Macomber Vocational High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Toledo, OH)
- Class of 1956
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After Mr. Dannenfelser was graduated from high school in his native New York City, he continued his studies at Columbia University, the University of Wisconsin, The Ohio State University, and the University of Toledo, from which he received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees. After working in industry for a number of years, Mr. Dannenfelser became an instructor in the Muskegon High School and the Hackley Manual Training School, Muskegon, Michigan. He was later employed by the Bethlehem Steel Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: His outstanding record there attracted the attention of Dr. William B. Guitteau, then Superintendent of Toledo Schools, and Mr. Dannenfelser heeded the call to become the head of the industrial arts department of Waite High School. ln i922 he was made Director of Veteran's Rehabilitation Training, and then he assumed teaching duties at Libbey High School where he became head of its industrial arts department. After serving as head of the vocational education depart- ment of Woodward Technical High School, Mr. Dannenfelser was installed as the first principal of the Vocational High School in 1928. i Active in civic and professional affairs, our former principal has been much in demand for speaking engagements, leadership, and organizational work. As an expert in the training of supervisors and foremen, Mr. Dannenfelser has led several conference groups in management development for such Toledo firms as the National Supply Company, the DeVilbiss Company, Dohler-Jarvis, the E. W. Bliss Company, and the Acklin Stamping Company. ln addition, Mr. Dannenfelser has led conferences and study groups throughout Ohio for the Ohio State Department of Education, Division of Trades and lndustries. As a member of the Masonic Order, it may be noted that he is enrolled in the Toledo Commandery No. 7 of the Knights Templar and the Zenobia Shrine A.A.O.N.M.S. For many years Mr. Dannenfelser has given invaluable service as a vestryman of Trinity Episcopal Church of Toledo. Mr. Dannenfelser has made significant contributions of service to the American Vocational Association and to the National Association of Foremen, and he is a life member of each group. He is also a member of the Ohio Education Association, the National Council of Local Administrators of Vocational Education and Practical Arts, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, and the Ohio High School Principals' Association. Two organizations in which he has taken particular interest are the Toledo Personnel Managers' Association and the Foremen's Club of Toledo. During his thirty-six years of service in the Toledo Public Schools, Mr. Dannen- felser has shown great zeal in the promotional and organizational work of vocational education in the full-time day school program, the half-time co-operative plan, which he inaugurated in l926, and the apprentice and the adult evening school programs. For his foresight, for his ability to analyze and organize, for his many achieve- ments, it is a privilege to honor this pioneer of vocational education in Toledo. His spirit, his enthusiasm, and his belief prompted the origin of Macomber Vocational High School. Mr. Dannenfelser-often called Mr. Vocational Education -has made the people of Toledo conscious of the needs and benefits of vocational training in an industrial center. He has shown his faculty and students that skill does pay, and that a craftsman should get things done right and on time. Mr. Dannenfelser, through his interest, achievement, and leadership, has made Mr. M of the past, the present, and the future a person of fine attitudes, high ideals, and outstanding accomplishments. S H, 't F. M. Dannenfelser Mr. Dannenfelser relaxes withqtwo of his grandchildren. Mr. Dannentelser with a prize catch. QA'-..,, .... ,Ed OLQMW, , f W., -M, 'llwml' The Student Council presents Mr. Dannenfelser with a gift from the faculty and student body. I ,, ,7 W THE E 1011 CLASS pre ent the 1956 CRAFT SCHOLARSHIP SPORTSMANSHIP I 4 L , TABLE OF CONTENTS FRONTISPIECE ................................... DEDICATION ................................... PRESENTATION ...................... ADMINISTRATION ..................... Superintendent of Schools ........ Principal ............................... Assistant Principals ....,....... Faculty ..........,...,...s...,... Office Staff ...................... Cafeteria and Custodians ....... SENIORS .........,....................... Senior Board and Officers ........ Student Court and Council ........ JUNIORS .....................,..,......,. SOPHOMORES ......... FRESHMEN .................. SHOPS and CLASSES ..,..., CLUBS .......,................ STUDENT ACTIVITIES ..... ATHLETICS .............. FAREWELL ....... OPPORTUNITY Receives expert guidance Eli X Superintendent of ehools My congratulations to the members of the 1956 graduating class of Macomber Voca- tional High School. Not only seniors but all students at Macomber should be proud to be a part of a great school that has done an out- standing iob in preparing young men to enter the field of industry. While Macomber is a comparatively new school, its graduates have developed a repu- tation in the field of achievement that is out- standing. The reputation of any school is a reflection of both its student body and its graduates. Therefore, each of you has a re- sponsibility in determining the future of Macomber. E. L. Bowsher Superintendent of Schools Beard of Education I LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Breth- T erton, Raymond D. Baldwin, Mrs. Jane Kuebbeler, standing. g Wayne Shawaker, Edwin D. A Dodd. rincipa Harry J. Baumker Acting Principal ,,. Since the building of Macomber nineteen years ago, Mr. M has become a tradition, but this in- cludes only eighteen years of his career in voca- tional education. Originally, the name was Mr. V for vocational education and it was not until Ma- comber was built and started that the name was changed to Mr. M. Prior to the establishment of vocational edu- cation on an all day trade basis in September, 1921, the only program operated was apprentice training. At its inception, the vocational education program was a department of Woodward Technical High School, llocated on the site of the present public library, the block between Michigan, Tenth, Adams, and Madisonl, and it was limited to three shops on the ninth and tenth grade levels. Each year more shops were added. Students who wished to finish high school transferred to the regular program at Woodward. A In September, 1926, vocational education became a separate program using the shop facilities and some rooms of Woodward Technical High School, plus office space and additional shops and classrooms in a new building at Adams and Tenth Streets. At this time Mr. V was born. The program included the operation of all day trade, apprentice training, adult education, continuation school, and it was coeducational. The girls' classes were housed in a large brick residence located on the east side of Michigan Street at the rear of the Masonic Te'mple. As the program expanded, Mr. V became more prominent. The all day trade, or vocational edu- cation, became a three year course for the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades. A diploma was offered at the end of the eleventh year. As the era of industrial employment progressed, so did vocational education, and in September, 1936, another maior change was made and training was offered for three years on the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade levels- September, 1937, a special school for girls was established and Vocational High School became a school for boys only. September, 1938, a new school building was opened and the name was changed from The Vocational High School to Macomber Vocational High School, or Mr. M. ln September, 1948, the State of Ohio Plan for Voca- tional Education changed and our program became two years of vocational training, eleventh and twelfth grades, and two years of pre-vocational, ninth and tenth grade tryout and guidance work. Thus, the tradition of Mr. M is a true inheritance and legacy which each one receives, uses, and bequeaths. Harry J. Baumker Acting Principal Alvin C. Bippus Junior-Senior Counselor Walter Ardner School Activities Assistant rincipals Arthur D. Diller Freshman-Sophomore Counselor Congratulations, Mr. M, on the successful completion of your four years at Macomber. Mr. M is primarily a successful student-one who learns well the skills of his vocation, the related technical knowledge needed to apply these skills, and the general information which each of us must have to be an intelligent citizen of his community. ln the degree to which you have accomplished this basic task of high school, you will be prepared to meet and solve the problems of adult life. Now comes the time for you to use this knowledge and skill in meeting the chal- lenge of your life work, your military service, and your participation in community affairs. My best wishes go with you in meeting this challenge. May you always conduct yourself in the proud spirit of Mr. M. A. C. Bippus lt has been my pleasure for some time to work with the Freshmen and Sopho- mores, helping them over the rough spots, and giving aid in the selection of a vocation. During the Junior and Senior Years, Mr. Bippus has given you of his time and expe- rience till at last you are ready to become a part of that great troupe of men known as Mr. M. It is to you, Mr. M, that I offer congratulations for a iob well done. May your experiences at Macomber help you to find happiness and success in the years ahead. A. D. Diller One of the most important factors for successful living is the ability to get along with people. The Mr. M who has taken advantage of the numerous opportunities offered through active participation in extra activities has laid a firm foundation for his future. Whether your interests have been in student government, L publications, athletics, music, social welfare, good citizenship or vocational progress, your opportunities for self-expression have been many. The ability to assume responsibility and leadership ancl to cooperate with others is of vital importance in your progress toward manhood. Accomplishment in any of the various activities helps to develop your self-confidence which in turn results in self-satisfaction and greater maturity. ' So, Mr. M, may your success always be tempered with good sportsmanship, honesty, and loyalty to your fellowman. Walter Ardner i Faeult e artment Chairmen Left to right: Mr. Harrison, Mr. McCrae, Mr. Whitney, Mr. Bear, Mr. Bippus, Mr. Volk, Miss Schwertzler, Mr. Drake, Mr. Baumker. The department chairmen are faculty members who work along with Mr. Baumker and the assistant principals to coordinate the material in their respective departments. The chairmen are: Mr. Harry Baumker, Supervisor of shops, Mr. Esmond Whitney, Automotive trades, Mr. Sam Harrison, Building trades, Mr. Donald Valk, Electrical trades, Mr. Frank Drake, Metal trades, Mr. Alvin Bippus, Supervisor of related subiects, Miss Anna Schwertzler, English, Mr. Harold McCrae, Mathematics, Mr. Forrest Smith, Orientation, Mr. Russell Bear, Physical Science. 'I0 Carl Baer Refrigeration Facult Merle Brown Mathematics Russell Bear Pierre Boes Applied Science Mathematics , ..,,. WX l, M? E , .. M! ,, - .