McKinley Technical High School - Techite Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

wx :Q Q. ,L E 'JA Q.. al Q12 wwmm' 11, M 1 P! E. E M Q , 1' ,. fx ,,. ga Q , Qi Z S THE 1954 TECHITE McKinley High School Washington, ll. C. Foreword A one-time rookie reviews three years Of laughter, merrimcnt, joy, and tears, Of fine times had, and jobs well done At a school which is still to her unumber one.' Three years of the things she'll remember bestg The serious times too, along with the rest. Of assemblies that sometimes seemed pretty wild And even those that were awfully mildg Of dances at school that were always a treat, And the Hot Shoppe' where the gang would meet. Of football heroes, both big and bold, And the days that we watched them . . . bitter Of yelling cheers till we're almost dead, Ready to rack up, and go home to bedg Of the English and history classes we shared, And the marvelous feeling of homework prepared: Of the wonderful musical presentations Which we will remember for generationsg Of pep assemblies where we all had fun Hoping our team would be number one. ln Basketball - our record wasn't bad - ln second place - we couldn't feel sad! Of F's which caused a great deal of fumin' And the constant conviction that teachers aren Three marvelous years that have gone all too fast And now we look back and remember the past- We now will go forward with memories of winning, This isn't the end - we're only beginning. and coldg 't human! fifsxk Q lf l'. TI QQ gp ,wmv Subject Pagc No FACULTY ......... JUNE SHNIORS ....... .TUNE SILNIORS Slil,liCf'IV THE 'l'liAC1lIliRS SIil,ILCI FEBRUARY SILNIORS. . . 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X 'CT -QQ 'FQ WK ' if wr. . xxx Q 5 4-- 'J ffl Q ff '55, lune Blass Ufficers l 'SLN rl Sgt. at Arms President Secretary Treasurer Vice President James Maher Jimmy DeMoss Kim Anon Donald Hunter Stuart Knott t - n 1 E I i r I I yi A l 3 A , 3 ...N , Shirley Jeanne Adams 'Shirley' .. . has dimples to go with her quick smile . .. native Washingtonian .. . seen trottin' around Tech's office wants to raise kids by the dozen. Marcheta Alion KiKi' . . . small, sweet 'n peppy . . . hails from Virginia . . . Mixed Chorusg Girls Chorusg GAA3 Bo- oster Clubg Sec. Pres.g G.O. Lower House . . . only wants love and happiness. Joseph Blaine Arthur 'Joe' . .. the quiet man with a friendly nature . . . born in D.C. . . . Orchestrag Pep Bandg Inter- High Bandg Mixed Chorusg Bible Club . . . will serve asamission- ary to Puerto Rico. F, Robert Grimes Alexander 'Alex' . . . tall, tawny 'n terrific . . . a pigskin pusher . . . Missouri claims him . . . Footballg Basket- ball Mgr.g Choir . . . wants to make a million. Sharon Dee Anderson 'Sharon' . . . dark hair and pretty eyes . . . our favorite bank teller . . . born in D.C. . Bankg Y- Teensg a future Home Economics teacher. Benjamin Backover 'Big Ben' . . . one of the strong, silent type . . . straight from Pa. . . . easy going . . . ChessClub. . . 'goin' to South America someday. N 4' a i. June Louise Baker 'June' . . . enjoys smiling .. . D.C. claims this gal . . . GAA is her top interest at Tech . . . will put her skill to work as a gym teacher. Joseph Martin Battista 'Joe' a curly haired fellow . . . a well mannered Techite . . . plans to be a globe trotter after graduation. Carol Evaloe Bender 'Carol' . . . will be remembered for her outstanding art displays . . . hails from Washington, D.C. . . . GAAQ Tech Lifeg Y-Teensg . . . plans to own adairy and stock farm. Joan Catherine Boswell 'Joanie' . . . a sports minded miss . . . Boosters Clubg GAA. . . looks forward to being an officer in the W.A.F.'S. Barbara Ann Brake 'Barbara' . . . friendly and sin- cere . . . born in Pennsylvania . . . came to Tech in '53 . . . Y-Teensg Bible Clubg Girls Chorusg Mixed Chorus . . . college next. Lorraine Mandie Baroch 'Lorri' . . . loves sports . . . D.C. born. GAAQ Dramatic Clubg Red Crossg Paint and Powder Clubg Y-Teensg Mixed Chorusg Techlte 'n Tech Life Staff . . . next, a career as a topographer. Joseph Daniel Belfield 'Joe' . . . awell-liked Techite . . . a T-Shop salesman .. . born in Washington . . . Tech Life Rep . . . plans to be a top notch printer. Kenneth Spencer Bland 'Kenny' . f . loads of fun . , . happy go lucky . . . can't wait to snatch that High School diploma in June. Joseph Carmen Bottazzi 'Butch' from D.C. can really make time onTech's track field . . . lives for sports . . . Circle T Clubg Tech Life . . . will be a track coach. Friederich Werner Braun 'Fritz' . . . an exchange student from Germany . . . a real gentle- rmn . . . one of our better dancers . . . Dramatic Club . . . will teach others what he lmows. xt. Barbara Ann Brinton Bubbles long time Wash- ingtonian fun to be with future looks bright for Bubbles and her hubby. Thomas Howard Calderwood Tom . .. one of Tech's best on the football field . . .from Pensyl- vania . . . Track teamg Circle T Club plans include college. Thomas Christian Christensen 'Chris' ... witty . . . comes from our own great city future candidate for a branch of Uncle Sam's family tree. ,pt Robert Leonard Brown Bob' . .. chemistry whiz found a formula for straight A's . . . Chemistry Clubg Dramatic Club Presg Pharosg C0-Editor Techiteg Organ Classg G.O. Low- er Houseg Jr. Town Meetingg Sec. Pres. . . . will make a hit in any profession. Lowell Thomas Catlett 'Tumniy . .. a man of his word ... comes to us from West Vir- ginia . . . a wonderful guy .. . wants to make himself and others happy. Nancy Belle Clayton NBC . . . spends her time mak- ing others laugh . . . born in D.C. Section Presg Lower House G.O.g Girls Choirg SocialClub . . . looking forward to marriage. lune 1954 .tixi f me ' i 1 X A sbs BB I 4 :r g f . ty is ' H bi -lliffiim. - . i grip ww ,QW X58 t it 1 5 'Jalal Edward Perry Collins 'Luther' . . . a real terror on the diamond . . . hails from D.C. . . . sports minded . . . hopes to play in the Big Leagues someday. Geraldine Bertha Coppage Gerry . . . hails from Faquier County, Va. . . . lovely to know . . . Sec. Pres. and Vice Pres . . . wants marriage and a large fam- ily. Judith Mae Corridon 'Dudy' . . . worth seeing . . . Wa- shington D.C. claims her . . . Y- Teens . . . plans to make a success as a housewife. Mary Ellen Cressman 'Mary Ellen' at home in a roller rink . . . native Pennsyl- vanian Red Crossg Y-Teens officerg Lower l-louse G.O. lookin' for a happy and success- ful life. Elizabeth Ann Cross 'Betsy' . . . a real friend . . . sweet and versatile . . . active at church as well as at school. . . been in Boosters Clubg Mixed Chorusg Social Club . . . will make a swell kindergarten teacher. Roger Fenton Collins 'Roger' lots of humor D.C. born . . . Pep Bandg Golf Teamg Orchestra . . . a dentist to be. Bernard Ralph Corbett 'Bernie' . . . hails from Massa- chusetts . . . works part time ina Radio, TV Shop . . . wants to work full time as a Radio TV techni- clan. Ioan Anne Coury 'Joanne' . . . always ready lor a good time . . . Pres. of Bible Clubg Girls Chorusg Mixed Cho- rusg Dramatic Clubg Jr. Town Meetingg Techite Stall . . . plans to go to college next. Ann Sue Crockett 'Ann' known for her pro- fessional hair do's energy plus look out Maryland Ui Shirley Mae Curtis 'Rusty' . . . a likeable miss . . . adds color to the crowd . . . rearin' to go native Wash- ingtonian . . . Red Cross . . . wants to further her education, in col- lege. Charlotte Fay Daniels 'Char' can really shake a leg tdancing that isl always on the go D.C.'er Red Crossg Paint and Powder Clubg Talent Clubg Pres. of Y-Teensg Techite Staffg Lower House G.O. . . . will make a successful Phy- sical Therapist. Louis Benjamin DeAtley Louis has sports on the brain . .. born in good old D.C. . . . Basketballg Football . . . fu- ture includes college. Sue Nyna Dement Sue' . . . from deep'in the heart of Texas . . . Bible Clubg Tech Life Rep.g Pharos . . . wants to be a statistician. Carl Wayne Dauber 'Butch' . . . personality plus . . . good things come in small pack- ages electrical engineer he will be. Joel Martin Deitch Joe cuts clarinet capers .. . sent to us from Brooklyn . . . Pep Bandg Orchestrag Metro- politan High Band wants his own business. Emmett Roland DeMoss 'Jimmy' . . . scholar, athlete, and a born leader . . . hails from West Virginia ace gridman . . . Footballg Baseballg Circle T Clubg Pharosg Upper House G.O. . . . college comes next. ii, Eleanor Roberta Dodder 'Elly' . . . will dance her way to Broadway . . . hey, she's married . . . native Marylander . . . Talent Clubg Techite Rep.g Sec. officer . . . professional dancer to be. Patricia Anne Donovan 'Pat' .. . comes from the land of palm trees Ulawaii that isj . . . nice to talk to . . . Choir . . . has her heart set on becoming a secretarv Martha Sue Elliott 'Pat' . . . very easy to lookat and just as nice to know hails from W.Va. . . . Lower I-louse G.O.g Sec. Presg Boosters Clubg Girls Choirg Mixed Chorusg Cheerleaderg Office Staff . . . plans include college. William Herbert Embrey 'Bill . . . a rare sense of humor what a bass singerl a loyal Washingtonian . . . Boys' Choirg Mixed Chorusg Orchestrag . . . future includes Air Force Band. William Randolph Fimple Anthony Joseph D'Onofrio Tony strong, silent type well liked by all who know him comes from the ole country lltaly that isl . . . Stage Crew will make a great electronic engineer. James Bernard Duffy Jimmy . . . slippery streak on the gridiron . . . Washingtonian . . . likes parties, music, and girls . . . football team will miss him . . . he'1l go places. Margaret Jean Elstad Peggy' . . . has a finger in every pie . . . has really chalked up the A's a Minnesotian Red Crossg GAAQ Sec. Presg Lower House G.O.p Choirg Jr. Town Meetingg Bus. Manager Techiteg Pharos will make a hit in any college. William Wallace Everts Bil1' . . . always ready to lend a hand . . . hails from our own fair city . . . Cadetsg Rifle Teamg Drill Team . . . sure to make good as an engineer. Patricia Flynn Bill double threat on high 'Pat' smooth on a dance and low hurdles . . . power-house floor . . . hails from the Peach on the gridiron . . . Maryland State lGa.l . . . natural curls . . . claims him Pharosg Trackg matrimonially minded sweet Football . . . has his eye on aeron- homemaker-to-be. autical engineering. I Shirley Ann Fowler 'Shirley' . . . a little gal with big possibilities .. . born in D.C. . . . ICC Rep. for Y-Teensg GAAQ Tech Life Staff . . . come next fall she's off to Radford College. Marjorie May Fuller Margie . . . awashingtonian . . . with those blue eyes and dark hair .. . Orchestrag Dance Clubg Girls Chorus . . . to teach music goes this gal. Janice Gloria Gill 'Glo' a Washingtonian . . . delightful personality . . . sings in our Girls Chorus and Choir . . . Tech Life Staffg Organ Class . . . plans include college. Dawn Mildred Fritz 'Dawn . . . personality gal with golden locks .. . sent to us from Florida . . . Pharosg Cheerlead- ersg Girls Chorusg Mixed Cho- rusg GAA . . . next on her sche- dule is college. , Lois Ann Gerst 'Reds' . . . Miss Pep 'n Energy of '54 . . . Upper House G.O.g Tec- hite Staffg Social Clubg Mixed Chorusg Girls Chorusg Techite Rep.g GAAg Pharos is goin' to carry her energy into college. Janice Leverne Glass Ji claims Lynchburg, Va. as home . . . active in GAAg Girls Chorusg Talent Clubg Red Cross . . . one of the pom-pom gals . . . hopes for a successful mar- riage. . ...K ,Q at ' V , . L 31' + Shirley Estelle Good 'Shirley' hair of gold native of Washington . . . Lower House G.0.5 Paint and Powder Clubg Bank Staff . . . she's going on to bang keys as a secretary. Sara Aim Green 'Sally' . . . D.C.'er . . . has that Ivory complexion . . . Mixed Cho- rusg Paint and Powder Clubg Sec. Pres.g Lower House G.O.5 Bible Clubg Booster Clubg Girls Chorus she's off to college. .Tamelia Haje 'Jamie' . . . always in the social swirl . . . easy going and interest- ing to know . . . D.C.'er . . . Dance Clubg Choirg Red Cross . . . head- ed for a secretarial career. Shirley Amie Harvey 'I-larve' . . . 'what a personality . . . keeps us in stitches with her crazy remarks . . . a D.C.'er . . . enjoys singing in the Mixed Chorus . . . hopes to marry soon. Rae Phyllis Heine 'Skippy' . . . seldom at a loss for words . . . this gal seems to have the roller skating fever . . . Tech Life Rep.5 GAA she's looking forward to marriage. Peter Graham 'Pete' . . . a true Bostonian . . . -accent and all . . . active in the cadets . . . soon to be seen on a college campus. Morton Matt Hackman . . . the man with an 'Matt' answer . . . born in N.Y. . . . Talent, Dramatic, Dance, Chess, Chemistry, and Writer's Club . . . Orchestrag Ed. of Tech Lifeg Jr. Town Meetingg Pharos . . . Tech's contribution in the chem- istry field. John Roger Hall 'Poge' . . . a lively addition to any class . . . slow and easy going born in D.C. .. . Sec. Pres.g Chess Clubg Lower House G.O. out to be a success. Joyce Lee Hayden 'Joyce' sweet, neat 'n pet- ite came to us from Vir- ginia . .. Booster Clubg G.O. Lower Houseg Sec. Pres.5 GAAg Drill Team .. . a super secre- tary in the making. Barbara Southern Hill 'Babs' meets life grinning . .. Roosevelt's gift to Tech . . . sure glad to get her . .. Dance club . . . next stop -- college. Maria Violet Hiponia 'Sissy' . . . sunny disposition . . . eye catcher hails from the land of Midshipmen .. . Mixed Chorus to don a nurse's cap, those lucky patients! Y Burton Kieth Holmes 'Burt' . . . 11 fast guy on the bas- ketball court as well as on the track field from Boston Circle T . .. Basketballg Trackg college next. Donald Wallace Hunter 'Don' in baseball and basketball he's tops.. .also tops with every- one . . . North Caroliner ...Boys Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Circle T Club to be a sure success. Janet Marie Holden 'Jan' Tech's cute straw- berry blond familiar figure around the bank D.C. born Bank Staffg Tennisg Boos- ters Clubg . .. will make a handy secretary. Joan Elizabeth Hoover 'Joan' a sny gal with dim- ples . . . always day-dreaming . . . ,. a real athlete and out-door girl Q K ff 2 plans to add figures as an 0- accountant clerk. Frances Alice Hurlburt 'Bonnie' . . . an untiring worker hails from New York Upper House G.O.g Paint and Powder Clubg Techite Rep.g Booster Clubg Mixed Chorusg Chorusg Bible Club . . . to college goes this miss! 'CZ' Y -Q uv 'EY if 'Sir af . :im K - 9 Qi. f f ' T 3 it Q., James Edward J enldns 'Jimmie' a quiet, clear- thinking young man from D.C. an outstanding cadet officer . . . just great! . . . plans to be an army officer. Mary Jew 'Mary' . . . dresses like a model . . . D.C. claims her . . . carefree 'n happy . . . Jr. Red Crossg Paint and Powder Club . . . her career will take shape in college. Kay Anne Johnson 'Kay' . . . a whiz on the basket- ball court D.C.'er Tech Life Rep.g Girls Chorusg Booster Club . . . after graduation she will become a Mrs. .- -' 1 , , , - I 4 ' ..1't X- .f ' '- I . I 1 Q Marshall Katz 'Marshall' . . . a Washingtonian . . . will be missed working in the cafeteria . .. Football Managerg Tech Life Staffg Chorusg Circle T Club . . . will succeed as a test pilot. John Calvaine Kenney Hans Godfrey Jepson III 'Hans' known to some as 'Goose' welcome newcomer from Oakland, California . .. did you say tall? . . . Basketball . . . he's lookin' for success. Julia Ann Johnson 'Judy' a true southern gal from Knoxville, Tennessee she's tapped her toes in many states while dancing for Roxy Theater Tech Life, GAAQ Major Chorus will make a good dancer. Donald William Jones 'Don' the 'Red Head' from Winchester, Va. . . . one in a million . . . J.V. Basketballg Mix- ed Chorusg Boys Chorus . . . he's lookin' for a tree that grows S50 bills. 4 K Patricia Anne Kennedy 'Pat' . . . born inD.C .... Pharos Mixed Chorusg Social, Boosters, Dance, Paint and Powder, an Talent Clubsg Y-Teensg Lower I-louse G.O.g Sec. Pres., Tecl Life and Techite Staff . . . in the future make your airline reser- vations with Pat. Mary Alice Kilpatrick 'Jack' . . . a 'big' hunk of man 'Mary' . . . a future Miss Wash- , , , looks great on the dance ington . . . D.C.'er . . . GAA5 LOW- floor 9, Washingtonian er House G.O.g Sec. Pres., Jr. fun to be with . . . brown eyes . . . Red Cross . . . will do a 'heap' to be a globe trotter. amount of traveling. Isabelle Kinloch Izzie' also from D.C. pert personality .. . has friends by the mile Mixed Chorusg Girls Chorusg GAAg Office Staffg is wishing for a happy marriage. Barbara Dale Kline 'Dale' sweet 'n petite slick dresser . . . born in Wash- ington . .. Girls Choirg Mixed Chorusg T-Shop . .. marryin' a marine is next on her list. A Dino George Knotsis 'Dino' . . . a friend to all . . . our smooth accordian player . . . dresses neat . . . will be a suc- cess in anything he does. Richard Kazoo Kinoshita 'Little Rich' . . . Tech's little giant . . . California born. . . what a guy! Mixed Chorusg Boys Choirg Sec. Pres.g . . . wantedone shipment of growing pills says Little Rich. Stuart Alan Knott 'Stu' . . . an asset to any crowd . . . terrific in any sport . . . na- tive of New York . . . Footballg Basketballg Sec. Pres.g Lower House G.O.g aims to be a Billionaire.' ', . , p ff vi , '- 'X Q V 1 'AL - l I X I ,J , 1' A U is - L g .V l . A I x. f . I t X ' X f Y 1 A 'ls' Patricia Ruth Krell f 'Pat' . . . Eastern's contribution to Tech . . . born in New York. . . spends most of her time in Tech Life Office . . . '54's claim to fame