McKinley Technical High School - Techite Yearbook (Washington, DC)
- Class of 1937
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Like the sun dial these shadows measure Tech's days into signifi- cance for those passing through these corridors, pausing, casting shadows ot their own, then gone at the ringing of a bell. ln the lives of her students Tech's influ- ence will be a sun by whose light each will come to cast a greater shadow on the world. uso Tech's Windows dre ornoimentdl ond purpose- ful. They relieve the monotony of lolornk Wdlls, cfnd permit light to disperse the darkness of rooms ond hulls. 6 lllin ows TOWER OF LEARNING This port ot the school shows Tech's true loeoiuty. The lotty tower rises towctrd the sky ots ct symlool ot knowledge cmol truth. The rriotssive columns omol lower structure form ct sturdy touri- dcition. is ,X OUR PRINCIPALS M.ISS IESSIE COOPE assistant principal Tech has three principals, one Who directs the school, Mr. Daniel, one Who is adviser tor girls, Miss Coopeg and an adviser for boys, Mr, Vliet. Although you see them rarely, except in assem- blies, they stand ready as counsellors and guides Whenever you need them. WILLIAM C. MYERS MR MYERS was held in the highest esteem, by all who knew him, as a gentleman, an efficient admin- istrator, and as an earnest teacher. His kindly and sympathetic nature, his keen intellect, and his straightforward manliness won him the respect and affection of pupils and teachers alike. Mr. Myers will always be remembered as a gentle, thoughtful man with a fine philosophy of education. F. C. Daniel. o 0 1 1 HARRIS cmd EWING LOUIS W. MATTERN MR. LOUIS W. MATTERN, better known to Tech students as Uncle Louie, has passed from Tech's portals for the last time. He was a friend to every- one, and he was liked as Well in return. He was a keen observer of human nature, and his lectures on Chemistry were full of human understanding. Uncle Louie will live on at Tech! . ll . ,UNM GEORGE MCCAULEY NAOMI RICHMOND RICHARD WEISS Photographer Co-Editors K. 1, 3 LELAND BROWN Assistant Photographer WEEE TE EDITORIAL STAFF 1vms.c.A.WEs'r Adviser RITA LANAHAN ' ELISE FISHER VIRGINIA SCHADE Senior Editor Organization Faculty Editor 8th Semester Editor HERMAN KAISER HUBERT AUGSTEIN BURKE WRIGHT Boys' Sports September to Military Editor Editor February if Miki x K H M, WM . K . if , . KENNETH IVIEYER Senior Editor 7th Semester N ORMA FREEMAN Girls' Sports Editor A 9 , nf? .,..r L-ANY' in EDWIN DECATUR IVIILDRED HARRINGTON WILLIAM IARBOE Business Manager Secretary Photo Manager HUT WILLARD SIVIITH Assistant Business Manager CHARLES WELLER Subscription Clerk ..., ,eat BUSINESS STAFF MR. s. W. EDWARDS Adviser ARTHUR HORN KATHERINE IVIISER MARIORIE PHILLIPS Assistant Photo Assistant to Assistant to Manager lune Seniors February Seniors WILLIAM IAMES BETTY NIGRO ELMER HARKNESS Subscription Subscription Subscription Clerk Clerk Clerk . t , f '- . f ?g?ffV1' Q , in I Jw is ' , 'ff ,, Ei, X .W I C 3 .,,, . O P E N I N G S F O R COMMUNICATION ctlosence notices, letters, study hall reports bulletins A STURDY FOUNDATION Like shadows that stand behind to represent figures, we have fifteen departments which stand behind us during our course of study at Tech. They are presided over by the outstanding members of our faculty. The Athletic Department, which has gained much fame and honor for Tech, offers many varieties of sports, the most popular being football and track. Mathematics, an important high school subject, is taught in many phases from Algebra to Analytics, Mathematics being an essential subject for college entrance. The department which has the largest number of teachers is the English Department. English is required of everyone who wishes to graduate. The courses are divided into two: the College English course for those who wish to enter college, and the Practical English course for those who wish it only as a credit toward graduation. - For the students who enjoy reading, the History Department offers interesting courses of study, including World Problems, an advanced subject. The Science Departments of Chemistry, Physics, and Biology offer courses designed to stir the curiosity and lead to further investigation. The musical and artistic students can devote their time during high school improving their talents and enjoying themselves at the same time. For college-going students, Latin, Spanish, and French are taught. These subjects, cultural rather than practical, are a real addition to any student's education. The Commercial is the most rapidly growing department at Tech. There are never enough typewriters to meet the demand of students seeking admission to the typing classes. Instruction in all kinds of business machines is a part of the work of ad- vanced classes. On graduation Tech's students can secure work in various fields of the commercial world. The Practical Arts Departments are the most numerous at Tech, providing larger and more extensive courses in Home Economics for girls and Shop and other technical subjects for boys. It was because of these subjects that McKinley was given the name of Tech. E. I also MISS L. P. BAILEY English MR. B. T. ANDERSON Printing MR. I. W. ADAMS Physics MISS MR. C. A. BLUME Language B. BIRTWELL Mathematics MR. H. L. BENNER Military Tactics MR. L. T. BROWN Pattern Shop MR. R. D. BRINKER Iournalisrn MISS S. BRETT English MISS C. E. CHALLICE History MISS L. E. CARPENTER English MRS. F. M. BUTTS Office Training MR. C. R. CLARK Mathematics, Law MISS L. M. CHAPMAN Shorthand, Typing MRS. E. H. CHAMBLISS Language MRS. MISS S. I. DAUPHIN Office Training E. N. DANIEL Physical Training MRS. A. H. COE Language MRS. E. P. DUNN History MISS G. S. DONNALLY History MISS H. C. DERRICK English n u MRS. U. M. FITZGERALD Language MR. S. W. EDWARDS Printing MRS. D. EDGERTON Language MRS. I. C. FRANKLIN English MR. E. G. FOXLEY Physical Training MISS E. FOSTER English MISS I. GRADY Library MRS. E. B. FROST English MRS. A. M. FRASIER English MR. E. P. HARDELL Physical Training MISS I. HAMMOND Mathematics MRS. E. K. GUMMER Home Economics MR. H. F. KEYSER Shorthand, Typing MR. D. C. IACKSON Auto Shop MR. G. HODGKINS History MR. E. H. KREHBIEL Chemistry MISS L. KNOX Home Economics MISS L. KINGSLEY English IVHSS C. MCCAMMAN Mathematics MR. I. E. LAMB Art MRS. I. B. KREY Shorthand, Typing .17. Han s at wot' ART METAL Here metal is fashioned into objects both ornamental and useful. MOLD SHOP Molten metal enters the mold to form products of great strength. FORGE SHOP The ring ot hammers accom- panies the shaping of glow- ing metal, 18' cdsure in work ART CLASS Enterprising young artists combine many hues to pro- duce tints pleasing to the eye. BUSINESS TRAINING Future stenographers and clerks learn to operate type- Writers, addressographs, and many other commercial ma- chines. HOME ECONOMICS Here perfection is attained in the culinary arts, so pleasing to the senses. Sewing and dressrnaking present more permanent results. '19 ff MR. L. W. MATTERN Chemistry MRS. M. E. MARTIN History MR. A. I. MARSH Chemistry IVIISS V. MILLSAPS Biology MR. F. A. MIDDLETON Electric Shop IVIR. A. MEIER Biology MR. H. F. MITCHELL Mathematics, Law MRS. F. S. IVIITCHELL Mathematics MR. W. IVIISIEK Electric Shop MR. H. NICODEMUS Music MISS E. C. MORROW Shorthand, Typing Mies. R. M. NELSON Biology MR. A. B. PIGGOTT Foundry MISS N. I. OVERHULSER Shorthand, Typing MR. H. P. NOBLE Mechanical Drawing MR. H. E. RICHARDSON History MR. S. W. PURSELL Bookkeeping MISS M. S. POOLE History, Sociology MRS. O. D. RUSH Home Economics MR. F. ROLSTON Physics MR. C. W. RIPPEY Mechanical Drawing . 20 . IVIISS M. H. SELAH English MR. O. SAUGSTAD Art Metal MRS. E. D. SAUGSTAD Art MISS L. I. SIVHTH English MRS. L. M. SIMS Shorthand, Typing MRS. SHUMANN Matron MRS. B. B. THOMPSON Music MR. S. STRAUSS Biology IVIISS L. E. STEWART English MR. D. WALTEN Drawing, Orchestra MR. A. M. VLIET History MRS. L. C. TURNER Office MRS. C. A. WEST Language MISS R. WATKINS English MR. G. F. WALTZ Bookkeeping, Bank IVIISS V. I. WILLIS English MR. R. S. WILLIAMS Cabinet Shop IVIISS A. E. WHITENER History, Sociology MRS. F. WOODIN Physical Training n u SOLVING THE PRCBLEMS B 1 o L o G Y The anatomy ot plants, ani- mals, and insects constitutes an interesting study ot life. PUBLIC SPEAKING Future public officials learn to converse, and to express their opinions in an eloquent man- ner. MECHANICAL DRAWING The drattsmen and architects ot tomorrow learn to design with beauty and precision. MATHEMATICS The science ot magnitude and quantity demands accuracy and analysis. The introduc- tion of three-dimensional tig- ures adds new interest to geometry. .22. MACHINES AND SCIENCE AUTO SHOP Young mechanics employ their hands skillfully in cor- recting mechanical deficien- cies. MOLD SHOP Skill in preparing the mold produces fine results, CHEMISTRY Both mental and manual training are acquired in the observation of c h e m i c a l changes. ELECTRIC SHOP Here electricity is transformed from a violent enemy to a most humble servant. PHYSICS Heat, light, sound, machines, and electricity are studied in their relationship to the laws of Nature. .23- Duluau Hui 4. 941,64 3,59 mnt ' 1411.6 ,gun i241 EST TECH'S LEADERS -zC!0.lt0'7'lJ 7?7uc.ch,afYUC Jwflmfuwaaa Jw, M Hmmm 0260 afrr-.4,-Cfta-rr.a ..73,e4Z 15 41,044.13 SGML 7-!a.fz.v-e,Z, 6-Ln.l4A.f .Bal f9.ut M A Jflynwr-df . TUE ' In 027. 55Y'L' Half 4' Dlati' du! 2444, f444aJ621vruolfd, mnathamacpafwp-J-o-9. .280 tries 'tffifn lg f ' Ah.- ,...g-f- . Qiflll 2, r' L-Q42-122 Q ..'Z7?4:,z'.? f-:Lf-:-21' :- :.w.5:,s1-Z' - ogg. Qgeyffgb-' : -r.1g:5.2:q:': '.'-4-1'-v1g3f:Y:-.-z-:.. 'Hifi' QQS1:-aw q., -.-:hs '21-:-:g-1-er-:fg-'f ' 111' vszwgfi 995 Q wg. gag . p m 0 0 eww Emma, 59mQ '?n ST'41 Kw 0 229 Kari' n3,vA emfuz'sZQ Now for the last time you see our faces as stu- dents. Hereafter we will be only visitors. T'ech's doors admitted us three years ago to prepare for the future. We have enjoyed those years of suc- cesses-a few failures, but always cheerfully over- come. As these same doors close behind us we look for- ward to greater tasks, bigger accomplishments. We are now men and women, having our own places in the world. You may see many of us in the offices and stores downtown in the daytime, but at night you will prob- ably find us in some nearby university or business school, always hoping to rise higher in our chosen fields. lust as our elders were, we will be. Being leaders in government and politics, and many other tasks, we will continue from the point where they stopped. The rest of us will toil all day for several years more, having even higher ambitions and more time than our classmates. Where will our hard-worked- for high school diplomas be then? The boys have theirs in the bottom of a trunk, and the girls' are in chests with sachet. They no longer mean what they used to. Then we will be taking three-hour final exams for our college diplomas. Our class rings will give way to college rings-like the di- plomas. Will we have gained in wisdom as well as knowl- edge? 029: W 1 X Q A ii ,,,L, A Q A R x 'li ' 8 , f , vga J 4 s 1 Y . f YP 511- A . wr, kxmfiu- - ilif, :e N ,t'I'ivx.4 Z ' X 'PI-Q P' W M 3 JS X QA ,f as K ip ' fl 'QQ W , . X ZS. if 3 '92 ff A 5,35 4 K .., .. -Q, 2 r 1 Rs 2 ,L X f 4, .1 Xi' rw- H wg I 4 S, s 1' uw + K Y ADELAIDE ADAMS: Girl Reserves, Hon. Roll l sem, Rifle Team. FRANK ALDRIDGE. LORRAINE ELLEN ALLAN, Pain : Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves. DAVID PILLSBURY ALLEN, Iack : Saber Club, lst Lt. Cadets. EDWIN PAUL ALLEN. MILLARD FILLMORE ALLEY: Delta Sigma Nu. WILLIAM EDWIN ANDERSON, IR., Andy : Chemistry Club. IRVING ANDRUSIA, Andy : Orch., Orch. Honor Medal, Cadet Band, Tech Life Rep., l sem, T. P. ROBERT EMERSON ANKERS, Bob : Glee Club. BERT ANSPON: Dramatic, French, Chevrons, Saber Clubs, Orch., Capt. Co. D, Hon. Roll, 4 sem., Pharos. MARGARET ALICE ARMENTROUT, Mc:rgie : Opera Club, Library Asst. DOROTHY ARNOLD: Chemistry, Commercial Clubs, Girl Re- serves, S. C. C, Girls' Stage Crew, Office Staff, Pharos. WILLIAM L. ATWATER, IR.: Hon. Roll, 3 sem. WILLIAM KEENE BAKER: Chess Club, S. C. C., Sec. Pres., 2 sem. IANET BALDWIN: Latin, Commercial, Dramatic, Chem- istry Clubs, Girl Reserves, l-lon. Roll, 4 sem. KATHERINE IULIA BANGS, Kay : Rifle, Nature Clubs. ELIZABETH BARTEE BARRINGER, Betty : Glee, Rifle Clubs, Girl Reserves, Hon. Roll, l sem, Pharos, Opera Lead, 1937. PAULINE LENORA BARTON, Reds : Glee Club, Girl Re- serves, Theta Delta Tau, Sec. Pres., 4 sem. MARY BASILIKO: Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves. WILLIAM THOMAS BATES, Muley : Cadets, Sec. Pres., l sem. 131. F-i II'- I. '.I UI U1 E O BI! do HV Y HCI 5 x 4, , i , .+ Q3 f 3' 4 1 ,L ,fi x' w 'Z H m -F 'S' Q X y 4 fi is MM iifw K My 1 Q w f y , , 'f Q 4 .x- sr W x n M 5 I 4+ f 'Y 1 Q I , .fx 2 Q x X ve I u,- ' .gn 4 ax Y sk ' 1 x P s A , w.. Q Y 4 ii!! X QX4 , Jia Qs egg aegis: if 1 4., .. 