-:,, Jlffisf may ,, .. wel wwiyffliff, ., ww ,.,,,--,, A Chase Clements Am. History Robert Case Physical Education Shop Fred Duhaime Louis Ec Physical Education attern Roland Boldt Orientation Rudolph Breed English Steve Contos English 5, L :Q - 74 f A 5, , H' ggi use 1 ia' i-- - Harold Elwing Mechanical Drafting ' 11 . 1 1 .,.... , , 11. 1 1?wS5iSgf2,H. .1 5'i'si'S?Qi- PM ,-Elfifgiiii 1 ruff? A H -A i W . if 5 ' 'if9f5ffVB:f? , . m e iQP3i'f5i . - .... , , --LVV X -- -1 1 , .5 ,4 , A pwsiijg , . 5 F , - 1 ,, ww:11n:s,'1z1.1-5,1 1 .Wai 1 , 1 1 5 K .11 , 1 1 11 . , , ig , A M ' ,111 i 11., W ag- --if E 1r2twfffWQr,fss:f 1 1 1 1 ,,k. 1 as , 214,11 ,fn - . W 1, by 1141, -1. 1,-1.22 ,. f Louis Galambos Radio and Communications , 14. 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Krost Mathematics Cabinet Making Applied Science ignn Walter Kruger Machine Shop :I ' gf Y V If ' Ji :il fiiilfgiai Vwfmc Z 3 2 3 K HW 1+ '12 5:3 9 Mi '53 p WW! Vi., Q iff tix? Lynette Langenderfer Zeno Langenderfer Harold McCrae Hygiene and English Applied Mathematics School Nurse Theodore Nissen John L. Nuber Joseph Pecsok Sheet Metal Auto Mechanics Mathematics 13 I s V l l h. Alvin Preis Business Education Bruce Sautter Applied Science Erwin Schweinhagen Applied Mathematics Forrest Smith Orientation 'I4 twin: iw www WW , Q 4 X, ,Mg .Q?lLf 2ri1f?7 f'rWfiaASQf -. gg.-,wzfrzsfgyfm , 1: r:afsQNsfQ.fff'f,s . ' w,W'wFf-'tp week .s?f::::t Q: .' 4 . . wi ' H '-f'- .--im: 'eggggy--fagzf . M 5, ,gl- i Wim A25 L 35 I M. av X - .,,..,-,M ,Q ff! . , . :fp-' --221: rarianm W .ak .1 , V, 1,519 . . fuxzamre 3 X ,- vw, N 'lf' ,.-M,,g Af, - . wa-Ag 'wa .,ff3fs:sL-ft, - f 4- - sf. 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So it is with our office staff. Right now let us shout our praise loud and long for the office girls whose efficient work and personal interest have meant so much to the students and faculty. Miss Marion Grote capably fulfills the duties of chief clerkg Mrs. Jessie Bruggemeier cares for the textbooks and the announcementsg Miss Frances Robertson is the g uardian of the attendance and permanent recordsp Miss Shirley Lauer keeps the accounts of all school moniesg Mrs. Claire Spragg mimeographs everything from bulletins to examinations: and Mrs. Mildred Thompson serves as the coordinators' clerk. Competently and cheerfully do these people accomplish their assignments. But beyond this point is their constant willingness to encourage and to help others. Please accept Mr. M's gratitude, and may your burdens be lighter because you know that you are appreciated and remembered. aft? gr .nn Mildred Thompson Claire Spragg s , Mrs. Emily Leisfer Cafeteria Head Mr. Rlay Purcell Chief Engineer Mr. Rollie Berndt Receiving Clerk E i rfrre if ar! , . 'ea, fl e rri '.Q:: :-- ,i,,., ' ,err , Ii' ' A W A lf' if J ' 'S erar 7 C xrlf V ,sig gs. STANDING lefl' fo rlghl Rulh Kelly Mabel Tubbs, Margarel' Doherly, Helen Perlee, Berla Blank, I , xx y -.Bw 8 AM.: X , Anne Weiss, Charlolle Wilkins, Elzadie Cooper. SEATED: Nellie Currence, Hazel Priesl, Mallie Hill, Alice Burger, Elizabeth Burton, Lila Slaunlon, Cafeteria Staff u todi ll FRONT ROW: Jessie Slewarl, Slella Krzewinski, Helena Jankowiak, Clara Allyn, Harry Poole Sr. TOP ROW: William Holmes, William Baumgarlner, George Hess, Ed Fowler, Waller Nuzun, Edward Beck, William Biskey. ' .. ,, .L sw 14, 71 f 4 , , f Y is 3 . lair, 1 -Q . I 5 A ' 'f?'4- l . 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Nz, ,Val 21321, YS- 1 E I W 4-fs ,I , h I Q ff I 1 N , . ,,I' ' 1 K Q 'BPL -' 4 ' Q' if 4 ,M - A ' A I Z Q,-vw Ql5'f'l Q- 433 1, 5 ll ng 'hi' gmail K., 'nn Qqi' 4' ',x, X f A , ,wh N-3 ' .. fy W We uf. ,,, 'if ' I J fl .. W 9 'G' X A., rsxfiw? . A kk,7 ja ,L Q w ' The Tip! Hi-Y ,Q 5 1 7 -' E. gi Looks to the future I I I I Rigs Senior C ass rophecy The year is 1980. I welcome you to the annual Sports and Home Show. Are you surprised that it is being held in the Dale Graiczyk Building? Dale has made his millions with the patent on an electric beam used in aviation. The president of his modest little establishment, covering only two-thousand acres, is Robert Baker. Ralph Peters, Richard Fuss, and Charles Samson are on the board of directors. Upon entering the lobby we find that the chief ticket taker is Karl Haas and the program sellers are Louis Lowery, Dale Bryan, and John Martis. The first display features the new atomic one-man submarine designed for deep-sea fishing. The mad scientists responsible for this craft are Gerald Tippin, Alan Norris, Thomas Kern, and Jim Balmer. Their sales manager is Howard Campbell. Going on, we see spotlights focused on Esther Williams who is swimming in the new indoor pool designed by Robert Fledderiohann Enterprises. Thomas Creech is seen handing out sales literature, and Willie Grant and Paul Powell are doing some fast talking with two weakening sales prospects. After turning, in response to a slight tap on the shoulder, I pick myself up and see none other than Al Misko, Robert Tobian, Jim Adams, Wayne Went- worth, Jim Davis, and Gordon Denton who are studying for General Motors and selling Chryslers on the side. After renewing our friendships, I learn that Joe Mate, Joe Arthur, and William Delamotte have a successful advertising agency located on North Water Street. I am surprised to find that Fred Badyna, Jim Boyd, and John Pohlman designed the scenery for the re- cent Broadway hit Guys and Dungaree Dolls. This show is produced and directed by Bob Wimberly. After bidding them farewell, I realize I must phone Jim Day and Bill Ragans who live in Chicago. They could not attend this afternoon, but have promised to fly into town to-night in their supersonic iets. Both men are pilots for the Universal Air Lines. Heading this company are Richard Podiak and George Ritter. They will also be here tonight, but they have in- formed me that Ray Ritenour and Russell Hall, who are their Middle East representatives, cannot fly in from Instanbul because of the weather. Back once more on the display floor of the show, I suddenly realize that the svelte baritone of Lenny Sorosiak is sounding through the hall. He is appear- ing in the stage show that has Paul Mugler as its emcee. Appearing as world famous acrobats are Frank Pavlica, Paul Fairchild, Robert Bausch, and Gordon Sager. I saw their great performance ear- lier today. I also noticed that among the members of the band are Art Sandberg on the drums, Tony Repar, trumpet, and Bob Lee and Paul Werner fea- tured at the twin pianos. Oh Yes, the distinguished leader of the band is Wayne Heter. Also appear- ing in the show are Bob Kardasz who gives out with a souped-up arrangement of Davy Crockett, and Al Schatz, singing that old favorite The Teenage Prayer. If you turn down this aisle with me, you'Il be sur- prised and glad to see the latest in TV-phones. Working in the experimental laboratories of West- ern Electric are Don Goulette, Occie Burt, John Patroulis, and William Bittinger. I learned this from Jim Szczublewski, Julius Osstifin, and Marvin Kaz- mierski who are working here in the company's booth. Across from them we meet John Shipman, Bob Thrasher, and Homer Bell who have a new remote-controlled power mower on the market. They are kibitzing with the men from the next booth, Frank Wiciak, John Szabo, and Dave Tanner, who are proud of their new line of Atom-Iced refrigera- tors. Following their suggestions, we hurry to see the synthetic mustache wax that has been developed by Charles Tiller, Gary Emch and Bob Kertesz. This product is said to have revolutionized this industry. I also hear that John Murphy, Larry Grothaus, John Fisher, and Charlie Gormley have iust formed a business which specializes in power automobile horns. As we politely shove through the crowd, we edge our way to the concession stand for refreshments. We are served with a smile by Jerry Vasko and Jim Dale. Upon looking around, we spy a sign near an exit announcing the main people responsible for this fine show. The director is Dave Falkenberg, and his assistants are Paul Krasniewski, Roland Carter, Frank Sudek, and Pat Ryan. On the advertising and publicity committees are Roland Perz, Tom Poole, George Rose, Dan Contreras and Richard Kozak. Before I leave you, let me show you the booth where Dale Little and Bruce Simon are giving away samples of their new food product Crackees. Just beyond them you will see the new Kenneth Mays sports car that is being demonstrated by Harold Lake and Gary Rupert. Don't forget to call me the next time you are in town. So long till we meet again. Y , FRONT ROW, left to right: Dale Graiczyk, Gerald Tippin, Leonard Sorosiak, Al Misko, Bill Cook, Eugene Dubuc. SECOND ROW: Adviser: Mr. Bippus, Robert Kertesz, Al Schatz, Ron Fledderiohann, Howard Schull, Wayne Bacon, Dan Zollanski, Adviser: Mr. Galamhos. THIRD ROW: Bill Hoffman, Wayne Wentworth, Russell Hall, Gerald Hausen, Richard Maior. Senior Board of Control Committees and Chairmen Publicity Committee ........................................ Eugene Dubuc Social Committee ................ .............. 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George Drais Eugene Dubuc Joe Dymczyk Duane Ebright Mechanical Drafting Printing Cabinet Making Auto Mechanics Julian Eget Gary Emch Commercial Art Sheet Metal 'V7 i n 11 '-' if Fw' 5 ' 3 1 Paul Fairchild Dave Falkenberg Joe Farkas Gary Finkenbiner Radio and Communications Printing Auto Mechanics Machine Shop 30 , 7 M A F LL A M R ff we ' ' ,see ,. , :Weil K K . W 115 1 wilt' , .. ,L eu mf f ef masf,-' lv 5.6 .5 .nf - er 5 5 K A : Vi 5 W1 1, 0. - t mimi? Clarence Fisher Collision , 'f r lW,, .. if Xe '!SG:P315?Cl ' - fr46,,fe2g 5, ,.: 'kan Wsiage .4 ,A,45gifg,fz if-QQ, 1. ,-'Nw-4k ,BTW We s' AM RWQ ' W 7 ei',A?gf-Q 'ff W 'S . . 21 lx A A .ai ,ss .-oikffgm mf Robert Folczynski Auto Electricity i f F L 8? Q Q, A 1, el ,. , if John Fisher Welding Senior F r P ,N ,A - -Qgn gn L. I 3 . 2 . , ,X L, f K , I . . ., it . , . sf. H 1, Ronald Fledderiohann Pattern Making Bob Fragoso Collision if Gerald Flowers Machine Shop 56 , ,,,. it l K. ,. 4 , R - it e' :QQ 7 ..-' J ff f 'S' -Q. 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W, ,- . 5-. . ff 7 ' Q il Q e Q M 1 X S Q ' Q .e Q 4 , X J I jx W nfs 1 f x Y Nia M 23' 3 M . 5, E 2 f- 'Sf Q k Q he-I e R fr . Q M 3 if tif w R i 1 Q 1, fi, 5 if we - Q -,K 1 Kenneth Robinson Auto Electricity ,mm W l it ex it in Q. Lawrence Rowley Sheet Metal Fred Rodriguez Collision tr ,, L 55,W,g1 ..V,. .V,,: X E , f- fbi ss-:gg f 1 g X 3 . Howard Rose Sheet Metal George Rose Refrigeration If 1 .- iLQk,g ,f ,gf - sj5z.',i' 5, 7, if .Y , fy 2 aww 1,44 fa, Jgxfew f 2. ff .. ' wg 2 ,f if A, ge . if,-f 4 1if Q:' J' ri? Q3 ' ygifif X 1 iv , ir 9133 Kenneth Roshong Architectural Drafting V, ,K-,,. , iff . WV 'iliii ,, f M, ,- -aft wg, ff + if k 1 ' R f gil e- KYLE, 21 5 -.g,5'2's: taint' --QL -fe: X ' K ? , Ralph Roznoski Machine Shop is 3, Ronald Rublaitus Paul Rudess Radio Machine Shop Senior .1-4 I af ,, , Lx,,1 M ls . fv- srwha ,, It - ' . ' P 'Sf i n , 4 Q V V2 1 , C r S. 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' ' Q2 ,figlf 7 L- : A -M e - : is f Charles Samson Electrical Machines and Controls .Ioe Rybczynski Collision 56 Arthur Sandberg Donald Schaarschmidt AI Schatz David Scherer Printing Office Practice Office Practice Cabinet Making Senior Robert' Schiel Howard Schutt' Lowell Sebring Pattern Making Mechanical Drafling Electrical Construction ew-qi' fif. 155' my f ,eq Lynn Shields John Shipman Aeronautics Machine Shop 9 1cb+ ' : is -we we 52 , E - A 1' If ff Alan Siek Bruce Simon Eugene Snyder Radio and Communications Architectural Drafting Printing 48 James Shanks Auto Mechanics 3 X if ff f Siu. ze 'E film? f S' fi- 1 its - ,- .f Gerald Sochacki Printing i K 'f k :V If AV I 2 , f' 57 f 2 - W W ,- :ff- Leonard Sorosiak Norman Spaulding Radio and Communications Radio and Communications Senior J M , M 3' 43 S ?.