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

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TI-IE TECI-IITE Pubhshed Armuillx bx the Gracluatlng Class of the Mcfxmley Techmcal Hlgah School Washln ton D C Class offune 1925 C , ,. . . ' r g , . . 9 MCKINLEY TECHNICAL I-IICI-I SCHOOL QAL T 4! 6 I I 0' N AQISHINGYUVS WASHINGTON D C VXA ' Q 4, Z I , ' Quinn... 'FQ W ' rf '. ll' I fi? l rllh 69 FOREWORD fvrs. at M S WE. leave Tech to push onward 111 llfe we cannot fall to feel the sorrow that comes to us whe11 we realrze that we 'KL' happy moments among some of our dearest fllCI1dS It IS because of our slncerest deslre that these moments may be kept ahve lll our memorres that we comprle The Techlte for our class May we remember wlth Gratitude the work of Wllllam Holt who 111 an unofhcral capaclty Gave hrs Untlflllg efforts to make posslble the success of tlllS publlcatnon If when we are surrounded by new mterests which tend to make us forget our younger days we open thls book and feel that half forgotten school Splflt creep back mto us and fill us wrth the prrde that we alone experlenced because of our love for Tech then w1ll our efforts have been rewarded In The Techlte we have str1ven to make not only a lastrnv record of our school llfe but a book that w1ll renew mth each glance at 1ts pages our affectlons for our beloved teachers and fellow classmates Edrtor . A - v x 1 lx ' . ,Leg . . . are leavlng the halls 1n YVl'llCl1 we have spent so ma11y , pmt , g. . g . l - - .. - ,, y . D . , . . , V . . . y O . . . . 5 Y A 1 V. .. . ,, - . O . , , V. . , . QQQQQDQUQQQIQQQQQQQIQIHQQQQ IS MosT AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF LILLIAN GARDNER OUR BELOVED FRIEND AND FELLOW CLASSMATE THIS BOOK. OF THE CLASS OF JUNE. 1925. will N4 HHH ll ECHl f 1'-'llzzs--1, 'J I V' AQ-, fi 1 q R' x. ' -' ? rw 'I !f1l Z ' Sf'-Z, tffj. .sf J V -. . Q AV I-if Wi -fi: '11 f 5 T '.'- - 1f! i'j,f I ...' 1-it 551' ' j ' 1 .'h. -----TQ-VN -Q fl Y!-Lf.-'iii' gf l i. - ---'-'- I U41 I XR:-3-111:-.-.4 K fy 'lub , -M 7 'IA nni 6 7 1 -Q i w McK NLEY TECHN CAL H GH SCHOOL WASH NGTON D C r-1 n-4 n-1 r-a TECH I 'II-IE IVI KING UR SCHOOL proves the old adage IVI1ghty oaks from I1ttIe acorns grow Tech IS really a very young school even though tts raprd progress and well orgamzed system would make lt seem as old as the Rock of Crbraltar Tech was a part of the old Central unt1I l90I when the necesslty for a separate manual tralmng school gave us the new mstltutlon The orrgmal bulldmg extended as far south as the Book Exchange and as far east as Room II2 In I908 the Hrst addltlon conslstmg of the assembly hall and the south starrway was completed In I909 the part beyond the south stairway was constructed The Rhode Island Avenue slde to MHTIOH Street was hnlshed IH I9II and the moId shop south of the school was completed ln I9l9 I-Iowever the present equipment does not provlde for a gymnasrum athletlc and cIr1II fields a Hrst class audrtorlum or sufhcrent class room space In I922 Mr Danlel appolnted a commlttee composed of faculty members wlth Mr IVIattern for rts chalrman It IS called the Greater Tech Commlttee and lts duty rs to strxve for better condl tlons for the school As a result a srte has been purchased at Second and T Streets Northeast and S2 250000 has been approprlated by Congress for bulldmg the new Tech was organized and has remarned prlmarlly a technlcal hrgh school although a very thorough and complete aCHdCmlC course may be obtamed Its shops are as varled and as well equlpped as any ln the country There are excellent courses offered ln Englrsh the languages mathematics hlstory clvrcs and economlcs The arts and sciences also afford splendld opportunlty for speclal work The ments of our school and 1ts courses are demonstrated by the hlgh rating of our students In advanced mstltutxons We play as well as work thereby carrying out the modern ldea of sport educa lon We are tramed ln executlve efhclency through our student government plan the only one of 1ts klnd rn our clty Our name has been made famous at home and abroad by our well tralned athletlc teams and cadet revfrments Nowhere IS there a better school orchestra than we have at Tech nor are we less proud of our social service orgamzatlon pubI1c1ty commlttee publrcatlon staffs and many worth whlle clubs all of whlch stme to uphold Tech s hrgh standards The secret of Tech s success IS lts wonderful Splflt vthlch IS recoffnlzed and admlred by all local hrgh schools Q0 long as thxs spmt prevarls vse w1II be msplred to hugh and noble achlevements May the Tech Spmt never be broken 7 Q school, which will be known as the McKinley Technical I-Iigh School. t. -,, . . . . , THE TECHITE 1925 MR DANIEL R DANIEL our prrncrpal rs emrnently qualrfied for the posrtron he holds because of hrs famrlrarrty wrth the Washrngton Hrgh School system He acqurred thrs prrmarrly from hrs attendance at Central from whrch he graduated rn IS97 Whrle at Central he was qurte promrnent rn cadet work as he won a Captarncy 1n hrs thrrd year and capped the clrmax wrth the Colonelcy rn hrs fourth year From Central he attended Drckenson College rn Carlrsle Pa where he graduated a wearer of the Phr Beta Kappa key He recerved hrs Master of Arts degree rn l902 Before becomrng our prrncrpal he taught mathematrcs at Eastern then when trans ferred to Tech he contrnued that work along wrth physrcs and chemrstry He succeeded Mr Myers as prrncrpal of Tech rn l9ll Srnce that trme he has done everythrng rn hrs power to make Tech the foremost Drstrrct hrgh school for whrch he truly deserves the love admrratron and apprecratron whrch the student body holds for hrm S 4 - s 1 1 s s , . 9 s -9 , - 1 n 1 . THE TECHITE 1925 MR WOODWARD R WOODWARD our asslstant prlncxpal and companion so to speak IS a real Techlte If actlons alone dld not prove thls facts would for he lS an owner of the coveted Clrcle T whlch of course needs no explanation Mr Woodward graduated from the Washington Hlgh School rn 1892 and later from the George Washlngton Unwerslty wlth a Bachelor of Science degree He was a teacher m the Washington graded schools from 1907 to I9l2 From l9lZ untll he 1omed us ln l920 as our assistant prlnclpal he was the pxlot of the Small wood Bowen Vocatlonal School He IS truly Mr Daniel s rlght hand man and the frlend of each and every student at Tech 9 l l l l 1 - 1 9 1 ' s 1 - so ' as - 9 s 1 . . . . . . . U . ,, , - ' - ' 1 as ' u THE TECHITE 1925 l MISS COOPE T IS wlth prlde that the members of the Techrte Staff formally lntroduce to the student body Dean Coope because that rs Mlss Coopes trtle now Before she was macle Dean of GIYTS she was therr physical trarmng cllrector Mlss Coope has studlecl extensively She attended the Boston Normal School of the first year of Wllson College and enter the second She then went two years to the Massachusetts Instltute of Technology She stlll craved knowledge however and attended the Harvard Summer School ln I9I4 Even now ln her spare tlme she IS attendmg George Washlngton Umversxty The most appropnate phrase wlth whrch we can characterlze Dean Coope To know her IS to love her 10 Sf ,Q ' ' , ' , . Gymnastics three years. Was she studious? So much so that she was able to omit I u . q I 1. j, I 151 THE FACULTY HE 9 FACULTY FRANK C DANIEL P1 nzczpal FRANK A WOODYVARD AS91SfU7Zt TI RNER LLELLA Clezl GRADY JENNIE Lzlnaozan ADAMS JOHN W Physzcs BAILEY LILLIE P Englmsh BASTIAN ALICE NI Math BENNER HARRY L Mech Dzaw BIRCH, LEROY Forge Shop BIRTVVELL BERTHA Math BLUME CARLOS A Spamsh BROWN LEONARD T Foundzy BRUCE LESLIE C Physzes BUNNELL THEORA Hzstovy BURNS REA C Pattenz Shop CLARK, HIARION Hzstozy and Comm COE ADA H Englzslz COLHOUN ELFANOR Dom Aot DIAN NIARY Hath DEEANDORF ELIZABETH Englzbh EBALCII HARRIET E Math FOSTER ESTHER, Englzsh FRENCH E SPINELLO Pozntmg FREYHOLD FLORI Fzeozch FROST EDA Englzsh and Hzsfmy GANTBS JOHN Fzcnch HADIBIOIND IDA Hath HARDELL ELNIERP Phy Ta HAY, WILLIANI P Bzology HEMELT, FRANCIS Englzsh HERON LEWIS NI Eleetnezty HLTCHINSON XIILDRED SpamSh JAORSON DLDIEH Uaclzme Shop KEINL ILORENCL 1111816 Law KREHBIEL LLMER H Phys and Chem KRIZ LEO Phy T LAMB JAMES E Dzamhg 12 JESSIE COOPE Dean of Guls LEWIS BLANCHF Englmh IOCKWOOD EDWARD J Bzology f NIANY ALFXIS B Dlauzng WIARSH ALLEN J Chemmtzy MARSH GENEVIEVE Hstmy NIATTERN LOLIS W Clzemzstiy WICCOLWT LILLIAN C Spanzsh WICCORMICK JOHN D Mech Dum BICWIAHON CORNEIIA A Ffwzch NIITCHELL HERBERT Math IWIYLRS WILLIAINI C Math NOBLE, HENRY P, Electrzczty PACE BERTHA A Latm PIGGOTT ALBERT B U eldmg PRENTICE, MELVIN, Phy T1 RADCLIFFE SARAH, Moth RIPPEY CHARLES Meclz Dian SAUGSTAD EUGENIA D Dzauuzg SALGSTAD OLAE Aft Metal SELAH MIRIAM H Englzsh SHIPMAN MARY P Dmwmg SNIITH LOUISE J Englzsh SOLOMONS, ISABEL Dom 41t SOTZIN HEBERA Mech Diavw SQUIRE LIINNIE C Englvzsh STAUFI-'ER RUTH M Englzsh STEWART LETTIEE Englzsh THOMPSON, BELLA B Muszo THOMPSON HENRY R Elec Con TRENIS, ANNIE G Gvls Phy T1 VLIET ANDREW M Hzstony VVAUIEN DORE Dzawzng and Oach VSATKINS RHODA Ehglzsh WHITE HARRY B Pattern Shop ZLARFOSS JOHN E , Puttezh Shop y J u I. 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Q X 0 2- T xx All - - K ,, ' 1 ou.lG! ,ff ' ,A X- N - ' X,-Q' eg-p,'vAL.oG Xf il , - fff' fun X - , , ' . f X M' X , ' ' ml ' ' y 25 CLASS OF JUNE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 25 OLR YEARS AGO our class was known only as another of those Uroups of Rookles which gather yearly from the four VNIIICIS to Tech lll quest of learnlng Unheralded unknown and almost unheeded we slipped throu h our Freshman year vettrn accustomed to h1gh school llfe and gO1I1g out for cadets athletlcs and other act1v1t1es ln our Sophomore year we lost our 1ns1 IIIFICHHCC and some of our members came to be known as cadets athletes and wrlters Whlle thrs may now seem unxmportant It paved the way to our unlor year when we flrst began to assume a leading part ln the actrvrtres An exceptronally successful dance gave us socnal prommence whrle at the same trme our members garned wrde TCCOQHIUOH 1n both Orrls and boys athletrcs cadets dramatlcs debatrng and mustc Then on becommg Semors we achieved our crownlng Glory Our members were now leaders 1n every actxvlty and our three years of work were well rewarded by the honor and commendatron whrch we recelved Semor class offxcers elected 1n the Elghth Semester were Frederick Dodge PYCSI dent Chrrstran Adelman VlCCPfCS1ClCHt Margaret Whlte Secretary ames Farrell Treasurer and Arthur Wondrack Sergeant at Arms Class Night Ofhcers who were selected were Margaret Whrte and ohn Pearson Prophets Hazel SCBITC Poet Donald Blttlnger Lawyer Charles Mmer Hrstorlan and Wllllam Shoemaker Wrlter of the Class Song Thou h 'Tech has come to be known as essentrally a boys school the rrls of our class have dlsplayed unusual mterest ln actxvltres and athletlcs The basketball swxm mmg and rrfle teams have attamed remarkable success due rn no small part to their actrve partrcrpatron Nor has thelr work been conhned to athletrcs In the Sprmg Play Secret Servrce promment parts were taken by the Ulrls Hazel Scarfe havmg the leadmff role as heroine We also polnt wlth prlde to their achlevements ln the Dramatrc Club C1lee Club French and Spanxsh Clubs and on the Tech Life and Year Book Staffs Members of our class who have gamed promrnence rn the Cadet Corps are Rlchard ohnson Colonel Paul Scott Lreutenant Colonel Dallas Cashell and Rrchard Kxeffner Majors and Dauber Lee Wrnant Noble Smlth and Sayles Company Captains 15 9 1 1 u C 1:1 U - 11 - V- - 9 Y ' cr - 1 1 1 0 U 1 -3 D 1 1 ' cr - D 1 7 9 ' 1 J , D - 1 , . . . . . . , , . 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' ' ll ' ,Q 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 7 l Y 7 7 7 Y U HE 9 Tech s athlchc prowess has been upheld by our class as OUI members have macle 1 crechtable showrng 111 footbwll baseball basketball track and tennls Tech Lrfe a very lmportant element 111 school llf6 has been most cwpably chrectecl by Ollll W lVl'1ucl1ly Eclltor Fr111kW1n111t Assocnte Edrtor Leroy Stockman Gen Cl rl News Ha7cl Qcufe Lllcmry Echtor and Levus Atlxlns Busmess lVlc1111ge1 Ou1 cl1ss members hue also been actlxely en 1 ed 111 the S O S Pals and hlgh scholarslnp has bee11 I'I13ll1l5illlCd and Charles Waters Fred Moss lVI11Of1ret Mrtchell Florence B'lldWl!1 and Hu h Wertz have conslstently galnecl 1 hwh place on the Honor Roll Thrs br1ef renew of tl1e past four years serves to COIIVIHCC us that our stay at Tech has been one of extreme pleasu1e and of 111est1mable value but S0011 the class of l925 w1ll be no more We shall pass on Wlth mlxed feehngs of prlde and regret pr1de ln our achrevements ancl regret 1n leavlng the scene of so many pleasant assoclatlons w-'ai QQ Q 0 1 Xaser! vga' 16 T T E C H I T E 1 2 5 ' J . 1 , ' '3 ' 1 ' 1 , . '. , A g . , - A 2 ' .' . 7 .g.g ' . . ., Palettes, Agora, T. S. P. C., and the Dramatic and Radio Clubs. At the same time a K . , C g .A . K .C Q . --A s ., 1- 0 Q, 'W ? gf. o 0 EE, Ev 'I 0 P as .1-'-:fe O f 0 O ' if fd f Xss -1 W F ' Y v CHRISTIF ADELMAN ERTJ A brxg y g' fellow IS Bert He is l e wake and alert 1 ed near and far beal baseball star xth all other sports he does ihrt Foot 23 24 Champxons 23 24 Baseball 24 2 Basketball 23 24 Track 25 Club 3 24 25 Tennls 21 22 Cadets 21 Honor Medal Scholarshxp Plrates of Penzance Prop gtxes 25 Honor Roll 4 Semesters V1cePres1dent Semor lass REGINALD FRANK ALEXANDER IREGGIEY Our Reggle was once very meek But now hes a regular shelk He Just hauls them ln Wlth a wmk or a gran And the gurls dream of hxm for a week JOHN LEWIS ATKINS ILOUIEF Thus fellow 15 kept ln a whlrl Keepmg an eye on a pretty gxrl Who we are told Has captured hxs soul Can you guess whos thus wonderful pearl? ant Co K 25 Dramatlcs 24 25 Sprxng Play 25 Tech Life 4 Years Exchange Edltor 23 Cxrculatlon Manager 23 24 Busmess Manager 24 25 Honor Medal Tech Lxfe SWll1ll'Il'll'lg 22 23 Engmeers Club 23 24 25 Executxve Commmee Engmeers Club 23 BENJAMIN BEALL BADEN QBENNYJ A qulet chap IS Ben Baden Who we thmk must love a maiden For very few words From hms hps are heard Cause w1th her his mmds surely laden Cadets 2 Years Second Place Battallon 22 Thxrd Place B1ttal1on 23 S 0 S Rep 1 Semester Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester Sprmg Play 25 Rnile Team 25 Baseball 2a Agora 2 T S P C 25 Dramatlc Club, 25 GEORGE O BRYAN BAILEY QGEORGEJ George Balley has quxte a good name In hls studxes hes worked and Won fame But hes not a bit pllly Or even too sllly And hes hked by us all Just the same Cadets 21 22 Tenms 24 25 Rlfle Team Honor Roll 3 Semesters Ser -!e..fZ FX RQ :, f I, X x X-A NNN VIE 'i?- ' ll I L K' A . 0 V' . l' sf' . Af -if r. . ' is - ,21,,2 ,,',,'5:' ,.',1':' ,yi T ,A ,',':. ',,',': ,','22: Entered in, Third Semester: Cadets, 4 Years: Lieuten- ,241 , , . . , . ' i . ' , : . 5: z U ,',': ',',':' ,'24: HE TE 9 FLORENCE GRAY BALDWIN 1 FLORENCE l Thus bmlhant lassle named Florence Gets Es by the peck and m torrents Her actmg IS great But we fear xt s too late To tell any more about Florence Honor Roll 8 Semmters Honor Medal Scholarshxp Agora 1 Year Dramatic Club 4 Years French Club 1 Semester Pals and Palettes 1 Semester Radxo Club 1 Semester Sprung Play 22 Tech L1fe Rep 2 Semesters Shakespearean Pageant 22 RUSSELL ELLSWORTH BANKER KRUSSELLT Russell Banker to Tech IS a treasure For to hum all work seems hke pleasure I'n our school S O S Radlo club none the less He gnves of hns eiforts full measure Cadets 22 Thlrd Place Battalion 22 Glee Club 24 Spring Play 23 Radxo Club 23 24 25 Vice-Pres! 2 Semesters Secretary S O S 25 Honor Roll 4 Semesters FRANK NEWMAN BARKER QHANKJ There IS a young fellow named Frank He IS not what you call an old crank But he talks very fast So hls ndeas won t last But some day he mxght run a bank Cadets 4 Years Best Experxenced Prlvates Medal 22 Sectmn Presldent 2 Semesters Fxrst Lxeutenant Co K 25 Officers Club 25 ALTHEA N BARNES 4AB1EJ Here s to a young glrl named Abxe Who has curls very much llke a baby Wlth her soft wavy curl She IS really some glrl Of course xts all natural well maybe! Rxfle Team 4 Years Tenms 3 Glee Club 2 Sprung Play 24 SIDNEY BASS tsrm Every one here knows our Bass Though he never appears wxth a lass He lsn t so tall Nor 15 he so small And hes seldom absent from class RUTH LAVINIA BATES KBATESIEP Thxs popular maxden named Bates All the news of the class narrates She smgs and she dances And she wxns wxth her glances Many fnends from among her school mates T E C H I 1 2 5 .' : ' ' ' : 1 ' : dent, '23: Secretary, '24g President, Y'25: S.:0. S. Rep.: . - ll - .. ,' , : ', '2 : . '4 V . . , l X, 18 HE TEC E 9 ROBERT WALLACE BILLUPS mom A broadcaster hkely he I1 be For a radlo bug IS he Tune ln on your set And you can Just bet Youll hear announcer R B Cadets 21 22 Radlo Club 4 Years Vlce-Plesldent 23 Sprmg Play 5 Years Rlfle Team 25 PHILIP BIRCH QFLAPSJ There IS a young fellow named Blrch They tell me he llves at Falls Church He Flaps along Wxth a cheery song As though he were makmg a search DONALD STUART BITIINGER QDONI At school Don IS bashful and grave And pretends to know how to behave But then we are told When away hes quite bold And the Great Whxte Way he doth pave Cadets 22 23 24 Honor Roll 6 Semesters Sectxon Presldent 2 Semesters Tech Llfe Rep 2 Semesters S O S Rep 23 Sprmg Play 24 Dramatxc Club 22 23 Knave of Hearts 23 Graduatmg ln 3175 Years Class Lawyer J DELMAR BOCK mmm The standmg of James Delmar Bock Is as firm as Glbraltars great rock Through Shakespeake and Burke He loves to lurk And hxs teachers he never does shock Orchestra 1 Year Engmeers Club 25 WILLIAM BOYCE CWILLIAMJ Great men are not apprecxated by then' contemporarxes GUTHRIE MARTIN BOYDSTUN qGU'rHR1Eb Our Guthrles a logical thmker For study he cares not a tinker While we toxled on Burke He had fimshed hlS work And had tacked on an E as a smker Radlo Club 3 Years 19 I I . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 , ' . 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HE TE TE 9 WHEELER E BRADEN IWHEELERP There IS a young fellow named Wheeler Who s as good as a movxe ten reeler He s an electncal wuz Hopes to make lt hxs bnz And wtll later make good as a. dealer Cadets 21 22 Radio Club 22 23 24 25 BENJAMIN BRETZFELDER IBENNIEJ Our Benmes at student so good To study ms Just h1s rxght food When hes 1n a debate Hts facts he can state And convmces you Just as he should Cadets 4 Years Honor Medal Cadets Flrst Place Reglment 23 Second Place Regtment 22 Placmg War Game Team 24 Second Lieutenant Company C 25 Agora 25 Chemlstry Club 24 25 Honor Roll 2 Semesters HERBERT PRESTON BRYANT CHERBIE3 Young Bryant IS quxte a hlgh Hyer Hts marks we all really admlre As a stage electncxan He IS a magncxan And as general couldnt rank hxgher Track 24 25 Tech L1fe 22 23 Radxo Club 2 23 Glee Club 25 Prlnclpal Pxrates of Penzance MARGARET ADELE BUEHM Q M rraccvh Damty httle Margaret Buehm Is destined to Wm great fame She IS sure to be A Prxma Donna you see And From Tech we wlll shout she came Glee Club 22 23 Dramatxc Club 23 Art Club 2 Tech Life 24 25 JOHN W BUNCH CJOHNNIEJ You mmght, thmk thus fellow gets P But hes Just as bright as can be When he s called on to recite He trembles with frxght But m the end he always gets E IRVING W BURR QPROFESSORJ A useful young Techlte IS Burr Whos so qumet you scarce hear h1m stu' But he works with a wxll Hardly ever IS still And hns bram always goes wlth a whxr Entered mn Thxrd Semester Honor Roll 6 Semesters Honor Medal 3 Year Scholarshtp Golf Team 2 5 Captam 2 VxcePres1dent Spamsh Club 25 French Club 25 TechL1fe 25 20 C H I 1 2 5 - -'n- n A 1 . . 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' . ,. ,',',:- . : ' .:,'2, Q' . . lf! u . lx, ' , H 'YI .' ,' : ' .' : ,'4: . . . .. ,., y ' ' ' . , ll li ' P .J ' ,,4,.2 '.'5: ' , ' ,' : HE TEC 9 STUART ANDREW CALDWELL QSTUJ Stu Caldwell ln Burke shmes qulte brlghtly H1s notebooks kept up to-date mghtly Hls wut IS sarcastlc H15 methods are drastic Hes a dandy good fellow well shghtly Cadets 21 22 Orchestra 24 Tech Llfe Re 22 Art Staff Tech Llfe 23 Art Staff Techxte 2 RUSSELL WILBERG CARR uzusrry There as a young fellow named Carr No frown wull hns countenance mar He gets what he s after So we really Just have ter Tell you he s way above par Sprmg Play 22 Engmeers Club 24 Dramatlc Club 20 Rlfle Team 25 President Tech H1Y Club 25 HARRY DALLAS CASHELL IDALLYP We know lt IS hard to tell All the vlrtues of Dallas Cashell He has won a great name As a student of fame In cadets he surely does well Cadets 4 Years Wmnmg Battahon 23 Wmnmg Regl ment 23 Best Corporal Company D 23 Officers Club 25 Spamsh Club 23 Agora 24 25 V1cePres1dent 25 Engineers Club 24 25 GRACE M CHAMBERLAIN QSKINNYT Our Skxnny IS five feet mne But thus she doesn t seem to mlnd On the basketball team She IS rxght there w1th the steam A speedxer player we cant find Sprmg Play 21 22 24 Shakespearean Pageant 21 Swxmmmg 23 24 Basketball 4 Years Tennls 24 T S P C 22 Athletlc Club 4 Years Glee Club FREDERICK COLTON CHUNN cream Everready wxth musxc IS Chunn A name for hunself he has won He studies hls Burke And as qunte fond of work Ive been told that he also llkes fun Cadets 21 Sprung Play 22 25 S 0 S Re 21 22 Tech Llfe Rep 23 24 25 Orchestra Years Glee Club 25 Plrates of Penzance 25 T P VIRGINIA A COLE QVIRGINIAJ Ab physics thxs gurl rs a wonder Bxght into her work she wlll plunder Shes sure to wm out Just lxke a true scout For she's never been known to blunder Spnng Play '24 Techmte Stal! 25 Dramatic Club 24 Glee Club 24 Honor Roll, 4 Semesters 21 1 . , . Y , 1 -' , . 1 1 , 1 , - 1 , 1 1 1 I 1 1 D41 1 . ' . , - 1 1 1 1 1 9- 1 , . 1 - 11 11 1 . , l . , , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 -I . , . . . , I I I I - I ' 1 . . . . , l . . . I ! I I - 7 n 7 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 , 1 1 . - - ! 