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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1957 volume:

x 'ao M Q, efmiw R, Q N w T' 'lf , HH -,Vg77V-442 J J WZ! 922144 vw:-z3f,,? ,E-f4,,M2f Z'+Q 'gf 1 I , 4 M4 I' If The narrow and winding road crawls up and over the hill. From atop the knoll we see a plain, yellow with grain, a valley with shadows and mist, and carts with horses and donkeys pulling them on their clattering way. Beyond this vista, and rising higher than the tallest oak in the nearby forest, we see the Towers. The sight of them lifts our spirits and strengthens our limbs. We know that beneath them there is food and shelter. There too are the minstrel's songs of gaiety and of remorse, the ringing blows of the blacksmith, and the litany for the dead as intoned in the monastery. As life goes on in the present, the Towers remind us of the glories of the past. They are also like clarion calls announcing great portents of the future years-eras in which men will live better with greater understanding. Cul- tures and achievements will result that will become Towers in their own right. People will look to them, will be guided by them, and will be inspired by them. We at Macomber endeavor in this volume of the Craftsman to catch and to reflect the assurances, the adventures, and the thrills of life that Towers through the ages encourage all peoples to experience. Jnzmwnlwl, 'K oi o io ,E l o l957 CRAFTS Irving E. Macomber Vocational High School Toledo, Ohio THE 1957 CRAFTSMAN PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS SHOPS TABLE OF CONTENTS FRONTISPIECE ................ ....... . .. . I DEDICATION ............ ..... 3 ADMINISTRATION .........,. ..... 4 Principal ....,.......,.........,,. ..... 5 Assistant Principals ......... ..... 6 Office Staff .,................ ..... I 4 Cafeteria and Custodians ..... ..... I 5 SENIORS .............................. ..... I 7 Prophecy .,........A................... ..... I 8 Senior Board and Committees ....... ......... I 9 STUDENT DANCES .................... ......... 5 I STUDENT COUNCIL ................. ......... 5 2 STUDENT COURT ....... ......... 5 3 JUNIORS ............... ......... 5 5 SOPHOMORES ........... ......... 6 9 FRESHMEN ..,.................. ......... 8 3 SHOPS AND CLASSES ..,,..... ....... 9 9 CLUBS ....................... ......... I 07 ACTIVITIES .......,. ......... I I5 ATHLETICS .,........... ......... I 25 AUTOGRAPHS ....... ......... I 47 CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ' DEDICA TION Mr. Theodore Nissen It is the pleasure of the Class of i957 to dedicate its Craftsman to Mr. Theodore Nissen, Sheet Metal instructor. Mr. Nissen is retiring this June upon the completion of thirty-four years as a vocational education teacher. lt is noteworthy to report that Mr. Nissen has been recognized as a fine craftsman in his field. In addition to his outstanding record of training students in Sheet Metal, our sub- iect has always taken pride in and has received much satisfaction from seeing his students obtain fine positions in their chosen vocation. A native of Lime City, Ohio, Mr. Nissen attended Woodward Tech, the University of Toledo, and The Ohio State University. Before becoming a teacher in Toledo, he was employed by the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad and by the Matthews Boat Company of Port Clinton. ln addition to his family responsibilities and civic duties, Mr. Nissen found time and interest to become a Thirty-second Degree Mason. He is a member and Past Master of Yondota Lodge No. 572, F. 8. A. M. Mr. Nissen's helpmate has been his wife Amelia. They are the parents of four children and they have ten grandchildren. Best wishes to you, Mr. Nissen, and may your heart be kept young by the devotion of your grandchildren, and your life more en- ioyable by the play of trout and bass at the end of your favorite fishing line. SUPERINTENDENT or scHooLs The doors of Macomber Vocational High School were opened for the first time in September, 1938. Since then hundreds of young men have passed through its portals. Macomber graduates and other former Macomber students now occupy important positions in the field of industry both in Toledo and other cities throughout the country. To be a graduate of Macomber is a mark of distinction. Students, past and present, have been a credit to the school. The educational standing of any school is determined by the quality of its faculty and student body. ln these respects Macomber has alwoys been a school of high rating. My best wishes to the members of the class of i957 and all other students of Macomber for their future success and happiness. E. L. Bowsher E. L. Bowsher Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Bretherton, Raymond Di Baldwin, Mrs. June Kuebbeler. STANDING: Wayne Showaker, Edwin D. Dodd, ACTING PRINCIPAL Mr. Harry J. Baumker These are the morning announce- ments . . . . Considering the Towers of old, and the Towers of today, we have symbols of two distinct eras. The Towers of old were land- marks of strength and protection. They were usually a part of the fortification or wall, be- neath them lived the kings, knights, lords, and rulers of old. The Towers provided means of observing the approach of an enemy, they directed travelers so they would not get lost. Today we wish to think of Towers as achieve- ments which have been obtained through edu- cation, mechanical skill, scientific knowledge, and mathematical ability. Through these media we have developed atomic energy, radio, tele- vision, electrical energy, modern transportation, and all the other modern miracles which make our twentieth century so outstanding. These modern advances are the Towers of to- day, and, in every way, overshadow the Towers of old. We at Macomber like to think of our graduates over the past thirty-two years as builders of the Towers of today through the positions they have achieved in management, leadership they have realized in business and industry, and the distinction they have earned in their vocations or pro- fessions. We trust that the T957 graduates of Macomber will set their sights to a height that they will be builders of the Towers of today and tomorrow by achieving positions of leadership in their fields. W Do you think this would be the best way? and Macomber definitely will be represented. ASSISTANT Arthur D. Dlller Freshman-Sophomore Counselor Alvin C. Bippus Junior-Senior Counselor Walter A. Ardner School Achvuhes PRINCIPALS A most impressive sight as you approach from the valley below is the awe inspiring Bok Tower, located in the center of the citrus belt in Florida. The traveler promptly recognizes it as a symbol of strength and inspiration. To you Seniors, I remind you that the skills that you have learned and the friend- ships that you have made during the past four years will be employed as Towers of 'strength and inspiration, as you settle down to the business of making a living. I wish each of you a wonderful life as you use them in achieving success and happiness. To The Class of T957: During the last four years you have faced many problems. These problems involved learning complicated theories, mastering difficult techniques, and learning how to get along with other people. Allow me to congratulate each of you personally on the suc- cessful solutions you have made to these problems. lt is my earnest hope that you will solve the similar problems of adult life with equal skill. My very best wishes go with you as you undertake this endeavor. Z45Q5A55sw Your Towers of knowledge, character, skill, and personality should serve to give you a sense of proportion which will be useful throughout your lifetime. Attacking problems with energy and enthusiasm will, in a large measure, determine your success or failure in society. Aim your talents toward success. Remember, extra effort brings extra compensation. By your American heritage you are obligated to give service to your family, your community, your church, and your country. To give of your time, skill, and ability may require sacrifice, but your contribution will be more worthwhile if it is given in the proper spirit. Your preparation here at Macomber in the mental, mechanical, and social skills should supply the foundation for your Towers of future achievement. 451 FACULTY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Esmond Whitney, Mr. Frank Drake, Mr. Donald Valk, Mr. Russell Bear, Miss Anna Schwertzler, Mr. Sam Harrison, Mr. Harold McCrae, Mr. Forrest Smith. Eight members of the Macomber faculty serve as Faculty Department Chairmen. Working with Mr. Baumker and the assistant principals, these instructors coordinate the instructional material used in their respective departments. Chairmen and their departments are: Mr. Russell Bear, Physical Science, Mr. Frank Drake, Metal Trades, Mr. Sam Harrison, Building Trades, Mr. Harold McCrae, Mathematics, Miss Anna Schwertzler, English, Mr. Forrest Smith, Orientation, Mr. Donald Valk, Electrical Trades, and Mr. Esmond Whitney, Automotive Trades. Mr. Bear also serves as coordinator of the co-op plan whereby iuniors and seniors work in business and industry while attending school either during alternate weeks or on a half-day basis. W ZW ADMWSTRATION WW f,f7iWfW an FACULTY Carl Baer Refrigeration Russell Bear Pierre Bees Physical Science M0fl 9 'l0flCS Roland Boldt Orientation Steve Contos English Merle Brown Mathematics 4- ' X E r ,'rr . .kr Everett Cattle English Fred Duhuime loui Ee Physical Education Putter a K f 10 , M0 K U Robert Case Physical Education American History James Damas Frank Drake Librarian Machine Shop Harold Elwing Louis Galambos Mechanicoi Drafting Radio and Communications ,,,A X 4iglinQ2:s'l5ig3ZgwZXXZ:sXfa1fesfzilgfXe S K EX if. '- sux, ,Vg A zl -Teen 1'2,iEf:w41sx q.Qlsf5XZXXr2sX KSXXR'1m52X5XXZ.Sr.QYTX.Xz :XXX H3 2 X ..X,..X,, .X .XXXQSXQM X,fXXfX .X, X X kg.XfXX,XwlX-.XXXl'?Ses,XXX1XX.m.XgsX XX fszfgb, 2ts.X29.fiXs''tklfiigisitggtss:iw -., W- HXFXXS , X f :IliEmi!-QX.XX5Xgg.X' S K X .ff X '- - X X ,--,f. X, if KK ak gig X X 4 W? X wg XX, SX xr 'vii 3-1 G , N X ,,,:.A , A.L,, ,, X X X, , X X ,,.. V I 5 X .X X ,X ,Xgi'zzEefXz::-1' i 'NSXXXX 3 K X ii yd 4 is i' as .uf K 'X X 'f FX fi ug!! X X X' Norman Gansmiller Collision Service Social Studies eel . , , ': N M . f X '32 as Yi if .. 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GY j 1 Q 5 1 Robert Geiger Veronica Goia-Wiczynski English FACULTY William Hawk Applied Mathematics Stanley Irons Physical Science Walter Kruger Machine Shop and Science Lloyd Hays Machine Shop jgwk L K f' f .1 1 L If id X E XJXC X , S K ' fXK.XX: X X ,X .Xu-' H X. ,, iXLf :X X we Xie - X -VXXQXXX-fs, iifff sist g f . 1 -- . i 1 Charles Jeffery Orientation ' QF- -. ' X i .V , ' 5 lf Zi, , ' , WZ: if QXX,-X .X - , . V .W 'M , 1.123 ' 1 ,, H f,,,'-'az W 'Zim A XXXL, ,, 4. Jn f ' 'a??':55l'?Ji?A' rgrtigffosxfrff 'L-Ziff nissan:-of ,,-'5-'.?gw.'1,sX14X11lmi4X .fr-gyqsnusnf HX vi xml wi X X .el -link a . .ffgir QP isffu Jaffa 'f:X i'r X'15 ' ,X-'Tf?ff:'2.- 1: .? 'f ' James Krupp Mathematics X XXX, X S a 1 3 I P .X X . I . gg ,ff X -X K, F, i X 'gf 'ff-5fev3..fknilsc'i41i5 'Xml-di, 44 1.541-ggi. . H no ' 'PX X -' f... I jf 115112 ' lffijfgfzfii Xmas: -XXLX g f jf n1f--- . FACULTY ,I , I n w Harold NkCroe Applied Mathematics ffff - . at 5 Q ' Qs: f I , gif, Ki Joseph Pecsok Mathematics sf K N ,J - ' . lwf 'iw . . 3' w. 't-L ws, -1- ,Min i,,:s,qMQ'Qs..,.se.s,m1 mizsi' .gifs T253 Robert Romberger Printing 'l2 5 :Ig- Lynefte Langenderfer Hygiene and School Nurse I-3' Richard Myers Welding Alvin Preis Business Education Zeno Langenderfer my se. English W ixiiii ---' ,. .55 , ' R' Theodore Nissen Sheet Metal pon, -! 'f 1 X is waffle --i' A ,g l' ggi . f i,E ff3'sf:?f-1:4 ii? ries 'HM Glenna Reinlein Business Education and Orientation Al Sacksteder Physical Education Bruce Saufter Physical Science Gerald McCloskey Science John L. Nuber Auto Mechanics Donald Rex Auto Mechanics Erwin Schweinhagen Applied Mathematics Anna Schwertzler k FACULTY . x , K :Grim '- 4 ,aff f rise.-fskgsvr 42,12 li., i if 5 Robert Senn Gordon Simpson English Motors and Controls Bond and Chorus A is ri ' ' K . -it m' S r-,.',,o . r,,o -- H fv , I f' -A V--' --- fl ..,. 1 Robert Slovak Forrest Smith Winston Smith Sylvia Solomon Physical Education Orientation Aeronautics English Ernest Spring Com mercial Art Donald Valk Electricity Herman Troutner William Tucker English Social Studies George Sutter Physical Science I tl' ,'l. Q X Q., ttt Hoxllard White Esmond Whitney Donald Ziemke l English Auto Electriciiy Physical Science 1 l -gums J OFFICE STAFF if Shirley Warren School Treasurer Mildred Thompson Marion Grote Orders and Chief Clerk Purchases Claire Spragg f Mlme09fC'Ph Clerk Fran Robertson Attendance and Records Each year we appreciate more and more the invaluable services rendered by our capable office girls, Miss Marion Grote, Miss Fran Robertson, Mrs. Shirley Warren, Mrs. Jessie Bruggemeir, Mrs. Claire Spragg, and Mrs. Mildred Thompson. Throughout the year they willingly adiust our schedules, give advice, keep class records, and attend to all business problems and procedures of the school. ln addition to doing their work so competently, we are glad that they take time to be our friends. We have learned to depend on their help and readiness to serve in times of doubt and need. Can you imagine what it would be like Jessie Bruggemier if a sign No Admittance were posted on the office door? Attendance Gnd The absence of so many vital elements to our school day Records would be severely felt. We would be lost and bewildered searching for answers to problems about our books, lockers, club meetings, money records, mimeographing, and mail. Few of us have passed the office doors without looking in. Always we have seen a picture of endless tasks being done efficiently. We hope that the girls will soon forgive and forget our sometimes inconsiderate and exacting demands, and will accept our thanks for all of their thoughtful and splendid services on our behalf. 'I4 I - ai' CAFETERIA TAFF V t e t 5 5 LEFT TO' RIGHT: Lila Staunton, Margaret Doherty, Carrie Suprise, Mattie Hill, Mabel Tubbs, Helen Petree, Ann Weiss, Alice Barger. if C C ., , 1 .,, , W 'K 35' it i 5 ' Kgs. , ,W fx I i E t ' Q-. wifi? , 1-'gi f 1 ' Wm. 3' n A yy, s Q. I J , A ,X ',.' L' .Ty 5 5 Y- A' P i we 5 I y. K ,,.. t t.. .,,,. ,lf , f ' .',, 5 V, is it t I , LEFT TO RIGHT: Elzadie Cooper, Berta Blank, Emily Leister, Mary Diem, Nellie Currence, Josephine Eble. Not Pictured: Ruth Kelly, Monica Kubiak, Elizabeth Burton, Mabel Hesson. Mzezzsszzzzfgfzd' CUSTUDIANS FRONT ROW, left to right: Clare Beard-Night Custodian, Stella Krzenwski, Helena Jankowiak, -Jessie Stewart, Clara Allyn, Harry Poole-Chief Custodian. . Mr' .Rav Pgrcell BACK ROW: Edward White, William Holmes, Robert Sampson, Wayne Graham, George 15 Chief Engineer Hess, Edward Beck, William Biskey. A ,,,,..,C,, A, .