-' - - D -za - A .i,, f ,. S f i, A1 i ' Q ' A 5 Thomas Spefz Bernie Steinbaugh Refrigeration Refrigeration X get 1 f , ,, Randall Stephenson Lauren Stewart Architectural Drafting Cabinet Making items Q iff Thomas Stough Refrigeration V .51 el? Jerry Straugalski Frank Sudelg Roy Swantusch Mechanical Drafting Office Practice Mechanical Drafting 49 Seniors reas s ' T 5 ,'m: . Km',, Y :,, , m, A- s , '. i -it ---- 4 M eirt .h..A Q 1, ' .2 If Stanley Swonger .lohn Szabo James Szczublewski Ronald Szydlowski Refrigeration Refrigeration Electrical Construction Machine Shop P ., , E ,L . ,X M David Tanner Donald Taylor Refrigeration Pattern Making 7 ellie, ,, rendu- ie Raymond Taylor Robert Thrasher Charles Tiller Gerald Tippin Aeronautics Machine Shop Sheet Metal Architectural Drafting Senior iz 5 .QS he 4 Z if-sh Q? my i- isa! 5' Q Q2 ? , li-fra, . 2 ,Q B get Q fre 1 'S l an 21 .. 4.,-W , Q f L, . '- Mer., -Q, L J, - 3 in ' .q ,,M, . Y WN A ,, , ,, ,S C. , 'V WST' ' A fl .-7 Robert Van Tassel Robert Tobian Kenneth Trammell Larry Tucker Auto Electricity Printing Machine Shop L f f We K .,.,'1 -,.- ,ff ii i Gerald Vasko Architectural Drafting Joe Vykopal Architectural Drafting Machine Shop 56 ,mme .4 s .1 2 I i l N' X Q Q31-2 535 ' If 'Kiwi - -if: Y 5 , . W -'fx - We 'sf V' , . 5 'Sir we f 41 - - - . can Q 1 iff' I' fi we Wi of ' ff i fsfiifqz 'iii' . ,fig E - , 772 ' 1 mt I '95 5 ' L T' Thomas Wagenhauser David Wagner Dan Walters Daniel Walton Electrical Machine and Electrical Construction Commercial Art Electrical Construction Controls -l 1 w' l l Lsgm , Senior -1' A. ki f, it ,L 51 2 .1 - 'f J- Y' -15554: 2, fy! , ,sm - - A , . ,- Z flfffl X' - 1 A-fms t f , 125,535 mag V e - W- ' Wayne Wentworth Auto Mechanics Paul Werner Printing X, l fit' 2 - ' ' ' , , V 'vzaffsf Thomas Williams Robert Wimberly Aeronautics Office Practice Kenneth Whaley Frank Wician Auto Mechanics Refrigeration isee A ' , KA , ff K -: .. , , , j -3 k v- , K s - 1141 -.M , - ,, ,rf A yi I 1 , , 3 fi 4 ' il ' ft. 1.-in ,,-- Q-1 --'. A L l ' ' f 3 i of iiit i ff A A . f ., ,, gl-M1,-L. e Q ' 1- , sa1,, :1:ic:M M l X A f Dennis Wolnarowskl Eugene Wolfe Gerald Young Fred Zattau Auto Electricity Cabinet Making Collision Auto Mechanics Seniors ..., e l m y ' 1 'kffli' Charles Zeadker Dan Zoltanski Aeronautics Refrigeration 56 John Zuelke Machine Shop TOP ROW, left to right: Ed Wyborski, Joe Duffey, Dennis Duszynski, Bob Cosgrove. ROW TWO: Mr. Contos, Dave Stefanski, Ken Morse, Art Zdawczyk, Bruce Klinck, Jim Rufty. BOTTOM ROW: Ulysses Howard, Richard Bucklew, Paul Fairchild, Len Sorosiak, Ed Kerchevall, John Mosko, Ron Nowak, Occie Burt. THE STUDENT COUBT The function of Macomber's Student Court is to make this school as free as possible of rule infrac- tions that will hinder our fine educational processes. The court and all other Student Council Members can and must arrest all boys who break one of the court's Ten Commandments. The defendant is summoned to appear before the court. He is inter- viewed, accused, given a chance to defend himself, tried by-the court and iury, and given the verdict. The members of the court definitely derive much benefit from being members. Definitely, they take a small load off the shoulders of our counselors. They create an awareness among the student body of the responsibilities of a competent citizen in doing the right things only. The members have an opportunity to practice leadership. But above all, the members of the court, the defendants, and the student body are aware of the fact that another democratic function is being served in our school when court is in session. 53 , ,ws ' E155 Y 1 iii? 'Q' nomar V -:v'4et?9f' . 0 .X . Stud nt 01111 il FRONT ROW, left to right: Arthur- Zdawczyk, Karl Pasch, Bunk Adams, Tom Burmeister, Ed Kerchevall, John Mosko, Bob Nap- ierala, Phil Johnston, Dave Szyskowski, Anthony Falbo. ROW TWO: David Brimmer, Ken Kerchevall, Bob Cosgrove, Lenny Sarosiak, Len Czerniak, Ronald Nowak, Harold Peck, Tyrone Amos, Ralph Roznoski, Willie Grant, Gerald Nowaczyk, Rich- ard Kozak, Advisor: Joe Pecsok. ROW THREE: Gerald Mal- uzynski, Bob Schultz, Karl Haas, Richard Bucklew, Occie Burt, Marvin Gorlewski, Julius Osstifin, Bob Folczynski, Kenneth Morse. FRONT ROW, left to right: David Padgett, Dan Reilly, Dennis Duszynski, Jim Baldwin, Ralph George, Tim Konwinski, Walt Kelly, Robert Rudess, Ken Bowman, Tom Kaczmarek. ROW TWO: Chuck Beniot, Jim Rufty, Gerald Napierala, Bruce Klinch, Bill Raetzke, Kenny Kochonowski, Dick Mielcarek, Ar- thur Butts, James Bray, John Zimmerman, John Bryan. ROW THREE: Don Zech, Wendell Rutherford, Clyde Johnson, Louis Munabach, Joe Tuite, Anthony Topoleski, Larry Schultz, Joe Duffy, Dave Boyles, Jim Brooks. N cars thc climactic ycar. --1 4 llnior ,F ss ,i is .3 g f in Tyrone Amos Radio and Communications 22 Q, V2 3 f, ' 'wg sri , .-wwfl. . llsc st . 1-51 f . Ken Barkhimer Mechanical Drafting Jim Bender Radio and Communications Kent Bradford Commercial Art iira or 4. 1 ' ,SV o c Harold Anderson Machine Shop Dave Baron Office Practice :jj sf I A '. , ,:. , gigs! is - -eww-1, fs3LiH1R5l Richard Bigelow Sheet Metal Robert Brown Mechanical Drafting Don Achinger Mechanical Drafting N N H '3 I , . F- f 'ii . ,.. fs. QF' 'ck I imhks i. Q 1 Q A Jacq Antoine Machine Shop v,V, kr , Qi? We L 5 f5izm??3 rsl' cce Joe Barteck Welding .V I ,' S Y' S I V' ga? Richard Binkowski Printing S ,clk Tom Achinger Electrical Machines and Controls was Q, if ii 4 ,C ki, Richard Aranyosi Machine Shop if if v s in f l ,ski Al Baumgartner Machine Shop Bradley Blakey Auto Mechanics I9 Bunk Adams Auto Electricity Jim Arthur Commercial Art Bob Beasley Aeronautics sigfw il, -:ig - f A ff 2 diss.-- :ss.,4?S? 2 5 Franklin Boyer Auto Electricity Chester Alexander Mechanical Drafting .1 'fy-. st- ll .fa 2,1 K 1 fe-- Bob Bailey Welding , ' Q it ' ee nov Bill Bellner Printing Bill Brant: Electrical Construction Bob Bright Office Practice Bob Bittson Collision I, M8 X Robert Bumpus Aeronautics X ' A vi fa?-N in 1 5 W s u X i ' he , r Q 1 Q M, u we -...F A Q 1 -wit' Ronald Bush Commercial Art W , X at A g .. K we ,,,, 1, Q. k , - vw nf.. , gem 1: wi., W ' M 1 13.7. ig,-H , ' iii , mf .. N 'Pia 'Ye ,X 3: Q Q 4 A' i Ronnie Charles Auto Mechanics Dave Cody Office Practice ' wfe'Qfiz,c:'5!v V5L f4'??fefiSiiSL13 i?'4 fi .4 ffwfe-e,1uRi,ef::54ef::fir :f1.:3,z,'.5 1. . Richard Burchett' Sheet Metal Kenneth Machine Shop James Chlopek Refrigeration Earl Coger Architectural Drafting we Q Q' Q ' L . www we ? af ? M , s 2,Ef5?ifg1'J H'W? -ZWfvzlfiff,41'f?ffwi1'.'nx,!H' -zzzffw ' vc' Mezl- .fa . Q 1 wgfSf':wsf ' f a .E gpf5:5a3?fgc 2529! fp ' i?QQZW ,Ii i 1, Fred Burke Electrical Construction i A is Joseph Butts Welding a 9Ae me is wi? 9 if .1 I ,gan . KWEQ , Ronald Ciboro Machine Shop Bob Cosgrove Architectural Drafting ,, Ez . X Tom Burmeister Welding Don Caldwell Auto Electricity unior Burton Callit Auto Electricity -'W it , , -' E? - .,Z ' V M 4 2239 - . r Bill Clark Cabinet Making ifsf5:2??:'liS.L?iZ'W?5 Q :s,,,,,,,, ,.sr Q e Q 'F Jeff Cleary Welding ii ff -S fi i. Y Wixfxfifis , ,,, si ,, .,.. , E5 , Bob Counterman Cabinet Making ll nl, lt V sit 3' - 23 .wiv rn-.vffnf f U .U ,W , ihmvix M215 fair-W if ' Q? W H 'Na ' Q . t s 4 .. . 'iw Q 1 uDuane Crampton yi Refrigeration I X. Ray Carter Auto Electricity ,, ,:,1 V ' Q ,..,' 'fb L FL' ,Q f 492325 f , , ,Q Ronald Cline Auto Mechanics A. D. Crawford Auto Mechanics i J, i s M ,fi A, it at if 25? 5 fe., A F5 c if cs 1 ff L 5 L 1? ,gr., fi,, Robert Cready Tom Crescitelli Dave Crofoot Clark Curtis Auto Mechanics Pattern Making Machine Shop Machine Shop 57 Tom Donahue Tom Drabek llnior ,ggi .ifE!'fzf:f,. ire , may 4 :tb-L ' 'xc fe 4 Y x ' gi t W if 'Q Hai, ei! wi? Q, . rl, c ee o X JI' - .3 15, K -gin Y 'ii 4, 'Bk f ii -v ,I Ky n L at f. J H- 5, 83 jg 1 6, M 3-,, 6 QQ? 11 K f . . M It , f M , ,-me:-:L .:1.f.,' 2-1 John Danko Welding Lawrence Dyal Refrigeration Marvin Gingrich Machine Shop Richard Demko Office Practice qi wwe:-zwwwz,::1m L- ts?mwc1ew- fe ,,wzeffefX,f2Q3,.ez3I.ff,,.. tw---.,Jff,,...,,,.,.. at snfmffv,-,fy-A wa,-www 7 tgz,-Kyla fd Ftp e'?gs?t5Zfi P' .,.. is ..,.., N, ,V - 1 sz,,1gyw,f.wf Q .3 L angie at K K we ? 2 .W .JM- Q5 ,tm A .gveigfiff 1a..' 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V ,. i '?ef:e25zfz5iI4eQf5'iiT . . f ' 191:-if v5Ex.fflf.1-ff:.i , 551-ff, ' 1154:-:'1 'iff ei-:fv -Qi, Q 1 -tfffw-gfzxfi-tes -is--Q,-.f gc . fire, . H ..,,5:,, W .Um ...J,.-feggiegitieg, - :sf ,..f' Gene Goncz Printing Anthony Groch Gerald Gulyas Bernard Gedert Cabinet Making Richard Gargas Danny Gast Welding Cabinet Making ei521...w, . 293- ,,,,, 53222 . i i' 2. Lonnie Good Larry Gordon Larry Gerhart Auto Electricity it Ma, ,,, W . ww.. .,,.., ,:.x15fff- cena.. .5 1 1 - 'fi .easy 1 . get x if mi? n fQ?g?gYQg'?QF 942 eff il ,ttf W sank f, i .L W N N ff, Q QQ Win a St f' 't at ,. 3 ii 4 M QW we W Q X '-wwmr we A M Q X 'Emi in N. .. Q Allan Greer Robert Grimes Cabinet Making Machine Shop Architectural Aeronautics Drafting A It 1. l 19 .Ierry Gunn William Guy Machine Shop Printing ' Radio and Office Practice Communications Anthony Falbo Sheet Metal Lonnie Fry Architectural Drafting Harold Helms Auto Mechanics Larry Holewinski Office Practice .lim Huber Electrical Machines if ' -:,, N f'a2i.iQ' my ' Charles Felkey Aeronautics y 52 is aeiiria -, A R I 5? 5:7 f l . s .ff N-N - ,T yr ' 'if - ::- -- iiie,..:c1 v'Ws:ef Thomas Haas Auto Mechanics n i? if gf if Charles Herberger Refrigeration ya. 'Q S . rise? Mfr' : Bill Holland Cabinet Making Robert Hunsaker Printing Al Flowers Commercial Art 4' , 4 f - ff' , QSM K. Dale Hammer Machine Shop M ,Mc James Hicks Pattern Making my g , R., . ,. R Tom Hornack Auto Electricity 7' 5' - ,iz Ronald Frackiewicz Machine Shop 'H 2 75' ifiii get Ronald Hanifan Mechanical Drafting Q s ., I za, ,, unior 2 D-5x,,?V Q AM r i? ., 2 Thomas Hart Sheet Metal Russell Hauser Mechanical Drafting C fr P Ron Hillabrand Robert Hoffman Ronald Holden Cabinet Making Collision Architectural ,I , Drafting fmcfm 56 wr' at ,, Hi 1 5 Q 1 ' f 'UN Rm W 1 A Ku - , ,- - . . , U3 filififfle-5 ., +R -, ,kh. - ' K Kenneth Horner Robert Horne Lenell Horton Office Practice Machine Shop Auto Mechanics Y gig, 'fi me C h if Ray Hunt larry Inglis Auto Mechanics Commercial Art 59 n.+ llniors :VK David Johnson Auto Mechanics ' S S in H nv ' 'fjix I V: . 1 Tony Kaczmarek Refrigeration A if A ff il I ' , t Charles Karrick Welding Dale Kille Aeronautics if! , f 6 2 5, .. I ,I SF, ,- he 'fe 5:3-if: . 513- sis' X, 3 wat-:Q ' 'ii fs? iiilfgfiii 5 Jerry Jobuck Commercial Art Q Q W as L f .0 -K f o f .m f ft-1 ,-ff,-- . ,. - ,ug .Q Steve Kaifasz Pattern Making A 'pr ii, Qt . g, E wi il 13, 352345 3' tzwgf-i,': . !' Tom Kasch Auto Electricity cetcei g 1. A fic 1 im-Tf iii ff 5 5 if m y M W, WAA Bernard Kirby Sheet Metal at 7,-i a vt 1 K. M me , 7 John Jones Machine Shop a J ef: ie ' N Mike Jazniecki Collision Tp, 15,2 an X L I' if A - E: Lawrence Kalisher Electrical Machines and Controls ggjiin' ,I ' kkzwir 3 ,K in n 41. x 4 .Q 2 Dennis Keith Aeronautics X ii sfwwiffiz ,, 2. fiyliifiumcixl' 3575559 95: My ffm , ai, . i .96 ,.. . .,' fi- 1. Bob Jones Commercial Art AI Janowiecki Auto Mechanics . A X -W P1151 gi ,V Dale Kaminski Architectural Drafting Eddy Kerchevall Refrigeration 9 , ,, in i im, si Phil Johnston Printing 'Marvin Jacobs Auto Mechanics N g , it tr ys, '--1 -nn, ,,.,. : aff 1 4 , Ron Kaminski Mechanical Drafting A L 1 Ken Kerchevall Cabinet Making Richard Kluck Radio and Communications James Johnson Sheet Metal Q , 2 K c is . ee ,A ' if f it 'I Q S it V if t. 9 ' K A .2 Tom Jackson Machine Shop y it sf , . H, 2 Jiri . ,J . 