1 1 I ! I - I 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 - 11 - - . , . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 . . - 1 . 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . . . ., I , g , 24. 1 J 1 1 , . 1 . - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - D-1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 , 3 , 1 , H -1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 . - 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 S. . C11 25. 1 1 I ' . I 1 1 - . ' I . - 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , D 1 1 - HE TE TE 9 FRANKLIN COX CDIXIED Now we hear that our Cox I8 not slow He surely does make a good beau He cant rxde the street cars But my heavens and stars! The glrls mob hmm a dozen or so Cadets 2 Years Wmnmg Battahon 23 Cadet Band Track 24 25 Baseball 24 25 ARTHUR B CROSS mary We ve heard that our Art s from the s lcks But hxgh marks he certamly pxcks Hxs studxes are fine He s right to the lme Hes known for all hrs line tucks Cadets 4 Years Second Lxeutenant Company A Second Place Company H 22 First Place Battalion 23 Omcers Club 25 CHARLIE R CROWDER QCHARLIEJ Now Charlie IS very polite And we know he s exceedingly brxght He dances wnth ease And the ladies does please In all our Charhes Just rlght RUDOLPH W DAUBER qnmnvp Dauber IS brxght you can see Hes captain of Company B In class hes a shark And oft wlns a hugh mark He always pays hxs class fee Cadets 4 Years Second Place Company H 22 Second Place Battallon 22 Wmnmg Battallon 23 Wmmng Regnment 23 Thxrd Place Battalion 24 Best Corporal Company E 23 Fxrst Lxeutenant Company M 24 Cap tam Company B 25 Officers Club 24 25 Honor Medal Cadets Honor Roll 8 Semesters Honor Medal Scholarshlp Tech Llfe Rep 22 23 Tech Llfe Staff B FLORENCE DAVIDSON KFLORENCEJ Now Florence IS one of our best In everythmg she finds a. Jest She studxes and plays And ln varlous ways Makes Es m the most of her tests Shakespearean Pageant 22 Dramatxc Club 23 24 25 Agora 24 25 Glee Club 24 Sprung Play amsh Club 24 25 T S P C 24 5 S P Handbook Staff 25 Frxendshxp Club 24 25 Tech Lxfe Stal? 24 25 V1cePrexdent Spanish Club 24 Sec retary T S P C 24 25 Honor Roll 8 Semesters Honor Medal Scholarshxp Honor Medal Agora ARCHIE DETWEILER QAMHIEJ There s a cheerful young person named Archxe Whose shxrts are exceedmgly starchy Who s dapper and neat From hxs head to hls feet The genxal young Detweller Archie Glee Club 4 Years Opera Club 4 Years Sprung Pl-RY 24 Mxkado 23 Chxmes of Normandy 24 PIIBYES of Penzance 25 Dramatic Club 24 25 Art Club 23 24 25 V1cePres1dent 24 25 Tech Life Stal! 22 C H I 1 2 5 9 V ll t- ,ll , 3 y ' . , I , 125: . ' . X , . , . . . if i ' ll ,PD . 7 1 ' , S Y . I, I 1. . I - . . , . , 1 '24, '25g Techxte Stai, '25: Engineers' Club, '25. . 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I ' , ' , , :..- yn, :U - In, :H ' HE 9 BENJAMIN HOWARD DETWILER QBENNYI Bemamm has a hobbyw for sport But not of the vaned sort Only one does he crave About which he can rave Over tennls many tlmes he has fought Captam Tenms Team 24 Manager 25 Presxdent of Class of February 25 for 3 Semesters Sectmn Presxdent 2 Semesters Baseball 22 S O S Rep 4 Semesters Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester Honor Roll 1 Semester Runner up 1n Fall Tenms Tournament 23 ELEANOR EMMARETIA DEVOR QELEANORJ Eleanor Emmaretta Devor Of her we need say lxttle more 299- Shes gay as a lark And a real socxal spark And admlts she finds lessons a bore Girls Rifle Team WILLIAM JETER DICKINSON QDICKD There was a young fellow named Jeter Who could not be called a cake eater The reason for this Is sxmple my mxss For you see he was not an F Streeter Cadets 23 24 25 Basketball 22 25 Wmnlng Bat tallon 23 Bat Experlenced Pnvate Company F Second Best Experlenced Prlvate Company C 24 Best FREDERICK ARTHUR DODGE jr QFREDQ Freddy s a good Jolly lad To play tenms IS always hxs fad In other sports too He will surely go through And well say xt wzll be far from bad Ca ets 22 Baseball 23 24 25 S O S Rp 1 Semester Semn Flnalxst Fall Tenms Tournament 23 Tennxs Team 24 Wmner Fall Tenms Tournament 24 Section Presldent 1 Semester Engineers Club 3 Sernes ters President Semor Class DOROTHY CATHERINE DYER mom We all know Dorothy Dyer Who has eyes full of twlnklmg re She has shmgled her haxr So has none to spare But a wlg you d not get her to hxre Graduating m 3175 Years Fnendshxp Club Dramatxc Club 22 French Club 25 WILLIAM DONALD EDMONDS uzusm Thus lxttle gentleman called Bus Does certalnly astomsh us He ns not very tall, In fact he ms small But when he likes he can make a great fuss Cadets 23 '24 Flrst Place Battalion 23 First Place Reglment 23 Second Place Regiment 24 23 I' T T E C H I T E 1 I I .. I : I I 3 : ' I . I 1 ' I . K' . , . h If 1 a 1 . y 1 . ' ' - ' , ' : I ' I ' . I . '23s Private's Medal in Manual of Arms, '24-1. I ' , . I , . . d , ' : . ' , ' . ' : . . . e -. I . . . . , I ' I I' I I 1 . i 1 : I I, . . I I I , . 1 I I ' 1 . f, ' G . . - y , a I ' 'I 5 ' I ' , '22, '23: - - 4. n . . , 1 'I 1 D 1 ' ' Y a ' I , I .I . I I. . HE TE TE 9 PAUL L EDWARDS KPAULJ Now a Jolly good fellow IS Paul Even though ln has marks he does a We don t mean that hes dumb But Just lxkes lots of fun Hes a loyal fine Techlte say all RALPH A ELLIOTT QRAEJ Thxs blushmg lad so rare Has a wealth of light golden halr A dlmple ln his chm Does our admxratlon wxn In looks we'll add hes rlght there Edxtor m Chlef Techmte 25 Honor Roll 2 Semesters Dramatlc Club 24 25 Baseball 23 24 Basketball 23 Rltle Team 23 24 Sprmg Play 25 JOHN RHEA F ARRELL KJOHNNIEP ohn Farrell s a studlous lad Hls reports never ma.ke hxm look sad On all subJects he talks Till out the class walks As a speaker the best to be had Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester Treasurer Semor Class Advertlsmg Manager Techlte 25 LAWRENCE MASON FENWICK KCOTTONI Thxs fellow whose first name IS Lawrence Gets Es poured on hxm IH torrents He does all hrs work Not a blt does he shlrk And some day he mlght lssue warrants ROBERT A FERGUSON mom Now Bob has rlch curly locks Whlch brlng all the tiappers ID docks But Bob IB so shy He passes them by As though they were nothmg but rocks Baseball 28 25 GEORGE FRED FOGLE Jr IFOGGYJ He s the smartest of studlous lads Always workmg on notebooks and pads He ns never annoyed By thmgs to avoxd For he pays no attention to fads Cadets 22 Second Place Battalxon '22 SDrm8 Play 22 Radio Club 23 Orchestra 25 Rxile Team 25 T C H I I 2 5 , ' ' Y ' f 11. J I , . U , Football, '22: Basketball, '23: Honor Roll, 1.Seme-ster: , . 24 HE TE 9 GRACE ELIZABETH FOLEY KBUTTERCUPJ Buttercup s a great lxttle tease But she studles wnth wonderful ease Can t you see by her look An ad? So SIVC her one please Techlte Staff 25 Sprung Play 24 Glee Club She wants for our book ELMER STANDFIELD FORD muroum We wxll now mtroduce Elmer Ford Of machnmsts some day hell be lord. In preference to Burke He would much rather work In machme shop thus broad shouldered Ford Honor Roll 2 Semesters Tech Life Rep 2 Semesters S O S Rep 2 Semesters EDWIN DUDLEY FRANTZ QEDDIEJ The next on our lust IB your Frantz Who can do anythmg even dance In school he doth shme As a frxend he IS fine All thls you can see at a glance STANLEY FLETCHER FRASER ISTANJ Oh Stanley s a Jazz hound of fame But though he plays out at nxght In school he s so brnght That his teachers iind no cause for blame Cadets 21 Techlte Stall' 24 25 Sprmg Play Prop ertxes 24 25 Pxrates of Penzance Propertxes ELI WILEY GAFFIELD QNURMD The approach of a good natured face Is welcome m every place Perhaps this is why That our young E11 Gets along wlth such wonderful grace Cadets 22 23 Track 24 Basketball 25 T Club 25 JACK RICHARD GAWLER CJACKJ A very short fellow lS Jack But for fun m class we wont lack If he IS on hand, To start up the band Whxch soon brmgs the teacher nght back Glee Club 20 21 Spanxsh Club 22 Track 20 Base ball 20 25 T C H I T E 1 ' , ' : ' , ' 3 , '25. . . . ., . And his music's not classed as tamet J , , - 1 , , - - 1 ' I 1 'Z 4. . ' ' If - ' . I ' : , . , . , . , l . , , , . . . . . . I 1. ' I q ' I . I , - I . , . . . . . , . HE TE 9 PAUL A GOETTELMAN IFRENCHIEJ A merry heart goes they say All through the long hours of the day And thus one we know Is as good as a show For to hum our great dreads are all gay JAMES MILLER GORDON IJIMMIEI n the orchestra James blows a sax assemblnes hes not a bxt lax o loud xs the sound That the fiddles are drowned And they say he gets E s by the stacks Cadets 22 23 Prxvates Medal 22 Flrst Place Bat- tahon 23 Fmrst Place Regxment 23 Glee Club Orchestra 22 23 25 S O S R p 24 25 Graduat- mg ln 355 Years PENELOPE BRUNSON GRAHAM 1 PEN I-:LoPEm Penelope goes to mght school To learn more about every rule As a basketball star Her fame wxll go far But the pen IS her favorxte tool Graduatmg ln 31,5 Years Dramat1c Club 22 Shakes Club 23 24 25 Secretary 24 25 Sxxth Semester Dance Commuttee Tech Lrfe Rep 23 HARRY E GRAY KKING GEORGE? Thls neat lookmg chap named Gray Would by far rather keep to the hay Than follow the rule And come on to school For he says that nt really wont pay Track 23 24 Sectnon Presxdent 1 Semester VIRGINIA EVELYN GRIMSLEY umxy Vxrgmxa IS pretty and sweet To know her IS surely a treat She IS clever and bnght And try how you mxght Her superror you ne er wxll meet Honor Roll 23 Agora 23 Swlmmmg 24 25 Rude Team 24 25 FRANK CARL GUETHLER KBUBT Quiet and studlous IS he l'n has studxes he always gets E To all hes a fnend Who will stuck to the end Do llkewme 1f great you would be Baseball 26 T E C H I 1 2 5 I i 1 ' I , At ' ' ' Q S . . . I - . , . : - ' . ' : ' ' , ' : . '23s . n , ' . ' . ' : . . . e .. ' . ' : . 1 I u V . . , . , : - pearean Pageant, '22: Basketball, '23, '24, 25: Athletic . . , 1 , - - . . , - , ' . . , . , . . . . - ' ' ' . . ' u .n l ' ' ' n ,'25. HE ECH 9 HELEN REBECCA HARRY QBECKYJ Our Becky IS charmmg and sweet At dancmg she cannot be beat All through the long day She IS happy and gay And has all the boys at her feet. FRANK B I-IASKELL jr KFRANKD Wxth lots of learnmg that hell some day use Radxo Club 22 23 Rxile Club 22 Honor Roll 1 Semester CONSTANCE HAY KCONNIEI Now here IS sweet httle Conme Shes ever so bllthe and so bonme She s lxttle and gay And we thunk when shes gray She ll st1l1 have the glggles dear Conme Tech Llfe Staff 24 2a Techlte Stad' 25 Pals and Palettes 24 25 T S P C 24 Shakespearean Pageant 22 Dramatlc Club Zo Honor Roll 2 Semesters EDMOND HENDERER QED? Thus classmate of ours whos named Ed Makes good use of h1s excellent head As a property man Hes become a stage fan Mandolm and Gultar Club 22 Engmeers Club 24 25 Plrates of Penzance Sprmg Play 24 25 Execu tlve Commlttee Engmeers Club 25 CHRISTIAN STANGER HERITAGE jr KCHRISJ Our Chrxs wlll ever go far For you know he s a real track star Hes a good hearted chxld And hls manner IS mlld Theres nothmg hxs record to mar Graduatmg lh 3V Years Honor Roll 5 Semesters Track 23 24 25 Football 23 Section President 1 Semester S O S Rep 1 Semester HENRY WILLIAM HERZOG QHENRYJ Our Henry s become quite a shelk Though before he was always so meek He s real brlght ln Math Ever ready wxth a laugh So to you of hxs ments we speak Cadets 1 Year Tech Lxfe Re 1 Semester Baseball IJ 2 4 Basketball 24 Sprmg Play 23 Honor Roll 6Semesters 27 T T I T E 1 I , X . I . : J ' , 2 IN ' 'X I.: .hi . M I f x V ' . , . And in other things, too, nk has led. , . '3,'2:' .':: I HE 9 Lx s NM' JOHN VINCENT HINKEL CJOHNNYJ A gentleman that loves to hear himself talk And wlll speak more m a mmute than he wxll sta m a month ELOISE MARCELLE HOLMES IELOISEI Of all the gurls m our class There s one no other wlll surpass When from Tech she flees M d El ay our ear olse nd happiness and success en masse THEOBOLD HOLSOPPLE QTEDJ Let knowledge grow from more to more Swlmmmg Team 23 WILLIAM L HOLT There was a young shexk named Holt Who had more pep than a colt When g1rls were around Hls heart leaped and bound Some day the glrls he wlll bolt DWIGHT HORTON KSPARKYI A Jolly good fellow IS Dw1ght In hls studles hes remarkably bnght At hxs Jokes and hxs wlt We oft Hmg a fit And tus saxd he Just loves to recxte FRANK I-IOWSER CFRANKJ Frank is a studlous boy At tniies he never does toy Hes a student of note Many books does he tote For hm studzes are always hus joy Cadets 21 22 Rxfie Club 25 Tenms 25 28 nd or T E C H I T E 1 2 5 .b Q H' .' 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I yi THE TECHITE 1 9 THOMAS MARION HUNTER KTHOMASJ Now Hunter wzll some day be great For of nothmg at all does he prate He Just goes at the mark, As lf havmg a lark Hrs vzrtues v-e could not narrate Entered m Thxrd Semester Baseball 24 25 Chrlstmas Play 24 French Club 3 Semesters GLENN STUARTE HURLEY QSHEIKJ A funny fellow IS Glen Hurley Who arrlves at school very early For he must so they say Have 1 llttle tete a tete Wxth someone who ms his best. glrhe RAYMOND FRANKLIN IAGER mum There as a young fellow named Ray Who gets wlser and better each day Hes a radlo fan And an Agora man Yet he has txme to dance and be gay Honor Roll 3 Semesters S O S Rep 1 Semester Tech L1fe Rep 1 Semester Agora 3 Semesters Eng1 neers Club 24 25 Secretary Treasurer 25 Sergeant at Arms Agora 24 ALBERT A JACOB QJAKEJ There IS a young fellow named Jake Who at Cadets made a rake If a soldier hed be You surely could see What a wonderful general hed make Cadets 3 Years Second Place Company H 22 Second Place Battahon 22 Fxrst Place Regunent 23 Pnvates Medal 22, 23 Sergeant Company H 24 S O S Rep RICHARD FRANKLIN JOHNSON qmcxm 22 23 Our dashmg young colonel xs he And a soldxer some day he will be We hope IH the sprung Somethmg we all long to see Cadets 4 Years First Lieutenant 24 Colonel 25 Ednor-m Ch1ef The AdJutant 25 Officers Club 24 25 Flfth and Slxth Semester Rep G O Councxl Tech Life 24 R1He Team 24 Tenms 24 Honor Roll 4 Semesters Honor Medal Cadets Honor Medal G 0 Councll. CHARLES HERCUS JUST KCHARLIEJ Thxs young fellow IS surely all nght Hes speedy Jolly and fearfully brlght Does things ln a Jxffy But yet they look spntfy H15 motto no doubt as Rome was bunlt ln a mght Cadets 4 Years Second Place Company H 22 Second Place Battalion 22 First Place Reglment 23 Officers Club 2a Engmeers Club 25 Agora 25 Sprmg Play 22 Flrst Lleutenant 2a Honor Medal, Cadets Section Presldent 1 Semester , . . . - , , , . . . . , 9 n . 1 . . 1 ' , I V . n v , -- , I ' ' , I . . : . . . .. .: , , I : . Y l : - 7 i I ' I I ' y - I I I . , - , , . n I 7 . . . , , . . , , . . , . . , , . , . 1 , . , . . , . , , . . . ., , . , . . l . -. ,' Back to Tech he wzll bring . ' ' 7 I P n , , . . , , - - - .l - H, , . . ' 1 1 t 1 I , , - - -. . -. . - , . , , . , D . , I , . ,-, . . , . : . : , . . , . . . I . . ,, . . . ,, . . . . u 7 1 , . , . , - , , - . , , y , . . . ,., . , 1-, , , . . , . , . . . , l . . ,.., . . .I . , . 1 , . HE TE E 9 GORDON A KESSLER fGORDONl Now Gordon s a popular boy Hxs smxle xs so very coy He s splendnd m class And always does pass To know hlm IS everyones Joy RICHARD GRESHOFF KIEFFNER CDICKJ Oh Rzchard s a soldler of note A brxght shmy sword does he tote Hes a maJor so fine In hls lessons does shme To thls boy we ll all gxve our vote Cadets 4 Years MaJor Flrst Battahon 25 Wmmng Battahon 23 Second Place Battahon 22 Wmnmg Regx mnt 23 Officers Club 25 T S P C 25 Honor Roll 2 Semesters FREDERICK G KIENAST QFREDDYJ They say hes a radlo fan So you see he s an up to date man He trles every nlght Wlth all of hrs mxght To get all the statlons he can Track 21 22 S 0 S Rep 21 Tenms Team MORRIS A KLATSKIN IMORRISJ Our Klatskm IS a studxous chap For he has a bug bram neath hrs cap 1-Ie works and he trxes Thats why he s so wxse He can tell you anythmg on the map Cadets 21 Second Place Battalxon 21 Rifle Team 23 24 Dramatuc Club 24 25 Sprmg Play 25 Techxte Staff 25 Football 23 JOHN WELLINGTON KNOWLTON IDOCI In Secret SEYVICG our Doc Was kxlled Just as dead as a rock Hell be seen m plays To the end of h1.s days If he s down to has very last sock Glee Club 24 25 Dramatnc Club 23 24 Sprung Play 24 25 Section Presxdent 2 Semesters CHARLES VINTON KOONS CDINTYJ Wlth good looks Dmty IS blessed And he s brxghter than all of the rest Hes gomg to college To gam further knowledge In society hes one of our best 30 -I C H I T 1 2 5 , , . . l I ,I X e , : : ' , ' : . 2 -s -. 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'25: ' , I HE TE H 9 ELIZABETH Y KRANAUER KELIZABETH J Oh Elizabeth 15 some sweet glrlle She is always seen wlth Glenn Hurley He waits ln the hall Leanmg up gamst the wall And lf shes late he sometxmes gets surly Glee Club 4 Years Mnkado 23 Chlmes of Nor mandy 23 Spring Play 24 Pirates of Penzance FRANK C KRAUSS CI-IANKT Frank as a muslclan grand Some day he wnll lead a great band Wlth all of hls talent Hes hmled as so gallant Wherever he travels thus land Cadets 21 22 Band 22 23 Orchestra 24 SOLOMON KREPS QSOLD T1s hard to try to narrate The virtues of one who s so great Hes a studxous chap Wxth brams neath hns cap Cadets 23 24 French Club 1 Semester BENJAMIN PAUL LAFSKY KBENJ You have heard that v1ollns talk Well Bemamm s never wlll balk For he draws wlth hxs bow Such strams that do show He can almost coax It to walk Cadets 22 Orchestra 4 Years Concert Master 25 Honor Medal Orchestra Honor Medal Scholarshxp Honor Roll 7 Semesters ETHEL LOIS LARCOMBE KSHORTYJ Shes a maiden demure and most sweet Whose dresses are damty and neat You can see she IS fair By her beauty so rare A more loyal fnend you ll not meet Dramatxc Club 24 Glee Club 24 Sprxng Play Domestxc Sclence Club 24 WILLIAM Tl-IOMAS LATHAM tBILLl At school many friends hath he made In our memory he never wxll fade Txs true he IS shy But we do not know why And his lessons are always hlgh grade Cadets 22 23 24 Second Place Company H 22 Second Place Battallon 22 Corporals Medal 23 S 0 S Rep 1 Semester 31 T C I T E I ,25. , . , . , . 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'24: , . . : . . , , . , HE TEC 9 JOHN M LEACH CJOHNNIEJ The vnrtues of Leach well narrate In Englxsh he s rlght up to date As a publlc speaker He IS surely no squeaker In fact all he does IS Just great Honor Roll 5 Semesters Radlo Club 23 Engmeers Club 25 THOMAS GIRARD LEE CJERRYJ Girard wxth hls pompadour sleek In hls lessons ne er shows hlmself weak And as a cadet Hxs match was ne er met No matter how far one dld seek rmg Play 21 22 Engmeers Club 25 Honor Roll 2 Semesters Sectxon Presldent 4 Semesters Cadets 4 Years Second Place Company H 22 Prxvates Medal 22 Sergeants Manual Medal 24 Second Place Bat tallon 22 Flrst Place Reglment 23 FxrstL1eutenant 25 Officers Club 25 SAMUEL HANCE LEWIS KSAMJ Oh Sam will be way up some day And hes brlght as hes tall He shmes out among all Hes one clever young chap well all say Cadets 2 Years First Place Regunent 23 Corporal 23 Spamsh Club 2 Semesters Pals and Palettes 2 Semesters Glee Club 25 S O S Rep 3 Years JOSEPH WATSON LINDBERG IJOEJ Of sllence th1s boy has a wealth For he keeps all he knows to hlmself He says not a word Unless has teachers urge Hlm to talk for txs good for hls health Cadets 2 Years Second Place Battalxon 22 Base- ball 24 FREDERICK BUFFINGTON LINTON urnannrm A good lookmg chap IS our Fred He s a wonderful dancer tls sald He can Joke and can tease In his lessons gets Es And tus certam some day he will wed ANGELO MARLETTA KANGELOJ Txs well to be merry and wxse Is the sentence you read m hls eyes All through our four years He has banlshed our tears Wxth some of hxs wxtty replies Cadets 1 Year Radro Club 4 Years Dramahc Club Years Honor Brnght Chnstmas Play 32 . , U . y 1 ' i I . - .. 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I , : . ,b : ' . 3 2 I - THE TECHlTE194 THOMAS M C MARTIN CABEJ Thomas Martms a man trxed and true In engmeermg and on track team too He runs when he walks Never tarrxes and talks Because he has so much to do Cadets 21 22 23 Sergeant 23 Wmnlng Regt ment 23 Wxnnmg Battaluon 23 Basketball 22 23 Baseball 22 23 24 Football 24 Track 25 Tech Llfe 2 Semesters Rxdm Club 24 Manager Track 25 JOHN W MAUCHLEY CDOPEYJ Now John our edltor IS flne Does everythmg up to his llne can edxt some paper Cuts never a caper And above all he does shlne Cadets 4 Years Second Lieutenant 24 MaJor on Brigade Stalf 5 First Place Reglment 23 Officers Club 24 25 Dramatic Club 24 Honor Brlght 24 Agora 24 Tech Lxfe 24 25 Edltor ln Chief 2 Honor Medal Tech Lxfe Honor Medal Scholarshxp FRED WAGNER McGHAN cream Old Tubal Cam was a man of mxght In the days when the earth was young CHARLES MILTON MEDFORD KCHARLIE 1 In our orchestra he IS fine For he certamly knows hls lme With a rat a tat tat On the drums he does pat And he leads them xn very good tlme Sprmg Play 22 Cadet Band 21 22 23 Orchestra 23 24 25 Honor Roll 2 Semesters Sectxon Presldent 5 Semesters Shakespearean Pageant 22 Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester S 0 S Rep 1 Semester CHARLES S MINER QCHARLTEJ A wonderful speaker IS Mmer In debatmg theres nobody finer He carries h1s pomt Talks h1s foes out of Jomt Cadets 22 23 Second Place Company H 22 Rlfle Team 21 Chemlstry Club 25 Radlo Club 23 24 Honor Roll 1 Semester Agora 4 Years Tech Business Debate 24 Honor Medal Agora President Agora 25 T S P C 22 23 25 Chalrman 25 Baseball 24 '25 Basketball 22 23 Spamsh Club 24 25 Dramatxc Club 25 S O S Rep 24 25 Assoclate Edltor Tech Handbook 2a Tech Llfe Staff 2 Years Glee Club 22 Hlstorlan Senxor Class MARGARET PHELPS MITCHELL QPEGGYI Our Peggy s a lassle so fair Her reports vull never look bare Shes gay as can be In French she gets E And this 15 really qulte rare Fmendshxp Club 22 Athletlc Club 22 French Club 23 24 25 Dramatlc Club 23 24 25 Secretary 23 V1cePres1dent 25 Agora 23 Tenms 23 Swlmmmg 4 Pals and Palettes 24 25 Treasurer 24 25 S O S Presxdent 25 Honor Roll 8 Semesters Honor Medal Scholarshxp Sprung Play 22 24 Shakespearean Pageant 22 Tech Lxfe 25 Techxte 25 Radno Club 25 1 1 . 