division: co-oped a+ Johnson Elecfrical Supply Company: wanis fo be an Elecfrical Confracfor: Baseball Man- ager, '43: prefers redheads. Brumback, Howard R.: Aviafion Division: life ambifion is lo be an Aeronaufical Engineer: Cheer-leader, '45: worked in slock room: wants fo ge+ info fhe Marine Air Corps: likes skafing and refrains from swooners. Burke, Roberf: Aviafion Division: came fo Cen- fral from Wi.hrow: Cenfral Craflsman, Ari Slaff, '44, '45: wanfs +o be an Aircraff Me- chanic: likes building model airplanes: likes birds and dogs: infends fo go lo fhe Army Air Corps Ground Crew: 335' Club, '4-5. Carpenfer, Wil'iam P.: Aufomofive Division: came lo Cenfral from Woodward: plans a Col- lege career: enioys dancing and music. Chappell, Charles: Pafiern Making Division: co-ops ai ihe Cresceni Paffern Works: inlends lo be a Paflern Maker and go hunfing and fishing all day on off days. Colvin, Dana: Aviafion Division: came fo Cen- fral from Wlfhrow: life ambilion is fo fly for fhe Army Air Forces: Rifle Club, '45: disiikes Japs, Nazis and Spiders: Civil Air Pafrol Ca- defs: 335 Club, '45. Conrad, Daniel: Aviafion Division: co-ops af Queen Cily Flying Service: 335 Club: '45: Rifle Club, '45: wanfs fo be a Commercial Filof: likes 'lhe Navy: hopes all fhe Mafh books will be desfroyed. Crowfher, Thomas: Aviafion Division: prefers 'lhe Merchanf Marines: Vice Presidenf of Senior Class, '45: 335 Club, '45: raises guinea pigs for fhe Army and makes a hobby of boafs: Senior Dance Commil+ee Chairman. Dion, Paul: Aviafion Division: Rifle Club, '44, '45: wanfs lo be an experl Aircraff Pilol and Mechanic: plans io go fo U. C. or a Technical College. Dugan, James: Communicalions Division: wanls lo be a Radio Operafor in 'rhe Navy: Sludenf Council, '45: likes Airplanes, Radio and Bing Crosby. Elbrechl, John: Avialion Division: co-ops al American Airlines: wanls lo be an Aircraf: Mechanic or a Pilof: lilies ihe Navy and model airplanes: 335 Club, '45. Fluharly, James: Avialion Division: came lo Cenfral from Wifhrow: wanls fo be an Avia+ion Mechanic: 335 Club, '45: confemplales ioin- ing +he Navy: lilies Bu+chering, Wine and Women: somefimes regarded as a problem child. Freeman, David: Communicafion Division: chief ambifion is fo open up a large Radio Shop in fhe hearl of fown: prefers fhe Army Air Corps. George, Joseph: Avialion Division: came 'lo Cenlral from S+. Xavier: wanfs fo ioin fhe Army Air Corps Enlisled Reserves: Rifle Club, '44: Treasurer, '45: 335 Club, Treasurer, '45: Slu- denf Council, '44, '45: Cenfral News Slaff, Re- porfer, '45: Cheerleader, '44, '45: likes girls and airplanes: a very good ducli-wallcer ai gym: Civil Air Palrol Cadels. Hammiff, Ellsworfh Edward: Avialion Division: came fo Ceniral 'From Wesfern Hills: wanls fo be an avialion pilol: '335 Club, '45: lilies +he Navy, movies and, nafurally, fhe young ladies. Hancoclc, John: Aviaiion Division: came lo Cen- lral from Wilhrow: life ambi+ion is lo grow old: Sludenl Council, Vice-Presidenf, '45: 335' Club, '45: inlends lo work af Lunlsen Airporl a'F+er leaving school: likes fhe Air Forces and teachers. Hedges, Donald: Elecfrical Division: wanfs lo be an Eleclrical Engineer: Cenlral Craffsman, '45: Sfudenf Council, '45: Ceniral News, '45: lilres 'the Merchanf Marines: is inspired by wri+- ing aboul' people. Heineman, James: Aviafion Division: came lo Cenfral from Wesiern Hifls: co-ops af Cincin- nali Aircrafl Service, '45: infends fo be an A and E Mechanic: Tracl: Team, '45: 335 Club, Secrefaryl '45: if lhe Army calls him, he pre- fers lhe Air Corps Enlisfed Reserves. Henn, Donald: Elecirical Division: wanls 'lo be an Elecirical Foreman or ioin ihe Merchanf Marines: likes double dares in large cars and is a moforcycling en+husiasl. Hofmann, Henry: PaHern Making Division: Foofball, '42, '43, '44: Baske+ball, '44: prefers The Army lo Cars and Dogs: liked by every- body: Cenlral Crafisman, '45: bound fo win. Humphries, John: Aviaiion Division: came lo Cenlral from Terrace Park: is a Co-op af Cin- cinnafi Aircrafi Service: confemplales being an A 8: E License Mechanic a'l'fer he is oufof fhe Naval Air Corps: Civil Air Palrol Cadeis: likes flying. Jenkins, Aubrey: Cabinef Making Division: is hoping +o be a Rockei Engineer: Track, '44, '45: won +wo l2l gold medals from Siafe and Dis- frici Cross Counfry frack meeis: infends io afrend College afier gradualion. Kunk, Vincenl' P.: Aviafion Division: came 'lo Cenfral from Weslern Hills: co-oped af Cin- cinnaii Aircraff Service, '44: wan+s io fly 'For lhe Marine Air Corps: Rifle Club, '44, Secre- lary, '45: Viclory Corps, '44: Cenlral Crafis- man, '44, Senior Edilor, '45: Sfudeni Council, '44: 335 Club, Vce-Presideni, '45: General Chairman, Senior Dance. Leonard, Howard L.: Auiomofive Division: will fake up Diesel Engines before enlisiing in 'Phe Navy: Track, '44: dislikes un'idy workers. Massar, John: Aviafion Division: came here from S+. Xavier: would like fo become an Aero- naufical Engineer: has joined fhe Navy: 335 Club: likes bofh blondes and bruneffes. ..... . McQues+en, Joseph: Aviafion Division: coniem- plafes being an aircraff mechanic: Fooiball, '44: Baskefball, '43, '44: Track, Sludenl' Manager, '43: wanls io ioin ihe Navy, '45: Spring Dance Commiffee Chairman: Treasurer, Senior Class. Moorman, Alvin: Aviafion Division: wanls lo be an Aeronaulical Engineer: Band, '45: Viclory Corps, '44: Cenfral News S+a'FF, '45: worked in fhe sfock room, '43: favors ihe Navy: 335 Club, '45: c'aims he has never had a dale. Tha'f's nofhing fo brag aboul, Alvin. Morris, William: Avialion Division: would raiher have a good 'lime lhan anylhing: Foolball, '45: likes ihe Navy. Mueller, Richard O.: Elecfrical Division: co- oped a+ Johnson Elecirical Company: wanis +o be an Elecirical Coniracior: is one of Ceniral's besi Sporf fans. Muse, Lesier: Auiomo'l'ive Division: wanfs io work as an aufo mechanic before ioining 'lhe Army Air Corps: Presidenf of Senior Class, '45: Foofball, '444: Track, '44: Siudeni Council, '45: likes hard work: could sif down and waich ii all day. Reinsiailer, Norber+: Aviaiion Division: wanis fo be an Aeronauiical Engineer: 335 Club, '45: Vicfory Corps, '44: a srudious fellow, he aniicipafes going 'io college: prefers ihe Navy: Senior Dance Commiiiee Chairman. Roesch, Clifford: Aviaiion Division: co-ops ai American Airlines: wanfs io fly or repair air- crafi for 'ihe Army Air Corps: 335 Club, '45. Tenhover, Alvin B.: Woodwork Division: will be back in Ceniral nexf year for a posi graduafe course: wanis fo ioin ihe Navy Sea-Bees. Toile, Paul: Aviafion Division: Band, '44, Drum Major, '45: 335 C'ub, '45: Ceniral Craffs- man, Underclass Ediior, '45: wanfs io ioin ihe Navy: likes skafing: siock room, '44. Virzi, Alfred: Aviafion Division::came io Cen- +ral from Wes+ern Hills: wanis io be an Avia- lion Mechanic: '335 Club, '45: Cenfral News, '45, wrofe ihe column Yours Truly: Civil Air Pairol Cadeis: Siudeni' Council, Secreiary, '45: says women are his hobby: Senior Class Sec- refary, '45. Weglage, William: Elecirical Division: is aiming for a iob wiih Wesfinghouse: would like 'io ioin 'ihe Marines and ride around in a Jeep all day. Wells, Norman: Aviafion Division: came io Ceniral from Woodward: Track, '45: likes fhe Army Air Corps besi followed by all sporis in- cluding Bowling, Foofball and Baskeiball. Wiliams, Roberi' K.: Aviaiion Division: came io Cenfral 'from Wifhrow: wanfs fo be an Aero- naufical Engineer: Senior Band, '44, '45: Cen- iral Crafisman, '44, Ediior-in-Chief, '45: Siudeni Council, Presideni, '45: 335 Club, Presidenf, '45: Civil Air Pafrol Cadeis, Isl' Sgi. Cadei Commander: will be called inio ihe Army Air Corps Enlisied Reserves upon graduaiion: likes everyihing and hares noihing. X wr fri, Wilson, Dewey: Aviafion Division: infends fo be a Masfer A 8: E Mechanic: Foofball, Man- ager, '44: Baskefball, Manager, '44, '45: likes good sporfsmanship: prefers fhe Navy Air Corps: Cenfral Craffsman, '45, Sporfs Edifor, '45: 335 Club, '45. Wissel, Frank J.: Aufomofive Division: co-oped af Greenlee Garage: likes guns and hunfing: boughf a wrecked car and did a 'line iob of re- building if: ioined fhe Marines in February. Yanneffi, Anfhony: Aviafion Division: Baskcf- ball, '43, '44: Track, '43: is now on fhe greafesf feam in fhe world, fhe Unifed Sfafes Army: 335 Club. Riley, Darold E.: Aviafion Division: in his Happy Go Lucky way, he likes all branches of Sporfs: is now pifching for fhe U. S. Army in limifed service. Spenf parf of his furlough visifing Cenfral wifh his mofher. 9 YW.. fiilg XM?-as V . , S ir! ,J H81 Sy' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY E are a small senior class-compared To The usual run oT CenTral's senior classes-Tor when CenTral was organized nearly Three years ago, due To The condiTions oT organizaTion There was no sophomore class. ConsequenTly, iT was noT expecTed aT ThaT Tirne ThaT any greaT senior class oT l945 should emerge. YeT There is a senior class oT 1945. NOT a greaT one in numbers perhaps-There are only TiTTy-seven oT us and some oT These already serving Their counTry-buT a class in which all of us have greaT TaiTh. The senior class of I9-45 is drawn Trom Two groups. ParT oT The class consisTs oT The boys who enTered CenTral as Treshmen in The Tall oT l942 when The newly Tormed CenTral VocaTional High School TirsT opened iTs doors and who have since Tollowed an acceleraTed program. These boys were under The dual sTrain oT organizaTion and The Task oT geTTing Their school work. Much oT The TirsT year was spenT in The equalizaTion of classes and The organizaTion and seTTing up oT our shops and classes. The remainder of The class is made up of boys who have come To CenTral during The pasT 2 or 3 years as sophomores or iuniors and who have had one or more years Training in anoTher high school. Many oT These boys experienced diTliculTy in becoming acclimaTed To The new seT-up. As The end oT The year approached, mosT boys leTT Tor Their vacaTions or jobs. buT There were some who sTayed Tor The summer session in order To graduaTe in Three years. ThaT summer was The mosT diTliculT one, because oT The shorTness oT The Time and because oT The heaT. ATTer geT- Ting Two crediTs Tor The summer's work, a Two week's vacaTion was allowed beTore The winTer session began. Since liTTle work was needed in organizaTion, during The second year, more Time was de- voTed To sTudies. MosT of The boys were well acquainTed wiTh The rouTine and we had earned our crediTs and were again sweaTing iT ouT in summer school beTore we realized iT. Beginning our lasT and senior year we saw a Tew new Taces from The academic high school added To The special class Tor seniors. We were deTermined To make The mosT of our lasT year in high school in spiTe of The TacT ThaT we shall undoubTedly be The smallesT senior class ever To be graduaTed Trom CenTral. Class organizaTion was insTiTuTed under The direcTion oT Mr. Wagner, who was appoinTed by Mr. Kuns To acT as senior advisor. An elecTion was held To choose class oTTicers Trom The candi- daTes chosen by The class. Then, The class planned a social calendar. ATTer much arbiTraTion, iT was agreed To give a dance aT CenTral. The daTe was seT Tor March 23. DecoraTions, reTreshmenTs, TickeTs and oTher problems presenTed many diTTiculTies, buT capable comrniTTees looked aTTer all The deTails, and everyThing was in readiness Tor The big nighT. ThirTy-nine couples and Twelve sTags aTTended The dance, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Miller. The music was provided by our own Duke Duffy and his orchesTra. The evening was one, long To be remembered. Plans are in progress Tor a Senior Prom and a picnic. AlTogeTher, we Teel our senior year has been a mosT happy one. Some oT us will graduaTe in June, buT many of us, who co-oped, will have To do addiTional work To geT The required crediTs, so we will noT graduaTe unTil Augusf. Al- Though all oT us are glad To Tinish our work, sTill we will always cherish in our hearTs a warm spoT Tor our Alma MaTer, CenTral VocaTional l-ligh School. JAMES DUGAN, l945. T191 SENIOR REGISTER Adams, Charles H. Hofmann, Henry 3960 Vine Slreei 34 W. University Avenue Ashion, Dan Holder, Earl 339 Milion Sfreef i9l5 Cenhal Avenue Beck, Roy Wayne Humphries, JOhn 3l34 Odin Avenue 32 Cenier Sfreei, Newiown, Ohio Benzinger, Sianley Jenkins, Aubrey Army 2635V2 Viciory Parkway Berry, William Kunlc, V. Paul 423I Eileen Drive 754 Chafeau Avenue Bielefeld, Emil Leonard, Howard Box I37, RR No. 7, Coral Gables Drive 375i Beechmoni Avenue Bischak, William Massar, John l30 E. McMicl:en Avenue Il39 S+. Gregory Slreei Brinlcmoeller, Carl McOuesien, Joe Merchant Marine IBI3 Fairfax Avenue Brug, Durward Minges, Richard Navy Box 262 Race Road Burke, Roberi Moorman, Alvin 2I4I Easiern Avenue l706 Queen Cify Avenue Brumbaclc, Howard Morris, William 2000 Elm Sfreei, Norwood 2266 Vine S+reef Burkhardr, Philip Mueller, Richard 5525 Raceview Avenue 4I25 Francis Avenue Carpenier, William Muse, Lesier 8l3 Findlay Sfree+ 3423 W. Eighlh Sfreei Chappell, Charles Reinsiailer, Norberl' 3844 Odin Avenue 5I20 Ralph Avenue Colvin, Dana Riley, Darold 3725 Maple Park Avenue Army Conrad, Daniel Roesch, Clifford 44l Wilke Drive I636 Carll Sfreef Crowiher, Thomas Schmiiz, William ll23 Salisbury Drive Marine Corps Dion, Paul Sullivan, Roberi 32l6 Broiherion Road Marine Corps Dugan, James Tapp, Roberl 473 Missouri Avenue I553 Pleasani Sfreef Elbrechi, John Tenhover, Alvin 222I Beechmonf Avenue I20- W. 65+h S+ree+ Farrell, John Thesing, Roloeri Army 7l56 Dillward Avenue Fluhariy, James Tiemeyer, Erwin I638 Su++on Sfreei Army Freeman, David Tolle, Paul i950 Bigelow Sfreef l6l2 Graniwood Avenue Garner, William Virzi, Alfred 7l36 Rosewood Avenue l605 Minion Avenue Gehleri, Charles Wallace, Ulen Navy Navy George, Joseph Weglage, William 257 Builer Sireef 4284 Hillside Avenue Gordon. Floyd Wells, Norman Marine Corps 2l7 W. I5+h Sireei Hammiii, Ellsworfh Williams, Roberi 2635 Bridgeiown Road 3539 Hudson Avenue Hancock, John Wilson, Arihur 49I0 Marburg Avenue 5422 Owasco Avenue Hedges, Donald Wilson, Dewey l 4I43 Langford Sfreef I5l9 Knowl+on Sfreei Helm. Edward Wissel, Frank , A mY Marine Corps Heineman, James Yanneiri, Anfhony 283i McKinley Avenue Army Henn, Donald Zilberberg, Leon 5656 Cheviof Road Army l, 20 l uniors JUNIOR HISTORY The TirsT Treshman class To enTer CenTral VocaTional T-ligh School was enrolled on SepTember 8, l942. Some OT The boys were senT To The McMillan STreeT Colony, while oThers remained in The main building. MosT boys quickly adiusTed Themselves To The new rouTine, presenTed To Them by experienced and able insTrucTors. Under