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

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BACK ROW: E. W. Spring, A. L. Price, A. Schwertzler, R. Burgeon, R. Gerwin, W. Burkhardt, D. Pollex, D. Albain, J. Trumbull. FRONT ROW: K. McGuire, G. Knapik, D. Smith, K. Ramseur, Editor, S. Kuzma, T. Burch, R. Montrie. Kenneth Ramseur .Editor Gerald Knapik.Assistant Editor Steve Kuzma...Art Editor Donald Pollex, James Wright. .. .Circulation COPY Robert Burgoon Donald Albain Ronald Gerwin William Burkhardt Kenneth Ramseur TYPISTS Donald Smith Gerald Knapik PHOTOGRAPHY Kenneth McGuire Richard Montrie Tom Burch ADVISORS Miss Anna Schwertzler Mr. Ernest W. Spring Mr. Alvin J. Pries Mr. Kenneth E. Ward As Editor of the 1951 Craftsman, I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the fine members of our staff. Not only did they do that which was required of them, but they also went to great lengths in taking a per¬ sonal interest in the annual. My thanks are also extended to LaSalle ' s for their fine work on the Senior photographs; to Mr. Killion for the undergraduate photo¬ graphs; to Mr. Billman for the group and shop shots; to The Gray Printing Co. for an ex¬ cellent job of offset printing; and finally to our own Mr. Dannenfelser, and advisors, who co-operated in every way to make our book one of the best. To all of you, may I wish the very best in life in the years ahead. KENNETH RAMSEUR Editor ( 1 i J ' li 1

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2 ), Doors”, the theme for the 1950-51 Craftsman Year Book, is very significant. Doors have many functions. They are sentinels that offer protection and act as safeguards to all within their area. To those persons without, doors provide an opportunity, a challenge or an invitation to cross their thresholds and participate in the activities found within their realm: Macomber ' s doors to new ideas, methods, policies and procedures are always open. A few years ago the doors of Macomber welcomed you, our graduates, and offered each one the opportunitie.s of Vocational Education in modem shops, well equipped laboratories, and spacious class rooms. It was a manifestation of mature judgment when you entered Macomber ' s doors of learning and we, the faculty, are confident that you have accepted the responsibility which always accompanies the opportunity. A Macomber boy should revere the doors of his school and give full and loyal support to the well balanced program of education which has been organized by the faculty and presented to every student. The doors of Macomber offer you a protection against unpreparedness and a safeguard against a lack of skill, knowledge and information, a passport so necessary to warrant a successful future. The graduate who closes the doors of his high school career spent at Macomber Vocational High School is competent to enter the doors of industry and he is equally well qualified to open the doors of higher education wherein he can further prepare himself for advancement in his respective field. Macomber men, plan to open the doors of service in your respective Communities and readily accept your share of civic and social responsibilities. May the Supreme Architect of the Universe watch over every one of you and be with you as you go through many doors in pursuing your future life work.