Tech High School - Tehisean Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Q81 TEI-IISE' 63 JAMES EUGENE BALL MAGNESU Vamp Agnes is small, but present nevertheless, and if you ever happen to want to know why Caesar crossed the Delaware or who was the fifth assistant Secretary of VVar under Monroe or some similar information, just hunt for Agnes and the know- ledge is yours. However, Vamp is a mighty fine fellow and a credit to Tech High. HEYYVOOD BECKNELL BEcKx ' H.xYm:i: Becky is one of the best of sports and a most congenial fellow. He has gained many valuable friends while at Tech High and was one of Mr. Fanchf-r's favorite scientists. Among his many ac- complishments he has proved to be quite a fine foot- ball player and was some basketball demon, which he often displayed. JOSEPH BERNATH Jon UISOOKKEEPEIIU Joe was one of Mr. Smith's star bookkeepers this year. From all present indications, he has a promis- ing future in this work, even though he doesn't know a cash book from a ledger. Keep at it, Joe, you will get there some day. EDDIE BERGER HAM Lui The student body as a whole regrets muchly that Eddie will leave this year. He is especially well known among the students taking physics, as he has been a close standby to Mr. Enlow for a number of semesters, in both Physics 1 and Physics 2. VVhen an awful crash is heard around the Physics I.ab., someone is bound to say, Berger did it. Neverthe- less, his popularity among the Seniors is an asset to him. Ask him how he can fire at three targets at the same time with the same rifle. 4 . y .EQUAL yyigl

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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

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is TEHISI-3' Q31 B. VVILSON BIRD JAY BIRD., MSTRING BEAN.. As for this noble Senior his nickname suggests a lot as to his character. He is a fine student though, taking not the easy subjects, but the subjects that require a lot of honing to pass up. College Algebra and Descriptive Geometry are specialties with him. VVilson believes in Military and is a good all-round fellow to have for a friend. CHARI.'l'UN B. BIDVVELL uCHAllI.IEu C, B. Charlie is one of our gang and is well known in all circles. His reputation was first built up on his ability to love the girls and may often be seen sport- ing around in his seven-passenger Packard with a half a dozen or so. He is a popular member of the T. D. T. Fraternity, and being a member of the Pan-Hellinic Council, is always seen directing all their popular dances. If he does as well in the business world as he has in society. great will be his success. because among the girls his name is a reg- ular by-word and the last straw socially. MILO W. BENNETT 1'Mn.o CU'r1r: Milo is a ladies' man from way back yonder, He first saw daylight back around 1904- and frfnn that time his name has been a by-word with all of the gentle sex. Cutie has made many true friends during his short sojourn with us, and it is with reluctance that we give him up. F. I.. BODENHEIM ER sc'l ANKY:' ssF1RANK-1 'l'anky hails from the metropolis of Decatur. He is often heard to comment about his stamping ground in DeKalb County. and we have formed an opinion that the fair sex there have some magnetic power over him. Frank is a fine fellow and a good student and has made a mark at Tech High. K AN . .Wa