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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1941 volume:

1'-?if,7.:i 4221 far wer ,411-A A 1654 LM Zfearbom V W We: the fzzfffs, nn, an LITERARY STAFF ROY SWENSON Editor VANDA CLARK Girls' Sports IOHN HOSTERMAN Faculty Editor BETTY IUNE KAHLE Assistant Editor EDWARD VOLLAND Club Editor CHARLES ALLEN Boys' Sports HELEN VIGNESS Senior Editor IOHN FONDAHL Military Editor CHESTER BURGESS Photographer DANIEL WHITCRAFT Senior Editor CONNIE CAMPBELL Feature Editor ROBERT SIMMONS Art Editor 4' BUSINESS STAFF WILLIAM I-IITCHCOCK Business Manager LAURA McDANIEL Iune Senior Representative IUNE CLEAR Secretary GEORGE SIMMS Assistant Business Manager ELSIE LEWIS February Senior Representative IEAN SI-IRIVER Secretary IAMES BOBACK Photo Manager .X-M6 DAVID REDFIELD Organization STANLEY RACOOSIN Assistant Photo Manager Picture Manaqer ROBERT ZIMMER RAYMOND TRUMP CLARA POOLE Chiet Clerk Clerk Clerk LUCILLE RYAN IUANITA DIANDA CARMELINA CUTICCHIA Faculty Subscription 5th Semester 3rd and 4th Semester Representative Representative Representative resent 0 My SXQ DA 9 iii ii 4 x fs vi if Q 1 .rx Z f -..Q ' . my -fain' W ff 5i-ff' x x ' ,QETQIS - N ,A.. - yur. . 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Tech demonstrates iis belief that democratic education has as its central purpose the welfare of all the stuclenis ir'k'k'k-k -- ,. x Q ,..i15:.'gf . ' If I I 'i f 11 ,5. ,L , A g f W In . V' - 1 . . A r gfffk- f,k- 51, aff 2 Tech attempts to lead the individual to realize his personal responsiloilitq to the qroup a ir'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k , jff N'g:f,?J M11 ,414drc'ufJlfZ. V125 Vice Principal. who is always an advocate of sports and cadets as a part ol our character building purpose in education. ,, 1 5355 rf 5+ J Ei' Ei . , Q2 1' -' 35 rfxfzi jfzyiw. r :fig-2:2 - ' -vmqJ51rw:.: wwf' ,, 1 a15u:1g2522Igg4:fgf:f :'2'l'2f21J:1 cnfzil? ,:, Lf- qv:91:'f:w,1Sw:v:':,:q .- ,-,- :pg .3.63,4,: . :azz gpg 'J 135127 I Y. nf ,,M2ggz55,?2 4. i 2 A2r2:3:14? ' -. f 451143 - 53-gipw. , Biff 4.1, .1 34.43. ':1., ,zi wk 1 1 W . ,-FE? I7'Wi7i::?:Nn:' ,g 1' L, ,Q Q 15, - .5525 2 'Vs t ffigffg . N-. . .'-,A ,L at 'flf . A, 4' :-' tv N l Qur Alter serving McKinley tor eighteen years as a teacher in the English department. Miss Lillie P. Bailey retired on December 20. 1940. Tech will long remember Miss Bailey tor her organ music, played at assemblies and community programs and tor her efficient running ol the testing committee. Although born in Virginia. we claim her as a Washinqtonian, and in spite ot the tact that she taught in other schools we shall always claim her as a loyal Techite. eaders in the emrfmzfic nz Z7 Wy Sugli I1 Miss Sue Brett Mr. Robert Brinker Miss Aileen Bromley Miss Lillian Carpenter Mrs. Iosephine Franklin Mrs. Alena Frazier Mrs. Eda Frost Miss Louise Kingsley Miss Louise Smith Miss Lettie Stewart Miss Rhoda Watkins Miss Miss Miss Qu-- Helen Derrick Clyde Roberts Virqinia Willis 2-a Miss Esther Foster Miss Miriam Selah MISS CLARA CI-IALLICE MISS GAY DONNALLY MRS. ELIZABETH DUNN MISS ALICE FAIRBANKS ffisfary MR. WILLIAM IENKINS MISS GENEVIEVE MARSH MISS EDNA MAY LUERS MRS. MABELLE MARTIN MISS MARTHA POOLE MR, HALFORD SANDERS MR. EARLE VAIL MISS ANN W1-IITENER -'az'5 ' MISS BERTHA BIRTWELL MR. CHESTER CLARK MISS CAROL McCAMMAN M M f ' MRS. FLORENCE MITCHELL MR. HERBERT MITCHELL X a 95 ... wmmerical MAIOR WILLIAM BARKMAN MISS MARION CHAPMAN MISS SUZANNE DAUPHIN '.'Q MR. EUGENE GRIFFITI-I MR. HERBERT KEYSER MRS. ISABELLA KREY MISS ELIZABETH MORROW MISS NELLIE OVERHULSER MR. S. W. PURSELL MRS. LOTTIE SIMS MR. GEORGE WALTZ Hama Em rfmics MRS. BRISTOW MRS. ELSIE GUMMER MISS LUCY KNOX MISS ELIZABETH LAW MISS IDA NELSON MISS DOROTHY SMITH Zfcfchniml Gaining ...J 1 :CW sg MISS RUTH BARTLETT MISS IENNIE GRADY MR. STANLEY ABERCROMBIE MR. BARNHARD ANDERSON MR. LEONARD BROWN MR. STERLING EDWARDS MR. IOHN HARRISON MR. DUDLEY IACKSON MR. FREDERICK MIDDLETON MR. HENRY NOBLE MR. CHARLES RIPPEY MR. FRANCIS SCHUTTE MR. ROBERT WILLIAMS MR. ARTHUR WONDRAK language . 8 'F I .V A x 1 S' Q If MRS. EMMA CHAMBLISS MRS. ADA COE MRS. DOROTHY EDGERTON MRS. UNDINE FITZGERALD MRS. CAROLYN WEST for, '-L O O MRS, EVELYN DANIEL MR. HIRAM USILANER .Mu ic and Aff MR. IAMES LAMB MRS. TH ELMA MCADOO 7 MR. LOUIS POTTER Scimcc MR. IOHN ADAMS MR. GEORGE KOEHL MR. ELMER KREHBIEL MR. ALLEN MARSH MR. ALBIN MEIER DR. VERA MILLSAPS MR. FRANK ROLSTON MR. SAMUEL STRAUSS MRS. EUGENIE SAUGSTAD MRS. BELLA THOMPSON MR. DORE WALTON An leleal Setting for qrowth in citizenship A is made -DQ the ii? verdant frame for the building where ii 5303! our activities take place i i i' XXX! Here is reflected Teens vibrant richness of offerings for various interests and pursuits ir if Training 1 in I Kifzkmshgcf ,, 'A' ir ir 'k it 'k ir 'k ir 'k if if ir 'A' ir Student Citizenship Council in Session 1, L tA-.i 'L' iriiirir Tech builds proper attitudes toward our country. A good citizen of Tech will accept his share of the civic responsibil :hes in his community. TECH. QIUES No public school in the District oi Columbia is better equipped to prepare boys for taking up jobs than Tech. Few schools have more or better shop equipment. Our Print Shop has a press of which most printing establishments would be proud. Our Machine Shops have lathes which will make parts ior an intricate machine exact to within one fifty-thousandth oi an inch. Our Auto Shop trains mechanics. Mold and Metal and Cabinet Shops are equipped to give beginning skills to boys interested in wood and metal trades. The Elec- tricity Laboratory gives the elementary fundamentals for electric workers. Truly, Tech's shops make it the school oi opportunity to prepare ior work. sous GRTUNITU PREPARE FUR JOBS maui! iife situations exist at Tech wiierc-2 stucients can cjain exloerience in elctuai ioios. Practice in Km! Work M Office Stu Book Exc Bunk Sk: J J 1- , H -www . - W ., Mr' A. 1: '--iw es. A -ig-52: . ' 3154: . , .. ' .-' ' P: mzzz-W.:,::':zzI,,,,, 5 ng-'W -' f ' f 2 1 ' ' Q ' -mm, , f f. f , 1 ax . f Lei 'ag f Yi r ' Q . W ,l f U16 ,vezfccf ,wsifizfu nf diumfirm for Dcmamzcy 616155 UHKKFS fff lfimllvy Qrubbs Zjresidenf laura McDaniel Vice-President june '41 Den? Plislrker Seerefary Sidney Herman Treasurer Edward Wei Sergeant-af-arms NQ. ADAMS, IOHN FRANK, IR.-DeMolay: Nature Club: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Chemistry Club. ADAMS, MARY LOUISE. ADAMS, NETTIE FLORENCE-Cheer Leader: Library Stall. ALLARD, LORRAINE-Girl Reserves. . ALLEN, WALTER, IR.-Cadets: Click Club: Ice Skating Club: Section President. ALLEN, CHARLES-Techite Literary Staff: Cadets: Sabre Club: Chevrons Club: t .X 1,27 Boys' Glee Club: Nature Club: Quill and Scroll. . ANDRUSS, NORMA IEAN. 'rf ARTHUR, PAUL DAVID-Click Club: Chess Club: Spanish Club: S. C. C.: Techite Literary Stall: Debating Club: Nature Club: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll six semesters. AYERS. WILLIAM HENRY-G. O. live semesters: Dramatic Club. BALL, ROBERT C.-Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club. BALTIMORE, HAZEL ETTIENINE-Nature Club: Diamond T: Commercial Club. X, BARBER, DAVID LYNMAR. BARHAM, EDWARD LEE-Circle T: Track. BARNARD, FRANCIS RICHARD-Boys' Glee Club: Hi-Y: Track: Tech Patrol. BARNETT. CARROLL. IR. BARNETT, LLOYD CHRISTOPHER, IR.-Cadets: Click Club: Tech Life Representative. BARR, HAROLD-Boys' Glee Club: Harmonica Club. BARROW, BETSY-Girls' Glee Club: Nature Club: French Club: Girl Reserves: S. C. C.: Bowling Club. 1 BARTON. THOMAS EDWARD-Basketball: Tennis Team. Captain: Section President: G. O.. Presiv dent: Circle T Club. BASS. NEALE I-IOBART-Sabre Club. BATCI-IELDER. BEVERLY-Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Diamond T Club: S. C C.: Spanish Club: Bowling Club. BAUER. ESTELLA VIRGINIA-Bowling Team: Nature Club: Paint and Powder Club. BAUSELL. CHARLES WILLIAM-Tech Lile Representative: Techite Representative: Section President. BEHNKE. IUNE KATHLEEN. BELL. DORIS MAY. BELL, DOROTHY MARIE. BELLER. IAMES LEE. BELLO, CARMINE-Cadets: Tech Patrol. BELOTE, ERNEST CASSELL-Orchestra. BENOIT, BEATRICE MARIE-Dramatic Club: Tech Lile Literary Stall: Saddle Club: Phuros: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll one semester. BERNSTEIN. IOSEPH. BERRY. IAMES MURVIN-Chevrons Club: Graphic Arts Club: Orchestra: Cadets. BILLHEIMER. WILLIAM HENRY-DeMolay. BLANCHARD. CARLISLE-Cadets. BOBACK. IAMES E.-Techite Business Stall. BONUM. ESTHER-Girls' Glee Club: Paint and Powder Club. ir ir P 9 N X jk A lk ww' Jef wjlllltl it Q3 'Qjsgyj 1 T, QQ L f f ff , f It N I !1 f ti f vit X .,-H5624 7 1 t ffl I K 'M A SSX 'V ' f' ' I 'LAL-1 1 4' t xl- wfgffu 5 JV! I Q f M A af my 'kink BORLAND. RAYMOND LEROY-Boys' Glee Club: Wireless Club: Techite Repre- sentative: Section President one semester. BOSS, GEORGE RAYMOND. BRANIGAN. CHRISTINE IEANETTE-Diamond T Club: Section President two semesters. BREEDEN, MARGARET LEE-Nature Club: Paint and Powder Club: Bowling Club. BREWER. IOSEPI-I WARREN, IR.-Basketball: Baseball. BROWN. HENRY WILLIAM. BROWN, LEON RANDOLPH. BRUNNER. AMANDA MARY-Nature Club: Paint and Powder Club: Girl Reserves: Bowling Club. BRUNNER, MARY ADELE-Orchestra: Diamond 'I' Club: Girls' Glee Club: Spanish Club: Nature Club: Click Club: Bowling Club. President: Theta Delta Tau: Girls' Drill 'I'eam. BULLARD, IACK HILTON. BURGESS, CHESTER WARREN-Click Club: Nature Club: Chevrons Club: Chem- istry Club: Spanish Club: Techite Literary Stall: Honor Roll two semesters. BURKE. GRACE IOSEPHINE. BURNETT. THOMAS JESSE McCORMICK-Basketball: Circle T Club: Section President. CALBECK, MARGARET ANNE-S. C. C.: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Debating Club. CALDWELL, CHARLES HAMILTON. CALI. CARL JAMES-Pals and Palettes. CALVERT. BETTY DORIS-Home Economics Club: Girls' Rifle Club. CAMPBELL. CONSTANCE LORRAINE-Secretary ol G. O.: Girls' Glee Club. Presi- dent: Tech Lile Literary Stall: Techite Literary Stali: Nature Club: Girl Reserves: Girls' Drill Team: Quill and Scroll: Pharos: Honor Roll three semesters. CANIFIELD, VAIL STEPHEN, IR.-Puls and Paleltes. CAREY, IAMES IEROME-Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club. CAREY, LAWRENCE HENRY, JR. CARLETON, DOROTHY-Bowling Club: Diamond 'l' Club: Section President one semester. CARPENTER, RAYMOND-Cadets: Chevrons Club. CARR. RUTH MARION-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club. CASLIN, JAMES MICHAEL. CATLOTH. IOHN IOSEPH-Basketball. CHAPMAN, MARION DORIS-Orchestra: Ollice Stall. CHAPMAN, WILLIAM IANET-Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club. CHARUBAS, ANTOINETTE. CHENOWETH, GLADYS ANNA-Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Library Stall: Home Economics Club: Section President one semester. CHLOPICKI, SOPHIE MATILDE-French Club: Girl Reserves: S. C. C. CLARK, VANDA MAGDALENE-Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Girl Scouts: S. C. C.: Paint and Powder Club: French Club: Techite Literary Stall: Pharos: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll three semesters. CLEAR, IUNE-Girls' Rille Club: Girl Reserves: Techite Business Stall. CLICK, SYLVIA-Girl Reserves: Girl Scouts. CLINE, IAMES NEFF. COCCIARO, CONCETTA MARY-Book Exchange: Oliice Stull. COKAS, PETER GUS. COLBERT. MARIE PEARL. COLE. NELSON ALTMANN-Nature Club: Techite Representative one semester. COLLINS. WILLIAM, CONNOLLY, MARY C.-Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Bills Club. COOKE. IOHN HARRISON-Cadets: Chevrons Club. COSTANZO. IOSEPI-I EMANUEL. COX, DOROTHY MAE-Paint and Powder Club: Bowling Club: Nature Club. CUSH. ALICE MARIE-Section President six semesters. DALE. DORIS VENORA-Section President six semesters. DALTON, MARTHA DAISY-Girl Scouts. President: Nature Club: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Club: Bowling Club: Ice Skating Club: Honor Roll one semester. DAUGHERTY, RUTH ELIZABETH-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Bowling Club: S. C. C. DEAKINS, MAURY IRWIN-Tech Patrol: Oltice Stafl. DEAN. MARGARET CECILIA. DEENER, BETTY CAROLINE-Paint and Powder Club: Nature Club: Bowling Club. DENT. IUNE-Girls' Glee Club. DiTRAPANI, DOROTHY-Commercial Club: Library Stall, DIXON. PEGGY O'DELI..-Commercial Club. iv.:- Sports DMOHOSKI. REGINA-Girls' G-lee Club. DOHONEY. DOROTHY ELIZABETH-Home Econamics Club: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves. DOING. MARIORIE. DONALDSON. IEAN MARIE-Commercial Club: Bowling Club: Tech Life Representative six semesters. DONOVAN. DORIS EILEEN-Girl Reserves. DONNELLY. BRUCE NORMAN-Chevrons Club: Chemistry Club: Cadets: Tech Lite Representative one semester: DeMolay. DRAKE. MARGARET FRANCES-Diamond T: Home Economics Club: Bowling Club. EAGLESON. EDWIN WILLIAM-S. C. C.: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Orchestra: Cadets: Section President one semester. EDGE, RUTH MARIANNE-Tech Life Business Staii: Girl Reserves: Girls' Glee Club: Bowling Club. ELIAS. ISABELLE-Nature Club: Girls' Glee Club. ELLIOTT. RHEA-Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Bowling Club: Tech Lile Literary Stall. ENGLISH. ALEXANDER EDGAR. ESTES. ROBERT EDWARD. FAULKNER. BARBARA ANRETA-Girls' Glee Club: Saddle Club: Bowling Club: Pals and Pnlettes. FEMIANO. DOMINIC IOSEPH. FERRARA. ANNA MARIE-Bowling Club. I-'ll-'E. EARL EMERSON. FILLMEN. IOHN-Tech Patrol. Student , Shows Reoreattou Democratic Relaxation 'A' Freparing 1 fill' if ,4 wwzfims 1 'k 'A' 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k 'A' t af 'A' 'A' 'A' e if 'k'k'kir'k Tech clevelotns interests in leisure time acti ' ' FIRESTONE. DOROTHY-Girls' Glee Club: Saddle Club: Pals and Palettes. FLESHMAN. DOROTHY. FONDAHI.. IOI-IN WALKER-Boys' Rifle Team. Captain: Cadets: Chevrons Club. President: Sabre Club. Presi- dent: Pharos: Techite Literary Stall: Honor Roll live semesters: Quill and Scroll. FONTANA. GABRIEL IOSEPH-Football: Cadets. FOSTER. MILDRED ELIZABETH-Tech Life Representa- tive: Bowling Club: Girl Reserves. FRANKLIN. MARY IO-Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Paint and Powder Club: French Club: Techite Rep- resentative: Pharos: Honor Roll six semesters. FREED. CHARLES RAYMOND-Cadets. FRIDAY. EMMA CAROLYN-Bowling Club. FRITTS. DAVID DANIEL-Boys' Glee Club: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Honor Roll one semester: Pharos. FURNISS. ROBERT MELLNOTTE. IR.