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

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:ESERiLkHZthIIe In recognition of their scholastic attainment and good character while students at Central, and of the splendid contribution to the civic and industHal er of our dry mnce gradua- tion, we respectfully dedicate this volume to the host of young men who have attended Central Vocational High School in years gone by.

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Published by the Seniors OF THE Central Vocational High School OF The Cincinnati Public Schools FACULTY ADVlSORS MR. IBRUNSMAN, MR. HIMMELMAN MR, BURBANK

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CentroI is proud to present - Excerpts of five letters, each written by former students, which show their appreciation of the training and guidance received at Central: H0ward HutchinSOn, I948 graduate of the Machine Tool Division, writes in part: - --I learned the fundamentals of machine shop procedure and how to set up, operate and care for the basic machine tools C. Ronald Marcotte, graduate of the former Building Vocational High School, writes in part: - - - and I would like to add that the instruction re- ceived from the various teachers was a contributing factor to my becoming a successful builder in the Cincinnati area, Joseph J. Kiffmeyer, 1939 graduate of the Aviation Division writes in part: ---In the past ten years as a mechanic for the American Airlines many problems have been mine to solve. The training I received at Central has been of inestimable vaiue in helping me to solve these problems. Paul Holub, 1943 graduate of the Electrical Division, writes in port: '- - - and the training received in the service and repair of radios has pro- vided me with the fundamentals which are important in my own business of radio and television merchandising and repair. I Poul Grubler, Service Manager of the Metropolitan Motors, and President of the Automotive Service Directors Association, writes in part: - - - I had the privilege and pleasure of attending the school when it was in its infancy as the Automotive Trade School, which then consisted of two class rooms, a shop, and a small office. I was the first student to co-op and have always considered this an honor. I have followed the trade since graduation in June I920, and for the school and its faculty I shall always carry a high regard.