Their guidance, The TirsT year passed quiclcly even Though iT was a diTTiculT one because our school was newly organized. The Tollowing SepTember, The boys reTurned To Their classrooms and shops Tor Their second year. Old Triendships were renewed and new ones begun, as The year progressed. Many were inTeresTed in sporTs and sophnnores were well rerseenTed on all The Teams. The boys became ac' quainTed wiTh The various machines in The shops and learned The conTrol and use oT Them, as Time passed. The nexT Tall, The Class oT I946 reTurned Tor iTs Third year aT CenTral, The boys were as- signed To The speciTic shops To learn The vocaTion They had selecTed, since rnosT oT The sTudenTs had Tinished Their relafed subjecTs. A class elecTion was held, wiTh Jaclc SmiTh being chosen Tor presidenT. Again, as in The preceding year, The iunior class was heavily represe Tad in aThleTics. Some boys were proudly displaying new leTTers on Their sweaTers. Many were parTicipaTing in The newly Torrned band. BoaT rides, slcaTing parTies and oTher acTiviTies made liTe aT CenTral a pleasurable one. The nexT year These boys will have The honor oT being seniors, aTTer which They will Talce Their places in The indusTrial world, as The TirsT regular Tour year graduaTes oT CenTral VocaTional High School. CLIFFORD BLYMYER, I9-46 FRANK ST-IULTZ, I946 T211 Edwin Adams Phillip Allen Alvin Anderson Huey Angel Marion Arbino Roberi Arclubold Philip Asher Rober+ Berling John Bernzoli Edward Bird Roberi Bleier Bernard Blusl Clililord Blymyer Alberl' Bonapfel Pafricl: Boone William Bowser Richard Brunk Waller Burlre Roberf Bush Tony Capouola Nick Clemens James Combs Richard Cox Les+er Delnner Chesler Eadler John Field Marlin Folliclr John Frank William Funlr Thomas Gelinslci Roberl' Gerlancl Donald Gradolf Bernard Griewe Lavere Henderson Marlin Hinderberger Ray Hoendorf James Hoffman Paul Hoffman Charles Holly Carl Huelsman Theodore Hulchinson Silvio Iannelli Bob lmbus Earl Keller James Kiffrneyer William Kirchner Joe Kluesener William Kroeger v? was ---,f 'R if wg-.ms . -.suv 'dv' -vi.,-.p No.4 John Kunlz Arfhur Leidecker Roberf Lehmkuhl Donald Luebberl Roberl Lueclue Louis Mack Eugene Marlin Roland Maurer Nick Meale Larry Meyer Jack Naber Clemens Oenbrinln Glenn Paul Richard Pefers Theodore Pushin Joseph Reindl John Rievley Thomas Robinson William Sanders Calvin Schawe Melvin Schear Jack Schmidl James Schroeder Joseph Schulle William shields Frank sliiillz Philip Sicurella Reber? siegm George Sielrberf Jack Smifln Robert Smi+lw Ernesl Spaulding Jerome Spohr William Sfeuer Paul Sfoehr Edward Sione Roland Taylor Paul Teller George Theslren Donald Tilfon Cecll Tolfen John Veiiel Calvin Welsenberger Horace Wilson Dona'd Wlnkelman Roberf Wlfherby Leo Weriman MVllllam Wrlghf -. . .,,.., , 1 l xl Q 1 A E 1 X if Ex i l 'X' hlll 5. B 4 I ax x ' i'ii:.'l4ilf 'UF .4-- W wi' 1'5 Adams, Charles Hun'rer Adams, Edwin Akers, Joseph Cooper Allen, Phillip Henry Anderson. Alvin Odell Angel, Huey Arbino, Marion Vincenl Archbold, Roberr Thomas Asher, Philip Berling, Roberl' Bernard Berns, Alberl Leo Bernzolr, John Rober+ Bird, Edward Bleier, Roberl John ' Blush Bernard OH Blymyer, Clifford Bonapfel, Alberl John Boone, Pa+rick Joseph Bowser, William Brosch, Anlhony Brunk, Richard Thomas Burke, Waller Busby, Ar+hur Howard Bush, Roberr Lee Capozzola, Anfhony Joseph Carpenier, Willam Clemens, Nick Combs, James Cox, Richard Norman Dehner, Lesler Duffy, Roberl Eadler, Chesler Richard Edwards, James David Ewing, Harry Field. John Ross Fleming, William Follick, Marlin Frank, John Frick, Charles A. Funk, William Gelinski, Thomas Alberl Gerland. Roberl Fred Gradolf, Donald JUNIGR CLASS REGISTER Greiwe, Bernard Herman Grolhaus, Raymond Henderson, Lavere Hill, Lawrence Hinderberger, Marlin Hoffman, James Paul Hoffman, Paul Joseph Holly, Charles Huelsman, Carl William Hulchinson, Theodore lannelli, Silvio Anfhony lmbus, Bob Jones, Allred William Keller, Earl John Kesel, Paul Alberl Kiffmeyer, James Cos+ello Kirchner, William Kl-uesener, Joe Kroeger, William Kunlz, John Waller Leidecker, Arlhur George Lehmkuhl, Roberl Anlhony Luebbers. Leonard Aloysius Luebberl, Donald Ernesi Luecke, Roberl Mack, Louis Elmer Marlin, Eugene Edgar Maurer, Roland George Mayer, Bob McQueen, Louis Meale, Nick William Meyer, Larry Naber, Jack Lewis Naiicchioni, Louis Joe Nose, George Dewey Oenbrink Clemens ii O'Shea, George Daniel Paul, Glenn Pelers, Richard Augusl Pushin, Theodore D. Reindl, Joseph John Rievley, John Robinson, Thomas izeifi Sanders, William James Schawe, Calvin Louis Schear, Melvin Rober+ Schmidt Jack Schroeder, James Joseph Schulle, Joseph Vincenl Schweer, Harry Lawrence ScoH, Cohley Jackson Shields, William Shullz, Frank Sicurella, Philip Joseph Siegerf, Roberf Paul Siekloerl, George Joseph Smilh, Jack Louis Smilh, Richard James Smi'rh, Roberl' Spaulding, Ernesl Spohr, Jerome M. Slahl, Richard Sleuer, William George Sloehr, Paul Joseph Sfone. Edward Leo Sweifzer, Thomas Bernard Taucherl, Millon Carl Taylor, Roland Harry Teller, Paul Thieken, John William Thesken, George William Tillon. Donald Edward ToH'on, Cecil Veflel, John Roberl' - Walkins, Roy Weisenberger. Calvin Wilkin, Charles Nelson Wilson, Horace G. Wilson, Howa rd Richa rd-Deceased Winkelman, Donald Wilherby, Roberl' Paul Wor+man, Leo Anlhony Wrighl, Billy Joe Zechmeisler, Nicholas Edward Sophomores 7 . . 5 1 a 5 4336 'll I Xl ll' ' Y 'tgps I Vi? 5 Q55 ss. ig X22 Ll ' lll,.' 4 L SOPHOMORE HISTORY Sepfember 7, I943 was a new experience for us freshmen af Cenfral Vocafional High School, for fhere we mef new feachers, had new subiecfs and were infroduced fo more shops fhan we had ever lcnown before, We were new, and fhe seniors, iuniors and even fhe sophomores were envied by us. New friends were mef and old ones discovered. We liked fhe shops very much, buf found English, mafhemafics and science, required worlc af home in fhe evenings. Physical educafion under Coach Schmidf, also, was no picnic. Many a boy duck-walked under fhe rule of our physical direcfor. We had pep meefings and many of us wenf fo foofball games, buf our enfhusiasm was laclcing unfil we seffled down fo worlc fo see iusf how fhis new school operafed and whaf if had fo offer. There came fogefher in Sepfember, I944, again, from all parfs of fhe cify, a large group of boys, who had learned fhe preceding year fhe opporfunifies fhaf Cen- fral Vocafional High School had fo offer. We had one ambifion in our hearfs, namely, fo claim Cen'rral as our alma rnafer. We had a wide range of inferesfs. Many of us favored aviafion because we heard so many romanfic fales abouf if, buf some of us found we were beffer fiffed for ofher deparfmenfs. Welding was popular among many of us fellows. Ofher fields which we chose were aufomofive, sheef mefal, woodwork, elecfricify, machine shop, allied con- sfrucfion, aircraff engines and radio. Alfhough we did nof formally organize as a group fhis year, our class showed promise for fufure solidarify as we developed some leaders. Mosf of fhe boys will confinue fheir educafion, some will drop ouf, buf whafever we do, Cenfral will always sfand for fhe fraining if gave us for fhe indusfrial world. Wallace Posfallian I'-747 Carl Waldbillig I947 E271 28 Howard Alaernalhy James Adams Pal Agnew Arlhur Alexander Anfhony Allegra William Arms+rong Donald Bahr Donald Bang John Barnes Norberl' Beckman William Bloomfield Louis Boehm Carl Bracher Roger Branigan Richard Broclrer Charles Brown Fred Brown Lesfer Burch Fred Burck James Bryan? John Campbell James Cannon Paul Clingerman John Collins Billy Council Jack Dawley Jack DeHart Roy Dixon Donald Dreher Thomas Dwyer Elmer Eilrens Cliliord Ellingion Edwin Ellis Carl Evans Frank Feller Donald Filzgerald Roberf Ferneding Carl Fieler Alvin Fleclcenslein George Fosfer Edward Freeze Neal Frosl Earl Frye William Funk Melvin Gad: Jim Gehlerf Marvin Geiser Raymond George Charles Gerard Jeremiah Gibson Millard Gi'rea+h Theodore Gligor John Goodloe Donald Greve Herberf Greve Donald Grubler Carl Haerr William Harbaugh Donald Hard+ Lesler Heineman Eugene Hembree Charles Henderson lrvin Herrmann Charles Hellesheimer Anfhony Hefzer Edwin Hickman Bernard Hicks William Hill Richard Humperl' Fred Humphries Gene Hunf Clarence Hufchinson Slanley Hyde Richard Jaobs Edward Kalhman Alberf Kay Philip Kennedy John Keyes George Korner Nicl: Kosloff Charles Kuhlenberg Donald Kuhlman Ramon Landenwilch Paul Laub Roberl Laulenschlager Roberf Leon David Light William Lohrum Freddie Lowman Ralph Luebberf Roberf Lulcen Cecil Lulher Paul Mann William Mason Frank MeBee Neal McNeal Herberf McPl1aiI Arfhur Mees Richard Mees Joseph Mercurio Jack Messerschmifl' Norberl Mefle Howard Meyer Roberl' Miller William Miller David Mifchell Russel Moclrbee Gene Molyneaux Z9 3U Monas Monhollon Norberf Monson John Moore Shelby Moore Tom Morgan Edgar Morgan Richard Morgan James Morris Cleius Neiheisel Ches+er Noon Lesier Nubber David Nugenl Juluis Ochs John Overberg John Page Harry Parker Jack Pechiney Joseph Pe+er Ray Pefers Wallace Posiallian Elberi Presfon Richard Rahn Frank Rapien Herman Rapien Jack Reed James Reidel Richard Remmy Roberf Reiser Charles Rifchie Ted Robbins William Robbins Raymond Roefiing Theodore Ross Roger Russell Donald Sales Louis Schaefer John Schoenfeld Joseph Schreibeis Raymond Schwarh Hugh Sears Joe Seschnaydre Roberi Shipman Donald Shockey Roberi Sloan John Smalley Alexander Smiih Donald Smiih Edward Smifh Franl: Sorfer Craig Spifzfaden Wallace S+urgeon Willis Supe Henry Swari Donald Tarvin Paul Taylor Roberf Tenhundfeld Alberi Tenhunfeld Donald Thomas William Turner Ollie Turner Roberf Turner Franklin Upfon John VanFossen Erwin VanHook Joseph Villari George Wagner Ralph Wagner Carl Waldbillig Jael: Wallers Alberf Webb Jack Wells Raymond Wenfworih Leo Werning Edward Wessel Henry Whife Lloyd Wile Jaclr Wilson Weldon Winningham, Jr. Carl Wues+ Waller Burlre Louis Cunh Robert Gaius Joseph Bill William Rapien .--aa-.uu4-nu-4.xx.m.,v., 'E??W?',Ii'f'-M' f N ,- R f I: N X N 9,1 1 fy , 6 . .521 I3 Abernalhy, Howard Adams, James Agnew, Pai Aldridge, Cloude Alexander, Arlhur Allegra, Anrhony Apple, Delberl Archbold, Roberi' Armsirong, William Arihur, Paul Bahr, Donald Bang, Donald Barnes, John Beckman, ,Norberr Bill, Joseph W. Black, Jerrold Blier. Roberl Bloomfield, William Boehm, Louis Bracher, Carl Branigan, Roger Brocker, Richard Brown, Charles Brown, Fred Burch, Lesier Burck, Fred' Bryant James Alberf Byrd, Levi Campbell, John Cannon, James Carroll, Marvin Cavanaugh, Giles Cawfhon, Andrew Clingerman, Pa-ul Collins, John Coilman, Ronald Joseph Council, Billy Cunlz, Louis Cusick, William Daly, John Dawley, Jack Dawson, lvan DeHart Jack Dixon, Roy Dreher, Donald Slanley Dwyer, Thomas Eikens, Elmer Ellingron, Clitiord Ellis, Edwin England, Wayne Evans, Carl Feller, Frank Filzgerald, Donald Fleckenslein, Alvin W. Ferneding, Roberl' Fieler, Carl Fliehman, Benjamin SOPHOMORES Follick, Mariin Fred Fosler, George Freese, Edward Frost Neal Frye, Earl Funk, William Gade, Melvin Gaius, Rober+ Gehlert Jin Geiser, Marvin George, Raymond Gerard, Charles Gibson, Jeremiah Gilrealh, Millard Gligor, Theodore Goodloe, John Gregory, Abbie Greve, Donald Greve, Herberi Grubler, Donald Haerr, Carl Halenbraedl, Charles Harbaugh, William Hardt Donald Heineman, Lesler Hembree, Eugene Henderson, Charles J. Herrmann, Irvin Heiresheimer, Charles Helier, Anihony Hickman, Edwin Hicks, Bernard Hill, William Hoendort Ray Humpert Richard Humphries, Fred A. Hunt Gene Hulchinson, Clarence Hyde, Sianley Iloy. Joe Jackson, Cleo Jacobs, Richard Kalhman, Edward Kay, Alberl' Kehrt Richard Kennedy, Philip Keyes, John Kirchner, William E. Korner, George Koslott Nick Kuhlenberg, Charles Kuhlmann, Donald Landenwirch, Ramon Laub, Paul Laulenschlager, Roberi Leon, Roberl Light David Lohrum, William Lowman, Freddie Luebbert Ralph Luken, Roberi Lulher, Cecil Mann, Paul Marks, Richard Mason, William McBee, Frank McNeal, Roberi' Neal McPhail, Herberl Mees, Arlhur Mees, Richard Mercurio, Joseph Messerschmiit Jack Merle, Norberr Meyer, Howard Meyer, Lawrence Miller, Roberi Miller, William Miichell, David Mockbee, Russel Molyneaux, Gene Monhollon, Monas Monson, Norberl' Moore, John Moore, Shelby E. ' Moran, Tom Morgan, Edgar Morgan, Richard Ralph Morris, James Ray Neiheisel, Clelus Noon, Chesfer Nubber, Lesier ,Nugent David Ochs, J-ulius Overberg, John Page, Paul Parker, Harry Pechiney, Jack Pelrey, Donald Peiers, Ray Posfallian, Wallace Preslon, Elberf Rahn, Richard Rapien, Frank Rapien, Herman Rapien, William Reed, Jack Reidel, James Remmy, Richard Rieser, Roberi Riichie, Charles Robbins, Ted Robbins, William, E. Robinson, Thomas Roe+'ring, Raymond B. Roper, Jimmie Ross, Theodore 321 Ruby, Mack Russell, Roger Sales, Donald Schaefer, Bruce Schaefer, George Louis Schoenield, John Schreibeis, Joseph Schwarlz, Raymond Sears, Hugh Seicshnaydre, Joe Shipman, Roberl Shockey, Donald Sloan, Roberl Smalley, John Smilh, Alexander Smiih, Donald Smi+h, Edward Smirh, William Sorier, Frank Spirziaden, Craig Slarzynski, Joe Frank Siurgeon, Wallace Supe, Willis Swart Henry Tarvin, Donald Taylor, Paul Teller, Paul Tenhundield, Roberr Tenhunfeld, Alberl Thomas, Donald Tudor, Gene Turner. Bill Turner, Ollie Turner, Roberl' L. Uecker, Eugene Upron, Franklin VanFossen, John VanHook, Erwin Villari, Joseph Wagner, Fred Wagner, George Wagner, Ralph Waldbillig, Carl Walker, Richard Waliers, Jack Webb, Alberl Wells, Jack Weniworih, Raymond Werning, Leo Wessel, Edward While, Henry Wile. Lloyd Wilson, Jack Winningham, Weldon, Jr Wuebben, Lesler, R. Wuest Carl Yeager. Melvin l:fSSl'iiTiE3I'1 safe 0 .D ia' l l On Sepfember 5, I944, a confingenf of young men, five hundred sfrong, arrived af Cenfral Vocafional High School. Regisfrafion in home rooms, an educafional apfifude fesf, a curious look info shops and class rooms, infroducfions fo insfrucfors, exchange of greefings wifh old ac' quainfances and meefing lofs of new ones-fhese were some of fhe evenfs of our firsf day in high school. By fhe close of fhe firsf week of school, we had come fo know fhe lunchroom, fhe physical educafion deparfmenf, fhe shop and classroom roufines, fhe assemblies and fhe fire drills. Exfra-curricular acfiviiies of inferesf fo boys,- bowling, glee club, band and orchesfra, ama- fuer hour confesfs, Chrisfmas programs, foofball, baskefball, pep meefings claimed affenfion of many of us, and by fhe fime fhe Chrisfmas holidays came, fhe 'rime had passed so rapidly, we could hardly realize fhaf mid-year examinafions were near. The posf-holiday period meanf a monfh of infensive sfudy and a review of shop and class work, so 