High School of Graphic Arts and Printing - Impression Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1948 volume:

IWHDR S$MEMW 1948 Published by the '48 GRADUATING CLASS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL OF GRAPHIC ARTS AND PRINTING OF THE CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS tllll'xw Ill, Liij; '14, IW I lllgilell t: - .6- ?'klll Dedication We. Hue graduafing class of 1948. respecHtu dedi- caJre H135 volume +0 +he former graduafes of The High School of Graphic Arfs and Prin+ing for +heir unfiring eF- forfs in making priming one of Cincinnafi's Jrop-moer in- dus+ries and a highly respecfedjrade for all who enfer info ifs realms. America depends on Hwe prin+ing Jrrade and HS allies f0 a large ex+en+ and H is H'xe young blood and old knowl- edge +ha+ go Jtoward H1e endless march ahead +0 make +he prin+ing Jrrade +ops in America's indusfries. CQ- History of Our School Our school is approximafeiy fwenfy-seven years old. H's fhe resuH of an idea a group of educafors had +ha+ could see info Jrhe fufure. SO. Our school was born. Back in I92I a small group made plans +0 affend school f0 learn prinfing. Af fhaf +ime supplies! space. and equipmen+ were Iimifed af Woodward High School. In I922 our school moved +0 Liber+y and Spring S+ree+s. Here we received +he name of Prinfing Trades School. The name of our school was changed in I925 +0 Prinfing Vocafional High School. Our organizafion coanued +0 grow. Wifh mo-re sfudenfs we moved +0 larger quar+ers, wi+h addii'ional equipment In I928 our school moved +0 4I2 Easf Six+h Sfreef. Again our floor space was Hmi+ed; supplies and equipmenf were inadequafe. Our enroll- menf confinued f0 grow. However. in 1930 Jrhe Board of Educafion purchased our presenf loca+ion. The building was erecfed in 1926 Iror SaHler Prinfing and Engraving Co. This building we now occupy 5+ McMillan Sfreef and Essex Place, Walnu+ Hills. In l94l +he name was again changed +0 The High School of Graphic Ar+s and Prinfing. One can see why our school has grown. Cincinnafi. Ohio, ranks sixfh in fhe counfry in +he wproducfion of commercial prinfing. and ?ourfh in li+hography. On Sepfember 30. I927, +he s+uden+s published +heir firs+ school paper, HThe Apprenhce. under fhe direcfion of Jesse L. Knabb. and Eugene L. Winanse edifors-in-chief and Danfe April, Charles Reusing. Henry Rosenfhal and George Welling, associafe edifors. Our school has graduafed hundreds of successful men over a long period of years. Graduahes are now enioying successful and happy lives as workers and execufives in +he various graphic ar+s indus+ries of Greafer Cincinna+i. MMPRE$$IBN ORA E. SMITH Principal and Linofype. A.B. af Wilmingfon Col- lege. I929; Jreacher courses a+ Universify of Cin- cinnvafi and Wilmingfon College. Seven years Jreaching experience af Woodville. Ohio: one year af Goshen. Ohio. and seven years a? Graphic Arfs. IM ND1REA; ELMER BURKHARDT Advanced Presswork. Taking required subiecfs af Universify of Cincinnafi: Twenfy-nine years in prinfing indus+ry. Six years feaching af Technical Trade School. Tenn.; and seven years Jreaching a+ Graphic Arfs. E. FRANK GLATTHAAR Advanced Hand Composifion. Wenf +0 Teachers' College a+ Universi'ry of Cincinna'H. Twen+y-six years in prinfing Indusfry; nine years feaching a+ Graphic Arfs. FREDERIC A. AUBURN Phofography. OHsemL and Commercial Art 8.3. in AH Educafion. Miami Uni- versify. Ohio; I935; Graduafe of PraH lns+i+u+e. I932; +en years feaching Delaware S+a+e Board of Educafion: Eleven years 5+ Graphic Ark. WILLIAM ACKMAN Elemenfary Hand Composifion and ' Presswork. Took a required and elec- +ive courses a4+ Universify of Cincinnafi. Twen+y-+wo years e xperience in prinfing