1 ,,.,V: ,A t HL RALPH BECKER, Pickle-Ba rrel : Graphic Arts, Chevrons Clubs, Cadets, Stage Crew. RANDOLPH BROWN BECKINGTON, Bick : Spanish Club, Delta Sigma Nu, T. P., Football. HENRY D. BERG: T. P. SYLVIA BERNSTEIN: Girl Reserves. MARGUERITE BIONDI, Rita, EVELYN FRANCES BISHOP, Twins' Club, S. C. C. IRENE ELIZABETH BISHOP, Twins' Club, S. C. C. HAZEL EULALIE BISHOPP, Iimmie : mond T , Capt. Volley Ball Team, ': Home Economics ': Home Economics Girl Scouts, Dia- Basketball. EMELIE BLACK: Latin, Chemistry Clubs, Theta Delta Tau, Pharos, Hon. Roll, 4 sem. MH.DRED LOUISE BLEVINS, Millie : Dramatic, Rifle, Home Economics Clubs, S. C. C., I-lon. Roll, l sem., Pharos. GORDON BLOOD: Saber, Chevrons Clubs, Cadet Band. LUCII.LE AGNES BOYLE, L u : Pals and Palettes, Girl Re- serves, Techite Rep., l sem. FRANCES ANNE BREEDEN, Frcmnie : Swimming Club. SPERO BROCENOS, Brocey : Saber, Chevrons, Radio, Rifle Clubs, Cadets, T. P. DORO'I'HY FRANCES BROOKS, Dot : French, Dra matic, Chemistry Clubs, French Medal, Hon. Roll every sem., Pharos. LELAND STANFORD BROWN: Chess Club, Cadets, Techite Photographer. 1 IAMES RAYMOND BRUCE, Vac. IOSEPH EDWARD BRUNO, Wop : Sec. Pres., l sem. MIKE BURCHELL, Mike. SHIRLEY LOUISE BYERS, Squirrely : Commercial, Glee Clubs, Girls' Stage Crew. THE SENIOR DE RA QPA 4 5 1 'B 5 1. p 3' Qzgg 9 '- 2? 4 n is mia. 1' 5 X S W S g 4 A Y W ,M M ' 'T X ww S , 3 1 Q 3 m . 'W 'Q m 1 A,n l Q 1 . . x .nl SALVATORE FRANCIS XAVIER CALTABIANO, SuIly. MILDRED VIRGINIA CANNON, Ginny : Sec. Pres., 4 sem., Tech Life Rep., l sem. IAMES ERNEST CARTER, Hick : Foreman Stage Crew, Base- ball. MARGARET CASTLE: Opera, Glee Clubs. Pi ::: l '.l U2 U1 E o IU vuvd' EIG MARY POMEROY CATHCART, Pat : Dramatic Club, Tech Life Reporter. CHARLES CHAMBERS: Airplane Club, Orch. PETER CHAMES, Chesty : Opera Club. MIRIAM ROSE GEORGETTE CHILDRESS, Mim : French, Opera Clubs, Girl Scouts, French Medal, Hon. Roll, every sem., Pharos. IOSEPH N. CHRISTIE: Glee Club. MARY ELIZABETH CLARK: French Club, Sec. Pres., l sem. SIDNEY W. CLARK, Sid : Dramatic, Chevrons, Saber Clubs, Lt. Col. Cadets, Bus. Mgr. Tech Life, Pharos, Hon. Roll, every sem. CYRIL B. CLUFF, IR.: Glee Club, Concert Group, Chev- rons Club, Quarter Master Sergeant Cadets. ADELAIDE EMMA COE: French Club, Girl Scouts. MAIDEE ELIZABETH COFFMAN: Commercial Club. DOROTHY COHEN, Dolly : Opera, Riding Clubs, Pals and Palettes. MOLLIE COHEN: Opera Club. PAULINE COLE: French, Commercial Clubs, Girl Reserves. IANE ELIZABETH COLEMAN, Iinnie : Pals and Palettes, Girl Reserves. FRANCES ELEANOR COLLINS, Frcmnie. n 0 q iig g iiisf- ' fx Z? ' M . X ig 3 ai + E fs ,X , , A xx i ff J Wi - , x .:. ':'-' ff' 7 .v,- Q.??4:w4 ' N 1. V . . .vm if V? ix 72 1, 4 4 f is 3 X w 5' 1 .f 1 3,1 .1 'V' AW K J: MN ,. 1 :- , S H S ' qi . , Q X 2 1 Q-is K x WN X Nmkmw ? X z: ,W . IQ. .s , ...V H g 5 xx :Y DORIS LILLIAN CONNER. IUSTIN COOKE: Chevrons Club, Cadets, S. C. C. WALLACE DAME COUSINS. WalIy : Rifle Club, T. P., Ath- letic Rep., Tech Lite Rep., l sem. VIRGINIA COX. Vergin : Home Economics Club. CHARLES FREDERICK COX. Sleepy : Cadets, Base- ball. FRANCES MARIE CROCCIA, Fran : Spanish Club, S. C. C., Hon. Roll, 3 sem. EARLENE CROCKER: Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Hon. Roll, l sem. ELIZABETH LUCINDA CROSBY. Lucy : Home Eco- nomics, Riding Clubs. DOROTHY PAULINE CROSSON. Dot : Glee Club, Girl Re- SSIVSS. RUTH EMH.INE CROUCH: Latin, French, Commercial Clubs, S. C. C., Girl Reserves, Hon. Roll, 3 sem. WILLIAM AUBREY CULLENS, Bill. CHARLES H. CUI.LER: Chevrons Club, Cadets. BETTY IANE DAVIS, Belsy. DOROTHY MARIE DAVIS. Dot : Rifle, Home Econom- ics Clubs, Girls' Stage Crew, Girl Scouts, Custodian of Colors, Pharos. IOHN EDWIN DECATUR, Eddie : Accountant, Bus, Mgr. Techite, Cadets. VIRGINIA DE MARR: French, Riding Clubs, Girl Re- serves. KATHERINE CHRISTINE DICKMANN, Kacky : Commercial Club. ANGELINA DI GIACOMO: French, Riding Clubs, Girl Re- serves, Pharos. ANNA LOUISE DI GUESSIPI, Shorty. THOMAS MITCHELL DOBYNS. Farmer : Spanish Club, Bas- ketball. THE SENIO DE RA PA I-'U O ' ff :'i:Yl'7 13 Tlx . K A AX was if 55? Ps e S ink Q W 5 , ' fig? 2 X K+ f 5: , ,, , , A Q g mit 2 S . R T W X A J 3 f he 1fz,,fw!:W+'1 0 -Q I: ' S ff:-k-er K A v X f M 5, 'M - V. N w w -Q . bg RQ 1 JSE x + 'Q is al ' a :- 1 Q 1 Af MARGARET MAUDE DONAHUE, Peg : French, Chemistry Clubs, S. C. C., Orch., Girl Reserves, Tech Life Rep., l sem. MARY KATHLEEN DOOLEY: Riding Club, Hon. Roll, 2 sem., Rifle Team. CHARLES DOVE, Buck : Chevrons, Saber, Rifle Clubs, Cadets, Graphic Arts. WILLIAM BURNS DOWNEY, Boldy : Glee Club, Concert Group, Tech Life, Rep., l sem., Hon. Roll, 4 sem., Pharos, IEROME IOSEPH DU BUSKY, Ieb : Chevrons Club, Cadets, l-lon. Roll, 4 sem., Rifle Team. RICHARD ERVIN, Dick : Chess Club, Cadets, Hon. Roll, 6 sem. MARY FALL: Rifle, Home Economics Clubs, Lambda Sigma Delta, Sec. Pres., l sem. IAMES A. FANNING: Chemistry Club. IOHN L. PALLAS. DORIS FRANCES FINE, Dot : Riding Club. FRANCES IOSEPHINE FISHER. Franny : Home Economics Club. NANCY F ISCHER: Chemistry Club, Girl Reserves. WELFORD FLEMING FORD: Circle T Club, Track 3 years, Football. AUGUSTUS CEASAR FRANCIO, Gusie : G. O. Lower House. CARMELLA FRANGONI, Little Tony : Glee, Commer- cial Clubs, Girl Reserves, Sec. Pres., 5 sem. GORDON R. FRECHIE: Chemistry Club. HELEN FRANCES GALLAHER, Frcxnnie : Opera, Glee Clubs. PAULINE DORIS GENTHNER, Po1ly. MARY ELLEN GHEE: Glee, Opera, Spanish Clubs, Typist for Techite, Sec. Pres., l sem. HERBERT GRAHAM FARNSWORTH: French, Chess Clubs, Tech Life Rep., l sem., Hon. Roll, 2 sem., Pharos, Track. .3g. -J 'JI L11 rn rd E O BSU do YHY EICI A. M. VLIET. New Assistant Principal. QUIET. EARNEST. Gets action. SYMPATHETIC COUNSELOR for BOYS. WAS ga boy himself once. Hasn't forgotten it. BOUND TO SUCCEED. Excellent Teacher. INDIANA A.B. George Washington. TECH. M.A. at G. W. U. also. HEAD OF History Department. Way back when I knew him first. Country school and STINESVILLE HIGH. HERE'S TO VLIET. Able. Friendly. .40- SENIOR IOE OEI-IMANN president CLASS CJFFICERS MR. A. M. VLIET adviser RALPH FREY vice-president BETTY IUTZ secretary SHIRLEY YAUCHLER treasurer LUDWIG KROUTIL sergeant-Crt-arms ,f xx. AULDEN PARRISH BARRETT: Hon. Roll, l sem., Track, 4 years. RAYMOND WALTER FRANCIS BERGER. NORMAN SELLMEN CARROLL, Soupy : Stamp Club, S. C. C., G. O., Lower House. MORRIS DAVIS: Glee Club. WILLIAM FRED DEISBECK, Bill : T. P. ANDREW S. DEMING: T. P. IOHN DENNY, Fuzzy : Chess, Chevrons Clubs, Cadets. THOMAS DOONIS: Baseball. CALVIN DRAKE. Duckie. WERTH FRANK EDEN: Radio Club, Stage Crew, Band, Track. WILLIAM EDWARD EVERDALE. Billy : Hi-Y, Chevrons, Glee Clubs, Concert Group, First Sergeant Cadets, G. O., Lower House, Tech Life Rep., l sem. IAMES FARIS: Track. ROBERT SYLVAN FELTER. Bob : Glee Club, Track. ABRAHAM CHARLES FILLAH: Circle T Club, Base- ball. ROBERT FLYNN, F lip. IAMES GALLAGHER. HERBERT GEARING, Tubby. ROBERT KINNEY GERAN: Nature, Glee Clubs, Orch., Sec. Pres., 4 sem., Capt. T. P., Techite Rep., l sem. IER GET: Chemistry Club. MAURICE GILMAN: Glee Club, T. P., Cafeteria Squad. 943: DE RA D-I BI FI U2 l '.l 5. O EU QPA 2. 'A.. , MARY LOU GRADY: Riding Club, Office Asst., Theta Delta Tau. ROY A. GLISSON, Reds : Saber, Chevrons Clubs, Cadets. MARY LOUISE GUMIVIEL. IOHN FRANKLIN GRAHAM, Iack : Glee Club, Cadets, Stage Crew, Office Staff, T. P., Football. IOHN PLACIDO GRAZIANI: Glee, Stamp Clubs, Orch., Sec. Pres., 1 sem., Winner National Gruen Award, Track. ANTHONY PAUL GREGORY, Tony : S. C. C., T. P. WILLIAM MATTHEW HAAS, Bill : French Club, Sec. Pres., l sem., Techite Rep., l sem., Sigma Tau Lambda. FREDERIKA CHRISTINA HADLER, Freddie. GEORGE HAIE, Iake : Opera, Glee, Harmonica Clubs, Ca- dets, Basketball. THOMAS HALL: Rifle, Chemistry, Saber, Chevrons Clubs, lst Lt. lst Batt. Staff Cadets. ARTHUR GRAY HAMILTON, IR.: Saber, Chevrons Clubs, Capt. Cadets, Pharos, Mgr., Rifle Team. ISABELLE ANN HANDY. Reds. DONALD HARDESTY: Tech Life, 2 sem., Baseball JOHN CENNEY HARDING, IR., Iake. VAUGHAN THEODORE HARFORD. IR.. Lefty : Stamp Club, Tech Life Rep., l sem., Capt., Tennis Team. MILDRED HARRINGTON: Opera Club, Techite Secre- tary. DORIS LUCILLE HARVEL: Golf, Riding Clubs, Girl Reserves, Sec. Pres., 1 sem., Cheer Leader, Volley Ball, Basketball. IUNE ESTELLE HARVEY: Home Economics Club. MARIE HARPER: Library Staff. ALICE MILDRED HAYNES. Millie : Nature, Home Economics Clubs, Basketball. 0450 '-I m I. '.l U2 l '.l E o 2-'-U vuvd' EICI 49 , A 1 . Q ,..: 283 35' W inf P S, x rf A -1. x ,-. , ,., ,K 'E' A. J ls 'S 'vin A f Y sf fy 'iw -4 , Q X , affix, I 'th f..1:,cfv, ., ., rf Q . A My 1 5 3 5 x xi' X , .ff W PE x R 1 K. Wg Rv in Q Q ' su ,Q Y wa .QI , K , Q .1-we my ix X I 's sf 1 5' I I FX 1 K X: S G' lf! W DAVID L. HAZARD, Dave : Chess Club, Cadets, Track. LEONARD HEINECKE. CHARLES IOSEPH HEPBURN, Buddie. QUITMAN IOSEPH HERRING. Beck : Cadets. MARGARET IRENE HIGHSMITH: Commercial Club, Sec., Orch., Advertising Mgr., Business Mgr. Tech Life. DORIS LOUISE HINSCH: French, Rifle Clubs. WADE FORREST HOBBS: Tech Life Circulation Mgr., Hon. Roll, 4 sem., Basketball. I. LEWIS HOBSON, Hobbie : Glee Club, T. P. SYDNOR HODGES, Syd : Dramatic, Glee Clubs, Orch., Two Fall Plays, Hon. Roll, l sem, Pharos, Techite Rep., l sem. MILDRED ELLEN HODGSON: Golf, Paint and Powder Clubs, Pals and Palettes, Exchange and Society Editor, Tech Life. IULIAN WOODWARD HOLLAND, IR., Dutch. ELIZABETH HOLCER, Libby. ROBERT HOLMES, Roberta, FREDERICK WILLIAM HOLZBERGER, Fritz : Chemis- try, Glee Clubs. ANAMAE HUBKA. DAVID WILLARD HUBER, Legs : T. P. ARTHUR WARREN HORN, Art : Saber, Chevrons, Chemistry Clubs, Techite Business Staff, Tech Lite Rep., l sem. CHARLES H. HOWELL. Charlie : Glee, Chevrons, Dramatic Clubs, Cadets. MARY LOU HOMER: Girls' Stage Crew, Tech Life Rep., l sem. IESSE FRANCES HOMAN: Latin, French Clubs, Girl Reserves, S. C. C., Hon. Roll, 3 sem. 0470 THE SENIOR DE RA QPA , 3 N Q -- ...,, 1 mf .J 4 QR, , ,., Q as ii 5 yi: Vg .K , -v .-,ggqxixw gg, , , Q ' nw x' E ll Q X X V5 :ff -m y , ' 1 X Q :nigh 4 HARRY M. HUTSON: Spanish, Nature Clubs, Graphic Arts, Editor Tech Life, Pres. Quill and Scroll, Pharos. MARY HUNT: Glee Club. HAROLD HYDE: Cadets. ALDEN ELON IIVIUS, Farmer : Ritle Club, Cadets, l-lon. Roll, 5 sem. ELIZABETH IIVIUS: Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Hon. Roll, 4 sem. WILLIAM R. IAMES: Graphic Arts, Techite Staff. IOSEPH IENNINGS: Cadets. MARTHA ANNA IOHNSON: Spanish Club, Girl Re- SSIVGS. WILLIAM MOORE IOHNSON. Bill : Chevrons Club, Cadets. EILEEN IONES: French Club, Girl Reserves, Upper House G. O., 3 sem., Hon. Roll, 2 sem. BETTY ERLE IUTZ: Spanish, Nature Clubs, Sec. of G. O., Tech Life Rep., l sem., Pharos. HERMAN FARR KAISER: Techite Staff, Hon, Roll, 1 sem. PETE KALAv1'r1Nos. ' RONALD KEASTON KAUFMAN: French, Chemistry, Rifle, Chevrons Clubs, Sergeant Cadets, Hon. Roll, 1 sem. VIRGINIA LEE KENDALL, Ginny : Techite Typist, Tech Lite Advertiser, Hon. Roll, every sem. GEORGIA IOSEPHINE KENDROS: Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Sec. Pres., l sem. THEODORE KENDROS. Ted : Pals and Palettes. ROGER KERR. EVELYN KENNEDY, Tiny : Riding Club, Tech Lite Business Staff. DONALD LEE KESTER: Chevrons, Saber Clubs, Pres. Hi-Y, Major Cadets, Hon. Roll, 2 sem. .4g. '-I rr: l. '.l U2 l. '.l 5. o I-'-U vuvdv HG nk we 'sv uf W ' ,. 1 1 ll .K . . H, K .. g,Ef-zfqfz. ,Q ,N ,-tw --ay ' K 'A '5' xn. We v Q . ,, ,,,,. L. fsriiwiwv ? mQ?iag-3,2 sf l X1 -: .xiii 'N ' Qfyx m W. ,i L vw Q, . Q W5 'swis- Q, Www -,K ,au N -ew wiv -'N My w,.,,wffQW -Miolvnguuzwv Myyfm-4-.x . .Q h. WA .Wai RSX.. A ,Mp-L ,,,,,,,,f -ff.. X. 7,344.4 A V, Q Z .. S. ,,,. A Q I... X, M,,,.., MH- ,. Y. M , We MM. Afaw., N Q ww. M M.. .5 My A 'Zi -M' .Ma.,.g. 4 Q1 + 2 -V .Lf,Qx.,'g- . . 54 .1 . I 'rx Y A . . f ' 1 'I f X m Q' 3' X , Y . x Q wig, A 9.2. .. Q Q ,- gm : 1- . J' .Q ag xl v' .R 5 Q . . H .L fu -uw, ,, 4. ' 5 N : fi , K 'Nia X I :F if BLANCHE ROMAINE KILLMEYER: Bankg Hon. Roll, l sem. LOUISE KATHRYN KINCHELOE. ROBERT EDWARD KING. Buck : Dramatic, Glee Clubsg Ca- dets, Rifle Team, Baseball. ERMA EUGENIA KISE: Office Staff. ANNABELLE LEE KNAUSS. Mousy : Glee, Opera Clubsg V.-Pres., Spanish Club, V.-Pres. and Sec., Home Economics Club, Baseball. EUNICE MARGARET KNORLEINE, Snookums : Girl Reserves. MIRIAM KOZLOW, Micky : French Club, Volley Ball. CARL FRANCIS KROGMANN, Frank : Chevrons Club, Cadets, Sec. Pres., l sem.g Cheer Leader, 3 sem. MARSHALL KRUMKE: Chevrons Club, Graphic Arts, Cadets, Cadet Bandg Orch. LUDWIG KROUTII.: Circle T Clubg Football, Track. RITA MARGARET LANAHAN. Irish : Nature, Spanish Clubs, S. C. C., Techite Rep., Senior Editor Techiteg Hon. Roll, 5 sem., Quill and Scroll. HARVEY LARRICK. Larry : Chess Clubg T. P. PHILIP A. LATIMER. Phil. IOSEPH FRANKLIN LAWSON. ELEANOR FRANCES LAYTON, Nicki : Dramatic, Paint and Powder Clubsg Girl Reserves, Lit. Editor, Tech Life, Hon. Roll, every sem., Pharos, Fall Play. GRACE LEWIS: French Club, Girls' Stage Crew. LAWRENCE ALBA LIVINGSTONE, Livy. IOHN GUSTAV LOEFFLER. Gus. IANET BERKELY LOHR, Berkey. MARGARET ELIZABETH LOVELESS, Peggy : Chemistry, Spanish, Opera Clubs, Girl Reserves, Girl Scoutsg Library Staff, Techite Rep., 5 sern.g Tech Life Rep., 2 sem.g Tech Life Staffg Hon. Roll, 2 sem, Ouill and Scroll. .53. -a CII ru rn ru E O :Ju do YHV HCI V Sl E -- ,KW ,.: 2 5'- , ,. .