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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1953 volume:

Enrollment 1450 CONTENTS rm nwuo Prese 51109 own The mg d Ps ? Gcuwf O new Seflloig Sophflmole Yreilmen Choo U Q 15 Irvlng E Mctcomber Vocatlonal Hlgh School Toledo Ohio F M D annenfelser Pnnclpal Every day 1450 stud nts pass under these clocks o tl n me r Way to the varlous shops and classrooms that make uo ms modern proqram ot vocattonal ducat n rer a Macomber Smce 1938 these ma 1V tlmep C s have been servlnq as quld mnq 'actors tn t'1e ounctuatlon of thls 1nst1tut1on Stu dems wtll conae and qo but the clocks w1l1 never cease toetr monotonous ttcklnq rhythm even when the halls are aeserted and qu1et -' Q. . .- l '..- ....- ' ' -'.. . 8 . ,.., ,... . -' .. 9 ' ....,. - 119 n ...- ..-I...-... ' lumors ..... ..... l 'l ' '.- , .....- S N5 9 S .ff 7? 9, wz, , up 'rf ' Q Q K Ziff? 9 QS' ' Q 'B 'L CRAFT M FIRST ROW Paul Wrsner Mrss Anna Schwertzler Walt Metzger Ierry Keefe Ken Pool Mr Ernest Sprrng SECOND ROW Paul Andrzycrk Don Nrdek Tom Pahckr Drck Rudnrckr Frank Lohse Norm Strerchert Mr Alvxn Prers THIRD ROW Drck Kuzma Bob M1chalsk1 Dave Kerster Irm Iohnson Denny Rager The Craftsman Staff of 53 was small but a most effrclent group The edrtor Tom Pahckr wlshes to extend hrs whole hearted thanks to an effectrve staff Bob Mrchalsla Assrstant Ed1tor along Wlth Don l-laydu Art Ed1tor d1d a fme coverage of the book Ken Pool Busmess Man ager along wrth Paul Andrzyclk Assrstant Manager set a new record for the sales total1ng 1017 Don Nrdek handy Wllh hrs typewrrter and wrltlng copy drd a frne Job QQQQK The staff also extends rts acknowledgements to the Photo Reflex Studlos of LaSalles Whrch drd an excellent Job on the Senlor and Faculty prctures to Mr Breed for the group and shop prctures the Hewett Photo Company for the undergraduate prctures to The Gray Prmtrng Co for the f1ne Job of offset pr1nt1ng and espe crally to the staff advrsors and faculty for therr guldance and cooperatron E5 A YA 3,15 , lv E gg .'5... 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Fl S is ' 5-,LZ S F . sl ' . if 2, L g 5 A my U . vii, , .4 - td , ' ' ' ef- I I ' , nl -- I-1' DEDICATIO Walter Ardner Charles Ieffery Varsrty Basketball Coach Mr Ardner rece1ved h1s educatlon at L1bbey I-hgh School and Oh1O Un1vers1ty He took an actlve part 1n both football and basketball dur 1r1g h1s school career After graduatron from Ohlo U he taught school at Youngstown for s1x years Along wrth teachrng he coached Iumor H1gh basketball taklng three clty champlonshrps and wlnnmg three tournaments Then he taught at Wcnte and Ltbbey and came to Macomber 1n the fall of 1938 Whrle at Macomber he has had two c1ty champlonshrp teams and one co champ1onsh1p team He had three teams go to the frnals of the sectlonal tournament W1nn1ng one Hrs team ln 1944 45 went to the f1nals of the reglonal and lost to the team who went on to take the state charnp1onsh1p Coach Ardner s famrly llkes sports as much as he does He has a wonderful w1fe son and daughter Hls son Andy and h1s daughter Karen follow the team as though they were on 1t Mr Ardner says that h1s hobbmes are f1sh1ng and other sports but 1nvest1gat1on reveals h1s greatest hobby IS h1s famrly Hats off to Mr Ardner for the fme Job he has done here at Macomber L1ghtwe1ght Basketball Coach Mr Ieffery also attended Lxbbey Hrgh School and Ohlo Un1vers1ty takmg an actlve part 1n 1nterscholast1c compet1t1on rn both football and basketball HIS flrst teachlng ass1gnment was at Oakdale Elementary School 1n Toledo whrch was fol lowed by two years at Walte where he coached football In September 1943 he Jolned the Ma comber faculty as physlcal educatlon lnstructor and l1ghtwe1ght coach Hls coachtng career at Macomber has been one of outstandlng success taklng three hght Welght champronshrps and never havrng f1n 1shed lower than th1rd place But not only rn coachlng has Mr Ieffery ex celled When school sp1r1t at Macomber needs a hft whether 1t be for an athletlc contest carmval tlcket sale or any other campalgn all 1t takes to get the boys go1ng IS to have Preacher Ieff QIVG one of h1s pep talks and the trlck IS clone Boats of all types mterest h1rn and rn add1t1on to all lnterscholastrc sports he thoroughly en 1oys f1sh1ng But agam llke the real Amencan father he IS h1s chlef 1nterest 1S 1n h1s w1fe h1s twelve year old son hrs elght year old daughter and h1s home DEDICATIO Macon la r 1as e r1 many teams Core and ga all ot t rn corrrosed of aood a l t s and naay ot them Q.arro1or1s but o rhars our qreafe-st t am 1 a V rmar1e'1t L 1arr1r1or1s 1 Cor11b1r1at1or1 comros d of but two Wally and e Fnends smce boyr ood It was a happy ta that brouqh' them toqe'l er at Maoouber tor 1erC l1fy have Cor1s1ster1tly worlcca te ou d ba ketball teams ll at played and play d an o vv1r1 lclf f ltor s not on y rrfdtreed 1 1 1 ball club but also atl1l tes who 111d1v d1 1 ,rave been a credh to lllgll' sclcol ahd t eoaehe-s and W TO ' ave developed tl e t ra 'ra ot C ara ter and s1orts11ar1sl11o J111c d qurshes Arrrerrah att let C omo t11 11 f-T' p..-v- L. '1 ln oad1t1o'1 J ' er coa omg aad 1 achma dC1v1es Wa y add T t ea year rake a a r tr out Ner Ma Famrva varr, ar s a b 1 so 1 taqoa eratsaur qasf are r. a Q if r1a1 o ao year l e str e ucc ss of t carr11val sd t t a cya b t1esu 1 toward Vfa ,1 a'1al ard tl e e ortl s ya ty 1s sn rf everbgq ra db rcar 111vals T Q 1a '1 s look forward o l or or1t1r1uar1 e o our happy c 1 ow taa 1 VVally and l ft A....'. -1- -A... ..,...J Coach Ie-fiery gxves hrs boys credn for c lob Couch Ardner bulldmq up team morale Well done W e E see 1 - 1, ' Q . if 31-1 :lj .,. e Q 1, 1 .A1 A , e .1 t' 11, , ll . ,erf ack 3 .1 , I' . l LA' , A ' 111 :ox 1' to the .,1- 5 J .' ,l. -A lo e 's ,e . 'E Ag . The Il ' v 151 E1eadQ:.g 1+ .:1-k. s ecozr e - :fe- l ' , -e - . .. .itil 'dt leaead. Thai C 1' H1 --e-rzrbhes l.ff. 251119 best t .iment fthe school ' ' Q: , ' 1 1 1 . YI rio srtiall :isa ze Iliz. s es :ze . 1 11- or 1 M 1 ' 1 ue to 1.',l ' ltyfelt y l st de-1is lg A Ee ' , T e 1' , ' il . 111 .. ' eff 1 QV ,tto iii lo lv r' ,, 1 '1 , V ,, 5- lrmpiresg Cdxgoma 1' e uf ext' 5 f t 'L , Tl 1' Q- ' t 1 l A, o ' 'e vim ing -. he .ty Ext A 1 the long s e '. Q ' 1 .xflly C so f ,f hazrpi 1 shit 1 rt. 3 V Q 1 11 .. 21,1-ir e . , x 1, , l l1 .io .its h C of rr .'A ' ' 2. dlstizif 1 s 'e , '1 , 1 C . e 1' o . , . , L - , ' ' --,, 1. ,A . ? v 1 , 4141 . 1 15 'v , 1 - if -H , l A 3? - , 14-1 PERINTENDENT Mr E. L Bowsher Superintendent of Schools Time is the most valuable thing in the world Yet no other possession in the hands of man is so tlaqrantly wasted It would be interesting 1t the average 1nd1v1dual would consider some of the achievements Wlthin h1s power had he from the day he 1S born until the day he dies Whatever he gets out ot lite depends entirely on the use he makes ot time My congratulations to the students and teachers of Macomber Vocational High School for the excellent educational achievements in the various voca tional fields over a perrod of many years I know of no other type of education where the value of time should be more apparent than to the students rn the shops and related education classes at Macomber QQ'-L. 1 used this Wasted time constructively. Every man is allotted a space ot time K X PRI CIPAL Our pnncrpal Mr F M Dannenfelser came to Toledo from the Bethlehem St el Company to teach 1n Walte Hrgh School Because of h1s speclal quallfl canons he was placed ln charge of the Behabrlrtatlon Dlvrsron for tra1n1ng vet erans of the frrst World War W1th the successful completlon of thrs work he School Because of h1s wlde expenence rn busrness and lndustry he was placed ln charge of the vocatlonal educatlon program rn the old Woodward Technr cal Hrgh School W1th the completron of the new Woodward Hrgh School he was the natural cho1ce to head the Vo catlonal I-hgh School whrch was then organrzed 1n the old burldlng on the srte ot the present Toledo Publlc Lrbrary W1th the openlng of the new Macomber Vocatronal l-hgh School rn l938 M Dannenfelser reallzed hrs dream of achlevlng one of Amerlca s outstandrng vocat1onal programs for the Crty f Toledo In addltron to hrs work ln educatlon Mr Dannenfelser speclahzes 1n con ductlng conferences w1th executwes foremen and other department heads rn Toledo 1ndustr1al plants for the pur pose ot rmprovrng productron proce dures and human and 1ndustr1al rela trons rn Toledo lndustrres Thrs work has galned hlm the esteem and respect ot Toledo 1ndustr1al leaders F M Dannenfelser Pr1nc1pal Thls tnterest 1S further shown ln the part he played 1n the organlzatron and development of the Foremen s Club of Toledo the Toledo Personnel Managers Assoc1at1on and the Toledo branch of the Natronal Olhce Managers Assocra t1on Q . . . resumed teaching at Libbey High ' A ' ' ' , r. ' ' o YOUR ECONOMIC TIME Th1s IS the t1me you spend 1n earn1ng your da1ly bread and ln makmg a good l1v1ng We have placed great emphas1s on th1s IUHCIIOH 1n our l1ves 1n Ih1S country because everyone wants yes demands a good l1v1ng but never for one moment forget the fact that no one w1ll QIVQ you th1s good l1V1Hq you have to earn 1t for yourself T1me 1S your greatest asset and the way you spend lt shapes your l1fe and your success 1n 1t You have the same amount of t1me as everyone else so use 1t eff1c1ently to your own advantage and do not as so many do waste 1t to your own detr1ment and loss To have the secur1ty Wlf11Cll everyone des1res and conslders so necessary today you have to learn the skllls that are recognlzed as valuable and for wh1ch the world IS w1ll1ng to pay Use your econom1c t1me to learn the sk1lls requ1red to get and to hold a good Job one that pays you good wages and offers you a chance for advancement both 1n pay and pos1t1on Plan to look ahead budget your t1me and you Wlll be assured of an economlc l1fe wh1ch w1ll be full of good thrngs and Wh1ch w1ll provlde you a future of great poss1b1l1t1es In th1s way you are prepar1ng your self for many of the most s1gn1f1cant years of SGTVICG to yourself and to your fellow man YOUR SOCIAL TIME Thls IS your le1sure or spare t1me Wh1ch IS very 1mportant to you because how well you use your soc1al t1me and develop soc1al sk1lls determ1nes the type of 1nd1v1dual personahty you w1ll become You should develop your soclal sk1lls because they w1ll contr1bute so much to your health your under standmg and your enyoyment of l1fe These soclal sk1lls w1ll help you to be accepted 1n all levels of soclety and to be 1nv1ted to many 1nterest1ng soc1al affatrs They w1ll also help you tremendously 1n your work You should ana lyze and l1st the soc1al sk1lls so that you know very def1n1tely what they are Then have a plan and program on how you are QOIHQ to study them then learn how to use them so they w1ll functlon well 1n your l1fe Your soc1al sktlls and your soclal t1me are Just as 1mportant as the t1me you spend 1n earnmg a l1v1ng Remember the old quotahon whtch says Man shall not l1ve by bread alone but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God The f1rst part of th1s quotat1on concerns your econom1c t1me the way you earn your l1v1ng Wh1ch IS spoken of above and the second part IS concerned Wllh your Sp1f1IUGl t1me Wh1ch follows YOUR SPIRITUAL TIME Tlme 1S sacred It 1S God s q1ft to you God expects you to use some of your t1me to worsh1p H1m He wants you and everyone else 1n Chr1st1an Amenca to th1nk work and pray not only for yourself but for others He requrres you to QIVG of your t1me energy and money for the spread of HIS Gospel and Kmgdom on Earth You are asked to grve of your t1me to make th1s country and the world a better place 1n Wh1ch to l1V9 You should be Wllllnq to donate your t1me to work for Chr1st1an1ty because 1t stands for L1berty and Freedom and IS dedl cated to combat athe1st1c Commun1sm th1s 1S totahtarlan aggress1on Wl'11Cl1 results 1n slavery of the 1nd1v1dual As a free l1beIlYlOV1I'1Q 1nd1v1dual you should be w1l11ng to work for God because All that you are belongs to l-hm Your T1me Your Talents and Your Treasure You can be sure that God nas a great future for th1s world for 1f one man falls another w1ll take hrs place and carry on God not man IS st1ll the master of Creat1on and of the UHIVGISG We should all be w1l11ng to follow H1m and DIGCIICG HIS teachmgs Never forget that God made you ln HIS 1mage as an 1mag1nat1ve creative constructlve belng wlth a tremendous potent1al for good If you want to be a happy and contented person then become A Behevlng WOISh1p1Dq Pract1c1ng Chr1st1an a d1SC1DlG and follower of Chr1st Always have a Chr1st1an att1tude toward your fellow man and act toward h1m as you Want h1m to act toward you Develop a strong bUSlC fa1th 1n God so that you can r1se above your fears and have for your slogan I ll trust my Faxth and not my Fears F M Dannentelser Pr1nc1pal 1 1 A 1 1 1 I , ' 1 1 1 1 , . , . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - , . 1 1 1 . . . . 11 . - 1 11 . , . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' 1 1 1 11 . I ,a . 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . , , . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 7 , . 1 11 1 - 11 , . CO0RDI TOR A native of Toledo, Mr. Baumker joined the old Toledo Vocational School as coordinator and continued at the new Macomber as coordinator and Dean of juniors and seniors. Many hundreds of craftsmen in Toledo owe their start in their trade to the interest of Mr. Baumker in getting them located on co-op jobs in Toledo industries. He possesses the happy talent of matching the right student with the right job. His work is facilitated by his position as secretary- treasurer of the Foremerfs Club of Toledo and as an officer of the Toledo Personnel Managers' Association. Mr Baumkers chief hobby is his work but he also takes pride in his home and grounds in the country Mr Bippus born in Toledo first taught in northern Michigan and later in Marion Ohio He came to Macom ber as a social studies teacher in l939 leaving during the war to serve three years in the navy as an instructor in naval aviation On his return he was apoointed Dean of freshmen and sophomores In this work he has the responsibility of guiding freshmen and sophomores in making adiustments to high school life and has often helped students solve their problems and enabl d them to continue in school Mr Bippus hobbies are long vacation trips and collect mg sea shells His collection of these is one of the largest and most varied in the city Born in El da Chia Mr D ller was rais d on a farm and later began n lang t aching career at a country grade s l ool 1 El da t r om ig to o n l9'77 he taught at Sco t H gh for tou y fr s at which t n 1931 he becam D ar of Boys a J D V lb s big Sc tool for l3 years lb s l e ri a 1 rces with tfie Uni d Sta es v V t ra s A stration in l944 as D rector o1GL. an U v r fTol do untilt year 1946 baha rogntre yearslatr1n1949 agui a r tor er n was so r s re hours wita nts favorite cbb t gra 3 ana tl rraising --vcr -A 'T' Harry Bcxumker Alvin C Buppus 'Ci Arthur E Dlller 0FFICE TAFF ,V . - Frances Robertson Attendance cmd Records Marion Grote Cathenne Hoffman Chief Clerk Trectsurer Iessie Bruggemeier Clcnre E. Sprcrgg Books cmd Lockers Mrmeoqrcrph C STODI QQ Facu Sub1ect Matter Chalrmen Carl Baer Wmstonl Smlth Autorrotxve Trades Frederick H155 Buddmg Trades Apphed Mcxthemcmcs le Kenneth Ward Russell Bear Louis Gcxlumbos Consmerclal cmd Physlccxl Smence Electrlccxl Trades Grcrphrc Arts 1' Lou1s Eck A S h ertzler Metal Trades George Clements nncx c w Erqm T Socrcrl Studues RCU Walter Ardner Rolland Boldt Orientation Pierre Boes Orientation Matnernatics 141.7 Merle Brown Steve Contos Iames I Dumas Mathematics English Librarian ,li , .A i' ' ' I f hir, A' Fred Duhaime Prank Drake Physical Education Harold C. Elwing General Science Mechanical Drafting I A ,Lf ' F X 5 - X f K l Facult Eugene I Evans Malcolm G0Odl'lCh Band cmd Chorus Robert Geiger PF11'1i11'1Q Orlentcrtlon cmd Mcxthemaucs Sam Harnson Wilhelm Hawk I-10Yd E HUYS AICh1t9CiUICI1 Drciftmq Apphed Mcthemcmcs MCICPIIUS Shop 1 vol Stanley M Irons MUTY E' House' A9fOHGUt1C Charles legen' Enghgh Pm' ccxl Educczuon Facult, Earl Kcnser MGthGmGf1CS Stephen I Kish Ccxblrwt Mcrkmq -4,!' Walter Kruger Apphed Sclence Om ntcxtlon cmd SCIGHCQ 1 ,1 S Zeno Lanqenderler Lynette H. Langendeder w ml Su dles C1 C1 Eng Hyqle-ne and School Nurs Veromca Kocmsln Enqhsh 1-...-6 :ZS Q QW ., Iames Krupp Mcxthemcmcs Marshall Lxpman ual Q Gwd MG 'V V . 5 , , .45 fn., ' h,,:.:' . :EM 15:1 wr Q. 1,5515 is I xl A 1 I' 1 t I ff in 1 :Ab 5!l:1::l I .- My-:fp-'.f! 1 2' :rf A A I, ,A D. I. i . . .9 . , ,Q X y A . , . 2 M . ' ,Q A si: J 1: A i A A . QOL . 1 ' ri ' . 21521 - ' G H ,ijt L tlffmatics RCU Harold McCrae Theodore Nxssen Apphed Muthemcmcs Sheet Metal R1ChC1'd Myers Weldmq Iohn L Nuber Ioseph Pecsok Auio Mechcrrucs MGth9IDGt1CS Alvm I Prels Enqhsh cmd H1SiOIY 901 yr-9 Robert Romberger DonaldH Rex Prmung cmd A I SGCkSfedel' Auto MSCFGHICS Related SubJects Physxccxl Educcmon RCU Bruce Sautter Applied SCIQHCQ Ervm A Schwemhcxgen Robert Slovak Physlccxl Educcrtron Eleanor Southard Ermqlisrz Apphed MGth9mGt1CS Forrest A Smxth On r1tc1t1on 'T Ernest W Spring Commercial Art Robert Senn Motors and Controls Sylvla I Solomon Enqhsh George Sutter Pnysi C11 Sci , Wzlham H Tucker Socxcxl St'lJ.d1GS Howard E Whmte Enqhsh RCU Nt! Ben Warnck Donald Valk Auto M9ChGH1CS Electrlclty Esmond W1-uiney Donald zlemke Electrlcal Trades MCI'lh91'HCIT1C W1fhOUt Plcture Rudolph Breed Enqhsh f-' A ' I ff: I 'tiny x V, ' .. -Erik' , f 39?-Q ,, 'Q , ,' ,L - V -Y? 7 lg 5' 2 - - . IX' ' ' ' ' S '-'Q enior Gercld Adamskl Sheet Metal Mrs. awww Q wx.. Ronald Adamslu Elect Motors and Controls Wilham Amcto Cczbmet Mcxkmq Qillll- Iohn Ames Prmtmq Cllltll' Robert Armstrong Ccbmet Mckmq 3 Paul Andrzycxk Commerclctl Art B111 Arend Comme c cxl Art CRAFTSMAN Kenneth Arnold Hefrtgercxtxon Iohn Auqustymalc Auto Mechcmcs 1 575' ., 1 4 4' 1 s , ,LQ ' - l l ., .i . 9 n A 1 '. . :V V',' 1 'gl ' f, H ,V ' W . '3 A , fi .- 5 1 W t .43 ..g. Q Rxchcxrd Bachmcyer Ccrlvmet Makmg -1 ifx Curl Bahls Vlect Motors cmd Control Donald Bexley Am, Uechczmcc . '16 'lun- Ernest Bak Sheet Metal '5f Bud Burunek Colhsxon Se-rvxce Ierry Barber Dc crm Vn 'X CIIOH CRAFTSMAN WW My vv f Kenneth Bamett rfxdw cmd Communxccmon dl.. Phil Baron Oiitce Practice Ralph Bassler Auto Mechcmtcs 1- -of Iames Bauman Racho and Ccmmur1ca1on ln ...Q Iames Begell Reinqercmon CR 'Cf YI? Ray Belkoler Refnqerauon l1 Us 1? ,T 2 if Ioe Bellner Auto Meek an Lewxs Bxbler Colhslon Carl Blcanovsky Med amccn Draiung ERAFTSMAN 6Ill0l' 3 3129 Duane Benton Radxo and Commumcauon --1 'Nr-19' ,MW Rxchard Bxshop Cabmet Mczkmq Gary Bowers Hcdzo and Comm .1f1lCC1'1OI'1 i1 .l 43 T-.37 Bob Brock Auto Me-chomcs Robert Burnham Cabmet Mclkmq Q. Paul Brechi Archxtectural Drcxftmq Charles Brown Auto Mechcmxcs Don Brown Machine Shop Wlllxam Browning Weldmq Arthur Butler We-Idmq 53 Iames Buchholx Archhectural Drafting CRAFTSMAN Norman Caxrl Auto Mechcmmcs Hebert Campbell Machine Shop Iesse Cardell Auto Mechanics Benny Carpenter Auto Me-chcrnics 0Ill0l' .rf Thomas Ceqlurslu Mochme Shop Bob Church Mcxchine Shop -if 415 1' -J Don Cherry Machine Shop luck Clark Commercial Art ' ov' E7 Ioe Cherry Au.o Mechanics Roy Coker Auto Mechanics CRAFTSMAN 46 4-Q fv- ...S Robert Creager Rczcho and Commumcatxon Iohn Collms Colhsmn Servxce Q-W -Y -if -sf Tom Curran Mcchme Shop Roy Comelxus Auto Electrxcny .QQ Don Cxemxuk Nuclhme Shop Anthony Coulxs Cab ret Mukmq -- CRAFTSMAN .mf x 5 Gerald Davls Ccxbmet Mclkmq l. Iohn DeVau1 Cobmet Mczkmq -f--p Marhn Davis 16 .1 Q Tx mu l -J V ' 2,1 Z N if ' 35 if ' .'V, -I ,- .I V -J 4 ,Ag V . IW . , -L - ' . iv U 2' X Q Q :J x . a Arch? ct' r I ,ruff 4 -J Walter Dlener Ofhce Pracuce Bully Dlnofi Elect Motors and Control 4? '-1 Donald Domm Radxo and Commumcatlon i..i,.i. -. 'FW 31 0Ill0l' 'QU Bxll Dopler Pattern Makmq 1-1 li? 'NI Wg? ? Vxto Borraggma Machme Shop 402 Robert Drager Col11s1on Servlce :RS Ierry Dnscoll Cabmet Makmq Leanord Dowe Machme Shop CRAFTSMAN 91 Gary Duhalme Oihce Practxce 0-4 Richard Duncan Commercml Art fu? Tom Dutndge Raymond Exchenberq Auto Mechamcs gf QT W--AJ L5 George Elekonlch Cabmet Makmq Radxo and C 'nmunlcauon A Iames Egger! A to Elec r1c1ty Grant Enksen ' t s cmd on CRAFTSMAN Paul Estes Sheet Metal l 'Sf' Robert Eversole Elect Motors and Control .qv-'Y Bob Farr A Electrtcxty .C Donald Fcmdry C H1 of ,4 Ralph Fxsher Prmtmq pi T 11 ff! ' 1 .f gm ' Robert Fhnq Mochme Shop Frcmklm Floermg Pattern Mamnq 'TZ X Robert Folczynskx Refrtqerctlon J? Lawrence Frahn a '1 ne Sh p CRAFTSMAN enior Phxl Fuller Auto Jlechamcs -Q Kenneth Galdeen Elect Motors and Contr 1 Ernest Gexthmann 4174-,KW Rlchard Gerommo Ierry Goncz me t Motors and C n r 1 Art Groah Po tern Mokmq :QU Sheet Me C11 Davld Glbson Pattern Molcmq ll sd' Ioseph Gxlbert PG rn 'lar ng Robert Gospodarek 'iudto cmd Commumcqttcn 1 Q X K Leshe Graven Comme F cxl Art CRAFTSMAN Wxlbur Groot Auto E15-ctrxc1y 'vm 'TF Iames Gross Offxce Prczc 'Ce i1-l. JVM!! :V 0lll0I' 5 LMA J' ,ff Q gs S132 Ronald Guntsch Pattern luck nc' Donald Hager Mcxchme Shop 'HR Iohn Heck Mczchme Shop W' wpav' Daniel Haack Sheet Metal '29 Robert Hcxrpel Refnqercmon ' Iohn Hemi: ....,-f RGd1O cmd Commumccmon Al Hadden Oihce Pwr me WE Robert Hcxrlzell Cfwmmercxcl Art Rodney Henning Cf' SLCD --- CRAFTSMAN 4 , 1, we - 1 'f ' W V923 5 , ,M . Q I , ' 4 ' H 2 , ' ., gf -- N' dfiff , 5 L , 11, A fi 'wf5w?fif 'gage-ff'- - f 'sflfifff 1 313 W,'Xf33ff1'f ' y f...Wf5 f??5W?- 5 if K A ' '1 . 1 K I , -, h Q...-A . :L ' A 11 4 . ef X , Q V , H I ,V I K -I hi . : n J ,,:,, A,wff'm V 2 y V X Rza- e gil-, e e 1 1'-Q .3 ev 1 ff, Charles Herman RGd1O cmd Commgnlrotxfn Bxll Hull I' Iachme Sh ,.av'v-9 lack Hms 1 X A '22 '--wr Melvm Hodel Cabmet Nakmq lr V-5 55? Thomas Hopkms Co umm Maklnq Dale Hull CI vm CRAFTSMAN fi fag 'ff Q 24? 9 ff Ji ,f Q22 2 ,W Robert Iackson Aeronaut mcs 2' .-.9 Gerald Iaqodzmskx Elect Motors and Control -as 'ull' Edward Icmkowslu 15.6-roncm' Q -l 1 a . , nj, fy 'z3,5,, F ' ff '32 ' f 1 A . f ,X ' , ' A ,W , V , my 'T 1 I 2 . i ,4 .1 ., I X ,J K N, Q Q, ff? 3 H31 .W ,, f X . I -.1 ,z v---v i 1 f , X , Q ! ' 'f , ' 'U' . . Q . ' TD 3 W f - enior 1:-17 Rnchard Iones QQ' Carleton Kcxmmskx ltccrme Shop an Q' Arthur Keel Ax e 1' rtgol D Q' Qi Robert Iurskx fm Cclblre ckmq A. Iames Kanqcs Po e rt I uktrlq ,pw Charles Keller Pa tem Ilcxkmq ,Q ,al if 1 .,.4f' 41 Dick Kcrhl T Thomas Karl na C r r Bully Kersey r CRAFTSMAN lv t -A .R -..- Z N-I ' . .1 -:ah ltcrormtixcs ' 3 ' A 'i2'f'Jt' l If . a , F ,I ' . I '. , ,,,,x -I 'Rf M cts. ' 1 nmcj X A ' V I ,, .li - P' , I W an 1.14 ,l X' ' . ' 2' -,Q -0 ' of ,V V 1 . x -if 'fnwsx I of ff' I A . ,N f l . ' , , to .,. , ,V Au: I.Te:'.3n.:5 : -J Heck f.11':fs G ' 3 .1 els Kimi.: :Jun C::.:t.Ar..i:'g:' 193 lt? Iohn Koepke Welding Robert Kovach Pattern Making Edward Knapp ,gp Archnectural Draftmq L -ug Ted Knorr Pnntmg WW'-5 ,var 'O' -.