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

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BIOGRAPHIES NALLS BERRYMAN 4o Chestnut St, Takoma Park, D. C. Wireless Club, °17; Chemistry Club, '17. We here have our world renowned Nalls, Who's as quiet as a mouse in the halls. His taste scientific Is something terrific, So he seldom has time to make calls GEORGE BISSET 3301 Lowell St., N. W. Cadets, ‘14, 15, 16, 17; Captain Co. D, ’17; G. O, Council, 16; Agora Critic, ’17, George Bisset is a captain bold, Tis said his feet are never cold, He’s often seen, With a girl serene, Yet on his heart he keeps a hold. DUPONT C. BOMAR Business Manager Tech Life, '17; Tennis Club, 16, 17. “Dumps” Bomar’s a westerner tight, He’s always prepared for a fight; Even carries two guns. And detests Thorson’s puns, And to the ladies he’s always polite, JOHN WIRT BORLAND 423 6th St. S, W. Football, '15, ’16; Basbetba'l, ’15, '16, ’17; T. Club, 17: Wirt Borland thinks he is a killer And the vest that he wore was a thriller; But in spite of all that He’s a trifle too fat; Maybe that’s why he ne’er was a driller. HARRY LEVERING BOSLEY Cadets, ’12, 13; Section President, '17. The Bosley in hist'ry doth shine, Ilis stalls are e’en better than mine; But we like him the same, Tho’ his “ponies are lame,” When he Jeaves he will murmur and whine.

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BIOGRAPHIES PAGE 10 cian ean JULIA ANDREWS (Judy) 2948 Thayer St. N. E. Glee Club, 14; Spring Play, ‘17. Her tastes run to medical things, To her work in the Red Cross she clings. Her “dope” she'll prepare With professional care; Of its merits she constantly sings. FREDERICK ROGERS BAILY The Balfour Apartment. Cadets. '14, '15, '16; Spring Play, '17; Tech Life Staff, 16,17; Players’ Club, '16, '17. Fred Baily’s a middy so gay; Sends wireless notes all the day; He looks awful cute In his sailor boy’s suit, But of “sparking” has nothing to say. GRACE BARBER Linden, Maryland. Gracie has a little lamb, And comes with her to school, And, strange to say, no one objects, Nor does it break the rule. CLAIRE C. BEATY There is a fellow named Beatty, Whose studies have not been so weighty. But now he’s joined our cavalry, A gailant soldier may he be! SADYE BERGAZIN 1240 Seventh St., N. W. Basket Ball, ’14, 15, ’16; Tennis, ’15, 16. This is Sadye, the queen, Who is very often seen Arriving quite late, What shall be her fate she doesn’t toward promptness lean? If

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BIOGRAPHIES Pace 18 RALPH HERRMANN BRAUNER Greenvale, Brookland, D. C. Cadets, 14, 15, 16; Rifle Club, '17; Officers Club, 17; French Club, 17. Yes, Brauner a boy of quiet, Never takes part in the riot Which occurs up in math, Where great honors he hath, ‘Cause he’s neyer unwilling to try it. . LOUISE C. BREADY (Baby) Forest Glen, Md. Here’s the young lady we call Louise Bready, Who hails from a place far from school. She must start before eight So as not to be late, And keep up old Technical’s rule. DONALD B. BROOKS 3913 Ingomar St., N. W. Chemistry Club, 17; Honor Roll, 5 Semes- ters. An astronomer is our friend Brooks, He rivals the stars at which he looks, For at his studies he does shine Books and stars seem in his line From each teacher a good mark he crooks RADFORD TALBOT BROWN Ashley Apartments. Spring Play ’16; Football, 16, A sprightly young rascal is Brown, You can tell every time he’s aroun’. He hangs out with “Mike,” And parades up the pike, With a swell-looking dame from down town. HEBER BYRON BRUMBAUGH 3001 16th St. N. E. Major Second Battalion, Second Regiment. 17 ;Cadets, 14, 15, 716, 17; Rifle Team, 14, iS; 16, 73 Vice-Pres. Rifle Club. Brumbaugh is so tall and so coy He's quite a remarkable boy; : He knows all about guns, Goes to Mooney’s for buns, And is seen in the U. S. employ.