-V' 5 bk ffl Rf Q, Wx X FRANCIS LOUISE LOWERY. Frcmdie : Girl Reserves. LAURA ELIZABETH LUBER: French Club, Girl Scouts, Library Asst. FRANKLIN EDWARD LYNCH, Skinny : T. P., 2 sem. ROBERT IAMES MCARTHUR, Bob : Pres., Commercial Club, Pres., Bank, V-Pres. and Pres., G. O., Drum Major cmd Capt. Band, Pharos. ANNETTE LOUISE MCCARTY: Nature, Riding, Commer- cial Clubs, S. C. C., Hon. Roll, l sem. CLARA MAE MCINNIS. Babe. IOHN ROBERT McNiel, Mac : Paint and Powder, Chemistry Clubs, V.-Pres., Dramatic Club, Stage Crew, Cadets, Bus. Mgr., Tech Lite. IOHN IOSEPH MALLON, Irish : Sec. Basketball. IACKSON MILLER MALLORY: Cadets. CLAYTON CECIL MARSH, IR.: Art Club, Delta Sigma Nu. RICHARD WILLIS MATTSON, Dick. DOROTHY STANDISH MAYKRANTZ, Dot : Girl Reserves. WALTON LEE MERCHANT: Glee, Circle T Clubs, Football, Baseball, Basketball. CHARLES E. MERCOGLIANO, Ozzie : Spanish Club, Tech Life Rep., l sem., Pharos. KENNETH M. MEYER, Meyer : Senior Editor, Techite, Hon. Roll, 4 sem., Pharos, Quill and Scroll. RAYMOND MIDDLEDORF: Sec. Pres., l sem. IOHN EDWARD MILLER, Iohnnie : Opera Club, V.-Pres., Glee Club, Hon. Roll, 6 sem. NEAL WILSON MILLER. Lover : Baseball. CORRINNE ESTELLE MILTON: Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Li- brary Staff. CATHERINE MISER. Owwk - - 55 - RADE I-I III U1 U2 l. '.l E O I'-U QPA N 1 Xk f x FRANCES TYLER MITCHELL. Mike. MARY BUSH MONCURE, Cotton : Dramatic, Commercial, Rifle Clubs, Orch., Cheer Leader, Basketball, Volley Ball, Baseball. CHARLES L. MOORE, Pedro : Hon. Roll, l sem. MARIE MOSER: Commercial Club, Girl Reserves. CATHERINE MILLICENT MURRAY, Boots : Spanish, Riding Clubs, Girl Reserves, Rifle Team, Hon. Roll, 1 sem., Basketball, Baseball, Volley Ball. ALBERT LONG NOTESTINE. AL IOSEPH OEHMANN, Ioe : G. O. Rep., 4 sem., V.-Pres., G. O., Circle T Club, Tech Life Rep., 2 sem., Sec. Pres., 4 sem., Track, Football, Pharos, Pres. Senior Class. ROSE THERSA OFINSTEIN, Chubby. RUDOLPH OLUP, Rudy : Assistant Chief, T. P. THELMA MAE PAYNE. IOHN EDGAR PEABODY. Iohnny : Baseball. BETTY LOUIS PEAKE: Nature Club, Sec. Pres., Office Staff, Techite Rep., l sem., Tech Life Rep., l sem. ELLA MAE PERRY: S. C. C., Girl Scouts, Girls' Stage Crew. MADELINE PETERS. Rep : Girl Reserves. , ROY FRANK PETERS, Pete : Opera, Glee, Chevrons Clubs, Cadets, Sec. Pres., 3 sem., T. P. BETH PHELPS: French, Glee Clubs, Girl Reserves, Tech Life Rep., l sem., Techite Rep., Basketball, Volley Ball. EVELYN PHELPS, Iiggs : Spanish Club, Girl Reserves. REAMY WILLIAM PIERCE, Roy : Chemistry Club, Pres., Chess Club, Pres., Chevrons Club, Regimental Quartermas- ter Sergeant Cadets. ALBERT PLOTNICK, Nick : Spanish Club, T. P., Tech Life Rep., l sem. BERTHA LEONA RINCK, Lee : Baseball, Basketball, Athletic Rep. .57. '-I :11 I. '.l U2 l. '.l E o EU aclvuvd' Pi, . K ' L 1- 'glk K , L ' f ' My Iv' ' s '1f 1 :-w r iffgfy -5 ' if, I ?g?5ggi::t . . 'Q rf- . K5 5- ify- x swf-i K 'f'-5, -Q , :ia 2 ffm'-'. X , K 'f f f ,ff W: v gg fsfiwy' Q51g?vfsff5i-iiifigfq'1:lQ w i f' K 'F i i ' K1 x ifiiifg , A? ' faq, 4 4 EDWIN LEWIS PLOWMAN, Eddy : Glee, Opera, Chess, Chevrons, Saber Clubs, Capt. Co. B Cadets, Hon. Roll, every sem., Pharos. ETHEL LOUISE POTASH, Soppy : Commercial, Glee Clubs. IAMES ALBERT PROCTOR, Iim : Cadets. DOROTHY EVELYN PROPST. Dot. PAULINE PULEO. Pol1y : Certificate in Shd. 3. CLARENCE NATHAN PURDY, Clarry : Baseball. EUGENE PURLL. IVA MAE QUALLS, Boots : Swimming Club, Girl Re- serves. DANIEL C. RABENHORST: Glee Club, Hon. Roll, 2 sem., Pharos. FRANCES ROSE RACCOOSIN, Rcxc. NANCY EUGENIA RAMER, Ncmce : Riding Club, Tech Life Reporter. ERNEST CHARLES RAULINS. ball, Track. MARY LOUISE RICCARDI. Whitey : Circle T Club, Foot- MALCOLM FRANCIS REINTZEL. Mal : Saber, Spanish, French Clubs, Orch., Capt. Co. A Cadets, Pharos. EVELYN LILLIAN REYNOLDS: Commercial Club, Bank Staff. ALICE ROBERTSON, Blondie : Chemistry Club, Tech Lite Rep., 2 sem. IANET FROTHINGHAM ROBY: Riding Club, Girls' Stage Crew, Tech Life Rep., l sem., Pharos. STANLEY SCHREINER RICKER: Asst. Bus. Mgr., Techite, Hon. Boll., l sem., Track, 2 yrs. NAOMI MAE RICHIVIOND: French Club, Girls' Stage Crew, Sec. Pres., l sem., Editor Pharos, Quill and Scroll. Techite, Hon. Boll, every sem., MARY WINIFRED ROGERS, Pet : Opera, Glee Clubs, Library Asst. THE SENIOR DE RA QPA rx 'V as w ' , . V Q- .Y EUGENE ROMM: Nature, Dramatic Clubs, S. C. C., T. P., Hon. Roll, l sem. IACK ROSEY, Curly : French Club, Track. DORA MAE ROWE, Dumb Dora : Glee, Opera, Riding Clubs, Pals and Palettes, Baseball. MYER RUBINTON. ELWOOD RALPH RUSS: T. P. -1 II! l.'l1 U2 D1 E O BU do YHV EICI MARY ANN SAAR, Skip : Riding Club, Girl Reserves. MARY LOUISE SCHALLER, Tommy : Chess, French Clubs, Orch., Tech Life Reporter, Hon. Roll, 3 sem., Pharos. CHARLES SCHREYER. BERNADINE PEARL SCHROTH: Office Staff. MARY AGNES SCHULZ: Rifle Club, Girl Reserves, Hon, Roll, l sem. NORMAN GEORGE SCHULTZ: Glee Club, Hon. Roll, 2 sem. BENIAMIN SEARLES. Ben : Nature Club. LEWIS MILTON SEATON: Cadets. DANIEL BYRON SHARP. Sharky : Cadets. RITA MARIE SHIELDS. ARNO WAYNE SHINGLETON. Peanut : T. P. BETTY IEAN SILVER: French, Riding Clubs, Girl Scouts, Rifle Team. FRANCES SIIVIPSON: Glee, Spanish, Commercial Clubs, Girl Reserves. IEAN SISK: Commercial, Spanish, Riding, Golf Clubs, S. C. C., Girl Reserves, Basketball. RAY SKELTON: Dramatic, Saber, Chevrons Clubs, Capt. Ca- dets, Fall Play, 2 years, Hon. Roll, 6 sem., Pharos. .51. M? MARIE AGNES SMITH, Smitty : Office Asst., 2 yrs. PRESTON C. SMITH, Smit'ty : Golf, Spanish Clubs, Baseball SAMUEL EDWARD SMITH, Ed : Stage Crew. WILLIS IAMES SMITH: Track. KENNETH SNIDER: Hon. Roll, 1 sem. HERBERT IEROME SONNENBERG. Arts, Techite Rep., l sem. LAURA MAE SPEAKES, Speakeasy VINCENT PAUL SPIGONI. Blimp. Gus : Graphic LLOYDIS SPRAGG: French Club, Girl Reserves, Basketball, Valley Ball. LOUISE STEINER: Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Basketball. LEE ROY STEPHENS. Steve. IANET MARY STEPHENSON, Dizzy : Opera, Glee, Commer- cial Clubs, Girl Reserves, Techite Rep., Tech Life Rep., l sem. LEROY STEVENS, Texas : T. P.' LISBETH R. STEWART, Bette : Riding Club. CAROLINE STILES, Skippy : Dramatic Club, G. O., Tech Life Rep., l sem., Sec. Pres., l sem., I-lon. Roll, l sem., Pharos, Diamond T , Volley Ball, Baseball, Basketball, Quill and Scroll. LAWRENCE GREELY STRAIGHT: Chevrons Club, Ca- dets.. DOROTHY BOYER STRAUSS, Doi : Girl Reserves. ROBERT ALLEN STRIZZI, Itsy Bitsy : French Club, Asst. Mgr., Football, Track. MABEL RUTH SUMNER, Ruthie : Spanish, Rifle Clubs, Girl Reserves, Hon. Roll, l sem., Typist for Techite. NORMAN HAMPTON SWAN. Q n THE SENIOR DE RA QPA W if J! N V J , , Y f A f b Mi . x ' g Sl wifi' 5' A LA R H-. , , , M if A 0 N: Jbwlf 'G' H 'ei X Mai . 2 f c X 5 Q K ,am , 2 Y f Q E M I , zag K gag 1 , A ? K 5 - 3 , 5 E i .,, L , Q A A 1 5 ig L. X if 'K -1 , W s, S 'R R . if X .--, ,, 55,2-n , M ROBERT E. SWEET, Bob : Rifle Club, Cadets, Pharos. MARIAN ELIZABETH SYKES: Tech Life Rep., l sem. SPRAGUE TALHELM, Cal. ANNE TERESA TANA. HARRY ROBERT TANSILL: T. P., Cadet Band, Pharos. THOMAS TATE: Glee Club. GEORGIA LILLIAN TAYLOR, Puggie : Nature, Opera, Glee Clubs, Glee Club Quartet, Tech Life Rep., l sem., Lambda Sigma Delta. LOUISA MARIA TEETZ. RALPH A. TEG, Edna : Cadets. MARY THELMA THAYER: Corresp. Sec. Dramatic Club, Sec. of Paint and Powder Club, Sec. of S. C. C., Fall Play, G. O. Rep., l sem. EILEEN FREDA THORNTON, Diz : Golf, Riding Clubs. PATRICIA LOUISE TOMPKINS, Pcxt : Glee, Rifle Clubs, Girl Reserves. DOMENICA TRAPANI: Clerical work for Miss Watkins. IOHN GRIGGS TRYON: Saber, Chevrons Clubsg First Lt. Cadets, Hon. Roll, 4 sem. NICK VITA. HOWARD P. VALENTINE. Vallee : Spanish Club, Tech Life Rep., l sem., Basketball, Track, Golf. IANE AMELIA VANNAMAN, Bill : Commercial Club. MARCIA ROSE VERNON, Giggles : Opera, Riding Clubs, Basketball. IAMES TSILIS: French Club. EDWIN ANDREW WAGGONOR, Wi1lie : Glee, Rifle Clubs: Track. :ssc I-I m I. '.I U2 D1 E o EU vuvd' HCI BENIAMIN MYER WALDMAN. ELEANOR ELIZABETH WALL, Nora : Girl Reserves, Office Staff. RUTH WALLACE, Rofy. DE NELSON WARD, Iuggy : Hon. Roll, 2 sem., Baseball. RAYMOND WARRENNER. Feedy. ELIZABETH WARREN, Betty : Riding Club, Theta Delta Tau. CONSTANCE CARPENTER WATTS, Connie : Tennis Club. LAURA KATHERINE WAUGH: Girl Reserves, Hon. Roll, l sem. IEANNE WEBER: French Club, Girl Reserves, Sec. Pres., 2 sem., I-lon. Roll, 4 sem., Pharos, Diamond T , Volley Ball, Basketball, Baseball, DOROTHY WEISSBROD. Dot. IANET IOYCE WEBSTER, Miss : Glee, Opera Clubs. IOSEPH RICHARD WEISS, Dick : French Club, Treas. Chev- rons Club, Pres. Chemistry Club, Best lnexperiencecl Private, 1936, Spelling Team, Tech Life Rep., 3 sem., Editor Techite, l-lon. Roll, 4 sem., Pharos, Quill and Scroll. HAROLD WELCH: French Club, Spelling Team, I-lon. Roll, 5 sem., Football, Track, V.-Pres., G. O. CHARLES WELLER: Chevrons, Saber Clubs, Graphic Arts, Cadets. MARGARET ELIZABETH WHITNEY, Windy : Nature, Chemistry Clubs, Girl Scouts, Girls' Stage Crew, Co. C Mascot, 1936, Hon. Roll, l sem., Rifle Team. IOSEPH WILMER WIGHTMAN, Buddy : Circle T Club, Delta Sigma Nu, Track, Football. LORRAINE SQUIER WILLIAMS: Rifle, French Clubs, l-lon. Roll, 4 sem. FRANCIS WINSTON: T. P., 4 sem., Circulation Agent Tech life LEON ROBERT WISEMAN: Circle T , Football, Track. WILLIAM E. WISE, Butch. THE SENIOR DE RA QPA ,.,. .M -..: A - .: --. ,-,R,--.nfwg - - - x.:-K. ' - ' '- . .px-.-:-F5 - - -. :r.,:.e 1- --.- o..-- 1936 ,M --:-:- ' ' aaa - ,-1.--, --, -:-A-:- 'l' '1 - '. ' ' 2 -' -,'-- -' - - : .-'-'F-:I ?:':.- - - : Ve'f'Pf x 'lgan-.-.. ' 'ii-1 1: I iii'-1: Z-'-' - : . .-Swflltftf' AQ:-I-Linear: -:-1-Z-5:-,-5125 -2:-. -. - if M' 'Q4,,..5vAn57557g5:gg ,.-,-.j-1.:,.A.-2-,-ag -: : - 5.5.-'3l3. ,V ,Q 3, 1152151 ,-3:53,-1:1-If:::.1 P'-.' '.-I--'i-11'-13-:-:EE - '- wh , .emi - :-2 - -.-:11-.-.-- 11 wg-11:-s',. ,wir-4 fg' ' '.-.'-3.-,,.. I . P'-ef-2 + xZ1 ' 1'-in--' ' -f 1. : -2: :-:-:tt-ziktlzl' .z -wg .. : 29. :gm-,.,g:g:e,.,t ,g 46321 1. '7ji-115, .. ,f:.,.-r,f:- .' '45 : ..4.+:3...:9.,,.14yM ,km it., may VNV.-,ol 1 133' toxfflgtt.fu?-'Wil''.,.v-:IW-S-'Se 21:53 ' L ,,,f1C:E2iE .'.'.v,gZf. W7 1,'x ,. qu jkxjfuhg-T '-fm Q-gbzqi 42. -, l - .. - , -1 - --an----in 1 -f.:,I,m .':,g,.v, ' 1'ff?: '111fEae'n- '5SZ7'3 5' 1'-sillbilihziti'-'15:3I7. l '-'S'f5?57':'vk2-1+ 3.- .'r+':4+2' 'QEQEH12-1 'X - .rizwnlkv ??z1121?22i: Fiiirwls if 1'a111:1'2.-:xs- .szmsaf 333259 -I-123119 E23fR1E'i2 . . f-1 g3?1:2 '- 15?-Wiggg:-N-.X':b34fZ: -1- I' A' --xiii: f-Plz? .-l f fIf.'