'rhaf we could come fhrough fhe fesfs wifh flying colors, we hoped. The examinafions over and classes reorganized, we sfarfed fhe work of fhe second semesfer feeling like old fimers. ln fhe spring, many of us wenf ouf for baseball and frack, and some afhlefic falenf was discovered among agile sprinfers. By fhe end of fhe year we found ourselves planning for fhe nexf school year. Some of us decided fo accelerafe our courses by confinuing our school work during fhe summer, while ofhers 'rook iobs fo help in fhe war efforf. June has found us wifh a feeling of accomplishmenf and anficipafion of a new school year when we no longer will be frosh , buf experienced Cenfral sfudenfs. JOHN G-RIESER, I948. i331 34 Anfhony Alexander William Albers William Anhofer William Arand Jack Arlinghaus William Arnold Donald Arrige Anfhony Assalone John Bareswili Richard Barker Carl Bayer John Bellissimo Edward Bennefl Eddie Ben+on Donald Berling Gilkzerl Bird Donald Blum Theodore Boing Thomas Boles Harry Bolia Vince Bonhaus Roberl Borgemenke Donald Bradley William Bramlage Francis Braun Carroll Brewer Rober+ Bricka Paul Brinkman Roberl Brill' Arfhur Brooks, Jr. David Brown Henry Brown James Brown Cliliford Bryan? Edward Busch Howard Callahan Sebasfian Caminifi Charles Carpen+er Roberf Carr Alberl' Carfer John Carler Roberl' Case Darrell Chinn John Clark Sfanley Clark Billy Clock William Condon Thomas Conner Elvin Coombs Jack Cowan Prenris Cravens James Crushman Michael Crushman Eugene Culp William Dauer Sianley Davis William Davis Kennefh Deifers Donald DeVore Donald Diersing Glenn Doddy Harry Doeplre Donald Drake Eugene Dralxe Carl Duenne Samuel Dunham William Dunn Donald Duwel William Edwards John Ehling Wilberf Enderle William Enderle Donald England Edward Epure Richard Evans David Ferry Donald Fields Felice Fiorda Roberf Flack Roberf Flacke Donn Flanders John Flanigan Millon Fleihman William Fluegeman Owen Ford Heron Frazier John Freels Roberi Freeze Carl Frey Donald Friclre Paul Frodge William Galland Donald Geclrs Lawrence Glaser William Gordon Roberf Graff Paul Graves Edward Gray Joseph Graybeal Joseph Green Ray Green Charles Greer John Grieser Thomas Grob William Grob William Harshaw Karl Hascharf Harry Ha++on 35 36 Daniel Hayes Bernard Henke William Henson Donald Herren Sfanley Hess Ralph Hilveri Paul Hollingsworih Joe Holmes Paul Hopkins Wil iam Hopkins Alberf Hopper Jack Hopper Glenn Horn Roberi Horion Norman Humperi Charles Huni George Hus+ Charles Ingersoll Lawrence Jacobs Alberi Jenkins Thomas Jones. Thomas Jones, Sfanley Jones James Judy Donald Juilfs Michael Kappa Donald Kamps Paul Kafhman Richard Kees Arfhur Kemplin George Kennedy Charles Kerley Harold Keiz Kenneih Kibler Donald Kiffmeyer Raymond Kisf Eugene Kleeman Thomas Kloih Ralph Koenig Carl Koeppe Roberi Kroeger Roberi' Kron Curiis Kueihe Charles Kunfs Ralph Langenbach William Lape Rudolph Lawrence Henry Leimburger Danie Leo Edward Lockwood Jack Loveless Norman Lowrey Raymond Lueck William Luers James Mariini John McCoy Ernesf McFarland Alberf McQueen Helburn Meadows Charles Mefford Lawrence Mefford Waller Merferf Herberi Merrirf John Meffey Louis Me+z Bernard Meyer Roberr Meyers Donald Miller Edward Miller Richard Miller Ralph Minella Samuel Monferosso WaI+er Moore Rudolph Morris Franl: Mafacia Glenn Murphy Douglas Murray Paul Newcomb Allen Newhouse Roloerl' Nieporfe Norberf Ober William Oberhage Elmer Odell William O'Hearn Richard Orlando Simone Orlando Fred Oswold Clarence Pa'Ff Edward Palmer Franl: Panzeca Ralph Pappenheimer Harry Parlcer Willard Parro'H Carl Pafriclr Jimmie Pafrick Louis Pauly Roberi Peeiz Jaclc Pendery Sebasiian Pefrillo Vincenf Pierani Donald Pierson Eugene Popham George Porfwood Kennefh Purlriser Joe Railey Wilbur Reeves Alberf Reginelli Thomas Rei.ly i37 38 Leo Reinlie Charles Reufeman Roberf Rice Milte Richier Alfred Ridouf Donald Riedel Rober+ Rigsby John Riley Donald Ri'Her James Riffer Sfanley Riffer Alexander Roberio Owens Robinson Allen Roesel Alberi Rogers Ted Rogers John Rohling Donald Rosenfeld Harry Rumplce James Rumplre Lawrence Rupp Arlhur Rilferholz Karl Sanders Anfhony Sansone Jean Schaefer Carl Schehr Donald Schmidf Gus Schmifz Norberi Schroeder Franlr Schulle Huberf Sch ulie Joseph Schwendenmann Donald Schwind Ted Segbers James Selser Henry Shawhan Roy Shinkle Raymond Skidmore Roberf Sinnard John E. Smifh Jason Smifh Leroy Smiih Paul Smifh William Smifh Charles Spivey Leroy Springmeier Lesler Slacy William S+amper Donald Sfeinlrer Howard Srenger Reginald Sfewarl Roberf Slorch Louis S+rassburger Emil Sfreder 39 John Suddarrh Julius Susshine Telford Sales Elmer Scalf Edward Taylor Paul Taylor Richard Templefon Everelf Theege Eugene Theobald James Thompson James Tillon Donald Toepferl Merrill Tribble William Troll Anfhony Trolfa Robert Turnau Richard Turner Donald Twidale Billy Underhill Barnell VanHool: James Wade William Wa'1'on Glenn Ward Roberl Way Frank Welch Franl: Weil Donald Werfz Charles Wes+ Earl Wesl Edward Whipple Lufher Williams Lynum Williams Raymond Wilson Roberl Woods Earl Websler Carl Young Claudis Young Howard Zaph Huberf Zehnder William Zind John Carlolla David Garcia Richard Groie Donald Hines George Koch Henry Necamp Michael Nocero Richard Niemer Millon Fleihman Alberl Moeller Charles Muncey Richard Frey Roberl' Saunders William Dunlap 40 John Avery Edward Beiderbech Bernard Becker Clarence Birch Raymond Black Richard Boker Roberi Bowman John Bushelman Chesfer Carr Alvin Cordell Richard Doss Harold Grandell Sidney Groeizinger James Hubbard William Harvey Donald Havlin Alan Hungerford Bernard Janson August Kiessling William Maffeson Joseph McNamara Clarence Merkl Charles Poynfer Francis Reisiger Henry Rifzer Rober'I' Rosen Arfhur Rowland Gilberf Schnurr Ted Shuile Francis Sebasiianelli Fred Serraino Philip Shay Paul Smiih Harold Sfarlrey John Sfeffens Russell Sfevens Jack S'I'ich1'eno+h Joseph Uehlein Orville Wavera Elmore Winfers John Hempen John Dempsey Alfred Lavafori Richard Juenhling Alexander, Anlhony Alberf, William Anhoier, William Arand, William Arlinghaus, Jack Arnold, William Arrico, Donald Assalone, Anihony Avery, John Bareswill, John Barker, Richard BarneH, William Bayer, Carl Becker, Bernard Beiderbeck, Edward Bellah, James Bellissimo, John Benne++, Edward Benlon, Eddie Berling, Donald Birck, Clarence Bird, Gilberl Black, Raymond Blum, Donaly Boing, Theodore Boker, Charles Boker, Richard Boan, William Boles. Thomas Bolia, Harry Bonhaus, Vince Borgemenke, Roberl' Borgelf, Roberf Bossman. Edward L. Bowman, Roberl' Bradley, Donald Bramlage, William Braun, Francis Brewer, Carroll Bricka, Roberi Brinkman, Paul Brill, Roberi Brooks, Arrhur Brown, David Brown, Henry Brown, James Bryant Clifford Busch, Edward Bushelman, John Callahan, Howard Caminifi, Sebasiian Cammeresi, Gino CarloH'a, John Carpenier, Charles Carr, Chen'er FRESHMEN Carr, Roberl Carroll, John Carler, Alberi Carier, John Case, Roberi Cassal, ,Nickalos Chambers, Thomas Chinn, Darrell Clark, John Clark, Sfanley E. Clock, Billy Cohn, Harry Condon, William Conner, Thomas Conrad, Donald Conroy, William J. Coombs, Elvin Cordell, Alvin Cowan, Jack Cravens, Prenlis Crushman, James Crushman, Michael Culp, Eugene Dauer, William Davies, William Davis, James Davis, Roberl Davis, Sianley Davis, William Deilers, Kennelh Del Favero, Willy DeOlde, William DeVore, Donald Diersing, Donald Doddy, Glenn Doepke, Harry Doss, Richard Dowling, William Drake, Donald Drake, Eugene Duenne, Carl Dunham, Samuel Dunlay, William Dunn, William Duwel, Donald Edwards, William Ehling, John Enderle, Wilberl Enderle, William England, Donald Epure, Edward Evangelo, William Evans, Gerald Evans, Richard Ferry, David Fields, Donald Fiorda, Felice Flack, Roberr Flacke, Roberi Flanders, Donn Flanigan, John Fleihman, Millon Fluegeman, William Ford, Owen Frazer, Roberf Frazier, Heron Freedman, William Freels, John Freeze, Roberl Frey, Carl Frey, Richard Fricke, Donald Frodge, Paul Galland, William Garcia, David Gasseri, Gordon Gecks, Donald , Glaser, Lawrence Gordon, William Graff, Roberl Grandell, Harold Graves, Paul Gray, Edward Graybeal, Joseph Green, Joseph Green, Ray Greer, Charles Grieienslein, Wilbur Grieser, John Grob, Thomas Grob, William Groeizinger, Sidney Grole, Richard Gugger, Ray Gumberl, Roberl' Harpring, Charles Harris, Elmer Harshaw, William Harvey, William Hascharl, Karl Hailon, Harry Haubner, James Havlin, Donald Hay, Joseph Hayes, Daniel l-lempen, John Henke, Bernard Henkenberns, Louis Henson, William T411 Herren, Donald Hess, Slanley Hilveri, Ralph Hines, Donald Hock, Howard Hofmann, Joe Hollingsworih, Paul Holmes, Joe Hopkins, Paul Hopkins, William Hopper, Alberr Hopper, Jack Horn, Glenn Horlon, Roberl Hubbard, James Humperi, Norman Hungerford, Alan Hun+, Charles Husi, George Ingersoll, Charles lori, John Jacobs, Lawrence Janson, Bernard Jenkins, Alberl Jones, Thomas Jones, Thomas G. Jones, Sianley Judy, James Juenhling, Richard Juilis, Donald Kappa, Michael Kamps, Donald Kafhman, Paul Kauman, Melvin Kees, Richard Kelley, Russel Kemplin, Arfhur Kennedy, George Kerley, Charles Kelz, Harold Kibler, Kennelh Kiessling, Augusi Kiliimeyer, Donald Kinley. Raymond Kis'r, Raymond Kleeman, Eugene Klolrh, Thomas Knolle, Jack Koch, George Koenig, Ralph Koeppe, Carl Kroeger, Roberl' Kron, Roberi Kueihe, Curlis Kunls, Charles Langenbach, Ralph Lape, William Lavalori, Alfred Lawrence, Rudolph Leach, David Lee, Roberi Leimburger, Henry Leo. Danre Lindloff, Harry Lockwood, Edward Loveless, Jackie Lome. Joseph Lowrey, Norman Lueck, Raymond Luers, William Manis, Gene Mann, Dick Marlini, James Maiacia, Frank Malleson, Billy May, George McCoy, John McFarland, Ernesl McNamara, Joseph McOueen, Alberi Meadows, Helburn Means, William Meflord, Charles Meflord, Lawrence Meininger, Donald Merferi, Waller Merkl, Clarence MerriH, Herberl Melley, John Me+z, Louis Meyer, Bernard Meyers, Roberl Meyung. Arihur Miller, Donald Miller, ,Edward Miller, Richard Minella, Ralph Moeller, Alberi Monierosso, Samuel Moore, Waller Morris, Rudolph Muncey, Charles Murphy, Glenn Murray, Douglas Necamp, Henry Neugebauer, Joe Newcomb, Paul Newhouse, Allen Niemer, Richard FR H M lCon+inuedj Nieporle, Rober+ Nocero, Michael Ober, Norberl' Oberhage, . William Odell, Elmer O'Hearn, William Orlando, Richard Orlando, Simone Oswold, Fred Rafi, Clarence Palmer, Edward Panzeca, Frank Pappenheimer, Ralph Parker, Harry Parks, Donald ParroH, Willard Pafrick, Carl Palrick, Jimmie Pauly, Louis Peefz, Roberf Pendery, Jack Pe+rillo, Sebasiian Pierani, Vinceni Pierson, Donald Popham, Eugene Porrwood, George Paynler, Charles Purkiser, Kenneih Railey, Joe Rapking, Henry Redding, James Reeves, Wilbur Reginelli, Alberl Reilly, Thomas Reinke, Leo Reisiger, Francis Reufeman, Charles Rice, Roberl Richler, Mike Ridoui, Alberl Riedel, Donald Rigsby, Roberl Riley, John Rippe, Herberl Riifer, Donald RiH'er, James Rilierholz, Arihur Ril'zi, Thomas Rizzo. John Roberfo, Alexander Robinson, Owens Roesel, Allen Rogers, Alberr Rogers, Ted. Rohling, John Rosen, Roberi i421 Rosenfeld, Donald Rowland, Arlhur Rumpke, Harry Rumpke, James Rupp. Lawrence Russo, Joseph Sales, Talford Sanders, Karl Sandipher, Joseph Sansone, An+hony lAn+ho Saunders, Roberl' Scali, Elmer Schaefer, Jean Schehr, Carl Scheyer, Alberi Schmidt Donald Schmilrz, Gus Schneider, Paul Schnurr, Gilberl Schroeder, Norberi Schulie, Frank Schulle, Huberl Schwendenmann, Joseph Schwind, Donald Scully, Donald Sebaslianelli, Francis Segbers, Ted Serraino, Fred Sefser, James Shawhan, Henry Shinkle, Roy Shumale, Norberi Shuile, Ted Skidmore, Raymond Sinnard, Roberf Smi+h, John E. Smilh, John Ed. Smilh, Jason Smilh, Leroy , Srniih, Paul Smiih, Paul Edward Smiih, William Spangler, John Spenser, Karl Spivey. Charles Springmeier, Leroy Siacy, Lesier Siamper, Slarkey, Srelllens, Sleinker, Slenger, Slevens, Siewa rd, Sfewari, William Harold John Donald Howard Howard Edwin Reginald Sione, Rober+ fwl Slichienolh, Jack Sloddard, Norman S'rolz, John Slorch, Roberl Slrassburger, Louis Slrreder, John Suddarlh, John Susshine, Julius Taylor, Edward - Taylor, Paul Templeion, Richard Theefge, Evereh' Theobald, Eugene Thompson, James Thompson, Roberl' Tillon, James Toepleri, Donald Tribble, Merrill Triischler, Rober+ Troll, William Trolia, Anihony Turnau, Roberf Turner, Herman Turner, Richard Twidale, Donald Uehlein, Joseph Underhill, Billy Upchurch, Colin VanHook, Barnell Wade, James Wagner, Forresi Wal'on, William Ward, Glenn Wavera, Orville Way, Bobby Weich, Frank Weil, Frank Werfz, Donald Wesi. Charles Wes+, Earl Whipple. Edward Williams, Charles Williams, Luiher Williams, Lynum Wilson, Raymond Winlers, Elmore Woods, Roberr Wosfer, Earl Wurzbacher, John Yazell, William Young, Carl Young, Claudis Young, Louis Zaph, Howard, Zehnder, Huberl' Zind, William unior Division Abslon, Samuel Alexander, Eugene Allender, Charles Anloni, William Bales, Kennelrh Bamberg, William Barnell, Charles Bonnell, George Bova, Joseph Bouldin, Thomas Bregen, Donad Brisbin, William Bruch, I-larry Bruns, Roloerl Bryan, William Bulcher, Thomas Collins, Cornelius Cooper, James Daly, Ted Davis, Carl DeBord, Donald Dowell, Frank Dowling, William Dunham, Ronald Eeldlcamp, Ralph Eoley, Leon Ereese, George Gibson, Arnell Gooch, Sranley JUNIOR DIVISION GUOOS6, Joel Grabencamp, Richard Green, Lucien I-Iazelbaber, I-larold I-lornsby, Roy I-Iuber, Lee I-Iuegel, Edward I-luening, Alvin Inman, Edward Jenkins, I-larold Jell, Kennelh Johnson, Ralph Johnslon, George Johnslon, John Juslice, Lonzo Keller, Clelus Klapper, Leroy Krache, Elmer Krebs, Charles Lammers, Eranlc Luneaclc, Andy Manley, Roberl Maxwell, Raymond McCord, Wesley Mcl-lale, Pal Mersch, Roloerl Merlens, Eranlc Meyer, Charles Mullaney, Jaclc Needom, Charles I43I Peclc, Guy Perry, Bill Rlisler, I lenry Praler, I-lenry Pursell, Donald Reams, Fred Rhodes, Kennelh Robinson, George Rogers, I-loward Scardina, Tony Schoenbaechler, Roberl Siegel, Don Simplcins, James Smilh, Sammy Sparks, Donald Spencer, Karl Slace, Clark Slephens, Donald Slriclcer, Roy Summers, Donald Tollen, John Tyree, Gordon Viclcs, Louis Wallers, Bob Wesl, Roberl Williams, Grady Winkelbach, Ered Wfoodburn, Raymond Woosley, William Woyclre, Jacque Eugene Alexander Charles Allender William Anloni Charles BarneH Thomas Bouldin William Brisbin Harry Bruch Roberl Bruns William Bryan Thomas Bulcher James Cooper Carl Davis Donald DeBord Frank Dowell Ralph Feldkamp George Freese Arneff Gibson Joel Gnoose Richard Grabencamp William Grady Roy Hornsby Edward Huegel Alvin Huening Kenne+h Jeff Ralph Johnson Clefus Keller Leroy Klapper Elmer Krache Andy Luneack Roberf Manley Wesley McCord Roberl Mersch Frank Meriens Charles Meyer Jack Mullaney Guy Peck Bill Perry Roberf Pfisfer George Robinson Rober+ Schoenbaechler Don Siegel James Simpkins Sammy Smilh Donald Sparks Karl Spencer Clark Sface Roy Sfricker John Toffen Louis Vicks Raymond Woodburn Donald Bregen Ronald Dunham Louis Henkenbern Frank Lammers William Smilh Donald Pursell Charles Krebs Faculty MW fm .