Macomber Vocational High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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r if if FOREWORD Within the old secluded Walls of Vocational, many students are looking forward to the day when they can complete their task of learning their chosen vocation by exchanging practice for actual experience. Now they want excitement, social activi- ties, and novelty. For the last time in the history of the old Vocational, the daringtruth of the concealed facts about the Vocationalites, is revealed in this yearbook. ln the coming years, when they turn the pages of this Craftsman, they will recall the fond memories and strong friendships of plea- sant days spent at Vocational. fn fl . f fQL2ill?NNfl l l K 71, X? 7? 'l cvs ff Q f'lQf: 4 3 ar 70 X ill,

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H D E D 1 C A T 1 , O I 1 N MR. JOHN C. TAYLOR As the last class to be graduated from our historic old building, ufe take pleasure in dedicating our yearbook to Mr. Taylor, member of the Board ry? Education for three years and President ay' the Board for the school year 1937-38. He is a man who has done much for Vocational Education in Toledo, one who has given a great deal if his own time and ejort to the understanding of the fundamental philosophy and guiding principles of Vocational Training. Mr. Taylor is truly interested in this type if education, as applying to both boys and girls, and he has made numerous special trips to Washington, D. C., to aid in secur- ing Federal jinancial aid in building the new .Vocational High School. Since that time he has kept in close contact with the original plans, actual construction, selection of equip- ment and other phases of the erection of the new Vocational building. He senses most keenly the ever increasing need for the Vocational type of educational program in train- ing good citizens for the Toledo of the future.