McKinley Technical High School - Techite Yearbook (Washington, DC)
- Class of 1946
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Our Commencement is the beginning of adult life on an earth still seething with unrest and turmoil. The hostili- ties of war are over, the tiring has ceased, and the bombs no longer dropg but the pains of wounded men have not stopped, the cries of hungry chil- dren are with us yet, and there is still hate in men's hearts. To us, the youth, falls the arduous task of maintaining this shaky peace. Mankind has learned the sad lesson that keeping a peace is more difficult than waging a war. But we face this challenge with brave hope, with strengthened courage, with a fervent prayer that we shall be worthy of this universal peace which we can and must guard tirelessly forever. szegp r F mf x - mm ' ' . .,g, S M - :ff I v ff M WN- Q . l if .,.L - 5 , N X . pg H' ww, 2: I if 5 'EE5x KXL ff, rl I SL emf y 1 Qegicafeg 60 our joys Qylm gfave given Clzeir .gives 93 ggeace U2 fvafivuzf As Abraham Lincoln once dedicated a portion of a battlefield as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that this nation might live , so we, students in a high school in l946, dedicate our year- book to our fallen classmates. Through the halls of Tech and in the hearts of their high school companions the supreme sacrifice made by these will be a lasting memory, a treasured inspiration for all time. They died so that we might live-we must not, we shall not forget that. TEC!-l'S GOLD STAR BOYS Amos, Ioseph Aters, Walter E. Bagdasian, Hike Balderson, Marvin E. Bateman, Iames Edward Bausell, Lewis Kenneth Becker, George H. Belote, Hugh Oliver Birch, Robert R. Bladt, Iacob E. Boss, George Raymond Brewster, David L. S. Brill, Harold W. Burr, Edwin L. Carmody, Iarnes I. Carpenter, William R. Ir. Carrick, Iames P. Celenza, Charles Christie, Ioseph N. Chumbris, Iames A. Clements, William H. Cohen, Henry Cooke, Charles Harvey Cranford, Leonard Carter Crawford, Alvin Beverly Creamer, Matthew F. Crockett, M. Gordon Curten, Iohn Daly, Francis P. Darby, Charles S. Del Grosso, Nicholas Dexter, Iohn Boyd Dietrick, Paul A. Dodge, Vernon B. Ir. Donnally, W. Lawrence Dougherty, Proctor L. Downey, Harry Lee Downs, Stanley Orville Elliot, Arthur William Emeigh, Edgar Charles Engling, Robert A. Ereza, Monty Erhardt, Iohn Homer Farrell, Edward F. Ferguson, Raymond K. Friday, David C. Fritts, Herbert E. Fugitt, Donald T. Futrovsky, Samuel Gardner, William F. Gately, Ioseph Stanley Giampietro, Adam Glading, Donald H. Glynn, Henry O. Gray, Donald E. Gray, Iames E. Granziani, Iohn P. Hagan, Iames Hall, Thomas Addison Hanlon, Robert F. Harris, Irving I. Hedges, Robert Heilin, George Arthur Hegener, Ioseph I. Heil, Iohn Ioseph Hellmuth, George I. Hier, Thomas Higgins, Dan S. Hodges, Norman Iohn Holliday, Kenneth Hopkins, Matthew S. Hossick, George Clinton Houser, Malcolm R. Huddleston, Iarrett M. Huntt, W. McChesney Hurley, George M. H. Isis, Phillip Ives, Floyd Randolph Ir. Ienkins, Earl E. Iosselyn, Iohn Anderson King, George R. Klopfer, Ioseph E. Koutsos, Iohn Kuhn, Charles Lacey, Elmer H. LaFrance, L. Nelson Lanigan, Paul Raymond Latimer, Phillip A. Lawrence, Robert D. Lentz, William E. Levin, Ioseph Li Calzi, Frank Ligon Lines, William William Fuller Litsis, Leon Alexander Litvin, William Lowe, Chester F. Lurig, Adolph I. Lynn, Thomas E. March, Harry A. Marshall, Thomas Paul Mater, Lawrence F. McAfee, Ray V. McCeney Donald V. McNiel, Iohn R. Mercer, Charles O. Myers, Calvin B. Miller, Charles A. Mitchler, Paul E. Murray, Warren I. Newman, Lewis A. Nowlin, Louis E. Oden, Richard A. Pappas, Chris L. Parker, Walter Theodore Peabody, Iohn Edgar Penn, Charleton C. Pergande, Bradford Phelps, Fred Phucas, Peter Polston, Albert O. Poole, Thomas Malcolm Purll, William Eugene Rasmussen, Iohn Reeves, Robert Arnold Richardson, Kenneth N. Ridout, Arnold B. Roccia, Peter Rodgers, Clyde Eugene Rodgers, Iames Anthony Rodgers, Iohn Edwin Rosey, Iack Rosin, Marvin A. Rossignol, Allen Rubinton, Myer Rupertus, William H. Sartain, Iohn Saunders, Earle B. Ir. Schack, William Robert Scramlin, Iames D. Sesso, George A. Shelton, Robert Simpson, Iohn G. Smith, Alfred Charles Smith, Everett C. Smith, Roy E. Smith, Thompson Snee, Arthur F. Snyder, William R. D. Stalcup, Benjamin S. Stover, Donald A. Strizzi, Francis Carl Sweet, Robert E. Swenson, Roy Bruce Sykes, Iack W. Tatum, Iohn R. Tearney, Iames E. Templeton, I. Richardson Thornton, Rowland G. Tigner, Melvin I. Tobin, Francis Ioseph Tryon, Richard Gale Tucker, Iohn Stoddard Vallenti, Gino Walters, Iulian F. Walters, Walter M. Warren, Edwin W. Watkins, William R. Wilbur, Francis Wilhelm, Iohn Teddy Wilson, Donald L. Wyatt, David Bernard List complete as of April 30, 1946. iii! PEHBE 33111553 JIJY . HUP IIIID SUIIIIIIEB LUIIIDS . . .QNX Lgtif-152' 1 ,.5??',W: .1 - ' Srdgsitv 5. , L L.4': af- lm: ,N ,wt A fy, wwf 1 , FD ' QZHHV5 of JEFZCQZ vm I ,f L, gafvjligifank G. jamie! a 12 21 , Lu' Qgrizzcipa s r s Glzi jg LLSHCZ Mr. Daniel, Tech's genial principal, is the chief peacemaker of our school. A Wonderful sense of humor and complete poise at all times dis- tinguish him. His interest in cadets may be traced back to his own high school days when he was himself a captain. Formerly a math teacher, he has directed life at McKinley for many successful years, As may be said about very few principals, Mr. Daniel is a true father to the faculty and students. Their unquestionable loyalty to him is ample proof of the high regard and affection which he inspires. 1 eepilzq fha I W ' EQCE Gt eau 0 0y5 Presenting Andrew M. Vliet, Dean of Boys, our versatile, well-liked assistant principal! A Hoosier, Mr. Vliet taught first in the rural schools of Indiana, and later, having been discharged from the army in World War One, came to Tech, first to teach history, and then to head that department. Since he has been assistant principal, Mr. Vliet has given advice and aid not only to individuals but also to vari- ous clubs and organizations. Often you may see the Dean attending school sports, or watching the Cadets, as they drill. Many graduating classes have been counselled by him. We have always felt com- plete ease when talking to Mr. Vliet, and we are thank- ful lor the understanding he has shown us in these three years of our school lite. drew . If Iust one glance and you recognize the well-known, friendly face of Miss Selah, Tech's Dean oi Girls. In this, her second year as Dean, she has proven to be efficient in her work, and popular with the students seeking her ad- vice. Before entering her present position, Miss Selah had been an English teacher, had served as head of the pro- gram committee, sponsored the dramatic club, advised the yearbook, and been principal of Central Summer School for many years. Now, as Dean ot Girls, she is as busy as ever, neverthe- less Miss Selah has shown active interest in both boys' and girls' sports and other e x t r a-curricular activities. Here's to Miss Selah, Dean oi Girls, admired and liked by us alll iriam gf S f I5 fi f Jggs 6602 0 Qgifofs g, W STRAUSS, SAMUEL-BIOLOGY-former instructor in the Air Corps, already has won the E 2 hearts of Techites. to BARKMAN, WILLIAM-LT. COL.-who is principal of McKinley High Night School, says - l X Cadets are his work, Cadets are his hobby. lf' BRETT, SUZANNE-ENGLISH-has been very busy with work concerning District Legis- X lation in teachers' salaries and retirement beneiits. L. BRINKER, ROBERT-ENGLISH and IOURNALISM-a family man, iinds that his main F gf interests run along journalistic lines, , CARPENTER, LILLIAN-ENGLISH-a jovial Tech enthusiast, manages to find time in her I X off hours tor her favorite pastime-reading. ,X , CHALLICE, CLARA ELIZABETH-HISTORY-says that music and travel head her list ot 1 Tr A X enjoyments. ' P v-WSW - ve rw 4' V EL 'T4'- l, I A Mitt A'2f -it Wm 'Lv-fs, 'W' ,Q in-'X COE, ADA-LATIN-relaxing with her six cats and a book of Latin verse, enjoys her A leisure hours, DANIEL, EVELYN--PHYSICAL EDUCATION--dreams of a day of fishing, topped by an evening of bridge. DAVISSON, EDNA MAY-HISTORY-spends her summers filling a travel log, and so far has found California to be the perfect place for her. ' anything pertaining to the drama. EDWARDS, STERLING-PRINTING-hardworking business executive of the Techite , specializes in champion yearbooks. FITZGERALD, UNDINE--FRENCH-who is president of the French Teacher's Association, declares her great love to be French, the language she has spoken since childhood. U 5 DERRICK, HELEN-ENGLISH-this year's winning director of the Tournament Plays, loves 1 1 i v .-f? v fo Qbeace FOSTER, ESTHER-ENGLISH-head oi the College Committee, enjoys travel and has set her mind on Lake Louise for her next excursion. GUMMER, ELSIE-HOME ECONOMICS-who has traveled extensively over Europe, likes to add a foreign flavor to her cookery. HARRISON, IOHN-ELECTRICITY-who is very busy with day and night school, is mainly interested in radio. HOUSE, MATTHEW-MECHANICAL DRAWING-a tiller oi the soil, spends what spare time he has on gardening. KNOX, LUCY-HOME ECONOMICS-has fun supervising the camping and hiking of Tech's Girl Scouts. WALLS, VIRGINIA-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-in summer finds herself driving a hockey ball, while in Winter skiing is the sport for her. A Q51 ff Ll L Ski KINGSLEY, LOUISE--ENGLISH-is iond of her summer home in Brooklyn, Connecticut, and invites any Techite who may be passing to stop a while. KREY, ISABELLA-COMMERCIAL-Music! From the rhythmic beat of the typewriter, to the melodious echoes of a concert hall, or the serenity of a friendly evening around the piano, it's music! LAW, ELIZABETH-HOME ECONOMICS-a native Californian, likes Wash- ington well enough to stay here. Can it be Tech? MCGREGOR, IEAN-AVIATION-who worked as a chemist at the Edge- wood Arsenal during the war, plays tennis for recreation. MARINO, FRANK-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-a star in all lines of sports, will always be remembered as captain of Marino's Marvels . MCCAMMAN, CAROL-MATHEMATICS-one of the first to teach veterans at Central, is missed by all here at Tech. Zi X wb JJ QQ ll iQ MEIER, ALBIN-BIOLOGY-when away from flora and fauna, turns to the church organ. J MILLSAPS, VERA Dr.-BIOLOGY--often hikes in order to actually see the Q- E plants and animals she teaches about. -' X MITCHELL, HERBERT-MATHEMATICS-says his main pride and joy are ,A his four children, all loyal graduates of Tech. MORROW, ELIZABETH-COMMERCIAL-who is the popular sponsor of the Girl Reserves, goes for a good day's camping any time. ROBERTS, CLYDE-ENGLISH- l like to go to the theatre, or listen to a '---1 concert, and chat with my friends.-That's all. That's me. Q ROLSTON, FRANK-CHEMISTRY-usually an earnest chemist, thinks a weekend of fishing, hunting, and swimming perfect. I 20 Air... '5'i1.. SIMS, LOTTIE-COMMERCIAL-enjoys all types of crafts, particularly weaving on a hand loom. SMITH, LOUISE-ENGLISH-does geneological research f traces a fami- ly tree to youl and is a member of the Daughters of the American Revo- lution. SNYDER, DANIEL-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-is the popular coach of our football team-Need we say more? SHUGARS, CATHERINE-LIBRARIAN-says that naturally her favorite relaxation is reading, and often turns her literary taste to the cook-book. WALKER, ROBERT-PHYSICAL EDUCATION--finds his life centered around athletics: teaching them, watching high school, college, and big league teams, and even going out for sports himself. WALTZ, GEORGE-COMMERCIAL-as a real dirt farmer enjoys grub- bing around on his brother's farm in Pennsylvania. ZX Ib Z 7 J ll v .fl Nz 22 YA , 1 '... a BROWN, LEONARD-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-who also teaches Pattern Shop, may be seen leading many of our Pep Assemblies. POOLE, MARTHA-ADVISER--says her most important hobby is her country farm in St. Mary's county. SMITH, DOROTHY-HOME ECONOMICS-likes to hike, but has found her time filled in these war years with Nurses' Aide Work. THOMPSON, BELLA-MUSIC- Ma to us Techites, spends most of her time blending the voices of our Boys Glee Club. USILANER, HIRAM-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-active coach of our basket- ball team, likes to give himself a mental workout with a game of chess. WEINSTEIN, REBECCA Dr.