1 , , V 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - , 1 . - . 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HE TE 9 AUBREY RUSSELL MOORE CSOUTHPAWI Aubreys a craftsman of fame And we thmk xt really a shame Hns drawmgs are queer But Btlll we wont fear For they re sure to wxn h1m a name Sectlon Presldent 4 Semesters Tech Lxfe Rep Semester S 0 S Rep 1 Semester PAULINE M MOORE KPAULINEJ Paulme IS a dear httle lass Who IS Wllllng to do what you ask She s quiet and meek But from her you can seek Whatever you want from the class Entered ln Fxfth Semester Gnrls Athletnc Club 25 Gnrls Swxmmmg Team 24 25 Rohm Hood Glee Club FRANCIS LEE MORELAND A blush hls cheeks does often dye And our Reds pears very shy Hls speech IS so fast That hls words never last To catch them we simply won t try MARI MORHART QMARIJ Man s romantlc and gay About movles she knows all she may She s w1tty and w1se And wlll wm all the guys Because of the charm of her way Swxmmmg 23 24 T nms 22 23 24 Glee Club 23 Honor Roll 1 Semester J FRED MOSS frimm There IB a young fellow named Moss To whom all the medals we toss For txs well understood That hxs memory s so good That to hlm we must look as our boss Honor Roll 8 Semesters Honor Medal Scholarship Busmess Manager Techlte 25 WILLIAM EDWARD MULLEN CEDDIEP We have a young buddy named Eddxe When It comes to a dance he ns ready He greets each sweet mass Wxth a bug hearted klss But he never keeps one of them steady 34 CHITE 1 25 . . , z.. 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' I ' 1 HE TE TE 9 BENJAMIN MUNROE QBENNYJ Now Benny IS not very tall But for hlm the flappers all fall Hes always ln style Has a wonderful srmle And IS very much Ilked by us all MARION EVELYN MYERS KMARIONJ Evelyn s a belle all rlght All nvals for her favor fight She s a teacher s descendant And 1s truly resplendent In bralns and beauty so br1ght Friendship Club 22 23 Pals and Palettes Glee Club 22 EDGAR HAROLD NEGUS ICHARLIEJ As a student of Happy Hardell Thls boy has certamly done well At football he does shme And track IS ln his hne For Central he has oft helped to quell Cadets 21 22 Second Experlenced Prlvates Medal T R 1 Semes er Re Semesters Football 22 23 24 Track 24 25 Cham 25 Rlfle Team 23 24 25 Captam 25 RICHARD DAVID NEVIUS 4 DICK Q Heres one of the mseparable two Who seem fastened together wlth glue But Duck s afrald of the gxrls And thelr lacw and curls And he never knows Just what he should do Cadets 22 23 Dramatlc Club 24 25 Engmeers Club 24 25 Sprung Play Electrlclan 2 4 Honor Roll 3 Semesters HENRY P NOBLE J CI-IARRYJ Now hire IS a fellow named Harry And I fear he never will marry But you mustn t forget He s a good old cadet And never xx as known to tarry Cadets 4 Years Flrst Lleute nt 2 Radlo Club econd Place Company H 2 JOHN GILBERT NORRIS KJACKJ Next we mtroduce Jack His 'work he never wull slack Hes as much ln hls books As he IS m hls looks In nothmg at all does he lack 35 T C H I 1 . , ' 'ff ' ,' .' : .'24.'25: '22g 4. 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I I E ' 'X HE TE H 9 MARTHA FITTON NORTON fMARTHAJ Now Marthas a friend to us all Shes the belle at every school ball She s the best m her class And a Jolly good lass And for her the boys all fall MARGARET E OERTLY 1MARGARE'1'l Margaret Oertly studies wlth a zest She ms able to pass every test She lS demure and sweet And ever so neat And xs regarded as one of the best Sprung Play 24 Glee Club Chlmes of Normandy THOMAS ALVIN O HALLORAN ll-IALLYP Now Al xs a lwely young lad He has many a date And has dancmg ns great And hls clothes are right up to the fad GEORGE BERNARD OSTERMAYER fBUDDIEl The soul of thus man IS his toes For he dances wlth grace and with pose He studxes wnth ease Hls teachers does please But all thls not every one knows JOHN BERNARD PARSONS WJOI-INNYJ Now Johnny s a very line lad He s always merry and glad In hls studlcs hes bright Does everything right Hes one of the best Tech has had RUTH ELEANOR PARSONS QRUTHJ Our Ruth has the prettlest halr She IS one of the gn-ls we call falr ln studles and such Her credlt lS much And she has the most wonderful alr 36 C I T E 1 2 5 ,, ' ' : If ' H . ' I . '23. '24: ' As a pal to the girls he's not bad. ' ' . l . I, ' mf HE TE TE 9 JOHN JESSE PEARSON fJACKl I am not m the role of common man But far up above them all I stand My actlng ns great I'm a shark at debate Perhaps m Congress Ill land Edxtor Tech Handbook 20 Chairman T S P C 24 2 Agora 2 Years Presldent 24 25 Crltxc Agora 2a Tech Buslness Debate 24 Honor Medal Agora 24 Glee Club Dramatic Club Chalrman Christmas Enter tamment Commlttee Pals and Palettes Radio Club 3 Semesters EIIKIHCEIS Club Spanxsh Club Baseball 24 Robin Hood 24 French Club Tech Llfe Stat? Class Prophet MARTHA ANN PETERSON QPETEJ f We have In our class a wee lass In one study shell always surpass That subJect IS art And that s the one part That makes her the best ID our class Secretary Fnendshxp Club 22 S O S R p Shakespearean Pageant 22 Swnmmmg 23 24 Pals and Palettes 24 ALPHONSE VIRGIL PISANI KAL? There IS a young fellow named Al Who long has wanted a gal He always raves Of the girl he craves Here s hoping he ll soon get hls pal Cadets 1 Year Section Presxdent 2 Semesters Track 4 Years Champlons 24 T Clubg Spanish Club Assist ant Manager Football 24 CHARLES EDWARD POLLEY lSNOWBALLJ There IS a young fellow named Polley Who IS always merry and Jolly He IS surely bright Does hls lessons Just rxght To pralse him mdeed IB not folly S 0 S Rep 2 Semesters T S P C Rep 1 Semes ter Dramatlc Club 4 Years Sprmg Play 22 2 5 Advertising Staff Techlte 25 KENNETH ORELL PRATT QKENJ Now Ken IB a radlo fan On nothmg does he put a ban He has a kmd smile And does thmgs worth whxle Some day hell be a great man JOHN HENRY RASSIER CJOHNNYJ All through hls four years at Tech Hlgh Johnny remained a little guy A vlolm he plays Our attentxon has always For his freckles catch everyones eye Agora 24 Tech L1fe Rep 3 Semesters Honor Roll 3 Semesters Orchestra 1 Year 37 U - . 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' . , . .. , , I - - HE T E 9 CHARLES C READ J QBUCKJ Buck Read IS quxte a muslclan Wxth the fiddle he xs a magxcxan And he does all hls work Wxth the v1m of a Turk Because he has lots of ambxtlon SYLVIA BELL RIDENOUR QSYLPI-IJ Our Sylvra IS really a belle Great dehght xt ZIVCS us to tell Shes an excellent student And rf we are prudent Well follow her lead and do Well Graduatmg m SBQ Years Honor Roll 1 Semester Tech Lnfe Rep 1 Semester HERBERT WILLIAM RIECHELT IHERBIEI Now Rnechelt ms a charmlng lad His countenance IS never sad In splte of the fact That he uses no tact You w1ll find that he IB ever glad Cadets 1 Year Radlo Club 24 25 Sprlng Play 25 Baseball 24 25 Dramatlc Club 25 French Club 23 24 25 Agora 25 GEORGE E RIEDESEL CRIEDYJ Now George ns a lad very tall Whose dehght 15 to play football He IS sure some athlete And xs qulte hard to beat Thxs very brnght boy of Tech s hall Football 22 23 24 Basketball 22 Track T Club 25 MARTHA LOUISE ROBERTS KBOBBYI Now Martha once had long tresses Whxeh reached to the end of her dresses But hke all the rest She lxked them short best And not one of us thls change dlstresse Dramatic Club 21 22 24 Glee Club 24 DOROTHY SHIRLEY ROSE morn The fairest garden is ln her looks And m her mmd the wisest books And from her hps Sweet musnc trlps And carries us back to the shady nooks 38 ECHIT 1 25 . ,L .': .'24.'25 ' ' ' s. 1 ' . .1 I . I HE TE TE 9 JOHN A ROSE KJOHNJ Who can foretell for what hlgh cause Thls darlxng of the gods was born? ROBERT HARDING ROSE KBOBJ Now here IS a boy named Rose We have never known hlm to pose Of the gxrls he lS shy And he passes them by So you know he wxll never propose Cadets 1 Year Radxo Club 4 Years Presldent 3 Semesters Honor Roll 8 Semesters Honor Medal Schol arshlp T S P C 25 RlHe Team 25 LESTER ROSENBERG fLESJ Thus chap whose name starts wlth Rose Is one of those charmlng young beaux Whom glrls find entranclng Because when hes dancmg He steps wlth delight on thexr toes Cadets 22 Honor Roll 1 Semester Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester Llghtwelght Basketball Team 23 Captaln Jumor Varsxty Basketball 24 Varsxty Basketball 25 Manager Baseball 24 2a T Club 24 25 W IRVINE RUSSELL CIRVINEJ Now Russell IS truly a shelk Although hes so bashful and meek When love he 15 ln But he has a new glrl every week MARY ELIZABETH RYERSON iMARYl Heres one of our best at Tech She gets hlgh marks by the peck She s wltty and wlse Tn soclety she flles A anyone ll tell you by heck Dramatlc Club 2 Semesters Glee Club 1 Year French Club 1 Year Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester S O S Rep 2 Semesters Secretary Sixth Semester Class Shakespearean Pageant 22 Rohm Hood 24 Honor Roll 7 Semesters Techlte Staff 25 LEONARD ORVILLE SABINE fSABYl The next to step up ln lme Is Leonard Orvxlle Sabme He dehghts ln all sports And gets good reports As a 'Iechne hes really qulte fme Football 21 22 23 Rxtle Team 21 23 Radxo Club 22 Baseball 25 Swmmmmg '72 39 .. Q . - U . . I , : ' , : ' , I . I 1 ' - , , . - , , .... , , , . , , 9 ' , , 7 s . ' , ,- . , . , . -. f C , Z , . . , . . , U . . , . 1 , -, , , , . . , , - 7 l . He's quite sure to win, . N , , . . I , s , . ' ' , : , t : l , : ., . : . . . -. I , I , , .. - H , , ,U . , , . , . , . Y . . 1 , I - , . l , . , . , , , - . . . . , , , , I . 3 . v' ' 1 , , . . - - HE T TE GEORGE NICHOLAS SAEGMULLER KNICIU A mce looking' lad IS our Nlck Just one gurl from the whole he wxll puck For out of the host There s om he lxkes most And hes right up to date and so sllck HOWARD EARL SANGSTON CEARLJ Hr-rr s the fellow that leads the school band Wxth his buttons Shlnlhjl so grand He takes klddmg galore And never gets sore For all of that stuff he can stand Cadzt Band 4 Years Wmmnp: Band 22 Honor Medal B'lnd 24 Captam Band 20 Officers Club Z5 Honor Medal Cadets 25 ROBERT LOUIS SAYLES QBOBH Thls young fellovs named Sayles Outshmes the grand Prlnce of Wales He knows all the styles And the glrls lxke hrs xules And they follow wht rever he tralls Cadets 4 Years Spanish Club 23 24 Tech Lxfe 24 Officers Club 25 HAZEL JORDAN SCAIFE QHALP As a poet Hazel can t be surpassed She IS envled by all of our class Her art IS so good That, tis Well understood Great fame wlll crown thus sweet ass Entered m Third Semester Tech Llfe 23 24 25 24 Dramatlc Club 23 24 25 Honor Brlght Sprmg Play 25 Honor Roll 3 Semesters Class Poet MARGARET ANN SCHLOER KMAGGIEF Maggxe has brlght golden ha1r But bob xt she wouldn t dare For thls she explalns Would make other dames Declare I am not so fan' Honor Roll 5 Semesters Sprung Play 24 Dramatlc Club 24 French Club 24 25 Secretary Domestic Sclence Prlze 22 Chrlstmas Play 24 PERRY S SCHROEDER QPERRYJ There IS a young fellow named Perry Whom nothing at all seems to worry Hes a brlllxant cadet And you can Just bet He keeps all the boys lh a hurry Honor Roll 1 Semester Cadets 4 Years First Place Regnment 23 Second Place Regiment 24 Thlrd Place Battallon 22 Officers Club 2 Honor Medal Cadets 40 E C H I 1 9 2 5 4 ' Y ' 1 . Techite Staff, '25: Pals and Phlettes, '24, ,'25:,Secretary: ,: - 't'-,,':., 4,.,,24: I x'k3,'..'-:' ,'24: HE TE TE 9 GERTRUDE AMELIA SCHULTZ 4 GERTRUDEP Now Gertrudes a maxd from the sticks But. she doesn t resemble the hrcks For she catches our glance Wlth her looks and her dance Not to mentlon all her cute tricks Glee Club 23 24 Dramatic Club 24 Mikado Chlmes of Normandy Art Club 24 25 Tech Llfe 25 PAUL F SCOTT CSCOTTY7 Stately and tall he moves ln our ha Thls brave young colonel Str Paul As the chief of grace He has taken his place And may he from lt ne er fall Cadets 4 Years Second L16-utenant 24 Lieutenant Colonel 25 Officers Club 24 25 Honor Medal Cadets Honor Roll 6 Semesters HAROLD LEBARON SEAMAN IHAROLDJ H'lrold IS one of our crowd Who IS quite bashful and never lou He works hard ln school Never breakmg a rule And of hxm we are all very proud ets 21 S O S 23 Glee Club 23 era Club 24 25 Spanrsh Club 24 25 EDWARD PAUL SECHRIST 4 GUN BOATJ Here IS a quiet but learned young lad In studxes hes not the least blt bad Wlth all of hxs mlght He does vshat. IS right Cadets 22 23 Corporal 22 23 Radio Club 2 23 O Rep 24 Engmeers Club 24 25 Rllle Team 24 25 Coach Gxrls Rlfle Team 24 25 ISADORE SHAPIRO KIZZYP A pleasant somebody IS Izzy To oblige one hes never too busy But lt s hard to be kmd Theres so much on his mmd We are certain hls bram must get dizzy Honor Roll 2 Semesters Glee Club 23 24 25 Opera Club 23 24 a Mxkado 23 Chxmes of Normandy 24 Robm Hood 24 Plrates of Penzance 25 EDWARD ALLEN SHEPHERD tSHEPj Since knowledge IS sorrows spy 1' really cannot see why I should study at all And reap such a fall So therefore I sxmply won t try Graduatlngm 355 Years Cadets 22 23 Second Place Battalxon 22 Fnrst Place Reglment 23 Tenms 25 41 - . 1. . . . , , , , ,. '.: . ,y :l.- ',.,22: ,, . , , , - . , . , . . - ' ll, , 5 7, , ',. 'l 7 ' , I , v Q , 1 , . K I I l d: , , Cad.':...,': ,':Op , , , , - , , , . , . . . . .' .. , ' : To sing of his praises we are all glad. ,l ,lj-I ' ,,',' I. l, ..'2,'Y S. .S. ., : , , : . . , , . . . , , , . . , - , . , . , . . , . , 1 , . . , . . . 1 Y -,,-,l.- H, ,.. - .. . . ,- . . , . . ... - ,.- ,..- ,-, . , . . . . . . . , - . . . , , , , , , . . . , I , . , , . , , . , . . - HE TE TE 9 WILLIAM HENRY SHOEMAKER QWILLIEY e know a fine fellow named Shoemaker, nd you never could call hum a faker, or ln Englxsh and French Hes on the mam bench And as an artxst we know theres none greater V1cePres1dent Pals and Palettes 23 24 President, 24 25 Presldent Le Cercle Francals 24 25 S 0 S Rep 2 Years Agora 1 Semester Honor Roll 8 Semes grs Honor Medal Scholarshlp Wrlter of Semor Class ang EMILIE E SIDDALL KEMILIEQ Now Emlhe IS modest and shy The reason we can t tell Just why But we all hke her fine And are sure she won t mmd If we tell you shes falr as the sky Athletlc Club 23 Glee Club 25 Art Club, 2 ROBERT COOK SIMMONS KBOBJ Our Bob us a fine tall cadet Who for somethmg great 15 all set In studies he shmes In a great many lmes And so Bob w1ll succeed you bet Cadets 4 Years F'1rst Lxeutenant Battallon AdJutant ALBERT LOUIS SMITH I OISEAUJ Thls studlous fellow named Smlth Is not to be hghtly dealt wxth For he works hard and steady And for all tests IS ready Hes a wonder and thls IS no myth Sprmg Play 24 Glee Club 24 25 French Club 24 25 Radxo Club 24 Plrates of Penzance Opera Club Honor Roll 24 EDWARD ANTHONY SMITH IEDDIEJ Now Eddles a very small chap Whom I know we could easily call Hap For he glggles and grlns And often he wxns So to Eddie we take oft' our cap FRANCES ELIZABETH SMITH CFRANCD Thxs young lady named Franc Could never be called a crank Through her eyes of blue You can see she lS true Hlgh among' her friends she does rank Techlte Staff 25 Dramatxc Club 24 25 Glee Club 3 Years Chimes of Normandy Mlkado Robln Hood 42 C H I 1 2 5 W A ' ' ' , ' : , ' : ' 5. 'zsp Sprlng Play, 224: Glee Club, 'zig ofncers' Club, '25: ' . ll I7 HE TEC 9 PAUL I-IICKS SMITH lPAULl Care to our coffin adds a naxl no doubt And every grin so merry draws one out Cadets 4 Years Brnzade Sergeant MaJor 25 Second Place Battalmn 22 Flrst Place Battalion 23 First Place Regxment 23 Thxrd Place Battalxon 24 RONALD E SMITH CSMITTYJ Now Ronald IS very shy But we hlvent the heart to ask why Hes a falthful cadet And you can Just bet Some day hell be a real guy Cadets 4 Years Captam Company K 25 Officers Club 25 Thlrd Place Battallon 22 Wmmng Reg! ment 23 Second Place Battalxon 23 Tech Lxfe Rep 4 Semesters GEORGE PAULHAMUS SNYDER 1GEORGEl Oh George 15 a very short lad He IS never weary but glad As a hlstory student He s really quite prudent In Engllsh he s not at all bad Cadets 4 Years Officers Club 25 Honor Medal Cadets Second Place Company H 22 Wmnlng Bat tahon 23 Wmnmg Regnment 23 Thxrd Place Bat tahon 24 Honor Roll 1 Semester NORVALL HARRISON SPICKNALL J ISPICKJ Splcknall llves out m the stxcks Wlth a rlfle he does many trucks Hes an excellent shot Always hxts the rlght spot Every one on the team he hcks Basketball 23 Rlfle Team 24 25 NORMAN ALTON STANT INATEJ We have a young classmate named Stant Who says always I wlll not I can t He s a veteran m French But may take the bench E en though someone may tell hlm he shant French Club 2:1 Glee Club 2a ISRAEL STEARMAN CIZZYJ There IS a young fellow named Izzy Who they say knows many a Llzzy His standing ls good Thls IS well understood And he dances untll he grows dxzzy Honor Roll 1 Semester 43 .. - . , . .. . 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HE TE E 9 SOLOMGN STEIN KSOLJ The next lh thls grand lme Is none other than Solomon Stem He talks fast and qulck And hxs ideas won t stlck In anyone s but hls own mmd rench Club 25 Baseball 25 MARY SPENCER STEVENS KMARYJ Our Mary s a clever young lass She stands near the head of her class Shes brlght and shes pretty She s clever and wltty Now really what mc re could you ask Sectlon Presxdent 4 Semesters S 0 S Rep 1 Semes tor Domestlc Scxence Club 24 Glee Club 24 Dramatic Club 24 Techlte Staff 25 Sprlng Play 24 Secretary Lower House G O 1 Semester LEROY LEONARD STOCKMAN ISTOCKJ Now here IS a chap named Leroy Who 15 really quxte a bnght boy If we studled as he I am sure we would be Called by our parents thelr loy Cadets 4 Years Fxrst Lleutenant Adgutant Second Battahon 25 Best Expernenced Prwate Company A 23 Wmmng Reglment 23 Second Place Regxrnent 24 Third Place Battahon 22 Sergeant at Arms Officers Club 25 Tech Lxfe Rep 4 Semesters Tech Lxfe Staff 25 Agora 24 25 Sergeant at Arms 24 25 Vlce- Presxdent Engmeers Club 25 Presxdent 25 Honor Medals Cadets Tech Llfe Agora T S P C ROBERT STOLAR IBOBT Now Stolar IS ever on hand If debatmg IS much m demand We know he lS bright To be nght s hls dehght Thls fellow wxth words oh so grand Cadets 21 22 23 Track 23 Radlo Club 25 Agora 24 25 WARREN CURTIS SUMMERS 1 WARREN b A very smart fellow IS he A congressman some day he wlll To put thus m force He Wlll have to of course Move from the Dlstrxct you see Cadets ment 23 23 Wmnmg Battallon 23 Wlnmng Regx MARY ADELA SWECKER 1 DELLA J Heres to our pretty Adela Who always has a new fellow Her curly black halr Just makes them all stare And we know they have something to tell her Agora 23 24 Secretary 24 Spamsh Club 24 25 Dramatxc Club 3 Semesters Semor Chrlstmas Play, 24. 44 ' : , , . . 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I . . , HE TEC 9 VINETTE GLADYS TAYLOR QVINETTEJ Here IS a pretty young lass Who ms always at the top of our class And some day they say She will wmd her way Back to teach others to pass Tennls 23 24 25 Wmner of Fmals 24 25 Swxm mng 2 S 0 S R p 24 25 Tech Lxfe Rep Semester Honor Roll 1 Semester THELMA ALICE THOMPSON QTHELMAD Thelma Thompsons a beautxful dame And not one of us thinks she IS tame Shes not a bxt wild In fact quxte mxld And a good sport at any good game RALPH C VAN ALLEN QVANJ Frlend Ralph s a txmxd young swam Who hasn t a gurl on hls bram He leads 1n hls classes But avolds all the lasses Hes so bashful txs really a shame Cadets 1 Year Basketball 23 Sectlon Pres1dent 2 Semesters Rlfle Team 24 25 Techxte Staff 25 Honor Roll 1 Semester WILLIAM RUSSELL VANDERSLICE IBILLJ Young Bull ls most gay and qulte dapper Makes a hlt wxth every young Happer, He works on the Star And hes better by far Than most for he s really no napper 0 S 22 Cadets 22 23 Honor Roll, 4 Semesters WILLIAM WALTER WARD 1 BILLD Theres a fellow we know named Ward Wxth an anr luke a duke or a lord He thinks school IS the bunk Though he never does flunk And by teachers he seems to be bored CHARLES EMORY WATERS KBONESJ Thus young fellow called Bones Is brighter than Shakespeare or Holmes He s a very fine feller And an excellent speller And he speaks m such wonderful tones Cadets 4 Years Wmnmg Battalion 23 Wmnmg Reglment 23 Second Place Reglment 24 Dramatlc Club 4 Years Sergeant at Arms 24 25 Honor Brxght 24 Lead m Sprmg Play 25 French Club 24 Honor Roll 8 Semesters Graduatxng m 31,5 Years Honor Medal Scholarship 45 ' : . . -, , ,.,- . . ,, - ' ,L 1 , v , , 1 -' , ' l,DQ... e., , 9 .,1 , . , Q - . , . , , , 5 . ,- , . . 7. ' ' , , . , , . , , . . . , . . .. ,. . . D y s S...Rep-.': . .. ' - - .. J . , ' H U . D 9 . ' , ' . ', ' , 1 1 ,, 'I -'nv. ,' '-. .',' su, , . ,., l , g . -, 5 , . HE TEC 9 F NELSON WEBBER QNELLIEJ By the work one knows the Workman Cadets 4 Years Second Lleutenant Company B 25 S C 24 25 Handbook Staff 25 V1ceCha1r man 25 Engmeers Club 24 25 HUGH SLATER WERTZ 1 H UGH 1 Our Hugh makes up for h1s sxze Because hes so witty and wlse He surely IS there From has heels to hns han' And stands very high ln our eyes Graduatmg m 31,5 Years Honor Roll 8 Semesters Honor Medal Scholarshnp Cadets 4 Years Second Place Battahon 22 Third Place Battahon 24 Dramatxc Club 4 Years Dramatxc Club Certxficate Dramatlc Club Play 24 Spring Play 24 25 Glee Club 24 25 Tech Llfe 22 23 24 25 Honor Medal Tech Lxfe Asslstant Business Manager 24 Cxrculatlon Manager 25 Agora 22 23 S 0 S Rep 2 Semestexs Engxneers Club 24 25 Secretary Treasurer 24 Vlce-President 25 EDWIN WI-IITCOMB CED? Who would go to any glrls head For hrs curly hght han' And his dlmples so rare Just knock them dxzzy tls sand Cadets 4 Years Best Corporal Medal 23 Second Lleutenant Company M 25 MARGARET FURR WHITE KMARGARETJ Margaret IS one of the few Who IS wxllmg and ready to do In all of her studies She beats all her buddlm And she s true to Tech through and through Honor Roll 1 Semester Sectxon Presndent 2 Semesters S 0 S Rep 1 Semester Tech Life Rep 1 Semester Basketball 21 22 23 Swnmmmg 23 Dramatxc Club 21 22 Sprmg Play 24 Lead Christmas Play 24 Techlte Staff 25 Secretary Semor Class Class Poet ROBERT MAPHIS WICK ISHYLOCKJ How shall I forever be known And make the age to come my own? Actmg IB fine So l ll choose that lme And thus xs exactly what Robert has done Cadets 2 Semesters Dramatlc Club 24 25 Sprmg Play 22 25 RUTH EUGENIA WILLIAMS KGENIEJ Who IS as cute as our Genre 7 She IS good and oh so weenle In math she gets E s And as for the hes She gets them although she xs teenle Graduatxng m 35 Years Honor Roll 3 Semesters Glee Club 23 24 Dramatlc Club 22 23 24 Sectxon Presxdent 1 Semester Orchestra 24 46 .. ,, . ' l . 