-9 lhchard Kohler Archxtectural Draftmq W-ef' !' Raymond Krabxll We-ldl Damel Kraus 4 Commercml Art -'1 Y. Iohn Kobee Mcrchme Shop Gerald Ko!! Mack' ne Shop CRAFTSMAN 5-.W Ruud Francis Kristof Commercml Art f-- if JJ Dick Kuxma Machme Shop M5-5 -as HM Rlchard Kruzel Weldmq Dan Laleunesse Radxo and Commumcauon an ad' Rxchard Kusz Auto Mechunlcs ,,, Walter Lalucs Machme Shop 1-' ERAFTSMAN 0Ill0l' r I Paul Leestma Elect Motors and Control Frank Lent: Aeronautics Wxlham Lent: Prmtmq li--2 af Win 1, Paul Malchszak Mcchrne Shop lberl Lxvecchl Elect Motors cmd Control Wllllam Leutz Elect Motors and Control T.-'St' L- 'IJ' Joseph Mckowslu Mechamcczl Drcrftmq Frank Lohse Pnntrng Icmes Lewcmdowsln , Refrrqeratron 9 S xt ti. JE Alvm Mullnn Elect Motors and Control Earl Long Weldrnq Anthony Lnsmkowskx Llect Motors cmd Ccrtrol N I T- CRAFTSMAN -- 35 f . v,,, 4 , f ' if 7 ,QQ gvt t ' at o f A . . fa wat ' Z3- L' l ' 'J ' C ty . l 3 ll V I I EQ Li 1 '33 rf Ralph Mcrgalskx Commerc ol Art in Ierome Marlueckx COll1S1Ol'l SGTVICG 'Qa- 04 .-'47 Larry Murkm Mechcml C: Dwi mc i.l1.l1-1 73 Donald Mutiox W eldmq A Marvm May Arclu ec ual Drcxi mg Gerald McCummon Auto Elef' r.c1ty IIRAFTSMAN Bllllll' .qw Davxd McCartney Palm cmd COmmJHlCG1OH E 5 ...uv Loren McClunuhcm O5 1 e PTGCI e T.- 'fr Harold McCory Vochme Qlflfp i. ,36 Iames McDowell Mclcl' we Shop Q! Iohn McGchuran Weldmq va N-I v-7 ' f ffff Robert McGeem f 'cn ., T fd Tv Ixmmy Mlller Meflumcczl Dmftmq 2 Wxlllum McGee Prm'mq f'uU5 .7 Leon Mxller Colhslon Q rvl lack McV1cker Machme Shop 21 3-.349 Y 'O- f X? Chasey Mllchell Phil Melle CRAFTSMAN 19 3 ff l 1 r f Y 5 l l I . . Q 'ff 1 2 fn Q 3 , y Z - 1? G39 .N l,f ' V if I , ,XV if 4 QA ' ,sg 1 v 1 l A 'Z :rx L I xl .5 . CTYUYHGYCLZZAY' - , :fx Dcxvxd Moore Archuectural Draftmq Nw Bob Mowery Re-frlqeratlon 'IQ' Eugene Mueller Ofhce Prac ice -l Blllfll' --hx, lin -pl' yilrwgf f t R-1 Mxlton Mullet Sheet Metal if Rxchurd Myers Machme Shop 'E ,yawn HIGH Mullikin M l Mechanical Draftmq at rw! Edward Neikirk Sheet Metal Harold Murphy Auto Mechanics Harry Nicoll Mechanical Drafting CRAFTSMAN ?-' 5 J if lm Nowlckl E ft Mc rs and C ntrol Don Nidek Prmtmq i ent Ixm Oehlers Sheet Metal Robert Norton adm and Commumcahor Iohn Overhol! Elect M 'D and Con' 7 Iames Nowak ' . e .sh p -1- CRAFTSMAN fl! Z! if agar Panel Owens Weldmq Edmond Palenske Mac hm e Shop 1, f f 1 Thomas Pahckn C 'T1'Y19'CGI Ar' -l hh o I f , , J ,il , V H11-N f o ' zafyw q fw ' In ' - , Z VM' - . , 4. ' A . f-2 'I , f 'Q' 3' ,M 'U , z, ff , , ' 'x ' if , L ,J .A M V .1 V F V g ra, Q f :X I. 1 - ' f le, . to 0 ' . !' 0 al . , ,L P ' Ted Papenhagen Ar h e mm CI Drafunq at Robert Pendry lfechamcal Draftmq j W '5x 'il Iames Phxlllps I CI h ne Shop Charles Pxtzen Shee Metal 'Q 91 'EQ Egg if allll Aw Edward Pohlman Prmtmq Kenneth Pool fx Pr ERAFTSMAN Cllllll' 1--'v Larry Queenan Prmtmq Q-Shi? qv...-If f ff Phxlhp Rapp P1'll'1'1HQ Donald Rexman run ng I E C 1' Cl T T ' I 4 ,...f f A f ' , . 1 r an I I Q g f ESM 'f , U .. 1 ,'-, l g l lr Mkyk 5 mf, if . w or K, F 7 1' gig . ' 4 s .67 du ' 2 5 . , 2 H A f Y , SQ .L ,,'fl' f I J, 'aa L I . , Citirte-rc1 l .1 , .ii- lli' 41' Alford Rose Cas r' lfcncm , Donald Reuxnun Elect Motors and Control K-nu I - V t-x 15 Ronald Rosmskx flax h ne Sh p Icxmes Robxnson Vlechcnlcol Drof ln l gk. Ronald Rosmsln CRAFTSMAN Q ..-nr Edward Roth len r r ef Wxllxam Rothlxsberger Rcxdlo cmd Commun co lon fi: Rxchard Rudmckx r, A li V , W .Ze Y Vx 4 ij , if' Q V ' A l E' lffyozs c'n'l C3 .t fi ,Q 7 , 7 Q A' 'ef I ' wa V , K f n l Af . Y 1 L l X 'N ll ' 7 - st' 'Q I I lf 3556 K f X. Z ' .ll f , 2. :QM fi flfaw A .r S 1 .L . I il- . X n W , R , , 1 , 1 3 v n ' ' . -.jg . . . AA' CL.l1sL:rz Servzce 1- - ' in J L- ii, Auto LI-echcifs Charles Runge Arch1eC1urcI1 Drczftmq Rxchard Rybka CO'Dm9YC1G1 Art 0Ill0l' 41117 Rxchcxrd Sarcxhman ,mr fm Q92 fe 3 255' Inmmy Russ Mczchme Shop Q -up Iohn Rycm Mechcxmccl Drcxf rm, i1, Ted Sampson Commercml An Prcxncxs Samslo Cahnet Mckmq ERAFTSMAN Prmtmg X 401 -ttf Robert Smxiler Cabmet Mcxkmq Reinhold Schcxier Machine Shop l...l.ll 193 Wxlham Scherer Colhslon Servxce Fred Schlueb Carl Schroder Mechomcczl Drczfunq Richard Schwankopi Auto Mechamcs Archnectural Drciftlnq Iames Schneider Cob net Mclkmq Donald Senqer C1 1' re CRAFTSMAN William Shaw COHISIOH Servxce Eddxe Sheets Qheet Metal -IDI me 4, in 'sig' Iames Shepler Arc? ec urccl D of Donald Siegler Welding 15 Shxrnll Slgnst Pattern Ivlcxkmq vw Rxchard Sohnly Pc em Wolf Q Dwayne Solly Aeronuutlcs Dcxle Spoerl Elect Motors cmd Control 1 :Qu 1 Stemmetz O 1 e Proc xce IIRAFTSMAN enior Gerald Stewart Prmtmq Bob Stone Oflxce Prctctlce 'W Charles Straka Col slon SGIVICS 193 .1049 I Q1-:V -4 Curl Suchy 5 -J Mclchme Shop Thomas Strausbaugh Vlect Motors arm on r I Robert Struuse Refrxqercx pc ,-.4 1:1 George Stucker ec mccx D ., 41 if-J Ray Sullxvcm Ofhce Pro we OU n Edwm Sylak rm flw -f f-fvv Donald Szepxelcz Cxklr g 04 one - 3 ,fffw .fav ,WM CRAFTSMAN Clemence Szmama '04 Ti Gerald Szykowny 13 J Q Mcchamcs but x... Robert Thompson Sheet Metal AQ 'U Daniel Truman Refrmacrauon .414 -.af Waller Tucker Auto Elec IlC1Tj Herald Tolles Q, Mui F 1 l Larry Urbanowsln Tachme hop CRAFTSMAN enior Gary VanPel1 W eldmq Richard Walczak L Ct M rs and Con If Robert Weaver 193 o-.9 -4 Norman Wemslem Commerclal Art .l Noel Welsh O 1C P a 'IJ' Iames Whelan rl 9-.7 Madxson Wiley A o l echamcs 410 Gary Willard Auto l echan s PF' Q11 215 Rxchard Woemer X, KN Robetl Wolf fjulpznel lflfxkgrv' Iumes Wrxqht Oli ce Pm 1 -,...4 Robert Wrzesmskx Q43 , - N f xt -f ' 4 -. lk 1. W 1 V N5 L F i L ' 'L : ffe ,Rf ff I :use . 7 ., , A If - 1 .3 ' ,h X L f lb 3 - J ' I Zeit. fvfgzrs 12,1 :,Z1'f .x F . XX ,-Al 1 I 5' ii l3r.ntgnQg Jerome Zxelmski Sheet Metal Paul Ziemklewicz Office Practice 'Ov Quan.. Merlin Zielsma .iechcngcul Drafting -.l Duane Ziolkowskx Machine Shop il wr' 'Wen' ,eg Andy Zsigmy Much ne Shop Ioseph Zukowiecz 'lcd 'ne Q cp CRAFTSMAN CIIIOI' Ioel Zvcnovec Collision Service enry Zywxczynskx efriqerotion Daniel Topolewski Collision Service No Picture lllil- . N41 E9 I .W 1.5.-4- gr .... , -..- . ..-- -... , 4 .2 z 1 , ' Q I ,, ' , 1 I 1 . w, t wg. is N Q -A ' fm , ,V A A 'Sig X 4 '- fm ' , -- I i, .' I iildfxgti - f --I-1 .1 ' i2fS'?-NW H ,-. ' , A . my Q ,f'7 L5 DL nmvif I -' f f Y - A4 in Q, '- I 5 in n ,A ,, ' i t 1' x i , ' K 4 fgrtiygfgfbv ' 'A ,. 6 'X V I' 'U Jar! , Q ' 4 1 N 1 152,557 'fm 'S x, - Y X W V - , W ,V ,r ' 2 xv 1 X' , l .JV-H , Wife- - v 5- - I , ,Q V N ..-K. ' 1. , Y Elk g': V K 5 at fvvv A ' 1-ff X5 Qgfgwrvwn-rw-f-W-,f -,,,----mf--- , x 1 'mtgfv 5 ' ' 51 sw. 1 5 5 41 ll H F- mf Q lvl! ff ii' 1' A Tr . msvlwl will 1 X .W ,4 A AN fy, if xh gf X - x ,-V Af 'r j' I, ig ' I4 ,Q 'i Qfv . A o 4 n E IOR CLASS PROPHECY Wxth out the a1d of a Swamr or hrs crystal ball I the author of the prophecy for 53 shall endeavor to forsee wrth the knowledge I have of each Macomber graduate what I thmk the future holds for h1m Now let me see I can see Phrl Baron as a banker on Wall Street Stone and Wrrght runn1ng a Haberdashery rn Upper New York hm Bauman our old Student Councrl presrdent as a member of the Supreme Court of CNot the Umted Statesb Dogpatch Gary Duharme Semor Class presrdent coachrng Uhap1dd1 s Woman s College Badmrnton Team and domg a frne Job too I w1n and 27 losses Ithe w1n by IOFIGIII Palrckr and Pool w1th therr own art studros rn Lower Manhattan Papenhagn successful archltect who formed a company wlth drafters Davls and Shueb Phrl Rapp prmter turned teacher mstructmg at M I T CMontp1l1er Instrtutxon for Totsl Carl Schroeder the wrzard 1n sc1ence w1th hrs own research corporatlon CI-Ie w1Il be worklng on a bllnd needle No eyel Dan Kraus natural1st lecturer and explorer wrll wrtte a book on h1s recent dangerous exped1t1ons to the local zoo Kersy w1th h1s own radro reparr shop rn the mlddle of the Amazon trylng to sell the monkeys a D1ck Tracy two way radlo wrlst watch I can see Leon Mrller and Rudy Rudnlckl wlth thelr own fender and body reparr shop Ioe Bellner B1ll Brown1ng Iesse Cardell Thomas Curran B111 Dlnoff and Edmond Palenske who achreved fame as Calvert men of d1st1nct1on Tennessee Ste1nmetz and hrs Jug playmg h1llb1lI1es Don Hager Ierry Davrs and Blll McGee featurlng the prano playmg Irlsh bum from Brooklyn Ray Sulllvan who have decreased the sale of records smce mtroductron by R C A fthe Robert C Armstrong Corp? I can see hm Russ Bob Thompson and hm Schrender as Pro ball players on the GITIS Amazon League Ted Knorr B111 Lentz and Frank Lohse become wealthy prlnters IThey should be they prlnt thelr own money? Fashlonable dresses styled for comfort and good looks w1ll be deslgned by the Rybka and Andrzycxk Flour Sack Co hm Gross successful maker of books Knot the k1nd you readl wlth hls book xng assoclates Ralph Bassler Big Ben Carpenter Robert Creager Llttle Bob Kovach and Dan the klller Haack Successful 1n the radlo and electromcs held w1ll be Dave McCartney Don Reuman Ken Galdeen Tom Karl and Duane Benton who formed a partnershlp to produce penclls for radxo and televlslon reparrmen The Amamskr Amato Brcanovsky Long Frahn Groah Cornel1us Lakrcs Putz and Stucker Constructlon and Destruct1on Company wrll have the pleasure of removmg th1s f1ne burldmg from the face of the contment and they w1lI then construct a new modern establrshment for the advancement of Vocatronal Educatlon CThe burldmg w1ll be fmanced by Aldlous Hadden Banker and Phllanthroprstl Sprrltual uphft Wlll be grven by Loren McClanahan Archbrshop of York and Robert Iurskl Cardlnal of the Archdrocese of New York In closlng I would l1ke to say that I thmk all Macomber students whether they were or were not mentroned 1n th1s prophecy can not help but be success ful wlth the tra1n1ng they have recelved rn therr chosen flelds of work Good luck to all of you rn the years to come A fellow Classmate 1 1 1 11 11 . 1 1 , . , .... 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 . 11 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 . . . , , 1 1 . - . I 1 1 1 1 ' . . 11 1 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 , 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 I . 11 11 SENIOR BOARD 0F C0 ROL FRONT ROW H Baurnker L Ca ambos R Henning D McCartney D Nidek T Papenhagen T Karl BACK RCW D Hull M NViley F Lentz T Knorr I DeVaul I Russ The Senior Board of Control is responsible tor many oi the activities that are for the Senior Class Led by comm ndable officers the members of the board nave headed their class tnraugr a happy and successful year Through sincere and spirited leadersnnp DY Mr Galambos they have achieved the best of everything tor everyone in t e S mor Class All seniors will think ot mis year as the most memorable ot their School years because of the many gocd times and happiness resulting from the Prom, Banquet and commencement. OFFICERS Committees and Chairmen President ........... Gary Duhaime Craftsman Committee.. .Tom Palicki Vice President ..... Dave McCartney Announcement Committee.Tom Karl Secretary ......... Rodney Henning Program Committee ..... Frank Lentz Treasurer ............ Chuck Pitzen Publicity Committee ...... Dick Byba Social Committee ........ Don Nidek .L-i 1 I L Q I 35 .nw in -fi QI L 5 - ' 1' R ' , K . ' . -' ' , , V :K , 5.5 'gl ' - ,A 2-15 gr -4 BX Juniors fv- Dave Achmger Elect Mamt and Const L Ray Ahrens Sheet M tal al Us Di X- Paul Adams Mczchtne Shop HQ Don Altatter Prtntmq Iohn Arthur Bull Aston Cornmerctcrl Art Elect Mqm 221 cmd Const Robert Badyna Carl Baldel Oiflce Pracuce Archttectural 4 Draftmq JU Itlll fqxigk Robert Baker Commerctal Art Glenn Barker Elect Mcxmt and Const Howard Bender Mcxchme Shop its 1 Louis Bxeqanslu Sheet Metal Iames Banas Off1C9 Procttce ohn Be Sh et Metal Iohn Best Mechamcal Dmftmq 7' 6' Harold Blackmore Mechamccl Draftmq ERAFTSMAN Rxchard Bobrxck Iames Bockleman Cob net Mokmq Archxtec ural QM' Robert Bourbmu Colltsxon Servtce George Boyer Elect Mamt and Const wb! Tom Bradford Ae-ronauttcs Drczftmq 'ti l Ioe Boyles Prmtmq Rxchard Braczak Weld1ng Inn Brooks Elect Mcnnt and Const .lL. 1 Eugene Brown Oiltce Proc tce ,- 1 15 Tom Bryce Prmtmq Byron Bucklew Radlo and Commumcutton I ffl Bob Caxmes Prmtmq Irm Bruce Mcchme Shop Hay Buchholz Commercxcl Ar Ron Byrne Mechamcal Draftmg Q.- wi Charles Callahan Arch ec urcxl Droftmq JUNIIDRS if ohn Campbell Auto Mechcmtcs xyw Ilm Clark Electrxccrl Constructlon Duncan Coboume Refrtqercmon Wxllxam Corder Sheet Metal i Duane Clark Comme! Mcxktnq Theodore Clay Offtce Prcxctt e Victor Cole Colhsxon Servxce Larry Cottrell Arclutecturcxl Droftmq ERAFTSMAN Larry Couluner Calvm Cowdrey Comme ctcxl Ar Auto Mecham s Z Iohn Crompton Colltslon .ner vtce is 'CCD 5? xm Crowder Auto Electrtclty Fred Cumberland lerry Damell Auto Electmctty Mechcxmcal Draftmq Howard Davenport Hdrbld Davis Electncal Prmtmq Construction .11 53 f '1 x Y, 6' -C yi 4 l I b Q A , A y, . I 'V I , as .' w X b 1 A e - W J , ,:,, J ,. in X fig C .r ...A g, 1 A r , V ' L. fi of I V I 4 r-VV A' A r 'bv I' 1 if- rlo 1 f A P ' 'D Q-if ' V EA 14 gs . gt 7 fgf L :ri A C A l 'L all sf .' ,1 Q , was A . s I l A by y - s A A D' .mf -x ' fs- , ' Ls A 3,9 X 5 5 James DeLaMotie Oihce Prcxcuce Thomas Dietz Refr1gerc1t1on 44' Ray Dorn Machme Shop '7r' 6l Lawrence Demskx Cabmet Makmg if Gerald Dxon Mcrchme Shop Q Charles Drabel: Electrxccrl Constructlon 'ilqpljx Dan Drzewxeclu Wlllxam Duncan Auto Electrzclty Auto ElGClYlC1lY 56 . JU l0R Q -' -rw w fri? Y. Ierry Dutndge Electncal Construchon Bxll Eqql Elecirxccxl Constructxon Arlo Elsenmann Ccbmet Mckmq Ron Emch Cabmet Mokmq Frank Eder Radlo and Communxccmon N1 Donald Elcher Refrlqercmon Ray Elkms Oihce Prachce Thomas Fablszak Rad1o and Commumcatlon ERAFTSMAN av VN Charles Fackelman Sheet Metal Iohn I-'elger Prmtmq 1 Qu- Ioe Fink Cabmet Mcckmc George Fromer Ofhce Pracuce Robert Fuller Archuecturul Draftmq lack F1llca Pattern Makmo Richard Forche cxbmet Makmg 9' Ray Fry Prmtmq l 'N -, 7 ,nrl V l , A I ,,.- I 4: ,. l fn- 4 ' A IQ , V -X .- W ,af . . x l, I it J cz' . g . ' . I r l 41 . ' d 75- l ' ' ' I X f . :fr--. A 'f l iiiy l 1 -k,l4 : X - 'T a 4ll n l 4' K l F A lf ,,n, W1 fl' 'lk ,,.. . 2 51 l l f sm. 9? A i A ' ' -' 9 fs ' nfl ff A n A l fl 1 1 Ron Fuerst Auto Mechantcs EJ 2, f Robert Gensler Pattern Maktnq Glander Electncal Constructxon Roger Gorlewskx Au 0 Meehan s Patnck Gallaher Colhston Servtce Kurt Gerchow Pattern Makm Bully Goldstem Machtne Shop Iames Green A 0 lt c:han1Cs JU IORS W 4 vAx1 Carl G mer Gerard Gumey Pattern Nalun, Radxo and Comm 1l'llCC1llOF 11 Rxchard Guy Sheet Metal Lester Haas Electrical Fonstructton it Iohn Hull Edwm Hart Pattern Maktn Refrtqeratton Iohn Han Harold Hartley mmm gl ,H Au'o Mechames CRAFTSMAN Don Haydn Cam tal A rf Donald Hefner Collrst Qe vtce Hn--, Denms Hxll Pnnttnq 44 in..- Carl Hoecherl 0 s C rftc Q Q 3-F-f l Glenn Hecox Pun ng Iames Helmxck Elec cal Canstructlon Edwxn Hltes Electr al Constructxon an in Icrmes Hoqrefe Comwe A 57 Kevm Horngan Auto Mechamcs gil . r Gerald Hutchmson 'VVeld1nq L B Iackson Refnqerau n Robert Ieiierson Cabmet Makmq 58 JUNl0R Q is Eugene Horvath Elecmccl Const UCT1 n Larry Iohnson Archliecturcrl Draftmq Iohn lqnasmk Pattern Makmc Edward Kamtz 'Dffwe Practrce Nr! Anthony JGIOS C s n Qe Charles Kaseman v Archrtecturcrl Draitmq Icmes Iohnson Oiflce Proc lce Dave K xsier Ofhce Practrce wlllldm Iurslu Cornmerclal Ar' free? Wlllxam Karcsak Au 0 Mechamcs ss.. ,r'.? web' , lerry Keeie Prmt mq Ieryl Kersey Archrtectqral Drcftmq CRAFTSMAN Herberi Kxmball Prmtm 'Q can Wrllmm Kxnq Machme Shop A Vlctor Knagqs Sheet Metal Paul Kmg Pat ern Yxfflklflfi in 'Q Walter Kxrby AfCh11GCYLl1'GI Draftmq 'S' Tom Knersley Mcrchme Shcp 44 I 4 ' Ronald Knorr B111 Koch Electrlccxl Archltec dm Construciron Draftmq ur 4-W ,f Aff - A '. 1 M' Y A -r ' 'f ' ' Q ' . - P. ' V ' A , 3 K I i.'- , e r we r f n P f , ' ' V Q QQ' 'aim 'A' 'Q' F? V MQW, - 1 1 - -' ,f fr 451 .. ' qi? ' r A V r f L, r rrr 1 'gr-.. Eff L1 Y . 'I 'I' V I i l! ge ' r ...V V as 4 , 1 ,A I :',., 5' f I K K I 4 P'-f -Z ,v':L '. . B 1 A ' E VA d y fx ,i ' A , g P 'rf i -r P P rr, rr f X ' ' 'Q clli xc ., :vre 1' 37,2 ' , Hi - rr .- ...ly-c .'. , , ,rr . . .... . 'R ' , .nffffff V' 'M' ,,, - ' , uuusfss 51 ,Q F A. f ' ' ' ls., ' n . 1 A.. - - . ..,,,, 7 :7 D if A-:.::. N . , is P 'rg' 'lv 1::ir4:r - A A .- ' ' . Q- I ll.......1. -l-.2 Richard Kolebuck A o If' ln X Iames Konst Aeronau i Q gtk Ronald Konz Printing up-v War Orville Kollmq Prin Thomas Konwmskn Office Practic HP Iohn Komackx Refrigeration Walt Korzeniecki Tony Kosnikowski Machine Shcj.: Machine Shep ..i. JUNIORS Edwin Kowalmskx Electrical Constructi n Thomas Krause Refrigeration Bob Krolck Machine Shop Ronald Kubiak Printing Florian Kowalmskl Auto Ele tricity Eugene Krecxoch Machine Shop lf' Iames Kubackx Printing Don Kuiawa Machine Shop CRAFTSMAN onald Kulawa Auto Me hcrics Iimn-ue I.aBarge Office Practic R Clxflord LaFayette Welding Hugh Lash Au.o Electriciy Arm Ioe Kukla Collision Servic Thomas LaDuke Welding George I.aPo1nte Electrical Construction Charles Lautzenheiser Auto Jlechanif -11 59 Albert LaVoy Otfxce Practxce 41' Bob LeFevre Machme Shop 41 Rxchard Lewandowslu Colhston Serv1ce Harry Llncoln A. 0 l e han A AV L Denms Laycock A rcncrutlcs Iohn Lewandowskx llfachme Shop :ve lohn Llbbe Radlo and Commumccmon Robert Lmder Pmrtmq 60 l....1l-.i.1- on L 4 an ,', nn...- -g .-A - fililkf-Ykf+f lack Lockett RGCl1O and Fommumcatlon Gllbert Loo Auto Mechamcs 'vs Sonny Lowe Tom Lyell Cal met Maktnq Mqchme Shop l Wayne Marclrel Auto Mechanics I ii Robert Mateckx Ae-ronautlcs A, fm fl Brll Maxers Robert Malchszak Electncal Mechamcal Cons ructlon Draitmq Vuqll Mq1Q5h Ron Manuszak e- QF ro 11 9 CH F CRAFTSMAN Thomas McDev1tt Weldmq Robert Mcl-lalhe C lts n Servme is 'br Ilm Martmac Refr1qerat1on Merle Maxon 'Weldmq us- Carl McDowell Cheet Metal J 'N-nw., Rxchard McGrew Cabme Makm -Qiilii K., V ' , A 4 I at its m. A 5 ' Q Y, Q, 451. ,uf Q Q X 3 ' I H.. , A 3 , Q V .h ,. l V xx ' ' V Y f tiff, , , ia' , 0 V ' AV . f RQ, I I p. ' K if , ' 3 ' If Q A - ' 1 ,Jf 1' x l if X ' Ii- . .If - 5 ' ef ,H.fgg,f:, -ff -L ,. , J' ' gp-:.,:.gg. -: - n . ' 1,:'fafg.zgi21' . e t 6' '- We 1 ., , I y. a l 'f ii- e,., P A. Y . . L xt K 1 . I 5 . ,,, fr , R V V Y, l , .V K 9 -': 5 . . ' , ...fl , A' . . . Ii .. 4 314 A l y f A 9 Q f K.. 2 'ff' , V, SKY yn 'fr L . i . 'Jl .fl C rg 'rl 51- L3 X 'N t - r 'I flzfkin .. .cyf flat. lH W. 9 - Glenn Mclimstry Podto and P mm ll'11 C1 97 Calvm McNutt Auto Mecham s Walter Metzger Ccmmerczul Ar if JUNIORS 4' Iohn McLauqhlm r h Drcf me aqhs Go T Horace Meek Printmq bs T Gene Meyers Ccbmet Mamn Q' Bob Mnchalskx Tom MIBYZSIEWSICI -'Xu 0 Ete T 1-v sv Dave Mxerzwxak Pc err' Mcxkr vas. fm.: 'kr Grant Mxller Mechcinmul Drof mg ass Ben Mxnder Xie .img 7' wr' Leo Mohszewskx Sam Mxhmloil Prmtmg 11- Hurold Mxller X.fOlllS1OI'l. Servtce Herbert Mmmqer Auto Mechamcs Rxchard Muszynskx CRAFTSMAN 05 'xx Earl Myers 'Ulu e Prcx tt it' Don Natal Muchme Shop ig, Robert Nowow1e1slu PG tcm llqktnq 1 ws... nys Mxke Myers Roche an Commemlcu 1 hp- Robert Nowak Sheet Metal Bob Nichols Au Q lllvclecxnlcs QU' av- Rxchcxrd Oberly Rlchard Obst rjc Thomas Oertlnq Arclutecturol Drcxftmg Rxchard Orzechowskx Radu: and Communxccxtlon Russel Osborn Auto Electncny Bernard Paskxet Auto Electrtcuy Edwm Orzechowskl Mechamcol Droftmq Iohn Osborne Mcxchme Shop JU IOR Iohn Peters We-ldmg Rlchard Pelhgrew Auto Mechonlcs if anxel Pallclu Electrlcal Mochmes Larry Pease Auto Electncny 62' Davxd Pond Aeronouhcs Dale Przeslawslu Colhslon Sennce Scott Peterson Aeronczuhcs lack Polmq Refngercxtxon Dave Popxelc MGCh1HG Shop Terry Qumn Fommercxal Ar' IIRAFTSMAN Denny Rager Ofhce Prcctxce Charles Ramsey Electrlcal Constructton ft' Eugene Rawskx Refngeratlon nun. Edward Reiter Sheet Metal Yun, Allan Ramn Pattern Mcxkmq Ray Ratayczak Shee Metal in Bob Rexss Auto El9Cll'lC1lY 'ill 'I Leon Reynolds Electncal Constructxon 7,2 5 .F vi? Don Rxclrord Mechcxmccl Droftmq 44 Ga Frank Rme Ofhce Prcrctlce Wxllxam Roberts Electnccxl Constructlon X35 Dale Rollmun Offt e Pm Alvm Rxcks Auto M chcxmcs Rlchurd Roberts RQCl1O cmd Commumcutxon Carlton Robertson Aeronout tcs Vw., Pat Romano Pattern Mcxkmq .lUNl0R gf: i- Charles Roper Ccbme Mctlcmq Que' Ierry Roth Archmtecturcl Drcxitmq it Bill Rufty Electnccxl Construchon Iclmes Roth Electnccrl Constructlon Edward Rozansln Archttect ral Drcftmq '55 vis' 'VM' Q70 1 3 v Robert Rutkowslu Auto Elec rlclty Don Rywalsln Ierry Santysxak 13.40 Elec C s Ee rtcgl DSIL1 CRAFTSMAN Richard Sauter Auto Me-chan cs limi Damel Schultz Refngeru on E .-f' Edward Schroeder Ccbmet Mckmo Richard Seaney Mcchme Qhoy .6 Q Ierry Schxlfer Mcxchme Shop Iohn Schulte Rcxdxo cmd Commun1cc1t1on Ellden Schwcnbeck Mechcxmcal Drcxitmq ,- 'E Bob Sequrcl Au 0 M chcxmcs 63 Sl. E: l g , ' L I o t l f 1 R ' 4 ,nv . 5' ei: 4 . ' Ae . , I ! 1 M., R ,kt ' Q 4 ,Vf'xv W V f rf , . -f ,-3. - 245 If Z ' it E! fe' Lf. ,... , . , ' W? R x ax 5. V K 4 ' I V Ll L I A T a R ' 2- R R R lrt R A of R E' R R , Q 1 . 1311 'E11G5?z '11l'1-'bfi' .- 1 R X l 4 ' 1 1? 4311 X R 121 f21a:2:312- .-e' T , R . I . 1 - YA ' F ' 4 I ' I -f : it X I Z. 4 'l 'f R' lr.v,,f-- - 5. 14.3 X i R A 5 ,v K . ' 1 . 2 l ' :ee l 1, ' ' 'Y'-., ., I-. ctw 5 V 2 . Q1 ., N Q fflgi ,X , 't t tri i'l' l cf ' I Co : cficn Ted Shadler Machme Shop 'ix L 'rf Robert Srdo Pattern Makmq Norman Sxela Pattern Makmq Hrllard Smxth Cabmet Makmq 64 'Bw Iohn Shoecralt Auto Electnctty Ku... Robert Sxebenaler Aeronautzcs Q4 Thomas Szeya Electrxcal Construchon Robert Sobb Machme Shop JU IOR Douglas Solberg Cabmet Makmq -of ,avg 'fian- '53 Rrchard Sroczynsln He-frxqeratton Forrest St Aubm Auto Electrtclty McNeal Stewart Elec rtcal Construc rt ohn Spears Offxce Pracuce Byron Stambauqh Aeronauttcs Ralph Stem Auto Mechamcs 1? --Q, Q, 1-vi' Richard Stewart Mach we Shop IIRAFTSMAN Donald Stmehart Retnqeratxon 1. v' Paul Szczublewslu COlllSlOl1 Servtce Gary Szymanskx Machme Shop Lawrence Szymanskr Radto and C mmun catl n Norman Strelcherl Offtce Practtce 'lf' f Irm Szkatulskr Auto Electrtctty V81 an- Thomas Szmama Radto and Commumcatton Norman Szymanskr Cabme Makmq V ' to S 1 X f W- t t A h 'V 'F tiff tfrr .V . . ,. 5 fi . U . . I, ' '.' , 1 11 A ' , tw: V I . N K V ' t wtf? t'wf3', , ? of if X S 'tltb b '11 r . . ' Q A A , 1 4 2 lf tett - 5? W' ., V gf!! '+ '1fi'a 4' f 1 Zf- t 5 ' W. Ai .,, f 'T -Q' V 1 ig 'fr i , , ': Q-W lip' in-nf 5 M It H: -A V VV: gif Ytlt. 5 , Q 0 ze- ?11.g'f'- . t t f M5 ' Vy S7 4 A U H. 4 K X x ' I , 'is .L , ,. if I, , X? 5 V ,, V ,.. I of I3 . . , t 2 uh V ' 2 ,Wav-Q ' ' QQ ., Q ., V J ' I' ag. ,W V' f ' tic N M J 107 Rxchard Szymanslu hee I f'9f -avg? 