-Hi-Y: Tennis: Span- ish Club: Honor Roll one semester. GALEANO, CHARLES IOSEPH-Basketball: Baseball. GARRETT. DOROTHY MYREN-Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Paint and Powder Club: Bowling Club. GAZLEY. MARY CARLOTTA-Dramatic Club: Chemistry Club: Girls' Glee Club: Section President one semester: Honor Roll one semester. GIBSON. CLARCE WANDA-Nature Club: Girls' Rille Club: Commercial Club: Pals and Palettes: Techite Representative. GILL. CHARLES REICI-I. GILMORE. BETTY-School Bank Auditor: Techite Repre- sentative: Section President: Honor Roll two semesters. GLIDDEN. WILLIS SCOTT-Cadets: Chevrons Club: Chemistry Club. GODDARD, MARY LIDA-S. C. C.: Girl Reserves: Girls' Rille Club: Click Club. f xii X XX! , aff' 95 'Tiff My f Lili X Xxx ,ft ff: , 41? - , 1. X :XX QA' f xy KS Qi. xhhhk by xx 1 ji! Qfyfff urs .f ,Ii If' ,f ,fyff if-QQZQ I ,fe R51 I A 'U X ,f:,f'1'i si' J H V! ' fx Q 10 eff ,EJXXTTJ , rf, V M X . gg: 'N iv A, sp X .qv ' ' A C N' gk N , X , .XX typ GOODE, IAMES TURNER-Cadets: Chevrons Club. G-OODSPEED, MELVIN ARTHUR-Boys' Glee Club: Cadets: Sabre Club: Chevrons Club: Nature Club: Cheer Leader: Goll Team. GRANGE, BEATRICE ANN-Handbook Staff: Pharos: S. C. C.: Commercial Club: Bowlinq Team: Honor Roll two semesters. GRAVES. FRANKS-Harmonica Club. GREEN, CHARLES FRANCIS-Circle T: Baseball: Foot- ball. GREEN, GLADYS MARIAN. GREENBAUM. STEWART MARVIN-Tech Patrol, Cap- tain: Cadets: Tech Lile Representative three semesters. GRENNON, CATHERINE LENORA-Girl Reserves: Span- ish Club: Otiice Stall. GRAY, WIDDER BERTRAND. GRIIBBS, HELEN MAE-Nature Club: Chemistry Club: Girl Reserves: Techite Representative two semes- ters: Bowling Team: Paint and Powder Club. President. GRUBBS, LINDLEY ROY-Dramatic Club: Chemistry Club: Nature Club: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: DeMolay: Honor Roll two semesters. GUILD, BETTY MOORE-Saddle Club: Girls' Sports Club: S. C. C.: Cheer Leader: Diamond T. HAAR, ELLA FAIRFAX DAVIS-Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: Library Stall: S. C. C. HALL, RALPH WILLIAM-Football: Track. HALL, IOSEPH G.-Cadets: Nature Club: Boys' Glee Club: Tech Patrol: DeMolay: Orchestra: Dramatic Club. HAMMETT, MARY IANE-Section President one semester. HAND. ERIS I-'RED-Orchestra. HANLON, ROBERT FRANCIS-Quill and Scroll: Click Club, President: French Club: Techite Literary Staff: Tech Lite Literary Staff. Qi 'GE HARFORD, WILLIAM-Boys' Glee Club. HARRIS, VIRGINIA MILDRED-Girl Reserves. HARRISON, EVELYN ELIZABETH-Commercial Club: Honor Roll three semesters. HARTMAN, CHARLES EDWARD-Cheer Leader: Dra- matic Club. HAUSER, WILLIAM ERNEST. HAWES. RICHARD EDWARD. HAWKINS. EDGAR ERNEST. HAYDEN, JAMES GREGORY. I-IAZEL, MARY IEAN-Girl Reserves. HEATH. WILLARD-Orchestra. HEFFERNAN, EVELYN MARIE-Girl Reserves: Section President six semesters. HEGENER. BETTY-Diamond T: Commercial Club: Home Economics Club. HENRY. PATRICIA GAIL-S. C. C.: Dramatic Club: Span- ish Club: Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Roll Iive semesters. HERMAN, SIDNEY-Dramatic Club: Chemistry Club: S. C. C.: Tech Lite Representative: Honor Roll Iour semesters. HIGHTMAN. BINGHAM-Circle T: Track: Football. HILDEBRAND, CHARLES OAKLEY-Commercial Club. I-IILDEBRAND. SAMUEL FREDERICK. IR.-Boys' Glee Club: S. C. C.: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Orchestra. I-IITCHCOCK, WILLIAM DOUGLAS-Techite Stall, Busi- ness Manager. ,f' f y A I J ff W W N AW! A Nt , ll Q xl HOBSON. NANCY MARY-Representative to G. O.. tWD semesters: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Nature Club: Riding Club: Girls' Drill Team. HOCH. IOSEPH DAVID-Nature Club: Tech Life Repre- sentative. HOFBERG. SAMUEL MIKE-Pals cmd Palettes: Track. HOLDEN, STANLEY-Cadets. HOLLADAY, IOSEPH ARTHUR-Honor Roll one semester. HOOPER, EVELYN CAROLYN-Nature Club. HOSTEHMAN. IOHN WALLACE-Techite Literary Stall: Boys' Glee Club: Cadets: Orchestra: Chevrons Club. HOUSER. CAROL IANICE. HOUSER. MALCOLM ROBERTSON. HOYME, LUCILE ELEANOR-Girls' Glee Club: Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Honor Roll lour semesters: Pharos. IRWIN, IOHN GREEK-Chevrons Club: Orchestra: Boys' Glee Club: Cadets: S.C.C. IACOB, ANNA MARIE-Nature Club: Home Economics Club. IACOBS, HOWARD HAMDEN-Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Tech Lile Representative. IACOBSON, LOUISE AUGUSTA-Theta Delta Tau: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Rille Club: Girl Reserves: Home Economics Club: Techite Representative: Paint and Powder Club. IACOBY. IAMES HARRY-Cadets: Chevrnns Club: Sabre Club: Honor Roll three semesters: Pharos. IETT. EDWARD. IOHNSON. ALBERT IAMES. IOHNSON. WILLIAM ALBERT. ' 'el , 4 x Q vi 'Q '1- . -mf.. ,bf A lm 1 JJ W N ff JJ V N JONES. FREDDA MAE. JONES. GLORIA RUTH-Tech Life Business Staff: Pals and Palettes: Girl Reserves: Girls' Sports Club: Nature Club: Theta Delta Tau: Honor Roll one semester. JONES. LOIS EDNA--Spanish Club: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves. JONES. IACOB NEWTON-Boys' Glee Club: S.C. C.: Tech Life Literary Stalt: Tech Stage Crew. JONES. NORMA GERALDINE-Girl Reserves: Nature Club. KALAVITINOS. HELEN-Book Exchange: S. C. C.: Dia- mond T: Girls' Sports Club: Bowlinq Club. KAPLAN. JEANNE-Bowling Club. Captain: Girls' Sports Club: French Club: Saddle Club: Dramatic Club: Spanish Club: Honor Roll one semester: Section President one semester: Tech Life Representative. KARAPJPERIS. GEORGE-Football: Track. KARLE. BETTY JUNE-Debating Club, President: Girls' Glee Club: Techite Literary Stall: Pharos: Quill and Scroll: Section President one semester: Honor Roll live semesters. KAUCHER. JUNE CLARICE-Bowling Team. KAUFMAN. ROBERT YOUNG-Cadets: Pharos: Cbevrons Club: Sabre Club: Track: Tech Life Literary Staff: Honor Roll four semesters. KEEPER. ROBERT EMORY. KELLER. RALPH W.-Tech Patrol: Cadets: President oi Section one semester. KERR. JEAN FRASER-Pals and Palettes. KEZER. JOHN W.-Boys' Glee Club: Orchestra: Track. KIDWELL. ROBERT EDWARD. IR.-Chess Club: Spanish Club: Click Club: Chemistry Club: Chess Team: Honor Roll tour semesters. KING. CATHERINE MAY-Bowling Club. KINKEAD, JOSEPH L.-Cadets: Orchestra. KISSINGER. CHARLES WILLIAM IAMES-Honor Roll one semester. KLOPPER, WILLIAM THOMAS. KLUGE, DORIS. KNAUB. CAROL-Girl Reserves: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Sports Club: Nature Club: Girls' Bowling Club: Debating Club: Theta Delta Tau: French Club: Sec- tion President one semester. KNOTT. EVELYN VIOLA-Commercial Club: Bank Staff: Honor Roll one semester: Tech Liie Representative two semesters. KOHLER. ELAINE FLORENCE-Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Oiiice Stall. KOHLER, IRMES-Tech Patrol. KONCEN. RAYMOND-Tech Patrol. LA FRANCE. NELSON LOUIS-Orchestra. LAMBROSE. ESTHER. LANGLEY, RICHARD FRANCIS. LERCH. HARRY-Graphic Arts Club. LHVY, WILLIAM. LEWIS. ELSIE MARIE-Dramatic Club: S. C. C.: Girl Re- serves: Paint and Powder Club: Girls' Sports Club: Pharos: Techite Business Stall. LEWIS. ELVA MAE-S.C.C.: Dramatic Club: Library Stall. LIMPARIS. GEORGE. LIMPARIS, GUS. LINDSAY, MARTHA HELEN-Bowllnq Club: Paint and Powder Club: Nature Club. 1 ..: 5' 35 XXX y? . XQ' E XFX ful 6 ,- qv 6 5- x. Af URAFTEES BETTY IUNE KARLE merited the title of BEST GIRL SCHOLAR having kept an 'Al' record all three years. IOHN STUNTZ has also this record and not only was named as BEST BOY SCHOLAR but MOST OUTSTANDING BOY. af the LINDLEY GRUBBS is recognized LAURA MCDANIEL 'eceives two honors, MOST OUTSTAND- h dst e MOST POPULAR BOY' ING GIRL and BEST ACTRESS. i ,'K-- Yx k K IX .Xen . r .X , Lxxq X If QQ glib!! 'ffiflk Q f K3 ' riff? ff .5 fy 4 715 554 fb st 'Lf J If .fe ,fx ' XJ uf f 1 rfb fx, lf! Kff 9195 Xu . ll Cf! WSJ K tl.: . ,I is Y 353: 71 4 I 'K Y ff i' ,ffl f v ff , ,, L , X 1 X nj J !'2 .452 , 4 LITSIS, DAVID SPARROW-G. O., President: Dramatic Club: Track: Football: Pharos: Techite Representative one semester: Honor Roll three semesters. LUND, IACK WILLITS-Cadets. LYNCH, RENA MARIE-Girl Reserves: Home Economics Club: Techite Representative. IVIACKINTOSH, MARIAN ELIZABETH-Diamond 'l' Club: Book Exchange. MANTHOS. GEORGE NICHOLS-Tech Patrol: S. C. C. MARATHON, IERRY. MARTINSKY, EMILE LENORA-Girls' Ritle Club: Diamond T Club: Nature Club: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Drill Team: Bowling Club. MASCI-IAUER, BERNARD RALPH-Nature Club. MASEMER, IESSE ELMER. MATTINGLY, GRACE MARIE-Nature Club: S. C. C.: Girl Reserves: Girls' Rille Team: Girls' Glee Club: Pharos. MATTOX, BESSIE MARIE-Diamond T Club. MAULDING. HARRY THOMAS-Nature Club: Tech Life Representative: Basketball: Tennis: Section President: Tech Patrol. MCDANIEI.. LAURA MAE-S. C. C.: Dramatic Club. President: Theta Delta Tau: Pharos: Techite Business Staff: Honor Roll one semester. MCDANIEL. MARILYN ELOISE-Girl Reserves: French Club: Paint and Powder Club: S. C. C.: Chemistry Club: Dramatic Club: Honor Roll three semesters. MCDONOUGH. MARGARET IOYCE. MCDORMAND, IERRY-Lambda Sigma Delta: Diamond T. McDOWELL, VIRGINIA RUTH-Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Sports Club: Bowling Club: Girl Reserves: Theta Delta Tau: Nature Club: Girls' Drill Team: Honor Roll four semesters. McGI-IEE, WILLIAM GERLACI-I-Football: Baseball: Track: Circle T Club. MCGINNIS. ELIZABETH MARGARET. McKINLEY, HELEN NEAL-Theta Delta Tau: Girl Reserves: French Club: Dramatic Club: Pharos: Chemistry Club: Honor Roll three semesters. McLARNON. CHARLOTTE LUCILLE. MCMAINS, EVELYN GRACE-Home Economics Club. MEINER, MILDRED KATHERINE-Girls' Rille Club: Girl Reserves: Chemistry Club. MEYER. DOROTHEA ELIZABETH-Horseback Riding Club. MIHOS, ANNA IULIA-Diamond 'I': Girls' Sports Club: Bowling Club: Paint and Powder Club: Oflice Stall. MILLER, GERALDINE RUTH-Nature Club: Girls' Sports Club: Bowling Team: Tech Lila Repre- sentative one semester. MILLER, HOMER BRITT-S. C. C.: Cadets: Nature Club: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club. MILSTEAD, DOROTHY MAE-Library Stali. MITCHELL, PAUL-Chevrons Club: Hi-Y, President: Boys' Glee Club: Tennis: Cadets. MOLER, VIRGINIA LEE-Dramatic Club: Saddle Club: Bowling Club: Spanish Club: Tech Lile Representative one semester. MONTGOMERY, MILDRED MAY-Girl Reserves: Girls' Rifle Club: Honor Roll one semester. MOORE, COLLEEN ELIZABETH-Dramatic Club: Paint and Powder Club: Commercial Club. MOORE. KATHERINE ELIZABETH-Commercial Club. MORGAN, LEE-Cadets: Chevrons Club. MORGAN. WILLIAM LEE. MORTIMER. FREDERICK TARRANT-Chevrons Club: Cadets: Pals and Palettes: Section President two semesters. gp- f .Af X , KK. Iii vlwiiyjjvjy v.15'L0' ! ,J in AX VHLJ ff! I I1 .f, MX ,7 S he xXx X 25 J ES 42? CEE KD 15m nckfcy l 5 A 55,3 Q ii YQ X.: My ff by fl V14 XS! N .9133 Q79 fest KU MEX all MOWATT, IAMES FLOYD-Cadets: Pals and Palettes: Basketball. MUIR. IRIS VIRGINIA-Home Emonomics Club: Nature Club. MULVEY, IUNE GERTRUDE-Bank Stall: Book Exchange: Commercial Club: Girls' Sports Club: Diamond T. MULVEY, MARTHA ADELE-Diamond T: Girl Reserves: Pals and Palettes. NAKARADA. MARY ELAINE-Bank Staff: Girls' Glee Club: Commercial Club: Girl Reserves: Section President two semesters. NALLEY, KATHERINE WINFREE-Girl Reserves. NEALON. PAULINE ANN-Girls' Glee Club. NENCIONI, RITA MARY. NEWMAN. IOHN FRANCIS. NICHOLS. CAROL MAY-Otiice Stall: Home Economics Club: Section President: Honor Roll one semester. NOBLE. FLORAL ESTELLE-Pals and Palettes, NORTHROP. THELMA ELIZABETH-S. C. C.: Commercial Club: Diamond T: Saddle Club: Girl Reserves: Bowling Club: Tech Lile Representative. OBERTI. THOMAS IOHN-Cadets: Tech Patrol: Tech Lite. O'CONNOR. PEGGY-Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Diamond T: Girls' Rifle Club: Lambda Sigma Delta: Chemistry Club: Pals and Palettes: G. O. Representative. OLIVER, ROBERT. O'NElL, FLOYD BERT. O'TOOLE, DONALD IOSEPH-Cadets. OWENS, EILEEN MARY-Home Economics Club: Commercial Club: French Club. OWENS. WILLIAM ALBERT. IR.-Tech Patrol: Nature Club: Cadets. PAIRO, BARTON W.-Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Fencing Club: French Club: Boys' Glee Club: Nature Club. PALUMBO. MARGARET HELEN. PAPPAS. NICOLETTA. PATANE. YOLANDA MARY-Nature Club: Commercial Club PATRIARCA, WILLIAM CARMEN-Cadets: Tech Patrol. PATTERSON. CHARLES ROBERT-Cadets: Boys' Glee Club: Orchestra: Tech Patrol. PAUL. MARGARET EVELYN-Girls' Glee Club: Girl Scouts: Girl Reserves: Home Economics Club. PAUL, PETER-Baseball Team: Tech Lite Representative. PAYNE. MARY LOUISE. PEARSON. GRACE-Dramatic Club: French Club: Girls' Sports Club: Bowling Team: Spanish Club: Section President one semester. PEELE. WILLIAM THOMAS-Boys' Glee Club: Golf Team. PENKERT. FRANCES LORRAINE-Girl Reserves: French Club: Ice Skating Club: Home Economics Club: Tech Lile Business Staff. PETERS. NELLIE IANE. PIERCE. MARY IEAN-Puls and Palettes. PIERCE. PHILIP STRONG-Cadets: Orchestra: S. C. C.: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Section President one semester: Honor Roll two semesters. PIKULSKI. AUDREY GAIL-Girl Reserves: Ice Skating Club: Bowling Club: Home Economics Club. PLISHKER. DORIS IANE-Girl Reserves: Debating Club: Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Pharos: Section President two semesters: Honor Roll live semesters. pix f-AIT V 1 X 4 , Q X .V x . I X K ' xl lb l X 1 X J I3 1 My K .Xe J Qfjgj lj lx I J X ' , w X Xml, LL!! VX' J, J lj ,ft wifff'WJr I ,N Yfl V lit x l Fx fix AXIEXXN 'l L X X JL, ,kr ' T gl , f'fy72f:'i QT: Xl I C9101 X I x, I J f ll f POOLE CLARA LILA Girl Reserves Pamt and Powder Club S C C Theta Delta Tau Techxte Busxness Staff Bowlmq Club Honor Roll one semester POOLE IESSE ALEXANDER Sectxon Presrdent one semester POPHAM VALERIE LEE Grrl Reserves Gxrls Glee Club Dramatzc Club Spanish Club President Nature Club Pharos Honor Roll four semesters PRESCHER KENNETH ARTHUR Nature Club Lyne and Rhyme Club Spamsh Club Chemxstry Club Wxreless Club Chess Club Tech Lrie Literary Staff Handbook Staff Chck Club Harmonrca Club Ice Skatrnq Club PROVOST MARY ADENA Glrl Reserves Dramatxc Club Girls Glee Club PUTNAM MARGARET ANNE Grrls Rrlls Club Grrl Reserves French Club Pharos Honor Roll leur semesters QUEEN RALPH THOMAS IAMES Cadets Chevrons Club QUIGLEY THOMAS IR Chemxstry Club Chevrons Club REAMY. IACK. REDFIELD, DAVID HARRY-Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Hi-Y: French Club: Techite Business Staff. RENO. ELMER ALEXANDER, IR.-Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Dramatic Club. RICCARDI, LOUISE-Girl Reserves. RIDGEWAY, HELEN LOUISE-Girl Reserves. RIEMAN. CARL I. RILEY. LELIA VIRGINIA-Girl Reserves. RINALDI, ANTHONY-Tech Patrol. ROBERTSON, DONALD VICTOR-Cadets: Chevrens Club. ROBINETT, WALTER CARL-Tech Patrol: Boys' Glee Club. RODBELI., OSCAR. ROSENBURGER. CHARLES RUPLEY-Cadets. ROSSITER, RAYMOND K.-Circle T Club: S. C. C.: Boys' Stage Crew: Dramatic Club: Chemistry Club: Track: Pharos: Honor Roll one semester. RUBEN, LEONARD-Chess Club: S. C. C. RYAN. MARY GRACE-Girl Reserves. President: Debating Club: Dramatic Club: Techite Repre- sentative: S. C. C.: Honor Roll one semester. SANDS. ARTHUR G.-Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Boys' Rille Team: Section President three semesters: Tech Lite Representative three semesters. SARIANIDES. BESSIE MARGARET. SCHADE. HELEN MARIE-Girl Reserves: Girls' Glee Club. SCHARTNER. EDWARD HERMAN. SCHLAUCH. BETTY LUCILLE-Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Girl Scouts: Nature Club: Bowling Club: Home Economics Club. SCHNEBELEN. ARTHUR-Pals and Palettes: Cadets. SCHROER, JAMES ALLEN-Chemistry Club. President: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Harmonica Club: Techite Representative one semester: Nature Club: Honor Roll two semesters. SCOTT, ELIZABETH LOUISE-Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves. SESSIONS, LUCINE-Girls' Ritle Team. Captain: Chemistry Club: Girl Reserves: Nature Club: Honor Roll two semesters. SHAW. MARY IEAN. SHAW. THEODORE MCKINLEY-Tech Patrol: Spanish Club: Cadets. SHEA KARIN-Debating Club: Girl Reserves: Literary Club: Tech Lite Literary Stati. SHRIVER. IEAN ELIZABETH-Commercial Club: Section President lour semesters: Techite Repre- sentative one semester. 'k Ki K Tech with ifs wlzlrs proudlq displaqc-nd upholds fha' American Ideal of equalitq af Opporiunitu H1 at :Hifi . 4 u 3: .1 m. lg K SHUPE. THEODOSIA SUSAN-Commercial Club. President: Bank Statl: Bowling Club: Girl Reserves. SIMPKINS. PEGGY-Pals and Palettes: Tech Lite Repre- sentative: Bank Stall. SIMMONS. ROBERT NELSON-Tech Patrol: Cadets: Pals and Palettes: Chevrons Club: Teclzite Literary Stall. SIMONS. BETTY IANE-Girls' Glee Club. SINSEI.. IEANNE-Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Nature Club: Girls' Sports Club: Bowling Club: Girls' Rille Club. SKILES. ARTHUR ERNEST-Tech Life Representative: Cadets. SKINNER. IOSEPH CHESTER-Commercial Club: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Honor Roll one semester: Bank Stal! President. SMITH. BERNADETTE MARY-S. C. C. SMITH. ELIZABETH FAYE-Tech Lile: S. C. C.: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Lyne and Rhyme Club: Girl Reserves: Literary Club, President. SNEERINGER. AUDREY MARIE-Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. SNOUFFER MARGARET ELOISE-Girl Reserves: Tech Lite Representative: G. O.: Nature Club. SOMMERKAMP. FRANK M.-Stage Crew: Cadets. SPEAKER. RICHARD-Cadets: Cl-nevrons Club: Sabre Club: Nature Club: Fencing Club. SPIRIDOPOULOS. CONDULA-Diamond T: Section President one semester: Skating Club. STANNER. IAMES. STARRS. FRANCIS EDWARD-Tech Patrol. STEARNS. BARBARA ROSETTA-Fencing Club. STEPHENS. IDA MAY BRANNAN-Diamond T: Bowling Team: Slcatinq Club. 1' STUNTZ, IOHN WALTER-Editor ol Tech Life: Boys' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Tennis: Debating Club: Chemistry Club: S. C. C.: Pharos, President: Quill and Scroll, President: Honor Roll five semesters. SUIT, RUTH MARIE-Spanish Club: Techite Representative one semester. SUTTLE, IEAN FRANCIS-Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Oliice Stall. SWEITZER, CHARLES. SWENSON ROY-S. C. C.: Techite Literary Staff: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Section President one semester: Pharos: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll four semesters. SWOR, WILLIAM-Basketball. TACCONELLI, LEONILDA-Home Economics Club. TALBERT, BETTY-Dramatic Club: Saddle Club: Girl Re- serves: French Club: Debating Club: Bowling Club. TAUBERSCHMIDT, WILLIAM ANDREW--Stage Crew: Tech Patrol: Wireless Club. TAVEL, ELIZABETH MAY-Girls' Ritle Team. TAYLOR, DORIS ANNETTA-Girl Reserves. THOMAS, IOHN ADDISON-Section President one semester. THOMAS, LORRAINE-Section President one semester. THOMAS, MARGARET LOUISE. THOMPSON, CHARLES CECIL-Section President tour semes- ters: Techite Representative tour semesters: Tech Lite Representative two semesters. THOMPSON, DAVID-Boys' Glee Club: Wireless Club: Orchestra: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: S. C. C.: Pharos: Honor Roll one semester. THOMPSON, DOROTHY-Home Economics Club. THOMPSON VIOLA MADGE-Bowling Club: Commercial Club: Home Economics Club. fx ,-9 I is , ff , I -. J P S . ,w N -. 1 gwx Y gb E ,f xx . x . U, V, v X .- sq M ,fr .. Q X X X ,X ' - ' . . -. x . . x tt -A 'K C I .. , 'R ' X XX t .J ,Q '-Q, j , xv X 'I J , w - X 1 .. - .5 4 ,Fu . Q 'F A Ps- ,' .fy 1 ,Q f ,Nlji lf! :A 'XX 4 -e - - ,S ,t . 'fy-R, f 'sir , V 'Yf Tr' ' QT, li-X tsl If izzfefie ,, ARLJ., -X.- ,HWY 4 . .X I ,, ,f'i,0KFl 1 fv' t f ff vw Le- THROCKMORTON, WILLIAM ROBERT-Pals and Palettes: Harmonica Club. TODD, IOHN AMOS-Spanish Club: Tech Lile Represent- alive. TOSQUES, VIRGINIA TERESA-Girls' Glee Club: Nature Club: Dramatic Club: Home Economics: Techite Repre- sentative. TRESKUNOFF, HAROLD-Poetry Club: Tech Life Literary Stafl, Editor: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll two semesters: French Club: Tech Life Business Stall: Pharos. TYLER, LEONA INEZ-Nature Club. VALENTINE, JAMES WALTER-Boys' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Club: Cadets: Tech Patrol: Tech Lile Representative. VIDGERHOUSE, ROBERT NORMAN-Spanish Club, Presi- dent: Sabre Club: Chevrons Club: Tech Life Repre- sentative lour semesters: President ol Section live semesters. VIGNESS, HELEN ANNE-Girl Reserves: Girls' Rille Team: Spanish Club: Techite Literary Stall: Honor Roll live semesters: Tech Life Representative two semesters: Pharos: Quill and Scroll. VOLGA, MAXINE LUCILLIA-Pals and Palettes: Home Economics Club: Section President one semester. VOLLAND, EDWARD LOUIS-Dramatic Club: S. C. C.: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Techite Literary Stall: Tech Patrol: Quill and Scroll. WALSH IACK GLEASON-Circle T Club: Basketball: Foot- ball: Tennis: Bowling Team: Section President one semester. WARD, HELEN CHRISTINE-Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: French Club: Honor Roll two semesters. WEBB, IAMES HERBERT-Circle T Club, President: Basket- ball: Baseball. WEINRICH, FORNA RICHARD-Nature Club: Fencing Club. WELSH, CHARLES THEODORE. WELTY. THELMA LORETTA. WEST, BETTY LENORA-Saddle Club: Girls' Glee Club: Nature Club: Tech Life Representative one semester. WEST. JAY COMER-Cadets. 1 Z-N C We B M PR: -5 . . YAY .0 - - I .. 6 it WHEELER, FRED HARRISON. WHITCRAFT, DANIEL DOREMUS. IR.-Cadets: Dramatic Club: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: S. C. C., President: Techite Literary Stfafl: Pharos: Honor Roll Iour semes- ters: Quill and Scroll. WHITTAKER. MARIORIE FRANCES-Dramatic Club: Paint and Powder Club: Girls' Glee Club: Click Club: Fencing Club: Tech Lite Representative. WIENER, MELVIN EDWARD-Tech Patrol: Book Exchange. WIKER, HERBERT I.-Click Club: Chevrons Club: Cadets. WIKER, MILDRED MARIE-Girl Reserves: Girls' Rifle Team: French Club: Chemistry Club: Theta Delta Tau: Honor Roll two semesters. WILES. THOMAS RAYMOND-Boys' Glee Club: Tech Life Representative: Tennis Club: Tech Patrol: Section President one semester. WILKERSON. ELSIE VICTORIA-Girls' Glee Club: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Bowling Team. WILKINS. IOHN MORRIS-Chemistry Club. WILKINSON, GERALD EDWARD GARRETT-Chess Club. President: Nature Club: Chemistry Club, President: Debating Club: Tech Patrol. WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH IANE IDA-Girls' Glee Club. WILLIS, MARY GRACE-Nature Club: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Home Economics Club. WILSON, IANE ELIZABETH-Girls' Glee Club: Commercial Club. WINDLE. MARY ALFREIDA-Ncrture Club. WINKLER, IANET LUELLA-Girl Reserves: French Club: Honor Roll one semester. WOOD, DAVID FLOYD-Stage Crew: Baseball: Chemistry Club. WOOD, HOWARD GEORGE. WOOD, IOHN IAMES-Boys' Glee Club: Tech Patrol. WW Q4 'fifsftxisf K f My KQESXNRXXX LW W V Y Wx 455 WOLF. EDWARD FREDERICK-Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Plmros: Honor Roll five semesters. WOLZ, CHARLES THOMPSON-Tech Lite Representative two semesters: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Chemistry Club. YATES, WALLACE FRANCIS-Commercial Club: Bunk Stall: Puls and Paletles. YENNEY. MARY ELLEN-Girl Reserves: Paint und Powder Club: Girls' Rille Club: Chemistry Club: S. C. C. ZIMMER, ROBERT IAMES-Techite Business Stall. Fssh Stresses KW Ksspsnsibilifiss nfs Driving Cach trains fvdzzy the skzlled ufzfrkers nf fzfmzfrrzfw PEG GU SlITlPKlNS for her charm and pulchritucle takes the titles of most Popular and Most Attractive Girl. NORMAN DADlS for his personalitq and pleasinq features was chosen the Most Handsome Bog. W1 sldnlsy Ssrlfss the Nszfim Cach furnishes fimbsrfvr the pillars sf dsmrfcmcy - Then dflfl IIOID. Techie Second 15 cyimmf 'ki'ir'k'k'k'k'k'kir'k Kcfgim nm! ffzff Regimental Commander Lieutenant Colonel IOHN W. FONDAHL Regimental Adiutant CAPTAIN DAVID FRITTS Regimental Supply Oiiicer CAPTAIN IAMES IACOBY Regimental Personnel Officer CAPTAIN CHARLES ALLEN Regimental Training Officer LIEUTENANT CHESTER SKINNER Sergeant Maior WILLIAM OWENS Supply Sergeant PAUL MITCHELL Color Sergeant IOHN PRATHER f5'zIffLIH0lf1 Sfllf MAIOR ROY SWENSON LIEUTENANT EDWARD VOLLAND LIEUTENANT NEALE BASS MAIOR EDWARD WOLF LIEUTENANT RICHARD SPEAKER LIEUTENANT HING HOY QUAN Kamp My ,4 CAPTAIN: Homer B. Miller. LIEUTENANTS: Iames A. Schroer. Rohen C Ball. SERGEANTS: I. Goode. W. Carpenter, B Clallerbuck, R. Doyle, W. Roland. W. Scull. CORPORALS: R. Brockman, R. Brubaker R. Groves, G. Iackson. E. Krause. A. Saur. PRIVATES: T. Baber, A. Barr. A. Bear, W. Belzinqer, W. Brown. C. Burke, W. Bush- onq. F. Carpenter. H. Carroll, F. Carver. R. Cass. R. Clarke, I. Davidson. M. Dodge. T. Dodson. B. Foley, I. Goetzinqer, I. Gotkin. H. Hinson, R. Hogan. I. Hum. R. Iuckowski. R. Iacobson, I, Ludwig. W. Lyons, H. Mal- tingly. I. Newman. I. O'Cox-mor. T. O'Don- nell, H. Paiton, I.. Percival, A. Philpol. E. Repelli. E. Ruppert. B. Slaughler. F. Smith. E. Snook. R. Stein, F. Sullivan. E. Vulenli. E. Walter. H. Watson. H. Whaley. M. While CAPTAIN: David G. Thompson. LIEUTENANTS: Philip S. Pierce, Edwin W. Eaqleson. SERGEANTS: I. lrwin, C. Wolz, I. Clarke. E. Donahue, C. Rosenburqer, H. Wiker. CORPORALS: M. Cllumbris. I. Engel, S. Hil derbrand. I. Hosterman. PRIVATES: G. Clark. I. Cranford, E. Denni- son, I. Dwyer, C. Edwards, R. Fickinger. W. Hake. G. Hallman, W. Iemian, C. Iones R. Iulian, H. Keesling. B. Kilmer, I. Kincead M. Loftus. W. Madison, T. Marcos, D. Miller W. Reynolds, W. Ryan. S. Seginak, T. Sim- mons, A. Smith. D. Smith, P. Staubus, R. Stockett, R. Thrasher, C. Turley. R. Waltz L. Wilson, H. Yinger, R. Zimmer. Kamp ny I6 CAPTAIN: Daniel D. Whltcralt. LIEUTENANTS: Lindley li. Grubbs, Iohn F. Adams. SERGEANTS: B. Donnelly, T. Habecker. T. Ray, R. Rizer, S. Stephenson, P. Warner. COHPORIXLS: A. Barnard. B. Bochenek, I. Cummings, G. Nussbaum, T. Quigley. PRIVATES: K. Berg, E. Bresnehan, R. Bridges. I. Carter, A. Cohen, P. Curtis, M. Farber. E, Fisher, C. France, T. Haggerty, R. Hamer. I. Henshaw. M. Herde, S. Holden, I. Ieflery, A. Ieliery, F. Iennings, C. Kagey, N. Lee, P. Manson, C. McKay, L. McLean, E. Mease, C. Mercer. I. Montgomery, C. Muller, W. Nye. F. Pappas, I. Parker, S. Quinn, H. Richards, F. Ralston, C. Howe, I. Saidman, W. Stickel. I. Stone. I. Taliaferro, I. Terranova, P. Terry. H. Trump. I. Tucker, W. Wilkins, D. Wilson. I. Wineherger. Kamp My Z9 CAPTAIN: Roher! Viqderhouse. LIEUTENANTS: Barton P cr i I o . H o w a r d Iacobs. SERGEANTS: W. Glidden. G. Dalfer, E. Dow- linq, F. Flury, T. Moncure. W. O'Meara. CORPORALS: I. Billinqs. W. Brubaker. R. Harrison. I. Shanks. E. Sioholm. W. Strawn. PRIVATES: R. Alderlon, W. Allwine. H. Barr. M. Barco, I. Bartolini. I. Beall. R. Bernardi. G. Brown, W. Byers. G. Churuhas. I. Cor- neii. D. Darling, S. Dellashziious. H. Ecclis- ton. I. Giovinazzo. W. Goodspeed. R. Hand- ler. I. Hill. L. Kunz. R. Lawson. I. Levine D. McNamee. T. Meyers, E. Neil. T. Nix E. O'Neil. W. Oppeqard. 1. Poe. I. Rcmiqan G. Rencl-ner, F. Ruih. W. Shcrnley. H. Slye R. Sorrell. W. Sauder, W. Stannard. I.Stan ner. I.. S1rubble. G. Thompson. D. Tubbs. A. William. I. Wolf. 6'0m,v ny 6 CAPTAIN: Arihur G. Sands. LIEUTENANTS: William I. Chapman. Iames I, Carey. SERGEANTS: V. Bennett. R. Bradford, W. Long, F. Mortimer. A. Pieilier. R. Springer. CORPORALS: W. Baumgarlner. G. Coberly. M. Dyson. H. Gaskins. C. Hodqkins. W. Ramsey. PRIVATES: W. Bakersmilh, R. Bshneman. C. Bell. li. Bowie, G. Boydston, H. Brooks. C. Broyer. I. Channing, W. Cliff, C, Conway. C. Dick. E. Dickerson, S. Goldberg. L. Graves, G. Harris. W. Hales. D. Ienkins, I. Iones. G. Klein. I. Lindsay. G. Louqhrey. W. Maier. W. Marlin, F. Marlin, C. McNicholus, D. Nic- odemus. C. Nicholas, A. Paul. D. Pulvirenti. H. Pywell. T. Shaw, I. Sheppard. N. Shipp G. Simms, H. Slilh. C. Swindler. C. Turner L. Urso, K. Van Ness. I. Warfield, M. Was- ser. D, Williams. G. Woolen, I. Yeager. Eompauy 8 CAPTAIN: Roberl Y. Kaufman. LIEUTENANTS: Melvin A, Goodspeed. Elmer A. Reno, Ir. SERGEANTS: D. Robertson, W. Frilts, R. T. Queen. R. N. Simmons. I. W. Valentine. G. G. Veily, CORPOHALS: B. E. Crumrine. E. A. Dun- ninqton. H. E. Ferry, W. E. Ladson, H. E. Naehle. G. 0. Preston. PRIVATES: C, L. Anneniroul. H. O. Belole, R. S. Bennetl. L. A. Blush. W. E. Carnahan, W. P. Colochicco. I. L. Daniels, I. H. Don- nelly, P. G. Dounis. A. F. Fastnauqht. N. T. Fokakis. W. C. George, D. Glick, R. P. Hen- derson. L. A. Hollsclaw. I. A. Hyman. W. B. Iones. I. H. Kull. R. Lee, W. R. Lewis. E. G. Lindsay. V. A. Manco. I. R. McVey. E. D. Metz. B. W. Moore. I. B. Munroe, I. C. Orr. W. E. Owen. M. R. Panich. R. K. Pavlal, L. S. Phyne. W. I. Ross. R. K. Shaver. L. C. Shelton, I. K. Simmonds, O. T. Spence. I. I. Sullivan. I.. Uierberq, I. P. Walls. W. H. Wilkerson. G. W. Wills. L. E. Wilson. P. G. Wilson. D. B. Wyail. TECH QHJES At Tech. girls find opportunities for preparing for a variety of jobs. Every year a large percentage of graduates find ready employment in stores and offices after completing courses in bookkeeping, typing. or shorthand. A special offering at Tech is the Office Training course which includes practice ln operating a great variety of office machines. The Home Economics department is no less varied. Training in Foods and Clothing. and Home Nursing opens up many fields of employment for girls. Commercial Art and Retail- ing are special offerings at Tech which also give them opportunity to find work more easily. ir CDRTUNITU REPARE FDR JCDBS AI BETTU siivions talented as a vocalist of popular music was selected as the Best Sinqer. JOHN FONDAHL Lieutenant Colonel of Teclfs Regiment, Captain of the Rifle Team. was voted the Best Cadet. .JACK IDALSH recipient of five Circle T's was named as the Best Athlete. Girls ' gparfs dcvelvp F0156 ml c-:xterihg Zyrozfide. . . Oppvrfunifies 901' Dczfelvpiug and Spvrfsmanshgzf. cch cfcc crp riclccc in cfcmc cciic ,ccczcficcs Democracy in school lite is demonstrated most torceiully at Tech. Prospective citizens are offered a variety ot ways ot gaining experience in democratic living. Current Prob- lems classes and the Debating Club give acquaintance with national and local problems and train in respect for other opinions. The General Organization gives practical expe- rience in democratic ways. as casting ballots and