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

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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

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Alvin C. Bippus Junior-Senior Counselor Walter Ardner School Activities Assistant rincipals Arthur D. Diller Freshman-Sophomore Counselor

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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