'ig-. war 1' af Thomas Thiel e mg Walter Traver Electrlca Censtruc r ,Iii Sv- Tom Tucker Richard Talcacs m mu W- Laurence Thompson S on 9 u--1 Waller Traxler Au o Elec E.. Wxllxam Tucker JUNIORS 'Q 'K hs. Leonard VanDyl:e Yl al Con r: 93,56- 8 Slanely Vermeil I G Mr Ixm Wallmg fl 'L QI! 3. Eugene Wasxelewslu W1 A Earl Varmo RCIdlO and Commumccx 1on LM an Eugene Wachowlak Sheet l e CI Glenn Ward Dr n 5' S Fnlz Wells CRAFTSMAN l ill Bemard Well r Frank Wendi Femme cl Ar Electrrcll Conslr ctxon RGIPII Whltmarsh Roger Whxtmer Mechamcal Commerclal Art Draftmq Ira Wllhams Mechamcal Drafung Me Wxsmewsln Paul Wxsner Commercxal Art L. 34- Charles Wohlers A El cmty JUNl0RS Thomas Wolfe Kenneth Wonser Ronald Zdawczyk Sheet Metal Pnmmq Mechamcal Rnchard Wurst Archttectural Drafttng Dave Young Arclutectural Drafttnq Draitmq Gene Yocum Electncal Machme Walter Young Electrlcal Machme 66 ...- 11 Bob Zqchmqn David Zaleslu Auto Electnctty Cablnet Makmfl Norman Zulewskx Iohn Zapxeckz Colllsxon SGTVICG Radlo and Commumcatton Irvm Zareckx Gerald Zawodny Sheet Metal Cabmet Mcxkmg Iumors Wtthout Pxctures Wesley Bundy Don Erskine Frank Granger Arthur Groah Rrchard McGrew Dan Lowery Albert Meyers Iames Nagle Donald Stemhart Ierry Snyder Richard Toppms Gary Wamer Radto cmd Commumcatxon Ted Zdybek Electrtcal Constructxon Leo Zrelmsln Mechamcal Draitmq Don Ziegler Auto Mechamcs Francts Zsxgray Ofhce Pracuce 1 was I A 5- L , ' LQ A 4. Q 1A k i , A t - +3 -V ' Q U 1 ' I Ioe Zdunczyk ' .., . . 1 I A lf ' 'fll Q Q4 x CY .I ll ' 351 .w , - fj.'. 1 F. . ophomore 0Pll01Vl0RE WU' 4... rv 6 1:-v AA Duane Adamczak Iesse Adams Phxhp Adams Ted Allen Alvey Arehart Iames Armstrong Ward Annsirong Ierry Axion ,qw as 1 db- qu. SGW 'hurl lib.. Ixm Bartnxkowslzx Ronald Bastxan Dave Baur Bernard Beallas Iolm Beallas Roger Bell Carl Bellner Charles Benore George Bxerley Eugene Blau 70 N 45 'sv' -X s X Iames Altman Iames Anheau Ronald Apel Dale Babcock Rlchard Badyna Dick Baker nr: 0- ,au-sf 'Fl' J' 6 Charles Beatty Wxlllam Belegnn Arnold Boda Denms Bomer 3 , A A G 'U ' B cs .. B! B B .5 ' Q . ABI, f,, B B, if '5 Tj gl K A B Vrr' . B E' B , gf 1 1, :BB B at A 4 ,Q 5' A 5' 1 'E ' B A BB is B ' fu ' ' elllf f B Q55 . BL 'I' Lil. , B' ,155-fif' ' f , B B b w BB VVVI i 5 X a'A B Y- . AT - Wa ff' Q 'A 31 V- - 'X 4- -1 gf, . B f- -J BB of-1 B- B oz. , N BLBB n fl jB :-. V of ' l l of AB + B . A A ' 1 is ,Q +V- A .UQ I I . V X X B, F ' V V ' ' ., B' 3 , I U K as B A B f- 5 B ' B A f p Q' ffl P fx! i L An ,U I 0PHOMORE as L ,,,,. nu... Charles Boost Davxd Bom Paul Boyer Rxchard Bozman Lee Braatz Allred Bryan Gregory Brodbeck Robert Brownmq Edward Brudzmskx Don Buchop Iames Buckenmeyerlloqer Bugal K' as- xxN 'X X mg as just Sr 'V 'L f L Marvm Burner Ernest Buschmann Edward Bushey lun Caldwell lohn Campos Robert Carr Hxchard Chandler George Chlnm Richard Chnsten Carl Clark Lewis Clark Wesley Cole is, Ierry Brandon Kenneth Burk Floyd Cary Hugh Collms if A V 1 , f . V 5. ll PY ' ' P ' , g G ' V . Q, I , I , I 2,2 1 W Q., I , I Z, H L f VV N - l, ff . t , C K , , l f 3' f U V l M 2 X A Q 1 ' -. I f f I Y K 1 X rf. ' .v Q f .t 6, t ..., l 1 1 X I W , K' , A X55 . lay!! K is L' vr t Q Q 5 Q G ' fo- ' , lf C A K1 , 5 X S W N -we -1 A .-.. use f- C ik. . 1 ' ' ' A 0PHOMORES F , 1.. is 'Us 16-S 1, W 139' xo, Ani. 5 gg Iames Colhns lack Conaway Edwm Cook Tom Cornell Iames Cosgrove Dan Craig Don Crosby Homer Cready Errold Culler Owen Cunningham Alhson Crawford Ioe Crawiord Iames Cready Dave Cnles 'vis QFD 3' in gg G- Archle DeSelms Wayne Deshelier Ierry DeSm1th Larry Drckmson Ronald Curtis Gerald Dean B111 DeFalco Woodrow Dodge Iohn Drager Bob Duliey Ronald Durczynsln Ray Duszynskx Francis Dzrkowskl Iames Eck 72 ' n f 'P -J Q: lr ' se H E? X 'L y W -I H. , f A ' ' ,, 5 tr I VV 'rl f H I , 5 l 1 , , I . Q5 6 KN Q S' f ' v , W - 4- 4 f a v i -- , f M :,, f ' I V 'm L . ' l . ,X 5 ag' 4, I . A 1 ,vi i , if l . 3' ax , ,VVZ gg g,o,V, 7 A ig jx. C, it , ' 1 'li . fa '. ,,o, 2 ' 'Q ff' ' , Q Q ? fi. :rj iff' , If I ' W' , R , V K on V , K C 51' -' A , b H i X . I 4 I V 'Y ll ' , 1 Q is. . h l s G 1 3 ' 5 l ' I., 3 1 ' 1 . l ' I lor I A Al, - In gf . ,V ,V E- f tr' X - el of f -- , l ., lf y l I J ' 2 fa ' 0PHOMORE 1- fi. br Sb' Yr f' f-QRXFRW 1. ,Q P4 hw 'B' Charles Eichenberq hm Eismger Spencer Elks Gary Englebart Don Erd Iohn Erman Ioe Fxsher Rrchard Fxtzenrelter Iohn Flelschrnann Robert Fleck Irm Fofrrch Thomas Fllgor George Foreman Carl Frank l X 1 'T C' om, 'l it goo Wrlham Franke Herbert Futrell Bob Gamsey Ronald Gels Iumes Gel'SChl-lltz Iohn Gibbons Henry Gxbson Thomas Gilbert Kenneth Gllreath Bob Glass Lxlfrsher Glover Robert Graham Henry Greeno Robert Greenwada 73 ,A l 'f' 'h I , , , 'I A as - G as . ' , - W. - ., , 5 , N L, I ', . , 1 4... I I -,, V ., X WV , , 4, , F . f F '- X , , . f 4 nn. x, . A' ,jx .N , 'f 5, , . V N -a g K 2 . -4 '- eg V ,-I: M V -1 ,- .,,. ' '- ' , V' H 5 1 f F f- fl f.. -9' : 5 f ,Q f - 9 . l I ' L I at .4 4- . Q . . I , . , N . A , A S :V 1 A, I 'V dv' v' 'f A , f , 4 4 X f ' 4 - G 2 , X 1' V , A 5. ' Q ' m gb Q Q ' 4 G- . ' VL is ,Q , I X ' T nk f , .rc K - i, .A 5 , VV , X 4 1 A I Z I r J, .. Ll 6 A F.. W- ' M' .1 K' v ' K w A ' x i., gf 7 4 Q ff 5 f no A , ' ' ij-1'2gZgIgZg1gZg.1 , , , .-6 'ei- 2 xxx X , A l J ..1,'..2..s:- . - 4 . , , : : :E5.. ff' ! 0PHOMORE ba Earl Gnndle Frank Grochowsln Ian Haas E. Hackenberg Ronald Hainer Thomas Home W -1-. fbi I Ray Hall Dave Hankenhoi Iohn Hannes Kenyon Hansen Bxll Harlow Rlchard Haurncm Ronald Hawkms T'- ,,- PI' ls s Duane Hall V? mf' Bxll Hoefilm R 7 4 wh- Paul I-Ielmke Don Henkle Fred Hess Lee Hacks Reber! Hayes Don Heldi oberl Hoirnexster Clyde Hogan Lee Hogan Melvyn Holman Roger Honulzer Don Ho lf tl!!!- Dale H111 nxsko V Ylllx., X!! if tug, -' .121 , . l i l :ne f fy rf Q K , 1 ' ,,,, , ,X wiw. KK .F 1' i Ml by -e - .al ff ' , V :ll fl -Q :ff f 5' s 7 w, ,fyrl Q ff W , oglll Zee' l fl . ' . A ,ls., s , f N f ll ns, . Inx k , H . . H X Z -1- x:-4 -I .. X4 Q ff' . Qf' el l so . . ' Q P L . Q y 351'-f A r 0 . - l' 0PHOMORE 6' ff' N .W K -5 3 X um vs. Q' Mila.. Tom Hauser Ray Homyak Hobart Hoy lohn Hubay Earl Isaac Anthony lzaguxrre Ronald Iaqodzmskx Ronald Iakcsy .Qa- WP' tv i 'ir Robert Iohnson Dave Iohnson Ken Iohnson lack Iolrmen Davzd Kansorka Herbert Keller Don Kellermexer Iames Kelley Arthur Hughes Iohn Iasmskl 'Q mp im- Z' War 1 Otha Hunter Robert Iaworskl gg-s. Q' 4 FA1 9' Gary I ones I olm Kammskx Nxles Kerstetter Robert Kmu Q in Ioe Hunyor Paul Ierzykowsln Lloyd Kanavel Jerry Kmq 21 N, WV I L IZ! lv , X, f y ,,A, V All ,V ERI. H- ,, 1 yy , V Q ' A sn ,W-, In x., , .Q V aa. , - 5 . , ,y ,,,.' i 7 M V A ,. V , 252 f 9' ' , V A I 1. . ,M - ' 1 Vv'A I I? L ik lgiixp El! f S N F if Q- Y Sw' N 'Sf' f . ' fi . X 1. va fi ', ,r1, W V yr i Q R , ' f . Q. ,, W-'-H .Lit X 4 f- x lm 'iz ' 1 Te , QL: A ' i i 'FQ-' in I4 I 2 ' , i R ' R K Q G' ' f y l 5, 4 yn tx wg. U iv, I l R ' R ' l X A - R -R A 0PHO 0RE I Inn Kmg Bemard Kubxalr UU! X- Q' iv fs. QQ. is y Lowell Kang Iames Kulawa Q' 4915 .Mill Charles Lagger Harold Landet Reginald Lexster Fred Lesuer 76 7.4 N Ronald Kmg Russell Klsseberth Robert Klatt Robert Kulczynskl Ierry Kurknan Don Kurth ur' fv- ffl 2 be H--L -w 11,1 Marlm Large Drck Lawrence Don Leathers Iames Lewxs Iohn Lewls Davxd Lmcoln Rlchard Knott Robert Kurtz Arclne Lee Bob Lipper Rxchard Kopp Norman Ladd me Ierry Lelevre Damel Lxtwm 0PHOMORES Francis Lompil Bemamin Loo Ronald Maxdlow Plul Mam 1 Herberi Marshall Robert Marshall Ierry Maurer Iohn Mazur 'iW'g. Km Q W' X may 'F fi- 5 K 4-W' QQQ 'KN Chiiord Long Richard Losek Ray Mack Iohn MacPherson Roy Mazden Sam Malkuxan Thomas Manders Leon Marcxmuk Harold Marlea Iohn Markowxak ns, 1505 .A s- 1 -Qg 1 'C 'NF F' -ales? Frank Martm Eugene Manec Donald Masxtalr Robert Maluszynskx Dale Maulbetsch L McCarthy Ray McCaughey David McCorm1ck lack McDonald Thomas McGra1l 77 3 X . f Z' A.. - - , ' I ' V ' ' g ff., I ,, ' Wu-H fs. ' Q MA 'Y , ' af, . 5 me -, f , f' z My f qi! in. V , 1 M , X OA f K, , 2: - X 3 :V x ww Q 2 r 1, lx V '4 lx x h 1 2. . 2 . ' Q , 53, L VJ, L- A ,f n V ii 8 ,J I we , y , 1 ' ' ' 'Q' X' 2 W of ' ' W' V -'tw R- Mad, I . C , ' Zrr X F pg 4 5' V wk, Q ,A ' 1 ' . I R 1 I all , - X , ' x I , , x 6 Q I rv -A R - , ,, 5 In VV I 5' 7, w Q .0 W , Muir, -so K - ....., kxl , A - , Tm' , gif, .. A , 'A ' 1'. A xv fi' H A. j Qs - . -E Q G. V Q- K - X 1 A , .9 fx ,. xl I jx . ' 0PHOMORE Am if X Walter McNeely Iohn McNutt Carl McV1cker Ralph Mlchalsln Dale Mxekxs R. Mxerzeiewsln 'WBWM' 95 i jx 6 Q Wxlham Memzer Iohn Mermer Rxchard Mxller in 511- f Marvm Mmmger B111 Mnscannon lohn Mommeo Terry Moore 78 T Edward Mmsko B111 Moran Roberi Mitchell Richard Mowery Fred Meyer Stanely Michalak Robert Miller Theodore Miller Larry Minch 'DI' 45 if MN R.Mockensturm Edward Modlinslu Frank Mohler Don Mundmg Duncan Murphy Roger Myers ,amid 0PHOMORE 3--f ' an V if ff Charles Naltxka Richard Napierala Robert Nicholas Gerald Nielson Nelson Oharskx Iohn Oneaxl Randall Ortman Richard Ortmcrn Don Pack Leonard Pavuk 1 nk S William Palicki lack Papenlus Ronnie Pappas Daniel Pawlicki Carl Pawloski Iohn Peer Q' as. 940 Q-'v 7 Ronald Nowak owakowskx Iames Oakwood Stanely Osovxtch :ke Osstxhn Iames Ovall 14 ,--Q. 'S 3 'F' Q 3 Ernest Park Robert Parker Leonard Patay Iames Perkins Johnny Peters Ierry Piafi 79 OPHO 0RE MAN 1.90 qv ' 1. 'Wa .uk fx ll 4.41 Robert Plckle C Potfenbaugh Robert Plontz Ioe Popp O Poskarbxewlcz Mike Poturalsln lean Pnbe Harold Pnce George Proch Robert Przybylskr Tom Quxqley Herbert Raschke givin 'ETF ?'d -If f-' 'IDL if i' my li Melvm Rayman Nell Reddxngton Roger Reed Gerald Regulskl Richard Rexiert Rlcbard Rennert Ierry Revett Edward Rlchason David Rmg Lawrence Roberts Robert Robinson R Rohrbacher 80 3 lack Pratt Kenneth Rauhut .31 .ml JL if Paul Retzke Vxncent Romanco R X V X K Q 'QR R W 'F d 4 ' 6' -' 'FR - 'R nt,t f - 4 at R . R Q R 3 R if 'itat' R 1 6 Q W 6' ' 3 v R' 1 W ' 1 R R ,4 . r. R d , t r f'R5M - trtt R 4 R tnf R it ' ' iz' g ' R it' d G4 R' R' A an Q R or . d Q , QR R A ar o to , ' ,j e R g 3,3 ot ,f yi Q R . ,wx ,R R R, 'Y - 1 jr Q ' L4 t' 4 A . K 4 Q I A X' XX I . - s .K , n f R - R t 1: ., . if . 'Q' D any aff ' ' ,Q fy-. V ' A li V S? R 5 R . ' 'fi ? 13: . R ff R A e fX R 1' Rf 'W xl I rf, f 'tx - -,. 2 0PHOMORES my KJ! 6-'io 11 1?4laKf CL. 2' X X X . Ralph Roshong Eugene Ross Ronald Roush Ronald Sandhn Tom Sandy Phil Sanford A Schaarschmldt 4. G- Q30 Wxllxam Schultz Ronald Schuster C Schwanbeck Gary Scott Charles Searcy Davxd Selrulsln Bob Settles Ernest Shxliler Don Shmaver Iohn Sxmlrus Ioe Ruehle Ronald Ruff Chester Rutkowslrx Roy Sanders Mxlo Sclull Robert Scholl Kenneth Schondell Bill Sedlalr Robert Simmons 'fmt A Robert Sedlmeter Don Sxmon 81 ' '1,f, A 5 V, pw . .f W, . ' , g' Q V, VYIV . i L I .I V 4 2 ' 1 l Q ' ,, . 1 f f-' ' ff I ,l ' I 5' 2 'Y .1 ,. t x ' 5 gl if 3 3' A ' 'T' 1' 56 ., U 5 70 gt I VV , . R, 2 dla' AV f ' r ' , R , R , 1, - fl , K' ' gm , X., ag. , P t A . - 9 ' 6 at 3 f R 'F 'T 1 , . X R S R if ' S ' I 'll l- . I 2 ff U 5 fic ' ,, s Sf' J . R Nl 1 . X rf NN q I - a ' ,sg 0PHOMORE OK ' 4 iv Q-.- if ,f R f 'X Davxd Slrcle Robert Skolnowskx Ioe Smart Edward Smlth Gerald Snladecln Ioe Sobteralslu Robert Stachowxak Ernest St Clalr Ronald Steele Wtllxcxm Steifen Arthur Stewart Kenneth Stewart Pat Stemmetz Charles Stone fifty 'i 1 A ,J uf w t 1 in-Q Z .4 Iames Strance Leon Strause Wrllxam Strxck Iohn Stntzle August Stroslune Melvm Strouse Larry Stull Robert Summersett Don Sutter Rlchard Taylor Rrchard Taulker Bemard Teeters Iames TerDoest Bruce Thayer 82 n , N t -sf S S S t l 1 . X t K V- X S S.. - a - . t f n -9- Q- si 'Q ' if Q' ,Y f - n n t.,i1 N P ,- U S , , A J K ,L V Q l 'L 2 k . iii tl ,. Li ' ' - A 2 Y .AX t 7X A , I- Im A. S r u f X, L15 K I S V , ,H 1 . 