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

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in1mn1rimmiiimuiiiiiiivii11ui11ini11im1uwiuniimuuimiuii I 1 1 um 1 ww i 1 im1un11un11mann:imunnmnmm 0115155 Bull 3 1 5 5-gag-if Nia- -. '- '-'-' .' '17 1' a f' 'fm ' 1 2'-T: - rr.: '-I:-'fv.g1..:., ff... , .,,-x. . V ,L vrzst- x A -r-z.f..' ,E . 315 ' ig - 1 J? an .. xl 1- .JL 'l'. le. H A Y' 1 1-. L Y Y w , ' Li' 'J ., 1 v 1 1 an -7. I .1 ' 1 1 . 1 5- , 5 1 QU- 1 1 ', ' 1 93' .Q fx- .3 z..,' I., Q l 1 1 1in1in1inii11mummiuviiuinimimi VEN US Z1 M MERMAN HVenie.'l Venus de Ililoll Zimmerman, that is a title to be proud of. Venie,H up to this time, has not quite lived up to the name he holds downg we think it is because he has spent so much time in the ma- chine shop. 'lVenie'l as a Freshman, started to make a cycle car, but the only thing he can find is a front axle and a steering wheel. We hope Venus will soon get this completed. - -. 11 1' l -.Y :nf Y - se inf lid . .. . . . -1.-..t,i,,, . hi , . .. . ,ji !'3E1if.3f'+Hfx.-f-.2 N 1.F,'E45,,-qi!!-2' ag ff f',:+fi.'t.'-.Qg:,f'W 4-.4 - 1 1 .. .-.--...,.1. .g,g .,, --. - - . f. '- .1 - -'H , . ,A an -I- i '3'k1fI-'37 f-153 -' fC f., C233 .?f2i'P5?i5k21,a:' 1 .' 1- 9'f'Q'TEl5? 1.1--pg!-fa' .' .,,i:..-.'.r'.'4e1.-:Ax 1- 4'Z'1':1 .'H.:'... 1-3 - .. .-, ., 'f 'ti ' N , -ru-.:.,.-few.. :v:,s..,' , litxgf 1 . . .. -L . v..-- -. 1-. - -. Q ..- . .1 'ah , . E11 ls Lis. 1 ..-, 111. JAMES EVANS if :' ,- ui-Iuskyyu i1JinLH . .. Track, '13, . ' T Y, ' .Qky IQ g. '-1 .reg f .': 21: ri - U 'her one who did not like to work, so he took the - ' 1 also somewhat of an aviator. lf a stranger hap- ' 'itorium when 'lHuskyU was making a speech, - o find out where the fog horn was. l'Huskyl' 3' ' 1- '. n, M .ie that is with him both day and nightg he 511 f ..1d in his hip pocket- Red lX'Ian.'l '1 - 1 ...wg 1-a-1.51-1-, 1. .1 - 1- lf, l' 1.1 nf .,. L, Zz' 71 1- 7' .f1. A, 1 ' L21 K 1 1 ' L., fl rf ,v fl .., fx . ., x '7 if J Gu :fur 71:1 , ' ' lf - ' 5? Fw: 1 1. - - ,ll , .,,,,.,,. ,U 'cw yf -- -fl-t.fQ- '-'-41 43 I ' .qgfsf .,,.:-7' 4-.,,k.N'N-AL,K..:S.Jwyx lp . ,- l? f' - 11.5 7 -1-33 .. - -vi: I-1 4Z . ', -,131-1 , :Jef .N .- . .:: ,my--.1 -VZIIA. 2. f?,i,x?',,g5' 'Q ,5ljEi',,-kg gg 'f,-1,-'wg 5,v,:,1rg: H. lx' , ., . . .uv E.. , 'l'. E1a'1.-:-'.f.1- -A is he ,A -1 ' '--.,,.4-'v.,' . ---.N -1-- r . -. - -sf fi' -X ..n I. u .. -1 -,.. 1 f'--'1 51. gr.-I -. ' l:,'..:u1-- gf-1 ',.f?i'J1 .'.I.'x ,T ...- 'JI --.1 Mui:-L.-f. -E -. . 4--i..'.2 ar..- EARL FLICKINGER '4Skin, 'fF1ick. Track, lI2, '13, ,I4, ,153 Class Basketball, '15. 'lSkin,H the marathon runner, is the prize lightweight of the class. VVe do not know whether SkinH is winning any other races than marathon or not, but last summer after the Llethodist Club came home from camping at Juniata Bridge 4'Skin'l made several extra trips. We do not know whether he liked the place so well that he could not stay away or not, but some one said that 'lgirlsl' camp up there also. 14