-,, -,.a, , , My . ,M .,.,.e:'iB,ll ,Hwy .. W mg: .gf ,, bflfiiiff Y J? Q4 fa . A. ? A 'Q 535, K Jy,,wg-m4.Q 2 .Q 4. jf N' SENIDRS K0 I ili, fi -I, l ' 77777 - SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It is the summer of l985. Toledo has become the Key to the Sea, and helping it along is Mayor Carl Mockensturm. His opponent in the last election was Allan Greer, former vice-president of Neil RandoIph's Health Co., which manufactures Pink Pills for Pale People . Our new city manager is Ray Hunt. He has already started a city council investigation, but with Tom Bridges, Jeff Cleary and Dennis Keith as council- men, it was only a matter of time. Heading a new committee on downtown parking is Dave Crofoot, and John Mosko. Their proposal is to eliminate sidewalks and buildings which hog downtown space. The police force had a mass resignation when Evan Pierce became captain. On his staff he has Tom McGarrity, Dale Lemle, and Tom Reed. City hall will never be the same after Gene Goncz takes over as iudge in Traffic Court. He has appointed Tony Groch clerk, and Honest Jim Pioida IOSP- 483659l treasurer. Recently Bunk Adams appeared for a speeding charge. His lawyer, Robert Mosley, argued that mistaking a route sign for the speed limit was easily done. They lost their case when it was found out that the route was I05. There are many television stations, largest being WICU, Channel One, owned by Mark Murphy and Son. On his station he has Jack Minke working as chief cameraman and Roger Sankowski, Richard Ragland and Dave Merickel as writers. One of the popular programs is sponsored by Brian White's Rest Home For Old Artists, which features a half hour of total silence. Another is The 94 Billion Dollar Question starring Leo Wilhelm. On the show was Fred Burke from Toledo. He missed the first question and received two million dollars as a consolation prize. Dean Solowin has a great business selling antique radios. Another newspaper has come into town with Anthony Falbo as the editor-in-chief. It is called the Daily Worker and sells for two rubles. On his staff are Paul Rehfeldt, Dale Kille and Phil Johnston. His paper is in the old O-I Building, now called Ron Schultz's Basket- ball International. Remember the corner of Huron and Adams Streets? It is now a parking lot whose attend- ants are Larry Gordon and John Jones. A new restaurant is being opened by the Dave Szyskowski Enterprises. Its specialty is homemade pizza, french-fried pizza and pizza ala Mode. On hand as headwaiter is Kent Bradford, and after hours he is a bartender at Jim Sieler's Wobble Inn. 18 A., - 4...s. Going down Madison Avenue, I see one solid block is a park. In the middle is a 20-foot marble and platinum statue of Ed Buy 'em by the bankroll Kerchevall. He and cousin Ken Kerchevall have an investment in the new super stadium in East Toledo. Tom Burmeister is their chauffeur. Another successful graduate is Steve Kaifasz who operates a chain of drive-in banks. With every hundred dollar deposit, you get your windshield cleaned free. Tom Ward and Ed Ogrodowski are operating a car lot specializing in custom Henry J's. Leaving the city, I drove on the new Larry Vergiels Expressway. He has lust opened this to the public, it was formerly his private drag strip. After going five miles, I arrive at George Regos' fabulous motel, where Bob Counterman is manager and head bell boy. lUnion troublel. Al Flowers is running a car wash right next to the motel. A little farther out I see the gleaming towers of the new Inter-City airport. Many Macomber graduates are employed here. Bob Beasley is head mechanic with Charles Felkey and Bruce Main as assistants. One of the latest planes is designed by Frank Shipman and Bob Watson. This new airport is managed by Ron Hanifan. He takes orders from his bosses Dennis Winckowski, Dick Demko, Jerry Gunn, and James Chlopek. Speeding back to the city, I am stopped by Dan Snyder and Richard Kohring. They are employed by the Radar Division of T.D.P. Finally reaching the city, I stop at the Bellner Hotel where Tom Achinger and Dick Utter have their offices. They've lust patented a new electric chair for home use. Entering my room, I pick up the directory to check a fact. Just as I thought, the population has decreased! But, looking out the window, I can see the Ken Horner Bridge and the James Sommers Building. Beyond these achievements appears the Kenneth Olsen Motors Corporation, which manufacture the OIsenmobiIe. President of this concern is Gary Stuttle. Dan Gast and James Smith are on the Board of Directors. Last year they did 52,000 worth of business. lf you look far enough, you may be able to see the new David Baron Co-Vocational High School. After Dave became a big head of Baron Steel, he donated money and land to build this and many other schools. Jacques Antoine has been ap- pointed principal with Joe Tesznar and Mel Russell as assistants. Well, that completes the City of Toledo today. Glad I live in Detroit. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS rw , . ...eil li. .A A President ,,.,,,,,,,,, ,... E d Kerchevall ' Vice-President ....... Tom Burmeister Secretary ,,,,.,,,, .... T erry Kn0rr Treasurer ..... .... D ave Crofoot Advisers Mr. Alvin Bippus and Mr. James Krupp SEATED, left to right: Ed Kerchevall, Tom Burmeister. STANDING: Terry Knorr, Dave Crofoot. SENIOR BOARD OF CONTROL Chairmen of Committees Publicity Committee .,....,........... Ken Kerchevall Social Committee ..........,............... Ron Nowak Announcement Committee..Dennis Winckowski Program Committee ............,... Dick McDonagh Craftsman Committee ..... ......... B ruce Main FRONT ROW, left to right: Terry Knorr, Tom Burmeister, Ed Kerchevall, Dove Crofoot. SECOND ROW: Ron Holden, Tom Bridges, Dick Kchring, .Ierry Gulyas. THIRD ROW: Dennis Winckowski, Ike Strozier, Dave Szmania, Dennis Keith. BACK ROW: Kent Bradford, Anthony Falbo, Tom McGarrity, Terry Kruse, Ken Kerchevall. 4- .C .. ggggw ' I Y X -QD ,. izi 2 : 3 A K - If m.- V. 3 - 'f --f. i -,,. M. , ,f1e11.ggggg , vi '- , -1 44.1 , .,,. K .,f.. , X A W ,L V 5 A Q Donald Achinger Mechanical Drafting Chester Alexander Mechanical Drafting Jacques Antoine Machine Shop 1957 20 XS,- ,, . . Qiatrf' gssitels mf , , -it ,. f. dk 1' '45 Y 'P Q K jg: X . , A , S- rf' Thomas Achinger Electrical Machines Tyrone Amos Radio 8- Communications Richard Aranyosi Machine Shop CLASS Bunk Adams Auto Electricity Harold Andersen Machine Shop James Arthur Commercial Art CLASS if .xr l K Q . ,-ir: fry - ,B 5 x ' Robert Bailey Welding ...ae 2 fi' E Joseph Barteck Welding William Bellner Printing , .aw 1 f V David Baron nj 'ii- Office Praclice 115532 f 5. ,5 Kenneth Bafkhimer Mechanical Drafting Robert Beasley 1 M -V V Aeronautics fa W : ii A , ' Albert Baumgarfner Machine Shop Richard Binkowski Printing , if erre Y . K 11 5 -2 lla , we- .lames Bender Radio and Communications I 7 Bradley Blakley Auto Mechanics Kent Bradford Commercial Art '- -19, : A 'f' . 5 r . lll 7 , if i . Robert Brown Mechanical Drafting i957 S 5 5 is igi' 'H ,,,. ff' Y' ,f K -' Y X 1 ms 1 rco C ,Qi-3 Franklin Boyer Auto Electricity . ll CLASS C ' ' William Braatz Q A ' Electrical Construction ' sa . M -l 1 L .vm A ' Thomas Bridges C Auto Electricity S 'wi , ifg . is Richard Burchett X Sheet Metal Robert Bright Office Practice Fred Burke Electrical Controls CLASS M o r I 3 , ,,,, ., ' , .sl 1. f 'ff Thomas Burmeister Welding Joseph Butts Welding Roy Carter Auto Electricity if Q l e X If 6 iw K3 si 3 il 4 si? n M l i f fi H,-1 sie ae f x 4 25 35 as Kenneth Bushroe . Machine Shop Ronald Bush Commercial Art 1143 I Q: l,e, 5, l . V Burton Callif b 2' Auto Electricity l W Qi uf Donald Caldwell Auto Electricity 1 e5l53qW'?257 X ll: 'T James Chlopek Refrigeration eryi if 'i if fi fff me Q11 A Ronald Charles Auto Mechanics 1957 ........m.-,,c.1Qg Ronald Ciboro Machine Shop Ig if 3 Q if fill , J Ronald Cline Auto Mechanics s ir fi- , K Z g :SL J cific. , flea , at f wraps., 1 A 'if' .ii El L'n. fiffv' , owl ,gin Qiggfi .V ,V A-, , eww.-M rjwlfgffa , fx K an t .,., Ci, 'Qiv -gg . in 35:35 ghfiaeiiiigvim 1633, 5551, fyzwwawmm - C William Clark Cabinet Making CLASS H, , , Q ' f .leff Cleary Welding Robert Cosgrove Architectural Drafting 1957 David Cody Office Practice Robert Counlermun Cabinet Making 'ir' Earl Coger Architectural Drafting Duane Crompton Refrigeration CLASS Robert' Cready Auto Mechanics A. D. Crawford Auto Mechanics David Crofoot Machine Shop 1, Richard Czubachowski Machine Shop 1 .fmias Q SUN ,, 1f:, ': ev.: ,Gt .,,V, 16 Y i , 5 .r E K A 3 f. ' Q + it iv it ' A ,E 5,153 .15 2 A wx, Q ME M if 1 'f ., fag if, f, , i I , M Q 11553: UU' 'f ' 7 wfffywmzf Auf ' I ' ' - --5:3 1 if ,, , 1 - . ' - 5 if- w , ' . , . Qi gfiiffilg Tiff ft I I Hwtkgg m,,,m,,ff.a., -, M , . , V ' f John Danko Iiliir V .. '27-2 WeIdin9 i gp W 1- ' - I ., , fi f ','.,f.,m l . f i . 'L me ry- fy H - -,N 4'-2.1-3 ,-'Mal' ,n.,eg3aff. , -. ,,'!5,,,3s,,..k,h 1.,Me,c'.,. ,4-.. i wi?-'-flm, ,u i fffxfifffhfik ,st my .few ,. -n, m..-. ,. usda .1-, X . . ,im- P'-Y'-wfzf-ly' .vi'!,gfi Qx +z'sFg gnu, I -',-. q '- . u . My 3. 1 f. .4-nz, s-to 454.1- ,..u-nffsf, ,M Zvamfrm- -, .rch-1 rv rin-ar: , wf'.2f2'2 '3'.'ff' . g?Q7P?1Ei?ffi'ggz??- ,W-W-5 u,ga , -.gr-,age t, '.11,:- H qv. .WMM if wr., fr. K,-,F fbi, Robert Czyzewski Machine Shop ' M 7H s , gr , 4 ' X. Thomas Crescifelli Pattern Making ff 1-LL. ffWf'? 1 bf -, Q , S1 5 9 fr? ' , Y' . S ,,c., , V., , , 5- ,aj gilt, ' wi' . nf' ' 16 4' 4 .gm 2:25 ' K X.sss'5Z's:?if? -,gg hz :Q-, A sz-if Q ,i.. ' N f 1 1 :Lg -me-:Q 1 if Donald Czyzewski Machine Shop Richard Demko Office Practice 1957 f f l . i ,Q , f , 1 B , ., fx if ., gf Iii' X. fI5:.iff,i:':f:, f Y I , wfig w w 1 Y K - -are tl Z.. 4 K - 5- R: ., swim mm,-fy-f,:, K 1 3?l7sf's, il R 'fsnawi ,, .QQ .. f gnc Donald Dennis Pattern Making , .. A, ., .,M,.. I J if 3 ff k '.. K Thomas Donahue Welding Q- w e - f K X K if my th. wx .fm 3 A w wf Q L 2 t N Q .t,. www X werent If , .L , ., ,Mme ,, S , ima in tw, . ., X Robert Dietrich Architectural Drafti Pattern Making ,V ,,., 5 ,z, ffy. gqggggfwji ,- - A '19 CLASS William Diggins Auto Electricity 1 ew . , K if ' Y - -if W 5 iii: 11.8 V' , l , L H ff 2f f'Y e Q S 4 fe Q M We if at 4 ,I E in-5 f 5 Q W gf 1.55- izf.fem--:iQgii'1?smf:1g.z Ge, 22,155 1 ,gi 2 mi Lawrence Dyal Refrigeration 1957 ...........,,.... . , . . www 4: sz? We 3, , ' ,Q li ,-'eww' .. Wm: ,,., it ,,.. Q - M Malawi-LPQ5 'S J ' K t, 5 is se kit X W 3 na , 2 Thomas Drabek sa.: .-ries-11 - -J -. 212211 'Hill -K K f- 1 r ' if ' ' , ujjQ,fi,. g ,. V A M fzft, - ,.r, ,k.., X , , , . 4, ..V,L7..W,r S tg' 14, 5,1 N K W , 5,3 tx ,X X38 Q J W YF , F -'43, , H J, FS 6 ,xmggi X '9 ff! n it E Qi! if QQ -Yue it fx ,EU K 5 x JW, Q T3 L ,J at ,Q r ,, E X 3 'Q' pe X I 3 , , 5 - 1 c 1 L W 'L L , -Q Y- K: . ami-ww-at fm:-1, -WI Anthony Falbo Sheet Metal Ronald Durliat Electrical Construction Charles Felkey Aeronautics CLASS Albert Flowers Commercial Art 3 if V 2. I . i ff if Richard Gargas Welding 11,3 ,A .,,A. Vkriyr I I in K Q f - ' F ee 1, ' A- - K 3 , Q15 WU ll. W' n f ':ff.si1?iflP 1-, f - 41- f -wig? I , V' . 73553, ' , K , 'f,tt7sei's2H22f2 5 M M l if 'E f 'liiiiiliif' af' ' 1:: Ei ' Larry Gerhart Aulo Eleclricily . Lonnie Fry M I Archileclural Drafling f' L Ronald Frackiewicz Machine Shop Bernard Gederf W' Cabinel Making , ,f MX. i Mfg ' A Danny Gas! Cabinei Making ' ee , . V 2 Larry Gordon , A 1 Machine Shop ,i.V f V- V 'Eugene Goncz Printing I 9 5 7 5. ,, MEQ, W K 35 ' 3 14- -Lff1,:f,y'2s,A K ' ..f .Lh,t , . - 25 -5 ,. .s fw:sg3gm-f , ff igisg Y . Wm :Q f frersgzws i'-if mg, sm, 6 .. 1- L 5. 'kc V , . .M Kai! 2 41 .. fr 'Q .vig,,gg?ip,:,,1, . xeg , 4 i Jw . .. - :fw4,:,w,.. i 3'Mf5w?k,2':gv1' M ,3iawzP,5:f.4f.x,,, K ..fc-M.,,e1f.- 1 Q -ff-M-, . . 3,81 kg, ,, Y hz e'ggwi,,.i yi me . ' .TW , -1- my ,.., 'Desai- '?,yfif5Sggt.1 7 miifnv mt in V f5fove9fQ'm,f?fi, HQ 1 21 'Qian' Q. 'Sf Sim' M595 if wx ,, WNY 4 . 2 , Q M 9' Y Psa 'ki if vflff M 54 f NN 5 1 Y? 5 Z K A ax N we vc J mg ,. ,. W R 7 W X Saw, ' Pa s iw 31 W X - G Lf if ' :' 1 1- W X - f if Q ii iggim i . H ex 2 Q! 1 4 ' in f aw i M rgwfwe- .. V Allan Greer Archileclural Drafting Gerald Gulyas Prinling 4-,i2 c i fi . ii?f::Q' 5 ,,gz. .M 'ff -2132? ZEN., Zgffgrf ' 123117 I9 Thomas Haas Aulo Mechanic 57 S oberl' Grimes Aeronaulics CLASS . , - 1 fi? m ' , 1555 ..,. .. , r . ,..' xc. .v i 4 5, 454 'Q nf wifi! 5 Q. few lf, 1+ . fffs.-Q. c Q N 5 qw iq? K , 2 2 Ei? 9 ,M U55 3 V: . .4 Ni' 2 , 1 3 11.33 ' Q' M wr A -f if G fem . fl -. if -' -B: V wifi- iii - 1. .lerry Gunn Radio and Communications .5 V K , - ,M W 1' mug 835133 Q ,A ., .air 5, -, ,M gn ,cw T. ,nm 1? , ,, -K 'Il ' ,. .i,f4ffxf4 if are iff ggi? W f 3 'E' fwfizf ,QE 5 . L r 1255. f 3: ,if A 6 Q Dale Hammer Machine Shop Anthony Groch Machine Shop William Guy Office Praclice Ronald Hanifan Mechanical Drafling - 4.. 77 Y Y 7 V V W7 Y 77 W 2 Y7 V 1? V V 4 . ji ,435 ,fhggff 4 CLASS Thomas Hart Sheet Metal MM tff ih. ,g ' , ,Q , T ,tr , t , 3 Q 1 if fi 5 I ata, 9535 53 M, Q ai W 1 Q, A L Lge 3 7 tw 1 f -6 L-t, .. -:, Y .,,, 1433 ' :,-- 1 AFIZW QTE' f it 3 Q x f Ronald Hillabrand Cabinet Making .. -v,, ,-1,2 ,,: W. .,-, v,,..W, tatmy tg ,. Zi A' .W it 'Z Jai ,M A if vw f if fs Jr 1 uae, me it f, ,a 5 'i' ts Q 95 5555 255 532555 Mfg L4 1 1 3 rr ' 5 ' 2'fi?T4i512:? f1 3 fiidraag 1-an SQ 'J' fs . Q 5.55-3, ,M i , 2 .- V, 4 5,3 13, f3iif1a1:v1S' ti?fi?if?i21Wig.J, , ,L,t,, i,,.w,,,,. t t 1 L '5g5:f:5? f i7' fry! V f --'f12fg:1 ':fe.t. .'f'Y f .4':1'f'eYe,iz7f' QT' S ' 'WJ f, A H 't'J'f.,f.: ' v - ' f -f1,,X:2E4':if-4 311 : fx f ' V ,fb ft ff,-3114 0315337 r ,Wa ,,w1,gg,fg2,51 6 - ' ' . -fi-34 , , 1--fi... ,q fo ,g me 5 5 if, -, if , -ww :tx we t . w-,,- X ,4 IVY ,N 13-1'-s-,.3.,,.,,M Q it :..:.EQ?ii -- If-5, ,, NTSQ,-iii ff ' V1 1 fxffau' V ww Thomas Hornack Auto Electricity ' f V at Q i s ii 21:3 I -L I .mx , K. A ,. lawn- . , f , 410' Q 144, gf J 'Tiki 'ff if -r ' fix , t MIN w.,f.,,r--' mme f,,.,'ff.w,1hf .2 f Russell Hauser Mechanical Drafting Ronald Holden Architectural Drafting Robert Horne Machine Shop Charles Herbergsr Refrigeration Q,-1'7' ' ! M . ' -1 .ta 'fx 1 - ,. Jif':zzQ?5 i ,. . 5 ,,.. .. ,,... ,-:E , t , f-9t :hu,1,z.f: f 1.-ffwgimf 'kifQiQ5ct51 .' in Hi.,?g2siiEfi2ifi3 A. ' ' L me JE . 7, V' . ff- ,Q gin X' ,H Jr Y , f I 1 . Ku g. R .1 as Q ., t.', , 'Ki larry Holewinski Office Practice f 'f ftgvz K ...,..,,,,,.. , - t - , if-,.aj1..V,,hfgf. 4 WH af' 1' 1,,',-.np L. .L. , .rr y1,v:i..' A yn-+ 71-' -lei. Q11-151 . f 3' -gg V5.1 .. , .Hu . , Wasp fm..-K ., F ,5 L, 1 f ,Q ' 1 Q Q WYE Q , , ,X 3 , A 2 ,Br ,W Q wt i 22, rs if te I , . u- 0 ' 5 N-4 'H v, 7 ...Nag , ' 'i1',Z'Q5'fI 5242: .zg.3h,zff.v,fgz,, - , ., ,. ,lf ., .M .V vi. JS, ','1 f 'I ,- 1, 1 K , gd f. 3 9: 4: ' :U 'I 7, LJ ll .cl P i A-1 1 Q 4 wx Q 'pi Q M A 9 .X 1 ' , f ' + .1 ' ff 1 nf , ,. ti H ,. .33 ima' I 2, R, gy, ,. g,g.,-.,7q,,f.a. mg, Q Kenneth Horner Office Practice l957 ...n-gee. Lenell Horton Auto Mechanics fn James Huber Electrical Machines X 6 Ray Hunt Auto Mechanics Larry Inglis Commercial Art f Y f me-f . - - 7-sg gg: J fe M ,gg :A-1 - .--if 5 .. - :a as , ng, - ? Pff51 zag,fff f?c-7 H - 7-1feefs?se2gsRQm,fy, Y1?Z 2ggg1 U 55152352 Al .lanowiecki . C -fgil 2 K Auto Mechanics -- . TV: Y -1 fe 1 . .4-' firiys 1 L 25325555 - -fsfywvfawwgf 53-,2ffvKf.e,g3w' ffm3:a:: - f Sxwgfg,-EEN? t I me-'i ff Qs A W ' 1 :haf write r -eglizcg s .., an J we -, 54322-,525tw , ,,w,E, 1, -w xgsywfy f A , ,..:.m. 5 , F S24-.ffl . -1336 , 1 l957 Mike Jazwiecki Collision CLASS 1 1 s Q if 1 ' 3 xv ei ,,,1-gt 1 QSM? V, V H Q . w,.?1sm L . L- 5 L 'g145?w,g?aesz,g- HWS NEW .Q -i'af2i4i5 f I mic .. , A as 4 . W Q Nigga QW' 1-re-,wwf 7' V, 1, 1 A . A K. KZ2L,,f .- 2' fm aagfafsiigfrf: Qgzfi. . t. 1 X is cfAmfw1 f 512.225 Robert Hunsaker Printing 1 'N l' ' v , . . fn, , V , .fax 4 1.15 ' . ! f K'-5 1 5 1 , v fl Marvin Jacobs Auto Mechanics Jerry .Iobuck Commercial Art CLASS ,, , V f - 5 .4 ef' W - , ,--f ' ,, y 'Ei ' , f,'f, '13.:I , 'W i 07' GZ an ,tv , A, , 4 i 1 E A-me a. I 25 nygip If fb y fl' my if 1 Q ia? :Ellis ggi .ae John .lanes Machine Shop Phil Johnston ,, f' Printing . V 'nr . Q I ,E qrkkh ig?5tigf,:1 hkfMf- K ,Agp i 1 V K 1 W,'- K Q ,Ng ,'-,'f f l ' . if f' it + ,wil 4 l 1 :wp ff., qi , ,fvtny ,' f, . f,-J:-1 f '1 Gift',?'f?,,f:5i1g? -' - . ' f -,,' i2f'.':1 g.'ff7'f-4:5 fn. fl. YIESEY , . i i Q '- E K fil o- 7 ii Lawrence Kalisher ' 'i', ,-5 x 1 Electrical Machines , YH A L. -1-A, 9.21.3 . I gg.. V rf. ' . , , f' -9 i , L Tl fi 3 K --'.h ,s f' y V K 1 ,Ji , . , . ' , if .- ,'.- K, Stephen IQalfasz ,i,- ff ' A V I - Pattern Making f ' A Q r Charles Karrick Welding Gerald Karcher Electrical Construction 5 X yi . , I il 1 .RJS ff 1 Anthony Kaczmarek Refrigeration Dale Kaminski Architectural Drafting R i4 'if'ff,': . Q K If f , A .Sgt L Qi?i2i?Ei1'f'li'V5-77?E . 'T L l 'K A Tom Kasch Auto Electricity l957 for v. - CLASS f - Dennis Keith Aeronautics -Q Jerry Kern Collision A. . ,,.., 5 K L. f- . 'fig' 1 . .- Li.: ., f- ., 1315-xi E- i. 'Q' ' Richard Kluck Radio and Communications 1957 i f i r ., K S 7 c 3 ff Edward Kerchevall Refrigeration 'H-.ax-Q Dale Kille Aeronautics Robert Kneisley Com merciai Art vwtxf Kenneth Kerchevall Cabinet Making Bernard Kirby Sheet Metal John Knepper Auto Mechanics CLASS in W, s Terry Knorr Electrical Machines ig ,lf il 1'! i i1'V., Q 5:12 f , ' ti ff, A Q .Siler ,fi J 2 ezyiiifxizai' ,f , ,fa S - , gijggffglgtgffgy , ,i - fi ' x.!9?f9Lf ', 4 I ,.: Q' , 1 'R Donald Krueger Mechanical Drafting 'in Stan'Kruzel Machine Shop Richard Kohring 5712fEf454i . ii ' 21: iv it 1 34 .ty ' Q 2 , ' :E ' we 5 fig A M l Robert Koszycki Printing :iwisww Electrical Construclibn Terry Kruse Auto Mechanics James Kubiak Printing Daniel Kruzel Cabinet Making David Kuron Machine Shop l957 ls is i .. 34 . L in ,gg W ,- s 2 1133-:J ' of JR ,Q 'mem' . - 1 f - me new . f Q ,yi ,I .. - L1 A Donald Kwiatkowski Architectural Drafting Q,., J, K. Robert Lazenby Collision Robert' Leonard Collision l957 f.. Lawrence Kwiafkowski Machine Shop CLASS A, r 'A ' A .iii 53' A w...Ag' ff 2 I I Clark Lee Auto Mechanics Ronald Lake Auto Mechanics Dale Lemle Electrical Construction Thomas Lewandowski Refrigeration .lerry Lewis Machine Shop J CLASS David Liebich Machine Shop 3' ' V Q ,f , , .. as f. wi ,315 - , . 1. to Af V, f- A-we It . H .V Q , y.,,,LE , Mfwm- . , f . My ,- ,mfwz Ronald lukasiewicz Architectural Drafting I I i Richard McDonagh Machine Shop Paul Lothery Welding John Lutheran Machine Shop Thomas McGarrity Collision ff :V J' , I f K kik-k 1 e,ae William Luce Architectural Drafting John McCrory Electrical Construction 1 ttlgg etn a ia - tfii' Q1-1 , 22' if ,:,,-1zei,'iU LeRoy McNinch Pattern Making I957 35 ,J , .W -,. ,:X,.o1,3x gg5 ,w- ,avr-V-W- 'i H' Q Pat Maguire Q Auto Electricity , s M 1 if pf' M H A Michael Maier A Auto Electricity M fr f I f fi ' ' 5 V ki i Dale Maichrowski Auto EiectricitY r ' A 1' 11 4:7 V .Jr , A- Ben Martin Ei Pattern Making ,, - i A A to A Q2 ig, '5 Q f ' ti 'k'- if.: : if Donald Masney Machine Shop ' A -- --- ii . 