--- Wi -fix, .ma 32?I2x1fr'mwf': - ' M.. uliWF?,i3x2' 1-was- -' - - ,,..,......., f-,,g.. .rf 'ff'-'ng--.. - ...........C. - '- G-c'Q:'-r'1'S 'Wxi'-'457-2 1 .W 1936-1937 V16 'Q :X I4-tra ,tif ,W 5 F AN. NIH f Mir IUNE quill and scroll awarded TECH LIFE international honors. AUGUST james hardey brought honor to tech as victor in the play- ground tennis finals. raymond letner received a S75 prize for a coach model in fisher body craftsmen's guild. SEPTEMBER TECH LIFE was printed in our own print shop for the first time and a more convenient size was adopted. Cramming our own gridiron opened. six new teachers came to tech and seven left. OCTOBER on the l4th of this month syl- via feldman and john zearfoss received leading roles in the fall play. the wednesday afternoon movies were inaugurated on the Zlst, with captain blood. the 23rd saw sidney clark a lieutenant-colonel of the cadets. weller and davis started publication of the tekadet - the first regimental newspaper in washington. mr. daniel will remember the i 24th, for the faculty honored him with dinner at the hay- adams house on his completion of 25 years at tech. NOVEMBER the anual drive for tech re- lief was staged on the l2th and l3th. on the night of the 20th and 2lst, rollo's wild oat, was pre- sented. a dance was held in the gym after the play on the second night. Cramming 1937 the southern inter-scholastic press association, at lexington, virginia, awarded honorable mention to TECH LIFE. won the football champion- ship for the district. DECEMBER the glee club held its annual banquet on the 8th. the basketball season opened on the llth, playing against southern high. the amateur show was given on the l4th and l5th and a monu- ment of cash and cans was erected to it. carols rang out at the christ- mas assembly and the christmas baskets were delivered on the 23rd-the last day of school. IANUARY thirty-three new members were initiated into pharos on friday night-the l5th. moments the senior prom on the 22nd lasted until the 23rd, and Was it funl CRAMIVIING X senior assembly on the 26th. class night on the 27th. the february seniors were graduated on the 29th, with sue burnett as valedictorian. What fun the last three days of the semester! half holidays and the other half movies and as- semblies for those of us regular in attendance. death of mr. mattern on the 2lst. FEBRUARY leon Wiseman, harold Welch, and mary shonk were elected to the respective positions of presi- dent, vice-president, and secre- tary of the g. o. the girl reserves gave their annual spring fashion show on the llth in room 130. mrs. saugstad painted a win- dow in memory of mr. mattern, which Was used in lenten serv- ices at foundry methodist church. the honor roll was led by elise fisher with 24 points, mir- iam childress and eleanor layton tied for second place with 23 points each. the track season opened with the southern conference at chapel hill, north carolina. death of mr. myers. MARCH betty barringer and edwin plowman received the leads in the spring opera, pirates of pen- zance, presented on the l8th and 20th. the senior officers Were elected. the regimental drill Was held on the 22nd. on the 15th of this month the techite Went to press. APRIL beginning of the baseball season. the first tennis game was tech vs. central-our ancient enemy. the brigade ball was held on the l6th at the Washington hotel. MAY class dues were paid by the lst. the competitive drill on lUth and llth. no program cards for the seniors for next yearl many were on their Way to the college committee, filling in entrance or scholarship applica- tions. ' were you one of those being interviewed and aided by the placement bureau? last of the month-from bar- bara richmond to sidney clark, We Were all measured for caps and goWns. lUNE . . , . -E.. 4 'nwrff,,.. 33q..':.!.'.. VALEDICTORIAN , -- , ,.. N- our last memories of high school studies are the nights We crammed for those finals-really finals then. but more pleasant was the senior proml then class night! and last of all graduation nightl Weren't We excited? the end of high school, but the begin- ning of everything elsel .51 f 5 Q. E , 9 5 X 'HQ w .r ,f al' 0 MARY EVELYN WOLF, Cookie : Danced in several Tech As- semblies. SHIRLEY ANN YAUCHLER. Pete : Commercial Club, Girl Be- serves, S. C. C., Techite Rep., 4 sem., Athletic Rep., 1 sem., Treas., Graduating Class, Hon. Roll, 5 sem., Pharos. EDITH ELLEN YOBST, Ginger : Diamond T Club. IOHN ZEARFOSS: Pres. Dramatic Club, Orch. 5 sem., Sec. Pres.,l sem., Techite Rep., l sem., Hon. Roll, 7 sem., Pharos. MARTIN DELINGER ZIMMERMAN, Denny. IRENE EVELYN ZORBAS: Clerical Work tor College Committee. IAMES EARL DAVIS: Chevrons, Saber, Spanish, Chess Clubs, Cadets, Sec. Pres., l sem., Tech Lite Staff, Hon. Roll, 2 sem. RALPH WYLIE FREY, Honey Boy : Sec. Pres., 2 sem., Tech Lite Rep., l sem., Basketball, 3 years, G. O. Rep., 1 sem. RICHARD LEE FENTON. Dick : Chemistry Club, Track. MARY ELIZABETH ORR. Bits. WILLIAM RUSSELL CLARK, Bill, VIRGINIA HICKMAN: Girl Scouts, Girls' Stage Crew, Pharos. RALPH DANTE DELL' ERBA, Danny : Baseball, Track. CHARLES ANTHONY BONUCELLI, Bounce. BENIAMIN BRYAN DAVIS. WILLIAM KURSTIN, Bill : Dramatic, French, Nature Clubs, V.-Pres., Chemistry Club, S. C. C., Pharos. BRITTON SMITH, Britt : Chevrons, Rifle, Dramatic, Nature, Aviation Clubs, Concert Group, Glee Club, Color Sergeant Cadets, Cheer Leader. MARIORIE COURTNEY PHILLIPS: Techite Business Staff. IACK LOUIS GORDON, Icrke. RAYMOND LINTHICUM HALES. Ray : Chevrons, Saber, Na- ture Clubs, Lt. Cadets, Hi-Y. a71n '-I m E11 U2 l '.I E o 'JU vuvd' HCI xx V 1 2 '15 Q 2 . - Se 'f K , , 1, A V , . , Egg. :Jw M if -,A - sa . Z ,.A fi: Wx , Es I , 4 Q H, w x ,, ' a, 'Q -2' , f 'Y ., K . 'n x X,-fwvg y iff? f ,. S ug fi 3, H333 :, .K if gf I K K V 1 L' -'. fm . .gg 23 f f - , Q if S ff ' R we, K f . , :iw A f ' A a. ,Ki K V M A -fl! rg? Q . 144 -2 , - J, ,I Q: ., -jing , -In ' 1 wp J K . - 1 ,fm wif ? . L f A .L Q ,A fs, .. 1 9 ' M 2,5 . ,, f K J Q gr-fi r. V, V ff ...,.., K I , ' k i'32i:g,N - -4' 4 I f 3 Q , '- ., . ,- , 1 N , ,Q if S mg -: we - , .iggxvw f I4 . Q Iii x 22 4 'iif f. , . f 1 ' 'JS - Q 2 1- 7 . XM iff :S L - LQ. ' Q , Mg ' . N .A A A '11 IOSEPH BERNARD BAHEN, Ioe. IOHN ROSCOE BRINSON: Glee, French, Chevroris Clubs, Cor- poral Cadets. NORMAN SELLMAN CARROLL, Soupy : Stamp Club, S. C. C., Lower House G. O. GILMER MARION CARTER. ROBERT PAT COYLE, Bob : Chess, Ritle, Chevrons Clubs, Cadet. WERTH FRANK EDEN: Radio Club, Stage Crew, Band, Track. ROBERT GLEN FEENY, Bob. SYLVIA LENA FELDMAN. Skippy : Dramatic, Paint and Powder Clubs, Lower I-lou Hon. Roll, every sem., Pharos. GEORGE BURTNER. WILLIAM DICK SEE: Basketball. ARTHUR PHILLIPS. WILLIAM ROBERT GILLIONS. Hctppy : Cadets. MILTON IOSEPH GILMORE. Milt. se G. O., Fall Play, BERTHA LEONA RINCK, Lee : Athletic Rep., 2 sem., Baseball, Basketball. WILLARD S. HEARN, Windy. CHARLES H. HOWELL, Charlie : matic Clubs, Cadets. ANNA FRANCES KRISTIN: Dramatic Club. KENNETH LAUER KURTZ: Orch., T. P. DANIEL PASKOW. Danny : Athletic Rep., l sem. ELIZABETH MARTHA NUTTER. Witty : Spanish Club. '73s Chevrons, Glee, Dra- RADE '-J III l '.l U2 I. '.l E O I-'-U QPA MARSHALL CLOSSON GARDNER: Chess, Chemistry, Rifle Clubs, Cadets. MAURICE P. LUCCHESI. ROLAND STERLING PRUITT, Pruts : Lt., T. P., Sec. Pres., 1 sem. CHARLES ROBERT RYERSON, Bob. -4 III L11 rn L11 E O III do YHV EICI EMILY SOPHIA SIROLA, Emmie : Chemistry, Nature, Golf Clubs, Girl Scouts, S. C. C., Pharos. CHARLOTTE VICTORIA SOUDER, Lc:le : Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, S. C. C., Library Asst., Office Staff, Basketball. WILLIAM ALLEN SPANGLER, Bill : Chess Club, First Sergeant Cadets. IOHN ROBERT STIREWALT. NANCY STULL. RUTH E. WEBSTER, Iinx : Glee, Opera Clubs, Girl Scouts, Tech Life Rep., 2 sem., Volley Ball. IOSEPH WILSON. Ioe : Cadets, 2 years. ROBERT WOODWARD, Shorty : S. C. C., Cadets, Techite Rep., l sem. , 075s EA , X 1 Q 1 , Y' .1 -?f35ffarF - 1 f ' x,-vlfk' 1 MARGARET SUZANNAH ALLEN, Sue. ELMER IOHN ANDREWS, Andy : Football, Track. IESSE H. ARNOLD, Iess : Spanish Club, Cadets, S. C. C., Baseball, Track. REID BAKER: Opera, Glee, Dramatic Clubs, Pals and Palettes NORRIS GORDON BALL, Knocky : Football. MILDRED ELIZABETH BEAUVERD: Nature Club. SAMUEL H. BECK: Chevroris Club, Cadets, T. P. ALICE ELIZABETH BELLINGER: Home Economics, Dra- matic Clubs. WILLIAM HUNTER BERGMAN, Bergie : T. P. EDWIN S. BILLHIMER: Glee Club, Cadets, T. P. CARLTON BLACK: Chemistry Club, T. P. MARY FRANCES BLACKBURN. THOMAS WALTER BLAND. Rudy : Cadets. ELIZABETH MARBURY BLUMER, Lib : Golf Club Lambda Sigma Delta, Girl Reserves, Tech Lite Rep. l sem., Rifle Team. MARY MARGARET BOCABELA: Commercial Club Girl Reserves, Basketball. EDGAR HAMILTON BON DURANT: S. C. C., Orch., I-lon. Roll, 2 sem., Pharos. 1 1 1 GLADYS THELMA BOOKER: Spanish Club. GILBERT C. BOWEN. ELLEN BOYCE: Basketball, Baseball. HERBERT BRANDES: Track, Football. THE SENIOR DE RA QPA li fx fy 1 M i A if ' ff s f .... Y, sh 51 f v 1 , S Hr 1' 1 -I A M X .. f 5 9' -ES Q... J f 5 is V N r X f ,ff 4 ., RAYMOND BREEN: Hon. Boll, 3 sem., Baseball. MARIORIE ALANE BRETT. Margie : French, Rifle, Opera, Glee Clubs. ELVIN BRINCEFIELD: S. C. C., T. P., Cadets, Football, Track. MILDRED LEE BROWN. Millie : Glee, Rifle, Golf Clubs, Girl Reserves, Hon. Boll, 3 sem., Basketball. MARGARET ELIZABETH BROWN. Iohnny. DOROTHY AMELIA BROWN: Commercial Club, Bas- ketball. TRACEY K. BRUCE. IR.. Boot : Glee Club. AVERY T. BRUNNER. ANTOINETTA ROSEMARY BRUNO. Tony : Girl Reserves, S. C. C., Pres. S, C. C., 2 sem., l-lon. Roll, 2 sem., Pharos. DOROTHY GRACE BRYAN: Glee Club. ANNA ELIZABETH BURKE. Boots : Riding, Nature Clubs, Li- brary Asst., Office Staff. WALTER WH.LIAM BURNS. IR.. Bob : Cflee Club, Cadets. HARRIS O. CAMPBELL: Cadets. AUDREY T. CANFIELD: Spanish, Riding Clubs, Diamond T , Baseball, Volley Ball, Basketball. IOSEPH LEO PATRICK CARR. IR.: Glee Club. LILLIAN MAUDE CARLETON: Commercial, Diamond T Clubs, Sec. Pres., 2 sem., Techite Rep., 1 sem., Tech Life Rep., l sem. IOHN PATRICK CARROLL. HARRY CHISM: Basketball, Baseball. VERA IOSEPHINE CHITE. WILLIAM IOSEPH CLANCY: Cadet Band, T. P., 3 sem. .7g. I'-I III III U! U1 E O 'JU do HHH EICI . G ,QV ii 1 1 3 H Km xv Q . Q f 5 if 5 YT EQ Hj5i,,5f.,MS.jw., ,ff ? q ,.A. H, , Q, , A , w f S X 35 f YL nm, N' QQ, ,- 'Qu A 5 g g i 4 . .. F9 ' .i ,. li, , , L7 , . xy - M- J, it ,iii ,.,. Zi' f , 'Eli , ' Ai' Q . Q7 , H 2' XM at k I X . 151321 lg,,, A w 1 lb . . V V. 5 WW..,..,.,Y M m. . gi fi' K ' 51, ' , -aa, if - E , ' EVE' A '31 M V J, 'h,. X L QT i , Q... ' f -, h ,,, J ' ' 6 V yy 1 xxx, - wi, A ,,w,,.w .,. ,..,.. ,, ...f.M.,, L 1+ X 4 'tal rx' ' A gafffjsef f 1:- K - 1 ff. 4 ., ,.., - 4, V .V .K I. inn. . 5 5145: ffJ1, iQ -. WSL if 'Nflff' - il: . v' H 11 -1.24 S . ,E - 4' P R A 1:33:12 , J '- fsgugy 1 gs, --1 . ff X C, ri J MORTON COHEN: French, Dramatic Clubs, Hon. Roll, 3 sem. MILTON STEWARD COLE: Glee Club, Sports Editor, Tech Lite, Playing Mgr., Tennis Team. GEORGE M. CORNELL. Curley : Glee Club. FRANCIS CRILLEY: S. C. C., Cadets, Delta Sigma Nu, Tech Life Rep., Hon Roll, 3 sein., Mgr., Basketball, Baseball, Golf. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH CURTIN: Tech Lite Rep., l sem. ROWLAND E. DARLING, Buddy : Glee Club. HELEN LOUISE DARLING, Goony : Rifle, Dramatic, French Clubs, Orch., 6 sem. LETITIA FRANCES DARTER, Frankie. HARRIET LEA DAVIS. Midge : Girl Scouts, Sec. Pres., 1 sem., Hon. Roll, 3 sem. PAUL I. DEAN. VERNON C. DELL, Buddie : Radio Club, T. P. I OSEPH DEMPSEY, Ioe. RICHARD DICKSON. ARTHUR WILLIAM DINTAMAN. Bi1l : T. P. CATHERINE ELIZABETH EBERLY. ADELAIDE MARGRET EIDSNESS. Addie. DAN ENO: Pals and Palettes, Cadets MICHAEL FABRIZIO. Micky : Spanish, Glee Clubs, Cadet Band, Asst. Track Mgr. RAYMOND LEE FERGUSON: Glee, Harmonica Clubs, Cadets. GORDON FERGUSON: T. P., Office Staff, Mgr., Baseball, Mgr., Basketball. THE SENIO DE RA 'TPA Ni A Sf PF - Q U, , ,,, ,nw Q WW - g 9? Ei W3 W ,Q i'3 ' ,- be V , v,L' ELISE ROSINA FISHER: French Club, Sec. Pres., l sem., Edi- torial Staff, Techite, Hon. Roll, 5 sem., Pharos, Quill cmd Scroll. CHARLES GIBSON FLETCHER: Cadet Band. GENELEN MARKHAM FLYNN: Opera, Glee Clubs, Sec. Pres., 2 sem., Hon. Boll, l sem., Mgr., Rifle Team, Basketball. MARGARET LE GRAND FOX. Peggy : Glee Club, Hon. Roll, 2 sem. RHODA IEAN FREEDMAN: Riding, Golf Clubs, S. C. C. NORMA MABLE FREEIVIAN: Home Economics Club, S. C. C., Techite, Editorial Staff, Tech Life Rep., 2 sem., Techite Rep., l sem., Diamond HARRY I. FRISSELL. Frizzy : Stamp Club, Cadets. EVELYN MAE FRYE: Commercial Club, Theta Delta Tau, Athletic Rep., l sem., Diamond MARGARET ANN FUREY. Bunke : Swimming Club, Girl Re- serves. ANNA MARTHA GALBRAITH, Gczl : Opera Club. ELMORE GALLUN, Goon : Sec. Pres., l sem., Track. TI-IELMA VIVIAN GARD. LORRAINE VERA GASS. Gussie : Golf, Riding Clubs. MARVIN GOLDBERG: T. P., 2 sem. CHARLES N. GORDON, Sonny : Glee Club, Pals and Palettes, Track, Basketball. LYDIA MARIE GOSS. HOWARD S. GOSSAGE: Glee Club, Cadets, Mgr., Track, Football, Basketball. IOAN MITCHELL GRAY. Ioedy. IANET MARIE GRAZIANO. CARL CHESTER GRIMES. IR.: Glee Club, Cadets. .g3. -1 III L11 cn L11 E O B11 do YHV HCI 553 yi iii P VM M 335. x 1- We if 9? Q1 if ' PHA s 'M 'YP 5. 1 I V, I , 53 I TECI-I'S WALLS ARE SIMPLE IN TI-IEIR BEAUTY . ,.,, 354:5 4 L l , 'Y' 3 P HQ , Q S I 4,-x - WILLIAM HORNING GRITZ, Willie : De Molay. PAUL HAGEMANN: Boys' Stage Crew. ANNA RUTH HALL: Home Economics Club. IAMES W. HARDEY: T. P., Hon. Roll, l sem., Tennis, Basket- ball. VERA WINIFRED HARP. I-I sr: I. '.l U2 l. 1 E o I-'U dl HCIYHV BETTY IANE HARRIS: Lambda Sigma Delta. HELEN DEMETRA HARSOULAS. ROBERT E. HARVEY: Tech Life Rep., 2 sem. IOHN B. HEFLIN: Glee Club, Delta Sigma Nug Hon. Roll, 2 sem. WILLIAM H. HEITMULLER, Bill : T. P. - GEORGE HELLMUTH. BURELL M. HILDEBRAND: Track. WALLACE REED HITCHCOCK. Hitchy : Chess, Glee- Clubsg T. P. THELMA MAY HOLLIDGE. DORINA FRANCES HUNTT: Riding, Rifle Clubs. REBECCA EMILY HUSBANDS, Becky : Home Econom- ics Clubg Girl Reserves. FRANCES ROSEMARY IACHOWSKI, Frc:nie : Rifle, Paint and Powder, Dramatic Clubs, Girl Reserves. ALICE IONES. CHARLES W. IONES. MARILYN CHARLOTTE IONES: Paint and Powder Clubg Girl Scouts. '87s 3? . 