- 3 sf' EARL D. BARNES Universify of Nebraska A farming enrhusiasf, he has an aversion Io cold weafher, for fhen Dulce+ Acres 4 is a dreary place. WILLIAM H. BARTELS Universify of Cincinnaii A lover of boys, he likes nolhing beiler 'rhan fo leach fhem, unless if is ro farm. An oc- casional boal +rip is whaf he calls a perfeci day. WALTER S. BERRY Universily of Michigan, Universify of Chicago, Universily of Cincinnafi Wi+h a keen insighi info Ihe needs of boys inleresled in enrering induslry for a life career, he is ever ready wiih a helping hand Io guide rhem in Iheir choice of a school program. WALTER M. BRUNSMAN Miami Universify He can bring down fhe house as man of Ihe day when he puls on a s1udenf's humorous program. Then, foo, going from Ihe ridiculous ro The sublime, he can inspire congregalions by his impressive rendifion of sacred music. EVANS BURBANK Universily of California Of a philosophical Iurn of mind, he is never happier fhan when holding a bull' session, where he expounds on fhe problems of fhe day while he puffs away on his corncob pipe. ESTHER MARIE CAHILL Columbia Universily Of an arrisric femperamenf, one can Iind her browsing in ar+ galleries or reviewing ihe laresr play. Her love of good books makes her an inferesfing conversarionalisl, al which lime one realizes whal keen wil she has. NEWELL H. CLARK Miami Universilyg Ohio Siale Universilyg Uni- versify ol Cincinnaii An avid reader of science, he uses his field of knowledge in his hobby--farming, where his ex- perimenls bear iruil. Speaking of fruil, he is especially fond of cherry pie. ELIJAH C. DEUPREE Franklin College, Purdue Universilyg Universify of Cincinnafi Surrounded by sludenis, eager Io learn some new principle in eleclricily, he may be seen any day in his shop, where hard work is his key word Io success. HENRY A. DRACE Universiry of Cincinnari Keep your head down! Follow 'ihroughl Crack! Down 'Ihe fairway! A No. 5 iron and one puff! is iusf par+ of his wishful rhinking. Bowling is also a sport in which he excels, and he finds lime, loo, for heavy reading. Cows and chick- ens are his laiesf inleresi. LOUIS M. HADDAD Universily of Cincinnali Sings from Ihe hearl-and good, foo. Plays more bank insrrumenfs fhan you can shake a slick af. Believes fha? Arr is indeed 'fhe Wine of Life and +ha'r i+ is a pleasure +o work af play or vice versa. EUGENE E. HART Universify of Cincinnafi His acfive parficipafion in educafional organi- zaficns indicafes his keen nferesf in his profes- sion, namely, woodwork, which is also his hobby. He is always ready wifh a sfory wifh a poinf. NORMAN HENDERSON Universify of Cincinnafi Affecfionafely called Boss by fhe boys, his inferesfs in sporfs are varied. He is one of Cen- fral's besf bowlers, as well as an experf marks- man wifh fhe riflle. Playing horse shoes wins his Ersf vofe in choice of sporfs. He likes boafs and airplanes-in facf, he gives many hours of his fime fo The Coasf Guard and fo fhe Civil Air Pafrol. He is one of Cenfral's bes? loved insfrucfors. LEONARD HlMMELMANN Universify of Cincinnafig Ohio Sfafe Universify Alfhough he is anofher of fhe experf riflemen, he will have fo forego his favorife diversion, fraveling, unfil fhe fufure, when he wifh his fami- ly can again make inferesfing fours. FRED D. HOFFMANN Universify of Cincinnafig Ohio Sfafe Universify One of fhe Ohio River's navigafors during his leisure, he is as much af home on wafer as on land. On Sundays he can be seen plying fhe river in his yachf, of which he is very proud for he made if himself. ELLA M. LALLY Universify of Cincinnafig Columbia Universify Swinging a golf club on her favorife golf course is her principal diversion bofh winfer and sum- mer. She also is very fond of rural life and spends much fime in fhe counfry. LAVINE LAMPKIN Universify of Cincinnafig Universify of Arkansas A feacher of English, mosf of her leisure is spenf in fhe enioymenf of her subiecf, reading fhe besf liferafure fhaf has been currenfly wriffen. H. W. LITTLE Wiffenberg College, Universify of Cincinnafi Anofher of Cenfral's faculfy members who hails from fhe counfry, he fhoroughly enioys fhe beaufy of his surroundings, where he can advan- fageously exploif his hobby, namely, woodwork- mg. ERNEST R. MILLER Rio Grande College: Universify of Kenfucky While nof engaged in coaching fhe boys on fhe gridiron, one may find him af his workbench, ab- sorbed in furning ouf an arficle decorafive, as well as useful, for his home. RALPH NAVARO Universify of Cincinnafi: Ohio Sfafe Universify If fhere is anyfhing he likes beffer fhan a good show if is fwo good shows. He likes golf and coaches af Cenfral. EDITH NIERMANN Universify of Cincinnafi Her life is so full of varied acfivifies fhaf many hobbies claim her affenfion. Possibly browsing among her many books and magazines opens fhe widesf avenue for her inferesfs. Working in her garden wifh her dog as her companion, brings her much pleasure, as any lover of fhe canine world can readily appreciafe. ROYAL J. PORTER Universify of Cincinnafi: O. M. I. Here is one who has a keen sense of enioymenf of life, for he is an epicurean in his knowledge of good food, especially anficipafed affer a day of deep sea fishing, followed by a swim in fhe ocean. HOWARD L. SAMS Wilmingfon College, Ohio Sfafe Universify Summer holds all fhe joys for him, when he may be found in his spare fime, spending fhe day fishing along a clear sfream or siffing in fhe sun, roofing for fhe Reds, WILLIAM SCHATZ Universify of Cincinnafig Ohio Sfafe Universify Anofher of fhe insfrucfors whose hobby, con- sfrucfion, is allied fo his profession is also an amafeur phofographer. CARL J. SCHMIDT Cenfral Normal College, Wisconsin Universifyg Indiana Universify Were fhe boys of Cenfral fo go ouf for all sporfs and work as hard as fheir coach, fhey would delighf him, as well as fhemselves, wifh winning feams. Affer a long day wifh his feams, fhe Coach has fime for one of his principal di- versions, namely, gardening. Somefimes he gefs away from if all by a few hours respife af hunf- ing or fishing. Then, wifh a new perspecfive, he is ready fo have a go af his boys again. ELIZABETH SELLERS Universify of Cincinnafig Universify of Colorado: Xavier, Universify of Chicago: Wesfern Oxford One of Cenfral's English feachers, she especially enjoys producing good liferafure as well as read- ing if, as evidenced by her several confribufions fo Cenfral News. R. OWEN SOFKO Universify of Cincinnafig Ohio Universify Affer fhe Annual is off fo fhe press, he will fake a well-earned relaxafion. In his oldesf clofhes, he will seak a shady sfream where he will leisure- ly waif for a nibble-fhen his happiness will be complefe. MMERLAD nfana Sfafe Universifyg Universify of Ken- fuckyg Universify of Cincinnafi One of Cenfral's leading bowlers, he nof only likes fo parficipafe in fhe game, buf has also organized inframural feams in order fo leach ofhers fo enjoy if. He is equally skillful af bad- minfon. LAWRENCE J. STEPHENS Universify of Valparaiso: Miami Universifyg Uni- versify of Cincinnafi: Ohio Sfafe Universify A fishing devofee of fhe lazy semi-fropical sfreams of Florida, he is keenly anficipafing fhe resumpfion of fhis enioyable pasfime, when fhe posfwar period will again permif fravel fo fhis soufhern clime. ORVILLE H. TENHUNFELD Universify of Cincinnafi One of Cenfral's boafing enfhusiasfs, he has pro- mofed his hobby in fhe inferesf of his counfry and his communify, when he has been acfive in fhe Coasf Guard. He is also one of fhe famous bowlers of Cenfral and when fime permifs, he squeezes in some hunfing and fishing. Whaf a busy man is he! CLIFFORD E. VATH Universify of Cincinnafi He is fhe kind of a guy you would like fo be. His inferesfs are his son-his scoufs-his boys. He is an all round regular fellow. WILLIAM M. WAGNER Miami Universifyg Universify of Cincinnafig Uni- versify of Wisconsin Under his sponsorship, fhe Senior Class accom- plished unify of purpose, climaxed by fhe Senior Dance, one of fhe mosf successful social func- fions ever held af Cenfral. Wifh fhe same guid- ing inferesf in his homeroom, his boys are always near fhe top in purchase of War Sfamps. Af home he is as busy as his bees, which are his pefs on his small farm. CHARLES F. WEISMAN Universify of Cincinnafi ln his spare momenfs he may be seen in his dark room developing his films in eager an: ficipafion of how much his scienfific knowledge of phofography he has succeeded in displaying in his mosf recenf affempfs. HOWARD WESLEY Universify of Cincinnafi If an even femper and a good fisherman are syn- onomous ferms, fhen he musf be a pasf masfer af fhe rod and fhe reel which is one of his favor- ife pasfimes. His dufies abouf Cenfral are as many and far-reaching as his falenfs and in- feresis are diverse. CLARA WINSPEAR Universify of Cincinnafi A connoisseur of all fhaf is besf in life, she es- pecially enioys working in her garden, where fomafoes are her especial pride. CHARLES WINTERS Universify of Cincinnafig Ohio Sfafe Universify Gafhering his fishing paraphernalia, hunfing for fhe besf sfream, saunfering slowly in search of fhe besf nibble, fhen pafienfly idling his fime unfil his cafch is made, is his idea of a day well-spenf. Hunfing furnishes a similar diversion for him in season, FRED T. YEAGER University of Cincinnafi He, foo, lilces nofhing beffer fhan fhe prospecl of a good day's hunfing or fishing frip. He especially delighfs in frying his hand in furning ouf some unusual iob of woodworking. l. J. ZIEGLER Universify of Cincinnafi Believes fhaf people should have more fun fhan anybody. He is rapidly becoming Cenfral's mosf enfhusiasfic bowler. Lifes fhe wide open spaces. He argues on any subiecf, on eifher side, af any fime. Faculfy Members Nof Pucfurecl Bcchfold, Franlz J. Snider George G Pefers, Chesfer A. Wilsow Grace M Woolley, P. V f49i Aolmimisfrclfiorw E511 l 1 I MR. RAY F. KUNS, PRINCIPAL 521 I MR. ROY E. CAHALL. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. FRANK M. FAIRCHILD, Coordinafor M R. FRED SCHAEPERKLAUS Teacher-in-Charge of McMillan Colony MR. GEORGE W. WINTERS Coordina+or f 7,34 2 ' ' W W ' X' ,QQ f :WW ' rdwww Q us, 5' , 7 ,D-1 4 .3 1 z , Q if fy fp 1 ' 4 93 'Lf W LW 'zfgtivlm m W 51 f I . .,., '- -q, , ,WW .MW 5 ' 4 Xl , , K f 2,:zf' f, 'J , A if , iffy, ,Evf q,3,,w V xx A m5!y,,ffN:'mm V , f Wk' w'i2f?54 -f r l fx I ' 'V ffL'M' ffdlwyf M221 ' gl 1 fw ?fF25:. .-f ?.. ' Q V' l Off Fw? F529 4 . ,Ly .ww X 5 ff. MY , ax xi 4 Wfvjiwf, wwf' ..,4nwN ..iK ' W SZ . N. 'Z if f W,,,,,, g Lx ei G, F Mir ,Q X mg A qv K vs H gf K 5. x F' 5 . W , Y wx. an .Q Q s ' K ,Yi 52 .Q W Q S Q. NWN fm-X MR. FRANK M. FAIRCHILD Coordinafor MISS PHYLLIS DILLMAN, Coop Secre+ary MR. GEORGE WINTER, Coordina+or CHARLES HOLLY, Sfudenf MISS DOROTHY RUST Assisianf Secrefary GEORGE THESKEN S+uden+ LINNEA ANDERSON Ass+. Secrefary ESTELLE CARROL S+udenf Secrefa ry NORMA CORMAN Siudeni Secrefary EDNA FROST S+uden+ Secrefary BELLE KU RZN ER Secrefary DOROTHY RUST Assf. Secrefary MARGIE WEICHOLD Asst Secrefary S1uden+ Secrefarles noi' Picfured CAROL STEIDEL PHYLLIS DILLMAN ADMINISTRATION Kuns, Ray F. ... Cahall, Roy E. ....... . Schaeperlclaus, Fred W. . . Fairchild, Franlc .,,.. Winfer, George W. Kurzner, Belle ,.r.. Rusf, Dorofhy ..r. Weichold, Marjorie . . Anderson, Linnea .. . McGee, Earl A,.... Sandman, Donald Ashlon, Dan ...,. Corbin, Fred ., , Norma, Corrnan , .. Edna Frosl ..., Phyllis Dillman ,,. Carol Sleidel ..,. Principal Assislanr Principal Teacher-in-Charge . . .Co-ordinaror . . .Co-ordinaror . . . .Secrefary , Assisfanf Secrelary Assislanr Secrerary Assisranf Secrelary . .I-lead Srorelceeper Assislanl Slorelceeper Srudenl Slorelceeper .Bus Driver Sludenl Secrelary Sludenr Secrefary S+uden'r Secrelary Sludeni Secreiary LUNCH ROOM PERSONNEL MAIN BUILDING Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Berrha I-Ioendorf, Manager Jeannerle I-Iain Ella Kramer Elsie Loclcharf Pearl Marshall Lillian Meisler Calherine Wiegand McMILLAN STREET COLONY Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. 571 Cafherine Lohrurn, Manager Joseph Becker Margarel Foley Mary I-Iurchinson Lucille Slein Anna Sreward www K S W .X 1.5, I Q K g ix 3. Zi js I- shii .. ,231 5. .wx ' w if 'lk as Y if A ki WHT gy-iyrf R -Q F- , f we 'F , 73.1 4 1 if Q gejs's,Q,G,w4 .1 v 1 If A 'Q' Y... M ihflf ... In---vw--u-ni Acrivifies if THE ATHLETICS CGUNCIL Back row: Mr. Wagner: Mr. Henderson, Mr. Navaro, Mr. Va+h, Mr. Cahall. Fronf row: Mr. Miller Mr. Wesley, Mr. Clark, Mr. Burbank, Mr. Smilh. Inseh Mr. Sofko. THE ATHLETICS COUNCIL The Alhlelics Council of Cenlral Vocalional High School Iunclions bolh as a policy making and adminislralive loody. I+ eslablishes Ihe financial, scholaslic and operalive policies of our schools alhlefic deparlmenf wilhin lhe framework ol Ihe policies ol lhe Alhlelic Deparlmenf ol Ihe Cincinnali Board ol Educalion. The School Alhlelics Council is deeply concerned wilh lhe advancemenl of Cenlral in inler- scholaslic alhlelics. II is also desirous ol expanding our infra-mural policies. And more-The Council is inleresled in and lends ils supporl 'ro all exlra-curricular acliyilies deemed worlhy by Ihe aclnninislralion. IESZI Afhlefics 5 CHEER LEADERS Froni row-Joseph George. Second row-Gene Tudor, Russell Brumb In W I+ B lx WH Wriqhf, Bob Smiih, Don Havlin. John Keyes. H531 , B CI' UI' 2, i iam COACHES-CAPTAIN, FOOTBALL Coaches Mr. Fred Yeager, Baseball Mr. Ernie Miller, Foolball Mr. Carl Schmicll, Baslce+ball Dan Ashfon, Capfain, Foo+baII l65l A TRIBUTE TO CCJACH SCHMIDT The boys of Cenlral owe much 'ro Coach Carl J. Schmidlr. His genuine afieciion lor youfh, his earnesl eiiorfs lo improve +he heallh and oulloolc of all young men, his sound philosphies, his wise iudgmenls, his faiih in Cenlral-has endeared lhis hard working, hard driving man in lhe hearls of every mo+her's son of us. We lherefore lake ihis opporfunily io pay 'fo him lhis well earned and richly deserved iribufe and +o wish him many happy and successful years of coaching. i661 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD T Six, Ellingfon, Holly, Schroder, England, Carroll, ScoH, Sfoehr. Bo'H op Row: Tollen, Berry, DeMarcia, Meadows, Cunlz, Blymer, Collins, Bowser. Middle Row: Wilkin om Row: Capl. Asl'1+on, Wifherby Slwulfz, Hofmann, Smifh, Teller, Muse, Hill. The