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

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— ees BIOGRAPHIES PAGE 23 JOHN DEUTERMANN Arlington, Va. Rifle Club, ‘17; Tennis Club, 17; Baseball, 17. Old “Deuty” in English doth shine, Puts Bill Shakespeare on the decline: Always says something cute Or else root-te-toot, Makes his teachers all fret and repine. NONA L. DOHERTY 16 Channing St., N. W. Spring Play, ’17; Honor Roll Semesters. Nona is little and quite demure, Iler marks are high we all are sure. She’s an artist too, Yes, that’s quite true, But that she’s quiet is even truer. HOWARD -A. DRAPER Manager Basebal’, ’17; Assistant Manager Baseball, ’16; Assistant Business Mana- ger Tech Life, '17. Our manager of baseball was he, Until he a yeoman would be, So our class he did leave And we all did grieve For Howard was good company. MILDRED DRYER (Jack) 525 Twelfth St., N. E. Rifle Club, 14, ’15; Orchestra, ’17; Spring Play, 17; Honor Roll, 3 Semesters. Poor little Mildred Dryer Always aspires to fly higher, When lessons are done She’s ready for fun. Of dancing she never will tire. JACK CHEW GIBSON EASTER 3518 roth St., N. W. Athletic Council, '13; Football, '13, ’14, 15, Captain 16; Member of three champion- ship football teams; President of T Club, 16, °17; Track, ’14, 15. 16; Tech Life Staff, °16, 37. There was a young athlete named Easter Who broke training each year as a feaster, And evidence clear On the walls doth appear. That three championship suppers ate Easter.

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BIOGRAPHIES PAGE 22 LOUISE DADMUN (Daddy) Box, 237, Cherrydale, Va. Rifle Club, 13 14; Spring Play, 17; Basket Ball (champions) '16, '17; Honor Roll 5 Semesters. Here is a girlie who plays basket ball, And ’tis said she has gotten full many a fall, But it’s all for her team, So it really doth seem That little she worries about them at all. HELEN DAY 2014 North Capitol St. Glee Club, 14, °15, 16, °17. Helen Day has flaxen hair And she is very very fair, Her eyes are blue Her faults are few, And she’s never a sorrow nor care. MARIETTA DAVIS (Etta) 49 W Street, N. W. Glee Club, ’14, 15, 16, °17- Etta is so unobtrusive, But she isn’t so very exclusive. She is kind to all Whom she meets in the hall, But with none is she very effusive. ROBERT DENNISON 936 oth St, N. E. Engineering Club; Chemistry Club. Robert Dennison is a great “sight,” But of his character, I dare not write, For the censor, I'd fear, If his traits I made clear, So on them [’ll throw no more light JAMES ARMISTEAD DENT 3009 P St. N. W. Chairman Limerick Committee, 17; Honor 7 Roll 6 Semesters T here's a preacher in BS named Jim, l'is said he once played a hymn On his mouth-harp so deft That the Peopte all left, Show’ring apples and bad names on him.

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$$ —— ————— 8r0GrAPates PAGE 24 CHARLES BERNARD EATON Our Charlie lives at Giesboro Point, You may have known that far off joint; When the car-strike was on Then the good ship St. John Took Charlie to Tech safely on it. EDMUND KENNEDY ELLIS Bethesda, Md. Cadets, 14, 15, °16, 17; Capt. Winning Co. C, 17; Wireless Club, '15; Treasurer Officers’ Club, 17. Captain of C, Shrimp Ellis, A lad both small and zealous, Gave Central a surprise When he got the drill prize, And that school is certainly jealous. ELIZABETH W. ELY (Bee) 320 East Capitol St. Spring Play, ’17; Opera Club, ’17; Sec. Pres. 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Semesters; Honor Roll 8th Semesters. Here’s a girl with a fine disposition, To get higher marks is her greatest ambition, For her heavenly smile Surely doth us beguile And to cheer us we feel is her mission. JOHN WEBSTER ERBACH 713 Massachusetts Ave. N. E. Cadets, ’14, '15, ’16. Yes, Erbach’s the boy with the laugh, That startles you when it goes off, In Spanish he stars ° And knows all about cars, For he lectures like any old “Prof.” ANGELA M. ERVIN (Gela) 506 Eighth St, N. E. Orchestra, ’14, 15, °16, 17; Spring Play, 17: Shakespearian Pageant, 16. Angelia’s a dandy musician, But she'll ne'er be a wise politician “To be a house-wife, ; Oh, that is the life.” Sings ou r Ang ela, this her ambition.