enacting legislation. Tech Aid demon- strates the responsibility the more fortunate have for the underprivileged. as do the Christmas charities oi many ot Tech's clubs. The Radio system is lull evidence ot the prac- tice oi such democratic ideals as tree speech while the school publications enjoy the complete privilege of freedom of the press. Free public schools Freedom of speech Freedom to bear arms Freedom of the press lvoolc CXC dll Shortly after moving into the present building in 1928, the Book Exchange was established to aid the students who were then required to furnish their own textbooks. Now it is maintained to provide school supplies, replace damaged or lost books, and supply all materials used in night school. All types ol Tech emblems may be purchased irom the Book Exchange. This enables the students to show their school spirit more abundantly. A student stalf is selected and trained by Miss Bartlett and is always on duty. The present members ot this stali are: H. Kalavitinos, P. Gragg, M. MacIntosh, M. Chumbris. lbemlc staff The Bank Stail is one oi the most industrious organizations ot the school. The advisor is Mr. Waltz, who is also in charge ol the Commercial Department. The purpose ot this organization is to interest the students in using the bank. This is so that the students will have a little money saved alter graduation. Many oi the teachers and quite a tew of the students have savings accounts in the bank. Besides handling savings accounts. the bank also handles all the tickets for school activities. Mr. Waltz has a big party tor the mem- bers ol the stall once a year which is enioyed by all, Faculty Advisor, Mr. Waltz: President, C. Skinner: Vice-President, P. Simpkins: Cashier, E. Knott: Auditors, W. Yates and B. Gilmore: Head Bookkeeper, R. Iohnson: Cash Book, B. Chiseldine: Director ol Savings, R. Haynes: Check Register. I. Mulvey: School Treasurer, B. Graham: Savings Ledger, M. Witherow: Duplicate Ledger, K. Grange and G. Veily. Slcl 6 Crew Practical experience in the handling oi stage properties. lighting, and electric work, as the boys do on the stage crew, is but one oi the many opportunities oi which the students ol Tech may avail themselves. Membership in the Boys' Stage Crew is obtained on the recommendation of a shop teacher or an active member. These boys spend many hours of work in preparation lor each oi the many school productions. This group is composed ot R. Sparshott as Foreman, I. Williams, R. Coulombe, C. Cole, W. Scull. C. Bigqes, and D. Wood. It is directed by Mr. R. S. Williams. T-E-C-H-N-I-C-A-L Yeah Tech! If you have attended the games this pas yell. lt is one Cheer Leaders Friday morning advisor. selects t fall, you are probably familiar with this of the best known yells practiced by the in the Memorial Room on a Tuesday or around nine o'clock. Mr. Ripley, the faculty candidates for cheer leaders from the third and fourth semesters and the senior leaders usually have charge of training them. Many are their duties. They are present at every football game leading the school and encouraging the teams. Omnipresent at the pep assem- blies, their heavy white sweaters with maroon letters are also seen at the baseball and basketball games. The Cadets are cheered at the Competitive Drills as well as any of the other activities. The members this year are: M. Abbot, B. Cashdollar. G. Cross, H. Donley, B. Gamble, M. Goodspeed, B. Guild, C. Hartman, C. Lohr, W. Parker, M. Tuel, D. Williams. amish' so ln 1932, under the late Dr. Mattern, a club for those interested in developments in modern chemistry was formed and it has been named the Louis W. Mattern Chemistry Club in his honor. At its meetings. the club listens to interesting and instructive talks by speakers on different branches of chemistry. Besides its meetings, the club has an occasional field trip, The club has two advisors, Mr. E. H. Krehbiel and Mr. Allen I. Marsh. and the officers of this year's club are: President, W. Martin: VicefPresident, G. Wilkinson: Treasurer, T. Slovinski: Secretary, L. , Sessions. l The members of the Chemistry Club are: M. Gazley, B. Chenault, I. Clay, M. Mosley, P. Collins, H. Quan, W. Martin, M. Wiker, E. Tubbs, L. Neuhause, M. Pur- cell, P. O'Connor, L. Sessions, G. Wilkinson, G. Sugar, I. Prather, D. Wood, R. Sickles, G. Kaufman, I. Schroer, G. Pressier, T. Slovinski. B. Donnelly, li. Culler, R. Rossiter, E. Dunnington, I. Wilkins. Jul. All is silent: then suddenly, Checkmate . And thus another battle of wits has been won by a member of our chess team. A good chess player must have a clear mind, patience, and the ability to think ahead. Meeting in Boom 220 weekly under the guidance of Mrs. Frazier. the members of the club develop these qualities as they compete among themselves. Hoping to maintain their fine record by again winning the inter- high championship, a strong team was chosen after an exciting series of elimination playoffs. Members of the club are: H. Shelton, R. Kid- well, E. Gallagher, I. Prather, H. Quan, L. Rubin. G. Wilkinson, and G. Dudley. 1 The Glee Club consists of boys who are interested in classical music and voice cultivation. The club is under the direction of Mrs. B. B. Thompson, who is affectionately known as Ma to the boys. This club was organized in 1925 in honor of Ioseph H. Daniel, who was the first director of music of all the public schools of Washington. Concerts are given to any organization which requests them providing the time is suitable to the club's program. The concerts are given by the more advanced students who have been in the training group at least one year and have been advanced to the concert group. At each concert the group sings a number of selections and always ends with the McKinley song. Each year the Glee Club gives a banquet and a dance. Officers of the club are: President. A. Newsome: Vice-President, N. Davis: Recording Secretary, P. Mitchell: Corresponding Secretary, I. Stuntz: Treas- urer. D. Thompson: Student Conductor, A. Newsome. Members: C. Allen, I. Goodspeed. M. Lacey, P. Mitchell. G. Phillips, R. Sisson. R. Borland, G. Cole- man, I.. Ellis, B. Fritts, I. Hosterman, W. Iones. B. Nor- ford, I. Uline. I. Valentine, N. Aters, A. Clarke, I. Cummings, H. Easter, B. Fickinger, D. Fritts, B. Har- ford, S. Hildebrand, N. Iones. T. Moncure, B. Pairo, B. Patterson, B. Peele, C. Howe. R. Springer, T. Wolz, B. Bruffey, W. Catterton, N. Davis, F. Fickinger, B. Payne, B. Ligon, D. Thompson, R. Thompson, D. Williams, N. Willis. s' rif C-: Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Davis the Boys' Rifle Team started their match season early in January. Besides an active interhigh schedule, which included matches with Roosevelt, Anacostia, and St. Iohn's, matches were held with Maryland and Georgetown University Freshmen, George Washington High, Wash- ington-Lee High, Episcopal High. and with several National Guard and Government Department teams. The team also participated in two large rifle tournaments. ln addition to these matches the Cadets on the team were eligible to try out for the Brigade Rifle Team, which fires in the Third Corps Area and Hearst Trophy matches. The team was captained by I. Fondahl, assisted by A. Sands, team manager. Other members are: R. Rizer, W. Brubaker, W. Merrill, H. Streb. R. Seebold, T. Moncure, A. Williams. I. Iefirey, D. Wilson, R. Clarke, E. Repetti, C. Edwards, P. Staubus, and I. Parker. Training qroup fgten ...... -+-: :' 2 1 5- 5' ' ws, H' ., , U- A 247 sg. 58 lgd, l ' ?fe.v...t,,..3 Hz, , E V' V f 'v v tv w -a 5- tt '9 1- 55, Y, 9 5'K7g?:vf 13 ll 55 ,265 N z gf V gl Efl 'f . Mg K U ,' W, ,,, ,W ,V N .rw fx M -gy N! W ff Concert qroup Serqeants Corporals C CUTOUS The Chevrons Club is made up of all the non-commis- sioned officers and first class privates of the Se-:ond Regiment. ln the meetings, all the members forget their other differences and act as a unit to assist the Sabre Club in proiects to benefit the Second Regiment and the school. They also plan entertainments for the club. The non-coms work harder than anyone outside oi the com- pany officers in order to place a winning company on the field. counting cadence, making corrections, keeping up the discipline, and otherwise helping out the officers who, as we all know, have enough to do as it is. The members are: T. Goode, W. Carpenter. B. Clatter- buck. H. Doyle, W, Rowland, W. Scull. R. Brockman, R. Brubaker. R. Groves, G. Iackson. E. Krause, A. Saur, B. Donnelly, T. Habecker, T. Ray. R. Rizer, S. Stephenson, P. Warner, A. Barnard, B. Bochek. I. Cummings, W. Mer- rill. G. Nussbaum, T. Quigley, I. Irwin, C, Wolz. I. Clarke, E. Donahue. C. Rosenberqer, N. Wiker, M. Chumbris, I. Engel. S. Hildebrand, I. Hosterman. V. Bennett. R. Brad- ford, W. Long. F. Mortimer, A. Pfeiffer, R. Springer, W. Baumgartner, G. Coberly, M. Dyson, H. Gaskins, C. Hodqkins, W. Ramsey. W. Glidden, G. Daffer, E. Dow- ling, F. Flury, T. Moncure, W. O'Meara, I. Billings. W. Brubaker, R. Harrison, I. Shanks, E. Sioholm, W. Strawn, D. Robertson. W. Fritts. R. Queen, R. Sim- mons, I. Valentine, G. Veily, B. Crumrine, E. Dunnington, H. Ferry, W. Ladson. H. Naehle, G. Preston. Circ 6 11 The Circle T Club is made up of boys who have won their letters through participation in the four maior sports: football. baseball, track, and basketball. The Circle T is one of the most coveted awards given at Tech. The club's main purpose is to promote good sportsmanship, character. and higher ideals. Their activities are not purely athletic as they help the school in whatever way possible. In recent years there has been an increase in membership. and this year the officers and members are as follows: Webb. Kelly, Brent. Walsh, Barham. Green. Rossiter. McGhee, Hight- man, Burnett, Barton, Ballard, Dodge, Dellastatious, Hall, I-Iollidqe, Lewis. Racoosin, Kiethly, Brennor, Teeple, Smith, Davis. Morissetti. CLCL One ot the newer organizations at Tech. the Click Club presents an opportunity lor the long neglected loto- fanatic to indulge in his very popular and very expensive hobby with a maximum of enioyment and a minimum ol expense. Chartered by the G. 0. in early 1940. this club has w already exhibited samples oi its work in the showcases in the front corridor. and has shown itsell to be a worthy addition to the ranks ol other extra-curricular activities. The members are: Hanlon. Burgess. Kidwell. Prescher. Paul. Allen. Iones. Viqness, Wiker. J Ld... Steadily growing in popularity is the Debating Club. whose purpose is to gain knowledge in debating and to participate in interscholastic debates. Under the coaching of Mr. Earle L. Vail. Tech's debating team in '39 won the interhiqh tournament in the District ol Columbia. George Gee. Sarah lane Williams. and Betty lune Karle then traveled to Terre Haute. Indiana. to enter the National Speech Tournament. McKinley thus attained the honor ol being the first Washington school ever represented in the National Tournament. This year's debate subiect is, Resolved: That the power of the Federal Government should be increased. The oflicers are: President. B. I. Karle: Vice-President. G. Daiter: Corresponding Secretary. K. Shea: Recording Secretary. C. Lowe: Treas- urer. P. Warner. Members are: P. Arthur. M. Calbeck. T. Clay, D. Engle. B. Hosterman. M. Loftus. L. Mendum. G. Nussbaum. B. Owen. E. Picciano. K, Shea. I. Stuntz. G. Wilkinson. COH'1ITlGI'Cld Are you interested in the activities and busi- ness opportunities ot our lair city? Then why not ioin the Commercial Club. because this club takes trips all over Washington during the school year, visiting the industrial estab- lishments. among which this year was the Southern Dairies Ice Cream Plant. Any one taking a subiect in the Business Department is eligible lor membership. At each meetlng the club plans interesting entertainments to have in the luture. The laculty advisor is Miss Overhulser and the members of the club include: Waltz. Naka- rada. Shupe. Knott. Baltimore. Cocchiaro. Di- Trapani. Grange. Harrison. Haynes. Grange. Patane. Skinner, Thompson. Vavasis. With- erow. Yates. Mulvey, McDonald. Dorr. Moore. Green. Iohnson. Hegner. Krause. franc . This year the French Club has many varied activities and entertainments under the leadership of Mrs. Fitz- gerald. Members must of course be French students and the purpose of the club is to give the students interested in French an opportunity to speak the language other than in classroom. Officers are: President. C. Lowe: Vice-President. H. McKinley: Secretary, M. Wiker: Treasurer, B. Hanlon: Host, B. Pairo: Hostess, C. Greenwood. Members: I. Anderson, F. Birge. V. Brown, S. Chlopicki, M. Coffman, M. Collier. L. Conklin, I. Dianda, M. Franklin, R. Hanlon. C. Lowe, B. Lucritz. H. McKinley, R. Meadows, B. Pairo, L. Penkert, R. Percival, I. Plummer, M. Putman, I. Root. B. Talbert, V. Tosgues, C. Ward, M. Wiker. I. Winkler, E. Duerksen. L. Fessenden, G. McBee, V. Clark, C. Knaub, M. McDaniel, M. Babcock, M. Lovelace. P. Aiken, C. Poole, P. Sheridan, I. Gochenour, P. Peters. fencin Every Wednesday night Room B resounds with the clash of rapiers. The Fencing Club is in session. This ancient art of defense has attracted a great many students, both boys and girls. Contests are held with other fencing teams. The members use protective equipment and the rapiers are blunted to prevent possible iniury. For all who want to develop a quick hand and eye, the Fencing Club is ideal. This year there is a new advisor for the club, Mr. Ienkins. and the members are: Edwards. Taber, Scott, Pearson, Snook, Lowe, Stackett. O'Brien, Boarman, Lubar, Pappas, Speaker, Pfeiffer. irh' rifle Borrowing two guns from the boys was the humble beginning of the Girls' Rifle Club at Tech. This organi- zation. under the supervision of Mrs. Sims and Miss Overhulser, meets twice a week. the purpose being to teach the girls patience, good sportsmanship, and to provide a place where girls interested in shooting may get together. The members are: Barnes, Caldwell, Collins, Clair, Cook, Darrow. Dysland, Ecclesten, Febrey. Giles, Hos- terman. Hyatt, lanes, McC1ean. Paul, Putman, Schade, Seward, Solberg, Scott, Strong, Tubbs, Van Orsdale. Vigness, Yenney, Vigness, Sessions, Wiker. Purcell. ir s' From time to time during the school year Tech is given the opportunity of hearing the Girls' Glee Club sing. Founded in 1936, the club gained a city-wide reputation quickly and has new the distinction ot being the only Washington High School Glee Club garbed in choral robes. Any girl is eligible for membership in the training group but only those who have had suliicient training and an acceptable voice development in the opinion ot the director are eligible for the concert group. ramatic With the opening curtain ol Iune Mad. the Fall Play oi 1940. the Dramatic Club began a new season of participation