5 H 4 Gif' gf an if , f ,fgs?.r1':- . ' af 1 Jerry Karcher Electrical Construction Q T.. Jerry Kern Collision Steve Kmiec Electrical Construction Bob Kneisley Commercial Art E 'S l v J Frank Kolebuck Architectural Drafting Terry Kruse Auto Mechanics .Q t N ew ' 51 rccc P ., .lohn Knepper Auto Mechanics f V 5 1 s I 2, Lenny Koralewski Refrigeration '51 Dan Kruzel Cabinet Making -. x Q t if f ,X- Q . it A 2 M rrrrc ,. S A ' if , Donald Larry Kwiatkowski Kwiatkowski Pattern Making Architectural Drafting Dale l.emle Electrical Construction Robert Leonard Collision Terry Knorr Electrical Machines and Controls i :.. L V Y f John Kowalsk Machine Shop .ll ff. f l Q! A S we c QT' -,. Stan Kruzel Machine Shop Ronald Lake Auto Mechanics Richard Kohring union' Electrical Construction 'tr M ,ie nxt .N in A S If ,,,. ' , Bob Koszycki James Krall Printing Mechanical Drafting 2 I 9 , -' 'Q 'I it ,E 1 L, , or ic -fr to James Kubiak Dave Kulwicki Printing Machine Shop , SQ-M y A Robert Lazenby Bill Lee Collision Machine Shop 56 A r l Q V Thomas Lewandowski Refrigeration I sf i f fs. if MQQV . ., H M ' f f Don Krueger Mechanical Drafting David Kuron Machine Shop 'L g y v Clarlcllee Auto Mechanics Don Lewis Sheet Metal L , unior I Bill Luce Architectural Drafting Q ' Dale Maichrowski Auto Electricity . ' - Q if i Jerry Mausser Machine Shop ' f N N as t' wx 'R ' ' h 3 . K of .M f 1 in Sells, W, lwmfsw ,. ,lf f ii fn' ff12rNffs1.s11sv' -'ep , .Y it ,amy f W- ff Q, - we x X Q get K5 15? .5135 , . 1 ui my grew., ,grief mfswff- f wwe we .lerry Lewis Machine Shop 3 Ronald Lukasiewicz Architectural Drafting Martin Pattern Making V' :- r. 5 5 Iv: -,. ,, X ,xg HY 1. . ' 1 Q , Eugene Mayer Auto Electricity . ,ggi i,,,.g i in . .3 M ' - ' - Llirf' or f i' A V l c Jack Minke Roy Minton Radio 8m Machine Shop Communication 62 John Lutheran Machine Shop Tom Martinez Cabinet Making 34. . :- i CEC Dave Merickel Collision i fs 1 X 'Fla A ' i t elif is il m-5 my 2,1 ,gr X N .- u 5: Ein 3: 0 'QE On 'UB' A he I X L i Put McGuire Auto Electricity . , ., . .P hi' x , ,. g'r f- H. ,I , Ji -6 in 92 is .v-ff Q fini -' Donald Masney Machine Shop Donald Metzger Architectural Drafting 19 , 1352 : 15? F- A K . 7' -we i K rm. I Herbert Long Aeronautics Mike Maier Auto Electricity Q , 4 .,,, wr! I yy 3 K Gerald Matuszynski Pattern Making Fred Miller Cabinet Maki g .. xii , Xi K . A fig- I S . k X - Danny Mitchel Machine Shop 4: A K i 'E A f l 5 S in S ze Paul Lofhery Welding fic, Y M. up... rl- Bruce Main Aeronautics ,4 7 as 7 I .lim Matuszewski Auto Mechanics . I A A' I '15, if ...,. L . .v::: A ' ' TZ, George Miller Printing fx ,A Q C if' Lit Ll ,fc 'Wm .V 'rm X - at les A ff-fmt-N 'fic Curl Mockensrurm Mechanical Drafting '51 I l 4 as ' + we Q 1 1' e ? Dan Morrow Architectural Drafting 5' if Mark Murphy Pattern Making H 3 , if A x' Y L' QQ' , M, f Bob Napierala Electrical Machines and Controls digg Q25 is 1 ! s ',, f 1 S , X.: i l e 4 Jerry 0'Blenis Commercial Art ft' , an ' . x 1' - 5, , '1-' ' ' t I A g ., , H V ef , Q . , fe ' . x , - i n , Jerry Pearce Electrical Machines and Controls John Mosko Machine Shop . If ii J: K . ' K , fi ,II '. -f:'ik ' i ,A si '75 A is Ati 1 Robert Murphy Welding Don Neifer Architectural Drafting , E .,..1 s 5 if Robert Mosley Office Practice Tom Mossing Cabinet Making ji unior X ' Dick Mcbough John McCrory Tom McGarrity Machine Shop Electrical Collision Construction , W f pb LeRoy McNinch Pattern Making 1 .- P M ' if'-'X ' 5 X . RE 1 E if , ! ':'. if fy Frank Newman Ronald Nowak John Noethen Tom Nofzinger Sheet Metal Machine Shop Sheet Metal Cabinet Making S.. 5,5 is 'gf K iv'-,ilidffif , -.5 we new if Ed Ogrvdowski Jim Olender Kenneth Olsen Karl Pasch Jerry Pawlicki Printing Electrical Aeronautics Electrical Office Practice Construction Construction Reuben Peters William Petry Larry Pfuncl Collision Electrical Machines Commercial Art Junior Jerry Pohlman Electrical Construction lllfi Li l 1' Maynard Price Auto Electricity fe-121 . HSV? 5'- Dick Ragland welding is ' V33 ig' A t 7' Q ' i f f i.. .fl George Regos Auto Electricity 64 Victor Posan Aeronautics g iii at J Sw g Q c . qi gi .Iohn Proch Electrical Machines and Controls R .1 + .3 1 4511 i f 4 gi: ll ' 'll ,. , , .V ,.,. A: .,,,,,, ggffggffsfszfellsiii' ,X nszfrfffv2'4ei-swath'' f - ,f ,,.,L .iig Earl Randall Auto Electricity Q X-ea: rr. rf . g i,'i, fx Paul Reheldr Welding fmqr,,i.,w-:half sires r,.rr,t,, ..,. .gum ,,.., ,,. ., gW:.ck5,.J, l,......rG- N M 'Q g Q wa 4 J 3 V Evan Pierce Commercial Art .af ih- Duane Post Architectural Drafting aa, S 2 5 Gerald Przybylski Machine Shop 5 Y ,,.. in 3 fa gr f.i,lY? l K M 47. . Q7 Sf wil like agfagflt iss' av :il Richard Reed Printing t -W. W' P , ' in . A Tom Pilaczynski Machine Shop Edward Poulson Printing rf rg 2 iw?-rs' 1 . . , Q eg- , is . mx 2 f i .tl Tom Przybylski Office Practice ,ki-5 . 1 - . in ' A Tom Reed Office Practice 19 of 45 1' gg. . f M... .l V, , rail? Qfgl lofi ill at .lim Pioida Printing Leonard Poulson Cabinet Making Q0 Charles Pund Electrical Machines and Controls , Qi. . '73 A will i w on-2 i Virley Reed Collision George Reinemuth Machine Shop 11. Robert Plasencio Auto Mechanics ff 5 f 5 7 1 if Gerald Price Printing Darrell Querin Electrical Construction 3 1 R William Reed Auto Mechanics Mike Rice Pattern Making a ny I E is , is ii Tom Ricketts Radio and Communications Leslie Royce Refrigeration 1 Vmyi 2 ii Rodger Sankowski Refrigeration - ' 1 Ronald Schultz Electrical Machines and Controls Ar N' Frank Shipman Pattern Making .1 wh, Kenny Roberts Auto Mechanics in ..: kr , ' . V 5 ' ' . it is . :. E i,', ' - 5' Chris Rudey Auto Mechanics 15 fl X HQ X if .- 1' ' Q Robert Schnitkey Machine Shop I V , E gn - ,, 3 x K, ' in Ms Reggie'lS lutz Machine hop maui ., ,.:, M 15, r,rit Jim Sieler Office Practi .rw '.r, A ? Qg Ronald Roshong Cabinet Making si.. N img,-' . ' 4 V Jim' .2 2 7? Neil Rudolph Auto Mechanics Larry Schoepf Auto Mechanics il. , Alan Seagrave Mechanical Drafting Frazier Ross Sheet Metal Leonard Ruse Sheet Metal S ,-fi . 'wx E X 5, I Bob Schultz Auto Mechanics if f 51 V1.1 A E5 53:5 1 Q 'KL , e 1 'xr , W N234 .fi fs 'f my g WEE as is Z QM Q' i 9' , Kg IJ i. Robert Seiler Auto Mechanics 56 unior tg r'-l 2'-,W - M V we-7. is y, .. ' iii? Lb at ,ff ,, - W ' - V 1 5533 f 59 g 4' Melvyn Russell Commercial Art q a s - 1 I John Schultz Commercial Art Q 3 U gf M' . - Gerald Sekulski Auto Electricity sl Paul Sielschatt Collision iw., I, gm? ,A M , .fi Q pai! David Rutkowski Machine Shop , Q .QV A-I 1 - , Mike Schultz Mechanical Drafting W sl Qi 63915 M' w ,.,,. .. li W, , ,,,, x - g.gs E Jim Setchell Printing Ronald Slomkowski Electrical Machines and Controls 1 as JV: ,I Jig, X 2 -W ' Q-1.55 s. 1 if 5 . i ' if 9 if g uniors Kenneth Snyder Radio and Communications i V ' J ' 'iss ' 'Q 35 Paul Spohler Machine Shop , ,. K ,, ,. 'E I Xenoe S R 'f1fffrf1f:i.5? ffm-.if:1,r'r'1 1:1 if nule Stambaugh Auto Electricity 'ai gf' , it 312 S Romeo Taylor Aeronautics Paul Soldner Machine Shop , , w?N, I Q it E w Dan Steck Auto Electricity 1 .. xi -f K fix 7 .,.ff ,..,.. ., , rfsg-'ffmwrfr A tl: H Gary Stuttle Electrical Machines r -a . Z it , 's'ii - S F ,:-'- - Eg 4 .lohn TenEyck Refrigeration 5. 'Z S vw ,. f if crii Q ssis William Slink Welding iii if . . , , ' S fi .v,, iiriclsls. Ai f so Dean Solowin Radio and Communications citt i ... it ,Pi i Rodney Steele Mechanical Drafting I n 1 J ,Q K 1 5' 2' R s - rr.,:s, ge Gary Sullivan Aeronautics Norman Slupecki Electrical Machines and Controls o f L' it 3 James Sommers James Smith Welding Herbert Somners Mechanical Drafting Aeronautics David Stefanski Collision . ,W hi' l ' 2 .. .4 C ig l 4 Dave Slmania Pattern Making I9 ' EE,, pl 7. : K ,L K -.. ' if I 3 Walter Steiger Cabinet Making David Szyskowski Commercial Art Joseph Tesznar Electrical Construction Q.. :ir Daniel Snyder Collision . xii F fs- ,wif si: A ' .l44'3ff4P5f.ai ' Robert Sorosiak Cabinet Making up Q 3 E Isaac Strozier Radio and Communications ..1.g 'Ft 4' TS' -Ae Q11 rs N .. i n I Johnny Tayler Office Practice James Toska Collision .. .. L. i --H, d b g, ly J . f Marshel Traxler Harold Turner Electrical Aeronautics Construction 1 if f T' a L: .W tk 5 1 QQ ? . , I Larry Vergiels Don Vershum Aeronautics Auto Electricity JY A A' P '52 .if k it ' Y' 531 2.7 C M cf rter ' it Q M E 1, as l E Grant Whitaker Office Practice Ni Rita' N121 ..:.'.e 5 zwx, . Q..-.,, . . ,M ' ' I 23 .. rf ,c'- in in if in Sw Es? Robert Wiktorowski Machine Shop Arthur Zdawczyk Office Practice Brian White . ,, V, N I 5 .55 A jk In xx an V ,, . sig .. .M ' , S2 1? i': i5xKY,'fVE '9 'i ' Richard Utter Electrical Machines and Controls Duane Wachowiak Office Practice Cas Wietrzykowski Orville Vanderhoff Office Practice , 'Qs a X ,iw ' in Q' S Thomas Ward Printing 21 5 f s Leo Wilhelm unior Paul Wasserman Robert Watson Electrical Machines Pattern Making tr X, 1- i 5 -5 fe 44 fc Bill Williams Richard Wilk Commercial Art Auto Mechanics Cabinet Making Radio and Machine Shop Communications g A , - - x , C A is 3 ' A . , V P M li.. X 5 f AQ -, i A J if A is V elfrfffzr- ,..c K is X ' iuiieg QQ Dennis Richard Wodarski Carl Woosley George Wosta 'Eugene Zapiecki Winckowski Refrigeration Electrical Machines Machine Shop Printing Office Practice and Controls E f it 1' QQ A gl ,Af K I 1 K iltt ' 4 H A ai r M alla x. C + f ? i' if 2 f ,:,: - -'--,- f .:5: fiffjf' Darrell- .i David Zydorczyk Neil Zyp Dick Zytkus Aeronautics Printing Machine Shop V Auto Mechanics One thing is very evident from beginning to end. That is, these boys really like to hear that old dinner gong. Any one of them will tell you it's his favorite subiect. 68 Is gaining confidence Sophomores .- , K X N -ac. , ji. W ' f I9 x gr, ' :bv J ' n ' , , ,, it Y a t - , 3' K2 .12 K li . .... . A t Bill Adams Robert Adams Lowell Baumker Bob Beidleman louis Blhn Louis Blller 0 N. X Q ,,. it 3 '73 J W A -A gt 1 it Q , A X D ' - 1 . ,K f la.-341 5 2:21. J . Robert Ahrens Paul Arendt Wayne Balazs Bob Belkofer Darol Billick .. ' six 3- . V 1 Qi' F f' 'F in R Q, 1,5 l H is fri QE-A 1 ,M Mickey Allison Andrew Amid Albert Antkowiak larry Anderson Robert Armitage .lim Armstrong .lim Axton David Baertschi David Banaszak George Bardwell Delbert Barhite Dave Barrett Gerald Bell Dick Bennington Thomas Berg Ronald Bialecki John Bittinger Jerome William Blake Blachowski ,ff Y elif -51 Q E .P 2 I QE iii? I 3552 Fi , I re if ,Q .. vs 5, 1 ' ' ,'., S ,--:' J 3 , .ew 7 f x , B A 3 qw, ik Q f x 1 7'i o R Roger Blandzinski David Bobak David Boyles Kenneth Brauer Joseph Brimmer Richard Britton John Bryan Virgil Bryan Bob Ceglasrski 3 Eugene Bolger Jim Bray Bob Brown Gerald Bryce Richard Chase Frank Booth Ralph Brenneman Jim Brown Louis Brzuchalski Lee Chasteen ophomores J i g ,Qt , R J i . . 7 V' 2 - I ' , sf :.: ,,' si 4 'J ' 1 I, , J H , f'-1' ' A ' ' R , r 56 ' f ij I , n il :W -A l Fl? y R ., i I . ,. ,. . A:- M I xi? 3 4 Roman Bonfiglio Kenneth Bowman Curtis Boykin Dennis Brewer Dave Browning Ken Burke Frazell Carnes Richard Carroll Roland Christie Stan Cislo Jim Cisterino opllomores 19 .1 N X 5,332 'C 25 il 4. A,.V:, C Lafayette Clay Vincent Davls Robert Diemer 4' MD lb' my fm in 2, Q T .