-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-takes advantage of the tact that gas rationing has been called off, and enjoys many auto trips. WILLIS, VIRGINIA-ENGLISH-is very fond of home life, a day of cooking, sewing, and perhaps relaxing with a good book, is her ideal. Q IACKSON, DUDLEY-AUTO SHOP-from Takoma Park, teaches boys to XJ make automobiles from mere scrap X is full of spirit for school and country. lb WATKINS, RHODA-ENGLISH-is exceedingly interested in the human voice, and therefore makes speech correction, debating, and dramatics her hobbies. WEST, CAROLYN-SPANISH-says Latin America appeals to her, and hopes someday to travel there. ' WHITENER, ANN-HISTORY-one of our best from North Carolina, grad- uated from Duke University. MITCHELL, FLORENCE-MATHEMATICS-proud mother of three Techites, ' L L. :QIVMZ itil 46 23 r R Richard Peck George Darrow President Vice-President W ff, VY k- ug-,Nag QSM MUTE F1297 Y- 4 I4 YQHCETS jg ffm une G ass .311 fm, U A W -.', Q? T H: . A V 49 .V fl, .N A M X nf 1 M4 nffmiwdmrfssf ' - - lv 1 1 ' o'a ,s,',r wg' .4 5 W nf! LV 51l:TfY.4l!x.1.Q'l7kQff1.f,i ' lg , 2' :1 ' 'isiwlwfffiiz , ,V fi fy' T 'QA J 1 45 Nunn- , if ,Fugjx W Qam arren Bowman Martha Shreve Donald Humphrey Treasurer Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms y ix , ABER, BETTE Connersville, Ind.: Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Section Presi- dent: TECH LIFE Assistant Editor: Chemistry Club. ALLEN, DONALD VAIL Don : South Bend, Incl.: Chemistry Club: S.C.C. ALMGREN, CARL HERBERT Washington, D.C.: Varsity Football. ANDERSEN, CHARLES IACOB Charlie : Ioliet, Ill.: Broadcasting Club: Dramatic Club: Saber Club: Chemistry Club: Map Reading Club: Debating Club: Pharos: Cadet Major: Recreation Club: Honor Roll 5 semesters. ANDERSON, DOROTHY LORRAINE Rainey : Washington, D.C. ANDERSON, IAMES DAVID Iim : Cottage City, Md.: Manager of Basketball Team: Circle T Club. ARMENTROUT, EVELYN LUCILLE Evie : Washington, D.C. ARMENTROUT, STANLEY L. Army : Washington, D.C.: Chevrons Club Secretary and Treasurer: Saber Club: Cadet lst. Lieutenant. AUDIA, CATHERINE E. Cathy : Elizabeth, NJ.: Glee Club, Girl Reserves. BAKER, BETTY FRANCES Candy : Leonardtown, Md.: Basketball. BANKS, MARY SALLY Richmond, Va.: Glee Club: Spanish Club. BARBAR, MARIE T. Uniontown, Pa.: Bank Staff. BARNUM, MARY NEPHA Portland, Oreg. BECK, ROBERT S. Bob : Chicago, Ill.: Golf Team: Basketball Team. BELLAFIORE, IANETTE K. Ienny : TECHITE Rep.: TECH LIFE Rep.: Roller Skating Club: War Bond and Stamp Rep. BERKELEY, PHYLLIS IOHANNE Washington, D.C.: Spanish Club: Paint and Powder Club: S.C.C.: Section President. BERNHARD, LAURETTA CHARLOTTE Chicago, Ill.: TECH LIFE: Baseball: Hockey: Glee Club: Basketball. BENNETT, IAMES NELSON IR. Iimmie : Manassas, Va.: Cadet Sergeant. BERRY, IAMES Head : Washington, D.C. BIANCA, AGNES P. Tiny : New York City: Spanish Club: Glee Club: Girl Cadets: Girl Reserves. BIONDI, MARIIO Io : Cincinnati, Ohio. BLANCHARD, CARL ALAN Washington, D.C. BOBACK, THOMAS RICHARD Dutch : Scranton, Pa.: TECH LIFE Rep.: Glee Club: Stage Crew: Track Team: Graphic Arts: Circle T Club. BOOHER, BERTIS INEZ Bib : Washington, D.C.: Chemistry Club. BOWMAN, THOMAS GEORGE Staten Island, N.Y.: Varsity Football: Cadet 2nd. Lieu- tenant: Saber Club. t, SV N , ,aj C15 '1I1'7 fb x ,,.gx wa XV? Q N, uw 'FP ting, ll BOWMAN, WARREN DANIEL Richmond, Va.: Nature Club: Spanish Club: Debating Club: S.C.C.: TECH LIFE Rep.: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF. BOYCE, CHARLES Goon : Brentwood, Md.: Softball: Basketball. BRADFORD, ANN BURBANK Nani : Babylon Long Island, N.Y.: Spanish Club. BRANAN, SHIRLEY MAE Lee : Washington, D.C. BRICKEY, PHOEBE ANN Skip : White Hall, Ill.: Chevrons Club: Girl Cadets: French Club: Spanish Club: Paint and Powder Club. BRICKEY, VIRGINIA VEE Texas : Macomb, Ill. BRIGHTMAN, RUTH HELEN Ru1hie : Pawtucket, R.I.: Girl Reserves: French Club: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll Z semesters. BROTMAN, CHARLES IULIAN Motts : Washington, D.C.: Intermural Softball: Varsity Basketball: Ir. Varsity Football: Circle T Club. I BULLOCK, BARBARA ANN Eugene, Oregon: Rifle Club: Section President: Intermural Basketball. BULLOCK, ROBERT GRAHAM Bob : Eugene, Oregon: Chemistry Club: Glee Club: Pharos. BURNETTE, BARBARA RUTH Bobbie : Washington, D.C.: Girl Reserves: Soitball: Spanish Club: TECHITE STAFF: TECHITE Rep. BURTON, HAZEL Birdie : Washington, D.C. CADEM, IAMES ROBERT Mert : Washington, D.C.: Cadets: Glee Club. COLABUCCI, ROSE WANDA Washington, D.C. CALHOUN, DAVID WILLIAM Dave : Flat Top, Alabama: Nature Club: Dramatic Club: Archery Club: Orchestra: TECH LIFE. WELLS, WILLIAM Bill : Washington, D.C. CARLSON, DORIS IEAN Dorrie : Chicago, Ill.: Bible Club: Sketch Club: Glee Club: Girl Scouts. CARTER, WINFRED OTIS Winnie : Copperhill, Tenn.: Rifle Team: Pharos: Cadet Cap- tain: Saber Club: Honor Roll 4 semesters. f PRINCE, ROBERT MATTHEW Bob : Clarendon, Va. CASS, ADELE 'Dell : Washington, D.C. COPE, CORA LEE Port Arthur, Texas. CARNEY, MARY IO Io Io : Evansville, Ind.: Dramatic Club. STOUT, PAUL Washington, D.C. CEDERBERG, OLGA RUTH Easton, Pa. CHAPMAN, ANNE Martinsburg, W. Va.: G.O. Rep.: Section President: Girl Reserves: Paint and Powder Club. ' -1. I -nf N. sw. ' uh Wm. .M-f, 'tw ' ' I 4 'TW2.,ff'?' Lffkjw ya ig' 1 1 ' ' f K.. , 9' -auf.. 1 1.4- 42 ,J ,M x'www' Mx., K s ,.pW,, Q4 we -KIA WW' V01 'sw-of' kk WON NM' TN vw, Wag, ! jesf .fgookilzq asf OIDLL KU' Mary Icme Sunderland Danny Darrow 1 fi 5+ ' 4 Xxx 31 X' MD it .L,,f- Q13 32 fly CHILDS, IAMES BENNETT Iamie , Washington, D.C.: Chevrons Club, Cadet Drum Major. CHRISTIANSON, DOROTHY MAY Dotty , Washington, D.C., Basketball. CLARKE, BETTY ANN Clarkie , Phil., Pa., Girl Reserves, Girl Cadets, Chevrons Club, Glee Club, Paint and Powder Club. CLARKE, ROBERT ALFRED Washington, D.C., Rifle Team, Chevrons Club, Saber Club, Glee Club, Brigade Rifle Team, All High Rifle Team, Cadet 2nd, Lieutenant. CLAUZE, RUTH Maysville, W. Va., Bookkeeper on TECH LIFE STAFF, G.O. Rep. WILCOX, MERRILL Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Nature Club. CLINE, ROBERT W. Bob , Hagerstown, Md., Captain and Manager of Tennis Team, President oi Nature Club, Cadets, TECH LIFE, Chemistry Club. COBB, ROBERT A. Chicago, Ill. COBEL, PATTY IUNE Pat , Columbus, Ohio, Office Staff. CODY, PEGGY LAW Okmulgee, Oklahoma, Rifle Team, Basketball, Bank Staff. COLEMAN, MARY LORETTO Washington, D.C., President of Debate Club, TECHITE Edi- tor-in-chiei, Chemistry Club, Sec., Section President, Girls Rifle Club, Pharos, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll 2 semesters. COLLETT, PATRICIA ANNE Pat , Elkins, W.Va. COLLINS, BETTY IANE Washington, D.C., Archery Club, Baseball. COLSON, GLORIA LAWANNA l'Coly , Valdosta, Georgia, Roller Skating Club. COOK, ARTHUR EDWIN Cookie , Washington, D.C., President oi Tech Rifle Club, Cap- tain ot Rifle Team, Captain of Brigade Rifle Team, Captain of William Hearst Trophy Team, Vice President of Archery Club, Archery Team, Cadet Major, Saber Club, Pharos, TECHITE LITERARY STAFF, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll I semester. CRISWELL, MARY IEAN Ieanie , Columbus, Ohio, Girls Rifle Club, Girls Glee Club, TECH LIFE Rep., S.C.C., Diamond DANFORTH, MILDRED E. Nickie , Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves, Paint and Powder Club. DARROW, DAN Danny , Glenn Dale, Md., Glee Club, Archery Club, Varsity Football, Section President. DARROW, GEORGE MCMILLIAN Mack , Glenn Dale, Md., Vice President Senior Class. DAVID, GERALD WAYNE DAVE , Nuremberg, Pa., Chevrons Club, Cadet Band, Orchestra. WILLIAMS, DONA RUTH Oscar , Washington, D.C., G.O. Rep. DAVIES, WALLACE MCROY Ashville, N.C., Recreation Club. DAY, CHARLES H. Charlie , Washington, D.C., Cadets, Intermural Basketball. DAY, PAULINE Peenie , Washington, D.C., Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball. DEDMON, MARGARET CAROLYN Birmingham, Alabama, TECH LIFE Rep., Diamond T , Hockey Club, Baseball, Basketball, Girl Reserves, Girl Cadets, Saberette Club, Archery. fm 'PDA as 'W' i W QQ! DeROOY, BARBARA Bobbie : Quantico, Va.: Basketball: Volleyball. DINCAW, MARIORIE ROSE Marge : Piney Fork, Ohio. DIXON, CHARLES MARION Charlie : Bridgewater, Va.: Baseball Manager: Football. DONAHUE, HARRIET MARIE Cresson, Pa: Orchestra: Glee Club: Girl Cadets: Diamond T Club: Chevrons Club-Sec. and Pres.: Saberette Club: Basketball Team: Hockey Team: Softball Team: TECH LIFE Rep.: TECHITE Rep. DONNELLY, IOSEPH Atlantic City, N.I.: Cadets. DOVE, WALTER Dallas, Texas. l DUTROW, CHARLES RICHARD Chuckles : Washington, D.C.: TECH LIFE: Cadets: Orchestra: G.O. Rep. Lower House: Art Club. DWYER, IEAN Liz : Washington, D.C. , EASTMAN, KARMA FAYE Ogden, Utah: Rifle Club: Roller Skating Club: Basketball ' Team. EGBERT, MARY RUTH Ducky : Newark, N.I. l ELLIS, BARBARA Bobbie : Washington, D.C. ELLIS, ROBERT IAMES Bob : Washington, D.C.: Tennis Club: Chemistry Club: Cadet Band: lst Lieutenant: Saber Club: TECH LIFE Rep. ' ENNIS, EARLENA MAE Earle : Barbarsville, Va.: Girl's Rifle Team. ERNST, WILLIAM Washington, D.C.: Cadet, lst Sergeant. ESKITE, WILBUR HENRY Bill : Gallup, New Mexico: Saber Club: Chevron Club: Glee Club: Cadet, lst Lieutenant. FARINACCI, Andrew Ir. New York City: Cadet Band, Corporal: Orchestra. FERGUSON, BETTY IEAN Fergie : Baltimore, Maryland: Girl Reserves. FERGUSON, IOHN ROBERT Fergie : Washington, D.C.: Football: Track: Section Presi- dent: G.O. Rep. f FITZPATRICK, DOROTHEA R. Dot : New Bedford, Mass. FLANAGAN, IAMES Iim : Passaic, N.I. FLOYD, RICHARD ARTHUR Trickster : Greenville, S.C. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY Little : Washington, D.C.: Dramatic Club. FORCUM, IAMES EVANS Iirn : Charlottesville, Va.: Coaching Club: Honor Roll 3 Semesters. FOSTER, IAMES Gunder :, Fort Morgan, Colorado: Iay Vee Basketball: Track. FOX, ELAINE M. Sox : Washington, D.C.: Quill and Scroll: TECHITE BUSINESS Man- ager: Spanish Club: Recreation Club. 499' R. nw 5. TZ' wk inf' X . Q3 ii f 511 P QQ. CQ it FREEBURGER, KATHERINE ADELAIDE Kitty : Washington, D.C.: Section President: G. O. Rep. FREEMAN, BEVERLY Bev : Ancon, Panama Canal Zone: Glee Club: Diamond T Club: Sketch Club: G.O. Rep.: TECHITE Rep.: TECH LIFE Rep.: TECH LIFE-Sports Editor: Hockey: Basketball: Softball: Volleyball: Speedball. FRENCH, LUELLA JEAN Ieannie : Washington, D.C.: Paint and Powder Club: Girls' Rifle Club: Girl Reserves: Chemistry Club. FRISA, NANCY LEE Baltimore, Maryland. FULCHER, CHARLES STEWART Charlie : Washington, D.C.: Debating Club: Chevrons Club: Cadet Sergeant: Honor Roll 1 semester. FULLER, VERNON JACK Washington, D.C.: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Football Band: Hi-Y Club: Office Staff. GARNER, JOHN DANIEL JR. Jack : Washington, D.C.: Cadets: Intramural Basketball: Varsity Football. GEISER, GEORGE Lip : Washington, D.C.: Cadet Band, lst Sergeant: Orchestra: Glee Club, General Organization, Baseball, Circle T : Section President. GILLARD, BETTYANN Betts : Pittsburgh, Pa.: Spanish Club: Sec. of Chemistry Club: Girl Reserves-Social Chairman: Glee Club: Hockey Team: Basketball: Sports Club: Honor Roll Z semesters. GRAMBOW, HERBERT WILLIAM Herbie : Yonkers, N.Y.: Circle T Club: Football: Baseball: Basketball. GRANVILLE, LEITA EDITH Peggy : Guilliard, Maine: Dramatic Club. GREGORY, JUNE ANN Washington, D.C.: Girl Reserves. GRIGG, ROBERT D. Bob : Washington, D.C.: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF, Orchestra: Cheerleaders' Club. GROSSMANN, ARLINE JUANNA Midge : Washington, D.C.: TECH LIFE EDITOR: Quill and Scroll. GUY, JOHN PHILIP Washington, D.C.: Cadet, lst Lieutenant: Saber Club: Recreation Club: Honor Roll 2 semesters. HAMBY, BETTY Washington, D.C. HAMILL, CONSTANCE GERTRUDE Washington, D.C.: Girl Reserves, President of Paint and Powder Club: S.C.C.: Girl Cadets: Library Staff: TECHITE STAFF. HAMPSHIRE, MARGARET EDNA Marge : Philadelphia, Pa. HANSON, MAYNARD M. Washington, D.C.: Cadet, Sergeant: Intramural Baseball: Basketball. HARDY, JOE: Brookland, New York. HARICLEROOD, PEGGY JANE Bristol, Tenn.: Girl Reserves. HARKIN, ANITA ROSE Steubenville, Ohio: Girl Reserves: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF: S.C.C.: Basketball: Softball: Volleyball: Riile Club: Girls Cadets: TECH LIFE: TECHITE Rep.: G.O. Rep. HARKIN, DUNCAN ALFRED Dinky : Montgomery, Ala.: Track Team: TECHITE Rep.: Pharos: Honor Roll 1 semester. HARPER EDITH ELIZABETH Wilbur : Washington, D.C.: Orchestra: Pharos: Quill and Scroll: Dramatic Club-Sec.: Recreation Club: Girl Reserves: Glee Club: TECHITE Rep.: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF: Section President: Honor Roll 2 semesters. HASH, BETTY LOUISE Beckley, West Virginia: Girl Reserves: Rifle Club: Paint and Powder Club: Spanish Club: Recreation Club. ,Maw fm, . WW, ,M , ,a . h ws' f' f-ii-'H ' 5 k ' if 'Z '. fb h' I ' : '1 xi ,, .il ... 