following 'foofball men were awarded Varsi+y foofball leH'ers: Ashlon, Dan lCap+.l, Berry, Wm., Bl mer, Cl'ff d: B W ' y I or owser, m.: Busby, Arfhurz Carroll Marvin Collins, John, Cunlz, Louis, DeMarcia, Richard, England, Wayne, Hoffmann, Henry, HollevlCl'1arles' Jaclr, Sfoelwr, Paul: Teller, Paul: Wiiherby, Roberf, Wilkin, Charles. U57 T Meadows, Hellwurn, Muse, Lesfer, Schroder, James: Scolf, Conley: Shullz, Franlu. Six, Jerry, Smiflw, FOOTBALL Under The able leadership oT Coach ErnesT Miller and The assisTance oT Coaches SchmidT and Yeager, CenTral VocaTional developed inTo one oT The mosT Teared Teams in The Public School League as The season waned. STarTing wiTh green maTerial in The main, Coach Miller evenTually welded TogeTher a TighTing machine ThaT Hughes and WalnuT Hills were TorTunaTe To deTeaT. SEASON'S SUMMARY CenTral 26-Seven Mile 0 ATTer spending much Time in geTTing Their sea-legs, The T-lorneTs evenTually began To go. The game was played aT WiThrow since Seven Mile's Tield was noT available. CenTral 3l -STewarT lOxTordj 0 Scoring almosT aT will, The l-lorneTs ran The score To 3I, using all available sub- sTiTuTes. CenTral 6-NorTh College Hill I8 lnabiliTy To sTop The TleeT-Tooled backs oT NorTh College l-lill and lack oT boTh oTTensive and defensive line charge spelled deTeaT. CenTral 0 - WiThrow 53 CenTral's worsT deTeaT OT The season, as a hurricane of orange clad backs seemed To score aT will againsT a bewildered HorneT eleven. CenTral 2 -4 HarTwell 0 In a dull ball game in which neiTher Team showed oTTensive punch The l-lorneTs Tinally came To liTe and l-lenry l-loTmann Tackled a HarTwell back Tor a saTeTy. This marked progress, however, as This was The TirsT Time CenTral had ever deTeaTed l-larT- well in TooTball. CenTral 7-Woodward I3 The Bulldogs being undeTeaTed refused To go down beTore a hard TighTing HorneT eleven. CenTral 6-WesTern Hills 40 The Maroons scored almosT as They pleased, alThough CenTral came To liTe laTe in The game as Meadows, HorneT halT-back, ran 40 yards behind excellenT blocking Tor a Touchdown. This was CenTral's TirsT Touchdown againsT one oT The big Three. ' CenTral I3 - Hughes I9 A defensive lapse coupled wiTh a poorly Thrown pass spelled deTeaT Tor a gallanT HorneT eleven as They ouT-ToughT, ouT-played and almosT ouT-scored The Big Reds. CenTral made I3 TirsT downs To Hughes' 8. CenTral 6-WalnuT Hills 7 A see-saw baTTle in a sea oT mud saw The besT T-lorneT eleven in The hisTory of CenTral drop iTs Tinal game To The Eagles aT WalnuT l-lills. A good Team and a swell job oT coaching, Mr. Miller! T681 69 FOOTBALL The forfunes of Cenfral's foofball feam will depend upon how many prospecfs show up for pracfice Augusf 2Ofh. The firsf fwo weeks are fhe mosf imporfanf of fhe season. There are many fellows in school who love Foofball. Lef's have a good furn- ouf fo Coach Miller for fhe firsf pracfice, Augusf 2Ofh. Leave your name and address wifh Coach Miller or Mr. Schmidf before fhe close of school. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE I945 Sepfember I4 Seven Mile There Sepfember 2I S+ewar+ IOxfordI Here Sepfember 28 Wifhrow There Ocfober 5 Plainville There Ocfober I2 Harfwell There Ocfober I9 Woodward Here Ocrober 25 Wesfern Hills There November 2 Wesfern Hills There November 9 Hughes Here THIRD ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANOUET On an evening in December, I944 fhe Foofball Squad, Coaches, frieends and guesfs mef af fhe Roanoke Parfy House on Ludlow Avenue for fhe Annual Foofball Banquef. Old man winfer being in a playful mood greefed fhe group wifh a heavy snowfall. Affer a Tasfy meal Doc Burbank acfing as Toasfmasfer infroduced fhe guesfs and friends who responded wifh appropriafe remarks. Coaches Miller and Yeager paid fribufe fo 'rhe Varsify ancl Reserve squads, Mr. Schmidf announced fhe Varsify and Reserve leffer winners, Mr. Clark, Faculfy Manager, made appropriafe remarks and 'rribufe was paid fo fhe feam and Coaches by Mr. Kuns. Mr. Moeller, Assisranf Direcfor of Physical Educafion of fhe Cincinnafi Public Schools infroduced fhe speaker of fhe evening, Mr. Ernesf Godfrey, line coach of fhe Champion Ohio Sfafe Foofball Team who delivered a greaf speech climaxed by movies of fhe Ohio Sfafe Michigan Game. T711 RESERVE FOOTBALL SOUAD Top row: Gibson, Ferry, Leimburger, Toepferf, Carpenier, Kleeman, Lee, Dralte, Middle row: Robbins, Hufchinson, Bushe, Sfarlrey, Davis, Wagner, Lohrum. Bofiom row: Heineman, Groie, Siacy, Schoen- feld, Meyer, Pfisrer. Absen+: Daly, Branigan. The Following Fooiball Men Were Awarded Reserve Foofball Le'H'ers Burlre, Waller, Branigan, Roger, Carpenfer, Charles, Daly, John, Dralxe, Donald, Ferry, David, Gibson, Jeremiah, Grofe, Richard, Heineman, Lesierg Huichinson, Clarence, Kleeman, Eugene, Lee, Roberf, Leimberger, Henry, Schoenfeld, John, Plisier. Roberf, Toepherl, Donald, S+arlrey, Harold. RESERVE. FOOTBALL SEASON'S RECORD Ceniral 0 ,.... .,., W ifhrow 3I Cenfral 0 ...,. .... W oodward 2I Cenfral I3. ,. . ,,.. Wesfern Hills Freshmen 6 Cenfral 0. . , . ,.,. Wesfern Hills 53 Cenfral 0. ., , ,... Hughes I9 Cenfral l2. ,. . .,.. Walnur Hills I8 Under ihe able clireciion of Mr, Fred Yeager, former grear Universiiy of Cincin- nali blocking back and successful high school coach, ihe young l-lorners had Their mosf successful season 'ro dare. Several 'fellows were uncovered who show promise of becoming varsiiy maierial. E721 BASKETBALL During Ihe pasl year Cenlral deiinilely showed signs of coming info Hs own in alhlerics. ln loolball and again in baslqefball Ihal somerhing which malces a Ieam a winner seemed wifhin Ihe grasp of our boys. Our need is for more and more freshman baslcelball. Coach Schmidr was laced wirh The necessiry of building from scralch lasr year. He began The season wirh Iwo of lasl years squad. Wilh eighl members of Ihis years squad slaled Io relurn, nexl years prospecls look brighler from here. Cenfral can and should become a power in baslcerball. We have a splendid coach in Mr. Schmidl and he can and will produce winning reams if grealer number oi Cen+ral's manpower comes our 'ro learn Ihis grear game. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I 945- I 946 November 30 Sfewarf IOxfordI Here December 7 Wifhrow Here December I4 Hughes Here December I8 Loclrland Here December 2I Wes+ern Hills Here January I5 Woodward There January I8 Walnuf Hille Here January 22 Milford Here J anua ry 25 Wi+hrow There January 29 Roger Bacon There February I Hughes There February 8 Wesfern Hills There February I2 Woodward Here February 22 Walnu+ Hills There I73l VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Top row: Sfahlg Meadows, YaneHi, Sfoehr, Hickman, Luebbers. Boffom row: Adams, Teller, Schawe, Greiwe, Shullz. Adams, Charles: Greiwe, Bernard: Hickman, Edwin, Luebbers, Leonard lCap+ainlg Meadows, Hel- burng Schawe, Calvin: Shulfz, Franlrg Sfahl, Richard: Sloehr, Paul, Teller, Paul, Yanefii, Tony. SUMMARY OF SEASON'S GAMES Ceniral 2l -Sfewarl' 37 Slewarl, wilh lwo games' experience under lheir bells, gained revenge for lheir 3l-O deleal in Foolloall, Cenlral 20-Walnul Hills 39 Inabilily fo slap Ealcer, plus lack of defense, spelled deleal For 'rhe l-lornels. Cenfral 24- Hughes 2I No, This is nol a dream, allhough if was a nighlrnare lo 'rhe Big Reds. The Hornels only win, buf Oh, how swee+. And beller slill, Hughes won lhe League. Cen+ral 28 - Locklancl 30 lnabilily lo hil from lhe charify sfripe coslr lhe l-lornels fhis one-I2 free lhrows missed. l74l Cenfral I3-Wesfern Hills 47 The l-lorneis musl have had The Chrislmas spirif foo soon. Anyway, ihe Maroons scored a+ will. Cenfral I7 - Norwood 44 The Indians had one of iheir besl nighrs of 'rhe season. The l-lorneis failed 'ro do much siinging. Cenfral I6-Woodward 32 The Bulldogs were hungry-The Hornefs were off lhe beam. Cenfral 24-Wi+l1row 39 A well played and hard-foughi game. The l-lorne+s couldn'f gel 'rhe range. Cenfral 20-Walnu+ Hills 66 The Eagles had iheir eye. They couldn'+ miss, ihe l-lornefs couldn'1' hi+. 'Nui said. Cen+ral 22-S+. Bernard 52 The organge clad Warriors from S+. Bernard were hof. Cen+ral's l-lornefs were very much in +he game buf couldn'+ find 'rhe hoop. Cen+ral I4-Hughes 3I l-lad 'rhe l-lornels been able io hii, if would have been anoiher upsei. The hali- fime score was 8-I I. Cen+ral 23-Roger Bacon 45 The Spar+ans going. The l-lorneis were making +oo many misialces. Cenfral I7-Wesfern Hills 36 The Horneis iough+ Their hear+s ouf. Sioehr did a swell job againsf Share, buf Ceniral couldn'+ hi+. Cenfral 30 - Woodward 37 A greaf game by Sioehr, who made I5, buf inabilify fo sfop Kelley and Wilkins cosi Cenfral fhis one. Cenfral 29 - Wifhrow 38 Wiih less +han +wo minu+es +o play, Cen+ral was wifhin iwo poinis of Wifhrow, bui came apari in ihe seams io lose by nine. Noerflcer did fhe damage. Cenfral 42 - Milford 57 The l-lorneis' biggesf score of +he season, buf fhey couldn'+ lceep Milford from scoring. Luebbers had I9, for his besl of +he season. CLASS A TOURNAMENT Cenfral I9- Hughes 29 The l-lorneis ihrew a big scare info Jrhe Big Reds as ihey led I9-I7 going info The Fourih quarier. Nice game, fellows. T751 RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD Cenfral Ceniral Cenfral Cenhal Cen+raI Cen+ral Ceniral Cenfral Top row: Luebberfg Adams, Hofmann, Blymyer, Henderson. BoHom row: Webb: Bahr, McNeal Mercurio, Geiser, Absent Ellis. THE FOLLOWING BASKETBALL MEN EARNED RESERVE TEAM LETTERS Adams, Edwin, Bahr, Donaldg Blymyer, Clilifordg Geiser, Marvin: Luebberl, Dona'dg McNeal, Neal Hofmann, Henry: Henderson, LaVereg Mercurio, Joe, Webb, Albert RESERVE BASKETBALL SEASON'S RECORD 7 .... Sfewar+ 29 9 .,.. , ..Walnu+ Hills 36 9... .. .Hughes 29 I2 , Loclrlancl 24 I3 . , ..WesIern Hills I7 IO .. .... Norwood 28 I I .. , Woodward 36 I 3 , Wiihrow 24 Cenlral Cen+ral Cenlral Cen+ral Cenfral Cenfral Cenlral Cenlral I77I I5 I6 4 9 I7 23 I0 22 Walnul Hills 33 S+. Bernard 2I Hughes 30 Roger Bacon 32 Wesfern Hills I9 loverfimel ,Woodward 36 Wilhrow II Milford 23 lOver+imel FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Only eighf Freshmen finished 'fhe lirsl season. Cenlral supporled a learn in lhe Freshman League. Only eighl oul of more Than 400 again. Cenlral comes wilh loo few and loo lale. Le+'s have more nexl season. Cenlral Cenfral Cenlral Cenfral Cenfral Cenfral SEASON'S SUMMARY I2 ..,.. .... 25 ..... .... 2 ..... .,.. 7 ...,. .... 6 .,.., ..., 9 ..... ..,. Tournamenl Woodward 22 Harlwell 8 Wifhrow 36 Hughes 48 Walnuf Hills 30 Weslern Hills 23 Cenlral 7 .,... ..,. H arlwell 30 Cenlral 2 ,.,, .... W eslern Hills 34 THE FOLLOWING FRESHMEN BASKETBALL MEN EARNED NUMERALS Geclxs, Donald: Havlin, Donald: Flanders, Donny Loveless, Jaclrg Fiorda, Felice: Scalf Elmer Malleson Billy: Freese, Roberl. l78l THE BASEBALL SQUAD BASEBALL TEAM Boffom row-Don Smifh, Alber+ Webb, Bernard Grievie, Cliff Ellingfon, Ed Adams Bill Garner Don Hedges, Bill Shields. Middle row-John Collins, Jaclr Wurzbaclrer, Charles Holly Nick Meay Nick Kosfoff, Jerimiah Gibson, Len Luebbers. Top row-Jack Smifh, Wayne Eng and Arfhur Alex ander, Frank Sorler, George Wagner, Manager: Bill Bowser, Cledus Keller, Meadows absen+ April 6 April IO April I3 April ie April I8 April 20 April 24 April 27 May I May 2 May 4 May 8 May BASEBALL SCHEDULE Hughes Weslern Hills Wiihrow Walnul Hills Norwood Woodward Hughes Weslern Hills Wilhrow Norwood Walnul Hills Woodward Here There There There Here Here There Here Here There Here There IO, II, I7 and I8 Disiricl Tournamenf I79I TRACK TEAM R ffwk T 'H Top row-Ray George, Frank McBee, Henry Leimberger, Norman Wells, Clarence Hufchinson, James Hoffman, Merril Tribble, Elmer Scalf, James Hubbard, James Wade, Harry Bolia, Harry Parker, Man- ager. Middle row-Don Rifler, Fred Brown, Frank Shulfz, Don Bang, Alberl' Berns, Marvin Geiser, Don Pursell, Ronald Dunham, Shelby Moore, Phil Kennedy, Manager. Boflom row-Aubrey Jenlrins, Melvin Shear, James Heiniman, Donald Bahr, Cliff Blymeyer, Paul Sfoehr, Henry Hoffmann, Louie Cunfz, William Morris, Wallace Sfurgeon, Dewey Wilson, Manager. TRACK SCHEDULE April I2 ai Wesiern Hills April I9 ai Wi+hrow April 26 ai Walnui Hills May 5-K. of C. Relays May I2--Miami Relays May I4-I5-Ciiy Meei May I8-I9-Disiricr Meei i801 A TRACK STAR AUBREY JENKINS Cenlral is indeed lorlunale lo have among her sluclenls a fellow wilh such lceen inferesf in a sporf as shown by Aubrey Jenkins. He reporlred Augusi 2O+h, alrhough 'rhere wasn'+ any assurance There would be a Cross Counlry Team. There wasn'+, buf he ran as an individual, winning ei+her first second or 'rhird in The meels. l-le was rhird in fhe Disfricf and ninlh in fhe Slale Meet receiving a gold medal for each. Whaf Cenlral needs is many more fellows wifh spiril lilce Jenlcinsf f31f CENTRAL'S GOLFERS Back row: Mr. Navaro, Coach: Herberf Rippe, William Bramlage, Arfhur Lei- decker. Fronf row: Ernesf Spaulding: Paul Mann, George Theslxen. CENTRAL'S KEGLERS Back row: Mr. Roy Sommerladg Richard Broclrer, John Daly, Elber+ Presfon, Willard ParroH, Arfhur Mees, John Car+er. Fronf row: Edward Wesselg Jack De Hari, John Barnes. i821 THE COACHING STAFF CARL J. SCHMIDT FRED YEAGER ERNIE MILLER ROY SOMMERLAD RALPH NAVARO I 83 I ATHLETIC TEAM MANAGEMENT M R. N EWELL CLARK THE BIG TEN QATHLETIC TEAM MANAGERS, ' g Monas Monhollon. Middl D y IIB F f Ci1'KiiPiTylRbiBlr B k Harry Parker, George Wagner, Char.es Kuhlenber , WI on, Philip Kennedy, Bi owser. ron row: cus e er, au a or, o er T841 MANAGERS TRACK l Plwilip Kennedy Dewey Wilson Harry Parker BASKETBALL FOOTBALL BASEBALL Dewey Wilson Dewey Wilson Charles Kuhlenberg Clefus Keller lsiiiinglg Siancling: George Paul Taylor Monas Monhollon Roberf Briclra Wagner, Bill Bowser, Monas Monhollon. T851 gi l Z K 1 , ...,.,, wmv' VETERAN TRAINED FOR INDUSTRY 1 -V .. Paul i-iucke, reeeniiy discharged Uniied S+a+es Army veieran, began his fraining ai' Ceniral for fa job in indusiry, He was Jrhe iirsi siudeni +0 enier Cenlrral under fhe reeen+iy enaeied G. I. Bill of Righ+s. Paul! home is in Reading, Ohio. He was honor- d' h d D L 9 i944 affer receiving rniiiiary 'rraining ai an lnianiry Re ab!y use arge ecemoe. , , i - plaeemeni Training Cenier. i 88 I SKYL NE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD I. During The war emergency The UniTed STaTes CoasT Guard was given The responsibiliTy of proTecTing The waTerways and waTerTronT properTies oT our counTry. CincinnaTi being one oT The criTical poinTs oT waTer borne TraTTic oT our inland waTerway sysTerns, required many paTrol crews To handle The policing and inspecTion OT boTh river vessels and individuals who were aT- Tached To These ships. 