Central Manual Training High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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EDWARD JOSEPH NEWELL-- Ladies' Man .................. . ............. 3446 Chestnut Street. An individual whose humor always strikes home. Born April -23, 1892, in Wilmington, Del. Entered Manual from Wilmington High School. A member of Fife and Drum Corps and Digits Club. Louis THEO. MULLER- LOMlC,, ................................. . ........ 4247 Sansom Street. A meteor in Lincoln's milky way. Born July 23, 1891, in Philadelphia. Graduate of Wm. D. Kelly Grammar School. Member of A. A., School Senate, Treasurer of Phi Kappa Gamma, and member of Digits Club. ROBERT ELLIS BTCLAUGHLIN-uB0b,U Biggy, Mae ................. 1602 Brandywine Street. Big in ideas, if not in other things. Born March 8, 1891, in Philadelphia. From Thaddeus Stevens Grammar School. A mem- ber of Fife and Drum Corps and of the Digits Club. FR1xNc1s C. POMMER- Hard Guy ...................................... 1735 S. Hicks Street. A regular forward and return stroke. Born July 27, 1892, in city of Philadelphia. Entered Manual from the Francis M. Drexel School. ELMER F. MYERS- Ebeneeerl' ........................................ 30th and Mifflin Streets. The man of a dollar or the betting genius. Born December 30, 1891, in Philadelphia, and was graduated from G. S. Benson Grammar School. FRANK F. Rzxivmo, JR.-- Vogel .............. .......................... 1 927 N. 32nd Street. The belt line almost reaches the sky line. Born February 29, 1892, in Philadelphia. Entered Manual from James G. Blaine Grammar Schoolg Treasurer of the Ramblers'. 52

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DONALD BAKER OVERDORF- Shorty, Small But There ................. 5146 Ranstead Street. Great Smoker and 'bean eater. Born in Philadelphia, March 17, 1891. Graduate of Samuel B. Huey School. Member of A. A. FRANK PEACOCK OLDEN- PdfS07l,,, Professor ........................... 4170 Leidy Avenue. The linguist of humanity who does algebraic equations on the piano. Born in Philadelphia, May 23, 1891. Graduate of Belmont Grammar School. Member of Constitutional Committee, Assistant Conductor of C. M. Orchesra and Violin Club, Class Sena- t0l'. A GILBERT BARKLEY Musrm- Our College Kid ........................ ..... 2 54 S. 44th Street. Distinguished M atlzernaticianf' Born in Philadelphia, June 13, 1891. Graduate of Newton Grammar School. Member of A. A. and Digits Club. WILBUR NIESLEY-ilouf Friend Zip .................................. .. .1239 N. 53rd Street. The rnan of perpetual grin and infinite cacklcf' Born in Carlisle, Pa., june 2, 1892. Graduate of Heston Grammar School. A member of Speedwell Club. EDWARD K. MCPHERSON- Diniples ..................................... 1226 N. 42nd Street. A Marathon in the form of dancing. Born in Perth Amboy, N. J., September 3, 1890. From Belmont Grammar School. Strol- ler, member of Phi Kappa Gamma, member of Football Team '08, and School Senate. Associate Editor of Red and Black, and member of Digits Club. 51 X

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GRANT RAYMOND NYE- Bill ................................ ....... 3014 Page Street. Chemical Laboratory Supplement. Born April 13, 1890, in Tamaqua, Pa. Entered Senior Class of Manual from Wilmington High School Qgraduated in 1900 from ,W. I-I. SJ Member of I3 Club, First Vice-President David Garrick, Alpha Phi Fraternity, Chairman of Constitution Committee of Class, Football '08, Basketball and Track Team 'o9. T. BERNARD ROBERTSON-U.R0l2U ............................... ...1332 N. Redfield Street. listened but never talked at all. Born in Philadelphia in 1891. Never had very much to say. Entered Manual from the Bel- mont School. P1111.1v R0s12N1fE1.D- Rosy .............. .............. .... 2 3 4 South Street. A very fine fiddler was he. Born in Philadelphia, November 4, 1890. Entered Manual from the Horace Binney School. Member of Alker's Alkerstra for three years. WILLIAM J. RYDER- Little Willie ....................... ...... 22 N. Frazier Street. Every little bit helps. Born in Philadelphia, August 5, 1892. Entered Manual from the Brooks-School. One of the midgets of the class. SAMUEL I. SACKS- Algebra ................. .................. ..... 5 3 2 Lombard Street. A fiend on algebra was he. Born in Wilmington, Del., July 8, 1892. Entered Manual from the Horace Binney School. Une of Zieber's chosen few. 53