in the literary world. Charles Elmo Land 'Elmo' . . . our curly headed wit . . . ideal personality . . . all around guy . . . born in D.C. . . . Boys Choirg Mixed Chorusg future includes college. Alan William Lau 'Alan' . . . slow but sure enjoys having a good time . . . imported from Iowa . . . Golf rates tops with him . . . a,Circle T Man . . . certain to be a successful archi- tect. Elizabeth DeSales LeCompte 'Betty' . . . Dark hair and pretty eyes . . . D.C. born . .. loads of fun .. . Booster Clubg Paint and Powder Clubg Girls Chorus . .. looking forward to marriage. . , V It A .X ' I' Q gf J - Barbara Faye Likins 'Bobbie' a little gal that gets big things done from Va. Techite Co-Edg Pharosg Bi- ble Clubg Sec. Presg Upper and Lower House G.O.5 Jr. Town Meetingg Orchg Y-Teensg Dance Clubg Techite Repg Tech Life Staffg will make awonderful wife. Peter LoJacono 'Pete' . . . full o' fun . . . born in the Nation's Capitol . . . Stage Crewg some day you might see Pete LoJocono's Nightclub. Robert Langert 'Bobby' . . . a Brooklynite from way back . . . always foolin' around . . . a sports mindedyoung sir . . . destined for a career asa radio mechanic. Joanne Nancy Lebkicker 'Joe' . . . another Blondie . . . a smile for everyone . . . Washing- ton, D.C. claims this gal a secretary in the making. Helen Jane Liggett 'Helen' . . . nice to look at . . . nice to know Girls Choirg Office Staff aims to type her way to fame. x Sandra Janice Lippy 'Sandy' . .. really gets around from New Jersey Sec. Presg Lower House G.O.g Tech Life Rep. is on the lookout for a millionaire! Joan Virginia Love 'Joni' gift from Annapolis High . . . Talent Club Presg Low- er House G.O.3 Paint and Powder Clubg GAAQ Jr. RedCrossgTech- iteg Y-Teensg Cheerleadersg . .. plans to dance her way to star- dom. Barbara Joan Loyd Joanie attractive brunette with personality . . . one ofTech's finest dancers comes from Maryland . . . Talent Clubg Lower House G.O.g hopes to be a beau- tician. James Lawrence Maher 'Jimmy' ... Tech's ne-manpig- skin pusher .. . a D.C.'er Circle T Man ,. . this dark 'n hand- some man is heading for acareer as a draftsman. Gilda Agatha Marinucci 'Giel' from Italy cute little trick Red Crossg Y- Teens will pound the keys las a stenographer, you know?J my David Edward Lude man David happy-go-lucky .. blond hair bright smile .. full of life Tech Life Repg plans to zoom through college. Charles Allison Main 'Charlie' nice to know enjoys singing and baseball comes from way down in Florida Choirg Circle T Clubg Base- ball .. . a choice addition to any college. Mary Blanche Mariscal Marie a newcomer from ElPaso, Texas dark haired and striking seen in our office Dramatic Clubg Tech Life Rep. plans to go into nursing. lune 1954 X W, W lx 1 X x ':4, ' 1 ' -f or X X T 1, X f I if ,l , -.xi ' Marjorie Ann McConnell 'Margie' busy as a bee .. winning smile . . . a Washing- tonian .. . Red Cross . . . Mar- gie's off to college. Jeanette Virginia McPherson 'Jan' . . . vim 'n vigor . . . likes sports . . . a Tennessee miss . . . GAAQ T Shop . .. will be a real live wire as an electrical en- gineer. Virginia Ruth Miles Mickey . . . T-R-A-I-N-E-R-S fightl says this sweet little miss .. . tons of fun . . . loves sing- ing in the cho s . . . has her fingers crossedngr marliage and happiness ,vw Meg June Carroll Mill June . . . pianist extraordinary . . . born in D.C. . . . Pianist for Chorusg Talent Clubg Organ Classg Pharosg Lower House G.0. Techite Rep.g Sec. Pres. . . . will make a fine music teacher. Harry Earl Mitchell 'Earl' . . . quiet 'n dependable . . D.C. claims him. . .serious mind- ed Chemistry Club . .. will lift up the morale of the Air Force. Harry James McGowan 'Buddy' dark and handsome swell disposition :. . one of Tech's teasers . . . Stage Crew . . . will study to be an electronical engineer. Norman Edward Mease I Mouse' . .. a must for our orchestra . . . sure hit with gals . . . ready and steady . . . comes from D.C. will try his luck as an engineer. Carol Hope Miller Ginny never to busy to smile pert 'n pretty comes from the wheat country of Kansas . . . Booster Club . . . heads for college. Paul Kenneth Miller 'Kenny' .. . everybody's friend . . . blond 'n terrific . . . likes chemistry born in D.C. Chemistry Club . . . an electrical engineer to be. Nancy Ellen Monk 'Freckles' . . . occasionally quiet usually a riot neat 'n well dressed native of D.C. GAAQ Tech Life Repg Chorus . . . a future candidate for the Air Forces. Shirley Mae Moreland 'Shirl' .. . radiant smile 'n per- sonality .. . easy going . .. pal to all born in D.C. GAA . . . will work with figures as an accountant. Harold Lane Morrison 'Harold' . . . will never be over- looked . . . friendly and entertain- ing .. . imported from Ohio . . . off to the Wild Blue Yonder. David Moy David' . . . always smiling . . . a D.C. boy ready to lend a helping hand when needed has a way with that paint brush . .. hopes to be an engineering architect or a commercial art- ist. Shirley Elizabeth Morgan 'Shirley' .. . attractive brunette . . . dancing eyes . . . from Dela- ware she comes Bank Staffg Office Staff .. . will be a sec- retary for some lucky business man. Charles Moy 'Charley' . . . comes to us from Arizona . . . really knows how to push a football . .. Pres. of Bible Clubg Trackg Footballg Baseballg Chemistry Clubg Ca- dets . . . off to college. Ronald Gale Nelms 'Ronnie' . . . Tech's personality man comes from the hills of Kermit, West Virginia has a flair for fun plans to tour the world. .sf I na Robert Wayne Nusbaum 'Bobby' . . . a D.C.'er . . . plays a hot trumpet an asset to our orchestra with him it's MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! a musician to be. George On 'Liz' keeps us in stitches with his wlttiness .. . imported from China . . . Bible Clubg Dance Club plans to marry after graduation. Ronald Louis Palmer 'Ronnie' . . . native of Washing- ton . .. member of Stage Crew, Audio Visual Aid soon to wear 'bell bottom trousers and coat of navy blue. Charles Sherwood Parlin, 'Buddy' friend to all who know him a typical Techite born in the Nation's Capi- tol . . . into the engineering field he goes. Marcos Diven Pernla 'Marcos' . . . our broad-should- ered 'Mow 'em down' gridironer an old married man . .. dark hair and dark eyes . . . venture into business for him- self. L Donald Edward O'Connor 'Doc' . . . has tennis on the brain . . . long time Washing- tonian . . . a barrel of fun . . . a whiz in his classrooms . . . Circle T man . . . sure to be a success. Sally Belle Oswalt 'Sally' ranks high scholastically . . . Pharos is proof of it . . . born in St. Louis, Ill. . . . sweet and demure . . . afuture Florence Nightengale. Raymond Clifton Parker 'Ray' an all around good guy a zest for life will surely be missed. Jessie Parry-Hill 'Jess' . . . in the know . . . hails from Pennsylvania . . . Dramatic Clubg Library Staffg It. Town Meetingg Red Crossg Office Staffg Techite Rep. will make a fine elementry school teacher. Albert Petralia 'Al' . . . from Lawrence, Mass- achusetts enjoys golf .. the quiet man member of Circle T Club will manu Footbaug Circle 'r Club . . . wiu facture arches in Shoes- Cecilia Pia Petrone Celie' . . . terrific in all sports . . . from Washington . . . GAAQ Jr. Red Crossg Y-Teens . . . de- sires to travel through Europe after graduation. Bing Piper 'Bingo' . . . our tiny cheerleader .. . voted most popular . . . Cho- rusg GAAg Girls Drill Teamg Tech Lifeg Techite and Red Cross Repg Girls Chorus . . . hopes for a successful marriage. Stella Josephine Riccobene 'Ricky' . . . from New Jersey . . . our hard working Paint 'n Powder Prexy .. . Y-Teensg Bank Staffg Dramatic Clubg Pharos will work on figures tas an account- ant -- natchll Suzanne Wills Pfeffer 'Sue' voted best dressed gal in Senior Class . . . a Wash- ingtonian . . . GAAQ Chorusg Boos- ter Clubg Drill Teamg Paint 'n Powder Clubg Office Staff Tech's loss and the U. of Cin- cinnati's gain. Joan Lucille Pryor Joan .. . tall 'n slender . . . hails from the Nation's Capitol . . . Paint and Powder Clubg GAAg Booster Clubg Office Staffg headed for matrimony. Joanne Rea Rice 'Joanne' . . . another D.C.'er . . . is blessed with 'chick' charm . . . not hard to look at . . . Paint 'n Powder Clubg Booster Clubg GAA . . . hopes to be a Mrs. real soon. Iune 'R M6 N...