TECH FOOTBALL MEN GET HONORS List of Scholastic Awards Shows 70 Per Cent, of Squad With riigh Marks Arranged in alphabetical order the Bvo Btudents lead the senior class fet the Technical high school with first honors are Stewart Blair, Musser MU * lev, Gilbert Stewart, Lester Wolf, and banter Zlmmerftian. Reports for the SKt month's work have been sent to lite parents this week through the •Mil, and show that there are at pres nt more students on tho Tech honor roll than ever before. First honors are awarded when a pupil has a gen eral average of more than 90 per cent. Second honors are awarded to stu dents ranging in average between 80 and 90 per cent. In no case are hon on awarded to pupils who have re ceived a grade, in any subject, that t$ below passing. At the beginning of the term a le ggiest for earnest work on the part of the pupils was asked in order that the loss of a month's tlmo because ef infantile paralysis might be made lip. That tho pupils as well as teaoh - ers have been responding to the re- Quest is shown by the splendid number Of students who have won the honors On the first reports to go out from the Walnut street institution this year. One feature of the honor roll is the xket that 70 pet- cent, of tho squad that will go against tho Williarnsport algli school team at that place to morrow has beeti mentioned on the honor roll. The complete honor list follows: Seniors • First honors: Stewart eair, Gilbert Stewart. Wolr, ister Zimmerman, Musser Miller. Second honors: Raymond Baxter, JPred Boath, Kid red Buffington, Ra leigh lSvans, Robert Fager, Sidney Kay, Joseph Lutx, Lloyd Reeves, Sam uel Sherman, Vic top Snyder, Joseph Todd, Norman Todd, John Demmlng, JPaul Eshelman, Harry Eyster, Oscar Butch, William Huber. John Keller, Charles Kennedy, Earl Shirk, Earl Uoger, William Wagner, Walter Bak er, Edward Bastian, Paul Brntten, William Cohen, George Fitzpatrlck, Srank Gerlock, Leroy Gaugler, Fred aehnlen, Edwin Harris, Charles Johnson, John Knouse, John Paul, Herman Wagner, Percy Walker, Don ald Wright, Robert Bates, Homer Evltts, James MacFarland, Elwood Mell, Forrest Philippelli, Paul Rey nolds. Juniors First honors: Maurice Beard, Charles Keller, Earl Schwartz, Xawrence Weber, Ralph Stauffer, itay "Wentzler. Frank Xeidig. Second hon ors: Walter Bashore, Fred Beecher. Ralph Brough, Paul Guarln, .Tames Haehnlen, Paul Huntsberger, Franklin Koons, Arthur Lewis, Reea Lloyd. Fred Ross, Russel Rupp, Samuel Bneidman, Fred Essig, Lawrence Bit oer, Walt Bogor, Walter Compton, Charles Cooper, George Fisher, Abra ham Gross, Fred Henry, Gordon Hol land, Ralph Michener, Harry Miller, Fred Murray, Herman Rhoades, Jo seph Schmidt, George Bell, Foster Cocklin, Lynn Cook, Ray Crane, Alvin Hollinger, Howard Jones, Walter Ker gtetter, Merl Kramer, John Bowman, Winfteld Loban, Donald Singer, Paul Worcester. ■ • Sophomores— First honors: None. Becond honors:' ' I>avid Assemowitz, • Irwin Bender Abrom Burkholder, Ross Ejeimler, Robert Dennison, Kenneth Fisher, Wllllab Fortna, Maurice Hab- B&rd, Wayne Hartmlre, Heindel Hln- Kle, Julius Kamsky, Laird Land is, Da vid Elllnger, Joseph Gastrock, William Maurer, Andrew Musser, John Reigh ter, Bertram Salaer, Richard Spengler, Robert Spicer, John Stephenson, How ard Stewart, Stewart Taylor, Hugh Wells, Joseph Ogelsby, Lester Bell, Victor Bthl, Kenneth Boyer, Roy Dix on, Harry Doyle, Robert Freeburn, Jay Gehrett. Grant Sterling, Harry Oumpert, Charles Herbert, Victor Hoar, William Hoerner, Warren Hoff man, George Horstick, Ralph John- Bon, William Johnson, Henry Sliope, Ralph Llppi, Gordon Matter, Albert Michael, Chalmer Moore, Harry Mus sulman. Wilbur Nissley, Julius Nurlck Edward Richwine, Morris Witmer,' Charles Israel;; Joseph Rowe, Mar chant Shaftner, Paul Shenk, Joseph Wachtman, Harold Wadsworth, James iWallace, Russell Winemiller. Freshmen—l First honors: Ernest Baker, Ernest Bufflngton, Wilbur Crlswell, Nelson Hlbshman, Georne Paxton. B Second honors: Charles Bolton George Moltz, William Rotlirock' Charles Shirk, Elmer Khultz, John s' Smith, George Sourbier, Robert Spahr Linn Storey, Leroy Strawliecker Wil liam Sweigert, William Sykes, Spen der Templar, Floyd Thorpe, George Tomllnson, Merill Walker, Robert Ward, Arthur Weil, Russel Wenerick, Paul Westenhafer, Albert Zimmer man. 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