in public productions. plays, pageants, and other performances, and at the same time ofti- cially inauqurated its oilicers, Laura McDaniel, Dan Whitcratt, Edward Volland, Iohn Sluntz. and Lindley Grubbs. Meeting regularly every Tuesday in Room 130. this organization has long been active at Tech and through the media ol the Fall Play, Tournament Plays. and other entertainments, has contributed materially to the school in establishing a considerable annual income for the school treasury. The club is very ably directed and assisted by Mrs. Coe. Miss Brett, Miss Derrick, and Mrs. Frazier. The members are: L. McDaniel, I. Stuntz, E. Volland, G. Moore, G. Pearson. B. Daugherty, B. Chenault, P. Amidon, I. Clay, L. Neuhaus, M. Gazley, D. Plish- ker, M. Kieny, G. Boydston, E. Novak. E. Ruppert, H. Cogan. R. Burgess, M. Coffman, M. Wilson. B. Root, E. Reno. D. Engle, E. Lewis, M. Robbins, I. Cummings, T. Habeclrer, S. Herman, R. Iulian, R. Howe, R. Hogan, B. Owen, S. Quinn, I. Gochenour, I. Kaplan. V. Pop- ham, L. Grubbs. C. Lowe, B. Benoit, N. Hobson, C. Catucchia. L. Lucas, D. Barnett, M. Litsis, B. Talbert. M. Dickson, L. Hoyme, C. Ward. I. Terranova. B. Ste- phenson, M. Vliet. M. Lovelace, I. Dianda, P. Sliney, M. Miller, R. Henderson, C. Edwards, S. De Rosa. M. Provost. L. Wilson, V. Hubbel, N. Shipp, F. Smith. G. Willis, D. Grim, R. Broclnnan, W. Dye, I. Hall, H. Aters. A. Leighton. R. Carr, G. Coleman, M. Ryan. I. Lewis, D. Iones. D. Whitcratt. l.mL.l. mc. JCL. Tech's Eta Chapter of Lambda Sigma Delta was char- tered in 1932. Under the supervision of Mrs. Edqerton. the sorority girls have lonq been outdistancing their rivals in the social world. Besides the formal initiation, and the Tea at the Wardman Park. there has been the March Council Dance. and the Iune Banquet. This year the sorority will install four new members. P. I. O'Connor, C. Cavanaugh, V. Powell. and L. Rhame. Eta's officers are: A. Puchetti. President: B. Baird, Vice- Prssident: P. Cox, Secretary: N. Orpin. Treasurer: D. Bennett, Sergeant-at-Arms, and I. McDormand, Goat- Mistress. Gi Tech's golf team started its season with qualifying rounds ut the East Potomac course. The first qame was played against Wilson at Beaver Dam. Under the supervision of Mr. Saunders. faculty advisor. the team played against many other high school teams. All members of the golf team profited greatly by their experiences when meeting other schools in golf matches. The Manager is M. Goodspeed. Members of the team this year are: I. Brown. T. Ray. H. Belote, H. Humphries. D. Grey. G. Harris. T if ' Y' if - , 5 ' ,,. :pit 3 t l as 1 '- t, ' , it do r ff' if W - as A 5 'Y F I W, 1 V K . K Da, I j-W I ' . , fi L GIRL S' GLEE Aronson. Brooks. Barrow. Breen, Carr, Daugherty. Dent. Edge, Hoyme, Kchler. Popham. Sinsel, Speaker. Tubbs Chenault, Fiscal. Miller Halstead. Henderson Benne ti . . I Edwards. Amidon. Batchelder, Bush. Campbell. Clay Gochenaur. Iacobson, Jamieson, Kishter, Laney. Stuntz Vavasis, O'Coxxnor, Paul, Posey, Neuhaus. Waller, Wilker: son, Vliet. Donley, Cashdollar. Litsis. Borak, Russell. Mat- tingly, Simons, Hobson, Thaler, Myers, McCall. Versis Brunner. Wildman, Collins, Smith. Houif, Karle. Moseley T. D A P. ELC E SGH AUD BELIEUES HI FULLER TUEP CDF sTuDEnT DE ,X ,,,.,. ,,, ,V.+,. .. A .,.,.,.,. .L . . .,..,, . f ,.4,,,L,-.,,, ir Since 1914, when the McKinley Girl Reserve Club was organized by Miss Coope, the club has had as its purpose, To iind and give the best. Girl Reserves are the iunior members of the Y.W.C.A., a world-wide organization with centers ol work in titty-two countries. The iaculty advisors are Miss McCamman and Miss Morrow. Many Girl Reserve activities are held annually. Among these are lour lormal dances, two banquets, a tall and spring hamburger roast, a tea for new students at the beginning ol each semester, club suppers, a spring fashion show, and talks on dancing and make-up, Last year. for the lirst time, an informal dance was held in the spring, and, as it proved to be a success, it was repeated this year. Girl Reserves, each Christmas, dress about thirty dolls lor the Christmas baskets, and this year brought gifts for the baskets. They also helped in the collection ol bundles lor the P.T.A. on Bundle Day. The cabinet, composed of twelve members. holds monthly meetings and the club's interesting meet- ings and activities are planned. The members oi the cabinet are: President, M. Ryan: Vice-President, V, Popham: Secretary, R. Lynch: Treasurer, E. Duerksen: Sergeant-ab Arms, M. Leonard: Publicity, I. Sinsel: Member- ship, P. O'Conner: Social, L. Stuntz: Social Serv- ice, P. Snoulier: Music, M. Yenney: Council Repre- sentative. I. Dcxrnall: Historian, M. Lovelace. ilerar Although recently formed, the Literary Club has done much toward providing a literary atmosphere for Tech. This club is for anyone interested in writing, whether it's short story. poetry. or drama. Under the leadership oi Mr. Brinker, the club elected Faye Smith president. The other members are: R. Hanlon, L. Penkert, I. Speaker, C. Ieflries, C. Schools, R. Weinrich. if-lmon t The Diamond T Club was lounded ten years ago for the purpose ol giving Tech girls an opportunity to participate in athletic activities after school. Mrs. Daniel supervises basketball and baseball which are played in the winter and spring. and Mrs. Iames is the faculty advisor lor volleyball and bowling. both of which are fall activities. The girls do not compete with other schools, and all of the games are played in the Tech gym with the exception of bowling, which is held at the Brookland Bowling Center. Those who have acquired their Diamond T's are: M. Mulvey. I. Mulvey. M. Brunner. D. Carleton, I. Clay. H. Grubbs, B. Guild. H. Kalivitinos. I. McDormancl. T. Northrope. T. Shupe. FCSCFUCS L. Allard. L. Bronson, H. Aters. D. Barnett. B. Barrow. B. Batchelder. M. Berger. L. Blever. P. Bonar, E. Bridge, R. Burgess, M. Burton. M. Calbeck. C. Campbell. B. Cashdollar. V. Clark. I. Clear. S. Click, M. R. Cngan. M. Collier. P. Collins, D. Compton. L. M. Carr Cullman. Conklin F. Cornett. C. Dahoney. I. Darnall. E. Davey. I. Dianda. M. Dickson. B. Dorr, K. Dougherty, E. Duerksen. I. Ellis. B. Faulkner, N. Fiscel. V. Furniss. B. Gamble. B. George. Iean Gochenour. Ioyce Gochenour. H. Grubbs, P. Hall, A. Harp, V. Harris. M. Hazel, K. Hedrick, A. Higdon. N. Hob- son, M. Hallman. B. Hosterman. l. Hummer. B. Inglis M. Iseli. B. Iamieson. B. Iohnson. V. Iohnson. E. Iones M. Keesling, D. Keller. B. Ketner. M. Kieny. C. Knaub. S. Laney. M. Leonard, E. Lewis. I. Lewis. R. Lewis. C. Link- ins. M. Litsis. M. Lovelace. B. Luckritz. L. Lumsden. R. Lynch. B. Manglier, M. Marshall, G. Mattingly. G. McBee, B. McCall M. McCoy. M. McDaniel, V. McDowell. H. McKinley, M. Meiner, B. Milan, I. Milburn. F. Milner, S. Minear. E. Mollari D. Morrow, M. Moseley. D. Mueller. M. Mulvey. E. Nakcrrada M. Neal. M. Neese. E. Novak. P. O'Connor. G. Paul. M. Paul. B. Peters. L. Penkert, K. Pierce. A. Pikulski. D. Plishker C. Poole. V. Popham. N. Post. E. Pritts. M. Provost, M. Purcell M. Putman, M. Robbins. L. Robins on. B. Root, I. Root. B. Scott D. Russell. M. Ryan. H. Schade. G. Schaefer, N. Scott. L. Sessions. K. Shea. B. Shearer. E. Shepherd D. Sinnett. I. Sinsel, P. Sliney. F. Smith. P. Snouller, B. Ste phenson. D. Stinnette, I. Strong. L. Stuntz, B. Talbert, A Thaler, M. Thompson. M. Trimmer. E. Tubbs, D. Valentine M. Vliet, G. Wallace. B. Waller. C. Ward. M. Welsh. M Wiker. M. Wilson, S. Wollel. M. Yenney. as , n .,,.. f , few! ' 3 .2.,.g'2?izl :1 ?5 , V ,V Mig' , ,, .ya ,, 9 .4525 . A 'V ' ll 4 ' gegifg 1. , ,V ,., X v , 5 sw . - K A we up x UIDFGF OUSC All schools must have a government and the G. O. is ours. The Executive Council consists of thirteen members and three faculty advisors. It is envied by other schools lor the tree hand it is given in administering its business. Not only does it give athletic awards and honor awards. but makes out the budget for all student activities. Elections of the G. O. are held in February when a president. vice-president who becomes president upon the president's graduation. a secretary. and semester representatives are chosen. The members from September to February were Davis. Hobson. O'Brien. Thayer, and Stannard. Walsh. Brown. and Tryon. OLUCF OUSC3 The lower house ol the G. O. acts as an advisory council to the upper house, and is composed of section and club presidents. Meetings are called when important prob- lems that effect the whole student body arise. Bellinqer. Campbell. Chenoweth. Chap- man. Chipouras. Collins. Cokas. Dale. Don- ahue. Edwards. Gaxley. Hammett. Hanlon. Hellernan. Iarrett. Iones. Karle. Kishter. Lewis, McCoy. McNicholas. Moler. Mortimer. Nalley. Novak. Pearson, Root. Nalley. Ryan. Schools. Thompson. Treskunoll, Valentine, Wilkinson. Sartain. Stuntz, Thompson. Tubbs. Waltz. 6 O Q .i'. . Qwgogai +1 VQQQQQ my .NF 'v , '1 1 A , '. .. Q 1 V A if if A 1 ,. UF. 2 - , ... . ' . ui!! and Sem!! 2 ATIONAL 1. Houon scum 'Eg fb g, Quill and Scroll Society was lounded at the University ol Iowa in 1826 as a honorary high school society. Our chapter was chartered by the G. O. in 1931. To be a candidate one must have done superior work in writing, editing, or in business management. Recommendations along with complete iournalistic records ol them are sent to the National secretary-treasurer lor approval. The present oliicers are: Iohn Stuntz, President: Robert Hanlon, Vice-President: Connie Campbell, Secretary: Paul Arthur, Treas- urer: Harold Treskenolt, Sergeant-at-Arms. The members are: D. Whitcraft, E. Volland, V. Clark, B. I. Karle, B. Benoit, C. Allen. H. Vigness. R. Swenson, and I. Fondahl. Pharv fl We ,f ,NVQ I -spy-23 5 4' - ' -,, FA .f ,r . 2 'nf 2 , f, 4 The Pharos Chapter oi the National Honor Society was organized at Tech in 1925 and received its charter in 1927. Pharos is a Greek word meaning torch, beacon, or lighthouse. The emblem of the society is a flaming torch placed upon a keystone. Its purpose is to encourage scholarship, leadership. service. and the development ol character, in the high school students ot our nation. Candidates for membership in the Pharos Society must be in or above the sixth semester: they must have an excellent scholastic standing: and, finally, must actively engage in extra-curricular activities. To be selected as a member of the society is to achieve one ol the greatest honors bestowed at Tech. All members are expected to uphold the four funda- mental principles ot Scholarship, Citizenship, Leader- ship, and Service. Mrs. Frost is the faculty advisor, and the oliicers are: President, Iohn Stuntz: Vice-President. Iohn Fondahl: Secretary, Doris Plishker: and Treasurer, Daniel Whitcralt. The members are as lollows: G. Allen, B. Benoit, F. Birge, R. Blevins, E. Catsonis, C. Campbell. V. Clark. I. Clay, H. Easter, 1. Fondahl, R. Fonoroll, M. Franklin. D. Fritts, T. Habecker, M. Halstead. 5. Herman, L. Hoyme. l. Jacoby, B. Karle. R. Kaufman, R. Kirby, I. Laidlaw. E. Lewis. D. Litsis, C. Lowe, H. Lowery, G. Mattingly, L. McDaniel, H. McKinley. L. Neuhaus, D. Plishker, V. Popham, M. Putnam. R. Rossiter, E. Schofield. I. Stuntz, R. Swenson, D. . Thompson, H. Treskunoil, H. Vigness, B. Waller, N D. Whitcralt, E. Wolf. .,.. . QV, ,,, A I , I 2 is , V A 1 rv ,.:,! , :, .J f. r .Q at t f., wx 'M T , , .1 2 .9 ' J., 553 N H , .f 'nf - . ,+ - ,f f. fue: V r , L f .. V.-. , - ' 5, . V w , Q 41, . ,A V X ,- I I 3, . 1 3, , v, 'ff ' 1, '. ,ye , t .1 I . - r J LYS. PY Q0 ir scouts In 1534 the tirst Senior Girl Scout troop at McKinley was organized by Miss Lucy Knox. Being ot service to others and having a good time are the two aims ot these girls. They have succeeded in both as is seen by their numerous activities. teas, hikes, dinners, trips, and other interesting excursions. In addition to these they make and fill Christ- mas stockings annually. and this year assisted in the P. T. A. membership drive. The members ot the Tech troop are: Valentine, Schlauch, Leonard. Click, Clark, Dye, Harrison, Milan. Purcell. Green, Moseley, Howard, Ellis, Sommerkamp, Crowl, Dalton, Campbell, and Paul. ome economics Under the leadership ot Miss Dorothy Smith. the Home Economics Club has contributed much to McKinley. Mem- bership is not restricted. the only requirement being that a girl must take home economics. The club is atiiliated with other clubs all over the United States and has many outside activities. Each semester a tea is given for the incoming students, and the club members attend inter- esting and instructive lectures. The club helps to till Christmas stockings and baskets. It aids in keeping the apartment modern and attractive, but its main purpose is to promote sociability among the girls of McKinley. The members of the club are as Iollowsz Royston, Muir, Shaw, White, Chapman. Hegener, Iacobson, Iones, Krause, Paul, Thompson. Tacconelli. Wilderson, D'Andelet, Fawkes, Northnrp, Malas, McCreary, Lynch. cjrala ic arts This year the Graphic Arts Club was revived, aiter having been disbanded for some years. The purpose of this club is to co-ordinate school iournalism and school printing. Goodwill is pro- moted between the instructors and the pupils, and they exchange ideas which tend to unite them in the graphic arts field. The club promotes printing and its allied processes as hobbies. and emphasizes the cultural rather than the vocational aspects of printing. The members conduct regular projects in order to arouse a wholesome interest. These proiects include designing and printing charters and membership cards for local societies. and a regular nation-wide proiect sponsored by the National Education Association. The members are: 0'Brien, Pteifter, Boyce, Burke, Berry, Fritts, Schuller, Cohen, Lerch, Simms, Chapman, Springer, and Iacoby. fiforar staff Many pupils at Tech do not realize the excel- lent educational opportunities oflered in the library at Tech. Both reference and pleasure books are included on the shelves ol the library. Also there are always helplul attend- ants ready to aid one in his search lor a specific type ol inlormation. Miss Grady. the librarian. has trained many girls and boys in library work. This training is just another opportunity that Tech offers lor preparation of living in the world after graduation. Members ol the stalf are: F. Haar. D. Malloy. D. Webster, E. Lewis. E. M-artinsky, B. Iamie- son. I. Todd. D. DiTrapani. G. Chenoweth. and G. White. who repairs books. ...Ill The Saddle Club provides enioyment to those with equestrian interests. Being a new club at Tech iust last year. it is not as well known as some ol the others. The one requirement ol the would-be sportsmen is written permission lrom home. The club tries to circulate and try out several stables. giving more variety to their activity. One does not have to be a