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

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of an 1' 1 '11 M5 M. F, H3 Vi fa ,n- i Y 1 i. rf ix--I V . 4. A, 3 'Y' '.f.5 fi2 iQ . . - ?7 :lf-wind: ' 1 -1 , 'u THE TECHITE 1927 ,-l CRN' BRUCE MARSH FOWLER CGOOFERJ Cadets S Semesters: First Lieutenant Company H : First Place Regiment '23: Officers' Club 2 Semesters: Dramatic Club 2 Semesters: Clarence : Techlte Staff: Boys' Glee Club: Charter Mem- ber: Hi-Y Cltfb 1 Semester. Lieutenant Bruce Fowler we flnd A cadet of the very best kind. In Math he's a shark, In Glee Club a lark, In all else he lags not behind. KENNETH WAIJDEN FRISBIE fKENJ Cadets 3 Semesters: Second Place Regiment '24: Tech Life Representative 1 Semester: Joseph H. Daniel Glee Club: Accompanist 3 Semesters: Boys' Glee Club 2 Semesters: Latin Club 2 Semes- ters: Consul 2 Semesters: Section President 1 Se- mester: Honor Roll 1 Semester: Graduating three and one-half years. Now Frisbie's a great Latin scholar, Whom Cic'ro makes hot in the collar. To fame he will rise In ev'ry one's eyes, By helping' thc Glee Club to holla. DANIEL PAUL GALOTTA CDANJ Basketball '26, '2T: Football '25: Baseball '26: Cadets 2 Semesters. A crazy person is this Dan, Who'll grow t.o be quite a big man. A star of our team Who always plays clean Though his marks give him a big' slam. JOHN THOMAS GARVER KTOMJ Cadets 2 Semesters: Opera Club 2 Semestersg Principal The Gondoliers : Track. If you have heard handsome Tom's voice, You know when he stops We rejoice. In Glee Club he sings Like a. Ford without springs, And yet he's the opera star's choice. DARIUS WILLIAM GASKINS : KBUCKJ g Basketball '26, '21. Buck Gaskins's a basketball star Of sporting repute near and far. By luck and fair play, He'l1 e'er make his way, And ride in the Presldentfs car. ALBERT GEORGE GEORGENS KAL! Baseball Manager '27: Assistant Manager '26: Tennis Tournament '24, '25: Boys' Glee Club '27, Now Albert's a. genius with wire, For he knows the radio entire: 1 And someday his views ' Will appear ln the news, And so set the whole world aflre. Page I 9 ls- - -A s' L '

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,sv N . .wr .1 --uv r Q 5 1. -'fiwm Q N . l 1 THE TECHITE 1927 .wg .g. -1. -g.Q..g. -1. - -g.q.g..q. -Q.g.Q.g..g.g.g. -g..g.g.g.q.g.g 4 +- ,I w7Wazfi i THOMAS CHARLES EVANS QEVANSJ Cadet Band T Semesters: Drum Major '2T. Here's Thomas a Techite so loyal, NVho over his lessons does toil: When homework's complete He swells with conceit 'a And thinks that he's done something 1'oyal. FRJANKLIN WARD FAIRFAX S. O. S. Representative 1 Semester. Our Fairfax is not a bad chap, And with all the girls he's no sap: In all of his classes He most always passes For there's something: under his cap. CHARLES JAMES FAMNOSA ILUIZJ Cadets 5 Semesters: Dramatic Club 4 Semesters: Comedy of Errors : Clarence : Opera Club 7 Semesters: Vice-President 1 Semester: Robin Hood : Pirates of Penzance g Principal The Gon- doliers : Iolanthe : Honor Medal '2T: Section President 1 Semester: S. O. S. Representative 1 Semester: Tech Life Staff 4 Semesters. A singer is he of renown, He gets all the notes, up or down. A modest, fine fellow Who greets with a hello, And never is seen with a frown. MARGARET EL.IZAB1EiT'H FAUDCONER CMRS. PROCTORD Opera Club 4 Semesters: Pirates of Penzance : The Gondoliersu: Honor Medal: Tennis Tourna- ment '21i: Honor Roll 1 Semester: S. O. S. Repre- sentative 1 Semetscr: Techitc Staff '27. Now Margaret has light wavy hair, To which can no other compare: She's witty as can be, Keeps us laughing' with glee: The rings that she sports are quite rare. JOHN WALTHER FANWCETT CSPICJ Opera Club 2 Semesters: Radio Club 4 Semesters. Now Fawcctt's a good boy you see, And some day a great man will be. He craves to get knowledge And use it in college, For full of ambition is he. PAUL DeWITT FELLOWS I QPAULJ Tech Life 1 Semester: Opera Club: Robin Hood : Section President 2 Semesters: Football '25: Track '24, '25, '26, '27: President Hi-Y Club: Treasurer Sixth Semester Class: Vice-President. Seventh and Eighth Semester Classes. Our Paul on the track is so fleet That his running's really a feat: A great athlete he, Wears a fine Circle T : At sports he is hard to be beat. Qty,-Q.. . Page I 8 7 .l. . , ...L . ' , I X f W. '34 1 e-4' F- I ' 5

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V' ' Hr 5 Q9 'lfitfi B I 1 v 17 ., 'J I 'L ml R .f 4 Jlzffimsl 'G' 'Y '-.Q .. . THE TECHITE 1927 -+ O- LILLY LOU GILBERT Opera Club: Dramatic Club 2 Semestersg Basket- ball '26, '27: Tennis '26g Honor Roll 1 Semester. I know you all like Lilly Lou, She's merry and good-natured too: She says what she thinks And not, behind winks. Now tl1at's something we a.ll don't do. WILLIAM HENRY GOTTHARDT QBILLJ Cadets R Semesters: Best Exper, Private Co. B '25: Second Place Regiment '24, '26: S. O. S. Rep- 4 Semesters: Secretary-Treasurer--'26: Dramatic Club 4 Semestersg Opera Club 4 Semestcrs: The Gondoliersf' Bill holds a high place in Cadets Though over his lessons he frets. He has light curly hair,- Charms the hearts of the fair So that which he wishes he gets. JOHN CAWLEY GREEN tJOHNNIEy Cadets 4 Semesters: First Place Regiment '25, Second Place Battalion '2-1: Techite Staff: Pres- ident Radio Club 4 Semesters: S. O. S. Representa- tive 1 Semester: Sec. Pres. 2 Semesters: Boys' Glee Club: Tech Life Representative 2 Semesters. Reserve, please, this small space for Green, NVl1o's seldom heard more than he's seen: He's a real wireless fan And an up-to-date many Of the Radio Club, he is dean. JOHN DAVID GRIFFITHS CJOHNNY7 Cadets 6 Semesters: Inexperienced Private's Medal '23, '24g Football '26: Track '2G. Here's Johnny of athletic fame, To make all the teams is his aim: For football and track He sure has a knack: And in tennis he plays a good game. ALFRED GREGORY GROSS KAL! Cadets 2 Semestersg Techite Staff: Circulation Manager: Section President 3 Semesters: Honor Roll 1 Semester. Now Al Gross is happy and free, And tries very hard to make E: You see he's no bum- Some day he'll become An honor to Tech and D. C. ISRAAEL iGRO'SSB'ERG QBABE3 Cadets 1 Semester: Tennis 7 Semesters: Opera Club 6 Semesters: The Gondoliersng Graduating ilk years. Grossberg surely loves girlish glee: A shelk! Nothing else could he be. To hear his voice sing Would make a heart ring, For his songs are as famous as he. Page Z 0