7 ' 9 1 I T. . P. ., ' , ' 1 , ' 3 . ' . , , . , , , , . , , . , , . . . . , ' ' . : , I I I , I . , I . . , i . . . K ' , . I . S 2 , . , - , , . . V , - . . . . . . . . y , , v . - . - , . . . . . . , ' . . , . . . , , . Y 1 . . ' 1 . . . . . ., , - , , . - Y . - - . , . , . . . We will now introduce Sheik Ed, . , . . 1 2 . . ' ' , U - .. , - ' I I Q , , . 7 . 1 , . - , , , 2 ' A ' , : . . . -, I ., I . . , , - - . , - . , . , , . - - - . - . . - v . , . , . . . ' 7 . 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HE TEC 9 CHARLES ALEXANDER WILLMUTH IBILLIEW Heres a fellow we all hke to meet In our classes or out on the street Hes good natured and true Never seems to be blue As a buddxe he cannot be beat Sprmg Pay 22 24 Glee Club 23 24 25 Opera Club 24 LAMAR VAN WILMOTI-l CLAMARJ Can we ever have too much of a good thmg R8dl0 Club 2 Semesters FRANK INGERSOLL WINANT IFRANKD Thls fellow has bralns m a. stack For nothmg at all doth he lack He s good ln cadets And never forgets So he gets anything on the rack Cadets 4 Years Captain Company C 25 Honor Medal Cadets Second Place Company H 22 Second Place Battallon 22 Flrst Place Battallon 23 First Place Regxment 23 Second Place Reg-nment 24 Agora 2 Years V1cePres1dent 24 Rohm Hood 24 Pxrates of Penzance 25 Tech Llfe 3 Years Honor Medal Tech Llfe Assoclate Edltor Tech Life 25 Honor Roll, 4 Semesters Wmner of Oratorlcal Contest 24 AUGUSTINE E WINNEMORE IGUSJ Now let us glve you a hmt Augustus Just loves to prlnt He s witty and wise Hell wln a grand prxze And on toward the goal he wlll sprint Second Place Battalxon 22 Fxrst Place Battalxo Flrst Place Reglment 23 Dramatic Club 24 Honor Brxght 24 S O S Rep 3 Semesters JOHN ARTHUR WONDRACK QDUTCHD Wondrack s a sportsman true blue And I fear his equals are few He dashed through the lme And made old Tech shlne As we hope hzs followers wlll do Football 23 24 Champlons 24 Cadets 21 22 23 Wxnmng Regzment 23 Second Place Battalzon Glee Club 22 Chemlstry Club 24 Rlfle Team 25 Sfora 2a T Club 24 2 Sergeant at Arms, Senior ass GEORGE ALBERT WOOD ,Ir KGEORGEJ A good lookmg fellow IS Wood Whom the gn-ls would vamp lf they could He has virtues untold But as shy and not bold We know this IS well understood Cadets 4 Years Flrst Place Battahon 23 First Place Regxment 23 Thxrd Place Battallon 24 Brigade Quartermaster Sergeant 25 - , 1 ' 1 , ' , ' Z , ' 1 ' , ' Z , , . .. - ,H , . , . , , : ' , , ,' 5 , I Z 1 . , . , , I h I ,y : . .Y : , 2 , I , , - A - , , .. . ,, , , U - . H , t , ,. i. . , . . , , , - . l . .1 I . - H - ' I l - , ' , Cadets, 4 Years: First Lieutenant, Company C, '25: , ' 5 n, '23: ,, . , . . , i ,, - H y U . , . . , - . I . , 1 Y , - . , , , , , , U , 5 . , . . , , ,. , J 1 , . ' - ' , . - ' ,231 Y L' , , , 1 , . , . . , . . , 0: - - , . - . . , - .. .. . , , . . ' , : .- ' . ' Y ,l y . , . HE TE E 9 ALBERT WORONOW KALJ Woronow s a bmght fellow tls Sald He has lots of brams ln hls head If hls life IS done In the way he s begun l'n this world he has nothing to dread 22 23 24 Glee Club 22 23 Sprmg Play 22 DELBERT ZAHN QDELJ There was a small boy named Zahn Of ladxcs he was quite fond He spent all has days In very good ways And Tech lS quxte proud of Del Zahn 48 C H I T I 2 5 , Cadets, '22, '23: Winning Battalion, '23: Ifadio Club ' 'V , KL Y! Autographs 00 HE TECHITE 1925 mf ' 1. . 'fi - - HP LQ' if, I 1 f f I 5 Mig L Q R ww sq t in 'fm-H 1 x . - X015 I K 'x NX N me?-2 CLASS OF FEBRUARY 26 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY Z6 I you can II the unforgzvrng mmute Wrth szxty seconds worth o distance run Yours IS the Earth ana' everything that s IH 11 .Hnd what rs more you II be a man my son Krptmg HE SEVENTH semester class hopes and feels qurte sure that lt has hlled every mmute of rts sojourn at Tech Wlth at least slxty seconds worth of actrvlty As Freshmen we entered heartily lnto the old Tech Splrlt and now nearly ln the erghth semester we have 1n our class many l1ve and efhclent members through whom we have accomplrshed a great deal and have upheld the standards of Tech As stxll we have a remalnmv semester we do not expect to stop w1th what we have done but to go on hllmg the mmutes untrl Oraduatlon Our ofhcers are Albert Purchase Presx dent Martln Brown Vrce Presrdent Carolyn Snell Secretary Edward Rlordan Treasurer and Leonard Hrlder Sergeant at Arms Our representatron 1n scholastrc act1v1t1es rs worth recordlnv Besldes our work ln athletrcs we are represented ln the Opera Club Pals and Palettes Dramatlc Club Orchestra Tech Llfe Staff and Cadets The annual contrrbutron to the cadets has been large and though only a few have recerved COmm1SS1OHS as yet more are expected to next semester The honor roll also clalms some of our members the names of Olva Yowell and anet Frost usually coming near the top We are proud of our contrrbu trons to athletlcs both amonv the boys and urls We have rn football V1r01l Galotta ohn ONe1ll and Harold oynes and ln track Vlncent Howard has done notable work Grrls athletics has been represented ably by Penelope Graham Evelyn Lay Thelma Allard and Kathryn Potter We also have reason to commend our members who are ln dramatlcs partrcularly Fannybelle Tenny anet Frost and Curtls Draper These three wlll YECCIYC honor medals for therr Good work Our class had an exceptlonally larve number of members rn th1s years sprlng play among them bemv anet Frost Fannybelle Tenny Grace Emmert Curtrs Draper ohn 53 9 9 ff f if n 4 u 1 f , . . 1 . . i I . 1 v . . 1 : ' 1 . . U . . ,, . 1 1 5 Q 1 'a ' - 1 ' 5 ' s ' 3 , 2 1 Q , - - . U. Q 1 1 1 11 - 11 - - 1 Q - 5 D 9 - 1 ca or D za ' o ' , . . . J , J , - . , . Y Y , . . . , V J . 7 1 9 ' D . . . . , . 1 1 C: I O D J . , . ' , J HE 9 Knowlton, Martm Brown Foster Llppharcl asper Moore, ohn Lokerson, Leonard Hllcler, and Albert McPherson Another organlzatlon not to be forgotten IS the era Club The vrrls partlcularly have proved themselves worthy of recogmtron 1n thrs lrne, as Dorothy Skmner and Carmen Colller have both taken leaclmg parts rn operas glven at Tech Although many of our most actrve members have gone from our class to the une class, we stlll have a good deal of pep left whlch we expect to use ln making a good name for ourselves and ID upholdmg the standards of Tech '5 J 'I PNP F ,. ,, N.9 g 4-runs 4 11, r s, ...mga-, ,,M, f zz :Gen N! 1 7 an ,D ::'f:, aff v.,4 9 503. ago vhqav I 1 1 n,a 4 u 4 n y 9 fi un s 5'5 W4 O I ttl 54 , , J J U p ' D . .. 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Our typxst Ed 15 a Jewel He endeavors to work hard as a rule Hell try any task What more can you ask? Hes done a whole lot for our school. Cadets 23 24 Mandolm Club 2 Tech Life' Staff 24 55 f Dill I f X Q we if I 1' X X M X ' f X X S , XX You Te ' I ' ' 1. I Spring Play, '24: Glee .Cldb, '24g French ,C1ub, '24: , ' . ' . ' S ' ' ' , '24l ' ' ' , ' : ' . '22Z 3 y . y 1 , : - , , 3: H - , HE T E 9 HENRY W BRANDT CBOZOJ Now Bozo has a nice Chevrolet In which he travels all day Wnth hls low backed car He wxll ever go far No matter what others may say Cadets 3 Semesters GILBERT BROOKS lGILJ tall rangy fellow IS Brooks Who seems qulte at home wlth hrs ks Hes quite keen at tenms At least no apprentlce When we see hls fine cuts and hls hooks O S Rep 1 Semester Section Presxdent 4 Semes ters Honor Roll 4 Semesters Tenms 24 25 Chemxstry Club 24 Graduatmg m BVA Years FRANCES C BROWN QBROWNIEJ Frances has not been here long But of her we 11 sung thxs song Shes a mald falr to see And were sure she wnll be Entered m Seventh Semester MARTIN A BROWN KMARTYJ Now Brown IB a snappy young fellow With hair very near to a yellow And we re glad of thls fact For our brams wed have racked Tellmg Martin from Brown thus young fellow Cadets 22 23 Wmnmg Regxment 23 Thxrd Place Battallon 22 Engineers Club 24 French Club 25 Dramatlc Club 25 Sprxng Play 25 Baseball 24 JAMES ALTON BRUEN KJAMESJ The eneral favorxte as a general frlend GRAEF W BUEHM QGRAEFJ A quxet httle chap no doubt Who always Jokes when he goes ou But when at school It xs hls rule For you to thmk hes not about Honor Roll 2 Semesters 56 E C H I T 1 2 5 A . ' . Y ' ' . ' ' boo . S. . . .. 5 ' A ' , ' - Always right in her work and ne'er wrong. , , . , y ,I ' . U .. g - - ... W f ' , v , l l I - l HE TE H 9 SIDNEY BYRNE iSIDNEYl A chap from the country xs Byrne All good lookmg gurls does he spurn He s usually qulet But c'm raise a not And all hxs good manners o er turn J FRANKLIN CARR QLEFTYJ Our Lefty rs sober as a Judge And from thls state he will not budge He talks very httle Never laughs at a rxddle But agamst h1m no one has a grudge Honor Roll 2 Semesters Tl-IOMAS JAMES CHACONAS CTOMJ Chaconas IS a fine fellow He is very mlld and quite mellow Hes 9. runner by chance And he never has shown any yellow Track 24 25 Cadets 21 22 Wmmng Battalxon MARGARET ELISE CHANEL KCHINNYP Thxs malden whose name IS Chanel Has many funny Jokes to tell Whether long or short They re of varled sort And she rattles them off pell mell CARMEN CONSTANCE COLLIER KCARMEND A real Georgxa peach I5 our Carmen Whose fame IS becommg alarmm As sweet Annabelle She surely dld well And we re all proud to boast of our Carmen JOSEPH CROSON CJOEJ Oh here s to a fellow named Joe Who we wxsh would soon learn to grow For we thlnk It not right For so tmy a wlght Out of Techs classlc halls eer to go 57 T C I T E I I-Ie's a sheik at a dance,' ,','-: : ','22. . '. I ' I D l HE T HITE 1925 EVELYN ELIZABETH DELLINC-ER IDELLIJ Happy am I from care I am free' Why arent they all contented lxke me? Honor Roll 1 Semester S O S Representatlve 1 Sirlnlestsrr Sectlon Presxdent 2 Semesters Glee Club 28 1 a o EPAMINONDAS DEMAS KEPAMINONDASP lxttle stars! hxde your dlmxnlshed fires WILLIAM Cl-IEYNEY DE NEANE CWILLIAMJ A motorzst bold IS De Neane Youll find him m hxs Ford machlne But hxs love for hlgh speed Is an asset mdeed For ln Math hes excephonally keen Rude Team Sprmg Play 24 Pirates of Penzance FRED G DIETERICH 41-'REDDYQ Now really to be rlght on tlme Is not lh our Freddy s lxne He always IS late And thxnks wlth great hate Of commg to school before mne Cadets 3 Semesters CHARLES R DODSON ICHARLIEP Dodson IB a handsome lad He shxnes m track For he s a crack If you don t beheve xt Just ask hls Dad WILLIAM CURTIS DRAPER ITURKEYP Heres one who comes nearest perfectxon In class he needs httle correchon Hes as bnght as he looks Is a friend of all books And has run ln most every election Cadets 4 Years Best Corporals Medal 24 Wxnnmz Battahon 23 Wxnnmg Reglment 23 Sergeant-at-Arms Dramatlc Club 23 V1cePres1dent Dramatxc Club 24 Prmcnpal Honor Brzght 24 Prmcxpal Sprmg Play 25 Sprung Play 24 Glee Club 24 Assxstant Business Manager Tech Llfe 58 I : - I ,, ll - II, ,23' ' ' ' ' A ,,Ye . . . . . .,, - , - , . .. - 1. And football 'has always been his fad. . . , , . , , . . U . ' : ,' .' D ' h , ' : g , I . , H , . '31 25. . . HE HIT: 92 JMJL GRACE MAE EMMERT fBEEl We all have a good fnend m Grace She cares not for rxbbons or lace She consoles all the boys Enters unto thexr Joys And m all hearts she holds the first place Shakespearean Pageant 22 Dramatlc Club 23 24 25 Honor Brxght 4 Sprmg Play 25 Art Club 24 25 S O S Rep 1 Semester HENRY LOCKWOOD FOSTER ll-IENJ Now Fosters mckname ns Hen Though hes really a man among men We need not tell you He hkes the girls too Of thus he IS shy hell pretend CHARLES WESLEY FRAME ICHARLESJ Tell you what 1' llke the best Llke to Just snt down and rest And not work at nothlng else EDWARD T FRENCH CEDDIEJ In abodes of all bramy work Is where young Eddie will lurk He s qulte a good talker In school hes a corker And his lessons he never wlll shlrk Cadets 4 Years Best Corporal 24 Fxrst Sergeant Basketball 2 JANET DELAVAN FROST CJANEJ Stlll another good frlend IS Jane Frost For ldeas she never IS lost And when shes around Theres a boy also found Who always seems duly engrossed S 0 S Rep 22 Shakespearean Pageant 22 Dra- matlc Club 4 Years Glee Club 24 French Club 24 Secretary Dramatxc Club 24 Prmclpal Dramatxc Club Play 24 Prnnclpal Spring Play 25 Glee Club Play 24 Honor Roll 6 Semesters Honor Medals Scholar shzp Dramatlcs VIRGIL ALFRED GALOTTA CVIRG1'Ll I have never seen a greater mlracle xn the world than myself Swnmmmg Team 22 23 Cadets 2 Years Baseball 23 24 Football 24 25 Sprmg Play Tech Llfe Rep S O S Rep Sectlon Presndent 2 Semesters 59 T T E C 1 5 1' , AI s ' J Wi' . , - . . :U - ,H ,.2': '- , . :' ' E . - - - 4. H ' ,li , - 7 1 ' Company B, '25g S. 0. S. Rep., 1 Semesterg Football, '25: , ' 5. , , , , .- . . .. : 1 ' , , i . . . , . . 1 , Y D ,,' ,, .1 D , - U 1 . 1: 1 '.: l . . ' .: ' ' ' ' . ' . i l HE T TE 9 RICHARD CATH QDICKJ Dlck Gattl at golf IS ll shark In cadets hm has made a good mink He has dark brown halr And the bralns under there Should soon brlng hmm out of the dark Cadets 22 23 4 Thlrd Place Battalxon 22 Wm mng Reglment 23 Best Experlenced Prlvate 23 Corporal 24 S O S Representatlve 6 Semesters Baseball 25 HELEN GILMORE QHELENJ Helen IS a flower rare With laughmg lips and dark brown halr She dresses well And the boys will tell She dances as though on thm axr Shakespearean Pageant 22 Glee Club 22 23 24 25 Secretary Glee Club 23 24 25 Mikado Chxmes of glorisfmandy Sprung Play 24 Techlte Staff Tech Llfe ta EDGAR H CRIMES IEDGARJ How far that httle candle throws 1ts beams Semester NORMAN ALTON GROFF QNORMANJ Norman IS a Semor qulte shy But Just walt t1ll the gxrls catch hrs eye Though now he may blush He ll be caught m the rush And hell fall for some vamp young and spry Cadets 2 Years Honor Medal for Best Experienced Prlvate 22 Baseball 25 RAYMOND JOSEPH HAYDEN QRAYJ There lS a young fellow named Ray A star golfer so they all say What is hls score? Do not make a. roar For he makes about a round ln a day Cadets 22 23 Second Place Company H 22 Wm nmg Battahon 22 Corporal 22 Second Place Bat- tahon 23 Wmmng Reglment 23 S 0 S Rep 2 Semesters NELSON M HEAD QNELLTEJ Though Nelson and hxs glrl are shy, They are seen by most every eye Tls sand she can cook Wuthout any book So Nelsons advzce IS Let her try Cadets 4 Years Best Sergeant Competltxve 24 Best Corporal Competmve 23 Wmmng War Game Team, 25 Dramatnc Club 24 25 Sprung Play 25 60 . . , , , H, . - - , , - Q v , l - 1 v 1 ' ' 7 . . ' ' Y , 1 v , 1 ' . ' u ,I ,... , , , . . I , , Y , , , . , , , . , - , . , , . , .K - H, ll . . ,,., , H- ' Y . ' . ' , , , . al l ' H S. O. S. Rep., 1 Semester: Tech Life Rep., 1 , 2 , . , , , : ' ' Y . I , . . - X . i . I , Y 1 , , , - - , . , , , . . . , , y , . , , . . . , l , , , . - - - -. . . , Z - , , , - - U U , . n I 4 . . , . . . , , , , - , , , - y , , , . , - HE TEC 9 JAMES S HEIZER QJAMESD lr I would rather be rlght than be Presldent Cadets 22 23 Golf Club 24 S O S Rep 24 PAUL HOLDER HERNDON KPAULJ A studlous fellow Paul Holder Takes as much as he can shoulder He 15 never loud Not much ln a crowd Hell be great lf he only gets bolder Cadets 2 Years Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester Radlo Club French Club LEONARD OGDEN HILDER QLEONARDJ O H Slgnlng off IS not nght Leonard could talk all of the nlght I can t say we mlnd For youll surely find That on many themes he can throw llght Shakespearean Pageant 22 Cadets 22 23 Second Place Battallon 22 Wlnnlng Battallon Second Place Battallon 24 Wlnnlng Reglment Second Place Reglment 24 Experlenced PTIVBUSS Medal 24 S 0 S Representatlve 1 Semester Robln Hood 22 Honor Brlght 24 Prlhclpal Knave of Hearts 23 Sprlng Play 25 Baseball 24 Tennls 25 HAROLD W HODGES QI-IAROLDD There IS a young fellow named Hodges Who has a smlle llke Wlll Rogers In Georgetown he llves Where Western Hlgh IS But Quallty not convenlence says Hodges Honor Roll 4 Semesters Baseball 25 WILLIAM HODGSON CWILLIAMJ There s Hodgson that s always so neat, In looks he lS hard to beat Hes fine ln hls classes For he always passes Thls lad who glves tlred eyes a treat Track 23 Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester Baseball FRANCES MARGUERITE HOLMES 1 PEGGYJ Oh Peggy s a glrl ln our class Who IS qulte a merry sweet lass We WlSh she d be here For more than a year For now she IS leavmg alas! Honor Roll 6 Semesters Glee Club Plano Club Drarnatlc Club 61 T H I T E 1 I ..S- , - - tl. , , , , . Y L, . . ' ' , ' '. , , ' : . ' . ' , '24: ' . ' : ' ' ' . '23: I ' ,y ' : '. ' ,' y , '23s '23g Dramatic Club, 4 Years: Art Club, '24.: Opera Clubg , , 3 .. - ., U 3 I .25- HE TE E 9 VINCENT AUBREY HOWARD 4 VINCENT J Young Howard s as good as they make em When prxzes are out he w1l1 take em Hxs saxophone playmg Is well we re not saymg But that musxc can certamly shake em Cadets 21 Wmnxng Cadet Band 23 Glee Club 2 Track 22 WILLIAM ALTON HUNT IMIKEJ Now Hunt IS an athlete quite bold Hes one of the best when alls told He s good ln hrs classes And admxres the lasses Thus young chap thats always so cold 'f HAROLD LAWRENCE JOYNES QHAROLDJ Harold xs qmte a football star On the field he wms by far For on slde lmes IB seen Hls admlrmg queen Who he thlnks IS way above par Honor Roll 3 Semesters Football 23 24 Engmeers Club 25 QJOHNP John IS a fellow qulte charmmg Who has no mtentxon of harmmg A frrend or a foe But we wlsh hum to know That he sometxmes makes statements alarmmg Honor Roll 1 Semester S O S Rep 1 Semester Tech Llfe Rep 1 Semester Sectxon Presldent 1 Semester MELVIN ELWOOD KOONS CMELJ Heres Melvm Koons the shenk Who IS far from bemg meek He goes out every mght Yet ln class he IS bnght And has a new glrl every week MARION LANE IMARIOND She s nexther too quxet nor too gay And she has a kind frlendly way She has won for herself A store of great wealth Of frlendshxps that wxll last every day Entered rn Fxfth Semester Chimes of Normandy Spr-nag Play 24 S O S Rep 2 Semesters Glee Club 24 62 C H I T 1 2 5 .' : ' ' ,' : .'3: ' ' ' H 4.3. JOHN KELLER HE TE H 9 EVELYN KATHERINE LAY r EvELYNm There us a young lady named Lay Who IS happy carefree and gay She works ln the bank To attam a hxgh rank But she never forgets how to play Basketball 22 23 Swlmmmg 24 Athletlc Club Glee Club 25 FREDERIC BUCHANAN LEONARD KFREDDYI Thxs fellow I want you to know For hls pace to school IS so slow That xt IS hrs sad fate To always be late So marchmg back home he must go Cadets 23 Tech Life Rep 23 S 0 Rep SAMUEL JACOB LEVIN CSAMUELJ Who says m verse what others say ln prose Tech Llfe Staff 1 Year Spanish Club 1 Semester Glee Club 1 Semester Graduating m three years MAUDE E LEWIS Maude Lewxs on a wmters Entered school and Jomed the fray She makes good marks And goes on larks But Just how many I m loath to say French Club 24 FOSTER ELLIS LIPPHARD KFOSTERD Tls sand that this boy named Llpphard In place of Stacomb uses lard As he walks down the street On each gurl that he meets He fixes hls eyes and looks hard Orchestra 23 24 25 Dramatlc Club 23 24 25 Sprung Play 24 25 Honor Bnght 24 Cadets 4 Years JOHN THORNTON LOKERSON KJOHND 'Charms strike the s1ght but rnerxt wms the soul. Cadets 5 Semesters Wmmng Battalion 22 Second Battalion 22 Dramatic Club 5 Semesters Sprmg Play 25 Honor Roll 1 Semester Tech Life Rep Semesters 63 T C I T E 1 l ,.'.': ' ' .'28: ,'22,'g .,':..S. .. '24. IPEGGYD , ' I.'d'fY- ,:'5, H5 HE TEC 9 WARREN E MAGEE IWARRENJ We had a great orator Magee Whom everyone lxked to see Hls speech had snap And we lxked xt, to lap So that from two penods we re free Football 23 Robm Hood 24 Tech Lzfe Rep, 2 Semesters Opera Club 24 Honor Roll 1 Semester Agora 24 Secretary of Agora 25 Glee Club 25 WILBUR WYNN MARTIN CWILBURJ If young Martm has any faults They must surely be locked up m vaults He s a Jolly good lad Whose dancing s not bad So no girl will refuse hlm a waltz Cadets 22 23 Thlrd Place Battahon 22 Second Place Battahon 23 French Club 24 25 Engmeers Club 24 25 Dramatlc Club 24 Sprmg Play 25 Baseball 24 Honor Roll 1 Semester ALBERT E McPHERSON IMACT Oh our McPherson I8 a bnght boy With a Joke or two to g1ve Joy Hes a good engmeer Has a musical ear Cadets 2 23 Wmnmg Regxment 23 Thxrd Place Biztlgalgolin 2 Sectlon Presldent 2 Semesters Chemistry C u JAMES MILTON McQUEEN Jr IMACJ J lmmle s the chemlst of the class Renowned for never breakmg a glass Whlle ln the lab He tnes to make Fab But somehow xt turns out to be brass W C MEDLEY Man nn sooth IS a marvelous vam fickle and unstable subJect Basketball 24 25 Honor Roll 1 Semester ALTON JASPER MOORE QSPARKYJ There lS a young fellow named Moore Who IS a good chap to the core Hes not very tall Nor IE he so small That he can t get the gxrls by the score Cadets 22 23 24 Second Place Company H 22 Second Place Battalxon 22 Wmmng Regxment Second Place Regiment 24 Honor Roll 5 Semesters French Club 24 25 Sprmg Play 24 25 Tech Llle Rep 24 64 . . . . , , - - I 1 , n - n 1 , u ' vp . . . . . u ' - 0 1 ' . . . Y I , , . , , , , . . , l 1 . , . - , , , , , - - , . . . . . . - Y , , . , - . . . . . . , V , - . , - , , . , . . . . . - . . . , - f' Q . e l- ' , . . ' And his classmates does never annoy. ,Q , I . . . , . . , , , . . , i . . . . , , . . . , . , . . . , . . . , ,, . . . . . - ,, . , , , , , , - . , . , . . , , , . . n 1 v . 1 , . : D I , 3 , : . 