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iiiiiniimiimmiwuiiiiiuuumui iimiimiiwiiiiiiiiwi i iniiimnimmimiwuiiwiiiimiinii u pf Massa ull C. STEPHEN ANDERSON Steve.', Track, '12, llj, H+, '15, Tatler Staff, '1I. Steve is the principal attraction of the Track Team. He is the one that draws the crowds to the meets. At a certain out-of-town meet last year the jumping standards were placed near the grandstand, where all the ladies were. Friend C. Stephen came up to take his turn at the rod and all feminine eyes were turned on him and the others worked unnoticed. The focusing of the eyes was so noticeable that it was mentioned in all the speeches in the school the following llonday. Just as Steve has some attraction for the ladies, so they have quite a bit of attraction for him. On the recent Inspection Trip to Steelton taken by the school, Steve was missed from the midst and a searching party found him in one of the stores of that town in pleasant conversation with one of the clerks. But itys no use, girls, you canlt have it permanently, it is already hooked up out on the Hill. Tough Iilln 'mi iiiiwwii..-iwniwi my iii im if-9-jfs-m,g,,t'rx, K 4 1 E' -?f3?5lTT,,f5g5f1fgi'l . . , .,, 'ON-. ,- '- , sg . . , .' L,.' ,-t,,,y5qj,G'1.--. ,-A .. ., a- H- . - - Vi h- 7 - ,QV L'-. f v. ' sg. 5, E 1 .,:. D .. I.: r'-' .11 - ' ' c 0 ri QS. ii iz.: 1 ' ' .jf- Ei .-sv . . ' ' E-. f .' g .,. . ... - ty, 7 qi- . i,- : ,A .. .':'. I gi . - L-'. .'-' . S' W' aiffli-5-iii: 1111? .... 3. -. 3.5.5 31 L. A , y'i,.,.g.,-1 E2 -.'.:1:'.'1E'9 ' , l'f'm..4--:' ' .1 -3. '-5457. 4. 'WH- in :v'-'-.- .'w- 'H . - rs., --.c,.f:,, .-':..be....- .'.7':.fR-'jjki 1 If 52:1 'f-, , '. f ' , s Ta-V-2 il , 'J' EARL SHUEY .t . ...P . if' f,.: nr, 5 1' .. ,. qi .1 f' ' ' tr- .M 5 . 'f- fl 4 . .f' , ., is .., Shuey,H Grincl.w XVhen you speak of f'Grinds,'y don't forget to mention the Hon. ... Nlr. Earl Shuey. Earl does not go out often at night, but the other day he was heard to say f'See you at the pool room at 7.3O. Now, Earl, we do not know whether you frequent these vile places or not, in but we want to give you a piece of advice, don't corrupt your morals fx' Q11 by frequenting the places as it might in the future take some of your '11, 2.7 Q, time from your lessons. f YI I ' r.- V ,.. 1 ' fi .. ,L , v: , . fe iii. A -. --if .- .fi .1133 'ge 3 L' ijt, Qt, 'LSJX 4 .Nt 7. 11? ,.-r-,.-x . :,,v.1.:., ,BY ,gi ,L :. I ,yi Qgisyic EP: L 'rf Taq-Q., ,453 ., . . vi... . . I , - ,b-.-vi? 'fi . s :,f,t:.,il Eff, . 'Sr-E Qi'i'Wif::Q'TS:.403 ' ' 1 L' f5fi'lTLi'i51:igi' 3C5'z44s,.2.4,.j-'f ,fic - if 1 -- fferfaw'-5.if.A ggi :kk , ' . ,- Z.