Georgia Institute of Technology - Blueprint Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1939
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Y M . 1-r -- V . .2 -2 . - .W .1A..f,-. uw '11:-L:,...-,,- wnagr. .:1.:r::- -- ' M. ,. , , - . ... . . , ' -, , ,gg-Q-a-.-v rgn.-Q., -:.Lu.:.:.:L:X1:1:.4fgg::..g:.1.:g,:.::.1Lzaq.-:mg-2,1-:tr::Q:,u::4:.QiEE:u':i'Ef 'e:lQ.f,.. . DEAN SKILES '7!w lem IIIIIIHII IIIININ IIIIIS B.S., UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO A.M., HARVARD UNIVERSITY Sc.D., UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA A' BETA THETA PI . . . PHI BETA KAPPA . . . OMICRON DELTA KAPPA GEORGIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE if In his position as Dean for a period of fifteen years, Dean Skiles has won the admiration and Iove of Iooth students ancI 'faculty with his untailing courtesy, his sympathetic understanding, and his ever-present sense of fairness. OFFICERS OI? ADIVIINISTIQATION MARION LUTHER BRITTAIN, A.B., LL.D. Pr1'xi:fs'ul DEAN NVILLIAM VERNON SKILES, B.S., A.M., Sc.D Dear: GILBERT I-IILLHOUSE BOGGS, ILS., PI1.D, Draw of Grmlualc Courxrzv WILLIAM GILMER PERRY, A.M., Lirr.D. Dean of Gmzvrul Slmlivx HUGH HARRIS CALDWELL, A.I5. Regislrrir 411111 Snrvlury of Ilvc FIIVII ly DONIENICO PIETRO SAVANT, B.S., M.S. Dean of Ellgilll'l'l'iIlg FLOYD FIELD, A,B., A.M. Dean of NIM: ,IAMES IERSKINE MCDANIISL, ILA., LL.B. Dirz'rl0r of Co-opeiwiiuc Dujmrtmfwl FRANK KING HOUSTON, C.P.A. TI't'l1Sll1'6l' THOMAS H. JONES, Lt, col. c.A.c:. COIIZIIIIIIIIIUIIII, Military R. O. T. C. R. M. FAWELL, Captain, U. S. N. CIUYIIWIIZIIIIIIIIIIL, Naval R. O. T. C. ARTHUR HAMMOND ARMSTRONG, ILA., M.A. Supcrinfvnrlerzl of DUl'lllffUI'fUX HOWARD WARD MASON, B.S., M.S., M.Ii. Sllfll'I'ilIfl'lIAlFllf Builrlingx runl Granmlx ROY STEVENSON KING, M.E., M.Sc., Sc.D. S111'1eri11lr'm1'z'11f of szmpi und Power Plruzl ROGER SHEPPARD HOWELL, B.S., M.SC. Director of El-Ifllillg Sfbool ,IENNINGS LAMONT HENRY, NLD. Srbool Physician HARRIET HENDERSON Svrrelury I0 fha Prcsiilvrrl MRS. WILLIAM REID TAYLOR Sl'Cl'l'flIl'jI lo lbc Drum MRS. JAMES HENRY CROSLAND Librarian 'A GEORGIA TEC I 471' V --A Dj ,, 7,7 Y-X--W M . Y -gagg- ---- -, 1-L .f- .. 2 7 7 1 - -, ,Q-L--, -, , ., ,nv X . fi-'WIP FIELD AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING MONTGOMERY KNIGHT, BS. - - - - Ilmnl of Dc1nlrf1l1l'uf R. I-I. MILLS, PILD. ---- . . Axxixlruft Profc'xxor' A. M. SCIHXVARTZ, A.If. - - - Assisla11lProfr.vx0r XV. R. XVEEMS, ILS., M.S. - . - Ax.vixln11fPrnfrsxor HOUSTON ILUE PRINT IGB? I III il! .,:. .hy is DEPARTMENTS we 5 CALDWELL ARCHITECTURE HAROLD BUSH-BROXVN, A.B., M.ArcI1. - - II. H. GAILEY, BS., M.S. R. T. MORIENUS, B.S. - - P. M. LIIIIFFERNAN, B.S., M.S., M.ArcI1. - M. STFGLIZR, B,S. ---- M. L. JORGENSEN, A,B. tl. H. HARRIS. 13.5. - - HUG I-I .ALLEN NVYCKOFF, E. G. LOWER, A.B., M.D. A. E. CANNON, ILS. - BIOLOGY ILS., M.S ..... . - - - - I'Iz'mf0fDr'1mVllm'11l . . . . Pr0ff'.v.v0r - 1'IXXUL'i11I't Prnfvxxor . Axxofiafv Pr'0fz'x.x'nr - Axxixlalll Profvxsor - .-Ixxixianf Profvxxor - . IHSfl'llL'f0l' llrml of DFf7lIl'flIlf'Ilf - Axxixlarlf Proffxxor - - - - Iuxlrurlor iii- 49 ,td If I 3 ff ' H - v gl-7:73 i..:f2-S--55 ff? ,zffxff ,ff HENRY GIBSON CERAMIC ENGINEERING ARTHUR VAN HENRY, Ph.D. - - - . I-leur! of DK l7!ll'fIlll'lIf L. MITCHELL, B.S., M.S. . - - - - Axxfxffllll Profrswr J. H. HARRIS, ILS. ----- ---- I 11xfrllc'fm' SAVANT BUSH-BROWN DANIEL CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING GILBERT HILLHOUSE BOGGS, Ph.D. ----' .PIC'!l!I10fDl'PKH'flllC'llf JOHN L. DANIEL, M.A. -------. chief of Dept. of Cbcmixlry HAROLD A. BUNGER, M.A. - - Cbic'fofDej1l. of CbFll1iL'Ill Ezlgiffeering B. B. XVROTH, Ph.D. ----------------- Profcxxor XV. S. TAYLOR, PI1.D .--- ---.-.-f4--. P rofessor H. B. FRIEDMAN, Ph.D. . . . Axsoria1fProfr'xsor P. NWEBER, Ph.D. . - . Assncifzn-P1'ofcxsor C. A. WIILLS, B.S., A.M. . - . AsxistaufP1'ofr'xs0r W. B. RICHARDSON, B.S. . . . . Axsixlunf Profexxor H. M. XVADDLI2, A.B., M.A. - - As.vixh111lPr0ff'xsal' XV. F. GRESHAM, Ph.D. - - . - Axxixlaw1fProfr.vxor I. XV. MASON, Ph.D. - - Assixlant Professor D. EVERS, Ph.D. - P. K. CALLAWAY, Ph.D. - J D. CLARY, Ph.D. H. L. EDWARDS, Ph.D. - - W. M. SPICER, Ph.D. J. L. TAYLOR, A.B., M.S. - j. W. SANDERS, EIR., M.S. 1 - C. BORDENCA, B.S. IE. C. FISS, B.S. - - C, B. HOLDER, A.B. HOLMES BA. . . J. , ,. H. SEELIG, B.S. Assislaul Proffsxor - - - Iuslr14L'lor . . . Inxfrurlor - - Imirncfor - l11.S'f7'1lCf0f ' - Irzxlrm-for . Inxfrurlof' - - Axsixluzzt - - Assixhml - - Asxistanl - . Axsisfmzf - - Asxislanl I' PERRY JOHNS l . x . I , S? ,f I I - 'Q 1 ?sQTIE3 f' I f, Q f' if-'ff , rf BOGGS FITZGERALD f , ff' if CIVIL ENGINEERING FRANKLIN C. SNOW, B.S., Sc.D. . ..... . . llmul of D1'1mrf1m'ul J. M. SMITH, ILS., M.S. ---- R. P. BLACK, A.B., M.S. - J. H. LUCAS, ILS., M.S. - - K. M. THRASH, B.S., M.S. - CO-OPERATIVE JAMES MCDANIISL, I5.A., LL.I3. -----.-- . . - - - -Profvxxol' Axxofialz' Profrsxor Asxoviufv Profrsxol' - Axxixhznf Profvxxor IAIMJ of DL'purf11n'ul S. C. PUCKETTI2, B.S. ----- - fIXSi.YfllIIf Dirrrlm' ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE I-IUBERT Ii. DIZNNISON, B.A. - - ----------- I'lmnlofDvjmrfmw1f A. H. ARMSTRONG, ILA., M.A. F. B. XVENN, B.C.S., M.A .--- N. XVARREN, B.S., M.S., C.P.A. K. D. I-IARTZEL, Ph.D. - - - M. R. BREWSTER, ILS., M.B. - NIU. J. PROCTOR, A.B., M.A. . . R. O. ELLIOTT, ILS., M.S. . . XV. F. LOZIER, A.B., LL.B. - - - As.voviuh'Profr'sx0r A . Assorialz'Professor Assoviaic Professor - - AsS0ciulv1'r'ofr'xxor Assorinfc Profrxxor - Asxixfuul Profmxor - - - - IIlXfl'IlL'f0l' - - Inxfrnrlor CRENSI-IAW L ... ...-. , YM-, ,14714--- +. , rms.. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING THOMAS XV. FITZGERALD, ILS., M.S. ------ I'Ivflzl of D1'1mrlu11'1ll D. P. SAVANT, BS., MS. ------ ------ I 'rofvxxor T. G. SEIDELL, B.S. ---- - - Profrnfxor H. B. DULLNG, 1s.s., Ms.. J. L. ELLIS, 1s.s., Ms. . . 1. H. GERKS, B.s., M.s.. . A. xv. STALNAKER, EL.. M. A. HONNELL, 15.5. . - - - - I'rofvx.vor Axxrnvialc' I'l'0frxxur Axxovialv Profvxsor Axmrinlr Profvxsor . - - lnxfrvzrfor ENGINEERING DRAWING AND MECHANICS XVILLIAM B. JOHNS, JR., B.S., M.S. -,---- Hvmlof DI'lltll'fIllA'!lf P. B. NARMORE, B.S., M.S., PI1.D. - ..-.. Profr'sxm' H. S. WEBER, M.S. - - B. L. BROWN, M.S. - F. M. I-IILL, B.S. ' C. O. MOCK, M.E. - Axsociafv Professor Asxixfrmf Profexxur l'IXXi.YltlIZf Profcsxur Axxixhml Profrxmr' Z 'lv In BOGLE, B.S. - - ---.- 1lISlLl'1lCfUI' R. K. HIACOBS, B.S. - - - IIlXfl'Ilt'lI0l' R. E. LEWIS, M.S. - - - - Ilrsfruvlor I P. VIDOSIC, M.S., M.E. - - Insfruclor ENGLISH XVILLIAM G. PERRY, A.M., Licc.D. - - . Iflmnl0fD0jmrfmcu1' L. W. CI-IAPIN, A.B., M.A. ---- Profcxsur IE. H. FOLK, JR., A.B., M.A A. j. XVALKISR, PI1.D. - - H. C. BROWN, M.A. - - G. W. RAINEY, A.B., M.A. D. M. COX, B.A., M.A. - - Asxocinlc Profcxxor Axxociulu l'rofcxx0r' Axxixhnztf P rofuxxor Asxislrrnf Pr'ofc'xxor Axxixlzml Profvxxol' MCDANIEL F. W. AJAX, B.A., M.A .4--.- . Axxixfar1Il'rofesx0r D. R. ANDERSON, JR., A.B., M.A. . . Axxixf rzll lPr0frrss01' R. BOWDEN, M.A. - - - Ir1xlrm'lm' B. COMER, A.B., A.M ,... IlIXfl'lH'f0l' M. CRANFIELD, B.A., M.A. lnxlrurlnr A. GRIFFIN, A.B .----- Iuslrnclol' I. PATTERSON, A.B. - IllSfP'1IL'f0f GEOLOGY COUNT D. GIBSON, M.S., PILB ..... . I'lr'mf0fD1'1 zfzr' flllt'Hf INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT WILLIAM V. DUNKIN, B.S., M.E. ....... Ilvml of Dcjmrimwri DUNKIN KNIGHT SMITH sf JONES MATHEMATICS DAVID H. SMITH, PILD. - - - W. V. SKILES, B.S., A.M., SCD. . -ii . . - - Ilzum' ofDz'jmrll11wfl - . - - Profexsor C. W. HOOK, A.B., M.A. . C. H. HOLTON, M.A. . O. B. LANG, PILD. . . H. L. MEYER, Ms. . C. R. PHELPS, M.A ..... A. L. STARRETT, A.B., A.M. W. 1-I. SEARS, AIR., A.B., M.A. D. L. WEBB, Plm.D ...... MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ROY S. KING, M.E., M.S., Sc.D. - W. V. DUNKIN, B.s., ME. . . H. W. MASON, B.s., Ms. . R. s. HOWELL, B.s., Ms. . . R. L. SWEIGERT, B.s., M.A., P R. A. TROTTER, B.s., Ms. . A. D. HOLLAND, B.s., M.s. . R. M. MATSON, B.s., Ms. . W. A. I-IINTON, B.s., Ms. . O. M. I-IARRELSON, A.B. . - - Insfrnclor . . Inxfruclor - - Iuxlrzzclor . - IIlXfl'Ill'f0l' . - 1lISflA1lL'l0l' - - Instructor . . Inxfrncfor - . Ilzxtruzffor . . . - . . . llmul of Dt'I711l'flIIL'Ilf . - - . 1'r0fc'sxw' . Profvsxor I . Professor I1.D. . ..... Profcxxor Axxoriale Professor Assoriafc Proffxsor Axxovintr Profexxor Asxorinfe Pr0fc'.vxor Asxociule Professor FLOYD FIELD, A.B., M.A. - - - Professor R. A. HEFNER, PILDI . Q . . H U 1 I Professor E. B. HARRISON, 15.5. - - . - Inxiruclor . N. FELTONI, B.S. - - - I f' f D. L. STAMY, A.B., M.A. . AxxociulcProfcssor I I 5 M or D. B. WILCOX, B.S. ' - - Instrzzrlor I-I. K. FULMIIR, B.S., M.A. - Axxociufe Profesxor A. A. CASE ----- . Instruclor R. MUNDORII, B.S. - - ASSlXflIlll Profcmzr E' B. MARTINDALE I A Iwi,-Udor D. H. BALLOU, PI1.D. - - - Ax.vixlm1lP:'of4-xxor I H HFNIKA ' A I ' IHm,m,,0r NV. REYNOLDS, -IR., ILS., MSC. . Axxixfunl Profvxxor XV. VAN HOUTEN n I l Im1,.m.,0,. F. S. STEIEN, PI1.D. ---. Axxisfufzf Professor J, TQP1-IAM .... . Ifzxfruflor XV. E. SEXVELL, PILD. . AX.Yi.Ifr1IlfPTOfl'SX0l' H. O. FOSTER, B.S. . . . Inslrnclor HOWEY KING DENNISON L 'ES-un miyzrl SNOW MODERN LANGUAGES JOHN B. CRENSHANV, A.M., Plm.D. - - . - Haul of Depurfnzenl J. A. CAMPOAMOR, A.B., M.A. . - . Axxociule Prafrxsor R. M. ERVIN, A.B., M.A. - . - - Axxocinlz'Profrsmr WYCKOFF JOSEPH H. I-IOWEY, Ph.D. - - J. N. E. E. J. W. L. G. L. J. B. S E. T. E P. V A. C. E. EDWARDS, B.s.. . . HEROD, P1..D. . BORTELL, 1s.s.. . . . PROSSER, B.A., M.A.. BOYD, Ph.D.- . . . EWALT, A.B., MA. . JOHNSON, B.s., M.s. ROSSELOT, P1..D. . MALLARY, M.A. . WILLS, MA. . PHYSICS - - Hc'mlofDe1mrlll1c11I - - Axsaciaiz' Pro rua: - - Assixfn11lP:o mxor - - Assixlanf P10 ccsor - Assislanf Pzo csxol - Assixtanl Pro esvor . . Assisfanl P10 mmm - - - - Imhuclo: . . lnslrucfor Pm 1- BUNGER fe TEXTILE ENGINEERING CHARLES A. JONES, B.S. -------.- Her11I0fD1'1mrll11z'11f L. HILL, B,S ...... L. CARMICHAEI., B.S., M.S. - E. PHILPOT, B.S. .... R. BRANDON . S. SMITH, B.S. . Axxishmi Pmfrsxor Axxixlauf Prafvsxor - - Insirurlor - IIIS1l'1ll'fOl' . I!lKfl'7lL'fOl' STATE ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION WILLIAM H. VAUGHN, 1s.s,, M.s ........... Director I N ef ,hx 4- log,-, :2'7.'S'5f5:i:fu'i',-T 'f.',.c ICQ., i1f3i',f':.l g H X -U -5:'9 ':' -f' ff-:V-f?,1-, . ' ,- ,wr svn- .J -. '- 1-w.-. . 'f'1:.' 4- - , ,14':L n 14 ,' -A f 1:-14 ,X TOM JON ES C ZVLLOT CZK!! UH! THOMAS R. JONES . . . . President FRANKLIN T. WALTERMIRE . . Vice-President THOMAS J. HUGHES .... Secretary-Treasurer FRANK WALTERMIRE A TOM MY HUGHES ABRAM5 ACREE ADAMS, H. W. ALEXANDER, F. L. ALEXAN DER, J. A. ALFRIEND JOHN CLINTON ABRAMS, JR. . . . . Savannah, Ga. Co-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, President's Gold HT. TRAVIS HUGH AGREE ...... Calhoun, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT HAIKOLD WINSTON ADAMS . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Co-on CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, Phi Eta Sigma, Briaerean Society, Kappa Eta Kappa, Co-op Club, A. I. E. E. ROBERT LEE AIJAMS ...... LaGrange, Ga. Co-op ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Eta Kappa, A. I. E. E. JAMES BOWDEN ADDY .... . Decatur, Ga. ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, Secretary. FRED LITTLETON ALEXANDER . . . . Steele, Mo. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Si gum A1 jzba Epsilon A. I. E. E. .JAMES ALECK ALEXANDER ..... Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E. ED. VINSON President of the Y and Prominent State Y. M, C. A. Leaclcrg Excellent Dcbaterg Member of thc Student Council, Honor Roll and Dean's list, Omicron Delta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Actively Interested in Public Relations Work. GEORGIA TECH ADAMS, R. L. ADDY ALLEN AMEEN WILLIAM JEIVFERY ALFIKIENIJ, JR. . . Tallahassee, Fla. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Kajljm Alpha Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon, Bulldog, Skull and Key, Student Council 4, Interfraternity Coun- cil 3, 4, Yellow Iackef 2, 3, 4, Eclitor-in-Chief 4, Tenb- niqrze 4, BLUE PRINT 4, Track, Swimming, Cross Country. THOMAS RICI-IARD ALLEN ..... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Clli Bulldog Club, Scientia Club, lnterfraternity Council, FO0tlDzlll 1, 2, 3, 4. ALFRED AMEEN . . .... Wiiiiisboro, S. C. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, A. I. E. E. -az-,sq ..- ww CI-sm - 2 -if - I 1 , Zgm -, . -iff' DEAN SPRATLIN Prominent Mechanical Engineering Studentg Senior Business Manager of Footlaallg Company Commander Naval R. O. T. C.g Scabbard and Bladeg Editor Naval Clirixinimv Biillcting Member lnterfraternity Council Two Ycarsg President of Chi Plii. Arr. ANDERSON, L. F. ANDERSON, R. E ATWOOD BAGLEY LESTER FAUVER ANDERSON, JR. . Mount Hope, W. Va. