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

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May it ever serve to keep before us those high ideals which We acquired at Tech The Editor CONTENTS FACULTY slcmlolas LJNDURGRADS AC'lxIVI'l'lRS FRATERNITIES CADETS ATHLETICS OUR ALBUM DEDICATION To the memory of our fellow classmate SAMUEL DRAKHLEY We dedicate this annual ,B 1 1 y. M as -W Q fiv ,1 . ff,' 'J f, 17 ' , Y I W - f ,I W - V 7 T , V 7 - -r- V 1 w, r fran V .1 'A I -, ' lift! ,Q V G. ' f is c. ,Q 1 ' Y ' FP? I ,, i A X ., I ff 5 .NI .7 Q 'R 3 I i J 1- ' xx XX Alix 5 Vx is.. . hm... 55.5 ,L N -5 F' -2331 Jr :El f b . 5 ....,ff 'n.A -s--J.. S. 4 G . Q Z? WIT? -Q - M rf'- g ,.k . 5 R-Ms 'c.4., 'QQQ u.. nh. 5- ffl: X., N ..,:fh-v ,.,.,fK... ' 'N n- ' , .- ,1 -1- Wit- f -f ,,fN:3-M .vw . M. N ,- 1, ' , X,-, A ff f bf 3 x , ,JV k , ' , ,ff J ' Jffh I 1 xml ...'A::,r, ' 4 X ' ' ' V 1 , I X , n ' ppl , -, ,, - gm W x fs 'Q x . it A 1-if X QI 'xx N :fluf I - E ,, , 4 2 N 5 1 ? , . M X 3 ?a I J' V fl? if K. f , ,x' ,, E 1, . .lpn ,- ' '1 li f' N 11 ff. A i H' r 4. f v, 'f' . 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I Nw... . - Je. -- ,,,.,..A + I' MR. FRANK C. DANIEL Prizzfifval .x'Xf.X'ltIllf l'riufi Xllss JICSSIIC Cum fwlf y- w '- 1 'K'- -1 If tg f : K A ff- A f 'kai 13- MR, H. DALE DAVIS .-l.v.vi.x'Ia11I 1j? lAII1'l.f7l1l Wulf xi X'l'It'4 I3 USINICSS Svllaxm l YlIlilI ll ISTHRY 20 XIIXllNl5'I'RX'IklI1X I..xxf,l'.xm-1 .Xm slr I'uxsln'.xl. 'I'lz,x1xlN4. Slums 21 f,..-... .- -EL,......,...,mv.,. .,:,...-, W W Wm, Y Y ..,,W WY,-,Ln -, ,M ,MW L- rr' E C fr E 5 1? t I . A me .5111 Faculty PRINCIPALS Mr. Frank C. Daniel, Miss Jessie Coope, Mr. H. Dale Davis. ENGLISH ' Miss Lillie P. Bailey, Mr. Robert D, Brinker, Miss Lillian Carpenter, Miss Elizabeth Defandorf, Miss Esther Foster, Mrs. Josephine Franklin, Mrs. Eda B. Frost, Miss Grace M. Godsey, Missnlsouise Kingsley, Mrs. Marguerite Loucks, Miss Clyde Roberts, Miss Bertha Rogers, Miss Miriam Selah, Miss Louise Smith, Miss Ruth Stauffer, Miss Lettie Stewart, Miss Rhoda VVatkins, Mrs. Mabel VVillett, Miss Virginia Willis. MATHEMATICS Miss Bertha Birtwell, Mr. Chester Clark, Miss Harriet Ebaugh, Mrs. Alene Frazier, Miss Ida Hammond, Miss Florence Judge, Miss Hilda Lawson, Mrs. Florence Mitchell, Mr. Herbert Mitchell, Mr. William Myers. HISTORY Miss C. E. Challice, Miss Marion Clark, Miss Gay Donnally, Miss Helen Hawkins, Miss Selma Kause, Miss Genevieve Marsh, Mrs. Mabell Martin, Miss Elizabeth Pinkerton, Mr. SCIENCE Mr. John Adams, Miss J. E. Crawford, Mr. George Edelen, Mr. William Hay, Mr. Elmer Krehbiel, Mr. Edward Lockwood, Miss Katherine Owen, Mr. Frank Rolston, Mr. Arthur Wondrack, Mr. Louis Mattern, Mr. Allen J. Marsh. LANGUAGE Miss Carolyn Aiken, Mr. Carlos Blume, Mrs. Emma Chambliss, Mrs. Betty Clark, Mrs. Ada Coe, Mr. Felipe DeBerriz, Miss Shannon Denny, Miss Dorothy Field, Miss Undine Livaudais, Mr. David McKay, Miss Virginia Ronsaville, Miss Olivia Russell, Miss Mabel BUSINESS Mr. R. C. Burns, Mrs. Frances Butts, Miss Marion Chapman, Miss Louise Hart, Mrs. Anne Thrasher, Mr. G. F. Waltz, Mr. Herbert Keyser. MECHANICAL DRAWING Mr. Harry Benner, Mr. John McCormick, Mr. Henry Noble, Mr. C. W. Rippey. HOME ECONOMICS Miss Elsie Krey, Mrs. Ola Day Rush. A. M. Vliet. Stewart. ART r Mr. James Lamb, Mr. Alexis Many, Mrs. Eugenie Saugstad, Miss Mary Shipman. SHOPS Mr. LeRoy Birch, Mr. Leonard Brown, Mr. Sterling Edwards, Mr. Edward French, Mr. Louis Heron, Mr. Dudley Jackson, Mr. A. B. Piggot, Mr. Frank Richardson, M r. Olaf Saugstad, Mr. H. B. lNhite, Mr. Robert S. Williams, Jr. MUSIC Miss Florence R. Keene, Mr. Ludwig E. Manoly, Mrs. Bella B. Thompson, Mr. Dore PHYSICAL TRAINING Mr. Arthur C. Boyd, Mr. Malcolm M. Edwards, Mr. Elmer P. Hardell, Mrs. Jeanette OFFICE Mrs. J. T. McCoy, Mrs. Luella C. Turner. LIBRARY Miss Jennie Grady HOSPITAL Mrs. Catherine Schumann. Walten. C. Meigs, Miss Evelyn Naylor. 22 fx 56'Af! 02115 4 11.7 f 5' W 1. 'P' J' ii' T ' J. v, .1 Qu 2? '- S .. Jw X. . ' ' 1 4 , , K I 1 fc , ' 1 V. 5, 54 .,.-M Q f . wt' A' f , ,im 711 . :W -, w,. ,H ul , ,,,. , W w . A ' WL ' Q . z M . , , . m3.1l:An,maaulemn1u..f ,ziuvw an W 1 . f mf .1 M Mk' ' , lair Wm Km Iumifm A, . a My ,..:nmmaw.ua.am,axfn:mv.+zHim .naman V SCIli0I' OffiCCFS LIARTHA BAKER JOHN KEMPER Secretary V i ce-President CARL ESTABROOK President SAMUEL LANK OLIVER NICDORMAN Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms 23 Cpxss or JUNE, 1931 6 F I K E w M .. Aw p Q Q g H is, Es 5? Q s f 5, J A sf + QQ V im , gif? tiff , 54 , as 'ew Vs P JUNE, 1931 U Clhxss 'V if 'N' , A ,1 . w M HE Class of June 31 will soon leave behind the friendly and helping , . While we do not claim to be the best class ever to leave the school, Q we feel that our classmates have done their part toward placing the name Tech high in the history of the Washington High Schools. When our class entered in September, 1927, we were known as rookies, a name familiar to all. VVe were starting a new adventure, and with that Tech Spirit in our blood, we set to work with a determination to follow in the foot- steps of the former Techites. The members began at once to take part in the various activities. Our sophomore year, to a great extent, resembled our freshman year, but we were better fitted to work, and our members were becoming better known in their numerous activities. ln the sixth semester we organized, elected class officers, and began to plan for the future of our class. We were well represented in practically every line of endeavor. Among these are the G. O., both boys' and girls' athletics, and the various school clubs and cadets. Now, as Seniors, our greatest triumphs have been gained. We have com- pleted our own tasks with a will, and the progress of Tech has been marked by the leadership of Seniors. The following class officers have been elected for our last semester at Tech: Carl Estabrook, President 5 jack Kemper, Vice-Presidentg Martha Baker, Secretary, Samuel Lank, Treasurer, and Oliver McDorman, Sergeant-at-Arms. The officers of the class have also been members of the Senior Court. The Senior Service Committee is made up of members of our class. The eight line captains are members of the june class. Publishing the Tech Life and the TECHITE are two other tasks for which seniors are responsible. Some of the outstanding events in which members of our class have partici- pated in the last two semesters are: a Seventh Semester Dance, held at the National- Press Club, and attended by a large part of the class, a Scholastic Pub- lication Convention in Lexington, Va., attended by Doran Platt and Schuyler Donnella of the TECHITEI staff, and another in New York attended by Gordon Horsnellg Captain Applejackf' in which the leads were played by Eugene Castle and Amy Veerhoffg and the G. O. elections, in which Harry Sembekos was elected President and Sid Kolker eighth semester representative. Among the other things which may be credited to the June Class are the number of students who made the Pharos and the Honor Roll. About forty-five were on each of these. Rowland Kirks won the Oratorical Contest at Tech this year. The leads of the spring play, Iolanthe, were held by Joe Yznaga, Thelma Nielsen, Frank Daniel, Edward Brown, and Gynnette Willis. The athletes in our class are almost too numerous to mention. It is sufficient to say that most of the members of the championship football team of last fall are in our class. A large number of the boys on the track and baseball teams are also graduating in june. Class H1StOfy influence of Tech, which it has experienced for the last four years. i F ' ' 26 ROBIQRT ,l. .XL'Hli'l'li'1'TER A FH.-XRLO'l l'E Llili ALLNUTT I-'irst in the tight and every graceful She was ever fair and never proud. deed. Had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. JANE liER'1'RL'Dl:f ALLISON l'IU.l5lfKT li. .XRNOLIJ 'Cnblemished let me live, or die unknown Many things hapgen Ahetween the cup and O grant an honest fame, or grant me t e lm. none. t ,-XRTHYR BQ BAKER Al.-XRTHA .XNN BAKER A more loyal cadet could ne'er be found. Grace was in all her steps. BARBARA GREEK BAKER JOHN XNALTER BARNES I will speak in a monstrous little voice! He is a little man with big ideas. 27 Hrs' 1' 'K K 1 1 wr, cw , nz 1.1,-,X .....4-.-.q KN1-,YT ', ... ,V W ,h 7 L- ,, . , .... ,.., ,. , ,,Y, ..,-,-.-, ..... -, . . 'rs ix . L H 1 , ,,..V ., .4 , , M, ,,.m..,, N' 5 r ,, '4 lit if ii M 5 L. fl. t, ali my E , it 'E g .,A4 M.,Ml..M....,.,,,M,.-M,.,..,sM.,,,,, W. ww W s W l s v 43 ' am ' 1.'-. ,. PAUL Lowm, BEACH ' ROBERT' J. B-ELLER i' Everything comes if a man will only waitf, My sgxlad days, 'I L NVhe1fI was green m judgment. fi ' 4--1 r' .. s , ,J -' s 'L 'M' ' 'r 1-r i r'1-W vv1Qsznmmu.s.f.: u,z1:1....f CAROLYN JANE BECKER JOSEPH S. BENDHEIM Q A woman's work is never dong. 1 would the gohls had made me poetical. CARL BENNERs T 4c,,,Xw1LL1AM ii., BILLINGSLEY, JR. So swcct and volublgiii his disfouvse ,WAN 'HA devilish goid Ifellow, always ready to make himselfl generally useful. 't WfLLIAiNfX-FRANCIS BETTS-A- ' f KA1'HLEEiN VIRGINIA BIRCH ' A most unpretentious ydung man. 'fshe has'a voice of gladness and a smile. - 1 . , 28 E T, lil lf V i I . 1 V l 3 . ,. . .mmf 5 'x': ff1Fv':t 'y x PAUL FREDERICK BOBBITT DANIEL BONDAREFF A rare compound of importance and fun. Too much studyl is apt to bring on wearinessf' l PEG BODFQNSTEIN LAUR.liNC1'i RAY BOVVER Of :ill the girls that are so smart, NVhn can foretell for what high van e There's none like pretty Peg. This darling of the gmls was hnrn?' l FLORENCE MARCiUERlTE EDNNARD P. BRONNN BRILL , Good, but not too food, HHH heart is like H g den fail., Levehheaderi on al nccasinnsf' XVhere many pleasant lossmns grow. HELEN LOUISE BROOKS FORBES L. BROWN For she was just the quiet kind, Talk to him of jzicolfs lzulrler, :nul VS'hose natures never vary, would ask the nnmlmer of steps. 1 29 , , ,,...,.,, 2 L 1 ,,- :rL,mf:rt.1nn:t', IJON,'Xl.ll .-X, BRUCE FVELYN ROSE BRUMBAUGH 'I have a shzulow that goes in and mit The fairest garden in hrr looks, with me. And in her minrl the wisest hooks. DOl'lil.fXS Nl. BRUCE ROBERT B. BURKLFY And to think there are two of them. Blessed is he 'who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. l'flJVVlN Ii. C,'Xl-l,,'XH:XN EUVYARD l'ENlll,lf'l'ON lf work interferes with your pleasure- CARTER 'HU' Vmfk-il The kings of mntlern thought are tlumhff llf.-XN G. if-XRN.-XHAN BERTIE l.Ol'lSli CARUTHFRS Sh lt s a voice of glatlness and 11 smile. Like to the sunshine in zu shnfly place. e a W - 'Q 4 ,,,. if ,e 30 t , v 1 fi il ll it 5 i i e i 5 l l -fs -qw' wr'-sex-z .x i.:5fzs...45'1.-+45-:'::. ,J 1 2 1 4 ti l M. Nr .,...' .... . , -... ...... TWW. .-. ..,................, ,M .-., .,...,....,...,......,..,.,,......,.. ,....-...,.., ..,,,,, ,. lil'liliNE pl. CASTLE PETE CHUMBRTS Anil what he greatly thought, Eat, did you say? - he nobly dill. ' lVell, let's begin, l l - NATTINGLY CHICK ROBERT MOOUY CLAFLIN ' All the tvorltlulpnycs Il lover. A A of no mean understanding. PAUL NVESLEY CLARK FRANCES ELlZfXBli'l'H COALF No man is wise enough hy himself. She hath a natural, wise sincerity, a ' l simple truthfulness. CHARLES SEYMOUR COAKLEY ' JOHN l'. LA0C'l-IRAN - 1 am the very pink of courtesy. Thefe's mischirf in this man. . ... .... ... . . .,.. ..-.... ., ,. . -,.. . .V-....,.... .... . .... ...nm .,,...., ,. ,,., ,.,, M, ,,,.,-.,,, .A,,,,,. ,,, ,,, ..,,, , , NW, ,mm H ,V MW, -,H , 53 . V... V, . WT.. .,,,. I .., W N. 0 - - 31 If.,.:::' 'vm-rf' ., . . , .. t l n E 2 3 l l O . l I Wll.l,l,-XM N. f'O'tiSWFl.L EDWARD RAYMOND COQMBEQ Hail fellow, well met. A wit with rlunces, and a dxtncewifhlwitskf .44 L X THELMA CONWAY GEORGE T. CORDFR Sigh'd and look'd and sigh'd againf' But still tongue ran nn. S. JOSEPH CORRTGAN ALEXANDER HARRY COTSONI - I never thought tn ask, I never knew, Art is long, life ghort, jluflgment difficult, opportumty t.raus1ent. THOMAS P. CORVVIN V VVILILIAM H. CO'VVGlLL Tom is himself, what more can we say? 