'Q A W 3 E , I . A, 7, ,,., W ,A I as 041 4 -' S 1. ntn K. A, W V I Q . V' .,fV I A up 3 ' A xK,,,.m w . I . K V3 6. ,Q A m I K ca 1 I , ,rr i 4 !f if ' in ' X L' L h .MW I A, A I J I ? V M A 0PlIOMORE Cl if Q.. f 42 A may Ioe Thomas Iohn Thomas Iohn Thompson Ronald Thompson Ioe Traudl Ronald Trunby ,Ls in. Delbert Vogan Fred Walterrelt gn 'N Bull Vogt Henry Ward Paul Tumey Leon Valenclc ,gr Alvm Volker Lester Warren 5, 71 Q. Alfred Vollmar Tom Wesiqate sh- ': iv -an fi f I rv' '9 F' Iames Tlppm Lee Tlplon Thomas Topolskx Charles VanarsdallC VanLandmgham Tony Vxllarreal :YW if-nv? in ,iv gay I-il Q- ' N Iohn Vollmer Robert Walborn Terry Wall Richard Wllhelm Charles Wxlkms Ronald Wxlkxnson 83 4 ' s l Q l s so ' .s r - -. M 5 l A ' Y 1 :xr 'V gl' I- , I, GMX ? 6. Q' I , , ,, . A W, A Illv V :L V K A I I A: E V I I xi , ., Q E' , I ' ,jf ' r 4 2 -Q! d A d , . . A 5. ' d ss.. a S- . 4 . b 'Q l 'fr' ' l . H--fl:5 x 2 . 5 'l I ', , ' ' A32 ,.. - - 'r 2 ' 12 Q .5 A ' H Q 1' fel Q f ,--. .. .. ks 1. . If I f' G .LFG 1' l . H 4 gi 5 ' ' g '5 , . -v. - ' nw' -.Q ,F A l l A K K L Q v my- A f ' ' , ek who A a y X 'f 5 A A ' li Y M Q -d 0PHOMORES our lliqq. 1 W k R mhold Wuwert Harry Yancey Donald Willard Charles Winters Robert Wood Louis Woods Water oznla e Ixm Young Erme Zum 84 Rxchard Zxelmskx Rob Zxems Ronald Zunmer R. Zxmmerman Alvm Dotson Sophomores Wlthout Pictures Leonard Dowlmg Tom Mlynarcxyk Plul Wxllmarth Freshmen FRESHME K' ax 'U' ? M wwf 'Wa L.. Wayne Abele Iames Ambrose Thomas Bachh Iumes Balmer Bob Bausch 86 tr iv- G 4-il-ls.. M fi' .onlie 'Se 1 ,c gs.. ,gg 'vp' mp, 'N Aw Donald Adarr Horace Anderson Wayne Bacon Robert Barber Tom Beebe Orvrlle Adaxr Larry Amstzk Fred Badyna x Barqy Homer Be -Quik NQ.4s rm Adams Arthur Arendt Rxchard Balls Tom Barta Robert Bender B if , J I a-Y f fl Q 39 ' n t Mi.. l 3-N N B . A . 2 I I gilt: ,f I X Xrikk x ,Jn B 1 i X Added fxt 'QQ 2 - 1 my I Q5 6 V I 4 sg, X A tg 1 112. QQ' 'Q ' ' - 4' I i' V -Q. f 1 M B - f- ' it 3 vw ' B fn me W P ,, ,z xg 4 4 . 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I . ll ' I 'bo Om 1fX obert Adams Edward Armstrong Plu Baker Rrchard Bartmkowskr Don Berqquxst Horace Allen Ioseph Arthur Rxchard Baker Davld Baumqartner Rachard Bernhard if 41 3 fb' Byron Allman Blame Aultman Robert Baker Robert Baumgartner Iames Best FRE HME an ...N Qx ay Iarnes Bxalorucln Danxel Bonkoslu Max Boyer Davxd Bnmmer Duck Burdo 45' B--.f -i Wxllxam Bxttmqer Davxd Borkowslu Kenneth Boykm Olxver Brown Irvm Burqy '55 Jian .Ov Nun -,4 Edward Blair Wxllxam Bomheld Donald Bradshaw Dale Bryan Occle Burt ,,--.. as Dxetnch Blockmg Iames Bowman David Brazeau Harold Bryant Howard Campbe ll ill?-'frv it l it Bernard Boda Iames Boyd Leon Braseau Iames Buchholz lames Campey 41 1. ar- JQ 3 S-. - f Alvm Boerst Robert Boyd Melvm Brxdqes Richard Bucklew acl: Canals Arthur Bonhgllo 1-'rcmlrlm Boyer Danxel Bnmmer Bemard Burdasz Thomas Carnes FRE HME gs: 96 'eil-7 Paul Carr Calvin Coleman Dick Crawford Leonard Czernlalc Iames DOY S 'tv' -van-f Ro Q1 Carlos Carrillo Daniel Contrares Robert Crawiord Iames Dale Iim Day lim . 1 if 1' 1' -lb-1 1 Roland Carter William Cook Thomas Creech Robert Dankmer Edward Darmofal 47' gr:- 1957 Charles Albert Cody Howard Crowe David Davis Leslie Dean ik 56- AX. U qv. H155 +ve inf ,f?,,,,,f is-me -N 4. 1 v l wc' Kenneth Chechak Michael Corcoran l Currie Eugene Davis Arthur Decker S, X' Sei! F X N -as Clive' ohn Clark Gdfv Clark Richard Countermau Harold Cousino David Czaika Merle Curtis Ronald Davis Iames Davis Bill Gordon De La Motte Denton In S Z E New ll. 4.9- l it-1 'haw' 'WNW lt K ti 0- 5, 11-lo. 1 3 na 'mg I IGITY Dtttman Robert Drewxcl Robert Eitnxear Dick Finney Keith Fought hw 'inf Q- 'sub i L, 15, ..,v S-Q, 1 0-.z ap..- an A1 ang H, i wr Larry Dobrasz Bob Driscoll Gary Emch Clarence Fisher Bob Fragoso Charles Dobrochowsln Eugene Dubac Paul Engler Robert Fitzgerald Elmer Fuller ,M A Michael Douglas Eddie Ear Paul Fairchild Ronald Fledderiohann Richard Fuss Herman Dowe Howard Eaton David Falkenberg George Flowers George Gadoury Roland Drabek Duane Ebnght oe Farkas Gerald Flowers Marvin Gaqnet gf 4,- George Draxs Iulxan Eget Gary l inkenb1ner Robert Folcxynslri Kenneth Gale 8 FRESHME G- Elin' S gov 'Q'--.1 V Robert Gall Wllham Gould Gerald Grau ohn Gruhler Russell Hal yu .ZP'fl N 3 0.- la -un-Rlillll Iames G1 Donald Goulette Robert Greenwood Ronald Gundlach Ted Hannan ,Jil 9- os- 17 ff., 'vu rw ang 91 vm ,-.,. if 4'9- mv 19 xl Gerald Glasple Robert Grabowskx Patrxck Grxfhn Donald Gurzynslu Ierry Hansen 'QP 'Las aww tlXf ibn Aw. tn-uf 1 Larry Globxg Carl Gralczyk Bllly Gnmes 1m Gust 1m Hams 128: Kenneth Glover Dale Gralczyk Albert Gnndle Karl Haas Gerald Hartman 55 ohn Gorka Lawrence Granger Wxlllam Gross oe Iakutowxcz Ronnie Hartman di 0- Q' its Charles Gormley Wllll6 Grant Larry Grothaus lerry Ha an Hartough F RE HME 7 ,-SN 'A a-f 1 , Xb xv ww HIE i i -0' mf I li- 5 nge-.J csv eh 'hs UP 04 Q- -a. fix! 29 q Robert Hartwlq Frank Hlgqms Paul Holley Larry Inglis Ronald lobnson Qlb-df Thomas Hatfield Allan Hodges Mxchael Hollxe Iohn Iones lames Iones l Raymond Hawkms Tom Hoeflmqer Mxlton Hallowell Davxd Ianas Ohs Iones 5 Iohn Hawley Davld Hoffman Donald Holmes Bob Iankowskn Ronald Kaczala Marhn Hayward Billy Hoffmann Larry Holtqrieve Iohn Ienlnns Ronald Kahl i. Arthur Henry Phxlxp Hogan oe Horvafh Bill Iohnsxck Davxd Kalxnowslu ,Qs av Wayne Heier Raymond Hollerbach Robert Hudzmskx IUY Ichnson Duane Koram FRE HME if 5 Q26 4 K 'Z ui X,- ' 3 Bob Kardasz Richard Keel Dale Kinzel Richard Kozak Ronald Kusx 92 11 vu... -sg -M.. ,Q- 1 ix --- 1.'----..,-, :-. ,eff X .-Q.. ev '5!!'S-- nv-fr Cliflord Kaseman Frank Kekes Dick Klalt Paul Krasniewski Iohn E' Leon Kauss Kennelh Kekes Ronald Knapp Louis Kristof Robert Lackner LUClU'leY lk wiv' hir-v Kazmierczak Larry Kelly Terry Knorr Richard Kroeger David Laqro My QO- aa. 40- L Q . Iames Kazmierczak Tom Kem Larry Komsladl ohn Krouse Harold Lake ,po- '42-5 Marvin Kazmierski Roberl Kerlesz Roberl Kosky Eugene Kudlinski Bruce Lammon Duane Keel Donald King George Kolhe Gerald Kulel Walter Lange X F RE HME vu. 1 1 it ,f an 1 sq.- Q i av 5 hui L Q.. ?-, iv' Agn-v 1 ' 'S-0 vx E Norman Lash Tom Lentz Thomas Loycnkowslu lames Mann Kenneth May as ' '73 av- hs.. K0 'xx Don Lawnlczak Frank Leszczewskx Kenneth Lorenzen Richard Mann Michael McG1nms Harvle Lazenby Richard Lewandowskl Iames Lowe Guy Mansfield Charles McKean Edwm Ledzxanowsln Dan Lewxs Louis Lowery Edward Marhn Lloyd McPherson Bobby ee Lloyd Lxm es Ierry Mahan Iohn Marhs Iohn Meachan fb ' Stanley Lee lqnalz Lxnzmexer Leon Maxx Donald Matuszak Charles Menrmg T 'S' Bob Lehmann Dale Lmle Rxchard lVla1or Lewls Maiyok Rxchard Melrolf 9 ' , fi l M , ' Y -s , r G. kk ,. f inf 'gvfl ' f I ig! ' 4'Qi, , 'E' W LQ: f , 'N' f L A 'J l ' ll w Q 'xx , X fs X A .' 9 M x, H . ' f f rt V f as 3 f H X an LU! ax A-ff L ai 1 T' A L sf , ,V cff Z. -. ' 5 Q XV H pf' . . Va ag! A ri W 5 ee e f Q 5' 1 4' If J L I 1 X . .S f , -1. L 9 ,n ,J - it K I ' Q . if V ma 'Meg' 11: 1 iff , VAVI , 4 J ' Y 3 my - l . 6 x X :N f' N L G' L- ,, of , f -f-6 1, ,, L V l , N J I 0 X V n W ct. 8 K ' ' A l we-. l L' Q I . n . L FRE HME we Kim 0' 1 i Ku v Q- N 1 can aw 3 H nn Eugene Metzger Lawrence Molnar Paul Mugler Fred Neipp O8 Norihcuii 94 John Meyer Eugene Moore ohn Murphy Bruce Nelson Gerald Nowaczyk 'VF'-'- 'Q' Qs. K' Carl Mxchalskx Tom Moore Alvin Murray Ierfy Nemei David Nowakow ski Norman Mikolalczyk Thomas Morgan im Murray Gene Newman Roy Ogden 1' Gerald Miller Larry Moms Richard Murray eo Newmister Iames O Hearn 41 70 'F Q xg :mmf fx Qt Alphonse Mxsko Kenneth Morse Tom Myers Nickey Richard Ollnstead Larry Mohler Iames Moses Ralph Nadolny Allan Norris Harold Onnenga FRE HME X 1. 3' Ig Q Q' N A O .. P1 'fs A .fi Daniel Osbom Emmett Payne Ronald Podblelmak Paul Powell Wxllxam Rexchler br ,- lulius Osstxhn Ronald Perry Rrchard Podxak ohn Prxscsak Robert Rexd MAX 'Yu xv Davxd Parker Roland Per: Ioseph Polmanskx Tom Prohl un Relghard it fu l Drck Peterson Ralph Peters Tom Pohng Wxlham Haqans Ronald Benner hu- ,.. 'C' v-' is lllllus ohn Patroulxs Russell Peterson Thomas Poole rm Ramlrez Anthony Repar Q? xl will X --Q If.,'uL Qw 66 7 Iames Patton Ronald Plolda Prank Rosmslu Andy Ras: Wxlham Berman Q- A. Us Frank Pavlrca xm Plageman Melvm Poturalskl Iames Redenbo ack R1 e ' x P N I 9 I P ' y f ' f 2 C 4' cs. . Q, V6 hw P L , I A X fm I, V' f W ,f M P. A PM . X f J ' W- PM V M . -'lf' 2 wt a ' ' ' 2 ' - 'P , y A' ' ' ' ' ' I P, '3 A' 4 x t il. I ' J P - 95 : 4 - X' ,Any W P - A + X v ,, P I ,-- W Q Ae A-'. H M ' ..t f,.'- A vu' 1' f V ' N 1. ta J ,Q 7- te' 2 fe P ,P ' K Aftr A l ,r 'P , li- -' 4 'f P -- e P P, V 'f A L' .., A XP i X K P 4- lt Ph rlt, P 1 ,L ,Layla Q pr , -1 . -, l P K P V P P 'P P 51' , ,P Z' 9, P .,, W i . , L I j K 795 ' F P, k , l 1 . . if ff ,bn LP, f r i P P Psi- sei 1' P E S- , Q 4 - Q 1. -. ..', 4 N A Q - e '37 P I . P A 1 ' 1. f l . - P- ' . . I - - It I ' I . I- 1 1 . . ' I. . . I . . . . .f FRESHME to 9 f-, 'O' nun V5 I n 5 Ray Ritenour Kenneth Roshong Patrick Ryan Albert Schatz Thomas Schultz 96 F5 if , ' my George Ritter oe Roslin William Ryan David Scherer Howard Schutt 6 4? i C' Harris Robertson Lawrence Rowley Ioseph Rybczynski George Schiel im Scisum ii Jl f'l'i1 EE Kenneth Robinson Ralph Roznoski Gordon Sager Robert Schiel Lowell Sebring 'L i N 1- ' 54 wg-W if vt-CF' if 5. : .:, Qt, Fred Rodriguez Ronald Rublaitus Charles Samson Tom Schmeiser William Seiler George Rose Paul Rudess Arthur Sandberg William Schneider im Shanks 5. Howard Rose Edward Russell Donald Schaarschmidt Tom Schroder Don Shaud FRE HME is PWx Qs QS. Paul Sheehan Davld Smith Norman Spauldmg Bxlly Strope Ronald Szydlowskx ' if Lynn Shxelds Meredxth Smith Ray Stanley Ierry Strugals Kenneth Talelskl km 23' up-of .456-. --. Q iq is ,GL ack Sxebenaler Ierry Snow Randall Stephenson I-'rank Sudek Calvin Tallev is 'iQ Q' Alan Slek Bob Snyder Don Stewart Stanley Swonger David Tanner J .Il Bruce Slmon Euqene Snyder Lauren Stewart Roy Swantusc Donald Taylor h ,lad 1:-N' N .4-'45 A' Ear Sunon Bob Sopher Iames Stone ohn Szabo Raymond Taylor ohn Shxpman Leonard Sorosxak Thomas Stough lames Szczublewskl Robert Thrasher 9 :M - 2 V as fl 5, Q 1 ch St' fl, ' T '- sf T ' by M y 1 Q M , uk V T T X x ' I A' K+ . I Aw ...f 1 6- 1, 2 H f g-, T ' T T , yy xr ,1 A, ,T ' ' l'lf fi -V' ' 1 S Q, T zsfssezsiilit. lf' ,- E fig., 'Lg S EEEEEEZEZEEE53-:' T f- -f -ef Q-' F T .. A T' --0 f ' x -ff T - T Q , 2 M' T ,D My G ll K A T ' 7 w'W?'l 11' ' Filfg Li I T, A X ' , 1 ,13 5 an Q - 9 , q as ' -' W' .' ' af. :J E - . . ' - Q v TT - T , an . . Q . ' S ,v , ' T Tx. S T T, T P . ' . ii KA x Y TT' 4+ AJ S r , QD . IV J' - if Soi' - 1 IW - T TP ef.. x N -ar s- s, T I . . 1 I . ' I FRE HME 1 Z' G71 D L ..