indus+ry. Ninefeen years Jreaching af Graphic Arfs. WILLIAM J. RICHARDSON English and Hisfory. Diploma in Voca- +ional Educafion. B.Sc.E. Universify of Cincinnafi: Sfudenf wi+h Ohio S+a+e Universify; VViHenberg College, Spring- field: Universify of Dayfon. Public School Jreaching Jrwen+y4ix years. having had frade experience for +wen+y years. CHARLES H. KELLER Hisfory and Mafhemafics. AB. af Of- +e.rbien Universi'ry. 1927: B.P. a+ Bone- brake Theological Seminary, l93i; ME. a+ UniversH'y of PIHsburgh, I939; PhD. 6+ UniversHy of Piffsburgh. I941. Three years Jreaching experience a+ Graphic Arfs. 3': W R. OWEN SOFKO General Science and Ma-fhemafics. 3.5. In Educafion, Universify of Cincinna1i: Ohio S+a+e Universify. Fourfeen years Indusfrial and business experience. Sev- en years feaching experience in Cincfn- nafi Schools. Member of H16 Phi Delfa Kappa and Delfa Pi Epsilon professional fraJrernHies. RAYMOND ALLI Born April l4, I930. Defroii', Michigan. En+ered Graphic Arfs as a sophomore, Sep+emben I945, from Wifhrow High School. In sophomore year he was a member of +he Color Club. In senior year he was comanager of offsef producfion of +he lmpression' . He co-ops as a sfereofyper af fhe WoH: Publishing Company. He in+ends +0 be a li+hographer. Residence, I854 Fairfax Avenue. CincinnaH. Ohio. DALE WILLIAM BATCHLER Born December 6. I929. Cincinnafi. Ohio. Enfered Graphic Arfs as a freshman. June. I945, from Kirby Road School. In his freshman year he was a member of +he Color Club In senior year he' was phofographer for The AppreaneH and Impression. co-business manager of +he lmpression' and senior class +reasurer. He co-ops a+ fhe Hacker Prim- ing Company. He has Hue in+en+ion of becoming a phofog- rapher. Residence. 4I l9 Kirby Avenue. Cincinnafi. Ohio. M M 111:3 W WING FUN CHOW Born June 18, I930. CincinnaH. Ohio. En+ered Graphic Ar+s as a freshman. June I945, from Guilford'School. In freshman year was a member of +he Young Wrifers Club. In sopho- more and senior years member of fine Glee Club. In senEor year he was co-edifor of H16 ' Impression. ' He co-ops a5 a composHor a+ Samuels Products. Inc. He infends +0 be a pressmlaln. Residence, 612 Mound Sfree'r. Cincinnafi. Ohio. SHIRLEY CLAIRE FISHER Born January I6. I930. Cincinna'H. Ohio. Enfered Graphic Ar'rs as a freshman. Sepfember. I944, from Camp Wash- ingfon Jr. High School. She will be +he Hrsf girl +0 complefe +he 'Four-years course 5+ Graphic Arfs. In sophomore year she was presiden+ of H19 Lonely'HearJrs Club. In senior year she was class secretary; a feature edifor of The Appren- +ice and secrefary of +he HImpression . She comps as a bookbinder a'l' +he Krehbiel Prinfing Company. She in+ends +0 130 a monofype operafor. Residence, I374 Avon Place. Cincinnafi, Ohio. me; x x . IJ N WILLIS GRANT HICKMAN Born April l2. I930, Worley. Kenfucky. Enfered Graphic Arfs June. I945. from Windsor Public School. In freshman year received honor leHer and was a member of +he Young Wri'rers Club. In sophomore year he was a member of +he Safeer Council. In senior year he was co-edHor of The Appreane' and make-up man on +he Impression . He co-ops as a composifor af H16 McDonald Priang Company. He wawn+s +0 become a composifor. Residence. Rural Rou+e 4. Bafavia. Ohio. Xi X .A U N VERLYN THOMAS KNABB Born January 5. 