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

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GERALD WILLIAMS Born July 3. I935, in Cincinna+i. Ohio. He enfered Graphic Arfs High School as a fresh- man from Holy Cross. His classmafes have given him +he nickname of Pealnu'r. His exhra-curriculalr achHies include parHcipaHon in +he Glee Club. serving on +he I953 Annual sfaff and being a s+uden+ reporfer for +he Cincinnafi Post He hopes f0 90- +0 college and Iafer become a feacher. Jerry's hobbies are skafing and swimming, He couops a+ +he M1: Airy Priang and LHho Company. Resi- dence. I641 Herberf Avenue. 2953 WILLIAM D. WRIGHT Born November 8. I935. in Asheville. Norfh Carolina. Emfered G-raphic'Arfs High School as a freshman from College Hill School. Bill parficipafed in many exd'ra-cwrricular achHies such as foofbauH for four years and was also capfain of foofball in his senior year. arf edifor of fine Annual, class president during his iunior and senior years, member of glee club. Apprenfice sfancf, and sfudenJr planning commiHee. Bill was seleded as an honor sfu- dent He plans +0 open a prinf shop wH-h a bro+her. Bill's hobbies are an+ and phofogra- phy. He co-ops alf Ander Chemical Company Residence. 5734 Winhop Avenue. SENIIIBS

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The Impression EDWARD C. SMITH JR. Born June 8, W35. in Navshviile. Tennessee. Ed enfered Graphic Arfs High School as a junior from Woodward High School. He was a sfudenf r-e'porfer for +he Cincinnafi Post His hobbies are phofography, baseball, and swimming. Ed's ambifion is 1'0 own 'a' phofo- g-raphy siudio. He hopes +0 conrH-nue his avmafeur boxing. He Iresides 5+ ll53 Poplar Sheet X953 DONALD WAMBSGANZ Born January l3. I935. in CincinnaH. Ohio. Enfered Graphic Arfs High School as a fresh- maln irom Ma'disonviile School. Chief. Jrhe nickname besiowed upon him by his ciass- ma+es, worked in nLhe cirrculafion deparfmenf of The Appirenfice and served on +he szfaff of Jrhe school annual. His hobby is pri n+ing exfra iobs on a iob press in his basement Donls plans for +he fuiure cenier on building his iiHle prinf shop info a large prin+ing com- pany. He co-ops af Frank Tea and Spice Company. Residence. 4l93 SeHle Road. SENIOBS

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The Impression Senior Class H istory Seniorify! A big word +0 the seniors. Hue graduafing class of I953. Four years ago we found oursehc s+arfing in high school. If seemed unpleasanf +heen, bu+ now we see H was mosHy pleasanrl'. Sfarfing in a+ +he old Graphic Arfs af Essex and McMillan in! I949. we had 3! sfudenfs: and we have I5 of +hese leH. bu+ have added I I new boys +0 our senior class. As sophomores. we +hough+ we were growing up- and locked down on +hefresh- men. Our +hird year. or iunior year. we found ourselves more humble! bu+ geH'ing closer +0 our goal. graduafion. We felf much more mafure because we were going +0 sfarf co-osping rfhis year. This was +he year we fook over +he school paper. The Apprenlfice . Somefhing else +hav+ made us feel good was geHing our class rings. If was Hwe lamL year in Hrhe old High School of Graphic Ari's and Prinifing 61' Essex and McMillan. Then came 'rhe year we had worked +hree years +0 reach. our senior year. If was +0 be a greaf year for us because we had many more privileges. One was being +he firsf class do be gradu'afed fmm fhe new Cenfral High School. A second was +0 be +he Iasf class +0 prinf'Hs own annual. A +hird was H19 privilege of being graduatfed from high school and fo enfeor a new life. We had a gnea+ fime during fhose bur years and learned more +han we fhoughf we would wish +0 learn. SENIOBS