Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-09
CAMERA CLUB
IS ORGANIZED
Tech Senior Dance Tonight;
Many Out-of-Town
Students

Charles Keller, president; Fred
Beecher, president; Charles
Herbert, secretary; Joseph Wacht-
man, assistant secretary, and Rob-
ert Cunningham, treasurer, are the
officers who will head the Technical
High school Camera Club during the
ensuing year. The organization was
effected yesterday afternoon in the
science lecture room.
Meetings will be held every third
| "Wednesday to discuss the subject of
photography, and program will he
arranged for each meeting. 1t is
| hoped that speakers may be secured
to lecture on the subject before the
| club. and President Keller will ap-
| point a program committee at the
next meeting. Professor w. A. Nc
| Cune will be faculty adviser.
A special meeting will be held next
| Wednesday, when an effort will be
made to enroll more of the first and
! second-year lads. To boost the men,
| bership of the club the following
! committee was appointed by the
| president: Robert Cunningham,
chairman, Paul Huntsberger and
Abham Gross.
L bt VI stbAA6ilAOAA III tSl llS Cl-
! forts towards preparing a number of
! photographs that will be displayed
at the open session of the school next
! spring. Those who attended the
meeting were Charles Keller, Charles
Herbert, Robert Cunningham, Jo-
seph Wachtman, Fred Beecher, Earl
! Schwartz. Abram Gross, Paul Guarin,
| George Matz, Donald Miller, Paul
/ Huntsberger, Ralph Stauffer, Harry
ork Il NNfI IL Nr1y art 1v,1,
Brough and Professor w. A. Nc
! Cune.
! Members of the senior class have
extended an invitation to the entire
school as we'll as to the friends of
! the four classes to attend the dance
! to be given this evening in Han
shaw's Hall at s o'clock. 1t will he
held under the auspices Of the senior
class. Delone, Branyah and Davis
will furnish the music.
SO Out-of-TOwn Lads
Among the $50 Tech students are
thirty-six out-of-town lads, who
reach school by train, trolley and
walking. In the senior class there
are eight students who reside out of
the city. The junior class furnishes
the highest number with an even
eleven. In the second year class
there are nine, while the freshman
group luTHlSHtS tHt iSdSl HuilDeT
with seven. This group of thirty-six
is. evenly divided among the rural
towns and boroughs of Harrisburg.
When Professor James C. Peet sew
cred his connections with members
of the III" section, the senior class
planned a little surprise for him.
"Whitie" Crane in behalf of the
group presented the Tech tutor with
travelling bag. Mr.. Peet thanked
the students for their gift, and told
the student body of the many. things
that he would miss during the COM
ing year because of leaving Tech.
On the card with the gift were the
names of b. Bolts, J. Bowman,
Stats Cocklin, "Midge" Cook. JEFF"
Cole. '"Whitie" Crane, Butch" Essig,
Red" Huston, II. Jones, Sister"
Kramer, Love" Loban, Pete"
Leavy. w. Kerstetter, and "Sinker"
Singer.
Gideon Jaeger, a former Tech ath-
lete, visited the school yesterday on
his way home from Washington,
where he played with the Lebanon
Valley eleven against Georgetown
University. He is playing his fourth
year of football for the Annville
team and says that the Georgetown
team is the best he has ever played
against. Lebanon lost 80 to Z.
The Tech Taller staff will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon to pre-
pare for the first issue of the paper.
Four hundred students have signi-
fed their intentions of subscribing
for the paper.