'H K an bv- '- 41' or V. 11 Qrfzv Nw M6 QW' -c:: ' , zu. ' ' -.f , , , 1 9.3 5 gif' ' ' 55 'Wx e 0' 6' 'V K W? 1, V, , 1. A JV! wx? W, fi' vo 1 Digit ill HAUG, SHIRLEY Chicago, Illinois: Girl Cadets: Oifice Staff: Saberette Club: Spanish Club: Chevrons Club: Honor Roll 1 semester. HAVERTY, GLORIA ANN Glo : Spring Lake, N.I.: Riile Club: Dramatic Club. PFHAWKINS, BARBARA IEANNE Bobbie : Washington, D.C.: Volley Ball: French Club. HAYES, IOSEPH FRANCIS Ioe : Washington, D.C. HEAPS, NORMAN ARTHUR East Aurora, N.Y.: Chemistry Club: Cadet Band, Sergeant: Chevrons Club: Spanish Club: S.C.C. HEFFLEY, ROBERT Bob : Berlin, Pennsylvania. HENNINGS, BARBARA RUTH Bobby : Washington, D.C.: Glee Club: Dramatic Club. HENDERSON, IACQUELINE IRENE Iacque : Washington, D.C. HENDERSON, DONALD K. Don : Washington, D.C.: Cadets. HENSON, BARBARA ELLEN Wilkes Barre, Pa.: Girls Rifle Club: Riile Team: Paint and Powder Club: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Pharos: Recreation Club: Honor Roll Z semesters. HERMAN, DELORES Dee : St. Louis, Missouri. HERMAN, ROBERT Buz : Baltimore, Md. HERRON, THOMAS Hazleton, Pennsylvania. HESSLER, IOAN Washington, D.C. i4HIGH, PAUL, Takoma Park, Maryland. HILL, IAMES CLARK Washington, D.C. HITT, DORIS Dossy : Savage, Md. HOELK, IOHN C. Brooklyn, N.Y. HOFFMANN, CARL KONRAD Plant City, Florida: Debating Club: S.C.C.: Metropolitan Championship Debate Team: Cadet, lst Lieutenant: Spanish Club: Saber Club: Chevrons Club. HOFFMAN, IAMES Iimmy : Wilkes-Barre, Pa.: Cadets. HOLLIDGE, RAYMOND MILLARD Ir. Ray : Washington, D.C.: Circle T : Section Presi- dent: Varsity Iootball: G.O. HOPKINS, MABEL ROSE Hoppy : Utica, N.Y.: Girl Reserves: Glee Club. HOVER, HARRY C. Ir.: Akron, Ohio: Varsity Track: Basketball. HOWES, CONSTANCE Washington, D.C.: Library: Office: Rifle Club. HUMPHREY, DONALD Paddle Foot : Washington, D.C.: Circle T : Football Team: Section President. 4' Graduated Early R' ' 'vvX 'ftv v ' ' 5 A , 4 1 M- ,WM.,W , ' 'A ,Masada ,A ...v ak 'Wlllff fl 'CT- -N me .-or ,nuf- x Q? ' , ,Q ,I 4., 1 K 1 ,, fm W I Ov' ff' Sf vu' ...nv-4 Q gl xfgju, S X K ,4..-'gfufi' ix x .. L :Q-Q -if jgrv pa A. 'X x -Q TF E i an xx Q 3 x f 4.-9? X x i':'.'.'II ' jeff Qresseg J 0 o Q? 1 .Maxi Eikefy fo Suas 5552 IVES, BOBBIE EUGENE Durhan, North Carolina: Chevrons Club: Cadet Corporal. IACOBS, ELAINE FRANCES Iake : Washington, D.C. IAUNICH, FRANCES RAYMOND Ray : Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. IENNINGS, ROBERT LEE Bob : Goodlettsville, Tennessee. IOHNS, PAULINE Mt. Rainer, Md.: Captain Basketball. IOHNSON, IEAN Washington, D.C.: Girl Cadets: Rifle Club: Paint and Powder Club. IOHNSON, ROBERT EDWARD New York, N.Y.: Cadet Captain: Map Reading Team: Office Staff: Saber Club: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF: Debating Club: Pharos: Honor Roll 6 se- mesters: Quill and Scroll. WILSON, DONALD BOWER Don : Birmingham, Alabama: Dramatic Club: Chevrons Club: TECI-IITE LITERARY STAFF: Cadet Band Captain: Glee Club: Recreation Club. IONES, ELSIE CLARA Katy : Logan, Utah. IONES, WILHEMINA Nina : Hyattsville, Maryland. IORDON, BARBARA LOUISE Babs : Indianapolis, Indiana: Girl Cadets: Girl Reserves: Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: S.C.C.: Honor Roll 1 semester. IUSTUS, HELENA MAE Hendersonville, North Carolina: Bank: Cadets. KEEFAUVER, FRANCES ANN Keei : Washington, D.C.: Tennis Club: Coaching Club: Glee Club: TECH LIFE Rep.: G.O. Rep.: Honor Roll 3 semesters. KEESLING, HUGH CONRAD Bud : Kansas City, Missouri: Glee Club: Cadet Sgt.: Chevrons Club: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Baseball. KENNEDY, BETTY HALE Atlanta, Ga.: Girls Basketball: Baseball: Hockey: Volleyball. KEZER, SCOTT ROLAND Scotty : Bethlehem, N.H.: TECHITE Rep.: TECHITE STAFF: TECH LIFE Rep. KIBLER, NAOMI RUTH Mt. Rainer, Md: Paint and Powder Club: Chemistry Club: Girl Reserves. I KING, BERTRAM CHARLES Bert : Washington, D.C.: Cadets: Announcers' Club: Section Basketball Team: Chevrons Club. KING, MARY RUTH Shorty : Ferrysburg, Michigan: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Section President: French Club: Girl Reserves. KIRK, ROSEMARY Buffalo, N.Y.: Tennis Club. KOGEL, IACK W. Omaha, Nebraska. KOOCKOGEY, HELEN G. Cookie : Baltimore, Md.: Roller Skating Club. KOONS, BETTY IEAN B.I. Washington, D.C.: Girl Reserves: Girl Cadets: G.O.: Stamps and Bonds Rep: TECH LIFE Rep. KRESSLEY, NANCY Kress : Washington, D.C.: Chemistry Club-Treasurer: French Club- Vice President: Spanish Club: Cadets: Chevrons Club: Paint and Powder Club. KROEGER, DOROTHY HELEN Dot : Washington, D.C.: Broadcasting Club: Rifle Club: TECHITE: TECH LIFE: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Pharos: Intramural Basketball: Honor Roll l semester. wxxxxwg W 43 in ity my ll l 4912 KROEPSCH, IACQUELINE LOU Iackie : Newtonville, Mass.: Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: TECHITE: Pharos: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll I semester. KROUSE, DONNA MAE Donn: Corydon, Iowa: Basketball: Volleyball: Baseball. LAIN, PHYLLIS PHYE Middletown, New York: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Rifle Club: TECH LIFE: Basketball: Speedball. LAW, HAROLD R. Buddy : Council Bluffs, Iowa: Roller Skating Club-Vice-President: Chevrons Club: Cadet Sgt. LAYTON, MARY TAYLOR Eddis : Atlanta, Georgia: Glee Club. LEACH, EVE FLORENCE Flo : Baltimore, Md.: Girl Cadets: TECH LIFE STAFF: Red Cross Rep.: Glee Club. LEE, IANET KATHLEEN Ian : Washington, D.C.: Basketball: Baseball: Hockey: Volley- ball, Diamond T Club: TECHITE Rep.: G.O.: Archery: Honor Roll 1 semester: TECH LIFE Rep. LEINBACH, FREDERICK HAROLD Ir. Fort Collins, Colorado: Glee Club: Cadet Band Sergeant. LEONARD, WILLIAM M. Bill : Washington, D.C.: Glee Club-Sec.: Saber Club-Sec.: Cadet 2nd Lt.: Broadcasters Club: Pharos: Honor Roll 2 semesters. LEONBERGER, RALPH Washington, D.C.: Glee Club: TECHITE Rep.: Chemistry Club: Broadcast Operator: Section President. LEWIS, GLADSTONE Ir. Gladdy : Baltimore, Md.: Dramatics: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF. LEWIS, RITA ELIZABETH Shortie : Washington, D.C.: Office Staff: Girl Cadets: Chev- rons Club: Saberette Club: TECH LIFE Rep. ' LEWIS, WILLIAM Bill Reds : Richmond, Va.: G.O. Rep. LLORENTE, DAVID San Francisco, California. LLOYD, MARY IANE Washington, D.C.: Girl Reserves: Pharos: S.C.C.: Honor Roll Z semesters. LOHMAN, THELMA A. Washington D.C. LOHR, PEGGY ANN Peg : Hickory, North Carolina: Recreation Club: Girl Reserves. LOWE, MARGARET Ming : Washington, D.C. LUBAR,.EVELYN MIRIAH Washington, D.C. MACBIRD, BETTY LOUISE Dusty : South Pasadena, California: TECH LIFE Rep. MADSEN, GLORIA MAE Crookston, Minnesota MAGNANI, IEANNE MARIE Maggie : Baltimore, Md.: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: S.C.C.: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF: Library: Basketball: Pharos: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll 3 semesters. MALONE, MARY KATHLEEN Molly : Sarasota, Florida: Girl Cadets: Roller Skating Club: Chevrons Club. MANCIN, DOLORES Buttons : Canonsburg, Pa.: Rifle Club: Radio Club: Dramatic Club. MARKEY, SHIRLEY IEAN Cincinnati, Ohio: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Speech Club: TECH LIFE: Intramural Basketball. 42-T? Aww 135' wk' 11 ,fm 'Q' ox Nut? M K 5. , Hug - I xx ' 1. M x ' N ,SX A N35 1 N My xx 4 yi X' .vw A, S Q y W rw ,vm C .1 I MASIN, IOAN Drummer : Layville, L.I., N.Y.: Cadets: Girl Reserves: Paint 6- Powder Club: S.C.C. Rep: Orchestra. MASON, PHYLLIS MAE Freckles : Washington, D.C.: Chemistry Club: Girl Cadet Major: Chevrons Club-Secretary-Treasury: Saberette Club. MATTINGLY, DOLORES ELIZABETH Betty : Baltimore, Maryland: Orchestra: Girl Ca- dets: Girl Reserves: Accompanist: S.C.C.-President. MATTINGLY, PHYLLIS IEAN P.I. : Washington, D.C.: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: French Club: TECH LIFE: Exchange Editor: Literary Editor: Girl Reserves: Social Service Chair- man: Vice President: Chemistry Club: Recreation Club: Quill and Scroll. MAYER, ROSEMARIE Rosie : Richmond, Virginia. MCCOLLUM, MARGENE Baby : Little Rock, Arkansas. MCCORMICK, MARY IANE Ianie : Washington, D.C. MCDONALD, ROBERT Mac : Little Rock, Arkansas: Cadets. MELTON, CLAUDE H. Washington, D.C.: Cadets. METTEE, DORIS ALICIA Washington, D.C. MILES, DOROTHY MAE Mottie Diles : Washington, D.C.: Girl Reserves: Girl Cadets: TECHITE REP.: Vice President ot Section. MILTMORE, WILLIAM BRYAN Ir. Bill : Dallas, Texas. MOCABEE, WILLIAM IOSEPH Bill : Washington, D.C.: Cadet Corporal. MONTGOMERY, MARY LOU Lou : Washington, D.C. MOOERS, EUGENE CLIFFORD Gene : Dallas, Texas: Cadet lst. Sgt.: Chevrons Club: Glee Club. MULLER, BOB Moe : Washington, D.C. MURPHY, MARGARET Tootsie : Williamson, West Va.: Cadet Corporal. MURRAY, ALLAN ALEXANDER Bud : Howey, Florida: Cadets. NELSON, CAROL FERN Cherokee, Iowa. NEUHAUS, PAUL Ir. Washington, D.C.: Orchestra. NICAL, LIDA Tootsie : Washington, D.C. NOBLE, HUBERT ELMORE Bo : Hinton, West Virginia. OCKERSHAUSEN, MAVIS Moe : Washington, D.C.: Glee Club-President: Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: Section Treasurer. ORPIN, COLIN C. Collie : Ashland, Ky.: Tech Life: Stage Crew. OUSLEY, IOI-IN Knoxville, Tenn.: Section President: lay Vee Football: G.O. V' 5 f53i1'9 f' , ff V22 5,fgi,,:4 9 'f ,, 1 'sv' 1 vs 'L 40' ., I If .45 i ' . r 1 M V v . ff if K X' 1 5 7.11, 4 'A' Q 4 WL 3, 2 x 4 Ax 'T 1 f-. -,Qu w , au' AM .TTY fwnv' r Q ' M jf? -J , ff pf' 'PK ips X YL? kv ,g 1 u f vii' 7 W if . , ' :- ..,,,.,t,.A,, ff E -ai M ,MH 45 Yfmkffw u W 1 ,, QQ P I 4- ,ur 'FF are 'E' nr- lbw 5 , :b. Q L 'Qin Sk S X 4 4 X X5 X Mx 5 ,Q X -K s ,I H N 3 N . w B J' :PM 5 3 4 mg , K 'Q V 3 -.. ' H-sg f gym wb vw ,4 Q3 . mM KW 513' wx 'Q' Q W . '51, any . uns-uv x ,nf 455' 1 QU IQ FEE, 48 PALUMBO, FRANCES Frannie , Atlantic City, New Iersey, TECH LIFE REP., Girls' Sport Club, Girl Cadet Corporal. PANTURIS, CHRISTINE Chris, , Washington, D.C., G.O., TECH LIFE REP. PAYNE, BETTY LEWIS Washington, D.C., S.C.C., Girl Reserves, Honor Roll 1 semester. PAYNE, PHYLLIS CARPENTER Phyl , Fredericksburg, Va., Glee Club, Rifle Club, Girls Sports, Girl Reserves, Section President 3 semesters. PECK, RICHARD L. Dick , Baltimore, Md., TECH LIFE REP., Track Team, Tennis Team, Cadet lst Lieutenant, Saber Club, Chevrons Club, Glee Club, Chemistry Club, Intra- mural Sports, President oi Glee Club, Class President. PERRY, EUGENE Washington, D.C., Cadet Corporal. WITCHIE, EUGENE C. Wason, Montana, Cadet Corporal. PETERSON, MARGARET Pete , Morehead City, North Carolina, Cadets, Spanish Club. PETZOLD, LILLIAN EVE Lib , Baltimore, Maryland. PHILLIPS, BARBARA LEE Bobbie , Baltimore, Md., Glee Club, Girl Cadets, Girl Reserves. PHILLIPS, WANDA Shorty , Richeyville, Penn., Tech Bible Club, Girl Scouts, Field Hockey, Basketball, Soft Ball, Volley Ball, Glee Club. PICCIANO, MARIE EMILE Syracuse, New York, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF TECH LIFE, Quill and Scroll. PIERCE, IOHN ROYNER Iohnny , Rifle, Colorado. PIZZA, EMILY MARY Em , Washington, D.C. PRENCIPE, IOSEPHINE Io , Bronx, New York, Baseball Team, Hockey, Volleyball. PRICE, LEONARD STERLING Washington, D.C., Cadet Corporal. iPYRON, BETTY Wilmington, North Carolina. QUATI-IOCIOCCHI, BENNY Washington, D.C. YATES, PAUL D. Rocky Mount, N.C., Sea Scouts. RAMBERG, CHARLES R. Chollie , Washington, D.C. RANNELLS, ALFRED KARL IR. Akie , Washington, D.C., Chevrons Club, Cadet Sgt., TECHITE REP. RASP, ALICE MARY Al , Scribner, Nebraska. RAVENSCROFT, ROBERT Bobby , Cumberland, Maryland, Cadets. XREAMY, MILDRED ANN Millie , Washington, D.C., TECH LIFE STAFF, Bank Staff. REASONER, DICK ABBOTT Saugerties, N.Y., Baseball. 't' Graduated prior to February 1948. A' I ,wi mf nf. nh 177 QQ -w 1 P' ll' If 49 eff Gfflzfefef I t Lee Dona A -'-QR .5 :X ' Wu-. ' J ld Humphrey Eff agefs Carolyn Dedmon Wmfred Carter A X X X W S? Q fx XX X Q x . O gow ' N1 l L1- 4 it 430 RICE, CAROL LYNN Washington, D.C., Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves Sgt.