'Tis not a year or two that shows u man. V' 1 ' '21 f mu'::'si::w:'ez!?mrmam , t .... I . . . .. ,-.-..-.,.,-.-.,,,m.. ...ww ,W --...J L aaseznusmz-.1. mx 3 32 ,i,N,,,,..w x... . FR.-XNK if DANIFI. CLARENCIT DAVIDSON Hope :mtl hope :mtl :tak till ye receive XVnrds sweet as honey from his lips tlistill'tl. VVlLl-l.-XM ORRIN DAUDT HTLDA MYR'l'l.l'1 lD.'XYlS A man who conlml find comfort and The mildest manners, :mtl the occupation in his books. gentlest heart. Kl.'XRll.-XRli'l' ,IANIC DAVIS ,llNNll'f HALL DAVVKINS She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk Love all, trust a few. with, :tml pleasant to look on. Mlilil lil. GRISVVOLD DAVIS LEWIS ,l. IJAVVSON She adds zu precious scene to the eye. lt is goml to live :intl learn. 33 WILSON F. DAWSON LAUREL MARION DEMERITT What satisfies others, sntishes me. One smile that solitary shines In thefdryg desert of a thousand lines. HARRIET IRENE DAY FRED PAUL DIMISA V Never too busy to say 'Hellof Either I'll find a way or I'll make one.' WILLIAM R. DODGE . H VWRALPH' DONNELLY 'A man without fear and without reproach. And to think he began life as a M barefoot boy. J. SCI-IUYLER DONNELLA Q WILLIAM H. DOUGI-IERTY b And, gladly woxuld ge learn and gIadLy...-- , TG be is better by far than not to be. t ,, . . eac . lDepending upon whom he's teachingj 34V l I 1 1 HELEN MARGARET DOUGLAS FANK DUGGAN Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnaref' The shortest answer is doing. HILDA KATHERINE DRACH DORIS W. EHRMANTRAUT Be friendly and you will never want Age cannot wither her nor custom stale friends. her infinite variety. WALTER M. EIKER EDWARD E, ELLIS A good name is better than riches. And to think that he was once a Freshman. EDWIN EISENHART CARL G. ESTABROOK A nice unparticular man. Mild, and yet he satisfies. 35 JOHN EVANS JOHN H. FALES Be :1 bachelor? Never! VVhat are I never' loved amhitiously to climb. women for, anyway? . ROBERT D. EWIN FRANCES ALWILDA FELLOWS Be just and fear not. WA Her'smiling is full, simple, and coy. DORIS P. FELTER V EDITH' FENTON Fine manners are the mantles of f'Her heirt as true Fme minds. 5As her feyes are blue. MARGARET LULA FELTER O FULVIO R. FIORAVANTI My hopes are not always realized, 'It is good to live and learn. but I always hype. E - l 36 JOHN MONROE FIRMIN ROBERT FRANCIS But all in good time. He is ever alert to befriend a man. ESTHER SARA ANN FOVVLER LOUIS l-'RIICDMAN A pleasing maid of modesty. H0w Shy 1 am, CARI, REINHARDT FRY .-XNN E. FUGITT XVe still have jlldf.Zl'l'lBl'lt.n XYhose hright eyes rain influence DAVID H. FRY MARTHA AGNES FURR UHSUS SOVTOW! CN? will kill 3 Cat, The light that lies in a woman's eyes And therefore, lets be merry, . .- , .. , .. r - W. 37 RANDALL MERCIER GARDNER M. NELSON GIBSON Pleasure before business. l'm not in the race of common men. FRANK IZ. GIBSON RAYMOND ,I. GOODHARDT Such heavenly figures from his pencil How, IfVhere ignorance bliss 'tis folly tu So warm with light his blended colors be wise. glow. AGNES LENORE GOODWIN BETTY GRAY I hear a charmed life. The rose looksfair, hut fairer we it deem. For that sweet odor which doth in it live. RICHARD P. GRAHAM CLARENCE WILLIAM GRAY Example is always more efficacious than Fortune favors the brave. preceptf' 38 . ...-, ..,, , , ,, .-...-,,,.,, ,. I., ew., , N I ARTHUR GREENBERG ' ' LAWRENCE GERALD GRIMES Nature to each allots his proper sphere. A sheik, ye gods, a sheikf' I 4 ELMER WILSON GRIMES CONNIE MAY HADLOW There is no such word as can't. Gentlemen prefer blondes. AUSTIN JAMES HALL THOMAS J. HARDY From the crown of his head to the He ever did his duty. sole of his foot, he was mirth. I VIRGINIA C. HAMMERLEY ' HENRY HARNES But genius must he born and never HOW long WQ live. f10l YCHFS- bm can be taughty actions tell. ,H x I , A,.. V, n....,Y,. .-e..-.,.. .,.,. -,, -.,. ,Y I 39 JAMES HART PORTIA JKANET VHAUSER Think not that I am what I appear. Work and be rewarded, RAYMOND S. HART, JR. NONA E, HEFFLEY , Care to our coffin adds a nail, no doubt, Flowers of all hue, and without thorn And every grin, so merry, draws one K ,the rose. out. ROBERT BRYTON HEIMER' K' LPROBERTTAALLEN HILDER A man of mark, not marks. Oh, therefs nothing half so sweet in life, As love's 'young dream. ' HUGO M. HENNIG W JOSEPH HILLMAN Slow and steady wins the race.' A deadln earnest energetic man. , l ' , ,, ,.,, , ., , - . 1 W , Y' ,.,, , -W .. ,Y.,.1, , ..,, ..,,4..,.. .Y,Y, ,,... ,,,,,. W.. H . ,,, , , .., ... ...N I ' NELLIE HOBBS DICKERSON N.-HOOVER, IRQ just bubbling over with enthusiasm. ' N He was the mildest mahr1er'd'iman that 1 ever scuttled ship or cut a throat. l HELEN HOLMES CHARLES BARCLAY HORNER If Helen comes, will Margaret be Think nut ambition wise bccausc far behind? 'tis brave. JACK CHENOVVTH HORNER DANIEL HENRY HUDSON A lanky youth without a care. Tell you what' I like the best Like to just sit down and rest. l i GORDON H. HORSNELL MILTON AL'GUSTL'S HUHN His words, like so rnany nimble and airy Let the worst come to worst. aervitors, trip about him at command. I 1 l 41 MARIE HUNT FRANK R, HUNTER Practice is everything. Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. VVILLARD T. HUNTEMANN JAMES EDWIN HUTCHINSON Haste makes waste. Let brisker youths their active nerves prepare to skim the buxum air. M.-Xl'RlCE JARVIS, A ELDRIDGE JONES You can never plan the future hy A little learning is a dangerous thing. the past. MALCOLM L. JOHNS ARLIN MONTE JONES My heart is wax to be moulded as I may look like a larlies' man. but she pleasesf' I'm not. 42 S'l'.XNl.I'fY IDOVGI..-XS ,ION ES ROBERT W. KELLPQY Nu man can produce great things who is He gains strength as he goes. not thoroughly sincere in dealing with himself. ALICE ELIZ,XBIiTH KEISIZR JOHN NI. KERIPER And truth divine came mended Great thuughts, great feelings, come to from that tongue. them, Like instincts, unawaresf' I R.XNt'IS UIQAHAKI KING VIRGINIA IQSTHIQR KLEIN The greatest of faults, 1 should say, is to Of her bright face one glance will trace a he conscious of none. picture on the brain. ROINIMXND F.XI.CONIiR KIRKS STEVVART H. KLYND A little nonsense now and then Even though vanquished, ls relished by the best of men. He could argue still. 43 WIl.l.llXRl ICIAIER KNIGHT MARY ROSE KOSTERS One of our classmates true. lYhat can't he cureml must he endurcdf' SIDNEY KOLKER SAMUEL W, LANK Sturdy of limb, strong of heart, All great men are either dead or flying A man in each and cvery part. and I don't feel very well myself. KliNNli'l'H RHODES LAKIGHY VVILLARD MCKEEVER LAVV.-XLL No man is the wiser for his learning. Good things come in little packages. PAUL F. LAVEZZO BFSSIE L.-XZIER A little body often harbors a great soul. Pity's akin to love. 44 MYER LEYIN 'They that govern the most m l l IRMA LEWIS ake the How far the little candle throws lenst noise. its beams. GILBERT ROLAND LEVY BRICE HERBERT LIVINGSTON YVe pass for what we are. Une cannot estimate what there is in a quiet fellow. J. VYlLI.lAfXl LOCRAFT ERNESTINFI LOFFLER A youth, light hearted and content, he Merry, earnest, and good hearted. wanders through the world. CARL MARX LOFFLFR CONNIIC LOZUPO A Here's a soldier, fit. to stand hy Caesar, A knight witho t fear xrnzu-h. CM' 5 45 HARRIET VVll.LlAMAE LUCE ELTSE MARGARET MACDONALD Variety is the spice of life, lVhy be on time when they will wait. That gives it all its flavor. WILHELNTNA S. LUDVVIG GEORGE FREDERICK A'Fresl1, and blooming, blonde, and fair, MYXGDEBURGER NYith azure eyes, and aureate hair. ulmways the gayest Of the gay STDNEY T. KHXRCOLIS Cl-IARLES hi, RlATTHEVVS I have never seen a greater man in the Good nature and good sense must world than myself. ever join. HENRY F. lNlARR!-XFFA ELNTER L. HJAYER We know who we are, but not what we Sober as a judge. may be. 46 ROBERT :X. Nl.-XYICR THOMAS MCINDOO A man in the true sense of the wnrd. I would help others out of a fellow feeling. OLIVER NEVVFLL MCDORM.-XN VVILLIAM l.l'lll.OVV A gentle manner 'amd a pleasing MCMAHON. R. Pffsonallly-U lYorks without show, :intl without pomp besides. JOHN THONI.-XS MITANY, JR. NORMAN ,lUSliPl'l Nlll-l.lfR The glass of fashion and the nmlil Xl'hatever is worth sloiug at all, is worth of form. doing well. DOLORES HESSICK E. STPIRLING NlOORHlffXll U'er rough and smooth she trips along, NVit and wisdom :ire horn with ai man. Anil never looks behind. 47 In ' . , . ,.,... . RA.YlNlO'ND R. MOSS ' MARGARET MOXOM Free without boldness, In youth and beauty wisdom is but rare, Meek without fear. ELLEN VIRGINIA ALICE MUNCIE KIOTHERSVEAD Blushing is the color of virtue As merry as the day is long. A. W. MUNSON ' I YKIAARY CALIHERINE NEALON VVomen may come and women may go- Beautiful behavior is the finest of But 1 am conquered forever. fme arts. FRANK MURP Y WILFORD E. NEVIUS Nothing great was ever achi ivithout What a piece nf wnrk is man enthusiasm. , I i M' 48 .. . , . . ...- . -N ,, 3 ll 5 ls if if 522 is I 'S l ia x f V, -W -R We A A R P be . . .. ..A. .-...---...--............,..--,,,.M,....,.-,. .J S :z..m::t..:..:..:3o . . r, . ,L,.,,,,,,,,,,,w,,.,..:.,:.wrz'2' FLORENCE ALEDA NEVVFLI.. D THELM.-X E. NIELSEN . lt is these quiet people who are A Experience is the best teuqherf' dangerous. VVILLIAM H. NICHOLS BRENTON W. NUTTER Learn more than thou trowestf' He .knows what he wants. - l FRANCES OWUAUGHERTY MARGARET E. OTTO Second thoughts, they say, are best. No better than you should be. A CARROL H. OSBORN A FRANCES 'LEIGHTON PARKER Words without thought never 4 A A light heart lives long. ta heaven go. 2 1 ri: 4 ll? li 4 ' if 5 55 1 lt l I5 2 if s 'il 1 EY i ,W Q is 1 i ! Z 5 V Q ' :I K I ' b V A V V, . ..... . ,. ,.,, , ,,,. ,,,, , ,,V,,,,.A.- g ,M M--4 , H 4 1 U..- . -.,.,..,. ,., M... . . , Www, 49 ff ww-I-f :WN . x - , + il . ' X ' 'frm-ww 2 -15 -':vfim':1':?r!rI'Gi'1f: fS'lKXr:f'1':r'1 P'L 2 'I . .-. ..., N - 4 3 I i ll 2? lil fi ls E 5 V . . , - V. -T .,. , . I M bhky N ,,,,,m,i, ,,,,,4,,,,,,,, RUTH' Ei.izl5BR'rhH FRANKLIN PEED VA F1 l5R5ON A He has a host ofnflic-:nLfs.i' A generous friendship nn bold medium' ' knows, Burns with one love, with one reseutlnent glows. RllSSil'll.,l. PAYNE l7RiyXNClfS l'lfNL'E 'fBy-the work one knows the workmanf' A general f2lVQI4?S is a general friend. ii ii S'1'l'.-XRT Tl NSLEY HELEN l'l lRATllNQ A likely lad, Q kay lad. Through thick and thinfshg will h ' always vviiyinyf' A p V A , . 1 ,CJK YH 'ji , fil2ORLil 1 l'lfR:XTlNO ii A '- . I ,' LEO C. Plflillzzl A mighty hun!e.r,'i.uLl his pw-yf was man. fffpfle hehe? part of valor is discretion., P' ET' - rm' .J mv' 'Hmmm , A--Q.:--v mf.-v -: 1,.,,,yf,,,m,-fr ,gk 50 f We K:X'l'llliRlNlf PERRY D.-XYlD F. l'RZ0l.D A smile for all, :l greeting glad. 'Alia-st :mil he thankful, FRICDICISICK MERCER CATHHKINIQ l'.-XYNIQ l'Hlil.l'S Still to he nent, still In he clressefl --Memory is the thing I fnrget with'-' Still ln he p0w1lere1l, still 11:-rfumesl liYl'fl.YN IWKEGOTT DURAN STONE l'l..'X'l'T, jll. the l1c':u't of zu man is depressed with The true, strong, mul sound minml, is the cnrv, mind that can emhrace equally, lhe mist is mlispell'd when rn wnmzm great things :mal small. appears. YINCFNT S,'Xl.V.-XTOR ,'Xl'STlN lflQ.'XNFlS l'Olll PlSL'lO'I'TfX Never let studies llIll'l'ft'Fl' with your I never Raw him sud. ewlm-ulmn, A - -H 4. ' ' ' an 51 I v Navwwsv-FN-.hi ,. . .. , . . ,-,. . . -..-...........,- -.. .... ,.. ........,-. .W ,,,. , -VM' - .. , CLYDE WILLIAM PORTCH MARION AL-BAUGH PORTER VVh0se little hody lodged a mighty mind. AfHicteEd with thdtgreat vicee- ' V good nature. ' JANE PORTERQ p CHARLESPHILIP POSNER May you live all the days of fyouif life. b just a little foolish. FRANCES MARGAlRET,.PROFE NIILD-RED FRANCES PULLMAN V For if she will, she willfj xve'knowH1er as-a quiet and ' bf M V ,. .7 4- ,leafrigd student. i ' A R . fy 1 4-5 V ' A 4, FRANK JOHN PUGLISE I li ESTHER MAY RAUCH To do two things at once, is tb AT1Cl,SlldlY would Shenlea-fn: and do neither, -- h X V gladly teach. s 5 52 li.XYNlONl3 l3lCKNqXKD 'RXXUNI lYh:it charm llc shows in f00t'l1all clothes. ALFRED ALEXANDER REICHMAN, JR. Vl'hate'er he did was rlonc with so much lnehihi alone 'twas natural to please. VN'll.l,lAfXl nl. RAY VVJXYNIC VY. RICIC L'onccit, thy name is Ray. An honest man. lll'fRlSl'fK'l' tl. Rll'H, JR. LICAH NAINNE Rl'UlJ Little man with hig lens. And mistress of herself though China fall. liORlJO'l'Nl XN:X.l,'l'ER -lyllllzt Rltpp ROBll'Rrl 50N To have friends is to he one Deny him merit-if you can' 53 ...i 'nv .mm--5 ,Q ... .