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

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Clam W HAIL AND FAREWELL There are times in life when Nature Seems to slip a cog an' go! Just arattlin down creation Like an ocean's overflow An the world just starts a'spinnin An' you seem about to shout When they han' you your diploma And the road leads out. Man, 'tis the essence of satisfaction And joyous happiness When you think of sweet relaxin' An' the days of idleness Why you feel just like the fella That's a-sitten on the top An' yer cup of joy is brimmin Till it seems about to slop When they han' your diploma An' the road leads out. Now there's teachers-an, there's teachers Some taught us quite a lot Some you think are swell An' a few you talk about But you forget the way you labored An' can forgive a lot 'Cause you feel just like a racer Dat 'sa a trainin for to trot When they han' you yer diploma An' the road leads out. -Harold Cunningham

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We, the graduates, are proud of our new edificeg we appreciate the fact that our educa- tion was secured here, We have developed through instruction by our faculty, which group is an integral part of Macomber Voca- tional High School. After completing Macomber Vocational High School's various courses in Vocational Education, we have a definite technical training in the skills necessary to make a liv- ing for ourselves through trade enterprises. The faculty has bestowed upon us a stable foundation of basic knowledge in our chosen trades. With their practical instructions, backed by experience, they have combined unique touches of humor with practical studies to give us a sound educational foundation for life. We, the graduates, appreciate these facts and intend to utilize the practical know- ledge that the faculty has given us. To you we give our heartfelt thanks.

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The Craftsman Staff Wishes to express the sincere gratitude of its members to the Graphic Arts Department. Without many hours of hard and exact work by the stu- dents in this department, this Craftsman would never have reached completion. To the boys who put in many hours of over- time, we all say, Thank you. To In- structors K. H. Goodrich, E. W. Spring, and W. M. Sanzenbacher goes the chief credit for this fine volume. Under their able direction this yearbook was develop- ed from scratch pad and pencil to this beautiful, finished volume. The Print Shop was responsible for many of 'fine new things demonstrated here. The layout was planned by a com- mittee headed by Melvin Zurek. All copy was set by linotype and run off by the offset method on the Multilith press recently acquired by this shop. Plates were reproduced from photographs taken by Bob Konz, Wendell Kleeberger, Eric Sturton, and Harold Wade under the guidance of Mr. Sanzenbacher. Lending every effort, in cooperation with the Print Shop, the Commercial Alt Shop was responsible for the fine art Work displayed on these pages. The spots for the division pages were designed by Al Briggle and Paul English. The photographs used here were mounted by Paul Carr and Robert Hanna. Such splendid cooperation by the Commercial Art Shop, under Mr. Spring, is to be admired.