-at-Arms, Historian Spanish Club, Girl Cadets, Honor Roll l semester. RICE, HELEN WAUNETTA Nettie , Catlettsburg, Kentucky, Chemistry Club. RICHARDSON, RICHARD HAROLD Dick , Washington, D.C. ROBB, GRACE ADAIR Washington, D.C., G.O. Rep., Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball. ROBERTS, ANN MARIE Giggles , Arlington, Va., Girl Reserves, Archery Club, Girl Cadets, Chevrons Club, Hockey Club, TECH LIFE REP., TECH LIFE STAFF. ROBINSON, OWEN O , Washington, D.C., Glee Club-President, Cadet Sgt. RODMAN, CHARLES EDWARD Ned , Washington, D.C., Cadets, Glee Club. ROEDER, MARGIE LOU Washington, D.C., Orchestra. RONGUS, DORA Becky , Annapolis, Md., Riile Club, Basketball, Softball, Speedball, Volleyball. ROSE, MARIORIE E. Margie , Ithaca, New York, Rifle Club, Paint and Powder Club. ROSS, BETTY ANN Quanah, Texas, Girl Scouts. ROSS, DORIS MAE Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves-President, Spanish Club, Girl Ca- dets, Honor Roll 1 semester. ROSS, THOMAS Tom , Quanah, Texas. ROWELL, IOHN HUGH Tampa, Florida. RUSSELL, PATRICIA Pat , Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves, Paint and Powder Club, Dramatic Club, Radio Club, Volley Ball. SAGER, RUTH Alpena, Michigan. SARTWELL, FRANKLIN G. Bird , Washington, D.C., Nature Club-Vice Pres., Dramatic Club-Vice Pres., Glee Club-Sec., Saber Club-Treasurer, Chevrons Club, Cadet Captain, Radio Group-Chairman, TECHITE REP., TECH LIFE REP. SAXTY, EDWARD LAWRENCE Eddie , Washington, D.C., Circle T Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball. SCHAEFFER, MARIE ROESSLER Re , Washington, D.C., Glee Club-Sec., Girl Cadet Sgr. Maj., Chevrons Club, Bible Club, Sketch Club, S.C.C., Rifle Club, Honor Roll 3 semesters. SCHEFFEL, GEORGE AMREIN Washington, D.C. SCHEFFER, JAMES lim , Alderson, West Va. SCHEYETT, WALTER EVERETT Walt , Washington, D.C., Circle T Club, Football- guard, Baseball. SCHROEDER, NANCY Frederick, Md., Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Radio Club, Tennis Club, Girl Reserves, TECHITE Business Staff. SCOGNA, RITA ELAINE Washington, D.C., TECH LIFE. SCQTT, LAWRENCE Larry , Washington, D.C., Cadet Sgt., Chevrons Club. ,,,,3, V 'fb ..'-'-ii . ::1-ww .f - L, Juli ' v ,gem ... . '- .:.::1 '- ' s' 'Inn . M. n m- Q... I M .. , m,,,53..z..::.. ..'::,:: JM! '- ,L1': 'f 5319-' ., in 11:3 g,gf ,, wx, rv... T 23 'IM ::i,f. ' ' 4 J W Nr 1.4 i f , ,.. A z , Ap? 1 rg Y .. I :Z 1 z 5 .z. ., ' 'Hvvliz' .. , J, 7: pl N 31 - ,f, :. f. .::- pg-ffn:Qz:2?E:1 ff.. 3:22 -S7115 Vit: .2 fg: '::wf!!5 ,. ..,,, V. A. .,.... . 1:,Mg,,!g Q,fg7,:l ' 4 Q.'4?f, ? V , 2 .Q-'Wi ' :L '1 mga ' .. -. , 4 1 1 ,ff -4 ,Q ' r A 1 is r 'S xw, J J' K 0 H' . h.,,., :.- ' 1 H- , ,v i + Lrllb Rf DO SCOTT, MARY LOUISE Weezie : Cumberland, Md.: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Section President. SEYFRIED, GLORIA FLORENCE Mouse : Washington, D.C. SHEPHERD, ALICE ANN Washington, D.C.: Girl Reserves: Girl Cadets: TECHITE LITER- ARY STAFF: Pharos: Quill and Scroll. SI-IERIFF, ETHEL Speedy : Richmond, Va.: Office Staff. SHIELDS, ERNEST Chester, Pa. SHIPLEY, VIRGINIA George : Minneapolis, Minnesota: TECH LIFE: G.O. Rep. SHREVE, HAZEL REBECCA Washington, D.C.: Section President: G.O. Rep.: TECH LIFE REP.: Volleyball. SHREVE, MARTHA VIRGINIA Martey : Washington, D.C.: Girl Reserves: Paint and Powder Club: TECH LIFE STAFF: Volleyball, Section Pres. SIM, IOHN NEIL Troy, New York. SLAUGHTER, IEAN ALICE Ieanie : Washington, D.C. YEATMAN, ALBERT EDWARD IR. Al : Washington, D.C.: Tennis Club: Cadets: TECHITE REP. SMITH, ELIZABETH ANN Betts : Nanticoke, Penn.: Library Staff. SMITH, LA NITA ANNETTE Andee : Washington, D.C. SMITH, OLIVE ANN Iacksonville, Florida. SMITH, THEODORE IAMES Ted : Washington, D.C.: Cadet lst Sergeant: Chevrons Club. SNIEGOSKI, PAUL IOHN Washington, D.C.: Honor Roll 3 semesters. SOUTH, SALLY ANN 'Sal : Columbus, Ohio. SPEIDEL, RODNEY CHRISTOPHER Washington, D.C.: Cadets: Chevrons Club. SPINDLER, ROBERT BARRY Bob : Washington, D.C. SRNKA, SYLVIA West Palm Beach, Florida: Girls' Rifle Club-President: Dramatic Club: Pharos: Diamond T Club: Girl Reserves: Glee Club: TECHITE LITERARY STAFF: Honor Roll 4 semesters. STEEP, FLORENCE ERNESTINE Ernie : Brunswick, Md.: Rifle Club: Girl Reserves. STEVENS, ROBERT E. Steven: Baltimore, Md.: Glee Club: Chemistry Club: Dramatic Club-Vice Pres.: Radio Club: Saber Club: TECH LIFE REP:: Cadet lst. Lieut.: Pharos: Honor Roll 5 semesters. Q STIVALETTI, MARIA LUCIA Stivie : Washington, D.C.: Diamond T Club: Hockey team: Basketball Team: Baseball Team: S.C.C.: Archery. STODDARD, MARGARET ELAINE Len : Washington, D.C.: Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Section President. STRAND, DALE Sl-:inney : Chicago, Illinois: Cadet Sgt.: Chevrons Club: Chemistry Club: Football. VQPW, 'Hb 'iff-'r 4-4 9' 'YW T xx X N X x S X xnxx t in S- :i ii 1:45. X X55 if X 5 X ? x .. - 1g2,X5ggj Q S , A fi ., L A iwii fx Q in ni 'HS -' i A nb 0,-L si it ji 41 fi xv STRETCH, GLORIA Washington, D.C., Glee Club. SUNDAY, MARY MARGUERITE Queenie , Washington, D.C., Girl Cadets, Chevrons Club, Diamond T Club, Field Hockey, Archery, Basketball, Speedball, Volleyball, Soft- ball, TECH LIFE REP., Sgt.-at-Arms ot Section. SUNDERLAND, MARY IANE Emjay , Pittsburgh, Pa., Rifle Club-Treas., Dramatic Club- Sec., Glee Club, Diamond T , Cheerleader, Pharos, Honor Roll 4 semesters. SWEENEY, MARGARET Sweeney , Washington, D.C. SWEENEY, ROBERT I. Bob , Washington, D.C., Cadet Sgt. TAISHOFF, IRMA New York, N.Y., Glee Club, Cadets. TALLEY, FRANCES PHYLLIS Fairfax, Oklahoma, Spanish Club. TAYLOR, AGNES THERESE Aggie , Fort Dupont, Delaware, Art. TAYLOR, IAMES CHARLES Iimmy , Washington, D.C., Cadet Sergeant, Chevrons Club, Glee Club. TENDLER, BEATRICE ELAINE Bea , Detroit, Michigan, S.C.C., Debating Club, Glee Club, Secretary for English Office, Honor Roll 3 semesters. TIMMONS, IAMES W. IR. Buddy , Washington, D.C., Circle T Club, Basketball Baseball. TIPPETT, CATHERINE BERNADINE Kitty , Washington, D.C., Cheer Leader. TRAPANI, TERESA A. Tree , Washington, D.C. TUMINELLI, SALVATRICE Sally Baltimore, Maryland. XTURNER, BETTY LOUISE 'Bet , Chattanooga, Tenn., Section President, Red Cross Rep., Music App. Club, S.C.C., Coaching Club. WALLACE, ROBERT WILLIAM Bob, Washington, D.C. WALTZ, WILLIAM Bill , Washington, D.C., Cadet lst Sergeant, Chevrons Club, Glee Club-Treasurer, Stage Crew, G.O. Rep., TECHITE REP., TECH LIFE REP., Orchestra, Honor Roll 1 semester. WARNEKE, GROVER Washington, D.C., G.O., I.V. Basketball. WARREN, MARY LOIS Eclectic, Alabama. WASEM, RALPH Skip , Belleville, Illinois. WEATHERWAX, KATHLEEN Kitty , Albany, New York, Girl Scouts, TECHITE REP. WEEKS, PATRICIA DWIGHT Pat , Washington, D.C., G.O. Rep. WEICK, ELIZABETH IANE Betsey , Milwaukee, Wis., Girl Cadet Sgt., Chevrons Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Basketball. WEINER, HAROLD Hal , Philadelphia, Pa., TECH LIFE-Sports Editor. WEISS, CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves, Chevrons Club, Girl Cadets. if Graduated prior to February 1946. ,fm 12- iff fl wk mmf 45, fn QCA. Cheers We can sock 'em, we can rock 'em Hit 'em high and low, Raise the score, cmd yell for more Come on, Tech! Let's go! Here's our team, It's or wow, Come on Tech, Show 'em how! Strawberry shortccxke, Huckleberry pie. V-i-c-t-o-r-y-. Are We in it? Yes, We are. McKinley High School Rah, Rcxh, Rah! Come on Maroon, Come on Gray, Come on Tech, Todczy's our day! .lf -ttf Z ZARDUS, MAURICE Darby, Pennsylvania. MSIE!! ex . ZIMMERMAN, SUZANNE IANE Sue p Iohnstown, Pennsylvania, Secretary oi section, Volleyball. CEC 6025 . Cheers Hot water, cold water, Steam, Steam, Steam. Pull together, pull together, Team, Team, Team! Wash 'ern out, Wring 'em out, Hang 'em on the line. Look at the scoreboard, See what you find- Tech, Tech, leading the line, Eastern, Eastern, way behind. Whistle-e-e-e .......... Boom, Clap! Here they come, what a jolt, Bigger than a thunderbolt. They've got spirit, they've got might, Come on, Tech, Fight, Fight, Fight! 1 - N - 1+ B 1 ,Mg Q' Q V2 56? ' Mary Coleman Robert Iohnson asf Sfugenfs 60 if if ir r ir ir ar SHIPS . :mn Srflfzs . ann :ILL 'rmnss Pi-.'f1f3:-EPUL. H? K fxslrxatimluxa, 31,1 ' D ' 'Jwwf my .V W ., M, , I U . , ,-nv ,,, .,-YW. A A 4 Q nf? hg' 1 j ff, , 'Lrg' ' ' 'gf' L 1 Q- 2f rf '3 ff' F 4, if ,k f-Q SX x 3egins Q busy day Easy golng' Ceeping in condition Goodbye target' The gcmg's all here Summer splash - V, A I 1 f IZ like ianzolz First row, left to right: Rapee, outfieldg Mascarellig Petty, 2nd basey Geiser, outfield, Granbow, outfield, Liggett, pitcher, Derky, outfield. Znd. Bentz, asst. manager, Trittipoe, outiieldg Iones, pitcherg Saxty, short stop, Hurlebus, lst. base, Derr. 3rd. Coach Walker, Drayer, catcher: Timmons, 3rd, base. Tech's baseball team enjoyed a mediocre season, but they displayed good teamwork. Some of the good points that did appear were the slugging of All-High centerfielder Mascarelli, and several good pitching exhibitions by Iones. The team was under the able instruction ot Mr. Walker. Many of last year's men are returning, so this year should prove to be of first class caliber. It's cr hit! Watch out! q,65L fills I C my urns round zfke 6 125.355 WN li LIS k , , . 616 'I t .4 -Q lx, Front Row, left to right: Flanagan, A,-f ,Sgt if . Laurence, Maher, Solomon, Iohnson, K Mp-- M 1 Weidner. A Aw ttf Q ,X K Second Row: Mr. Hart, Davis, Tan- rf M.--'t gs, X. . Q ' 9 X I D- enbaum, Hover, Buck, Mr. Marino. .1 X Third Row: Bowback, Bowman, . Feiss , t Lann, Peck, Iackson, Sideroff, H X Spears, Foster, Harkin, Melton. -f T N- How's the air up there? The Winnah! In our P.E. Department last year there were two new faces, that of Mr. Frank Nails Marino and Mr. Francis Winkie Hart. Together they coached the track team and did a bang-up job with the inexperienced material at hand by winning second place in the inter-high race. The nucleus of our team hinged on the return of two lettermen, Lann and Solomon. Al Lann broke the broad jump record in 43 , while Stan Solomon was the man voted best in track for the year. The remainder of the team also gave an excellent performance. Herb Tannenbaum ran the 8805 while Andy Davis took the l00 yard dash, 440, 440 relay, high jump, and broad jump. Bill Iackson, a newcomer, surprised all by running the mile in an inter- high meet and taking second place. Iimmy Iohnson, the Lt. Colonel of Tech's regiment, ran the 100 yard dash, 440, and the 440 relay. Bob Spears, the best in field events we had, transferred to Stanton Military Academy and Tech lost a good man. Our team, which everyone predicted to be last, nosed out Eastern by a point-and-a- half for second place, while Wilson won. With two such fine coaches at the helm.of our track team, we can expect a bright future. rugfxfirv Q A -as .. WM Lett to right, sitting: Manager S. Williams, B. Brooks, RE., H. Trittipoe, R.T., C. Gray, F.B., A. Thompson, R.G., W. Scheyett, L.G., E. Saxty, Center, C Drayer, L.T. Lett to right, standing: Head Coach D. Snyder, R. Hollidge, L.E., G. Alm- gren, R.T., E. Abraham, R.G., V. Mourer, Center, E. Cleary, L.G., L. Dovkay, L.H.B., C. Roos, R.E., B. Turner, Center, B. Haag, R.E., T. Baumgartner, RE. Tech's Little Redskins achieved a fine record with the tough sched- ule that confronted them, winning a majority of their games. There were many standouts in this year's squad. Probably the best known is Andy Davis, who attained the nickname of handy Andy . Davis's all around ability earned him a position on the All-High Squad. Following his great performance in the All-Star game, he Was chosen the outstanding high school player of the year. TWO other members of Tech's team were placed on the All-High Squad, Cecil Gray Cfullbackl and Clarence Drayer Ctacklel. Gray's slashing drives were nothing short oi sensational, and he's got two years yet. Ot course, he had a superb line making the path tDrayer, Trittipoe, and Co.l. The direction of the team both on the field and the bench was very good. This was done by Iohn Ferguson on the field, and Coach Dan Snyder from the sidelines. lf, fl ,r r Lq5 LIZ Left to right, sitting: A. Davis, L.H.B.g W. Poms, Q.B.g R. Fletcher, R.H.B., I. Ferguson, Q.B.g R. Bell, R.H.B.g P. Pornetto, F.B.g E. Deleonibus, R.G.g F. Stevens, R.T. Left to right, standing: N. Diavitis, Center, I. Gardner, L.T.g W. Gable, L.T.g D. Strand, RE., D. Humphrey, R.E.g T. Bowman, R.E.g S. Shore, L.H.B.g I. Lake, L.C1.g W. Peterson, R.T.g R. Anderson, Q.B.p I. Harrington, L.B.g Ass't. Coach F. Winkie Hart. Two of the great games presented this year were the Eastern Game, which is probably still disputed over because of close play, and the Cen- ral game. Although Tech just missed getting into the championship game, they :lid show good sportsmanship, which is more important. Tech O, Anacostia 9 Tech 19, Eastern Z0 l'ech 8, Episcopal O Tech 13, Western 6 Tech 13, Roosevelt U Tech 14, Central 6 Foch 13, Wilson 7 Tech 7, Coolidge 14 eview 1 . l CN Q 1 Ma' ' -- !'f'::,1i?', QV ' ' 'll T55 QL cfimzu y QW f , Q4 661' I' L66 Zrainen if J if shi- Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Mt. Vernon 6 Hyattsville 20 Nat'1 Train. Sc Anacostia 23 Devitt 32 Roosevelt 41 Bethesda 32 Central 24 hool Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech 29 45 42 38 58 38 32 36, Episcopal 27 Wilson 43 George Wash. 32 Eastern 25 Mt. Rainer 19 Western 33 Coolidge 33 Coolidge 40 iqlzfy Squad Picture, lett to right: George, Brotman, Olson, Da- vis, Timmons. Team Picture First row, left to right: Follin, George, Brot- man, Olson, Davis, Timmons, Rapee. 