-.E E1 cl- iii X., il? Qi 5 2 iii 1 51 i 4 F 5 if l l li M 'W ,IOHN AX. lil'l'l'lfliT HARVEY DANIEL SCHllllJT Thought is deeper than speech. A great deal must be within since -. so little has come out. ERlC ASHTON SAVAGE IQACHRL El.lZABl'lTH SCRUGUS Bravo men were living before Her life is a continual succession of Agamemnon. N smiles. ll.'XlQlQY SlfMHl.fKOS JOSHUA HOPKINS SKINNER Illuw, winil, lilow, here is your eqnhlf' Not stepping o'er the hounds of modesty. D1X.Nll'll, ROBERT SHZANKLE G. LEO'NARU SMALL llc'll never die of overworkg YVe masters ,grow of all that we despise. lie docsxft believe in it. f f'l'1lfI7' 'YT i Z li l ff l i ii . .. ,.., , ...,. 0. . , .,,,,,,,,,,...l 5 ru was 54 awry - . Hawmrmm. N . ..ml......l.. . . .vw M .IOSICVH :X. SMITH ' VXQXRVVTUK Ii. SPATES Heaven ne'g-r helps the 113311 who 'Tis pleasant to see one's nam: in print. will not aCt. v: ' DORA ALICE SPARKS MARY I.F,S1.lli ST.fXI.I.lNGS A sound mind ln a sound body. HQNCCII rose of thc roschud garden of girls. DOROTHY STEMMER DOROTHY STEVVJXRT Speech is QUVCYS Vl'hatever thou doest, rlo with thy might. Silence is gQIdeu. HELEN STETSON STANLEY STOCKRIAN ln all labor there is profit. Some are wiseg some are otherwise' . ,, . ,l. . .iw W wrvsna:-:.f:. .C-,.:. zimemx. .- - 55 ,gk lf rl ...-.,. . 1 -.., .771 fl, 'TU' f r , . . . , l 1 - v' . ' V W.. ..,. ,.,, W ,A!ETf,?!3505:'7'JlT'1't'Z'jg,! ., 3 , , .,.. ., .-.. . ,. ..., ,H , .. .. ,. .....,. v....M. , ,,, . , ..., ..,- 1 31 - :J l X 4 r il Q Z l 5 E ku .WY ,W eg ..:Q ...'lQl.Ql,......'m'1..,'m.QfQf..Ql.l ,g,ffQ.Q,l.gL'1 ' V 4' ' xV' 7' ' ' RYNELL BENSON STQRK 'l SI2iQDRl?CgEIl31E llrzfigl N l dbtrii fafht, ' ' K . X one everfhTgfel0VLf:d'i A4 8 'V Take timexenough: all ihexother graces ,ffflf will span 'fill up the DFODQY plzcesf' GEORGIANNA STQKULIL aava RICHARD QHUME J ,'! 1-lic' ways are the ways of pleasantncss 1: STRJINGFE-LI-OVV j 1' ' and all hcl' F3155 SIC I168CC. Y ' '!'f1side mygocker my books do lie, V5 XA N They are ' rest, and so am 1. HARRIET 5 f lyklsgai ROBERT LEIBERII' SWOPE 1 The best tribute F knoQl2va,n , None but himself can bt his pjrallel. f ' all around g 'LX' 1 . f I , ga 'Q . A, l ,Wg-, DEIEMAS c. STUTLER f VIR1'fIN lA ANNP. 1 AQQAR1 X flxflixh A man ii liirgowltn hy the compfasfly A N USl!5llY,5Vf P11556 only t0 be Pf2liSCd ' lyk '.!, 'bk Hleeps. . I if ' K 'a'. L N N l l X ,, wxwmrsm' 'ws1v'm:fw::w. 1,-' Qmfiwrvzx 1r.m:nA.1ae::v , -Y ,, -f- Arima 3 if 5 we N ll l l l l E. l i f w,,,..,, ,,,,, W, ..., ,,,,-,-..,..-,.., -,.. ,... .. , . .. , , ., . , A, , ,,,,.J srilwnsu 1 2. , 1. .1 ima mu 56 ' I RUTH JANICE TALBERT MARY D. TALNAN XYho deserves well, needs fiat As welcome as sunshine in every place :1notlzer's praise. Is tthe beaming approachrof a good-matured l ace. W.fNl,'l'lQR N. 'l'.'Xl.KlfS THOMAS li. 'l'A'l'lf He needs no eulogy! he speaks They who forgive must shall he ' for himself. ' most forgiven. CLARl:INL'l'l 'l'EM1 Lli TUNIS D. THORNE THONIASON True is it that we have seen better rlaysf' A lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing. l I LEO FRANK THOIXI PSON EITVVARU ,l. 'l'l'lR.'XSl-IICR They love, they hate. but they cannot do 1 never trouble irouhlu until without him. trouble troubles ine. i ' s 57 N--. W -.wixr-we xi- V M .Y w.,:,f .W N mu., mms, DOROTHY Iil.lCS1i TULSUN MIYRON' A. TRACY ui' low ilcu-ivcf thc In-st of i'U1ll2lllkil.ld.H A'I.car1ling hath gained' most by those hubkm ' V hy which the printers have lost. . iXI:XRfi.XRIiT TOVVNIY EDVVARIJ ,IARIICS TlUI,l,lNli Love :1 lot uf lmya a little. but not a I am I1 111213, little boy Il lot. More Sillllt lgainst than Sillllillgfi YIIUQINIX 'l'R1'l.l.lN'GILR AMY LOYISIC Yl'1lfRIIO'l7F l,ifc is :i ji-st, :mal :nfl txhiilgs show itg She moves a Q.1Ullfit'SSg,3llli. she lucky I tlioiiphl so oncc, buf now I know it. 3 queen' A THOMAS I., VASS ROSE FLLICN YICNIQZKY Though nmricst, on his embarrassed hrow, She who is filled with happiness, though nature has written-'Gentleman'. seemingly zlhgorbedf' www 1 1 L, X -fl TL 58 I v - . -, wa-:gh-fg...,4,Q ..i.. 1. Q4.1.:r,.-Q fl:- Q4 TIECCIHI HTIE QQJUCQ cRoRc F BERNARD R E f' I take the orld to be bu ilue tloneth earn muc A VVAI TON e d com 0 much to do gi F VIVI XN LOIS E I 6 For too much r st ltsel b co p 1 e el wxcke Q40 BI1 LI: N A WELLS I' eat IS to be misunderstood f F P R R J, rl EAW :A It s' QP 4' CA I ' ' . . U I ' 2 togoin . . :. . . A 5 Ngo i . T11 Sh things to bg. t i. N Q R o gn , , - f V G e ' ' es 'n, '- - - I ' . 3 - v 5 , . - Q' , . . ' t, r r .5 kv d n - is 1 . o , ' ' , va ' w L ' V H i A4 3159311 59 'Q hN.'XlfRliN O. VVHFELBR RALPH CWNILLIAMSI Oh, it is excellent to hqviea HTl10llYl t such a lazy, xplgasant -fellow. giant's strength. HELEN MAY VVlLL GVVYNl2T'l'li if Wll,l.lS Gund humor andhgi pleasant nature The way to hliss lies not on accomplish much. V hills of down. 12. vmczinim WIMAN MARY ALICE VVORTHEN She laughs, and the wmllrl laughs Is She not passing fair? with her. A SUE VVOOTICN ,lOSl: l'H B.'XRTLliTT YZNALLA Hard work is a delightful pastime? ' l'Ah. why Should life all labor bc? 60 A UNDUIGIMDJ' I wg? 1- A M , X Q if fffga A f f 0 Q ' 4 f 'Tig . wuugim., -1 .4123 ff . muff. Muni is vsp:-Pffgisggf. . l smyaqy, .Tnawis jtllkhliilkxwfgl' Presidmf - 'PAUL Q51-Immun Treacaufar Sergeant-df-Afofqs Aucusfus CHBNSBAW Baixcal Y' 3' r .W we 61 1932 F FEBRUARY, CLASS 0 '52, ,I , e K rs Qfia Q enigma' ig , 3:1 ff MEA Q fx- A S , M X A l R 4 H 4, t xl E25 Q 'i 4? Swiss -Q., 1 ii : . ISLAM!!! 32 Enkli-xkv, 19 Clhxss or F we-ge-1 TTM' if H' if 7 1 ,aa l-wi ..zf.-.i at , M --in '---' -F-W me ... . .Y .,,,e.,,,,,.,-.,,.,a,-. et- .,,, ,. .,,, . ,,,,.f,.v, -wif. . Class of February, 1932 Q1 FEBRUARY 27 we entered Tech at the old building f to enter as rookies in the old school We completed ou1 NPT I f h th b ld Q ,J res man year in e new ui mg As sophomores, we began to assert ourselves in the life of the school. From among our ranks voices were already beginning to be heard in various organizations about school. Then we became juniors. The thrill of being an upper classman and the importance of our new class organization caused many to forget that there could be something higher. We are now in the seventh semester, Seniors, with but one short semester between us and graduation. Among us are the great and the small, the strong and the weak, but the whole class is of such texture that its memory will linger long in the halls of Tech. The president of the class is Paul Oehmann, who is also promi- nent in school athletics. In our class also are several boys who have made enviable records on the football team, and a large number of our boys are on the track team. Tech's dramatic activities have also been well represented by members of the February graduating class. Twelve of them have been elected to the Pharos, among whom are Paul Oehmann, Henry Lepper, Jeanne West, Beatrice Kendall, Wilbur Robb, and Marie Preston. There were thirty-four students from this class on the honor roll last semester. Some of these who had high ratings were Leonard King, Paul Oehmann, Wilfred Page, John Robb, and Dorothy Weber. D , p , . . i as Freshmen. We had the honor of being the last class 64 S.-XNIUFI. .'Xi'KlTRM.'XN FRANKLTN AI.l.VN'lNIf A gentle lmy of thoughtful mienf' Created rather to look upon than listen tn. RUTH ELEANOR ADAMS MORRIS fXPl'lil.BAl'Nl A loved, honored, and much respeftcd He hath a head to contrive :mtl friend. ci tongue to persuade. Z.'Xf'll.XRY .'XQl7lI.lNO JOHN ll. BAILEY I hope to wake up some morning tn limi 1 will answer all things faithfully. myself great. VVlLLIAIXl ll.-X1 ARDO CHARLES H. BAKER, JR. lt matters not what. you are thought to be, A likely lad, zi gay Intl. but what you are. l 65 DOROTHY ANN BALDWIN RLEANOR BLUM 'She has a natural, wise sincerity, and Her mind was adorned with virtues a simple truthfulness. manifold. PRESTON BAUMAN D. RANDALL BOOK Such sweet compulsion rloth in music lie. All his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. IWARGARET BOTELER 1 V LEWIS BROWN Blushing is the color of virtue. No legacy is so rich as honesty. H. DONALD BROWN MARTIN BROWN Happy am Ig from care I'm free. Great thoughts come from the heart. 66 PFARI. BROWN HILBRRT SANFORD BROVVNF l,ove all, trust u few. Tell the truth :nnl so puzzle and confound your adversaries. VVALTER IJ, BROVVN RUTH JANE BYRD Let thy speech he better than Silence. Patience is the best remealy for or he silent. every trouble. NN'll,l.lAM CADY SOVHLX JANE L'H.'XK.-Xl.:XKlS Season your aclnxiratiou for 11 while. A rapt soul sitting in thine eyes. HARRY .IAVMES CHACONAS ROSCOE BOVVM.-XN CHAl.Klili Answer me in one wm-tl, For me, fate gave what I desired. 67 FRANK CIJXRROCCHT LEVETTE COFFREN This fellow is wise enough to play the fool, Drink today, and drown all snrrow and to clo that craves a kind of wit. You shall not rlo't tomorrow. MAYNE R. COE NATHAN COHEN They say miracles are. past. The foremost man of all his world FRED V. COLLINS DAVID COOKSEY The lu-st of this kind are but shadows. For courage mounteth with occasion LUCCA COLLINS MARIANNA COUCH Her hair was thick, with many a curl that Learning is ever in the freshness clustered round her head. ' of youth. 68 l l QXUGUSTUS P. K'RliNSHl'XW DAVID MYER DANTZIC Life is as tedious as a twice-told tale. A mural, well-bred, sensible man. l l ,lli.fXN V. CUR'l'lN DORIS HOPIC DAY Friendship is love without wings. Silence is the most perfect herald of joy SYLVIQX B. DEM ERITT HAROLD DOVE The pen is the tongue of the mind. Young fellows will he young fellows. l hbTHl'.R Dl',SKlN MlLRRll,l, W. lJRl'.NN.XN I have gained my experience. never thought to ask, l never lin l .. '-ff .S f 3' X if K 1 I 69 CLAUDE G. EIXIBREY VVILLIAM J. ERVVIN The good :lie young, therefore, he should A man must get at thing before he can live to a ripe old age. forget it. VIRGINIA ENGELKE FRANK ESSEX True it is that we have seen better days. He gets through too late who goes too fast. HARRY FINE MILDRED G. FLOTO MHC is well paid that is well 53flSflt3Cl. They laugh that winf' JULIA FLEET ROBERT B. FOLEY Let the world slide, I'll not budge He from whose lips divine persuasion an inch. Hows. N I 70 WYATT GARRETT MYER CILDENHORN How poor arelthey that have not He would talk, lord, how he would talk. patience. RlARG.fXRE'l' CHBSON FRANCIS GLASGOVV Fresh :mil blooming, blonde and fair, A little nonsense now and then VVith azure eyes, and aureate hair. Rl.'XL'RlCli GOLDINTAN MARK GREENVVALD He wears the rose of youth upon him. Men of few words are the best men. MARJORIIE GR.-XYSON CHARLES GREGORY Be to her virtues very kind. Such joy ambition finds. 71 I JOHN rox. HAIN E1,i1,x HARRIS XYhzitever you do, do wisely, and think of Virtue is bold, and goodness the eonsequcncesf' never fearful. GEORGE lCi.l,lOTT RANDALL HARRIS HARRlNQTO'N 1'm much too gentle, I haven'l used my Laugh and he fat. Power' J. VVARRICN HAYES THOMAS HIiFFIiI.F1NGER Spare your breath to cool your porridgef' Good company and good discourse are the very sinews of virtuef' BQXKBAILX H1C1'XLY ROBERT HICNIJCY Sweet mercy is nobi1ity's true badge. Can we ever have too much of a good thing? 