Georgia Institute of Technology - Blueprint Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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. ToUc . XUbe The Mechanical Engineeri ng Course m. KOIU.IA I ' crll Ih,:,sIs c.I c.llr of til, WW tiiirst Mccli.-iinc.il Kiiyiiu-criiiij courses in tlic fiitire country. .111 rightfully. Being the oldest of tin iiiginiirinji ' courses in si-liool, it h.is .-ilw iy- licen one of the most popul.ir. It trains tiic student for .-duiost anx ' jih ise ol ' uiechaniea engineering he may care to enter. Througl tin ' third year the uiechaniea! course is the sani( for all students, but upon reaching the senior year tiie student has the )|)tion of one ot four divisions: (1) The Regular Mechan- ical Course; (2) Automobile Rnginecriu ' ; (3) I ' ower Plant Engineering; ( t) Industri; Kiigineering. At the start of the course the student is given careful ground work in al the fundamental sciences, .md as he advance he is trained in the higher phases of me clianieal eimineeriu -. Kdv Stkvenson King, M.E., M..Sc.. .Se.D. M.I ' ... Ohio .State University; M.Sc, University of Minncsot.i; .S .l).. Inixcrsily of Cieorgia ; Sigma Xi ; Phi Kappa Phi II, -ad of llic Dcpartmeni of Mechanical Eiifiinreriii; ; lliiiil (if llir Df itirliiiciil (if K.rpcrhnciitdl Ku i ' nircrin i lI.I.I M ' a. DlNKIN, B..S.. M.K. B..S.. M.K.. University of Illinois l ' r(ifcs (ir III ' Mccliiiiiii-(il Kiif iiiccriiifi HowAiii) in. . l soN. 15. .S. in .M.K.: .M..Sc. ;. in .M.K.. Iniversity of Id.Llm; .M.Sc. Georgi.i School of Technology T.iu Beta I ' i; Phi Kappa Phi AxxdcKitc I ' rdfcxxdr (if M ciluniical F. n iiiccriiif .Vm. woo . . ( ASK Industrial . rts in M.K.. Ohio State Iniversily; . .S..M.K. Assdddlr Siipriiiiliiiilciit df Shdps I ' .Dw Mil) Hi: iio .M jm SP) M.I-: Chief Fdiemaii (if the Machine Sh(ips illlllA(K . l.ON .ll TllO.M I ' SON lloMII! IImiI. N ollM N Fdiema,, (it the Smithshdp Inslineldr in iVdddsUdp 11.1.1 M N IlorriN .loH.V TllilM s Tol ' IIWl I ' dicman (if tile I ' dnndri X ' irgini.a .Meeh.iiiies Institiiti- , ,, ,, Inslrnetor in Mnehiiie Sh(ip John I 11 Nin I Ik.mk ' Fareman df the U ' dodshap M

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Administration lU)Ain) OF THlSll.KS Ol ' (.K()H(;iA TECH X. E. H Minis, Cluiiniitiii N. P. Phatt I.. . RoBF.nT, .In. E. R. Hoixisox, Jk. Eugene R. Bl ( k .loHX y. CiHANT W. H. Glenn George H. Carswell John H. Porter George G. Crawford Frank F ' reeman (i. M. Stoit EX-OFFICH) MEMBERS Clifford L. Walker Clark Howell . H. Ballard W. E. Simmons .losEPU M. Brown OFFICERS OF AD.M IMSTR. TION -Marion Iather Brittain, A.B.. 1,1.. 1) President MiLLiAM Vernon Skiles, B.S.. . .M Dean Allan Benton Morton, . ..M. . . Dnni of if lit mul Snntini ' i- School Floyd Field, A.B., M.A Drim of Men Ht:gh Harris Caldwell, . .B Rrci ' tstrar iiiiil Secretart Frank King Houston, C.P.. Secrrtiiri (iiiil T re ri. surer

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' smu The Electrical Engineering Course INC Mid .•il fiifiiiiii-riiif; offers wiilr iMiific of opportunities the many diseoveries and ■incrils III tile fielil of elec- past tew years, tills course t attractive to tile This par- Diploin. ' i B.S. « B.S. in K B.S. in trieitv n er should he one of tl student upon entering; collcgi tieular department at Tech is up-to-the- ininute and lias made considerahle |)rogress since its cstahlisliment in I ,S!)(i. Tlu ' increase in enrollment since that time is adequate testimonial to its efficiency and excellence. Heifinnini; with tiie entrance of the freshman in school he is taught the theory of liis sub- jects, .and later is sent into tlie laboratory to test tliciii in ))ractice experimentally. T ' noM. s Witt Fitzgerald, B.S., M.E., E.E., M.S. .M.irshall College; B.S., M.E., E.E., West Virginia University; L ' niversity .Vri .ona; M.S., Emorj- L ' niversity; Phi Kappa Phi; Tan Beta Pi; (ieorgia Academy of Science; High Tension Club; American Association of University Professors Professor of Electrical En()ineer!inj; Head of the Department of Electrical Eiiyineeriiu Tn()M. s Gh.wdon Seidell, B.S. in E.E., E.E. H.K.. E.K.. Cieorgia School of Technology; Phi Kajjpa Phi; American Physics Society; Philosophical Society of ' ashington Professor of Electrical Enr ineerinf DoMEXHo Pietro S. v. nt. E.E., B.S. in E.E., ' M.S. in E.E. E.E.. BS. in E.E.. Ro.se Polytechnic Institute; M.S. in E.E., Harvard University; Phi Kappa Phi Professor of Electrical Enf iiiceritii John I.awtok Ellis, H.S. in E.E. B.S. in E.E., Cieorgia School of Technology; Pi Kappa Phi Assistant Professor of Electrical Eiif ineerinfj Hrco Bruce Duling, B.S., B.S. in E.E. .S., B.S. in E.E., University of West Virginia; Phi Sigma Kappa Assistant Professor of Electrical Enc ineerinr Charles Clio Shumard, B.S. in E.E. B.S. in E.E., University of Missouri Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineerinrj Eahle Sheh.man Hannafohd, B.S. in E.E. E.. Tufts College; High Tension Club; Sigma Phi Delta; Phi Kappa Phi Instructor in Electrical Enf ineerinr Lee Dotglas Tabler, B.S. in E.E. E.E.. University of West Virginia; Skull and Key; High Tension Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon Instructor in Electrical Engineering