1 ff James Matuszewski Auto Mechanics 1957 CLASS ' MK ,,c,..., , .j-Rx , Y Q -at x H , 9 W 4 if 1 'vw-I ,af Bruce Main Aeronautics Thomas Martinez Cabinet Making - ffm il? 'S w - ' NSSSY11. ,f ,,.,L ,, V .gf K X 'Qi' f 2 g ,. ' -. A . ,ge-iff.-, ,U . ' 5 at Militia it . V 1 1 1 .512 51.251 ,..,. , , 25 X ' 'i 52? 8 2 55411 A' 'T ffTlF gQ,Z23 V l,Wv M. AM 1 :Lag we .fl . 'vue-A ,t 4,22 .T i '. , f 1-.rw mf,M.sef A , 1, . Jerry Mausser Machine Shop an ,. A Q . , CLASS dam -vw .Al David Merickel Donald Metzger Architectural Drafting ,V Collision i f if gs 5: 5 1 if l E D f, fl l .i ,.. g n i Eugene Mayer Auto Electricity Fred Miller Cabinet Making 49 , 'Y-G! , i . i Dan Mitchell Machine Shop K E CN K I . 51? w , I l funn -if :af Q if if l SN 6 ,Q xi Q i' John Minke Radio 8K Communications I, m fi George Miller A, Printing , galil, 5 L :Lf ., W i , M C Daniel Morrow LV Architectural Drafting f -Q qw. M t ,ff ,fo igfi V , V,z,i3isii.af, '4ltl'll Q'il'ffQQ. ff' K' f' 'ii Carl Mockensturm Mechanical Drafting A l957 John Mosko Machine Shop if WS' K 4 ..,, . , -1 1 1 'fir A A : 'L Iii - ,lx A i . ,if wt , :. 5 ii as t 2 4 lie X , X5 ,Ri :e.,- . ::. 7 K. 53 'Fu Mark Murphy Pattern Making CLASS Robert Mosley Office Practice ., Robert Murphy N Welding , Af , is A , I M ,, , ilfifii li X iii ' - Qeiig Donalgl Neifer ' - Architectubilgi Drafting .. K k1 f1 K, 1957 38 ,i Frank Newman Sheet Metal 51 ii ii .- ,Q :i ,'3S1Si! fi3559 'E' ii,-151151 ga-234 . , iv :Na f. ff -J I -' ., , :sy -we 1, f' 7 ' '5 ::'5.':' 1 J Eibexf' 535955371 .f:f.5:? 5 5- F he ,F ,W 5, 4 V5 ,,,C.,N..gfmQx1 L , M, P, f f...,.v,- f - . 3, Q EQ EKV 1 H r 131 YI5 si Mm awwwf gg - Thomas Mossing Cabinet Making ,J if f Robert Napieralu Electrical Machines John Noethen Sheet Metal CLASS ' alt, 1 f ' x ,:. :9'l::' -- -me ., - --1511. V 1 gyi in at Q--r ti' at J ifif. f .gf ic lgzf Ronald Nowak Machine Shop James Olender Electrical Controls Jerry Pawlicki Office Practice A eggs 1 .1i1-.1 ?f, 1' fi' N , . if ' 1 . .se , fgs2rg2v2f4Qr A isgrgrgggiffiff 4 we K fx f .Ierry O'Blenis Commercial Art 6 ' . , k miata, - sax' I . zz S2 ,. 555 W -1, to R, Q , . e -as ,s ,fu f ,, Q ,i,-W''i.fflt1gfi'5pr,1:,2 'f 'rw 2: mfg? ..,, 4, , f ,SQ ,fvxsf gg in , grey, W has ,M . . Q ,Qhf f -1, ev Y ww MM we . , , , .AQ 52913531 7 lill 1 2 -win Q -if fwiirfv gmfffw Ewing Mfiffawcffiza emi' Kenneth Olsen Aeronautics Jerry Pearce Electrical Machines fwwfwmrmfmf me f Edward Ogrodowski Printing Karl Pasch Electrical Controls il T NVQ r at f ettccrr r fi l 4 Reuben Pefers Collision 1957 William Petry Electrical Machines Thomas Pildczynski Machine Shop Larry Pfund Commercial Art . -41' N t , . . I 1, A ,r CLASS Evan Pierce Com mercial Art Jerry Pohlman Electrical Controls l957 James Pioidu Printing Duane Post Architectural Drafting Robert Plusencio Auto Mechanics Edward Paulson Printing CLASS Leonard Poulson Cabinet Making X I I W e Fiiifflfi y ,N , we H ia, 1 , .. tj, 1 i - 1 3 1 K, , V, I ,T , , Akh. f ,ca K' Azfl ,. if , -L 1:14 v g ' Gerald Price Prinling K X , ri . 3 f msvgcgwai 8 . , Y sv H Y Q36 'S 3 is 1 gig jg, fx 5 2 2 ., ,i,,+1M.,,,,g:,W,,,. K7 , mf S ,A 22, an if ? 9 41 va , 5 , nw 571, 5 LV if 2 Z , 'f ul' Q s U 14 5 x a K in Q2 N ,fx c 'Q' . ' WWF? ' ' i 'WEN :' if. 1-'S:i'5f: , 2 ' ' fs -J: Xeaw-:H wi .,w w--,f,e:w-1 :..:: , , .al :, , L .w1LE5E,4:45?.5!Lgggml .L . Gerald Przybylskn if Mac li I I1 6 S l'l O P 2 2 - 'f fs -'::, usa, We 725391 Z ,. A John Proch Electrical Machines , 'fi is , z s ,i .V .. , Darrell Querin Electrical Canlrols 1. . , . - . ' fi ' ii i ff-H M, xg, , t K f , A , A ' K ' 'f gi I Richard Ragland Welding 'L -if M Maynard Price Aulo Eleclricily Charles Pund Eleclrical Machines Earl Randall Aufo Mechanics 1957 l L If W E '?' ' 6 has rf, , X ua xiikiigff .Q y XX. .sf ' X X if U X X of g Y 5 K L, Z tp - ', l X - X 'J XX .iw MSM ,,.. 5 Richard Reed Printing XX , 7. X f m i X ff i I , Q it H V 8 s . ...flex 4- ,, -- - X 2. . in Jw wh R as L X 1' X 1 gg X 5 S x X XX S X f ' rf- .- , ,gi E is ,JfQ 52153 if4f5X?4 , X George Regos Auto Electricity ,W U X X K X X '- . X 5585 - i .QX L rv igx 1 Z2':g f3s1f K X. ' ,gg-vfzqgg 11:7 'AXQTQJ X 'X,,4g'j'Q.54 ,X ,K , s mil il Q, 5 '21 gg: we wt Q Q QW '35 1' .,fs'i2c4f1fXT:f:Lffff: :Vis W Michael Rice Pattern Making 1957 li., 3 A i .ful 5 Thomas Reed Office Practice Paul Rehfeldt Welding ,gi . K5 Vfk.- .fjiggfk K h - . ,.X .Qg4 A i ' f ff -fm A ,eil i .. 1 , XX ,wg - -f H k 3, J ff 51:6 :QQ K XX ff Y ' 4 . -X L f - -'Xie 'elsif ' . , X XXX-1 sr- on - -. 115, -:fo ' , H 32- 'J' E'S'f251 5 X.,l V 'gif-' i 9' ,X .1 gs, w . . ,i,:W, . ., . X , . 5, XXX X X XX X . .KX Xt X . e iff: Thomas Ricketts Radio 8X Communications fs -ikju CLASS Virley Reed Collision George Reinemuth Machine Shop Kenneth Roberts Auto Mechanics CLASS Ronald Roshong Cabinel Making Neil Rudolph Aulo Mechanics Roger Sankowski Refrigeralion Chris Rudey Aulo Mechanics 3 2 ffiwfifi , ,fig V, im, 2 2 Leslie Royce Q Refrigeration cy ew is 2 23 is S 3 f 2 J 2m X ,K X 3 2 X 22 Z I 2 2 .2 a , 22 Q S S X J, x2 2 K Q PM 23: K 2 ,Q 3 F X S 12? 5 NN af i 2 2 2 '35 f wr , Q 2 2 22 Af ' f ,gli 1, 1:v fffffsfsi'ff2fgg21:2 ,. ,. 1 X .2 K fee., 2- is 22 2 K' 14, mise S af 2.55 I 7 S? 6 ez, ar SS? Q 2 gs M Q, E ,gi 2 2 ag ff . - K .W,:-, W, f.,,.-W, gg M. Q L I , '.2-- 1 , ' . Ee' :.,:-:2'35 :2,2:-,a- 'yu ' - , 'A ' em' ,I , David Rutkowski , Machine Shop 5,5 if , WE ..'g 1-wuz? jggggr-:wf5,Q?5 .f,- ' - -. g ,'fi , - 34251':1f,',1.fv:m . 1911 ' :- 1 zeiig f 2 , 1, :wif K2-f ,222 , M U ,W we M-Vw, .2 2. :V , .Q -'25 Mhz-: - U 2 Q F2 a as ? K,2 , X 2 2' 2 X2 is, 3 S2 2 ea 2 A xx 22 2 2 ' W NE 1 X 2 SW' 'S E Q2 Y' al' 2, ge gl Y2 2? , f L wx ,H Q, Aims' -L fe 35 1 In 22, X W 1 fi N 5 1.43255 QM 'af are Q it N qs ,sg '57 2' 3 2 Flmix ff Wfifax 55 2222 , SL 'EW- 2 K2 E238 4 'Y r 14 5 2 ai 22 , 2 ,2 2 ,2 ,EQ- ,z-,r f N .a a- 'elm -- R: '- Melvyn Russell Commercial Arl 2' , in W 2 ,W Lawrence Schoepf A2 vile Aulo Mechanics R21 X2 , . z 21 , :,fif51f:z1:w-1 fw Q: f, ffwfsflswemw ' ,1:ff:'sfuf we fi?-'ss,Mwesf1vf 2 f,,-,,,- fm,gw:::e ff-' 12, .,f: V ,,,. v,-- 1 ,,,::,' X 2 2 ,-,,:.,f X -,,: 2 f,:,', - f,-, lii, g ,,.:f,,.-', 5 2 f- f- .. ,,,, LY 9'::,fm, - xv, giziiiif Q igfii cxiif fififflf' . . ' r 'lfi lf .- PM-xx' . 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MSW?Hf23?fS,ffs?4Sv,'g11f,:5?4a21f'2wSv42Kf s- emqgff,-f --ffss,grSe5tfwfex1f',: w2T1Su1i2z,'-fizsi was z,gfz55y1fl W - '12 5f??f5i'l5 4 'iii f X , ,,e,w,2sJe,gv X ,-f: ,fm X HT!',l5Z1'?lf?5ifE'55 .f ' , 2 ,X ia' 3 'xi 2 9 X 5 2 R Q 2 1 ,2 2 2 21 K 2 2' 2 si 2 1 Q 'Z p,g:5f:'vf 51:2 52 sff2,'f'fffi1,1f1 wzif ieiiififfgf Robert Schnifkey Radio 82 Communicalions I 7 Robert Schultz Auto Mechanics Ronald Schultz Electrical Machines Robert Seller Auto Mechanics l957 ,f '-fri , , ifsonxi' 5 f John Schultz Commercial Art P g Y. KW 'SNS' ,.:f:.Ei:5:1 . ,, ,.1Q:5:i5:::f22Q. :hm .nth .:ZZ' 2 2121.4 l -.-sg gg. 22:15 gviszsavtiziw :ffftfa 'ttzriiltrc-'v'.'v 1 , 4 2:11 3...f-?.- 3, . s.,.,.'- gf fm. 1-we .mv . ,Jil Q gf21:,vQ.2w, 1 I , Ig like YJ'- ... . l , H i.,. ,, 3ili1I'Zfiff!'l:'i'I:'.r':w, . :f:f!eift' w .f ,K M Mt - -. w.'a'w' . w 1 ' X 'qw-'Q . 5-:-:wr f A :Y ,hh v lil O9 ,gi- 2 ,pu 1 uk 1 gtifpflfq Q 1 'lp ' - n 'AH' ' . vt, 'Nt n N 5- fm' 221, xdws at .Ne a '-.Q-39,5 Reginald Schulz Machine Shop X r y e, .1 'Q , :r g . 5 .. , A Vx CLASS I Mike Schultz Mechanical Drafting Alan Seagrave Mechanical Drafting t S ,M A iz ,. ,za W f . fr K f , MTF, 15 it ,, ,,,,f.pf' tw x-' m Y I LQ lf .WLM 5 ,Q 4' I A' ii . M3 ft ew- 'ff ti , f We Wg ff . ii X 3 ,R VW MM 4- .lwii 7 , QQ, K-i..Sr,ft:gX?51l'4 'Z Gerald Sekulski Auto Electricity FYJYHQEA ' L-55 S-miie? ahsfziw kwin-w .,,,,m1N ,Wigwam .r ef' , 4 'il'- Y: La., K E':lf'E1'714S2eff .. 10 J w1 .,.:,.,,.: Mvszigpg-.ggggf 'f 5:1 i t , fL.5s, i21sefas .1 11 l, .1 V get ir , , 'wi MQNHQ . , . f?f'.2Y 4 YY n :lrit's9 l',9' If 111' if s wh-ifii-'iw ,sh sim'-viz' ',g,fagex:.,1:- ,, N. V N K 23 t '11 x- ? I Q it r if S r we K Q, lg mg y S, 'GQ MM X fc '12 3. K K , Q 5,254 8 4 , We r X 7 QW yi ff 11 ff gf f 6 A my vt ' A 9 It K5 255 ajft Y, f Q? 1 2 f f 'r,- ' . ' L f1,Qii21gf5gtl2:, 1 ' is -, Frank Shipman Pattern Making CLASS W ii i . 'Q X X X M if X A, -' I f.7,,d f-.1 . 5 X ,,, i Xngfzsw ,, K '.v 1 . O V 1 t.:..,.,, , Ronald Slomkowski Elecirical Machines X ggi 2X fri V 1 W William stink ..f' 'Li XL ,S ff Welding ? , X .f , c ,X 2 gi ' gig Wuxi 'i f w ii ff' X 55 K XX X 9 ' i n f? James Sieler Office Praciice Daniel Snyder Collision gf i K James Smith . Welding f X K' X X, - -X ,EXE :VV is I sifzialw mc , Miz -X . X WX .. .. : Norman Slupecki ' Eleclricol Machines Q ' ' EES' - , is A Dean Solowin X Q 7 Radio 8X Communications X XS z K A zzgfzga, 2,5-gi' X , i ' K S' 5? as wfxwi-Awliy' 1. '2'Xgf'y'ji5i:i85fi'l M i.:,,, , ,,.. X X . X, X, ,Egg 4. X Q is He, .X - ML ,. MachineShop -x i X UMW xg-rx WX W, S X E if 1 N X 5,2 KN 3 XX X .X ,XXX il, i 'Xiifme:f,i5gqkXggsg My '- :ju 2 .if i-141, yi? ' iyi-333.12722 'a ' fa il, ag ,, ',X2?if1wiiiQx5ifiii'3iii - : ' K -F, 1252 L -mlm Viifffffi 'ii 39 5 1 X Kenneth Snyder , Paul Soldner 7 V S Q f' if X 2 is -.:X. W ,K AX, iffiiiig we Radio 8X Communicaiions , Riga .X-u,.:X , A3 ,. ii 1- u. 4. ,ie 1, 'V ay- 1 X- .. , ,. X 4- ,f X, .-,'Xf+:.. - X,3y,-3, :tis h . f ' ,I 1 I 5 ' 5 531555 ag, . . -,.l.,-,ylisaf tifstlf,-tl-wi: ai' -'l4z:.flf, iff 2 , .. tt? 3 if ' if f - M - - 1, H, . ...iff 4 'Q ,,,.,i,,,A sm K6 ,Wm .,l, Jig? 3 z swf ? 'fd 1 R QSM if -A 71,4 4.-.wi :-,V E-'tis imggw e ,,.. Aggie., ,fc iff f - si 'e'Ei?71Yil5f 57l?Yas,f:e W.,Ni55i.i,,,5i.3fgqf.?,,,.3Q?,si ,,.., ,.qZE,w fsmi Sik- -ft., 4, .. ,, ., X , ,. ,,,.LL w,f,w.f,,, .,Hl,, ,W .J .Q i.,.t,m, ,. f 'Q 11 A- --' ,- 'f1i.g.f.!-55, ifsafzff ww W. Tx, A ,m,,'l 7 ' 2,,Kfl:w?'?1w - Q, .. '11 1, V. :,,.- f-:e f'1::gwp,fif.E ' - ' ' wi , ., my l,,,f::i-- . wsiifiitgrftggf lttiimaqg Flax S ,,.-rm., V-qfsstay , Q, ie, A ,- 7 -,wzffv-S-1,:Xs, . , , . t fb . ,M Q, Q, .,.. i -Wi-, jx, 53 X ' mgwg.fvfg11f'11x- 1 -: -'C e,azff2:'1':::z..:'.. L .M A Ak,,L , ., ,. ..,, .. ...gfl .. .. Y SS ' X u 'tx t .V. . .. :gt .f A. in Herbert Sommers Aeronautics 3 . . A , . . f 5 . Jpeqii ' ' 5 1 ,fu .ffgg,.zgwf5sfa,,.iif:2eu, f. V, f-ggi:-,S'-Qfigfff ' 1 7- ' ,. 3f',,.Ai - 'X i. ' ' 'Af' - .iii g ' - :gr QE, , N,- f Dale Stambaugh Auto Electricity David Stefanski Collision 1957 ,. x it it ' - ji, . x 7312 ff- 7 YQ-jf ' v,-is 1. Y M ,' ' . .5 . E, 1 Q .lzegzif '- 1 It ,--U . 'I ::- um- 1 1 1.25 Y fi ' -252 - if :gt H - I: . . f. 1: 'Lass f f James Sommers Mechanical Drafting . Mg we QL ' N 125 . ' . fi, N - R4 1. get TE , 5 Daniel Steck Auto Electricity Walter Steiger Cabinet Making CLASS Robert Sorosiak Cabinet Making Z , 5 -, V., c , . K 1 - fell it . S a .,a.. S ,,, . y. Q, Rodney Steele Mechanical Drafting Isaac Strozier Radio 81 Communications CLASS M if f.1Sff11-5 4 :A ' 1.97 L' . -- m -- Gary Sullivan . fa v E: - ,, Aef0 UUi'C5 V . Lfvll H .. 2 y . . i 52? ,I - ,ff iiw .. 252:21 i fIsf2tf'gw2i'1,z Y 1 - f u. V -,gg--,,s:: g '92 sm 2 ,yiw 4425: V in-at .. mil tgmt -A l!+mfw,itMff K , gagmvlfikzfxid -unFfmfiiiefplsizflsilf ww ' ' ' ,, Gary Stutfle . -N Electrical Machines i wife, . 2, 1',i1.f,,g-K., ,-,,:ezii?.,gf-i'.' iii ,cl,1-,,. , , ,,., . . f, ' gif 3- ' 2321, if ' f llffszfigi ' 4-Ea lf - I . li ' ' K 5 , John Tayler Qc, , L' Office Practice . Lf,, . K K , if ,5 -,f,. .J 114.1 11,5 ll . wzglij, ,, Ai. Z 'S T W -A' .'. - -- Q. , David Szyskowski Commercial Art .Iohn Ten Eyck Refrigeration Joseph Tesznar Electrical Construction Q .1 13- W David Szmania Pattern Making Romeo Taylor Aeronautics James Toska Collision l957 W M . to ' .. 1' L .. - I .QQ S s- tw Ei art- V ' l sg :g' 435.3 .-:,-'ft ., Marshel Traxler Electrical Machines . j -.. , ? r . 1151-tw f- H ,.1 1,1 M2112f1.1eSz,..:.:- 1e1af:Q:Lf-s -. -wiser , v'sfw2::,.15,2H ' :21,,,w- ,115 fig: .u':1f5.,.5 l Q F X ' ZI.' if If i zt ' A-itil? .. , 3 'T ff W 9 ! 3 get J hz r Ht , r 1 25 X5 sed is S 2,5 tum M x ls arxi' 45 ,Z 1 if X 3 ,fx F r K 1 HQ we Y M , M, Richard Utter Electrical Machines Lawrence Tucker Machine Shop CLASS 'FK-A Q 'Xl . ip, -3 Harold Turner Aeronautics gf Nr 4' I yr . is , VJ K . Us gi ,Q H1 X Orville Vanderhoff ' F Office Practice r K JM ei-:E .M i ., ' l ' 35 -, 11 , . 'i wifi if A is ., f fg -ffit:1,Z:. x iii. ffm' 'iii i'.' Lawrence Vergiels A L Aeronautics ,- N Q L. ft if .. r, , Donald Vershum , ,ggggm if Auto Electricity f -' v - 1 A , vias ,I ' , ...., aaaaaa Y iiiy Duane Wachowiak , I k,:if1f1Iz- ii Office Practice W 5 , .1 V T Lii M ' F ' f' '..f:E-ffxtiftf c ' 'v'21'gt'gQ,l :Lgf: rt. Q ' ' 15 Sf. ' ss ' IH' ',i 'I 5' '- ,. i lg k,kk',k N ,- ? k: ..: L. Z, , 'yk' 5 ' T: ig: Thomas Ward Printing CLASS Robert Watson Pattern Making F fi 5 i . 'X , Q , LLL ' M if Grant Whitaker Office Practice 2 45. ,,g17f5 ,. it W 43 ii i . Y 1 ,mg Paul Wasserman ' Electrical Machines C 'ii-' K 3- wg L k,bV L i K V i ,i,i,i, , 'ff 1 C -39351 L Robert Wiktorowski A ,h N Machine Shop V ' fn ' fi L 1 L C L, l C C i if L, , K EVPA -Li Lf. L , X 5 - 1,-if' 1 fa W is cas wiefrzykowski 4 ,L J Auto Mechanics . , L 'L,,L Brian White Commercial Art leo Wilhelm Cabinet Making Richard Wilk Machine Shop Bill Williams Radio 81 Communications 1957 - ,F A v '52 . . 'H ' ff ' V. 3. , :lluul 'L ' Dennis Winckowski Office Praclice .-VW, 1, Wg 1 S A K --,, fl' Eugene Zapiecki Printing Richard Wodarski Refrigeralion 6 CLASS ffiiqr xg nl 55,1 Carl Woosley Electrical Machines David Zydorczyk Aulo Mechanics l957 Arthur Zdawczyk I is E iii .c Xe ii, 5- ,.,, . .i Office Praclice Neil Zyp Aeronculics , N Darrell Zielinski Machine Shop Richard Zytkus Prinling SENIOR PRCM Musical atmosphere was provided by Steve Snyir's orchestra. -n mv' The Grand March is led by Mr. Howard White. The Prom decorations were created by the Commercial Art shop. They were inspired by the theme Starlit Fan- tasy . MID-TERM SWING mama 'YK Macomber and Whitney's Mid-Term Swing, Interlude in Iceland , was held in the small gym. The season. Swing is one of the highlights' of the school STUDENT Juniors and FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Brown, Ron Nowak, Dick Utter, Terry Knorr, Dave Boyles, Jim Sieler, Ed Kerchevall, Dick Mc- Donagh, Bob Kneisley. SECOND ROW: Bob Mosley, Bernard Gedert, Jack Minke, Dick Ragland, Bob Dietrich, Tom Lewandowski, Dick Demko, Burton Callif, Dale Lemle, John Noethen. Seniors THIRD ROW: Mr. Pecsok, Dave Stefanski, Terry Kruse, Dennis Winckowski, John Schultz, Robert Rudess, Tom Kaszynski, Ron Michaels, Dick Danicke, Harold Goldstein, iendl BACK ROW: Francis Kress, Bill Williams, Jerry Richards, Richard Tanner, Kenneth Bowman, Jim Armstrong, Don Zech, Jerry Napierala, Jim Rufty, Don Reilly. STUDENT COUNCIL 0FFlCERS SEATED, left to right: Jim Sieler, Terry Knorr. STANDING: Ed Kerchevall, David Boyles. President ..,......, ...... J im Sieler Vice-President ......... .... D ave Boyles Secretary-Treasurer .,.... ..,. T erry Knorr Sergeant-at-Arms ....... Ed Kerchevall COUNCIL STUDENT COURT Freshmen and Sophomores FRONT ROW, left to right: Gene Korecki, Jim Zech, Gary Lougheed, Kenneth Kochanowski, John Putman, Jim Baldwin, Tom Rothenbuhler, Charles Vail, Tom Bartel. - SECOND ROW: Ronnie May, George Pavuk, Tom McCoy-, Bill Baumker, Bill Stribrny, Joe Tuite, Larry Schultz, Carl Fragoso, Neal Bigelow, Mr. Pecsok. THIRD ROW: Danny Bailey, James Kaminski, Gary Smotherman, Bill Witkowski, Jim Schulty, Dave Kahl, Bob Poulson, Ray Louth, Gene Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Tom Hartman, John Pasch, Keith McCall, Ray Ellis, Craig Hoagland, Tom Staff, Mike Slivinski, Art Billups, Mike Cannon. FRONT ROW, left to right: Jack Minke, Bailiff, Jim Rufty, Jr. Judge, Dick Utter, Sr. Judge, Ron Nowak, Sr. Judge, Dick McDonagh, Clerk. SECOND ROW: Mr. Krupp, Jury Members-Dick Demko, Bob Dietrich, Ken Bowman, Ron Michaels, Gene Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Jury Members-Ronnie Moy, Carl Fragoso, Robert Poulson, Jim Armstrong, Francis 53 - Cress, Larry Schultz, Mike Slivinski. - J council lNk,MCTl0N COUNCIL DANCE and QUEEN Kathy Soltis, Macomber's candidate for Student ft, Council Queen. REF Macomber is well represented at the Area Student Council Dance, Silhouettes in Stardust, held at the Naval Armory, February 2. Music was provided by Jack Runyan. This year, candidates for Student Council Dance Queen were chosen from Whitney to represent the two schools. Seniors were asked to select one of these eight girls. 54 L l .IUKNIDRS f , 0 HWS Www N wwf? QW Film. A ,- mfg-Q -LH I 'J W FL U lb p CLASS 2 'e2:gm2f'fffs?3' iz Wsixiiil W HS-V, - 'iii 5' A i ii. .rf Nw . ,.., l ZPQQRZWY ' Afsgnng A -. ,5i:,,g,3f,Z1- A? -wyti, . - r Q . 