72 was x 'ms .SML se pf- u V, riursw 1 'x 3 1 3 3 RUTH l.L'ClLLFI HERBERT DOROTHY ELIZABETH Gentle of heart, heneficient of mind. HILLERS He to her faults a little blind. DOROTHY HFSS ESTHER HIRST My grief lies onward and my joy behind. All our geese are swansf LUIS HUERTA LORIDA JENSEN Ambition is no cure for love. H0r10I' lies in l10I1BSt YOU. LOIS EDNA JARRETT MILDRED KALMBALTH Diligence is the mother of good nature. Modesty is the magnet of friendship 73 CLARK KEENE ADOLPH GUSTAVUS KEYSER The mirror of all courtesy. I have not sought the world, the world ,was sent to seek me. X D. BRUCE KERR 1 CHARLES W. KIENAST Think not that thy word and thine alone You beat your pate, and fancy wit will must be right. comeg Knock as you please, there's nobody at home. EDNA MAY KINCHELOE 'V' ' CHARLES C: KISSlNGER XVith such a comrade, such a friend, ' A more loyal cadet I fain would walk till jourx1ey's end. Could ne'er be met. PAUL LEONARD KING , WILSON KOONTZ No man is wise enough by himself. This bold, bad man. 74 VVlLl,l.'XXl Xl. KROGER DlXlE LEATH Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. And why should life all labor be? THOhl.'XS KVFFNER HENRY A. l.El'l'liR So young zi lnocly with so old a head. To love, cherish, and to obey. CH.'XRl-FlS LIVERMORE LURA LOOMIS Your heart's desires he with you. Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. EDXN.'XRl'J l.lVlNIiSTON DOROTHY lfl.lZ.-Xlil'i'l'H LOVVE There's a brave fellow. lVords without thought never to heaven go. 75 .KY Y.- . .,..,... ,.., ,-......W.,.......,,., . ,,,....,,,. ....,,..,,,.......,-..... ,,..... . ,. -...-..-7-v-MW- .Y ,..,.. '-2 vfxx i K '--.V ..-,..-...-i..,w,. E, ' ex. kk 5. TERRY LUBORE , , Q EHANRRYXLYNN - A man used to vicissitudes is not easily As'a wit, if not the lirst in the 'dejectedf N very first line. V BERNARD LUPSHUTZ Y GERTRUDE MALLON Still achieving, still pursuirilgf' Oi1ly a sweef and virtuous soul. ALFRED MANNIN73' 'T A ff 7STANLl2Y G. MATTERN An exceedingly honest man. x His popularify was not aecidentalf' ,x I MARGIE4 LEE MARTIN ALMA MeCUEB1N As merry as the day isilongf' The world knows little A 4 of its great women. 76 mn 1 T 1 . v l 1 5 Q F ,, 1 Q V gk, l 4. i ,'f 2. l. in if l 4- V QT K 5 lvl 1, lil WS! li. 55 il all ii fre HS ln SE 5 22 3 Z I DOROTHY DOLORFS FHARLES VVILBUR MINOR Klt'CiONll,i:Xl. Always the gayest of the gay. Slow and solirl, that's she. DOROTHY MILES BRUCE MOORE And now and then a sigh she stole. A rolling stone gathers no mush ' LFITH C. MOORE LILLIAN E. MURRAY Ease with dignilyf' Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and lowg an excellent thing in woman. JOHN WALTER MULLICAN, JR. LOUISE JULIANA NORUI. Hush .zmdyhis hammered old PECK, A hashful blush her snowy chem-km Xvill alwayibe known at 'Dear Old Tech'. did dye. 77 PAUL B. OEHlXlANN MARIE PRESTON The limlis will quiyer and mnve after the soul is gone. FRANK OLIVER XVhile you live, tell the truth. HERBERT A. READ JOHN VV. ROBB He is no wise man that will quit a Every man has his faults, certainty for an uncertainty. honesty is hisy Lili.-XRl-ES R. RICHARDSON How shy l am. Ambition has nn rest. DANTE RADICE XVise men say nothing in dangerous times. and JACK ROBERTSON 'Fortune is not on the sicle 0 faint-hearted. f thx' 78 W .va-...A -- -' I -4 QM., , - Y --..-... ..,.....,:,.,.,,..,,.,.,.,, ..,,,-...,....., ....,., X . ,.. '- 1w---'-'---f-e-f--- v--f-V-Q-V-V 1----MW a -V,- ..,. l. .-Y -VY. xi t vu-W Tru-t v Y we GERALDTNE J. RO-SENBRRGER1 X ELIZABETH-MCGEEL RUFF 'Tis better to laugh than to cry. Trf v The light that lies in-wnmanfs eyesff' . , LEROY U. RUDASILL , M. REA SHAFER Love thyself, and many will hate thee. Things,are not always what they seem RUSSELL N. SHEWMAKER A , MARION ,EILEEN SILL An honest man is the noblest worli -' ' She who is filled with happiness, though ' of God. Kseemingly absbrbed, emanalesnpleasure X on whatever crosses her way. I , I MORRIS ROBERT SHIPMAN , CHARLES bIMPSON A great man is made up of qualities that ., His faults lie gently on him. W meellor niikexgreat occasions. . NN K X Y 4 - 7 1 . 1 ,,,,, r -... . W... . ,.,. ,... ,.. .,., ., Y,.., ,.. , , .,.,,..,,.. ..,,.,.. ,.,. .... -, .-, ,.,.,, , . ,, , , ,, , . ,.. -.,,.,..,,...,,,,., , ,, ,, .f 13--.mfr 11e,..,,. ' .,,, . ,hx , V x V I-VV 79 'GSS HUBERT SMITH SAMUEL I. SOLT Every main has his faults. Few things are impossible In diligence and skill. MARK SMITH ROBERT STEELE Exceedingly well read. Every man for himself. VIVTAN STOKELEY LEON TEPPER Sweet is reveuge--especially to wnmenf Let every man mind his own business NAOMI BLANCHE TAYLOR HTLDRETH UTZ lYork and be rewarded. Fishes that tipple in the deep knnw nn such liberty. 80 XX Il I I XXI YOI.KM.SN ' RAYMOND VVKRIJ Ih I ry pmk ut courtesy, I have ixnumrtul Irmginps in mf. HANOLIJ IJ, NN'yXI.KIfR IIOIQOTIIY EI,Ii.-XNOR XYICISI llc will be talking. 'I'h:'y Izmpqh that win. I IQXN Nli VV EST CLA I R Ii ICLIQX NON NYII IfffI.IfIQ Nh na ll pllxmmnl of 'In-light. I saw :md Inu-II. -I7RfXNl4IS ITL.IZ.XI3IiTII NYICSTON FIQANCIQS IIICLICN VX'III'I'IC , A Iillle 100 wise, Ihcy ally, Gaulle in pcrefrxlzngc, cmmdllcl, :mml sin ne'cr Iive lung, 1-qluipzngl-. ,d 81 LYLE OWEN VVILLIAMS GVVENIJOLYN XK'lLLlS XVherever waves can roll, :mal 1 cauunt nor l will not lmlll mr still winds can blow. fXlll.lJREl'J LUCILE VVILLI.-XMSON One of our classlnatr-S true. DOROTHY ALICE XNILSON RAYMOND NN'lN'1'ERS N fi l lol' ht 'n anothe-r's XYit and wisdom are bnrn with zi mam CVCI' HL y0ul' 1 lg l misfortune. 82 ECWHITE A Senioris .Swan Song , A worthy senior, thoughtful, grave of mien, Leaving his Alma Mater at age eighteen, Saw, within, the doorway by the stair, Clutcliing the rail, and trembling there, A slender lad, a vision of his former self: With lifted chin he eyed the bashful elf, And pufiing out his chest in pride, he said, . A Why do you tremble P -Theibeginner raised his head, And quivering, saw his high hope fulfilled, His dreams complete in him, his very soul was thrilled. With feverish eagerness his voice spoke low, I know so little-there is much to know. The senior bowed his head, but soon again ' Thirst for knowledge replaced his momentary shame, Inspired by this youthful zeal, these hopes, and fears, He went to conquer all the world might offer through the years e -fTech Life. 83 N Q s I Q ' 1932 mprjL NH, SS kW.A 1151. U l 1932 if Tlx U ASS Cr. . YE! 1- nf . ' . f . sur FEHINARY, 1933 CLAS or FEBRVARY, 19.33 LASS LJ 1 ' 1933 'XI-1, ll L'1..xSswlf '5 fi' 'u -2 ll NH, 1933 .XSS1 U. 1934 or FEBRUARY, CLAM fn-' Fr1nRL'Akv, 1934 fuss 1934 C1.AssmfjL'Nr1, f'LAssuF lrxv-1,1934 ur FHHR1'AkY,l935 CLASS XT .4C.7lW.7!6'5 4. FQ Q n r' rf' 6 1, 3 . 1 ,,?,ff' ' - flac+29ilfi?.,. Y .Slvrvffrrhv M ARY I.. S N YDRR SIHNIQY KULKI-IR Hlillktili lf. Sl-:sso G. 0. Upper House FEBRUARY TO JUNE Prvsz'a'w11f IIARRY 51-ixlnlclcos XX'll.l.lAM F. VVILSON FRANK CI RRUOKS W11.1.lA M A. XNYCKOI-'lf .Wrreiarjf NIARY S'rALr.INn:s .-Xl,lf'RHn RIAIICIIMAN FRANK NTURPH Y Domwnv Biumv 1 N M1ss T.. STEVVART SEPTEMBER TO FEBRUARY Prvsid 0111? XVILLIAM DODGIQ KIARVIN THAI-MAN RIARIUN RANDULPH FACULTY ADVISERS Miss C. ROBERTS 95 T zu'-Prvs111'v11i JOHN VV. Rome PHILIP NIARTIN XIARIUN Y. NANIDIIIPH LUVISIC HVRCII Viff'-Presir1'm1l FRANK .M URPH Y CHARLES NIOORHICRS KENELYN IIlilSCHlil.1. R. WILUAM Gurus V MR. I.. MATTFRN- R. .s...., l l I ene ral Organization lJl't'.l'itlt'llf .... .... l l.XRRY SICYHISICKUS ' ' ....,...., -lonx Roma 1 nu'-I r'e.r1dt'1ll .. .hit't'I't'ftlP'-X' ... ...Nl ner l.tll'If9I-I SNYDIQR liew Tech students realize the extensive work perlormecl hy our tieneral Organization, which is the student governing hotly at McKinley. lfor several years the Council has endeavored to frame a new Constitution for the tl. O., which would limit and definitely state just what each law meant and just h-ow it was to he interpretetl. .Xt ,last the Council succeeded in framing a satisfactory Constitution, which was completedfantl published in November, l93O. Since then, one amendment, the exception to the requirements for Circle T. has lween added to the Constitution. The point system of awarding letters and numerals to thc girls has lrecn placed on pro- liation for six mouths, and this amendment will he added to thc Constitution if it proves satisfactory during that time. Q Besides these important acts of legislation, thc Council passed numerous other acts per- taining to awards, setting dates for social events and framing the financial budget for the year from February to june, 1931. ' Although they failed in getting a longer lunch period and a Block T for awards, they in- tcnbd to continue working upon these problems and hope to have them passed in the near futuref A 96 I ramatic I'n'.v1'di'11I ..,... . . .Goizuox Rompursox lf'it'e-lJrf.rz'dv11f , . . . . . .AMY XYICIAIRIIUI-'l-' lln lll.ll1'l.lllC Chili has cnjoyecl ll most prolitzilwlc time this last year. Klrs. lfrost was Zlglllll ulwle to nnflertzlke the responsibilities of faculty :ulviser and wus 'assisted lw Xliss Xlittkins :tml Kliss Rodgers, former rlramutic ztclxiser at Ventrul. ln the fall, Captain .'xDIlll'j2lCli,U the popular threc-act comedy, was given with lingent Castle as the leading man and Amy Vcerhoff :incl Jeanne VX'est :is the feminine lezuls. The pirate scenes met with everyl+orly's approval and praisc. ln Felmrnary thc competent Virginia Trnllingcr was succeeded hy Gorflon Robertson. The other otliccrs clectecl wcrc: George Cordcr, Erncstine Lofller, Frzinccs Fellows, :mtl Xliilfred Page. The annual clinner clancc, under the chairmanship of Erncstine l.oFHer, was pronounced ll great success hy all who attended. The tournamen e , . , V. ' g ven on t e szune night instcacl of having two afternoon performances. t plays took place on May lst 'intl all the pluvs werc i h 97 pera l'n'.virlt'11i ..,. . . .lipvvmm lJmRtlWN Vim'-l'rr.virIt'1:l ..... ...... H ixinw Umw .S't't'wlt11gv-7i1't-t1.v1mv- . . . . . .T n 1-11-51 .tx N n:1.s1cN Thi- Opt-ra Llulu is nuuilwrvcl as unc of thc tirst clulvs to lm urganizccl at 'll-ch. Thu stuclvnts who cunstitutt' tht' clulm arc thnsc who arc' intcrcstcal in music ancl thc clcvclupinvnt ull thcir vnict-s. Tha- incnilwrs moot uncc Cach wcck for thc purpose int' practicing for thc upcras ur cuncvrts, which arc given under thc clircction and coaching of Nliss licciic. liach ycar thc clulv procluccs an opera, and this ycar lolanthc was vcry successfully prt'scntt'cl nn March 27th and 28th. Many of the cast of Robin Hood, which was given last ycar, hail lvacls in this y0a1 s prcscntation. Xlvtnhcrs ut' the cluh flcvntc must uf their timc practicing for thc npcra. This wnrk is lit-gun two months lx-t'nrc thc clatc uf its production. Thi' mcmlwrship of thu clnli has incrcasccl cluring thc last fcw years, cluc, nn doubt, to the fact that many more girls arc now attcncling Tech than forma-rly and the me-mhcrship uf thc Opera Club is maflc up largely ot' girls. On March lj, 1931, tivc girls from thc cluh sang collvgc songs at thc Collcgc VVnmcn's lianquct, which was given at thc Wciiricifs University Clulv in honor of collcgc women from all parts of the Unitccl States. 'l'hc five girls who sang wcrc: Virginia Evans, Nlary Tal- man, Louise Kcncipp, Ann lfugitt, and Thclma Niclscn. 98 rchestra Condnrlor ..... .... I Domi NX',xt.1'r1N C'f'1l4'N'f 1ll1I.Vf1'f'. . . . . . R4ll!I'1R'I' ii4l'l'lilN The Tech Symphony Oreliestra was started about twenty-six years ago, and it had only fourteen members when Ilore XYalten, the present conductor, took it over. lt has steadily grown larger, until it now has sixty-Five players. The Orchestra plays for all our own entertainments, and often has outside engageinents also. On October 25, 1930, the Orchestra played at the finals of the International Oratorieal Contest at Constitution Hall before a large and distinguished audience, which included I'resident Herbert Hoover and many high othcials of the government and diplomatic corps. For many ycars the Orchestra has played for Tech operas and dramatic productions. This year their playing added much to the comic opera, Iolanthc. All of the Tech assemblies are made even more enjoyable by selections from the Orch- estra. Mr. XN'altcn insists upon only the best of music for his players, and their rendition of ditiicult Compositions is remarkable for such young musicians. Many of the orchestra's former members return to Tech and join the Orchestra when it plays for some special occasion. 