-I xx 0 j, . ,X S . gf' M Jean Ellen Richards 'Shorty' . .. a spirited scholar Dutch gal from Penna. . .. school spirit galorel Girl's Chorusg Choirg Pharos . . . she's off to college. Ruby Euphema Roberts 'Ruby' . . . a Tennessee bred southerner . . . sweet 'n sincere . . . Bible Clubg Dance Clubg Tech Life Rep.3 Sec. Pres. . . . future lies in saying 'Number please! Joseph Charles Rowe 'Joe' . . . hails from our own fair city . . . owns the most con- tagious laugh . . . eats up sports . . . Baseballg Footballg Social Clubg Mixed Chorus . . . a happi- ness seeker. Robert Harrison Scammell 'Bob' always seen with a camera glued to his hand not a worry wrinkles his brow a D.C.'er Dance Clubg Techite Photographer plans to enter engineering. Ruth Elise Schiebel 'Rufus' . . . never too busy to smile . . . oh those big beautiful eyes . . . Orchestrag Library Staff 5 Techite Asst. Ed.g Dramatic Club Pres.g Jr. Town Meetingg Tec- hite Rep.g Lower House G.O. . . . will make a sharp librarian. Philip Hughes Ripley 'Rip' happy when he's dan- cin' . . . smooth is the word that best describes him . . . crazy comic . . . Dance Club . . . ONLY wants to make a million. Elaine Jean Rosen 'Elaine' .. . a real winner . .. this little doll comes from Philly . . . Girls' Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Library will be a success- ful elementary teacher. Edward Michael Sacchet 'Ed' . . . witty as they come . . . cordial smile . . . comes fromthe land of the Dodgers . . . Dramatic Clubg Jr. Town Meetingg Sec. Pres.g Lower House G.O.5 Chess Club . . . next stop -- college. Lorene Joyce Schaefer 'Lori' . . . wins popular approval . . . sparkling eyes . . . always in the midst of fun . . . Washington born GAA . .. plans to stop foolin' around and get herself a man. A I A 1 . '3 . ' 'K' lf, ff ' rj ll .4 Q X ' ' . A l . ,. 4 , fix, ,414 ffl-x., .1 . ' I Frances Ada Shea ' ' 'Frannie' . . . looks, personality, and versatility . . . with her goes her darlin' poodle hair cut a D.C.'er trim and talented . . . GAA . . . off to more schoolin'. Charles Thomas Sherman Tommy .. . essential for fun . . . plays a wicked trumpet .. . Orchestrag Sec. Pres.g Lower House G.O. future includes college. Carol Ann Shore 'Giggles' . . . was taught the art of laughing and never forgot it . . . native of D.C. . . . not bad to gaze at .. . Girls' Chorusg Mixed Chorusg GAA her goal is to hook her man. Ronald Samuel Singer 'Sam' . . . a delightful extrovert . . . successful as a captain of Tech's Cadets . .. Golf partici- pant Circle T man will enter the field of dentistry. Margaret J acquline Shields 'Peggy' . . . as attractive as they come . . . with a figure to match . . .seen workin' atTech's switch- board . . . D.C.'er . . . desires to be an X-Ray technician. 1' , ll I V I I Ill ' ,nl Samuel Frank Shore 'Bevo' one of basketball's finest . . . Baseball rates high with him too . . . hails from Washington . . . after graduation he steps higher If to college. QQ!! I 0' f Z ff!! JD , 4 'if 'X' ft A if f'! George Marion Sisk ' 'George' . . . man of many trades . . . happy-go-lucky with a ready hello . . . a Washingtonian from way back . . . Stage Crew . . . favors the electronics line. . VK! 7 Q Y 3 l 'i .annual is - i - S 1 ff' ' f ,Q f 4 ,, L ,, . si Lx fl t, if :il , A ggi ' ' ' W I - Qfwfgff . , A I . AAXY fe ,km 11 'iXa2 Nj ii. ei AF, 4' f gwfiflq.-.Q am, .c ,c James Glen Skyrm John Herbert Smith 'Skip' - -- where fhel'e'S fun 'Captain John' . . . known for there's Jimmy . . . takes things his cute nick name . . . little but as they come . . . likes a goof rates big . . . southern man from laugh a native New Yorker South Carolina .. . buddy to all . . . a career as a baseball play- . . . will excel as a sign-painter. er sure looks good to him. Eugene Lee Snellings 'Gene' . . . dark hair, dark eyes . . . loves to loaf . . . hails from Richmond, Va. . . . little man with big actions a printer- to-be. Anna Stelock 'Anna' . .. has lots of eye cat- chin' clothes . . . Washingtonian Mixed Chorusg Girls Cho- rusg Sec. Pres. lookin' for happiness. Claude Albert Swanson 'Claude' . . . a wonderful guy . . . contented with a golf club and a course D.C.'er always has a twinkle in his big brown eyes . . . will be a diver. Janet Tavarozzo 'Jan' a native of D.C. works in our T-Shop . . . acheer- ful librarian .. . wants to work for the F.B.I. John Wesley Sprague 'John' . . . the guy with the grin . . . enjoys a good game of chess . . . born in Washington . . . to be an architect. Ralph Fenton Stone 'Pebbles' . . . known for his cute nick name . . . native of D.C. . . . the strong he-man type . . . Cir- cle T Clubg Football . . . his goal is to make money, David Lee Swecker 'Lee' . . . oh, what wavy hair . . . Arlington claims this fine young man . . . football rates high in his book Circle T Club will make an efficient bookkeep- er. Joan Tavarozzo 'Jo' . . . nice to talkto . . . peaches 'n cream complexion . . . Wash- ingtonian . . . Sports Clubg Ll- braryg Techite Rep.3 T-Shop . . . will make an A-1 secretary. .ch ' Jerry Brown Thomas Jerry'. .. hails from the Stm- shine State one of our top class comics . . . gets big charge out of loafin' 'n eatin' . . . his fu- ture is sure to be successful. Betty Lou Timbrook Boots another Washing- tonian full o' fun . . . active in the GAA and the T-Shop will hope to be a stenographer. Anthony Tropea 'Tony' .. . with an air of mystery about him D.C.'er any- thing can happen when he's around . . . playing football and baseball for the Boys' ClubinterestsTony . . . in the future, if you need new cabinets call on Tony. Cora Lou Thompson AI..ou' . . . a Washingtonian from way back . . . full o' fun . . . pert personality . . . Boosters Club . . . Paint and Powder Clubg GAA . . . from readin' and writin' to cook- in' and cleanin' goes Cora Lou. lnez Mary Tonelli Inez . .. has the sophisticated poise of a model . . . a New Yorker ... Tech Life Rep.g Boos- ter Clubg Red Crossg Paint and Powder Club we'll see her soon as a model or maybeawife. Ralph Vallone 'Ralphie' . . . mention sports and watch him light up . . . Footballg Tech Life . . . native of D.CL . . . pal to all to exceed in pro football. 515 3 Q . . Q 'D' are pg s: V. ne S 'nr' X4 txspi 4 Dorothy Arlene Vensas 'Arlene' . . . a conscientious miss . . . unforgetable . . . Wash- ingtonian . . . Girls' Choirg Mix- ed Chorusg G.O. Lower Houseg Techite Rep. . . . future plans include college. Carrie Lee Vines 'Carrie' . . . with the long curly hair small 'n slender loves to dance D.C.'er Booster Clubg GAAQ Paint and Powder Club hopes for a matrimonial career. Gail Marianna Wallace Wally . . . can really strumher guitar . . . Washingtonian. . .Girls' Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Pres. of GAAg Jr. Red Crossg Lower House G.O.g Drill Teamg Pharosg Techiteg Talent Clubg Tech Life Rep. . . . future English and His- tory teacher. Charles Frank Watkins 'Whitney' . . . is interested in drawing and traveling . . . spends time doodling and cartooning . . . born in the District . .. an ar- chitect to be. Robert Pollard Werking 'Bob' . . . a friend to anyone . . . an asset to Tech's orchestrag Pep Band and Social Club . .. a Washingtonian . . . bound for col- lege Cleo Verhillis 'Cleo' . . . has a sweet, appeal- ing personality .. . Lower House G.O.g Tech Life Rep.g Bank Staffg Paint 'n Powder Club D.C. native she's off to business college. William Lawrence Walker, Jr. 'Willie' . . . energetic and friend- ly .. . a rare sense of humor . .. born in Washington . . . has a never say die' attitude . . . will extend his boundless energy in a printing career. Shirley Anne Ward 'Shirley' pert 'n pretty quiet sometimes . . . full of laugh- ter other times . . . a Washington- ian . . . nice to know . . . plans to be Mrs. in the near future. Mary Elizabeth Watts 'Mary' . . . a native Marylander spends loads of time doin' clerical work will make a sharp nurse. Lewis Albert Whipple 'Louie' . . . tall, dark and oh so handsome . . . smooth dresser . . . hails from Pennsylvania . . . J.V. Basketball . . . one of Tech's many draftsman. Dayle Janice Williams 'Dayle' . . . personality plus . . . well known figure around Tech . . . comes all the way from Oregon . . . hopes to be a pedia- trician. Robert Gilmore Williams 'Willie' popular and good natured D.C. claims this energetic guy fits into any crowd .. . hopes to spend most of his life eating a.nd sleeping fwho doesn't?J Elaine Esther Yost 'Muffin' . . . noted for her short black hair seen 'twining a- round' with her sister . . . a Washingtonian . . , active in GAAg wants success in marriage. Robert Wesley Williams 'Willie' a man among men alert and witty enjoys speedboat racing Washing- tonian .. . an electrician-to-be. Hugo Henry Wolfarth 'Hugo' born in D.C. happy-go-lucky kid brings fun to all plans to be an engineer. Jerauld Edgar Zettle 'Jerry' Z.. crazy, mixed-up kid . . . always laughing . . . a Dutch- man from Pennsylvania . . . Mix- ed Chorusg swears he'll be a bachelor! 1954 ,W ,, by we 'L.l li '- ' Nil' , ,M ,qt- ,. f 1' 'V -. ' , , ,. - 'infix 'Xi' , , - -' ff . ' as -, W 'Y , , . 