2. The CenTral VocaTional l-ligh School Ta:iliTies were oTTered To The CoasT Guard and iTs use made possible The insTrucTion program ThaT was inauguraTed. Two hundred and sevenTy- Tive ReservisTs and TiTTy Regular men oT The U. S. 'CoasT Guard were schooled in mainTenance and repair of Marine and AuTomoTive EquipmenT. Members OT The U. S. CoasT Guard Reserve serving on Temporary duTy were enrolled, indocTrinaTed, TingerprinTed and musTered inTo This service in The class rooms of The CenTral VocaTional High School. Training programs wiTh mov- ing picTures were conducTed wilhin The school building and regular musTers and drills were held in The spacious lunch room. 3. The limiTed TaciliTies of The CoasT Guard repair shop on Their barge on The Ohio River did noT permiT compleTe overhaul OT Their eTTuipmenT. Many Times The engines oT The piclceT boaTs, Tire pumps, eTc., were in need oT machine worlc ThaT was supplied Through The TaciliTies oT The CenTral VocaTional l-ligh School shops. ParTs were made, TiTTings complefed and This service made iT possible Tor The U. S. CoasT Guard To carry on iTs duTies, which oTherwise would have caused serious delays. 4. The CoasT Guard Temporary Reserve and Auxiliary are conTinuing To use The class rooms and all service oT The CenTral VocaTional l-Tigh School, and This advanTage is mainTaining These organizaTions as a very viTal parT oT The CoasT Guard when Trained men are needed upon a call To duTy. 5. Much oT The success oT The smooTh working plans has been due To The splendid work oT Mr. George W. WinTer, Co-ordinaTor in The day school, who has devoTed many hours Toward direcTing The developmenT oT The classes of insTrucTion and The coordinaTion of These CoasT Guard AcTiviTies and To Miss DoroThy RusT, SecreTary in The Day School, who did all The CoasT Guard secreTarial worlc aT The CenTral VocaTional l-ligh School and assisTed in The local CoasT Guard OTTice DeTail worlc. lnsTrucTors Norman l-lenderson and Orville l-l. TenhunTeld lilcewise gave many hours oT Time insTrucTing The various groups oT CoasT Guard men how To properly care Tor The moTor equipmenT on The piclceT boaTs and oTher waTer craTT being used in paTrol work. This Type OT wholehearTed cooperaTion has made The duTies oT The CoasT Guard in Cin- cinnaTi, advanTageous To The service in many ways. and is deserving oT high commendaTion. The group menTioned had compleTe charge oT The Engineering and MainTenance oT The CoasT Guard equipmenT used in This area. lra S. l-lolden, LieuT. lTl U. S. CoasT Guard Reserve CincinnaTi UniT T901 BOATS ON PATROL UNITED STATES COAST GUARD s I ' - m 1 , N Q 4 ll 41.if'i.. T. f V . tk gli v iw- as QU Q' V A ff' 'J ' 3, w J Shiv' xx 7' za if Q i, ,V 2 5 2 Q ,B W . 4 il S Q EW . 2 VP' 3 'll ' ,:,'- Q if ' S S sh V Eiiz ' 5 SSP!!! vw N Q , ..w 1 :,. ::,. 511 Q N, 3 S x ff QQ Sz E ...ww iv S 9 ,MF-.X i f 'Q 1 9 gm- ,J Q a - ' gi . . 2' U ' ' I Y QW -1 Q gf 5 . 4' ,E ,353 wg QW we mlm-,' ,r fy .. W we aw iw -Q-x Q i QUT? if x A wi 5 -is mia e :,.:.,,5:::,gg5:e,, 3 ,',...,5g:.,g::1,seas-rv . 1,5 SN, fs I 1 ' 3 , fm A , Q ,.,.. 2. S., ,::, , M xx af ....5 '-1: Y- W E f ' mlb it K - -:.V ' '. I , ' ' Q '22 A A2A2 .2 5 '- , 1, gg Q f I as was ? ' if ' n in Q 'V E M . 5 ahv- 4 X S? S 1 assi ik if A 9 K x s Af Q k g.. .L M. XX. gi? sf? gy V X34 K LE I945 STY OOD FL 94 IL AIR PATROL ON FLOOD DUTY CIV CIVIL AIR PATROL Above- Back Row: Sergeanf Ted Pushing Privale Carl Waldbilligg Cap- Iain Franlr M. Fairchild: Privafe Wal- ler Mooreg Isl Sergeani Roberl K. Williams. Fronf Row: Corporal Dana Colving Corporal Wallace: Posialliang Privafe Rayamond Wenfworihg Cor- poral Joseph George: Privaic Mel- vin Kauffman. Riglwf-Capf. Frank M. Fairchild. Commanding Lunlcen Airpori Squad- ron Civil Air Palrolg Isl Sgf. Roberl K. Williams, Cade? Commander. THE CENTRAL CRAFTSMAN Le'F+ +o Righfz Robf. K. Williams, Edifor-in-Chief: Miss Lally, Facul+y Advisor: Paul Tolle, Edifor, Under-classmang Emil C. Bielefeld, Assislanf Edifor-in-Chief and Business Manager: Dave Nugent, Ari Ediforp Mr. Sofko, Faculiy Advisor, V. Paul Kunk, Senior Ediforg Dewey Wilson, Sporfs Ediior. TO THE CENTRAL STUDENT: Alihough ihe publicaiion oi an annual enfails many hours of hard work for ihe siahf il is noi wiihoul iis very graiiiying rewards. Eirsi, rhere is The valuable experience gained in producing ihe book. Then 'rhere is 'rhe friendships formed while working ii up and ihe business coniraels made in solving iis muliiludinous and varied problems. And ihere is also 'the very fine saiisiaciion of seeing The resulis of our labors in prini. And lasi buf noi leasi, 'rhere is +he exireme pleasure of seeing ihe recepiion of ihe book by ihe siudeni' body. I+ is our sincere wish Thai you ihoroughly enioy ii. We have iried io make ihis book a book oi memories for ihe Ceniral Sfudeni. In years io come we are sure Thai much of your happiness will be derived from ihe recall of pleasani ihings gone by. We hope Thai ihe Ceniral Crafisman of 45 will play a iavoriie pari in your siore oi pleasani memories. THE STAFF T961 THE CENTRAL CRAFTSMAN Back row: Neal McNeal: Wallace Poslallian, Carl Waldbillig, Donald Hedges, Roberf Smiih, Thomas Crowfher, Emil Bielefeld. Middle row: Paul Tolleg Donald Winlcelman, George Thesken, Jack Smifh, Roberf Mayer, Henry Hofmann, V. Paul Kunlc. Firs+ row: Donald Gradolfg Roberi lmbus, Richard Roberi K. Williams Emil Bielefeld Emil Bielefeld Vinceni Kunll Paul Tolle William Garner Donald Hedger Norberl Reinsfafler David Nugenl Roberf Burlre Roberl Mayer Dewey Wilson Joc McQuesfen Jaclr Smifh , Rober Gerland George Theskin Donald Winkelman Carl Wues+ Eadler, Roberf Williams, James Dugan, Carl Wuesf, William Enderle. ANNUAL . , Eclilcr , Business Manaager . .likssotialv Ecliior Associafe Edilor lor Seniors Assrcialc Edilor for Under-classmcn Assislanf Edifor Assislarif Edilor .Assisianl Edilor Ari Ediior . Assislanl Ari Edilzr Assislanl Ari Edihur Sporis Edilor Assislanl Sporis Edifor Assislanl Sporis Edilor ,, Phofographcr . Assislanl Pholographer Assislanl Phoiographur Assisfanf Phofographvr f97I STAFF Clifford Blymyer Charles Chappell Ivan Dawson . James Dugan. Chesfer Eadler, William Enderle Donald Gradolph, John Grieser Henry Hofmann. Bob Imbus Alvin Moorman Wallace Posiallian Frank Shulfz . . Roberf Smifh , George Wagner Carl Waldbillig Mr, Sofko. .. Miss Lally Stall Slall Shall Slall Slall Sl-all Slall Slall Sfali ., Stall , Slall Slall Slali Slali Slaf? Stall Fauulfy Advisor Fafully Advisor THE CENTRAL NEWS FirsT row: Jerry Gibson, Joseph George, Joe SmiTh. Second row: Don Hedges, Joe Busch, Don MaTTeson, Mr. Burbank, Faculfy Advisor. Third row: Alfred Virzi, Al Moorman, Jack Hahn, Bill Kroger, SeaTed: Horace Wilson. THE CENTRAL HIGH NEWS The CenTral News, now in iTs TwenTy-TourTh year oT publicaTion, is, shall we say, a composiTe oT several worThy predecessors such as The CraTTsman oT The Tormer Building High School, The Skyway and Highway of The Tormer AuTomoTive High School, The ElecTron oT The Tormer ElecTrical High School and perhaps oThers which were published Tor a Time by The oTher vocaTional high schools which were consolidaTed in I942 To Torm The CenTral VocaTional High School. The CenTral News published weekly is a paper oT The sTudenTs, by The sTudenTs and Tor The sTudenTs OT The school and Tor The homes which They represenT. This year's sTaTT consisTs oT Horace Wilson, EdiTor, Jack Hahn, AssociaTe EdiTorg Bill Kroeger, Publisher: Jerry Gibson, ArT EdiTor7 and Virzi, George, Moorman, Busch, MaTTeson, and SmiTh who are reporTers. Much OT The wriTing is cloThed in anonymiTy by The use OT such myThical characTers as: Joe Z. Blow, Horsehide Casey, Pop Fly. Charlie Horse, The Mouse, Louie LongshoT and oThers. Don Hedges conTribuTes a column oT school gssip each weelc. T981 THE GLEE CLUB FIRST TENOR Bird, Gilberl Bryanf, Clifford Graff, Roberr Hopkins, William Judy. James Kalhman, Paul Kiessling, Augusl Knolle, Jack Krebs, Donald Kron, Roberf Lockwood, Edwin Mefford, Lawrence Preslon, Elberl Wiel, Frank Winlers, Elmore Yazell, William THE GLEE CLUB MEMBERSHIP SECOND TENOR Clingerman, Paul DeBord, Donald Doepke, Harry Enderle, William Jacobs, Lawrence Juills, Donald Marks, Richard Mies, Richard Mefford, Charles Miller, William Morris, Raymond Pall, Clarence Palrrick, James Remmy, Richard Wuesr, Carl FIRST BASS Allegra, Anlhony Borgelf, Roberl' Drake, Donald Enderle, Wilberl Gordon, William I-lavlin, Donald Humperf, Norberf Lammers, Franks Odell, Elmer Rirzi, Thomas Sales, Donald Werlz, Donald Wessel, Ed IQQI SECOND BASS Bang, Donald Brocker, Richard Cavanaugh, Giles Collins, John Feller, Frank Hicks, Bernard Koch, George Lape. William McCord, Buck Moore, Waller Newhouse, Allen Parker. Harry Trolla, Anlhony CENTRAL'S BAND HUUI THE BAND Firsf row: John Grieser, Paul Page, Ollie Turner, Richard Remmy, Paul Tolle, Roberi Turner, Carl Wuesf, Wilberl Enderle, Mr. Haddad. Second row: Roberf Williams, Franlr Mafacia, Emil Bielefeld, Craig Spihfaden, John Daly, Jacl: De Har+, Ray Greene, Paul Smifh. Third row: William Lape. Fred Burclr, William Enderle, Roberf Presfon, Neal Frosf, Prenfis Cravens. Chesler Noon, Alvin Moorman. Under lhe capable direclion ol Mr. Louis l-laddad, Cenlral l-ligh School has moved lorward anolher large slride musically lhrough fhe developmenl' oi our band. Genuine enlhusiasrn has been displayed by lhe sludenl body in lhis aclivily. They have lhe supporl and good will ol bolh iacully and sludenl body and are rapidly becoming a source ol pride for lhe school. lIOIi GEOMETRY CLUB Firsl row: Carl Evans: Donald Tillon, Richard Mees, Cecil Lufher. Second row: Craig Spifzfaden, Clarence Hufchinson, Neal Frosf, William Lohrum. Third row: Roberf Tenhunfeld: Frank Shulh, Charles Kuhlenberg, Donald Greve, Fourlh row: Melvin Schearg Richard Marks. Carl Haerr, Richard Broclrer, Fif+h row: Roberi Miller: John Collins, John Daly, Nicholas Zeichmeisier, William Harbaugh, Mr. Brunsman, lnslruclor. THE GEOMETRY CLUB This group of Sophomores were so successful in rheir required half- year ol Plane Geomerry Thar They peririoned ihe principal of fhe school +o allow lhem +o finish 'rhe subiecr in rhe remaining half year. The accomplishmenls ol 'rhis group llhe lirsl ol ils kind al Cenlrall was beyond expeclafion. Because of This fad fulure Sophomore classes will be given lhe same privilege. l lIO2l RIFLE CLUB Fronl' row: Philip Siccrellaq Alfred Virzi, Joseph George, W. M. Kirchner, Chas. Holley, V. Paul Kunlr, Cecil ToHen. Back row: Mr. Henderson: Alberl Mueller, Dana Colvin, Allan Newhouse, Paul Tolle, George O'Shea, Mr. Himmelman. The rifle club has no+ only provided valuable 'rraining in The use of firearms and range eliquelfe bul has received some fine publicily bo+h for lhe club and for 'rhe school bofh locally and nalionally. Mr. Henderson is lo be congrafulaied for his eiiorl' in building and supervising This organizafion. Mr. I-limrnelmen's able supporl has been no less praiseworihy. The club is sell-supporfing and ils business is conducled by i'rs sludenf officers. They are, president l-lolly: vice president Kirchner: secrefary, Kunlcg lreasurer, George. lIO3l STUDENT COUNCIL I. Alfred Virzi, 2. Richard Brunk, 3. Joseph George, 4. Howard Hoclr, 5. John Collins, 6. James Dugan, 7. Mr. Drace lFacul1v Adviserl, 8. William Zind, 9. Donald Dralre, IO. Donald Werfz, ll. Darrell Chinn, I2. Robl. K. Williams: Absenfz John Hancock, Vice-Presideni. This organizalion was formed 'ro encourage and supporl lhe various aclivilies in which The school, or porlions of school, may be inleresled. This organizalion is governed by an execulive council, consisling ol The officers-Presidenl, Vice-President Secrelary, and Treasurer, 'rwo members 'From each class and 'rhe Facul+y Advisor. The organizarion meels once a week lo acl on suggeslions from lhe en'rire sludenlr body. Once a monlh a member of each class meels wilh fhe execulive council. The enlerfainmenl lhe sludenl body supporls is such as will salisly lhe boys and slill be dignified in characier. Acfivilies peculiar lo a ceriain season are encouraged and observed in lhe lradilional cuslom. This organizalions services will grow as lhe sludenls discover ils possibiliries. lIO4l 335 CLUB Firsl' row: Alvin Moormang Vincenl Kunlr, Vice-President Roberl K. Williams, President Joseph George, Treasurer: James Heineman, secrelary. Second row: Dewey Wilson: Dana Colvin, Joe McQuesfen, Norberf Reinslafler, James Fluharly, Thomas Crowlher. Third row: John Massarg Allred Virzi, Paul Tolle, Paul Dion, Dan Conrad. THE 335 CLUB The 335 Club is a senior organizalion formed primarily lor social aclivily. A good lime was had by all January l9, I945 al a slcaling parly given by lhe 335 Club. To malce mallers more pleasanl, a Moonlile Boal ride on lhe Ohio was planned. The Club's work was nol in vain lor everyone enioyed lhemselves immensely on lhe Boal April 20, l945. The 335 Club is planning lor a bigger and beller enlerlainmenl lor lhe school in lhe near lulure. llO5l THE BOY SCOUTS AT CENTRAL Top row-Henry Brown, Paul Newcomb, Harry Lindlolf, James Haubner, Charles Adams, William A. Smilh, Charles Williams, Claudis Lee Young, Theodore Gligor, Herberl Rippe, Arnell Gibson. Middle row-C. E. Valh, Neighborhood Scoul' Commissioner, James Gehlerl, Richard Grabencamp, Donald Juills, William Gillancl, Juemiah Gibson, Roberl' Sloan, Ollie Turner, Fred, D. Hoffmann, Aulhorized Meril Badge Counselor. Bollom row--Elmer Odell, Augusl Kiessing, Donald Geeks, Donald Havlin, Arlhur Alexander, Russell Smilh, Jacque Woyche, William Yazell. We pay our respecls lo lhe Boy Scouls ol America and lo lhose who are members ol our school who represenl 45 lroops oul ol lhe ZOO in Cincinnali. The Scouls piclured here are only a parl ol lhe sixly members ol lhal organizalion allending Cenlral who are doing such splendid worlc aiding in lhe many calls lor service: collecling melal, rubber, paper, clolhing, dislribuling Red Cross lileralure, aiding in llood relief, and assisling in War Loan campaigns. Many ol our Scouls are working in lhe shops making arlicles lor use in Army hospilals and Red Cross cenlers. These boys are members ol an army ol 6,0I 7 boys in Cincinnali who are perlorming many acls ol service lo lheir counlry and communily. They are living up lo lheir Scoul oalh, and each boy repeals lhis many limes: On my honor I will do my besl lo do my duly lo God and my Counlry, and obey lhe Scoul Law. To help olher people al all limes. To keep mysell physically slrong, menlally awalce, and morally slraighl. A Scoul is lriendly, and you will lind lhem always ready and willing lo help wherever lhey are called. These Scouls invile olher members ol our school lo ioin lhis splendid organizalion and parlicipale in lhe lun and worlc ol doing good and having many happy limes logelher. llO6l CENTRAL'S TWINS CENTRAL TWINS Leff Io right- John and Shelby Moore, Bob and Bill Dunn, Frank and Bill Rapien, William and Wil- beri Enderle. Simone and Richard Orlando, George and John Johnsfon, Michael and James Crusham. Teacher I. Wagner 2. Crandall 3. Clark 4. Brooker 5. Soflxo 6. LiHIe 7. Lally 8. Wesley 9. Plaff I0. Sommerlad II. Henderson I2. P. Woolley I3. Hoffman I4. Va'rh . I5. Lampkin I6. Rolsion I7. Schafz IB. Bechiold I9. Deupree 20. Weisman 2I. Barnes 22. Tenhunfeld 23. Navaro FINAL STANDING War Sfamp Sales I943-I944 . Amounl S 2,049.I5 l,854.95 I,740.55 I ,245.60 I,I I6.95 I ,O I 5.00 940 20 86I .75 68I.95 5I6.00 389.55 369.90 288 35 268.90 250.65 246 00 244.30 230.90 207.40 20 I .45 l76.85 I7 I .75 I52 85 24. Grassel 433 I30.25 25. Miller, Disller 332 II4.I0 26. Brunsman , 336 I I3 CO 27. Slephens . 