99 0.-,ept H. Daniel one Club ...FRANK C. lmmci., JR, l7I'l'Sf!It'I11' ..... Viet'-l'1'esicl1'11f. .. ...EDWARD ll. l311oWN The lilee Club was organized in April, 1925, and named for joseph H. lianiel, for forty years director of music in the public schools of XN'ashington. lts purpose has been to create an interest among the boys of thc school in choral singing. The club now consists of sixty active menibers under the able directorship of their founder, Mrs. Bella IE. 'lll'lt7l111tSl!ll, who meets with them at eight-thirty on every school morning. The music sung is in four parts and of :1 semi-classical nature. Froin the active members each season a concert group of about thirty is chosen. These picked boys give concerts in many ot the churches, schools, and lodges around NNashington. Twice during the past season the club has sung over the radio in connection with Red Cross work, and twice a double quartctte from the club has been asked to appear on the air. Among the activities of the glee club is a banquet given annually by the members, to which are invited many of the school's faculty Zilltl alumni. The boys receive no school credit for work i11 the club, nor do they accept compensation for concerts given for churches and clubs. All the boys ill thc school who are interested are eligible for membership. The otlicers of the club are elected by the boys themselves, and a11y member, active for three years, is recommended for an honor medal to be awarded by thc school. 100 l I Pl'131'OS Tcch has thc honor of living rcprcst-ntctl in thc National llonor Socicty of Sccontlnry Schools. 'l'hc chapter :lt 'l'cch is czlllctl tht- llll21l'US. Tho llhuros was organizccl at Tech, illclcpcmlt-iitly, in 1923, anal, two yt-urs lntcr, in l9Z7 was :nhnittccl to tht- National Honor Society. Tht- purpost- ol' this organization is to crcatc an cnthnsiztsm for scholarship, to stimu- lzttc il tlcsirc to rcnclcr scrvicc, to promotc lczulcrsliip, ztncl to tlvrt-lop clinrztctct' in tht- Sllltlt'lllS ul. thc Atncricztn lligh Schools. The cmlulcm of thc clulv is thc kvystonc with Il flaming torch, rlc1'ix't-rl from tht- tlrt-ck worcl, lll11ll'tiS, mcztning torch or ltcncon. .-Xt thc lrasc of thc cmblcm arc tht' four lcttcrs, C'Sl.S. Those four lcttcrs symholizc the purposc of thc club: Cllllfi-lCIL'l', SCl1tll2lI'Sl'1l1l, Lczul- crship, Scrvicc. Czunlitlatcs must lic in thc first fourth of their rcspcctivc classes and lttllsl t-xct-ll in school activities. The final selection is mzulc lay tht- principal ztncl a committcc ot' tht' fztcnlty. ln March thc Pharos hntl an usscmlmly in which thcy unnonncccl thc names ot' thost- :ul- mittctl. This yttar, :L rccorcl was sct, thc numhcr :xclmittccl lmcing sixty-two. Thu l'h:1ros mcmlwters still holtl thcir mcmhcrship in thc cluh after gracluzltion. The faculty advisors arc: Mrs. Frost, Mr. llztnicl, Kliss Stzuttnfcr, Miss Stcwztrt, Miss Marsh, and Mr. Lockwood. 101 1 C1'1iOI' COllI't The Senior Ciourt was authorized and organized in Octolmer, 1929. lt's first olijeetice is to use the inlluenee of the seventh and eighth semester pupils in attempting to hold all pupils responsilnle for performing the duties which are rightfully theirs, and olmeying regulations set np lmy the school otiicials. individual as well as group responsibility is emphasized. The inemlmership of the court consists of the elected officers of the seventh and eighth semester classes and of four seniors appointed lay the adviser and confirmed lvy the elected olilcers. The eighth semester representative of the General Organization is 11 menilmer of the Senior Liourl. The ollieers elected lmy the seventh semester class and any other seventh semester mem- lfer or memlwers of the Senior Court continue as members of the Senior Court throughout their eighth semester. The Senior Court organizes each semester under the direction of the adviser. All de- cisions ol the court are made independent of the adviser. Over three hundred pupils have :ippenrecl before the Court this year for advice or correction. lU2 'l'h enior ervice ommlttee cfs as In-iug worthy uf trust :md cupzlhlc of rcuclcriug valuahlc scrvicc tu thv school. The fununittcc is uu alliccl urgzmizutitm of thc Scuiur Court. its nivlulwcrs rcfcr pupils lu tht cuurt who refuse to takc suggestions offcrccl as to their conduct, hut uw pupil is vw: rvfcrrvcl to ll school lliiiCiZli. if 'i tlutics ch mcmhur Cl1l'l'il'S Il Svuiur Svrvicc- Ciurcl, which pvrmits him tu go :Luci umm' :ls tht ut thc lmsitimi fic-inzuul. lhls curcl is sigucml hy Mr. l3:u'is :mal hy thc 1mpiI's svctiuu ti':u'ht'1'. 1 0.5 1- SCIIIUI' Scrvicv Cmuinittu- is coumusml ut' Svuiurs :1p1u'm'0cl hy thvir st-ctiim tvztch- 1 , V Saber Club Pffesidcvit ..... . . .Romirrr l'lI1.DER Viff-President .... .... P ELHAM VVAL'l'0N .S'm'rctr11'y ...... .... T HOMAS E. 'l1A'1'1i 'I-l't7C1.V1ll'l'1' .... ..,. VX 'lLI.mM F. Bmrs The Saber Club was re-organized early in November, 1930. The e1ub's purpose is to better the Second Regiment by keeping it at a high level and to maintain co-operation among the officers. The club is a medium of exchange for ideas which will help in the improvement of the regiment. In their meetings the members discuss all problems which relate to the welfare ol their companies, such as transportation to and from the extended order area and methods for raising money for the activities of the club. ln order to meet this last situation they gave a dance in the Tech Gym on January 9, 1931, which was highly successful in a financial and social way. Although Colonel Maish has been very ill and unable to instruct the boys, they have en- deavored to maintain the highly beneficial service for which they have always been noted. Mr. French, who was in charge of the Regiment during the Colonel's absence, has done a great deal in assisting the officers. 104 5-Achevrons The Chevrons Club of McKinley High School was started in 1929, by a small number ot' fadet uon-coins. Under the tutorship of Colonel Maish and the President ol' the Sabre Club it progressed rapidly. William Schuyler was its First president. The club was open to all non-coms, and dues were fixed at a quarter a month. A constitution was drawn up and voted on by members of the club. The Chex'rons has been a brother to the Saber Club, helping it in all of its dances and other social activities. The 1931 club has been limited to sergeants of the companies and staffs. 'l'ne club is taking rapid steps toward success under the leadership of the present president, Klason llart, who is assisted by Frank Allwine, vice-presidentg George E. Harrington, secretaryg Charles llaker, treasurertg and Raymond Raum, sergeant-at-arms. The othcers are elected for a period ot' one semester, or until an othcer in the club becomes an ofticer in the Cadet Corps. .-X pin was designfed and adopted by the members. lt will probably become the standard pin. Several committees were formed by the president, a publicity committee whose duty is to see that the Chevrons Club is represented in Tech Life each issue, and also an entertainment committee to attend to all the social activities of the club and to aid the Saber Club Com- mittee in its work. All sergeants are invited to join. 105 Chess Club . . . .HENRY l.lil'l'lCR I'rr'side11l .... Vii'f'-Prmirlent .. .... HAkol.n XYALKIQIQ 5'f'1'Wf111'A' .... Slnxlsv hlARl20l.lS The Chess flulv is the most recently organized elnli at Tech. lt was started during the past semester to promote an interest in chess and to develop a spirit of fellowship among those interested in the game. 'l'he club is now striving to olmtam the state ot perlection which will eualile them to uphold the reputation of the school in this field. Starting with about fifteen memliers, the clulm has already doubled in size and is now making rapid strides toward its ultimate goal. VVith Mrs. Frazier as taculty adviser, man3 excellent players are being developed who hope to he worthy representatives of Tech in the contests which are lieing arranged with other Washington schools also having chess clulis. Matches with other clulis are looked forward to eagerly, and in a meet with Vl'estern's team our lioys showed great aluility and prospects of line players. Though still a new and inexperienced group, there are already many good players who will no doulmt develop into champions. NYith this olmject in view, practice sessions are held daily, and the talents of these players are lieing developed to a high degree. 106 rench Club The French Cilnh, culled the Circle of Pep and ClliillI'i',H was orgxulized in 192 , Xizuhnnuiselle l.ix':11ich1is, of the Tech faculty, to afforcl an oppurtunity tu those interested in French tu zlcqnire 11 hettei' conception nf Frzmce and its language. There :ire nu require- ments for nieinhership except some knowledge ut' French. Although it is une of the newest m'gzu1iz:1timis here, it is fast hecnming popular because those students whn have any cun- ceptiun wt' the lxinguzige wish to heconie niore acqllzlilltccl with it. In .uhhtimi to Xl.ul.nno1stlla I.1x.u1d,t1s, smuml French teachers :ire lending their time :ind etTm'ts in furthering the interests of the Cillh. At every meeting, two ni' three of the teachers are present. During the first year of its organization the club held its meetings in the music rntnn nearly every week, in which thc memhcrs sung French songs. This year the scherhile nf meetings was revised, and since then the meetings have been held only on the nzltinnztl holi- wlnys ut' TJTZIIICC. The nzitional fiower of France, the Fleur cle lis, with the name of thc Cillil engrztvesl on il, is the design for their cluh pin. 107 9, hx' Ra io Club l,l't'.S'llff'lIf ..... . . .YINt'liN'r llISl'l0'I l'.X lfire-l'rr.ridt'i1l .......... . . . Xl.txR'r1N Oiern, .S'ern'ft1r'y und Tl'4'tI.YIl!'t'I' .... . . .fililblttili Xl1JNR0l-I The Radio Club ol. Tech was originally known as the Klcliiuley Nlireless Club, and was first started on Xlarch 15, 1915. Many of the First members of the club have since become prominent tigures as wireless experts and operators. Many of them made their start as wireless operators during the VVorld VVar. This club offers a variety of subjects which deal with radio, such as Radio Electricity, Commercial Tclegraphy, Code. The club is also interested in Television, the latest develop- ment in radio, which is being studied and worked upon by scientists all over the world. The club does not work wholly on abstract and theoretical problems, but it does actually construct apparatus and perform many interesting experiments. The club is to be congratulated upon its persistent determination to communicate with Australia by means of radio. The vice-president of the club recently completed a trans- mitter which is expected to reach and maintain communication with Australia. This trans- mitter will be fitted with a modulator for speech transmission, and after this has been ac- complished, it is the plan of the club to broadcast regularly. This club is extremely popular, and the members are very grateful to their faculty ad- viser, M r. Heron, for his splendid support and help. 108 viation 1'rr.virIr11r ..... .,.. X '1Nc1f:NT l'1sc1o'rTA Viri'-l'r'v.ridv11I ......... .... S A More I, l.l'llURli .hlt't'I't'ftII'j' and Trt'a.s'zn'cr' .... . . . ,losiavn Piuueia The Aviation Chili was organized at Tech during the month of Oetolver, 1928. Its goal is the formation of a regular class in which aviation will he studied. The cluh is now working in the capacity of a preparatory school for aviation, and not Il clulw ot' 21I'Il2l.lCll1'S. The course ol' study includes the things in which aviators are interested and which are necessary for future pilots. At this time gliders and their operations