'Z 'IKLVI ,W ' sir ' WK A' 5243? , ,,. ,gs . , Q Y.. k.,,4 ,, A A'-. 1 QV foiw 4, ' .mg ig nr ff r ,, 'Sai 't 'E , ' 22. . J, , I.- , , in t .24 lg, 133, 1 ffm eg v,-iv, ,V if ,,, tgp . , sf '-ef, , 1 ' K Best Dressed Sue Pfeff er Best Dressed Most Attractive Bob Nusbaum Most Attractive Pat Elliott E' Best Athelete Most Popular Jimmy DeMoss Most Popular Bing Piper Most Likely to Succeed Best Student Peggy Elstad Best Student Morton Hackman Best Athelete Gail Wallace Most Likely to Succeed Bob Brown 47-'Q Spanish Physics History Betsy Cross Hans Jepson Sally Oswalt Teachers B oA LVLL , ' Q A A f I 1 Music Chemistry El1g1iSh June Miller Biology French Pe Elstad Bob Brown 855' C3 Art Physical Education Physical Education Carol Bender Jimmy DeMoss Joni Love elect 'fi 'A vi' GQ Home ECOn0miCS Mathematics Business Sharon Anderson Morton Hackman Stella Riccobene X 'S Jack Carlton Ausherman 'Jack' . . . meets life grinnin' . . . hails from Maryland . . . smooth dresser . . . well manneredyoung sir . . . will soon be seen worldn' for the Telephone Company. Jie ' 1 .Jr ' A -ff' Richard Alan Caulk 'Richard' comes from the ridge runner state llientucky that isj . .. outstanding student .. . Upper House G.O.g Mixed Chorusg Cadetsg Tech Lifeg Pharos ... will be a college man soon. Lf J ' an' claims D.C. as home active in the Cadets . . . adds color to the crowd . . . wants to go into the medical profession. Dean Clatterbuck 'b Q- 5' JG' 7 Michael Melvin Dawson 'Mickey' . . . from Culpepper, Va. . . . one of our baseball play- ers . . . an asset to any crowd. . . plans to be a carpenter. Catherine Violetta Carr 'Kitty Car' . . . sparkling smile . . . a wonderful gal. . . birthplace is D.C. a secretary to be. Anna Chin 'Anna' . . . sweet 'n scintillating .. . smooth sense of humor D.C. born Techite Rep darlin' doll . . . we wish her the best as a secretary. MN ft' 6' fffdclf xfrif If,-,I f f 1' 7949... vial! Emma Louise Cornwell 'Emma' . . . sweet 'n sunny . . . a Washington Miss . . . cream of the crop . . . yearns to travel around the world. 54,1 fvtnj liqkxp J J Wye W' Vin ent Paul Divver 'Shorty' . . . born with abaseball in his hand has an alergy against homework . . . born in the Nation's Capital . . . Circle T Club . . . will be a baseball play- er. ,l . y ' 4 .' ' 1. ' ' . 1 , George Fewell Dutrow Marlene Estelle Eisinger 'George' . . . outstanding on the 'Molly' . . . a blonde haired miss football and baseball field. . . has . . . a D.C.'er . . . gift of gab . . . a sweet and friendly smile . . . luscious personality . . . look out admired by all . . . will attend guys, she's lookin' for a hus- college soon. band! flfpg, Albert Morris Tremain Finch 'Rusty' .. . an all-year around sportsman . .. rates high . .. Lower House G.O.g Circle T. Clubg Tech Life Rep. . . . to be a chemist is his goal. Georgia Mae Galligher 'Georgia Mae' . . . from Temies- see spends her spare time dancin' and esingin' Talent Clubg Choirg Cheerleaders . . . hopes to hit the tops in Show Biz. - , X Gordon Seale Gibson I-loot' towers over all of us D.C.'er has sports on the brain . . . Circle T Clubg Trackg Footballg Tech Life Rep . .. off to college after gradu- ation. Gerald Fratantuono 'Gerry' . . . one of Tech's party men . . . friendly to all. . . basket- ball star . . . native D.C.'er . .. future is a military secret. Ivo Andrew Giancoli Andy' catchy smile . . . Wash- ingtonian . . . will be missed . . . P.A. Systemg Cadets . . . eyes a career as an electrical engin- eer. Marietta Graves 'Mary' . .. a iriendly Miss hails from Kentucky .ltfajard working librarian . .. de Joes 1 L happiness. , 4 it fpjf jr ,- fLf 4x f I 1? y 5 2 ff? x fl , 'Riff , Xe .1 -,,m'tvTZ,w V' 'HM . 1 1. A e y y e . cv if February 1955 K W- f 'K X B l n n :Vu X Q-f-' 51. . ff' j,1.l'g f rl 1. ' '55',gv,, y f Wi A in .,. fire ' 5' 'Mi' gg ,A if , ef bf 'Q iii? xx K firm, , .. .Q , .fw.,,X. . f . fiW:?rfis MH' fl 1 A fi YN ix' X ' I , . l A NU' ' 'C ' Ji 333 '..f xi, ' 1 Marie Woodward Hodges AN ,,o:: 'Marie' . . . hails from D.C. . . . hand with the sewin machine mf . . . . Choir . .. plans to work upstairs as an airline hos- au at ' f A 7970114.41 David LeRoy Kessler 'Dave' a ball of fire fun to be with born in D.C. . . . at home in any company . . . will try his luck as,an arch- 1 1 L- ' V , ,. fl at . , ' I -v , ' X ' 1, ,I ' .l Janice Adele Krug 'Janice' . . . our charmin' cheer- leader . . . born in D.C. . . . GAAQ Lower House G.O.g Dramatic Clubg Chorusg Techite Staffg Sec. Pres.g Social Clubg . . . in years to come you will hear, 'Calling Dr. Krug'. Thomas Carroll Long Tom . . . likes speed and hot rods friendly grin . .. a Washingtonian . . . really a swell guy wants to own his own speed shop. Nadine Beverly Murray Dine . .. happy-go-lucky bubbling over with pep . . . born in D.C. . . . assisted Tech's nurse . . . will make anyone a fine wife. Richard Max Hubscher 'Dick' . .. has a warm, friend- ly smile . . . born in the Nation's Capitol . . . an active Social Club- er . . . has the greatest ambition in the world -- to make friends. ' ' e M . .' .xbyb 01,4111 A I :I Vik. 10547. N, Wfwllwj David William Kimmell 'Harvey' . . . a streak of light- nin' on the track field . . . a Circle T man hails from our own home city . . . ambition is to' be a newspaper manager. Helen Kou Ho Liang 'Koo-I-loo' . . . scholar and sports minded miss . . . from Hongchaw, China . . . quiet but observant . . . Bible Clubg Red Crossg GAA3 Library Staffg . . . off to college. Carol Mae Madden 'Irma' . . . strawberry blonde locks . . . excels in Math . . . from Takoma Park, Md .... Cho- rusg GAA . . . college comes next. Shelby Jeanne Norman 'Jeanie' . . . with the light brown hair . . . our southern gal from Culpepper, Va. . . . active mem- ber of the Bible Club plans to continue her religious workas a missionary. Jacqueline Peed 'Jackie' bright as a new penny a priceless pal Washington, D.C.'er active Bible Club worker . . . marriage comes next. John Robert Russell 'Russell' . . . great sense of hum- or one of the strong, silent type . . . born in Washington . . . college next, we hope. Roderick Homer Sechrist 'Rod' . . . a lady's man . . . non- chalant and amiable . . .imported fr o m Michigan . . . Footballg Trackg Cadetsg Mixed Chorus . . . next stop is college. Daniel Patrick Theadore Rease 'Danny' . . . an admirable person .. . remembered for his ability to make those' baskets comes from the Wheat State of Nebraska wants to roll in the chips. William Morris Rutter 'Bill' keen sense of humor . . . ideal personality .. . easy going . . . always having fun . . . a Dutchman from sylvania . . . dest ifornia. John Michael Simmons Jack' . . . a hot rod from Davis, West Va. . . . seen on the football field and the track. . . best dress- ed senior boy . . . off to college. K ' 1 . .. , K 51 rj if if 54' 5575: fs 1, V E 2 ., ff'fl A . ' wzff. February 1955 .5 , We ag if, 4, .l.,., g ,lst cz, 3 , ,Q .r't' .1 ff 22 .Q 'X W if f , 9 . N73 ,. gi- 'Q 4 1 L . , if i ,,,,, QM 12,4 Q., W h ,gl .Q gk 3-ig 4' .2 Q.,-1 1 at .-,, 1- MMI ,2- 1' fl Shirley Kay Sommers 'Shirley' . . . a real go-getter . . . from Richmond, Va. . . . Major Chorusg GAA .. . a gain to any college. Ray Edward Stewart 'Stew' . . . dark and mysterious . . . keeps you guessing . . . Wash- ington born . . . slow 'n easy goin' .. . desires to tell people what to do Qas a manager that is D Marie Ella Weber 'Bootsie' .. . another Washing- tonian a quiet and reserved gal ..f adds a certain some- thing to Tech future plans include marriage. Sandra Jean Spellmeyer 'Porp' a cute and bubbling personality . . . neat dresser . . . born in dear ole' D.C. . . .every- body's pal Choirg Tech Life Rep.g Office Staffg Sports Clubg . . . a secretary to be. nj LQ Rb U ffl! Weston Trigger , 'Wes' . . . plays a hot squeeze box . . . another D.C.'er . . . will be remembered for his great performance in this year's Christmas pagaent a gift to any college. Mildred May Wormersley 'Worm . . . a D.C.'er . . . GAAg Social Clubg Lower House G.O.g Chemistry Clubg . . . is off to more schooling. l N . February 1955 nf' l in we 1 ta ' ' f ' ' 1 'A 5 NVQ -- Q ' ,vffmlg AL. -J , -' 'Q ' H Fi , 5 ' 4 1 5 . ' -ag ' , 4. ' 4 , fx xflx ' I .. Y A Q- , . . , ry- , 1 4 XXr ' sv- J fm X 1-.H Best Athelete Mildred Womersley Best Athele t e Most Attractive Gordon Gibson Most Attractive Eleanor Dodder i CQ rv-rx 11' vVvL1,.immm,,V,q,?,L,, ,V V,,.., M ...en ...wp Vs ,pp F-H. VVVV vs, 11, we V, 'qu-'vue 'nf Seniors Select Best Dressed Carol Madden Richard Hubscher f.- -, A. , 5 ,1 elif! .