Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
INVITE OPEN AIR
PUPILS TO TECH
SuSquehanna and Lochiel Chill
dren to Be Royalty Enter
tanned.

When the So Riddles of the Sus-
quehanna and Lochiel openair schools
visit Technical high school OH the
morning of December %, they will
| find that old Saint Nicholas has again
been there in advance and has left an
abundance of toys and candies, with
| gifts for each one. In TACT he will
come right down the chiI .ney in their
presence to distribute tie sleds, and
drums and hair ribbons, with a we'll
| filled stocking for each.
To-day committees visited the two
openair buildings and extended the
invitation to be present for the treat.
To the Susquehanna building went
Charles Johnson. Hetzel Davies. Frank
| Gipple and George Fitzpatrick. Ray
| mond Baxter, Joe Todd, Norman
Todd, Sidney Kay and Victor Snyder
invited the Lochiel lads and lassies.
While the entire school will take
part in the exercises, the direction of
the work will be in the hands of the
senior class. Section s will purchase
the 42 gifts for the Lochiel building.
Section Il will have entire charge of
the electrical decorations Presents
for the Susquehanna building will be
bought by Section U. Section V will
| buy and trim the tree. Section w will
buy the stockings and fill them with
nuts and candies.
According to the plans that have
| so far been formulated the entertain
ment will surpass any that has ever
been given. The response that has
| been given to the finance committee
has gone beyond expectations. The
| finance committee selected from the
| entire school is as follows: George
| Hogentogler. Wendell Morgenthaler,
Charles Burlington, William Crawford,
Charles Jacobs. Carl Beck. William
Richardson, George Ward and George
Johnson, of the freshman class The
second year collectors are William
| Fortna, William Mowery, Kenneth
Boyer. Harry Gumpert, John Miller,
Harold Wadsworth and Herbert My
ers. In the junior class. Rees Lloyd,
Fred Ross, Harry Miller. Foster Cock
lin, Fred Huston and Fred Essig
financed the project. The senior col
lectors were Stewart Blair, Samuel
Sherman, John Demming, Lambert
Kinch, Musser Miller and Charles Pol
lock-
Camera Club Reorganized
twenty-five members of the Tech
nical high school reported last evening
| to Professor w. p. Loomis and the
officers. of the Tech Camera Club at
reorganization meeting to prepare for
the work the club intends to do dur
| ing the winter.
| ne Clup Will meet every IHTGe
weeks and January was selected as
the date for the next meeting. A
committee was appointed consisting of
Paul Eshelman, John Keller and
Charles Herbert to draw up a con-
stitution for the organization.
The officers of the club are Presi-
dent. Earl Sherk; secretary. Samuel
Sherman; treasurer, Fred Haehnlen.
| Those present at the meeting were
Alvin Hollinger, Earl SherlS. John Kel-
Ter. Samuel Sherman, Walter Baker,
| Willis Patterson, Fred Haehnlen, Rus
sci Hampton, Helman Brenner,
Charles Herbert Robert Cunning
ham, Fred Beecher. Earl Schwartz,
Charles Keller, Paul Schwartz, Ed
ward Bastain, Professor w. P. Loo
mis-, Abram Gross, William Wagner,
Albert Siple, Paul Eshelman, and
| Howard Wagner Each of the men,
| bers will pay a small weekly dues, and
will either. have access to some one
else's camera, or will own one Of
their own.