skilled rider to ioin this club. Its invitations go out to all those the least bit interested in the sport. Meetings are called to arrange rides whenever the weather is clear. Mr. Ienkins rides with the club often and there is very good attendance at all times. Members are: Moler. Talbert. Kaplan, Faure, Guild. Purcell, Moseley. Collins. Schmidt. Taylor, Hoflman. and Hobson. office staff The Oflice Staff, under the direction of Mrs. Turner. has since 1928 been an integral part in the necessary lunction ol running Tech. The purpose of the stafl is to give valuable training experience to students planning to enter the busi- ness field, and is composed ol pupils assigned to the stall from Olfice Training classes. They keep busy operating the switchboard, distributing mail, recording outside calls. compiling the oflicial sheet lor the permanent record. and other important iobs. This year the staff consists ol: Shanks. Nichols. Chapman, Evans. Major, Mihos. Fonoroll, Suttle. Grennon. Carnahan. Dennehy. Watson. Ruben, Cocchiaro. Pappas. Friday. Fours. Hetherinqton. orc c-astra The McKinley High School Symphony Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Dore Walton. Mr. Walton is assisted by two students. Irwin. who is the librarian. and Fritts. who is student conductor. Members are: Fritts. Chapman. Horde. Manos. Clark. G. Rowland. BonDurant. DiPietro. Darrow. Collins. Ray. Lovelace. Iulian, Paul. Mollari, Brown. Febrey. Dysland. Burrows. Amidon. Clay. Martuli, Mease. Belote, Heath. Miller, Waller. Fonoroll. Aiken. McCall, Stuntz. Irwin. Webster. Parker. Thompson. Moncure, Hildebrand. Kezer. Martinsky. Duerksen. Mease. Snaidman, Schlauch. Eaqleson, Firestone. Rappcrport. Brunner. Berry. Olup. Patterson. Hoster- man. Pierce, Hall. Wubbena. Sithens. Hand. nature Hiking is the most important item on the Nature Club calendar. This gives biology students a great oppor- tunity to make their collections. or anyone to have a grand time. Trips have been made to Great Falls. Sugar Loaf Mountain, Skyline Drive. Fort Washington. and many other places. That's not the only thing on their calendar. There are parties at Kensington Cabin. skating and bicycling parties at Haines Point. and weiner roasts in Rock Creek Park. at Fort Dupont and Greenbelt Lake. Because it is such an active club. it has become quite popular as you can see by the number of members listed. The laculty advisor is Dr. Millsaps. President. Neil McNicholas: Vice-President. Pat Collins: Secretary. Dorothy Valentine. Members are: D. Valentine, E. Crowl. C. Campbell. M. Dalton. I. Ellis, M. Thompson, D. Comp- ton. B. Cashdollar. B. Dohoney, M. Sommerkamp, M. Iseli. L. Sessions, E. Hooper, P. Collins. E. Martinsky, N. Cole. B. West, M. Pierce, B. Dye. I. Elias. D. Stone, I. Valentine. P. Cox. L. Newkirk, N. McNicholas, A. Brunner. D. Cox. I. Hoch, P. Arthur. I. Foote, B. Cheseldine. E. Donley. M. Kerr. M. McCoy. M. Moseley, D. Speaker, L. Rhame. E. Kohler. H. Miller. K. Prescher. D. Weinrich. W. Martin. B. Schlauch, N. Keyser. C. Burgess. I. Schroer. N. Hobson. B. Chapman. I. Gotkin. , .... .. izrfg 'Wi W f , . - .. 5'55':f3'?5 'Er .L K' S- 1 ' f J f ' 'i' ' if L t'f'ih'5- 2 'f ATF.. S.9 '52 -1 v'2'we'f w wi' 2531?-I? Q 51:4 2 '55faf' , xg W ' n- W- . H NA QA' ' ' -. wi .A , Q -.sf 5k5.6w,.,w?'its,,,,X,uvKs? ff. ,n.x.' 4-,, . X 'ki' , ' ' ' ' KK Q, '..f. ' gsgygti-ig :Y my fig ,e .ry 1 e' 'ff' 'ai-Ig .l A lec diro Many a Tecl-rite, wandering through the halls of McKinley, has been greeted by the unostentatious cry, Where's ya pass? or similar sallies such as Can't take food outa the cafeteria, Canchuse this stairway, and many others, and has, on such an occasion, not failed to observe the efficiency of the law-and-order force of Tech. The Tech Patrol, which is on duty every period of the school day, consists of the Faculty Advisor, Mr. Sanders, and the following officers: Koncen. Robinett, Kohler, Brown, Byers, Greenbaum, Kurtz. Starrs, Bradford, Mauch, Shaw, Kurtz, Noyes, Harris, Wheatly, Valentine, Merrill, Gaskins, Waller, Tauberschmidt, Krause, Kilmer. The patrol members are: McDaniel, Oliver, Ashly, Gumphrey, Guy, Gotkins, Rinaldi, Wills, Roach, Berardi, Edwards, Roe, Quattiociocclri, Clagett. Broider, Krause, Becker, Lentini. Turner, Darrow, Iones, McCeny, Vignali. Wilkins, Cohen, Hines, Meushaw, Watkins, Cranford, Chambers, Graves, Patriarca, Wood, Hauser, Bauer, Carper, Valentine, Husbands, Daugherty, Smith, Cava- naugh, Nye, Newman, Clarke, King, Lee, Earman, Brown, Dodge, France, Wolck, Muller, Lange, Beall, Stone, Goldburq, Merchant, Carpenter, Sims. Meyers, Bartolini, Hodgkins, Vagnoni, Gillen, Nix. Iohnson, Patterson, O'Toole, Waller, Iulian, Mar- tin, Layman, Barco, Bernard, Thomas, Rasmussen, Hall, Pappas, Heinbouqh, Stein. Browne, Slye, Clift, Baumgartner, Souder, and Haggerty. ,psi 5' Y. A gps Q s Byygamgq als anal aleties If you know a person who wears a small silver pin in the form of an artist's palette, a pin which has the word Pals on it you may be sure he or she is a lover of art and a member of Pals and Palettes. Under the direction of the artist, Mrs. Saugstad, the club is flourishing in its sixteenth year. The club meets every Thursday afternoon for an hour of Ars gratiae artis . Holding the two offices of the club are: President, N. Gros, and Secretary, I. Cokas. The members of the club are as follows: D. Barrett, R. Stretch, M. Volga, I. Mowatt, H. Wilkins, M. Baumer. aint an ow er The Paint and Powder Club is in its twelfth year. Under the guiding hand of Miss Olive Barnhart. students learn the art of make-up. There are no particular requirements for membership in the club. The Dramatic Club relies upon the Paint and Powder Club when putting on stage pro- ductions. The officers are: President, H. Grubbs: Vice-President. P. Sliney: Secretary-Treasurer. A. Brunner. Members are: B. Deener, M. Lindsay, M. Hughes. D. Cox. B. Bush. M. Whittaker, F. Busik. I. Dick. E. Lewis. E. Novak. C. Cuticchia. C. Famback. C. Poole. M. McDaniel. I. Lewis, M. Neil. M. Taylor. M. Franklin. B. Gamble. A. Mehuse. P. Breeden. S. Bauer, R. Lynch. M. Yenney. acemeni ureau In 1933. Dr. P. Butts founded a bureau which became known as the Placement Bureau. It was founded to assist stu- dents in locating positions. and gave only the most deserving iobs. This bureau. which is now located in Room 134. is now operating under the leader- ship of Miss E. C. Morrow. who is ably helped by: Plass. Newby, Ellis. Taylor. Wooten. Barnett, Hammett. Leonard. Lynch. SC1 FC One of the most active clubs in Tech is the Sabre Club. consisting of the officers of the Second Regiment. Meeting once a week. the club creates a greater interest in the corps and brings about closer friendships among the officers. The Sabre Club dances. well attended by the cadets and their friends, were again the school's social highlights of the year. Clirnaxing the year was the Regimental Ball open only to cadets and cadet alumni. The Sabre Club worked closely together with the Chevrons Club in sponsoring the Cadet Night entertainment and competitions. Miss Mc- Camman was the faculty advisor. and members are the commissioned officers of the Second Regiment. s anis The Spanish Club is one of the oldest clubs at Tech, having been founded in 1917. The advisor is Mrs. C. West. The purpose oi the club is to provide an oppor- tunity for students taking Spanish to meet other students. Among the activities in which the club participates are the Pan-American Assembly and the Inter-American Conference at George Washington University. The otficers are: President, R. Vidgerhouse: Vice- President, K. Zimmerman. Secretary. P. Henry: Treasurer, Lucile Hoyme. Members are: P. Arthur, B. Bartelder, C. Burgess, M. Calbeck, M. Cuticchia, R. Davis. A. Di Camilla, R. Furniss, R. Hunton, L. Iones, I. Kaplan, T. Kebeler, M. Moseley, G. Myers, V. Popham, E. Pritts, M. Purcell, O. Riddle. T. Shaw, E. Shepherd, R. Stein, R. Suit, H. Vigness, S. Wolfe. S. C. C. Since its organization in 1933, the Students' Citizenship Council has been foremost in civic activities at Mc- Kinley. This year the organization sponsored an election to give the citizens of Tech a chance to vote their opinion in the selection of the President of the United States. To be a member of the S. C. C., one must be a student of a social study course. The elective ofiices are iilled by Group One students oi American History in the lifth or sixth semester and are as follows: President, C. Schools, Vice-President, M. Leonard: Secretary to the Council, M. McCoy: Secretary to the Cabinet, A. Brown: Treasurer, I. Taylor. Appointive offices, Iustices and Chairmen, are: Chief Iustice, D. Whitcraft: Associate Iustices, E. Lewis and E. Volland: Chairmen, L. McDaniel, B. Grange, T. Ha- becker, R. Hunton, M. G. Ryan, R. Swenson. Titel dl claim tau Although this club was intended to be purely social, their activities belie this, for it contributes much to the life here at Tech. When money is asked lor Tech Aid, this organization always responds generously. At Christmas they fill a basket, and at Thanksgiving the club gives money for some poor family. All the members outside of school belong to some lob's Daughters chapter. Mrs. Mitchell is the advisor, and the members are: McDaniel, Root, Kieny, Mc- Dowell, Poole, Iacobson, McKinley, leiirey, Lewis, Knaub, Brunner, Sliney, Wiker, Iones. The members ol the Literary Stali ol Tech Lile are always working and hurrying in order to meet the dead line. As soon as one issue is linished, they must start on the next one with- out delay, lor the paper must come out every two weeks. Tech Lile is printed in Tech's own print shop, and by boys who are taking print- ing. Each page ol Tech l.ile is lull ol stories and leatures ol interest to the students and teachers. This year as the year belore, Tech Lile was given an international honor award by the Quill and Scroll. This means that Tech's paper ranks with the best high school papers of the country. The Editor-in-Chiel is H. Treskunoll: News Editor, Kaye Allen: Peat- ure Editor, Bea Benoit: Sports Editor, William Kaplan: Copy Editor, Kitty Coleman: Exchange Editor, Betty Baird. The three parts ol the Tech Lile Business Stall are the Advertising, the Subscription, and the Circulation stalls. The Advertising stall gets the ads which help support the paper: the Subscription stali enlists the backing ol the student body: and the Circula- tion stall puts the paper together the alternoon before the paper comes out. and distributes it to the sections in the morning. The Business stall consists ol Carroll Barnett. Ieanne Suttle. Faye Smith. and Rosalie Fonoroll. tecii iife tennis team Boys interested in tennis gain valuable aid and expe- rience while playing on 'l'ech's Tennis Team. The team, meeting under the supervision ol Mr. Middleton, plays in the gym during the winter months and at neighboring courts during the spring. The squad started practicing early in the year, determined by hard work to improve on their past records. Alter a short period ol training. elimination play-olls were held and a team ol live men chosen. who are: Reynolds, Rowe, Furniss. Barton, Mitchell, Simms. On Monday afternoon the girls of the Bowling Club meet at the Brookland Bowling Alleys. The members are formed into iilteen teams which compete against each other. The faculty advisor ol the club is Mrs. Daniel. The members of the club are: King, Aue, Milan, Behnke, Edge, Friday, Thayer. McMains, Gilley. Mensh, Speaker, Iarboe, Carleton, Shupe, North- rope, Shupe. Kalavitinos, Stevans. Bon Durant. Lester, Heishman, Compton, Famback, Thompson, Gallagher. Benoit, Kaplan. Dougherty, Moler, Yalom, Pearson, Talbert, Elliott, Martinsky, Mc- Dowell, Brunner, Batchelder, Knaub, Belt, Rich, Iackson, Layton. Fusco, lumieson, West, Ellis, Guca, Mcliee, Barrow, Dalton, Guild, Layton, Gahnoher. Ethudqe, Koester, Posey, Rothget, Dye, Sommerkamp. Crowl, lseli, Valentine, Behnlre, Hubbel. Shaw, Wiseman, Lossburg, Wilkerson, Meele. Brunner, Deener, Bauer, Breeden, Lindsay, Cox, Peterson, Plawman, Dimas, Brown, Iones, Faulkner. Straight, Limkins, Kirby, Waller. Sliney, Grubbs. Dunn. Poole. irls' loowlin e mo a 5 D C- . .52 rl, g if ZZ., V' 7-fag. rx. The De Molay is an organization sponsored by the Masonic Fraternity. The Tech Crusaders were organised in 1928 by a group ol active members in the school lor the purpose ol promoting good lellowship among students. The members have parties during the year to lurther this spirit. Alumni continue as members of the De Malay Club and usually attend the social functions. The members are: Billhimer, Hall, Grubbs, Adams, Suit, Kinkead, Newman. AND TEAC RESP FUR .aww IOHN STUNTZ receives the title of best scientist. being chosen by both the PHYSICS and CHEMISTRY departments. His ability does not stop here, for the ENGLISH department names him also as its outstanding student. with honorable mention to IOHN FONDAHL. The MATHEMATICS department cites IOHN FONDAHL as its outstand- ing student. 