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

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HONOR ROLL -L FRED NORRIS NORMAN ZAKRZEWSKI FRANCIS NOWAK KENNETH I-IERRICK ROBERT HALL MACOMBER SERVICEMEN KENNETH IEWSON IOE WALASINSKI GEORGE MAIR LOUIS ADOLINE DALE MILLER IACK XEIL RAYMOND BAGROWSK1 IAIES BIXLER RICHARD WIDNE'-'I NICK SKOTYNSKI VINCENT TRIPODI WM WAINWRIGHT GEORGE DANKO IOE DEAK ROBERT KEEL CLAYTON HOFFMAN FRANK LESINSZKI DONALD LORENZ PAUL TAM LESTER ARMITAGE CHARLES PENCOFF EUGENE HARRISON NORMAN STRAKA ILES KERLIN IAMYS BROWN DONALD HOMER ROBERT FAIRBAIRN ROBERT STALLTER IOHN ROGERS NEIL GORDON FRANK EARL PAUL BELEGRIN ROBERT FERGUSON RICHARD KELMER EDW. BANACHOWSKI NEIL LINDSAY IOSEPI-I KOLUCH ERVIN MONDAY MORRIS BARBER WM, OTTING IAMES SKINNER WM. IACOB YOHN KELLER D A N I E L DOBRZYKOWSK1 RICHARD WISNIEWSKI A R T MIERZWIAK IOHN ADLER W. PRYKE A :Q 1 7 '-l X -

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Adminstration . . E.Lnl OVVSliEB Our superintendent of Toledo public schools, Mr. E. L. Bowsher, is a man of great foresight. He predicts a more urgent need for vocational education in the postwar World,since 85 per cent of those gainfully employed, during this period of war production are engaged in manual work. Coming to Toledo from Columbus, where he was the State Director of Education, from 1935 to 1937, we find Mr. Bowsher a man with a world of experience at the job of directing a school system. In view of his untiring services in promoting education in our city, and, his interest in vocational education, a lifetime member- ship in the American Vocational Association was presented to him in December, 1942, when the association held its annual convention in Toledo. We feel certain that Toledo's Postwar public school problems, including the present school developments and the education of returning servicemen, will be capably handled by our superintendent.