are lieing studied with a reat d l f g ' ea 0 zest and interest. The chili is now divided into two groups-a model plane building group and a Theoretical Aviation studying group. The model plane group studies the construction of the various types of planes, and many of its members have huilt miniature scale planes for the study ot' flighft and operation. The other gitoup studies the fundamentals of aviation and the principals of the many i f cl p eces o mo ern? mechanical equipment used in the plane of today. Mr. Heron is the fae- ulty adviser. ' 109 Boys, Stage rew The Stage Crew, one of the most active clubs at Tech, is under the direction of Mr. Krehlwiel. The crew works very hard constructing all the scenery and properties which are designed lwy Xlr. Lamlw for our various plays and operas. The lvoys are fortunate in having one of the luest equipped stages in the city on which to work. A numlmer of shows arc given at Tech hy outside organizations, and when these are given, the crew is in charge hack stage, They are almle to change scenes in approximately two minutes per scene, some lveing changed in less time than that. As the equipment is very valualvle and the scenery is bulky, much care and skill must he exercised in the handling of it. The property room is full of various objects, all made at different times for some play. The lvoys acquire a very practical knowledge of stagecraft by their work here at Tech. At the showing ot' lolanthe, the stage crew gave a very interesting demonstration ot their work between the acts. 1lU I I Girlsi Stage Crew The Girls' Stage Crew was organized hy Mrs. Ola llay Rush, Head of Home liconomics Department. This organization is an outgrowth of the Home Economics Department, and is composed of a group of girls who have given voltintarily, much of their time after school in order to help with all productions given hy the school. This organization applied to the G. O. for a charter early in March, and has been recognized hy the whole school. No new memliers are allowed to join unless charter mem- lwers resign or graduate, then the Faculty Adviser and otlieers of the organization select those who will take their places. The girls design and make all costumes needed for productions, and are studying the art of eostuming. Satisfactory and meritorious work may he rewarded hy a credit toward graduation. The girls were very husy during the first part of the semester making costumes for the operetta, Iolanthe. 111 . H1- Y President .... .... C HARt.Es COAKLEY Virr'-l,rf.virlv11l .. ...PAUL QLJQRK Tl't'tI.Vlll'4'7' , . . . .... VV1I.s0N ' LEE .Sll't'f't'f!1l'j' . . . ..... SAlNllllil. Ovovma ,...RlR. DIAQK Blcursxizle .rld.1.nf .... The lli-Y is under the supervision of the Y. M. C. A. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club was the sponsor of the inter-section bowling tournament held during the winter at Tech. They bought a fifteen-dollar cup for the winner of this tournament. One of the many social activities of the cluh was a very successful banquet which was held on April lst, at the Y. Nl. C. A. They have also sponsored a number of dances at the Y. lll. C A. The slogan of the Hi-Y is- Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. 112 Pals and Palettes I'rt'.vid.'11l .. ....lXli.XRxlURll-i tlie,xYsoN .S'm'1't'lt1rjt' .. ...Nl.xR1:trt-1ttl't'l-1 Illini.:-iss Vlil'4'll'S nrt clulm, tht' l':tls :utcl l':1lcttcs, was orgztuizcrl iu l9Z-1 uurlvr tht' flirt-ctiou of Xlrs lzttgt'-tttc Sztugstzul. Siuct- tht-it it hats ltccomt- om- of thc most populzu' :uul wt-ll-known llI'gLllllZ2llltlllS In-rc. Thx' purposc of thc clulv is to promote tht' iutc'l't'st :tml ztpprucizttiou ot' t mos tu crc-stcfl mul tale-ntcrl iu this work. .-Xmoug thc activitivs which occupy the attvutiou of th tht' titwr ztrts among tht- stumlcuts who zu xt ' t C cluh are m-ccllcwork ot' vzlrious tlt-signs, wootl carving, uucl all kiucls of paiutiu . lluriu th- l g g L ast year, painting :uul tlrcss- utg tlolls for tht' chilclrcu of thc lfricmlship Housc has hoc-u their maiu task. Club mvmltt-rs nrt- allways glzul to mak- m . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' t iosttrs Ol hclp in ,my way tu thc lll0tlLlCll0ll of thc Spring :xml l :1ll Plays. NX7hcu thc ueccl arises, thcy are only too glzul to help othur orgzulizatious iu thc szuut' mzumcr. A good clcztl of thc crcmlit for the success of the club shoulrl go to Mrs. Szlugstaul, who is always willing :tml rczuly to hclp lwy suggestions aucl tlcmoustrutious. The clulm has two mcctings a wt-ck, ouc me-etiug for thc purpose of attcmliug to any lrusiuess details which may ztrisc, mul thc other mcutiug is tlcvotccl to their art work. 113 1 s V X H- Bank Thu Klcliinlcy lligh School llztnk was orgzlnizccl to tnkv Cairo of thu fuunls of tht- many :tctiritivs conncctt-cl with thc school, znnl also to inculczitc thc hnlnt of thrift among thc stu- clcuts lay Utnphasiziug thu cotirctiii-tice :incl other zulvzuitagcs of :tu incliricluztl account. The cloulmlt- 1-ntry lvook systcm is usucl, in which banking stuclcnts zlrv taught the priu- cittlcs of thi- systcm in a lwmcticztl way. They lczirn to hancllc thc funds and other atfzurs of tht' lvzink lwy :ictuully cloing the work thcmsclvcs. An annual auclit of tlu-ir hooks is mztclc lvy tlu' llistrict of Llolumlaizi llztnkcrs :Xssociatiotn thus assuring protcction against curl-loss lH'IlC' tint-s, ini-llicii-ut lvookkcc-ping, :incl loose mcthocls. lt is llll1VU1'l2:l.I'll that thc lmuk stall' ln- cotnposcfl of mcmlmcrs who are trustworthy anrl ctlicient, since tho lmauk haucllcs thousziucls of flollztrs cvury yczir. Stuclcnt otlicers :irc in charge- of thc bank. Mr. liurus is tht- faculty aclriscr. Ili- in- structs :xnrl ovvrsccs thc work of thc sturlcuts. 'l'lw otliccrs arc: Rolmcrt Ki-lly, prcsirlcntg lirncstiuc Lofflvr, lic-acl lmokki-cpct'g lrln livn-lor, casluerg Gertrude VVilcox, vice-presiclcnt. 114 ircle T Club l'rt'.vi:1er1t ..... ...l.1i'l'iililz litll.llM.XN I'im'-l'1't'.t'ir1t':1l ,.. ...'Xl.l-'klill Rl-IICII MAN ,Stu rwlm-bv ,,,.. .... j.-WK R nom-is 'l'rt't1.r11rt'r . . .... S.-x ru lu-31. l..'x N K ,Xs every Techite knows, the prestige ot' Tech is built largely upon activities. .Xmoug the leauling activities of our school are the athletics. A Circle T is :twarrlefl to the boys who clo outstanding work, and these boys have formed the Circle MT Club. The achievements of the Club have been both h xl 1' l l l - -6 L p u ant vent cial to the school as well :ts the hoys. This Club was organized in l9l6, and since that time has worked its way up to its pres- ent high stzuuling. This Club 0llClCZlYUl'S to do its best to uphold the Maroon and Gray banner. The annual Circle T Club dance was given at the Kenwood Country Club on April X, l03l, :utfl as usual, the Club gave ll very entertaining and successful dance. The Club holds semi-monthly meetings in the home of some member, :tml :tt each meeting they try to have some notefl coach or athletic instructor to speak to them lhe faculty adviser of the Club is Hap Hardell, who won his Circle T :tt Tech as a track star. 115 Tech Life C'o-lfdilmw H1lxi11r'.v.r illrmagm' tloknon HoRNsNi:1.l. liizoiuzia l'1sRA'riNo XNlI.Ir1AM 1i1I.lrINtLSI.IiY FACULTY ADVISERS l.llt'l'tIl',1' H1r.riin'.v.r Miss 1'iS'I'llliR 1'itlSTliR Xiu. 1'iIWVAR1Y.1. 1.lll'KXX'lltlD 'llwlr Life, Mcliinley's hi-weekly newspaper, has existed under its present name for seventeen years. 1'revions to this it was a magazine called Ullmzd and lilin11'. Two years ago, it was enlarged from a small Your column paper to a live column sheet. The popular interview was made a feature after the increase in size. W'ell-known stage and screen stars, along with noted scientists and orchestra directors have been interviewed in the past two years. VX'ith the advent of the New Year of 1930, the paper was again increased, this time to a large dignified newspaper ot' six columns. Cartoons were introduced again, two carroonists drawing them alternately. They have since proved a poptilar feature, as have the personal columns. VVhile subscriptions have been extremely poor, the advertisements have practically made up the deficit. The littsinessrstaff has heen very active in getting ads. At one time the number of column inches exceeded 90. 116 IIIIIIIII crnsou I 'ARR EDITOR' lfrI'ilI1r-In-ClIiI'f ScIIUI'I,IgIz DONNIQL Iizwifzcss Mmmgf r Photographif Editor DORAN PLATT, JR. ANNA I'IcNcIa FI,0IcI-:NCI-1 l3xII.I, GIIRIIUN SI-:IvI-:II5 Techite Staff Literary Editor I.A THELMA NILZLSEN HERBERT RICH, JR. PAUL BIQACI-I XYIRGINIA VVIMAN 117 ,DOHDN FLATT DUSINL55 MANAGER' LLM. VLIET Ifaxcum ADVISUI5 .flrt ljdiiur FRANK Gmsux Faculty A dviscr MR. A. M. VLIET MORRIS SHIIIMAN LANVRICNCIE liR1IvIns josI:I-II BIINIIHIQIM l i Techite The 1931 Tl':cnl'r1z Staff have been able to introduce many new and interesting features in the book this year. The business staff started the year well by getting almost thirteen hundred subscriptions and having all but one hundred pay up, The photographic and literary staffs have had more work this year than ever before due to the fact that the two senior classes are larger than any previous classes. Then too, numer- ous new clubs and activities have been formedg which called for more photos and write-ups. The Classic-Modern theme which runs through the book was developed under the direc- tion of Mrs. Saugstad, and the art editor worked very hard to make :i success of this work The staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Vliet, our faculty adviser, Miss Owens, who helped the business staff on subscriptions, and Mr. Noble for his help in proof Florence Brill and Anna Pence also deserve great credit for their work on the literary staff. VVe also wish to thank the many students and faculty advisers who have reading. helpediin the research work. 118 RCSCITVCS The Girl Reserves is a nation-wiclc organization for girls of high school age which is sponsored hy the Y. NN. C. .-X. Their slogan is, To Find ancl give the host. The clnh has fonr meetings a month in which they discuss chili lvnsiness, liolvlmic-s. and social activities. This clnh has been very actixe clnring' the past year doing' social service work. .Xt Lhristmzis time, they, with all the other liirl Reserves of hAiZiSlllllglUl1, clicl their hit toward making many poor chihlren liappy hy repairing and making toys for them. .Xlthongh they spend a goorl hit will time helping others less fortunate than themselves, they manage to arrange many interest- ing social affairs for themselves also. Their good times inclncle teas, parties, lvanqncts, anrl clances. Recently the girls took a trip to New York City to visit Girl Reserves there and to go sight-seeing. The Y. NY. C. A. also is in charge of Camp Kahlert, which is at Shady Side, Nlrl., on the VH-st River. Here the girls can enjoy two weeks of good times and also meet many other Girl Reserves from VVashington, Maryland, and Virginia. Miss Donna-lly and Miss Aiken are the faculty advisers. 119 Stamp President ..... .... .... S ' rtawnnr IQLUNII Viva-Prvridrnl ..... ..... . liosram' TRUAX .S'ec1'ctar'y-Y'rei1rurcr . .. ,.,. RALPH fARl'liN'l'liR The Stamp Club has been active in Tech for about ten years. They are members of the National Philatelic Society and all of the members are intensely interested in collecting stamps. ' The hoys buy, sell, and trade among themselves at all times and once a month they hold an auction. At their weekly meetings they try to have some prominent philatelist speak to the boys. Among the most prominent of these have been Mr. De Binder, of the Bureau of Engraving, who told them how the stamps were designed and printed. Colonel McKelvey and Captain Culp also talked to the club on the value of the United States stamp. They make a trip to the Bureau of Engraving every semester to see the printing of new issues. During the year they had all ol the High School Stamp eluhs as their guests at one of their meetings. 