337 I I I.65 28. Cowdrey 438 I03.05 29. Winlers 4II 98.65 30. Hari 324 94.I0 . Ziegler I33 87.00 32. Sellers I 8I.6O 33. Burbanlr I32 79.75 34. Berry . 436 68.35 35. Drace 327 65.15 36. Barfels 3I4 63.80 37. Snider 435 56.55 38. Winspear 434 53.I5 39. Himmelman 3 33.45 40. Pelers 2I8 30.75 4I. Schaeperlxlaus 23.75 42. G. Woolley ., 4 I0.50 GRAND TOTAL SI6,639.55 This is an average of 5449.44 each week. WHERE'S GRANDMA? THE PLAYERS GRANDMA-Waller Burke-An old lady, who firsf of all wanls 'ro be young: and, second ol all, is quile c:on+en'r Io 'Ibe her age. GRETCI-IEN BLAKE-John Collins-A young wife. BOB BLAKE-John Daly-I-Ier brand new husband. JACK WORLEY-Howard I-lock-Gre+chen's brolher. LUCY KING-Craig Spifzfaden-Jacles sweelhearf. ARLINE TRUESDALE-Roberr Tenhunleld-The girl Grefchen wanfs her brorher +o marry. CAROL WORLEY-Bill Lohrum-6re+chen's sisfer, who has a mind and opinion of her own. MIDNIGHT-Neal Eros?-A Hchocolafe brown houseman who enioys his uniform very greally. DAI-ILIA-Richard Brooker-Wife of Midnighf, high yaIIer and a delermined female. v WHERE'S GRANDMA? A Three ACI Comedy PLACE: The living room of Ihe Worley home. TIME: The present ACT I The living room abou? noon on a Sunday. ACT II The living room. Evening, several weeks Iarer. ACT ll The living room Ihe nexf morning. DIRECTOR: Miss Esiher Cahill. I IO8I J THE SENIOR DANCE fif' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The CraTTman spared no expense This year To bring To you The Tamed prognosTica- Tor Trom deep in The hearT of HindusTan, Swami Dinghi Dinghi, To gaze inTo his crysTal ball To see whaT The TuTure holds Tor CenTral's graduaTes. ln The pasT years we have seen much Tavorable porTenT predicTed Tor our young men by compeTenT seers, buT iT is The consensus of The sTaTT ThaT Tor vision, Tor perspicaciTy, effulgence, Tor sheer ehfusive diligence, none of The oTher magi even remoTely approximaTe The enlighTened Dinghi Dinghi. To The plainTive sTrains oT The vina, The basari, The sankha and The magudi and solemn incanTaTions Trom The ATharvaveda, mid smoldering censers yielding The Tra- grance oT banyan, benzoin, sTyrax and cascarilla bark, in dimmed orienTal splendor, siTs The Swami voicing The wise words oT The all knowing. l-lark! His words oT wisdom. Hark! He liTTs The veil Trom The year I96O. Charles Chappel: STill goes Tishing every week-end. He sTill brings home quanTiTies of Tish-purchased aT The Tish sTand. His wife and kids Think he's a wonder- Tul fisherman-buT They'll find ouT. V. Paul Kunh: Married The belle oT old KenTucky and They builT a small cabin and seTTled down To raising a family oT belles. A bell ringer by proTession he has rung more KenTucky bells Than any oTher man alive. Paul Tolle: Still promoTing-always promoTing- blondes and bruneTTes. You'll find him aT The roller rink gliding Through life wiTh a blonde on one arm and a bruneTTe on The oTher. Paul is sTill bragging abouT The year he worked-in CenTral sTockroom. LesTer Muse: Walks The sTraighT and narrow paTh These days. He is The apT pupil of Professor MorTimer MonTrose MonTresser, He has become a TighT rope walker in a circus and now skips and Turns and dances, siTs and sleeps, rolls and prances, On The wire he is as handy as a baby wifh candy. EllsworTh HammiTT: Married a rich widow so he could spend his Time going To The movies. He spenT so much Time aT The movies ThaT his wife boughT him a movie house Tor an Xmas presenT so she could see him once in awhile. They now live aT The TheaTre so ThaT Ells- worTh can have his cake and she can have her cookie. lConTinued on page I38l lllll lzanka o Uur a4cfuerti.4er4 ERE in lhese pages are lisled +he names of many friends of Cenlral Vocafional l-ligh School. For lhe moslr parl' fhey repre- senr or are closely allied +o an induslry in which we our- selves are vifally in'reres+ed. The dignily and prominence of 'rhe names lisled here makes il easy for us 'ro be proud of our associafion wilh rhem and +o welcome lhem inro lhe pages of our book of memories . And so we wish +o exlend 'ro our adverlisers our sincere Thanks and good wishes. The edilors. a4cfenowfec!gment ANY sludenls regard 'rheir annual highly lor lhe pleasanl memories if will bring lo 'rhem in laler years, buf lo lhose sludenls who have assisled in ils produclion if has an ad- dilional meaning - i'r is a crealion-a producl ol our own lhinking. Because we are proud of The parl we played in if we are grarelul 'ro Jrhose who have helped us accomplish our purpose. l speak for all Jrhe members of fhe slaff when I say Thank you ro Mr. Solko and Miss Lally, our facully advisors, and again +o Mr. Brunsman, Mr. Ziegler, Mr. Sommerlad, Mr. Burbank and lo many ofhers who have conlrib- uled'-bolh lime and marerial +o lhis book. Thank you, all. -Roberl O. Mayer l l l2l Congmtulvztions Graduates of the Central Vocational High School The knowledge obtained will be invaluable to your country and you in again restoring Peace On Earth. CINCINNATI AIRCRAFT SERVICE Hangars Two and Four A ll Br 0 EAst 2580 ianclzes of Aviation LUNK EN AIRPORT III3l 52225: it tm? I If you're holding back any POST-WAR PLANS. let's have 'em NOW-I'm not getting a day younger. ' I ,M I H1925 'F .l I smut' ! ,if Ill' lu0l 'h M . lu' X nl hm N I ga' I-I2 We I Q, G 'f, K , x , 7-ik im' ..g .. .H-xv f flglgiivl .Q . c w J 'l S YOUR Post-War Plans are all wrapped up in that diploma you've just received. Congratulations on entering a field we've enjoyed being in for a t r of a century We know you'll be successful-because all your predecessors quar e . have been. Good luck-and come see us when you're in our neck of the woods, Auto Brake Service Division OF Auto and Aero Supply Company 320 Reading Road ' ' Cincinnati, Ohio Manufacturers of specially hardened steel used by the steel industry, coal mines, aluminum and brass mills, chemical plants and other heavy industries. Products include gears, pinions, track brake and shear wheels, sprockets, cold rolling rolls and a variety of other parts required in the above industries. The Tool Steel Gear and Pinion Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO III4I our lefeplwne Jervice epencla sgwnu ,Q 5542 E rs on people, too Your telephone. the wires that carry your voice, and the intricate equipment in the telephone office are only part of what it takes to provide good telephone service-it takes people, too. Telephone service depends on operators, linemen, engineers. installers, clerks-2,000 men and women in scores of telephone jobs, who operate and maintain the 357,000,000 system of this company. With the cooperation of telephone users, who have been most considerate in their use of the Telephone-avoiding need- less calls and keeping other calls brief-these telephone workers are doing their very best to make present equipment serve as many people as possible after war needs are met and to keep the quality of service as good as is possible these war days - . . 4 . A THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning Contractors Cincinnati Association Steam and Hot Water Heating Power Piping and Air Condztzonzng 626 BROADXNAY Cl-I 2440 lII5l I ACME WIPER AND INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY SI ECIALIST MEN'S WORK CLOTHES IVIACI-IINISTS' OVERALLS SHUPCGATS, ETC. Cleaned and Mended SATISFACTION GUARANTEED k C kR d - - ME1rose 4838 WHO'S WHO AT CENTRAL CenTral's Beau Brummel.. Cen+ral's Don Juan . The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The Tallesr Boy. . Shorresl Boy. Thinnesl Boy Pailesr Boy. Loudesl Boy, Sloppy Joe. Sleepiesl Boy Mos+ Popular wilh The Boys Mosf Popular wilh The Girls Besr Mechanic. . . Biggesl' Eafer. Las+ +0 Arrive Mosl Courreous Boy , Mosl Conslanl Lover Biggesl Flirl ...... , Mosl Bashiul Boy. . Besl Wisecracker, Noisiesr Boy .......... Biggesl Trouble-Maker. Biggesr Gold Bricker. Biggesl Wolf ,,.., Boy The Girls Wolf .,....,.., Boy Who Can Toss The Bull . Brighleslr Boy .... D. T. King ...,,., Duck Walk King.. Boy Beslr Liked By +he Teachers. Boy Mos+ Likely To Succeed. . . Boy Wirh The Besl Poker Face Mosr Elusive Boy. , Biggesr Braggarl.. Mosr Modes? Boy. Besr Singer ..... . Besl' Acror, , . Besl' Dancer. . . . Besl Arlisr. . . , , . Curly-Headed Boy. Burr l-lead. , . Funniesf Boy. . Mosl Argumenlal Hearl-Breaker. .. ive Boy. lIl7l Vincenl Kunk Norberf Reinsfaller Paul Sloehr Raymond Grolhaus William Turner James Judy Donald l-ledges Roberl Siegerl William Dauer Roberl K. Williams Paul Teller Carl Wuesl Richard D'Marcia Freddie Lowman Donald Bang Charles l-lolly Lesler Muse Joe McQues+en Jack Wells Ellsworlh l-lammil James Fluharly Alvin Moorman Donald Thomas Dan Ashron Toward Brumback James Dugan John Carlo'Ha Dana Colvin Clarence l-lufchinson Roberi Smirh James I-leineman Roloerf K. Williams John Massar Emil C. Bielefeld Alfred Virzi Joseph George George Nose David Nugenr Paul Tolle John Barnes Alberl Berns Richard Brunk William Weglage The Cincinnati Gilbert Machine Tool Company Manufacturers of HORIZONTAL BORING MILLS 0 RADIAL DRILLS O 3366 Beekman Street Cincinnati, Ohio I CI-I. 2880 COMPLIIVIENTS OF . . . I S na p-On Pattern Works Tools I 'Wd Gb I Brass and Bronze Castings Wood and Metal Patterns I ew 605 E. McMillan St. i Spring Grove fd Queen City Ave. H. E. GAGE T, A. Hosty Cincinnati. O IlI8I GOODBYE, MR. 0, MR. UPERATOR! You've cut your lathe-experience teeth on l,.eBlond Training Lathes. Now you are qualified to operate any one of the many large l.eBlond Lathes here. there and everywhere in industry. Your turning learning will come in mighty handy. we know. And so it's on to bigger and better things. It's Goodbye, Mr. Trainee-- Hello. Mr. Operatoriu The R. K. LeBlond Machine Tool Co. CINCINNATI s, OHIO IARC!-IS'l' MANUI-'AC'l'URl-IR OF A L'OINIPI.li'l'l-I LINE UF l.A'l'Hli5 Home Roorn Congratulations Wishes to Compliment to the Senior Glass JOE VILLARI Mr. Sofko's Home Room on becoming a member of N o. 5 The United States Navy The Craftsman Let us. then, be up and doing. With a heart for any fate Still achieving, still pursuing Learn to labor and to wait. Illustrated Wllfh Halftones and Etchings -Longfellow Made by . C 1' f The Schultz-Gosiger Co. Onjp 'mem O Photo Engravers Mr. Drace s Home Room 536 Sycamore St. Cincinnati, Ohio lIl9l Compliments of a ERIE D Cincinnati Hypro Double Housing Planer machining bearing strip slots for a Navy ship's main pro- peller shafts. The bottom of the slots were rough cut. Two other tools, shown at the top of the tool holder. will take dovetail cuts on the side of each slot, Visitors are welcome at our plant at the end of the Oak- ley car line. ' THE CINCINNATI PLANER CO. Boring Mills Plcmers Planer Type Millers 3120 Eorrer St., Cincinnati, O. I I CQMPLIMENTS I OF THE QUEEN CITY Steel Treating Company IIZOI ENGINE LATHES TOOL ROOM LATHES MANUFACTURING LATHES AUTOMATIC LATHES GAP LATI-IES OIL COUNTRY LATHES AN EYE TO PRECISION The Lodge 35 Shipley Machine Tool Co. Compliments of. . . Compliments of American A The BUCMYQ Pumps, Inc. F0UUdfY CO' CINCINNATI, OHIO V I I V 1202 HNDLAY STREET g Gray Iron and I Semi-Steel Castings IIZII COMPLIMENTS I THE E. KAHN'S SONS CO. Producers of American Beauty Meat Products 3241 SPRING GROVE AVENUE CINCINNATI OHIO DISTRIBUTORS OF THE BEST IN PATTERN WHITE PINE, MAHOGANY, CHERRY, MAPLE AND OAK The Imbus Lumber Corporation CINCINNATI H221 Specialized Brake Service 1 Diesel Motor Service 1 Central Brass '55 A1uminum Kramer Auto Service 1 Foundry Qo, GENERAL REPAIRING 3118-24 Spring Grove Ave. Brass' Brorge Aluminum Phone Kirby 2410 Cincinnati, ohio astmgs 1 1 , PRODUCTION YNORK A SPECIALTY 1 1 Wood Packing Pays 4 Wi - THE - 1 Hibbo Bronze in Any Mcwillianqs is Schulte Brinell Hardness 100-300 BOX AND LUMBER CC. Tensile Strength 70,000-90,000 Liberty and Dalton Avenue WAbash 5493 Cincinnati, Ohio 1020 Woodrow Phones MAin 5341-5342 1 COMPLIMENTS OF Steam Fitters Local 392 and Refrigeration Workers Auxiliary 21' A. F. of L. H231 Employment Opportunities The DRACKETT COMPANY 5020 SPRING GROVE AVE. KI 6670 Chemical Manufacturers and Soybean Processors The Dorst Company 2100 READING ROAD CINCINNATI 2, OHIO Manufacturers of Class Rings and Pins College and Society Jewelry Sport Charms-Plaques Sraraerres Special Attention Given to Local School, Club and Fraternity Pins Vvle Invite Your Suggestions Designs Furnished Upon Request Auto and Truck Parts SPECIALIZED ELECTRICAL REPAIRS, MACHINE SHOP AND RADIO SERVICE FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE TRADE E. E5 N. MOTOR COMPANY 2136 SPRING GROVE AVENUE Established PA 0593 1914 II24l Cincinnati Athletic Goods Company I if I CH. 4768-4769 110 W. Fourth Street Cincinnati. Ohio WELL WISHES EROIVI A ERIEND t STOEFER Congratulations and Best 1Vishes from P. H. DAVIS Tailors 2314 Iowa Avenue Phone: WOodburn 0144 To The C1ass of 1945 CONGRATULATIONS! if Beyond the Dark Clouds of 1Var Gleams the Bright Future of the great Motor Car Business . . . and it is our Hope that All of You will share it with us in the Peace lo Come. Cincinnati PATTERN WORKS Dependable Motors, Inc. 4660 Spring Cmrove Ave. KI. 2232 1401 READING ROAD Dodge'PIymouth Dodge 'lirucksf 11251 Est Wishes LII KE HEIMER OXYGEN ' ACETYLENE I-IYDROGEN ' CARBIDE OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING MACHINES FLAME BLASTING EQUIPMENT FLAME I-IARDENING APPARATUS CYLINDER MANIEOLDS ACETYLENE GENERATOR SUPPLIES WELDING TORCHES CUTTING TORCHES REGULATORS OUTFITS ECONOMIZERS 'ASUREWELDH GAS AND ELECTRIC WELDING RODS SPEEDARC D. C. HOLLUP A. C. WELDERS Facts On All National Products Available Upon Request NATIONAL CYLINDER GAS COMPANY H261 CLASS WILL