-,, . ,,,, ,, 1' we-ec-1' e 4? f'T'f:gg.,, Q sf! . ,H us. Qfifig Qffgfff 5: ,H -xg.,--'L ' f .629 ,V V45 V V X WS fr , ' Viv m ,nV. an , 3. ,jk V .VVV X .. V . Best Student egg H V, Most Likely to Succeed e 1' ' V Richard Caulk 7. , Ve a V Helen Liang Jggegp - ' e- ' ,V .V . V f L : ,+ VVVM VV f ' T,-fi 7 ww , fl Vlgfff ., Q V: , ,. if ' ' e F , 1 Q1 ,Je ' , ., -V V ' -, f V- -.Lf SX: ki M, ,iff , A 2. le. -r ' V nj e Q V 3, , ,A 1. at . ,1 V? f - - M -'N 2, ,V k k'y'w,4 7, . v, 5 3 1 V V.,,V V ,P .aw W Q K ' ,I sf VV'Y is , LVGQ, V, gee e Q me, . ,, ,Q VK iff-Ver, 3 1 W5 5 ' les. up r 1 P' X .l 'N X M -.Q Y JN' ,af Art Biology Chemistry Cal-01 Madden Dean Clatterbuck Helen Liang Q7 Teachers V , if 9 f Latin Physical Education Physical Education Nancy Monk Gordon Gibson History Mildred Womersley Home Economics SPQniSh Mathenlatics Arlene Vensus English Janice K,-ug Richard Caulk elect im! -, h And after clas fin' s..'-'sl ,' ff QT. . 0 ' s. - 0 - 'av ' slid. ' 8 wyf. utns.i.a ' N J' 5? 'Qs 5 , X x L I R fi Q , , f N fm ig w f .g , L ak x L , J 35 ,,,,,?.s- f ,, i ,f hw--...,.-,, . 'K 2 , Q f -is! 'Nil I ,gh- W , .4 Q, Y11 I L -Q- .Lg IL L :gy L U L i f Li K: LL w 2 L K 1 K- P WW. Q 1 L qw gzlx fx AA 4,53 K A Lia LL K 1 w S -L 3 : ' . Y 3migfsZqi1 1gm:sSi3QQL L U Q. ,.,., ML 4' A' i ' 1 K ' I 'Q LL L L LL,:,w,m,L..A,..,.L+.L..,.,fL,g,,LL:.L,, L A,m.k L XL L, LL V' if 'f m M M .,LL-.,,.. LM L may 7, S fs ACTIVITIES the rap of the gavel the cadet drills meeting the press deadlines . . . play night . . . the Mistletoe Ball color and confusion of campaigns . . . parties. ,,,...'- SSA a s .. . . ks ,Irv -.., .wr 3 .ff ' . Y' ' ' -Q' ' P A 4 0 4- Wifi his I ' 2 gin. , t '!L. . . .tt int., Q. :H i N DVR 1:4-E ai, Xl'N ,I ' I ni viuf,-J--la. 0 .',fQf .'5 W,., f.ffjf53Qw,ftF'X:xiy,.aQ' Mil' xA , 5,1 1 6' . . 5.7.-'Q-'iff' IVI5 .M . 90' ' ' M' wy, ...,14:,-1 4 '5 io u.'Q H'-- ft' QX'J', Aw' .' :i,, ' ,J O 5 l vM'3 -kit WlJr',Qf533 f X Fatt. r ir' -Ml I , f- E1 i!i'h ' g' , f i 'Q' I ' r. 'h' .4 J 5515 'I A te M' '?Q. ' 'K 1 '-'li A' .,l::' '5J!v f,':, ,'- ', ' 8 I ' QQQI its . .If e 1, :-. j5,.,.,f 42'i 1,97 . .V r Z: 5, t. t . .' 1 f '. .6 W N 'U 5' i' 95 s.: : 1 Q2 1 ' 1 x I 5 I l Q ' 1 0 QS J gm 'Q' 1.5 xv K - xx 5 33 E .X S Q. 'S SA: 'Min 'I U o bv gums- Q1 .1 as ,Db Upper House Of the students - By the students - For the students. That is the aim of our General Organization, Tech's govern- ing body. S, ha A President, Vice-President, Secretary, Custodian of Colors, and representatives from each semester make up the Upper House of our G.O. These people are elected each February and they strive to work for the benefit of the entire school. A movie shown at the end of each semester and the annual Student Daynwerejust a few of this year's activities. General Organization First row - Gerst, Likins, Nickerson, Don- nachie. Second row - Mr. Walker, Hurlburt, Wilson, Gardiner, Powers, Miss Brett. Third row - DeMoss, Caulk, Hall, Knott. l 5 I Q 1 z z A i E- , E I - f Q I , it 5. ffl. M ex lower House i First row - Boos, Sesso, Wallace, Piper, Likins, Elstad,A1ion. Second row - Casswell, Vensas, Coury, Miller, Krug, Dormachie, Gardiner. Third row - Sines, Daniels, Noble, Crockett, Hackman, Reachmack. Fourth row - Little, McClain, Hoffman, Brown, Green, Knott. The Vice-President of the Upper House presides over the Lower House of the C,O, which consists of club and section presidents. These people act as an advisory council to the Upper House. This year the big activity was the very successful Mistletoe Ball , which the Lower House sponsored at Christmas. First row - Nickerson, Ailin, Andersen, Fowler, Verbillis. Second row - Pyles, Stone, Rocker, Shapiro, Good, Verbillis, Riccobene. Third row - Speiden, Miller, Monk, Mr. Waltz, Burkett Anyone who works as a member of the Bank Staff a n a is part of an old Tech institution. Handling savings accounts, selling tickets to all school events, and handling all of the financial transactions of the school are all a part of the big job that these hard-working students perform so well. FIRSI' ROW- Pyles, Adrian, Sartain, Fruth, Mallon, Cressman, Pyles, Adams, Settle, Mariscal. SECOND ROW- Micer, Shields, Spellmyer, Pfeffer, Pryor, Hoover. THIRD ROW- Marshall, Morefield. lllfice Stall There is opportunity galore around Tech for valuable train- ing of office procedure. While working on the Office Staff these guys and gals answer phones, work the switchboard, type bul- letins, and do various other types of essential work. Left to right - Mrs. West, Esther Moy, Elaine Hurwitz. Clerical office training is the reward for these people who work in the councelors' and the college committee offices. Typ- ing, answering phones, and various other types of office work make up their list of activities. Left to right - Miss Morrow, Ann Boos, Mr. Walker, Joan Noble. fl :sg Q -K -5 Cuuncilors Staff S gi i -' - P Q- P, T' El P i Q E , P f K 1 i . li 13 , f X 1 l First row - Piper, Madden, Kuhlman, Ulrich, Miller, Pyles, Wiehle, Colodny, Patterson, Wolf, lngels, Lombardo, Elstad, Hardesty, Dove, Elliott, Thomas, Gerst, Richards. Second row - Collis, Gallenzzo, Galligher, Baroch, Draughan, Henry, Yates, Kramer, Embrey, Knox, Beel, Hunter, Zettle, Wyne, Hiponia, Caffi, Alion, Johnson, Davis, Kennard, Shaffer. Third row - Schofield, Shore, Stelock, Parsons, Cross, Coury, Long, Dinsmore, Brown, Horowitz, Main, Merryman, Green, Hurlburt, Jarisen, Krell, Dusterhoff, Sowers, Lummis, Pacini, Rosen. Fourth row - Stone, Gallerezzo, Brake, Hodges, Canter, Caulk, Morris, Glass, Sechrist, Robertson, Alexander, Rowe, Caulk, Ford, Rogers, Krug, Kennedy, Wallace, Powell, Corrinne, Done, Thornton, Fritz, Littleton, Hiponia, Bradley. Chorus it 5 ., P M? ,P g V E 5 R ' u f 4 nfs Ji D011 ,4,QL4Nv' Q-4464 JKVELVXLIL Lv.-,H QL-My lm! Q2V,M41,f,h5ML,L' U Al If Ziff f All Techites agree that our Choir is the finest in the area. Besides en- tertaining us here at Tech they also give outside performances, such as radio, T,V,, and group gatherings. This year everyone that takes music belongs to the Mixed Chorus. We have an outstanding Double Quartet and for the girls, the Treble Clef.' l N . SXXXXQ luninr Town Meeting Jr, Town Meeting is organized for those stu- dents who like to express their own views. Members learn the arts of discus- sion and debate. They go to participate in city-wide affairs such as the George Washington Speech Confer- ence, lnter-High School Debates and radio and T. V. programs. ' Xa ov' ' 606 X 15K IS, SCXXX 'A No matter how com- plicated the system may seem to the rest of us, the Library Staff actu- ally understands where the books are, and is glad to help students locate them. Clerical work, filing, and check- ing are all part of the big job Tech's Library Staff does so ably. 09' ' nd Y fa-200 Xfboreixexd -uw :QW new Knees X96 q efbx ' 0' gy ll rary ta First row - Likins, Elstad, Wolfe. Second row - Coury, Schiebel Rathman, Miller, Steele. Third row - Sacchet, Brown, Hackman, Caulk. -.f -,-d .Q W- r X- ni X: ,g,,,,,,, t A , ,,,,,,, 1 For all those sports-minded gals there is the Girls Athletic Association which provides an opportunity for training in many seasonal sports. Hockey, bas- ketball, baseball, tennis, vol- leyball, and badmitton are some of these sports which really keep these gals happy. Trained faculty advisors help to develop many skills and organizeinter- high games, G.ll.A. First row - Baker, Moy, Vines, Rice, Fowler, Payne, Baroch, Love, Krug, Madden, Piper. Second row - Akhonin, Clem, Gump, Daniels, Bender, Womer- sley, Liang, Wallace. Third row - Koester, Fritz, Elstad, Moreland, Yost, Pryor, Marble, Liu, Hantsoo, Terry, Glass, McPherson, Baggett, Yost, Thomp- son, LeCompte. Pharos Leadership, scholarship, cit- izenship, character and service make up the list ofqualities one must have to be admitted to Pharos - Tech's chapter of the National Honor Society. Stu- th, seventh, and eighth seme- sters. Often found in our honor society are the outstanding leaders of McKinley. dents are admitted in their six- X First row - Elstad, DeMoss, Gardiner, Micer, Lunceford, Second row - Likins, Nickerson, Fritz, Richards, Third row - Miller, Wallace, Dement, Fourth row - Caulk, Hackman, Brown. l Q ll First row - Dougherty, Willis, Giancoli, Cox, Sisk, Stewart, D'Onofrio. Paint and Powder If you 've ever wondered how your friends can suddenly be- come old and bent, or, on the other hand, look like Knights of the Round Table, on the nights of the Dramatic Club plays, it's due to the skill and imagination of the girls in the Paint and Powder Club. 68 Stage Grew Unsung heroes at Tech are the members of our Stage Crew. By working steadily on scenery, equipment, and by keeping foot- lights, spotlights and curtains in good shape, they are an im- portant part of every play, pa- geant and assembly which stu- dents enjoy throughout the year. First row - Piper, Wolfe, Alion, Hurlburt, Caulderwood. Second row Tonelli, Green, Pfeffer, Kennedy. Third row - Shapiro, Rocker, Le Compte, Good, Rathman, Jew, Daniels, Verbilles, Hurwitz. 