'El ,A 9' it j fcccfi-3+ gg , W if ,lr Xfziwie' ti ag' A 'lL f. if is .lim Armstrong Mechanical Drafting 1, dx 1 fe.. T we , Bob Belkofer Cabinet Making ii we 3 'Q cw - .- . It Darol Billick Commercial Art ' fl'-., Roman Bonfiglio Mechanical Drafting 1 , F3 I YE R ' z K ix if x.iece, ,. . 0 X f X X i ki Qi lies ! Q 4 my 2 FI' 5 I A as r 295 2, 3 lf s 3 I Robert Ahrens Electrical Machines Robert Adams Aeronautics l s ef x l 'Ee We mm r f S P mfg 2 ,Q - 3 i i K Q i, , . , 5 X An. A J E '35 1 ,if s is it A ,ss x se K 'Q 4 Ri' ,Ms s ...ri '52 1 21, 2 UZ Q' rfi11Lii51iQ i+im45 Er: Dave Baertschi David Banaszak Electrical Controls Radio Gerald Bell Collision X , Q V9 i f ig' Q rg 1 we i- 'N John Bittinger Collision Frank Booth Refrigeration - f f George Bardwell Auto Mechanics li an i ir i eett V ,L i i Dick Bennington Thomas Berg Del Barhife Refrigeration M swf, 1 H ei.. . Ronald Bialecki Auto Mechanics Pattern Making Architectural Drafting 4 - 'f' .' II..':..' y l' ,f K A Nic in if ' 'Lg X we K' s X gk -1 t QEQS , ., , .,.. . ...... - lit' :-iv Aggg,.e,c .' ., ililh ' .A tif?- f'i5i557f :llf if- A M gect C C if - '?i Jerome Blachowski Machine Shop , 3 .2-if-1 , 92512-1' Kenneth Bowman Radio l w S 2' fe, ,ff , it it k William Blake Roger Blandzinski Office Practice Curtis Boykin Architectural Drafting Electrical Machines 1 MJ 5 W' 2 -its Q f , tl Emi-is J A t f , it 5 , Albert Antkowiak Radio . ' 1157 ,- fc ' 5 . - .1 w Sir:-5: I ee? 11215 if U'f'r4.:..s:vi ' Robert Behun Machine Shop M i 55 -I , i v if , zu ,E sr , Louis Bihn Electrical Controls :we 3' we-wc, F :: 1:EE1.:.E? V ' f1,gs'3giv ,.a.vc fee, - HV Y f 3 L 3 1 K ' i , fl vu' Q E Q iw , C W Q ,xYi5N 2i1i Dave Bobak Electrical Machines i958 Dave Boyles Machine Shop 11-1 1 245' ' K ' X X 4 1 'I .I-'E:ii::5i! 2 -YZ s i 'f f 5ff4i'f-XX 222, 5 X Eg Q .Q 2 XX ,K . W R ,1:zge1g12 gg is X if ' 2 H 2 ge X Z mf X , XX L2 fy c 2 2 ,X 2 W E A at K x 2 2 av az: X ei .X K ,Z 2 X2 as Win' .2i7f'7!i7f-535 rg Ralph Brenneman Auto Mechanics Gerald Bryce Printing : ..., --.XX 2' :t a , ,. ' 2 W Q 2 S 22 PX f-1 , .X- , X., .,, . X XX x 3 2 :me 2 , t 1 X 3 Ax Q X 3' 2 ,H A FQ ' X ,gig 'L '15 .2g2g3- X 'X ..X12f- . L ,XX Kenneth Brauer Aeronautics XX,..e,.f .X X q,,i, X,,fX2,ve,1mX, . XX, W ...,,. .,,,.,1Xc,.2--X. f22'iQf1t2i5?1i1feX 1455 f?12s?13T1si11x'112x1 .Q -4 ' f -2 1122 , ,L , was Si Q Xe 2 e X2 ,, E 22 3 4. , W d 2, f .2 ,.,. . ,Rigs 4 ,g 'Q E 2,5-ex ,L X XC 23 '22 12 5 X Sy: ,, ,W X2 X Joseph Brimmer Machine Shop Louis Brzuchalski Office Practice 1 , ,i., it ii 53 255 A ' jS3QE9XX,E?X 1' iz i,.'1X.i53g1 ' ' N ie' ' , 2 l 1 A ' Qgiffz i, '2 E X -. ' 21113 X,1zi'1f if 'XX :c. vfX27112f - - -A 2,1 Y X1 '1 W' ' ' .Ef:. - A I , - W,-- X. .. . X , :LWV Q , X - X . , M fl , . bfi, f VW if ga, Richard Chase Office Practice ik-if V 'E Stan Cislo Collision i958 Jim Bray Printing W7 ,,..,,...,t. W. ,. X 2 3 j1sX,1 , '-,5g 1 ?,f f,lf5E'L?: 1.f'.5,'1f2E'12ii XX2, ,, e f- f ,wX,2vX2X,vXteX22 X '. ,XM . ,. .X,.., ,, c.,, em 2 X Q2 3 1. 2 l E 2 .2 ,X 3 HX fe 3 if , X is 251 ,, Xcsw X isz11f11f2e -'1 K i' 'ii -W f 'K 5 ez:1Q21Pfi2:2f'.v - e?l15 2 ..1 Q 'J' ?f ' , X Richard Britton Pattern Making V ,, ' g :ww gf X X BSI X ' ' xllflfvffif 1 'W 'V' 71' ,,Lf9i f7f Y , C':-'W ' ' I' :::2?'i5i:Q2:a1 T, X4 Y 'la X , 2.2 51,4 1 Kenneth Burke Office Practice ggs2r2s?2iX2sfiX2e?2s2 W fflW iZfiifififXt2f2X:fi X, 5 gg52Am1,'ll2z ' vi 3'if3jf,fx5fV!PifffP ftfiffitf-W ' aim ,5,125cm.g X , wb 1. X-ggi 711.535 X 21.2 :fm .v,Xsig,1iszX'1sti XXX. ,3...e,X. 2?i55E5??'2E : 1 xml .. -:z gbj-fn, X X ,.,,w.X,X.-12 ,-2. 2,1 35 .lim Cisterino Electrical Controls Q, em 'iw ,ig 4' .... ,, . QI wc! 22X We ef 22,71 332223 . X ,QQ X ia HK sr X 8 isa 2 52 X 22 2 20 6:2 1 SX S Q 2 it Q XX S 253 re H. li X ggi 2 2 X ,Q , , 2 ,ft ,Q EX XX 2 ff .r .55 fs? f 3 2 is . HYQWSHX' c XXX3 122' , 1 ,X ,s. 1 X X e 7 521. 115 2 3, 'Vijifi i if .1 1 1 X 2 V21 1- ., ,.,, 2XXc,, .,,., X c:ff,- 'Q -- ,tt .f -. -- f2tX.weX-WX .:J: 2-,X1.,-1, .. ,. X,2Xm.ezx.fX2-XXiaiszifQs11fs1, , X: 2 fQ2.5?5Qmg1gg. L XX Wag!! X 21 P 7 X Bob Brown Cabinet Making Frazell Carnes Printing an XX is :Si ., K 75 162- z .7i1 ini E ,S .. , X 2 I K' w- ftflfeii XWXQXQQ .,., Q- -- ,XX2m5.X,. X, - X2, -' -' .1 X, 31 5 - .2X, .. ,c 2 CLASS John Bryan Virgil Bryan Electrical Controls Refrigeration fi- kin W . . X 2 f 2 Q 2 ,X 15 3 t.,.: X .XX,, X .- fs 4 ' X: ' X 21 'K ' . 222 ,. ,..XXX.. of XX. X2 - A-., X,.2.2X22,. X , L , W E :.2 K ci,..,, ,,,. 2 2 2 1 X, 2 X2 K 2 R 5 fbi ..42 ,f 1.cZ:x if X2 X S X 2 XX 2 W 5 'Q , XX ct if ess HS 5 J 2 3 Q 3 3. g ,Q 02 if 5 5.3 XX it S2 X K ag 1' 5 , nba .MA Ii: V. A .X XX X.,. 1 ,X XX Richard Carroll Electrical Machines Bob Ceglarski Mechanical Drafting . XXX,, .X,, X 1 . , X 4 Sf ..X, .XPXXX ,X - X,,. 5, igsxw Q Q gi? 1 .,, A.,,k ,.. Torn Connolly Arnold Coci Tom Conlan Cabinet Making Machine Shop X, X raft gg. fn :I y , tgzf ' s ':?.1S:.- : ng A 'M 'E 1 : f ' ,1 1:' 21 ' 1, 12,'Q,,1 .- f 1,gXX5,M ,X :X , ', .e2mXXy1:,,fX.,, , , ' 2,'wv412fX3:fXi?f. Xctifef 1.,,1if1' 1f,1, 9M::Ti5Piz.'Qi . , ' P ' ' X-'Q-ll' 'c:V :??li ' .5 I-9E,vE,!' X gH5E .fii'f'.1ei1se , . ' fg1'XfXwffI,,. 5 f57:.fi5g27g?fg X, , 'Q ,V , , V f'li'fiEsv' ff 1Xf'3,l'7 ,f ,'i1f . 7'1.1 l1: ' 3Q711f. ' '2 eQ2XX2?faX,XX.,.f,,., X ,if , - uc,f ,.f. ,,,22sf X ng? iiiififlffilfzffilff Ni? X,k, A K l X ' hu Cabinet Making Larry Cook Bob Costell Jim Covey Larry Covrett Auto Mechanics Collision Electrical Controls Printing CLASS , I .ww Z awww ' W ,L 5- f b a 'Q if .- 3. 'La l W j,,L'f' l l X f this fi 1 .C .M F it I L T Gerald Czerniakowski Electrical Controls Q Q , 45' .i' K,, 'K f M fy 'se f. A. tw' is ' ,Xfff 5 Larry Deal Electrical Machines X ca, 4 5 -...H C Xu lennis Duncan Office Practice lryr 7 . J 5 M, Irv Fineske Mechanical Drafting ga? i' , ' lwr.. fi-uc . . R 1. 2 - . 1 53 4- J ,,. bf ima igcgt Q. 1 fig:- 4 5 .ee 1' i. -r ei A a?'E ered we iw af ,Q W7 'Q 2 D 'V alum-,W A - .. fx -. an , ff I - , , R gm, i Frank Czenieiewski Machine Shop 'F ff' . - W 1rcl,a 1' is R I nf: 1 awkgyp if x 1 ig ij. , i ,K Q ' if ,F James DeRaedt Radio Richard Dusseau Electrical Machines me 'Nm 2 53,552 1? s Dick Danicke Auto Mechanics ?3?f.s7Sevv 2 ' 5-W ,fi .fa f 'f ' , i 5 ,-:li 'if H x w iii N2 Mx F Q: of 3 1 Q. at J' 1 Er, 3 Q .2 2 4 5 e -fgfsegf :few . g g Eugene Dickinson Printing David Dutridge Auto Electricity 1 - 51 Q-gel .. f t il: - t Q 5i, Hg' - -. K ,,.. 1 '1,. it -:ff - - - 'ieavii-ff.w.,t w . , rf .5 tml, -. I J., ,.. 55, x,l.sei.f-s fs'-,:ae:t.z?',.t'w 7:--f tr. eeesrsyfkfzsa A .ff-,fwg2f1-vt -' it 543 , rs: .y 'H 'X D '75 575 K WLT' 37 , 5E5Z5if5 FSL W ' , g.f::.:4zN5g,..,: g,,:,. Francis Cress Sheet Metal K . ,M ty ,W , 3 54: get hx, Mike Crapper Printing We 4 QR.. . , 14 . 1 Raymond Dankmer Clyde Darrington Office Practice -,wilf?f2gwgz,-asIs' W-easvwgiwsgg fimsiw vw, fem fiezxfffft . .. mitaifvitf ,cw ,. : - -.1- mmsm : ' E5 fsli'5if55efiE'f: H ie ix ws? ..- 1 F s Howard Dieball Radio S deny , I if if 1 -1 -x sm-,, ,g:.,.,.,i .,z.3.x5,y George Earley Cabinet Making Jim Fisher .lim Flanagan Moses Florence Machine Shop Auto Electricity Mechanical Drafting Electrical Machines fi, ', wwf .'..f f. H tm ? g i v fflifi iili ug J I K E fi E Robert Diemer Radio 2 .,.f ,. E2E5 'x5'1, Leonard Erdman Pattern Making A fm' .,,f Ray Crowe Aeronautics Vincent' Davis Radio Don Donovan Architectural Drafting figwfw 15 I Richard Fern Cabinet Making i958 ewssgpafm fe 'gsm igsezgtgtgiiw w L: ,., igfw g ' 'r :ffm SEQ we 4, -1 , 1 x ., Q we it 1 5' W 6 K' X1-f f ft f a , fm i - 2- it Sam Francis Printing iz ' 7 is vll - ft L ,fl 'LA,, ,fi 1 Bob Funk Architectural Drafting I at ' . 5' :eff .,,:f' - 'E'-12 WE? c 533 fix l is A fe 'ii 21 .QE X 2 iii F2 Y '2:ff'gfl:1,A' 'v, ft- 4. -mxke.. Harold Goldstein Printing Andrew Gyuras Mechanical Drafting 'Y , me L flwaze 1, 4 f- ' ' fl aw - -If M ' James Franklin Cabinet Making A 4-5 Howard Furman Radio Richard Gratnling Electrical Controls S' S is 3 , ,Y I sf Darrell Haack Electrical Controls sft F A we ' ffl at 2: Jay Friend Architectural Drafting , Lffvk if. K grit at Xe ,E QL A Richard Galloway Machine Shop mx. f ,',' John Gray Electrical Machines -A.., New ,, ZA: f 155 355' ww ,. M A 3 L C! ft vis, '. W N. ti,r grggg E David Hall Aeronautics zg' Bob Hays Architectural Drafting ,ac 'T ti Wji J' icct t itic if ' f,, ' I James Gasiorowski Auto Electricity K ga A .,,,, j' I . My ' . .VL ., - 9:-36: 1 j9fsi1QbiiZ5H5 31 ,LAL David Green Cabinet Making ,-- t-,l 7 'i'i i 171. SM A f s 1, W H1::t.y,f inf ' Tom Hall Mechanical Drafting Q 2? Z' 1 5 nt, 5 '. 7 in ,M 5 i L, 5 A 5 Charles Held Cabinet Making 1 in ..,w- .-'gif f: Q f 1 . 1 l X John Gawle Machine Shop an .. 'ii L' t f ' ' :': , ' N11 i K f ,e ., . . LAVVV v iiayx, V fi at Bob Grimes Aeronautics Marlin Harrison Cabinet Making it fl' 44,1 'W John Hendricks Office Practice , ,g f i t 2 Ralph George Collision .g,, I iz f E1 . w Q, Q, 35 ., it ,54 eg 5 f ,.h . g, , -,Af V 143' -- Richard Groch Office Practice tucr 'i,, A In A I 5 Ron Hasenfratz Auto Mechanics tscr fs.,UiffL',.Ll in , J Harold Hertz Machine Shop it if 3 1 Q CLASS .. :., ,AL,, 1 axis 31 -. Qi- . S as nr wi 1 it af! Bernard Hudzinski Welding A ff? g L1 iw, ' xl Dave Jozefowicz Mechanical Drafting 1 or S All if i My .ggi ,is iii. s EI 45? Tom Kaszynski Collision aaia - A ' A 'i,, f ,. . si if - IMA. F . fr ,g ,,.. M if , Bruce Klinck Architectural Drafting 'fi V ri. If -of 4 Q 5'-. M, C... U -: Lester Husen Commercial Art ii . .. it , David .Iozwiak Electrical Controls 1 3 ' 1, ss 'L ,A fi, X James Katona Auto Electricity Terry Koczorowski Motors and Controls 'M fn ' 22 ' ' Q. 5-in 1 MW if , 3 M so Q sa M i Nw ,dl 5 E I Gary Hodgson Machine Shop i ' ,gif-, as .fsiifs 1 1 . r -wr ist, - ,- ' I , f Earl Irwin David Johnson Electrical Construction 5, 'MQ L' K. i 4 . se! Ronald Kaczmarek Electrical Machines rirg, Tom Kaucher Collision Office Practice Pat Kalinowski Collision relax, gl ' lgiiff ww! ,Sf iz 'ww W ik f ei K. sc 3' ff .J Dick Kempf Radio fi . ' EL f- 'W-nf ev' V,.f Ronald Koperski Harold Kopfman Radio Cabinet Making Edgar Holliday Machine Shop N' 1 iggsiii-fr iii 1 Q, -,Llfiiiil i 1 'F' its X 25. L6 Russell Johnson Auto Mechanics oo.ro in J siil Richard Karamol Refrigeration E er 5 Tom King Architectural Drafting ,H .31- 3 . ,wig M U, -,ww qw, . , 7,. 1 if-.first s it l , .zq 4 1 s J f - gl s M3525 Roger Hoyt Pattern Ma king , isa .si c , gf--is , 21 ,w 4' 3- www 1 1 1 'wmnf . f K wi X ff sk,',-,V Richard Jordan Electrical Machines 'li Q iii if f David Karpinski Mechanical Drafting 3 r-', - r.. z ,ss ,M sl 52 Jim Klein Electrical Machines i958 f f we ' s wsu. .. , , , in ix SW f L i , 4 ,V if f Paul Koralewski Machine Shop 9 2 , V an Leonard Kuiawa Machine Shop t Q'- 1 5- o f -lim Q c A 7 ffl! i 11 55 -P . iw , walk.: tg. I X Arnold Le Bowsky Welding Jerry Lessenfin Printing Q ,K I g W, H. A, .21 V, ,..1Y' -, as - J 13 17: 4 :-- 3. , Zz , 'Sv 'gn 'Gs A3 gd f f J Paul Kowalski Pattern Making ,L 1, 1 ,M , . . ,. Ziff t we V, - 3 , Norman Kuiawa Machine Shop QQ rrr Martin Lehman Auto Mechanics ,. eww ,.,,. .,...,, ,t.1 , 5 1a,, .. A , 'w ,1,Qgjf. ,er-.. '5'ii H .' 1:pghggz-.Ilj:7'i:j :e2 . , ' A M Q 252QHQaw ,,gf .is W.- Donn Levis Com mercial Art 1958 is 3 E Ra 1 .. V. Q 5 , A 3 Nicholas Krochmalny Cabinet Making Si? Ei Q' an A .Iohn Kusz Architectural Drafting M me .lim Leiter Mechanical Drafting 'fe iff' Q , . V C ,... F 3 itfiszztc Ray Lewandowski Collision 3 gg? 1 iiisytfn , t,qt gg George Lubinski Machine Shop tif gil - -, ' fgize - 4 Eff J 'LI 4- Jig I Patrick Kwiatkowski Refrigeration -i ,Y -- wwf rg' 'tm i ' ' 'T - is I 'A' Wzf LQ -Ii . , iti ilfifffi William Lemke Electrical Motors Alton Liebich Office Practice , at , fi 5? Ronald Lukasik Sheet Metal CLASS Za Ag. A. if A , , .. 4 .TZ irici. X ' 1 ,, K it Douglas Laney Electrical Motors William Leonhardt Office Practice James La Pointe Mechanical Drafting ,:,, K wwf, V Gary Lesniewicz Architectural Drafting ,V ffieie gs' i lei Harvey Lipper Sheet Metal ffawwb, .. . ' ti i , J, Q James McCormick Radio Edward Liwo Machine Shop Welding CLASS l . fa 1, f S if X : la 32 . 1-Q -2 H, , QKHJEQ, K ,S f t'-M t . A firj U., . 4 , g , . 1 1 gi' .Q .ugsl 2522. H ,fflffiflfsffi Tom Martinez Electrical Machines James Melms Office Practice Robert Mason Office Practice Eggiii- 'ill X X QHWW 25,51 ffl E at 524 Q K ff fr fist? E Q 4 A SX 1 ms' tiimg Eddy Meyer Pattern Making iiraci - C iiia f K V Dan Miller Larry Miller Auto Electricity Refrigeration iz: 1. vk-L . , M iiiii f , ,.., Martin Tom Motsinger Mosakowski Radio Printing 1 K. .ij J N4 KE gi t Q, Q 1 , Leonard Matuszak Auto Mechanics S ci,:i 'tt V H Ron Michaels Aeronautics 4' will VQMVXV ' .. f Joel Moerman Sheet Metal David Mrozinski is , .. it ff 1 , wi , kdm X f,'Ees+.,' jf . wi Robert Mang Collision Karl Maunz Architectural Drafting r c if -Q .f Mike Michalski Radio , S... .. , fe , Lf-- l j : - Q N 'QA vmgmp ' gm , 3 5 Daniel Mohr Architectural Drafting New .V Z ' Richard Mueller Architectural Drafting Cabinet Making K f 1 w1f ' Q zzifc- J if 'gr , emi 5 , . , sl! 5,1323 K' E W 2 fag K X 4, f M s li 4 QV K a if A ff--sf ' lx- - 1.- ,v ',igfiay-rs Jim Maran Auto Mechanics C we iiii 55 xvlitlfr C Len Meeker Aeronautics ' ,,,,. -' ,sg iw. W Richard Mielcarek Office Practice Charles Moody Radio Robert Maroszek Radio ,,4:,5-ggi J E i ,, i f 9 if cs ,tc K 1 2 V ,,,, ,f ,iris S , ries rs 3 Mike Meier Printing Len Mientkiewicz Refrigeration fi B f .1 Thomas Moore Collision 1958 K H f-sam. w , , A. i , gifiv-P . J., l y. W is Carl Musial Machine Shop Jerry Napierala Machine Shop E, ,, '. if -'T James Ogle Office Praclice Douglas Park Printing 5 'w if , X ELL , 4 i 5 3 xi 161 f'P,-- David Myers Auto Electricity If 'G ,,. Mel Nobel Mechanical Drafting , E, 7,fggg?E:w: . ,..,,i ., . , ., H J:-, , ,, L me iq, i W 5 ,gg fx Q W X B. 'W S ff A, Q i, iris? .. X gf , W if M V' 'eg , f- ni 1' fp . 0 Lowell Oldenburg Welding dr I , X , c,z . NJ ww? r f , e .fa ffm. ze L' we , 'if w gp 3 if QQ, K .- af f ' 3 Roger Patke Aeronautics 1958 Richard Nagy Refrigeration Eillfyw' A 4 ez, Norm Nowak Machine Shop Paul Onody Auto Mechanics gl-v u , ' . - g f W, . 7 , il 1 if :iw L Fritz Paupard Office Practice 5- 'K I Q ., if 3155 Q Ben Perales Machine Shop Tom Nowicki Machine Shop xa1l 1,lfgwgf ,fc,i c ,iiefg Ron Osterman Machine Shop ff it.. ..- xg, , S? IQ jf X .lim Paupard Aeronautics Duane Petry Pattern Making CLASS A 1 i i , 1 ii .. if , . , ji Richard Ochsner Office Practice 11 Bob Owens Office Practice -,. . '3 lg 3 John Pavlica Cabinet Making 3-, : Rodney Pfotenhauer Architectural Drafting 5555327 Q 1 iii' ic ti K William 0'Connell Auto Mechanics Thomas Pacer Machine Shop I i M 'ff of M ,, df . ii ,vw fff age Gerald Payne Office Practice A fn,-v K W- few' .ijgiis W t . 3 Thomas Pickle Commercial Art CLASS M y it if Fred Powell Office Practice Adolf Reisig Machine Shop Bill Roan Cabinet Making Leif Rompf Machine Shop 5 Saba wg, X -em o,-fi? Q . . Bob Quigley Collision Q it it Wuxi Y Q'-ew . if fi Q as Et .51 E 1 f .lim Reiter Printing - iii- ' I . - Tir i liiiifc i f f .ref 1. eegwiigf' i rf? gh. t 551:25 ' . K 1 if Raymond Rober Machine Shop Richard Rosenlund Mechanical Drafting . gl i , , . - . , ,- 16535 L: . , ,, ., .Fe fe Qffiifiit 5 5 is iz K r . 3 L ' gi '4 gi xc My A t is ' ' Q' Slit-Vs? L L 4 ' Lf .. . .. va' W 2 N. 1 Frank Radtke Pattern Making . ' , vm 1 r I '54 p Mas l S ts X '1 sg, k f 1' .L ,. Pmerm 5 it r 5 5, f Gary Rhoades Printing Gorey Roberts Collision U ii I 'ttt r ' c , re, f amz tit facie ,551 L. Q 5' I . ,zsgiifgf W r fir'-me - A it uf S ' ' V fefnvfff,-st ef 7 , ,kyy ., . ,. ,K X 4 t is t t Yr 1 M Y, ' gif? 1, , Tom Pieper Cabinet Making pw if Yyfiln f 1. ' J., ii -'-, E, Q M ' Russell Randall Auto Mechanics .lim Rhoades Sheet Metal . :I A f 2 iti S Y.. , is lilsife , f ' . :X-M35 Terry Roberts Auto Mechanics Leon Ross Refrigeration Richard Ross Pattern Making S .L ,,. , ,, E P . 2, ge Dave Podbielniak Machine Shop E r i QW' cs . , y F.. : .lohn Rathke Radio Jerry Richards Electrical Machines or Y 29? Exif 3' ,f V, . ,, ,,.. 2 A325555 ' . f if . f.v,,,g51e . . 211 ' ,Qlivffiii , HFS? 511-Vdf. Fas' -J Roy Rogers Welding gg .: , C q Danny Pool Office Practice if L W., L K if or fi? zf'..:fQg:?:.r:fi. .Qi t3::.,g:.:::4c. .4544 lib! '2i3:2?.'-:J::2 ,2., . .,., Don Reilly Pattern Making x ' a Thomas Richey Machine Shop r Q y f 1 Xe P2 Robert Roginski Electrical Construction i958 . c. ,,,'. V, . 