23. . , Q : l , , ' - ' 1 , ' , u - vu , . . . , , , . ., . HE TEC 9 EARL MORTIMER QEARLJ Thls fellow they say IS so brlght That he works hard all the mght He studies at school And knows every rule And never lets books out of slght Cadets 27 Dramatnc Club 24 Engmeers Club 2a Honor Roll 4 Semesters Year Book Staff 2a ELIZABETH MORTON 4 ELIZABETH 7 A pretty young glrl with black halr Black eyes wnh whxch none could compare So sweet when she s smllmg So cute and beguxlmg Oh th1s is Elxzabeth the falr Entered m the Slxth Semester EDNA MARGARET MUNDELL QED? My toast to a glrl lxke Ed Is what our whole class has saxd Her bright sunny smile Makes all hfe worth whlle Chlmes of Normandy Dramatlc Club French Club Glee Club Domestmc Scxence Club RALPH EUGENE NORTON CCY? Now we have a young fellow named Norton Whose pet hobby IS to go courtm And talk about dance He seems m a trance Thus handsome young lad that goes sportm Track 25 Treasurer Seventh Semester Class Chmrman Dance Committee 24 HARRIET NOURSE CDOCJ Now to look at Harrxets sweet face You could never find any trace Of a grouch thereon You can depend upon A smxle her features to grace JOHN THOMAS O NEILL TJOHNNYJ O Nexll 15 a young athlete Whose socks are always so neat Wxth hrs eyes of blue And hrs fan- halr too He s Just the fellow to meet Cadets 1 Year Football 23 24 Baseball Engmeers Club 24 25 65 T H I T E I . - . g - v , L: - v , 3 - . i , ,24, And at school all the fashions she's led. , , ' : ., y , '25: U , ,Y 5 , .' .' : ,'24,'25: HE TE TE 9 CHARLES ALTON PARKER fCHARLESJ There buds the promlse of celestlal worth Cadets 22 23 JOHN G PARROTT KJOHNJ On then' own ments modest men are dumb Entered ln Fxfth Semester DONALD ARTHUR PETTEYS QDONJ Here s Petteys the bowlmg expert Who at this doth hls muscles exert Wxth one roll of the ball He hlts each and all Of the ten pms whxch never get hurt Tenms Tournament 24 CAROLYN LEE PITCHLYN 4 GAROLYN 1 Carolyn s han' IS a. hght yellow It sure has caught many a fellow Sometxmes she gets mad And that makes all sad For as usual her temper 15 mellow Entered m Tlurd Semester Year Book Staff 25 Dramatic Club 24 25 Socml Club 25 Honor Bright 24 Glee Club 23 24 25 KATHRYN GREENE POTTER CTATI In looks tus xmpossxble to beat Our Tat who IS always so neat She has raven tresses And wears pretty dresses And shes style from her head to her feet Entered m Sxxth Semester Dramatxc Club 24 French Club 24 Basketball 24 Glee Club 24 C ANGELINE POTZLER KANGELINEJ Angelme one of our class Is a gxrl very hard to surpass She s qulet and pleaslng And xsnt so freezmg That she 15 not a popular lass 66 1. . . ,, 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 - - 11 , . 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 , . , . . . . 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 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HE TEC E 9 ALBERT PURCHASE IALH There IS a young fellow named Bert At, typmg he IS an expert He wrote qulte a but And made qulte a hxt Wlth keys he s always alert Cadets 3 Semesters Wmmng Regnment 23 Second Place Battallon 22 Presxdent Seventh Semester Class Tech Lxfe Rep 1 Semester Honor Roll 2 Semesters Shakespearean Pageant 22 EDWARD JOHN RIORDAN QEDWARDF Lxttle sald IS soonest mended Cadets 23 24 Wmmng Battahon 23 Wmnmg Regx 1 Semester FRANK KARNS ROESCH CFRANKJ Frank 15 both modest and shy And more studxous than you or I But about such a fellow You can never tell oh I-Ie may be a shexk on the sly JACK HENRY ROYER QJACKP On the dance floor he s fine With hls book he does shlne He knows how to study His bram 15 not mudd For J ack on rock fish doth dme Football 23 24 Sectxon Presxdent 4 Semesters Honor Roll 1 Semester ETHEL RULAPAUGH QETHELJ A hxgh place to this gxrl we allot A fond chum of the red headed Dot Of nothmg afrald But so ready to ald That theres no one she ever forgot Shakespearean Pageant 22 Honor Roll 3 Semester-s JACK SCHOONMAKER CJACKD A hon among the ladies 15 a most dreadful thmg Cadets 22 Honor Roll 22 Golf Club 24 67 T H I T 1 .. - - - In , , U . . . 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Q ' , ' : . - U ' ' ' ' .ll , -, , , , HE TE TE 9 MAURICE C SI-IAPIRO WNIAURICEI Oh this boy xs cutalnly good l'or to hlm muslcs nothing but food He cm sun play the sax And nlmost breaks our backs For he puts us ln a real dancing mood Cadet Band 21 22 Orchestra 23 24 20 WILLIAM E SIDDALL lWILLIAMl Whose lnttle body lodged a mighty mind Cadets 4 Years Second Place Company 22 Best Puvate Competxtlve 23 24 Seml final War Games Sectxon Presldent 24 S O S R p 23 Radxo Club 2 24 5 DOROTHY B SKINNER IDODYD Here s to our opera star May her glory travel afar She has wut and spree And always IS nlce You know how those red halred girls are Shakespearaan Pageant 2 Rlfle Team 24 25 Swnmmmg Team 23 Dramatlc Club 23 Glee Club 2 2 Mxka o Chlmes of Normandy , Rohm Hood Prmclpal Pnrates of Penzance CAROLYN ESTI-IER SNELL CCAROLYNJ She xsn t silly but shes not a png Shes always haDDy and truth to say She s Just what you want forever and aye TechL c Staff 23 24 25 Glee Club 23 24 5 Chxmes of Normandy Robln Hood Pxrates of Penzance Sectlon President 1 Semester Tech Life Rep 2 Semesters Secretary Seventh Semester Class Honor Roll 5 Semesters Chaxrman Class Rmg Com mxttee FAN NYBELLE LEE TENNY CFANNYF Fanny s pretty and graceful as a deer And rs growmg sweeter every year Shes full of good knowledge And lf she goes to college Shell wm many honors don t fear Sprung Play 24 2:1 Prlnclpal 25 G O Rep or Thmrd Fourth Seventh and Elghth Semesters Tech Llfe 24 Art Club 24 Dramatic Club 23 24 French Cluh Za Glee Club 2a Techlte Staff Prmcupal Honor Brnght 24 Secretary Sxxth Semes ter Class Honor Medals G 0 Dramatlcs CARL WILLIAM TOMLIN QCARLJ Flrst m tht fight and every graceful deed els 22 3 24 R 2 68 v I' I ' ' . - , . , , , Y.. .. - - - U K 1 7 Q ,I .' C '- ,'25l . ' ' ,' 5 . . . e ..' : ' , 3,' ,'2. v. . ,' ' - - . ! 1 '01 ' I Y o , -. , , . Q ' ' .-' : . ' , .' : , 23' .4' .5: U d ',, 23: .. ,.. .I . H, . - ... ,. She's not a ilapper, but she's not if dig: , , . if, I, ,. ,. : ,. v, .v2: .. . U, .. - H, .4- , . ,,- . . . . . . . ., : 1 .. . : Q ! J - . I l 1 I - , 'y I ' ,' , : ' ' ,' : . . .,f . , - , -. . . , ' H! . - ' l n , . , , . ..- - , H Cad ,' ,'2,' :S.O.S. ep.,'3,'24. HE TE H 9 TRAVERS TUCKER ITRAVERSJ Young m limbs ln Judgment old Honor Roll 4 Semesters Baseball 2 ALBERT OGDEN UMBERGER QALBERTJ I am not ln the roll of common men Cadets 31 Years Wmmmz Resrlment 23 Second Place Battalxon 22 Drfmmatlc Club 21 22 3 24 25 Opera Club 24 Honor Roll 2 Semesters Technte Staff WILLIAM LORD WARREN QWILLIAMD What do you thlnk of me Cadets 22 2 4 ELLA WILLIAMS IELLAJ Oh Ella IS a modest gurl A tlmld gentle d'nsy Attennons so embarrass her Confuse annoy and harass her They almost drlve her crazy Shakespearean Pageant 22 Pals and Palettes FREDERICK KENNETH WORLEY IFREDJ Worleys qulte an accomplished muslcuan Who can play under any condxtxon Enther classics or J xzz He um de ta tas Wxth really a quite good rendltlon Cadet Band 4 Years Wmnmg Cldet Band 23 Orchestra 4 Years Treasuxex of Orchestra 24 2 ROBERT MARTIN YEABOWER QBOBJ There IS a young fellow named Bob Who IS alvsays there on the Job With the glrls hell excel And ln hls studles as well He ms anythmg else but a snub Cadets 3 S O S R p 74 Sprmg Play 7 24 Glee Club 23 4 69 4. - - - - U , . , . - , , , 0. ll G H A A . . . , i , ,- . . , ' ' . 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HE TE TE 9 OLGA YOWELL IOLGAJ Our Olfza xs gentle and shy Though uc- never could tell you Just why Sho can surely orate In lessons she s great And lts famous shell be bye and bye Sectxon Pnsndent 3 Semesters Honor Roll. 6 Semesters Q f T E, , Q 64 4355? 70 C H I 1 2 5 0 o A-A Y o E , 0 E3-ili gl fj ' 51 'M - ., O gi O . - F 9 NM Autographs 72 HE TECHITE 1925 X fs 5 26 CLASS OF JUNE 'X 'N X Nl ZR HE 9 HISTORY OF TI-IE CLASS OF JUNE 26 S USUALLY occurs on such occasions readers of the Techlte our entrance to the halls of Tech was as an lnsrgnlfrcant tremblnng class of unsophlstlcated rookles We passed unnotlced for our first year but you may be sure We supported the cadets our General Organlzatlon and the varled actlvltles of the school In our Sophomore year we made great provress and the school felt our presence On the football team ett McDonald and Dulln showed up to line advantage and were a blg factor ln turnmv the team from an mexperlenced one 1nto an outfit of champron shlp callber The baseball team had Dulln Brown and Werber ln lts ranks Councilor and Werber held down forward posrtlons on the basketball team whlch succeeded ln overthrowmg the strong lives of Western and Eastern On the track team Bratton Connors and McDonald carry Techs colors and great thxngs are expected of them rn the future Members of our class are also promment rn the clubs and organxzatlons of the school Vrrgmxa Crocker rs the Secretary of the General Organlzatlon McDonald IS Presldent of the Glee Club and Spano rs Presldent of the Spamsh Club Howell IS Secretary and Treasurer of the Radlo Club Malone Werber and Vlfglnla Crocker have been our representatlves on the General Organlzatlon Councrl Among the gxrls who hawe done thelr part rn representlnv our class 111 the VSTIOUS actlvltles are Katherlne Norman Kathryn Chase Grace Murrhead Mary Mann Ruth Tuck Edna Mason Marlon Hunt Eleanor Blckford Charlotte Turner and anle Webb The class was organlzed February I6 l92J and the class OHTCCIS were elected ohn McDonald was chosen Presldent Wllllam Werber VICE Presldent Kathryn Chase Secretary Harry Councllor Treasurer and Gene Dulln Sergeant at Arms Remember readers that we hate another year at Tech before us ln thls remalmng year we hope to surpass all other records and make for ourselves a posltlon unique and enuable 1n the annals of Tech 70 T TECHfTE 1 25 , , J, , ' , ' . , y J. I J 'sm 'Q . ?'Nx.1 CLASS OF F EBRUA X X HE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY 27 HIS IS a class worthy to be mentroned as 1 roup of true Teclrrtes who possess the re1l Old Tech Sprrrt Not much time elapsed after our entr1nce 1nto the school before we becam rnterested rn the sarrous actrvrtres whrch are 111 exrdence at Tech There rs no reason why 1 cl1ss whrch has been 1t Tech for two years should not partrcrpate rn the actnrtres of the school and we are proud to say that at no trme rn our career hawe we ne lected our duty ln thls respect Our class has members takin, part rrr all the drfferent branches of actrvltres the Dramatrc Club the cadets the orchestra and the numerous organrzatrons whrle the honor roll has shone wrth the names of frfth semester students exceptronally well represented some of those most promment berng Lrllran Padgett Nancy Elsroad Elrzabeth Roland Grace Volland Frank Orbello Frank Stutz Fred Morhart and Earl Brohl Our representatrxes rn the orchestra are Osaood Peck Reiley Mccam Wrnne more and Thompson To athletics the class has contrrbuted far more than the usual number In football we are ably represented by Stutz and Hufnavel Blackrstone Smrth Fellows Stutz Morhcrrt and Derrrck work on the track team Terneak who was a reoular on the b1 ketball team rs mth Rerley out for the baseball team We 116 now lookrn forrmrd to that day rn the near future when the class will or 1nrze and elect rts ofhcer 77 T T E C H I T E 1 9 2 5 J, , v , ' ' ' . t g ' ' , ' rv I lt ' ' if ' . . ' 1 . 1 ' ' c c ' I c h n V Q g . . ' Q . U 5 ' , , 7 Y Talent has favored many of our fortunate class. In the Dramatic Club we are Y , . . . . i , . , , , , , , y u . V . 2 cv 1 1 I 1 s H ' ' ' A 1: 1 g y . v ' y a K , -I u v r a I , D 1 K s' , ' ', ' . V c . . ,A g vc A v, . 4 - , s y. 'gr ' ' ,ff CSvU,,L...,,y, fL .'k Ql vi if b 'ff J -A 5 IC . A 1 M , 5 . v X Y 7 ,I y'xfrM. LD. VJ . , .,mf l ff x , - xxx I4 A 1 Zytffuia fy U, JUNE, ,ZZ :X l 3 X95 GL -J ta X M X- CE gig C'-ASS OF li 'fi 5 I? 5 HE HISTORY or THE CLASS or JUNE 27 E HAVE completed the first half of our four year Journey toward gradua t1on that Journey whrch when we came 1n as rookles seemed so long We are just beglllnlllg to reallze how short the trme we spend at Tech really IS and that we have only two more years ln whlch to accomplish all the feats whrch when we entered we fondly believed we could do lI1 one semester Smce trme IS a necessary factor 1n the maklnv of the reputatlon of a class we consrder that we have made excellent pro ress ln the space of two years we have accompl1shecl a Great deal Many of our students are enthusrastle members of the Glee Club and the orchestra Several of our class had lmportant roles ln The Plrates of Penz nce and the class IS well represented 1n the Dramatlc Club The names Of a large number of our members Grace the honor roll As a class we have always responded qulckly to the requlrements of the varlous or anlzatlons and we feel that we have shown m every way that we hawe a great deal of Tech Spmt 79 T TECHITE 1925 9 7 .rl wif ASS OF FEBRUARY 28 J! J QNBXN xx 7f'.Z ,W 4 fr! 9 . V' ' fu, ,Q 6 A HE HISTORY OF TI-IE CLASS GF FEBRUARY 28 R -X THIRD seme te1 cla Q ou1 ecoicl 13 weiy ood We haxe entered the oi 'lll1Z'1tIOl1 ot the chool and haxe responded wsilhn ly to the calls of Tech Life incl the Hear Book Many of Olll class 1re 111 the cctclete incl they will clo then be t foi the Qchool 111 the Competitive Drill We are all IIHCIC tecl 111 We me e pecnllx well 1ep1e entecl IH diamwtic seweial of ou1 members havin tdlxen t 111 e 31111 I 3 li t 5. It OU1 next hue semeeters heie at Tech me ae ull of oppoitunitx 1 the pest three X e believe th'1t we will be whle to malte ou1 oocl iecoid much bettei 81 T T E C H I T E 1 9 2 5 , 9 X A1 S . SV . . '.. v . sg . V , . jo gt ' L ' S A S . ' 'i ' g U i Q, c V . ' ' L i c .. Q athletics. and those of us who have any ability have gone out for the cliflerent teams. 14.5 rcv.. ..5 ' .c'S, ,. . xgc. par ' th S1 g ala' ts ear. A ' ' V ' p , f . ' 1, K S C M . , x. ' . C , ,' I , A 3 28 NE OF JU SS CLA 9 HE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF JUNE Z8 LTHOUGH we have been at Tech only a short tlme we have already become a part of the school and its act1v1t1es Thou h we are strll lowly freshles each one of us clalms hrs or her full share of the famous Tech Qpmt and we expect to do b1 thmgs at Tech ln the three years that follow As a Freshman class we have been extremely well represented 1n cadets and athletlcs Many of us have one out for the Dramatlc Club and hope by the use of natural talent and hard work to be able to take leadlng parts very soon We have responded nobly to the calls of the S O S the Year Book the General Or amzatlon and Tech Llfe Each one of our young hopefuls IS stuclym very hard to make hls first year at Tech a good one to thls the honor roll bears ample wrtness Althou h we have made llttle progress as yet ln CSt3bllSl'llll a reputatron for our selves there IS every rndlcatlon that the next three years wlll see the raprcl advance ment of a hard worlcm and ambltlous class 83 T TECHITE 1925 9 5 1 .,v v . 3 , J U .G. . O . y . '. g ' , , , . U.. ,, . .UV D 7 ' D . Q . . ' gy . . ..g . A .g .. i 29 CLASS OF FEBRUARY HE HISTORY OF THE. CLASS OF FEBRUARY Z9 LTHOLGH th1s class has entered but recently lt ha already hown reat promrse of b6COIT1l11 one of the l1vest cla ses ever enrolled 111 Tech lhe members hate shown rewt enthuslasm for practlcally ewery aCtlVlty offered IH the chool B8SldCS the usual number enrolled 111 the Dramatic Club and the llke or an1zat1ons the class has contr1buted a lar e number of promlslng youths to dnferent branches of athletlc A reat many of the boys haue one out for baseball rlfle basketball l16HI11S and klndred sports In E1dd1l1OIl to these act1x1t1e the class has contnbuted lar elw to Tech s cadet cornpanles and there IS l1ttle doubt that many stu dents from th1s class mtl hxne on the honor roll 85 T TECHITE 1925 9 7 v . - v,. S- HE Livwaivwg L Civwfv bf! .ZS Z' Autographs 86 T T E C H I T E 1 9 2 5 4:1 xx h X my ,, ' , 4 35 MAA .Z S sg egg A L J- !-QF' N398 ji X ss sl! 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THE TECHITE 1925 THE TECHITE I 925 RALPH A ELLIOTT J FRED MOSS STAFF Edwvf H1 Chwf RALPH A ELLIOTT Busmese Manager J FRED MOSS Lzterary Edztor HAZEL J SCAIFE Asszstants CONSTANCE HAY MARGARET P MITCHELL Adteztzszng Manager JQHN R FARRELL Assrstants GRACE E FOLEY C EDWARD POLLEY FRANCES E SMITH RALPH C VAN ALLEN HUGH S WERTZ Lzmcrul Eclztol MARY S STEVENS Asszstants VIRGIINIA A COLE EARL MORTIMER FABNYBELLE TENNY ALFRED UMBERGER Photograph L Manage: RICHARD F JOHNSON Art Ed1to1s STUART A C-XLDWELL MARY E RYERSON Cadet Edztoi RUDOLPH W DAUBER Spoit Edltol EDGAR NEGUS C Ula .Sport Edztor MARGARET F WHITE The ent1re staff feels the value of the splendld advlce glven by our faculty adv1sers MISS L1ll1an McCo1m M1ss Blanche Lew1s and Mxss LOUISE Sm1th and smcerely thanks them for the hours of xx ork whlch they have g1Veh and the Qacufices they haxe made 1n aldlllg the success of thls xssue 88 1 I .---------- ---- ---..---.. v ' 'C '- .,,..... .... - - ...... ,,., - ..,..., - ,,,----,,-,,- . v v y v I I A . 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' . - , 7 7 . . v ' M 1 THE TECHITE 1925 SCAIFE MITCHELL HAY STEVENS COLE TENNY MORTIMER UMBERGER FARRELL SMITH FOLEY VAN ALLEN POLLEY WERTZ JOHNSON RYERSONT cALDw ELL DAL BER WHITE NEGLS 89 THE TECHITE 1925 TECH LIFE HE MEMBERS of the Tech Llfe staff have worked constantly and con srstently throughout the year to produce for the students a paper of more than ordmary worth one whlch acqualnts them wrth the current news and rn a small way takes the place of a magazme by supplymg mterestlng lrterary supplements A school publlcatron rs a real ancl vrtal factor rn school lrfe Apprecratmg thls fact the staff members have grven their tlme wllllngly ln an effort to produce a paper whrch would be worthy of Tech The members of the staff are ohn W Mauchly Editor rn Chief Frank I Wmant Assocrate Edltor Lewrs Atkins Busmess Manager Curtrs Draper Assrstant Business Manager Hugh S Wertz Clrculatron Manager Robert Corry Art Edrtor Hazel Scalfe Lrterary Edrtor Leroy Stockman General News Edrtor Constance Hay Margaret Mrtchell Florence Davldson Carolyn Snell Katherrne Chase Tulro Cordero Thomas Hall Aaron Sugar Samuel Shaffer and ack Levm Assistants Rudolph Dauber Charles ust Helen Gilmore Vlfglllla Crocker Samuel Sugar Margaret Buehm Column Editors Leroy Stockman Exchange Column Miss Elrzabeth P Defandorf IS our efficient literary adviser Mr Leslre G Bruce our former fmancral advlser has been succeeded by Mr Edward C Lockwood 90 an - 11 ' 1 1 1 . 1 .J . , - - , . . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,I 1 1 1 ,I 1 1 1 1 1 I , . . 1 - - 1 1 . . . HE 9 59 -1 HE ORCHESTRA has completed another successful year It IS becommv more and more apparent that thls IS one of the organrzatlons that wxll never fall to brmg honor to Tech Besldes entertammg the assemblies mth Good muslc the orchestra has as usual played for the graduauon and class nwht exerclses as well as for the sprmg play The Teachers II1Sl1lLllC was more than ever impressed by the rendltlon of several beautxful selections ln order to show to what an extent a school orchestra can be trained and to IIISPIYC the younver students wlth thus :deal our orchestra has played at several of the umor H1 h Schools Dally practice under the able leadershlp of Mr Walten has developed the organl zatlon to such a degree that lt IS the reclplent of much pralse wherever rt lS heard 91 T T E C H I T E 1 2 5 1 THE ORCHESTRA D . . . y J . THE TECHITE 1925 S O S QSOCIAL SERVICE COUNCILJ HE S 0 S started thls years work with Margaret Mltchell as Presxdent and Russell Banker as Secretary Treasurer Both of these loyal Techxtes have worked hard with the Cablnet which IS composed of semester representatives and the sectlon representatlves to make the efforts of the year prove worth while At Christmas trme there was as usual the tree rn the hall attractively decorated and surrounded with good thmgs which were taken to the Washington Home for Incur ables In addltlon a new plan was trled this year which proved very successful Flfty cretonne bags were provlded by the Central UHIOH Mlsslon which had several hundred to glve out to the poor children of the c1ty at Chrlstmas Each sectlon representative mce Chrlstmasy thmgs to make some klddy happy About S200 was glven as Chrrstmas glftS to the Memonal Associated Charltres The Bruen Home The Red Cross Fnendshlp House and the Chrxst Chrld Soclety Plans for the dedlcatron of the memorlal tablet ln honor of our school s dead war heroes were completed ln a speclal S O S assembly on MCMOIIBT Day Wrth the hearty cooperation of the school the representatives and the faculty advlsers Miss Marsh Mlss Hammond and MISS Dean the soclety has had a very success ful year Partlcrpatron ln the efforts of this unselfxsh orgamzatlon to lend a helplng hand will never lack apprecxatlon or reward 92 had charge of a bag, and every one went out of Tech stuffed to overflowing with real, THE TECHITE 1925 TECH STUDENT PUBLICITY COMMITTEE LTHOLGH organrzed several years ago the T S P C has been rnactrve srnce l922 However rt was reor anrzed rn September The officers elected to serve untrl February were ack Pearson Charrman Charles lVlrner Vrce Charrman and Florence Davrdson Secretary We were very fortunate rn obtarnrnv as faculty advrser Mr Crambs whose ready ard and knowledge of Journalrsm has helped us materrally The T S P C has three drstrnct arms Frrst to rnform the people of Washrngton what rs omff on at Tech by pl crnv artrcles rn the newspapers second to brrng more closely together the actrvrtres and clubs rn the schools thrrd to ard and encourage lower ln February the followmg offrcers were elected Charles lVl1ner Charrman Nelson Webber VrceCha1rman and Florence Davrdson Secretary It was decrded at thrs trme to rssue to each student a handbook free of charge Thrs handbook contarns an accurate descrrptron of every actrvrty at Tech besides a short brovraphy of the members of the faculty and a record of the accomplrshments and achrevements of Techrtes and Tech actrvrtres The Handbook Staff was headed by ack Pearson as Edrtor rn Chref Charles Mrner Assocrate Editor rn Chref and Wrlhelmrna Gude Llterary Edrtor As the membershrp of the T S P C rs lrmrted to one representatrve from each actrvrty at Tech the orvanrzatron rs necessarrly a small one but rt rs composed of a hardworkrng group whose one Goal rs a Greater Tech 93 T . g uqnn . . . . , ' g ' ' . . 