1930. Cincinna+i. Ohio. Enfered Graphic Arfs as a freshman. Sep+ember, 1944, from Kirby Road School. In sophomore year he was a member of H19 Chess Club and was on The Apprenfice sfaff as club edHor. In senior year he was gossip edifor for The ApprenJriceH and arf edifor of +he Impression . He co-o'ps as an'aIl-round prini-er a+ +he Ludwig Prinfing Company. He infends +0 be a pressman. Residence. I950 Van Zand+ Road. Norfh College Hill. Ohio. 1 11 13 11 1:1 x x 1 1:1 11 PAUL WILBUR LANTER Born July 5. I929. Cincinnafi. Ohio. Enfered Graphic Arfs as a freshman. Sepfember. i944 from NH. Washing'ion School. in his freshman year he was a member oi +he Glee Club. He wrofe for The Apprenfice'i in his sophomore. junior. and senior years and was head of +he Iino+ylpe work of +he Impression in his senior year. also. He co-ops ai' The Cincinnafi Pencil Co. Paul's ambifion is 10 be a good Iinoiype operafor. Residence. 6102 Kellog Aveq Cincinna'ri. Ohio.- 13 M M MD 1R mi; N jl. BERNARD JOHN MURPHY Born November 2!. I928, Cincinnafi. Ohio. Enfered Graphic Arfs as a sophomore. chobe-r, I945. from Roger Bacon High School. In sophomore year he was a member of +he Bowling Club. In senior year he was co-manager of offsef produdion of fhe lmpressionH. His ambi'rion Is +0 be a IHhographer. Residence. 28I3 Highland Ave'nue, CincinnaH, Ohio. 2, q JLMVIEIIRJE8$1MN LOUIS JOSEPH VILLARI Born Augus+ l9. I930. Cincinnafi. Ohio. Erifered Graphic Arfs as a freshman. $ep+ember, I945. from Sain+ Mary School. In Freshman year he was a Fea+ure wri+er on The Apprenfice and a member of Hwe Color Club. He was senior class president feafure edifor of The Apprenfice and co-phofographer of Hue Impression . He co-ops as a composifor a1 H13 Samuel Producfs, Inc. He wishes +0 be a phofographer. Residence. 2829 Andrew Place, Cincinnafi. Ohio. ?zb IHMIHIDRJIBS JOHN PORTER VINCENT. JR. Born chober 9. I930. Cincinnafh Ohio. Enfered Graphic Arfs as a freshman. Sepfember. I944, from L. M. Schiel School. In sophomore year he was a member of Hue Young WrH'ers Club. In senior year he was co-manager of leHer- press producfion for fhe lmpression and was vice-presi- denf 0F +he senior class. He co-ops as a pressman af Hue McDonald Prinfing Company. He wan+s +0 be a proof- reader. Residence, 27I9 Vine Sheet Cincinnati. Ohio. Lb m M EIJ'I' ?IR ill? N z f I H I ll JOHN NELSON WHITT Born February I II W30, Cincinnafi. Ohio. En+ered Graphic Ar+s as a iunior. Sepfember. 71946. from Hughes High School. In senior year he was co-business manager of +he Hlmpression . He co-ops as a s+oneman a+ Tri-Sfafe Lifho- graxphers. Inc. His ambHion is +0 be a Iinofype operafor. Residence. General Profesfanf Orphan Home, Burnef and Melish Avenue. Cincinnafi. Ohiq. l M llJ R ill ; N N l l. ,J N Sin memoriam. One of +he seniors. who if was expecied would pariicipafe in +he graduaiion exercises. will nol occu y Hue chair wi+h his associafes. because Ralph Graupner has ioinedp'lhe company of +hose Jrhal have been called on +0 leave +he l'hings of Jrhis life lo enfer ihe life be- yond. ln his school days Ralph was a quiel boy, preferring +0 isolaie hlmsell: from His crowd for personal reasons. 8qu he was a good siuclenf in all of his classes wilh +heir clifferenl' subjecl's: he look an in'reresi in The Apprenfice wri+ing ar+icles from lime +0 limes He was conscienfious and honorable in his dealings wiih +hose +ha+ knew him best and af all Jrimes was willing +0 do whmL he could +0 fosler friendly relalions wilh l'hose whom he knew. He was an avid lover of baseball and popular music.'was an au'rhoriJr on good movies. Bu+ HTB senior class has memorialized Ralp . for bol'h name and phologralph occupies a page in +he Impression . This is +he class- loving fribule +0 one of +heir number, and +here is no doubl whal- ever bul' +ha+ his classmales feel keenly Jrhe passing oi Ralph Graup- ner. He was consisfenl: simple-hearled, uniform, and l'rufhful. As one of his Jreachers who hadl him daily would say. I'Ralph. +hough your spirif ma be desfined +0 live isolaled lo a degree, you can- nol be alone. zor God is +here. And so, Ralph. weerhe graduaJriIng