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

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(■tor Kriniiui Sch„ ,l i: Ki, B. San-dkhs, B.S., M.B.A., C.l ' .A. I!.S.. L niversity of Alabama; ] r.B.A., Xew Viirk I ' niversity; Pi Kappa Plii .lx isliiiil Professor of Commerce .1 Mi.s l{i:vN()i,Ds DrcGAX, B.S. in Commerce U.S. ill (iiuinurco. Georgia Seliool of ! ' ( i-linolojiy I list I iiitor ill Commerce l.i.iivi) Leonahd Antle, A.B. in Commerce A. 15. in Commerce, Oliio University; Gradu- iti Work. Emory University; Sigma I ' i; Scpiare and Comiiass I iislnictor ill Commcrci ' ■ree ; hi I ' iNKSTAi F. 15. S. in ( M.A. M.A.. H.. . in Connnerce, Washington Uni- M rsilv ; Il.irvard L ' niversitv. Graduate ' .Scliool: Phi Delta fheta list ructiir ill Connnerce Wester CoLBrHN Bhowx Student Assistruif Chakles Yancy I.ovi) Student Assistant Insin B.S. n the I ' .Mniiig .Sehool only: Atl.inl;i . n lit C .M, A ' ayne K. Rivers, B.S. in Commerce in Connnerce. University of (ieorgia ; Sales Manager Creo-Mulsion ( imip.iny Assistant Professor of Commerce .1. R. Robinson np.iny. formerly associated with Income Tax Bureau. I ' ederal Inlirnal Revenue Department for Georgia Lecturer, Income Taj: .lolIN H. HviNGTON, C.P.A. (if the Bar; Seeretary-Treasurer, ,T. P. Allen Co. Assistant Professor of Commerce . Manvii.le Wai ' i.es ( hill lit ( iipy and I ' lan Di ision of the Massengale . dvertising Agency: formerly niemlier of the Editorial Board of the Xew York Ad Club Lecturer, Copi Jf ' ritin Fha. k Ada IK ' iee-Presi(len( .iiu! Trust Officer Adair Realty and Trust Co. Lecturer, Ileal Estate J. P. Newei.l Chillicotlie Normal . ' School I iislriictor Deceased.

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The School of Commerce m ' .A 1. 1 ZING tlu- iitfd of a ttrlinical traiiiiiifj; in tlie proparatioii of iiu ' ii for the litisiiiess world, and to keep jjacf witli tlR- outstanding iini- vrrsities tliroughout the country. Georjjia ' I ' ccli fourteen years ago estahlislied its Scliool of Connnerce. Admirably suited from a commereial standpoint in Atlanta, lieing in tile center of the financial, distributing, and manufacturing center of the South, the stu- dent of commerce Iiere is given a first hand insight into the practical side of the subjects which he learns in theor v. During the first two years in this course the same work is offered, but at the beginning of the Junior year specialization begins and the student ma v select one of four courses, namely: Ac- counting: Banking and Finance; Merchan- dising and Advertising: Real Estate and Insurant e. I Thomas William Noel, A.B., :M.B.A., C.P.A. A.B.. Grand Island College; M.B.A., New York University; Alpha Kappa Ps Head of the School of Commerce Fred B. Wenn, B.C.S. B.C.S., New York University; Kansas State University; Delta Mu Delta; Delta Sigma Pi; Delta Tau Delta Director of the Evening School of Commerce Assoiiitte Professor of Commerce George McIntosh Sparks, A.B. A.B., Mercer University; Sigma Ei silon; Pi Delta Epsilon Associate Professor of Commerce Leonard Robert Seibert, B.S.C. B.C.S. , University of Georgia Assistant Professor of Commerce John William Jeffries, B.S. in Commeree B.S. in Commerce, Georgia School of Technology; Graduate ' ork, Emory University ; Delta Sigma Phi Assistant Professor of Commerce Noah Warren, B.S. in Commerce B.S. in Commerce, Cieorgia School of Technology; Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Kappa Psi Assistant Professor of Commerce Edward Baylor Meriwether, Ph.B.. LL.B. Pii.B.. Shurteff College; 1,1,. B., Washington University; Graduate Work, Washington University; .Acacia; Phi Delta Phi; Delta Sigma Pi Assistant Professor of Commerce

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The Textile Engineering Course UK to tliL- iiiiiiortaiice of tlic textile indiistiy in the South, and tlie rapid iii-owtii ill tlie past few years, the textile engineering course at Tech siiould i)rove — as it does — the choice of the many men of the South entering college. A first elass textile school having proven vir- tually a necessity to the South, it was in 1899 that the first instruction in this hranch of engineering was given in the Soutli, here at (jeorgia Tech. The department is equipped for performing practically every process of cotton manipulation from the cotton field to the finished fahric. The student in textile engineering here at Tech is given a well rounded education in the other phases of engineering offered in the various courses. Clarence Bernard Seal, Sc.D. Graduate of the Philadelphia Textile School; Sc.D., University of Georgia; Phi Psi Head of the Department of Textile Engineering Edmonu Wkv.man Camp, B.S. in T.E. (Leave of Absence) B.S. in T.E., Georgia School of Technology Associate Professor of Textile Engineering Charles Alfred Jones, B.S. in T.E. B.S. in T.E.. Georgia School of Technology; Plii Psi Associate Professor of Textile Engineering David Earnest Philpot Phi Psi I u.sirucior in Textile Engineering John Roy Brandon Phi Psi Instructor in Textile Engineerini John Inzer Alford, B.S. in T.E. B.S. in T.E.. Georgia School of Technologv Instructor in Yarn Manufacturing Luther Jackson McGinty Student Instructor