5 iL.:' We-,size 5 Robert Rudess Com mercial Art George Rybka Auto Mechanics Charles Schiedegger Mechanical Drafting if at P Benson Shannon .lim Rufty Architectural Drafting Don Rygalski Pattern Making ., 1 , ,Ae V 5,-Vw, I Q :??f'H'Er W, fheffgeiliihxe' A QfQjw4f23i5e12'i Dan Schlegel Auto Electricity Ron Shell Architectural Drafting Architectural Drafting iw iii' ' A Ron Rybacki Commercial Art mfr? K ,gl.,lX V ti Allen Saar Sheet Metal 2,3 , , K , M ,fc - 2 A P' : ,M -Af gifting I X' .TZ ff I Chuck Schroeder Printing M war Richard Shuff Refrigeration Dennis Smith Office Practice 5 as NJ 'tg,,. I Elmer Saar Collision .22 Leonard Schultz Radio Robert Shutt Welding in ,mai M itr f rt ug rim Gerald Smith Architectural Drafting CLASS AA r P t 1 a 50? 2 , 'Q - wif' - 3 A ' 5 is 5:-4. X t ni ' John Saionzkoski Welding William Schuster Aeronautics ---' N.. , - Q. , L I fy' t . gf Milton Singleton Cabinet Making r K 5 . 7' 4 gf K, if ? Q, ,A-r 4 N 4. K 4 :Q 'is ,tt may nr Y' 1 S f aka Fiat Steve Sanislo Collision w i ff f it gi Richard Schwyn Aeronautics ,4. ,, A y.1ia,:. - E , i Robert Smalley Radio Q5 K 5 9. f -,- , ,, f WM M A f M r xii, A fr- Kira: - K Harold Smith Auto Electricity .-w,?g. fr John Smith Printing CLASS , mf it David Sfachowiak Auto Mechanics r sr 5 3, Gerard Suminski Radio Paul Temple Commercial Art V David Vanbyke Cabinet Making ,.1 52 :1 - .. ' . 4 ' -W1 :Q ' X' 1 Qfawgx H? 'P' F10 2, Y Q . ,E Qin, A 5 1 r .1 ', tx, 'Y' 'zihiglg 've-1 r51ff5ig26,'a3' WG. .. Mfg, ,rg - -.- -' , 1' fr. - .lim Stachowiak Mechanical Drafting K i my iw, e 1 it w w Leon Szych Machine Shop b H ,Q-if g f -fi. i 9 f Egfr? i if light i , James Tewell Printing Thomas Vann Office Practice . ii. Z . ,. fi Q i 1: 1 S 3, 1 va S ' J h i M i in 1 ,Q wi S ii tx 'K i jk! i fem Wifi HH 5 Z ,uf Richard Sobieralski Collision is JW ff iw : .sire -.. -., .1, A .,. , N A. ig. .sv n-.sf f -Mei. A .vs ffm? f:-'f . if Jef ff-'ag .se Q. f' fi .g, ?,, , 5 'fir were ,x 1' W .W ,ggi , c,..!H I 5- if. -,riv,i ,i.. I -. ,1 , ii SE ,f 535 gg? gif .. ,, . Ni. ix, .-f, - Ei. ... . .. . ,, I Gaylord Stewart Architectural Drafting Y fl f I EQ . ,M . Mike Szyperski Collision fi .f m-V. rig I rg fiifli ' Y A 5, . zi. , .. Gerald Tracht Welding Tu .1 iii? . -' riff if, ,ig. ,e.y,.r rp 15 , Qt N, ,f is S' -an i 4 sfwigm Q if min ,M ,LW igiip , K 2 ,es 'fait Jim Vass Pattern Making ,vs,5ssf..r,m,m,., ,.,,.c,,, i ,M- ' Bob Strack Collision V552 lwr . W ,ti f jr, M. Richard Tanner Refrigeration - :aiu gg 'Y if 1 ' -. - -M4132 , ff: xr' 414 six- we ,T . r. ggiigggggfigi ,Q Bruce Tucker Aeronautics Gabino Venegas Commercial Art 5 , iw e 5 it ,M ' Ifiiilw,'l-fgigii. ti John Soltis Machine Shop 'E' v Nh, i Z5 -grew' .1 Stanley Sudek Radio A ities William Taylor Sheet Metal 1 ,- ,. ' Q K it,. , 3 x Ji my 1 . ,, if 1 9 1 Tom Turney Pattern Making I9 ie if 1 ,L i wt .fe E F . H Y Tom Sroczynski Auto Mechanics Robert Sullivan Electrical Construction Dave Temple Electrical Construction fe . 'ffsji g,: , , . - P 5 T . I if iii.. -er.:-gn. a . 1, 'WS , . - ' i'ii . ce- fe ,, A-,,c -K Edward VanCamp Refrigeration 58 I .ln ,- rr, . Q? Melvin Vogel Printing .lim Wagner Mechanical Drafting :A g Matt Welker Radio Richard Young Commercial Art Q , L W pf e r I' : V ,. lr a t M A S! ,NWN Bill Wagenfeald Auto Mechanics 351' v , W we K i l fffttilv-Qfi ,aft 5 I John Walczuk Electrical Machines Jim Wesolowski Mechanical Drafting he 'Q ' QS? ft: 'MQ' if X ri.. -f , . , f Z 1 f l , .lohn Zankl Electrical Machines 1958 Vlezgiq 4,1 , WEQQ QJF Q' M Q 4 L., ,i X 1 1 FI .W 95, K 1 lg, - 5' - Q f L . X E E ek,- 5 'mf L l:,4 M ' glee Richard Wallace Pattern Making ' fii1i5inf5if'EQ,,l'Q : -,, ee l - . Q- 55:1 ri Ji' Tom Wesolowski Auto Electricity Don Zech Machine Shop M- ,Af , ,. , H531 Wayne Zitkus Machine Shop Jim Warner Collision .vg ifrl i 5 36 9 N Q c., -. . ef K 4 Dick White Machine Shop I K wf 'f. e i , ge P K X .dik- Ronald Zeller Cabinet Making fe' Q Q 5 X W Q2 Vl-l. Q Dave Zytkus Auto Mechanics CLASS Q, jx , . ,r' K 'iii ,,-if iii 'L L- iti tlc, Ee' me' V ggi 'S . r' 5 John Weber Carl Weegmann Machine Shop Radio by SUM 2 V K c A A rc' l A 5 c , gi, Bill Williams Cabinet Making Dave Woitowicz Architectural Drafting A 5 , f ,f Q , e 1 ' I ' Y Qi A X, T 1 Q X- F 'X Robert Ziegelhofer John Zimmerman Machine Shop Printing WRC ? :si 3 S QPHOMORES 1-.1-.1 I 1-,-,,i, -1 - ,..l,T,...,, -l - - 1.. .iii-, l--i 6545, 5 is . John Adams David Bahrs . 'C'5,1 J ' 53 V M 'YL ,.. Ted Allen 'kv' I , 90.5 4 Q 22 L, if we- . 1 3 we -I S Bruce Baker ,ir 4 CLASS Q , o f 5 . - i ,Q V at f Nicholas Ansara Eg' ,1 A 3' Q. -M ., 71,55 Mike John Barrett Barringer fifiglii, .Q f' .- H 1,. Q Paul Fred Beard Beauch Donald Baker 'Q ,,. fy Qfbw - sv 5 3 . mary., .... A 5 :' X K .my 3 I A 5 .WM rv L' LW H X X Q 1 Robert Armstrong 1 ..., L Liv 5 , 7 'gr Q uw 5 f -W' l I John Baranoski Bill Baumker 5 . A Pr! iw 1 James Backes Q i t R N mf, Ralph Barboza William Beale Tom Bartel R' I .9 ' Joseph Jim Ansmqn Anflhone M 3 5 ' 'r J AV' ga i hmm H V 5 V I ' Jim Jim Baker Baldwin 'F Earl Al Bqrfell Baumgartner 2 , wx Tom Charles Leon Bennett Benoit Besecke ,fw- Alvin Bialecki Neal Bigelow 1959 Dave John Birkhold Birtwhistle Bertram Howard Brown Brown Dale Robert Busdieker Byczynski Jerry Royale Counterman Covington 1959 CLASS Tom Jim David Blondo Bosak Brandon Ralph Ronald James Brown Bugbee Burdue Wayne Wmston Michael Carter Clayton Cook Michael Charles Al Crandall Creech Cross John Mike Brantl Braun George Tom Burntte Burzynski Henry James Copeland Corkins Dale Dan Cuzynski Cuzyzewski Dennis Steven Danner Dauer Jack Robert Demars Dennison John Bill Dunkle Dunn Don Kenneth Edmundson Ethinger CLASS Claude Thomas Bull Davis Deak Decker Ron Jim Frank Dooley Dille Duda Thomas Dennis Dennis Durfy Duston Duszynski Lowell Clair Charles Elliptt Engelbert Ernest g ,. .,. s..., wx.. Wayne Donald De Cort Demars Joe Mike Duffey Duffey Ronald Frank Duvall Dzikowski Edward William Estrel Faber 1959 Jack Roger Faunce Finnegan Bob Gary Francis Francis J , F .ug 3-E , ' 4 it t Robert Grandowicz -4, . , ,- . , 2 2, is get Wx , -as , 5 Q.. W, . 5 Don Hamilton 2 3 F 4, 1 use 3 Sink wg -Q fe if s 5 Qfifl 5 32 S 2 -:L L , X . x, is 2 Q I 4 if g .Iohn Grant .. W ., :EH f , F gt E, 29163553 ff S I is n,r Norman Hamilton 1959 CLASS Norman Fletcher Mike Norman Fischer Fitsko 3 KV ek i ' 65 in ' QQ-f- mai Y' 2' G - - J F M f - Q .1 1. a 'L f -if A QV L ,:q'l-f, - 'E 'Lily -5 .35 I V yt. ,Q .:',j5,,:+ 1,7 r.Z- , .M , George Victor Richard Garufos Gluza Gore he . F. i fix, ggi' ig. . K gs.. I t I , , 4 - iiy, J H i'-' if fu, w Maxx - -- . ,, -I ff Q1 Gerald Grzechowiak Leonard Griffin Fred Greenwalt at 2, R . ' 1 ft? :L ,fin fi , fi V ' 2 - its-tg: K, . A Q. VV,ig,VM,wk,x fi .Q , ,, ,fy 5. Robert Hans Tom Harman Hartkopf Hartman xr , fig J- .. 1 S 4 fi . 2 'x M f Carl Fragoso ff 5 af 1- it -vs. aw ..: , we X .lim Frahn X? , ., ' ,P ft 5 ig ,gn rm Kenneth E 'S S S t Q2 Www, , A , 9' 1 F '- L .. ' , ,. ,.,. W... Chuck Gozdowski Graham Robert Gutowsk --4- If If ' G Bill Harris Charles i Gwinn ,1,1' , if Q , 4, Robert Harrison l , W ,. fri 2 W. ' gl a X , If SLK? as , D, Bill l-lasapes James Hasenfratz .E ,is ' ,m yf 5 -:. ww- fez., ' L'-Q' ml 11- .- , 5 -i xii g. 15? fix 2 2.54, ,... Gerald Hill Robert Hines I -:fs --w ow: ., gg f. Gigi, Q.: - .. ,- ...., .lz . , ,M V -QQ.-v :- ' .' I .J . , . . K , ' ' ' ii,-:V ML-u A rw Z It 'L'e I W Y' 4 ' 11 if K K A , 7 , i .few Raymond Larry Hunt Hyttenhove Richard Terry Jackson Jagiel Z fH5 k,., A 5553? 5. :! . 'f fi - Bill Haubert Robert Hintz s gg, X as F' W a f y X CLASS 1 L ms 1:15. , ,,,, of 2 gif' .qfifiiiii 131 .E I 4 J - 7 if .A Q. ,,,,.,, 2 1F l S fi? Jim Hearn William Hodges L . Q with W? 1: 2 F. 2' Eugene Ignatowski 7 3 vw' . ,ww , if .a- Bob Jasinski Nelson Irwin cg 3 my-f y John Jobuck -1, JW - 1 315 - i-.fr .1 H A 41 Heiden 5' . .ew , , vfs.mM,,- ' f I i-zzmfrsf ' H 5 'x 'sw 1 as mi wiv, .:. ,Q .. ' ' , 1, Ilnf Terry Hecox 1- :Ti Q! ,N Y L 5 ,....A, . . ,Y , Tw 'W' 3' 5 -m e f- .3 ,fs , 2 1 Albert :.'- I T Hofmeisfer Gene Hoffman - V. . . 1 1- S it Daniel Jackson Leslie Ivan L H .1 41 2 ii i W 'f is .QQ Ly nkk 3 ., , nm , ' 1 .J c'Yde f i'ii Johnson if-2 ' , , , 9, , --ff Clarence Johnson Robert Herwat M W'L?2??2GE2lY- 11-f??',1Sa.L 1. em.-f , fzfimw :mi-2.4: -. , K - f . , M ., A ,M :sv A! - :airy-LS 1,25 3511 'K Tlgj ,. Q31 -' 43 - fini? 3QQ..m'f- it -5 b!w5'?! :.'.1-'fm f .1 4- 3' QQ V-.ai 'iii .. :E-, ll, 3 3212, ' -- ff . 1 : ' . rr f ' 1 .ac-sv Paul Hollosi Q gy Sv James Jackson wh ' 4 sa. if A ug A 5 -'i ,7 F X 3, f I 2 . el Garland Jones 1959 , Av... 2 0 -G x as . at Q f ww ,M 4 - x...' 5 55' ' K '4ll'1.' f glii - . f in -' i . ' A Jerome Jim ,. A Kaczmarek Kaczmarek ,--: -, I ':::- wv- l x,5gp,.4- lf- A ra,-Q . J 1' pi, ,iyi 5 .gf' ' , gli' I 51133 xefff -,fig QA gy Charles Kearns Z I ' il Lim-,L ff z Paul Keister Thomas Dave Kaczmarek Kalucki Karl Kafafiasz Leroy Paul John Kelley Kenyon Kerin f' fay, I 5? 351 M k'hf' 71? K JY ? 9 11 rf ,wk e : ,. 'W,,w -- N-,. ,--,f fwfr J L V 'fvv'Zf'EF :-- ,effsrbr ,. .- -, ,, I , ffggfw- ,i . Q ,J ' M 'A i J, sll, i w 1 1, .,:- f H . Vern Kenneih .N . ' L- -' Knee Kochanowskl , l f -2153.1 AM, w e-1' in t 3 fag, 5 -gf ,Wg I i A I .r.: V, i K- -iw ,,...lf , lik? in . 4.13 if Floyd To ny Krall Krefowicz I959 Nick Koelsch Jim Koester Tim Konwinski Frank Gary Edward Krynicki Kuebbeler Kuiawa as L 2 Q UM, V ff ' f iz, Q2 Q, 1 gsfiffiljf - - fy Bill Katschke l . E . i ri Q K . , XE-4' :g y 1 ,,, , ,ykl , Q, 1 f if Tom Knaggs ,L . raw Wim M f R- Bob Koons Norman Kuiawa KV., df' Y MEN 52 ,K 4, mfg J , f Y James Kauss ,gnu 4 2- ' V- 1. if H J 5 rs Q ,,. 1 4 1 Q. f 42 in ,J if , Q E 2 J Jerry Knauf 7 ig - --m f? rf -- as J ' Qi Eugene Korecki Tom Kunieh E I X W ,Q A A ,hi A ,, James Kufzly Ron Kuron CLASS - if 5534 3 . . ' ..-- ne A 1' nl 0 'f s Qfvls a2 , ,leg R25 W H, . ,.w- -- Q 1 v ' ii -M., ' vzffgj x A f , f is '- is , N N -1. 1 Q Q Q f Q-,urs o in M A 0 Q . an uni -, 5- -uf: --nuff' 4 -+ Nj , hui-L, fu., 4-- 3 if 5 A i iff 1, Leonard Lawson Earnest Larimer i . gl , gif? Clark Melvin Livingston Long W ,.o, Q 11 .- 1,56 H .s s a i- 1 2, Y Q 'u , wig A K K is C . , C -..- , s,LL . .V if Q. , ..., '--was ' , 15'h H, ' - ,QQ 1 of g g?-, i flfi'-1'3k,f57 a - L 15,2217 Thomas Ronnie Maulbetsch May Jim Lagger S 3 . -', My 'N ,,- Robert LeBowsky Kenneth Lagger mi 1 Dennis Lee Gary Lougheed V: if 7, 1 ., Ek xy H Henry McCoy Raymond Louth Tommy McCoy . 5. wr X A A I A fj Larry Lange S Q. we X J Jerry Light A 4.,, W l .Iames Lufz William McDermott S., 1 , 5. .- W i J K: ga. mf ,J 6 n oi yii nn M fi EEK pa A wwf , 522.-r ,L K .X . ,J : IN W' Dennis Langel . . m f:,,- A-seq , S QXi'55Pfl+ AE? fgigfil, 'M if 1 Charles Linkey Bill Lankey ix- .I Edwin Lippus J FC. 9.5 . wr ijyamgy -et: li-' J Z 33 .ina K 1 , Q17 fl.. , bgfggfi C qw, :ff 5,?,i1'SM I ' K-'yi M L: Q Q Zfrgfu Jw, Zzmiessfzl : gfihf 'afggf' if Collis William Maltbia Mann Bill Clarence McForlan McGaha 1959 Timothy McGowan 1 N. fr ,H Bob Mikolaiczyk My kk . X 5 Ted Montague v, 3 it 7 S . 3 . 1 W 3, , 4 , X Vx 4,,f,nf,,? +1 wi. f 51. 534, ff fi , :f 'nv gj:?iw:z1v 2 wh hif- ,, wmfilfx Q n fy g fsk flw' ?iw',g:fff f 5, 3 ,,QI,,,, 5 Don Pakulski 7. x eg, s' Q1 Richard McKnight fm- -1. ,V K :'- Vf1iflv,J'-- .,,,,., h W ,, ,A . if , .. Z ,,.. K 9 R J 65 Q 6' wg 0? lg ii' Y S il Y ez an fi , 4 Ronald Miley 3 if S 5 's g Q v u ' Joseph Munger M... ge l: L : ' Donald Palmerton i959 CLASS - i va , nW'n:V 1' , ,I '42 r T I . ul Doug Ken H - - 3 ! ' A L Meyer Michulski f A ' A 5 L 2 Q yi LW j ,..1-5f.f, if by F Q? 7 'il'i'ffl14wulif'Y Leslie Michael Eric , A Mears Meeker Melber . w in 1 ' Aoo' rl ,fs ll f'i X , Q ' Qlffgiikgw I 1 in I K, E 1 -yi Q-l l ' M M an QM 3 H we-A it M.d.'fIYski Mogrniqn H+ '52 f I 2 if i 'V B ' f - Charles Mims my 4 . w. ,A iw, JK- Q A 1 i Y WRX Q Lp 1 Pat Murphy to , D, F , ,Mr r Y, Gilbert Mitchell Paul Mlynek Jim Bob Neeb Nungester 1112 - Pa, as-s f , V. .. V :,.,.r..l . . , E 7:11-xsssilw ' f' EIEEFQ-:ig-fzig ' V - f' ff ,. A 1 ' assi? If 'I' Q, ii f ,f ' 2 52 ,5 ww Dan Paprocki Bernd Pasler Robert Patterson , it 'Q ig 4. , 2 x .., 1 4 Don Olzak W Vgfiii FT! o George Pavuk - A, of . M, .M Xi Qi xv. lr . ,: , J 3. ,4 ' ,-,i ,, L. af Marlin Pack ' , f i Lf ,, . ' ' 'ww Y iv., Jim Peck 9 K 29' 6 w Ted Phillips Z' . A ' 5 , H , L gif sg .. W if 1 ig-wif? ' ,ii , Hf'ff if.:'- R - P P Si i., 5553318 lik 1- I K -Yoke, K , I. Q ., - :,,i5r,:Q 5,1 , Q S . ,,,, ,V - 4 3 A if 5 3 'V , sf 3 , A ,. y- if - - f 3 f f iff jim Lovett K Hg V.f Penghef PerrYman 1 L' I' f , Larry Harold Petersen Phelps r f , ' x. I ,- . ,-: fs 1 Q- 51 Qv,, Clemens Tom Pinski Pisula i V Q , Q 7 3 ' A -,A- W- . K A vii? Kg N' him? , au... W Donald Pohr . fl si FW . gif' i we . ' as do -.I K ' M' K 9 ,gain Q. .- X- .A , ., ' we- E A - . an ,wfl iw., 3, John Bill Putman Raetzke 161 Chuck Fred Reissig Richardson 2 I :Eg V3 M-X 4 H 3 , .. . , Ronald Rohe 3...-f 11 9 .. sk ti fi ' 2 4' J. , .Ierry Ridner Dennis Porter f'1-11a'2fA'zfswz,w' ,sg 1 X: J 1- ..f-?i:.:gy4.w,':ffa5f Sfggs .sr 1 Q1 :fel f M Mis r M lk 1 w P ff I . s V l 'f is i n 'fn tr, M155 fi, ff Dewitt Powell ai . A A - V- - i gffi I If ' .. ' 3 P ----- . u 3 -f f' ' Q- fi i..i?1Q1I,S' ,si i gl, g UI.: H 5 . fi 9 'iiiw A V ., .fy 1 .:. ,k ,,,, 1:56, Q 41 iiewee , as 5519 L --wwf, f 'K 1 .JM Thomas Piasecki 2 2' I 5 eie : :-.Q, N, 4.-gk . David Pickett ., Qs 'I 4. iw 5 A L Y A 'ii k K ' 'gg fl fi - f ,rg-img K - ,.V. l f: u 4Q1'i?g, 5: 53,311 2 M If f i 4 Ron Przymierski Leveron Redfern Manuel Ramirez Norm Ritter Eddie Raschke Don Robertson Gerald is ,. ,E . . mn . -i :- 5 , Ns, Q 'B 2 Jim Purse Kent Reecer Q i 5... H s K L 5 ff fiom Romqnq Rothenbohler it 1 -ILLLV 5 , R . . .L is . , l i y gg, A M.. N . , isfilt L .fl 1 - 1 'ff f , -M- George John , j V Roundell Rudnlckl V L,, , ' ' 'wg , ,f S at - 51 H-who 2 if 'WNW W , s -W 5' T fm if 2 . Mi' f , .,,- Q fn n J, Q? 5f:423s,ZK,. -m T Garry Saffran 'Q it V , g vs Y an slg. 'f i W-W ,. - , a T I 5,1 4 E5 'fiit uifl' 53415, WSE? .wwf V ' 'f 4-' FH Q -J.. iayg Sz 91 5 ,H-V' David Schmidt ' 5? - f -.Zz jx.: . tes, 'Srl zv f ' ifiiisflai' -- f' 1' -msgwgg 3,1 -'L' L. , , f, M., . ,. f .M : .-'qu h wrf 'Mfrs' wp 3' ff 1 1, f M if S g i J an Y' g ' , . . R . wie, . , ,, , ,WW ., ., 2 arr 5 T, Charles Scott i959 Jim Samberg -E ,, 4 ,J 7 5 6 'flu 'i NMS, S S 55. f nf e Thomas Schnapp ff 1 X Tyrone Scurles Robert Ruetz Wendell Rutherford Doug Rusch Jerry Rutter A.,-, It ' Dick Rygalski W fi ,k. ' . fij L , 5 1 E d' 5,32 'S Kenny Walter y If sche.-koske schmidlin W' A , W V rree 1 J R' if M, ron J ' J T SV ,lg A Wfmicxxmffuf all Q? Ximian 3 Jerry Saunders ' Q K W . Alan Schueren Rudy Segura Don Saylor Robert Sautter ' Raymond , , Schwandt Aulv Ig .,. , 1, , w ry' Larry John ' Schultz Schuster fi r David Richard Selle Shank Jim Schwartz 1 Y: ,Q 1 x fa gig ,. f X 3 S Af l Q Thomas Shinaver Jim Shook iffffif k 5' w 3523! f 1 A Y . - 3, .... fr xg mv 3 , 1 K 1? Mix Q5 X S l xl 6 Bill Shuler , ins. Q .....,.. Fred Smith fill John Stvclrlak 7-we :Willa-':if,s +5211 l , - lk -1 R Y 5' 2159131 , ,AL 19 ,J L f - 1 1 'i g H - ,ff 1' fi Q T LAVV QW V Robert dwg: ' t le R R Richard Darrel Siders luu . Smart Smith Q ,, ,- 5 ,f .loe Kenneth .Iohn 1 f - Siminiuk Skrzyniecki Slupecki - F it 'fo l nh, R V,n.A ,A John William Phil Smith in Stribrny Strozier fl Q Nj.: Vyly' L' Fred Tom George Sokoloski Sours Strussner - .X aux V, K ,. ' ' RA. George Robert Paul Surerus Szykowny Tank Robert Sweet A I' im Duane Szenderski Szewczykowski Murvln Taylor Dennls Tesch Robert Teszmur William Fred Tiep Tiller .lumes George Tomaszewski Toomun i959 Tony Robert Topoleski Trace I . ..- :M V, V11 me-31 7 . 1 . ,,., n Charles Robert Vail Vernon CLASS xi s x 4' Y, X Conrad Turner Joe Tuite gif LLLZ: f. me '- Q ,, we f f .- f' ' Ted Ulmer so gf! Se- is ,gssqj i , ,, 5' 'TQ I Martin Walkowski 1 ii if 'Um rr 5 5 'Sw f Q5 hv,1 I, A g .lim Bernard A Vykopal Waldvogel . T rrr 2 , -v if ' , :1 5 - i W 5 7 1 w W Lee Richard Walterreit Wawrzyniak ' ff -if T V- ,iiwffizlf '- 5'2.-5.152 f , i fwJ Etliiil -2 lofi 2 Dean Richard Westbrook Wielinski Carleton Weiss Lonnie Weis Carl Welch Alvin Jerry Terry Williams Williams Williams :if A 'C 1 v'q ' f i,6,,..3f5i .V' Mike Urrutia sw S Qflzl ifffex.. M, P' Tom Wallace X if Q 5' 33' fs , mi lei 5 wif- 'z, zo. f ,A , , QSM Kenneth Weller N W. fs., ' JS Joe Vahey 9. ,, X A a t y Leroy Walter A 'ix is K. 1 I 2 4. Gaynell Wentland 1 -il I y , -- gy Y My muy P P f ' :WS S gf , 2 , ' Y -i I 2 Willie Willis Charles Woitkowizk gz- :L 1 - - i M, 1 . V, K ff 'X wiwzgii 5 Chester Wolf 35,4 ,m'fT2,,' if f . V , v im I . .k1r'-area 75 ,-va: .. A ff . t 'W ,Sl 6 W T ll -' wlhy. K 5 'fig 'f 1 Z, X Uh: 'K . ilQ .lim Woodruff I, ,... , , fn W Q e . N I 5 new e David Wright CLASS S , K 'Vi r x' jx! Ed Wyborski Yeager A ng ' fs H is x lg? 51:- Ken Young .L J Q. ,. ': J ,L 25m ki .. : - 5 3 i ff n f - ' - ' , . ., nf , E . 4f1kN K if .M u S , N ' Qt .n 1 A , w'N,:5 1. ' 2 . ' jj., r. .. I: 9 5 . ru. T ,- 7 2 -W 1sQ,,-- ff-wwf ::f1?haQ2kfgi'1fgg5f uk gk m ' f ff - - or .lack Zaufner Bob Jim Zaffau Zech ve 82 3 2 Tom Zraik 13555 1 A my ol 9M if 5 as X ' 44 ..,g- Richard Zaborski FRESHMEN S ,, A gi- 11- L1-1:-.