5 iff First row - Shapiro, Thomas, Coates. Second row - Early, Rocker, Koester, Schiebel, Third row - Braun, Brown, Parry-Hill, Simon. Fourth row - Hopkins, Hall, Horowitz, Brown, Scammell, Hackman, Parker. Dramatic llluh Lights - Curtain - Actionl That's our Dramatic Club. This group of Thespians enjoys presenting plays and pageants. 'The Importance of Being Ernestf' The Other Wise Mein, and the Spring Play, were three big successes this year for the Club. The memorization of ten lines of Shakespeare are required for mem- bership. 1 0 1-1 'x u X ,....-1-runners' -f'tr'F.. or r this :Q A I 1-' H A -.A. A A 2 ,..1 ' Y 15... .ann- o Miller, Snyder, Krug, Donnachie, Hastey, Gardiner, Love, Fritz, Elliott. Center - Piper. ,Rf x Our cheerleaders are the gals that help to hold That ole Tech maroon Spirit . White sweaters, skirts and saddle shoes make up their' uniforms. On the gridiron, on the Court, and at the pep assem- blies, Cheerleaders are always sending in that extra man - School Spirit! ln., 1 C4 -11,4 First row - Katz, Nickerson, Shock, Ronemus. Second row - Rathman, Shapiro, Rocker, Beck, Hackman, Baroch, Payne. Third row - Akhonin, Cummins, Krell, Speaker, Colley, Wolie Everyone reads Tech Life, and these are the people who put out our paper every month. The editorials, cartoons, news, and columns about the people at Tech are all prepared by the students working on the staff, and they perform a valuable service for all of us. 72 Lg Tech life Staff fir r t , First row - Simon, Ryan H111 Frederikson Zagami Torrance Meade White Fuller Arthur, Katz. Second row Collins Deitch Knott Godkey, Sherman, Gelbert Hoffman, Werking, Likins, Folstein Doyone Rice Music, music, music is the word as Tech's orchestra plays for the assemblies, special mu- sic programs and graduation exercises. The orchestra has been giving fine music to Tech since 1904. Pep Band First row - Werking, Arthur, Gelberg Katz Second row - Collins, Deitch, Knott, Godkey, Rice. Third row - Sherman, Doyone, Likins Folstein, Meade, Simon. First row - Piper, Petrone, Stone, Elstad. Second row - Curtis, Mc- Connell, Baroch, Daniels, Kudrle, Moy, Liang, Koester. Third row - Hackman, Ingle, Sacchet, Love, Wallace. I - R d c T035 One of Tech's finest service organizations is our Jr. Red Cross Club. Members organize the an- nual fund-raising cam- paign, and at their meet- ings make tray favors and fill overseas boxes. This year they made the popular Tech.Twins which were sold at games to benefit the Red Cross General Fund. First row - Likins, Peed, Coury, Stone. Second row - Norman, Liang, Simpson. Third row - Miller, Rice, Green, Hurlburt, Fourth row - Little. Through an interesting ser- Bihle Club KJ ies of meetings featuring mis- sionaries, ministers, and chap- lains as well as movies, dis- cussions, and singing, the stu- dents in the Christian Youth Fellowship promote interest in religion among Tech's students. mv- ii , wx ,D-1-J fiiv 'Sf 5 .'k First row - Kennedy, Ehrlich, Gerst. Second row - Madden, Wormersley, Krug, Eidson, Donnachie. Third row - Cleary, Werking, Cross, Hubscher, One of the biggest events of the season was the Halloween Ball sponsored by the Social Club. lts members organize the socials which they have after the big games. They spon- sor other dances and soeials for all Techites during the school year. Social Club --il-.,....... 1-1:11-.l Talent Club If you have ever had the yearn to be disCovered, the Talent Clubis for you. Members staged a show after the Spa- ghetti Dinner and presented two fine talent shows this year, as well as a radio program of Tech Talent, First row Miller, Hackman, Love, Second row Powers, Daniels, Kennedy Class Sacchet McPherson, Fritz, Sehafield Shaifer I llrgan Blass The most unique opportunity at Tech is found in the Organ Class. Students learn to play on the three-keyboard organ in the auditorium. They play for the Christmas and Easter Pa- geants and at many of our assemblies, First row - Lombardo. Second row - Fowler, Krey, Miller Schiebel, Deputy. Third row - Brown. 5. First row - Barbara Brake, Carol Bender, Nettie Gump, Second row - Charlotte Daniels, Lorraine Baroch, Georgia Wolfe, Eleanor Mitchell. Third row- Joni Love, Carol Lummus, Cecelia Petrone, Barbara Likins. Standing - Tania Akhonin, Shirley Fowler, Mary Lou Clem, Mary Jones, Sylvia Franklin, Mary Cressman, Jo Ann Terry, Shirley Cheiny, Connie Kirks. -Q--Q 1-9 it , it 77 Y-Teens The Y-Teens play a dual rool - they not only do a wonder- ful job of helping others but they also have a lot of fun themselves. Y-Teeners take an active part in the Y.W,C,A, activities. They collect books and candies for overseas - attend dances - and go bowling and swimming at the Y,W,C,A, in their spare time. First row - Hallis, Wilson, Wright, Kinoshita, Langert, Mur- ray, Klein. Second row - Elliott, Wilson, Johnson, Moreland, Yost, Kehr, Pryor, Thompson, Hayden, Vines, Williams, Payne, Shea. Third row - Bennett, Hakes, Knott, Speiden, Watt, Hofmann, Swanson, Williams, Cleary, Pryor, Bryan, Merryman, Par- ker, Miller, Fimple, DeAt1ey, Shore, Powell, Terrill. ll' E w R' 'L il-I is , K.-M.. .,,w,,-VL Q, I I r I n 0 I a W , , .yggfigz fp 5 igijziitfftgis 5 is Tech's driving classes afford an excellent opportunity for Techites to learn to drive safely under the supervision of trained and experienced drivers. Both classroom study and behind-the-wheel training are necessary for the completion of this course. Insurance companies often offer reduced rates to persons who satisfactorily complete the course. Ta' Kenny' - Tavafozzo' - ook, 'rsi row - Timbf Sarozzo. Second row E1m0f9. --ir' xii ,u n ft' el' TRU! T-Shop Staff Want to buy apencil, pen, or notebook? Well, the place to stop is the T-Shop. Our efficient young sales clerks are always willing to lend a helping hand. Working in the T-Shop is good experience for the students who are studying merchandising. Q. Q .,av 'N' Cadets wr. ' 4-pai lm ' 'I-+1 . A . V: f, if IJ Q ,iw . , . .1-igli,lf,gkQ -',',,,,.-v-'V' ,fwfr ' ,.,s1 Wn,,,,-v'..,.r ,. A-f ,,,-f,,.f,,.-- 4' . .n,,,.., A ff pi' ...f Ill di,j '4 .ff ,f-f' 'wg , 4' f , ,-N1 if , 'af fp ', ' cf. Q N1 'J A v ' , 5 H. If -f ' ...ff- .5 4 ,nt ' ' ' W , J QOQI , 'B-xee, . H195 9511 C0 N95 voviitrwoo ev' Trainerettes .The newly formed drill team, the Trainerettes, in their short maroon skirts, grey tur- tle-neck sweaters and major- ette boots perform at half- time at the games. XY5 XX' ell' vw! ' W' Let's Dance - that's the motto of our dance club. These are people who want to learn how to dance better. Student instructors teach the new dance steps to club members. These are the people to thank for the music played during lunch time in the cafeteria, 1 5ec002eq1YK9 UZII C0 o 19351 Sczwgtxxtd 1 o eil ' Vow ettsxge' ado C5 - Powers, First row - Meyers, Golden, Tremker. Second row Baggett, King, Burroughs, Tarant, Batto, McNeil, Speaker. Third row - Deputy, Payne. it 2' 'T2 n 5 U-x ' 'f'1S'f9 -LQ x. I Q G Y X L 5 ,Q 4 5, ' Zim gh ,Y I 1 X ,Af : 1. g' . 's ,, ! ,Q - ,N .V .n,v.ixL.' , 1 . f f .- ww-1-1 , 4 4 kmh-.,. wa-3, ,- A my .J x ' ,v, .- f,.:T9x.,.'-Q-fc' . 4 ilk, N I , V, MAA- lil il, 4, - - i ' ' wr ...J 5 ' 5M-,,,.Nz N LF af - + q3 i1of3'f 1zre iqyzg If F V ig g-,gz gkh A.-, ii- Jglff. I HV, -,iv . , I' M . K .N K J, X I ,iALI,-.f- 16, .1vW:' L ugh , f , , yn -A egI..,'m.31,A - r l X- A- , W . 4,2 ' X r,, ' .fa f., 1 f- ff Q 1 Af. fa. . Q ,A hx W1 N 'u wi, Q 'x gf ' ' ' LT' 'fi '14 'Q wh Lg, ., Y, ,V , . QR , f Q -1 ' . ' I, W -f' f' A Q f i n ?S'i'-M Qf '- r , +3 147 . v . 44 I 45, Ng . 35 NN ,, . X t ,, T i-.iff 7 83 Techite Barbara Likins Robert Brown CO-EDITORS 2 e I John Hall CLERK Joni Love Robert Scammell Pat Kennedy June Miller SENIORS PHOTOGRAPHER SENIORS CLUBS Staff cnlQ Ruth Schiebel Peggy Elstad ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER V,W ik . K s 7 Eddie Sacchet Joan Coury SPORTS FEATURES yo. bv eg Gail Wallace Charlotte Daniels Janice Krug Lois G91-st LAYOUT CLERK FEATURES FEATURES New D Q W 86 Behind the Scenes ., '! ,f ' . .P sl f ,.,1 M , .Q QW, . 58 'NE Iii! IK! ...Q 3 . 135 .K .ll an ll!! iii KB! ik! lil iii! ll! S 1? ll' vi xi1f2if.5 nixna-naw 1 . .qw . h af? 