1 BETTY IUNE KARLE is consid- V4 gabl f ered by the LATIN department as its best student. with hon- orable mention to SIDNEY 0 M f HERMAN. Ll gn 5 ROBERT VIGDERHOUSE is cited t ior his ability as a student oi SPANISH. MILDRED WIKER is chosen bY the FRENCH department as its linguist, with honorable mention to HELEN MCKINLEY. HELEN VIGNESS is honored bY the HISTORY department for her mastery oi that subiect. PEGGY SIMPKINS receives recognition from the ART department for her artistic ability. PAT HENRY is honored by the HOME ECONOMICS department as its prominent student. represents Z? ,eezrfeezeezfe From the BUSINESS department are chosen: EVELYN KNOTT as IDEAL BOOKKEEPER WANDA GIBSON as IDEAL SECRETARY EVELYN HARRISON as IDEAL BUSINESS WORKER HELEN KALAVITINOS is named as the outstanding BIOLOGY student by that department. SCORES Sunshine' Snrfuffzzll Zcch has succcssful ycczr in ?ccf!7c1ll Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech SCORES Episcopal 0 York High 6 Central U Gonzaga 20 Western 6 Eastern U Anacostia 0 Western 7 The Trainers opened their most successful sea- son in several years by decisively beating Episcopal. After edging out York High. they fought to a scoreless deadlock with our tradi- tional rival, Central. Our gridiron greats did not fare so well against Gonzaga, but charging this game to profit and loss, they went ahead and won the Eastern division title by hanging up wins over Western, Eastern. and Anacostia. Then came that iatal day when the sun shone brightly over Central Stadium and the Maroon and Gray fans. who had supported the team surprisingly well all season, came out to watch their favored team beat Western, the other Division champion. But, alas. this was not the case, ior the Trainers, although they played a beautiful detensive game. showed a complete lack ot oiiensive power, such as they played for the breaks that never came, and were easily beaten, 7 to 0. X ss X Z4 to K B ,jg his 125 XLIK fuk, , JJ Lf cfs L Z A -'iq iQ Lf x J x.J KJ? fXE5JXJ KK! -0 SJQJ WRX!!! XQC 3 rg' vga 'f, P fir- Rf -7 ZZLBXX FIRST TEAM LE Vernon Dodge. LT Bing Hightman, LG Bob Fioramonti, C Arthur New- some, RG Paul Iennings, RT Dan Riordan, RE Henry Brent, QB Iack Walsh, HB Bill Dellastatious, HB Ver- non Hollidge, FB Carleton Small- wood. SECOND TEAM LE Ioe Bryan, LT Bryan Wilkie, LG Ioe Flocker, C Bohunk Backora, RG Tom- my Pope. RT Russell Lewis, RE Bill McGee, QB Charlie Green, HB Nor- man Davis, HB Dave Litsis, FB Emie Morisette. RESERVES Sanders. Eckert, Ellis. O'Connell, Ear- man, Demory, Suit. O'Bricm, Harvill, Seal. Sisson, Spicer. MANAGER: Billy Hall Showing that Tech is well supplied with iootball material is the tact that ten out of the eleven members oi the first team received all-high honorable mention or better. and lack Walsh. Dan Riordan. and Paul Ienninqs made the iirst team. A little known substitute. Ernie Morissette, kicked two goals during the season and added several points after touch- downs to become the most celebrated place-kicker of the series. To the capable coaching staii oi Artie Wond- rack, the head coach who has turned out such qood lines in the past few years, and Mr. Koehl, who has helped the team admirably wherever pos- sible, go the thanks of the students. ACTIGN TECH TRIUMPHS lN BASKETBALL A successful season was enioyed by the basket- ball team as well as the football team, because the Trainers ended their regular season with a record of ten wins and tour losses. This record they carried into the Championship Play-off against Eastern, but again that iinx which seems to keep us from ever winning anything got to work and the team iust couldn't hit the rim, and they lost. However, Dutch pulled a fast one by using a trick zone which almost won the game and therefore placed himself among the top basketball coaches of the city in his first year here. Three outstanding players of the season were Iack Walsh, Shrimp Brewer, and Eddie Barton. TEAM FORWARDS Barton, Brewer, Walsh, Brown. and Swor GUARDS Ellis, Catloth, Mater, and Teeple CENTERS Webb, Burnett, and Gentlecore MANAGER Wayne Brubaker Tech Tech Tech Tech 47 Mt. Ranier 22 Tech Roosevelt 37 Hyattsville 18 Tech Coolidge 22 Blair 19 Tech Bethesda 26 Western 17 Tech Wilson SCORES 38 Tech 19 Tech 26 Tech Z9 Tech Episcopal Devitt Coolidge Anacostia 39 Tech 20 Tech 15 Tech ll Tech 30 Eastern 40 Central PLAY-OFF 16 Eastern 34 Western Hama Spring . . . Home Truck AN 0uT5TAuD1Nc5 TRIO BETTY MEYER chosen as the MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL NELL ORPIN received the title ol BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL BARBARA CHENAULT selected as the BEST GIRL SCHOLAR Their class could not decide from among these three, the MOST OUTSTANDING GIRL. w it -. 54' K' I Zfbruary 961170 ifes BILL DELLASTATIOUS-honored as both MOST POPULAR BOY and BEST ATHLETE. VERNON DODGE-named as MOST OUTSTANDING BOY in his class. GEORGE DAFFER-voted as BEST BOY SCHOLAR. IOP -J Q-Q Xt 'a 75. ww IV' 'JS' ... 9 Y'-v ABBOTT. MARGARET RODEHEAVER-Cheer Leader. Girls' Rifle Club. S. C. C. xg XIX X ALBERT. ALFRED LOBE-Cadets. ALLWINE. WILLIAM LEE-Cadets. Nix 35 AMIDON. PRISCILLA I.-Girls' Glee Club. Dramatic Club. S.C.C.. Section Ki gxx ' dfyffj President one semester. Honor Roll two semesters. Tech Lile Business X. xf f jf Q Stall. Orchestra. Eg' ARMSTRONG. HOWARD P.-Ice Skating Club. S2251 k L ,X fjijjg Asl-ILIN. lol-IN DAvIEs-'rech Panel. IQ M, yi?-J X5 If I0 wry? AUE. MARIE GERTRUDE-nswunq Club. A K4 .X vs! BALLARD. lol-IN CECIL. IR.-Track. Football. Circle I' cms. ' V yy BALLARD. MAUDE RENRIETTA. i ff fpx , Em BEARD. DOROTHY ISABELLE-s.c.c. 1QCl,fiW 'iff ,Y ' REI-INEMAN. GEORGE. X X ' BEHNKE. BERNICE-Bowling Club. Spanish Club. Girl Reserves. Honor Roll X two semesters. 5 X NX I BLAIR. VIRGINIA LEE-Saddle Club. Girls' Sports Club. Bowling Club. Girls' Rifle Club. S. C.C.. Fencing Club. Section President one semester. BOCHENIK. BENJAMIN-Cadets. Chevrons Club. Tech Life Representative. BOYLE. WILLIAM EDWARD-Spanish Club. Click Club. Saddle Club. 22 45 X 'Ye IA lx lJD,kyJv O ' I , I I , I ' I DI L 471 1 Qi 1, I BREEDEN. CLARA MAE-Home Economics Club. BRENT. HENRY-Track. Football. Saddle Club. Circle T. BROOKS. LAURA LEE-Girls' Glee Club. BROWN. VIRGINIA LUELLA-I-'xench Club. Orchestra. BRUBAKER. ROBERT LEE-Boys' Rille Team. Chevrons Club. Boys' Glee Club. BRUBAKER. WILLIAM WAYNE-Boys' Rifle Team. Boys' Glee Club. Chevons Club. BRUI-'I-'EY. THOMAS BLAIR-Cadets. Boys' Glee Club. BRYAN. IEAN EVELYN-Bowling Club. Tech Lile Business Stall. BRYAN. IOSEPH DANIEL-Baseball. Football. Basketball. BURCH. RUTH PEARL. BUSHONG. WENDELL EDGAR-Cadets. Ice Skatinq Club. CARTER. HONORE HUNTER-Bowling Club. Saddle Club. CASHDOLLAR. BETTY MARIE-Nature Club. Girls' Glee Club. Girls' Rille Club. Girl Reserves. Section President one semester. CASTLE. DOROTHY MAE-Bowling Club. CATTERTON, WILLIAM E.-Cadets. Track, Boys' Glee Club. Nature Club. Pals and Palettes. CHAMOULOS. HELENA RITA. CHENAULT. BARBARA MAE-Girls' Glee Club. Dramatic Club. Chemistry Club. Section President one semester. Tech Life Representative. Honor Roll Iour semesters. Pharos. Ice Skating Club. Girl Reserves. CHRISTEN. CLARE MARIE-S.C.C.. Bowling Club. Saddle Club. Fencing Club. Section President one semester. CLAGETT. GEORGE MARSHALL-Tech Patrol. 'Q W' Eff? CLAY. IRENE EAVES-Dramatic Club. Girls' Glee Club. Debating Club. Chemistry Club. Honor Roll four semesters. Girls' Sports Club. Tech Lile Representative one semester. COBERLY. GERALD-Cadets. Tech Patrol. 6 f,-iile, 49, .qv inv- 'Q-Mg: 2 'R A if 'ki 'k'k'k'k'kir f,, COHEN, ALLEN HERBERT. 'V DAFFER, GEORGE HOWELL-Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, Cadets. if .Tr CROWL, EDNA VIRGINIA. 4' , ' .X ff DABBONDAZA, HENRY IAMES. 'srsyl Xrf DAFFER, GEORGE HOWELL-Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, Cadets. XX X Chevrons Club, S. C. C., Debating Club, Honor Holl Iwo semesters. X f' XX f DALENA. TERESA. f DAVIDS, ROBERT I.-Spanish Club, Chemistry Club. DAVIS, MARY ELIZABETH. DELK, FRANK SIMPSON. DELLASTATIOU5. IOSEPH WILLIAM-Track, Football. Baseball, Circle 'I' CIub. G. O., Vice-President. DODGE, VERNON B.-Football, Track. Circle T Club. DOHONEY, CAROL FLORENCE-Nature Club. Girl Reserves. DONAHUE, EDWARD C.-Cadets, Chevrons Club, Section President four semesters, G. O., Honor Roll one semester. DOUGHERTY, IOHN IOSEPH-Football, Tech Patrol. DYSON. MELVIN EUGENE-Cadets. Chevrons Club. EDWARDS. GLORIA MARY-Fencing Club, President, Girls' Glee Club. Ice Skating Club, Tech Life Literary Stalf, S. C. C.. Section President one semester. ELLIS. LOUIS CARL, IR.-Harmonica Club, President: Boys' Glee Club, Saddle Club. ENDRES, ERIKA-S. C. C., Bowling Club. ENGLE, IAMES DAVID-Cadets, Chevrons Club, Debating Club. Dramatic Club, Techite Representative one semester. Honor Roll three semesters. EVELER, IOHN SIDNEY-Track. FAMIGLIETTI, TONY. FITZGERALD, ROBERT EMMETT. FOOTE, IACK SHERWOOD-Nature Club. Chemistry Club. FORTNER, ETTA ADELAIDI-:. . ' FRANK, MARY ELLEN-Bewlinq Club, Tech Lite Representative one semester. X GALLIA. ANDREW, IR.-Tech Patrol. Click Club. kt D . GARGANO, FRANCES-Bowling Club, Fencing Club, Girl Reserves, Tech K 4 Lite Representative one semester. , X ,cur '.:- Q' A GENUNG, MARION IENNIE-Girls' Glee Club. W EH GIBSON, ANN LEA-Girls' Sports Club, Girl Reserves. 5-ri GIBSON. BETTY MAE-Girls' sports Club. Qfimfft GICKER. EVELYN MAY-Girls' Glee Club, Girl Reserves, s.c. C. l 1f fgk GIovINAzzo. JACK ANTHONY-Cadets, Saddle club. Track, J v- 4 Goonwm, ANN Loutsf:-sowlrrrg Club. 7' X F fe GOSSELIN. DOROTHY-Bowling Club. l GRIM, DORTHA ETTA-Bowling Team, Dramatic Club. Library Sta'I. HAMILTON, HOPE HAYNES. ax ik riff afaffaffaf l-IARLOW. TYREE. HARRIS, GUY FRANKLIN-Tech Patrol, Golf Team, Cadets. HARRISON. ELEANOR LOUISE-Bowling Club. HINSON, HARRISON LATHAM-Cadets. HODGES, DOROTHY LOUISE-Home Economics Club. HODGKINS, CHARLES EDWIN-Cadets, Basketball, Chevrons Club. HOLLIDGE, VERNON ROBERT-Football, Baseball, Circle T Club. HUGHES, IEAN BROOKE-Bowling Club. HUNTRESS, GEORGE. IACK, VIRGINIA MARGARET-Techite Representative one semester. IACKSON, GEORGE M., IR.-Cadets, Section President one semester. IACKSON, PHILIP. 11 0, UM IEFFREY. MARION LOUISE-Theta Delta Tau, Saddle Club, Bowlinq Club. S. C.C., Girl Reserves, Techite Representative one semester. IOHNSON, DOROTHY MAE. IOHNSTON, ROBERT W.-Bank Statt, S. C. C.. Commercial Club. IOHNSTONE, MARCIA-Girls' Gle IONES, IONES, ELIZABETH EMMA-Girls' IONES, KENT. ION ES, MARIORIE LOUISE. KAPLAN, WILLIAM-Tech Life I. three semesters. KEESE. CATHERINE GERTRUDE. e Club, Pals and Polettes. DOROTHY CLARISSA-Girls' Ritle Club, Dramatic Club. Glee Club. iterary Stalt, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll KETNER, MARY REBECCA-Nature Club, Girls' Sports Club, Girl Reserves. KIDWELL. IOHN RAYMOND-Che mistry Club, Tech Lite Representative two .gm M N S semesters. KIENY, MALINDA IEAN-Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Theta Delta Tau. KILMER, DOROTHY DOUGLAS-Saddle Club, President: Techite Representa- tive one semester, Girl Reserves, Honor Roll three semesters. fy KLEBOLD, WILLIAM HENRY. I KOHLER, FRED KARL-Pals and Palettes, Track. Section President one ' J semester. EQ ., 1.AwHonN. ALLEN MORRIS. X R if ! FX 4 jf' LAYTON, DOROTHY LEE-Girls' Sports Club, Bowling Club, Tech Lite Rep- X RL Cf' I j K! fj resentative one semester. KQM ,I W3 1512 bL,k iuvsx J1XJj Lsvm. nick so1.oMoN. .XC L . X. lk, - L6 X01 QQJXYJGJ LEWIS, HARRIETT EVELYN-Girl Reserves, Paint and Powder Club. .1 ' 'J IQ! MQ YE Lswls, THOMAS FRANCIS-Baseball. Circle 1' Club. A lp If-ff QNX' LIGON, WILLIAM I'I.-Boys' Glee Club, Cadets. X Q ,951 t ? 5 Lossasnc, Gsnrsuns-Tech Lite Business smu. Bowling club. Home Q ffhfl' Axgfb ,ff Economics Club, Commercial Club. Y - f if tx O' hey LOWE, CHARLES EDWARD-Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Fencing Club, X , W ZIQX Techite Representative one semester, French Club, President: Plxaros, Honor Roll three semesters. .2 F Ti f X -:ix N . .bn L I 3 ,W 2 W .N ...- ,- 'ins RAPP. IOHN THOMAS-Tech Lite Representative one semester. REAMY. RUPERT CLYDE. REEVES, ALBERTA MARIE. RICHARDSON, GRANT CHARLES-Cadets. ROOT. ELIZABETH MORTON-Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Theta Delta Tau, President. ROSENBURG. CALVIN. RYLAND, HARRY LEE. SAKES, IAMES C.-Cadets. SAMPOGNA, MARY IOSEPHINE. SANDERS. IAMES CLIFTON-Football, Baseball. SAXTON, ROBERT IAMES-Tecl-rite Representative one semester. SCHAEFER, GLORY ANN-Girl Reserves, Home Economics. 4 ,vs 'S- K. ififkf . 'W S- eq-7' 'ws' 4 Z M , guys. 2 171 IVIACINNES. ERNEST RODERICK-Boys' Glee Club. MAGGIA. EDMOND. MALAS. OLGA-Girls' Sports Club, Home Economics Club. MANOS, BESSIE-Orchestra. MARCH. IO ANN-Fencing Club, Girls' Glee Club. Saddle Club, Girls' Riile Club, Nature Club, Pals and Palettes. MARTUFI. ALICE PAULINE-Orchestra. S. C. C.. Chemistry Club. MCCENEY, DONALD VICTOR-Tech Patrol, Section President one semester. MCCREARY, ELLEN LOUISE-Girls' Sports Club, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves. MCNICHOLAS. CORNELIUS THOMAS-Nature Club, President: Cadets, Chevrons Club, Section President. Tech Life Representative three semesters. MENSH, REBECCA RUTH-Bowling Club. MEYER. BETTY MARGARITE-Pals and Pczlettes. Bowling Club, Saddle Club. S. C. C., Fencing Club, Girls' Rifle Club. Lambda Sigma Delta, Girls' Sports Club. Honor Holl two semesters. MOORE. DOROTHY KATHERINE. MYERS. BETTY LEE-Girl Reserves. MYERS, CARL F.-Section President one semester. MYERS, HERBERT CHARLES-Cadets. NEAL. MARY ELIZABETH-Pals and Palettes, Girl Reserves, Paint and Powder Club. NELSON, GRACE ERNESTINE-Girl Reserves. NOYES, KARL. ORPIN, ELIZABETH NELL-Lambda Sigma Delta, Section President five semesters, Lower House ol G. O. OSTERHOUDT. LELA MILDRED-Girls' Glee Club. Paint and Powder Club. Chemistry Club, Nature Club. PAREZO. MARGARET LORRAINE. PEARSON. MINNIE ELIZABETH. PRITTS, ELEANOR ANN-Girl Reserves. RACOOSIN, STANLEY ARNOLD-Techite Business Staff, Baseball, Manager: Basketball, Assistant Manager: Circle 'I' Club. Section President two semesters. ir 'lr W Y gLfQub'E2ll8Qi3i'1g 5' X l I K w , A figs 5 M T' Ivy Y THOMPSON, DONALD WILLIAM. THOMPSON, DORIS LORRAINE-S. C. C., Pain! and Powder Club. Saddle Club, Chemistry Club, Tech Life Business Stall. TI-IRIFT, RICHARD ALLAN. TUBBS, IVA GRACE-Girls' Glee Club, Tech Life Represenlalive one semester. VAGNONI, LOUIS ANTHONY-Cuclels, Saddle Club. VAKAS. ELFRIEDA. VINCENT. WILLIAM H.. IR.-Cadets. WALLACE. GLADYS WAYNE-Girl Reserves. WELSH, THOMAS WILLIAM, IR. WESCHLER, RALPH ALFRED, IR.-Boys' Glee Club. WEST, ELIZABETH KATHERINE-Nmure Club, Pals Club. Girl Reserves, Ice Skating' Club. WHITT, HAROLD-Football. -f and Paletles, Bowling fx A fiv . X 1 .' V, 1-1-crm . I SCHULER. ELWOOD WILLIAM-Spanish Club. Ice Skating Club. Graphic Arts Club. SCHUM. STANLEY. SCOTT. DOROTHY LORRAINE. SHEPPARD. HAROLD LEE-Bowling Club, Saddle Club, Ice Skating Club. SHERWOOD. CATHERINE-Saddle Club. SHOMO. NANCY. SILVERMAN. LILLIAN. SIMMONS. MARGARET LOIS-Home Economics Club. SINGER. HYMIE. SINNET. DOROTHY M.-Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. Home Economics Club. SISSON. RICHARD ATHEY. IR.-Football. Boys' Glee Club. SIOHOLM. EDWIN MILTON. SMITH. ALFRED-Cadets. Tech Lile Representative one semester. SMITH. IOSEPH P.-Track. Circle T. SOUDER. GLADYS MURIEI.-Techite Representative one semester. SOUTHER. BLANCHE MARIE-Girl Reserves. Paint and Powder Club. SPEAR. FRED ROLAND-Football. Basketball. SPINDLE. HELEN VIRGINIA. SPRINGER, ROBERT FRANKLIN-Boys' Glee Club. Cadets. Chevrnns Club. Ice Skating Club. Graphic Arts Club. STEPHENSON. STEPHEN HALL-Boys' Glee Club, Cadets. Ice Skating Club. Chevrons Club. SUIT. GEORGE LEE-Truck, Football. DeMoluy. 