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

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JULIUS ALLAN HOBSON. ll: halh a grayixh cyt.-Houc1. 1009-lo-Private's Medal. Co. L. lolo-ll-Winning Company. Hobson b an his career as a soldier a little tno late to $11 shoulder straps, but that medal and the fact that he went on in his fourth year show that he has the right stuE in him. After all, the backbone of the army is the non-commissioncd man. WOODSON PLYER HOL'GHTON. A man of par!:.-0Ln PLAY. 1909-10-Agora. . , t t , 1910-11-Agora, Hand and Mmd Board, Mamas AND GRAY Board. Even-tcmpercd, unassuming, fun-loving, Woodson is an addition to any company. He has much ability, yet his natural modesty keeps him from the honors which others desire. As a student and a gentleman. hc excels. GEORGIE HUMMER. 4nd her modes! answer and graceful air bhow her wise and good a: :h: is fair. -Wm1'nrJL That is. Georgie. but not all of her. for it saystnothlng of the laugh or smile, with which she Is always ready to help some poor unfor- tunate on the road to knowledge. The fubject'fhc seems to understand the best is ' Dutch. therefore, is it any wonder that she doesnt have time to look after her class pin? I'dgr 'l'hnlr

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DOROTHY GOULD. Her htad Iva: bare, Bu! for hrr naliw ornament of hair, ll'ln'rh in a :imrlc knot 2m: n'cd above. -Duvnr,x. mm-ll-Maroon and Gray Boardi Dorothy's reputation for knowledge has grown to such heights that the girls even ask her advice as to what kind of brain food to cat. Her head is excellent in its proportions; thc inside is well balanced by the outside. We are all quite sure that she goes home after school. and studies until she returns the next morning. There is nothing that we need hope for Dolly. for she is sure to get it without our vain wishing. AUGUSTA MARGARET GRAEFE. Persuasive :ptech, and more persuaJ-ive sighs, Silent: that speak: and tloqucnc: of eyes. -Snnxzsnnr. Augusta's persuasive powers are unequalled in English. and many times have we seen her persuade her tnchers that she rally did know her lesson. Rumor says that she has entirely convinced someone that she is won- derful. but we do not think this tool: much persuasion. WALTER BERTON GRIGSBY. A large mam-Bmowmxc. 1908'0'J-Corporal's Medal. Co. C. looo-lo-Scrgam Co. C, Football Team, Baseball Team, Agora. IDIO-II-Manager of Bascball Team. There are all sorts of good things that we could say about Jack We all like him be- ausc he is always jolly, considerate of others, and because hes so big, in body and mind. and hurt. I 515? Tu'mly-nirlt

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PAUL IIL'NT. II: tt'mr: the rose of you!!! upon him. -SIIAKESPEARE. 1907vOS-Vk'inning Company. 1903-09-C0rporal's Medal, Co. L. 1910-11-Licutenant Co. L. Many of us remember a rosy-chcckcd little boy in the last squad of Company D in 1907. Paul, who has not lost his pink checks, is a nifty lieutenant in one of our companies. ALBERT HAROLD KAUFMAN. A merry hear! you all the day. -SHAKESPEARE. Kaufy is as broad-minded as he is short- leggcd. His jovial disposition seems to make him so. He is always ready for a good. hearty laugh, especially over a joke on Hoolcy, endorsed by Mr. Rippcy. Nothing daunts him except the pronunciation of those jaw-brcaking math. terms. ARTHUR MARSHALL KING. Aye! awry inch 0 king.-SHAKESPEARE. 1908-00-Sophomore Play. 1009-lo-Lieutcnant Co. L, Spring Play. 1910-11-Caplain Co. D, Associate Ed- itor of Mums AND GRAY, Valedictorian, Winning Com- pany. Arthur walks into German recitation at ninvthirty with a blush and a smile-both trying to crawl around under his cars. Why are you late, Mr. King? Car broke down. Anhur King is beloved by all, for his good nature, sincerity, and consideration for others. Although he comes from Alcxandria, he seems to get there just the same, as is shown by the fact that he is lhc senior captain in the cadets. Pug: ThirIy-aut