- ' ah YSL ,NL Q 3 Q , A i Q 4 QL ,Q v ff ff A ,I 5' . :wg as Q '34 ,li X li' , H? do .A js ' if W ,Q k if f is 3 we A C A+ 2 tttt ff- ,, 1 C to Q Arnold Cocl Samuel Cole Stephen Coles Tom Conlan Tom Connolly Glenn Cook Larry Cook Bob Costell Larry Covrett .lim Covey Mike Cropper Frank Gerald Raymond Crowe Czernieiewski Czerniekowski Richard Danicke Raymond Dankmer Larry Deal Thomas Danyi .Iames DeRaedt Clyde Darrington Eugene Dickenson Howard Dieball Jim Dille Howard Dohms Don Donovan David Dumas Lennis Duncan . E 'C ' ,I H, . if 41 ur 'H 4' Ei my ! 'f ' A' f ig, mf ff . Dick Dusseau David Dufridge George Early Leonard Erdman Duane Forquer Jim Flanagan Moses Florence San Francis Jay Friend Bob Funk Howard Furman Richard Galloway Jim Gasiorowski John Gawle James Geisler Ralph George Tony Granata John Gray David Green 25541 is Sophomores I 56 V s ,,,.-f , , Richard Fern Irving Fineske Jim Fisher James Franklin Bill Garmon Steven George Harold Goldstein Richard Gramling Bob Grimes Richard Grimes Richard Groch 73 -W ophomores V, 'fa-: - X 4 fy fn! W X C? .. J ii ,gig 1 H we Q if ss f fm 5 ii Q I9 ': , ., i s-, 3 so '92 Y, A .ix X jy, y ig .iff h . 'ir 2 ll his 1. , I aiu., . , ,, , H, . ss 'f Harry Gilliam Andrew Gyuras Bernard HUCllinSkiGene Hudsgn Bill Jensen Joseph Jiannuzzi 74 L , 1 , eq' .N 'Y Darrell Haack Bob Hays Edgar Holliday Phil Hughes David Johnson E L ws' 'Qi' David Hall Tom Hall Marlin Harrison Charles Held John Hendricks Harold Hertz .lim Hoskinson Ulysses Howard Roger Hoyt Ronald Husenfratz Lester Husen Earl Irwin Russell Johnson Dick Jordon Dave Jozefowicz LSE ll 1 Raymond Hasenauer Gary Hodgson Bruce Huddleston Ronald Jagielski Qri David .lozwiak Tom Kaucher opllomores Wi sw. W, 3 A .J , l, ...,J fy. ,, , 1 of ff: Vk i ,Ez ,, ! ? Q 5 ,EIA K 2, wi fl f V' fa: if Q Ronald KaczmarekPaf Kalinowski Richard Karamol Dave Karpinski Tom Kaszynski James Katora James Kawczynskikonald Kekes Walter Kelly Dick Kempe Richard Kennedy Tom King .lim Klien Paul Klingensmith Bruce Klinck Wallace Terry KoczorowskiRonald Komives Ronald Koperski Hal Kopfman Paul Kowalski Paul Koralewski Knakiewicz . . Nicholas Ray Krohn Leonard Kuiawa Norman Kulawa Eugene Kurdys Ronald Kurclys Krochmalny 75 L+,, , Sopllomores John Kusz Pat Kwiatkowski Douglas Laney Jim LaPointe Roger Laux Jerry Lawrence Arnold Lebowsky Martin Lehman Jim Leiter William Lemke Bill Leonhardt Gerald Lessentin Gary Lesniewicz Donn Levis Ray Lewandowski Ronald Lidey Alton Liebiqh Harvey Lipper Ed Liwo Gerald Longberry George Lubinski Ronald Lukasik Willis Lundy Ken Malinowski Robert Mang .lim Maran Robert Marosezek Horace Martin Tom Martinez Bob Mason 76 I Sophomores V 1 use ew, - f -, ., . L- J Q I 1 , 1 X xii P ,1 I L , ff 1 , h 'W 5 Q Q T 1 Sw . ' fs 56 A if gk se.. V -. 'ta- l-eonard Mafuslak Karl Mallnl Charles Mayer James McCormick Leonard Meeker Mike Meier .lim Melml Eddy Meyer Ronald Michaels Mike Michalski Richard Mielcarek Len Mientkiewicz DUI1 Miller I-GYYY Miller Joel Moerman Daniel Mohr Charles Moody Elekiel MOM' Tom MOOYB Neil Morrissey Martin Tom Motsinger Richard Mueller John Mulheron Mosakowski GGYY Ml-ll'PhY Carl Musial Dave Mrozinski Dave Myers Rick Myers Gerald Napierala 77 ophomores ar'-1 ,we SX, Y x . In ,. 1 Dick Nagy Karl Neipp Roger Patke Fritz Paupard Duane Petry Rob Protenhauer Melvin Noble James Ogle Thomas Pacer Jim Paupard Thomas Pickle X me QQ--, ,-V, V I , '91 . 3, 'S , I Q E . x k f , , - , f .-. f V ,J I :-' M' Luv' 1 f all if 4 - YF 5. W 23152 f Norm Nowak Tom Nowicki Richard Ochsner William O'ConnelI Lowell Oldenburg Paul Onody Ron Osterman Bob Owens Dave Padgett Douglas Park Robert Parker Kenneth Parsons John Pavlica Gerald Payne Don Pendergraff Beniamin Perales Tom Pieper Dave Podbieiniak Danny Pool Sopllomores 1 asv J Q. . ,af Am- ,whiww f .. M5712 - . .a 1 12 W ...,, J l 4 N if 1 p Fred Powell Gerald Reed Gary Rhoades Raymond Robert Wally Powell Don Reilly .lim Rhoades Gary Roberts Leif Rompf :ie f 1 -ie? 'W' - . .WILTQ1 . se pq, Hwy-Q 5 . 1 ' 4 4. i 2 2 :if I5 V olll Q? l 5- wr .- x V. 1 , g if ff -:Z 3? I n , , ii as . gm 2 R s ' 1 55 m i F 5 2:3 , , i , iff, fi .r .Q A, g V , 1 , :',.: f T V yi: 5 , ' ff? .lim Przybylski Robert Quigley Franklin Radtke Russell Randall Larry Reiner Adolf Reisig Jim Reiter Jerry Richards Tom Richey Bill Roan Terry Roberts Bill Robison Rudy Rochester Roy Rogers Richard Rosenlund Leon Ross Richard Ross Dan Rouppas 56 John Rathke Robert Roginski Robert Ruddess ophomores 19 iff? ' 11. 5260 .. Q 3 Qiklii' 1-3 Q Y , v ? tKy.v'4 , av Q Q .lim Rufty Richard Shuff John Smith 80 Ron Rybacki Bob Shutt John Smith 'QQ George Rybka Steve Sanislo 2 in 9 s Q A 5 HN l WZ' ::' V g b Q sf 'icy .. 3 'o1..' 35.1 .2 we S , t L- N L 'W' ' Elmer Saar John Salionzkoskn Chuck Schroeder Frederick Schultz I ' ex ' ii 5 9 ' H, z ' :rt I . Don Rygalski Allen Saar Charles Dan Schlegel Schiedegger Leonard Schultz Milton Singleton Richard Sobieralski Bill Schuster Bob Smalley John Soltis Richard Schwyn Dennis Smith Tom Sroczynski Benson Shannon Ronnie Shell Gerald Smith Harold Smith Don Spychalski ophomores T f me XE Q 2' -Q n i N my K owl 1 I 7 F I f 5 -ui 2 i Q' r aaae E if J , R he if T... 1, K ,Q 1 .. he , J Q. ' ' f T, J , ig' gags.: 3 Bob Sradeia Jim Stachowiak Gaylord Stewart Jay Stoddard Bob Sfraok Stanley Sudek Bob Sullivan Gerard Suminski Leon Szych Mike Szyperski Richard Tanner Bill Taylor Dave Temple Paul Temple James Tewell Roy Tomaszewski Gerald Tracht Bruce Tucker Tom Turney Edward Van CampDave Van Dyke Tom Vann Julius Vass Gabino Venegas Melvin Vogel William Jim Wagner John Walczyk Richard Wallace Jim Warner Waganfeald 4 ophomores 4 ? ' 1 mm 6 Q3 3 'E if fx ff Q3 5355! 'ki E i ii... 2 . l v J S ffl? Q ' N R a 1 L3 M . 1 John Weber Carl Weegman Larry Weldinger Bill weidmdn Pete Welcan Mathias Welker John Wesolowski Tgm Wesolgwski Dick White Blll Williams Dave Woitowicz Robert Worden Dqle Ygung Richard Young John Zankl Don Zech Ronald Zeller Robert ZiegelhoferJohn Zimmerman Wayne Zitkus David Zytkus 82 Begins to iind his way Freshm ll A -1 4. 5 'SSB n l Hx . .75 gl , f W 1 1 Ya., Q 5. : -1 1 ' . J W ,,,. .X N X 1 i V, J ' Ks o e J ,'-:B e-:U Xa .L PM kr if Q V 1 if 1 av- lg: 2 l il is 3- Ari 'S J. B - . 2 U 'J w . . - -- 1 ,-,-:, ,---was - fag . f -'., fre- :F Y . x -, B. : -- . 5 g gg .-'- N, A i' h K- E k'h.k A n 1: .r- , ' sailsi f r A f B K I ,aj Q 'ii . . ' ,:,. T' 1. isnss J 3 A sssn , 1 'f I 5 B -H Q illi ii 'A N Wk Y Kg ggi' ' . ,, ' 'Q ,K ,, of ' -132 y 1+ 'J K lg. 5. 9 F f All l A M , -lim Anfinone Bob Armstrong - if ',.r , wi ' jk 'M Q- I ff' S' 3 . Ji, 'P Q John Baranoski ggoff Bm-hour 5 A , gf kV,. 1. q M 4 1 A A ' , Al BUUIUSUYTUGY Bill Baumker ,NE Q It ,. A Z. I 5 X.: I , Q, i l ' V M Charles Benoit Leon Begegke K - I John Adams Frederic Ahrens Ted Allen Nicholas Ansara Joseph Ansman David Bahrs Ralph Barboza William Beale Alvin Bialecki 84 Bruce Baker Mike Barrett Paul Beard Neal Bigelow Donald Baker James Baker John Barringer Earl Bartell Fred Beauch Bill Beidleman Dave Birkhold John Birlwhisfle James Baldwin Tom Bartel Tom Bennett Thomas Blondo I9 ,M ffm Freshman 53- 1 ,Q V ,' Q- W it J 5 iii.. H J - J 6 f Y . 'K' if if V- ..,. if 1 - N W' L' Tl if i 4 .m'L - - . , 5 W. 1 R IR . B B ,R , ' 'I f 1 ' r rsare f B 'V M L V f , -fx 3' - ' R it fl f ',, ' 1 2 l , ' j ,ky 'A,- , E 1, James Bosak Howard Brown Dale Busdieker Coy Clifton David Brandon Ralph Brown Arthur Butts Michael Cook X if 1-if E ' , I is ll gffygfzw' V 5 L ' Jim Brantl Ronald Bugbee Bob Byczynski Henry Copeland Charles Creech Mike Braun Jim Burdue George Byrd .lim Corkins Albert Cross deh John Bridenbaugh Jim Brooks Earnest Burnette George Burnette Wayne Carter Winston Clayton Jerry Counterman Royale Covington Dale Cuzynski Jim Ciubachowski Bertram Brown Tom Burzynski Terry Clemens Mike Crandall Daniel Czyzewski 85 Freshman ,V . A 5 , l .Q W Y' 1 i 4 w W' x 4 K a M if Q ,gg .g A V, A I. j 7 1 A - . . ,X W 1 Y 'WQQEX an F v mg X at K J, g 1 Jai . fi : 2 2- F 1 7 Dennis Donner Jack DeMars Joe Duffey Ronald Duvall I W.- N . I 4, ,., , .. Y Q Q. ei vnu am if .tif vu ,, ,- an , Hs - fl: W ,, - -me :s,5ss : ' K 3 3 f Q ll Q . M ' A3152 if ' E L- i we ,, 3 A QR Li 'ns X 4 1 nn k- li 3 V1 Qi- 9 si .Lx Q N :P V-Q XZ K K William Decker John Doncouse Tom Durfy Lowell Elliott Wayne Decort Dennis Downey Dennis Duston Clair Engelbert Donald DeMars Frank Dudd Dennis Duszynski Edward Estrel I9 William Faber 86 H 'SZ X if lx x R 7 Q S .ff Steve Dauer Claude Davis Tom Deak Bob Dennison Robert Dodd Edward Dohse Michael Duffey John Dunkle Bill Dunn Frank Dzikowski Dave Edmundson Kenneth Eihinger Edwin Farbrother Jack Faunce Michael Fischer Norman Fitsko resllma Wm-'N N F aaa W e s V 1 , 3 A ax? 13? 5 ,LM J -L , ,I ., V RSL, 'Q F ,, ' W 'ii ! t Q Norman Fletcher Carl Fragoso Dave Georgia Victor Gluza Q, fi' 2, John Grant Don Grassie M Bernard David Hahn Hackenberg .lim Frahn 1 , . ., .,.: l L M s g, -- M.- X EK ji 5 I .. Q. I ff 'SEQ x . 'QE !D'c 5 lil. - ., 3 , i r g r F fi? Gary Francis Bob Francis Ronald Gargas George Garufes Alvin Grant Richard Gore Kenneth Charles Graham Bgb GI-qndgwigg Gozdowski Gerald Charles Gwinn Fred Greenwalt Leonard Griffin Grzechowiak Bgb Gufowski Bill Harris Donald Hamilton Norman Hamilton Melvin Hampton Bgb Hu,-man Jim Hasenfratz Bob Harrison .lack Harshbarger Tom Hartman Bill Hqsqpes 87 Freshman , if K, in in H' 3 5, F M' 'Q We in 5 -iz- wi' ,231 ' H , .,. ,, dx R 4:1 ,' 5 , ,ff as A: 11 2 ' fig- s F c it .. ,L . B B- fa . A Bill Haubert Gerald Hill Paul Hollosi Sieve Izsak John Jobuck 88 'Egger 1 x V' I sci. ' 5 ii? Jim Hearn Ken Hinger Joseph Howe Bob Jacobs Clarence Johnson B l Ps-af' f' K .Af I r T gg- 4 3' S f-af? if H 1 il 2 Ie 1 . ,E J . .,, , W 4 V I eZZ I A af. I 9 if Q J I Terry Hecox Bob Hinfz Jack Huber Dan Jackson Clyde Johnson J , F1 M., Wilfred Heiden Bill Hodges Raymond Hunt Jim Jackson Richard Johnson 'YQ wig , , 1, K diff? E g? it 1, We ii Bob Herrick Gene Hoffman Larry Hyftenhove Richard Jackson Garland Jones a s K X g 1 4-1 Q sv V is 2.5, ,f r -n .: JL., A 'Q R r J Bob Hines Bill Hoffman Nelson Irwin Terry Jagiel Q li in V V X .J P a 1 Q Bob Herwaf Albert Hofmeisfer Leslie Ivan Bob Jasinski 19 Freshman ,, .,EE . -A ig, , K K , r- 1 M W r 1 gi is Q - ff' wr Q '1ig?': ' 1 iii J 5 1 1 Y eg: Y 3' f A ff , .--- s 2 i f f 5' ly sssa ' 2 fax g A f 32 M is Q 5 lx W xi X :.A N- , Tom Kaczmarek Jerome Kaczmarek Bill Kafschke Jim Kauss Paul Kenyon Tom Kelsey Nicholas Koelsch Bill Koepplinger 56 Jim Kaczmarek Charles Kearns John Kerin James Koester Frank Krynicki . fm A T fi :- V , Mffmr ' n of 'Q 2 i. Dave Kalucki gg.. Ronald Kaminski Gary Kanlner Martin Keefe Paul Keister Melvyn Kelley Tom Knaggs Jerry Knauf Vern Knee Tim Konwlnski Bob Koons Eugene Korecki Gary Kuebbeler Edward Kuiawa Norman Kuiawa i 41- ff gm, Karl Katafiasz Leroy Kelley Kenneth Kochanowski Tony Kretowicz John Kunich ,, Freshman Tom Kunich Dennis Langel Jerry Light John Lorenzen Ronnie May 90 5 3 f Ronald Kuron Larry Lange Charles Linkey Gary Lougheed Ronald Mayo James Kutzly Ralph Kwiatowski Jim Lagger Bob LeBowsky Leonard Lawson Dennis Lee Edwin Lippus Bob Little Clark Livingston Raymond Louth Jim Lutz Richard Lutz Tommy Maulbetschbon McConnell Henry McCoy W ns- Kenneth Lagger Bill Lankey Ted LeSueur George Lewis Melvin Long Jim Lopinski Coltis Maltbia Bill Mann I9 Freshman M' , dp i , Q., np, , I my M, . ...er t ,M L, ,', .fb V X ,Q 5 J ' - ' L , Q ig p , if 'yr L, V 5 I K I 1,'. E A in N . A , QT s v fm 3 'fl iw 5 W fi , my 2 3 in Q E Y 'CJ g :': fl 2 V ' A 7 I ii R - I fag?