--n D CLASS , . 5 f - 4: aw ' ., H . 1 J . ,zi . . ,S . -qw Joseph Adamson Joe Anderson .,.. . 5 Joseph Austin ff Michael Allan John Anderson f ? YY S' we Walter Bailey 1.12. .:, .J ..,: 'IS 'frilf' . -w e , , ,. -ij- , :au 1.5! - 'Q ' I 4 ss. it . 4 . .5 , 4 Earl Melvin Richard George Allard Anderson Andrzeiewski Appling David Augustyniak gwmw .K 11 3 William Beebe 2, . A fill A ffm- ' 'xi I A , .ff 1 'ff'-fi ,f sr. Jw s W 2 Daniel Amborski Roger Augustyniak Q.. , Roy Belkofer ..' V5.2 , ,... I , ' John Richard Tom Baranek Barchick Beckler Donald Bill Bill Beringer Best Biddle 0755 Bill Roman Arthur Benge Benson Bige Billups Norman Richard Ronald Rgger Biniecki Bolunder Britter Bronikowski .,......,,. ss. , ,Mm X C All S A S S LLLL ' A l rrhh L p f A ,ul Y, K : I m ' Y - 'itil -vE V , 5 k ,K 5, I E ls ffg w u p H , A I .B Q f M? '. ' . , . Zu S W- -if S ., ---- sl ' qv i P md ff I B' i' , , if T .kg '- ' ,' e. .. , -- riff, 7 I A k Bill Harold AVOI1 JCHT135 Brown Brucker Tom James charles Brumfield Bryan Gene Elwyn Callender Cameron Campbell Mike Ralph Buttruff Byers CGIIIIOII Cuff William Chamberlin X fi g bi QQ 5 L ,f f 1 -'-- ig :C , 5 V iii:-Ali? , 5. ' 5 Thomas Cook Michael Curley Richard Richard Charles Cherry Cieslewski Cisco Dennis Chapman 55 , . , 2 '-c...,,f f Clark Forrest David ,U ' Coutler Cousino Covey i 'A ay lf, f , William Cone Thomas Curley Billy Lowell Clayton Clayton Donald Robert Creque Cumiskey Sidney Bernard Curtis Czerniakowski ...QEQE7 . . if KW'-w:f..k. 5,71 wif. M - - ,,,,.,--.gg , . .V L... . .. . mv... ,. k...... .. . . . 4 Us ex . ...M l . 'iig,..1fj' Ii? 1 P '1' 9 S Xa' W . . A Q . . P , gg .. .ff fa -wi.: 5 . mimi? ' .fa H , . as , J K 5, 3 ,iw wld p 5 S -. . 115- g.,..v..,..w.q 5f::w '!s,::.. . - w?+E+fi.z535 fu A 1 'if was vwWsKw1:'s5, ff fl L, -,Q-m.,...f ig..f,-1.1. ' f ' r 'W of ' fi' ' city' . F.. .. ' . I ' f 1 . . e H ' J K EWM S2 m f K .. . i .. L 1 . , M L I , .,.. . . 5? Nga ii: V .-.f.,-in f r 4 ffihll me 5 . il Ziilfwyglgtl'- , g.a,.. 1?i .ff -1 . Larry Czernieiewski Thomas Danlelskl 1MAs'LfIfefw..y.:s. 'f M .,.,,, mv.. 2 Ronald Czyznikiewicz John Daquano 2. 1. ' r f W F W A w-5 1 4v as Q Y N, i 'I gi 4, YS W., . ' ' ' 9 gigs- - .55.ff2w'sg5i'.!f1gy V 3 W. 1,4 1.1 - R 3526.1 we Keith Dauer Q. we 32.551 .- . i. ' 1- K. 1 .fy If . ff ' 1.- 2 5 NW' in . 3, ' 5' ' ' 'M W a e K f J' zb- 4 .'-- ,. . Dick Decker W Do Robert Domanski Richard Dehm Edward Demski 22 1: K ' x. .Q o ff' -4 be vw illiam novan Walter Ralph Durbin Duszynski Bill Duhalnel - 4 1' A it L l . I f Q1 .,., Hx QQ-S'-P . .J -4: 4? Bob Davis Edward Dewart - . 1 - ' w e D ... V ff M., R w . Howard Duke I9 .fiom . f W ' - 1. 35. 5 Dick Davis if 1 My ...R X nf K, F399 iff K J' Paul Dimodica A .1 Q fe jimi. . . .gg . .if T 60 'f M wg Donald Dunbar fa 2 ' .Z fb 1 : . -i EMMA ' mazmf A . gg w rf ,fy-f .. aw if F.. We .mf -...fm .-,. 1 .. liz. w.f,HmX .. .5f'.s, I K .1 .. ffl .asi?s3'f- W. .y. .eg.Q-... f , 1,532 +!.gf'--f WM.. N 1 aisgdf defy! 1 ff x ,J fs ' Y E9 i fl '1 5555? P, X A 4 , lk .1 91 ,EM x is .5 ,Q 5 XM H, f 1 'N .- is . ,. , ,,.., . . .7 . - . . .... .. Q - U' -.saws V fra f 'S 2... 1'-si . 1 ':Ef:.. J. Q. . . .ef rf 5 , y ff K F P' -1 5 ,5 J K wg 3 ' 5 Y fr if ' 5 3, -. x s 3, 4 qi N 5 X W 9 Q , 5 2 .15 f , , ,gif , , X K , M s 1 wx 5 W Q 2 , 5 'di 1 Q 3 X E 3 S i..-:.:f-2.1. . X.. 1 Stanley Czyznikiewicz Vincent Debo M-...Q,..x .. xlw..,.,, .K .f J' .1 .+.fe ' 1w..1 . :jj +-vs? 1 4, ,. Steven Danberry Charles Decant -- K 75 . ek : .F me lv H li. K .af Y 1 12 r ,fr Q -x ' Q ff' 5 2 5. if' .- f ll . , rf W' Harrison Doak George Dunkley David Dybala f L 'asf 'R 4 nu . x. Mfr' w 4- X 2 'Nha X lg 1 W is ' ' :SET v ' T I Joseph Dobrzynski Fred Dupont Darryl Dziedzic ,a 5' ' 'Q 'N6M.saf.. Gale East Raymond Ellis Russ Fielding . i mg m fy VS1' f1., if Donald Foley Raymond Galloway Allen Eble James Emerson Walter Filas Dennis Ford Harold Ganchon CLASS Terry Engelhard? 1 K fm. W- 5 L .::' , i!'T5'IN ,, kg iw. . - V, ,X 5 Thomas Fink Louis Fragoso f ,. J ss V 1, sys John John Larry Eugene Eddings Ellls Erd Fast Gary Gene Faunce Favorite K 'Q ,el I 'W .- 5 ' k ' - r' ' .ff-I:' sfffhsl 5357.1 ,- L 1 Sf ' John David Dan Tom Finn Fleck Fleischman Foels 5 Q ,,-f,i . A J fa, ,..., L ' , 1a , le, w w f , -i'- nj .. fa M ff? . 'WDW YQ, ,, .Qi ig' ' A fl 'I 'gx gg ' J vw 1 ,h.1 Hkf L 'fill E lflififhyfr' nf 'wail v ' E Bill Leonard Franks Friedel M E 9' 1960 Jeff Fries Douglas Garno Fred Fulkerson James Garfee 87 CLASS .V James Gears Lawrence Graiczyk Michael Gogel Richard Gramling Charles Graser Rodger Tim Graves Grice 5 Kiki E me an- e w, Lf Gary larry Stanley Thomas Guest Grup Gubanski Gyurko .. G 1, .1 , l, .. 1 1 '1 -1: 1 1 errll V. m,.A . ,. age' .211 F- - QV 1.-ij I- .HH -1 - '15 'keg if 11 fx . ' 5 RF. fm 1 1 fl - qw' sf? A 1 , , Thomas Allen Jerry Hartman Harwell Hayes T 1 G . 'rf . - , -1911... N N . l 51 0 N - - um , 1 4 1 1 1- Ronald Lester Hanf Harper Guadalupe Verdell Hernandez Hickman f u 4 Ronald Goldman David Grindle A-1 121- .V .5 ..,, Hawk. 21 14. - All? sr' 5' James Gorny Kenneth Groch - B2 92111 ...I 1 K . 4, F112 11. .y , f'eg11911.1s,1 , 1. 1 ff . 1112 A R.t..,.,m .. , -Q-W' Sw-. -- ,155 1- 1- i 111,151 -7. ' H511 1 1, ...-- ,-.- .Ju V A-.: 1111.1 K tw, , .P W... ll ! :gk .,.. J. :lf X HE' .11 R WX 2, Fred Cal Ralph Hall Hambletun Hammer larry Heilman Ray Hille a' Raymond Helminski Craig Hoagland Ronald Hunt Donald Janiszewski Thomas Kaminski f n Warren Kine Anthony Kokocinski CLASS Raymond Booker Thomas Jablonski David Tom Thomas Jackson Janafowski James Janowiecki Jasinkowski .Iones David Jumes .Iankowski Kahl Kaminski 'MZ' 'X .ff Terry Edward David Leroy Don Mike Karamol Keen Keesee Keiser Kellermeier Kelley Jim Bull Ronald King Kinsey Klocinski Howard Thomas Dale Kinnebrew Klonowski Koder Eddie Fred Jim Kolling Komorny Korb Ll-Liz 'ie flkfiigm ' U fa L. M, A 5L,,,,LN.L,MiL,LtL,L, was were-L Tai? MHZ w K 14 551' ms, ,v ' .:: ? -Biivictvg, Ll xff.. , ,- ,. '33' S ,v , 44 Pl K Ly L Q ,B 1, ew 'X x FZ' , K L si! Q, - gp si L wx X me if KB 0 S M 3 If L N 2 W L 5525 2 Ni LL -9 , - ,.. ,L LL, LL f M Q3 S eg- LL, ri ,V Ztikgsggigf, KLM Fi E 'r l 5 is -S E Q , 'IA L 4 . L XE is , , 5255 wh 'QQ H W 1 ' ii' 4, 271 z -- ' 5-JZ' L .QV .,:':,f.7f21 W5 'L ,-ff Mg -- T , 'e ff ,L- ' - -' '-Ll: 7 L4-vi-fi A v 5--ff--VY .,L1,--y-5 -mms, of L. -,Qi-io-2, X,--L15-My fm:-:wiv-Ln,- e xeffzL:- -fx-1:-tw Qwkf --215121--if wi fffwfi' Q M 1g ' L gasffzggg ' ' 1, ,LL1-- its QM 2142 gy- U,-53,55 L : . --me--,5 .... X ,, ' Wg I 5153-is l. givin?-:f ,V K - 1 -in 715-gI.', A x ' -. . - ,: r - :4,:':QZ .1 fl, - ' TN hliiflr. L' 9 'K f --'vff L -,,--L . L ' psig: if---Ln, fve--,LL Richard Knaggs Max Kusz Kent ' Kovach Harry Kwiatkowski Michael Leady 1 ff, L-1 , f '36 ' -mf-sz, Vx A 5 -fy S L ' 7535 3 x L :z -- Q rim.-ff, , -fi:-v?mw-15:1 L- -1 of--fffffc-1--2 Glenn LeFever so CLASS Gilbert Larry Bruce LaBarge LaBiak Lane fl SSW XF L sf? , H im 5 r y , gf -ff Y L:N '?4'i.' ' Jim Norman Ray Lemerand Lewandowski Lewandowski 1 if 1' R, , Q I L , 'i S5 Q 9 Q Q 'Q , --511, 3 X Qs gi L X f .2 'Ek 1 W 1 LL H., 1 Ron .Iohn Liber Lindhorst Armando Ronald Losoya Lucas Richard Wayne Dean Lindner Lindsay Linser I960 Sw, it .E . ff as ix Bill Kramer Danny Lawrence f 1 L 5 L 2 it VL E Bruce Lewis , W -4' .L gg 4 L 3 M Xsjjivw -K, r 5 X Thomas Kuss Donald Lazenby xx ' - L if Lg L5 wi' - '1 ' -- 'L QF' L- N ' - fig., , W --M H :Ag-:- Hi: . 'Ez 'Yi ,ef if 5 'I L 535. -ff: .Q QL - Q, 1 ja wx pgs . 9, rl 4 f ,es Qi I 3 L,, . --11' X- - Gary Lewis mf-so , ,M- w ww,--1 -1,-WL ,, ggevqw HY? 15--Jg, Ls,v N5--wL -- X , - ,wg 1 ,sw -W -:,, L L gg ' xl 2 asm R 5 ,u 'Wi 5, is , 5? KKK, 15 -QM fs, i 2 , gg in .wi win' 5 A Q sf Q 5 W fm w M Q 4 2 1 ? f 364 -' it ar- L 5 V ' ' W L F-1 -if-WW M YL 'X g. -if 533' 'X A l ' 4 - all vfziariuifi. -' w JW 1 W-f'iW ' ,..f - . fn, -,-,. L1 - L .... 2 ' 'ff' f l -'f 33? if ' 'Zinn ,. ll'-5:-Nkig' fSd',,f5. jgyff. ' 5 Y , ,r7-L-:fggrg5SLl:- Q31 1 4, M I -V L L ,K E H' ' Lynn Lippincott Larry Ludwig Ken Losie Philip Lutheran CLASS Thomas Macieiewski Robert Machcinski Roger Maltman La rry Matthews , A We John Bob Keith Matuszewski Matzinger McCall 1' x 3 in ' Q .. oohhoo 5 , sew if 1 5 Dan Malczewski Bill McCarthy .. .,,. , . A A -mm.. 4, -4 . g, ,i m g , A , Q S S U gs 1 1 , fn 'A 51 5 ,J 3555 ' W , '- . -if , A' ESL. ' fi , Wx 6 . .- L I 'fx' 551 59 ' ' ii i H ,A 5 : .imzzfx-,, Ezine V , 1 W w'4x,f .. fn I -- f 1,21 f , f -zfw, I- -K Af1ffff 'j, :fn M f 1 Y- -'14 ' ' ,.- - 343 . , M ' fa' S.. Donald John McGrew Sam Tom Milem Miller McKeand McKeon is Ray Carl Metoff Jerry Mershon Ben Wayne John Micheff Miranda Mitchell 1960 Jerry Middlebrooks Stephen J 1 Qifiigwslglgf ww .wifi 1, N. , M95 , .936 ff' ' ,wr , , . ,sw ,K W . . ,A lf. -,lfevx fi gps ,W C A 6 , i E 1,9 9 3 , 2 W H S V f ' 4 , K W S 4? ig vu? 5' sf ,fi iii Larry Malott William McCue s .Q ,., 7 i : 'A .i xwisf QL . Donald Mikol ig. .Z Q - b A h , , Chester Mocek Moliszewski Robert Sqn-I Williard Ronald Molnar Moore M0079 MOHIIBN ,1 S X A l 4 Q ,. K .. ,, .... gm- Phillip Morris Gerald Murray 4 x 1 Q ,- CLASS Ronald Morrow Malcolm Murray J .gd .. .. A 45 - 1 if gg: ,. . 1 2 Larry Muszynski me Dennis ...om cur' Mosmlak Mufchler Nicholas Robert Orner f -'E J Marvin Ronnel John John Joseph Owczarak Pace Pandi Pasch Pavlica j g P- '21' V . , E n o ax, K J 'iiii ,J I f oaoi Q,,. 'ii' 5 V . Qyiy A ' 4 4, , 3, M J 3,557 ' Q ig Roger A Frank Bill Perry Pefersberger Phillips 6 4? My memo- J Biwwg f f ,.5fe4,.,,, gggglxgggwf Don Jerry Pelfon Perkins Jim Rich Pigulski Piorkowski John Pawlicki X David Mofsinger Kenneth Osovifch . wgswia James Pellek ,ifgii f my . ,W .rrr, ami iiifiifiiif asv info i :r 1:1 ..q1g WSQQS:---Q o- ni. Hai ' 'ii'5fWw, F I .. , N X' gg , gk f, ' 1 f Eff , ' ' -sis., ,..' , ' i':LIF.'54: -,:39'-so-mi 551-IQ gf f f 332 , x '-x-me X J ail, 'iff 5 JJJI, or fff,W 2 ZZ, H , ,r,, ' r f' 5 1,-..: se,:.:.,.s:.'-. QW' 43 W -is ,, ,Q Q M y 2 ii 4 ,V err? X S e K K f is ., Bob Phillips Jonarfhur Pinney Bill Pieper Michael Plasencio W W Carlos Dan Pohl Poskabiewicz Bob Eugene Powell Powers CLASS xf, .er if . V I A 3-M fx f 2 A ,,,.-Q.. John Bob Lynn Roger Richard P05kU POUISOH Prescott Pribe Purney Terry stephen Raczkowski Ramasocky 5 We f lk, qw, Ray Tom Kenneth Robert David Simon Lyle Randolph Rasar Reient Reed Roberts Rodreguez Rogers W , 4 -.Er 1 A, f ,sle mm i ' ,M R fir Ei 'Q 5 L' R , Q gbe f R P Alf 1 '- V M -'.,l 'SPT' 3 5 V 4 ' 2-wif'-91 4 ,, f'- ' ,P , Q if f nfgsv Eli qyzwffx 1 riismw J IS X f , L f I , ' Thomas Terrance Duane ' it '5'5? f7 K ' . Roman Rose Rosenberger N Jwff fmt rlllr K . ., I V ' Irlll '- f, ,. 'x..,, R 3 ' f I V. f i - in ,l la Vx - f ,f- gjriy fe 1 ':', Douglas Robert Casimir James Rogres Roman Rosinski Rostetter Robert Frederick David Paul Rossbach Rybarczyk Sahady Sahadi i CLASS Thomas James s be 9 sampseu Phil James Lorenzo Schuster Schutt Scott Gary James Scholl Schulty ' if '20 E 72 9. N. 52' -I it ' ' 1: J qi pg ' I N3 '5 ,, James Ronald Isaac Dennis Jesse Shadix Shadwick Shamy Sheets Simmons E Z .. kihh 3 S , , a , , --f' S' if N , i : 2 7 , f --- V A 'ii' A K 'A In if - ,1 'i,.' img J 'kii ,A S' J X S ' J' ii , fi '-kL im 77 Y mieilil-glefiftif V it 'J I 3715 ', J Rodney GarrY LarrY b y Q Smalley Smotherman Smotherman A fi lii w k giif i ii 1 Q L I : A Michael Jim Slivinski Sloan Kent Larry Stanley Stawinski Ronald Daniel Samson Schlueb Ronnie James Seeley Sekulski ff James James Slagle Slandzicki fi? ffm' iff at if 3, fs? John Tom Sorosiak Staff Jerry Woodrow Sterling Stewart CLASS Donald Fred Stiles Stroll Ray Robert Thomas Tank Szczepanski Szmania V, EL :::v: ? Qui ? i' ki n -1 ,1 , 5 -Qiftfifif - F1 . ' X 1 ','e, r ,- E, H . . - '- f K. .. A M Lynn Thomas Tim Thomas Tippin Topoleski 3 U :Ek , My 3 12585 Q gg if soao in it f,5:n1, 'k,. ,i .,Vk Dick Taylor Kiwis ,. i e 1: Q, fl fg: f ii . 6 X- 1 K ii 5 4 M, T iimgwshf t ,, ff Y wg ,544 Q X H X w , Q4 s JY X 1 4 2 Q ,, Q4 4, v gg fffll 92: ,ir V Q E X5 95' QW' M H, 2' 5 i X L T M afia ,wig f -ffm M , 5 W 'N IWW Kenneth Teal Donald Stuller Edward Thielen Cidney Suffield Dale Thomas Joseph Bruce Robert Edgar Toska Tremmel Tresso Troutman Tubbs Howard Joseph Tucholski George Tucker Reginald Robert Ralph David Truss Trzoins ki Ulery Uliczny Leo Ronald Richard Jerry Urbina Utter Vance Vanderhoff ,, 2 w 22 S Q' 2 Q la ,Y I K, 133 , X 4 nfl 3, 5 , : , x L , 5 '5 o ,gel xx gi 1 ff l . ,Sz- igii .sv ' CLASS x ,- 1-1, ,-in-ff K V-,,.if-99 ' Q mb .,... 37 V wx ggh ms. S Q, Q X S L f L a we ,J f A 'Q S 32? xg was K ,E ms ,rr fi W, ,. Ns- J Y Z J. ,Mo N ,W of- 'A 1- 'Fw Q-2251-i c:- '?.:, ' ww 'Fifa 1 RL 55 Tax, V. ,, 5 2 S l W? M ff R if ggi L I S, L ,K SK ,J 'ei Q - 11 ,. , s2?'ggff,z' We J. J I , Q V w sa s. fri. - 1 'fa U ' - 2 if f ff r 'W ' f f.,ilf:ia!f2QLZS' 1 V Z ff ' - Edward Vanderhorst Wesley Wallar as 'X Gfiifll f' , ' ,fwwgijy gfg-A. S 1' - 531-3 51 ' lil -V 51- alll- -:A jE,:e:a.w. 95:5 3, :eff 'i , o f 5314559 ', : ,, . Mm, , . ,A xr if 7 , ' by Ll, Tom Weissenberer Q P , kfi, Qi A e ., if K a as N L 5,5 5 w, S S m 3 Y ff.. 6 f 4 ' J ff A IQ, NL A, '-.Z K 5-g f A A q -,. X EQ-e 4 Q V l . , , 5, - is , , 5555 llln , we Q, A Gail Wilkins Theodore Wifkowski F 'Fe wk 6 v Q if In Im X WW! gl ,ark Kr Bob Venable James Wambolcl Robert Wern ...,.., L K L -F: ..,, .:.z: S 0: I 1 ...: B N Ls 1, NW - ,., ,, ' :gli Q 1' he . William Wareiko ' A . 1 f f K . 9 wg E f E Thomas Wesolowski Gerald Warren f R aimi 4 5551 V - , ,.s, Nile? 4-ff .vig ,1 1 ,s - Nw:-2 ' 4. 3 , 'Xa S gh ms AQ T v, L if H, .. .,.,,, ff' 5 f R, if 33 M +99 ,M John Whittle 4 f sl,-L ' John Richard ' , Williams Williams ,LI ,. , f , ,:f' yy ,fqyg-a.e-,,,7gf, A Bobby Williams Ralph l 3 S ,, , 6 3 jg , 4, X RS. 'Q Hr ,ey , Jack Wathey Danny Weyer Carl Wisniewski Donald Wiffman Woiciechowski 1? '53 SEXY ,wwf -, ,V .gf1,ifM:V -me -' .. 'G 1 ufv 1, 3 aa a 33 , Q 3 K 5 L ex ,sl 531 5g 1sK .1 fe Us is X ,xg f Bernie Waite Tex Webb Clarence Wilhelm Eugene , '7f1.?7 f E' 1 Walter Walczuk Gary Weegmann .V film HFHQ Q 3 if 3 ,, Jim Wilhelm 'll Bl Wisniewski Witkowski David Richard Woinarowski Woitkowiak Ralph Burl Wood Wright ' .. H+ Y 3 W u Harry Ed Gregory Fabian Lynn Wright Yancy Zaleski Zielinski Zimmerman This is everybody's favorite subiecf . . . lunch! The food looks good enough to eat. CAFETERIA No, this isn'f Club 2l, if's the .faculty dining room. k guns-A5 gh iz y Q5 if an 4-.A w w M, SHOPS AND CLASSES XL LQ X MK4 vs -rx S1 i AUTOMDTIVE TRADES W .. gm, ,.... .. .,.. .. i W... ' :rg W , ,stag -- K L. N , u... Q ' .. - ..-1- - . f wws figawf g 'I 5 .. Y my - 5. , -' ' Qiffs ff?l57zf411'55S2:5uT7 . .f1r:f2ff,m,j tm , gm -, 1 - u ff gh.f5,12.2'f:5,.gsxL2f'-,:W A 2 ' E' ' .t 1 yy, A :-f ' . ,, vt2fi?g5' M5 'Tc -' , ALE' , A . I Q, W, ,- .. -1. K 1 is Q, K sen' -' A . f. 5 I 5. X 32,5 ,4 A .6 I , '?f52,Q.g.V - i '22 1 1 ' I M . , ' ,E '1' U 5' ' 5- 'ftlliigz fiiiizgi-k'f?!g-Qi: 3 ' qaeg-5 1,1 ' 53- ' ' Mr. Smith gives a shop demon- , fp, ,L stratlon ln the Aeronautics 2. -4' hiya- -2 sy - - Shop. ' E gf., 1' . ii- , , .,...,: . ,Q Q iii' K ggi mile ,W wi,w,fftk gs122+v':s,.ff1g,Eff. 4, '51 if'-'fffl' .wsfxigf W . ,M g ,M wt ff? 1. it ,WJ E2 M ' A W 1 L' ,.. A . g ,f My Lt.. ,fag-1, - , , f' The Auto Mechanics watch as Mr. Rex points out a Some of the Auto Electricity boys gather 'round for d part in this motor. student demonstration. Keep working, you'II get it sooner or later , says M Gansmiller. 100 I'- BUILDING TRADES Gather 'round here, men, and I'II show you how to do it. Q Mm W E112 tae Rx 1n'1 M ATN N Rf . , St' 'fww' Qwwwwmn of . ,. . rf. Mr. Kish offers his advice to a Cabinet Maker. The Sheet Metal men look interested in their work. I t A draftsman is helped out by Mr. Harrison. 'I0 ELECTRICAL TRADES This looks complicated, but Mr. Yonke and his boys can take care of it. Mr. VaIk's shop is really busy, doing many electrical iobs. my 1-gf: .A c K kflxiljgm mernir ,W J. gf 102 Ham operators at work in Mr. GaIombo's Radio shop. GRAPHIC ARTS Mr. Goodrich ond Mr. Rom- berger supervise the Iinotype. ,. we as The freshmen and sophomores are hard at work at the type- writers while Miss Reinlein watches. The Commercial Art shop is al- ways busy with silk-screen and late orders, says Mr. Spring. 