7 Qs .. '1 ROBERT S. IONES: Glee Clubg Pals and Pale-ttes, Delta Sigma Nu, Track, Basketball. EVERETT IOYCE. Horsie : T. P. MARY GERTRUDE IUENEMAN. LOWELL TRUSCOTT KEAGY: Opera Clubg Hon. Roll, 3 sem., Mgr., Baseball. I OHN D. KELLIHER. MORRIS KERMAN: T. P., 2 sem.g Cadets. HELEN MARY KIENTZ: Sec. Pres., l sem. l sem., Techite Rep., KATHLEEN ALMA KIMBALL. Kak. WILLIAM M. KITCHIN. Butch : Basketball. HARRY KLOTZ, Babe. MARY GENEVIEVE KOONTZ. Gen : Basketball. MARGARET c. LANGDALE. Marge, IED LANKFORD: Track, Basketball. HELEN ELEANORE LARGE: Home Economics Club: Tech Life Rep., 2 sem. EDITH LEWIS. Edie : Home Economics Club. CHARLES TEDDY LEMPKE, Ted : Chemistry Clubg Cadet Band, Orch.g Lt., T. P. GLYNN OZELLA LITTLE: Commercial Club, Hon. Roll, 2 sem. EUNICE BEATRICE LOCKHART. CHESTER FILMORE LOWE: Techite Rep., l sem., Hon. Roll, 3 sem. CHARLES E. LUCKETT. IR.: Sec. Pres., l sem., Track. o Q THE SENIOR DE RA QPA 1..q.:1:..i,..,.. , Ll 5 M .., K X Zfk 'HQ Yr.: ' T s ' i 4 A RL Q 4 4. 3. J wig k 1 -57 Eg ' ,z Q7 Ki? 5 Vi if X ' 'L . me I .. , hc Y Q l Q up A ,H ff fu , , I 559' Y N Y , K in Q, Q. DONALD IEMISON LUDWIG. IENNIE MacLEISH: Rifle, Riding, Dramatic, Paint and Pow- der Clubs. LORETA VIRGINIA MCALLISTER. Rita. NORMAN MCCLURE. -I SI! I. '.l U2 l '.l E O 'JU do VHV HCI MARILYNN IEAN MARCH: Rifle, Opera Clubs. ESTHER GEORGIANA MARTIN: Tech Life Rep., l sem. IDA MAY MASTIN: Spanish Club, Sec. Pres., 4 sem. CHARLES E. MEYER, Eddie : T. P. HARRY L. MILLER, Beefy. DOROTHY WEBB MILLS. Dot : Girl Reserves, Hon. Roll, 3 sem., Pharos. HELEN MAE MOLLOY. SUSANNE MARY MONTGOMERY, Sue. MARY M. MYERS, Myers : Opera, Glee, Rifle Clubs, Hon. Roll, 3 sem., Pharos. MARY EMMA MYERS: Girl Reserves. RUTH LEE NEAL: Spanish, Riding Clubs, Hon. Roll, l sem., Diamond T , Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball. BETTY NIGRO, Shorty : Techite Bus. Staff, Basketball. DELIA NYE, Dee : Paint and Powder Club, Tech Lite Re- porter. DANIEL IAMES O'CONNELL, Dcm. DOROTHY MARIE O'MEARA. Dot. HARRY C. OVITT: Chevrons Club, Cadets, 6 sem., T. P., 5 sem. . gl . x X , gi 'Q F 'P J s , gr JW V r w 'S co. 5 3 gf' . IOSEPH B. PARKER. Ioe : Glee, Chevrons, Chemistry Clubsg Cadets, 6 sern.g T. P., 3 sem., I-lon. Roll, l sein. VIRGINIA LEE PETTEY, Lec : Dramatic Clubp Girl Reserves, S. C. C., Tournament Playsg French Medal, Spelling Awardg Philos, l-lon. Roll, 2 sem., Pharos. ROBERT PRESTON. LA VERN PYLES. IR.. Graphic Arts. HENRY I. RASSIER: Sec. Pres., 4 sem.g Football, Track. KARL W. RHINE: Chevrons Club, S. C. C4 Cadets. GEORGE G. RICKER. Sleepy : Glee Clubg OTCl1.Q Ca- dets, 3 sem. MARK E. RIFFEY. NELSON F. RODGERS. MARIAN ESTHER RUSSELL. Rustey : Theta Delta Tau. EDGAR RAYMOND SANDO. Bud : Cadet Band, VIRGINIA V. SCHADE. Ginger : Sec. Pres., l sem., Techite Rep., l semg Tech Life Rep., 1 sem., Techite Editorial Stall, l-lon. Roll, 2 sem., Quill and Scroll. HELEN VERNELLE SCHLEGEL: Nature, Home Econom- ics Clubs. DONALD D. SCHLAUCH: Football. KENNETH I. L. SCHRADER: Track, lntersectional Basket- ball. LOUIS L. SCOTT, Scottie. IOHN ALBERT SHIELDS. Iack. LOUISE MARIE SHIPLEY. Rusty : lloine Economics Club. BETTY ANN SHRAKE, Betts : Rifle Team. PAUL D. SIEBENEICHEN: Cadets, T. P., Hon. Roll, 3 sem. .930 DE PARA '-I I I. '.l UI l. '.l 2 O IU 0 Y Q Q Rvx 3 x Q Q -. i J 4 5 S -4 Vik' , X AW f ' Q 3 ,9 7 1' - T, ' , gg ix ' - X xi ijt ,,,' ,. 1, 525 'x:': .'N' AEE v. E H . 2 f' ?i:f,-' I A .lf leffifz X s Y X if Sv aw ROBERT E. SIIVIMONS: Stage Crew, Track, lntersectional Bas- ketball. NANCY MARIE SNELLINGS. ALLEN SOUTHCOMB, Blondy : Basketball. ANNE MADGE SOYERS. IOSEPHINE EMILY STAFFORD, Ioe : Hon. Boll, l sem. MURIEL FRANCES STEELE, Mickie. MARY HERRETTA STEVENSON. GLADYS PAULINE STONE, Polly. FRANCIS L. STRACK: Ritle Team, Cadets. LLOYD IOSEPH STREET, Ioe : Hon. Roll, l sem., Track, Foot- ball. ALLAYNE SYKES. BEULAH BLUE TALBOTT, Boots'f: Golf Club, Volley Ball, Bas- ketball. ELWOOD TALLEY: Glee Club, T. P. CATHERINE ANN TASKER, Kitty : Riding, Swimming Clubs. ANNODA S. TEBBS, Nodie : Home Economics Club, Sec. Pres., l sem., Hon. Roll, l sem. LESTER G. THOMAS, Reds : G. O., Circle Club, Track. DORIS THOMPSON, Tommie : Tennis, Glee Clubs, Theta Del- ta Tau, Hon. Roll, l sem., Basketball. MYRTLE OLIVIA THOMPSON, Tommy : Home Economics Club, Techite Rep., l sem., Rifle Team. ARTHUR L. THOMPSON: Cadets, Intersectional Basketball. ROSE MARIE TOLOTTA. 195: '-I III I. '.l U! l 'I E O W dl VHV HCI as N, M -rg WALTER WH.LIAM TORNEY, Bill : Tech Life Staff. LOUIS POOLE TRUE: Tech Lite Stall. NAOMI ULMAN. Peggy : Home Economics Club, I-lon. Roll, 1 sem. RUTH ULMAN: Home Economics Club, Hon. Roll, 1 sem. CHARLES W. UMBAUGH. Ump : Sec. Pres., 4 sem., Track, Mgr., Football Team. WARREN HERBERT WAGNER. IR., Herbie : Nature, Glee Clubs. FRANCES ELEANOR WALDEN, Sis : Basketball. WALTER M. WALTERS. Reds. WILLIAM H. WARD, Bill : Glee Club. BETTY ANNE WEBSTER. IOSEPHINE ARLENE WILSON. Io : Girl Reserves. RICHARD WINFIELD: Sec. Pres., 3 sem., l-lon. Roll, l sem., Track, Football. IAMES WISE. Nippy : Circle T Club, Baseball. BURKE WRIGHT: Opera, French, Chevroris Clubs, Ca- dets, 5 sem., Hon. Roll, 2 sem., Techite Stall, Quill and Scroll. CAROLYN ANNA ZERBE, Carol. MARY TAPPAN ZIEGLER. Bunny : S. C. C., Sec. Pres., l sem., Lambda Sigma Delta, Rifle Team. BENIAMIN W. BRYAN. Benny : Graphic Arts Club, T. P., Z sem., Tech Life Printer. LAWRENCE IOSEPH DETORIE. Larry. WILLIAM OGDEN LYDDANE. Bill. IOHN S. T. HAMACHER. Sam : Glee, Golf Clubs, Orch., Ca- det Band. THE SENIOR DE RA QPA n ' w if i M ,QW i 4 Q V 5 3: ,X,. . 'Sr' wx 5 . 3 4 ' 6.11 EV' S ,K , . X K X 3 . i, 'gg , r' Xia. , ssl + . K , ' x X M J xx Q42 , ' 1 q- K' fi gf Q , I 0 IACK L. BELOTE: Circle T Clubg Track, Football. ANDREW CHUMBRIS. Andy : Cadets. CHARLES LANSDALE: Spanish Clubg T. P. IEANNE DORIS MEININGER, Iennie : Glee Club. GERALDINE PEARL PARKER, Ierry : Baseball. INNIS R. SKINNER, Cye : T. P. IACK T. STOVER: De Molay. RAYMOND P. TICER, Blinky. ROBERT I. WEAVER: Football. PHILIP HEIVIPSTEAD WILSON: Hon. Roll, 2 sem.g Cadets. MARIAN ELEANOR WOLFORD, Penny : S. C. C.g Girl Re- servesg Art Editor Tech Life. IACK W. WYLIE. Fuzzy : Sec. Pres., 3 sem. BETTY EVARA HOLT: Glee, Rifle Clubsg Girl Reserves. CLARENCE V. WELLS, Barbell : Track, Football. 0 0 I-I II! L11 U2 U1 E O B-'U do WHY HCI DOROTHY ARNOLD, ELIZABETH BAR- RINGER, EMELIE BLACK, MILDRED BLEV- INS, EDGAR BON DURANT, ANNA BRENT, DOROTHYBROOKS, ANTOINETTE BRUNO, MIRIAM CHILDRESS, BETTY CISSEL, SID- NEY CLARK, RICHARD CORNELL, DORO- THY DAVIS, ANGELINA DI GIACOMO WILLIAM DOWNEY, HERBERT EARNS- WORTH, SYLVIA EELDMAN, RUTH FIELD, ELISE FISHER, IOHN GREENIP, ARTHUR HAMILTON, P A U L H A R A B , VIRGINIA HICKMAN, SYDNOR HODGES, NORA HORTON, MARGARET HOUGH, HARRY HUTSON, ALDEN IMUS, EVELYN INGELS, BETTY IUTZ, WILLIAM KURSTIN, ELEANOR LAYTON, BENIAMIN LYNT, ROBERT Mc- ARTHUR, EVELYN MACRAE, CHARLES MERCOGLIANO, KENNETH MEYER, DOR- OTHY MILLS, MARY M. MYERS, IOSEPH OEHMANN, VIRGINIA LEE PETTEY, EDWIN PLOWMAN, SHIRLEY QUESADA, DANIEL RABENHORST, MALCOLM REINTZEL, BAR- BARA RICHMOND, NAOMI RICHMOND, IANET ROBEY, MARY SCHALLER, EMILY SIROLA, RAY SKELTON, CAROLINE STILES, ROBERT SWEET, ROBERT TANSILL, CALI TRIMMER, IOHN TRYON, IEANNE WEBER, RICHARD WEISS, SHIRLEY YAUCHLER, IOHN ZEAREOSS. I 100 6l'f'OS ADDISON CLAY President SUE BURNETT Vice-President BERT ANSPON Treasurer ANNA GEISER Secretary HELEN SHERWOOD Senior Counsellor MRS. EDA B. FROST Adviser Xb 6 f ouiagoyfhs I :. ,asf I' ? i...E L. SL. t, QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS EARL DAVIS, ELISE FISHER, MAXINE GORDON, RITA LANAHAN, MARGARET LOVELESS, KENNETH MEYER, NAOMI RICHMOND, VIRGINIA SCHADE, CAROLINE STILES, XIE STOREY, ELSIE MAE TURNER, RICHARD WEISS, BURKE WRIGHT. OFFICERS I f 5 I HARRY HUTSQN, PRESIDENT SIDNEY CLARK, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS '.,!,,H . S,,H S.,J, ADVISER . . 4 MR. R. D. BRINKER '1Ul' DIAMOND 'I' OFFICERS Olga Bertolini President Caroline Stiles Vice-President Ruth Neal Secretary Mary Moncure Treasurer Audrey Canfield Sergeant-at-Arms MRS. E. N. DANIEL MEMBERS Pearl Arrow Doris l-larvel Ieanne Weber Mae Weyrich Edith Yobsi it .. ,. 4 3. 'z '- . A -' , -.'?' 35. f -if : p 'Q' 1'-1'-'-f.. ,gf ' x J ' 1' 'T. QQ vga' .Ill fl 1 x lil' 52:15. ..,. 15 OFFICERS and FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. I-lardell, Mr. Birch, Mr. Myers, Mr. Rippey, Mr. Piggott, Mr. Wond- rack, Mr. Zearioss, Leon Wiseman, President, Walter Connolly, Vice- President, lames King, Treasurer, Ludwig Krou- til, Secretary, lack Be- lote, Sergeant-at-Arms. . ..,,, I l ,J -w ,. .J -l r. qv. ' ' .715 2 . . 4 1 'T ' :-V6 5122 CIRCLE STUDENT MEMBERS lvy Belote, lames Callas, Ioseph Ciomei, Marion Fisher, Iohn Eleishman, Kirby E ones, Everett Ford, William Holbrook, Roy Lemerise, Walton Merchant, loe Oeh- mann, Henry Rassier, Earnest Raulins, Carl Sachs, Lester Thomas, Charles Umbaugh, Har- old Welch, Stanley Wells, Iohn Williamson, William Wise. 'l04' IN THE GYM and Girls' athletics under the di- rection of Mrs. Daniel and Mrs. Iames is growing steadily in im- portance, although the girls do not receive the praise the boys do. The girls are taught to play basketball, tennis, volley ball, ping pong, shuffle board and baseball. Girls of all semesters may participate in these activi- ties after school in the girls' gymnasium. In gym classes the girls are shown many exercises by which they may improve their posture and build strong bodies. No girl leaves Tech without profiting by these hours in the gym. 'l05' ON THE PLAZA ADVISER Mr. C. W. Rippey MEMBERS Ioy Dodd Doris I-Idrvel Frank Krogmonn Mary Moncure Clifford Sdltzmcm Clara Sotntmyers Mary Shctw Britton Smith cor Lea e x Ahh' Sb . Q ni 3' -X , - 106 X X' I X I Q 1 X t q f, SCHEDULE OFFICERS lames Hardey Playing Captain Milton Cole Playing Manager Charles Beaumont Assistant Manager Mr. H. E. Keyser Adviser MEMBERS Vaughn Harford, Merrill Heddings, Donald Lamore, Carl Lansdale, Wil- liam Zeller. April 2l April 28: May 5: May 12: May 19: May 26: Central vs. McKinley Eastern vs. Roosevelt Eastern vs. Western McKinley vs. Wilson Western vs. Roosevelt Central vs. Wilson Central vs. Eastern McKinley vs. Roosevelt Western vs. Wilson Central vs. Roosevelt Eastern vs. Wilson McKinley vs. Western Eastern vs. McKinley Roosevelt vs. Wilson Central vs. Western 'IO7' TENNIS AT TECH RATING Official indoor rating of Tech's team result- ing from the indoor tournament: Merrill Heddings No. l Milton Cole No. 2 Iames Hardey No. 3 William Zeller No. 4 Donald Lamore No. 5 Carl Lansdale No. 5 T E A M mary Shaw DGCIT1 CITTOW ruth Webster CeCi1iQ baardse Inge Weyfich P10291 bishopp edith yobst betty bissell C1OriS t'1CII'Ve1 SUBSTITUTES mary moncure audrey Canfield thelma nicol jean Weber OLGA BERTOLINI CAPTAIN MRS. E, N. DANIEL ADVISEH Senior Uolle Ball Junior Uolleq Ball TEAM helen ascosi dolores blcrnkenship helen chumbris frcrnces dctugherty dorothy downey henriettct elsberg helen freer dorothy kesecker MARGARET BAGDASIAN jessie lowe olive Steinberg Viviun yobst SUBSTITUTES jecrnne dcrugherty beverly shertzer MANAGER MRS. V. WOODIN ADVISER 'l09' .umm ' Boqs Mr. O. Saugstad advises and instructs. There are ten members: Leslie Dix, Keith Kallio, Har- old Kelley, Herbert Landolt, Theodore Lawrence, Robert Manville, Robert Ruther- tord, Clark Smith, Iohn Trun- cis, Howard Valentine. Lett to right the picture shows: C. Smith, Landolt, Mr. Saugstad, Lawrence and Valentine ready tor a game. The photographer could not catch the other members long enough to get a picture of them. Where did they play? Ask theml CSee list above for those who escapedj 'IIU' O G. 0. January 6 J. January 13 . . . January 27 . February 3 . . . , February 10 . OVIES . San Francisco Rhythm On the Range Top l-lat Sweet Adeline An all Comedy Program Our Gang Comedy, Mike Fright Laurel 8 Hardy, Tit for Tat Charley Chase, Something Simple Irving S4 Cubb, Ball0d of the Paducah Jail Mlckeyilouse, Pal Pluto Silly Symphony, Three Llttle Plgs A ix. A A AQ? what will it be? projecting it on the screen IDC: nescla .Afternoons 'Ill' CHRISTMAS . eve at tech PERFORMERS loolt loolt On December 23, Tech held its annual Christmas assem- bly. Frank Numbers, an alumnus, honored us by singing Holy Night. Phyllis Gustafson played 1-Xdeste Fidelis, on the violin with Mr. Nicodemus accompanying her at the organ. The assembly ended with each section carrying a gaily decorated basket onto the stage. When all the baskets were grouped under the Christmas tree prizes were pre- sented for the best. Then the day was spent in distributing them to the poor. Classes were forgotten as Christmas approached. a christmas treeg many baskets of foodg automobilesg techitesg and more techites . . . see next page. '1l2' IJ' U' , 1- -7-1 ...- It '1 A N.--w 1 ll- : 1 was Q ua ix may Q MUSIC'S VCICE AT TECH BOYS' STAGE CREW V These boys worked hard on Tech's stage . . . ifRKN1i'2ifbR1DGE, RALPH BECKER, WERTH EDEN, IOHN GRAHAM, PAUL HAGEMAN, WILLIAM HARNSBERGER, GEORGE KEESE. RICHARD MORAN, HOWARD SITES, ED- WARD SMITH, DE WITT THORNE. The foreman was the busiest of all . . . Iames Carter. Mr. Brown was the adviser. He got the blame when the boys mixed the lights. 