'I'ALBO'I'T. PATTON VINCENT. TAUBER. BERNARD, TAYLOR, MARY ELIZABETH-Girl Reserves. Paint and Powder Club. if f-'I 3, l ljk 5 YW H' lA ynv jzjlwjlylkl A YJ J! V, J JJ P93 I xl X-rs, ,Jjff I mi X Klf O' 'ac:'jXE-Mlm 'ill m... 2 i A WITHEROW. DONALD WILLIAM-Honor Roll ihree semesters. YALOM, IEAN-Bowling Club. Honor Roll lhree semesters. Commercial Club. ZARIN, BURTON ARNOLD. HENRY BRENT was chosen by the February Class as the Most Handsome Boy. Che Dramatic Klub ,vresvrzfs l j 1 I m , 1 , , W f , Y , , 1 ' ' 1 f 1 1 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k Cefh turns auf with Pafriafic ffzfmfsf when the Lfadefs parade A' f5'5'k'V9Df I -. NI Q A iiiiiriiiii TECH TEACHES I DEUCDTIO THE CGMMON the Stadium Where the Spirit ef Derrreerrzey is deeeleped elf Zfeeh fhreuglz Cfrzdefs ez14d,4fl1lefies Sqmbolic of American freedom is Techs simple maiesng, pcrtraqed in this view. Tech stands ever supreme in a field of liiqli ideals and principles in a background 01' democracq. INDEX BASKETBALL FOOTBALL ,,,,,,,, TRACK .,,,,,,,,,,,, CADETS .,,,,,,,,,,,...,, BAND ,,,, ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,. COMPANY A ,,,,..,. COMPANY B COMPANY C COMPANY D COMPANY E r1Rs'r BATTAL16if'Sf1IFFi1QQ.11 REGIMENTAL smrr LLLL LLL,L,LLLLLLL SECOND BATTALION STAFF CLUBS ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,.AY,Y,YYY,Y.,,VVVVVVYVV, ,YYVVV W W BANK STAFF ,,,,,,,,..,,,, BOOK EXCHANGE ,,,,,. BOYS GLEE V.,,,,,,.. BOYS' RIFLE ,,,,,,, CHEMISTRY ,,,,,,,..,, CHEER LEADERS ,,,,,,, CHESS ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, W CHEVRONS , ,,,,,. , CIRCLE T I A,,, I CLICK ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, COMMERCIAL ,,,,,,, DEBATING ,,,,, DEMOLAY , , , DIAMOND T ,,., I DRAMA'I'IC , FENCING ,,,,,, ,,,,,, FRENCH ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,A W GIRL RESERVES .,,,,,, GIRL SCOUTS ,,,,,. , , GIRLS' BOWLING ,,,,,,,. GIRLS' GLEE ,Y,,,,YY,VVVVVVV-w GIRLS' RIFLE ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,..,,,, G. O. LOWER HOUSE .,,,,,,, G. O. UPPER HOUSE ,,,,,,, GOLF ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,, GRAPHIC ARTS ,,,,,A,,,,,, W HOME ECONOMICS ,,,,,,., LAMBDA SIGMA DELTA, LIBRARY STAFF YYYY,,,VVYVVV, LITERARY I ,.,,,, I NATURE ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, OFFICE STAFF ,,,, ,,,Y,,,, W W ORCHESTRA , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W PAINT AND POWDER PALS AND PALETTES ,,,,. PHAROS ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, PLACEMENT W W ,,VY QUILL AND SCROLL SABRE ,,,, W W SADDLE , S. C. C. ,, SPANISH ,,,,,,,,,, STAGE CREW , , , 101-105 103-104 101-102 105 60-65 62-63 62-63 62-63 64-65 64-65 64-65 61 61 61 74-95 74 74 76 76 75 75 75 77 77 78 78 78 95 85 80 79 79 84-85 88 95 80-81 79 86 86 81 88 88 81 89 84 90 89 90 92 91 87 92 87 92 89 93 93 74 TECH LIFE ,,,,,.,,,,,,, 94 TECH PATROL ,,,,,,,,,,, 91 TENNIS TEAM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 94 THETA DELTA TAU I I 93 FACULTY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, v,,,,, 14-18 ART ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I ,,,..,..... 18 COMMERCIAL ,,,,,,,,, 16 ENGLISH ,...,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 HISTORY .. ...,.,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,.., 15 HOME ECONOMICS ,,,,,, 16 LANGUAGE ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 17 MATHEMATICS ,,,,,,, 15 MUSIC ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 18 P. T. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 18 SCIENCE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 18 TECHNICAL TRAINING ,,,,,,,, 17 FEBRUARY SENIORS ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,. 1 08-118 GIRLS' SPORTS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69-71 IUNE SENIORS ,,,,,,,,,,, 28-56 X ,5 x- ' . 4, if W'-D E , 5 U- 1 5 ,,,......- ,,,...,f-v-- -,,..,......-- .. W. ...Q i5 'h' U, . Q: A+,.'f'Q, I . f., .5 . 1 K' 1. ,v -2-'H ., , . lag, P .. . A W X , Q, q .A V, 1 Wav ,, ' 'X , W - ,., . . ' fgg' Vs V ,. - L... J z- 1. V. , V ,- Am 1- ' W ' Ti ,f fl ggi' A 1- '- , 1. pgfyv 'ff' ' ., -, Qgvy- 1: ,,., .fff H A' ' A ' :gg 'f ., 'K-' W: L X.. '5'iff f .fm Y . . . if sg A fmfsf'-f .. . , . .gf -'-b ! -5. Vi .eff 4 g g q ., '.g,Qf?5g:2w n ' '32 ,. 'MQ Best Wishes to Seniors of June 1 94 1 and February 1 94-Z THE TECHITE STAFF OF 1941 IIlcKin1eq 9 A I or ' 4 f we Graduation Exercises of the CLASS Of JUHE Ilineteen Hundred and Forhg-Two The School Auditorium Second and T Streets, Tlortheast Ulednesd.-lu, June 17 Commencement Program PRESIDING OFFICER ------- Mr. Robert L. HaYC0Ck First Assistant Superintendent of Schools OVERTURE-KTTTIC Merry Wives of Windsor - - - NiC0lUi Tech Symphony Orthestra All F. Harbo, Director Entrance of Graduates INVOCA1-ION - - ---- - Rev. W. Keith Custis, B. D. Riverdale Presbyterian Church STRING E.NsEIvIBI.E- Song of the Sailors--from The Flying Dutchman - R- Wagner Slumber Song - - - - S0t1g ananged by Leopold Auer Beth Bon Durant--violin MBU' Ellen Lovelace: violin Janet Di Pietro-violin Priscilla Amidon-viola Phyllis Aihin-piano SALUTATQRY ------- - - John L. Prather SOPRANO SOLO- Keep On Hopin' - Kathleen H cron-Maxwell Lenore Aronson Betty McCall-Accompanist PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT - - - Philip Fessenden Wamer VALEDICTORY ---- Heart-Wounds ---- 4th Movement of Symphony No. l. - - Adagio: Allegro malta e vivace Tech Symphony Orchestra ANNOUNCEMENTS OF SCI-IOLARSHIPS - - SOPRANO SOLO-uThe British Children's Prayer Mary Lou Breen Phyllis Aiken-Accompanist William Kaplan Edvard Grieg Beethoven Miss Jessie Coope Assistant Principal facques Wolfe PRESENTATION OF CLASS - - - AWARD OF DIPLOMAS - - Miss Jessie Coope Mr. A. lVl. Vliet Assistant Principals Mr. F. C. Daniel Principal Mr. H. F. Keyser at the Organ Star Spangled Banner BENEDICTION President - - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sergeant-at-A rms The audience wi ll please Exit of Graduates - - Francis Scott Key Rev. W. Keith Custis, B. D. Class Officers - Philip Pessenden Warner - Martha Ann Posey Mildred Lorraine Thayer Eugene Michael Picciano Howard William Keithley remain seated until the graduates have left the auditorium. Phyllis Marie Aikin 'T Priscilla Amidon 'T Jean Winitred Anderson 'T Lenore Aronson T Lillian Louise Bleuer 'Z Mary Elizabeth Bon Durant 'T Dora Virginia Brill ' Ruth Orrell Burgess T Barbara Mae Chenault 'T lrene Eaves Clay 'T Patricia Katharine Collins 'T Marianne Louise Cook 'T Luther Weldon Brady, Jr. 'T Calvin Roscoe Burke T George H. Daifer T Robert Stephen Dale T Edward Carlos Donahue T Legend: ' Honor Students: Dolores Mona Barnett Lucille Hattie Belt Mary Madeline Boswell Sylvia Borak T Audrey Evelyn Brown Helen Elaine Cheakalos Carmelina Doris Cuticchia Sara Emestine Davey Myra Bohn Akers Hilda May Allen Mary Lavinia Brew Elena Maria Caporaletti Dorothy Mae Castle Peggy Virginia Chapman Ann Rose Handy Sydwell Georgina Anderson Marguerite Adella Bailey Catherine Lee Bevans Rosemary Catherine Bligh Mary Lou Breen Elizabeth Helen Bridge Lois Magdaline Burchell Dorothy Mae Campbell Mary Theresa Diedericlt Mary Anthony Mildred Mary Betzinger Margaret Lou Bonar Madeline Bott: Jo Clare Bray Sophie Elizabeth Charity Betty Lee Cheseldine ltflargaret Annie Carleton Jean Teresa D'Andelet Lorraine Nellie Edelen Betty Jane Laclcofi Betty Gordon Lawhorn Anita Lorraine Layton Marian Elaine Lester Roselle Laura Lewis Mildred Josephine Martuti Graduates Olive Lane Bamhart, Senior Sponsor Carol Christine Darrow Juanita Maria Dianda T Eleanor Duerksen T Janet Louise Ellis 'T Audrey Cecelia Garner T Jean Elizabeth Gochenour 'T Phyllis Gragg T Katherine Veronica Grange 'T Mary Louise Harrison T Elizabeth Ruth Hosterman 'T lviona Jeanne Keesling 'T Henrietta Kishter 'T Harold Noriis Eccleston. Jr. 'T Thomas Benjamin Habecker 'T Richard Edwin Hunton 'T William Kaplan 'T George Allen Ledwith ' Mary Elizabeth Leonard 'T Mary Ellen Lovelace 'T Gladys Louisa McBee 'T Betty May McCall 'T Lois Elizabeth Neuhaus 'T Olivia Jane Newby ' Josephine Marie Palumbo 'T Martha Ann Posey 'T . Elizabeth Morton Root il Edith Glenn Shepherd T . Marian Ruth Solberg Lois Helen Stuntz T Thomas St.Leger Moncure T Nelson Keith Norford 'T John Lyle Prather 'T William Edward Rowland 'T Henry Albert Streh 'T T Members of Pharos Honor Society Section 103-8, Olive Lane Barnhart Mary Elizabeth Davis Marilyn Dickson Mary Ellen DiGirolomo Janet Yolanda DiPietro Edith Grace Donley Helen Donley Elaine Mary Doyle Lee Ruth Dudley Doris Marguerite Edwards Betty Jean Ethridge Dorothy Fawkes Elsie Jane Gallagher Billie Joan Graham Philis Eleanor Hardie Mary Bernice Heishman Ethel Lelris Henderson Section 205f8, Genevieve Louise marsh Marie Eleanor Harris Emma Lee Jones Rita Marie Kane Dorothy Elizabeth Keller Frances Bessie Malkin Dorothy Norine Mueller Dorothy Estelle Norris Maggie Mae Pastelle Juanita Gertrude Pelks Eleanor Pritis Helen Lucile Quick Helen Maretta Silbaugh Evelyn Louise Simpson Benna June Smith Section 211-8, Sue Mc Glauqhan Brett Nancy Elizabeth Dulaney Harriet Blanch Gallagher lla Gray Garris Irene Rose Hardy Betty Margaret Hosey Esther Madeleine Hughes Phyllis Pauline Jodon Virginia Jane Johnson Margaret Louise Kendrick Evelyn Elaine Kite Lois Elsie Lederer Caroline Pierce Linkins Jane Carnell MacDonald Ellen Jayne Mead Elizabeth Gertrude Meile Mary Martha Moller Helen Elizabeth Morelen Kathleen Elizabeth Pierce Section 23043, Tlellie Jane Ouerhulser Patricia Ann Collins Dorothy Elizabeth Cooper Florence Elizabeth Cornett Anna Rose Corrado Patricia Ann Cox Bette Jean Darnall Dorothy Elizabeth Diclt Section 328f Kathryn Louise McCandless Marilyn Fern Mosely Helen Lee Nevitt Nancy Pappalardo Rosemary Pappalardo Agatha Rose Parlato Mary Louise Parry Leona Jane Peach Jennie Prencipe Betty Ann Dorr Gladys Lee Dunn Ellen Eva Farr Mildred Derrick Genung Helen Lee Goulding Evelyn Elizabeth Gray Evelyn Mae Greco 8 Lucq Knox Mary Magdalene Purcell Lucille Alma Rhame Pauline Lillian Rich Martha Conna Richardson Helen Florence Rothwell Dorothy Louise Russell Eloise Grace Russell Vinette Roberta Ryan Eugenia Marshall Schmidt lris Gaynelle Taylor T Anne Marie Thaler 'T Mildred Lorraine 'niayer 'T Dorothy Eleanor Valentine T Doris Marie Vavasis 'T Mary Louise Vliet 'T Helen Kathryn Waltz 'T Eileen Elizabeth Wubbena 'T Jean Yalom 'T George Grover Veily 'T Philip Fessenden Wamer 'T Catherine Virginia Healer Clara Lorraine Jones Marion Francis Kerr Evelyn Frances Kirby Elaine Margaret Novak Janet Louise Wemer Jean Catherine Smith Mary Dee Thompson Annie Willie Tilley Mary Gertrude True Helen Nickalos Versis Gladys Wayne Wallace Elaine Jessie Piercy Graco Audrey Preinkert Joanne Agnes Tana Marguerite Eula Thompson Mary Edna Trueblood Cecil Mae Van Orsdale Audrey Lane Warwick Violet Ruby Watson Roberta Bruner Winkler Jean Elizabeth Hewitt Catherine Lawton Grace Catherine Longo Marilyn Anne Pierce Gertrude Raab Eleanor Mae Smith lrene Avis Zajic Eleanor Antoineite Shupe Sophie Jane Snowberger Arvilla Straight Ellen Mary Strand Maria Tacconeili Virinia Harrison Volpe Edith lngram Walton Helen Warrene Welch Mary Kathleen Chaney Harriet Sarah Corcoran Lois Julie Fessenden Helen Louise Frith Clara Regina Goldsmith Florence Elizabeth Green Nonna Ernestine Heyser Mary Jane Hopkins Robert Chadwick Armstrong Joseph Lave Atchison William Nicholas Baumgartner Sol Becker Richard Hilton Bradford Ray Ellis Brockman William Walter Brown Joseph John Brucculeiri Hugh Willis Campbell Silvis Anthony Carpineti Richard Joseph Dent Raymond John Doyle James Edlund Howard William Keithley, Jr. Richard Gridley Kidwell William Edward Ladson William Rudolph Layne Andrew Walter Litton, Jr. Nelson Lee Aters Elmer Dean Baily Charles Edmond Biggs Russell Parker Bowie Leonard Paul Brooks Richard Brown Robert Steve Brown Samuel Alfred Caruso Milton Stephen Chumbris George Edward Behneman Victor lrving Berman Bernard Borow Grover Cleveland Boydston, Jr. Aaron Brenner Walter Lee Brown, Jr. William Allen Burgess Fred Morris Carver Joseph Anthony Coogan Wilson Lee Darrow James Edwin Albinson Arthur Franklin Barnard James Austin Billings Jacob Alfred Bladt Benjamin Herman Bochenek Clyde Orville Bradley Charles Benton Brantner Wayne Owen Brubaker Allen Gore Burnett Graduates -- Continued Section 332-8, Martha Jean Hummer V Elizabeth Mae lnglis Betty Mae Jamieson Shirley Louise Jennings Suzanne Laney Freda Rose Levine Ann Kennedy MacDonald Norma Louise McDermott Ida Los ltelson Janet Miller' Milburn Etna Frances Mollari Lois Elaine Newkirk Helen Audrey Perkins Barbara Pershing Ursula Gwendolyn Ritchie Nancy Jean Scott Barbara Anne Shearer Section 209f8, Ada Hume Coe Gilbert Eugene Coates William Edward Cobb Benjamin Franklin Coe, Jr, Raymond Armond Coulombe Burton Eugene Cnimrine. Jr. Reyburn Hicks Dennis, Jr. Edwin William Dowling John William Earman, Jr. Wilfred Russell Ehrmantraut William Adrian Ehrmantraut Section 218-8, Gag William Edward Long Lawrence Francis Mater Thomas Eliott Marcos Charlet Watts Mercer Warren Harvard Merrill Theodore Robert Nix Richard Edwin Ornburn William Edison Owen William Fritts James Bniner Gregory Noel Vincent Gros Donald William Hall George Marion Harbourt Harry Williams Harbourt Robert Edward Harrison Edwin Thomas Healy Robert Wayne Johnston Francis Mitchell Jones Somerville Donnallq Hunter Andrew Parker Eugene Michael Picciano William Prior Ralph Burke Rizer Albert Saur Roger omas Seal Johnny Whorton Shanks Richard Carlton Smallwood Section 231-8, Bella Brooks Thompson Bryan C. Clatterbuck Robert Morris Crandall Theodore Peter D'Orto Robert Leigh Fickinger Herbert Earl Gaskins, Jr. Donald Walter Herr Andrew Husser Fred Jennings Nicholas Demetrius Kokinas Charles Edward Lohr. Jr. Robert Stanley Major Ray Vernon McAfee George Leight Nussbaum Walter Theodore Parker, Jr. Richard Orion Patton Albert Randolf Pfeiffer Morris Louis Rubin Albert Charles Scuderi Section 239-8, Herbert Fred Keqser Francis Joseph Donnelly Frank Leonard Dove John Sherwood Foote John Henry Houser William Thomas Houser Prosser Jeffreys, Jr. Douglas Miller Jenkins Lloyd Edward Kurtz Richard McClain Lawson John Lindsay Robert Oliver Lundmark Paul Edward McCawley John Reece McVey Philip Austin Merchant Joseph Philip William 0'Connor Frank George Pappas Robert Kendall Pavlat John George Ray, Jr. Thomas Allen Ray John Henry Sartain Section 312-8, Samuel William Pursell Julian Cowden Cummings Joseph Adolph Dianda Elgin Adams Dunnington Edward BernardFinch ' Frank Parsons Flury Charles Bernard Fyock Louis Arnall Gausman Ralph Groves Robert Hill Haynes Charles Elmer Heiribaugh, Irvin Hershowitz William Albert Homer Albert Carmie Jeffries, Jr. Charles Peckham Johnson Russell Stewart Lewis Michael Joseph Loftus James lrving McDaniel David Russell McMasters Doris Virginia Spangler June Lawton Strong Florence Virginia Talley Shirley Marie Toleman Sylvia Zirnberg Richard Joseph Junghans John Nelson Layman David Arabin McNamee Comelius Thomas MeNieholas Samuel Charles Rainey Douglas Matthew Smith Vernon Frank Stamm Ralph Bernard Smith William Harry Strawn Edward Ray Talbott Raymond Ernest Trump John Hoffman Vermillion Edward Henry Vollmer Edwin Walter Milton Jerome Weinstein Willard Campbell Snaidman William O'Neal Smeltzer Robert Franklin Springer Stephen Hall Stephenson Joseph George Tulenko, Jr. Samuel Henry Webb David Elmer Saunders Alfred Charles Smith William Stannard Frank James Sazama Charles Blaine Sweitzer Wesley Hiram Tompkins Bernard Francis Wathen Charles Norman Willis Elmer Franklin Wolfrey Richard Carl Meadows Daniel Miller Richard Hill Moore Henry Emil Naehle William Ballou Perry Paul Warren Sanborn William Edward Seull. Jr. George Lee Suit Christian Volz