class-say' Au Revoir. The Senior Class oI I948 is comp'oseoI oI Iwo; group's. ParI oI Ihe class con- sIsIs oI boys who enIered as Ireshmen In Ihe IaII oI I944. and Ihe remainder enIered during Ihe summer of I945, and IoIIowed Ihe acceI'eraIed course. In Ihe IIrsI year much IIme was spenI In o'rganIzIng and seIIIng up our shops and classes. AI Ihe end OI Ihe IIrsI year. mosI boys IeII Ior IheIr HyacaIIons or Iobs, while oIhers aIIended Ihe summer course In order Io' graduaIe In Ihree years. The summer course was a IiIIle more dIIIIczuII because' oI hoI wether ancI Ihe shorI ness oI Iime Two crediIs were received Ior Ihe summer course BeIore Ihe wInIer session began a Iwo- weeks vacaIIon was enoned by all summer sIudenIs. In Ihe sophomore year we were we acquaInIed wiIh Ihe school rouIIne, and were abIe Io devoIe more Iime Io shop work and oIher sIudIes. Clubs were Iormed IhaI year and many OI Ihe sIucIenIs IoInecI Ihem. In our Iunior year. several sIudenIs were pe'rmIIIecI Io co- -op aI various prInI- Ing pIarIIs In Ihe cIIy. - When Ihe senior year began a Iew new Iaces were added Io our class. As IhIs was our IInaI year. we deIermIned Io make II one Io be remembered. We decided Io publish a School Annual. Under Ihe dIrecIIon oI Mr. E. Frank GIaIIhaar. Ihe publicaIion adviser. oIIicers were eIecIed Io supervise Ihe work. As Ihe senior group had buI IhIrIeen members, Ihis was som-ewhaI dIIIIcuII because onIy haII oI Ihe class was in schooI aI a IIme. Every Iwo weeks. each secIIon oI coeops wouId cIo aII iI could on Ihe producIion oI Ihe Impression; Ihe name adopIecI. This wIII be Ihe IIrsI school annual since I936. WIIh Ihe help oI Mr. R. O SoIko we sponsored Ihe ChrIsImas ParIy gIven In Ihe school audIIorIum Under capabIe commIIIees In charge oI IInancIaI prob- Iems decoraIIons enIerIaInmenI and reIreshmenIs. IhIs parIy was a big success. CandidaIes Ior senior oIIIcers were chosen by Ihe class and an eIecIion was held Ior choice oI oIIIcers. We sponsored a skaIing parIy and a Spring Dance, boIh oI which were successIuI. OIher evenIs on Ihe seniorsI social calendar were a hayride and a schooI prom. A picnic has been pIanned Ior IhIs summer. AII In aII. IhIs has been a happy and wonderIuI year. A Iew oI us will graduaIe In June, bLII many who co-oped wiII conIInue unIiI AugusI Io make up Ihe required credIIs. BuI Ihere Is one IhIng IhaI aII senIors Iook Iorward Io wIIh pIeasure. and IhaI Is. whaI we expecI Io do In Ihe ouIsIde world. We have vIsIons have IhoughI ouI pIans and conIIdenIIy beIIeve IhaI whaI has been Iearned In The High School oI Graphic ArIs and PrInIing wIII enabIe each one oI us Io esIabIIsh a mark IIom which we can go on Io success- IuI heighIs. We mean IhIs And coupIed wIIh all our plans Is IhIs: To be good. onaI, and reaI cIIIzens oI Ihe communin and cIIy: Io become men OI sIabIIIIy ancI characIer: Io respecI our IeIIows. and learn Io Iove Irth and rIghIeous'ness. l. IVI l he iBrnpbetp HIGH SCHOOL OF GRAPHIC ARTS AND PRINTING i R I J X 'x Vol. I June. I958 G.A. Alumni Meet For Banquet Ten Years Of Freedom m The 1958 Alumni Banquet for the graduates of the WEB ciaSS of The High School of Graphic Arts and Printing, was held on June 18. Louis Villari, manager of M.G.Mfs photography studio, acting as chairman, gave the opening address at, which time he presented the guest speak- er, Lawrence' Holste. Lawrence Hoists is the own- er and inventor of the new iiEndless Pressii. This press is guaranteed never to stop, be- cause it wonlt even start. After the speaker had fin- ished, a light lunch was served, of which Shirley Fisher was MUSIC WHILE YUU WORK Nelson Whitt, the countryls greatest conductor, gave a world premiere at Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, of his inven- tion, ilThe Musical Linotypell. This invention will enlight- en the monotonous rhythm of the former linotypes because it plays the atrocious tune, uBurpo Fizz . This continues until a mat fails to drop and then it plays HSlap It Down Again, Whittil. W Baseball Knowledge Fu rthers Career John Vincent, the walking tibaseball statisticsli man, was offered a position as iisports proofreader for AP today. Offers have been made for his services from many lead- ing newspaper associations of the World. Due to his knowl- edrze 06 sports he has ac- cepted this latest offer. in charge. She is known for her great speed as a mono- type keyboard operator. Outstanding a m o n g the guests was R a y m o n d Alli, owner of Lithography, Inc. He stated that he had just bought a chain of theaters as a hobby. Pretty Stinkin' Good Dale Batchler, a camera genius, stated at the Camera- menis Conference, held at the Sinton Hotel, that he had per- fected a camera for capturing the iismellll as well as the picture. He has tried his invention many times on his ranch in Texas, i'Dustyis Dust , and has shown some stinkin, good results at the conference. One member was quoted as saying, uIn the words of the immortal Shakespeare, I quote, ilt stinks. Dale has crossed many fa- mous breeds and developed the famous iiLow Bellyii breed of horses, to be used with roller skates instead of stirrups. WW Editor Announces July 4th Speaker Donald Hilgemeier, editor of the Cincinnati Times-Post, an- nounced that as his special guest for the Fourth of July Party at the Netherland Plaza Ballroom would be Four Star General Verlyn Knabb, of the Marine Corps. e General Knabb is in charge of all the Govemment Printing in the United States. Donald Hilgemeier has just written and published a book for all printers, Burpo Fizz and Type Lice . Wing Fun Chow Appointed President Wing Chow, the worldis fastest pressman, was ap- pointed as president of the Whiz Ding Press Company at its recent board meeting of all plant executives. Wing Chow has recently organized one of the major league's top baseball teams, Screwy Squirrels. He was acting as temporary mana- ger and at the last meeting was elected and sworn in as official manager. What Flavor, Please? Cows give chocolate milk, instead of white, by being fed burnt grass. Willis Hickman who recently wrote uThe Farmers Home Compositor , made this surprising discovery on his 10,000,000 acre ranch in New Mexico. AAA-l Billings Now Showing At Al Bee Paul Lanter, the world's top crooner, will be featured at the R.K.O. A1 Bee Theatre stage show next week. Ber- nard learney Murphy, top- notch comedian, will also be starring. The song that made Paul famous was iiMaIlene, My Love. Paul is active in the print- ing trade as a hobby. He owns and maintains a type-setting establishment. Bernard Murphy owns a large sum of stock from Lith- ography, Inc., which is located in Cincinnati. He is an active player and supporter of base- ball as his hobby. 1M lllD llR lle X l 10 N lam Will ant mestament Wel +he gradua+ing class of I948 of The High School of Graphic Ar+s and Prinfing ol CincinnafL Ohio. being of sound mind. do make. and publish. and declare lthis our lasl' will and fesfamenf: Firsi': We give fhe juniors +he righf lo ealL all +he lood served al The High School of Graphic Arfs and Prinfing. Second: We give fhe iuniors +he righl 1'0 +he higher offices of The Apprenlice and 'llmpressionf' jobs which seniors oply can hold. Third: We give Jrhe iuniors +he righIL lo ask our Jteachers fhe same silly quesfions we did. Fourfh: We also give +he juniors +he righf +0 run all of +he au+oma+ic presses as well as we did. and smash all +he