Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-03
CITY PUPILS BURY
AK TOGETHER
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admitted by ticket. Unlike all other
previous meetings between the four
schools, there will be lack of rivalry
1t will be simply night of good-fel-
lowship, and the boys up at Central
have promised to 'share-up" with the
Tech and Academy lads on the mat
ter of girls. AS for the Steelton lads,
they promise to have co-eds of their
own.
Diversified Program
The program Will contain numbers
by both the glee and mandolin clubs,
and the State College aggregation Will
number II. The program to be rem
dered is as follows: "Hark, the Trum-
pet" Dudley Buck, Glee Club; Sun
set" Dudley Buck, j. M. Hepler, IT,
baritone; Popular Medley, arranged
by H. A. Johns, leader, mandolin
club; "Burlesque," (Sextet from Lu-
cia), Varsity Male quartet; DE One
Legged Goose" F.Hopkinson Smith, G.
Jarrett Sauerhoff, II; THE Long Day
Closes" Sir Arthur Sullivan, Glee
club.
Part Two = Twilight" Dudley
Buck, Glee club; Woman" Victor
Herbert, 10 Male quartet; popular
songs, III. N. Read, is; accompanist
G. Jarrett Sauerhoff; La Polama,"
Yradie, Mandolin club; "Alma Mater"
combined clubs. The State College
students will be entertained in this
city by the stuuo,
schools. The personnel of the club
consists of the following. First to-,
r. Moore, IT; J. G. Patrick, IT; b.
r. Cooling, Is; p. r. BowersoX, IS;
B. Saeta, Is; l.. r. Mollennauer, '18;
j. G. Lindeman, '18! A. e. Catanach,
10; C. j. Ross, 10; C. Cianciarulo,
'19; r. Harding, Jr., 30; N. c. Farr
20; G. ]. Sauerhoff, IT.
Second tenors - H. L. Henderson,
Cs @
M. j. Wilson, is; r. M. Carey. '18; w.
j. Griffith, Is; E. f. Gillespie, '18;
Elmer Field. Is; Edward Bortz. '19;
G. P. Carl, 10; F. C. Gruver, 20; D.
M. Rustay 20.
First bass = J. H. Taylor, '1S; w.
w. MacMain, IS; F. B. Lutz, Is; A.
P. Miller. IS; w. S. Wilkins, '18; P.
10; H. B. Kellar, 10; W. N. Given,
IS; NJ. w. McEntire, 20; j. NJ. Keith,
20; ]. E. Schaeffer, '19; G. K. Trim
Second bass - A. C. Bright, '1S; H.
E. Walter, II; ]. K. Robinson, Jr., '1S;
J, NJ Nelson. Is; T. E; Richards rs;
A. E. Stoeltzing, '19; ID. r. Pheasant,
10; c. NJ. Roberts. agriculture; j. r.
Slaughter, agriculture; l.. w. Riebe,
20; d. C. Blaisdell, 20; P. S. Barn
hart, 20; j. II. Munroe, 20.
Mandolin Club
First Mandolins - E. West, IT; H.
A. Johns, IT; c. S. Stormceitz, IS; E.
L. Hamilton, Is; A. C. Bright. Is; w.
]. Griffith, IS; r. M. Carey. is; G. E.
Baker, Is; B. Jefferies, '19; ]. E. Nor
gan, 10.
Second Mandolins - C. H. Fetter,
II; r. a. Bohm. II; IT. B. Douglass,
IS; r. V. Jones, is; A. H. Gehris,
30
Third Mandolins = M. j. Wilson,
'1S; f. A. Frederickson, '1S.
Guitars - r. E. Wakely, II; w. B.
Gohl, II; r. S. shultz, Is; H. D.
Shallenberger, Is; r. B. Heacht. 20
Tech to Make Bow
The Technical high schools Man
dolin and Guitar club will make its
first appearance at the opening eXer-
| cises Monday morning. Over 80 men,
bers are turning out twice a week for
the practices, and the club is maxim g
splendid headway. The club will oc-
cupy the rostrum and will render sew
eral selections under the direction of
Professor w. b. Meyer. Professor r.
c. Hertzler, a member of the faculty
is also assisting in the work of direct
ing the members of the club The Off
GERS of the organization are Norman
Todd, president; Sidney Kay. vice.
president; Robert Eager, secretary;
Lester Zimmerman, treasurer.
Those who will play at the chapel
SASlSloSS NhOludy Will De.
MandolinS - Norman Todd, Sidney
Kay, Robert Eager, Lester Zimmer-
man, Victor Snyder, Lloyd Reeves
Fred Boath, John Keller. Musser Mil
Ter, Albert Michael, Joseph Gastrock
Jr, Fred Essig, Gustave Erdman, Har-
old Cassel, Russell Hampton, Raymond
Baxter. Wilbur Nisley, William Gard
ner, Lloyd Cole, Henry Young, John
Connor, Isadore Levin, Carl Little.
Guitars - George Ricedorf, Harry
Nell, Rees Lloyd, Foster Cocklin,
Banjos - Harold Moore. Ernest
Bachman and Charles Johnson.
Five hundred copies OF the basket
ball numebr of the Tech Taller were
distributed to-day to the students of
the school. Contributions for the next
issue will be received by members of
the staff and credits will be given to-
wards the selections for the Taller
staff of next year.