Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-28
133 TECH BOYS
ON HONOR ROLL
Lester Zimmerman Leads the
Senior Glass and Institu-
ton as Well

One/ hundred and thirty members of
the Technical High School are included
on the honor roll that has just been
prepared by Miss Katharine Hammel-
baugh, the school secretary.
Lester Zimmerman, not only leads the
Senior class, but has the honor of hav-
ing the highest average in the insti-
tuition. He leads all others with an
average of 1856 per cent. Raymond
Wentzler is the Junior leader, with a
mark of 96.13. In the Sophomore class
Ralph Lippi has a nigh. mark of 80,
while the 225 Freshmen have their
leader in the person of Wilbur CriswelI
whose average is 95.5.
In the first honors are those who have
general average for all subjects over
the 80 per cent mark. The second
honor list includes those who have an
average between So and 80. Hereto
fore. the second honor roll included all
above so. With the adoption of the
unit system the grade was raised
five points.
Noticeable Increase
noticeable increase is seen in the
number of first honor pupils in the
school. There are more pupils above
80 for the first half of the year than
for any other previous period. OF the
1873 honors received for the semesterssI
the Seniors havev on the first honor roll,
12; Juniors. IL; Sophomore, 6; Fresh
men, 13. Among the second honors
are the Seniors with 15; Juniors o;
Sophomores, IS; Freshmen. 40.
The race for honors was exceedingly
close. especially among the Seniors.
The fourth year boys have entered upon
their last lap of the work. and final
honors will be awarded at the close
of this semester. the grades to be
determined by teh averages for the
four years.
The order for the four classes ar
ranged in alphabetical order is as fol-
lows:
First honors-Stewart Blair Paul
Bratten, Sidney Kay, Musser Miller,
Samuel Sherman, Victor Snyder, Gill
bert Stewart, Norman Todd, Earl Unger,
Percy Walker, Lester Wolf, Lester Zim-
norman.
Second honors-John Demming, Paul
Eshelman, Harry Eyster, Robert Eager. |
Frank Gerlock, William Huber, John |
Keller Charles Kennedy, James Nc
Farland. Elwood Nell Lloyd Reeves,
Earl Sherk, Joseph Todd, Herman Wag- |
ner. William Wagner.
First honors-Glenwood Beard, Cor
don Holland, Charles Keller, Merl
Kramer, George Matz Frank Neidig. |
Frederick Ross, Earl Schwartz, Ralph |
Stauffer, Lawrence Weber, Raymond
Wentzler.
Second honors-Fred Beecher, Walt |
Bogar, Ralph Brough, Foster Cocklin, |
George Fisher, Paul Guarin, Fred Hen |
ry, Winfield Loban, Donald Singer.
Sophomore Glass
First honors-Irwin Bender, David |
Ellinger, Ralph Lippi, Lester Miller, |
Andrew Musser, Hugh Wells.
Second honors-Abram Burkholder, |
Roy Dixon, Harry Doyle, William Fort
ma, Jay Gehrett, Harry Gumpert, Maur-
ice Habbarde, Wayne Hartmire, Charles
Herbert, Charles Israel, William John |
son, Albert Michael, Chalmer Moore,
Bertram Saltzer, Richard Spengler.
Robert Spicer, John Stephenson, Russell
Winemiller.
First honors-Henry Baer, Ernest
Baker, Ernest Burlington, Wilbur Girls
well, Walter Fries, Nelson Hibshman.
Henry Klugh, Jr., Robert Leiby, Milo
Matter. Fred Morgan, Harry Palm,
George Paxton, Paul Westenheffer
Second honors-Bernard Aldinger.
Charles Atkins, John Black, John
Campbell. Harry Carson, Irwin Chish-
olm, Jacob Davidson. Villa mDouglass,
Alfred Dunlay, LABEL George, Vance
George, Gerald Harris, William Harris,
James Hartzell, Lawrence Heagy, Blair
Hefkn, Arthur Helf, Charles Hines,
GIIDert John, Harold Himmel, Charles
Johnson, Steever Jordan, William Kell-
er, Samuel Kerson, Luther Lands, Rich
ard lands, Robert Longacre. Robert
Lutz, Gideon Markell, Ross McCord Roy
Nissley, Robert Notes.-The. Maurice
Olenick, Ezra Parks, Earl Phillipelli,
Harold Reinert. Alton Rhoads, Arthur
Rick, Robert Runk, Herbert Senseman,
Leroy Sheck, John NJ. Smith, Louis
Snyder. Leroy Strawhecker, Thomas
Sutcliffe, Spencer Templar Curtis Trip |
ner, Robert Ward. Arthur We'll.
The fifth annual concert to be given |
by the members of the Technical High
Tech Auditorium, March %. In con-
nection with the work of the members
of the club, there will also be several
other numbers by local soloists. The
proceeds will go to the memerbs of
the organization who devote some of
theiv time daily to make the chapel
exercises more CHEEKY with their music. |
The concert will be under the di-
rection of Professor George w. Upde-
grove, as conductor, and Samuel Sher-
man, leader. The full orchestra con-
sists of the following members: Vio-
line-Samuel sherman, Michael Hecker
Earl Unger, Joseph Freedman, William
Cohen, Lawrence Weber, Curtis Trip
ner and David Rosenberg; bass violin,
Raymond Wentzler; pianist. Barton
Bolts; cornets, Lynn Cook and Bernard
Aldinger; clarinets. Howard Jones and
George Fisher; trombones, Meredith
Germer and Eldred Burlington drums, !
Hetzel Davies and Foster Cocklin.