lorms, +00. FiH'h: We give Hue lulure freshmen +he privilege of 'lduck-walking af +he Deer Creek Common Field House. Six+hz We give all s+uclen+s fhe righf fo join fhe Squirls Club as an honorary member. lTeachers may join on recommendationl Seventh: We leave nofhing +0 +he sophomores excepf +his famous quo'ra- +ion: Youlll be sorry. Eighth: We leave a boHle of linimenl +0 each of our Jreachers for +he aches and pains +ha+ we've lef+ +hem. Nilnfh: A new sef of choppers for Mr. Ackman. Tenth: To all of +he under-classmen more and beHer fimes +han we had. In fesfimony whereof: we have sef our hands +0 +his las+ will and +es+amen+. The Graduafing Class of I948 st CLIFFORD CAIN 1208 Ellis Street Chase KENNETH EICK General Protestant Orphan Home x Columbian HARRY GILLIGAN 2177 Dana Avenue Evanstoro J OHN GOBLE 1215 Taft Road Cumming$ CHARLES HINES 231 Fosdick Street J $chieD RALPH JACOBS 3701 Kanauga Court Gleasant Ridgd ELMER JAEGER 241 East University Ave. Gioger Bacom MARION J OHNSON 1079 Wade Street Washington Jr. Higm THOMAS LATHAM 963 Windsor Street wolumbiam . KA- . 7 TEDDY MULLIKEN 1524 Republic Street Rothenberg ROBERT CAKES General Protestant Orphan Home Glughe$ DELORES UBRIEN 544 Stewart Place Avondale x x m an N GIL PARSONS 256 Earngmw Avenue Hughes RAY RICHMOND 1514 Moore Street Rothenberg WILLIAM ROBINSON 410 East 13th Street Rothenberg DONALD SPOONAMORE 1008 Eliza Street Fairview ELAINE VONDENBRINK 1620 State Avenue Centra1 FairmounD DALLIS WILLIAMS ' 3091 Beekman Street North Fairmounw LOIS WILSON 3304 River Road North FairmounQ M H ma IR ills N N l U N Junior Class History Looking backward fora few years +0 Jrake a glimpse of whaf we were +hen. jusi' learners. beginning a new experience in a cosmopolHan vocahonal high school +ha+ was +0 be +he place +ha+ in four years. providing +he work was done well. we would gradua+e from. Now. as Juniors. +he class has reached a mark of dis+inc+ion because of ifs desire +0 work-+o-learn, and +0 show by H's a++i+ude +ha+ resulfs have been a++ained. Some of +he progressive sfeps +ha+ +he Junior Class 15 responsible for are presen+ecl here. In +hze, firer place Jrhe Junior Class had full responsibilify of publishing The Apprenhce, and was very successful in +he +ask. This paper. published bi-weekly. confained four pages. and was primed In +he offsef de- parfmenf. One of our Juniors prEnJred a Jrrade-ferm glossary which was disfribu+ed +0 every school in +he cHy which has a prinfing depar+men+. In +he ln+ramural 50H ball JrournamenJr +he Graphic Arfs elevenfh-ereth grade feam won +he championship from +he boys af Cenfral VocaHonal High School. The Junior Class I051L fwo s+udenfs +0 +he Unifed S+a+es Navy. These boys have +he Juniors' wish for a successful life in +he Navy. We also fook parf i'n +he Junior and Senior prom. which was held a'l' fhe Mariemon+ Inn. May 29. I948. H was a very successful aHair. As we end our Junior year we look back upon +he knowledge +ha+; has been imparfed +0 us by +he diHeremL feachers and +hink of +he Jrhings we shall accomplish wi+h if as we grow older. 3a MN . ,W , ; , W430 ,; ?ng 6: a. , 5, Eczxr , w , g , , 'I'HOMASiiBVONER' JOHN CHILIJSW ' JOHNDECKER ' 2622 Halsfead Street 1665 Rose Place 16417Herbert Avenue ELMER GRAU y RAY HENSON , . Z418 Rankin Street 2130115 Pogue Avenue k , , 3; DONALD HUESMAN ROBEE'Ii JE Dr 6812, Britten Avenue ; , ' , , . . f 9? ROBERT MQNTAG ' 1648 Dewey Avenue ' ALBERT REGENSBURG'ER ' 1035 Towne'Street LI-IERSCHEL ROBERTS ; , ARTHUR SCHAEFER ,2023 Vine street. - , 1806 Race Street GEORGE SCHMIDT L542 Colerain Avenue I WILLIAM SMITH 4400 Plainview Road ELMER TILLOTSON ,700 Hand Avenue WILLIAM SCHRENK 1957 Berkley Avenue ROBERT TAUBER 535 Klotter