E, The seniors oT CenTral VocaTional High School, ciTy oT CincinnaTi, counTy oT HamilTon, sTaTe oT Ohio, being OT-sound mind, do hereby make, publish and declare This To be our LasT Will and TesTamenT, hereby revoking all oTher wills made by us. We bequeaTh The Tollowing: To our beloved TaculTy, Tond memories oT our high grades, keen wiT and cooperaTion. To The junior class, our loyalTy To CerT'nl VocaTional High School, The CenTral CraTTsman, and besT wishes Tor as happy a senior year as we have had. To Melvin Shear, Henry HoTmann's love oT a good argumenT. To Horace Wilson, Donald Hedges' column To The lonely and love-lorn. To Paul Teller, Donald Henn's TiTle oT The Blue Grass WolT. To Jack S-miTh, RoberT Williams' populariTy wiTh The Tellows. To Donald Dreher, LesTer Muse's TiTle OT Rip Van Winklef' To Charles Adams, John Massar's ingenuiTy in making mechanical devices To Lavere Henderson, AnThony YanneTTi's bashTulness. To Richard STahl, Joseph Georges linen wiTh The girls. To John Thieken, Charles Chappell's genius in paTTern-making. To Paul Hoffman, The power To ouTyell William Berry. To Jack Kroger, William Morris' abiliTy To escape blame. To RoberT Mayer, Emil BieleTeld's championship aT checkers. To William Bowser, James Heineman's Triendliness To everybody. To William Sanders, NorberT ReinsTaTler's oraforical abiliTy. ' To Louis CunTz, Dewey Wilson's inTeresT in sporTs. To RoberT Archibold, VincenT Kunk's Tardy record. To James DuTTy, William C:arner's and Howard Leonard's auTomoTive knowledge. To Donald Thomas, Howard Brumback's populariTy wiTh The ladies. To CliTTord Blymyer, Dan AshTon's Three years' Toorball experience To Bernard Hicks, Paul Tolle's loud Ties. To Carl Evans, James Dugan's abiliTy To succeed. To Tony Cappazzola, The Tail oT Richard Mueller's bull. To Cecil ToTTon, AlTred Virzils abiliTy To ma ke himselT heard. ln TesTimony whereoT, we have hereunTo subscribed our names and aTTixed The oTTicial seal oT CenTral VocaTional High School, This TiTTeenTh day oT June, one Thousand, nine hundred and TorTy-Tive. CHARLES CHAPPELL, I945. HENRY HOFMANN, I945. ALVIN MOORMAN, 1945. iizri STEEL COLD FINISHED AND HOT ROLLED 1 CARBON '65 ALLOY 1 Carbon Tool Steel High Speed Steel Drill Rods WINTON TOOL STEELS Turned, Ground and Polished Shafting, High Speed Tool Bits THE PREDRICK STEEL COMPANY I 4758 Spring Grove Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Telephone: Klrby 4974 Blue Prints by H E S S For 43 Years PHOTOSTATS DRAWING MATERIALS Hess Blue Print Co. In our NEW business home MAin 4148-4149 132 Opera Place Henry Meyer '25 Sons I Guaranteed Pure Dairy Products Phone VAl1ey 0728 John St. 8 Elliott Ave., Lockland, Ohio EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES I The 1 Williamson Heater Co. I 45 5 8 MARBURG AVENUE Best Wz'shes from VIRGINIA BAKERY Compliments of THE HAUSER-STANDER TANK CO. 483 8 SPRING GROVE II2 8 1 Compliments to the Class of 1945 HOMER S. TOMS Proprietor I-IOMER TOMS MOTOR CAR CO. OLYMPIC PARKING GARAGE East 7th Street, Bet. Walnut and Main Streets PA. 4312 AUTHORIZED DOWNTOWN PONTIAC DEALER BUY WAR BONDS TO BUY NEW PONTIACS When Thetfre Made Again' LEARN TO FLY Queen City Elying Service, Inc. Flight Instructions Charter Service HANGAR No. 3. LUNKEN AIRPORT PHONE EAST 6586 Il29I DE-SOTO ....., PLYMOUTH Compliments of . . . , 1 THE Chfford Jacobs 1 - - Oh1o Natronal ,, Life Insurance 1 co. Service All Makes 1 t Thomas W. Strange, Mgr. 499 E. MCMILLAN ST. X 1 Home Off-ICQ General Agency WO. 8251 WO- 6162 1730-33 Carew Tower MA. 4459 A Reputation for Quality and Service ll rr SV J' Ned 1 1 H. Miner 1 11, I enstrup gf Da1ry Company 1 1 656 E. Mcmman sf. 1 411W Tower Optica1Co. 1 N W ir TELEPHONE CHERRY 4621 1 SUITE 1101, CAREW TOWER WOOdburn 2474-2475 1 11301 Compliments of The Trailmohile Company Cincinnczrz' 9. Ohio W'e Are Here to Serve You Now and After Peace Comes Avondale-Chevrolet Serving Chevrolet Owners Since 1923 3425 READING ROAD COMPLIMENTS OP A'Do Thou Ihe Deeds I Die Too Young to Do A TRIBUTE FROM ROOM 433 IN MEMORY OE Howard Richard Wilson BROTHER OF RAYMOND WIl-SON OE 423 The Johnson-Doppler Lumber Company . . . COAL . . . Crating Lumber Hardwoods. White and Yellow Pine Beekman St. and Ericke Road Cincinnati, Ohio BEST WISI-IES The . Bolles Sporting Goods TO THE Company Graduating Class 130 E. SIXTH STREET l OF 1945 CINCINNATI. OI-IIO lI3ll 1 Compliments of Victor Electric 5 Products 1 1 Inc. 1 Supplies For The DRAFTSMAN AND p ENGINEER 1 Blue Prints - Photostats The Ferd Wagner Co. 432 Main sr. r J . F. POETKER AND SDN Wholesale Distributors Confections Tobaccos Fountain Supplies 1629-31 vim street PArkway 5353-9 Compliments 1 of .. H. A. SONTAG CO. 1100 Race Street Cincinnati, Ohio Automotive Parts and Machine Shop ME 5600 ME. 5601 ' F SHUBIN '55 SON VORDENBERG 1 CHEVROLET p Automobiles 3161 Madison Road 1 3243 Madison Rd. JE 2525 Sales - Service 1 113 21 Good Pattern Lumber WHITE PINE MAHOGANY Charles E. Shiels and Company CHerry 0239 THE Rex Engineering CC. 3204 Beekman Street KI 1333-1334 Cincinnati, Ohio Designers - Manufacturers DIES-TOOLS-J IGS METAL STAMPINGS METAL SPECIALTIES SPECIAL MACHINERY Graduates of this school will be welcomed for a job interuietu with us at any time. Compliments of International Motor Trucks To The Class of 1945 2336 Iowa Avenue Compliments of The J. Louis Motz News Co. CHerry 7234 659 E. 6th sf CINCINNATI, OHIO Il33I The Acme Machine Tool Co. Manufacturers of Screw M achines and Turret Lathes 4755 SPRING GROVE AVENUE CINCINNATI 3 2, OHIO TED SCHAEFER I ART oWEN Motor Specialists BEST WISHES I 28 W. McMillan St. Cincinnati, Ohio I C ompl imen ts of LAN CE, Inc Wholesale Candies -k CINCINNATI, OHIO II34I COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES J. R. ALLAIS SEARS, ROEBUCK E5 CO. GUSWEILI-3R'S PONTUMI Sales 0 Service 3435 READING ROAD The L. T. Patterson Co. Bvforv. During and After the IVz1r COMPLETE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SERVICE Lv! Us Help Keep Your Car Rollivvg CHerry 5707 1010 Gilbert Ave. C 25 V MOTORS Used Cars 550 READING ROAD MAin 4028 CINCINNATI. OHIO Compliments of SMITH T5 MILLS COMPANY 2889 SPRING GROVE AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO II35I Congratulations and Best Wishes from HOME ROOM 112 TRAINOR SPRING CO. 116 West Court St. PA. 0613 Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments of V and V Department Store CHARLES VONDERBRINK is soN Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings ROLANDELLI 743 East McMillan Street Compliments of HOME ROOM NO. 3 AL HAUSFELD AUTO REPAIRING Wrecker Service 493 E. McMillan St Compliments of the Aviation Engine Division TO THE GRADUATING sEN1oRS In Memory of Our Friend and Classmate JACK ARLINGHAUS HOME ROOM 418 Compliments to GRADUATING SENIORS HOME ROOM 4 '54 Compliments of IOWA COLONY MR. L. HIMMELMANN J. N Best Wishes to the WATCHMAKER and JEWELER i CJRADUAFHNG CLASS 2454 Gilbert Aw., Peebles Comer, wo. 8188 I HOME Room 133 Best Wishes from Compliments of HOME ROOM 4 ENTNER oLDsMoB1LE co MISS l-Al.I.Y Compliments of Compliments of ROOM 335 ROOM Ill A. id N. FURNITURE and Appliance Co. Compliments of HOME ROOM 314 911 E- 1V1CM1113H Sf- WO- 4710 TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS 1 Compliments and Best Wishes Compliments of from THE BARON ROOM 331 II3 I 61 i'VUCHlIHNHl lHHININI3'i Be it in transportation, printing or any scientiiic industry, vocational training has been recognized for time immemorial as mian's basic security- learn a trade Beyond that, knowing a trade, the trained and co-ordinated mind and body are quali- fied to manage and administrate: and then go further-and to improve methods and to invent. We wish the Vocational High School Graduates a successful career. S ROSENTHAL Sz CO., Inc Printers and Binders in Cincinnati since 1868 lI37l THE PROPHECIES OF SWAMI DINGHI DINGHI Dan Conrad: Has fhe 335 Club ouf fo his farm once each year. He is sfill frying fo lll convince fhe boys fhaf rnafh is unnecessary, l2l fhaf all mafh books oughf fo be burned, l3l fhaf mafh is fhe biggesf wasfe of fime in The world and l4-l anybody who sfudies mafh is a dunce. He has finally esfablished an iron clad fhesis proving his poinf buf he had fo sfudy higher mafh for I5 years fo esfablish his pre- mise and nobody can undersfand if buf him, Daniel Ashfon: The shy Daniel finally gefs up enough courage fo lef his secref love ask him for a dafe. They spend fhc evening al' fhe cinema affer wh ch a de- lighfful luncheon consisfing of coco cola and one meal' ball was had af The corner drug sfore. They are fo be married soon-if she can gef him fo fhe alfar. Howard Brumback: Sfarfed an anfi-Sinafra club and found all fhe members fo be Bingifes. He now lives quiefly in a cavern in fhe remofe Rockies. His only confacf wifh civilizafion is a phonograph and a Sinafra record which he plays only when he feels fhe urge fo give up his hermifage and refurn fo civilizafion. Emil Bielefeld: Has an elecfric shop af Bridgefown and more hobbies fhan you can shake a sfick af. When he is nof fishing or hunfing, he is playing music or arguing polifics or working on a new invenfion or playing checkers. His wife runs fhe elecfric shop. Alfred Virzi: Sfricfly an aviafion man, He flew in fhe lasf war and now owns a helicopfer. He never walks anywhere if he can sef his flying machine down. Dewey Wilson: Now fakes an acfive parf in youfh and knofhole afhlefics. He holds an A Xi E license and flys his own plane. Henry Hoffman: Became famous as an all around afhlefe. Affer hanging up his cleafs he has enfered info coaching. Henry covered himself wifh glory in Uncle Sam's Army. Roberf Williams: ls sfill presidenf of fhe 335 Club, He is geffing wise fhough, He is finding ouf fhaf if's fhe presidenf who does fhe work. He will be married soon -for fhe fourfh fime. He has decided fo ouf-do Manville. David Freeman: Affer sfudying communicafions af Cenfral is now one of fhe besf felephone salesmen in fhe Mid-Wesf. He holds fhe world's record on fhe number of calls he made in a single day. James A. Fluharfyz Candy and novelfy saleman par- excellence, He now has a concession af a well known downfown fheafre, selling his wares befween shows. John Elbrechf: Never oufgrew his model building pracfice. He is now happily married or was, unfil his models fhreafened fo force his family ouf of fhe house and info fhe sfreef. Thomas S. Crowfher: ls now fhe big silk sfocking man of Ohio, He has developed a silk farm near Cincin- nafi and now has nearly IOOO acres of mulberry frees, fourfeen children, counfless guinea pigs and a house of eighf gables. Dana Colvin: Refurned fo Curfissville, Indiana, fo es- fablish an airporf. He refurned fo Cenfral for posf graduafe work affer serving in fhe U. S. Army in China. He sfill plays hard fo gef fo fhe girls. James Dugan: Veferan of many naval campaigns, he now operafes a broadcasfing and receiving sfafion in Cenfral America for a large broadcasfing corporafion. He wears a beard and carries a cane. Donald Henn: Sfill goes on double dafes alfhough he is finding if increasingly difficulf fo find single people his own age who are inferesfed in driving ouf fo Aulf Park fo park and spoon. He is fhinking of marriage buf don'f dare fo make up his mind as fo who fhe lucky girl will be, James A. Heineman: Boughf himself an air flivver and is now called fhe air wolf . Received his A 84 E license and now wanfs fo open a hangar af a local airporf. Don Hedges: ls seeking pafenf righfs on his revolu- fionary powerless lighfing sysfem. If works only in summerfime, however, since if consisfs of a bowl full of lighfning bugs. John Hancock: ls now mayor of Oakley. Profession- ally he has become a feacher and no longer believes fhey are eifher over-paid or have shorf hours wifh much free fime on fheir hands. Joseph George: Now walks wifh a decided squaf affer much duck walking af Cenfral and in fhe Army Air Corps in which he served during World War Il. Affer all fhaf pracfice he sfill dislikes if. Does he hafe himself? Alvin Moorman: Liked fhe Navy so much when he gof in during World War ll, he sfayed in. He is now Capfain Moorman and is af presenf serving wifh fhe American confingenfs of fhe Unifed Nafions Defense Unifs. John Massar: Never cared for feachers and now he is one. John is feaching aero-sciences in fhe easf. He never married buf may one day since he has been engaged since IQ47, Norberf Reinsfaflerz Professionally successful in aero- naufics, Reinsfafler has become an inveferafe globe froffer. Scarcely a week passes fhaf he does nof visif some new counfry, cify or island. His wife accom- panies him. Anfhony Yanneffi: Affer fhe war seffled down fo fhe iob of raising a family and esfablishing himself as a solid cifizen of fhe communify and has succeeded well. Joe McQuesfon: Wenf fo college and liked if so well he decided fo sfay. Heis a iunior now affer 9 years and figures in 7 more he should gef ouf. Aubrev Jenkins: Affer a brillianf career on fhe cinder pafh he wenf fo a seminary and sfudied for fhe minsfry. William Berry: Moved along rapidly in fhe aviafion indusfry. ls now an airline pilof, Howard Leonard and William Carpenfer: Formed a parfnership in aufomofive sales and service and are now prominenfly locafed on aufomobile row. Al Tenhover: ls now a famous furnifure designer. His modernisfic mofifs have revolufionized fhe furnifure indusfry. Wm. Garner: operafes a service and repair sfafion. He lives nexf door and has more fun playing fhan his kids. Paul Dion: Wenf auf wesf fo become a cowboy affer being fossed over by his one and only and accidenfly caughf on in fhe movies. He's now a famous funny man. Cliff Roesch: Sfarfed wifh American Airlines and is sfill wifh fhem. He likes The indusfry and hafes fo move. William Morris: Cenfral's play boy, Really enioys himself. He weighs 325 and is bald. Laugh-you'd fhink he'd die. Bill Weglege and Bob Tapp: are well known elecfrical confracfors. The parfnership will dissolve fhough and each will go his separafe way-successfully, of course. Tapp goes in wifh Bill Bischak and Weglage goes if alone. Durward Brug: is sfill in fhe navy. He fakes picfures of every place he visifs. His album now confains 27,00I picfures and he says fhaf is iusf a beginning. H381 The Queen City Supply Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO 0 RICHMOND. INDIANA ' Distributors of Industrial Supplies, Tools and Equipment PIPE ' VALVES ' FITTINGS ' STEAM SPECIALTIES MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS 'WELDING APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES SAEETY EQUIPMENT AUTOGRAPHS H391 AUTOGRAPHS H401