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

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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.

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. Principal F.M.DANNENFELSER Ulf you want an abundance of friends, be friendly, like at- tracts like, --- do things for others ---W, so claims our princi- pal, Mr. Dannenfelser. We, who have worked with and for him, re- alize that he can, and, does practice what he preaches. The faculty and some of his industrial friends have displayed their respect for Mr. Dannenfelser by enrolling him as a life mem- ber of the American Vocational Association, tl, His leadership ability is proven in the fact that he was the first president of the Office Managers' Association. He has also taken a leading part in the development of the Foremen's Club and the Toledo Personnel Managers' Association. Every graduate of Macomher is proud of Mr. Dannenfelser'S li- beral theory that vocational education courses in shop and related technical subjects should all be studied from a scientific view- point, and, should include social studies to develop our human re- lations, which are so important in our modern times.