120 OIHHICFCTHI The Mcliinley High School Commercial Club is a three-year old activity, having been organized in 1929. The principle purposes of this club are to advance the interests of the Business I'ractice Department of the school and of the individual students taking part in the activities of the club, and to make it possible for each member to gain a First-hand under- standing of business through field trips and inside programs. Nlembership in the Commercial Club is open to all pupils who are taking, or who have taken one or more subjects in the Business Practice Department. Business meetings are held on the first VVedncsday, and Field trips are taken on the third XX'ednesday of each month. During the past winter the club has visited a number of well organized otiices in the city, including the Fox Theatre, The Capitol, Senate, and House OH'ice Buildings, and the Chevy Chase Dairy. Plans are being made to visit the VVhite House, NVar Department, and Treasury Department during the month of April. The presciit officers were elected in January, to hold otiice until January of the next year. The executive board consists of the following: Alma McCubbin, Gwendolyn Willis, Florence Mnsyl Alice VVeed, Janice Talbert, Dorothy VVilson, Mary Edith Smith, Florence lintemnann, Anna Strieby, Joe Levin, and Frances White. 121 ennis The Tennis team was late in getting organized this year clue to loss of one Faculty .-Xtlviser ancl having several new ones appointed. It has hnally lween settlecl that Klr. Vtilliams is to take the place of Mr. Zearfoss. The clnh started the year with thirty-five members, who were to determine, hy a set of elimination matches, which group would act as a team. These matches were tinishecl alwottt the first of Nlay. The team was arranged to meet Eastern, VVestern. and Central High Schools. Tech teams have playecl all these before, :luring the last few years and the contests proved to he the high spots of the season. Matches were also scheclulecl with the George- town lfreshmen and the University of Maryland Freshmen. john VN'ells is the Manager ol the team this year and Stanley Mattern is the Captain. 122 Boys' Rifle Team The Boys' liitle team is made up of students who are interestecl in slmuting, lmth fm the pleasure tlerivecl frmn the sport and the training of haml, eye, zmfl miml which it gives. lhe rifle teams are zunmig the newer f11'ga11iz:iticn1s at Tech, hut lmth the Imys' :mtl girls' teams are lmecoming Il01ll'll2ll'. The lmys have participated in three matches this year. Two were with liastern am the uther with Xl esteru. lhey were lveuten In all three matches, hut their score inipruvefl in eueh, :tml it is quite possible that they will win sexeral matches het'm'e the sensmi is over. The teams practise twice :1 week on the rzuige and recorrls of their work and inipruve ment :ire kept hy NIV. lienner, their faculty ziclxiser, for refereiicc aml crcrlit. The utticers of the team are: liclwin Stziulwus, Presiclentg Frecl Vfuhl, xlilllll 1 gn, mtl Carleton Lingebach, Quartermaster. 123 Gi.I'1Sq Team The Girls' Rifle team was reorganized this year and received a fresh impetus hy the introduction of the National Rifle Association standards for junior marksmanship. Sixteen girls have struggled valiantly to win the coveted medals, and most of them will attain the title of Sl1a1'pshooter hy the end of the season. These girls will form the nucleus of a team to compete with other schools next year. Sally Pope has been the manager, with Nellie Vass as her assistant. Roberta Boyd and Lorida -lensen are accredited as hitting the most bull's-eyes, Roberta specializing in prone shooting and Lorida from the off-hand position. Carolyn Becker was thc only senior on the squad, and her helpful attitude and shooting have both been of value. The faculty advisers are: Miss Louise Hart, Miss Marion Chapman, and Miss Olivia Russell. 124 Golf tiwll, the game which originated in Scotland, inraclecl Tech some years ami anfl has lie- cmne une ul- uni' must popular sports. ln 1930, Tech was unfortunate and was mlefeaterl ln' Western for the title after a very spirited match in which victory was not certain until the last holes were playeml. R Rlany of the memliers of the 1931 group made the team after lveing instrnctecl hy Mr. Sangstafl. Only three schools, Central, 'Western, anal Tech participate in the interhigh series. This year's lUlll'll6'y starteml almnt the middle ul' May. Xlr. Sangstacl, as faculty adviser, helped the team greatly with his talks un correct fnrm in playing. He is an arclent golfer himself, anrl he encourages the lmys tu ilu the liest that they can lmth fm- tlleinselres and Tech. 125 Archery The .Xrchery club was started in October, 1930 and immediately became very popular with the feminine Techites. All during the Fall, the girls practiced on Mondays and Thurs- days after school, and as soon as the weather permitted in the Spring, they were at it again. 1-Xt the end of the Fall season on December 1, 1930, a Tournament was held for those girls who had the highest scores and who had attended regularly throughout the training 1 Bertie Caruthcrs, Dorothy Tolson, lidna Brown, Effie Brown, Mary '1aln1an, Barbara Baker, Lorida Iensen, .Ianice Talhert, fiwynette VVillis, ,lean Scott, and Edith Fenton. period. Twelve girls were eligible to compete in the '1'ournament, lirances Parker, The Tournament proved very exciting and the lucky winners were: ....hf1ARY TALMAN First Prize .... Svmud Prize. ,. .... lJoRoTHY Torsox Third Prize. .. ...,. EIIITH FEN'roN Fourth Prize .... .... F RANcEs Pmzxen Fifth Prise. .. ...GVVYNIETTE Wu.Lxs Sixtli Prize .... .... I SERTII-I CARUTHERS Mr. W. O. Robertson, President of the Archers club of the District of Columbia, came to Tech frequently to help instruct the girls, and with the help of Miss Naylor, coach, we soon had a good team. Mr. Robertson not only gave some prizes himself, but was instrumental in getting others from several companies making archery material. 126 F .7!7'J.7.S 1 aj' 'M . s Delta Sigma Fraternity MR. Illflcux RA-WMUNIJ Omximas Iilamlz VVHITICSIIH-1 JOHN FIRMIN PA! TI. HOBBIVI' PHI EPSILON CHAPTER Faculty Students AUs'l'1N HALL S'r1aw.xRT FOLEY .Inu N KIih1l'P1Ii 127 XII e. U1-ZNNI-:la .IUHN KINNLQY KENNETH C.xsm:x' iimmm H1-:1'1'mUI.i.1c:e Rf,-XTH new Sor.nANo MR. Bmmvvx FRANK -I. NI URPHY Lm If. 'l'H0MvsoN MUN'l'l'l O. jumps 'l'n0M.-xs l'.Qfmwv1N XYICTOR Lf. IJla1.An1'1z,-x VVAl.'rER N. '1Hu.Kris NELSON M. GmsnN N'I'A Yli Delta Sigma Nu ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER Faculty Students RA1.PHC.VX'l1.l.l,x M s JA Mics A. HART I',xU1. A, DAWSON NVu.soN R. KOUNTZ S'I'ANl.EY G. lxlA'I l'liRN H.-xluw1'.151aRraM,xNN Mmuaurzmw SMITH Glhlil-IRT BRHIQN 128 IXIK.Zlc,x1ufuss JOHN DI.-xconscm VYll.l.I.-XM NfUR'I'lJN HARRY C. Gkmz ,TACK V. Mmwuv Trio M AS RoBr:1c'rs0N RU5sr:1.1.V. Iilmwmlz XfVn.L1.'x M M. l'lcAxcL Beta Mu DELTA CHAPTER IJUUNIUCIP C'lmR1'1cRr1n 1917 1930 l'f'Hlr11l lligffl .Yffuml MrKi111vy lliy1z,S'rlmnI Faculty Mlss I.IcT'1'ns STEWART Miss RNTH S'I'AUFl lfR NI Iss FIAJRIQNCIQ JUIIAQIC Students ITRANCI-is Fl-:l.l,nws YI-1uNoN,x FEltLl.liY j.AxNr:'l'H,xUs1sle BEATRICE KI-:NnAl.l. IinN,x KlNcHm.ula FuNr:s'r1Nni I.0FlfI.l-IR lboxnuxs KIIQSSICK l,1A'I'HERl NIC I'uL11.1's Ilmeornv S1MPsnN 129 Rls'l rY STORY Duuo1'n Y XNICBER -IISANNE NVES1' Clwv-:NUOLYN W1L1.1s Sigma Delta BETA CHAPTER FDU NDI-ID C HARTERRQD 1905 1909 C'vnt1'ul Iliglz Srlzovl 1WL'IfiIlI8j' Iliylz Sflzonl Faculty MR. RICHARDSON MR, BOYD Students WILLIAM VVYCKOFF EVERET1' Russrzu. PELHAM WALTDN WILSON 1JAwsuN HAROLD T ICER HARRY ENDLISH EDWARD TURNER W1I.l.1AM BETTS BAXTER lJAv1s CHARLES LEVL-:LL THOMAS HRFFI-:1.P1N4zuR 130 JAMES REP1D BERNARD RPIICHARDT IDHN SMI-:L'rzl2R XNILFRED N I-zvl Us EDWARD VVILLIS l'n'.v1rlmll .... . I IU'-f'l'1'.x'llI'4'lIf ..... rn'm1'y and Trmxzz ,MCR RUNNRR XX'n.1,l,x M Llbxuv XX'u.1.l.Ax M Donmi RUBI-IRT F OLEY ROBI-2R'I' FRANCIS I' DeMo1ay RICHARD CR.-XII.-X M XAVARREN H.-was WILLIAM JACKSON RICHARD S'I'RlNliFl-1l.LUVV THOMAS '1'A'rrc 131 ...XYII.Hl'R SM rm ....l 1.uYn xvlI.I.li'I'l' . . . . H man l1m,ru4zm3R'l'Y ROBIQR1' XYUUI..-XRD N.-X'l'II.'KN CTmn4:N NVAl.'r1cR IQIRRR FRANK C. MA NHUM, ,I R. RAYMIFNU R.'xum YXGL F f,.. go :E Q A QQ 'w I '. if ' .4 w h xr! Q: '1' , W mzlmilsmqsuun mm ' .eu 5 ' .L .Lf M , .4 -rM:'nm.Nm'4am:n.:eakurwv1:w1:m.4 famnm ' ' A., , ..,,. -.H AN it J AJ ,. r ,,p.. .,f ? econcl Regiment The winning of the Battalion Drill last year put thc three battalions of Tech back to a high position. This victory was a much needed stimulant to the spirit of the regiment. Each company is striving to do its best and overcome the greatodds over us. Tech had only two battalions, five companies, four years ago. Now it has three battalions of three companies each. This shows that during the past three years the Cadets have not been idle in securing new recruits. Due to the illness of Colonel Maish, the regiment has encountered serious ditliculties this year. However, the oflicers have co-operated to the utmost, and the regiment has not suffered to any great extent. The War Game Team of Company C won the final War Game Series at Franklin School, on March 10, 1931. This team won at Tech only after a very close game with the team of Company A. The captain of the team was Second Lieutenant Hugh Chapman. The otiicers and men of the Second Regiment are deeply grateful to Lieu- tenant-Colsfvnel Craigie for the aid rendered by him in the absence of Colonel Maish, , The S cond Regiment as a whole has worked hard the entire year and has hopes of p acing when the final drill comes around. -LIEUTENANT-COLONEL THOMAS E. TATE I . 133 Regimental a l,IIiII'l'ICNAN'l'-QULONICI, 'l'HOMAS Ia. l'A1'Ic .... CAI-'IAIN JUSHUA H. SKINNIQR ........ . CAPTAIN ARTHUR BAKER ....... . CAPTAIN LEWIS J. DAWSON. .. EDWIN EISIQNHART ......... VX'AI.'I'I-:R VVARD. . . . . HARVEY ScHIvIID'I' ....... GEOIIIQI: BIQRI-:NS ........... AIA-INR ROIIERI' A. HILDER .......... FIRST I.IIaU'I'ENAN1' VVILLIAM BETTS. .. FIRSI' l.IEIITI-:NANT RALPH COLE ..... IJONALII PRINCI-:... ...... . .... . WILLARII HUNTEMANN. .... .. ........... NIAJUR FRANK E. GIBSON ............... FIRSI' LIEIITENAN1' ,GEORIQI1 MAODEDIIRIQER SECOND LIEU1'I1NAN'I' NIJRM.NN G. MVILLER ALVIN T1-IORPIE ......................... RAYMOND WINTERSJ ........... MAJOR WALTER N. TALKES ....... FIRST LIEUTENANT PAUL LAVEZZO. , .... FIRST LIEUTENANT KENNETH LARIOEY. .. CLARENCE DAVIDSON .... . ............ .. SIDNEY IWARGOLIS .... cl Battalion Staffs ... .... Rfglltlfllfdl Clltllllllllllfltft' ..............Reyimfntal Adjutant ....RoginIr11tal I'I'r.I'oII11vl Adjutant . . . ...... Rffllltlfllftll QlltlffFI'tlltI.VlFf ............RC!1lttlFlllGl .S'crgv1IIIt Major . . . .Rfgimmztal QltHff4'VlI1lI.YfPf Svrgcatzt . . . . . . . . .Rfgimvfztal Color .S1l't'flf'llttl .. . .RI'giuII'1It1Il Clnlar Sfffjflllll ...Firxt Battalion Cllltltlllllldff .. .......Battalio11 Adjutant .....Batlalion Qnartrrmastfr . . . ......Battalion S't'ryr'1I1It llfajor . ..BUlftlfi011 Quarternzaxtvr .S1l'VgI'fll1l . . . . . ..S'vrond Battalion ConIuIa1Idr'r .......... Battalion Adjutant . . . . . . . . .Battalion Qztartcrrtrastrr .. .. . . ...Battalion Sergeant Nlajor . . .Battalion Qnartern1a.I'tcr Sergeant .... ...Third Battalion Commander ...... . . . . . .Battalion Adjutant . . . . . . . . . .Battalion Qnarterrnaxtrr . . . . . . . . .Battalion Sergrant Major ...Battalion Quartermaster Scrgvant 134 F I I Q ROBERT IJ. EWIN First Licutenant C. RICH ARDSON G. Boc1KEs Ii. BALDERSON R. CARPENTER H. AI.I.I-xv I IXAPTER ' E.B.