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O u . . . . .. i J . -. - . 3 . 3 . - THE TECHITE 1925 ' RIFLE TEAM HE ONLY members of last years Rrlle Team who returned thls year were Captarn elect Edgar Negus and Paul Sechrlst At the first call for candldates about twenty responded and practlce was begun on the Busmess Hrgh School range As the Busmess l-hgh range IS not so modern and adequate as some of the other hrgh school ranges rt rs hard to develop a hrst rate team Thxs shows the need of a modern range 1n the new Tech lVlr Burns the former faculty advlser of the team resxgnecl because of other dutres and hrs place was taken by Mr Benner a new member of the faculty who has worked well with the team and has taken a great deal of rnterest rn It The team has been practlclng very hard for the matches rn whlch they wrll compete Of the many boys who came out for the team about ten have showed themselves to be falr shots These constrtute the team that wrll represent the school rn the matches They have been grven extra practrce on a separate day from the one when the whole squad practrces This 15 necessary as the tlme allowed each man rs hmrted and sufh crent practrce cannot be had on one day a week At the time of thrs wrrtrng no matches have been participated rn by the team but we feel sure the team wrll do nts best for Tech and strlve to put her on top 94 , . . 1 , . 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L ,f ' 15 i .1 I pt N X 1 E N fw W 1 ' 1 Hi ' 1 42 W N M W lg LL i1:1'.S.l HE PAST CADET YEAR AT TECH YEAR that has been marked by much success for the cadets IS about to pass At the trme of thrs wrrtrnv the cadets have already equated or rmproved upon therr showrng rn the last few years Last year the Colonel and hrs stafl were appointed from Tech It IS very unusual for a school to have the Colonel two years rn successron That however rs what laap pened for last October Rrchard F ohnson recerxed hrs apporntment as brrffade commander Hrs staff offrcers were also prcked from Tech It IS doubtful whether Tech ever turned out commanders as brrllrant as those lroldrng these posrtrons now ln Lreutenant Colonel Paul F Scott we hare as the commander of the second revrment a man whose record spealts for rtself Last year he held the rank of a second lreutenant an unusual posrtron for a three year man Thrs year he had the second hrvhest cadet average rn the second regrment The battalron commanders Majors Rrchard Kreffner and Dallas Cashell hold the confidence of every man rn the frrst and second battalrons respectrwely There should be no more room for worry as to the slaowrng of our companies when they take the field rn the early part of une All of the captarns were prcked from among the hrghest rated men rn the regrment Captarn Dauber the senror captarn had the hrghest average rn the regrment and last year held the rank of a frrst lreutenant Captarn Sayles record shows hard work and consrstency As a member of the cadet corps he can well be relred upon to turn out a tlrorouvhly drrlled company Captarns Wrrrarrt and Lee have envrable war game as well as drrll records The war Game cham pronslarp of the second revrment was contested by teams of whrch the Important and drfllcult roles were taken by these two men Captarrr Wrnants team was beaten rn a hard foufflrt game by Company H whrch later captured second place rn the brrffade by defeatrnff Westerrr Tech rs very proud of Company l-l as no Tech team has llnlshecl second rn the war Games for some trme These captains have set an example for their men that has been reflected by the sprrrt shown The foregornv successes and those to follow haue been brought about by the coach rne of Tech s new rnstructor Captarn udltrns Tech lost a splendrd rnstructor rn Major lxennecly when he was compelled to leave but Captarn Udlill1S has frlled hrs place very satrsfactorrly and eflrcrently It was he who coached the war game teams and made them the formidable aggreffatrons that they were Tech owes much to hrm for the help he has Urven the offrcers 96 T T E C H I T E I 9 2 5 c A ' . A' D . ' ' . c V ' ' c ' - I ' V V ' ' 8 , , ' v C . , ' I 4 . J ' ' ' T za . . . . V 0. ' ' c ' ' I . . , - I . io D ' 1 a . . . I K . .y . . , Y . , 'c . I - - 1 Y v . l w I c O D c . T V In c ' '- ' .. D - . . O. 'K . , ' A Y - '- n . . c - D , - K A . .D 0 ' n . 3 ' l . ' D , - D , J - , . . . , J . q U . c ' . D . ' v O . THE TECHITE1925 BRIGADE AND REGIMENTAL OFFICERS FFICERS commandrng the brxgade are once more Techltes Rrchard l' ohnson was appolnted Colonel after competm wrth men of hugh standing from all schools The man of the hour who cames the hopes of every school when he marches to the center of the held on the fatal day of the competmve drlll IS Major John W Mauchly Brlgade Adjutant The other officer on Colonel ohnsons staff IS Major Perry Schroeder Brlgade uartermaster The non commrssloned ofhcers are Sergeants Paul H Smlth George Wood and Joseph F McCann Lreutenant Colonel Paul F Scott commanding the Second Reglment has worked hard ln an effort to make h1s command hve up to tts past reputatlon On hrs staff are Captam Edward T French as Reglmental Adjutant and Captain Hugh Wertz as Reglmental uartermaster The non commlssloned officers are Sergeants oseph Kauffman and Howard F Humphrles The FIYSI Battallon has a capable commander IH Major Rlchard G Kleffner one of the hardest workm officers rn the hrlgade He has as Battallon Adjutant Flrst Lreutenant R C Slmmons The Flrst Battalion 15 composed of Companles A B and C all of whlch are Tech companies Major H D Cashell rs Commander of the Second Battalron whlch IS composed of Company H of Tech and two jumor hrgh compames Major Cashell hke Major KICHHCT 15 a hard worlung offlcer Hls Adjutant IS Fxrst Lieutenant l.. L Stockman 97 ' 1 ff ' , AX: A rl ' FBQT lfiaal J . .04 . ca -4 an - . . . J , . . , . , Q . - . , , . . ' U 7 - 1 n ' 9 .U . . . . o ' 1 ' ' ' y 9 9 . . , ' ! S . . . . COMPANY A THE TECHITE 1925 COMPANY A OMPANY A throughout the year has strlven to attain that clevree of perfectlon by vshlch xt may worthlly represent Tech upon the held of competxtlon The real Tech Spmt has been shown by each one from the two Splelldld llCUlCl'lZ1IllS to the lowest prlvate 1n then UIlSClllSl'1 servlce and Generous lfts of txme ener y ea erness and patlence DCVOUOII for Tech Ulovvs ln the heart of each member of A and the school may well say that A will do Its utmost to bring home to Tech thxt lon ed for Flag Bogley C L Lmger I O Robex G E VS is man -X -Xlloy A A Bawett Beall R XY ham Cunn1n Deggeb VS H Drxer D -X Dudlex R E Eno H G Famo sa C J I'1cl1tZ F J Erlbbxc lx W' Frowd E P Hall J NI Hmtlex E B Cfzpffzzn SAYLES ROBERTI Prnt Izczzfuzant CROSS ARTHUR B Sccozzd Lzcufezzunf XVXTERS CH-XRLLS SERGE -XNTS K6lSt9Y J T Edwards M A CORPOR -XLS Hexunb S N Schnudtman R D PRIX ATES Haxell R B Hlgdon E F Hunter R H J L1ttell C H LOXIH VV H 'tlclxmley VV L1be1t H L Nielera VV J Nixers J F 'Nash H F Norwood H B Prull P B Pu h D H Runold VS B 99 Nolland R J Blandford W O Horne R C Eberlx H E Rowe B S Schultz G E Sxuder E YV Thomp on J H Tm lex G Truexxoxthy B G Tyler G F Wall VS C Vtlld J H Y 1 -X B W ood C E XX oodruff P . , O . . 3 O. . O U . . v . C ' C 9 3 7 ' D , v v I . .. ., 2 g - . - . , ,. ,. I 4. y - Y A ' ' .. ', , , , A ' E. 7' ', . . I , . . Y , . . Y , . . ' , . . , . . .', . . J S, . .v. , . . Q s ,. . G. ' , . . 'j, . . . l',- . . . ' , . . ' , . . ,I. A. , . . , . . 7 -' , . . , - - , - - Culp, L. E. Kengla, R. I. Thon1as,M. S. ' g , .A. , . . , . . L -. '. . ' gf, - . S - .T v ' - - - Y .lr ' R' T Q .vs - .', . . ' , . . ,T 1 . . , . . - y ' - 4 r 1' ' 5 , ,. . - j , . . , . '- .' y U , ,' ' , . . Y1ll's,.. . ' ' 1 ' r, 7. . A ' , . . V , . . ' fr y 'A - as 9 ' ' , - , , , 3' s, . . COMPANY B THE TECHITE 1925 COMPANY B OM .ANA B always a crack unlt IQ thle yeal hun up to ltS pant reputx Q hon The men hue all shown fme Qpmt In malun the company what t Some of them lll fact refused hl her ranks ln order to remun nl the company Such Splllt IS bound to o fam and for that reason we wlll wwe plenty ol confidence when we talce the held nn une ln dnll wnh the exceptlon of 1 few off days the company has put up CXl1lDlllOIlS that hue lnou ln words of plane from many TlllS hls been aeeomphbhed rhrou h the coopemhon of the ofllcer to all of whom much ratltucle IS clue for tht auppor' they lm ne given throu hout the year Cnpffzzn DAUBER R W Iwfst Izeutenant JUST C H Second Lzwffenmtt VVEBBILR F 'N SERGE ANTS Drapex VS C De Nlar Allard H F Blacllex J C Anc :ew J G Bu LI H NI Copelmcl R J Daweon F E Dax E E Fewer D H Cawler J H Gelman H Glacldzb J VK Cooclhcart XX H Golf tem N I Coocllng E L Lmberger A O Berman L CORPOR ALS Eapey B B Jae 91 G 'NI PRIX A PES Greenlee H R Hfurxe R E Henrx L L Johanne D B 'llarcellmo C 'Nhller D F lltiox D A NIcHLnrx W C N IH NI L Nleclbulx A F Palne A F Potter C R 101 Payne H B Baum C Mc Nlexerb J E Rflum L J PIIHCIPQ C S1lYt'llll'lTl I B Snuth C Snut lump Topham H Auth C F XX utltm C Hut! J A tc nlc VS X l an T 'XI P, Y r v y .M .V V A .v. g . Q L- . . C v V K , . . '. g Y K X i is. , ' 1 , Ag t ' I A '. ' g ', 1 4 ' 'l lt ' I q J C , L A I A 2 ' A g ' ' ' I. 1 . A Q 4' g 4 A 5, g A ' 1 ' . z ' A' g I . Z - , . v. ...N . 7 . , - , . . i, 1 1 , . Ava 4 Ll - ' T v , . . ,. . . , . . . ,J. D. , . , . . 4 , . . ', . . . .' ', . . ' . ,. g ', .. . C , . . , r , l' 's, . . ' , . . ' , . Betts, D. E. Griffith, J. D. Sheiry, J. L. tlf', . s, .. . ,... 2 , . . -', . . ,Y l , I. ' 1 , .. . 5. . . ' S 'z , G. F j, . . . ' ' ' , . ' , .VV. av , . . . ' 1 , . . 'V , 1. JV. 1' ' , . . . -' ., . I s, . M. x - l v ' ' 1' f , . . i, . . .. . ' 1 , . '. -lel' S.. . . Vhi -5' -s,J. ' I ' , v. . . ' 'A', . . . Sl , - . . ls ' ,-'.. . .' ,. . ,. I l , I - A., . . COMPANY C THE TECHITE 1925 COMPANY C OMPANY C started the year mth one arm an wen to mn the drlll W haw: but one lamp by wslalch our feet are Uurded We haxe dxllled con Qcrentlously and are prepared to put up a real scrap on the Held The ofhcers and non COmmlSSlOllCd offlcers who have worked especlally hard to reduce tfllllll and arouae company spmt have succeeded to a remarkable extent On the whole the company has put up a very fane shosun and wall be as atched mth mterest on the e Cupffmz VN IN ANT FR-XNR INCILRSOLI FllSf Iuzltfnazzf WINNENIORE -X B. Qcconcl Izeufcnant BRETZFELDER B SERGEANTS Llppard E F Drckenaon W Lamp Smlth Beagle E B Brall C Brown B T Bullmgame Colhnb H R Conklxn W -X Crump C F Defuerb C Edwards P Elhs C Gerhold Gladden L F Benner W -X H Hou' B P Dance J G CORPORALS Easeac R B Seaton E C PRIX -XTES H1 A C Jeffrre F B Kalhoun F Ixcarnex R J R sal G N Lxnch D Nlajor F G NIcNIul1en -X B NI1Cllx1H B 'NI Nlorrartx J D Pltte R R Reed R F Rue J 103 Gunn' X A H1I11llt0Il H Huusu S antall Rlley R Rrnfxudot -X NI Robert on R R Rock R F R09b1t81 VS W Schaffer R R Smnod Soo C Spank C W Spunkle W B VS atkm -X Xoun F H , I Y '. . . '. .. . ' .. e U . . .. . Y L Q o L I . I' K I - u C L n c - y v v y I g 4 . . . - ' ', ' L .A . . . v , 1 v L V 1' gy I .' vc .' ' . . , . v - - , . 1 . . A , . . . 1 J . , - - A . ,. . . .L 1. ' -- , . , Y . I , - , . 1. . , . . z ' K ,f ., . . , .D. , . . z , . . , L. C. ., . . r ' lj, H. H. ' ,P.C. . , . . e ' ,C. Allen, D. E. G1'0X'QS,H. G. Richter, B. L. , . . .1l,. . . ' -', . U .A . ' as, . . ' . ,. .- . , . 2 , . , '. v 1 ' - ' ' bv, - . 'y . . ' . , .L. 'is. , . '. ', '. '. R, . . N' , . ' c ', . . ',', '... -z' sp.. .' ,S. , . . - - ,- . . , . 4 ' , . - ' , .. . 's, . . Y 4, u A 1 L sv, 4 1 ' - 5 . . , . ' .., . . ' ' S, . ,J.F. 1. . . ' gr, . . I .1 , . . , . COMPANY H THE TECHITE 1925 COMPANY H HE COMPETITIVE d11ll IS xet to come VC hen rt comes Tech mtl hnd Com pany H p11med and 1e1ds for the b1 exent It can honestly he sud that the war bab1es possess pep and Splllt lar e factors 111 tl1e welfare of any compwnx Comp 111y H IS fortunate 1n haung such a capable set of men and tw o hard wo1k111 lreutenants Every man has cooperated mth hrs comrades 111 arms to make Company H w snappy well Cllllled and well-d1sc1pl111ed Ulllt a company 'worthy of the tridltlon ol Tech It IS the fondet hope of every man that we m1y bllll hack the Fla to dc-11 old Tech bntrl that lb clone our duty l1es UIllllllbl'1Cd Cuptnzn LEF T G Fzzsf Izfutuzruzt SNH DER Stroud I Lllfellflllf HE-XD 'N SERGEANITS Thoma F Borden E E Crow der E Fowler B Amberger C Blagxvz -X Blum ll Busehcr J Cr1pp1n C Clapp S Croelter J Drenex H Donnel F Drl sal X Dueltctt X F Duncan J Fuchs L F Graxe S Ix J Pltts D E S1ddall W E CORPOR ALS Tenm S W Y 1 hall L B PRIVATES Green J Harrrngton F Heflm VS He terbergr G Ixe1te1 R W Lax J S Lau S Lum F J Nlftnn C H N 1 h C NI Nlelntxrc R X Paul If W Pe mock J R Peter on H X 100 Cow W TNIHHQHIOTQ J Seharr H A PIOSISQ 'NI Schneuler C Stfmsburx E S '11 S J Trppett E VS Pol on E L Trotter Q S Trorcel E L We1nt1aub L W ehcns H E XY 1ll1er H XX 1lk1n o11 C 1 on I Vvoorl C H ' ' ' Q M' ' 'g ' . 1' 1 . . . , y g , 1 C Y 1 z 1 1 ' v - ' ' ' g L L . ' f 1 7 C -I - 1 Y K K K Q v 1 -, ' I ' .Q . . .' v f M s I . ' s ' ' . ' r 'I g ' tg 1 . ' , . - A - J, . . 1 - Q ' , G. P. .. 157 ,. A , ju M. S, - ' , . . . , .H. , . . , , , ' . .B. j, . . , ' , . as , . . , .A . 'V ', . . ' , . ' 'l' ,- . Anzelmo, L. A. Griggs, T. D. Rossier,R. F. us, . ' , .D. 1 ' , . 1 ' 1 - 4 -1 . a - I' 1, .D. 15 1' , . ugc ', . . . .B. ' ', . '. ' , . ' v 7 . , - h, . . S , . . ' , .A. ', . 1 , . . -', .H. 1. s, . . ' . , . . 'S'1. '.H. .Ia's, ', . . .H. 1, '. . ' ' s , 1. ', . . 2 - . . W'ls . .. A. , G , Y N . -Q THE TECH BAND HE 9 THE TECH BAND INCE xts beglnnmv the Band has been a credrt to the Cadet Corps ln years past the cadets used to requlre the SCTVICCS of other bands for therr com petxtrve drrlls but now they have a band of thexr own to furmsh the muslc The Band IS chfferent from the company for 1n the Band a man must be tralnffd ln muslc as well as xn drrll As It takes at least a year to tram a musrcxan the Band suffers each year from the loss by graduatlon In the past year It has aceompllshed several new marches overtures and popular pleces If the Band contlnues to Grow and lmprove ln the commg years as It has 1n the past four years Tech wxll have an 0fgE1IllZHtlOl1 of which rt wlll be Justly proud Cuprazn H E SAWGSTON Drum 1111101 H BORRUAT WX -XXRFS Saroplzolze A B-XRRON Alto E-XDIE Cornet Berman Comet J Howell -Uto Cordero Pzccolo xans Dfzfms P French Clfzfznet SERGE -XNTS F t E E ZLCK Cornet Second F G TONIPSON Buzztone Third P B COWTGILL Clazznet l T T E C H 1 T E I 2 5 irs - . . T , ' I - . . T I, - r C. '. . ' . , ' T, H X, ' '. . , ' H. . . -', T. . . ' , . . ' , 0. , , ' . B. , ' . . ' S, - R. . ', r E. . ' , . VV. . ' , ' R. . , .. T. , ' E. . A ' , L ,r A. . , .' T' E V H, H, A 5. My . - . L' ' Y, 5 y V- . H. . 1 , ,' H. , .U E CORPORALS W -XTSON Drums NI HIIND Barztone PRIV ATES V Halne Cornet S Lone Cornet D NI111er Qu oplzozze Nhers Drums Prnken Su oplzorzc 107 W E PECK Cornet W F RLSS Clarmet L Senasack Cymbals J Stager Drums K Stanton -Ufo Wrlkenson Co fret THE TECHITE 1925 JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS HE OFFICERS detailed to the two Junior high schools are not fighting against their own school but instead are fighting for the honor of Tech In accept ing these details these oflicers are showing a combination of true Tech Spirit and the esprlt de corps gained through three years of cadet training Captain Henry P Noble commanding Company M this year had a fine record as First Sergeant of Company B last year He IS ably assisted by First Lieutenant officers are Sergeants oseph Shepperd Louis Frankel Harry A Stacy Richard Lorelberg and ohn C Russell and Corporals Elmer Knight and Robert Ingram The hrst company ever formed at Langley unior High is captamed by Ronald E Smith one of the hardest working officers in the regiment First Lieutenant F V Barker and Second Lieutenant J I.. Atkins are capably assisting Captain Smith The non commissioned officers are Sergeants oseph Sorrell F Suracl G W Knight J Byrd and A B Bennet Tech can rightly feel proud of these officers who are striving to uphold the honor of their school by doing their best for the compames representing Columbia and Langley 108 Edwin Whitcomb and Second Lieutenant Francis Richardson. The non-commissioned : J , ' , . , ' , ,I - . ' . o 1 . J . o . I e I q . - ' ' J , . ', . . ' , . . Y, P W4 kt N O O Q1 X f Iv ,.-,.1,' ff I ,,, I ' A 4 1 gum L Cokfwi HE 9 LEO KRIZ ELMER P HARDELL MELVIN PRENTISS OUR COACHES HERE can a finer set of athletlc directors be found than those we have at Tech3 We are indeed fortunate to have such a celebrlty and a genuine Tech celebrity at that as Hap Hardell that former Techlte and graduate of the University of Michigan who has made our football and track teams so famous next years basketball squad will be coached by Mr Kriz from the McFarland Junior High and we all feel sure that he is going to turn out a team that is worthy of Tech Mr Prentiss has the responsibility for our battlng squad which of course deserves credit for its line work Although Mr Krrz and Mr Prentlss are new in the school everyone is hoping that their soyourn will be a lengthy one and that we will soon know and love them as we do our Hap 110 T T E C H I T E I 2 5 Mr. Sanborn, of Dartmouth, guided our quintet, and did it admirably, too. Our THE TECHITE 1925 BASEBALL HE FIRST CALL for baseball candldates was answered by one hundred enthuslasts The outlook which was very brlght at the start of the season has dimmed conslderably but the old Tech Spmt can be counted upon to pull the team through nts rough spots An excellent schedule of thlrty games has been arranged wlth some of the leading teams of the East Among those appearmg on the hst of formrdable opponents are Naval Academy Plebes Leonardtown Prep Mt St osephs Hugh School Baltimore Poly Charlotte Hall and Mt St Mary s Prep of Emmltsburg Md A pecuharlty IS notlced ln the arrangement of the mter hngh scholastic schedule As has formerly been the custom each hugh school met the others once this year each school will encounter its opponents twice Coach Prentlss charges have been working earnestly to uphold the standard set by former Tech teams The team IS well fortified ln the pxtchmg department havmg ett Guethler Stafford and Dulln as dependable hurlers It seems to be a toss up between Hxle and Mealy m the catchmg department Werber last years short stop wlll take care of that posltlon while Bobys also a veteran wlll hold down second base Fales and Lucchesl both newcomers wxll take care of hrst and thlrd bases respectlvely In the outer garden Adelman last years slugger IS a statlonary m center field MlDHlCkS and Counclllor both recrurts have had conslderable sandlot experience and are expected to hold thelr own ln the sun garden 111 - o 1 - - so --no 9 , . . 9 1 - - n , . , , - . , . 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' 9 J Q 1 9 ' . . . , . , , 1 n 1 . v 1 g . , . - . v s 1 . s I , THE TECHITE 1925 TRACK HE TRACK season this year has been one of keen disappointment mlxed with pleasant surprise for the followers of the clnder sport The showlng thus far has been fairly encouraglng Lack of training facilities and other dlffi cultles have all combined to thwart the efforts of Hap Hardell to repeat his champion ship performance of last year and resulted ln a victory for the Vrrgrnians bv the score of 80 to 42 Nearly all of Tech s pomt scorers were novices in their various events For the coming season Tech will compete in meets at the University of Maryland the C Club meet and the Spring Meet and whlle no winning predictions can logically be made it rs a certainty that all concerned will clo their best 112 The first meet of the outdoor season was with Episcopal High School at Alexandria, THE TECHITE 1925 TENNIS I-IE FIRST regular Tech Tennls Team was organlzed last sprlng Last year for the Hrst tlme the Board of Inter Hlgh Faculty Advisers recognlzed tennis as a mayor sport and arranged an mter hlgh champlonshlp serles All of the hlgh schools except one were represented 1n thls serles whlch was a blg boost for hlgh school tennls 1n Washmgton Tech dld not wm the champlonshlp bemg defeated by a very fine team from Western The past fall a tournament was held at Tech whlch was won by Fred Dodge the other seml I'IIl3llStS bemg Knenast Doyle and Detwrler Slnce February first the team has practiced clally and IS ln the best of shape for the commg sprung serres Those on the team at present are Doyle Detwller Dodge Krenast and Barley Doyle IS captam and Detwrler IS manager Last summer several of our players galned honors outslde of school Fred Doyle and Ben Detwller were runners up ln the Dlstrrct unlor Champlonshlp doubles Fred Dodge was runner up 1n the Henry Park Munlcnpal Tournament and George Balley won a unlor Tournament ln Tennessee All of thls speaks well for the team s chances thls spring 113 - 9 , - 1 ' ' x ' a 1 ' Q v - n ' ' s y 1 , . . - J 1 ' 9 J . . . , 'RL UH THE TECHITE 1925 THE GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB T HAS always been the arm of the Girls Athletlc Club to secure for 1ts gurls the best posslble physical condltron rn order that they may derrve the greatest benefit from their Intellectual and soclal opportunltles both rn school and after graduation The efflclent officers and mterested members have made thls a red letter year for rrfle practrce tenms and hockey Of these basketball rs the most popular but the other four also have thelr many supporters TTIIS IS shown ln the case of the candldates for tenms Many turned out although the nearest courts to Tech are several blocks away One lover of tenms will be lost this year when Vmnette Taylor graduates as was the case last year when Dorothy Baumgarten graduated However we feel that thelr places can be successfully filled rf the underclassmen wxll only come out for the sport 115 the club. The sports participated in are many. Among them are basketball, swimming, THE TECHITE 1925 GIRLS BASKETBALL FTER MISS COOPE became Dean of Grrls she took on so many new dutles she dnd not have time to teach physical trammg Mrs Trenls the new lnstructor IS an excellent frlend and helpmate for all the glrls and especrally for those lnterested ln basketball The basketball gurls worked hard the past season They were m the gym prac tlclng every Monday and Thursday at two thlrty oclock from September untll the playxng of the champlonshlp games ID anuary This year the Sophomores won the coveted champnonshrp They surpassed even the umors ln thexr abrllty and probably would have vanquished the Senior team had there been one Antomette Crowley also forward Louxse Budekle the crack center Marlon Weed and Barbara Mitchell srde centers Clara Wxse and Captam Grace Moomaw the old relrable guards As a result of farthful practrce the umors wrth Grace Muxrhead as manager made a fme showlng rn team work The other members of the team were Helen Petrxe Elrnor Brckford Penelope Graham Katheryn Potter Edna Mason and Marlon Hunt The Freshmen must not be forgotten Although they are new to the school they have not lacked school spxrlt and mterest When the girls were practicing the Fresh men drd their full share and when lt came to playrng the games they showed the Sophomores and umors that they possessed pep and actlon to the last degree 116 l l The Sophomore team was made up of Octa Buchanan, star forward and managerg . . 