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

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? lo 1 Ooneluooou 0 ecannot00000Decal!00000oooouoltooooocooooot Oloocsl At this time we formed an organization, gleaned the chaff from the true seed, and were recognized as a member of the Family of Nations. At the end of the second lap of the course, this class, the strength and backbone of the school, was beginning to fulfill the prophesies. The third act of this drama causes much excitement and brings into the lime-light many individuals. A spirit of work, resulting in wonderful success in all branches of the school life, reigned throughout this period. 1 The usual sympathy of the class was extended to those of our members who assumed the bond of holy matrimony, for several of our prominent members were married to im- mortal sleep and to this day remain a slave to their first love. Others have done wonderful things for science by the new lines of color found in the spectra of neckwear. Several famous pipes came into existence at this time and at the pres- ent date they continue to vomit forth, at regular intervals, terrible pestilential vapors and suffocating gases. lyfany silver-toned orators were developed, while wireless operators, professional demonstraters, architects and mechanics were numerous. VVith all modesty I must eulogize the wonderful athletic ability in this class. The strength of all the teams moved in the same stride with the i15 class. And too much praise can never be given to those men who gave to f'Tech'l the high recognition it now has. It may be worthy to note that a member of this class now holds a registered patent on an aeroplane wing, which, to all appearance will become duly recognized at the proper time. The academic work of this class has been conducted in a manner, recognized by the faculty and school board, as thorough and excellent. The last act of this drama marks the transformation of the student, from the period of the Hidle brainf' to that of the Hfixed mindf' XVith an earnest desire to cast aside the HSocial Impression Ideal, and the 'fAiry Tonguefl we assumed a spirit of responsibility for the welfare of the school and for the proper use of the gifts of the community to us. Un many occasions during this year the student had to 'foutwatch the Bearf' but it was not because of the young ladies, whose bright eyes reign influence, but rather because each tried to assume the stride of his companionsj Again the great tidal wave of athletic success rolled on, carrying with it the record hold- ers of many Fields and the conquerors of many battlesg dashing to the rocks the teams of the old rivals, Central and Steelton, and bringing Tech on the highest pinnacle of success. Let me introduce you to some of this class. Do you not know the young man who inspired the school with his famous speeches HTo the Land of hfilk and Honey?y' lX'Iust you search your fancy far to find the man whose hands are those that knew so well the true principle of expression? Can we forget the men who led the Orchestra and the TLATLER through their successful life, or the pillars of strength in all athletic contests? And last dare we forget the squad of young men who have established the greatest academic rec- ords in the history of the school? These are but a few of the accomplishments of this class. Little can these words do to give credit to all of these young ITICH, each with the noblest feelings and the highest am- bitions. How can we think of our companions without a deep thrill of pride for what in- dividually, and as a unit, this class has accomplished? ' The last act is completed: the course is run. This little portion of our life's work has been so nobly and sincerely performed that I am prevented from speaking boasringly of our deeds. The time spent in this institution has enriched each individual according to his en- deavors. For time is Folly's blank and VVisdom's gain. VVe,can not think of the future without a deep feeling of regret at parting and an inmost wish for the successful perform- ance of the later tasks of lifeg as one by one we slay, and strip of their glory, the giants which oppose our onward march to success. Time will warp our lives, but what power is there that can rend from our hearts the warm love for Tech? Parting but not parted, laboring but not forgetting, we the elder brothers sever the ties of this institution and leave with the iron bond of brotherhood. Alas! VVe shall desert these halls, And give a fond adieug For we must strive to meet our calls, There is life work yet to dol I--000000000Oiioolllooooonnnnllll!--0--0--010000000000000000000inlolotooo 22

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