115 BOYS'G OFFICERS RAY WILSON, PRESI- DENT, SEPTEMBER TO FEBRUARY, ADDISON CLAY, PRESIDENT, FEB- RUARY TO IUNE, IOI-IN MILLER, VICE-PRESIDENT, GEORGE FILGATE, RE- CORDING SECRETARY: RICHARD WILLEY, COR- RESPONDING SECRE- TARY. FRANK ALDRIDGE, TREASURER, EDWIN PLOWMAN, STUDENT CONDUCTORg IOSEPI-I PARKER, PIANIST, MRS. B. B. THOMPSON, AD- VISER. FIRST TENORS frank aldridge, milton cole, richard cornell, william garcia, john graham, john greenip, francis hart, ed- gar nelson. CONCERT LEE CLUB SECOND TENORS addison clay, Cyril cluff, george filgate, robert ger- an, howard gossage, irwin sanders, arthur snee, wil- liam ward, richard Willey, William Zeller. FIRST BASSES walter burns, joseph chris- tie, william downey, Wil- liam harnsberger, sydnor hodges, fritz holzberger, john miller, john mylroie, charles parker, joseph par- ker, daniel rabenhorst, david rabenhorst, dewitt thorne. GROUP SECOND BASSES william allison, george cornell, owen dietz, wil- liam everdale, marion fisher, roy peters, edwin plowman, james Schaeffer, britton smith, theodore vial, ray wilson. QUARTET IOHN GREENIP, FIRST TENOR, ADDISON CLAY, SECOND TENOR, IOHN MILLER, FIRST BASS, ED- WIN PLOWMAN, SEC- OND BASS. 'IIS' jl nj ' ' i l'-j Mfiv FIRST TENORS . llt jllj TRAINING GROUP D W iw ' charles beaumont, george brown, russell donaldson, george jenkins. FIRST BASSES forest clayton, thomas Coleman, raymond da- vidson, William elliott, Virgil gentry, carl grimes, john hazard, fred holzberger, lowell keagy, robert lindbloom, leon litsis, warren preisser, norman schultz, charles Wilding. SECOND BASSES reid baker, alfred beard, frank carr, john dillon, fred egbers, robert felter, john graziani, john hamacher, joseph koenig, thomas lawson, William mc call, burton mc cann, john myers, ernest sforza, leslie sipperley, SECOND TEN ORS tracey bruce, james calomiris, harry chism, carmels crupi, rowland darling, edward drake, joseph emmons, jack hardy, george harwood, Wallace hitch- cock, robert holmes, leon myers, john pender, jack rakestraw, robert simmons, norris speet, george stringer, robert wagner, warren wagner, A D V I S E R mrs. b. b. thompson '1l7' V1 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS BETTY BARRINGER president RUTH MITCHELL first vice-president OLIVE MILLER second vice-president CAROLYN HOTIS secretary ERMA METEGAN Ecfkfggfaaffgsefszgfd EARLENE CROCKER treasurer DORIS WHITE sergeant-at-arms LORRAINE ROGERS librarian OLIVE MILLER pianist MR. H. NICODEMUS adviser FIRST SOPRANOS betty abbott mary absher catherine bailey betty barringer mina brown evelyn birrel dorothy bryan bessie Coleman betty connally adelaide eidsness helen gallaher norma ghee dora gibson Carolyn hotis mary hunt mary lemke grace magista helen mcdaniel dorothy mennen selma moore helen myers lorraine rogers clara santmyers trances simpson lois stackhouse josephine statford louise Steiner eleanor sullivan doris thompson patricia tompkins marjorie Vaughan margaret williams '118' SECOND SOPRANOS margaret baer betty bissel dorothy brinson zita brown sue burnett shirley byers betty cissel earlene Crocker jean daugherty katherine fralin margaret fralin lulu george betty holt louise mann errna meegan jane miller olive miller ruth mitchell mary myers zelda orndorff janet robey marguerite russell helen sherwood mary shonk jean smith virginia tayman eileen thornton charlotte warthan jean Wilson ALTOS jane adams pauline barton margaret battley ploomie criner doris crouch catherine d'andelet allene dietz laura eagleson anne iilgate ruth fowkes kathleen gwin june johannes trances mclachlan irene meitzler jeannette plowman marion reynolds elizabeth rogers mary schaller georgia taylor elda thomas ruth Webster doris White barbara wilson ORCHESTRA VIOLIN Ronald Kaufman, Concert Master, Iohn Abbadessa, Kenneth Kurtz, Malcolm Reintzel, Helen Darling, Nathan Gilis, Earl Chandler, Erin Ellis, Robert Simkins, Dorothy Strouss, Helen Grivakos, Sol Breeskin, Frederic Roy, Elaine F rechie, lack Hardy, Hugh McLaughlin, Howard Sites. CELLO Margaret Clark, Howard Hoover, Ploomie Criner, Thomas Hall, Marshall Krumke. BASS Arthur Kropp, Charles Chambers, Iohn Graziani, Melvin Stewart. FLUTE and OBOE Benjamin Elliott, Harry Tansill. CLARINET Margaret Highsmith, Donald Kester, Michael Fabrizio, Francis Pierce. TRUMPET Edgar Bon Durant, Bert Anspon, Robert McArthur, Francis Scheuring, Robert Wagner, David Coleman, George Tillinghast, Ralph Sliney, HORN, TROMBONE and TUBA George Tillinghast, Ralph Sliney, Zeb Hamilton, Robert Searls, Robert Nordley. 'DRUM Iohn Hamacher, Carroll Bonbrest, Roy Reynolds. PIANO Mary Moncure, Laura Eagleson, Helen Mattson, Lauretta Bombara. ORGAN Robert Sweet, Margaret Becker. ADVISER and INSTRUCTOR Mr. Dore Walten. - 119 - ' GREASE PAINT The Paint and Powcler Club, or Tech's make-up artists, apply grease paint, mascara, rouge and lipstick. HANDS The girls' stage crew takes measurements ot the performers, alters costumes and sometimes makes new ones. They remain back stage during performances to stitch and mend.. ROPES lust go back stage the night of some big Tech play and you'll see the boys' stage crew busy at work operating the lights, curtains, pulling theropes. BACK STAGE Few people who saw the Fall Play really saw the shadow behind the play. Few people realized the amount of tryouts and the hours of practice which tired characters spent until late after school. Few people appreciated the time faculty members and students gave to make the play a success. Most people saw the play, one of Techs bestg heard the applauseg saw the curtain go down and remembered Rollo's Wild Oat CISG Well presented rvlfly by Tech's Dramatic Club. P121- climax introduction conspiracy dramatic club ,fig CQ if? .., YW .. the advisers are mrs. ada h. coe and miss rhoda Watkins. john zearioss was president this year: jack mcniel, vice-president: eleanor layton, secretary: and sylvia ieldman, treasurer. the members were bert anspon, janet baldwin. madeline bawell, mildred blevins, dorothy brooks, anna brown, sue burnett, mary cathcart, sidney clark, addison clay, evelyn craft, doris graham, miriam gross, sydnor hodges, nora hor- ton, elizabeth imus, loretta krumm, benjamin, lynt, mary martin, jennie macleish, ruth mitchell, jane pallanch, virginia lee pettey, marie schrodt, roberta shirkey, ray skelton, betty taylor, louise terry, thelma thayer, elsie may turner, william zeller. , 'l22' PAINT AND POWDER CLUB THE OFFICERS WORK UP FROM THE RANKS TO LEAD AND GUIDE THE CLUB, ELEANOR LAYTON. president THELMA THAYER, secretcxryg BEBE LINDER, custodian. THE MEMBERS, FEW BUT INVALUABLE TO TECH'S STAGE WHEN IT COMES TIME TO BE MADE UP FOR THE FOOT- LIGHTS. WERE SYDNOR HODGES. MARILLYN IONES, HELEN KRUM, IENNIE MC LEISH. IACK MC NIEL. DELIA NYE. THOSE IN THE PICTURE ABOVE. READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE. NYE, MC NIEL. THAYER, LINDER, LAYTON. KRUM. IONES. MC LEISH. THE ADVISERS WERE MRS. EDA B. FROST AND MISS OLIVE BARNHART. 'l23' OFFICERS virginia hickman manager dorothy davis assi. manager janet roloy head of const. shirely layers head of supplies mrs. o. d. rush adviser M E M B E R S IN THE PICTURE dorothy arnold helen bell mary galomb mary lou homer grace lewis Zelda orndorff ella mae perry naomi richmond mary smith dorothy Whitney margaret Whitney left to right: davis hickman, byers roby, bell, m. Whit- ney, mrs. rush homer, galomb arnold, richmond perry, lewis, d Whitney, orndorlf smith. GIRLS' STAGE CREW 'l24' 10 ihe ASSISTANTS incxrt photography clerical work and typing sy K X 4. I f-Q Q K ,aff x hr. 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TECH LIFE EDITORIAL STAFF HARRY M. HUTSON, EDITOR-IN- CHIEF: LOUIS P. TRUE, MANAG- ING EDITOR: XIE STOREY, FEATURE EDITOR: CAROLINE STILES, AS- SISTANT FEATURE EDITOR: EARL DAVIS, NEWS EDITOR: MAXINE GORDON, ASSISTANT NEWS EDI- TOR: MARION WOLF ORD, ART EDI- TOR: MARY SCI-IALLER, COPY EDITOR: MILTON COLE, SPORTS EDITOR. BUSINESS STAFF IACK R, MCNIEL, BUSINESS MANAGER: PEGGY HIGH- SMITH, ADVERTISING MAN- AGERg ELSIE MAE TURNER, CIRCULATION MANAGER: EVELYN KENNEDY, ADVER- TISING AGENT: RUTH VOL- AND, ADVERTISING AGENT: MARGARET CLARK, CIRCU- LATION AGENT. REPORTERS CHARLES BEAUMONT, SUE BURNETT, MAXINE GORDON, MILDRED HODGSON, ELEANOR LAYTON, MARGARET LOVELESS, DAN MC NALLY, DELIA NYE, DOROTHY O'MEARA, CHESTER PAYNE, KAY PELTON, WIL- LIAM POWERS, PATRICIA PRATT, FRANCIS PURYEAR, MARGARET SULLIVAN, WILLIAM TORNEY. A D V I S E R '129' MR. R. D. BRINKER LIBRARY ASSISTANTS . ik I pp- ! - 44 ' - . , 1 - , fki' N--,I ,I - . -. -- 'va ' V 4 f . :,, ,-ms. X' X:-N Ll f ,r , , T ,- QL f 1 - X 5 j w , Adviser Miss I. G Margaret Arrnentrout Lillian Broider Bessie Coleman lean Davis Howard l-loover Margaret Loveless Evelyn Macrae Donald Magruder Patricia Pratt Charlotte Souder Louise Terry Violet Winchester 'ISU' Grady PHILCJS Within our hearts there burned a noble tlameg Perhaps at one time Shakespeare felt the same. Perhaps at night he lulled himself to sleep Composing lines instead of counting sheep. At any rate we found in him a friend, We organized ourselves with fame our end. We thought for days and days about a name, Then Philos like a summer storm it camel There's Fuzzy Whom we chose to head our group, His words are like the alphabet in soup. Miss Pettey strives for heroines and plots, She leaves them when she has them tied in knots. Miss Hale produces many a cheery bit, Though put together few, it any, fit. Newby Writes cruel and mocking doggerelg The look of meekest man prompts satires swell. Miss Shirkey's a paradox in clarityg We're bleary eyed with Wind of rarity. Miss Blacks the cruelest poet in our club, She hangs her dripping moonbeams in a tub. And Zeller leaps from bed with clatt'ring pep To tread the ethereal cloud in hushed footstep. Written by the Members. H. C. Derrick, Adviser. ART ECH. D VVILLINCS GUlDES Students and teachers hard at workg before school, after school, during schoolg ready, Willing, eager to help you get the most from your high school lite. The Library Assistants, with their sure and steady knowledge of the whereabouts of the books you seekg Mrs. Martin and the T.P.'s to help you to a share of that most valuable asset, promptnessg the Program Committee to start you on your Wayg and the Col- lege Committee to guide you further. '133' CHESS CLUB MEMBERS Iohn Abbadessa Robert Bierly Sol Breeskin Leland Brown Thomas Chewning Robert Coyle lohn Denny Herbert Farnsworth Marshall Gardner Wallace Hitchcock Ioseph Lavezzo Daniel Leenov Frank Mann Thomas Moore Leighton Parezo Eugene Romm William Spangler Clarence Trott Randolph Wilkerson Iohn Zearfoss Q. 3, 4 .33 1' 5, ,:'5 r T - ft' . H'-.V In -lv:- OFFICERS Reamy Pierce President Thomas Lusk Vice-President Mary Schaller Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. A. M. Frazier Faculty Adviser TEAM Reamy Pierce lst man Thomas Lusk 2nd mam Sol Breeskin 3rd man Iohn Abbadessa 4th man Robert Bierly 5th man GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB MEMBERS william baker ralph becker louis bindes frank buono lester Carrick earl davis john graziani hugh green ray gustafson elmer harkness robert holmes harry hutson OFFICERS CHARLES WELLER PRESIDENT CHARLES DOVE VICE-PRESIDEN T MR. B. T. ANDERSON - 135 - william james robert klaasse William markley la Vern pyles howard skelly Willard smith herbert sonnenberg charles stewart William torney margaret loveless marian Wolford MARSHALL KRUMKE SECRETARY BENIAMIN BRYAN TREASURER ADVISER GEORGE MCCAULEY P A L S PRESIDENT, SEPTEMBER IO FEBRUARY A N D MRS. E. D. SAUCSTAD ADVISER PALETTES MEMBERS lIgI1gALIXI7IZ-QIEBIQD .QISLEY EIIQELYN I-IACPSDEIE AULINE I NE LUCILLE BOYLE EVELYN MACRAE JAMES BROWNE MARWILL MANN WILLIAM CLARKE RENEE MATILE D?XI1EOCg1'5IY COIIEN SELMA MOORE IA LMAN I LEON ROSIN LEROY CORNISH THEODORE SI-IAINRLOOM EARLENE CROCKER MARY LOU SISSON CATHERINE CROWN BELVA SYLVESTER SHIRLEY CREENLAW CALI TRIMMER REID RIIILIEEISIDENT HARRYLZ POWELL , VI E-PRESIDENT, FEBRUARY IO IUNE FEBRUARY IO IUNE DORIS GRAHAM L I , SECRETARY, - FEBRUARY IO IUNE FRENCH CLUB MlRlAM CHILDRESS, president, MALCOLM REINTZEL, vice-president, DOROTHY BROOKS, recording secretary BARBARA RICHMOND, social secretary, ANGELINA Dl GIACOMO, treasurer, MRS. U. L. FITZGERALD, adviser. Row l: left to right: lorooks, b. richmond, reintzel, childress schaller, mrs. fitzgeri ald. Row 2: antonioli, cox, de marr, di giacomo I Rachel Antonioli, Ma- deline Bawell, Emma Boss, Marjorie Brett, Dorothy Brooks, Mor- ton Cohen, Noeli Cox, Virginia De Marr, Angelina Di Giacomo, Elise Fisher, Ronald Kaufman, Margaret Lillie, Chester Lowe, Walter Mason, Shir- ley Patterson, Barloa- ra Richmond, Naomi Richmond, Mary Schaller, Doris Speake, Richard Weiss, l-larold Welch, Charles Wilding, Lor- raine Williams. brett, patterson, boss. Row 3: lillie, loawell, Welch, fisher, n. rich- mond, speake. Row 4: Weiss, cohen, lowe, mason, Wilding, cercle