Technical High School - Tech Tatler Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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, . qi-H - -lun' -WW '-W' 111iiin111.411..111.1.1111-..1it1..11HH1111111H1-1111-m.W.W,W,i H,W.m H1itin11H.,11im1ii-.W....i....ii...1 -qw: 'fi' Ej f. 3: 33,915 G.,4y:Q,:Y1g, 1 JOHN TODD H f ' ' H as r ' in E'.:?i'g?i:kA.ifi': -Z' V Im l ode Bricht Ixaiser -.-'J '11, ., ., -'f-:,.g.5,. .jf--. f.-'Ri f ISV' Tatler Staff, ,I2, lI4, ,153 John Fox VVeiss Prize, First Honor, , , 3 12, Fourth Honor, '15, Q12-Q VV'hen this entered the school he was a very quiet and unsophisti- cated boy, he was then quite a grind, but since then he has slowly Pj depreciated in value until in his Senior year he studied only once in a while. During the past winter he migrated nightly to 1835 North Second Street to delve into the depths of the science of Chemistry. He stayed out until turible late one evening and blamed it on the - Di' 5 m- . Trafhc Cop for holding up the Jitney. When the Junior and Senior 1.5 W7 classes made their expedition to Steelton to inspect the works, his 52- 7,15 intelligent countenance was missed from the midst about noon. Sev- :3.' eral hours later, after a long and discouraging search, several of the iff 2:1 members of the party happened to spy him in the company of Steve E'f.- 1:- . . . , . . 1: , , 751' Anderson, holding down the counter in Fairlambls Stationery Store in 1.- that aforesaid burg. A-zcful, ain't it? -e-ar:-:W ' - -a if msgs--1fL-. 'Q sa-2:iff1., .- :ITL-:.'g. 1.3,-:.j:g+c!,.,lf. .3125 :E - :eg : ' , ., -2 , CHARLES CHAYN E Rota lfofrff' Kz'ttf'.U W Ez . , , . lvl IL' Third Honor Student, ,153 President Aero Club, ,l2, the only gg if holder of a patent on an aeroplane device in the city of Harrisburg. EQ' Have a look, girls! Sweet sixteen and never been Csophisti- fig 25.1 catedj. The guy that was responsible for the passing of section T gf of this class. Although of a very retiring and modest nature he is really intelligent, and is kind enough to impart his knowledge to 'ti others. He is also the champion big guy of the class. .Q 3, .15 iii ZX' 1 ?!u it - fi '-v.-vs sf - -aw. .--.1 -4-'V'-'iw - .,,.. -5 g 5. Q-,. 5 - buf,-'S -A., 1 t ,599 -. ,,,--n,-m-H:- .1 .cv vs., .,, .,,.n , gf, ,' zlvfiwu, 1 'A J .rw'J,iNz'-ffln . . - .. ,Q 1- ----'..-.. - . .-. V ta,--. Ji' . , . ,. -. ... . .' 'f7?Il.f-'.A-- - I 1'--Fg'X'9 'fi 1:, :N '- if 9'1 's' -vr-'1.'f'- 'f-'-44 S wfvfffsflre-' .- . : -s 'Egg--.. Pv, '.-:.- '?.,'y,j. -, -1:5 .- -1 4: , ,, Qxgm., '--1. f:..1,f'.,.:, 3' ,,-.c.a'w 'Zi-L1 ' ' 'A ' '- ' f - . -. .Q 1 J wa - - . -.-V. - . - . fe,-.'.t'. ' I ' 2' .5 i Pi:-:., f ' il1'j-,-5 V. f -I -.' F L, ..,l SAMUEL LTPKIAN A'The Yiddisha Caruso, 'iShammy,,' i'Sunflower. EE Class Basketball, '15, Scrub Football, l14. Shammy was the fellow who astounded all the population by the 'Q' 1 1 wonderful stunts he performed with lVIephisto Bits in the window of It ily a local hardware store. On that occasion he was disguised as the - great and far-famed Beelzebub and not a fellow in the school pene- f .4 1' renowned Judge Hull, because as the learned Professor stated, he 1 trated his disguise. Shammy was dubbed Sunflower one day by the f always turned towards the greatest light. CWhen in that room he '-f -'11 - always turned toward the class., ' d,'g:j.L'-, 1'V',gg5lT4,. - 1, ., diff' ,'Y?1- ':f. 13f- L1-.:.'. ,...: ..'1-.fy-F5 f1w3.,I.1'-s5..:- J Q--:.,-:.s.,.- 9