Avenue WILLIAM WERMUTH 2550 Ridgeland Place DON SERINA 638 Epworth Avenue CHARLES THOMPSON 1011 Stephens Avenue EUGENE WISE 524 West Seventh Street I lllv'ili lip mi Y5 X X J; l1D TN Sophomore Class History On Seplember 9, I946. we en+erecl The High School of Graphic Arfs ancl Prinling as Treshm'en +0 begin Jrhe sfudy of prinring. +he Jrrade we l'ho-ughl would be a good one in which +0 earn our living lafer on. We rneiL new +eachers and were inlrooluced +0 Jrhe fwo prinliwng shops lhal we were +0 be in during our lirsl year. These were elemeniariesehand composi+ion and press- work. The shops were a liHle complica+ecl 5+ first bu+ as +he weeks passed by we became acquainled wil'h our subjecl's ancl Thus our learning became easier. In Jrhis freshman year +he school offered us some sporls such as foolball. baskelballx baseball. efc. Bu+ +he school hacl a glee club which puf on many programs. AHhough +he school clicln'f have any sp-orl's acl'ivilies we had fhe privilege of parficipali'ng wi+h +he learns of Cenlral Vocalional High School and playing in ifs band. . As +he monlhs passed we soon had our firsl l'eers oi mid-year examinalions; la+er. The final ones. alfer which came vacalion Jrime. The summer days flew swil'lly by bringing in Seplember, The back-+o-school mon+h. bu+ we were sophomores now. Some boys dropped 0qu bul new ones came in. and There was a s'lig'hl' dividing poin+ Tor some of The boys. Some preferred presswork. while ofhers liked hand composiiion. In Jrhis second year of prinli-ng we were +0 s+ar+ work on Jrhe aulomaiic presses and move on lo advanced hand composifion. The ofher subjecfs we look were English, art mafhemalics. and world his+ory. which wasn'l so easy. Some of us boys have helped wi+h +he school paper and will fake over The dulies of The sfaff in our iunior year. As we add our knowledge of +he prinling Jrracle we become more definife as +0 which field of Jrh-e l'racle we prefer. And nex+ year we'll come back To The High School of Graphic Arls and Prinlinig +0 widen our knowledge so +hal' we mighl' supply l'he cily wirh good prinJrers and able honest and uprighl cilizens. Clifford Harris Charles Hathaway Robert Herald Bill Hooper Harold Hudsbn Elmer Jones Raymond Klette Fred Mattes I . JIME. Illa T? ilIiB X A l: H M Freshman Class History . On Sepr+ember 9. I947, fhere appeared a new group of freshmen f'frosh f0 yous af fhe doors of The High School d Graphic Arfs and Prinfing. Yes.I To +he feachers and +he ofher sfudenfs if was ius+ anofher year; fhey come and +hey go. Affer reporfing +0 +heir home rooms. +hey gmL +heir Hrsf real look 6+ +he shops and +he classrooms in Hue school. Some of +he boys fhis year were reaHy daffy. Oddifies such as +his occurred: puHing a +ympan on one press and inking up anofher. Several fingers were hurt no+ +0 menfion +he presses Jihaf were damaged. As +he year progressed +ryou+s were held for membership in +he glee club. +he rifle club. and for foofball, baseball. baskefball, and Jrrack for 'rhose who were endowed wi+h afHefic abilHies. 8qu H19 urge for +he knowledge of prinfing soon overcame all. and Huey seHled down +0 work. Divided info +wo groups, 9-A and 9-8. H16 books were ou+ and fhe year was under way. AHer +he dass schedules were s+raigh+ened 0qu and shops and classrooms in line +he school paper was s+ar+ed and given +he fradHional name. The Apprenficell This was published wi'rh +he addifional help given by Hwe iuniors. Now +ha+ Hue year is almos+ over and we know our way around a liHle beH'er. we are ready +0 refurn nexf year as learners 0e +his fascinafing aH wifh one year o1t experience behind us and counfless years of eagerness For acquiring knowledge before us. Impression Staff Front