Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-30
TECH HIGH TO
OPEN WITH $50
BOYS ENROLLED
Small Number of Upper Class
Men on Lists; 333 in the
Freshman Glass

institution opens Its doors TueSuay
morning. The faculty has been aug
mented until 1t consists of thirty
five members. Interest will center
upon the incoming Freshman class
which will contain in the neighbor-
hood of $50 members. To date there
is total of Sss "greenies," but this
number will be increased with the
opening of school.
The enrollment by classes is as
follows: Seniors, So; juniors. 1875;
sophomores, SOC: freshmen, SSS;
total. SAT. To this will be added
out-of- town students. and others
who take examinations at a late
date.
Everything at the Tech building
is in readiness for the opening OF
school. Every detail has been look
ed after by Harry Gumpert and his
staff, who have the building look
ing "as clean as n new PIN" The
fourth floor study hall has been cut
up into four classrooms. and three
more classrooms have been added
from the third floor study hall. The
main auditorium will be used chiefly
for. study hall purposes.
DR.. Charles B. Eager, Jr.. assisted
by Miss Anna NJ. Saul, secretary, and
Miss Maud f. Hoster. assistant sec
retary, have arranged for the open
ing of another session from a scho-
lastic point of view. All assign
ments to the various sections have
been made and the books are ready
for distribution.
Handbook For Students
A handbook prepared by. Profess
sor Francis G. Wilson. of the fac
ulty, contains much valuable infor-
nation concerning the school. 1t
is full of everything the freshman
should know, and all the members
of the school will find the book in
valuable. The scientific course Is
again most popular with the first
year boys. Sections l, and are
classical students. The college prep
are sections 4, and s. Sections
to IS, inclusive. are sclentihc.
More than one-half the students
will study French during the win
ter. German is taboo with the boys
most of whom elected French.
There will be two sections OF
French. and several students have
selected Greek. The assignments of
first-year pupils by sections is as
follows:
Section - James Armstrong,
Morley Baker. Arthur Bard. Lorne
Bayles, Edward Begelfur, Daid Ben
der, John Bogar, Franklin Buyer,
Jack Carpenter Bernard Cohn. John
Cunkle, Julian DeGray, Arville Deib-
Ter, Edward Douglass. William Dun
bar, Frank Fishman, John Ford,
George Fry, Richard Gingher, Carl
Gingrich, William Goldstein. Nelson
Gotwalt, Edward Halves, Robert
Hoffsommer, Julian Katzn4n.
Section Harold Douglass,
Charles Keller. Samuel Krebs, Paul
Kunkel, Benjamin Levi, Thomas
Linton, James Lytle, Albert Mckee,
Charles Magill, Moore Miller, Will
burt Fackler, John Paul, Daniel Re-
ber. Vance Rothrock. Casmer. San
son, Rollin Shuey, Resler Shultz.
John Shumberger, William Stacy.
Howard Swigart, Wendell Taylor.
Charles Whistler.
Section 8 - Elwood Avery. How
ard Berry, Clark Bickel, Harold De-
ode, Richard Harr. Hudson Hess.
James Kipp, Samuel Lane, Daniel
Manges, Walter Miles. George Price,
Donald Schroeder, William Sewers,
John Thompson, Arthur Swanson.
Section - Samuel Abrams. John
Allen, Theodore Ambrose. Benjamin
Balmer, James Brooke, Thurman
Berlin, Harry Burchfield. James By
rem, David Cohen. Harry Cover,
Hyman Cramer. Cleon Criswell.
Charles Crownshield, Richard De-
Gray, Henry Delaney. David DENNY,
CLYDE Dieffenbach, Daniel Downs,
Earl Dublin, Asa Eaton, Henry Felix,
William Fenstermacher, Charles
Froehlich, Frederick Funk. Chalmer
Miller.
Section - Cyril Guarin, Joseph
Hagar, Lawrence Harlacher, Daniel
Harnish, Arthur Homire, Stanley
Hosmer, John Hummel, Norman
Hunter, George Johns, Marlij kar-
per, Leon Katzen. Charles Krause,
Herbert Lambert, Theodore Lang
don, Amos Lehman. Carl Lotz,
George McCahan, Edward McCar-
vel, Joseph Machlan. Paul Matthias,
George Matson. Charles E. Miller,
William Sellers.
Section = Donald Harnish.
Charles H. Miller. William Mills,
Roy Mining, Harry Nophaker. Les
ter Pelton, Nelson Peregoy, Harry
Reamer, Augustus Reel. Arthur
Rosen, Raymond Schaeffer. Charles
Schaup. Albert Shandler, Donald
Slothower, Melvin Spangler, Paul
Springer, Russell Stees. Frank Ul-
rich. Robert Walker. Ralph Wallis,
Leroy Whitman. Israel Wolfson, AL
IIGQ w OThTldH, w NOAASS,
Benjamin Zarker.
Section Z - Francis Arnold. Gill
bert Backenstoss, Charles Bailor,
Arthur Baptist Morris Barr, Wes-
ley Barrick, Delbert Beane, Chester
Beard, Clarence Bell. Earl Benner,
Charles Bergstresser, Mervin Binga-
man, Robert Black. Russell Blessing,
Isaac Blizzard, Edward Blumen-
stine, Sidney Bogar, Samuel Bolan,
Wilbur Martin, Harry Marzolf, Isaac
Gown, Oscar r. Brenneman.
Section Francis R. Arnold.
Theodore Bender. Ronald Boland,
George Bowman, Rollin Brightoill.
Clarence BrowneweH. Luther Buck,
Ray Bundy, Paul Burns, Charles
Carl, Warren Ciess. Walter Clough.
John Cole, Leroy Conrad, Harold
Cook. Charles Cox, Harry Cramer.
George Geiger, John Graeff. John
Hoffman, Edward Lands, Robert
Martin, Frederick Smith. Robert
Miller.
Section Q - Lester Bowman, John
Crist, Isaac Daugherty. George Dol
by, Andrew Drumheiser, Walter
DunkIe, Charles Dyer. Harry Eichel-
berger, Hassler Einzig, Ross Ellis.
Edward Elscheid, Ray Engle, Harry
Etter, Creekmore Evans. Harold Ey-
Ter. Michael Farley. Harry Fesler,
Marlin Fickes, Edward Fishman,
Harold Fleisher, Leslie Foland.
Ralph Foster. Paul Frank.
Section 10 - Courtland Freeburn.
Caldwell Fries. Harold Frock. Ray
Carrier, Willis Geiger. Robert Gem
mill. Joseph Goodyear. Stanley Gra-
James Gully, Ralph Guyer, Chris
4... IIa,,aI Harold Rudv Jerome