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tn Club5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. RoBERT EMMET ANDERSON . . . . Atlanta,Ga CIVIL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 25 Omicron Delta Kappag Anak5 T Clubg Class President 1, 2, Vice-President 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain R. O. T. C. PAUL EUGENE ATWOOD . .... Wa cross, Ga. Y Co-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Presiclent's Gold T.', HENRY CLAY BAGLEY ...... Atlnnta,G:1. GENERAL ENGINEERING Chi Psi Honor Roll 15 Freshman Swimming. CHARLES FRANCIS BAKER ..... m Savannah, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Y Calninetg A. I. E. E. HAROLD RUSSEL BAKER . .... Plainville, Conn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha A. I. E. E. HERMAN BAILEY ....... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 3. BAKER, C. F. BAKER, H. R. BAILEY BARN ETT BEALL BEERS BEHM BELCHER BELL BERRY, R. M. BERRY, T. J. - BESTOR BEVINS BILLUPS BINION BINNS IRVIN BARNETT . . . . .... Atlanta, Ga. CO-OP TEXTILE ENGINEERING Sigma Gamma Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 International Relations Club. RALPH DELOACH BEALL .... Brooklyn, N. Y. CIVIL ENGINEERING A. S. C. E.g Civil Crew. WILLIAM HOWARD BEERS . . . Gatun, Canal Zone MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Delia Sigma Phi Honor Roll 15 Pi Tau Sigmag Freebody Club, Oil Can Club, A. S. M. E. RAYIVIOND GAsTON BEHM . . . . . Decatui-,Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Kappa Plai CHARLES LUTHER BELCHER, JR .... Atlanta, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Anakg Civil Crewg A. S. C. E., Scabbarcl and Blatleg Skull and Key, Student Council 3g Major R. O. T. C.g Track 1, 2, 3, 4. OLIVER MCNAIR BELL .... . Arlington, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT RALPH MARION BERRY . . .... Atlanta, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Glee Singersg Y Cabinet. 7!ze'39 BLUE PRINT R THOMAS JAKE BERRY ....... Griflin, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Alpha Industrial Management Society. GEORGE CLINTON BESTOR .... Clewiston, Fla. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Chi Psi Newman Club, Industrial Management Societyg Freshman Swimming. - KARL. ALTEN BEvINs .... . . Atlanta, Ga. CO-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Briaerean Society, Kappa Eta Kappa, Kappa Kappa Psi, Captain Football, Band 35 Newman Club. JAMES OTIS BILLUPS ..... . Norfolk, Va. GENERAL ENGINEERING Y Council, International Relations Clubg I. A. S. LAMAR EDGAR BINION ...... Atlanta, Ga. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 25 Scabbard and Bladeg I. A. S., Major R. O. T. C.g Track 1. MILTON ROBERT BINNS ..... Greensboro, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Clai Psi A. I. E. E. lr X SENIORS I, I, JOHN IKOBINSON BISI-IOP ..... MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Phi Epsilon Bulldog Club, A. S. M. E. KENNETH BERNICE BLUME. . . . Atlanta, Ga Atlanta, Ga. CO-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING A. I. Ch. E. JOSEPH HAIRE BOATWRIGHT . . . CHEMISTRY Bvfa Theta Pi JOSEPH MERRITT BODY .... . ARCHITECTURE Pi Kappa Phi MAX BORGES, JR .... . . ARCHITECTURE Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Habana, Cuba Honor Roll lg Architectural Society, Cosmopolitan Club. HUGH WOODRUIUE BOWDEN .... INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delia Tau Delta Atlanta, Ga. Pi Delta Epsilon, BLUE PRINT 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WESLEY BOYD ..... MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Savannah, Ga. Savannah Club, A. S. M. E., Track 1. 'DAVIS ALEXANDER BRAGG, JR. .... Rome, Ga, Co-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Presiclent's Gold T , Briaerean Society, Alpha Chi Sigma, A. I. Ch. E. ROYCE LEE BRANDON ...... INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Band I, 2. Atlanta, Ga. JOI-IN AIKDEN BRET2 ..... College Park, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Kappa Psi, Alpha Chi Sigma, A. I. I, 2, 3, 4. BISHOP BLUME BOATWRIGHT BODY BORGES BOXXIDEN BOYD BRAGG BRAN DON BRETZ Ch. E., Band '7!1e'39 BLUE PRINT G BRINSON BRISENDINE BROOKS BROWN BROWNING BRUSCH BULL BURGER BURROUGHS BUSBEE MATTPIEW JAMES BURGER ..... Glassport, Pa. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING THOMAS FRED BRINSON . . . . . Columbus,Ga. CO-OP MECI-IANICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Clubg A. S. M. E. A' 1' E. E. MAC I-IAZLEI-IURST BURROUGHS . . . BfLl11SWlCli,GL1. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT NED HOWELL BRISENDINE .... . Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT H01101' R011 3- Al jzha Tau Omega Scientin Clubg Yellow Iaclzcf 1, 2, 33 Y Councilg Track JAMES LEON BROOKS, JR ...... Atlanta, Ga. 2 3 4 CIVIL ENGINEERING Phi Delia Theta T Clubg Football 1, 2, 3, 4. FLOYD EDWARD BUSBEE ...... Macon, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING ' '. ll 33 . J 7 ARTHUR MELVIN BROWN . . . . Swannanoa, N. C. Phl PSI' T Club, Baseball 3, 4' CO-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E.g Lieutenant R. O. T. C. ARTI-IUR WOLFE BROWNING . . . . Cochr:In,Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crewg A. S. C. E. RICHARD GERVAI5 BRUSCH .... Hannnoncl, Incl. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 2, 3. IRVING STUART BULL, JR. . . . Winston-Salem, N. C. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Gam mia Delta Honor Roll 2, 3g Kappa Eta Kappag A. I. E. E.g Lieutenant R. O. T. C. GAY THRASH Unusual Combination of Scholar and Athleteq Member Student Council Two Years: Anak, Ornicron Delta Kappa, and Tau Beta Pig Company Commander Naval R. O. T. C.g Scabbard and Bladeg Varsity End, Foot- ball: Wl1o's WI-no Among Studenfs in American Colleges and Univcrsiiies. EORGIA TECH an -'J sw, 42 g 's E. Z 'fifi Q ' 1 '21- F '1 4:'- 6-I-ff' - ' l , Jr l A I A3 . W IIA: I I I .ff F 1 si in . ,, .AL A A TOM JONES President fllplm Tun Omcgug Member of the Inter- lratcrnity Council Three Ycarsg President of the Senior Classg Greatly Reduced thc Cost of Senior Graduation lnvitationsg Member of the Student Councilg Bulldog and Skull and Kcyg Dash Man on the Varsity Track Team. I l l BUTLER BYERS BYNUM CAMP, R. F. WALTER SEWARD BUTLER ..... Utica, N. Y. GENERAL SCIENCE ROBERT HARDING BYERS . .... Decatur, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING A. I. Ch. E. HENRY WILLIAMS BYNUM .... Americus, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha T011 Omega Scabbard and Blacleg Captain R. O. T. C.g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT FELL CAMP ..... St. Petersburg, Fla. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RUEUS ELDRIDGE CANIP ..... . Atlanta, Ga. CERAMIC ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma A. C. S. VANCLE DODSON CAMPBELL .... Rockmart, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E. SAIVIUEL JOHN CARSON .... Youngstown, Ohio INDUSTRIAL MANAGENIENT Newman Club. MAC ALFRED CASON .... Atlanta, Ga. ARCHITECTURE Arcliitccturnl Societyg International Relations Clubg Yvl- lozv jzrckzff 2, 3. CAM P, R. E. CAM PBELL CARSON CASON CHEN EY CH EVERTON CHILDS CHIVINGTON CLARK, E. M. CLARK, M. R. COBB COE COOPER CORNELL COOR CORTES JO1-IN WILLIAM CI-IENEY . .... . Macon, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING I-IEDRICK L. CHEVERTON, JR. .... Rich Hill, Mo. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll, Alpha Chi Sigma, A. I. Ch. E. WILLIAM ALEXANDER CHILDS, JR. . Huntington, W. Va. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Honor Roll 2, A. I. Ch. E. JOHN LOGAN CHIVINGTON . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Plzi Delta Tbvla Honor Roll 2, Ornicron Delta Kappa, Anak, Bulldog Club, Phi Psi, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President '37- '38, Interfraternity Council 3, 4, Student Faculty Honor Committee 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain '39, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. EMORY WILCOX CLARK .... Jacksonville,Ga. CERAMIC ENGINEERING A. C. S. MARION RAYMOND CLARK . . . Garden City, N. Y. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa Bulldog Club, Oil Can Club, A. S. M. E., Scabbard and Blade, Navy Rifle Team, Adjutant Naval R. O. T. C., President of Phi Sigma Kappa, 4. '7!ze'39 BLUE PRINT g HONVELL EDWARD COBB .... . Athens, Ga. ARCHITECTURE Beta Kappa Honor Roll 1, 2, Phi Eta Sigma, Architectural Society. COLBURN COE ...... . . Augusta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING JAMEs ARTHUR COOPER . . . Emory University, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Delta Tau Delia Frcebody Club, A. I. E. E., Football Manager 1, 2, 3. ROBERT LESLIE CORNELL ..... Sanford, Fla. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Oil Can Club, A. S. M. E., Lieutenant R. O. T. C. JAMES ELMO COOR ....... Augusta, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 3, Alpha Chi Sigma, A. I. Ch. E. MANUEL MARGAIKITO CORTES . Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico CIVIL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Civil Crew, A. S. C. E. xg!-T , ly .XC if iii ORS A4 COSBY JOHN THOMSON COSBY ..... Abingdon, Va. MECI-IANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 35 Pi Tau Sigmag A. S. M. E.5 Y Singers 1, 25 Tccbniqm' 1, 2. PAUL FRANCIS COSGROVE, JR. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Newman Club. WILLIAM GEORGE COYLE, JR. .... Atlanta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Phi Kappa Phig Pi Tau Sigmag New- man Club, A. S. M. E.5 Rifle Team 1. JAMES EDWARD CRAIG . .... . Atlanta, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Delta Tau Delta Senior Baseball Manager. HAIKVEY WILBURN CRISWELL, JR. . . . Atlanta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Bam Theta Pi Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Omicron Delta Kappag Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, President 45 Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Tau Sigma, A. S. M. E.5 Commander Naval R. O. T. C. Unit. LEXVIS DAv1D CROCKETT . . . . Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Football 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE LEE CROSS .... . Albany, Ga. CHEIVIISTRY HAROLD JESSE CRUMLY . . . . Birmingham, Ala. Co-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 2, 35 Phi Eta Sigmag Briaerean Societyg Co-Op , Clubg A. I. E. E.5 Lieutenant R. O. T. C. CECIL FRANKLIN CRUMBLEY .... Atlanta, Ga. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 15 Phi Eta Sigmag Briaerean Societyg Scabbard and Bladeg Co-op Club, A. S. M. E.5 Student Council 3, 4. JOHN WILLIAM CURRY .... Coral Gables, Fla. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Them Chi Bulldog Clubg I. A. S. COSGROVE CO L Y E CRAIG CRISWELL CROCKETT CROSS CRUMLY CRUMBLEY CURRY '7!w'39 BLUE PRIN if A l l I ii R' LIL 'X CUSHING DABNEY DALLIS DANIELL DAUGHTRY, C. L. DAUGHTRY, L. C. DAVID DeCARDENAS DILLION, J. F. DILLION, T. W. ROBERT GLENN CUsI-IING .... Commerce, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa Anakg Scabbard and Blade, T Club, President 4g Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 A. S. M. E. WILLIAM CECIL DABNEY, JR ..... Atlanta, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Scabbard and Bladeg A. I. Ch. EJ Captain R. O. T. C. PARK ANDREW DALLIS . . . . . . Atlanta,Ga. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Delta Tau Delia I. A. S. PIAMPTON JACK DANIELL . . . . Villa Rica, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CLAUDE LEON DAUGHTRY, JR. . Avondale Estates, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Honor Roll 35 Pi Tau Sigmag Freebody Clubg A. S. M. E.g Oil Can Club, President 4g Scabbard and Bladeg Captain R. O. T. C.g Techniqzw 4g Engizzeer' 4g Freshman Foot- ball. LEE CURTIS DAUGHTRY ...... MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Macon, Ga. HOMER HUTCHINSON Outstanding Mechanical Engineering Studentg Prexy of Omicron Delta Kappa: Senior Manager Footballg Anak, Phi Kappa Phi, and Tau Beta Pig Company Commander Naval R. O. T. C.g Scabbard and Blade: Member of the Student Councilg President of Delta Sfguia Plzig Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. J EORGIA TECH PREsTON HARLEY DAVID . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha JUAN ANTONIO DECARIJENAS . . . Habana, Cuba ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Newman Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg International Rela- tions Club. JOHN FRANCIS DILLION, JR. . . . . Savannah, Ga. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2g Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Tau Sigma, Co-op Clubg Savannah Clubg A. S. M. E. THOMAS WILLIAM DILLION . . . . Savannah, Ga. Co-or ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Eta Kappag Co-op Clubg A. I. E, E. .ac- G. B. SMITH Colonel R. O. T. C.g Scabbard and Blade: Varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseballg All-Conference End in Footballg T Clulog Member Alfrlm Tau Omegng NX!ho's Who Among Students in American Colleges IS, and U n iversities. 