2 ,,,:., i , W R I 4 , 4 T 103 N METAL TRADES What's this, part of a bridge? Something will turn out in Mr. Myers' Welding Shop. Pattern Making is handled by Mr. Eck. 4 Watch that little doodad right there , says Mr. Drake. Fuwre Mechanical Drafters ask Mr. Elwing for some expert advice. RELATED CLASSES Now listen to what I say , while Nlr. Jeffery laughs at him. Now this is a circle says Mr. Earl Tickets Kaiser. I guess this class didn't rea- lize they were having their picture taken. The car magazines are worn out in Mr. Damas' Library. RELATED CLASSES Mr. Slovak supervises the rope climb. The Printers take time out to invade the gym. A nice clean game of basketball is practiced by the iuniors. This is one of our unusual study halls . . . everybody's working! CLUBS FRONT ROW, lefl lo righh Bill Hcuberl, Eugene Dickinson, Jim Tewell, Ken Brouer, Paul Beard. BACK ROW: Leroy Kelly, Bob Harman, Mr. Trouiner, Bruce Tremmel, Gerald Hill. 108 FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: Clarence McGahc, Dean Wesl- brook, Bob Mosley, Tom Deck, Viclor Gluza, Moses Florence. BACK ROW: Gary Lougheed, Gary Guesf, Chuck Voil, Chuck Schiedegger, Gaynell Wenl- lond, Lonnie Weis. BIBLE CLUB FRONT ROW, left lo righl: Tom Connolly, Doug Parks, Ron Nowak, Dave Crofoof, Tom Bur- meisier, John Mosko, Ed Ker- chevall, Dave Temple. SECOND ROW: Ronald Ciboro, Tony Groch, Tom Kasch, Bunk Adams, Bill Slribrny, Dick Uller Ron Schultz, Terry Knorr. THIRD ROW: Ken Kerchevall, Dave Boyles, Paul Rehfeldl, Bob Plasencio, lke Slrozier, Dennis Winckowski, Kenneth Bowman, Darrell Zielinski. BACK ROW: Tom Marlinez, Bill Williams, Joe Bulls, Dean West- brook, Gary Rhoades, Jim Tewell. WRESTLING CLUB X! ll T FRONT ROW, lefl to right Ralph Duszynski, Don Reilly, Frank Shipman, Terry Hecox, Fred Richardson. STANDING: Michael Crandall Tom Crescilelli, Coach Slovak Evan Pierce, Leroy McNinch. I0 JUNIOR RED CROSS FRONT ROW, left to right: Bill Blake, Eugene Dickinson, Frazell Carnes, Mike Cropper, Gerard Suminski. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Houser, Dean Westbrook, John Zimmer- man, Harold Goldstein, Mel Vogel, Bob Mosley. THIRD ROW: Sarn Francis, Joe Ansman, John Hendricks, Don Baker, Richard Gramling. PROIECTIDNISTS 110 FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Dietrich, Tom Lewandowski, Jim Sommers, Ron Bialecki. SECOND ROW: Gene Korecki, Bernard Pasler, Jerry Nclpierala, Jim Wesowlowski. THIRD ROW: Mr. White, Ed Kolling, Robert Le Bowsky, Jim Purse, John Stvartak, Kent Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Tom Weissen- berger, Jack Wathey, Harry Kwiatkowski, John Whittle, Lyle Rogers. BACK ROW: Keith Dcuer, Tom Gyurko, Bill Benson, Bill Best, Ralph Witiman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Ulery, Don Baker, David Van Dyke, Dover Roberls, Dick Dehm, Ad viser: Mr. Erwin Schweinhagen LIBRARY STAFF TAMP CLUB FRONT ROW, left lo right: Alan Schueren, Don Baker, Tom Deak, Grant Whitaker. BACK ROW: Joe Ansman, Nor- man Kuiawa, Mr. Damas, Don- ald Yeager, William Hodges. 'l'I'l ARCHERY CLUB FRONT ROW, left to righl: Sid- ney Sulfield, Roger Bronikowski, Roger Sankowski, Larry Giul- czyk, Dick Cherry. SECOND ROW: Tom Curley, Ted Allen, Melvin Anderson, Lonnie Weis, Dick Dehml. THIRD ROW: lke Slrozier, Terry Koczorowski, Wayne Dycl, Jon- arfhur Pinney. 2 KNEELING, left lo right: Dick Zoborski, John Zimmerman. STANDING: Ted Phillips, Fred Sokoloski, Edward Vcnderhorsi, Larry Muloll, Wayne Zitkus, Terry Rcczkowski, Waller Dur- bin, Sam Milem. CHESS CLUB ENGINEERS is 'QS' TJ? FRONT ROW, left to right: Clark Lee, Lenell Horton, Dick Kohring, Darrell Querin, Bruce Main, Herbert Sommers. BACK ROW: Mr. Schweinhagen, Dick Dehm, Ron Michaels, Bob Plasencio, Roger Patke, Richard Schwyn. RADIO CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: Jim Woodruff, Richard Smart, Tom Curley, Willie Willis. SECOND ROW: Gary Weegman, Robert Molnar, Jim Corkins, Dave Ricketts, Bob Koperski, Harold Phelps BACK ROW: Mr. Galambos, Mike Fischer, Bill Tiep, Bob Smalley, Jim McCormick, Jerry Richards. 113 wlNDow DISPLAY Capably taking care of the windows this year were, left to right: John Schultz and Ronald Bush SOUND EQUIPMENT 2 5 Handling the sound equipment were the Radio boys: left to right: Mike Michalski and Bob Smalley. 4 ACTIVITIES Q Il.-Q STAFF Co-Editors ............ Larry Pfund, Dave Szyskowski, Brian White Assistant Editors ...,........., Bob Rudess, Tom Pickle Art ...................... ,..,..........,.... B rian White Copy ..,.......... ..,............ L arry Pfund Layout .,..........., ....... D ave Szyskowski Photography .......,..... ..... R onald Bialecki Business Managers .,,.... ..,.... L ouis Brzuchalski, Richard Groch 6,5 Assistant Managers .... Dave Johnson, Jerry Knauf, Wilfred Heiden, Lonnie Weis Typists ...... ..,.... K en Horner, Robert Mosley Larry Pfund Co-Editor Dave Szyskowski Brian White Co-Editor Co-Editor CRAFTSMAN Q., Q , N. 5 Earlier in the year, the editors were deciding on a theme. X Q After material was sent in, the staff received blue- prints to be proofed and pasted, then the corrected blueprints were again sent back to Gray Printing. 6 FRONT ROW, left to right: Robert Rudess, Larry Pfund, Dave Szyskowski, Brian White, Tom Pickle. SECOND ROW: Ron Bialecki, Jay Friend, Jerry Knauf, Lonnie Weis. THIRD ROW: Bob Mosley, Gary Scholl, Louis Brzuchalski, Dave Johnson, Clarence McGaha. FOURTH ROW: Dewitt Powell, Jerry Vander- hoff, Ed Demski, Wilfred Heiden, Charles Vail. Assistant Editors: Tom Pickle and Robert Rudess Craftsman Advisers: SEATED, left to right: Mr. Ernest Spring, Mr. Howard White, Miss Glenna Reinlein. STANDING: Mr. Robert Romberger, Mr. Alvin Preis. Once again a Craftsman Staff has met the dead- line, and the members of the staff hope that the i957 Craftsman is worthy of the interest and support of the student body. In June, 1956, five boys were sent to Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, to attend the Publications Workshop. SEATED, left to right: Art Zdawczyk, Business, Dave Szyskowski, Production: Ron Bialecki, Photography. STANDING: Duane Wachowiak, Business, Larry Pfund, Production. A great deal of time and pleasure, to say nothing of work, has gone into the making of this volume. Planning and executing the art and editorial assign- ments were Larry Pfund, Dave Szyskowski, and Brian White. Aiding these editors in a most helpful way were Bob Rudess and Tom Pickle. All attention and energy have been directed to give a colorful, simple, and dignified record of the events of the school year. A tremendous amount of aid and counsel was given the staff by these advisers: Howard White, editorial, Ernest Spring, art, Glenna Reinlein and Alvin Preis, business, and Robert Romberger, photography. It is proper also to remember the members of the Publi- cations Committee for their contributions. The students have shared fully in the success of the Craftsman, for their subscriptions gave the staff the go ahead for the production of an annual in keeping with that faith. l'l7 The staff prepares another issue of the Hi-Crier. HI-CRIER STAFF Co-Editors ,,....,.., Ed Poulson, Bob Hunsaker Junior Editor ..............,.....,,,,,,..., .lim Tewell Linotype Operators ........,. Harold Goldstein, Jim Reiter Pressmen ....,,,. Gerald Gulyas, Melvin Vogel Exchange Editor .A.........,,.,...,,.,.. Dick Zytkus Club Editors .......,...... Bob Mosley, Jim Sieler Shop Editors .................. Phil Johnston, Alan Seagrave, Dick Reed, Gene Goncz Sports Editors .... Jim Pioida, Ed Ogrodowski Circulation Managers .......... George Miller, Dennis Winckowski Typists .......,........ Bill Guy, Arthur Zdawczyk Feature Writers ...,..,. Tom Reed, Dave Cody, Dick Binkowski, Bill Bellner Columnists..Larry Holewinski, Steve Demko, Bob Koczyki, Tom Reed, Gene Zapiecki, Jim Kubiak Photos .......,....................,.,..... Ron Blaleckr Gene GUM! 9095 'We' lGY0Uf5 with Bob The press is supervised by Mr. Romberger. Hunsaker and Ed Paulson. The production of the Hi-Crier is a complicated process since the work involves all the students of the school. ln fact, the work is accomplished through the co-operation and team work of the boys in the senior Printing and Office Practice classes, the shop report- ers, the fine guidance of our Hi-Crier adviser, Miss Schwertzler, and Messrs. Goodrich and Romberger, Printing instructors. Macomber's Hi-Crier is iudged excellent in comparison with other high-school papers of the Northwestern Ohio area. The produc- tion of a school paper is a long, hard, continuous, and interesting iob. The production of the Hi-Crier is divided into four main parts and each one is dependent upon the other. These four parts are the composition, the make-up, the reporting and writing of articles, and the printing. Our paper's slogan, Written, Edited, and Printed By The Students of Macomber Vocational High School, fits the production to a T. Every student in Macomber is a reporter for the Hi-Crier whether he realizes it or not. Students elect shop reporters to write shop news for the paper, while the senior Print- ers and Office Practice boys are writing special arti- cles and doing special stories. After all of the copy, as the material to be printed is known, is turned in, Miss Schwertzler checks it for spelling, punctuation, and sense. From here it goes to the Office Practice boys who type it. They give it to the second stage of production. The second stage of production is the composition. The copy is sent down to the school printing shop where it is set on the linotype, and, proof read again for mistakes. When the type is set and there are no more corrections, it is ready for the third stage of production. The third and fourth stages of production are the make-up and printing. After all the type is set, it is locked into columns with the cuts lpicturesl put in the right places andthe headings in their proper order. After another check, the paper is ready to be put into the press. The paper lor the type forml is put into the press two pages at a time. On the first run, pages 2 and 3 are printed while on the next run, pages l and 4 are printed. Of course, if there is a colored picture on the front page, then the paper has to go through the press before the printing is done. After a sufficient time has elapsed to allow for the ink to dry, the papers are folded and distributed. The boys who work on the paper are always busy because, even after the paper is past their stage of production, they are already working on the next issue. Although things were rough sometimes and maybe the paper was a couple days late, it has been the aim of your i956-57 Hi-Crier staff to bring you the best and most informative high school paper in the city. FRONT ROW, left to right: Gerald Gulyas, Jay Friend, Bob Hunsaker, Edward Poulson, Jim Pioida, Art Zdawczyk. SECOND ROW: Miss Schwertzler, Jerry Price, Richard Reed, Duane Wachowiak, James Kubiak, Ed Ogrodowski, Jim Sieler. THIRD ROW: Bob Mosley, Phil Johnston, Bob Koszycki, Gene Zapiecki, Gene Goncz, Bill Bellner, Tom McCoy, Mr. Romberger, Mr. Goodrich. FOURTH ROW: Dick Demko, Alan Seagrave, Jerry Knauf, George Miller, Harold Goldstein, Mel Vogel, Dennis Winckowski, Tom Reed. FIFTH ROW: Jim Bray, Gary Lougheed, Kenneth Kochanow- ski, Jim Reiter, Jim Tewell, Ron Bialecki. 1 or seee B 1 X ' 5' le, V F ' 49555 3 gsm I 1 Midldies To l S5 I - K 1 V ui' -L ' f Sql Oki! ff' -AUEIEEEEMEMM-mn ,HMMHWMN l ugtnoanefsl H 5?', l q Mumhrvoeuumu mp, 56,1 ,iff-L f-We f . f ff, 'je l X Volume XXVII No. 10 Monroe and Fifteenth Streets. Toledo. Ohio Mm-Ch 92 1n37 Macomber Wns Reglonak Pla yM ldclres In State Hnals Columbus North swf Shelby 56-4 1 5 RTS 1112 H' OS RS fimn, B. Tan D13 0 A Ire., PL T ,Tye '76 f' ' e ST -9x eos Di Cm 2 org Fen, 9 I ofc- f fs ' Ss LQOK , X ' 3 sP0T5 ' Z A 113 ww S' X x ' 1, ' , l A tl xx ,- , x , X 6 O c v ., As if -,ay Oy baslvll' 5 pam S l scho me than . . 5 ' . 4 X 4 1 l UWT S - mc' r P- l 'fi f ' f O. H 10 1 be esieslllff jgl ff l , f ' . 33 4 , I jlwe hall lf? 01 be 'steve G51 ff Sl S. 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Baldwin, D. Boker, B. Koons, J. Topoleski, BACK ROW: A. Lebowsky, D. Powell, J. Bosok, D. Cozynski, B G. Zaleski, J. Slandzicki, C. Nicholas. Dennison, D. Duszynski, L. Griffin, J. Zankl, C. Schiedegger, B SECOND ROW: B. Hunsaker, J. Tewell, A. Flowers, V. 'Knee, B. Sweet, V. Davis, D. Keesee, B. Biddle, G. Lewis, T. Rolhenbuhler Kasmarek, F. Burke, J. Peck, B. Grimes, B. Souller, R. Liber, R. G. Suminski, M. Noble. Piorkowski, T. Sours, E. Trouiner, M. Fisher, P. Beard, T. Knoggs, The bond was always present of games to cheer Mocomber on . . . or up. BAND Mr. Gordon Simpson, Bond Director Some of the boys of the hand provided pep Drum Moior, Bob Hunsaker. for our assembly. 1 Q' FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Simpson, L. Urbina, J. Butts, E. Lippus, G. Smotherman, J. King, R. Jablonski, R. Graves, B. Wiktorowski, R. Shadwick. SECOND ROW: T. Ritter, L. Redfern, L. Smotherman, N. Fitsko, J. Neeb, D. Schlegel, H. Tubbs, B. Tiep. THIRD ROW: T. Kncggs, G. Early, F. Carnes, D. Westbrook, M. Anderson, D. Rousch, J. Pinney. FOURTH ROW: J. Pavlica, T. Maulbetsch, B. Hamilton, J. Rhoades, T. Burmeister, A. Eble, P. Lothery, B. Taylor, B. Napierala, P. Johnston. Included in the Christmas program was the glee club. Last year, the glee club received complete uniforms consisting GLEE CLUB of blue pants and gray coat. Also for the Christmas program, Whitney's chorus ioined with Macomber. 121 Ardner and Jeff create a hurricane with their hot The Imperiuls, G Sfl-Idellf Rock 'I1' Roll 9l'0UP, ap- air as they act as team captains. pear at one of the Carnival assemblies. The student award prize was a '51 Dodge con- iiiiii vertible. Steve Dauer receives the keys to the student award prize. lv' V 22 Also handling ticket money was Mr. Kaiser, has wide experience with tickets. -- , M .. ,t.w.... wwwf-www L... , '? H .. i i ' -zbigf, V, 2 .5 X. ' .gi be -s 1. ' ,, 1-if! l-M , ' ' - Law - M' 'H . 7 92.4- - t r v f , + 2-flew-M mei if ' L- 'iff ' an f ? 2' 1 ,cgiif ' xx i ' 33' if ' 2 at ,Q nf' sgiiif f' V , V STL? R turn- W -' iff ji X ' , if WK 4' 3 ff . , we .. . -e u,-,J 1 , ' 'ye' iii ' A I -'-- 1 - -- - . ' . . Mr. Hiss handles r v' i x.. The Polkateers show their style at 1 money from ticket sales. an assembly. X MERI-MAC who The Girlfriends from Central were some of the student performers at the Carnival. Mr. Howard White acted as M. of WOHO introduced many of Comedy was supplied by .Ierry Gale. C., while Fred Mitchell the acts. Dick Terry, also a Central student, was one of the only solo performers. CARNIVAL The Barons provided Rock 'n' Roll. The Chuckles sang their hit song Times Two, I Love You . The Dick Layne Quartet IN f Q 7 1 L S' 5 f 12 Tony Repar and Friend. The Tracy Twins lust 123 made it from Detroit sa, Y' I Af lf' Q2 iw: sm ? .. fm ,fm 3115 Y N! , X ATHLETICS ,-,gn- ' f W VARSITY FOOTBALL TOP ROW, left to right: Frazell Carnes, Dean Westbrook, Ron Oslerman, Don Reilly, Charles Gwynn, Bill Blake, Manager, Doug Lazenby. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Slovak, Ken Bowman, Bill Williams, Jim Rufty, Doug Park, Dave Boyles, Neal Bigelow, Tom Wesolowski, Dick Schwyn, Coach James Krupp. Varsity Football Record Macomber ...,, Macomber ...,. Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber 126 .....l9 6 .....l9 ...,l2 0 6 6 Won l Delphos St. John .... DeVllblss .............. Central ..... .... Libbey ..,..... ....,. Springfield .... ...... Scott ....... ...... Central A.... ...... Elyria Waite ..... ...... - Lost 8 6 18 7 3l 39 26 26 27 36 THIRD ROW: Tom Connoly, Bob Adams, Ron Nowak, Ken Kerchevall, Tom Martinez, Dave Crofoot, Dave Temple, Bill Taylor, Coach Steve Contos. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Burmeister, Dick Utter, Ron Ciboro, John Mosko, Ed Kerchevall, Bunk Adams, Darrell Zielinski, Tony Groch, Joe Butts. ess. ms- . The Craftsmen receive last minute instructions from Coach Slovak. Ed Kerchevall John Mosko Halfback Guard All City First Team All City First Team Tony Groch Tom Burmeister Guard Halfback All City Honorable Mention All City Honorable Mention Good interference helps Ed Kerchevall around end for a gain. The sixth season of football at Macomber showed that spirit and determination are not always enough. Lack of depth and speed plus iniuries took their toll of a team that deserved a better fate. ln game after game, the final result was dependent on one or two key plays. ln spite of the win and loss record, the team was described as being plucky and pesky against its opponents. Then too every city-league foe was up for the Macmen, for each contest was a key game since the final standings were not determined till Thanksgiving Day. The Most Valuable Player Award went to Ed Kerche- vall, one of the top scorers in the city. The Co-Captains were Ed Kerchevall and John Mosko. Ron Osterman was honored by his fellows when he was named the most valuable substitute. Dick Utter received a plaque from the Cornell Club in recognition of his being chosen the outstanding sportsman. ln addition to these awards, further honor came to players and school alike in the selection of Ed Kerche- vall, John Mosko, and Dave Crofoot to the All-City Team. . l Dave Crofoot End All City Second Team The coaching staff included Head Coach Robert Slovak and his assistants Steve Contos, Jim Krupp, Bob Case, and Jerry McCloskey. The man who cared for all of the equipment and for all of the aches and pains was Everett Cottle. Mr. Earl Kaiser aided greatly in his capacity as Athletic Director. Garland Jones and Dean Westbrook were student managers. Coach Slovak retired from coaching at the conclu- sion of the season. At a dinner honoring the team and coaching staff, Mr. Slovak was presented with a watch, and Mrs. Slovak was given a gift certificate by the student body. The students and faculty are deeply appreciative of Coach Slovak's efforts and record. Best wishes are extended for the future! To Steve Contos, the new head coach, and his staff fall the responsibility of teaching the game of life and the game of football to Macomber gridders in the future years. We know that these men will do every- thing in their power to have Macmen succeed in both. Our sincerest gratitude goes to the members of this year's varsity, and our hope rests with the gridiron war- riors who will wear the Black and Gold next year. I2 7 Ron Nowak .Ioe Butts Bunk Adams Dick Utter Quarterback Tackle End Center 28 Ed Kerchevall breaks away to gain more yardage. It took more than one opponent to bring down this Mac-man Ron Ciboro Tom Martinez Darrel Zielinski Ken Kerchevall Fullback Tackle Tackle Halfback -r 4:1 sw :-2 I-fglirlfp t V ' A 5 tr' A 4 W 2- , .L r is 2 x u 1 l A a M- ,W 5 1- , .Y 2 ' :,. . ii ,S 5956? pf Z ' 6 11 'YH Q 'M X 2 W 2 F 1 , 1- vi '22 Q ,L ' 4 ..ff:f'fYz 'Hz ,A--wif ee- gg, -wal?