'fn A ,, I ',,:g'.14 G A ,Viv , . - W ' J ' ' 4. - J S S if xfsjx . KL T , xx 115 , X S ' i Q 7 J- '7 . K - L '-uw ---fri'-N-'v-'Q-wvww , MJ, C .Je fr 'Q . - A 1 ,Y 5 mv -5 4 ,Q b 'Q ig' i 'ver ' Q EL 'V' Elf ' , f as N ' 9 as .f , vs l ' K A. rev A Q,-?I'x hi ,.. .xg ,, .f . . + gi? A- v- 205-6 1 P. T First row - Bradley, Pyles, White, Mitchell, Payne. Second row - Noble, Calpin, Morris, Montgomery, McMains, McConnell. Third row - Shock, Parker, Pizzuto, Miffleton, Pryor. Fourth row - Merryman. First row - Caffi, Cummins, Stadtler, Tilley, Childers, Butts. Second row Burgln, A'Becket, Colton, Colbert, Akhonin, Crabill. Third row - Anderson, Corcoran, Cecil, Colaizzi, Childs. Fourth row - Botts, Cox, Clark, Dappy, DiChiacchio 3 'i 'I jk X1 S X .,.., i ' 5 Q , .que , ,A Jai ka H s ,F-,T .x K ' l ' U D I 1 x - 5 ,X ,L . .' L1 S ,li ' Sn qs. ' Q: X X - ga t 5 fx x , l 3 N- ex-3 ,t x-X Q wwf , , X K- F, 211.6 First row - Dentith, Fox, Garrett, Green, Meade, Gump. Second row - Atkins, Fruth, Gallerizzo, Dutton, Deputy, Eddy, Golden. Third row - Gross, Ehrlich, Findlay, Fran- goulis, Doolittle, Early, Grady. Fourth row - Whelan, Dooley, Elmore, Edwards, Shane, Folsteni, Doyone. its r sk, Kino. . ..,:: First row- B aggett, Hurwitz, Henry, Hiponia, Krause, Yates, Figliozzi. Second row- Stonef Kehrf Klemmf C0U9Yf Ki1'kS, Holder, Heurich. Third row- Chovan, Kelly, Jordan, Brewrink Hall K ' - ' a , erwm. Fourth row Gibson. ,nw ,I Lx ry' zzn-fs , F, Y Section 222 First row - Leone, Mallon, Whitlow, Little, Marshall, Marshall, Beck. Second row - Lipou, Lignelli, Long, Van, Lawrenson, Marshall. Third row - Harrison, Main, Mann, Likins, Morris, Baobaker, Bridges, Tucker. First row - Shaffer, Quinn, Snyder, Sines, Powers, Schecter. Second row Taylor, Shapiro, Speaker, Schofield, Medley, Rocker, Shirley. Third row-Suit, Strain, Silverman, Johnson, Schoenfeld, Simpson, Shearin. fourth row - I-Iallis, Gertner, Reeb . if 'JJ-V 1085 11, Q-A lf l First row - Bemiett, Winstead, Woodley, Ulrich. Second row - Smith, Wolfe, Weber, Wagner, Turner. Third row - Horgan, Waxler, Walker, Cousin, Wilson, Tucker. Fourth row - Vaughn, Pylypec, Wright, Watson, Willis. X l O I 1 X , ' U ' ! ' 1 , , 'Kitt ' 'Z' First row - Adkins, Faouk, Boos, Banta, Enz, Collins, Second row- Durst, Eckert xv I , ' ' Donnachie, Carey, Dittonhafer, Ailin, Colodny. Third row - Gaither, Colburn, Darnell . Engleberg, Carson, Ridenour, Fourth row - Fitzgerald, Jones, Bleuer, Farrell, Jung Clarkson. Fifth row - Rice, Foster, Bolen. I I F W C' n A l .s. ' v . u, I ' fri XY-J W7 Qlffiw ju f ,af First row - Knepper, McLefn, McGowan, Moy, Mah, Greenfield. Second ro ! LeQQj N, Lillie, Gerhart, Heurich, Koester, Jew, Lewter. Third row - Le , McC , Hell, Gelberg, Melton, Mon. Fourth row - Meader. ' t.bf 'fl 36 My 250-5 5 ,D J J in , H ,shi 5 u ,J 5 s ' W 2 if J lj! 55 YA ' , X f' l x 0 Rfk QM rf K 4 'Vx 'Y 9 X' L, A , ,f J: uw . J' 1 5 J , V ,JL V 4 VXYIA if ,. 9' I ,,w UI f 1 B! First row ' Hardesty, Sllfhafd, Patton, Sesso. Second row - Canter, Schroyer, Parson, Verbillis. Third row - Smithson, Rose, Terrill, Tigner, Brown, Morf si, row - Ratte, Nylund, Smith, Helf, Zambreny. if , 'Iii 1. dE:.::Ef'fi ,. TJ, , r X , f . W ' N .Q U A 45. -,lwi Y 1 Q, B. , MQ, 301-5 f ,M m 1, 1 5 f ., L ,Zvi-Samfwifx if 5 ..tiSili5S-ELEi'125J'i , ,L E it b JL QE 2' it 2-if 0 is- 515 3 Ky' -L Q. X ' 2, A , . lx , 4, ' A . R .. '3 ,Q , in 435, 5 'v ,o1,, , t t el A Xl X Q F 925 I - . 1:2 x VA: Ari. QQ 1 201-4 First row - Dove, Finch, DeSerio, Crabtree, Davis, Dusterhoff, Corrinne, Duffey. Second row - Diehl, Dougherty, Finch, Deputy, Curtis, Folstein, Davisson, Day, Duffey. Third row - Drucker, Dusterhoff. First row - Willard, Yost, Wiehle, Tillett, Uarrath. Second row - Thomas, Zagami, Torronse, Thornton, Wentlany, Wilfong. Third row- Terry, Zimmerman, Wilson, Tracey, Schweitzer. Fourth row - Wolff, Violetle, Walker, Yee, Grasso. Fifth row - Greaves, Zeigler, Tarregrossa, Grey, Silverstein. 2394 A by First row - Hantsoo, Haynie, Hofmann, Hudson, Hagermann, Griffith. Second row Gannett, Hout, Harris, Hollidge, Hill, Grain, Wong. Third row - Ingels, Hightman, Frank lin, Holshouser, Hurwitz, Hersh. Fourth row - Griffith, Groton, Ford, Horowitz, Jenkins First row - Bresnahan, Brown, Edwards, Edwards, Bruce. Second row Arends, Boxwell, Early, Brown, Bermon, Abramson. Third row - Blubaugh, Bergeron Bennett, Arnold, Aronow, Chiacchieri. Fourth row - Brigidini, Blue, Aker, Bosworth Allen, Bell, Barrett Alion, Rogers. yu' IE ,hop .fn 1 314 4 First row - Kennard, Frederiksen, Markley, Gallerizzo, Lummus. Second row - Franklin, Jones, Liu, Mauble, Martufi, Kudule, Littleton, Lippold, Lopresti, Long, Kuhlman. Third row - McConnell, Lewis, Knox, Liggett, Marcos, Katz, Lillard, Knott, Leonardo. ,J A F! iw 3,11 - 'nu 1 S73 X f If ,' X I i fd , First row - Meyers, Phillips, Overhulser, Morefield, Pacini. Second row X V, Newton, Olson, Ostenso, Draughan, Noll. Third row- Shrader, Palmer, Meader I Gilbreath. Fourth row - Girvin, Morris, O'Donnel1, McCray, Mullen, Miles. , X , 2 J f , . 248-4 -Niemann, Patterson, ff' 3 i 2 333 4 A First row - Smith, Sowers, Sutphin, Settle, Pyles, King. Second row - Stocker, Stonnell, Pyle, Redding, Ridenour, Steele. Third row - Sanford, Rochester, Smith, Reachmack, Stivaletti, Simon. Fourth row - Robertson, Tavenner, White, Godkey, Prince, Rogers. First row - Rathman, Coates, Casswell, Chappell, Calderwood. Second row - Bllscher, Collis, Burgin, Clements, Cornelius. Third row - Connell,Comparetto, Flgllozzl, Corbett, Brudln. Clem, Engel, 3383 v 5 Gb as ii 2063 Front row - Jett, Liang, Lakey, Farrell, Flora, Ceccarelli. Second row-Haislip, Herbert, Burroughs, Botts, Hoffman, Lawrenson, Ladd, Hosey. Third row - Hardesty, Evans, Brinker, Blace, Caponiti, Bobich, Howard. Fourth row -Goldberg,Adains, Kusalk, van Geurert, Epstein, Kessler. Fifth row - Sheldon, Hensel, Hershberger, Bledsoe, Bradley, Holden. First row - Meyers, McNeil, Ridings, Spennati, Wood, Morningstar. Second row - Phillips, Manzon, Weintraub, Tremper, White, Sanford, Nichols, Third row - Zevely, Yumkas, Reid, Payne, Warrell, Pappas, Wallace, Conley. Fourth row - Pong, Ross, Lindamood, Silverman Sonthei R ' f mer, oos, Micer, Perkey, McBee, Stanta, ,,....vf4' ,,a-'M 'I x ig' 5' r ,git fp? ff 3 . 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'K M., x -' ' Q ixww., fir if wfVE'Z5'3 ' if 1+ 1 E79 ,H- '- , s. 11,1 51 j mx u .Wm 4- , ' QB 'A .QQ ' ,rv f iff, 'fu ' ' , , A I ,,, . , , ' J. , ' , wr, +2-5, M 1 ,4 W V - , If 1 all A , 107 C-xr The Couch Artie Boyd Basketball A w V up 'xxx.aA.:7s-A .f: TECH OPPONENT DeMatha St. Anthony St. John George Washington Coolidge St. Anthony Bethesda-Chevy Chase Gonzaga Bell Chamberlain Western Wilson Eastern Alumni Anacostia Priory Roosevelt Washington-Lee Episcopal BASKETBALL PLAYOFF TECH 68 55 EASTERN FINAL TECH 56 63 WILSON METROPOLITAN TOURNAMENT TECH 55 63 WASHINGTON-LEE Average Per Game 62.2 Points jr Tech turned out another great team as the Trainers went through an excellent sea- son boasting a record of seven wins and one defeat in the inter- high play. lt was the fourth time in the last five years that Tech made the inter-high play- offs, In the semifinals the Trainers met and defeated a weakened Eastern team, the only team that heat Tech in the regular inter-high season. Tech then played in the final game against Wilson, a team which had been heated by Tech in the regular season. But the season loss proved to give the Wilson team even more spirit to win, and they defeated Tech for the city championship. Tech then entered the Met- ropolitan Tournament against W-l,, and after a hard fought, well played game, the Trainers lost to the Generals 67 to 72 in one of the season's best games. I N-.L Baseball 44.-A ,L 1 The baseball team got off to a good start by winning four of the first six games. After that, the Tech men fell into a slump winning only two of the last seven games. The class of '53 took some power- ful hitters with them and this year's team doesn't promise to fare as well in the power department as could be expected. St. Anthony DeMatha Episcopal Northwestern Suitland Wilson Roosevelt Eastern Chamberlain Bell Western Anacostia Coolidge 1 Last year saw Tech's trackmen come up with a fine season to place third in the Interhigh meet with 31 lf-4 points. Coach Ed Solomon is optimistic about this year's team, and expects to have another fine season. G.W, Relays - Tech placed highest of the entries from the schools of the District of Co- lumhia. Coolidge Meet - Tech 85 Coolidge 33 Tech, Roosevelt and Suitland met in a three way meet with the following resultsg Roosevelt- 71 213 Tech - 66 516 Suitland - 91f2 Interhigh Meet - Tech placed third with 31 lf4 points. Metropolitan Meet - Tech placed seventh with 15 points. Track Tennis X - I me -w,i 'L - gg i -'Q --.gw Girls Sports I Ha ,-4' K' rx'k.eNQ'K' ee .ri Tomi W Do You Remember? The Skating Parties Club Teas . . . The Gang at the Hot Shoppe Pep Rallies Trips to the Beach Picnics. 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