1' -R A l i- 22255, l I l I l 35215, ff If 4 r 5 5 I2 I DREWRY DUNSON DuPREE EASTMAN IVEY OSCAR DREXVRY ...... Decatur, Ga. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 2, 35 Briaerean Societyg Scabbard and Bladeg A. S. M. E.g Captain R. O. T. C. HENRY CARY DUNSON .... . LaGrange, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Delta Them Phi Psi. DAN HUGPIES DUPREE ...... Athens, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Honor Roll 1, 25 Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Tau Sigmag Vice- Presiclent Y. M. C. A. 3g M. L. Brittain Debating Societyg International Relations Club. DONALD ROGER EASTMAN, JR. .... Atlanta, Ga. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi Honor Roll '1, 2g Scabbard and Blacleg I. A. S. President 45 Captain R. O. T. C.g Rifle Team 2g Football Manager 1. LEONARD DAVID ECKER - .... . Rochester, Pa. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E. ALBERT GEORGE EDXVARDS .... . Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ECKER EDWARDS ELAM ELLIOTT, D. D. ELLIOTT, T. A. ESTES y. l I 3. WEE' wi AS??R Q ?QfIIf1II9II3l .FW ls W .ll EVANS EVERETT FABER FALKS FAMBROUGH FLYNT, C. FLYNT, E. R. FONTAINE FORDHAM FOSTER SAM STITES ELANI ....... Bradenton, Fla. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Co-Op Club, A. S. M. E. DICK DONVNING ELLIOTT ..... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Plli Sigma Kappa THOMAS ARTHUR ELLIOTT . . . . . Athens, Ga. MECI-IANICAL ENGINEERING Cbi Psi Bulldog Club, Oil Can Club, A. S. M. E., lnterfraternity Council 3, 4. CECIL BENNET ESTES, JR. .... Columbus, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Tl'C'l7l7ft11lC 1, 2, A. I. Ch. E. PAUL HOXY'ARD EVANS ..... . Atlanta, Ga. MEC!-IANICAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E. PI-IILLIP EUGENE EVERETT . .... Miami, Fla. CO-O11 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Briaerean Society, A. S. M. E., Lieutenant R. O. T. C. HOWARD IQEELING FABER .... Bloomheld, N. J. CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crew, A. S. C. E. 'Me '39 BLUE PRINT JACK BANSLEY FALKS .... . Atlanta, Ga. ARCHITECTURE Pi Kappa Alpha Architectural Society, Yellow jacket 2, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. EDWARD CLARK FAMBROUGH .... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Track 1, 2, 3, 4, T Club. COLLINS MOORE FLYNT . .... Decatur, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. EDWARD REID ,FLYNT ....... Sparta, Ga. CO-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, President's Gold T , Phi Eta Sigma, Briaerean Society, A. I. E. E., Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C. EUGENE VINCENT FONTAINE .... Brooklet, Fla. CO-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROY CPIAPPEL FORDHAM ..... Gibson, Ga. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Briaerean Society, Scabbard and Blade, Co-op Club, A. S. M. E. JOSEPH HUDSON FOSTER, JR. .... TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi. Roswell, Ga. z-'L' ,,,4f K, 2-T'-f if . SENI :lf gl. ,H . O RS ,.a,Q ,iff .3 ,wg -M FOWLER SAM I-IALL FOWLER ...... Devereux, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Clzi Psi Civil Crew, Manager Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Manager Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK SCOTT FRASER . . . . . Ozone Park, N. Y. CIVIL ENGINEERING Pbi Kappa Tau Civil Crew. HAROLD JULIUS FREEDMAN . Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Tau E psilo zz Phi Yellow Jacket Club, President 45 International Relations Club, Tvcbniqzle 2, A. I. E. E. TIM MACK FURLOW ...... Americus, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alplau Epsilon Honor Roll 35 Scabbard and Blade, T Club, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain R. O. T. C. LANVRENCE JULIAN GAISSERT .... . Gridin, Ga. Co-GP CIVIL ENGINEERING ALEERTO GARCIA-TUNON .... Habana, Cuba CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2g Phi Kappa Phig Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Siginag President's Gold T , A. I. Ch. E., Swimming Team. JOHN BARBER GASTON . .... . York, Ala. INDUSTRIAL IMANAGEMENT Ka p pa AI pba LAWTON DELANY GEIGER . . . . Jacksonville, Fla. ARCHITECTURE Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma, President's Gold T , Architectural Society. ROBERT MACK GIBBS ...... Lovejoy, Ga. MECPIANICAL ENGINEERING Non-fraternity Organization, YH Cabinet, A. S. M. E., International Relations Club, President 4. WILLIAM CARSON GIBSON ..... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Sigma Skull and Key, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4. FRASER FREEDMAN FURLOW GAISSERT GARCIA-TUNON GASTON GEIGER GIBSON GIBBS 7713 '39 BLUE PRINT E. W? -It dh 1 GIVENS GOETTE GOLDSTEIN GOODMAN GOODWIN GRACE GRAVES GRAY GREER GREENE ALBERT CHAPMAN GIVENS . . . . Beckley, W. Va. CLARENCE W. GRAVES INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Football 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN AMoRoUs GOETTE, JR. . . Hawkinsville, Ga. ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, President 45 M. L. Brittain Debating Societyg Y Cabinet. . . .... Canton, Ohio Co-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Captain R. O. T. C. WILLIAM FRANKLIN GRAY .... . Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E. JOHN AUGUSTUS GREEK, JR ..... Atlanta, Ga. DAVID JUDAH GOLDSTEIN . . . . . LaGrange,G:I. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Epsilon Pi Co-or CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JAMES WILLIAM GREENE . . Emory University, Gu. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Bulldog Club, Phi Psi, Teclanique 1, 4g BLUE PRINT 45 Yellow jacket 4g Interfraternity Council 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Football Manager 1, 2, 3g C. P. O. Naval R. O. T. C. WILLIAM MARCUS GOODMAN . . . Memphis, Tenn. Co-or CHEMICAL ENGINEERING BENJAMIN SCHOPPAUL GOODWIN . St. Augustine,Fla. Co-ov IVIECHANICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Clubg A. S. M. E.g Captain R. O. T. C. I-IoLT BUEF GRACE ..... . . Elko, Gu. CERAMIC ENGINEERING Honor Roll 3, Tau Beta Pig A. C. S., President 4. CHICK WILLIAMS Prominent Ceramic Engineering Studentg Business Man- ager of the Yellow fackctq Associate Business Manager ofthe Teclmiqueg Pi Delta Epsilong Actively interested in School Spirit Workg Member of ihe Yellow Jacket Clubg Member of Pi Kappa Phi. GEORGIA TECH Sigma Al pbu Epsilon Honor Roll 3. Eta EQ .j a Cliff? L , 1 S I ' 37. :J '-gg - 5 GEORGE SMITH Editor-in-Chief of the BLUE PRINT: Vice-President of the Intcrfratcrnity Councilg Anak, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, and Phi Eta Sigmag Honor Roll and Dean's Listg Member of the Student Councilq Member of Phi Sigma Kappa. Yr' Iv-' 3 GRIFFIN GROGAN GRUTERS I-IAGOOD BENJAMIN REIGEL GRIFFIN . . . . Betl1lclIem,Pz1. GENERAL ENGINEERING THOMAS JEFFERSON GROGAN, JR. . . . Atlz1r1t:1,Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E. ERNEST GEORGE GRUTERS . . . . New York, N. Y. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING NESBITT WARD HAGOOD .... Hartford, Conn. INDUSTRIAL NIANAGEMENT JOHN RUDOLPI-I HAMMOND, JR. . Cristobal, Canal Zone MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Delta Sigma Phi A. S. M. E. PIERCE HAMMOND ...... Barnesville, Ga. CO-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Co-Op Clubg Civil Crewg A. S. C. E.g Scabb:II'cl and Blndeg LieI.ItenmIt R. O. T. C. LUCIUS HANNON, JR. .... . . . Arco, Ga. CO-OP CIVIL ENGINEERING HAINES HILSMAN HARGIKETT . . . . Atl:Ir1ta,Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Chi Pbi Skull :md Keyg Industrial Mzmagement Socictyg Football Manager 1, 2. I-1AMMOND,J. R. HAMMOND, P. HANNON HARGRETT HARRIS, I.. J. HARRIS, W. R. HARRISON HARVEY HASKELL HAYN ES HEAD HEADRICK HEARN, R. L. HEARN, J. S. HENDERSON HENRY LUCIANLX-JEFFERSON HARRIS . . . Hopkinsville, Ky. CIVIL ENGINEERING Theta Cla Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, President's Gold T , Freebody Club, Civil Crew, Bulldog Club, A. S. C. E., Pi Delta Epsilon, Yellow jacket 4, BLUE PRINT 4, Engineer 3, 4, Business Man- ager 4. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HARIRIS, JR. . . Thomasville, Ga. CO-OP CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crew, A. S. C. E. NATHANIEL GOODMAN HARRISON, JR. . . Atlanta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING P Alpha Tau Omega Oil Can Club, A. S. M. E., Technique 4. JOHN WILLIAM DILLARD HARVEY . . Lynchburg, Va. CHEMISTRY Clai Phi Alpha Chi Sigma. GEORGE OIVENS HAsRELL, JR ..... Macon, Ga. Co-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Beta Kappa Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Presidentis Gold T , Briaerean Society, Co-op Club, Alpha Chi Sigma, A. I. Ch. E., M. L. Brittain Debating Society, Yellow Jacket Club, Scabbard and Blade. '7Ae'39 BLUE PRINT X Q JAMES AUGUSTUS HAYNES . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Alpba ROBERT FRAZIER HEAD, JR. . . . . . Atlanta,Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Phi Scabbard and Blade, BLUE PRINT 1, 2, Captain R. O. T. C., Track 1, 2, 3, 4. BERYL RICKY HEADRICR, JR. . . . College Park, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT RICHARD LARRIN HEARN . . . . . Macon, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi, Scabbard and Blade, Co-op Club, Baseball 1, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. JULIAN SPENCER HEARN . . . Balboa, Canal Zone CIVIL ENGINEERING JOSEPH WALLACE HENDERSON . . . . Lyons, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Del fa Tlaeia Kappa Eta Kappa, President 4, International Relations Club, A. I. E. E. KING DICK HENRY . . . . . . Cassandra,Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi. fffg-'f.,ff il fi' 'W l ' 1 ,- , L12 .2 ff' , ff?T?' ,.-2 ,if-fl -321 T A A 4-f O RUEUS JEFFERSON I-IERRING .... Savannah, Ga. Co-on CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Befa Kappa Honor Roll lg Phi Eta Sigma. THOMAS GARDNER HILL . .... Atlanta, Ga. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau. Omrga Honor Roll, I. A. S. BENJAMIN WOODFIN HINTON, JR. . . Reynolds, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Yellow Jacket Club, A. I. E. E., Basketball Manager. JERRY HOEFER .... . . . . Camden, S. C. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Beta Kappa Pi Delta Epsilon, I. A. S., BLUE PRINT 2, 3, 4, Photo- graphic Editor 4g Engineer 3, 4. JOHN BERNT I-IOLST . ..... Savannah, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon A Swimming 1, 2, 3. HARRIS HOLT HOOKER . . . . . LaGrange, Ill. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Kappa Eta Kappag Radio Club, A. I. E. E.g Freshman Cross Country and Track. ARCHIBALD REESE HOOKS, JR. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi Yellow jacket 3, 4g Track 1, 2. MILTON WILLIAMS HOWARD, III . . . Atlanta, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Sigma N n Civil Crew, A. S. C. E., Technique 3. ROBERT KEIL HOWELL, JR. .... West Point, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi Phi Psig Bulldog Club, Skull and Key, Interfraternity Council 3, 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. WALTER WOODROW HOWIE . . . . Jackson, Miss. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Beta Theta PL Manager Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain R. O. T. C. HERRING HILL HINTON HOFFER HOLST HOOKER ' HOOKS HOWARD HOWELL HOWIE '7!w'39 BLUE PRINT WILLIAM FRANCIS HUNTER .... Greenville, S. C. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING HUDSON HUGHES HUTH HUTTO ALLEN CLARK HUDSON .... . Atlanta, Ga. ARCHITECTURE Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Prcsidenfs Gold UT. THOMAS JEFFERSON HUGHES . . . Westerly, R. I. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Newman Club, A. S. M. E., Senior Class Secretary- Treasurer, Evrginevr 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. HUNTER HUTCHINS HUTCHINSON IRWIN JACOBS JEFFCOAT HERMAN GAY HUTH . ..... Atlanta, Ga MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E. EDXVARD BURNS IRWIN ...... Atlanta, Ga INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma A1 pbrz Epsilon Industrial Management Society, Naval Rifle Team 1, 2 3 4, Football Manager 1, 2. JOHN CLAYTON JACOBS .... Hutchinson, Kan Beta Tbetu Pi Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Chi Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon, A. I. Ch. E., President 4, BLUE PRINT 2, 3, Elzginevl' 3, 4, Editor- in-Cliief 4, Tech-zfiqzre 2, 3, 4. Co-ov ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 3, Briaerean Society, Co-op Club. HUGH BENNETT HUTCHINS . . . . . Carl, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A- I- E- E- HARRY JEEECOAT, JR. ...... Augusta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HOMER GRAY HUTCHINSON' JR' ' i ' Griffin, Ga' Scabbard and Blade, A. S. M. E., Army Rifle Team. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Delia Sigma Phi Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, President 4, Anak, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Free- body Club, President 4, Oil Can Club, Scabbard and Blade, A. S. M. E., Student Council 4, Interfraternity Council 3, 4, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Manager 4, Tecbniqzlc' 4, Yellow jacket 4, Company Commander Naval R. O. T. C., Basketball 2, 3, 4. RUFUS LLEWELLYN HUTTO .... Augusta, Ga. Co-op ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E. JACK CHIVINGTON President of Anak, Captain of the Football Team, All- Conferencc Center, President of the Student Council, '38, Student Member of 'thc Athletic Association, Member of the Student-Faculty Honor Committee, '38, Omicron Delta Kappa, NX!ho's Who Among American Colleges and Universities, Member PIII' Dcllu Theta. GEORGIA TECH fr r I: ,- - rbgr, if TU'- z IJ, I-:Sa 'r 'f' .'r:y: - ' ' .wk . , SFR 'T GLENN CUSHING Varsity Tackle in Fcotballg T Club Presidcntg Anakg Treasurer of the Student Councilg Captain R. O. T. C.g Scabbard and Biadcg Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities: Member of Phi Sigmu Krrppa. ri. r .I-E ' l I i-lf! JEHAN JOHNSON, D. JOHNSON, D. L. JOHNSON, G. HENRY IVES JEI-IAN . .,.. New Haven, Conn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E. DAN JOHNSON ........ Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL NIANAGEIVIENT Phi Kappa Sigma Honor Roll 3. DIKEW' LIDDELL JOHNSON . .... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL NIANAGENIENT GERALD -JOHNSON, JR. ..... Jacksonville, Fla. CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crew, President 43 A. S. C. E., President 45 Yellow Jacket Club, Scabbnrd and Blade. LUTHER REESE JOHNSON ..... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEJVIENT ROY THEODORE JOHNSON .... Hartforcl, Conn. INDUSTRIAL NIANAGENIENT Delta Tau Delta BLUE PRINT 1, 23 Baseball 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BEVERLY JOHNSON .... Atlanta, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Delta Trrzr Delta Phi Psi, Bulldog Club, President 45 Interfraternity Council 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4. DARLING LUTHER JOHNSON .... Atlanta, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING A. I. Ch. E. JOHNSON, L. R. JOHNSON, R. T. JOHNSON,W. B. JOHNSON, D. L. JOINER JONES JONES KEITH KELLER KERBY KILCREASE KITCHENS KLEVEN LANG LANGE LASSETER ERNEST LEE JOINER, JR ...... Hialeah, Fla. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, Freebody Club, I. A. S., Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3. FREDERIC CHARLES JONES .... Syracuse, N. Y AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa AI pba I. A. S. THOMAS RICHARD JONES ..... Dalton, Ga INDUSTRIAL MANAGEIVIENT Al pba Tau Omega Bulldog Club, Skull and Key, President Senior Class, Stu- dent Council 4, Interfraternity Council 3, 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM WALTON KEITH . . . . . Marietta, Ga. Co-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A. S.'M. E. J. ADREON KELLEIR, JR. ..... Baltimore, Md. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Baia Theta Pi Newman Club, A. S. M. E., Track 2. TI-IOMAS WILLIAM KERBY . .,.. Waycross, Ga. Co-op CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crew, A. S. C. E. I '7!ne'39 BLUE PRINT S DANA LUCIAN KILCREASE ..... Waycross, Ga. Co-011 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Beta Kappa Kappa Eta Kappa, Co-op Club. CHARLES DILLION KITCPIENS . . . Warrenton, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crew, A. S. C. E. WALTER HERMAN KLEVEN .... Gilby, N. D. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 3, 4, I. A. S. OLIVER HOWARD LANG, JR. . . . . Moultrie, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Tbcfa Civil Crew, A. S. C. E., Yellow jacket 3. HARRY MARTIN LANGE .... . Savannah, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, President 4, Foil and Mask, A. S. M. E., President 4, Savannah Club, International Relations Club, EI1g'll1C'6'l' 3, 4, Y Cabinet, Fencing Manager, Track 1. JAMES ARTHUR LASSETER ..... Miami, Fla. Co-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Sigma A. I. E. E., Captain R. O. T. C. fl S 1141? X ff' , -Q 2 ? WARREN PRESTON LAUGHTON . West Bridgewater, Mass. CIVIL ENGINEERING I Kappa Kappa Psi, Newman Clubg Civil Crewg A. S. C. E. EDWARD WYLIE LEE . . . . Coconut Grove, Fla. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ROBERT ELXVOOD LEE . .... Far Hills, N. J. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 15 I. A. S. WILLIAM CLEMENT LEE, JR. .... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta Tau Delta Newman Clubg Industrial Management Societyg Army Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM GREEN LEE, JR ..... . Macon, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Al ploa Honor Roll 1, 2, Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Psig Skull and Key, Swimming 2, 3. MILTON FRANKLIN LEGG .... Henderson, N. C. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon Industrial Management Society. BENJAMIN LEIGHTMAN . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. CO-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Gamma Honor Roll 3, 4g Briaerean Society. DONALD MCLEOD LESLIE . . . . . Decatur,Gn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E., Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES KELLUM LEVIE, JR. . . . . Kwangja, Korea ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DAVID SLOAN LEWIS, JR. . . . . . Columbia, S. C. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bulldog Club, I. A. S. LAUGHTON LEE, E. W. LEE, R. E. LEE, W. C. LEE, W. G. LEGS LEIGHTMAN LESLIE LEVIE LEWIS '7!fa'39 BLUE PRIN I ' I, LINDSAY LINK LOPEZ LUCK LUNDY MANNING MARTIN MARX MATHEWS MATTHEWS CARL PI-IILLIP LINDSAY ...... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Kappa Pbi Honor Roll 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. CHESTER V.ALENTINE LINK . . . . Chicago, Ill. ARCHITECTURE Pi Kappa Alpha Architectural Society. FRANK GARCIA LOPEZ . . . Isabel de las Lajas, Cuba ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, A. I. E. E. DAVIS ROYAL LUCK ....... Atlanta, Ga. CO-OP CIVIL ENGINEERING CHARLES RAX'MOND LUNDY . .... Boston, Ga. INDUSTRIAL IVIANAGEMENT Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Delta Epsilon, Industrial Management Society, Tvclr- niqm' 1, 2, 5. EUGENE CARR MANNING . . . Painted Post, N. Y. Co-or ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Eta Kappa, A. I. E. E., Y Cabinet, Glee Singers. BILL ALFRIEND Editor-in-Chief of the Yellow Jacket, Scholarly Chemi- cal Enginczring Student, Prexy of Kappa Alpha, Member of the Interfraternity Council, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Tau Beta Pig Member of Ihc Student Council, Company Commander Naval R. O. T. C. EEORGIA TECH GEORGE ARTHUR MARTIN ..... Sheflielcl, Ala. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Yellow Jacket Club, Bulldog Club, Skull and Key, Oil Can Club, A. S. M. E., Football Cheer Leader, Senior Bas- ketball Manager. HARRY MANNY MAIKX ..... New York, N. Y. CHEMISTRY CHARLES WALTON MATTHEWS . West Palm Beach, Fla. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kajzjm A. S. M. E. CII-IARLIE JOE MATI-IEVVS ..... Statesboro, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Chi Psi A. I. E. E. HARVEY CRISWELL 1 Commander Naval R. O. T. C.y Captain of Scabbard and Bladeg Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Tau Beta Pig President of Tau Beta Pig President of Pi Tau Sigma, '38g Honor Roll and Dean' ber of Beta Timm Pi. I 5 s Listg Mem- if Us SR E211 sm.. ERNEST LEE MCCLINTOCK McCLURE MCCOMMON MCCONNELL MCCLINTOCK, JR. . . . Asheville, N. C. Co-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Club. MILTON RICHARD MCCLURE .... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Glee Singers. HAROLD LEM MCCOMMON ..... Athens, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon WILLIAM CALVERT MCCONNELL . . . Louisville, Ky. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Cloi Psi Glee Singers, A. I. Ch. E. SIDNEY LANIER MCFARLAND .... Louisville, Ga. CO-OP CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crew, Co-op Clubg Cross Country 2g Track 3. WILLIAM NOEL MCGIBONY .... Greensboro, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi. JOHN HOW'ARD MCGRANN . . . Perth Amboy, N. J. CIVIL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa Honor Roll 1, 43 Civil Crew, A. S. C. E. JOSEPH EDWARD MCKINNEY .... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Phi Kappa Phi, Scabbard and Blade, Football B Team 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN NOXVLIN MCCLAIN .... Davidson, S. C. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MCFARLAND MCGIBONY MCGRANN MCKINNEY MCCLAIN MCLARTY A. S. M. E., Radio Club. MCLEAN METCALF MILLER, C. E. MILLER, E. K. MILLER, W. M. MITCHELL MONTALDO MORGAN MOORE, J. P. MOORE, R. E. WILLIAM JACKSON MCLARTY .... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Sigma Phi Psig Bulldog Club, Yellow jacket 2, 3, Interfraternity Council 3, 4, Secretary 4. NAT GRAVES MCLEAN ..... Memphis, Tenn. Co-or MECIEIANICAL ENGINEERING Delta Tau Delta Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma, President's Gold T , Briaerean Societyg Pi Delta Epsilon, M. L. Brittain De- bating Society, President 4, Pi Tau Sigma, A. S. M. E., Track 1, 2, 3g Cross Country 1, 2, 35 BLUE PRINT 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND OSCAR ME1'CALF . . . XVestminstcr, Vt. CHEMISTRY Cross Country 15 Track 1. CLYDE EDWARD MILLEIK, JR. ..... Tampa, Fla. Co-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING International Relations Clubg A. I. E. E., Regimental Major R. O. T. C. EUGENE KEARFOOT MILLER, JR. . . . Aliquippa, Pa. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Befa Theta Pi Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Pi Tau Sigmag A. S. M. E., BLUE PRINT 1, 2g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MAIKION MILLER .... Cleburne, Texas INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta Sigma Phi Bulldog Club, Industrial Management Society, President 4g Radio Club, TECl777iC11llf 3, 45 Yellow Jacket 2, 3, 4, Man- aging Editor 4. MARVIN GEORGE MITCI-IELL, JR. . . . Quitman, Ga. Co-OP CIVIL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma, President's Gold T , Briaerean Societyg Stu- clent Council 3, 43 BLUE PRINT 4, Yellow Jacket 45 Tech- nique 45 Civil Crew, A. S. C. E. JOHN STANLEY MONTALDO .... Ossining, N. Y. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HUBERT GORDAN MORGAN ..... Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Radio Clubg A. I. E. E. JAMEs PLIEASANTS MOORE .... Muskogee, Okla. MECI-IANICAL ENGINEERING Bda Tbefa Pi A. S. M. E. RAYMOND ELMO MooRE ..... Atlanta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PM Sigma Kappa Honor R011 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, Bulldog' Club, A. s. M. E., Teclonique 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor iii,-2 V f-M'-'Z ,iff l 7fze '39 BLUE PRINT SENIO I I I 1 i at WILLIANI WEATHERLY MooRE . . . Buchanan, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Track 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, JESSE LEE MORRISON, JR. ..... Atlanta, Ga. ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DAN Moss ........ Sugar Valley, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi. VIRGIL WESLEY MOURNING ..... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Chi Football 1. DILLARD MUNEORD ...... Cartersville, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Anak, Scabbard and Blade, Bulldog Club, Oil Can Club, Yellow Jacket Club, A. S. M. E., Student Council 2, 4, Technique 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Yellow jacket 2, 3, BLUE PRINT 4, l'Y', Cabinet, Student Member Athletic Association, Vice-President Georgia Intercollegiate Press Association, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Cross Coun- try 1. PAT MUNROE ........ Quincy, Fla. INDUSTRIAL MANAGENIENT Sigma Alpba Epsilon Honor Roll 3, Student Council 3, YU Cabinet, President Y. M. C. A. 3, Pi Delta Epsilon. ROBERT WILEY MURPHY ...... Jesup, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon Anak, Bulldog Club, Skull and Key, T Club, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3. GERARD EARECKSON MURRAY . . . . Bessemer, Ala. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, Briaerean Society, Alpha Chi Sigma, A. I. Ch. E. KEN NAGAI ........ Orange, Texas Co-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E. HAIKIKY BURTON NELSON . .... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Al pba E lISilO'l7f Interfraternity Council 4, Industrial Management Society. MOORE MORRISON MOSS MOU RNING MUNFORD MUNROE MURPHY MU RRAY NAGAI NELSON '7Ae'39 BLUE PRIN NEVES NORTON OLIVER OSBORNE JOHN RICHARD NEVES, JR. . . . . Fort Gaines,Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Sigma JoHN VINCENT NOIITON ..... Savannah, Ga. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Radio Club, Savannah Club, I. A. DoRRoH LEE NOXVELL, JR. ..... Augusta, Ga. CERAMIC ENGINEERING A. C. S., Football B Team 2, 3, Varsity 4. WALTER IRBY NUNNELEE, JR. . . . . CHEMICAL ENGINEERING A. I. Ch. E. NOWELL NUNNELEE NURKO O'SHEA OSMALOV OTEY CORNELIUS FRANCIS O,SHEA .... Atlanta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma, President's Gold Tug Pi Tau Sigma, Freebody Club, A. S. M. E. ROBERT GSMALOV ...... Richmond, Va. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Tau Epsilon Phi S. A. I. Ch. E.g International Relations Club, Evzginfeer 3, 4, Associate Business Manager 3, Managing Editor 45 Basket- ball Manager 1, 2, Atlanta, Ga. WILBUR RUSH OTEY, JR .... Marfrance, W. Va. Co-OP TEXTILE ENGINEERING Co-op Club. PAUL SYLVESTER NURKO .... Robbinsville, N. J. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, A. S. M. E., Track 1, 2, TI-IAD SAM OLIVER, JR. . .... . Co-op MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Club, A. S. M. E. FRANK STONE OSBORNE, JR. . . . Columbia, Tenn. CO-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 15 Briaerean Society, President 4, Sigma, Co-op Clubg A. I. Ch. E. 5 E O R 6 IA T E C l-l 3, 4. Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Chi BOB ANDERSON President of the Student Councilg Anak and Omicron Delta Kappa: Varsity Footballg T Clubg Member of the Student-Faculty Honor Comm' seep Student Mem- ber of the Athletic Associationg tain R. O. T. C.g Scabbard and Blade: President e Freshman and Sophomore C' I U - . . fm v ,mn Q l ' f EE C '3313 ' E? cle- ' 1 I FRAN K WALTERM I RE Most Outstanding Senior Co-cp.g Vice-President of the Senior Classy Honor Roll and Dcan's List: Has High. est Scholastic Average in Schooli Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Tau Beta Pig Major R. O. T. C.: Scabbard and Blade. O'TOOLE PACE PATE PATTON ROBERT O'TOOLE ....... Deland, Fla ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E. JOHN SMITH PACE, JR. .... . Mobile, Ala CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crewg A. S. C. E. JASON THOMAS PATE . ..... Atlanta INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES OTIS PATTON, JR. .... Rock Hill, S. C. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Glec Singers. JACK BREWSTER PEARCE .... . Atlanta, Ga INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Si gina Cfai T Club, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. GLEN HENRY PEAVY ....... Byron, Ga. Co-op CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crew, A. S. C. E.g Rifle Team. CHARLES STUART PERRY, JR. .... Winder, Ga. Co-op ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma, Presidentfs Gold T , Briaerean Societyg Co-op Club, A. I. E. E. FRANK LAURENCE PETERS, JR. . . New York, N. Y. CIVIL ENGINEERING Pbi Kappa Tan PEARCE PEAVY PERRY ' PETERS iPH I LLI PS PHILPOT , Ga. PIKE PITMAN PLUMMER PONCE de LEON POPE POST POTTER POWELL PRAHL PRESS JAMES HAMILTON PHILLIPS ..... Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING EUGENE MASON PHILPOT, JR. . . . Galveston, Texas MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu CHARLES WILLIAM PIKE .... Birmingham, Ala. CO-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Club. EDDIE I-IEWLETTE PITMAN . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Baseball 2, 3, 4. HOWARD BERNARD PLUMMER .... Miami, Fla. CO-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Sigma Briaerean Society, Co-op Club, A. I. E. E., Football 1, Major R. O. T. C. POREDA R. PONCE DE LEON . Central Perseverancia, Cuba MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, Phi Eta Sigma, A. I. E. E. WILLIAM MERRITT POPE, JR. . . . St. Andrews, Fla. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, Secretary 4, Anak, Secretary 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, PI'esident's Gold T , Kappa Eta Kappa, Pi Delta Epsilon, Bulldog Club, Skull and Key, Yellow Jacket Club, A. I. E. E., Technique 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Yellow jacket 2, 3, 4, BLUE PRINT 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. '7fze '39 BLUE PRINT , P MADISON POST . . ..... . Tampa, Fla CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi Kappa Kappa Psi, Co-op Club, A. S. M. E. PAUL MERRICK POTTER, JR. ..... Atlanta, Ga. CERAMIC ENGINEERING Chi Phi Honor Roll 2, Pi Delta Epsilon, Scabbard and Blade, A. C. S., Glee Singers, BLUE PRINT 1. 3, 4, Technique 1 2, 3, 4, Yellow ' . 4. EARL ALEXANDER POXVELL, JR. . . . Rockmart, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Pi Tau Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon, Scabbard and Blade, A. S. M. E., BLUE PRINT 1, 2, 3. GLENN EMERY PRAHL ...... Jasper, Ala. CO- OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JOSEPH BAILEY PRESS . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Tau Epsilon' Phi Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon, A. I. Ch. E., Interfra- ternity Council 3, 4, BLUE PRINT 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Man- ager 4, Technique 4, Yellow jacket 4, Glee Cabinet, Cross Country 1. Zijifi f, Lf 'E '-??1 3 3 O WALTER EUGENE PRITCHARD, JR. . . . Atlnnta,Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Scabbard and Blade. NICHOLAS VINCENT PULIGNANO . . Long Beach, N. J. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tau Interfraternity Council 3, 45 I. A. S. HIRAM WATSON RAINEY, JR. . . . . Decatur,Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Thcta Erzgirwci' 4. VARDRY DIXON RAMSEUR, JR. . . . Greenville, S. C. GENERAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Technique 1, 2g Yellow Jacket 3. PASCAL MORAN RAPIER ...... Atlanta, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll lg Newman Club. PAUL A. REDMOND, JR ..... Birmingham, Ala. . TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi. ALFRED CLARE REED, JR. .... Port Orange, Fla. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa A. S. M. E. PAUL REYNOLDS, JR. ...... Savannah, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Delta Theta Golf 1. ALoNzo RICHARDSON ..... College Park, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING E Kappa Alpha A. S. M. E.g Rifle Team 1, 2. JOHN TAL RICHARDSON, JR. . . Honey Grove, Texas PRITCHARD PULIGNANO RAINEY RAMSEUR RAPIER REED REDMON D REYNOLDS RICHARDSON, A. RICHARDSON, J. T. Co-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Clubg A. S. M. E. '7!w '39 BLUE PRINT RICKETT RIDINGS RIPPBERGER ROACH ROBERTS RODRIGUEZ-JORGE ROSE ROSENBERG ROSSOW ROUNTREE GEORGE TALIAEERRO RICKETT . , . . Atlanta,Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Football, B Team 1, 2, 3. DOMER FREDERICK RIDINGS, JR. . . Kingsport, Tenn. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Ploi Kappa Phi Kappa Kappa Psi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Technique 2, 3, 4, Yellow jacket 2, 3, 4. CHARLES CHRISTY RIPPBERGER .... Sebring, Fla. CHEMIICAL ENGINEERING Foil and Mask, Captain 4, A. I. Ch. E., Technique 3, Erzgiwzeer 4, YH Cabinet, Fencing 1, 2, 3, 4, Alternate Captain 4. CPIARLES STOWEIKS ROACH . . . . . At1anta,Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi Pi Delta Epsilon, A. I. E. E., Tvcbzziqnc 1, 2, 3, 4. RIGI-IARD EARNHARDT ROBERTS . New Smyrna Beach, Fla. AERONAUTIGAL ENGINEERING Befa Kappa Honor Roll 2, Bulldog Club, Interfraternity Council 3, I 4, I. A. S. ORLANDO ANDRES RODRIGUEZ-JORGE . Havana, Cuba ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Eta Kappa, A. I. E. E., Cosmopolitan Club. Editor-in-Chief of the Tecluziqucg Anakg Captain R. O. T. C.: Scabbard and Blade, Varsity Basketball, Student Member of the Georgia Intercollegiate Press Association, Member of Sivglllfl Alplm Efvsilmx. SEORGIA TECH ALFRED WILLIAM ROSE ..,. Binghamton, N. Y. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Newman Club. LEON JOSEPH ROSENBERG ..... Atlanta, Ga. . INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 3, International Relations Club, Y Cabinet, Yellow jacket 3, 4, Fencing 3, 4. ALFRED GEORGE Rossow . . North Tonawanda, N. Y. CHEMISTRY Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, President 2, Alpha Chi Sigma, Tennis 1, 3. WALTER JEFFERSON ROUNTREE, JR. . . Decatur, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Phi Psi, Skull and Key, Yellow jacket 3, 4, Track 1. DILLARD MUNFORD Athletic Association, Vice-President SHORTY POPE Outstanding Electrical Engineering Student: Business Manager of the Teclmiqueg Anak, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Tau Beta Pig Winner of Prcsident's Gold T g Varsity Cheer Leaderq Member of the Yellow Jacket Clubg Member of Pi Kappa Phi. l RULE RUSSELL RYSUCK SALCEDO SHELLY ELMER RULE .... Chattanooga, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DOWNES LYLE RUSSELL, JR. . . South Norwalk, Conn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Al phtz Honor Roll 1, Pi Delta Epsilon, President 45 A. S. M. E.g Teclmiqzw 1, 2, 3. JOHN RYSUCIQ ....... Camden, N. Y. Co-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Phi Eta Sigmag Briaerean Society, A. I. E. E. ARMANDO ANTONIO SALCEDO . . . Havana,Cuba ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E. HEIXMAN SAMINSKY ...... Savannah, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Tau E psil 011 Phi Pi Tau Sigmag A. S. M. E.g Interfraternity Council 3, 45 BLUE PRINT 1, 45 Cross Country lg Track 2. MITCHELL JOHN SCAvENs .... . Aug , Ga. CERAMIC ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha A. C. S. SAMINSKY SCAVENS SCHENCK SCHLAPFER SCAN DRETT SEARS SEAY SEIFERT SEWELL SHAFER SHOEMAKER SHOOK SHORT SHUMAN SIEGEL SILVER CURRAN JOLLY SCI-IENCK .... Lake City, Fla. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E. LOUIS ALBERT SCI-ILAPFER, JR. . . Caldwell, N. J. CHEMISTRY Phi Kappa Tau WILLIAM SCANDRETT . ..... Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Delia Tau Delia A. I. E. E. WILLIAM BEEKS SEARS ...... Atlanta, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING ROBERT LEON SEAY, III .... Birmingham, Ala. CIVIL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Civil Crew, A. S. C. E., Captain R. O. T. C., Football 1, 3, 4. RAYMOND AUGUSTSEIFERT . . . Rockville, Conn. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT RENCY FLOYD SEWELL ...... Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TCC'lI'l7ilZIlG 2, 3, A. I. E. E. JOHN L. JPIAFER . . ..... Roanoke, Va. ARCHITECTURE Honor Roll 15 Architectural Society. 'Z' ' 9 BLUE PRINT CHARLES RIEFF SI-IOEMAKER . . . Philadelphia, Pa. CIVIL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa Honor Roll 1, 45 President of Phi Sigma Kappa 4. WILLIAM ROSCOE SHOCK, JR. . . Elizabethton, Tenn. CO-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi A. I. E. E. FREDERICK RAYMOND SHORT .... Tampa, Fla. Co-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, President's Gold T , Freebody Club, Pi Tau Sigma, A. S. M. E. WILLIAM JOSEPI-I SHUMAN . .... Macon, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 2, 35 Pi Tau Sigma, A. S. M. E., International Relations Clubg M. L. Brittain Debating Society, YU Cabinet. MILTON RAYMOND SIEGEL ..... Decatur, Ga. Co-op CI-IEMICAL ENGINEERING Tau Epsilon Phi A. I. Ch. E. LOUIS SILVER . .... . AI:1anta,Ga. CHEMISTRY WW L. ff I ' iffy Q f SENIORS AEE. Iafffw QM Q., .IANIES WARD SIMMS ..... . Atlanta, Ga. ARCI-IITECTURE Chi Plzi Bulldog Club, Scabbard and Blade, Architectural Society' Cross Country 1, 2, Track 1, 2. 1 FRANK JAMES SKUNDALE ..... Atlanta, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Crew, A. S. C. E., Major R. O. T. C. EUGENE BRANSON SLATEN ..... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGENIENT JOSEPH SAMUEI. SLICER, JR ..... Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Radio Club, Lieutenant Colonel R. O. T. C. CHARLES CLIFTON SMITH, JR. . . Shelbyville, Tenn. Co-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Eta Kappa, Co-op Club, A. I. E. E. EMANUEL HAROLD SMITH .... Bayonne, N. J. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, A. S. M. E. GEORGE BOONE SMITH, JR. ..... Macon, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega Scabbard and Blade, TU Club, Class Secretary 1, Vice- President 2, Colonel R. O. T. C., Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. GEORGE ELLIOT SMITH . . . West Palm Beach,Fla. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa Honor Roll 1, 2, Omieron Delta Kappa, Treasurer 4, Anak, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon, Freebody Club, Student Council 4, Inter- fraternity Council 3, 4, Vice-President 4, I. A. S., BLUE PRINT 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4. MAIIION KISER SMITH . .... Union City, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E. SIDNEY ROUSSEAU SMITH ..... Savannah, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Eta Kappa, Newman Club, A. I. E. E., Savannah Club. sIMMs SKUNDALE SLATEN sucen SMITH, C. C. sMm-4, E. H. SMITH, G. a. SMITH, G. E. SMITH, M. K. SMITH, s. R. 74539 BLUE PRINT SMITH, S.T. SMlTH,W. G. SNIPES SOEREDO SPECK SPRATLIN STALKER STANTON STAPLETON STENSLAND SIDNEY TAYLOR SMITH .... . Montezuma, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 4, Kappa Eta Kappa, A. I. E. E., Foil and Mask, Radio Club, President 4, Y Cabinctg Techniqrze 3. WILLIAM GIBBS SMITH ..... Lake Wortlm, Fla. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Theta Chi MARVIN BEUTELL SNIPES .... . Ar1anra,Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E., Lieutenant R. O. T. C. SERGIO ANTONIO SOBREDO . . . . Havana, Cuba ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Cosmopolitan Club, A. I. E. E. JEFFERSON VVOODROW SPECK .... Bayou, Ark. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Al jrha Kappa Kappa Psig Kappa Eta Kappa, A. I. E. E., A. S. M. E. HERBERT DEAN SPRATLIN ..... Atlanta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi Pi Delta Epsilon, Oil Can Clubg Bulldog Club, Skull and Keyg Scabbarcl and Blade, A. S. M. IE., Technique 2, 3, 45 Yellow jacket 3, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Company Commander Naval R. O. T. C. JOE PRESS Prominent Chemical Engineering Studenfg Business Manager of the BLUE PRINTg Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi, and Phi Eta Sigma: Honor Roll and Dzan's Listg Member of the Interfratcrnity Council for Two Yearsg Member of Tau Epsilon. Phi. GEORGIA TECH IAN FRASER STALKER ...... Atlanta, Ga INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ISAAC ANDERSON STANTON, III . . Little Rock, Ark AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING I. A. S. JAMES ALFORD STAPLETON . . . . TEXTILE ENGINEERING . Decatur, Ga Phi Psig Scabbard and Blade, Lieutenant Naval R O. T. C. JOSEPH O. STENSLAND ..... Madison, S. C. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Phi Gamma Dalia A. I. Ch. E., Kappa Kappa Psig Band 1, 2, 3, 4. J f 1 i JOHN JACOBS Editor-in'Chief of the Georgia Tech Eizgiuvcrg Asso- ciate Editor of the BLUE PRlNTg Chemical Engineering Student and President of American Institute Chemical Engineersg Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Tau Beta Pig WlIo's Who Among American Colleges and Universitiesg President of Bela Tlicfa Pi. I I l 1 STEVENS STON E STROUD SUTTON WILLIAM Ross STEVENS ..... Buffalo, N. Y. CO-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Delia Sigma Phi A. I. Ch. E. JOEL FRANKLIN STONE . . .,.. Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 3, 45 Lieutenant R. O. T. C. WILLIAM DOUGLAS STKOUD ..... Chaffee, Mo. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Honor Roll 3g Tau Beta Pig Kappa Eta Kappa, Pi Delta Epsilon, A. I. E. E., President 45 Tcvlazriqrze 2, 3, Yellow jacks! 2, 35 BLUE PRINT 4. EDWARD BOYD SUTTON, JR. ..... Decatur, Ga. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta Honor Roll 1, 2, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Psi, Bulldog Club, Student Council 4, Interfraternity Council 3, 4, President 4, Tc'cl91Iiq11c 4, Yellow I!Il'kL'f 4g BLUE PRINT 4, Swim- ming 1. ARTHUR GORDON SWAN ..... Tenafly, N. J. Co-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JOHN ALBERT SXVINT .... . Orchard Hill, Ga. CO-OE MECI-IANICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega A. S. M. E. WILLIAM HARRY TANNER .... Jonesboro, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING JAMES EDWARD TEAFOIKD ..... Osceola, Ark. INDUSTRIAL 1N'IANAGEMENT Delta Sigma Plvi Industrial Management Societyg BLUE PRINT 3, 4g Y Cabinet. SWAN SWINT TAN N ER TEAFORD TEAGUE THOMAS -ll V I I LA .WLs,, ,K I l., 'Q' THOMAS,J. M. THOMAS, R. G. THOMSON THORNTON THRASH TILFORD TILLY TOLBERT TUHY TULLIS Jo MOIKGAN TEAGUE, JR. . .... Atlanta, Ga. CERAMIC ENGINEERING Chi Phi Honor Roll 1, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, BLUE PRINT 1, 2, 3, Technique 1, 2, 3, A. C. S., Glee Singers, Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C., Track 1. CORNELIUS BULLARIJ THOMAS . . . . Decatur,Ga. CO-or MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E. JACOB MCCLELLAND THOISIAS, JR. . . Bristol, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Gamma Delta ROBERT GLYNN THOMAS . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. LIECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa A. S. M. E., Y Cabinet, Glee Singers, President 4. JOHN CURTIS THONISON, JR. .... Decatur, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha A. I. E. E. LEONARD FREND THORNTON, JR. . Thermopolis, Wyo. ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Honor Roll 2, Pi Delta Epsilon, Architectural Society, M. L. Brittain Debating Society, International Relations Club, President 4, Glee Singers, Y Cabinet, TL'Cbl1lCIZlG 3, 4, Yellow llllfkff 3, 4. '7!ze'39 BLUE PRINT WILLIAM GAY THRASH ...... Atlanta, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Anak, Tau Beta Pi, Scabbarcl and Blade, Civil Crew, A. S. C. E., T Club, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Class Vice-President 1, Secretary 2, 3, Company Commander Naval R. O. T. C., Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. HENRY CANNON TILFORD, JR. . . Shelbyville, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bulldog Club, Oil Can Club, Tech11iq11c' 3, 4, Yellow fackvf 2, 3, 4, A. S. M. E. HARWELL PARKS TILLY, III .... Jonesboro, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Sigma ' HARMON SCOTT TOLBERT ..... Atlanta, Ga. GENERAL ENGINEERING Delia Sigma Phi MIIKKO JOSHUA TUHY ..... Wilkes-BarI'e, Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 2, 3, Alpha Chi Sigma, A. I. Ch. E. JERRY BOLTON TULLIS ....., Valdosta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Eta Kappa, A. I. E. E., International Relations Club, Track 2. g '1 'K a O CLIFTON PERRY TUIKNER, JR. . . . Thomaston, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT RICHARD SOLLAR TURNER . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Clubg A. S. M. E. WILLIAM JOHNSON QUNDERXVOOD . . Kansas City, Mo. GENERAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Freebody Club, I. A. S. GEORGE RENZO VANDEN HEUVEL . New York, N. Y. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 2g Pi Tau Sigma, Newman Club, A. S. M. E.g Cross Countryg Track, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. JAIME ALBERTO VENDRELL . . Buenos Aires, Argentina GENERAL ENGINEERING Newman Clubg Cosmopolitan Club, International Rela- tions Clubg I. A. S., BLUE PRINT 43 Y Cabinet. JOSEPH ANDREW VERDI . . . . Jersey City, N. J. ARCI-IITECTURE Architectural Society, Y Cabinetg Glee Singers. WILLIAM ASHLEY VEIKLANDER . . . . Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 4. CARLOS MAUVILIO VILLANUEVA . Torreon, Coah., Mexico ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Cosmopolitan Club, Y Cabinetg A. I. E. E. EDXVARD MORRIS VINSON ..... Cordele, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phig Pi Delta Epsilong M. L. Brittain Debating Society, Presi- dent 35 Cosmopolitan Club, International Relations Club, President 2g Glee Singers, Y Cabinet, President Y. M. C. A. 45 Student Council 4g Tecbvziqne 2, 3, 45 Yellow jacket 4g BLUE PRINT 4. CAL GEORGE VOORHIS . ..... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pbi Delia Theta Bulldog Club, Skull and Keyg Industrial Management So- ciety, Yellow jacket 1, 2, 3. TURN ER, C. P. TURNER, R. S. UNDERWOOD VAN DEN HEUVEL VENDRELL VERDI VERLANDER VILLANUEVA VINSON VOORHIS 7114 '39 BLUE PRIN WAGNON WALKER, F. A. WALKER, J. H. WALKER, J. L. WALTERMIRE WALTMAN WARLICK WARNOCK WATKINS WATSON LEO A. WAGNON .... . . . Quitman,Ga. CO-OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FRANK ALVIN WALKEIK . . .... Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JAMES HAROLD WALKER ..... Hapeville, Ga. CO-OP CIVIL ENGINEERING JOHN LINWOOD WALKEIK, JR. . . . Nassawadox, Va. ARCHITECTURE Alpha Trm Omega Architectural Society. FRANKLIN TILLOU WALTERMIRE .... Peoria, Ill. Co-OP CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Ornicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, President's Gold T , Briaerean Society, Alpha Chi Sigma, Co-op Club, A. I. Ch. E., Class Vice-President 4, Major R. O. T. C., Seab- bard and Blade. JOHN ANDREXV WALTMAN . . . Sierra Madre, Cal. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Bela Them Pi Industrial Management Society, Y Cabinet, Yellow jacket 3, 4, Manager Swimming. Louis HARLEY WARLICK, JR. . . . College Park, Ga. Co-op TEXTILE ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Treasurer of thc Interfratcrnity Council, Politician Par Excellence, Associate Editor Naval ClL1 lSlIll-116' Bulleli-ug Football Manager, Battalion C. P. O. Naval R. O. T. C., President of Phi Epsilon, Pi. SEORGIA TECH WILLIAM JAMES WARNOCK .... Brooklct, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Presi- dent's Gold T , Kappa Eta Kappa, Freebody Club, Y Cabinet, International Relations Club, A. I. E. E. DAVID C. WATKINS . . . Charlotte Court House, Va. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Ka p pa Phi Bulldog Club, Yellow Jacket Club, Varsity Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. AIKCHIE COWAN WATSON, JR. . . . Greenville, S. C. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Yellow Iuckei 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C. DAVE GOLDSTEIN BOYD SUTTON President lnterfraternity Councilg Phi Eta Sigma and Phi Psig Member of Student Councilg Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universitiesg Member of Phi Delta Theta: Chiefly lnterested in Selling Dance Bands. Air l I WATSON WATT WEAVER WEBSTER ROBERT LEE WATSON ..... . Atlanta, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Scabbard and Bladeg Lieutenant Qjg.j Naval R. O. T. C. GEORGE LINDSEY WATT .... Thomasville, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Bulldog Club, A. S. M. E.g Yellow jacket 4g Interfrater- nity Council 3, 49 Lieutenant R. O. T. C. GRANT HEARD WEAVER ...... Grillin, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT DANIEL WEBSTER . . . . . . . Decatur, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E. EDWARD B. WELCH, JR. . . . . . Brunswick, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Honor Roll 4. MALCOLM HUGH WESTBERRY, JR. . St. Augustine, Fla. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Club, A. S. M. E. EARL MELVIN WHEBY . , . . Princeton, W. Va. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pbi Gamma Delta T Clubg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. ROY JULIAN WHITE . .... Hopkinsville, Ky. CIVIL ENGINEERING Theta Chi Civil Crew, A. S, C. E.g Y Cabinetg Interfraternity Council 3, 4g Lieutenant R. O. T. C. WELCH WESTBERRY WHEBY WHITE WIGGINS WILCOX WILLIAMS, A. N. WILLIAMS, B. W. WILLIAMS, C. H. WILLIAMS, R. B. WOLF WOLFF WOODALL WOODWORTH WOOLWINE WORRELL JOSEPH LAWTON WIGGINS . . . . Hartsvillc, S. C. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Chi Psi Bulldog Clubg I. A. S. ALLEN LEROY WILCOX ...... Tyler, Texas MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sig-mia Alpha Epsilon T Club, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ALFRED NASPI WILLIAMS . . . . . Dallas, Texas AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi I. A. S. BENJAMIN WYLLY WILLIAMS .... Savannah, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E., Glee Singers. CARL HARWELL WILLIAMS . . . . . Miami, Fla. CO-OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Briaerean Society, Co-op Club, A. I. E. E., Lieutenant R. O. T. C. ROBERT BREWER WILLIAMS ..... Atlanta, Ga. CERAMIC ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi Pi Delta Epsilong Yellow Jacket Club, A. C. S., Technique 1, 2, 4g Yellow jacket 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4. 7!ne'39 BLUE PRINT nf LEWIS ALFRED WOLF . . . . . Hamden, Conn. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Plvi Gamma Delta Honor Roll 2. CHARLES RALPH WOLFF ..... Waycross, Ga. CO-O11 CIVIL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 2, 45 Briaerean Society, Co-op Club. JOHN HENRY WOODALL . .... Woodland, Ga. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alplaa Tau Omega Bulldog Club, Yellow Jacket Clubg Varsity Cheer Leader, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. LESLIE R. WOODWORTH . . . . . Cleveland, Ohio TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Ganz-ma Della Phi Psi, Skull and Keyg Interfraternity Council 3, 4. XVOODRUM ELLIOTT WOOLWINE . . Lynchburg, Va. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 3, 4, I. A. S. RALEIGH OSBORN WORRELL .... Eufaula, Ala. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 3, Kappa Eta Kappa, Freebody Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C. '-Ti,-'J X7 'Aff' if if E? LUCIAN HARRIS Prominent Clvll Engineering Studentg Business Manager of the Georgia Tech Enguzeerg Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Ph and T u Beta Pig Honor Roll and Dean s List Winner of President's Gold T g Member of Theta Chi. OLIVER A. WRIGPIT ..... . Houston, Texas INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta Sigma Phi Bulldog Club, Pi Delta Epsilon, Yellow jacket 2, 3. JOHN ROWLAND WYANT . .... Atlanta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Newman Club, A. S. M. E.g Track 1, 25 Lieutenant R. O. T. C. JAMES FAUST WYATT . . . . . . Monroe, La. IVIECPIAPIICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Pi Tau Sigmag Oil Can Club, A. S. M. E. SAUL YABROW . . . . . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. TEXTILE ENGINEERING Honor Roll 1, 23 Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Phi Psig Kappa Kappa Psi, President 45 Captain Football Band 4. ALAN MILTON Yom . . . . . Spartanburg, S. C. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING I. A. S., E11gintfe1' 4, Lieutenant R. O. T. C. ALBERT PERDUE YUNDT . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Honor Roll 1, 33 Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Chi Sigma, President 45 A. I. Ch. E. WERNER FRED ZIEGLER . . . . College Park, Ga. Co-on TEXTILE ENGINEERING B Team Football 1. l HIIIEIHS JOSEPH T. BAYER, JR. . . Presiflcmf GEORGE W. PHILLIPS . . Vice-President CHARLES N. MAYO . . Secretary-Treasurer BILL PHILLIPS I+ b-'I-Il' FNFTLF-N.. CHARLIE MAYO JOE BAYER I ULVLLOT C-fd!! 'K , 1 W We . . 4 w 'f l Al x Y. i . ga A , ,,, X j 1 . ' iz: 1 ' ., ,Silly 3 fl l X v Q E r-3 '- 3 ff lv SL! L? 2 A ' 'i 5 'X 'ez WK X a Q' A- hi' ll? A V N - ,JA .,. . - fl.. 1.. ..J,. ' x'? Z9'r v. 7,S i3J' .in 32, wrt,-nw A-a,p-aw . ,,., ,,.,,,.,,,,,., --. ...,,,.--....a, 'i3,..:,qvT,::m' w,.5m,,Y.....,....-...,1.,...,.,..,..,-.aaa...-,x.:.,.,.,1.,,74,..-175,-,lr-.Ta , tt:5:,.:4?.a.Z'.2l1T?.-.'h ,A fy-Gr,-.g.-.----4-.fipgg 33-. ,W -.14-, '.su...:.,.5,Q'.i.2Lfr12jg.'fL723,'.1' :11: zxaer:-fgzf' .........,....,. ,. Lx...-,,...,.3,... .. . . . 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ALGFO . . . . G. J. ALLEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . P. E. ALNIANIJ ........ B. R. ALSOBROOK, Theta Chi . . Al. E. ANDERSON, -IK. - - - R. C. ANDERSON, Sigma Chi . R. E. ARNOLD ........ B. D. ASHBAUGH, Beta Theta Pi - W. B. ASHBY, Pi Kappa Phi . D. F. BACHLER ...... H. S. BANDY . . . . A. B. BARKOVITZ, Tau Epsilon Phi - S. BARTHA ....... Sea Cliff J. T. BAYER ........... W. R. BEARD, Phi Delta Theta - J. G. BEDELL, Phi Kappa Sigma - . R. BEERS, Kappa Sigma - W. B. BELL, Sigma Chi - . - - NV. F. BENNETT, Pi Kappa Phi . M. L. BERRY ......., M K. BETHUNE, Kappa Alpha . D. BIGGERSTAFF, JR. . J. W. BIRDSALL ..... W. C. BLISS, Beta Theta Pi - M. W. BLUMBERG .... li. BOBBITT, Sigma Chi - H. S. BOLING, Chi Phi . YW. M. BOLTON . . . R. H. BONN ------ R. O. BOOTE, Beta Kappa . A. J. BORRELL ...-- - Habana, C - Rossville, - Rossvillc, - Atlanta, . XVaycross, lnstanbul, Tut - - - Matter, - Atlanta, - - Atlanta, Tahlequah, O - Savannah, . . Macon, - Tallahassee, - - Tampa, . Atlanta, - - Norwood, . Clarkton, - - Miami, - - Atlanta, Wasliingtoii, D . . . Hayti, , Long Island, N Nashville, TL - - Atlanta, New Orleans, - - Ncwnan, - Hcphzibah, - - Dothan, . Atlanta, . . Macon, - Memphis, T4 - - Decatur, - - Fairfield, . . Atlanta, - - Atlanta, . - Atlanta, - Griiiin, - Baltimore, jacksonville, - - Tampa, C. BOWER, Phi Delta Theta - . BOYER, Sigma Chi - . - N BRANCH ......... E. BRANNON, Alpha Tau Omega - H. BRETZ ........ . . . W. RONSON, JR., Beta Kappa - E. BROOKS, Alpha Tau Omega - P. BROOKS, Kappa Sigma - - - . . Shcllman, Ga. . Billings, Mont. - - Sale City, Ga. - Stateshoro, Ga. - College Park, Ga. - Macon, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. E. BROWARD ----- - - So. Jacksonville, Fla. A. BROWN . . . S. BROWN, Beta Kappa . - - F. BUNN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - FK BURGESS, Chi Phi - - - B . BURKHALTER, Beta Kappa . G. BURNET ........ - Asheville, N. C. - Pocatello, Idaho - Montezuma, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Rome, Ga. . Athens, Ga. M. BURNETT - - - Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. G. BURNS - - - K, ........ . P. BUTLER, Pi Kappa Phi . . CAIN, Pi Kappa Alpha . R. CAMERON . ....... T. CAMPEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . CARL, Chi Psi ........ Y. CARMICAL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon W, CARNES .......... . CARPENTER ........ - Magnolia, Ark. - Davenport, Iowa - Marietta, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Cranford, N. - - Atlanta, Ga. - Springheld, Mo. - - Newnan, Ga. - - Eastman, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. J. CARTER, III, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Wasl1ington,D. C. . CAUBLE, Kappa Sigma ----- . CAVENAUGH, Kappa Sigma - - . CHAPMAN ....... . CHEEK ...... . CHERRY, Chi Phi . . CHRISTIAN . . . CHURCHMAN ..... H. CLARK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - . CLELLAND .... .... - - Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - Conyers, Ga. - - Gainesville, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - Columbus, Ga. - . Louisville, Ky. - Springfield, Mo. . - Atlanta, Ga. . CLODFELTER, Alpha Tau Omega, Milledgevillc, Ga. . COALSON ........ . . . COLE ....... . COLEMAN, Kappa Sigma - - - - - Rome, Ga. - Candler, N. C. - Fort Gaines, Ga. 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COX, III . . W. C. CROMER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - C. P. CROSBY ........,.. R. H. CROSSFIELD, Chi Psi . R. M. CRUMLEY, Chi Phi . . W. G. CUNNINGHAM . J. B, CURLEY ........ I. I. DAITCH, Tau Epsilon Phi . R. J, DAMES ........ . J. XV. DARBY, Alpha Tau Omega M. N. DASHER, Delta Tau Delta - J. E. DAVIS ----, L. DAVIS, Sigma Gamma J. R. DAWSEY .... J. F. DECASTRO . . R. M. DECASTRO . P. H. DECKER, Pi Kappa Alpha . L. DEIXLER ........ H. F. DENNING ....... B. R. DODSON, Delta Tau Delta . S, XV. DOE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - . T. E. DOSTER - . J. DREW' . . . J. T. DUGGAN . . . J. H. DUKES, Sigma Chi ---- H. DUNCAN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon J. R. DUNSON, Phi Delta Theta M. R. DUSENBURY, sigma chi . H. A. DYE, Pi Kappa Phi , . . A. C. DYKES, JR., Kappa Sigma - O. DYKES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Eastman, C - Barnesvillc,C1 - Lincolnton,Gl Nashville, Ten - - Atlanta, G - Brunswick, - - Barnesville, - Atlanta, - Atlanta,G - - Atlanta, - - Atlanta, - Atlanta,G - Griffin,G . . Atlanta, . Atlanta,G W-est Point, Waynesboro, Arlington, N. Jacksonville, F - - - Augusta, Summerton, S. Brooklyn, N. - Dothan,A . Havana, Cu - Havana, Cu - Laurel, Mi - Habana, Cu - Decatur, - - - Atlanta,C jacksonville, F - Lancaster, S. - - Miami, . Wartlicn, C - Decatur, - Valdosta, - LaGrange, Brunswick, . . Atlanta, Farmerville, ' Shreveport, . DZAMBA, Delta Sigma Phi . ECKIS ........ H. ECTOR, Kappa Sigma - . EDWARDS, JR .... . EMERY .... B. ESTES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon P. EVELAND, Phi Kappa Tau H. EVINS, Chi Phi -'--- G. EWEN, Kappa Sigma . . M. FAIN' ...... B. FANNON, Sigma Chi - - C. FELSHER, Phi Kappa Sigma S. FERRARI ........ E. FIELDS - - - D. FLANIGEN . . A. FLEMISTER, Dclta Tau Delta . V. FLETCHER ...... W. FLOWERS - - P. FOOTE, Sigma Chi - P. FORD, Sigma Nu - B. FORD, Delta Sigma Phi . - A. FORKER ........ J. FORSYTHE, Pi Kappa Alpha . . G. S. FORT ------- NV. FOWLER - - L. FOX, JR. - D. FREY . . . . L. FULTON - - B. GAILEY ..... D. GAINEY, Pi Kappa Phi - G. GAINES .... J. GARRARD, JR. . . E. GARNER, Sigma Chi - L. GAUBIS, chi Psi . . B. GAY ...... . Bayonne, N. J. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. - West Point, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. f Douglasville, Ga. Long Island, N. Y. - - - Atlanta, Ga, - Atlanta, Ga. . Docrun, Ga. Miami Beach, Fla. - Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Fausdale, Ala Society Hill, S. C. . . . Athens, Ga - - Atlanta, Ga . . Tarpon Springs, Fla - - Norcross, Ga - Atlanta, Ga . Alma, Ga - - - Atlanta, Ga - Hempstead, N. Y - Brooklyn, N. Y - - Cornelia, Ga - - East Point, Ga - - - Atlanta, Ga Saxtons River, Vt - - Savannah, Ga - Atlanta, Ga . - Bainbridge, Ga - - St. Louis, Mo - - Miami Beach, Fla. - - Decatur, Ga - Vfestfield, N. J - - Atlanta, Ga. J. GEGAN, JR., Phi Sigma Kappa - - Jersey City, N. J. V. GELDERS ....... - Fitzgerald, Ga. C. GHEESLING, -IR., Sigma Phi Epsilon - Atlanta,Ga. M, GIBBONS ....... C. GIBSON - . . . Rome, Ga. - Grifiin,Ga. 21'5'? 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J, ..-.4m.we-rnfa+1::mfers-f:ffLa'5-..,,IH3:3g51 L.,'Q 3 , .. -v...-.3 .-,.-an-1, 3--' S2212.1.',.q?JfLDZ1x:::..,L'.f.:1L'.:':..nzgtzr-girifxczrggx433' . . sa 4.-a.tLffffIf , !i1f4t'?.'5f?,-11 .- -i.f1,,-3:5-- ...Sei 11. 4. e.s.4 ,J at . +4 .. V a. 5315932-3-ff:.wfffwetsbixsfrggqg-,fri..1. H. M. G1GEs .... J. B. GILLENWATER . . 11. GILLON . . . C. L. GILMER ....... J. GILMORE, JR., Kappa Alpha - - J. H. GOODGAME - - . - J. R. GORDON, Chi Psi ..... A. R. GORMAN, Delta Sigma Phi - F, GRAF ...... .... G. W. GRAVES . J. L. GRAY . . E. L. GREEN ........ J. T. GREEN, Pi Kappa Alpha - - - J. 11. GREGORY, Beta Kappa . J. T. GRIBBLE ....... R. M. GRIFFIN, JR., Beta Kappa . - A. L. GROGAN -------- INI. E. GROOVER, Kappa Alpha - - F. D. GROSSMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi W. C. GRUBB ......... - New York, N - - Bristol, T . East Point, . Anniston, - - Atlanta, - - - Camden,A Winston-Salem, N. - - - - Chicago, - - Atlanta,K - Norfolk, ' - - Columbus, . . . . Macon, - Jefferson City, i . . Pembroke, . Sylva, N. - - - Savannah, - Morristown, Ten - Ball Ground, - - . Brunswick, - Dothan, A E. C. GUILFORD, Phi Gamma Delta ----- Rome, G, L, GUNN .......... D. H. GUNTHER -------- B. c. GWALTNEY, Phi Delta Theta J. R. HAEGER ......... A. HAGEDORN, JR. ----' M. C. HAGENY, Kappa Sigma - - - - Crawforclville, - Poughkeepsie, N. . . . . Macon, . Avondale, - - West Point, . . . . Atlanta,G R. S. HAGGART, JR., Delta Tau Delta - - Vallejo, Cal J. H. HAGUE, JR. ........... Atlanta,G W. K. HAILEY, Chi Psi . - - Lookout Mountain, Ten. s. C. HALE, JR., chi Phi . . Atlanta, G B. H. HALL, Pi Kappa Phi - - Atlanta, G W. C. HAMES ----- - Decatur, G J. S. HAMILTON, JR. - ----- Atlanta, G F. R. HAMLETT - - - - Crockett Mills, Tenn M. H. HAMMETT ------ . Atlanta, G: J. W. HAMMOND, Kappa Sigma - s Rome, G: D. E. HARRIMAN, JR. - ' - H. B. HARRIS ---- A. E. HARRISON - . . Tampa, Fl: - Dothan, Al - - Hartwell,G I. V. 12, HARRISON . . . . Martin,Tenu A, HART .............. Leonia, N. J A. HAYES, JR., Phi Kappa Sigma, Highland Park, N. J . H. HAYMANS, Alpha Tau Omega . . Savannah, Ga B. HAYS .......... Etters Post Office, Pa W, HEATWOLE ........ Elizabcthton, Tenn . H. HEFFERNAN, Delta Tau Delta - - - Augusta, Ga I. HENIG ------------- Newark, N. J . H. HENSLER, JR., Kappa Alpha - - . Ada, Okla . J. HICKLIN, JR., Phi Sigma Kappa - - Jacksonville, Fla . C. HILL - . A. HOBBS -------' '. J. HOGAN, III, Sigma Nu - - V. HOGG ......... . H. HOLLADAY, JR., Pi Kappa H. HOLZ, Chi Phi . . T. HOOK ......... H. HOOKER, Beta Theta Pi . M. HOPKINS ------- HORNSTEIN - - V. B. HOUSEAL, Phi Delta Theta . B. HUFF, Kappa Alpha - . - I. S. HUGGINS L. HUIE, Phi Kappa Sigma . S. HUME, Delta Tau Delta . H. HUNT ---- O. HUTCHESON . . H. HUTCHINSON - - L. ISON, Phi Delta Theta - R. IVEY - - 7. JACOB, Phi Kappa Tau 1. L. JAMISON F. JENKINS A. JOHNSON, JR. . .... W. JOHNSON, R. JONES . H. JONES, JR. L. JONES . . Beta Theta Pi - T. JONES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - JONES . . . . Winder, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - - - Atlanta,Ga. . - - Amsterdam, N. Y. Alpha - - Laurel, Miss. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Mexico, Mo. . Paducah, Ky. . Kenvil, N. J. . Omaha, Neb. Birmingham, Ala. . . . Rome, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Morrow, Ga. . - Miami, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Douglasville, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - Trenton, N. J. - Atlanta, Ga. - Rockmart,.Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Malden, Mo. . . Griffin, Ga. Thomasville, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. - Canton, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. an , - I I-Q J. H. JONES, JR., Kappa Sigma - - - Chattanooga, Tenn W. P. KAUFFMAN, Beta Theta Pi . Webster Groves, Mo J. T. KENDRICK, Sigma Phi Epsilon - - W. D. KERBY, Pi Kappa Phi . . S. KESLER, Sigma Chi . . Y 4' E l L lit H Ts ' s, ao , , r was l. ,ya rg, A Q, gif i ' fgpavlw, ly cp sl xx kv 4 E P 1 I' l ,Q '3 r '1' Vi! MSW' gg: Z. Q' f ,i- ,. L . ':- 'azz r Y' aff .....