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7 2 ...N -...,. .. .,,,...... ,.,,,i,,. immiununmnniiuniiinmimuiniimimniuniiuiwznnuiuuuuuvmum iniiimnmnnnnmimummnmnnnxrnr nimmuuiunnwnrmu:mmiiinmmmmmumwummuw nnmn-niwmwnnmmnm sa 3 ff: 'J '- -life . b-'iii ' 34.411 .3 1:-gtfv. 1 ,if-'J'-:1.I ' ., :.iI.,..I-::.I--Z1:luxe-f ,If . .-1 ,.,.. .. ...III .:' ' F 9.2 if li RAYMOND cmass an QES5 ff. VVartie, Rum, Hard 3.'t 5 U ,ig Scrub Football, '12, 'Varsity Football, '13, '14. Wartie, the smallest fellow on the football team, is always to be seen or heard any time of the day or night wherever Ithere is to be a fight. A fellow hit him on the head some time ago with a 40 pound -4' ff sledge-hammer and broke the sledge Chardj no name for him. Cless fl certainly does like the ladies. VVhen away on football trips they had 2.4 to tie him or they never would have brought him back home. If any one wishes to play a good sociable game of poker, invite Cless. He , 1 is the grandest boy to play poker, or match pennies. gig hi! ., s .J I, 31. ' .,w.-gpgg1- V .4-4.-. -f- -4: 1.1.-X 1, . I .. W . . 1- - .ff 24 .- few '+L ' 2 .'.?44'l'f-.1f'lf'h-1' 5112 Q- 2: --mfef:.ff.?5g::-,'-'-14 4.. 54Q.1,g.aa,.,'7'f'- ' I ,.. IIQQ..-,III.:IIEI,I.. ,I,II,,. Wy! .I.II ,HEI,III,I ..-.. I II, I V. . -Q I, .,I.,a:Q,, Ni- .33 1 q:.. 3 .1 ..p,,1-l!- -' .341 . ,:.,.y:.ig,-3,..a: - . -'.gx4rQ'g5.'g.--. 1.-'--gig!- .5:.' -25,511 A- . 2.-Z'-2'.'-'f:a.-':.'.N' T iv:-1 fs'-.-F -1. A - .. -1- ,- 4' ,I pina 'ti I , , -,t..:,.g.-ww. II,,,v.-,QI ,f3.Igf ' - . ,,..L . .. .. . 1-,I.,.I,. Pr E VICTOR ElXIANUFL 'Fi 1314 . 'r- uVic,x: crwick xy MDD In rs? 1 g Scrub Football, 'IIQ 'Varsity Football, '12, '13, '14, Scrub Bas- 555 ketball, '13, 'I4,'ClHSS Basketball, '13, '14g 'Varsity Basketball, '15, QS. ig Track, '12, '13, '14, lVIanager Track, '15. YVick is another one of those chaps whom the ladies fall xl for. He is so bashful, so modest, so sincere, it is no wonder there is not much chance for any one else-not until his wife dies. Vick cer- tainly is a regular down town. He has shares in the trolley car that Q.,-.I runs down Cameron street. Vic is one of the many who enjoy Ef- eating. His favorite expression while on trips were. We're Kings, We traveling men. f - - 'J Mgr' r' . '-4 ii' 'i-. :Tl .,. .... -- -,,--,I I , ,. ':i':a.,.,11u - - .32 -. 1,-1,,.::'3gf, -' -'N A-xf--3 f--- 'ffl-7: ' k'3i1'h--- . T9 '1 'Ii- J 1 ..'.:,'g?g'f .4-f'Nw u 'i k- Vi' ' 2 V- '-'5.,Q.?i T .af-m . -:ff-.'!,--4-'- -' ' 5 vI' Z l ' I - '1,.- . 5 ,.. ,'II ':' ET, ' ' .2 CHARLES EVERETT KUTZ :H , K 33. Pop, Dad, 'Father. 1-,. 5.3 I 'Varsity Football,II'11, '12, '13, '14, Baseball, '15, 5-2 To look at Dad you would at first think him to be one of the Faculty, but being around him for but a short time you soon find him to be one of the boys. He can eat more than any five fellows in the 5 . I , school, has a record of sleeping one week, and when getting awake was fl ,I. . ' a-5 ,I, so tired he could not remove the covers that laid upon him. Never iff :Ig known to be out later than 8.30 P. lVI.g never known to get up earlier .W '3-Q than 8.15 A. M. He has a regular train run to Seven Valleys, . i, Cv where, as many think, Charles will live in the near future with his fi gf, little wife. .1 .. - if .'4 P11 .1 qi- . .9 .5,g.--A-., '-:.1:.: z,,.,nq 1.12 .1 ' 1- -' .ug-2-, -'Q '-- . , n . . . 'Q' 2s: --.'I-,1- 'f'-4-. 'P-lx-0,4 9.-1. pq' 1 . f .. . .- 1, .. -D, ' - n .mn-,, .qw--..-' v.f,' .'.- IJ-0 - ' - fx. ': :. -v- .'. 1 'Fur I.. i-1,-,F - --,...t. 4... x . . '3- 1 ' :U tile 8

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