Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11

With the football team out on the
Island nightly practicing for the
opening contest, September 2S, plans
are being laid indoors for the financial
end of the Technical High schools
football season. Prof j. F. ReeS
financial director of the Tech athle-
tic association, is preparing plans
that are about perfected for drive
to secure memberships for the Athle-
tic Association. The cost is % cents
and each student who joins the or
ganization has the privilege of voting
as well as being eligible for nomina-
ton to the manager of the athletic
teams.
The collectors for the several Sec
tions are: Seniors, Section T. Robert
Spicer; section U, Harry Gumperti
section V. Wilbur Nissley; section w
William Johnson; juniors, section NJ
Bernard Aldinger; section N, Louis
Snyder; section o, George Bruker
section P, John Huston: section Q
John Miller; section R, Harold Cas-
sell; section S, Henry Palm. Sopho'
mores, section A, Roy Deimler; sec.
ton B, Robert Marcus; section c
Lawson Venn; section D, Beatty
Rhinesmith; section E, George
Beard; section f, Felix Davis; sec.
ton G., Howard Derrick; section H
John Fries; section /. Preston Ken
dig; section j, Gilbert Mattson; Sec
ton K, Earl Rice; section l., j. G
Sparrow. Freshmen, section l, Frank
Fishman; section 2, Wilbur Packer
section 3, Daniel Manages; section 4
David DENNY; section 5, Donald
Millar; section 6, Benjamin Zarkeri
section Z, Sidney Bogar; section 8
Warren Cless; section 8, Edward
Elscheid; section 10, Harold Rudy
section IL, John Hanes; section IL
Joseph Klinedinst; section 13, va
cant: section IA, Ira Wright; section
Is, Russell Tuckey.
Leaders of sections who secure en-.
rollments in their sections of 100 pei
cent. will be given season tickets tc
all the games played by the Tech
'football team, excluding the Thanks
giving contest. Other awards will be
made for large enrollments.
With the selection of Andrew j
Musser as editor-in- chief of the Tech
Taller for the coming year, the mem
bers of the staff will meet soon to
outline plans for the issuance of the
school paper. Quite a few vacancies
exist on the staff and these will be
filed by competition. A financial
campaign also being arranged in
charge of R. c. Hertzler and E. E.
Knauss, faculty directors of the pa
per. AS last year, the Maroon paper
will be issued bimonthly. To can
vass for subscriptions for the paper
leaders have been selected. Kenneth
Fisher will solicit from the faculty
members and the other leaders are:
Seniors, Maurice Habbarde, Albert
Hahn, James Wallace and Kenneth
Boyer. Juniors, John Black. Robert
Lutz, Henry Baer. Nelson Hibshman
Alton Rhoads, Calvin Frank and
Henry Palm. Sophomores, Paul Hef-
felfinger, Benjamin Huber, Paul
Ray, Paul Maurer, George Doehne
Harry Connor, Clarence Franken-
berg, Meyer Gross, Russell Kinch
Harold Hallgren, Ira Rahm and j
C. Sparrow. Freshmen, Lorne Bayles
Charles Magill, Clark Bickel, Thom-
as Green, Marlin Harper, Harry
Reamer, Charles Berkstresser, Her
aid Ross, Walter Dunkle, John NJ
Peters, Robert Keller, Harold Nc
Cormick, Harry Michlovitz, Robert
Shirk and Harry Whitmoyer.
In the opinion of Prof. George w
Updegrove, Tech will have one of the