-xss 1 V. BEYER 5 G. BONGERk J.BRYAN LBUGBEEE L. BURK . S. CARPENTER P. CLARKE? J. DUEVERQ J. FYFE 2 R. FRARE Q P. GEIGER j Company A HENRY M. CH ICK Captain SERGEANTS D. WRIGHT L. BOWER CORPORALS F. COOKE R. JORDON PRIVATES M. HAMERDINIIER G. HELEF R. HOLLAND T. JOHNSON B. KENNARD N. KRAMER S. REDMAN A. RICHARDS J. RITTER F. SMITI-I P. STANTON D. S'rEPHENsoN F. SWAIM R. TEATES 135 VVILFRED E. PAM-1 Svcond Lieutenant N. GA M MON T. COLACHICCO S. LANKFORD G. BICKENZIE L. TERRY L. WILLET G. CRAVER G. DAVISON M. DECATUR H. DovE R. MCRAE L. MINDLINI: A. MOE J. QUARLES P. WILLIAMS R. WINI-'REE F. ZIHLMAN D. GARFIELD VVILLIA M O. STRATTUN First Lientenant D. HUDSON L. HUERTA W. CAMALIER G. GILBERT C. ACKERMAN R. ALDRIDIQE I. ALLEY J. AVERY E. BECKER M. BRASNAHAN C. BRICKHEAD C. BROWN R. CARNAHAN J. CARROLL W. CHISM E. CLINE R. COPELAND Company FRANK MURPHY Captain SERGEANTS E. BURNETT C. SULLIVAN CORPORALS P. HUTSLER F. AIENKE PRIVATES E. FIELDING L. GERSON R. GRAPES A. HAYNES R. HEDGES R. LEHMANN J. LowE P. MTARTIN S. MASON H. MCI NTEER W. MCKINZIPL R. LIONCURE R. MOORE R. ORR 136 VVARREN G. HAYES Second Lieutenant H. SPENCER XV. HIENIE M. SHIPMAN C.. SULLIVAN G. PERROS A. PHILLIPS D. POOLE B. ROBEY J. SAUNIJERSON E. SI-IEE1-IAN K. SMITH M. SMITH G. STEINBRA KER A. WEINER W. WHEELER J. WHITE J. Woon ! jnuN M. F1RM1N First Licutcnaut R. RAUM F. ALLWINE W. BENNETT K. KocH A. BONAMO . CARLETON . CLARK L. COLBY E. IJIFRANCES C. DONAI.DSON R. DRAPRR J. DYER f H. ELLIS W. EVA s H. BoN1xfUccEI.r.A M. Fonvg L. Fuuuxgr J. GEORGE H E Company C THOMAN P. Co1zw1N Cr1.plai11 SERGEANTS H. BROWNE C. BAKER CORPORALS H. DUNN1NuToN L. ZEPP PRIVATES E. HARLAN J. HOUSER W. KNOTT E. IWARSEGLIA C. NIERILLAT C. MCGEE N. BRAm:Aw VV. NICNANICY E. IWCOSKER G. RIILLIEK J. NAU j. Nix G. OWENS G. OWENS S. PISCIOTTA 137 Hmm B. C1.lAl-MAN .Slwuzzd Lieulmanf I. ALMQUxs1' W. Iinouxan J. GAMMON R. BURKLEY R. RICHARD R. SHOEMAKER R. SIZEMORE W. SMITH R. SOKOL L. SORENSICN R. SPRING R. STARKEY E. STAUBUS T. SWEENICY F. THIBADEAU J. T REAUWAY M. WELLS W. YEABOWIER EMMETTI-3 E. HUNT First Lieutenant FRANCIS HARRINKQTON R. G. R. BOYLA ND B. BROOKS . AI.LEN F E. ANGELICO W. BAILEY I... BLUMENTELD G. BONTZ R. BOOK F. BOWER E. BRAWN A. BURDINE N. CLINGAN E. DISNEY R. EnwARns M. EREZA E. EVANS Company D VVIIILIAM R. DODIQE Captain SERGEANTS H. JORDAN B. KERR CORPORALS F. NIANGUM 1. PENDER PRIVATES T. GRANT E. GREENLEE T. HERBERT H. HOLMES M. HOMER F. HUNSBRO'UGH V. HURDLE E. HUTCHINSON E. INZER J. JONES J. KELLER G. KELLY A. KLIGMAN E. LIPSCOMB D. MASON 138 VVALTER M. RIKFR Sefoud Lientvnant A. KEYSER W. XIVYCKOFF F. TANSILL F. VVILLETT B. NICGII.VERY H. NICCLURE G. IWIDDLETON W. Moss C. OLSEN A. PLATH J. REDIJ K. SCHMIDT J. SECREST R. SIMON J. SMITH R. TALLEY D. VALENTINE W. WALDROP Company E GEORGE T. CORIIER PELHAM A. VVALTUN First Lieutenant Captain SERGEANTS XV. BECK M. GILDENHORN NV. BURKE M. HART CORPORALS M. HOLMES C. RICH A. PIERCE G. SI-IIPLEY 5 PRIVATES G. A M RLER W. GORDON R. BITTLE' E. GARDENER L. BRI-INR H. HANLEIN NV. BRAI1 J. HALL R. BRAY 2 ' B. HOFFMAN J. COLLINS B. HUGHES S. CLAPPER J. JONES Dwxcnp' W. LEACI-I E. DEVOIIKIES R. LANKFORIJ G. EIKER Q R, MOORE S. FEESERQ E. MAOEE J. FRKNZQNI D. PINKHAM N- GH-L E A. PRINCE W. GILL Q R. PUTMAN 139 LEOPI-1RUZ7I Second Lieutenant R. HENLEY M. ROBB W. TAYLOR B. TOLSON W. RYAN L. ROGERS IJ. ROBBINS G. SCHROTOII N. Scnumz J. SCOTT F. SMOTH R. TEBO R. TRUAX N. VLA!-Ios D. WARD N. WEEO J. WAGNER A. WOODELL JOSEPH Bl-ZNIIHICIM I'u'.v! Lzvzclvzzzzzzi C. LOFFLER R. HARR1s D. BALDWIN A. CARUNO R. BODIQLL . BRENNAN . Buss I. CRANFORD . DAVIS . IDEAN R. ESHLEMAN B. FRANK . GALLOWAY . GRAHAM M. GRAVES I. GREENWALD G. HASKELL K. HER?-HELL VV. HfJRS1'KAMl' J F ,T I ,T R C OITIPHIIB7 F RICHARD GRAHAM RIEYER LEVIN Capiain Second Licufenant SERGEANTS I. TXIERRIKEN R. RARENOVETS CORPORALS E. DRALEY G. HUNT PRIVATES A. HUSSONO H. KELLER I. LICHTMAN R. M.CCALLAN J. NIEWSHAW L. MORGAN H. MURRAY W. O'BRIEN VV. CDMOHUNIDRO J. Ol-IRTEL F. PROHL I. PICKENS H. RUBIN J. RUSSELL R. SEATON 140 G. HERRON A. GRAY M. RING J. ZORNEK R. SHEARER M. SNIDER R. SORRELL R. SPARSHOTT W. STEINER R. STONER C. STRICKLER B. TAYLOR S. TAYLOR A. THOMPSON A. TOLZMAN R. VERBRYCKE C. WALTON I. VVHEELER H. WILLEY E C Olnpany CARY FRY CHARLES COAKLIQY Glaomalc Slzsso Firxf Lfl?1lf4'lI0lIf Captain .S'm'ond 1-it'1tff'lllIHf SERGEANTS P. COLE E. JONES W. Lmc M. GREENWALD C. K1ss1NuER H. SHANNON A. VAN KAM MICN CORPORALS W. GIl.meR'1'sON C. KANE VV. TRIQADWAY H. Hr:A'rwO1.1c j. INIALONI-1 C. ZAN N1-:R PRIVATES V. AN1'PlNOLLI G. ERVIN E. MliINERS G. BAK!-IIE E. FARLEY F. MAY H. BAKE D. FUOGIT1' E. NIUELLER K. BISHOP? R. GALLIHIQR G. MERRIKPZN J. CAMPBFLL K. HAYES J. RIXSE S. CINA E. HERZ D. SAUNDRRSON IJ. CURRY! F. HASRELI. D. SPENCER F. CADY . J. HILLRRS R. Sckouus C. COOKE: J. HOOTEN A. TOOMEY W. CRONENBERG j. H UNTICR A. THOMAS W. DAMPEIER J. KAU1-'MAN R. THOMAS M. DAUG!-ITERY E. KOIDNTZ R. WALTON W. DAVIS, T. Kum C. WELLS I. Enwmzps D. LEl'l'H S. WALLACE R. INIACCRACKEN 141 MILTON A. H UH N First l.ieutvuant J. SHULTZ S. MARlil1I.IS H. BEALL R. Boss P. ARMSTRONG M. ASHFORD E. BEBB C. BOWIE C. BRADLEY J. CARTER C. CHANDLER U. CROVATO J. CUNNINOHAM U. DUFFY J. EDMUNDS S. FRANKS J. FREER R. FREY N. FURMAN C 0 HIP any H CONNIE E. LUZUPUNE Captain SERGEANTS NN. DONAHUE C. PORTCH CORPORALS E. HERRON LAWRENCE PRIVATES K. GAONON W. HILL J. JONES M. JONES' A. KOOKOKLEY H. Kossow J. LUTTREL W. MACNAUtiH1'0N D. NUTZABAUGH H. NORFORII W. PACK J. PESCE R. PHELPS K. PIERCE 142 VVILSON XY. I PF .Yfurnlzrl l.zv11lR1zu11t GIOVA N 1-I'l l'I T. IJEFRANCIS R. NVERTH W. XAVILSON J. QUINN C. ROBBINS D. ROBINSON W. ROBINSON J. SADDLER A. SALUS F. SHAE1-'EER S. SHERMAN A. SOKOL M. STOLAR R. S1'ROU'r A. TOONE H. VOOR HEES L. WYBLI-1 A. YAFFE SA1VlUEl.xY. cyl-'DYKE First I.ivufemuzt A.H0vr:Y-KlN1: S. SPEAKI1 P. IJAVENI-'0R'l' li, HAl.I.r1x R. AIJAIJIS M. BA1.nERsoN F. BARUSLEY F. BLAKI-: R. BOIILICK P. BROOKS J. BRUMJIKOUIQH J. Buclirin J. CLAR R. C0014 P. CRISTALDI H. Evml G. FEV 5 Company K RALPH VV. l.JoNNr:I.Lv BRENTIJN W. NlI'I l'I:R Captain Swozid l.ieutvnant SERGEANTS J. PlERCE H. RICH J. SULLIVAN S. lJowNs CORPORALS L. H I-II'l'M III:I.LI:u B. LUPS ll UTZ W. Jouss G. PII-:RCI-1 PRIVATES L. FLEMINII L. MULLICAN M. GoI-nBnIua M. POLLEY W. G0oDwIN W. RICHARDSON B. GREENBERI: R. RILEY H. HAMIL'l'ON M. SHERI-'HY R. HARRISON E. SOKOI. J. HORNE R. JOHNSON VV. JONI-is T. KAPLAN C. KEYsr:R C. LAVI-:NIJER E. M ILLER K. NIULLICAN 143 K. SPEICHER J. STEPHENSON C. To01.E J. VAN PELT W. WALSH H. WHITE C. WILLIS RICH.-XRD S'l'RINtiI l-Il.l.4lVV Firxf l.fUIll'A'llllIlf G. Rmzsx-i NV. l'l.AvsY VY. CR.-xNlfuRn R. IJUFI-'llc G. Fr:r:l.1f:MRYuR H. ARNOLD L. BA'I l'I,EY H. BIEDERMAN R. BLA Kli IJ. BOEGLEN I.. Bucx V. Cl,l'2VliI,AND H. GARREN C. GRETZ C. HERBERT N. JARRET Band VX-ll.l.IAM Cowf:1LL Capluilz KIASUN Ro1:14:Rs l7r14mMuj01' SERGEANTS R. H1z1M1QR H. LYNN CORPORALS L. LAUGll'l'0N W. TUCKER PRIVATES A. KLocz1zwsK1 K. KRUMKE M. LANK R. LANNINQ I.. LLRWELLYN VY. VVOODROW W. NIALONE J. NIAYNARII B. M101-1A12LsoN A. NTILLICR G. MOUDY 144 jm4N MUL1.1c.AxN .S1t'1'UlIlfl.it'IIf1'Ht1Hf J. Ruma S. xYlClC'I'l.IiR C. YucaH'l' C. XYHST H. XY1LLI.-x Msox J. MOUDY J. MCCUE P. N r:w'roN F. RABlsNnoRST j. Sr-:MON M. SCUTT J. SCHAEFFER C. TROMETRE D. VORKOEPER H. WHITNEY R. VVORTH XT A.7!!Z. 6.7165 ,- ,ga Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories F Baslcetlaall The past season for thc Tech llackethall Team was a hard luck season. liastern, which is in haskethall to Tech as Central is in foothall, tied with Central for first place lweeause of a technical error. This error, the ineligibility of a Maroon and Gray player, deprived Tech of a lirst place tie with Eastern and placed Tech in third place. However, the team cooperated very well and played real haskethall all through the series. That Tech Spirit, which has more than once made a Tech team champions, kept the hoys in there until the last lmlast of the whistle. The team was rarely beaten hy more than at few points. This year's team was marked hy the steady playing of captain Ev Russel at forward and Artie VVillison at guard. These players were elected for the first and second All High teams respectively. Practically all of this year's regulars will he retained next season, so Artie Boyd, the tutor of lmaskethall should expect an all-star aggregation to develop under .his coaching. We hope next season will witness the comeback of Tech into the Championship class. SCORES Tech Fastern Tech .... .... 2 6 Central Tech Vklestern Tech Business Tech Eastern Tech Central Tech Western Tech Business Track Track, the sport for which Tech was justly famous in past years, is a competition which demands individual ahility rather than teamwork. Tech was long considered a sure winner in this hranch of school athletics, hut with the graduation of the last of the '29 team. it seemed that track at Tech had suttered a serious decline, This year, however, a return to the old spirit has heen evident. More than one hundred hoys turned out for spring training and under Hap's coaching, they have developed into an array of stars who will have undoubtedly proved their worth hefore this hook is issued. The reason for the decline of Tech's teams on the cinder path has heen due, no douht, to the hesitation ot' the lower classmen to go out for them. They should rememher that although they may not get a Cl12il1CC to do their hit at first, they will have to carry Tech's colors next year and the training they get this year will he of great value to them then. l Q , +1 - aselmall lfrum zllmnt sixty cancliclatvs who tnrncrl out when thc first call was issncrl for playa-rs, Xlr. liclwarmls has clcvclppcrl a tvani which has lm-cn carrying our colors in thc- championship strngglc. Tho pitching statil' has lwccn in training sincc lfclwruary and thc hoys who arc playing thc' uthcr positions hcgan practicing during thc liastvr holiclays. Nlr. litlwarcls has lwcn wnrking harml this spring, giving particular attcntiun to his pitchers and catchers. .X large' nnmlmcr pt' the pruscnt mcinlwcrs ot' thc tcam wcrc mcmlmcrs of last ycar's tcam anrl with their im- prow-tl slatl' ut' hurlcrs, thcy arc turmiclahlc ccmtcnclcrs for thc high school champifmship. .Xs this lmolc gncs to press, thc championship has not ln-cn clcciclcrl lwut wc fccl sure that wc' will not ht- far wrong in saying that liastcrn will be hard prcssccl to clclc-nfl their cham' pitmship against thc Nlaruon and tiray tcam which Mr. lidwarrls has trainccl to such gnorl advantage this spring. ' 149 Srcxlmz RASliIi'I'I2Al.I. SQIIAD JUNIOR BAS KIQTBALI. Sqgmxn 150 IIUMIJRIC lifxsla I RI slim.-xx IgASKV'Ikl!'Xll Sm xn 151 Hilcers The Hikers were formed for the purpose nl giving the Tech girls as well as the lmys a chance to earn an athletic letter. ln l93ll, a new emblem in the shape of a lliamuncl T was tlesignetl fur the girls. lt is similar to the h0y's circle T. This Diamond T is awarcletl only to the girls who complete the requirecl two hundred miles. The girls hike every Klunclay ancl Thnrsclay after sclmol, over a prescribed route of not less than Five miles. Often un week- encls the leaders take the girls on longer hikes of ten or twenty miles. The faculty aclriser, Nlrs. Meigs, ztppuitlts leaders each time and these girls are in Charge ut' groups numhering at least live girls, The clulw is a lmig lmon to those girls taking Physical Training after school, as they can mm' gn un the hikes instearl of taking the regular physical training course, Must of the girls juin for the pleasure anrl luenelit they receive, and now that Spring' is here they enjoy the hikes much more. The Hikers now number about fifty girls. The leaders ammintecl hy Nlrs. Meigs are: Pearl Brown, ,leanettc Smitskamp, Helen Stetson, Dura Sparks, Portia Ilauser, and Dorothy Stewart. 152 UMW ALBUNJ ,N wg. .ff L, ,sw , :W -ALM' 5 -X ,,iEir4 W, . ,zfwg nf fi-V zqf -, 5441 ' fag If .vsum S-ft 2 117! 751x715 ,wr , , 3 1 QE, itil W A xv I Nv W IVLORID Q' oorauqfaod 3 Q ANN WOMAN ggi HFVWY FE m L,,L,,f 'COL TRY IN ATX 'PE N-5:va MOOD M., A L e i E e 3 X 5 X ij . if - f A cAfP1' Acknowledgement The A Techite wishes to express its appreciation for the interest and 'cooperation shown by Mr. E.. 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