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

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'Q ex X ,k 'ff The lnterlcke lron Company, supplying one of the largest qucinties of pig iron. This is the main plant. 3 , ,..4 5' Pvt' being a top instructor, helping and guiding his students to be prominent men of Toledo. The skyline of downtown Toledo, with the New York Central Terminal in foreground of picture. Mr. Kish a graduate of 1932, has succeed in As a graduate of 1946, Mr. Gansmll- ler has been teaching for 6 yecir's the collision trade. Mr. Calcamuggio, Research Engineer at Champion Spark Plug Co., graduated in T943 from the Sheet Metal class. 5

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xv 'i 5- Mr Chilcote graduated in l947 and at the present is a salesman for Manu factors and Electronics Co sr Q fjrjg, .seifftrz kpgglllll Q. .1 'Sai' ,fin sw Mya' :P '-fitr'-f' ,J,.-g.-- . ,1,Al'e W 'ci This beautiful building is the mam plant of Toledo Scales Also, this is the main office In the area, f one of Toledo s leading products RPVTOTHE Fantus reported further that vocational ed ucatlon in Toledo was very important that Macomber with its modern building and up to date equipment was helping to provide the bulk of vocational training It is noteworthy to report that throughout the Toledo area are Macomber Alumni In stores, In schools, in factories in electronics in trans- portation and in many other types of vocations. These men were able to gain their places as the result of their vocational education gained by attending Macomber. Many of these same ' - dividuals have advanced to managerial and supervisory positions through their know-how hard work, and ability. Thus it is clear that Macomber ioins business industrial and educational groups in being in- pie -:er-A .y -1i ?3 5 -is A M Mr. Yonke, a graduate of Macomber in 1940, is a specialist, in the field of Motors and Controls. tensely interested in the future of Toledo, and in helping to meet the vocational needs of its people.

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