--1 W7 l dv- ,ff v-1 ' l 5 461 Q-n Charles Taller Gerald Vaslro Ron Walczak Wayne Wentworth Ierry Willhauck 98 Gerald Txppxn Wrllxam Veakle Dan Walton Paul Wemer Harold wlllldms an-, In pn' can JC' Robert Toblan m Waqenhauser Tom Walton Gary West Thomas Wllllams Kenneth Trammell oe Vykopal Carl Wandersee ack Whxte Robert Wxmberly Larry Turk Davxd Wagner Warren Wealleans Gerald Wellls Harold Wise fs. :K Q- 'Ui s- gf Homer Valentme George Walczak Larry Weaver Wlllxam Wxlkms Iames Wodarskx Quo Robert Van Tassel Daniel Walters Donald Wiener Stanley Willard Calvm Wottord FRE HME 9 fr' 41 34 Ms Arr' its Nonnan Sxgmond Dennis Elwood Wxllxam Wohler Wolcxechowsln Womarowslu Wolfe Woods ohn an Stanley Fred Roger Young Wulslelr Zalas Zaitau Zexqler Danxel ohn Zoltanslu Zuelke Freshmen Wlthout Pictures Harold Bryant Warren Byrd Ken Coulter Wxllxam Cross Edward Darmofal Benny I-'urr Wlllxam Grote Robert Herlesz Marvm Iazmlerslu Wnllxam Ieakle Tommy Iones Dlclr Peterson Gary Rupert Kenny W'haley Norman Walczak Iohn Zuelke 6.1 Ronnie Gerald Woodward Young Emest Eugene Zlemkxewlcz Zmuewaln 99 . fu. nf, '-S INS! 4 V I 6 V. ,nv sq V 'r 4 W , X f , V V 3 Rl' R rlly .W A V I V, , f ,, 7,3 l , V I 4' R I , o,V M no , V f x L, V , I , - , ,I VV KA ,, Q I A I A , I I n I n I us - ' I School Life FIRST ROW: Richard Mockenstrum, James Szczublewski, Gerald Vasko, Tom Poling, Arthur Keel, farnes Ambrose, Ernie Ziernkiewicz, Tornrny lones, Ronald Davis, Mr. I-Ioward White, Advisor. SECOND RO'vV: Kenneth Morse, Richard Napierala, Ioe Rybczynski, Don Nidek, Tom Palicki, Ted Papenhagen, Patrick Gailaher, Dave Popiela, Ira Williams, John Drager, Tom Hauser, Robert -74 QQ 4 I 53 Iim Baumann Pre sident Iaworski, Bill Steffen, Ron Thompson, Dick Zielinski, Donald Brown. THIRD ROW: Robert Falter, George Elelconich, Charles Keller, Ioe Boyles, Hugh Collins, Scott Peterson, Rodney Henning, Raymond Krahill, Occie Burt, Ed Brudzinski, Eugene Wachowiak, Bill Ruity. IOhn Peer, Richard Rennert. TUDENT COUNCIL Macomber's student council ot 1953 equaled, it not surpassed, those of previous years. Under the able leadership ot President lim Bauman, Vice- President Art Keel, Secretary Bob Falter, Sergeant-at-arms Don Nidek, and Advisors Mr. White and Mr. Pecsok, the council took part in many activities and sponsored many ot their own. Among these were the athletic banquets and the Senior Prom. Our council also participated in many of the Area council activities including the dance and sportsmanship week. Ted Papenhagen was elected Vice- President of the area council. All the committees were active which accounted for the fine year of our TUDENT C0 RT The purpose ot the student court is to maintain student discipline in the school. Or- ganized by the student coun- cil ot 1947-48, the court, this year, has had one of its busi- est and most interesting sea- sons. The guidance and enthusiasm ot this year's ad- visor, Mr, Slovak, did much to make this year one of success for the court. I02 BACK ROW: Dave Popiela, Joe Boyles, Ira Williams, George Fromer. SECOND ROW: Eugene Wachowiak, I-lugh Collins, Scott Peterson, Richard Napierala, Bob Iaworski, Tom I-Iouser, Advisor, Mr. Slovak. FRONT ROW: Bob Falter, Ted Papenhagen, Torn Palicki, Don Nidek, Art Keel, Charles Keller, George Elekonich, Bill Ruity. 'I-'- FIRST ROW: Ierry Axton. Donald Schaarschmidt, Alfred Schaarschmidt, Ernie Ziem- kiewicz, Phil Rapp, Gary West, Arthur Sandberg, Dick Toppins, Ronald Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Iames Am' lorose, Charles Seary, Ron Knorr, Paul Retzke, Tom Mlynarczyk, lim Clark, Kenneth Morse, Thomas Szymania, lames Banas, Ted Knorr. THll?D ROW: Torn Kneisley, Kurt Gerchow, Dick Baker, Tom Topclskr, Bob Garnesy, Norman Seija, Gerald Kott, Alfred Byron, Lloyd Karravel, Ted Miller, Gerald Zawodney. BAND ,WEEK V004 sch The band has made several improvements in the year 1952-53 due to the able leadership of our director, Mr. Evans. The season has been an active one with participation in assemblies at Macomber and performances during half- time at the football games. The band also was a part of the Memorial Day parade and the parade celebrating the opening of widened Monroe Street. The spring concert was a memorable event and a credit to Macornber. The chorus in this year of l952-53 is somewhat smaller than in other years. However, all members have worked very hard toward true tone quality and goal achieved after enthusiastic practice. Macomber's showing in this festival close harmony. Participation in the choral festivities of high schools was a CHOR was a creditable one. The singing of this, the only all male chorus , provided a pleasant complement to the other mixed choirs. Mr. Evans, the director of the chorus, is to be thanked by the members for his patience and fortitude in working them. TIQST FQ-TJ. ,,, r 5 Q Y er Kg: onx : sfzz, Ioseph fakutcwskx. . I . f-1-' Gv-rr-fl' TA-1 Wagennau er To mme, -fue .,, Cvall, Dick lcnes Don Fil' ar l. 'rndmvsk' 'an '.'.':1 le l.E'SZI'Z9WSlCl. een Krauss, El'l'.'! 'edzc' -:c-flD FCI.. A. ,gg Lewis Bible Auan nzages .. por- H-, Raymond Fry. .HRD RO','.': Ronald Kgliiak Frank Martgn, Pjlcll 'Herne Donald Braclshc'-r '--nf crge Flowers ::f3.K FIRST ROW: Kenneth Pool, Richard Rybka, Mr. Ernest Spring, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Ralph Margalski, Paul Andryzcik. ENGINEER This club was founded in 1929 by our principal F. M. Dannen- felser and is the oldest in Voca- tional Hi. Their main objective is the study of Engineering beyond that obtainable in High School by means of outside speakers visiting local factories. Our thanks go to our advisor Mr. Schweinlzagen, all fellow offi- cers, committees and to each stu- dent who has helped make this year a success. 104 Ll Flfifi I-iff. lgsialiowsl' 'ff' .ixi!'!l 1 I D0 DI PLAY Visualizing, designing, and building win- dow displays nas been the chief activity of the staff. Mr. Spring has given his time and efforts to help make the windows a success. The boys of the staff gain greatly by learning to visualize problems of design and experience the thrill of seeing their creations on display in the two center windows of our school. This year they have turned out some of the best windows that have been seen at Ma- comber. -:Qi Iii Ab ' .....,.2.,7 ' I , One of the displays shown in our window. SlfCCffD .ii ii cuff, Ji 1 STAMP CLUB Our club got off to an early start in September. Many new stamps were issued during the summer vacation. Mr. Schwein- hagen collected stamps and firstday covers for us during the summer so we had a lot of material to add to our collection when school began. We learned many new, interesting and profitable features about stamp collecting. Plans have been made to in- crease the membership in the club by giving all of the Macomber students information about the club and about the pleasure and profit in stamp collecting. Keister, Rodney Henning, Earl Grindle. Seaney. FIRST ROVV: Calvin Cowdrf-y, Walter Metzger, rlerbert Kimball, Michael Osstilfin, Romney Cwundlach, lirn Ramirez, Robert Reid, Byron Allman. SECOND ROW: Bali Bausch, Geirie Ritter, Ronnie Hartman, Oliver Brown, Charles floirinq, Carlos Carrrllo, G- 1 r go L14-if-il, Donald Taylor, llf,-Lvin lfadel, TllIE?lU ROW: Thfrnfis ll:-plains V1 nne'h Tafelskz Din Haydn, William Lee, lim Gust. nad ffchnscn. FIRST ROW: Mr. Ervin Schweinhaqeri, advisor, Frank Pavlica, Bob Cairns, David SECOND ROW: lohn Schulte, Kenneth Rauhut, Ralph Stein, Calvin McNutt, Richard MODEL KER The Model Makers Club offers the satisfying pleasure of model building with other boys who are interested in constructing models of his own interest. Pride and self confidence help form a better organization. The officers this year have done a good job directing the activities of the club. Our officers are: Advisereflvlr. W. l. Smith, PresidentATom Hopkins, Vice President- Paul Retzke, Secretary- Melvin l-lodel, Treasurere- Calvin Cowrey. 105 fi ., X me BW? ii'-ffie leltltlu I 4-IVCPIER The Student Publication of Macomber Vocaiional Hlqh School ' n-I 'Q FIRST ROW: lohn Feiqer, Herbert Kimball, lerry Keefe, Bill Lentz, Miss Anna Schwertzler, Mr. Ernest Spring, Advisors. SECOND ROW: Mr. Malcolm Goodrich, Mr. Arthur Diller, Advisors, Bob Simmons, Don Altafier, Horace Meek, Frank Lohse, Phil Rapp, Mr. Alvin Preis, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Paul Wisner, Glenn Ward, David Kc-Lster, Dennis Hill, Tom Wolfe, Orville Kollinq, Don Nidek, Lowell Kina. Macornbers school newspaper is one of the few student publications which is not only writ- ten and edited by the students but also corn- posed by linotype and printed on the school's rnodern Kelly Press. The statt, headed by capable Iohn Feiqer, has worked hard to rneer the hiah standards of previous years. An increase in the number of photoaraphs, and expanded six paae, two color, Christmas edition, and the more active participation of Iuniors, Scphornores, and Freshmen have been the outstanding features of this year's journal- xsrn efforts at Macornber. PROJECTIO LUB During the past year this organization has been an asset to our educational sys- tem here at Macomber. Mr. W'hite, the club advisor, spent a lot of his time plan- ning the movie programs. A very capable staff of projec- tionists found that although their work was taxing, they acquired a vast amount of knowledge in the process. FIRST ROW: Duncan Cobaurne, Bill Corfler, Paul Fairchild, Bill Hill, Robert Simmons Mr. Howard White, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Alvin Volker, Ronny Ruff, Ronald Roush, Tom McGrail, Iames Gready THIRD ROW: Ray Duszynski, Glenn Barker, lim Roth, Arthur Sandberg, Dick Fitzen reiter, Robert lllatuszynski, FlRST ROW: Ice Norzhwell, Don Holmes, Norman Spaulding, Melvin Strause, Henry Greene. SECOND ROW: Mr, lames Damas, Advisor Librarian, Iames Armstrong, Lynn Shields, Bill Evarie, lcc Scbieralski, Ted Hannon. Tl-HRD ROV.': Chuck Beatty, Fred Zatcue, Bob Iohnson, lim Altman, Ronny Ruff, lim Lewis, vis X LIBR RY HELPER Mr. Damas, our librari- an, had a considerably easier job this year thanks to this group of hard work- ing boys. The neat and orderly library is a shining example of their toil. Every member of this group enioyed their work and at the same time per- formed a valuable service to the school. l07 P 011 . VAR ITY FO0TBALL 0 BACK ROW Coach Steve Contos Charles P1tzen Robert Thompson Thomas Krause lohn Hall Don Heldt Chasey Mttchell Russel Osborne hm Russ Larry Thompson Coach Bob Slovak MIDDLE ROW hm Schnelder Bob LeFevre Fred Walterext Don Ercher Ronald Iacksey Bob Wrzesmskx Duane Hall Tom Karl Lester Haas FRONT ROW Dave Pop1ela Bob Nowak Bob Sobb Gary Duhatme Tom Strausbaugh B111 Maters Bob Scholl Hugh Collms 1952 marks the second year that Macomber has taken part m the sk1ll of football Although the team s record 1S not outstandlng thelr Splfll and hopes are hlgh Th1S IS the ftrst year that Macomber played other C1lY teams and next year W1ll be the f1rst ln C1lY league cornpetmon The season was frnlshed wlth one W1n seven lost and one t1e The sen1ors of thrs year are Charhe Petzen Robert Thompson Chasey Mrtchell Izm Russ 11m Schnteder Bob WFZGSIHSKI Tom Karl Bob Sobb Gary Duhatme and Tom Stranbaugh all of whom dld a fme Job 1n back1ng up the team The VC1I'S1lY for next fall should be centered around the followlng letter men Iohn Hall Russell Osborn Fred Walterrert Don Etcher Tom Krause Dan Heldt Bob Novak Bob Scholl Hugh Colllns Duane Hall Dave Poptela Bob LeFevre and Leslre Haas These boys w1th the help of the boys from the reserves should go down 1n h1story as the f1rst Macomber football team to w1n a game tn cxty league play We would l1ke to thank the coachrng staff Bob Slovak Steve Contos Steve Torda and Bob Case And the athlettc drrector Earl Karser for puttmg up such a great frght toward the develop1ng of an A 1 football team H Q.. Bob Wrzesmskx Back Gary Duhcnme-End hm Schnelder End Tom Strcxusbaugh Back i- Chuck P1tzen End IH , ,, Y ri? 52' ,M ,,,fx E- 2 Chasey M1tche1l Back Tom Karl End IW' Bob Sobb-Back nfl Ilm Russ Tackle Bob Thompson Guard LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL 'f'Z,' v 4 l FIRST ROW: Ron Apel, George Proch, Leon Strause, Bob Carr, lohn Peer, Earl Varino, Buddy Marshall, lohn Peters, Dick Mauer. SECOND ROW: lack Conoway, .... Misgenin, ........ .,...... , Ralph Roshong, Roger Honalcer, Dick Fitzenreiter, Occie Burt, ...... ......, C oach Bob Case. THIRD ROW: Coach Steve Torda, Ray Elkins, lim Bartnikowski, Ron Schuster, Reggie Leister, Eddie Cook, Don Teeters, Bob Eagoso, Carl Frank. The Macomber Lightweights and coach Torda have finished the season of fifty-two with a very good record, five wins, two losses, and one tie. This is a great improvement over last year's record of one tie, and five losses. The team was led by Occie Burk and Bob Frogoso. Other outstanding players were Ralph Roshong and Alvin Volker at half back, Leon Strause and Buddy Marshall at guard, Reggie Leister at center, lohnny Peters, Ed Cook, Ronald Schuster at the ends, Dick Fitzenreiter, Don Teeters, and Roger Honaker on defense, Bob Carr, Ray Elkins, and George Proch at the back field. These boys are being counted on to help fill in the varsity ranks next fall. VAR ITY ACTIO F RESHMAN FO0TB LL FRONT ROWI: l. Linzmeier, L. Mohler, E. Zmiejewslci, B. Bittinger, H. Campbell, l. Patroulis, D. Parker, D. Major, D. Largo, D. Baumgartner, P. Mugler. SECOND ROW: I. Stewart, L White, E. Earl, R. Kachala, T. Williams, B. Hudzinski, I. Murry, I. Maharn, E. Moore, C. Tiller, W. Raggans. THIRD ROW: T. Lentz, l. Dale, I. Shipman, I, I-Iorvath, L. Sorosiak, R. Szydlowski, B. Cook, H. Valentine, E. Simon, Mgr. I, Ambrose, l. Krupp Coach. NOT IN PICTURE: R. Ritenour, B. Lackney, M. Hollie, H. Lake. The Freshman grid-team climaxed their second season of play with a very impressive record. DeVilbiss, Scott, and Woodward all bowed to the Craftsmen in hot and fast games. Although defeated by Central and Libbey the Mac-men played their best game of the year when they held the Waite Indians to a I3 all tie. Waite until their meeting with the Craftsmen were undefeated city champs. These Mac-men show good signs of developing into a championship light Weight team. VAR ITY ACTIO . W Q 9 4 fin , Q ff , i ,, 4 M .uf 5:1 i 'KJ 'Y E,-4si F' K-V544 VAR ITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Mgr Iesse Cardell Ixm Kuback1 Pat Gallaher Ierry Snyder Bob Badyna B111 Rutty Mgr Alvrn Malkrn SECOND ROW Coach Wally Ardner B111 Kersey Ioe Cherry Drck Rudmckm Harry Nlcoll Tom Pahckx Don N1dek Drck Kdzma Although not Clty Champs the 52 53 varslty under W' alter Ardner was one of the best balanced teams m the crty The scormg leader rn total games was Senror Drck Kuzma who complled a 20 game average of 12 3 However rt was hm Kubackr who was the leader rn c1ty games The smallest member ot the team tmlshed the season averaglng 11 2 pornts a game and glven a blrth on the Toledo Tlmes All Clty Selectlon Second Team The team was one of the best 1n defense too sparked by Don N1dek and Tom Pa11ck1 who used thelr herght to grab rebounds off opponents backboards A break here and a break there and the Craftsmen could very well have tlmshed on top but as 1t was they hnrshed one game behlnd the three teams that tred for the crown Several games were declded by one basket and some by one foul shot Sxx Junlors and slx senlors made up the varslty each one a scorlng threat g1vmg Coach Ardner capable reserve strength Whlch he used qulte regularly Although he s losmg srx good players thls year Coach Ardner IS looklng forward to next season when he hopes th1s year s 1un1ors w11l brlng the clty champ1onsh1p back to Macomber where 1t has been so often I - . I I f , , 3 f 1 I . I . . . . X I - 0 I 1 1 1 . . . . . A 1 . 1 . . , . . gr Dlck Kuzma Guard Tom Pahcln Forward Don Nxdek Forward Rudy Rudmckl Forward I I X lk A 'wagon V V,,,,3 rf: F ., ' h I t fc Xfku, f 'NK , , ,X ' 'ff X'Sfr,Q I Ls? -QF Ilm lubacki-Guard Ierry Snyder-Center 21:1 ln- Bob Bcrdynu Forward Pat Gallaher-Forward B111 Kersey Guard Harry Nlcoll-Center Ioe Cherry Forward B111 Rufty Guard ll X Q 2 LIGHTWEIGHT BA KETBALL -L., -....,... FRONT ROW O Poskarb1ew1cz B Pahclu R Sanders G Marzec D l-leldt I Peters I Drager D Sllculskl SECOND ROW L Pavuk L Marcrmak B Teeters M Large I T1ppm C Nertzka V Poturalskx Coach Charles Ieffery One cannot say enough about llghtwerght basketball here at Macomber Down through the years Coach Ieffery has cons1stently come up wrth great teams Thrs year Mr Ieffery d1d 1t agaln The record seventeen wms and but one loss In the c1ty league they came through w1th an unde feated season and the laurels for the c1ty l1ght Werght champ1onsh1p They suffered therr only defeat at the hands of Fostorla by the score of 37 to 32 Woodward prov1ded the two most excltmg games 1n the c1ty league competrtron Macomber won the f1rst game m double overtrme by the sl1m margln of two pomts Wmmng out 40 to 38 The second of the h1ghly touted rlvals was practrcally a rephca of the f1rst w1th Woodward commg out on the short end of a 53 to 48 score 1n a smgle overtlme After wlnnmg thrs fame they already had taken the Clly crown even though a few games remamed to be played But not gomg 1nto a slump because of tlrus they contlnued to conclude the1r bang up season wrth wrns over the rest of the teams 1n the C1lY league The startmg lmeup cons1sted of Gene Marzec and Roy Saunders at guards Iohnny Peters and Don Wlllard at forwards Wh1le b1g Iohn Drager held the center spot Don l-leldt was one of the key men ln the reserve strength and the follow1ng boys f1lled out the rest of the team Pahckr Pavuk Poturalskr Large Marcmeak T1ppen and Teeters Thls staff and the rest of the school Ioms ln w1sh1ng Coach Ieffery and h1s team congratula trons for a Job well done 1 I ' ' 'K , 1 n . 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I I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 . . . , - I 1 I ' I I I I ' FRE HM BA KETBALL BACK ROW Coach Case M Hollre H Campbell R Fuss M Smrth C Kaseman I Szabo H Bryant I lohnson H Allen R Perz FRONT ROW E Nrckey l Nlrnet R Rrtenour C Talley T Knorr R Fledderyohann I Meyer F Moore R Mann B Bausch The Freshman Basketball team walk wlth thelr heads hrgh and for a good reason These Mac men are the t1rst Freshman team at Macomber to w1n a C1ty Champronshrp wrth the great record of 14 wms to l loss The Craftsmen defeated every team IH the c1ty league twtce Wlth the exceptlon ot Wa1te Hlgh School The games were fast and funous w1th the Frosh handlrng the ball as well as any varslty team The Central game was won m an overtlme Terry Knoor and Roy Rrtenour drd excellent backboard work whlch probably saved many a game Red Szabo Mlke Hollle and Terry Knoor were the leadmg scorers for the season Talley Allen and Perez are all good hustlers and wrth the team Splfll of Johnson N1m1t Peterson Mann Mrres Fuss and Smlth the team IQ the hottest 1n the C1lY and one of the best 1n the d1str1ct Z , . , . , . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . , , , . , . . 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V ' V 5 .f X VAR ITY BA EBALL 24 FRONT ROW I Nowrckr I Kubackx D Heldt B Rufty N Strerchelrt M Mullet SECOND ROW D Cralg D Wczlczak B Wrzesmskr D Kuzma E Roth C Kamrnskx H Roebke L Strause Coach Bruce Sautter A hne team can always be expected when baseball tune arnves here at Macornber Under the keen eye of Mr Bruce Sautter we have hopes for a very successful season ln both c1ty and out of town games Although vacancres have been opened by the graduatlon of boys lrke hard hrttrng Ioe Besse good heldrng by Chuck Slates and Ierry Gabrrel frne catchmg by B1ll Elcher the returnmg of others llke D Kuzrna A Hadden I NoW1ck1 H Roebke M Mullet and B Goldsteln W1ll cover the hole made ln the llneup Deterrnlnatlon hard work and hght wlll brmg thls years team lnto the top brackets of clty cornpetltlon A Q- I . , . , . , . , . , . . Z . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . . . , I I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - , . . , . . . . . . . 1 . I 1 .-' 2 'N x 1 v: ,R ' The 1953 Tennis team is holding big hopes for making their season a great improvement over the season record made by the 1952 team. ,Seeing that the whole squad is returning from last year they should be able to do this without too much trouble. Mr. Rollte Boldt, their iine Athletic Coach, has high hopes for his squad tnis season. Three capable seniors, Ioe Makowski, Dick Woerner, and Paul Ziemkiewicz will probably be the spark tor this year's squad. Dave Keister, Hugh Lash, Marvin Miniger, and Richard Rohrbacher, are the under- classmen putting the finishing touches to this year's tennis team. FIRST ROW: Marvin lflininger, Coach Rollie Boldt, Hugh Lash. JECOND RCJJJ: Richard Rohrpacher, Ioe Makowski, Dave Keister. 'A'iTliOUT PICTURES: Paul Ziemkiewicz, Richard Woerner. Our golf team for the year 1952-53 should be a little better than average. The team will be led by two seniors, Tom Palicki and Merlin Zietzma, who sparked the team last year. A lot ot support will be given by Gary Szymanski and Bill Palicki who held regular positions with the team last year. The team will be faced with more competition this season but hopes to overcome this with the able assistance of the new coach, Mr. Senn. His fine ability and humor are bound to bring championships to our school. We all wish Mr. Senn all the success that can be achieved. -r-sf , .. GOLF FIRST ROW: Lynn Shields, Norm Spa'.i.d1n:j, 'Warren Tealleans, Bzll Pahckz, Gary Szyrncmski, Tcm Palzckx, Fred Hess, fan Hartough, SECOND ROW: Norman Zzlewv ski fohn Gruhler Ted Sampson, Fred Schlueb, Torn Kern, lfferle Cdrtgs, Williarn '.'f11kins, Edward f.f:d.insk1. fHlRD ROW: Melvin Pcturalskg At'h'.tr Arendt, Ronald Bastgak, Eli'-'VLH Hart, Torn l.f:Gra11, Bob Zzchrnan, '.','a1'er Kcrzeniecki. I25 9 Mr Lcmqender 1 r R wp: emu: W f Y 1 S O ' e Aelplrmq C fr Q Cr qur ecnocl to send qifi boxee Lo all I Lam: User OW uree we QILVGHE CHEERLEADER Keeping the student Q ey cmd clcrriormq fer Gen ie il-.eer-leaders. T145 C1 task wgeen cur teczzg 11115 year the ici was 1 Cheer-leaders wgeo he :uqh m v1:1ory cmd in us :ere fri Mogeugber lews CI big cheer for fcrfncmces tlgrcuqyeut FIRST P.C'.'f: T551 e F7 E-.cgh '.'.'h.iTnc15h f.fff'.'1n max. SECCXD Effifz Ei: fhnse. Ccrjer, Geirqe ELCQEY. e J or treatment and Care Q1 Gena iles ex fb. 4:43- JR RED CROSS fer the Red Cv ee C1 b 1 risecj he club qfwn J IO e f Tolefids und rprlvlleqed ier Mme :md exA ern n as C1 BOWLI G This year, as in past years, Ma- comber is enjoying a very success- ful season in bowling. Macomb-er has three teams playing in the leagues, two in the American and one in the National. Among the boys who sparked the teams are Streichert, Wozniak and Romano. We are thankful to the bowling team for representing Macomber so well and hope it will continue in the years to come. FIRST ROW: Ronald Nowak, loe 'Ncznialg Eiwfrri,Mcd11nski, Richard Mgirzynski, Tom Konwinslni, Henry Greene, SECOND ROW: Mr. Earl Kaiser-ffCoacn, Ilcrrn Steicherz, Don Rywai- ski, Duane Ziolkowslci, Ted Knorr, Donald Czerniak, Chuck Stone. FEDERATIO BA KETB LL The purpose ot the Downtown High School Federation League is to give llie boys a chance to play in an authorized loop under the banner of their school. The league consists mostly of other area high schools, although a few suburbar. schools participate. The team consisted of tive seniors and four juniors. Their games were played in the Safety Buildinq QYmriasiurn. Although their recvrd wasnt too impressive they won the-gr share of games. l27 28 TUDE MANAGER 1.1! 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