Row-left to right: Shirley Fisher, Grant Hickman, Verlyn Knabb, Dale Batchler, Louis Villari. Back Row: Bernard Murphy, Marion Johnson, Thomas Latham, Paul Lanter, John Vincent, Ralph Jacobs. Donald Hilgemeier, Co-Editor Mr. E. F. Glatthaar, Adviser Wing Fun Chow, Co-Ed'itor The . . Apprentice Staff 7 2 ; Front Row-left to right: Delores O Br1en,'o Cakes, Teddy Mulliken. Cente'r Row: John Goble, Marion Johnson, Richard Martin, Kenneth Eick, Thomas Latham. Back Row: Clifford Cain, Gil Parsons, Ralph Jacobs, Wilh'am Totton, Ray Richmond, Harry Gilligan. GLEE CLUB Front Row-left to right: Lester Miley, Robert Herald, Wing Chow, Mr. Behrman, Elmer Gran, James Great. Back Row: David Anderson, Robert Rockwell, Raymond Klette, Marlene Fisher, Elmer Buchtmann, William Rathbun, William Robinson. RIFLE CLUB .. Front Row-left to right: Lester Miley, Maurice Perkins. Back Row: Linsey Smith, Wilbur Riley, Ray Byrd. - Lunchroom Front Row left to right: Mrs. La Vivian Roman, Mrs. Jessie Edmondson. Back Row: Mrs. Louise Freise, Mrs. Bertha Maringer. Secretary Miss Ruth Lally Custodial Front: Mrs. Helen Mirher. Back: Mr. Barry Schaeffer, Mr. Frank Stanten. W 6, .52 w. N1 ? Priv-d-m rrc'rvr 1kg. xbulJ $tt1t fire. r'lfIfllJ I,ou onceI-hdd NI. 3 million inqu- Jan'f snu c. when chaning TaPe': 3 53? 1M, merit . mLon 'HQ Mofev m1 b fioni. , Front ROw--left to right. J 01111 'Koehn. Roberf A1trock,Mr.H.Vordenberg, James Long- shore, James Montgomery. Back Row:Arthi1r Posey, Robert Stephens, Arthur Wainz. Anthony Fritz, Jafnes Stahl. . Veterans Hand Composmon - KOEHN. Cincihnaii. 0.. a swell fellow who works afi'er school +0 earn money enbugh +0 loan Jrlibiihis fellow classmaies. ALTROCK. Cincinna'ii. 0.. one of +he besi composifors +h15 class has ever seen. MR VORDENBERG. Cincinna+i 0.. an excellenf iteacher and a fine genileman who has spamL many years in the prini'ing Jrracle and i is now passing his knowledge on +0 his sfuden+s. LONGSHORE. Believue. Ky.. wanfedi +0 be a prinier. bu+ now all he wanfs is Lois. MONTGOMERY. Cincinnafi. 0.. Ieff our ciass a'Ffer 3 anfhs +0 fake a lob In indus+ry. POSEY Cincinnafi,0 .. S'HII in doubi a-s f0 wheiher he 'wanfs fo be a prin+er or pho+ographer STEPHENS Cincinnaii. 0.. he pui on a iii'ile weighIL since Jrhis piciure was Jrakeln. WAINZ. Cincinnafi. 0.1'he mosf eligible bachelor of +he class. gof married. FRITZ. Cincinnafi. 0.. an ex- officer. wanis +0 be an execu+ive. STAHL. ForJr Thomas. Ky.. wanfs +0 be a linofype operafor. bu+ he's always in +he office. Ffont Roweleft to right: Paul Potzick, James Dennedy, George Threm, Mr. J oseph Begin. Center Row: Howard Siegfried, Walter Armstrong, Richard Wiseman, Rudinal Wright. Back Row: Donald Johnson, Paul Tyner, Lloyd Curry, David Horner. Veterans Linotype POTZICK. Cincinnafi, 0.. fhe basso profundo. DENNEDY. Bellevue. Ky.. has high hopes of refurning +0 sunny California. THREM. CincinnaH. 0.. +he mosf ardenf fisherman ,Of +he class. MR. BEGIN. Hamilton. 0.. insfrucfor. A hale and hear+y genHeman whoa hopes +ha+ we all succeed In our chosen field. SIEGFRIED, Niles. 0.. fine Lochinvar of our class. He cer+ainly loves +0 hold' hands. ARMSTRONG. Cincin- nafi. 0.. is ou+ in H19 world making his niche in He. WISEMAN. Reading. 0.. a very indusfrious fellow who. will succeed. WRIGHT. Cincinna+i. 0.. +he mosii alfhlefically Inclined sfudemL. JOHNSON. A+lan+a. 6a., has one ambifion-Jro refurn +0 AHanJra as soon as possible as a qualified lino+ype opera+or. TYNER. Cresfview. Fla.. likes +0 Jrear +he lino+ype down and +hen pqu H fovgefher again. CURRY. Harrison. lnd.. hopes hr a new DeSo+o in Hue near fufure. HORNER. Danville. Ky.. is geHing pradical shop experience and cerfainly dislikes +0 slip sheet