2nd. Row L. to R. Mgr. Iames Anderson, Lawrence, Hover, Kite, Murray, Wickets, Chase, Paccini, Usilanet. , 4w' 1 ifs The McKinley High School Basketball Team was coached by Mr. Dutch Usilaner again this year. As far as the records go Tech has lead a very successful season. Tech started off with a bang by defeating Mt. Vernon 62 to 6. lack George was the main star for the first part of the season. Andy Davis was outstanding all the time he was here and played a swell game until he graduated in February. Olson, Timmons, and Brotman were also out- standing during the whole season and were always in there fighting. The most exciting game that Tech played was against Wilson. It was tie several times, while one team would lead and then the other. Wilson Aim' Olson tapped in a rebound with 18 seconds to go. The final score 45-43 ech. Everything was going all right until the playoffs, when Coolidge barely defeated us 36 to 40. Congratulations to a fine team that made the 1 I 'Q ki was leading during the last half and the score was tied at 43 all, when x semi-finals! It he could only cook! Attraction in Action Under our own steam Sure tire! Best foot forward Basic training isp ay of Energy x ' 1 Q IIUUJ UIIBE HBHIII PEHBE BBIIIBS Bi1SiSETBi1LL . BUHT . 'HUD PLEIISHIIT THIHBS ' .... rilzf PRINTSHOP PRETTIES- Hard at Work in the printing office, tour at- tractive members of the TECHITE Business Staff present a pleasing pic- ture. OFFICIAL BUSINESS- Seated at his famous table in the shop, Mr. Edwards, capable Busi- ness adviser for the year- book, consulted With a visiting executive. MANAGER AT WORK- Elaine Fox, Business Manager of the TECHITE, surrounded by several members of the staff, types a letter to the printer of this annual. sto, A Sl IM .1 W5 M I avorife Every spring the fanc- ies of the Physical Edu- cation classes turn to the out-of-doors. During May and Iune they change from their gym suits to their bath- ing suits and learn to swim and dive. Earlier in the spring softball is the most pop- ular game. Here, Betty Loyd, Irene Bierly, and Anita Harkin are getting in training. ri In the spring the P. E. classes go in for tennis in a big way. Although it's more fun to play out- side in the courts, they have to settle for the gym until the weather is warmer. Basketball will always be a favorite among the girls. Teams are formed by the different gym classes and intra-mural games are played all during the winter months. Volley-ball is cz pretty exciting game if you keep that ball going. Harriet Donahue starts off the game with a good serve, while the other girls wait to help in the play. 6L5 iff? p 693. df H x g,i .5 ls I High brows on Tech Stage Our principal off duty Greenhouse views Dramatic Club in action Proof of Tech pulchritude Night life ci Y ,QR 1 55.51 u up X 23:12 1 'E 'W HHPPY PEOPLE BEPBESE-.'I1'I' H PEEIBEFUL IIHT 1011 12 now fake 6L fook fbe gg l'LL6Ll'y mio ry af X XXQN fi 1A4x 1 I ,ff wffrmwn fm flmllwz W uafrffw M S. 1 . ,EN N X .. , .zf I Q, f 2 Q, Q F! 2 f - Q w ww l1 a?11!1h3h!lM'lem!Wig rf 2 ff 5, A X 5 ,X wif wisp o QI QQ ALLEN, MARTHA LEE Muffy , Richmond, Virginia. ANDERSON, SHEILA REID Washington, D.C., Girl Cadets. ANDERSON, VIRGINIA LEE Baltimore, Maryland. BAILEY, MARY ELIZABETH Motty , Annapolis, Maryland, Girl Cadets, Dramatic Club, Sketch Club, Interclass Basketball. BASSANI, GASPER Gus , New York, New York. BAUMGARTNER, EDWARD IACK Radar , Kimball, Tennessee, Football Team, lay Vee Basketball. BELL, ELIZABETH VIRGINIA Betty , Washington, D.C. BELL, FRANCES RUTH Chloe , Brentwood, Maryland. BITTER, THELMA IOYCE Washington, D.C. BROCKWAY, ANNA LEE Babe , Washington, D.C. 76 BONNET, ARTHUR EDWARD Pot , Newport News, Virginia, Cadets, Foot- ball Team. Q BOOKSTAVER, IAMES RICHARD Endicott, New York, Boys' Glee Club. BOVE, ANNA-MARIE LUCILLE Washington, D.C., G.O. Rep., TECH LIFE. BRENNER, HELEN Washington, D.C. ' BRIDGEFORD, ROSALIE ANN Lee , Lowell, Massachusetts, Spanish Club, Paint and Powder Club. BROOKS, MARCUS Birmingham, Alabama. BROWN, ERMA VIOLA Washington, D.C., Spanish Club, Girls' Glee Club Girl Reserves, G.O. Rep. Upper House, Honor Roll 3 semesters. BUTLER, FRANCES ELEANOR Washington, D.C., G.O. Rep. CAMMACK, BETTY LOU CAMPBELL, CLAIRE REGINA Oscar , Atlantic City, New Iersey, Art Club Girls' Sports. W Ei 433. '77 4' 'X 'Rb off 0 u ar Kitty Trittipoe A1bie Thompson .Mod Bikefy 60 Succeeg S25 vW Mm QQ U25 my ln QQ CAMPBELL, PATRICIA IOAN 'Pat , Atlantic City, New Iersey, Girl Cadets Girls' Sports. CANN, WILLIAM Bill , Washington, Maryland. CASTLE, RICHARD Washington, D.C., Cadet Color Sgt. +CHARUHAS, GEORGE Washington, D.C. CHARUHAS, MARIA Nickie , Washington, D.C., TECH LIFE REP. CLOKEY, IEANNE MARIE Washington, D.C. COAKLEY, IAMES Lynchburg, Virginia, Cadets. COKAS, EVELYN Washington, D.C. COOPER, WILSON IRVING IR. Washington, D.C., Cadet Color Sgt., Chev- rons Club. THOMPSON, ALBERT ASBURY Albie , Washington, D.C., Football Team, Iunior Varsity Basketball, Circle T Club. it Graduated prior to February 1946. COUMARIS, ROSE Washington, D.C. CRAFT, ROBERT WAYNE Lexington, South Carolina, Debating Club. CREAMER, ELSIE PAULINA Abbie , Washington, D.C., Honor Roll l se- mester, Bank-President and Cashier. CROCKETT, ELIZABETH MARGARET Nissie , Baltimore, Maryland. TRIBBY, DOLORES CAROL Dolly , Washington, D.C. DAVIDSEN, CARLTON HAROLD IR. Dave , Mt. Rainier, Maryland, Cadets. DE GAST, HILAIRE Pop , Warwick, Massachusetts, Rifle Club, Cadet Sgt. Major, Chevrons Club, S.C.C., Hi-Y Club. DELALIAN, MARGARET Dee , Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves, TECH LIFE REP. DIAMOND, IACK Chicago, Illinois, Glee Club, Cadet Band. DUNCAN, MARY RUTH Boone, North Carolina, Girl Reserves, S.C.C., Girls' Rifle Club, Spanish Club, Honor Roll 2 semesters. 292' A xb 430 -xg I ' EVERETT, BARBARA ELAINE Bobbie , Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves, ,f x f QQ, Library Staff. X 'B FITZHUGH, BETTY LEE Washington, D.C. I 1 Fl ,' TRITTIPOE, KATHRYN MAE Kitty , Washington, D.C., G.O. Rep. Upper K' House, TECH LIFE STAFF, Welcoming Committee. GABLE, WALTER DELAY Super-Suds , Canton, Georgia, Football Team. ! GERSCHENKRON, HELGA SUSANNA Sue , Vienna, Austria, Dramatic Club, TECHITE LITERARY STAFF, Announcers' Club, Sketch Club. Y- .?.J J l Cl fr' wx QX GERTSCH, EVELYN MAE Eve , Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves. GLIDDEN, RICHARD Washington, D.C. GRIMES, KEITH Aurora Hills, Virginia, Spanish Club. 'WG-UY, FRANCIS Birmingham, Ohio. HAMASIAN, REUBEN Rube , Bridgeport, Connecticut. 9' Graduated prior to February 1946. Q4 mm HARRISON, SHIRLEY ANN Portsmouth, Virginia, Bank Staff, S.C.C., Honor Roll 3 semesters, Bank-President and Cashier. HAYNES, IOHN Somerset, Kentucky. HENSE, WILLIAM NORMAN Bill , Washington, D.C., Foreman of the Stage Crew, Chemistry Club, Bible Club. VASSOS, MARY Bobbie , Washington, D.C. HILTON. IDA Washington, D.C. 1671, HUDGINS, DORIS MARIE Washington, D.C. fix , '95 HUNTON, ROBERT DAVID Bob , Boonville, Indiana, Baseball. ' 'L IACKSON, MARION RUTH Iackson , Washington, D.C., Rifle Club, G.O., iffl Girl Cadets, Girl Reserves. ' IEW, SHECK MING China. fl ' f ll 1 it Graduated prior to February 1946. 4, X R0 I asf .goo cifzq Ermcl Brown Iclck Fuller Ruth Niemyer William Hense jeff S fugelz is a gm IOHNSON, DORIS Greensboro, North Carolina, Girls' Sports. KEADY, SHIRLEY IEAN Dolly , Little Rock, Arkansas, Chemistry Club, QM Interclass Basketball, Girl Reserves. 'y W KENEALY, IOHN THOMAS Sight1ess , Washington, D.C., Football, Iay ' Vee Basketball, Baseball Team. VOLPE, HELEN LORRAINE Fredericksburg, Virginia. WAGNER, ANNE RACHEL Washington, D.C. Eli KETTNER, FRANCES Sebastian , Washington, D.C. KIRBY, EUGENE Washington, D.C. PYLES, EVA MAE Aspers, Pennsylvania, Girls' Rifle Club. KNOX, IEAN DAINGERFIELD Washington, D.C., G.O., Gigi Reserves. KOTULSKI, FLORENCE ANN Flo , Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, French Club. W3 3 3 f', Q X .f QL Z W KRACKE, IACQUELINE DOROTHY Iackie , Washington, D.C., Girl Cadets, Girl Reserves, TECH LIFE REP., Spanish Club. KRISTOFF, RENEE Ionesboro,,Arkansas, S.C.C. Rep. LAMBDEN, RUTH LORRAINE Ruthie , Washington, D.C., Paint and Powder Club, Sketch Club, Girl Reserves, Inter-class Basketball. LANE, IERRY Duluth, Minnesota. LE COMPTE, IEAN PATRICIA Washington, D.C., Spanish Club, Girl Re- serves. LEE, SOO MARYLAND Susie , Brooklyn, New York, Honor Roll Z se- mesters. LEWIS, WILLIAM D. Bill', Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. LINDSEY, IO-ANN MERCER Io , Youngstown, Ohio, Girl Cadets, Girl Reserves, Chevrons Club, Spanish Club, Recreation Club, Section Presi- dent. LOEFFLER, CATHERINE Kit , Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club. LONGENECKER, PHILIP Washington, D.C. LONGENECKER, PHYLLIS ANN Dee Dee , Washington, D.C., Girl Re- serves, Glee Club, Rifle Club. LUCAS, CAROLINE Memphis, Tennessee. MADDOX, ELEANOR MAE Ellie , Washington, D.C., Secretary ot G.O. MAIORS, GARY H. Washington, D.C., Bible Club, French Club, Cadets. MARNIX, MARION LOUISE Atlanta, Georgia, Library Staff. WATKINS, MARIAN KING Washington, D.C. MATTISON, DOUGLAS Doug , Rice Lake, Wisconsin, Boys' Glee Club. YEE, MEE HAR Mae Washington, D.C., S.C.C.-Secretary, Dramatic Club, TECHITE REP, G.O. Representative. MILLER, BETTY Reading, Pennsylvania. ---x ,- pi L, it :usa RICE, DONALD Don , Washington, D.C., Football. MOSTYN, IUANITA Washington, D.C., Glee Club, Girls' Sports. MURPHY, IUANITA IANE Bunci , Handley, West Virginia. ZAFIRYPOLIS, WILLIAM Billy , Boston, Massachusetts. MYERS, HELEN BAIRD Len , Washington, D.C., Glee Club, Girl Cadets, Rifle Club, Chevrons Club, Spanish Club, TECH LIFE STAFF, TECH LIFE REP., TECHITE REP. NEWBERRY, ALFRED Bub , Washington, D.C. NICHOLAS, WILFRED ANTHONY Nick , Malacca, Straits Settlements. Malaya, Cadet Cpl., G.O. Rep., TECH LIFE. NICHOLS, MARIAN EMILY Nicky , Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Girl Cadets, Chevrons Club. NIEMYER, RUTH CURTIS Washington, D.C., G.O. Rep. Lower House, Girl Scouts, Glee Club, Honor Roll 3 semesters. NYLIN, EUGENE HENRY Gene , Brooklyn, New York, Cadets. I X 1' X Iackie Krcxcke Ted Smith P YM Xxfk jeff Gagefs asf flzfefes 1 I ru was A1bie xi 1 A' ' mx Wx lk Thompson --,. Y Xgxfggm., . X- lx-YNY.: Q I Q 1 ff 4 5,, X, - h . ' T? k .?sXQ5: . xxxq X . A N, A 5 x X X X 'Qi 'e ff' LQ f .Q 2 vim.. wg. img Q Q 92 O'DONNELL, MARY SHEILA Muffie , Washington, D.C. OLIVER, LLOYD G. Gi11y , Washington, D.C. ORNDORFF, DONALD WAYNE Washington, D.C., Stage Crew. PAERRECO, IAMES THEODORE Iim , Uniontown, Pennsylvania, Glee Club, Rifle Team, Stage Crew, Cadet Cpl. PEACOCK, MARY EDNA Eddy , Torn Brook, Maryland, Girl Cadets. WILLIAMS, IACK Birmingham, Alabama. PRICE, MARY EILEEN Washington, D.C. PYLE, IOHN CALVIN lack , Washington, D.C., TECH LIFE REP. 2 se mesters, President of Section. PYLES, MARGARET REBECCA Washington, D.C., Sports Club, G.O. Rep. QUINN, PAUL C. Richmond, Virginia, Chemistry Club. RAINEY, ROBERT CARLTON Commando , Lynchburg, Virginia, Dramatic Club, Cadets. ' RALPH, MARY IANE Mary , Baltimore, Maryland, Girl Reserves, Dra- matic Club, Girls' Glee Club. REED, DORIS LORRAINE Washington, D.C. RICCI, ALBERT MICHAEL Rick , Washington, D.C., Football. RICHARDSON, WILLIAM HENRY Bill , Washington, D.C. RINEHART, PATSY ANN Pat , Washington, D.C., Hockey. RISK, MARIAN EDYTH Mickey , Cleveland, Ohio, Inter-class Basketball, TECHITE LITERARY STAFF, Paint and Powder Club, Lower House of G.O., Sketch Club, Girl Reserves, Quill and Scroll, Pharos, Honor Roll 3 semesters. ROBBINS, ROBERTA IEANNE Robin , Washington, D.C., S.C.C. ROBINS, GLORIA Glo , Washington, D.C., Girls' Rifle Club, TECHITE REP. ROBINS, WALTER WILSON IR. Wally , Washington, D.C., Cadets, Chev- rons Club, Boys' Glee Club. I, is A X W Kitty Trittipoe Eugene Kirby 1 Q y r asf resse ,, RODMAN, MARIORIE IUNE MGTQ'Y 1 Washington, D.C., S.C.C., Glee Club, Girl Cadets, TECHITE REP. ROLLE, ANNETTE EDNA Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves. ROLLE, DOROTHY KATHRYN Dot , Washington, D.C., Girl-Reserves. ROSS, LOIS HUDNELL Aurora, North Carolina, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club. RUSS, ELEANOR Elly , Washington, D.C., Rifle Club, Paint and Powder Club, TECHITE LITERARY STAFF, Library Staff, Section President. SABELLA, MURIEL MARCELINE Nini , Manila, Philippines, Dramatic Club, Announcers' Club, Rifle Club, Girl Cadets, TECH LIFE STAFF. SAKADALES, MARY ANN Sakie , Washington, D.C., Girl Cadets. SAMPAZNA, ROSE SAZAMA PATRICIA ANN Patty , Washington, D.C., Girl Cadets, Girls' Glee Club, Rifle Club, Spanish Club. WRYGMER, GENE HERBERT Leland, Iowa. tt Graduated prior to February 1947. 