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HE 9 Haw THE GIRLS RIFLE TEAM HE GIRLS RIFLE TEAM has made splendld progress thls year In Sep tember It had a membersblp of srx glrls It now has seventeen crack shooters all of whom are able at least to hrt the target Paul Sechrlst an expert on the Boys Rxfle Team coaches the gurls at every practice To hrm IS due a great deal of the credlt for the success of the team Mr Crocker supervlsor of the crty high school teams vlslts the gurls every three weeks to see how they are progressing and of course to teach them new posltrons and to correct the old ones So far the gxrls have made falr records ln the standmg posltlon but have obtained thelr best results ln the prone Mnss Radcliffe rs the faculty advlser and the safeguard of the team as well She has qulte a thrllllng time preventing the glrls from pI'BCIlCIl'lg on each other As Tech has no r1lIe range the gurls are obliged to use the one at Busmess I-I1 h on any day that does not confllct wrth the practice of the teams at Business In spite of this dlsadvantage the team has xmproved lmmensely and has had a very success ful year 117 T TECHITE1 25 :QI HE 9 THE GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM HE GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM although not very well supported durmg the last year has among rts ranks some grrls who are fast becomrng profrcrent swrmmers The grrls use the Y W C A pool one afternoon a week As they have no oflicral mstructor therr progress rs dependent on practrce and what they can teach each other It rs hoped that more gurls wrll come out for the team next year and that rt will be possrble to arrange some meets wrth other schools The personnel of the team meludes Margery I-Iurd Lrllran Padgett Mlldred Ellett Vrrgrnra Kalmbach Grace Downey Marran Fulton Vrrgrnra Grrmsley Penelope Graham and Paulme Moore 118 T TECHITE1 25 f fvfff X 4 1 2 X 5 X 1 73-... 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I - ,V n x . . .E A ', Y .u NX THE TECHITE 1925 THE DRAMATIC CLUB HE DRAMATIC CLUB needs no Introduction to Techlte readers Those who are famrllar wrth the school organlzatlons can point to thls group as a club which embodres the Tech Spmt and thelr ldeals It was organlzed by Mrss Stewart SIX years ago and smce then has mlluenced the school ln no small degree The varrous major productlons grven by the club have always met wlth huge success The first presentatlon The Importance of Bemg Earnest started a successlon of plays Last year Honor Brrght was presented and the year before Booth Tark mgtons Clarence was repeated several trmes after the planned performances clue to rts enthusiastic receptron Thrs year under the leadershlp of oseph Sorrell and wrth Curtrs Draper as Vice President the club has thrown an emphasrs on one act plays thus grvmg every member of the orgamzatlon a chance to partrclpate Five one act plays have been presented during the year At the Dramatlc Club entertainment whlch took place last fall two plays were given after the dmner ln une the club plans to glVC a vaudeville on whlch It xs now workmg The success of the Dramatic Club hes not only m the team work of lts members but IS largely due to the splendrd drrectlon of the faculty adviser Mrs Eda B Frost She has been the man behmd the guns of every productlon that the club has given smce she became rts dlrector and her enthusrasm has gone far toward making the Dramatic Club a success 120 - - as - 11 . . U . . ,, . . - 1 - u , 11 ' - 1 1 an - 11 - 1 v ' - 1 u v1 - 1 1 J 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - J , . 9 , . . - no - 11 - - 1 SECRET SERV CE CAST OF HE THE SPRING PLAY ECRET QERVICE this years sprm play was proclaimed a success worthy of Tech by those who saw It The play which 15 William Gillette s melo drama of the late days of the Confederacy offered splendid opportunrtres for effectxve stagmg and costummg whrch added greatly to rts presentatron No detaxl was overlooked whrch might contribute to the hrstorlc settlng The Sprmg Play Committee headed by lVl1ss Hutchmson worked trrelessly and an enormous amount of rmportant work was done by those ID charge of the costummg propertres and coaching create the proper atmosphere by the rendltxon of melodles and songs of C1v1l War days The members of the cast worked enthusnastrcally throughout all the rehearsals as well as m the actual performance and acqurtted themselves most credltably Those IH the cast were Charles Waters Hazel Scarfe Fannybelle Tenny Ralph Ellrott anet Frost Curtrs Draper Grace Emmert Eloyse Sargent Wllhelmma Ctude Colton Chunn Rlcharcl ohnson ohn Knowlton Hugh Wurtz oseph Sorrell Martln Brown Robert Wlck Leonard Hrlder ohn Lockerson Ashton Sharr LEWIS Atklns Foster Llppard asper Moore ohn Tompkms Nelson Head Rlchard Lorleberg Edward Polley Samuel Shaffer Benjamm Baden and Albert McPherson 122 T T E C H I T E 1 9 2 5 Before the curtain, and between the acts, the orchestra and Clee Club helped to . : , . , , . ,J T .I v .I Q ' -I ' . 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' , HE 9 TECH OPERA AND GLEE CLUBS OFFICERS JOHN MCDONALD Preszdent CARMEN COLLIER Vzce Preszdent HAZEL BOYCE Treasurer T THE BEGINNING of the year there was only one slnglng organlzatron at Tech the Opera Club but lt was large and grew stlll larger untll fmally lt was found necessary to cllvlcle lt lnto three groups There are now three muslcal clubs a glee club for upper classmen one for lower classmen and the Tech Opera Club whxch IS composed of both upper and lower classmen In anuary the era Club presented The Pirates of Penzance whlch was recerved wlth much enthuslasm and was very successful It next took part ln Paul Reveres Rrcle a cantata whxch was grven at Central m April ln conjunction wrth organlzatrons from the other hrgh schools The Tech slngers also entertained with some songs of Clvll War times between the acts of our sprlng play These are undoubtedly among Tech s most popular organlzatlons and they aCCOm pllsh a great deal that IS worth while 123 T T E C H 1 1' E 1 2 5 HELEN GILMORE-TODOTTiiTTTTTTTTTT1111TT.-.1-.-.T-.-.-.TTT1TTT.-.-.-.TT ..., fsgsfemy I 'I . Op I ll 1 ,Yi l' THE TECHITE 1925 RADIO CLUB HE RADIO CLUB IS one of the oldest socretres at Tech It was organlzed thlrteen years ago as the Tech Wireless Club for all Techltes interested ln radlo but has srnce undergone reorganrzatron and changes rn accordance with the development of radlo Consrderable apparatus of varylng nature has been accumulated but the club has no regular radlo station although several attempts have been made to set up a per manent statlon The essentlal parts for a transmrttlng set of the spark type have been left by some previous members but this IS now out of date and IS not used The club also owns some recelvlng apparatus Perhaps In the future Tech burldlng the Radio Club may operate a standard amateur station and make Tech known by radlo all over the world The Radlo Club has held many mterestmg meetings ln which members have talked on therr experrences and rdeas Miss Zandonrm and Mr Whrttemore of the Bureau of Standards and Mr Smith of the Natronal Radio lnstltute have given lnterestmg ta s The present membershrp comprrses all those who have an mterest rn radro The ofhcers of last semester were Robert H Rose President Davld Wingate Vice PYCSI dent and Russell E Banker Secretary Treasurer Those for thrs semester are Russell E Banker Presrdent Robert H Rose Vrce President Elbert Howell Secretary Treas urer and ohn Osgood Sergeant at Arms 124 lk. ' ' ' ' 1 .I S ' HE 9 THE ENGINEERS CLUB HE ENGINEERS CLUB rs the baby organlzatlon of the school but xt IS a very PICCOCIOUS youngster Though xt has been organized only smce Aprll I l924 rt has already done notable work rn brmgrng the achlevements of thls partrcular phase of technlcal tralnmg before the school The ofhcers for thlS year are Leroy Stockman Presldent Hugh Wertz Vrce Rudolph Dauber and Edwm Henderer form the executrve committee The club rs allowed to conduct two assemblles each year Thrs year the speakers rn these assemblres were Dean ohnson of Maryland Umversrty and Mr Bllss of the Blrss Electrrcal Qchool As features at the regular meetmgs we have had a talk on chemrstry by Mr Mattern on electrrcxty by Dr Heron on the slide rule by Mr Adams and on the history of mathematlcs by Mr Myers the faculty advlser Thus we have strmulated the mterest of the members rn engmeermg and the ldeals of the club Such an organrzatron IS a decrded advantage to the school and to those who are mclmed toward engrneerrng as lt has made that study better known and more appre Clated by presentrng It ln a practlcal rather than theoretrcal manner 125 T T E C H I T E 1 2 5 President: and Ramond lager, Secretary-Treasurer. These officers, with Charles Just, . ' . . J , . . , . . , THE TECHITE 1925 'e0L.-11,471-Cfu..0flf5 -N' LE CERCLE FRANQAISE E CERCLE FRANQAISE IS an outgrowth of the long established French Club whxch was forced to break up year before last on account of the resxgnatlon and later death of nts competent and well loved faculty advrser Mlss eanne Maret Wlth the unselfish asslstance and untmng efforts of Mr Gambs as faculty advlser It has agam become an lmportant part of the school An endeavor to acquamt lts members wlth the customs characterlstlcs hterature and great men of France has prevarled ln all that the club has done durlng the year A crossword puzzle ln French by members of the club was a hlt at an early meetmg of the year talks on vanous phases of French lrterature proved to be lnterestlng as well as lnstructlve Several playlets ln both French and Engllsh were presented before Le Cercle Le Medecln Malgre Lul The Doctor rn Splte of Himself a comedy by the great French play wrlght Molrere was a feature of the year Durlng the year the pollcy of holding meetlngs after school was changed to havmg reumons at the homes of the members every other Friday evenmg where dancrng progressrve conversatlon m French French songs novelties and games comprxsed the programs Much of the success of the orgamzatlon was due to the officers Wrlllam Shoemaker Presldent Margaret Mltchell Vice President and Margaret Schloer Secretary Miss Freyhold and Miss MacMahon our French teachers drd much to boost the club wlth therr hvely lnterest and unstmted support Au Revorr 126 , ,L c J ' v u g I 1 Q v Y - - on H 4. , - 1 , - , -H in - - - n ,Q . ., ! 1 ' , .4 f - 4, - - - 1 1 , f y ' l 1 n ' l 1 ' S 1 1- . H THE TECHITE 1925 EL CIRCULO ESPANOL L CIRCULO ESPANOL or the Spanlsh Club as lt IS more commonly called was quxte a thrxvmg organrzatlon ln 1923 However when rts corps of ofhcers graduated rt faded out of exlstence All last year the need of such a club was felt greatly In September l924 due to the concentrated efforts of Florence Davidson Tullo Cordero and Mr Blume rt was reorganized A meeting was held ln Mr Blume s room early ln October when the followrng offrcers were elected Edward Spano President Florence Davldson Vlce Presldent Adela Swecker Secretary Tullo Cordero Sergeant at Arms and Samuel l..ev1n T S P C Representatrve Since then regular meetings have been held and affalrs have been running smoothly ln February a new set of officers was elected as follows Edward Spano Presldent lrvlng Burr Vice Presldent Adela Swecker Secretary Elmer Eugltt Sergeant at Arms and Florence Davldson T S P C Representatlve At first busmess meetings were held every other Wednesday and social meetings once a month Now a combined busmess and social meetmg rs held every other Saturday night at the home of one of the members ln this way the meetmgs of the Spamsh Club do not conflict with those of other school actlvrtres Early ln the sprlng the school was entertained by a one act Spamsh play entitled Amor Inocente Inasmuch as a number of the club members are undergraduates and new members are always welcome lt rs hoped that the club will contmue to prosper 127 I 1 - Q I Y I . . . . , , . . . s - Q I l - I ! i 1 - ' , , . . . . . . u ' n ' 1 I J - I 1 7 9 - - I , . . . . . 1 ' Q ' n ll D! . 1 . THE TECHITE 1925 THE OFFICERS CLUB N THE latter part of October 1924 the cadet officers of Tech organized the Officers Club under the leadershrp of Lreutenant Colonel Scott The first meetmg of course was for the electron of officers As ln prevrous years the Lleutenant Colonel was elected to the office of Presxdent A Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer and two Sergeants at Arms were also elected The arm of the club has been to add to the effrcrency of the reglment as a whole and of the compames rndrvrdually The Splflt shown by the ofhcers has been reflected by the Tech cadets ln thelr work thls year The company captains l'CallZll'1g the necessrty of a vlctory for Tech have thrown aside any desire for lndlvlclual honors and have dlrected all of their efforts regardmg dnll toward one slngle purpose The result of thus IS four excellent companies mstead of four medrocre ones The first venture of the club soclally was the Second Regrment Dance 1n the Central Armory February 26 I925 The way the dance was spoken of by those who attended It proves that the club can entertam as well as drxll Cadet Nrght was also an enjoy able entertainment which was arranged by the club The present members of the club all of whom will graduate this year leave Tech proud of thelr four year record ln the service of the Hugh School Cadet Corps 128 l 1 1 v on v n - - v 1 - 9 . - , - , - - I ' 1 s s s ' - . - so - n . I - u 9 A THE TECHITE 1925 AGORA INCE rts reorganlzatlon m I922 the Agora Debating Society has thrrved to a hugh degree under the efficient dlrectlon of Dr F J Hemelt The officers chosen to serve from September to February were john Pearson President Frank Wrnant Vxce President Adela Swecker Secretary and Raymond lager Ser geant at Arms Most of the first semester was spent m debates which tended to develop a team strong enough to challenge outsrde schools For practice the Agora scheduled a debate wrth a frfth semester class on the question Resolved That capital pumshment be abolrshed The team chosen to defend the afflrmatlve ln behalf of the Agora con ln February the following officers were elected to serve untnl une Charles Mlner Presrdent Dallas Cashell Vxce President Warren Magee Secretary and Leroy Stock man Sergeant at Arms ,lack Pearson was elected crxtrc During the past semester the Agora has been unusually actrve Negotiations were made wlth the debatmg socretles of the other hugh schools to maugurate a serles of debates to determine the champion of the clty However the crowning event of the year was the scheduling of a debate between the George l'llgh School of Phlladelphla and the Tech Agora Socrety lt rs hoped that these debates wxll be an annual affarr hereafter We are justly proud of the success which the Agora has attalned and deeply appreclate the help rendered us by Dr Hemelt and the support which the student body has grven us 129 l W , sisted of Charles Miner, Captain, Leroy Stockman and Benjamin Bretzfelder. . . J : . , THE TECHITE 1925 PALS AND PALETTES LTHOUGH the Art Club 15 one of Tech s youngest organlzatrons lt IS one of the hvelrest Pals and Palettes has already accompllshed one lmportant thrng rt started out to do that rs to encourage and stlmulate the appreclatron of art among the students Besrdes holdmg rnterestlng drscussrons at the meetmgs concernmg the hrstory and progress of art these up and commg artrsts vrsxt local gallerres hold exhlbrts and orgamze sketch classes wrth social galety and the Latm uarter could rt talk mlght tell of a number of good tlmes that have been enyoyed there Who has not heard of the beautlful Hallowe en Masque the Chrrstmas tea dance the Valentme entertainment and a dozen other evrdences of enjoyment? The officers elected rn February were Wlllram Shoemaker President Archre Detwerler Vlce Presrdent Grace Dormey Secretary Margaret Mrtchell Treasurer and Billy Baldwin Sergeant at Arms 130 These young Bohemians, besides being devotees of art, are thoroughly in accord . . . , ,, . Q . , . Nfl? J HD QTWERN IM IU WX fig ix Mx X X Z! ,...l 1 L Y 'W s , XX I X 5 w -s ld s J f Q. .Ln 2? W V 1. ? A ff-N. 'gi fi ,Sxfmuaby ,JM .J ay' ' f gil 1X si- 1 X .? X x x HAYYQYERMN HE 9 132 T TECHITE1 25 HE HI 925 l D 9 5 an o D oo 0 o o 5 DCSCIlp11OH VERTICAL Not bright Usage An advisory grade Erector A sort of yacht Part of the head Perfect type tpll Pertaining to leng Preposltlon Fried ball of meat Fraud Act of enduring Man s mcltname Build Sketchlngs Turn abruptly Male deer Internal Insect Preposition To separate Woven straw Flsh Possesses Same as 44 To perceive Chmese com To ml Vegetable tplj Stateroom Heater Period of time Cpll Clrcumference He burnt Rome Fine buntmg One who effaces Whistle tplj Encounters Tolerate Weasel Variable horizontal Prefix meamng agalnst Two Ascent Comunctlon Public highway Last part of vold Still Place Beverage They re in the pharynx Preposltlon Fimcal Answer InterJect1on Tear Side path Strike dumb Footprints Large animal After seventh Teamster Watts or Girl s name Unity Ships Po1nt fabb J Railroad fabb J Behold Twilight Theresa fshortl Preposltlon Performer Sister of Ruth fHoly Blblel Comunctton To crowd Rables Great 1rr1tat1on Teach Swift Devoured Not sour Attendant Figure of speech A cend A 4 1403 l lv 16 A9 7 1 209 2 0 5 l 21 20 223 224 220 28 3 2 20 5 of Cross Word Puzzle Easter to Pentecost R llrbit Capt un of the Arlt I- lammg, torch Ey rle I' lows r tpl l Uncomfortable Cold Cxudm metal Naval radio station Feeds on ants ConJunct10n Act of guiding Prefix meaning not Patent medlcme tftbbj Unity Manuscripts tabbl Prefix Teacher Conjunctnon Mansion Economy Near Exposure ln 'nr One who peeps On dt ck Contractlon for slow Sensible Unity fpl I Repose Same as 248 horizontal Figure Dig Same as 170 vertical Groaned Punish Body of water Punish Straln Rabbit Before Staff To yield unduly Ill treatment Small boring tool To defraud Fourth of a bushel To give directions for uae Form of verb to be It disappears when you stand up Paddle Musical drama Unity Personal pronoun Comunctlon Personal pronoun Preposltxon Not now Speed Evening tcontractlonl Tool for making holes Cry of a sheep Build Tlred Name for a right angled P1179 Right tabb J Preposltxon Covering for the arm Samr as 46 horlzontal Very thin Suffix denoting agent Live coal A disease fabbl Nluslcal note Indefinlte article Pxefix meaning before Prefix meaning again Same as 68 horizontal Flower commonly called Hag Never tcontractionl Central part of a wheel Used in laundrles tplj 133 t 0 0 1 O EJ 4 180 O 1 7 20 0 Ethereal Stnmr tabb J l'orm of verb Vthlcle Set of players fpl D Bachelor of Arts labbl Prt position I e ive out Porm of verb to be PL rsonal pronoun At sea Stumble Nltnonal Educatlon Assn labb l Pxeposltmn Lowest possible point One who rents Neuter pxonoun To look afttr Bachelor of Sciences tabb J Negative Obtain Rodent Personal pronoun Point of compass Conclsely One who lays wagers To strip off the skln Break into pieces Eludes Man s name Overw helmmg sorrow Degree of heat Foot of an animal Same as 71 horlzontal Prefix meaning back Personal pronoun Fourth musical note Part of the body Devotion Exclamation Prefix meaning three Aflirmatlve to bt Opposite of walk To sum Loose Muck Fasten Available property For walking in snow A iight Sailor Boy s name To separate Indoor game Final Judgment Form of the verb to Exclamation Personal pronoun Vase Musical note Distant Tap Kick out Electrical decomposition Answer tabb 2 Decay Form of verb to be Stem Boy s name Anger Indt finite article Derrick Negative Pertaining to mineral springs Mountain tabb J Suffix denoting sex Illegally set fire Cave Prefvc meaning half Period of time To administer Elongated fish Form of verb to be 208a Bearing 2081: To inquire CContznued on 'nut page? 