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

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WexxnteMmi of Schools -1 ■ tK v “congratulate the boys Vocational High School on the completion of another successful school year. I am sure that you are as proud as I am of the record of Macomber graduates. Many of you are leaving Macomber this year better prepared to make your place in the adult world My good wishes go with all of you. Philo C. Dunsmore Superintendent of Schools -cV- of Umtm Seated: Mr. Thomas Bretherton, Mrs. Jane Kuebbeler, Mr. Grant Murray 4 Standing: Mr. Wayne Shawaker, Mr. Raymond D. Baldwin

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4 Cyi'A Aj JU; ,t - U ' cy - ;j JL 1 yyy va 1 3U . MR HARRY j. baumker cC v , .ffc The Senior Closs of 1958 deri in dedicating its Craftsman to Acting rincipa Harry J. Baumker. He was named to this position in 1956 after serving as a coordinator at Macomber for many years. We have come to know him as a fine principal because of his interest and acts on our Mr. Be r is a true Toledoan-by birth, by by employment. He has a wide 'ith thos'a in business and industry, lire him. They, as well as use his wisdom and know V s time do several interviews shall I do about this? Many at the best way to have Mr. frfyjnd is to ask a favor of him. swers from his varied conscious-s, facts, addresses, phone numbers, ating places. First to greet prospective Mac Men, this administrator believes in the personal touch by noting the progress of all undergraduates as they learn, and by familiarizing himself with the successes of the graduates as they practice that learning in their vocations. Although a quiet man by nature, Mr. Baumker has a boundless energy that is apparent in his undeniab!6 ;enthusiasm and cooperation in all affairs of tKe Sjchool including its shop program, its felyied' classes, artSHits clu and athletics. To many pr us he h ugh it is' difficult for a rly its sincere ap'precic eating thirph spian to obr prii J. Baumk tlrqrn will sense the which prompted us to declare

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WimiM MR. HARRY J. BAUMKER CA ay wwyw-c-, 7 V jf SZ A 2s r .„ + 777. Macomber is a school tha't is regar ent. Her students come from all sections successfully prepare for places in business and industry, in training and educating these future leaders, Macomber serves Toledo offices and companies by readying capable young men as employees. The standards for entrance are high enough that students attending Macomber are confident of completing their courses of study in a very satisfactory manner. Freshmen and Sophomores receive guidance in the selection of their occupational field. To further prepare them adequately, they have the opportunity to study and practice in shops that are in that vocational group. Counseling and testing are continually provided so that the pupils and their parents together with the school know how they are progressing and profiting from the program elected. As Juniors and Seniors, these same boys specialize in their chosen vocation. Many of them are given the privilege of working for a business or industrial concern in the cooperative plan. All students are more thoroughly fitted by their studies of related technical and general education subjects. You, the Members of the Class of 1958, should feel prepared to enter apprenticeship in your highly-skilled crafts. You have a varied and technical background in fields related to your vocations. You are further qualified if you choose to continue your education in technical institutes. Many of you are ready to pursue studies in universities. The graduates of former Senior Classes know that our program is different. You too will soon realize that fact as you begin to profit from your training and education received at Macomber. We wish you everything that is fine and successful as you continue to experience lives of worth and service. Harry J. Baumker These are the morning announcements. Now Dick, that is what I would do. Yes Sir, the boys will be there. 5