1 SCHROEDER, ANTHONY Chicago, Illinois. SCLIMAN, MARY STELLA Katsimigas , Washington, D.C. SETNICK, FRANCES LORA Li'l Bit , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. SHAPIRO, IRVING New York, New York. SHEA, PATRICIA KATHRYN Patsy , Washington, D.C., S.C.C. SHENK, DAWN MARIE Washington, D.C., Girl Cadets, Chevrons Club, SCHOFER, LOUIS Washington, D.C. A .J A SONNEMANN, FRANCES Sunshine , New Orleans, Louisiana, Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, Home Economics Club. STORER, BESSIE MAY Bess , Washington, D.C., Girls' Sports Club, Rifle 'Quan' Club. STOUT, GRACE LOUISE Washington, D.C., Girl Reserves, Rifle Club. NEIDECKER, CHARLES Washington. D.C. S.C.C., Basketball, Rifle Club, President of the Sketch Club. ' 4 . iv.. 7 S 5 'IHEYPIXEPHBED i-'D HLUi1B . . LET US PBEPPIIS' FDB PEHISE . . Ceclz 75 Tame ,CJ-grae l+l+l+l4'll'l+ll'l+ Symbofs Our Goulzfry Gfzzg Our Gorps ll'l1'l+l+ll'l1'll'll'll' james .412 fkeview Major Major lst Lt. lst Lt. Ist Lt lst Lt . E. W. Hutmire . R. K. Lee ecurify Gomzci Staff C. I. Andersen A. E. Cook S. L. Arrnentrout W. H. Eskite, Ir. lst Lt. G. D. Tigner Sgt. Mcrjor H. G. DeGcxst Sen. Color Ser. W. Cooper Ir. Color Ser. R. A. Castle 2nd Lt. T. G. Bowman S. Sgt. I. Richardson Sponsored By Miss Mcrrijo Biondi '3-IH Band I. Davidson Captain-Donald Wilson C- Dfltfow lst. Li. R. Ellis R- Glffen lst. Sgt. W. Waltz P- Glazer D. M. 1. Childs W- Luckrifz G. M ' Sgfsn R. Milfs R- TYSdC11 I. Mizansky l. Fuller W. Morrill H. Lel1'1bGCh Pumphrey Cplsn H. Radinsky D. Barker E' sfiiglie P.. Wilberger ' L. Williams Pvts. W. Wubbena I. Allen C. Bouton R. Brewrink H. Boggs F. Childs Sponsored By Miss Carolyn Dedmon First place regiment, 1945g first place band, 19445 second place battalion, 1945, second place band, 19457 third place bat- talion, l944p winning military map reading team, 1944, 1945! No, not a dream! That is the victorious record ot our regiment during a two year period. It has been the product of hard work. Of course, our complete record is not as good as it could be. Our record in the company drills has not been anything to boast about. This year with only three companies, we have been at a disadvantage, but we have worked harder to make up tor this. It is our duty to maintain the fine record of the Second Regiment and we shall pass on to future members ot the Regiment a more glorious record than that ot the past. 'Afro 'TQ 5x I I t M 602 Company A Captain W. Carter lst Lt. R. Peck 2nd Lt. R. Clark lst Sgt. E. Mooers Sgts. E. R. C. R. C. O snags?- 'U 4 I-ll Y' E. R. 100 Amicon Buck Fulcher Taylor Waterman Brooks Kretsinger Nicholas Price Waddlington Bailey Cleaver T. Crump M. Doggett C. Dorlancl R. Durst E. Fink I. Friedlander R. Gerst H. Golway R. Goodman M. Harris E Iseman F. King I. Leyiield C. Lineberry C. Noble C. Petrone I. Propst R. Riley R. Rooney R. Schroeder I. Welch T. White Sponsored By Miss Sylvia Srnka G . Wf 2 I Company B Capt. R. Iohnson lst 1.1. 1. Guy Znd Lt, W. Leonard lst Sgt. I. Casey Sgt. M. Bcltchelder I. Fyock E. Hardesty I. Taylor D. Bennett Cpl. D. Fulcher B. Ives I. Parraco T. Ryman T. Vogel T. Crump Pvts. F. Beahm I. Brown F. Callison I. Dineau H. Dubendorff L. Fowler E. Hill W. Lee R. Marceran R. Mueller B. Rainer I. Roschlau F. Shavatt E. Stewart D. Umberger W. Whaier D, Williams G. Bolts I. Houser L. Cook M. Van Grack P. Bottalico I. Feinstein Sponsored By Miss Mary Coleman L, 1 gy ff w f-MF 1- '31 ,g . if 1 if O 1 I Company C Captain F. Sartwell lst. Lt. C. Hoffmann Znd. Lt. I. Larsen lst. Sgt. W. Ernst Sgts. L. Geiser W. Greaves I. Groff R. Moler T. Smith Cpls. I. Gallagher I. Dellinger B. King W. Mockabee C. Weller Pvts. R. Abrams R. Andrews R. Atkinson 102 W. Chaskel K. De Young T. Di Benedetto I. Torris M. Cooper C. Gallagher B. Gayhart S. Goldberg V:- A. Iones ' 15' I I. I-Yerly - we E. Moriarty N-tai? M. T. Patterson Q-GALXTQ I. Shulmczn TE 14 svlgifh 3 WMERN' . 1 son L. Wiser I. Smith s H. Morat R. Perry H. Muchnick W. Mitchell Sponsored By Miss Ianis Goffe U v CL zlzfmfy rin Working To Win Snappy Drill Parade Rest Our Symphony The Boss and His Boys Battalion Parade What Setup! What Strut! Arsenal Number 103 GC!! Virgil and Cicero hold no mysteries to EDITH HARPER. who is our number one Latin student. She has maintained a high average for her six semesters of Latin and has proven herself adept in the art of good translation. Chosen best French and Span- ish student, WARREN BOW- MAN has shown a complete understanding of his subject. Not only does he apply his knowledge in the classroom, but may be heard greeting his friends with a cheery buenos dias. A l I f-9. it get .- J' V A 0,05 Champion Math stu- dent is ROBERT BUL- LOCK, who knows his circles and square roots backwards and forwards. His Math homework doesn't stump him or have him worried as it does the rest of us. Congratu- lations, Bob! EUGENE NYLIN and CHARLES NEIDECKER are Mr. Edward's best Print Shop students. The ABC's of the shop are nothing new to these two, who are very familiar with all of its intricate pro- cesses. gmt 4 nm X A limit. mimi im 1 fx M5 7, c IOS The science of bugs and snakes, and mice and men is Biology. IEANNE MAGNANI has been chosen outstanding student in the field ot research into this subject. Because of her interest, she has ex- celled in her Work. Test tubes, clamps, ignition tubes, and Bunsen Burners are BETTY- ANN GILLARD's tools ot trade. Her laboratory skills have shown her capable of intensive and accurate work. Qt? aim The perfect secretary, JACKIE KRACKE, has been selected be- cause of her ability and personali- ty. She has shown herself capable of attaining a good position by do- ing her various tasks thoroughly and efficiently. SHIRLEY HARRISON is Tech's top bookkeeper with a record for effi- ciency. She has excelled in the theory and practice of bookkeeping and has proved her ability in this lay O elzilzd fllg u5i12e5fl QS ARLINE GROSSMANN rates the title of Tech's best girl English student. Her abil- ity and thorough knowledge ol her sub- iect have proven her worthy of this honor. me V l Not only does he earn the title of best History student, but ROBERT IOHNSON has also proved himself tops in Physics and English. His remarkable ability has made him one of Tech's highest honored students. mywgfrs. . Wwslvm 1 9' f lil? x f .D L3 f Hg .J - 1 nv-' f ' , . A fw, - q W a x U , H l . ' , vi 1 4 , A I I . 'ral' u 'w Q. J ' ' I , , V . g. 1 . ' ,, , 2 . A , 7 . , g , 'o '- - rv , , ,, - f ,Ny W. , 5' H ,, ' ,. , x . u ' 1 ,I x x 1 'mnwmni-...r ,.:m:.' L f. 1 W, glzfrogucirzq Cach? mififary .Wi55e5 COMPANY A Captain Dedmon lst Lt. Donahue Znd Lt. Baker lst Sgt. Nichols Guide Sgt. lst Plt. Kracke Guide Sgt. 2nd Plt. Myers Plt. Sgt. Groh Corporals: Anderson Klemin Kuncis Ryan Privates: Lusted Osborne Swartz Miller Adams Crist ir! Gadefs COMPANY B Captain Haug lst Lt. Hall 2nd Lt. Lewis lst Sgt. Lindsey Guide Sgt. lst Plt. Shenk Guide Sgt. Znd Plt. Plt. Sgt. Adams Corporals: Treskunoff Kerman Connelly Allenbaugh Privates: Dare Cole Mockabee Loffler Wells Richmond NW fi Rouse ll ii 1 1 X 4 1 1 Ct AT EASE! After a hard drill the officers take a rest. Here we see Captain Ded- mon, Major Mason, and Captain Haug. Besides learning cooperation and the art of giving orders, the cadets have frequent parties and dances, and the members are found to be participants in many school activities. FORWARD MARCH! Every Monday and Friday the girls may be seen drilling in the halls or on the plaza. Under the advisory of Mr. Elmer Krehbiel and their efficient captains, the cadets are rapidly becoming snappy drillers, and present a pleasant eyeful on the drill field. ABOUT FACE! Presenting the staff, those girls who keep the machine run- ning smoothly and everything under control. They are: Sgt. Rouse, Sgt. Major Shaeffer, lst Lt. Bianca. Major Mason. 3 rj 'NX :fu X 3 ' lll 0 Q E -.. -. 5. DIAMOND T CLUB PICTURE: First row, left to right: Mary Ann Hol- lander. Second row: Betty Collins, Beverly Freeman, Carolyn Dedmon, Marie Stivaletti, Marjorie Nichols. Third row: Ianet Lee, Annie Geno- vere, Iean Herde, Harriet Donahue, Iuanita Mostyn. DIAMOND T CLUB: Girls, would you like to be one of the proud possessors of a Diamond T? Here's how it's done. After school vari- ous sports are being carried on in the girls' gym: join some of your favorites. For being on a team you receive fifteen points. For perfect attendance you receive five more, and if our team wins the championship in this sport, each member of the team receives fif- teen more points. After you have accumu- lated a total of one hundred points, you are the proud possessor of a Diamond T. The group of girls who wear Diamond T's meet on alternate Wednesdays in the girls' gym. Wiener roasts, picnics, and parties are often enjoyed by this group. The adviser is Mrs. Daniel. 112 CIRCLE T CLUB PICTURE: First row, left to right: Willie Poms, Andy Davis, Clarence Drayer, Wal- ter Olsen, Eddie Saxty. Second row: Herman Follin, Charles Brot- T man, George Geiser. Third row: Herbert Grambow, Bob Iones, Thomas Dutch Boback. Fourth I row: Bill Rapee, Clarence Robey. ' Don Humphrey. CIRCLE T CLUB: In the Circle T Club you find Tech's best athletes, fellows who are second to none in football, basketball, track, and baseball. They have all won the right to wear the Circle T, the hardest-to-get school letter in the District. Meetings of the club are held every Thursday morning in the Woodshop, with Mr. Brown as the faculty adviser. Besides working for the general welfare of the school, the Circle T Club holds dances, picnics, and Wiener roasts. The club's officers are as follows: Andy Davis, President: Clarence Drayer, Vice Presidentp Walter Olsen, Secretary-Treasur- ery and Willie Poms, Sergeant-at-Arms. , Tw. 4 . . 'il - .v,q,AZf - HI-Y CLUB: lst row, left to right: DeGast, Childs, Taylor, Smith. 2nd row-Ernst, Mr. Hart, Dunas. 3rd row-Fuller, Williams, Fogel. RECREATION CLUB: lst row, left to right: Mr. Hart, Bullock, Bennett, Andersen, Goffe, Sartwell, Armen- trout, Iackson, Lindsay. 2nd row- Myers, Guy, Black, Redd, Clark, Moriarity, Mattingly, Light, Lewter. 3rd row--Ricobini, Tennyson, Bac- ker, Henson, Hash, Lohr, Audia, Iordan, Groh, Magnani. 4th row- Holmes, Bennett, Forcum, Brown, Harper, Green. HI-Y CLUB: Here is a club for red-blooded American young men. The Hi-Y Club is sponsored by the local YMCA for the pur- pose of creating, maintaining, and extending into the community and schools high stand- ards of Christian character. Hi-Y Club mem- bers enjoy themselves immensely at the many dances and socials held by the club. The adviser is Mr. Hart. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Kenneth De Gastp Vice-President, Iames Childs: Sec- retary, Iames Taylor: and Treasurer, Ted Smith. 1 1 l RECREATION CLUB: If you like to dance, there's plenty of good music: if you're an athlete there's always a rip-roaring game of basketball, badminton, or ping-pong to occupy you at Tech's new Recreation Club. At least one evening a week, this club has its social and dance. The purpose, that's simple, for you to enjoy yourself and make lasting friendships. The officers are Virginie Bennett, founder and President, Charles An- dersen, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Bullock, Sec- retary and Treasurer: Mr. Hart, faculty ad- viser. Remember, the gym doors are open wide waiting for you to come inl BOYS' CHEVRONS CLUB: All the non-commissioned officers of Tech's Cadet Corps gather each week on Monday afternoons after drill for the meeting of the Boys' Chevrons Club, held in Room 216. The purpose of this exclusive club is to provide social activities for the non-coms and to improve the Corps by promoting its spirit. The members take an active interest in sports, having a baseball team in the spring, and a bowling team. They have a hayride in the fall, and weiner roasts, as well as the annual Chevrons Club dance and other social functions. The adviser is Miss McCamman. The officers are as follows: President, William Waltz, Vice President, Robert Taylor, Secretary, Randolph Bucky and Sergeant- at-Arms, Lloyd Geiser. BOYS' CHEVRONS CLUB PICTURES: Top picture, first row, left to right: Fyoclr, Moriarity, Geiser, Groff. Second row: De Gust, Fulcher, Childs, Fuller. Third row: Wadlington, Waltz, Witchie. Fourth row: Bennett. Bottom picture, first row, left to right: Ives, Greaves, Smith, Ernst, Hardesty. Second row: Brooks, Waterman, Taylor, Parreco. Third row: King. SABERETTE CLUB: First row: Bianca, Haug, Lewis. Second row: Hall, Donahue, Mason. Third row: Baker, Dedmon, Hoyt. CHEVRONS CLUB: First row: Allenbaugh, Rouse, Lindsay, Adams. Second row: Schaef- fer, Kermin, Treskunoif, Kuncis, Connelly. Third row: Groh, Anderson, Myers, Kracke. L :Til N' tml get 5 '1 The officers of the Girl Cadets make up one of Tech's clubs. After drills, these girls get together and have informal discussions on Ways in which they can improve their battalion as a Whole. Informal parties, dances and such are a source of recreation for these girls after a hard day at drill. If you hear the familiar, Tenshun you had better watch out, it might be one of those big, bad Saberettes. Ilre you a non-commissioned officer? Then the place for you is the Girls' Chevrons Club. This group of girls meets expressly for the purpose of pro- viding recreation for its cadet members. Among its many activities are an annual hayride and various dances and picnics. So if you're in the cadets and have a few stripes on your sleeve, join the Chevrons Club today. 