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

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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

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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.