-w Q Q V' if 'li'i ' V- 7 1-Q Tom McCoy Bill McDermott Leslie Mears Michael Meeker Horace Miles Bob Miller Ronald Miley Charles Mlms 56 il - X Q. K yi, I ilwrh . 3 at ' . ii ev f ii' ' R R - . M, . M S 1 1 M 1 f' 7' ii . 3 Q2 1 BP f ' .x I A . f,i,-,WL r f B f sg -gl V ' asefzi . I ,is ffm: l 4 L l l t if fi A Y E 1 f, ., 2 s 5 , I . Q . Engl- - I B ' ny 'XF W- gf, :: 'i-'ki 5 i :xii i Clarence McGaha Timothy McGowan Bill McFarIan Richard Meinert Eric Melber Douglas Meyer Gilbert Mitchell Martin Modrowslci .lake Moerman Paul Mlynek Joseph Munger Ronald Murphy Don Olzak Rolland Pacer Mallin Pack 's ,,l Richard McKnight Ken Michalski Ted Montague .lim Neeb Don Pakulski B A if ., gc M -K Larry McNally Bob Mikolaiczyk Pat Murphy Bob Nungester Donald Palmerton 91 Freshman A. 'F 1 5' EXX 521 if - K' X ?' w 3 Y R . ' Dan Paprocki Larry Peterson Donald Poh Bill Raetzke Bernard Pasler Harold Phelps Dennis Porter Jim Rahe Levernon Redfern Charles Reissig 92 i fl: . i . I ' gr f P gf : ' i , wks' -7 I 191 I Bob Patterson George Pavuk Ted Phillips Tom Piasecki Don Postlewaite DeWitt Powell Ronnie Rahe Manuel Ramirez Sam Reynolds Fred Richardson .lim Peck Dave Pickett Ron Przymierski Eddie Raschke Jerry Ridner .lim Penchef Lovett Perryman Clem Pinski Tom Pisula Jim Purse .Iohn Putman Ralph Ray Ken! Reecer 19 reshman Norman Ritter Bob Roach 3555 Mike Rucki .lan Rudnicki Gerry Saffran .lim Samber Alan Schueren John Schuster 56 Gary Robarge Don Robertson Gerald Romano Tom Rothenbuhler George Roundell Wendell Bob Ruetz Rutherford Jerry Rutter Doug Rusch Duck Rygalsku Jerry Saunders Bob Sautter Donald Saylor Kenny ScherkoskeTom Schnapp Raymond Don Schwanbeck Walter Schmidlin David Schmidt Schwandt Charles Scott George Schroder Larry Schultz Tyrone Scurles Rudolf Segura Dave Selle LSA, Freshman gk mb it 32 P R A X 12 ik F X 4 i F u f a V5 J fly- 3 il at at His' Qi Q ' S , ggi. R ,pl 5: Q Qag 1 HEL 3555.4 2213 gf, f 3 :Eggs f!'s'ff iii?-S lia F V .P 45 L: V . I . D x Richard Shank Bob Siders Richard Smart Tom Sours Fred Swann 94 Bob Shellhammer Joe Siminiak Darrel Smith Maurice Stalter Larry Swantusch Keith Sheppard Bob Simpson Fred Smith Jim Stamp Tim Szenclerski eff Q -xp '23 E. .M X H -uw 2 i . Q jg il as Tom Shinauer Wesley Skinner Gerry Smith Ronnie Stark Robert Sweet X ,Q 5 - . ,L W J , .,.. ai mea, 'EI ffl .Rx ing 3 x f P s lg W, if no ,af ,, Bob Shrout Kenneth Skrzyniecki John Smith Joel Stewart Duane Szewezykowcki 5 aw, 3 z vs Q H X, 55 fi Q? i s B 31,4 5 Jim Shook Bill Shuler Bob Slasinaki John Slupecki Fred Sokoloski George Sorerus Bill Stribrny Phillip Strozier I9 Freshm n it 2,, Q , E g g 34 g ym 'gi ily 1 ' T N A ' ! ffijii z i H f. .Q . V' 2 S .W , N infix, . ,..' I I ,Z kc, 4 W- 1 or M , 4 gs ,. , 5 V f 4' L' 1' Qy 1 1 I ,H P -we 2-Q B M , . Qff Y Q 1 LJ 1 ' 'if , 2 W V as V - 'X , i 4, T , x V- SEQ . 5 E 'B' 4 . H 1 A In I , A- Q l l . W '-: .- ' . . - K ' 'f Q' 11, , I ,L, ! is 2- Q I M F E Q1-lg , ,i em Q . X 7 X VA? its I 'E i V V , ., ,V f V 1 gl H 5 . E' ' ,,A. liisags V i v I . ':f, 'N on gf G , f e 'gg i f irrei ' l 1- Q B y 1 i , 2 o 4 B i f sie V it X E - .45 -,, Paul Tank Marvin Taylor George Tooman Anthony Topoleskl Joe Vahey Charles Vail Gary Walters Leroy Walter V 1 ' ?5'?'vH1',?Y x ' H . 'fnffff f , f .V he 2,-1-in an Fred Tiller Jim Tucker .Ioe Tuite Conrad Turner Bob Vernon 'Tom Vaughn Dennis Tesch Robert Tesznerl .lim Vykopal Martin Walkowski Tom Wallace Lee Walterreit Carleton Weiss Carl Welch Kenneth Weller Bill Tied Jim Tomaszewski Ted Ulmer Mike Urrutia Bernard Walduogen Gary Wagner Richard wnwrzyniak Lonnie Weis Dean Westbrook Gaynell Wentland 95 Freshman eei Q ' I Y' ,R Q 'f :IL ' t -3551? f Ls 1227, ,.', W f D of ei , gf ,A A ,gag ..'-- 5 1 . mu. ,m X23 f D 'YL-Qil fi 51 L . I 5: HVV3, - . 3 ig V 'il' 5 .A Q, 95,5 k W in .,.. fi: K M D lael JL naee f ff Y 9 I 'gi' y ,,,'. V,., 1 3' NR? ',-', - -' ii f'LL1 . ' W ' D f U Hg 'fi 4 ,, . 'W :K VVVL h gi ,L , A V A-..,, . ,M . . . I as , :,, ,..,,, 5 l. .,,. F. A s 5 .Q 1 k--k, M . -ff,- X. is-iff ,,j'! was .. , I 4 x ' f ff ',. 5 was I ,- Ted Wilcznski Charles Woitkowiak Ken Young Alvin Williams .Ierry Williams Terry Williams .lim Woodruff Chester Wolf Donald Whalen James Young Richard Zaborski .lack Zauftau XL K E .fwfr ' -Sgwffni K 4 . V- Willie Willis Bill Winland David Wright Ed Wyborski Bob Zautner James Zech Assemblies A 3, 3 Donald Yeager Bruce Williams 96 '-v -'aw Likes to work hard. f I Automotive Trades Mr. Smith's Aeronautics Shop displays iheir glider. X K 98 Experience and hard work produce results in Mr. GansmiIIer's Collision Service. Don'f forge? where the parts go, boys. uildin Trades learning to service refrigerators is a daily task in Mr. Baer's Refrigeration Shop. 83: ,pw A Ax K Soon another fine piece of furniture will :yum be turned out by Mr. Kish's Cabinet Y s Y, Makers. I Z, The Sheet Metal boys gather around Mr. Nissen to learn Future Architectural Draftsmen are hard at work in Mr. the right method. Harrison's shop. 99 Which button do you push? is a serious question in Mr. Senn's Motors and Controls Shop. Electrical Working with electronics is a full-time iob Mr. Galombos' Radio and Communication Shop Tra es Checking with instruments is important work in Mr. Whitney's Auto Electricity Shop. 0 The boys in Mr. Valk's Electrical Construction Shop are always busy. The Office Practice Seniors take time out to have their picture taken. I Graphic Arts Mr. Preis' Juniors keep production going at a fast pace Under the guidance of Mr. Goodrich and Mr. Rom- berger, the Print Shop takes care of the Hi-Crier and Carnival Tickets. Artistic ability is prominent in Mr. Spring's Commercial Art Shop. A group of boys in Welding watch Mr. Myers' demon- stration. etal rades Mr. Eck supervises his Pattern Making boys as they start another iob. 02 I ft R , A word of advice is given by Mr. Drake in the Machine Shop. The camera catches Mr. EIwing's Mechanical Drafting class. n ie .fig Q The boys study hard in Mr. Hawk's Trig. class. Science is interesting in Mr. Beur's class. elated C asses Did you ever see such an enthusiastic History class? 103 W lT 7 .4 Math comes easy to Mr. Brown's enthusiastic class. Time out for gym class. Related Algebra leaves a lasting impression in Mr. Pecsok's room. 04 C asses This is where homework is done, in the study hall! Enjoys these experiences L+,, , ' 56 99 55, e- ible Club FRONT ROW: Lennis Dun- can, Jim Tewell, Al Schalz, Bill Holland, Lowell Baum- ker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Troul- ner, Lafayette Clay, Bill Hoffman, Gene Dickinson. Noi Pictured: Elmer Fuller, Willie Granl. 106 FRONT ROW: Don Brad- shaw, Dennis Keilh, Allan Hodges, Bob Mosley, Moses Florence. SECOND ROW: Tom Deak, Tom Maulbelch, Dennis Smilh, Bill Raelzke, Lonnie Weis, Mr. Breed. Nof Pic- fured: Ronald Kahl, Tom Prickell, James Mann. Varsit 66 9' BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Schultz, James Dusseau, Ed Kerche- val, Tom Burmeisler, Gerald Gulyas, Ralph George, Howard Campbell, John Mulheron, Ron Nowak, Tony Groch. SECOND ROW: Darrell Zielinski, Tom Martinez, Dave Crofoot, Herb Scott, Bill Cook, Dale Graiczyk, Al Misko, Joe Bulls, Mike Hollie, Joe Rybczynski, Ed Darmofal, Richard Maior. ineer X. S? IJ , I K y , I A ap- ' ll Y null! THIRD ROW: John Taylor, Ed Ledzianowski, John Mosko, Richard Britton, Robert Murphy, Irving Fineske, Ulysses Howard, David Parker, Isaac Strozier, James Boyd, Willis Lunpy, Stan Kruzel, Ken Kurcheval. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Pecsok, Ronald Fledderiohann, Paul Rehfeldt, Robert Adams, Dick Utter, Len Sorosiak, Bob Cosgrove, William Ragans, John Palroulis, John Shipmen, Tom Przybylski, Occie Burt. FRONT ROW: Larry Vergiels, Richard Podiak, Ignatz Linzmeier, Gordon Denton, Duane Ebright. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schweinhagen, David Zydorczyk, Bruce Main, Cas Wietrzykow- ski, Dan Snyder, Ronnie Charles. I 07 rojectionists FRONT ROW: Arl Zdawczyk, Tom Lewandowski, Tom Przybylski, Paul Muguler, Paul Fairchild, Joe Jukulo- ,Nix wicz, Don Goulelle, George Reinemulh, Reggie Schulz. SECOND ROW: Adviser: Mr. While, Gerald Hill, Terry Hecox, Tom Kunich, John Pulman, Ron Bialecki, Jim Wesolowski, Jerry Napier- ala. THIRD ROW: Bernard Wald- vogel, Jerry Ridner, Bernard Pasler, Charles Woilkowiak, Louis Mannebach, Bill Win- land, Bill Raelzke, Norman Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Mike Rucki, Bill Hoffman, John Birl- whislle, Ed Rashke, Anlhony Topoleski, Gene Korecki, Bob lebowsky. adio lub FRONT ROW: Ralph Pelers, Jack Minke, Tom Richells, Jim Redenbo, John Hawley, Frank Pavlica. SECOND ROW: Adviser: Mr. Galombos, Vincenl Davis, Tom Molsinger, Jerry Gunn, Ron Koperski, Bill Ryan, Dick Kluck. THIRD ROW: Willie Willis, Bernard Pasler, Richard Smarl, Dick Kemf, Jim Purse, Gordon Sager, Alberl Cody. llniol' l'0SS FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Mosely, Earl Irwin, Joe Jakutowicz, Mrs. Langenderfer, Mrs. Hauser, Jay Johnson, Frazell Carnes. SECOND ROW: Gene Dickinson, John Hendricks, Richard Gramling, Mike Cropper, Bob Grimes, Virley Reed. THIRD ROW: Thomas Vann, Don Bradshaw, Olis Jones, Gerald Suminski, Gerald Lessenlin. ibrary Helper ,I .gals 1 vi-L V 5 fiiiifzn. L- 'V 'I ,-,yr T. , ,gg Ali f r 7 it-5 ff' i ?'i -3, 1 ' , le rig I FRONT ROW: John Dunkl, Tom Pickle, Milion Single- ion, John Kusz, George Early, Ron Koperski, Vincent Davis, James Young. SECOND ROW: Gary Fran- cis, Jim Rufly, Ralph Kwial- kowski, Bill Hoffman, Gar- land Jones, Manuel Remer- ez, Bob Lillle, Mrs. Soulhard. THIRD ROW: Gabino Vene- gas, David Woitowicz, Ger- ald Smilh, Nicholas Kroch- malny, Gerald Tracht, Jim Franklin, David Jozwiak, Don Bradshaw. 10 9 R 2 tamp lub l FRONT ROW: Bob Jankowski, Mr. Schweinhagen, Duane Ebrighl SECOND ROW: Joe Rybczynski, Bob Baumgarlner. Oil Man for u Day FRONT ROW: Arthur Sandburg, Andrew Rasi, Julius Osslif- fin, Blaine Aullman, John Pohlman, Jerry Straugalski. SECOND ROW: Len Sorosiak, Bill Cook, Dale Graiczyk, lgnalz Linzmeier, Dick Major, Bob Bender, Paul Werner. THlRD ROW: Wayne Healer, James Szczublewski, Dick Podiak, Thomas Bachli, Occie Burl, James Redenbo, Willie Grant. KN-. indow i play LEFT: Bob Kardasz and Dick Krbeger arranging a display for the front window. BELOW: Bob and Dick paint a sleigh for the Christmas display. s as as 'l'I'I Bob, Tom and Bill prepare the sound equipment for an assembly. 2 ound qllipment LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Bausch, William Ryan, Tom Rickells. Believes this is the life. xl-T Craftsman William Cook Co-editor STAFF . Co-editors ............. ...... W illiam Cook, Joe Arthur Assistant Editors ....... ....... B rian White, Larry Pfund, David Szyskowski Art ......... .......... J oe Arthur Layout ....... ..,.. W illiam Cook Copy ................ ...................... J ay Johnson Photography ....... ...... R . A. Breed, Ron Bialecki, Lowell Baumker Susbscription Manager .......,.. Robert Mosley, Duane Wachowiak, Art Zdawczyk Business Managers .......... Kenneth Horner, Jim Sieler Assistant Business Managers ............ Don Bradshaw, Richard Demko, Louis Lowery, Tom Reed Typist .............................................. Robert Mosley Joe Arthur Co-editor FRONT ROW, left to right: David Szyskowski, Bob Mosley, Kenny Horner, Larry Pfund, Bill Cook, Joe Arthur, Jay Johnson, Brian White, Miss Velerh Huffman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Howard White, Larry Holewinski, John Pohlman, Bob Kardasz, Tom Przybylski, Duane Wachowiak, Ronald Bialecki, Don Bradshaw, Mr. Ernest Spring. THIRD ROW: John Tayler, Tom Reed, Art Zdawczyk, Dick Kroeger, Wilbert Clay, Dick Demko. 