115 Members of Quill and Scroll are: First row: Marian Risk, Phyllis Mattingly, Marie Pic- ciano, Arthur Cook. Second row: Ruth Brightman, Alice Shepherd, Sylvia Srnka, Elaine Fox. Third row: Virginie Bennett, Mary Coleman, Ieanne Magnani, Edith Har- per, Warren Bowman. Members of the Tech Lite Staff are First row: Arlene Grossrnann, Marie Picciano, Betty Aber. Second row: Nancy Houck, Lauretta Bernhard, Beverly Freeman. Third row: Marijane Sunderland, Martha Shreve, Elaine Rouse, Rita Scogna. . U, , . -. 1 r. E QUE? t , ins till .1 , . s,H.. ,. Quill and Scroll: The McKinley chapter of the Quill and Scroll is an honor society for students who do outstanding work on Tech Life and The Techite , and who have a high scholastic average to match their journal- istic talent. The name implies Honor, represented by the Scroll, and Iournalism, represented by the Quill. Our chapter has about fifteen active members and about three hundred alumni members, some of whom can at this time be found on the staffs of the several Washington newspapers. The national organization maintains chapters in almost all the states of the Union, as well as in Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, England, New Zealand, and China. The adviser is Mr. Brinker. Tech Life: Where's that story about the Saber Club dance? All material must be in today! shouts the editor. A story to Write, a deadline to meet, an editor-that can only be a newspaper. And at Tech, in case you haven't heard, the newspaper is Tech Life. Here's the group that presents the facts for all you hungry readers. DEBATING CLUB: First row, left to right: Featrice Tendler, Mary Coleman, Ioyce freskunoff, Carl Hoffman. Second row: Vir- ginie Bennett, Warren Bowman. Third row: Merton Batchelder, Bob Iohnson, Charles Fulcher. BIBLE CLUB: First row, left to right: Elaine Rouse, Eileen Rouse, Doris Sorell, Marie Lusted. Doris Carlson. Second row: Ruth Lusted, Esther Richardson, Betty lane Watt, Marie Shaffer. Third row: Betty Kuncis, Mary Alice Sweet, Shirley Dillon. Fourth row: Lary Wiser, Gary Majors, Bill Mock- abee. FQ THE DEBATING CLUB: Do you like to argue? Can you speak and think on your feet? If so, the Debating Club is the place for you. For four years Tech's Debating Teams have come out on top of the other high schools and private schools in the District and have won the Area Championship. Since it was founded in 1938, this club has been teaching its members to analyze situations, and se- lect the issues. Mr. Strauss is the faculty ad- viser. The officers are as follows: President, Mary Coleman, Vice President, Warren Bow- man, Treasurer, Carl Hoffman, Secretary, Iames Richardson. THE BIBLE CLUB: Members of Tech's Bible Club make a practice of carrying the teach- ings of the Bible into their everyday life. The Club which has about twenty members. is quite similar to the Christian Endeavor, and meets every Wednesday afternoon in Room 130, where the pupils have Bible study and related activities. They have speakers as often as possible. The club has parties and socials during each semester. The advisers are Mrs. Krey, Mr. Brinker, and Miss Watkins. The officers are as follows: President, Gary Majors, Vice President, Shir- ley Dillon, Secretary, Esther Richardson, and Treasurer, Ruth Lusted. TRAINING GROUP: First row, left to right: Sartwell, Peck, Robinson, Leonard, Waltz. Second row: Chaskel, Downey, Benson, Manson, Noakes. Third row: Atkinson, Munchnik, Durst, Crump, Giffen, Harris. Fourth row: Cooper, McQuaid, U.N. Owen, Bolton, Label, Di Benedetto. CONCERT GROUP: Front row, left to right: Wormsley, Sartwell, Peck, Robinson, Leonard, Waltz, Taylor. Second row: Luckritz, K. Dixon, L. Geiser, Kennedy, Mattison, Stevens. Third row: Moriarty, Norris, G. Geiser, Larson, Robbins. Fourth row: Wubbena, Owen, Parreco, Brunner, Kretsinger, Owen, Owen. Fifth row: De Gast, Richman, Poss. 118 THE IOSEPH H. DANIEL GLEE CLUB Bright and early every morning the members ol the Boys' Glee Club gather in Room 231 for music and good fellowship. They sing from 8:45 to 9:25 under the capable di- rection of their director and faculty adviser, Mrs. Bella B. Thompson, who is better known as Ma. A group of twenty to thirty is chosen from the active members, and it brings honors to Tech through con- certs given throughout the city. The Boys' Glee Club is named in honor of Ioseph H. Daniel, father of the present principal and lor forty years director of music in the pub- lic schools ot the District. Although the members receive no school credit for their work, singing only for their own enjoyment and culti- vation, any member who has been active for three years is recom- mended for an Honor Medal, awarded by the General Organiza- tion. The club has several social activities, the most prominent ol which is the Glee Club dance, held in the Spring. The officers are as follows: President, Owen Robinson: Vice President, Richard Peck, Treas- urer, William Waltz, Secretaries, William Leonard and Frank Sart- well. iii Ti..- f 4 X if 'EX lion Q W5 ffj 4. v fl, X0 A GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Girls, don't you think singing makes you ieel happy? Maybe that's why there are so many cheerful faces in the morning among the girls. Every morning a very large group of girls, who belong to the popular Girls' Glee Club, meet and sing their troubles away with popular songs, old favorites, and enjoyable rounds. Every so often, this organ- ization presents assemblies for the enjoyment of the school, and at times, when asked, they sing for outside organizations. l'm sure you'd like to sing, too, so go right up to Room 233. The doors are left open for youl GILRS' GLEE CLUB PICTURE: Top picture, first row, left to right Lindsay, U. N. Owen, Longnecker, Kermin, Smith, Gofie, Sweeney Second row: Donahue, U. N. Owen, Pratt, Brown, Myers, Ockers- hausen, White. Third row: Clark, Niemeyer, Aufdern-Brinke Sazma. Fourth row: Sweet, Tendler, Phillips. Bottom picture, first row, left to right: Dodge, Stuart, Bernardi Walsh, Leach, Carr, Welsh. Second row: Green, Rowe, Crist Walker, Keefauver, Bowers, Bowers, Bianca, Black. Third row Nolan, Reynolds, Taishoff, Crooks, Kerz, Henning. Fourth row McCall, Gillard, Wagner, Redd. DRAMATIC CLUB PICTURES: First picture, first row, lett to right Sartwell, Harper, Andersen, Sunderland, Calhoun.. Znd. Ralph, Lain, Markey, Srnka, Henning. 3rd. Mrs. Coe, Light, Sabella, Green, Hamilton, Scott, Goffe, Bennett. 4th. Schroeder, Wilson Stevens, Weick, Magnani, Redd, Light. Znd. Picture, lst. row: Harper, Andersen, Sartwell, Calhoun, Sun- derland. 2nd. Green, Pericles, Egbert, Goffe, Redd, Black, Brown White. 3rd. Mancin, Kroeger, Kuncis, Owen, Edwards. 4th. Walker Smith, Thomas, Whitcraft, Rydgmyr, Hardesty, Wubbena. Sth. Benl net, Grimm, Buck. DRAMATIC CLUB: It takes just twelve lines of Shakespeare to join one of the most outstanding clubs at Tech. This club is the Dramatic Club. Don't groan when you think of having to learn Shakespeare. You know that you've memorized twelve lines in some part of your school career. Look at the advan- tages! You have the chance of being in the spring play or the very beautiful Christmas Pageant. Then, of course, there are the tournament plays in which one semester com- petes against another to find out who are the best actors. Acting in front ot others teaches you to be more at ease in public speaking. This, certainly, is something every- one tinds valuable. During the year short skits are presented in the club, guest speakers come from many places, and, of course, there are the famous Dramatic Club par- ties. See you next Tuesday in Room l3U! x, N ta. X' 1' . ff Ri xy S . f X , . I V EETFS 'jj Beach Harrison Second row French Henson Cobblett Genovere EX Third row Kibler Mrs Wilson Umstead Z2 M Z X , A 'tal X , Q- X mx ,K xx xx X X 3 Q' ll I LLM , PAINT G POWDER CLUB: Very few plays at Tech would be successful without the Paint and Powder Club. This club sees that everyone looks the part he plays. It would be hard for an audience to imagine a seventeen year old girl to be seventy-three years old without some makeup: but with a little powder and paint she can look like what she ain't. The girls who are in this club meet every other Tues- day back-stage, and have great times practicing on each other. They have a feeling of pride when they see their finished product go on the stage looking just right for the role each plays. LIBRARY STAFF: Do you need a book in a short time for English or history? Don't forget your school library, located in Room 320. If you can't find your book, ask the assistance of Miss Shugars or some member of the staff. These students do filing, arrang- ing books on the shelves, and checking books in and out. If a student Works five periods a week, he can earn a half a credit toward graduation. Miss Shugars and the staff cordially invite students to suggest books that would be useful to them in their studies or that they would enjoy reading. Don't hesitate to make use of the facilities that the school offers you! 122 LIBRARY STAFF: First row, left to right: Eleanor Russ, Ruth Miller, Barbara Everett: Second row: Dor- othy Anderson, Betty Smith, Miss Shugars. Third row: Margaret Pyles, Frances Halley, Lee Bauer. BANK STAFF: First row, left to right: Rosemary Crist, Lucille Clift, Helena Iustus, Betty Libby. Second row: Mildred Reamy, Pauline Creamer, Shirley Harrison, Marie Parbar, Barbara Wetzler. Third row: lane Trout, Silvia Racoosin, Adelle Sosnick, Betty Receveur, Margaret Seymour, Mr. Waltz. X-Xa Q-RT F, iefwwi 3 VRMERWE BANK STAFF: The Bank Staff, under the capable direction of Mr. Waltz, takes charge of one of the most important institutions in Tech, the School Bank. Besides supervising individual accounts, the students take charge of all activity funds, and sell victory bonds and stamps, as Well as tickets to all func- tions, such as dances and games. But its most important duty is that of maintaining a savings department where Techites can deposit their money. A program like this encourages the spirit of thrift in many stu- dents not reached by outside banks. The officers are President, Betty Receveur, Vice President, Marie Barbar, Cashier, Helena Iustusg Auditor, Adelle Sosnick. .3 . it k -was 1 1: - ? 5 .ll 3 -'Tyr a-:,. ,ff Office Staff Pictures: First picture, left to right, first row: Marie Funk- houser, Clara Roach, Rita Lewis. Second row: Anna-Marie Bove, Phyllis Porter, Walter Chashel, Yvonne Moores. Second Picture, first row: Connie Howes, Patty Cobel, Ethel Sheriff, Shirley Hang. Second row: lean Iohnson, Iuanita Mostyn, Shirley Dillon, Gloria Madsen. Third row: Iack Fuller, Bill Ernst, Rosemary Caw. If you are preparing for office work, the best training you can get is to be a member of Tech's Office Staff. It has been shown time and again that ex-members of the staff rate high with business offices and the gov- ernment. New members are chosen to be different clerks, stenographers, secretaries, and switchboard operators. Those who show special application and interest are given added attention by Mrs. Turner, the adviser, for top positions. A number of members are working outside of school, doing much the same type of thing that they do on the Office Staff. There are different shifts for all periods of the day, and before and after school. Students take their work seriously and receive a half credit a semester. Their motto is: To be of the best service possible to the School and to the public. 123 S.C.C. PICTURES: Top picture, left to right: Iordan, Hoff- man, Hamill. Second row: Guy, Payne, Lee, Yee. Third row: Bowman, Lloyd, Allen, Harkin. Fourth row: Mrs. Wilson. Bottom picture, first row, left to right: U. N. Owen, Rodman, Mattingly, Goldshein. Second row: Moffatt, Mrs. Martin, Criswell. Third row: Kyle, Heffley, Wolfe, White. Fourth row: Harris, Norris, U. N. Owen. 00 Gifizem 124 STUDENT CITIZENSHIP COUNCIL: The Student Citizenship Council, bet- ter known as the S. C. C., meets in Room 213 every Wednesday after- noon, where its members discuss dif- ferent questions pertaining 'to school activities. Better citizenship and a broader outlook on Democracy are the aims of the organization. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Wilson, the council has con- tributed much to the War effort, and is now converted to relief and peace- time needs. The members have a picnic every semester, usually at Rock Creek Park. The officers are as follows: President, Betty Mattingly: Vice President, Barbara Goldshein: Secretary, Mee Har Yee, Treasurer, Marjorie Rodman. Wyiwsj PHAROS: One ot the highest honors that a Techite can receive is to be- come a member of the Pharos Chap- ter of the National Honor Society. The necessary requirements are that he must be in the sixth semester or above, must be active in various clubs or sports here at Tech, have a good scholastic average, and charac- ter references from his teachers. The Pharos pin which each new member receives consists of a keystone with a torch superimposed upon it, with letters SLCS at the bottom. These stand for Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, qualities which act as a keystone in our lives to keep them well balanced and pur- poseful. ' ATIONAtr wg QQETY N.: iv .1- Y ? L 602 PHAROS PICTURES: Top picture, first row, left to right: Srnka, Cook, Racoosin, Hoyt. Second row: Stevens, Sunder- land, Kennedy, Ford. Third row: Andersen, Receveur, Sos- nick, Rispoli. Fourth row. Carter, Iohnson. Bottom picture, first row, left to right: Mattingly, Risk, Shep- herd, Kroepsch, Gillard. Second row: Rice, Tendler, Hen- son, Kroeger, Cody. Third row: Keefauver, Harper, Ross. Scott, Guy. Fourth row: Lloyd, Niemeyer, Magnani, Leon- ard, Waltz, Bullock, Harkin. ! I ' 192 l CHEERLEADERS' PICTURE: First row, left to right: lean Bauer, lean Hebb, Iane Chiles. Second row: Kitty Tipett, Frances Butler, Frances Pelito. Third row: Bob Sennholtz, Dot Mattingly, Mary Iane Sunder- land, Iim Houser. STAGE CREW PICTURE: First row, left to right: Bill Hense, Robert Chase, Ted Ryman, Mr. Brown, Iimmy Parreco. 19R CHEERLEADERS: Here's a team that is very important. lt isn't the football team, the basketball team, the base- ball team-it is the Cheerleaders. They pep the school and lead cheers for teams that make v-i-c-t-o-r-y. Let's reverse the order of the day and have a cheer for the Cheerleaders! STAGE CREW: These are the boys behind the scenes in all Tech's as- semblies and school plays. They have charge of handling the switch- board, curtains, projectors, scenery, and all other items essential to the management of a successful stage. The foreman in charge is elected for efficiency and length of service. All the members have a chance for the two awards given to stage hands yearly by the G. O. The adviser is Mr. Brown. I Mx Yi be GIRL RESERVES: Every girl at Tech cer- tainly has, at one time or another, heard about the Girl Reserve meetings. These meetings are designed to please every type of girl. Fashion experts from the depart- ment stores come to show the girls how to dress. Cosmetic experts show them the do's and don't's of warpaint. Then, of course there are the fun-for- all meetings, which in- clude such things as parties, barn dances, and skits. At these meetings anything can happenl Besides these meetings held at school, there are such events as the Christ- mas formal held at the Y. W. C. A. A more serious meeting of the G. R.'s is the cere- monial. Attending once at the ceremonial is one of the requirements for joining the club. You don't have to be a member to come to the meetings, so why don't you drop in and learn for yourself? GIRL RESERVE PICTURES: Bottom picture, front row, left to right: Harkleroad, Rich- mond, Thomas, Dodge, Stewart, Moore, Green. Second row: Osbourne, Owen, French, White. Third row: Redd, Bentz, Rygmyr, Allen, Hash, Pyrple, Gray. Middle picture, first row, lelt to right: Groh, Ken- nedy, Brown, Masin, Birely, Loeffler, Owen. Second row: Harde, Rispoli, Shepherd, King, Harkin, Payne, Owen. Third row: Green, Wolfe, Magnani, Whitcraft, Grey, Lloyd, Wurzbacker. Fourth row: Wolfe, Owen, Iordan, Brightman, Markey. Top picture, First row, left to right: Nichols, Dedmon, Ross, P. Mattingly, Gillard, Clark, Lindsey. Second row: Coe, Rohey, Scott, Rice, Harper, Duncan, D. Mattingly. Third row: Morrow, V. Bennett, Brown, Kracke, Le Compt, D. Mancin. ,ff of Ct A X V Myers, Cody. Second row: ter, Eastman, Haverty, Russ. Henson, Mrs. Walls. Bottom picture, first row, left to right: Cooper, Caulk, McNealy, White, O'Neil, Sab- bella, Herde, Adams. Second row: Stout, Pyrple, Long- necker, Clarkson, Collier. Third row: Phoebus, Brown, Duncan, Refford. iffy WW -- i 1 GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM: Bull's eye!! That's a usual statement down at the rifle range when the Girls' Rifle Team takes over. This year with 61 members who compose the largest girls' team in the city, and some of the best marksmen, and one of the best instructors, Mrs. Walls, they have accomplished some outstanding feats. Last year Ginny Butler shot a 99 against George Washington High School. The club entered two teams in the Iunior Rifle Matches ot the National Rifle Association. This year with a larger membership the club will enter three teams. Let's hope that they continue their good shooting. 128 GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM PIC- TURES: Top picture, first row, lett to right: Lain, Criswell, Srnka, Sunderland, Shenk, Palme, Iohnson, Rose, Schaef- Third row: French, Hash, BOYS' RIFLE TEAM: Techites may well be proud of the record made by members of the Boys' Rifle Team. This team, led by Arthur Cook who, incidently, holds the highest individual inter-high score for the Dis- trict, 290 points, has been undefeated for the past four years in the inter-high matches. The boys have lost only two matches in that time, one to George Washington High School, and the other to Maryland U., meanwhile making a record, 1310 points, for a District high school team. ff! '2 flint' 1 . pe-:iv l, 1 Q in fag tl BOYS' RIFLE TEAM: First row, left to right: L. Cook, Parreco, A. Cook, Clarke. Second row: Stith, Poss, Hardesty, Link. Third row: Flana- gan, Durst, Brewrink, Gerst. Fourth row: Waterman, Petrone, Wadling- ton, Noble. SABER CLUB PICTURE: First row, left to right: Carter, Clarke, Cook, Larson, Peck, Iohnson. Second row: Eskite, Wilson, Ellis, Andersen, Guy. Third row: Tigner, Leonard, Lee, Sartwell, Bowman. SABER CLUB: The Saber Club is Mecca for all of the hardworking commissioned officers of Tech's Ca- det Corps. It meets in Room 231 every Monday afternoon after drill, where its members discuss methods of making Tech High second to none in the competitive drills. Ma Thompson is the adviser and peacemaker. The Saber Club sponsors many of the outstanding social functions of the year, the main one being the Saber Club dance held in the Spring. GENERAL ORGANIZATION: Who's going to be our next G. O. president? Perhaps you have voted for a candidate, but do you know what you are voting for? G. O. means General Organization, and its task is to see that the student body functions well. The laws that you, as a student at Tech, are to follow are made by this organization. Upon its members the task falls of selling tickets for various activities around the school. In order that you may have a vote, a repre- sentative is chosen from every semester. l ORCHESTRA: Who's responsible for all the music at the assemblies here? It's the hard working orchestra. The reason the orches- tra functions so well is that all the students must have had previous orchestrial training before they can join. The orchestra meets the seventh period every day and each mem- ber gains one credit toward graduation. When Mr. Harbo raises his baton, we can expect music that we will all enjoy. f RWKZXX r x , 'n . X-,-X, yrgjgx X I 4-1,., X lIl 'Y 311 , IC ite-.14 4 vm 1 FT.--.Q N xx , ,xr t .i N k. 'tb I, f G. O. PICTURE: First row, left to right: Thelma Mueller, Eleanor Maddox, Ianis Goffe, Ioyce Tres- kunoff, Second row: George Gei- ser, Melvin Harris, Erma Brown. Third row: Mr. Middleton, Miss Dauphin, Mr. Walker. ORCHESTRA PICTURE: First row, left to right: Calhoun, Hamilton, Harper, Mr. Finkle, Morrison, Bur- rows, Short. Second row: Griffen, Williams, Brewrink, Benly, Geiser, Allen. Third row: Allen, Cerry, Masin, Dutrow, Coe, Pumphrey. Fourth row: Davis, Roeder, Neu- haus, Farinocci, Behnke, Wilberger. Fifth row: Weir. . L ff FRENCH CLUB PICTURE: First row, left to right: Kotulsky, Sorrell, Robey. Second row: Kresley, Brickey, Lewis, Brightman, King, Weber. Third row: Mrs. Fltzgerald, Groff, l Eouton, Majors. SPANISH CLUB PICTURE: First row, left to right: Hoffman, lfash, Henson, Brown, Iack- son, Heaps, Haug, Green. Second row: Mrs. West, Iordan, Lindsey, Ross, Brickey, K.esiey, Bradford, Wagner. Third row: U. N. Owen, Sazarna, Myers, Gertch, Ross, Rice, Pyrple. Fourth row: Banks, McCall, Duncan, Berk- ley, Kracke, Grimes. QCJXUT-Q1 Q r'F2FWfRN'lE FRENCH CLUB: The Frenchmen speak French, so I'm told. Although you can't learn to speak French as the Frenchmen do inthe French Club, you can put to use your knowledge of it. Many times visitors come to this club who can speak French very well and it is then that the French students can test their ability. Various plays and parties are presented by the club for the enjoyment of its members. Practice makes perfect - so come, make perfect what you know of French. SPANISH CLUB: Don't wander into Room 308 at 3:30 on alternate Wednesdays if you don't Want to be struck in the face with fwe quotel Como esta Vd.? Muy bien. gracics, y Vd.? That's right, it's the Span- ish Club. Students from first semester Span- ish up are members of this club. The only requirements are an active interest in Span- ish and in Spanish-American life. The mem- bers have picnics and socials, and invite Latin-American visitors at times to tell about la vida hispanoamericana fagain we quotel. The officers are Barbara Henson, Presidentg Charlotte Ianet, Vice President, Rosalie Bridges, Secretary, and Erma Brown, Treasurer. Mrs. West is the faculty adviser. l3l Business Manager Elaine Fox Clerk Fred Kruelle Photo Manager Edgar Davis Assistant Photo Man. Richard Gross Financial Adviser Mr. Edwards Sixth Sem. Representative Iudy Adams Chief Clerk Cal Zimmer Clerk Andy Davis Clerk Nancy Schroeder 4 WA ? I.: jig J Putting out a year- book is a lot of fun and a lot of work for two large staffs. With the able as- sistance of Miss Louise Kingsley for the Literary Staff and Mr. Sterling W. Edwards ot the Business Staff, the TECHITE of 1946 has been con- structed. M a n y thanks to two won- dertul advisers! Clerk Sam Leach Subscription Clerk Richard Cross Seventh Sem. Representative Ianette Bellefiore Subscription Clerk Bill Minnick Photographer Stuart Brown Keckif usilzess fa 132 ff A ll x J 'i 1 4 -A nf Riff Editor-in-chief Mary Coleman Assistant Editor Donald Wilson Iune Senior Editors Edith Harper Iackie Kroepsch Silvia Srnka February Senior Editors Alice Shepherd Ruth Brightman Boy Cadet Editor Robert Iohnson Girl Cadet Editor Virginie Bennett Artists Anita Harkin Marion Risk Club Editors Ieanne Magnani Warren Bowman Typist Ioy Lee Lewter Boy Sports Editors Arthur Cook Gladstone Lewis Girl Sports Editor Eleanor Russ Faculty Editor Sue Gerschenkron Feature Editor Gloria Robbins Literary Staff Adviser Miss Kingsley eckuf Lferary cz ' 'X Qbeace eiqm So-W Farewell to Tech and high school d . ays, Goodbye to some of the hap- piest times of our lives. Thus, d by a high e step forth into equipped and fortiiie school education, w a world at peace. is 134 e end our yearbook of peace. 5 ,, rm . j 3 23.- ffzf' ofa . . fluff A X fe Wk .lam 7' -Ex, .lffvbf tj. X 'VU F! ff! - f XR 'If f,lQ,,51, ? - fi him Q I - . VA W A' A - ' - Q will 1 ! .f- -uw ! I xr ill X-.nu ubguil.-lluvlilllll S - ,N his ff rv .-.4 lk' ' 72110 Q'5f'I9fh IA X X il , - N 1: Q QW iw! I ,ix .tail gf? f-ia! km ffm A x,.1,k, X nf . Q jfgfsjx ' ' ' aw' ily Ygffi F1e,f4'4'q :llFLrQ lgifij -WiQ5ff!3ff ' Ltlfoqrcalplu Jf ,64.e.,5,,4L-,ALM and . . W W ww in V 2125? as Qliyxi M' QM, H wiv X- X mf IZZX CADETS Boy ......... Girl ....... CLUB Bank ....................... Bible .......................,.... Cheerleaders .......... Chevrons Boy .,......... Girl ........... Circle T .......... Debating ................ Diamond T .......... Dramatic .,........ French ........... Glee Boy ........... ...... . .. Girl ................................. 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