-i ?7ie2,.5 ' :fl 313 --i?g15Z1gvzg.i,i V ?7?:'fi2z3?Qw2T?Jfv' Siggffssifwfifir 11? , F , -1 ueYiQifi2:I3? 'V m21?2Emvigfif'l - 1: f ..., 35 , 4' Y 122 1. f 2 7 ,1.,zQMM Q y - . - , 1. .f - -- -- -3 . . ,. ..., .W ::,,,:5:,,,--3,-,,..,...,iQ, 6EE,,,D ,. :SQ : -,gggw .. ---- 4 3 , IWW kfrw kgpga , M 11 ,mv N 1 me . ,.1-, gm ..1 The Kerchevall cousins practice for the extra point. Q The sideline was always eager to play. Macomber's offense at practice. 129 LIGHTWEIGHT FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Faunce, T. Hecox, B. Radtze, J. Hearn, L. Walterreit, W. Rutherford, T. Maulbetch, J. Jobuck, F. Dupont. SECOND ROW: Coach Case, G. Korecki, D. Birkhold, T. Pisulo J. Putman, J. Bosak, G. Strassner, Unidentified, R. Lought. THIRD ROW: A. Cross, T. Konowski, L. Griffin, M. Modorowski B. Finnegan, C. Linkey, C. Fragoso, M. Urrutia. FOURTH ROW: K. Young, T. Scurles, B. Mann, B. Stribrny, D. Porter, G. Saffran, D. Shank. FIFTH ROW: R. Barbozo, T. Drake, G. Lougheed, E. Lamerer, T. Oulmer, G. Jones, Manager. FRESHMAN FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Muloon, D. Kahl, M. Slivinski, T. THIRD ROW: R. Pribe, P. Lutheran, J. Perkins, L. Lippencott, T. Beckler, D. Schulty, T. Staff, A. Harwell, B. Polson, W. Cone. Vance, D. Linser, B. Lewis, T. Hartmen, J. Adamson. SECOND ROW: J. King, W. Chamberlin, C. Hoagland, Unidenti- FOURTH ROW: R. Smotherman, J. Pasch, W. Bailey, L. Muszynski, fied, Unidentified, K. McCall, A. Billups, D. Lazenby, Coach A. Sam, J. Emerson, J. Fries, R. Tank. McCloskey. 130 FOOTBALL RECORD lFreshman 8. Lightweight onlyl LIGHTWEIGHT FRESHMEN Macomber ......,...,..... 7 DeVilbiss ......, ......., 2 0 Macomber ....... ...... 7 DeViIbiss .. Macomber ...... .... 6 Central ...... ........ l 9 Macomber .4w,... ...... O Central ..., Macomber ...... ....... 1 4 Libbey ........ 14 Macomber ....... ...... 0 Libbey Macomber ...... ..,. 6 Scott ........,. ........ l 3 Macomber ....... ,.,... 0 Scott ........ Macomber ....,. ....,.. O Waite ......A.... ........ l 5 Macomber ....,.. .,.,L. 0 Waite ....., Macomber ,.7............. 14 Woodward ....., ..,.. O Macomber ...,.., ..,L.. 7 Woodward Record Record Won l -Tied l - Lost 4 Won l - Lost 5 FRONT ROW, left to right: Gary Kuebbeler, Sandy Mus- zynski, Norm Fitsko, Eileen Czerniak. BACK ROW: Ellen Estrell, Harrison Doak, Judy Craw- ford, Doug Rush. CHEERLEADERS I.et's go, Iet's fight, Iet's win tonight. Captains: Gary Kuebbeler, Sandy Muszynski. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Schultzg Dennis Winckowskig Bill Taylorp Dave Baertschip Bunk Aclamsp George Millerg Coach, Ben Jeffery: Tom Reedg Dick Kempfp Dick Grochg Ike Stroziery Chuck Schroederg Ken Bowman. BASKETBALL Macomber ......,....... 52 Alumni .................. Macomber ..... 38 Tiffin .... ....... Macomber ..... 62 Lima ......... ....... Macomber .............. 68 Whitmer ...... ....... Macomber ..,.. 5l Central ..... ....... Macomber .....,....,,.. 66 DeVilbiss ..., ....... Macomber ..... 49 Scott .....,.., ....... Macomber .,,..,...,.. 103 Holland ................ Macomber .....,......,. 47 Woodward ............ Macomber ..... 72 Libbey ...., ....,.. Macomber ,,............ 56 Waite ..,.... ....... Macomber ...., 45 Central ..... ....... Macomber ..... 48 Fostoria Macomber ........,..... 60 Scott ...,.,............A... Macomber ..... 5l Woodward ,..,.,...A.. Macomber ..... 54 DeViIbiss .... ....... Macomber ..... 7l Libbey ..... ....... Macomber ...,. 68 Waite ..,.,,. ,...... TOURNAMENT Sectional Macomber ,.... 5l Woodward ............ Macomber .,... 69 Waite .......... ,....,. District Macomber ..,.,...,..,.. 44 Scott ..,. ....... Macomber ..... 56 Clay ,..... ....... Regional Macomber ..........,,.. 64 Columbus North Macomber ,,.....cc..... 56 Shelby ......,........... State Macomber ............,, 65 Middletown .......... lOvertimel 2 -Adams goes high for rebound, while Miller and Schultz wait for tip. The huddle plays an important part in being victorious MJ M' Nm -4--..M,.,, M. ..,--V ,M if Mr. Buumker speaks at Pep Assembly. Adams tries u loy-up, while Miller gets in rebound position. Adams sneaks under for rebound. Strozier gets two points on u lay-up! Reed hits on tip-up, while Miller, Winc- 133 kowski and Buertschi look o ' 'i,ffii.2s5 1 T A 3 WF' i - or ,5?EM.,3,,-A 5 s 4 V. .L I iff 5 , 2 --We -M--2, W 3 .. ,,,..,e?-I fame.. , Y ,ig ,, 5 f 3 ' .. i Q - 5 - ,...' ...i,f....m.,A,,, W W i I I Q , 'W 5 . A4 'I , . We .. .,...WW,.,.A... I Q g F 4 . 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M M am M-:iiiv.-,.frfwf'fzfv'f.,W ...'m?5',' if R. ...,..,.5Mg,,l mf 3 - 32.11.45 Bunk Adams All City-First Team All Siaie-Second Team Forward Q N Q 2 S 5 2 5 In is 2 if f K 135' 9 6 b 1 3 . - , WWA-.M!W.....sa...,.?w 2' 2 1 Q in K , . , gm? ,,.. .ff Q ., Y ,,..-v.Nxw.V.., M . 1 we K X my ' 1f1-'-- :a,Ea3:a1a:f::::.1, - ..:qy::-1 I. -.1 ,. T. Q . , 1 5 V-WP-sim ix ,. K 5 -in , L4 . A' 5, , ..A,a..fao,,... 4 ,. .... eww , V, A W, K I X 1 3 ,fr iii 9 .. wx - if I, .me ,Yi 4 i LN ,w i as xgu fi a..f,,gg3sg-5, gg V-1 .s:ip.11'aag:- ..., 1 7.4, ztiikt-X Savvy-,:,f.f:a2. , ii if ,. . . -1 '1- pWbz,e.Jf, M. George Miller Dennis Winckowski All City-Second Team AH City Honorable Mention Forward Guard 4 5 N ACIGITIS' iump shot . . GOOD! Miller takes ball, while Adams waits -...ps Qu: Ike Sfrozier Ron Schultz Tom Reed All City Honorable Mention All City Honorable Mention An Outstanding Performer Guard Guard Center Winckowski comes through for a lay-up. All Macomber's five wants this rebound All season long the spotlight was on the Macomber Quintet. As defending Champions of the City and of the Sectional and District Tournaments, the Macmen rated as the Team to Beat. The Black and Gold warriors proved their right to this sobriquet by win- ning the City Crown for the second consecutive year, and going on to qualify for the State Tournament at Columbus. After posting l2 straight wins over Toledo schools land 30 in a row covering a two-year periodl, the Craftsmen roared to wins over Woodward and Waite in the Sectional, eliminated Scott and Clay in the District, and then displayed outstanding team play in the Regionals to riddle Columbus North and Shelby, the latter led by All-Ohio Larry Siegfried. Macomber went to Columbus with a string of 22 wins to meet Middletown. ln the game with the vaunted Middies, it took a 20-foot iump shot by All- American Jerry Lucas that spread the nets after the buzzer sounded ending regulation play to send the game into overtime. From a 6l-61 count the Middies went on to win 70-65. The terrific effort by the Mac- men had everyone talking. Their brilliant play in- cluded a roaring comeback that had carried them from a I3-point deficit to a 7-point lead with l:l7 showing on the clock. At that point the Middies fought back to tie the score and went on to win. Enough cannot be said about Coach Ben Jeffery. His work evoked highest praise from his colleagues and Macomber fans alike. He developed each play- 136 Winckowski and Miller close in to take away the ball from Woodward's Jim Zak. A left-handed lay-up by Sfrozier helped out at the Woodward game. DISTRICT 1 it is s 1 ,., er's ability to the utmost, he taught the team ball con- trol and a rockbound defense, he tutored them to be gracious in victory and gentlemen in defeat. Aiding coach Jeffery were Bob Case, who led the Lightweights to a city championship in their own right, and Freshman Coach Steve Contos. The trainer was Everett Cottle. The man who helped to run the show and did such a fine job handling those tournament tickets was Athletic Director Earl Kaiser. The student managers were Kent Bradford and Leonard Griffin. The six seniors who led this team to a ranking of fifth in the State were Bunk Adams, George Miller, lke Strozier, Dennis Winckowski, Tom Reed, and Ron Schultz. Others on the team were Ken Bowman, Bill Taylor, Dave Baertschi, Dick Groch, Chuck Schroeder, and John Putman. Bunk Adams was named to the second All-Ohio team. He was a repeater on this year's All-City team, and George Miller was named to the second team. Bunk was also named to the honorary State Tourna- ment Team. ln addition to being captain, Bunk was named the Most Valuable Player by his teammates. Another basketball season has ended, and another Macomber team has earned tremendous laurels for itself and for the school. This team will remain in the spotlight of memories for its outstanding accomplish- ments and for the tremendous manner in which they were attained. 1 CHAMPIONS in Macomber executing the famous freeze . 1 A Miller on defense fights for a iump ball. Strozier gets past a strong defense for a shot. S Tired but happy district champs. Adams steals the ball from 5cott's Wes Jones Bunk goes up for a fancy lay-up. SECTIONAL CHAMPS Clay had a hard time getting the ball past Macomber's well known defense. REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Reed controlled the rebounds at the North game. 138 Wmckowskl has no trouble with this rebound. Form and balance assist Adams for two more points. 1 s Macomber's victory over Shelby sent them to the State finals in Columbus. jg... , - The entire student body see the team off. The 1957 Chevrolets that were used to take the team to Columbus came from Carl Schmidt. Macomber's band peps up everyone before Columbus The teams take time out for a photo before their trip trip to the finals. Winckowski cracks MiddIetown's defense for a lay-up. This huddle was of great importance during the game l39 against the Middies. BASKETBALL LIGHTWEIGHT ..,. lq,ll i,,fJ:38 33 FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Scurles, G. Wentland, D. Smith, M. Urrutia, T. Szenderski, C. Gwinn, D. Westbrook. BACK ROW: Coach Case, C. Creech, L. Hyttenhove, J. Lessentin, J. Reiter, J. Putman, K. Kochanowski, Manager, Garland Jones. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL . if ,..... , FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Coulter, D. Dziedzic, T. Beckler, J. Pasch, M. Slivinski, J. Schulty, A. Harwell, K. Groch, T. Staff, R. Woods. BACK ROW: R. Shadwick, Mike Leady, G. Fast, B. Tresso, J. Admason, R. Williams, R. Truss, R. Ellis, Coach Contos. 40 SOPHOMORE CHAMPS Here's one shot that couIdn't be I.ightweight's Reiter tips up two points. fx '31, Mt Teamwork played an important part in this game. gf. A ey ff L ' ' stopped. Macomber started the game by getting the tip off. BASKETBALL RECORDS lLightweights and Freshmanl LIGHTWEIGHTS FRESHMAN Macomber .,,t. .,..7,.. 5 4 Tiffin ......... 48 Macomber .,,s,,,Y...,,,,, 34 Central ..... .... . .36 Macomber A,,,, .....,,, 3 8 Lima ,,,... ......... 4 O Macomber 7..., 19 DeVilbiss ,... ..43 Macomber ..... .,...t,, 4 6 Whitmer ...... 25 Macomber .,... ....,,Y..,s 4 O Scott .....V,..... .... . .41 Macomber ,,v.,,t..,,..... 46 Central ,..., ...... 4 4 Macomber ,.,, o,....Y. L .24 Woodward ..... ...... 3 2 Macomber ,,,,. ,....... 6 0 DeVilbiss ......... 45 Macomber ...,..,,,....... 34 Libbey .Y,,....., .... . .32 Macomber ,ovvv .....t,, 4 O Scott ......... ,.,oa, 3 7 Macomber ,Ao,, 19 Waite V... ...... 2 5 Macomber .s..o,s.o,...... 43 Holland .......,,. ...... 2 8 Macomber .,,,,rrt.....,.. 42 Central .,... ...... 4 4 Macomber ..o,. ........ 4 4 Woodward ..,........... 32 Macomber ........,A,,et,. 40 St. Francis .... ...... 3 6 Macomber ..... .tt..... 4 4 Libbey ........ ..,.,,... 3 2 Macomber ,v..s,a.,,,s,,,, 31 Scott ............ ...... 3 5 Macomber ......t,........ 49 Waite .... .,,...... 4 2 Macomber .i,,,,,,..,..... 38 Woodward ..... ...... 2 1 Macomber ,..., ..Ao..,, 4 7 Central ..... ......... 4 4 Macomber ,,,,.Y....,,,... 26 DeVilbiss .....V ...V.. 2 4 Macomber ....,,......,... 40 Fostoria .,,...... 37 Macomber ..A, .,,i.,,,, 2 6 Libbey .VYVLVL ..... , -37 Macomber .,a.. ........ 3 4 Scott .,.......... ......... 3 3 Macomber .Y..... ..,,.. 1 9 Waite .... ...... 2 9 Macomber ................ 49 Woodward ..... ...... 2 1 Record Macomber .,... ..A,.... 3 6 DeVilbiss .. ......... 26 Won 4 - Lost 9 Macomber Macomber Libbey Waite .... Record Won 16 - Lost 1 'I4 4 FRONT ROW, left lo right: B. Williams, R. Schultz, T. Kasch, D. Burl, R. Fledderiohn, J. Rufly, J. Bryon, K. Kerchevcull, Graiczyk, J. Tewell, F. Duda, D. Bcyles. THIRD ROW: A. Gyrus, J. Kufal, A. Misko, Unidentified, T. Knorr SECOND ROW: D. Falkenberg, S. Kaifasz, J. Vusko, R. Fuss, O. K. Kochonowski, L. Mienlkiewicz. BASEBALL Ken Kerchevull Ron Schultz Tom Kusch Dale Gruiczyk 2 BDWLING MMYVWM Nw' 'SJ' FRONT ROW, left to right: American League-Don Masney, Jim Pioida, Stan Kruzel, Ray Hunt, Captain, Dick Aranyosi. MIDDLE ROW: National League-Coach Kaiser, Vern Knee, Dick Wilk, Al Baumgartner, Darrell Zielinski, Captain, Ken Bushroe. BACK ROW: Craftsman League-Gary Smotherman, Eugene Fast, Captain, Bob Schultz, Bill Dunn, John Williams. , C CT 'I4 1- 1 . 1 - '-'--H . ' 52. H .. V 5 2 .- . f. ' ' ' A- R , f ' ' ' , . V ' ' H ,, ...,. NZ.. .5 Aj '1' ... .,.. .... . 'f ' E . 'f . 1 ' I J ,... , fl ., . - , . . , .Y V... . .. .3 . .. 1 .. . , . . 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'- - .. : . - - ----- - -, I4 T gr ' 2: .2 . - W' Yi -ff A , . -. -4 , -- W . 1 T K I - . . ' . sf5gf?f.g..A- ..tgmf4.em..Jwas .. 'K..4aemsre was-.wlislseiafkt-.sm zzz... mia... .. - .V 1 f - ,Q r:.,...e2we.ff':f- rf 71.....e.......' . fy FRONT ROW, left lo right: T. Rolhenbuhler, B. Adams, J. Claire, W. Clay, T. Burmeisler, J. Boyd, D. Uller, A. Zdawczyk, R. Pelers. SECOND ROW: B. Slribrny, N. Bigelow, B. Placencio, R. Covinglon, J. Palroulis, R. Groch, T. Connolly, T. Hecox, Unidenlified, P. Mugler, Manager W. Decker. THIRD ROW: Coach Krupp, l. Slrozler, Unidenlified, D. Birkhold, D. Park, K. Bowman, P. Rehfeldl, D. Crofool, T. Maulbefch, W. Rutherford, A. Cross. rf- .-g is 5 5. N N ' U 'SEI - ' :' TRACK ' . Y 'iw' 57. 5 zfkyig-: . .. ::. l .. .f'25.: QM ss l ,fl ...we , PM -- l r.'f, .7 . 2 .f wi me rl 44 -- V . 5 J - . . . - . f . . ..... , .., , S. , 4 , 4 ., ...M 4 ,..4e.f'W .. 44 f An -4 . , , , I ' . j 4. ee.- J w , 4... Wrre . .. . - . .. Q4-51' .. ,' 'T 4. 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' 77m Q '55 .V I J 'K' 7, I 5 b , X f .3 V -LJ Q39 M '4 ,Q 533 ' '- V M' , 73 X V g , ' J J t .V . i , I IN., v I- - I ,C 1' f- - ' V ..,w l .,.g,.... ,.,L.uI..,-5... .NA,.5,..4....,fnL..Asvm:Qk..l'..n.. 4n...44M.M,.,LL.L.L,A f',,' 4 ...LBJ J,... ..,:g.,,n ,,-,,' --.,J,..'1-,gfflvdL..m.-u.MiLw- fix. .A,.4,f.z4.,i..,5m..g' 'W r -F V X if? 1Lamm .s N ll p ', A..m'5l l fffffZQff1'i2fWfW 11 Q SW! fifwfff Ax 'P f P QW-WW7 r f FJ' l 720 ALL HAIL MACOMBER HIGH All Hail, Macomber High, our Alma Mater Hail! All Hail, Macomber High, our Pride and Glory, Hail Within thy sturdy walls, we come to learn thine art. May we all firmly strive our best to do our part. All Hail, Mcicomber High, our Pride and Glory, Hail. Thy precepts and thy manly virtues mark each day, W Thy spirit and thy dauntless faith will live for aye, With ready hands and hearts we'll build each structure true And may our lives o worthy pattern be through you. All Hail Macomber High, our Pride and Glory, Hail! All Hail Macomber High, our Alma Mater Hail! All Hail Macomber High, our Pride and Glory, Hail! We raise our youthful voices on high to sing thy praise O deep within our hearts abide through all our days. All Hail Macomber. High, our Pride and Glory, Hail! Jwmwxzll