4 Jay .Iohnson discusses copy with typist Bob Mosely. The Craftsman advisers: SEATED: Velerh Huffman, Harry Baumker, Ernest Spring. STANDING: R. A. Breed and Howard White. The 1956 Craftsman Staff has worked 'long and hard to present this volume. We hope that the students are proud of it. Assuring rapid and thorough progress were the editors Joe Arthur and Bill Cook. .lay Johnson pro- duced most of the copy, and Bob Mosley handled the demanding typing assignment. Special acco- lades go to Larry Pfund, Brian White, and Dave Szyskowski for their part in capably carrying out assignments in composition, proofing, and editing. Giving splendid advice and encouragement to the staff were the following faculty members: edi- torial, Howard White, art adviser, Ernest Spring, business, Velerh Huffman, and photography, Ru- dolph Breed. A special word of gratitude is given to Anna Schwertzler and Alvin Preis who gave so freely and wholeheartedly of their wide experience in publications. The staff is also indebted to the members of the Publications Committee for their cooperation. The Craftsman Staff thanks the student body for its wonderful support of this volume of the Crafts- man. The manner in which you subscribed encour- aged us to do our very best. Assistants Brian White, Dave Szyskowski, and Larry Pfund prepare for next year by learning their ioh well. Under the watchful eye of Joe Arthur lrearj the staff works rapidly. The business managers, Art Zdawczyk, Tom Reed, Don Bradshaw and Jim Sieler, count receipts after a record sales. The editors, Bill Cook and .loe Arthur, gratefully acknowledge all assistance given them in the realization of this book. They hope that you agree with them that the i956 Craftsman is a tribute to all who aided in its production. 115 '- rier BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Paul Werner, Paul Krasniewski, Jim Snyder, Mr. Romberger, Leon Kauss, Gene Metzger, Howard Crowe, Dave Falkenberg, Joe Jakutowicz. SECOND ROW: Miss Schwertzler, Louis Lowery, AI Schatz, Dale Bryan, Pat Ryan, Frank Sudek, Cecil Adams, Dick Craw- l l Editor Eugene Dubuc checks over copy with assistant Bob 116 Lee. ford, Bob Lee, Eugene Dubuc, Mr. Goodrich. THIRD ROW: Jerry Sochacki, Ed Darmofal, Bob Wimberly, Ron Kaczala, John Martis, Joe Horvath. TOP ROW: Dick Lewandowski, Don Jim Plageman, Ed Nickey, Bob Dan Schaarschmidi, Tony Repar, kmer, Ed Ledzianowski. Co-Editors ......,... ...... T ony Repar, Eugene Dubuc Assistant Editor ,...... Exchange Editor ..,.. Club Editor ........ Sports Editor ................... . ................ Shop Editors ......,. Leo Business Managers .................. Circulation Manager ...... .......... Linotype Operator ..... ..... Photographer ....... Artist ............, Cartoonist ..... . Typlsts .,.... ...s.... Lee ...,.,Joe Jakutowicz ......Paul Werner .Joe Horvath n Kauss, Don Schaarschmidt ..Ed Ledzianowski, Larry Holtgrieve .Jim Snyder .Paul Werner Ron Bialecki Wilbert Clay Dick Kroeger .John Martis, Cecil Adams, Al Schatz, Frank Sudek Pressmen ....s....... Howard Crowe, Gerald Gulyas, Phil Johnston Printing Advisers ....... ..... M . C. Goodrich, Robert Romberger Publications Adviser ...... ..... A nna Schwertzler Setting the headlines are Dave Falken- berg, Gene Metzger, and Paul Kras- niewski. Bob Lee, Gene Metzger, Eugene Dubuc, and Gerald Sochacki check the layout for the next issue. Paul Werner runs the linotype which The Hi-Crier is printed on the Kelly by Howard Crowe, Gerald Gulyas, casts all the type used in the paper. and Phil Johnston. The 1955-56 Hi-Crier staff has now completed the 29th year of the paper's operation. The aim of this year's staff has been to support and properly publicize every worthwhile Macomber Vocational High School activity, and to help promote good public relations between Macomber, other high schools, and Toledo organizations and industries. The Hi-Crier is an unusual high school publication, because it is written by reporters from all classes and shops, and, is printed by the Senior Printers in the school's Print Shop. Regular columns which were published this year were: Meri-Mac Man, a - column which was dedicated to a top-ranking student, lnquiring Reporter, a column for the opinions of the students and faculty, Answer Man, a column originated for students who sought answers to their questions, Exchange Excerpts, a column for the selections from our high school neighbors' papers, Pickin' the Platters, a rock and roll column, naming the top records for that particular issue, Korney Korner, a column of humor, and, My Opinion, written by a student who gave his slant on sports subiects. Other material which appeared in this year's Hi-Crier were: news stories, feature stories, shop and club news, poetry, editorials, and sports articles. The staff wishes to extend sincere gratitude to the many instructors and students who made contributions which helped to make this year a successful one for the Hi-Crier. Sports Editor .Ioe Horvath fright, interviews a student to find his opinion of the coming tournaments. 1'l 7 W, , L+ Meri-Mac Carniva A view of the crowds at the Carnival. One of the outstanding events sponsored by any Toledo high school has been the Meri-Mac Carnival. Since the early 1930's this activity has become bigger and better. Macomber students look forward to it each May. lt is an All-Macomber activity, for all of the students and faculty plus the parents and friends of the students turn in to insure its success. From the proceeds of the annual carnival have come athletic equipment, band instruments and uniforms, film proiectors and screens, books and instructional materials, trips for students, awards of all kinds, a public address system, and many other materials and equipment for all of us at Macomber. Students now at Macomber are benefiting as the result of past carnivals even es Macomber students of tomorrow will be helped by the work and success of the 1956 Meri-Mac Carnival. Carnival time has come and gone. Once again everyone who helped to organize and produce it, and everyone who attended it knows that he was united with others in one great activity for the good of Macomber. 8 Popcorn is a big item on the Midway The annual Meri-Mac Carnival always draws a big crowd. One of the main attractions is the Boxing and Wrestling Show. I better win this time! The spectators are equally fascinated with the camera as the mouse. n - - ,. A few people turned out for the Carnival. ll -9 QYNWWR 2371 Band SCH FRONT ROW, lefl to right: Alberl Flowers, Oiis Jones, Romeo Taylor, Bob Kardasz, Don Schaarschmidf, Fred Burke, Wilberi Clay, Bob Moroszek. SECOND ROW: Bob Koons, Sam Reynolds, Jim Baldwin, Jim Baker, Glen Cook, Len Griffin, Jim Tewell, Vincent Davis, Dan Schlegel, Mr. Gordon. THIRD ROW: Paul Beard, Gerald Suminski, Arnold Lebowsky, Bob Grimes, Bob Plasencio, Lorry Covrefle, Don Maconnell, John Zankl, Jerome Kazmarek, Bob Dennison, Verny Knee. Flag Bearer, Otis Jones. 20 Mr. Gordon directs field maneuvers. Drum Muior, Romeo Taylor. ee Club FRONT ROW, left lo right: Mr. Gordon, Director, Bill Hoffman, Dick Lewandowski, Joe Jakutowicz, Bob Napierala, Otis Jones, Don Bradshaw, Dan Contreras, Victor Posan. SECOND ROW: Bob Mosley, Jim Sieler, Dennis Keith, Tom Burmeister, Romeo Taylor, Bob Hunsaker, Kenny Horner, Virley Reed, Jerry Gulyas, David Baron, Phil Johnston. THIRD ROW: David Szyskowski, Tom Maulbetch, John Pavlica, Melvin Noble, David Jozefowicz, Jerry Reed, Moses Florence, Frazell Carnes. FOURTH ROW: Tom Deak, Jim Neeb, Edward Luppus, Earl Koger, Darrell Smith, Norman Fitsko. rom and ances A rare treat it is to buy tickets from these fair Couples in line for refreshments at Macomber's Prom. Musical atmosphere was provided by Tom Todak's orchestra. damsels. Joyce Oliver, Macomber's Student Council queen, and her escort, Dick Crawford. The couples seem to be enioying the Student Members of the Mid-Term Swing Committee take a bow at the Council Dance. dance. 2 Is an aggressive sportsman F 9 The seniors receive u tribute before their lust game. Coach Slovak tells Ed Kerchevall how to do it: 24 And he does it!! it TOP ROW: Steve Torda, line Coach, C. Tiller, D. Udder, L. Good, J. Mulheron, H. Campbell, L. Rompf, R. George, D. Zielinski, B. Ragans, D. Spychalski, M. Hollie, Bob Slovak, head coach. A MIDDLE ROW: Steve Contos, backfield coach, B. Adams, B. Cosgrove, R. Ciboro, J. Mosko, F. Shipman, R. Osterman, J. Varsit Patroulis, T. Burmeister, J. Butts, R. Nowak, D. Parker, Artie Brighton, trainer. BOTTOM ROW: H. Scott, E. Kerchevall, D. Crofoot, B. Cook, O. Burt, R. Szydlowski, T. Martinez, L. Sorosiak, J. Shipman, M. Hollowell, D. Maior, B. Adams. oothall Team New Philadelphia .... l 3 Scott ........................ l 3 Defiance ..... ...... 0 Central ..... ...... l 3 Mike Hollie carries the ball against DeVilbiss os Bill Cook RECORD 1 1955 Macomber ....... ..... W oodward ..... 0 Macomber ...... ..... l 9 Macomber ....... ...., W aite ........ ..... O Macomber ...... 6 Macomber Marion ..... 2 Macomber ...... .....2l Macomber ....... ..... D eVilbiss ..... 40 Macomber ...... 6 Macomber ....... ..... L ibbey .....l4 Dick Maior and Len Sorosiok stop DeVilbiss' Spiewick. leads ihferferente- 125 9 .Iohn Pafroulis Occie Burt Dave Parker Milton Hallowell Len Sorosiak Capt. Guard Halfback Center Tackle Fullback All-City Linebacker All-City All-City All-City, 2nd All-City, H. M. With the conclusion of the fifth year of foot- ball at Macomber, it may be safely said that the other city-'league teams have learned that the Craftsmen are on their way up in this game of football. The spirit and the sports- manship of the varsity were never over- shadowed as the team contended against all of its opponents. The powerful line and the swift backfield working together were responsible for the fine record achieved by Macomber. One high- light of the season was the first victory over a fine Waite eleven, a perennial favorite in the city league. This win confirmed the general belief that Macomber has a very promising future in football. It will be the responsibility of next year's team to further improve the caliber of play. William Cook Dick Maier Howard Campbell Quarterback- Guard Tackle . y u . --.f.., .,. 7.5 is , es. iv , .5 4 . .I - ' 'I :,::1,E,1 Lf' V 1-'27 ' . ' 'WS 1 mf ' - - 1 ' -fs- g i M . V ? . V A 4- 1, z I M40-1--. VWYZ '5..,'S2wLff-,W 1 i'3 .,-,Qu -X?52T1.'L:9.' I' Q. V fjfliflqi-1 - . .EEL -,:. :WJ V V In -' . fipwf .tk ,L - N , 1 ' 'a.g5g:,n..- - - - The hard char9ln9 Macomber line. -- Chuck Tiller End Ron Szydlowski John Shipman Mike Hollie Bill Ragans Guard Guard Halfback End isa- mr-IP 9 f ' sr . C5 The Horse Sorosiak rolls over the Central players for precious yardage. The selection of the following players to the All-City teams brought honor to the players themselves and to Macomber: John Patroulis, Dave Parker, Milton Hollo- well, and Occie Burt. Congratulations! No team is better than its coaching staff, and Macomber is indeed fortunate to have the following men on its coaching staff: head coach, Robert Slovak, assistants, Steve Contos, Bob Case, Jim Krupp, and Steve Torda. The trainer and equipment manager is Artie Brighton. Hats off, men, for your very competent and enthusiastic leadership. The members of the 1956 varsity will long remember the happy victories and the disappointing losses, and they will long remember the fine year they had together. Good luck! Macomber is proud of you! The senior backs execute an end sweep. From left are Occle Burt stops a Scott back as Soroslak comes up to Mike Hollie, Len Sorosiak, Occie Burt, and Bill Cook. help Captain .Iohn Patroulis closes m on a DeViIbiss ball carrier. FRESHMAN Macomber .............,.. 