cle bonne humeur RICHARD WEISS president MARION FISHER vice-president william anderson robert armstrong dorothy arnold emilie black shirley byers mary debruyn allene dietz margaret donahue donald easter james tanning richard fenton CHEMISTRY CLUB ANNA GEISER secretary GORDON ERECHIE treasurer george filgate elaine frechie marshall gardner ray gustatson elmer harkness elmer jenkins benjamin lemke teddy lempke bebe linder calden lloyd richard marsh NaOH+HCl-fH2O+NaCl MR. L. W. MATTERN adviser MR. ALLEN MARSH adviser jack mc niel jordan novak joseph parker reamy pierce patricia pratt nelson rogers emily sirola margaret Whitney leslie wright edmund zabel -138' NATURE CLUB Katherine Bangs Mildred Beauverd Sylvia Bernstein Louise Friday Robert Geran Mildred Haynes Harry Hutson Antoinette Ketner Howard Klug William Kurstin Charles Miller Marsh Moy George Plitt William Romm Donald Scott Margaret Whitney OFFICERS Herbert Wagner president David Rawlings vice-president Madeline Bawell secretary-treasurer Mr. S. Strauss adviser MEMBERS YQ' Q STEAMING PCT ...and fireside tale HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The officers last fall were: Olivia McCall, President, Annabelle Knauss, Vice-President, Helen Large, Secretary, Dora Green, Treasurer and Margaret Ereer, Sergeant-at-Arms. ln the spring the officers were: Annabelle Knauss President, Dora Green, Vice-President, Helen Large, Secretary, Marie Goo On, Treasurer, and Miriam Gross, Sergeant- at-Arms. Mrs. O. D. Bush is Ad- viser. The members are: Edna Mae Atkins, Buth Ball- inger, Emilie Black, Mil- dred Blevins, Dorothy Brooks, Catherine Brown, Dorothy Brinson, Dorothy Burchell, Mil- dred Cannon, Dorothy Davis, Bernice Dawson, Virginia De Marr, Kathleen Dooley, Har- riet Frankhauser, Norma Freeman, Mildred Geier, Mildred Gray, Elizabeth Hammond, lune Harvey, Lola Hettley, Mary Lou Hom- er, Helen Hunter, Rebec- ca Husbands, Elizabeth King, Edith Lewis, Mar- jorie Lohman, Ruth Mc- Naney, Victoria Potash, lune Pinner, Xie Storey, Myrtle Thompson, Buth Tillman, Naomi Ulman, Ruth Ulman, Margaret Whitney. '141' THE BEST PLEASURES come from serving country, school or orgonizotion. Thus it is thozt so rnony students ore Willing to give up time ond personal interests for those of the school. These students ore reol Techites. 'l4Z' STUDENTS' CITIZEN SHIP COUNCIL Norman Carroll, president George Filgate, William Zeller, treasurer T vice-president Miss G. L. Marsh, 0 F F ' C E R S Thelma Thayer, Gdvisef secretary Robert Armstrong, Dorothy Arnold, Hubert Augstein, Margaret Baer, Frances Croccia, Ruth Crouch, lane Daniel, Margaret Donohue, lean Dunham, Elmore Gal- lun, Anthony Gregory, Albert lones, William Kurstin, Rita Lanahan, Annette McCarty, Charles Parker, Vir- ginia Lee Pettey, Mary Shonk, Emily Sirola, lean Sisk, Shirley Yauchler, lohn Tryon, Robert Woodward. Row l: left to right: Pettey, Filgate, Thayer, Carroll, Zeller, Sirola. Row 2: Shonk, Daniel, Sislc, McCarty, Kurstin, Iones. Row 3: Arnold, Crouch, Lanahan, Donahue, Gregory, Augstein. Row 4: Baer, Dunham, Croccia, Yauchler, Gallun, Woodward, Armstrong. 143 FACULTY ADVISERS GENERAL ORGANIZATION UPPER HOUSE MR. C. R. CLARK MISS A. E. WHITENER MR. G. W. WILLIAMS FALL PRESIDENT ROBERT MC ARTHUR VICE-PRESIDEN T IOE OEHMANN SECRETARY BETTY IUTZ CUSTODIAN-of-COLORS DOROTHY DAVIS REPRESENTATIVES SEIVIESTERS IOHN ZEARF OSS 8 CAROLINE STILES 7 LESTER THOMAS 6 WILLIAM HOLBROOK 5 ALLENE DIETZ 5 MARGARET CLOKEY 4 HUGH O'CON NOR 3 IENNY PATANE 3 SPRING PRESIDENT LEON WISEMAN VICE-PRESIDENT HAROLD WELCH SECRETARY MARY SHONIC CUSTODIAN-of-COLORS DORA GREEN REPRESENTATIVES SEIVIESTERS THELMA THAYER 8 RALPH FREY 8 IAMES HARDEY 7 MADELIN E BAWELL 6 WILLIAM HOLBROOK 8 EDNA THOMAS 5 DORIS WOOD 4 HOWARD BEARD 4 ROBERT WALSH 3 lower house Anna Geiser Ruth Linthicum Kirby F ones lames Helm Sylvia Feldman Doris Harvel Caroline Stiles Carmela Frangioni Pauline Barton Norman Carroll Robert Geran Ralph Frey William Bates William Haas lohn Zeartoss Genelen Flynn lda Mae Mastin Virginia Schade Edgar Bon Durant Iohn France Henry Rassier Charles Luckett Elmore Gallun Doris Cornell Margaret Knott Mary Shonk Helen Farr Olive Miller Marion Wright Donald Brauner Thomas Hunter Paul Shelton Robert Dysland David Bowman Edward Clark Robert Erdman Iuanita Madron SECTION PRESIDEN TS Frances Kidwell Grace Magista Betty Abbott Carroll Bonbrest Edgar F atzinger Richard Griswold lames Koustenis Nicholas Catucci F A L L Dorothy Deibel Doris lane Miller Betty Crown Ernestine King lean O'Connell Katherine Hanley Gerald Hennesy Anthony Anzelmo Fred Bach Leon Litsis Calvin Payne Morris Green William Hayes Hugh O'Connor S P R I N G Dorothy lnescoe Mary Phillips Norma Mirillat Mildred Reese Roland Ford Louis Mostow Edward Villalon Thomas Lawson Orlando Marseglia Owen Hoffman Iames Anderson Chief-oi-Patrol Rudolph Olup Assistant Chief Mr. H. F. Keyser Adviser The captains are Petro Brandy, Speero Brocenos, lean Carl- ton, Bobert Geran, Durwood Hudgins, Elwood Russ, Arno Shingle- ton, lack Smith and Wellner Streets. The lieutenants are George Brown, William Deisbeck, Teddy Lempke, Boland Pruitt, Francis Puryear, Theodore Shainbloom, lnnis Skinner, Harry Tansill and Francis Winston. The sergeants are Lawrence Anderson, Anthony Gregory, Harry Montgomery, Iohn Moore and Paul Siebeneichen. The picture shows, row l, left to right: Anderson, Mr. Keyser, Olup. Bow 2: Brocenos, Lempke, Hudgins, Pruitt, Brandy, Carlton, Buss, Smith, Tansill. Bow 3: Skinner, Puryear, Brown, Geran, Winston, Siebeneichen, Anderson, Shainbloom. Bow 4: Montgomery, Shinglton, Deisloeck. '146' PRIVATES Charles Beaumont Edwin Billheimer Iohn Branagan , Dudley Brittle Ben Bryan Iohn Caputo Francis Carter loseph Clancy Boswell Clarke George Clemmer Gilbert Cole Lewis Darling Vernon Dell Andrew Deming lay Dodd Edward Eatzinger Kenneth Erangioni Ernest Gearing Fred Graebner Arthur Hare Herbert Harr William Heitmuller Everett loyce Morris Kerman Raymond Klicklighter Henry Lambert Ioseph Lavezzo TRO lames Martin Charles Meyer Henry Miller Marsh Moy lack Murray Harry Ovitt loseph Parker William Perry Robert Philo lack Pollin Don Redmond Kenton Reynolds Raymond Reynolds Iohn Riseling lohn Rogers Leslie Sipperley Ralph Sliney Arthur Snee Leroy Stevens Henry Studds George Tillinghast Howard Trevillian Cyril Turner Bernard Wall George Williams Charles Wilson Edmund Zable L The Click of coins cmd Whining typewriters cfccentwith precise tempo the bustle of BUSINESS AT TECH. 'l49' 4' sv R . CN V 2 . I' EY, C. ls: X H ,gi- Qi N? qc hs, - My QQ TXT COMMERCIAL Elllllllf? g lgyl L-J -. l 7 f 'fI1 -1,-L.,-. CLUB The officers in the fall Were Margaret Hough, president, Shirley Yauchler, vice-presidentg Allene Dietz, secretary, Betty Chaney, treasurer. ln the spring they were Allene Dietz, presi- dent, Mary Seebold, vice-president, Annette McCarty, secretary, Erma Meegan, treasurer. The advisers are Mr. Waltz and Mrs. Krey. Mary Bocabela, Dorothy Brown, Helen Cler- ico, Buth Crouch, Katherine Dickmann, Cora Lee Fleshman, Nettie Friedman, loseph Geier, Buth Hansch, Blanche Killmeyer, Ruth Linthi- cum, Glynn Little, Mabel Long, Bobert McAr- thur, Ethel Potash, Evelyn Beynolds, Dorothy Thayer, lane Vannaman, Irene Vavasis, Frances Waldon, Allice Young, and Helen Young are members. ln the picture are Seeloold, Long, Chaney, Hough, Dietz, Yauchler, Crouch, Friedman Geier, Walden, Bocaloela, Meegan, Potash Sisk, Linthicum, Hansch, Vavasis, O. Brown Dikeman, Coffman, Clerico, McCarty, Mr Waltz, A. Young, Vanaman, McArthur, Hutchins H. Young, Mrs. Krey, Thayer. 1 1 1 1 150 ' ADVISER MRS. L. C. TURNER DOROTHY ARNOLD ANNA BURKE MARIAN FERMAN IOHN GRAHAM SHIRLEY HEARST MARY HUNT ANAMAE HUBKA EILEEN IONES ERMA KISE IORDAN NOVAK RUDOLPH OLUP BETTY PEAKE BERNADINE SCHROTH MARIE SMITH DOROTHY STETSON The Office Staff left to right, top to bottom, hearst, graham, olup, schroth, turner, ferman, arnold, kise, jones, smith, peake, hubka, burke, no- vak, Stetson, hunt. 1 '15l' Robert McArthur was president, Charles Haynes, vice-president and assistant auditor, Evelyn Reynolds, auditor and assistant manager, Flor- ence Ray, cashier and assistant auditor, Lavon Ockershausen, tile superviser, and Mr. G. F. Waltz, adviser. Alma Clokey, Richard Cornell, Cora Lee Fleshman, Nettie Friedman, Ioseph Geier, Ruth Hansch, Anamae l-lubka, Evelyn lngels, Blanche Killmeyer, Ruth Linthicum, Ruth Mitchell, Mary Seebold and Marie Serio also Worked in the bank. Row l, in the picture, left to right, are Killmeyer, Haynes, Ray, McArthur, Reynolds, Geier and Seeloold, row 2, Linthicum, Serio, Friedman, l-lansch, Ockershausen and Fleshman, row 3, Mr. Waltz, lngels, Cornell, Clokey, Hubka and Mitchell. BANK STAFF '152' Dr. F. M. Butts Adviser Kirby F ones Chief Secretory Ralph Teg Stock Clerk, Stehogrolpher Dorothy Hollingsworth File Clerk, Stenogrcfpher Alma Clokey Typist, Stenogrofpher '153' PLACEMENT BUREAU ACH! du lieber augustin! A M A T E U R S the german band cap'n andy zearfoss announcing A M A T E U R S THE SHCJW BOAT A M A T E U R S 154 dancing on a drum by Katherine Thierry marionettes? or hales and hoover? the art of dancing by elizabeth orr ' :, . , .Sv new .524- 4 AQ x fa 1 'Z W X + if 13 5 Q RY w ,ff Y +1 fa Q. f. :gg Q 1 .Q ww L M ,. K M' vs A A X A, is wimx dew Q xi Wh!! .. 5 f -A H Q in N1 fi SYS 1 'ff' x gf gs! :Z f X Ak ,W '55 ? , ae' X Q' R ,Q L Y' M X 'K K hw? M N, -:l. I h . V X :' i -if 'X 1 J, F f W f , Q ' 4 Y ' ' :K K 5 , yr- y S4 x g if 'i ,g 'Ss EX ,hh K fii 3 H33 ' N-is S Z-A . C'3'E'c1 betty abbott reid baker betty barringer mildred brown miriam Childress catherine d'andelet helen darling george filgate cora lee lleshman genelen flynn anna galbraith MEMBERS max goldberg juanita gorham john graham 'Carolyn hotis rhea levy jean lightbown benjamin lynt jean march helen mcdaniel erma meegan dorothy mennen roy peters jeannette plowman priscilla pratt marion reynolds harvey roe lorraine rogers irwin sanders betty jean silver jeannette turner marsha Vernon doris white margaret Williams Cub EDWIN PLOWMAN, president, MARION EISI-IER, vice-presidentg MAR IORIE BRETT, secretary-treasurerg RUTI-I MITCI-IELL, assistant secretary- treasurer, MR. I-I. NICODEMUS, adviser. 'l56' Ioan Abbadessa Lorraine Allan Margaret Battley Sylvia Bernstein Doris Black Mary Bocabela Emma Boss Lucille Boyle Anna Brent Virginia Brown Zita Brown Audrey Browne Antoinette Bruno Sue Burnett Evelyn Clayton Elizabeth Cissel Evelyn Cliit Helen Clitt lane Colman Earlene Crocker Parolie Croy Lucille Culver Catherine D'Andelet lane Daniel Frances Davis Mariorie Dillon Christine Di Paolo Betty Dobyns Iean Donahue Margaret Donahue lean Edwards Ruth Ellis Hazel Fleet Cora Lee Fleshman Harriet Frankhouse Elaine Frechie Iacqueline Frenzel OFFICERS GIRL RESERVES Anna Geiser, Lulu George Doris Graham Helen Grivakos Miriam Gross Margery Hale Katherine Hanley Ruth Hansch Maxine Harzenstein Phyllis I-larzenstein Dolores Henry Martha Iohnson Betty Iones Helen lones Venice King Eunice Knorleine Margaret Knott Naomi Lambert Dorothy Lewis Margaret Lillie Bebe Linder Ruth Linthicum Marjorie Lohman Viola Long Bernice MacArthur Florence Marlowe Louise Marsh Mary Martin Marion May Dorothy McCann Olivia McCall Mary McDarmott Charlotte McFarland Frances McLachlan Frances Miller Olive Iane Miller Dorothy Mills Iacqueline Mills Marjorie Stockett Shirley Quesada Maxine Gordon Margaret Iones '157' President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Estelle Milton Grace Morris Marie Moser Mary Myers Lavon Ockershausen Ioyce Oliver Madeline Peters Virginia Lee Pettey Shirley Rader Hazel Reck Marion Reynolds Helen Richardson Marie Schrodt Hazel Shafer Helen Sherwood Louise Shipley Mary Shonk Frances Simpson Mary Sisson Elinor Smith Madeline Specht Iane Stephenson Caroline Stiles Xie Storey Dorothy Strauss Belva Sylvester Ruth Taylor Cali Trimmer Elsie Mae Turner Audrey Vaughan Marion Walsh Marie Wessel Irene E. Wilson Irene L. Wilson Violet Winchester Virginia Winchester Charlotte Wolf Lucy McNeely Coun. Reporter Miss E. C. Morrow Adviser Mrs. A. M. Frazier Adviser Miss Carol McCamman Adviser HI-Y OFFICERS . . . Donald Kester, president, lack Smith, Vice-president, Donald Magruder, secretary, Granville Brumbaugh, treasurer, Edward Scullen, sergeant-at-arms. MEMBERS . . . Robert Armstrong, George Brown, Leslie Dix, Robert Erdman, George Filgate, Raymond Hales, Henry Lam- bert, lohn Oehmann, Kenneth Rhinehart, lohn Scott Henry Studds, Howard Trevillian, lack West and Mari shall Wills. The picture reads, left to right: Brumbaugh, Scullen, Kester, Magruder, Smith, Mr. Pursell, West, Lambert, Brown, Dix, Hales, Oehmann, Erdman, Wilson, Tre- villian, Rhinehart, Studds, Scott. ADVISER . . . Mr. S. W. Pursell '158' Row l, left to right: Alberding, Ford, G. Cornell. Row 2: Aldrich, R. Cornell, Allison. De