Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-01
TECH HONOR
LIST IS OUT
Name Students Who Stand
High in Studies Second
Half in Year

One hundred and fourteen members
of the junior, sophomore and freshman
classes of the Technical High school
took honors for the second half OF the
scholastic year that closed recently.
This announcement was made this
morning by Miss Katharine Hammel-
baugh, secretary at the Technical high
school
Lester Zimmerman again leads the
junior class with an average of 95.S per
cent Maurice Beard, with 90, stands
at the head of the sophomore contin-
gent. Irwin Bender again leads the
'greenies" with 81 per cent.
The junior class contains ten first
honor pupils and twenty -four who at
tanned second honors. To receive the
first honor signifies that the student
has made an average of over 80 per
cent. All attaining an average be-
tween so and 90 are enrolled among
the second honor students. In the sec
ond year class four pupils received
hrst honors, while thirty-two attained
second honors. The first year boys nad
four in the first honor roll, and forty
In the second list. According to the
secretary, this is the largest list of
pupils at Tech that has ever received
honors at any one time. and is indica-
tive of the splendid work done during
the past year at the Maroon school.
The complete list of honor students
arranged in alphabetical order is as
follows:
Junior class, first honors: Stewart
Blair, Paul Bratten. Frank Gerlock, Sid
Gilbert Stewai = Norman Todd, Clifford
Wingard, Lester Zimmerman.
Second honors: Edward Bastian, Will
liam Cohen, William Crist, John Dem
ming, Homer Evitts, Harry Eyster, Os-
car Fisher William Huber. Charles
Johnson, John Knouse, Harry Lapkin.
Paul Melchior. Forrest Philippi. Charles
Pleam, Lloyd Reeves, Samuel sherman.
Kenneth Stark, Joseph Todd. Earl In
ger, Herman Wagner Howard Wagner,
William Wagner, Percy Walker Earl
Sherk.
Sophomore class, first honors: Maur-
ice Beard, Fred Beecher Charles Keller,
Raymond Wentzler.
Second honors: Walter Bashore Walt
Bogar. John Bowman, Ralph Brough,
Foster Cocklin. Walter Compton.
Charles Cooper. Fred Essig, Joseph
Freedman Fred Gramm. Abraham
Gross. Paul Guarin. Raymond Hall,
Clarence Hempt, Fred Henry, Gordon
Holland, Paul Huntsberger, Walton
Kerstetter, Merl Kramer, Franklin
Koons, John Loban, Bruce Longacre,
George Matz, Ralph NIichener Donald
Miller, Harry Nell, Ebert Peiffer, Fred
erick Ross, Earl Schwartz. Donald
Singer, George Sneidman, Lawrence
Weber.
Freshmen class. first honors: Irwin
Bender, Ralph Lippi Lester Miller,
Hugh Wells.
Second honors: David Asemowitz,
Lester Bell. Victor Bihl, James Bloom,
Kenneth Boyer. Abram Burkholder,
John Conner. Ross Deimler. Harry
Doyle, David Ellinger, Frank Fellows,
Kenneth Fisher William Fortna, Rob-
ert Freeburn William Gardner, Jay
Gehrett, Harry Gumpert, Maurice Hab-
barde, Wayne Hartmire, Charles Her.
bert Victor Hoar, William Hoerner
Leo Hylan Ralph Johnson. William
Johnson, John Paul Jones, Julius Kam-
sky, William Maurer, Albert Michael
Chalmer Moore. Andrew Musser, Will
bur Nisley, Joseph Ogelsby. Benjamin
Olewine, Alfred Osman, James Peifer
Russell Peters, Leland Reichert, John
Reighert Edward Richwine. John Rich
ards, Joseph Rowe, Bertram SaltZer.
Marchant Shaffner George Shultz, John
Sparver Richard Spengler, John Steph-
enson, Kenneth Stevens, Stewart Tay-
lor, Lyman Todd, Harold Wadsworth,
James Wallace, Russell Winemiller