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' . 1'3. A ' . 67. ' . . 197. . ' . . 1'4. ' . 68. . ' . 198. . ' . 1 . ' . 70. ' ' . 99. . 1'6. ' ' ' . 71. ' .' ' . 201. . 1'8. . 74. .' ' ' . 20L., . ' . 1'9. . 75. ' . .. 4. ' A . 160. ' . 76. ' 20'. ' ' . 163. . . 207. . 164. . 77. 1 ' ' . 208. , 16'. ' . 78. ' ' . .. . ' . 166. 3 . So. '- ' ' . . - .. ' ' . 20Sc. 209. 212. 214. 214. ZQ 9 2a 0 9 9 A 2 X 7: 2: ,J 21 w va 21 34 I 10 60 7 1 m x THE TECHITE 1925 Printer's measure. ' To wash l To set with K9l'I1S.1 floors. Head wx-ar. Estimator of, values. Brother of Mo-,es C h e c k water Pm posttmn Perlod of time Same as zontal PTOPOSIIIOH Path Same as An automobile Musical note R o c k metul Part of radm set E v e n tlon J S mme as zontal Same a-. zontal Beverage Usayze Drunk 1 n s m a I drafts Portmn of land Superl xtne suffix Fragms nt of cloth Uproar Prefnx m eanlng axzam Blrcl Same as 41 hor Great notse Exclamatton Mlmature rtver Artlculate Shallow pan I 'Isis Comedy Ek RA 5111077 25' DESCRIPTION OF ABOVE CROSS WORD PUZZLE flow of 143 hon 141 hor contalnmg lcontrac 229 horn 160 hnrl Clerk HORIZONTAL Teacher Above and lfIUChII'lIZ Part of the verb to be Ttacher To have vustence Behold Smgular pronoun Io seek the favor of or make love Iwrst ptrson smgulat of the verb to be One of the muscular orgnns vxhlch cover t e teeth To emrclse a restxalnmg Influence ovet Gtrl s name Defmlte article fSpamshb Doctor of DIV1I11tyl :bb I bo thus To stop or obstruct To stoop low A dtsease characteuzed by eruptlons Tht nommattve plural of the personal pro- noun of the second ptrson The first and Iaet tmtlals of a recent baseball catch who has left tht school To be lndebted to the extent of I :ke Smgul tr pronoun 'Iouard Close tu by Abbtcvlatton of a notthnln statr You and I One ox any Iwxed ln optmon Vhthln lo bttnp, to accomplishment Exist An atom bearlnt, an elcctltc charge Common nmn fox in l.IJlllLTTIlC Exterlor A me xsuxt f lp mc es Iounrl tabb I Stteet 1 xbb P Ratlroad 4 nbb P buhordlnatmb, comunctmon 4Lal1nJ 1 Dtfimtt artlcle tSpamsnJ That IS Excl lmatlon Not you Lomls for Feacher VERTICAL To have vxorked hard Unto the tlme of up to To catch suddn nly Prmters measure A degree fabb 3 A farm hcld and opexattd by tenant A luke ox llke Afxxcan antelope Wandtrels Prefix Wlthout a non 1 Q sxclent Company tabb 5 Tovsard Teacher I Ike or r1ve1 Pertatmm, tu tcm fngtd A nur whlch grows ln thls country flwlutaly Teacher Part of the verb to be Short fm mothcr Feacher Certified Public Account xnt labbj HOIH4 d anlmal Fo thxs or that extent Teacher To sn..n as correct To cnus4 uneastntss ot B4 longs to you Iouald a hlghet place One. who ptlts Ieucher Icacher A ttsptctful llllllfbw to men Nlatter ln tht atxlfotm st ate Half an em A tall In mutt attentlon pun xn tplutall 222I I .. 225. 228. - ' . 230. - 231. 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' ' ' . 45- ' I - 55I ' I 47. ' ' . 56- 1' r '- I 48. I ' ' ' 1' A ' . 57. I 50. ' . 551. 1 - ' 1 - A ' ' . 53- ' ' '- fo. - ef-in '- 61. '25 '10 Af ' I1 01- - 51 2 I I F3. -- : ' . 5-.QI I' - 2 I I 66. . ' ' ' ' ' 'z -. 65. .' 4 . . 70- ' - I I 67- ' ' - A f ' ' ' I ll, - , 134 Patronize Our Friends THOSE. WHO HAVE, ADVERTISED IN THIS BOOK HAVE, CONTRIBUTED TO THE. FINANCIAL SUCCESS OF YOUR YEARBOOK Patronzze Them' O TRAYER GLLEC E Trazns Young People or the Pro esszon o Buszness 721 Tlurteenth Street COLLEGE GRADE BUSINESS CGURSES FGR HIGH SGHGGL GRADUATES Hgh School Graduates Only a e Adm tted to the Followz g Courses unior Secretarlal Accountancy Senior Secretarlal Business Admmistration Strong Demand or Strayer Graduates Y P SPECIAL SUMMER SESSION pytRg f r B r M 3430 T W DoNoHo P .1 7 4 P J HARMAN D 137 I If ' f ' f ' fi H i r i 'n Stra er Em Ioyment Service Places Graduates in Secre- tarial, Accounting, and Administrative Positions. :-: :-: Ap I o e istrar or Catalogue, Applica ion lank, E c. ain ' ' 1 F I i . . , ire Ofcial Photographer for THE TECHI TE I 925 TENSCHERT F LACK 802 F Slreel N W Waslzzngfon, D C ROOMS 39 40 4l PHONE M 5495 THE CAPITOL MODEL AERO CLUB offers you free mstructlon m the bulldlng and flying of model aeroplanes Address Communlcatlons The Secretarv 1210 EIGHTEENTH ST N W SUSCEPTIBLE AUDIENCE Professor I am gomg to speak on llars today How many of you have read the twenty Hfth chapter of the text? Nearly every student ralsed hxs hand Professor Good' You are the very group to whom I w1sh to speak There IS no twenty fifth chapter WHAT DID CASEY SAY? The track supery1so1 recelwed the followlng m endmg 1n the '1cc1dtnt report on Caseys foot uhen he struck It xx 1th the Splke maul 'Now under Remark do you want mme or do you want Casey Phone Main 1380 Estabhshed 1836 J WILLIAM LEE S SONS Funeral Dlrectors 332 Pennsylvanla Avenue N W Washmgton D C 1 I 0 ' 0 c u 3 1 note from one of his track foremen: nIv S ' V ' C ' , . . I V I . V. . , 1 A 4 Syl bv v ' v v Yssfzu ' ' D , . . PEARSON AND CRAIN Jewelers 1329 F STREET IN VV Graduatlon and VN eddlng Presents Class and Frat Plns and Rmgs Dmmonds and Watches LOCAL COLOR Rea Ina what fo wo buv dat odder box of shot blacltm Ilza Go on dat rmt shoe blaclun flats my massage cream Y 0 L L A N D Reglstered Plumbers and Gas Fltters 1316 Nlllth Street N W Phone North 1136 KANT KOP KWILTS Mard tto hotel managerl The sheets are gone out of room 19 Manager fgomg to the reglsterl Let s see who occupred rt last nrght Yes just as I expected someone from Atlanta Georgra Ttlas Ranger llN ANY DORM Xou look all shot Ned Drdn t you sleep xx ell No' my room mate and I suffer from alternate msorrmra Alternate 1I1SOH1T112i9 What s that? W hy whrchewer of Us gets to sleep first keeps the other awake Bron n Jug 'RY Words bometlmes fall to express wour feelln gs I4 lowers-N ew er bas It W 1th Flon UDDL BROS Q0 1214FsTRE1-:TN n Phones Maln 4917 4978 4279 12191221 G Strut NW . ' v 7 v ' v . r N. . 4 A , 1. N b . x ,- 1--y ' . .' V ,' v. v 1 4 . , 4 . 1 , L 4 N Y! T Y. . . T . . . , . . Q , - r- , v I 4 V Y . I ! . ' , . , .- . . Y Y . , N c , . . ' , il HA' . Y - ' ' I! 4. . ' ' ' Y U Ad ' v ' v - , - s ,7 v . 1 . 1 . 4 Y N ' ' . v . I . A-f ' ' T v . uw , 7' .ersv 1 ' 'Y 1 1 ' 5 0 0 1 T V I 4. Q 0 . ,.. I -I 1 H ... f?w ,v ff Vfffy ey XXYQWM We beet ff Ni ,xx X L x HAT would a College Year Book be wlthout lllustratrons? Regardless of the lDTllll3I'lCB of the eclltorlal contrrbutrons the wltty com ment the rnterestmg brographrcal sketches or the beauty of the prmtecl book a very blg somethlng would be mlSSlHg were there no prctures We made the Half Tones and Lme Plates m THE TECHITE and for the Annuals of many other lmportant schools and colleges W CE JOYCE ENGRIIVING-QQMPJINY sv-Q f7NE PHOTO 3QNMWM?0 'Nero l Y K0 ,ll item 140 flax in X' 'Q X lll 1 4 E rx- r' 5 ff ffmsmzs .Kb sfys assumes .1'z?gsc::11..r fs .snassazzzsazeisas Q3u?L'fE?EEHEHRt3EiiEHEEEyiH?fw he ' jgggggg jgQ:::::::::. 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Sam Well s1r dey add to my dxscomfort sub- tract from my pleasure d1V1de my attentlon and mult1ply l1ke the d1ckens JUST A COMMA BUT The wlfe of a man who had enhsted 1n the Xayy handed the pastor of a church the follow 1ng note Peter Bowers havlng gone to sea, h1S w1fe des1res the prayers of the congregat1on for h1s safety The mlnlster glanced over xt hurrledly and announced P Bowers hav1ng gone to see h1s Wlfe deslres the prayers of the congregat1on for h1s safety Business Phone Resldence Phone Maln 3562 North 4o10 LEONBERGERS MUSIC STORE Starr Planos, Player Planos and Phonographs Gennett Records, Q R S Rolls and Sheet MUSIC All Kmds of Muslcal Instruments Plano Tuning and Repalrlng 926 New York Ave N W M E B B E S S 940 LOUISIANA AVENUE Fancy Fruxts and Vegetables of All Kmds UOOD JOBS FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES Callmg out the statlons on an ocean l1ner Deck swabber on a submarme Ch1ef lmesman for the w1reless telephone com pany Stoker on an O11 burner Sellmg electr1c fans to Esqu1mo land and ear tabs ln the South Sea ISIES The wlfe and daughter of Lleutenant Berry of the Great Lakes Nayal Tralmng Statlon 1n attemptmg to enter a slde gate at the statlon were halted by a sentry on duty who had orders to allow no one to enter by that gate Sorry but youll haye to go around to the mam gate sald the sentry courteously Oh but we are the Benys' responded the mother Lady It wouldnt make any dlffelence lf you were the cats meeozt you cant get 1n through th1s gate Phone Maln 636 Repalrlng EDTV L KNEE SSI TRUNKS SUIT CASES FANCY LEATHER GOODS 'The Store Nearest Pennsyly ama Ay enue 409 SEX ENTH STREET N W Washmgton, D C . . 4 K v y ' 5 : ', ' 9 . D , . ' I Z I 7 7 - I I O . 1 . . . - 1 '-' -4 9 . . . . U v . . ' 1 Y 0 l I - n I l Q I 0 D ,K . . . . ' J ' ' I! . .4 . . W3ShHlgt0H, D. C. O . V Y A 9 ' o 0 ' - 9 s Ki V Y l ' Y ., . ,, . , . -- v .. H 4 v , - , as , . l 1 4 y- v 1 Y v I ,, , J - - s s ' 2 . ,, . - . . THE ROGUES GALLERY An elderly man of ultra convlvxal hablts but wxthal learned and bookxsh was haled before the bar of Just1ce 1n a country town Ye re chalged wlth beln drunk and dxs ordelly snapped the maglstrate Have ye any thmg' to say why sentence should not be pro nounced Mans mhumanlty to man makes countless thousands mourn began the prlsoner 1n a Hlght of oratory I am not so debased as Poe so prof hgate as Bvron so ungrateful as Keats so 1n tempe1ate as Burns so tlfllld as Tennyson so wulgar as Shakespeare so Thatll do that ll do mtcrrupted the 1113.315 trate Nlncty dxys And ofhcer take down that 11st of names he mentloned and round em up I thlnk they re as bad as he IS If you desire the milk that IS rated highest by the Health Department, place your order wlth CHEQTWUT FARMQ DAIRY 1116 Connecticut Avenue Phone Franklln 4000 R H A R R I S Sz C 0 Manufacturlng Jewelers Speclal Deslgns ln All Metals Class RIDQS and PINS Prize Cups Mmlaturc Footballs Baseballs Basketballs Seventh and D Qtreets lN W WHEN AIN EDITOR MAKES A MISTAKE We made a l11lSl23k6 m last week s xssue says the edltor of a Connect1cut paper A good sub scuber told Us about lt The same day there was to us We called for number 98 oxer the tele phone and got 198 We asked for 1 spool of lNo 50 thlead and when we got home we found that lt was 'No 60 The tram was reported 30 mmutes late Vt e arrxx ed at the depot 70 mmutes after tram t1me and the tram was gone We got our mllk b1ll and there was a mlstake of 10 cents ln oul f'1X01 We felt sltk and the doctor sald we wuc eatmg' too much meat We hfmdn t tasted meat for two months The galage man sald the Jltnex was nn smg because lt needed a new IIITIQI We cleaned a spark plug and It s run fine ewer since X we made a l'l11St3k6 ln last week s lS ue of the paper y . Y ' 1 1 V ' D as 9 1 ,' ' v ' - , n ' H V ' ' V! H 7 ' ' ,, . . . ' 1 H 1 y ' . 7 5 ' I - Y Y . , ,I rs Y .i as v , v ny - A , T' - r H ,. , l k L L X. 1 - ' z . , , . ' . . , C u ' ,V C - 'yy ' v Y KK ' ' Y ' H , . . H - a letter in our post office box that didn't belong . . . ' ' 1 4 v - ' ' 7' . . ' I 'A 4 .' Y , , , Y Q 1 . . V ,. , 1 9 . v . ' : - . . ' 'K . . ' - L ' -I I 1 ,'1f . ' ' 7x'1 A u I V . . . I . 1 ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ' Y ' ' . 'es, ' . ' ' Y ,I ' - Y! . J , 1 , Y L A 0 I TENSCHERT FLACK PHOTOGRAPHERS 802 F STREET N W ROOMS 39 40 41 WASHINGTON D C PHONE M 5495 College and School Yearbook Work Portralts Copymg Enlargmg VIEWS Fla hllghts Panoramas Groups and Conventlons Our Speclalty 143 , . . . . . . . 3 9 7 S 9 O HYDROGIN OR OXYGIN? An old negro preacher was makmg a v1s1t to the revenue warehouse Revenue Otlicer What ll It be Erasmus Erasmus Ah wants some sacrxleglous wme Revenue Oflicer Some sacr1leg1ous XVIIIB7 You mean sacramental wlne dont you And what kmd do you want Erasmus Well boss at last Sundays meetln the congzegatlon took '1 vote and It was unanl mous for g1n Royal Gaboou DODG1: BROS MOTOR CARS SALES AND SERVICE Repalrlng ln All Its Branches JONES AND WATKINS Tysons Cross Roads, Va Compllments THE SEVENTH STREET SAVINGS BANK Sew enth and N Streets We Sollclt Your Account HE WAS SWISS TOO' Short slghted Lady Cln grocer J I h Salesman No maam thats one of h1s assistants Non Comp Llquld Trnpoh for Brass Buttons and Ornaments WELLER S PHARMACY Cor Elghth and I Streets S E HEITMULLERS MUSIC DEPARTMENT We Have Your Needs ln Muslc Sheet Muslc Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise 926 lNew York Avenue N W Phone Mam 3o62 Washington BUSINESS TECH LUNCH Mrs Macks 718 Rhode Island Avenue N0 BARGAINS Husband fhangmg from a cllff and ready to dropj Thank God you re back' D1d you brmg ope W1fe I looked at some but they were too expenswe Natlonally Known Store for Men and Young Men THE AVENUE AT NINTH Washmgton, D C DARN! I woke to look upon a face Sllent whlte and cold Oh frlend the agony I felt Can never half be told We d l1ved together but a year Too soon It seemed to see Those gentle hands outstretched and Stl That tollcd so hard for me 'Sly wakmg thoughts had been of one Who now to sleep had dropped Twas hard to reallze oh frlend 'Vly Ingersoll had stopped Toronto Goblm . . 9 ' . , . ' J , . n . Y ' Y ' 7 7 . C , - . 7 . . . - v ' . ' . ' 9 a r 'I l I X x , . - ' ' y : s t at the headcheese over there? . 7 . ' D ' x 7 , ' o , . . . 9 . b, . i if ' ' 9, , y I ' , . 1 y ,Hy ' I . . A I . . v 1 l I lv 0 L ' , D. C. - . . 5 ,-Q L 1 11, Hula Q Pl Ai 3 V 4 1,1 .w 1, ff ' ,Q . , .1 fp. 1 5 ., - ids 1 11 512111 1 - - 1i'x!f-il f- XY. .. 1 1 1. 1211.1 xg-'11 -1111531 1.1 m , 1. , . 1 .XM-li. 1111111 'Jil' 1 1, L. 1 '1' 1 1 1 9 - 1 1 , 11x'..1.:..111 11. .1'1. ,1 1' ' ,, 1 1 . wx th-11111.111111..e1 11: 1111. 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EDUCATION MELH ANIC AI EI ECTRICAL CIVII AND CHEMIL AL ENC IINEERINC ARCHITECTURE A Select School AN ORGANIZATION OF THE H I G H E S T STANDARDIU AND METHODS SPECIALIZING IIN ADW ANCED SECRETARIAL SCIENCE HIC H SLHOOI CRADUATION REQUIRED IOR ENTRANCE The Ivashzngton School or Secretames 146 I OF O I I I 1 7 I 1 T 4, , LAW, MEDICINE AND PHARMACY NATIONAL SCHOOL FINE AND APPLIED ART FELIX MAHONY Dxrector MAIN 1760 Conn Ave and M St tudy Art wzth a Purpose Day and Evening Classes Sketch and Lxfe Class Ch1ldren s Saturday Class Our 8 Month Professzonal Fundamental Course flts you to accept a posltlon ln Interior Decoratzon, Costume and Tex tlle Design, Color or Commerclal Draw ln Dynamxc Symmetry Sketch Classes From the Nude and Draped Lzfe Tues day Thursday, I0 to I2 Mornzng and 7 to 9 Evening Three Months Course 310 Begins February 3rd Phone, Send or Call for Catalog The lazy mans NIQYV of the proper relatlon between wolk and le1sure IS shown 1n this ln gemous table that a CO1 respondent of the Boston Hezald contrlbutes to that newspaper Each yeal has o days If you sleep 8 hours a dav It equals 9 days Lefuxng days If you rest 8 hours a day It equals days Leay mg days There are D2 Sundays days Leavmg days If you have Saturday half hol1days days Leavlng days Allowance for lunches sickness and other thlngs days Leavmg days Two weeks vacatxon days Thls leaves ay On wlnch s1nce It IS Labor Day no one works ONE ON THE OPTICIAN An elderly lady was mspectmg some spectacles mal ked S1 50 How much are they wlthout the case she asked Oh about Sl -lo The case 1sn t worth much What IS the case worth only a n1ckel Xes madam filmly Well Im glad to hear that fo1 1tS the case I want And lxylng down a nlckcl she walked out w 1th the case Phone Mam 2756 ROSSLYN BRIGGS CO Wholesale and Retall 819 Center Market Albert M Brlggs, Mgr Sodas Sundaes, Hot Lunches Hlgh School Supplles J IIIFNLH SINIPSON DRUGGIST Cor Seyenth R I Aye, and RSt N LAST WORD -Xn Iushman was slttlng m a depot smoklng when a woman came 1n and slttlng down near h1m saxd Su' 1f you were a gentleman you would not smoke here Hum 1epl1ed the Iushman lf you wuz a lady you would s1t farther away Pretty soon the woman bulst out agam you w exe my husband Id gne you polson Well mum replled the Irlshman as he smoked away at h1s plpe 1f you wuz me XVlf9 Id take It Odd Fellou Herald . , - . 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H . 1' J U-Y sl - rl -Y ' ' -' U' v V f ' . ,H 5 - ' 1 If , v . 1 ', , ' ry . 1 - lu V ll ' -,Q 1 9 , v I 1 - v v 'Q ' ' v v ' l , ' Vg ' ' QUALITY coo T The excellent quflllty of our Ice Lre'1m IQ lneured bv the pure rlch pasteurlzed cream the best granulated cane sugar the dellclous fruits and flfuors we use and bv the most cftreful ftttentlon we glue to each detall of its making CARRY ICE CREAM COMPANY lnc Manufacturers of We Sp9Cl'lllZ9 ln serung home trade SOCIHI 'iff um lodge sororltw and fr'1tern1ty meetlngs 1337 D STREET Q E I INLOI N 5900 Our Motto- QUAI ITY 'Ind SERVICE The BEST of Each Sfzleeman fwlplflg' thc periplrauon from hls IJIOXNJ Im tfrurl nmtlam wc vc shown you 111 our stock of l1noleum but wc could get more I I S E6 from our fictory Customer Well pexhaps you had better You qulte small Juet '1 llttlc squzue for my bud cage FL All for Tech Automoblle Electrlcal Supplles and Repalrs ROY F CARTY 1608 Fourteenth Street N W Tech Phone North 225 DUPGNT CIRCLE. Dum How 5 1 fctllngf I all Rotten Dum Wh 1 vm lttcr tot ln o P1 N 1 Dum How comcq IOHC OH1 btll W okt up tum m thc Dt xn s lccturc th15 DIUIHIIIL, 148 0 . v , . . 'C L p n , 7 9 1 ' , h ' 1 1 , . 1. 1 , 1 c - , V Y, I Y y Y v L, A, . . J 1 ' 1 U 1 1 w 19 A C L T L ' ' : ' 2 z', ' - , 1' 1 : . A. . . , , ' 1 . n : : , - f , seo, I want somcthmg of a neater pattern and 5 A 4 4 C X L4 I I' ,, Y K u n , . Z v vi ' ll ' r' 3- : I . : zssz 2 1? Bell: I ' s mnia. 3 I I 1 Z Y ' I V 1 I ' I xi 'Lf 1 ' . . ' P. BLOOMINCDALE! Patromze These Ads ertlsers Thu re ln Your Nihorhood FRANK BELLAFIORE Romeo tbelou um don yuth saxophonel Ladies and Gents Hlst Jule Open the Phone North 3223 JIIIIIIS E IEINQ Plumbing Helting Tinning ins-Fitting 1819 North Capitol Street Vlashmgton, D C erson'1l Attention Gnen Job and Rep'ur Vlork Reglstered Plumber D C 'md Maryland F B SHERIDAN Coal of Quahty Inst S NIO but It dldnt take me long to get Flrst Class Barber 1826 Fnrst Street N W yylnrlou Ol Ill play this clfun thmg Ilzmcton Tzger Ollice 1800 North Capltol Street Phone North 2083 INOW WE KNOW I fall fx om the Hfth H001 -Ind you d1dn t d1e Who told you Pasqumo QTUIIIID SAMUEL SINUER Ladles and Gentlemen s TAILOR Gents Sults Sponged Pressed 35c Trousers l5c N 2045 84TSt N W THE FAMILY SHOE FACTORY 82 Rhode Island Avenue N W Phone North S729 J Shoes rebullt good as new We keep the best Rubber Shoes and Tennis Shoes Some frrend glye you that clgaxl I don t know yet JOE KEMPLER Nmth and Rhode Island Aye N W Stfltlonery and Del1c'1tessen F11 st Stude When I was slghtseemg 1n Italy I came across a g,1rl who went to Vfu 1tV It yy is 1n a very quamt. clty Su ond Cenoaq acquamted IS THIS STUFF SERIOLS TllLlC 18 a Small mttter NXl'llCh Some Student? A H CHACON XS LUNCHES AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1628 Seventh Street N W Get a Tech Shme Stun to oytrlook 'mt tl1'1lQfb It 13 nectSSary for the YearboolxS SuceeSS Ile are Shy on thx Subjett So do not u1Sh to Say mme on th1S otcafnon IRVINU S HALL Dyer and Cleaner Pressing 1402 04 Park Road Columbia 4406 3720 I-ourteenth St N VN Columbia 6413 PHILANTHROPY I ht 11 th tt Jones left cyerythlng, he had Orph tn A ylum Is th xt so'l VI hat dnl he lend' yyelyt nhl CJICII lufczu Compliments SECTION B 8 ALADDIN SHOE SHINE PARLOR 1710 Sexenth St IN W Opposlte Tech PLITT Jeweler and Optnclan Established 1889 1330 Sexenth St N W North 4390 J Conductor W h y dont you get out and hustlel Work ney er kllled nobody Porter Dat s an 1n fernal he suh' hs ost four wnes at xx IX I 5 0 1 5 I . , 9 1 Q 1 4 . . 7 ' Y . I . . . ,. Y - , h vs - v v I, ' 1 f s I 1 T D . . 1 c 'V 1 Y Y. - I I Y V. ' : n , w , l 7 ' v 9 V I 1' v - I v D ,, . ' s K C b n ' J.' . ' . s A 1 an X , X - ' ' , u t - . , , ,- it ' I ' QV! , ' H Y, , , ' ' I v nl ' ' v , ' , sv '-' l ' ' ' ' - 0 cl y , ry T' 1 - 7 . . I 1 n . . . C C wx : . v I ' ' VY .. ,, v , K .S U. . . A 5' I I . .. . . ' ' r . - U -- 1 , tOppos1te Techj 2 . I X' Y ' z . Il 'I C ' 'I ' 1 . ,v y . Y 'S 1 ff' v -' ' of . , v A Z . . - 4 v f 1 1 . if , 1 W, I L ' ' I I H I. A2 , Z H, x x ,A , ' , to .IZ ll vp -V- an z . ' .l'. . 'L ,-.- A -- . . . Y . ' . . 1: l L' ' tl . . , . 4 . . 4 . 1 V, v,, HT' -. A -A. kC.c'.,x.1.,'1--A-U, Telephones, Main 5940-5941-1165 Our Service is Best E. Cl. SCHAFER Gi CO. WHOLESALE PLUMBING HEATING AND GAS SUPPLIES 213 Thlrteenth Street N W Washmgton, D C INO QUESTION ABOUT IT Ah wms What you got Three 'aces No yuh don t Ah wms What yuh got? Two mnes and a razor You shoh do How comes yuh so luckyq Short Intensive Business Courses SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC BOOKKEEPING TYPEWRITING CIVIL SERVICE All courses under the personal dlrectxon of Mlss E Vlrglnla Grant Send for Catalog Day and Night Sesslons STEWARD SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES AND ACCOUNTANTS 1202 F Street Main 8671 Stflncls for Sportsmanshlp as xx cll 'ls Spaldmg There IS no SIIbSllll1te If-'f A' ld IA 1338 G St N W Washington, D C PURSELLS BOOKSTORE J Beall Magruder Proprnetress Fountam Pens Hugh School and Social Statuonery Popular Books 807 G Street N W Phone Mann 1542 AND NO ARNIISTICE9 Note from the Heckvllle Bugle Our dmstmgulshed c1t1zen Col Guzzler the CIVll War veteran recently celebrated the hftleth annlversary of hlS marrlage The Colonel tells some lnterestmg storles of the great confllct Established 1804 LUTZ AND COMPANY Inc Trunks Bags and Leather Goods of the Better Grade 1325 O Street N W Telephone Mann 244 SOMETIMES DOWN Do you 3,0 1n for '1v1at1on asked the pro fcssor of Lng,l1sh as hc met an alumnus 'Vo professor not for avlatlon One goes ln for sea bathlng' but for avlatlon I thmk one goes up doesn t he The WpstelnCh11stanAdzocatc 150 9 1 . 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