Molay is an organization affiliated with the Masons, recognized at Tech, but not spon- sored by the school. The students named below are members. Conrad Alberding George Cornell Frank Aldridge Richard Cornell William Allison Welford Ford DE MOLAY Theta Delta Tau sorority of Tech is made up of selected girls who are mem- bers of the Iob's Daughters. Each se- mester a small number of girls is voted on for membership. The extreme northwest entrance of the school is known as Theta Delta Tau Entrance. This spring, with appropri- ate ceremonies, the girls planted hy- drangeas on each side of that door. In this, and other ways, the sorority at- tempts to keep this doorway attractive. Fall officers were Ruth Field, presi- dent, Pauline Barton, vice-president, Emelie Black, secretary, Doris Thomp- son, treasurer, Marion Russell, ser- geant-at-arms, and Dorothy Arnold, historian. Spring oflicers were Emelie Black, president, Dorothy Arnold, vice-presi- dent, Marion Russell, secretary, Doris Thompson, treasurer, Lucia Mitchell, sergeant-at-arms, and Iosephine Staf- ford, historian. Mrs. F. S. Mitchell is adviser of the sorority. Ruth Mitchell was a member without portfolio. O THETA DELTA TAU 'l60' CD fx V Mary Ziegler was president, Eliza- beth Blumer, vice-president, Marjorie Brett, secretary, and Mary Fall, treas- urer. The adviser Was Mrs. D. E. Edgerton. Members at Tech in l936 and l937 were Betty Bissel, Mary Clark, Ioan Gray, Merriel Robinson and Georgia Taylor. Their pledges were Helen Crone, lean Daugherty, Katherine Eralin, Mar- garet Eralin, Norma Ghee, Evelyn Kraft, Dorothy Lewis and Mildred Beamy, From left to right in the picture you can see the Misses Blumer, Taylor E all, Ziegler, Brett, Gray, Mrs. Edgerton. The Misses K. Fralin, M. Eralin and Crouch. LAMBDA SHIMA DELTA '161' DELTA SIGMA NU CLAYTON MARSH PRESIDENT VINCENT BURGHER VICE-PRESIDENT IOSEPI-I WIGHTMAN SECRETARY RANDOLPH BECKINGTON TREASURER CLIFFORD MCINTOSI-I SERGEANT-AT-ARMS RICHARD MYERS IN CHARGE OE NEW MEMBERS MR. OLAP SAUGSTAD ADVISER THE MEMBERS AS YOU SEE THEM IN THE PICTURE ARE: MYERS, BECKINGTON, MARSH, BURGHER, CRILLEY, HEFFLIN, SAUOSTAD, WIGHTMAN, MCINTOSH, KEN- DALL. -162- 4 THE C c-:urons CLUB THE OFFICERS ARE... Reg. QM. Sgt. Rearny Pierce President Sgt. Roy Peters Vice-President Corp. Granville Brumbaugh Secretary Sgt. Richard Weiss Treasurer Color Sgt. Marshall Gardner Sergeant-at-Arms Mrs. L. C. Turner Adviser THESE ARE THE IVIEMBERS SERGEAN TS: john abbadessa, Wilbur bald- win, ralph becker, Walter burns, lowe cecchine, Cyril Cluii, justin Cooke, robert Coyle, jerome du busky, william everdale, max goldberg, Carl grirnes, zeb hamilton, charles howell, frank krogman, robert krumke, teddy lempke, Chester lowe, Wil- liam mayne, harry ovitt, Charles parker, joseph parker, karl rhine, britton smith, Wil- liam Spangler, Vernon williams, phillip Wil- son, burke Wright. CORPORALS: julian anderson, samuel beck, edwin billhimer, gilbert bowen, james browne, john Curtin, Creighton demarr, louis iigliozzi, harry trissell, Vernon gengell, john hamacher, howard hoover, thomas hunter, joseph jennings, Charles johnson, Walter lawson, benjamin lynt, donald magruder, rnarwill mann, robert nordby, frank rob- erts, fleming sandeiur, francis strach, Wil- liam Wilson. DRUM MAIOR: paul siebeneichen. - isa - ,. .,. Allene Dietz Captain Genelen Flynn Manager Mrs. R. M. Nelson Adviser MEMBERS Adelaide Adams Katherine Bangs Betty Barringer Elizabeth Blumer Marjorie Brett Dorothy Brinson Betty Dobyns Hazel Fleet Lulu George Margaret I-laetler Maxine Harzenstein Phyllis I-larzenstein Ernestine King Helen Krurnm lean March Iennie Maclzeish Mary Moncure Mary Schulz Betty Shrake Betty lean Silver Betty Smith Caroline Stiles Ruth Sumner Patricia Tompkins lean Wilson Loraine Williams Mary Ziegler GIRLS' RIFLE CLUB BOYS'RI OFFICERS Iohn Greenip Captain Arthur Hamilton Manager Row 1 In the picture . . . DuBusky, Harwood, Stracky Oeh- mann, Bailey. Row 2 ln the picture . . . Hamil- ton, Greenip, lmus. FLE CLUB Harry Bailey Charles Dove Ierome DuBusky George Harwood Alden lmus Ronald Kaufman Iohn Oehmann Charles Parker Francis Strack Robert Sweet Iames Welty '165' MEMBERS LIEUTENANTS: David Allen, Gordon Blood, Speero Brooenos, Col. Sidney Clark, Charles Culler, James Davis, Iohn Denny, Charles Dove, Richard Ervin, lrving Evry, Roy Glisson Raymond Hales, Thomas l-lall, Arthur l-lorn, Robert Tansill, Iohn Tryon, Charles Weller. CAPTAINS: Alden lmus, Roloert McArthur, Malcolm Reintzel, Ray Skelton. MAICRS: Iohn Greenip, Donald Kester. Saber C uh OFFICERS Arthur Hamilton President Bert Anspon Vice-President Addison Clay Secretary-Treasurer Edwin Plowman Sergeant-at-Arms Mrs. B. B. Thompson Adviser 166 CGD ESE HME 'ft' This year Tech has been fortunate in having so capable and willing a mili- tary committee. Showing a genuine interest in our organizations and acti- vities, they are like the shadow of our cadets, always there to lend a helping hand and give the push needed to get them over the wall. Miss Hart, as chairman, has done or great deal of appreciated work. Our thanks likewise are due Mr. Wondrack, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Schutte, Mr. Kreh- biel, Mr. Walten Cfor his willing assist- ance in the bandb, and our own mili- tary instructor, Mr. Benner. Encouraged by these gracious guides with the supervision of Lieutenant-Col- onel Sidney Clark and the splendid cooperation of Lieutenant Charles Wel- ler and Lieutenant Earl Davis, the Mc- Kinley cadet corps has again pioneered with the publication of the first regi- mental paper in Washington, the Tekadet. This paper has proved to be a very successful medium for the diffusion of knowledge and amuse- ment among the cadets. With such splendid direction and a will to win, Tech will surely play a victorious role. MILITARY COMIVIITTEE Lieutenant Benner, military instruc- tor of the Second Regiment, has long been of aid to Tech's cadets. The Sec- ond Regiment cadets have four compe- titions besides the War Games with the other Washington schools every year, the Battalion, the Regimental, the Com- pany and the Band. ln these Mr. Ben- ner has always given his fullest cooperation. I-le is respected by offi- cer and private alike who look to him for aid in all their military endeavors. lf luck is lacking, hard work and en- thusiasm never are. Mr. Benner knew how to inspire the boys to stick at their drilling until long after sunset many Monday and Thursday afternoons of l936 and l937. ff ff 'f- - Tk!-:J l:.:5.-34-:.':-:'.::?f.... A!-:Bib XX .-:I-.2 ' ' ' ' ' 'ffl 1.5:-2:g2:ff 5 ff: it - :a 11 'IG7' A HIGH NOTE, OR IS THE MUSIC SLIPPING? CLASHING SYMBOLS ATTENTION! ' 158 ' UP WITH THE BATONI WAITING THE SIGNAL. - ,:, :vw i'f:LQ x ww Xfvwg jj jr ' REGIMENTAL STAFF Lieut. Col. Sidney Clark, Commanding Capt. Arthur Hamilton, Regt. Adj. Capt. Ray Skelton. Regt. Personnel Adj. Capt. Alden Imus. Regt. Q. M. lst Lieut. Robert Erwin. Training Platoon Sergt. Maj. Iohn Denny Regt. Q. M. Sergt. Reamy Pierce Color Sergt. Marshall Gardener Color Sergt. Britton Smith ., A A,ftf'fi .J 'l FIRST BATALLION STAFF Maj. Iohn Greenip, Commanding lst Lieut. Thomas Hall, Batn. Adi. lst Lieut. Irving Every, Batn. Adi. SECOND BATALLION STAFF Mai. Donald Kester. Commanding lst Lieut. David Allen. Batn. Adj. lst Lieut. Charles Culler, Bat. Q. M. 'ISS' COMPANY A OFFICERS Capt. Malcolm Reintzel lst Lieut. Iames E. Davis 2nd Lieut Speero Brocenos l C CRPORALS Frank Roberts Samuel Beck Iohn Curtin Charles lohnson Francis Strack Harry Cvitt PRIVATES F. Adams H. Bailey W. Bates P. Bierly I. Brown S. Brown W. Carver SERGEANTS lst Sgt. Roy Peters Qm. Sgt. Cyril Clutt Vernon Williams Donald Scott Chester Lowe Phillip Wilson E. Chandler Cf. Grindler L. Clair C. Harris W. Clark Cf. Harwood T. Clayton G. I-lennesy A. Cooke H. Iones D. DuFrane P. Lanigan R. Green S. Luciano '17U' l. Mahoney W. McCall R. Moran R. Oyser W. Pendleton R. Philo R. Pistone L. Redmond K. Reynolds Cf. Rickard C. Satterwhite L. Sendgikoski W. Shack C. Singleton A. Snee W. Spindle R. Watson I. Weaver I. Weltz Iulian Anderson William Wilson Donald Magruder Walter Lawson Louis Figliozzi Edwin Billheimer H. Augstein L. Barwell H. Beard M. Brocenos L. Cerda A. Churnbris I. Clark C. Copelun P. Douglas W. Drake R. Ebner R. Erdrnan C. Franklin K. Freed H. Gallogly H. Haar C. Hibble I. lnman E. Ienkins R. Kicklighter CORPORALS G. Lucas A. Nobel I. Oehrnan F. Otenstein W. Page S. Payne I. Rest '171' COMPANY CPFICERS Capt. Edwin Plowrnan lst Lieut. Raymond Hales 2nd Lieut. Arthur Horn SERGEANTS lst Sgt. Robert Coyle Qrn. Sgt. Frank Krogrnann Burke Wright Karl Rhine Walter Burns Ioseph Parker PRIVATES I. Robb T. Wade A. Schoyen M. Walters L. Seaton R. Weber H. Studd C. Wilding E. Sullivan R. Wilkerson R. Sweet E. Wilson H. Trevillian E. Zabel COMPANY C OFFICERS Capt. Addison Clay lst Lieut. Boy Glisson 2nd Lieut. Charles Weller SERGEANTS lst Sgt. William Everdale Qm. Sgt. Charles Howell Willard Baldwin Max Goldberg Charles Parker Ierome DuBusky PBIVATES L. Anderson I. Garvey E. Atwater W. Gast G. Beveridge B. Graham G. Cole G. Haas C. Creamer I. Hamilton V. D'Anna I. Harding C. Dalzell D. Harry CCRPORALS Iames Browne Harry Frissell Vernon Gingell Howard Hoover Thomas Hunter Ioseph Iennings H, Hickmann F. Hicks I. Hohmann W. lreland B. Iennings W. King L. Kroner -172' m A. Kunold R. Lee L. Lewis W. Lyons I. Novak L. Parezo I. Poirer F. Poole P. Prose G. Skemp A. Tilton C. Trott C. Turner B. Wall A. Wootten L. Wriaht COMPANY OFFICERS Capt. Bert Anspon lst Lieut. Iohn Tryon 2nd Lieut. Charles Dove SERGEANTS CCRPORALS lst Sgt. William Spangler Gilbert Bowen Qm. Sgt. Ralph Becker Greenville Brumbaugh Richard Weiss Louis Cecchini Iohn Aloloadessa Carl Grimes I. Bangs I. Branigan D. Brattle H. Brill E. Brown T. Chewning C. Chite B. Clark L. Cox F. Dellastations R. Dysland I. Erbacher W. Frank M. Goss I. Green H. Harmon A. Helms P. Heister I. Hook Creighton DeMarr Benjamin Lynt Marwill Mann Fleming Sandeiur PRIVATES A. Iones C. Peele H. Sites I. Lavezzo W. Phelps H. Slcelly R. Little L. Plant R. Smith N. McCeney C. Richmond C. Stewart F. McDermouth R. Rivello R. West H. Mericle L. Senser R. Wiseman I. Moore R. Myers D. Woodburn '173- OFFICERS Capt. Robert MacArthur lst Lieut. Robert Tansill 2nd Lieut. Gordon Blood SERGEANTS Drum MajorPaulSiebeneichen lst Sgt. Marshall Krumke Zeb Hamilton Teddy Lempke William Mayne CORPORALS Iohn I-lamacher Robert N ordby --rzltizh z ,-3-Z3'5P2'. ,,. x 5 :g:3:-'cg 3.: X X 1 .HF 3 gg.. : . ' .- 'f .r:x1:.. T 1513 .' 5 .. 5 ' 1 SE'1:Er1' I ff'f:i:l-V fears. 1 kb:-5-9 .,i'-N111 5 . .flf'E:E:t- J iiifsizi -Jw-5-'.QI:fr2'7 ' 211' 1 ' PRIVATES D. Coleman I. Davis M. Fabrizio R. Fletcher T. Gearing T. Gravner M. Iohan L. Kidd R. Klaasse P. Krause R. Lambert I. Mathers L. Miller 174 ' BAND I. Murray F. Pierce R. Reynolds R. Robson I. Schaffer F. Schuiring R. Searls R. Sliney G. Stringer G. Swain G. Tellighast M. Tryon R. Wagner Courtesy Britton Smith MAROON AND GRAY Tech's grid season started none too Well with a 26-U defeat at the hands of a powerful Baltimore City College eleven, but dauntless in the face of such a start, this team produced its scoring punch to beat George Washington High, 12-U. After regaining their confidence the Maroon Men took a l3-O lacing at the hands of Episcopal High. With new effort the Techmen set back the Gonzaga gridders by a score of 31-6. Entering the Inter-High series as a question mark team, Tech beat Western by a small margin of 7-O. Central, Tech's bitterest rival and the favored champion, fell before a per- sistent onslaught to the tune of 6-U. Having practically clinched the title, Tech fought a U-O tie with the Eastern Blues. Tech concluded a successful season and gained the cham- pionship by easily beating Roosevelt's Rough Riders, l4-O. Tech's team was not a collection of brilliant stars, but eleven gallant boys Who played together, sacrificing personal glory for team honor, and they symbolize Tech sportsmanship. '175' HAP HARDELL coach Hz. fo. ' MRA' an All I . I - ls. n f Pope Kefover CGHGS Holbrook l. Belote Sh-izzi King Scuuen Koons Fleischmon Schlous Wells Connolly Cornell Sgckg Simmons , Rossler Cloy BUHY Williormsor Zurgg F ones Iohnson Roulins Rollmcrn Wiseman 'l76- Markley Gossage Merchant OehT1'1CI1'1f1 lttenbender I' Belote Bach W 1 h Warfield Hartman e C O'Conne11 Umbaugh Clernmer 12353 Miller Edwards White Street Scott Veightman Brincefield Hodges Kroutil Pinckney Burgess - 177 - .Ein TECH'S CAGERS AEHMWCKWD BASKETBALL TEAM Frank Crilley Manager REGULARS Dobyns, 1-leddings, Litt- rnan, Merchant, Mills Myers, Pickett, Kendall See, Vermillion, William- son, Zuras. RESERVES Bagdasian, Blank, Ciomei, Cornbes Cotter, Curtis, Gilmore, Lassise Levy, Marlowe, Pinkham, Winthrop TECH Dec. 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