-,,,.,.i9.,, 2-.411 i???ii EfT-- 'Y flislif -fl L -' z -- V-I1 if .5 - . ,X H3 Fl' - ,, , . Y' iz., s, . .ru -. XVILLIAM LANDIS lf: 'fBill. f'Bill,,' like HVeniel' Zimmerman, is another cycle car 'fnutf' Bill has had better luck than Venie, he has finally, after many days of hard labor, succeeded in accomplishing the diflicult task of making a cycle car. Bill is the only silver-tongued orator of the class. Bill,' has only been with us for two years and in that time we have had, only once, the pleasure of hearing his melodious voice in an oration. I3 at 4 Q.. in - .. ci- , :- ,.-. 2 -'A' ,. Q- n .. H. l ,:!'. Fi! kg. fl ', ' hu:- Sw i. I. , . . gg. .. . r ,, . 1. - ri. ' ' -gi: : Li-I - lg.. 1.3, is 1 1 :J ,-': 'P wi .A .W . ,,':.T,.,.,. V, .. ,f 4. - - -- -. . - 1 fff F.Lf It--12-l'fs arfs--'-ily 1.151 1 .. he- fl: Q ' Y . . JP... f '. l' t,J.,lg1-,- I tx, I 1 ' ,..:..- YL.. . .f' '- '.. .-' . ff' . --..sg ..'QL,-.- 'f-1- i.l:ff'

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0116155 liull I El I 5 gfafalefef, xr 1. 11, -L. I :.- 5, , , FULMER CRANE 1:-P 1, 11 Q ' Red. ., -. 11 LL, -J 'a-4 . . Class Baseball, '14, Class Basketball, ,15. Red'l is also one of our life savers. He and Guinea llelville 3 . .. ran fri the Island Bath House last summer. One evening last win- ter Red visited a small town a few miles from the city and forgot 3:51 what time the last car left and had to walk home. VVhen Father asked 2- L'- -, '. . where he was he said, Uh, over at the Yfi Red'i is also a member of the University called 'lCollege Inn.', 7-' Q . 15 sr. - -I L. E. . fx. 1 T7'Ai: - V L':1ff5 -'Q'frl-1172, c-Law:-Z, P L v...,,.u,..l,,rk,.,.pV 4 , I, , , . , '1' 1 :ff 1 -.1 f.- .H . . 1 ii i .1-:gf .l U -,JNT4 ...Q V5 V155 l ,: E-Ir, - - 2- 5-'mf -piiliii. '. 5'1',f 21'H' if-lx , ...- 1...4,L,-.1M :u...,'su,1.. s--...a -....i S- E3 fy it 1 RE1J1+,R1cK 111 11,14 - ' V 1 QV: :1Frecl.rJ 51 1 Oppy-vr 5 1 .Hi . v ff Scrub Football, ,153 Class Baseball, ,155 Scrub Basketball, ,155 rl' 12 Class baseball, '14. L. We do not know why they call him Loppy,H but we think it is from carrying around the large s111n of money C U he collects fre Vlit- 1 man-Schwarz. Hl,oppy', is also somewhat of a pugilist. ter he defeated the famous and renowned champion 'A' ' M fff . 1.31 251 Q44 ' ' - wg nh '1' ,..' Y ..- -.gY'a'r .'- . 11,1 11:-,-,'.z'5 'L-'.,-gffzzf-11.- . -- Qs-ifif-New 'g 51 g ,Q f2f.::.lx 4 fffi f- Q ' J' it '-' ,, ,-1. Of , . -'v -.V1 I -' . 50' - .' , -57- 'fiifi ,ai KE f.. rex.-. 5:,g.EaIs-,saga-.ggi igifisigu, - ' 3. 1 1 5-FE- iff- Ef ,.f3' ,Q QQ . Aj, , . VY J. 1: FG HARRY REESER The champion quiet one of the class. We suppose he is alive but 'fi to look at him no one would ever suspect it. He used his voice so little that we donit even know how it sounds. Harry will some day be fa- fig. Q .. mous for his quietness. if ,- . r, 1 'A si. ' 'nz - ,'- 1. :. -1 .. , . aj. -f ' ' 7'- , . 4 - M... ..-,. ...:,N6,. - .-VT.,-, . ,, 1s'fn.f'.i:t: 3 .xii ug, vi-Ni ' 95.111 .Ig A 'Q , ,1f2:.-I .'.f' A X ' - ' T.'.'Ez, - ,f A 1'f' 7 I, ' .- mf -.rf -5.3, ,152 ' , ,4 21H- -,,,.,.,',-.g,I. -, :,H,.5....fs,4, -, . J-I-..a,-..... IS