20 Scott ....... . 7 Macomber ........ ..... 0 Waite ..... . 0 Macomber ........ ..... 7 Libbey ...... .20 Macomber ........ ...,. 7 Central ...... . 7 Macomber ........ .... 6 DeVilbiss ................ 13 Macomber ,,.,,.,. ..... 6 Woodward .............. 1 2 Record Won l Lost 3 Tied 2 Freshmen learn the fundamentals of football the hard way. LIGHTWEIGHT Macomber ................ 41 Scott ...... ...... 7 Macomber ...... ...... O Waite ,,,.... ...... 7 Macomber ,,.... ...... 1 3 DeVilbiss .... .,.... l 3 Macomber ....... ...... 7 Libbey ..... ...... l 3 Macomber ...... ...... 6 Central ........ ...... l 8 Macomber ...... ...... 3 6 Woodward ..... ...... 0 Record Won 2 Lost 3 Tied The football players get a hand at the Waite assembly. ightweight Football TOP ROW, left to right: Mgr. Bob Grimes, Larry Deal, Jim Rufty, Huddleston, Don Levis, Ray Lewandowski, Larry Weidinger, Dave Dennis Smith, Chuck Schroeder, John Smith, Ulysses Howard, John Boyles, Richard Schwyn, Tom Wesolowski, Coach Bob Case. Rathke, Bob Foster, John Gawle, Bill Adams, Doug Park, Willis BOTTOM ROW: Tom Connolly, Jim Stackowiak, Jim Axton, Frazell Lundy, Gary Rhoades, Robert Parker. Carnes, Don Reilly, Gerald Reed, Jim Bray, Ken Bowman, John MIDDLE ROW: William Blake, Bob Beildman, Sam Cole, Bruce Smith, Lenny Erdman. F esllm 00th ll TOP ROW, left to right: B. Fragoso, W. McFarland, N. Bigelow, E. Grassie, J. Hearn, R. Murphy, A. Butts, T. Maulbetsch, J. Bosak, Unidentified, R. Covington, E. Farbrother, W. Stribrny, A. Cross, James KrUPP, Coach. SECOND ROW: Unidentified, K. Reecer, D. Birkhold, C. Johnson D. Porter, R. Siders, R. Shellhammer, W. Beidleman, L. Schultz, J. Faunce, C. Wolf, B. Shrout, G. Lougheed, J. Putman, D. Westbrook, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Manager M. Fisher, C. Fragoso, L. Walterreit, R. Gargas, C. Gwinn, J. Jobuck, J. Baker, R. Stark, N. Hamilton, D. Postlewaite, Unidentified, T. Hecox, C. Linkey, T. Pisula, E. Estrel, Manager. 129 Champions in ction Misko 1601 clears a rebound. Szabo leaps high for a try at the basket. rv W eebeff up Y : -1- 'Q -.Ls af.a:+,::'+:'::'1f -f . V if 130 JK Two points coming up for Macomber. it Champs With the clock showing no time left to play, Tip Koch dropped two free throws through the net to give St. Marys a story-book win over the Craftsmen in the semi- final game of the Northwestern Regionals. It took such a feat to mark the end for Macomber's cage team as it traveled the championship trail-a trail that had led to the championships of the city league and of the Sectional and the District tournaments. This team accomplished these deeds by playing until the oppo- nents faded. Time after time during the season and in tourney play our valiant lads came from behind to score the important points and gain startling victories. Coach Ben Jeffery's team proved beyond all doubt by its tournament play that it deserved the champion's laurels. After postinggtwelve straight wins over the other Toledo schools, the first time that a league team had done this since the i944-45 season, the Craftsmen went on to defeat Woodward, Central, and Scott in the Sectional grind. A rousing 60-42 win over Anthony Wayne in the District elimination sent the Craftsmen against undefeated St. Marys in the Regionals. At that lTO PAGE 1331 ff ' 75 SQ U1 57 xy 62 5 TOP ROW, left to right: Bunk Adams, George Miller, Herb Scott, Tom Reed, Bob Thrasher, AI Misko, Coach Ben Jeffery. BOTTOM ROW: Kent Bradford, Manager, Ran Fledderiohann, Ike Strozier, Ron Shultz, Mike Hollie, John Szabo, Dennis Winckowski, 1955-56 RECURD Dick Britton, Manager. rp 43546 Herb Scott fights for rebound against DeViIbiss. Macomber ...... 56 Whitmer .......... Macomber ...... 42 'Lima Senior ...... Macomber ...... 42 Clay .,,...,,.,,,.... Macomber ...,.. 49 Libbey ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Macomber ...... 49 Fostoria ..,,........ Macomber ...... 51 DeViIbiss .......... Macomber ...... 45 Central ............ Macomber ...... 55 Scott ...... ...,... Macomber ...... 57 Waite .............. Macomber ....., 65 Libbey ,......,...... Macomber ...... 41 Woodward ...... Macomber ...... 33 Canton Timken Macomber ...... 40 Central ............ Macomber ...... 56 DeVilbiss .,........ Macomber .... 108 Holland ............ Macomber ...... 55 Scott ................ Macomber ...... 47 Waite .........,.... Macomber ...... 56 Woodward ...... Toledo Tournament Macomber ...... 61 Woodward ...... Macomber ...... 51 'Central ............ Macomber ...... 49 Scott ................ District Tournament Macomber ...... 60 Anthony Wayne Regional Tournament Macomber ...... 61 St. Mary's .... ,.. Won 20 Lost 3 T Overtime 35 46 41 47 43 47 43 48 47 57 29 62 34 53 57 33 41 42 49 49 46 42 63 131 Lg, Sectional Champs John Szabo Bunk Adams AI Misko Mike Hollie All-City All-Ciiy Forward Guard Forward Forward H. M. All-City H. M. All-City George Miller Herb Scoh Ike Sfrozier Tom Reed Forward Center Guard Cenier H. M. All-City Ron Schulfs Ron Fledderiohann Bob Thrasher Dennis Winckowski Guard Forward Forwo rd Guard 'I32 istrict Champs Macomber receives the trophy for the District Championship having romped Anthony Wayne 60-42. time the Jeffery-coached cagers had a ten-game winning streak working following a mid-season loss to Canton Timken. Earlier in the season, after dropping a 46-42 thriller to Lima Senior in an overtime contest, the Craftsmen linked nine consecutive victories. The over-all record was twenty wins and three losses, not counting a victory over the Alumni. We are proud of the record of the I956 cagers, especially when we remember that they were counted among the last sixteen teams of the 328 Class A teams that started tournament play, and in the final Associated Press poll, Macomber was ranked tenth in the state. Individual honors came to the members of the Cramps when Bunk Adams, a unanimous choice, and John Szabo were named to the first team of the I956 All-City squad. The other starters, Al Misko, Mike Hollie, and Herb Scott, received honorable mention. John Szabo was chosen the most valuable player, and Ike Strozier was named the most valuable substitute by their fellow students. Three factors that stamped this team with success were its fine scoring punch, its tremendous defensive ability, and its bench strength. Ready at a moment's call to fill a breach were Ike Strozier, Tom Reed, George Miller, and Dennis Winckowski. Rounding out the power-packed roster were Ron Fledderiohann, Bob Thrasher, and Ron Schultz. Ably assisting Mr. Jeffery, who served his first year as varsity coach, were lightweight coach Robert Case and frosh coach Steve Contos. The student managers were Kent Bradford and Dick Britton. Another basketball season has closed, and another in- spiring chapter has been written in Macomber's athletic history. In years to come we will say, This was one of the finest! Thanks for everything, Team, and we wish you good fortune in direct proportion to the thrills, the success, and the heritage that you have given to all Macmen. Central was a stepping stone to the sectional title as Macomber bounced back after being down 15 points to win in overtime 51-49. Wow! Look what l've found! Ballet anyone? 133 Clearing the boards became a habit with these two. Red Szabo shows his versatility as he snags a re- bound against Central. 134 Where did it go? Who has it? Jeff gives a defense on the spur of the moment. Such action won many games for the Mac-Men. Mike Hollie lays in two m o re fo r the Craftsmen. 22 It is apparent that this game is close. Reserve Coach Bob Case and Athletic Director Earl Kaiser assisted greatly in bringing the championships to Macomber. Macomber's golden touch ended as St. Marys came from behind to win 63-61. l Macomber took the city tournament with a 49-46 win over Scott. Macomber ................ 54 Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber .....,.......... Macomber .............t .:48 Macomber ................ Macomber ...... Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ 48 Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber .......r........ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber. Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber ................ Macomber. Macomber ................ Macomber ................ i' Overtime LIGHTWEIGHT RECORD Whitmer .... Lima ...... Clay ...... Libbey ...., Fostoria DeVilbiss .. Central ..... Scott ...... Waite .... Libbey ..... Woodward Central ...... DeVilbiss .. Scott ...... Waite ........ Woodward Holland .... FRESHMAN RECORD La ke ...... Libbey ...... Olney ..... DeVilbiss .. Central ...... Scott .......,.. Ottawa Hills Waite ..,..... Libbey ...... Woodward Central ...... DeVilbiss .. Scott ........., Waite ...., St. Francis . Woodward i lltweight ask tb ll 'ff 2 I Al ll 13 v--' '16 flu 3, FRONT ROW, left lo right: David Baerlschi, Dick Mielcarek, Jim Bray, Ken Bowman, Dick Groch, Jim Tewell, Bill Williams, Jim Reifer. BACK ROW: Bill Taylor, Jerry Lessenlin, Leif Rompf, Dave Boyles, Chuck Schroeder, Dick Kempf, Coach Bob Case. Freshman ask tb ll 6 TOP ROW, left Io right: Mr. Conlos, Bill McFarlan, Ken Kochanowski, Larry Swanlusch, Joel Slewarl, John Putman, Jim Hearn, Ken Logger. SECOND ROW: Mike Urrulia, Tyrone Scurles, Bill Slribrny, Chuck Gwinn, Darrel Smilh, Dean Weslbrook, Bill Raelzke, Don Pakulski, Managers Garland Jones, Charles Creech. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Ken Kerchevall, Dale Graiczyk, Richard Fuss, Al Misko, Ken Chechak. MIDDLE ROW: Ron Fledderiohann, Jerry Vasko, Joe Rybczynski, aseball Gerald Kufel, Occie Burt, Tom Connolly. TOP ROW: Coach Bruce Sautter, Leon Strause, Jerry Lefevre, Ron Hafner, Len Pavuk, Jim Maiorana, Ulysses Howard, Willis Lundy. Play ball! No baseball team answers that call to action more eagerly than Macomber's nine. Coached by Bruce Sautter, the boys that represent the Black and Gold always play with finesse and spirit. Last year's team was no exception as it gave the opposition keen competition until the final out. A fine group of veterans is returning for the 1956 season. Dale Graczyk is an excellent pitcher, and he is described as the hardest work on the team. Two other lads that ought to develop into capable chuckers are Ken Chechak and Joe Rybczynski. The infield may well include Ron Fledderiohann, Richard Fuss, Al Misko, Jerry Vasko, and Ronnie Schultz. Jerry doubles as a pitcher while Ronnie is very good at patrolling the outfield. Touted as one of the finest high-school outfielders in the city is Occie Burt. This lad hits as well as he throws and fields. Another outfielder of proven ability is Ken Kerchevall. While these players will be fighting to keep a varsity position, they will be challenged by Gerald Kufel and Tom Connolly plus several underclassmen. Many will be trying for the catching post where there is no seasoned performer. It is good to remember that the 1955 team won ten games and lost five. Its city-league record of six wins and three defeats earned it second place. In the sectional tourney, Macomber went' all the way to the final game before losing to Scott. With such a fine record as that, we hope that the 1956 team will be encouraged to hit and run right into the championships. 13 7 1 L YT' .. w . ,, ,.,,.... , .. wp! Q W - eloe H' ' . wif' . i f - -fa , ,gg I 'Q ' F! A tg f fm .. X , f .W 1, fs! 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