Tech High School - Tehisean Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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TEHISE' 343' Boys or '22: Tech High delivers you as a finished product of the institution. You go out into the various avenues of life. A majority of you will continue your education for several years longer in college and university, the minority will seek places in industry and commerce. Lucky is he who first finds himself and then finds his place in the service of human kind. To those of you who have been graduated, I enjoin you to take stock and rate yourselves in accordance with your inventory. Above all things else it is desirable that you find the elements so mixed as to make you stand out preeminently men-manly men-of whom the old school may be proud. You will soon forget the facts you have learned from text books- the laws of physics and chemistry, the Pythagorean theorem, and Alge- braic formulas, and little does it matter, but you must always hold in mind the principles of law and order, of honesty and thrift, of religion and morality, and of justice and duty. You are under obligations tn your families, to yourselves, to society, and to God to preserve your integrity of character. If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much : If you can fill each unforgiving minute, With sixty seconds worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And-which is more-you'll be a Man, my Son. ' Sincerely yours, W. O. CHENEY, Principal, T ech Iligh School. n ,Wa -

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02,9 TE.I-HSE' '33 CHARLES DESSAU ATKINSON, JR. SCRAP In ONU SwAMPs: This stocky lad has distinguished himself very much during his four years at Tech High. Besides being Business Manager of the Rainbow, he is an Eagle Scout, the highest rank given by the Boy Scout organization, and has won countless merit badges. He was a member ot' the famous expedi- tion of scouts who explored the great Okefenokee Swamp. Scrap Irony has been at Tech High for four years and has made many friends. VVALTER M. ARCHER ARCHIBALD HSKINNYU Archibald belongs to the family of people whose last name is Tonnage. I-Ie is a representative of the monkey district from Grant Park. They are always playing jokes on Skinny, but you cannot make him mad. He is always seen eating some- thing and it is to this that we attribute his weight. DON D. BURT Eisner 'GUNION SUIT.. Don is ia veteran of the VVorld YVar, coming to Tech High to complete his education. He played the role of the Bishop in Nothing But the Truth and was undoubtedly the best actor in the play. Union Suit further proved his dramatic ability as end man in the Minstrel. Bishop' is a member of the D. T. S. and Culver Literary Society, and has become ex- ceedingly popular during his one year's stay at Tech High. EDRED CHILDS BENTON En CUnLEY Edt, came to us from Cedartown at the beginning of this year, and brought quite a reputation with him. Though quiet and reserved, he has won many close friends. He is a Spanish shark, and hopes to vamp the senoritas. He captained his class basket- ball team, is a member of the Culver Literary So- ciety, and a splendid fellow. Q. I s i