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

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KNOUSE, EDWARD C. (Ed) Red Cross Representative; Honor Roll, 1 Semester. Here's a boy who is named Edward Knouse, And when he's alone in the house, They search high and low, Can they find him?—Why no! For he is as still as a mouse. JAMESON, THOMAS H. Baseball, 19, '20, °21. Jameson hails from the Maryland line: In baseball he’s known to play fine: When he strikes out a man O Boy! he feels gran’: Another Centralite sent down the line. JORDAN, J. R. (Pop) Cadets, 2 years; Track 2 years; Section President, 4 semesters. Pop Jordan's a dandy young kid; There's mere than his hair on his lid: In cadets and in sports. And on all his reports, He's unexcelled by the highest that's bid. KINNEY, DON R. Cadets, 19. '20, '21; Corporal’s Medal, 20; Honor Roll, 4th Semester; Entered in 3rd Semester. Don Ray Winney's a young country swain, And can't get young girls from his brain: He is cheerful and gay Let me tell you—Oh say! He's a mach wanted man just the same. KNAPP, E. PERRY (Doc) Tennis, '18, 19, 20, '21; Baseball, ’21. A much talented youth is P. Knapp; He hides a great deal ‘neath his cap: He plays tennis with ease, And baseball if you please, And his inusic is always on tap.

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HARWOOD, SHELDON W. (Wan) ets, ‘18, ‘19; Track, 18; Spring Pla . Cad cities during Spring Play, 21; Caxton for Year Book in '20; Swimming, ‘1g, Walter Harwood’s an athlete, you know: Playing ball he is never too slow; He aims for the net, He has never missed yet; Can you beat him? 1 think not, Oh no! HIPSLEY, ALVIN (Hippy) Spring Play. ‘20; Spring Play, ’21. Oh “Hippy” can make quite a noise; In his classes he often annoys; He doesn’t care for girls, Their eyes, lips, or curls; But spends all his time with the boys, HOLMES, CLARENCE (Holmesy) Cadets, 17; Track, ‘17. We have here a young man named Holmes, Who never from duty far roams, Comes early to school And neer breaks a rule. And spends all his time reading tomes. JACKSON, FRANCES LOUISE Spring Play, 18, ‘19, : Thanksgiving Play, ‘13; Glee Club, ‘18, ‘1 Friendship Club, ‘18. “Do-re-mi-fa-sol,” she sang; The walls of the musie room rang; And they shivered and shook When our Frances took Her music exam. with a bang. IRANI, BOMAN B. Cadets, 2 years; Baseball, 2 years; Basket ball, ! year; Tennis, 2 years, This lad though so quiet, demure, Is a live Techite for sure; In math he's a shark, In musie a lark; We hope that his fame will endure.

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LEVY. HERBER? Cadets, '18, °19, 20;. 21; Levy's the loudest of boys, His principal point is his noise; He dodges his fate With excuses great, And in fact he has plenty of poise, KOOP, DOROTHY MAY (Dot) Graduating in 3 1-2 years; Glee Club, '20, Oh! Dorothy the girl with the smile, Has all others beat by a mile; She never has flunked But a semester has jumped, And studies more hard all the while, KOSTER, ARTHUR M. Baseball, °20, '21. Our friend Arthur M. Koster Once had a girl but he lost ’er, On account of the fact Pretty speeches he lacked ; She said too much time did he cost ‘er. LACY, GEORGE 5th Semester Representative ; Honor Roll, 1 Seme ter; Cadets, 3 Semesters. Our friend Lacy’s a timid young swain, Who hasn't a girl on his brain; He was a faithful cadet, And he hasn't flunked yet; 3ut so bashful, ‘tis really a shame. LEROY, JEANNE Spring Play, 19, °20, ’21; Basketball, ‘ «Sees Tennis, '20; French Club, 19, '20, aiken retary Press Club, ’21; Tech Life, 2! ho; CaP- 20, “21; Tennis, '20, '21; Class Poet 7! tain Basketball, ’21; Dramatie Club, 21. Jeanne is a French maiden petite, ‘ (That means dainty, pretty and sweet) i Her smile is so charming, Her eyes so disarming, She keeps all our hearts at her feet. ll tw co