-M. .WEN 1 ...f swf' Hmmm R ,..,,,W.,?f -p.m.,'gf:fa2,.v. ,, ,,,. , . Y. ,. A , , ,, A ,,,-, A nf- ,-- 7-1,f,ff,5--,-.,-mfg-rf-g-0--fr-rv-0-q-rvl,v -1 '1 '1 '7j2'3':'IT1'j:.ij:', ',I .1fZ, t.:mrmt:: .. ' ' iw 2.-F'-f:n':: 1-f'-'-:Pvt-'wr-f-fy-'rg1.it:::T xi-ww 5...-,mf -A-:M ef. .isfff W ....+.v-1--s:v2:17::,3:.vgg':ggL-gg-M ,. -n '- .u. -. -t fa I V Q ,,,, J ,,.,1.. t',q,4., aku -17, 4 um' - ',,l 1 .-no ,ine 4, . I I I -'J 4 . . ,,, . .. ,-...., qv. . .,m,,,,,.,,,..,, ,. .. .:e,,,, .-'--, 2,-f-m.,...., t.-.s f-, ---A-1'-f--N.. ,, '--,., ,,,fb,. ,. ' l':f '. 'I -'-' '! ' 'A 'a vi1-4.1-.:w'ZZ .f .s-..--..M..f.aa..L'l...4w5,,...-H...-L-.g:w,:a4t...,j -- .4--' ...., ...- ,,.,. , y a, -' r.-,g.-f. ga- : 1 1 --F V .. . V. -.a--11-......,....--5.-5 -TT'- '5-a,-:rg-5 ' ' ' ff.: 'wQ4f'5?i-459f5'fa-:vw . ' nmwa9,m.f,1a:f:m,:..L.anf.1:.,::::g.z 1-Q., -viv- W. W. W. LINDSEY R. M. KESSLER, Tau Epsilon Phi A. E. KIRSTEIN, Kappa Sigma . . KLEIN . . . B. KNEISEL, Pi Kappa Phi - . D. R. KRAUSS, Sigma Phi Epsilon O. E. KRAUSS, Sigma Chi . . . T. KREIDLER, Beta Theta Pi W. R. LACEFIELD ...... AI. LACEVENZA . D. E. LACKEY . N. E. LANE . . M. LANGLEY H. LAROCHE ....... B. LASETER, Phi Delta Theta - Atlanta, Ga . Atlanta, Ga - - Jeffersoi-1,Ga - - Atlanta, Ga - - Asheville, N. C . - Augusta,Ga . Atlanta, Ga Brunswick, Ga . St. Petersburg, Fla. Staten Island, N. Y. - - -Florence, Ala. - - Brooklyn,N. Y. Barium Springs, N. C. . Chapel Hill, Tenn. . - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Cocoa, Fla. . . Decatur, Ga. B. LAWRENCE, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Mgjlenq, s. LEcr.Aw,,1R. . . . . . . A. LEDBETTER P. LEDUSKY . B. LEE . . . S. LEE . - - - Atlanta, , Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Atlanta, W. LEMON, Delta Tau Delta - B. LESTER .... . . . F. LETSON . B. LEVIN, Phi R. P. LEWIS, sigm W. s. LOCKMAN, A. LOMBANA C. LOMBARDO . W. F. LONG . Epsilon Pi - Ga. Ga. Ga. - New Haven, Conn. Great Falls, S. C. - - - Norfolk,Va. - Atlanta, Ga. - - Conyers, Ga. - Norcross, Ga. - - Miami, Fla. a Alpha Epsilon - - - . Irwinton, Ga. - - Rockford, Ill. III ...... West Palm Beach, Fla. . Habana, Cuba - - Westerly, R. I. - Camden, Ark. . H. MACDONELL, Phi Sigma Kappa . . St. Marys, Ga. . F. MACFARLANE, Phi Kappa Tau - - New York, N. Y. . I. MACINTYRE, Phi Delta Theta .... Atlanta, Ga. H. MACINTOSH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . - .Elba, Ala. . A. MAHOFF ---- - ----- Santa Monica, Cal. V. F. MANRY, III, Chi Phi . 0, 7. C. MAHONEY, JR., Phi Gamma Dclta, Ft. Monroc,Va. . C. MALONE, Phi Delta Theta v ---- Atlanta, Ga. '. M. IVIANLEY . . . . . . . L. MANN, Sigma Nu - - . W. MANRY . . . . . F. MANUS, .lR. .-.- . V. MANZANILLA . . W. MARGUETTE ----- - Griflin, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - Edison, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Havana, Cuba - - - ' Mexico, Mo. V. E. MARSHALL, JR., Beta Kappa .--- Rome, Ga. . N. MARTIN . - - East Point, Ga. E. MASON ----------- New York, N. Y. M. MASSEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon ---- Atlanta, Ga. -I. D. MAYFIELD ------ E. N. MAYO, Sigma Nu - . B. MAYO, Beta Thcta Pi - J. L. MCCLEAREN - - - 1. D. MCDANIEL ...... HI. M. MCDONALD, Beta Theta . M. MCGAUGHEY .... '. N. MCGOUGH, Sigma Nu - . H. MCKEE, Beta Theta Pi - . A. MCKINNON .... . M. MCRAE . . . NIEHAFFEY - - ' - - San Antonio, Texas . - - Waycross, Ga. - - Portsmouth, Va. - - - - Nashville, Tenn. - New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Pi - - Birmingham, Ala. . . . Atlanta, Ga. - - - Texarkana, Ark. - - Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. - - Douglas, Ga. - - Lanctt, Ala. C. MERRILL, JR., Phi Delta Theta - Jacksonville, Fla. .S. . D. MILLER, Pi Kappa Phi . . W. MIILLICAN .... . B. MITCHELL - ' W. MITCHELL, Phi Delta Theta - - MICHAEL, Alpha Tau Omega ---- Monroe, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. - Hapcvillc, Ga. - - Decatur, Ga. . R. MORGAN, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Columbia, S. C. . W. MORGAN, Pi Kappa Phi . M. MORRIS ----'-- . W. MORRISS - - ---- LaGrange, Ga. - - Marietta, Ga. - - Norcross, Ga. . W. MUNDY, Phi Kappa Sigma - - - Jonesboro, Ga. . J. MURROW, JR. ..... . J. MUSGRAVE .... . F. MYERS, Kappa Sigma . . A. NAEGELI ..... - - - Savannah, Ga. - Lake Mary, Fla. - - Rockledge, Fla. - Maywood, N. J. . . Macon, Ga. 'ZF 4? ,cv 1 Q -s. . . ax , .4 f . .4 4. -. ' P.-- - ,v..f-Q 1 M.: .-ff -.- ,.,.,:. --4- - .-1--'I--in -1- . '- '- .,.. 3 ' -- ' 59'-5' ' -A 3 ' . U ' '.sb:2.4f.12r:'s-av-:..f..1.q-v-v2.-:::'ff63w'3l4f-1'-:iI-Sqn.-a-2'-'Sif?s.Qmi,s:L1:-..,1. gud'-g-' :t a :2.:'.:+ ...a.... , -rg--3 QM -wHYwmw'vf'vbart4rffia.-f-am. ' ' 4 '12 WHA. 111 A ..a.-....-... .:?..-.'.-......-...L..,...f'.lZfZ1z1:Li,:L1.:Lf' wsszaz '42 1W1F'K 'rPh+f-. 0-Yr ,li umm.. a :.::.z....,.5.aiE-Af..:'-a.L-........,.aa.,--m-.a..w.'-.rv4'--A'4-'f-w-f-rwY:t-'-- 'I'-r-L-.P 1g.w---.f-- L. M. NEELY, JR., Beta Kappa - - L. M. NEELY, Phi Sigma Kappa . W. V. NEISIUS, Sigma Phi Epsilon . R. M. NELSON -------- R. H. NESBITT . J. E. NETTLES . . H. I.. NOLAN ......... R. M. NORMAN, Phi Delta Theta . D, C, NORTH .... .... . J. L. NUNES . R. A. OQUENDO ..... A. C. ORMOND, sigma chi . . R. C. ORRIN, Phi Kappa Sigma - R. H. OSTER, Beta Kappa . . . R. R. OWENS ...... W. B. OWENS --'---- W. W. PACE, III, Kappa Alpha . . S. F. PADGETT ------- J. A. PAGE . . W. E. PARIS . 0.12. PARKS - - - F. W. PARNELLE ..... A. J. PATTEN, Beta Kappa - - H. W. PAXTON ...... E. J. PEARSON, Theta Chi - C. E. PENNINGTON - - H. R. PERRY ........ C. E. PERSON, Kappa Sigma - - W. E. PETWAY ..... R. H. PHARR, Chi Psi . G. W. PHILLIPS, Beta Theta Pi - J. F. PICCO, JR ....... T. S. PIPPEN, Beta Theta Pi - A. F. POOR, JR. - - - - - H. E. PORTER, Beta Kappa . W. E. POWELL, Phi Sigma Kappa . . E. W. PRENDERGAST, Pi Kappa Phi R. W. PRIES, Tau Epsilon Phi - - - K. PRIMM, Phi Sigma Kappa - - . . Marion, A College Park, C - - Atlanta, - - Atlanta, . East Point, C - - Atlanta, - Rockmart, C - Columbus, - Clearwater, F . - Atlanta, G Santa Clara, Cul - Savannah, G - Palatka, Fl - - Swissvalc, P Wilbraham, Ma - - Decatur, G - Albany, G - - Atlanta, G - Raleigh,N. - - Atlanta, G - - Atlanta, G - Savannah, G' New Bern, N. - - Houston, P' - Mobile, Al: . . Dccatur,G: - Arlington, G' - - Atlanta,G' - - Atlanta, G: Washington, Gal Woodward, Al: - Brooklyn, N. Y' Birmingham, Al: - Woodstock, Ga Chesterfield, S. C - - Atlanta, Ga - Atlanta, Ga - - Atlanta, GSA - . Atlanta, Ga S. G. PRYOR, Pi Kappa Phi - - - Fitzgerald, Ga A. PUIG . . . RACEY - - - . RAETTIG, JR. . W. REA ---- C. REUEL . l C. RHYNE, JR., Kappa Alpha - P. RICHARDS . ..... . J. RICHARDSON, JR. ---- E. RIDLEY ..... . M. RIPLEY . . . ROACH, Phi Delta Theta . . ROBERTS ------- W. ROSS, JR .----- L. ROUX, Phi Kappa Tau - C. ROY ....... K. RUSH, Pi Kappa Phi . P, ...... 6. RYAN, Sigma Chi - C. G. SAEMAN - Q JS. SAFFIR . . . W. SAMODEN ----- . SAMPSON, Kappa Sigma W. SANDERS, Beta Theta Pi . . SCANLING ------ . SCARBOROUGH - M. SCHOTANUS, Pi Kappa Phi . SCHREEDER .... . B. SCHREEDER ----- . SCHRODER, Kappa Alpha . . SCONYERS, Beta Theta Pi . O. SCOTT, Sigma Nu - . A. SCOTT ..... B. SEALE ------- . SEGALL, Tau Epsilon Phi - . SEGRERA ------ 1. SENA, Delta Tau Delta . . SESSOMS ......... . . Havana, Cuba - - Atlanta, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. - Charlotte, N. C. - - Hollis, N. Y. - Lincolnton, N. C. - - - - Atlanta, Ga. San Juan, Puerto Rico . . . Atlanta, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. ' - Brunswick, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Springfield, Mass. . Charleston, W. Va. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . Delavan, Ill. - Norlina, N. C. - - New York, N. Y. - West Haven, Conn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Bessemer, Ala. - - Atlanta, Ga. - ' Hamlet, N. C. . - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Greenville, S. C. - - Malden, Mo. - - Union Point, Ga. - f - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - Shreveport, La. - - Havana, Cuba - Hartford, Conn. - - - - Cogdell, Ga. H. SHAMHART, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Rockwood, Tenn. SHAW ........... A. SHEAROUSE - . - - Fort Wortl1, Texas - - Savannah, Ga. N -Ea-n?r? ki. 3 . '-BLAKE I' wi L' .., ,Q7 J' an if pf- ,gip ,. If m 'g'l.,.ff' JQ4, ,a .. W 493559-El Va.. 3 ' .Ui f',Q9f'1fv-fl!-111' N. . . 1 vm. M- rf ,3.:.:' Z7 mg. '.:.'QZi1ETff: :SSI 7,11-a affwffifjivg-1 , -e--Q-wr-P--r -k-1 , 'W' ' I ' ' -it.I-fiaitalaigagwf-gf,-Elsgfg,-:j2fjL'jj:fe5'g?es:-1'i:11r:-.air-1-:.:age v-' 'fi-V -1' f-ft ' '5 C'?-f5':.,TI7EZTi:',1Ii37 J-1-.-.':f'T 4 37737 ' 5- -, , iz'-ic'-'f '37-'1efi:?2:az::i if:-. '14'f.-L',vg,: ,' .- 1 ' . - 1-- ... l . - A' .-..lkwL,e?J-aw-'f'f4.!'X'5f' -' ' ' x - ' ' - - .. 4' I ' fikyf- sf-fr- aiu klrk. ' ul' ', '. .wg .pi-.cami A '-In at-L.-2 -- 1-':-f'f2'9-,,'w1fj,, 2'1g,,'f,1,',55,,j ' '-'-z- -1-. . , ' . '- ' . .'..--...1- -. ' ve, .'-as -nwmwvvap zc-eie1f::wf':r-'it'4'Q- 1f'fT ' -f FX - ' i-R-nf'-vhv-I +- -vm-wa . , . , ,.,,:'?T '7-'..,. -....',. . --:,--..::.zaia:tr.2f::::1.:'7,:' IM 45, ,,a,,'L' N f g,,',g',L,1g.l'Q41'....,.7fr..?-71.13w.r'3y1tg,,L3E .-aa--'iframe-.-11-..4-F...-... 22 .- H. J. SHERERTZ, Sigma Chi . - Roanoke T. Ii. SHERIDAN ....... . . Bessemer, R. M. SHILLITO, Beta Theta Pi - - - Birmingham, F. O. SHOEMAKER, JR., Phi Gamma Delta - Chicago A. H. SMALL, III, Chi Phi ........ Atlanta, B. SMITH, Sigma Nu - ..--- Atlanta, F. H. SMITH .... . . Cristobal, cmia H. D. SMITH, chi Psi . . . . Columbus, J. G. SMITH -------- - Haines City, J. P. SMITH, Phi Kappa Sigma - . Savannah, J. T. SMITH ---'---- - - Marietta, R. F. SMITH, Alpha Tau Omega - - Talbotton, B. R. SNOOKS, Delta Tau Delta - - - Ailey, I. SOLOMON ---'----- . - - Camden, I' H. E. SPANGLER - ' - St. Petersburg, R. T. SPANGLER ----- ---- C linton, W. J. STEVENS, Kappa Sigma . . . Yongcs Islancl, Sl R. S. STEWART ..... . . . Atlanta, W. G. STOCKDALE - - . Birmingham, S. S. STORER - - - - - Douglasville, A. STRICKLAND ------------ Atlanta, H. R. STRICKLAND, Alpha Tau Omega - - Concord, R. E. STRICKLAND .--------. Atlanta, W. T. STUART, Pi Kappa Alpha - - . Groton, C J. B. STUBBINS, Beta Theta Pi - - - Birmingham, R. P. STUNTZ, Beta Theta Pi - - Bartlesvillc,O J. R. STURGIS, Delta Sigma Phi - - - Atlanta, J. SULZBACHER, JR .----- ' - Rome, G. M. SUTTON, JR. - - - Tifton, T. P. TALLEY - . ' Atlanta, x R. M. TANNER - - Atlanta, J. I. TEAT -.--------- - - Athens, E. H. THOMAS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - - Opelika, D. H. THOMPSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Little Rock, Q. R. THOMSON, Pi Kappa Alpha - - Lake Charles, R. L. TINDOL, Beta Theta Pi - - - Dublin, R. B. TOY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - - Atlanta, J. E. TREADWAY, Phi Delta Theta - - - Columbus, J. C. TRIBBLE ------------- Atlanta, J. L. TRIPP . . . . St. Petersburg, . TROUTMAN - - - . TRUSSEL .......... 1. TUBB, III, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . TUCKER .......... W. TURNBULL - - 1. VARAGONA . . E. VILLAGELIU ..... T. XVAITIE, JR., Kappa Alpha . F. WALKER, Sigma Chi - - H. 'W. C. XVALKER . . . . XVALKER --------- WARD, JR., Delta Sigma Phi - A. XVARE, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . XYVARRIQN ......... H. WEAVER - NVEAVER . . . WEBB,Tl1cta Chi - - .WEISSENBIERGER . . .WEISSMAN - - - WESLEY . .WILDER - - ILKINS - - . WILKS, Kappa Alpha - - B. . WILSON - WILLIAMS WILNOT - - WILSON - WILSON - WILSON ........ . H. WILSON, Phi Delta Theta - - F. WINECOFF, chi Phi . . . VINSHIP ---- . WOLFORD --.- . WOOD, Kappa Sigma - B. XVOOD .... ...... . WOODDALL, Phi Sigma Kappa W. WOODS, Pi Kappa Alpha - - K. WRIGHT, Sigma Phi Epsilon - WRIGHT, Beta Kappa - - - . YOUNG, Chi Phi ..... ZAMBORSKY, Pi Kappa Alpha I. ZEMEK, Pi Kappa Alpha - - ' H. ZIEGLER ------ Mooresville, N. C. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Sparta, Tenn. 4 Decatur, Ga. - - Canton, Ohio Birmingham, Ala. . Havana, Cuba . Gainesville, Ga. . jacksonville, Fla. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Cairo, Ga. - - Tryon, N. C. Tuscumbia, Ala. . - Macon, Ga. - - Pulaski, Tenn. - - - Decatur, Ga. Fort Myers, Fla. . Berlin, Germany - - Newark, N. J. - Louisville, Ky. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Memphis, Tenn. - LaGrange, Ga - Boonville, N. C. ' - Atlanta, Ga. - Pensacola, N. C. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga, . . . Liggett, Ky. Chattanooga, Tenn. - Atlanta, Ga. - - Macon, Ga. - - Bristol, Tenn. - Raleigh, N. C. . . Jasper, Tenn. . . Fairlaurn, Ga. - - Savannah, Ga. Coral Gables, Fla. Saxtons River, Vt. - - Atlanta, Ga. . Clifton, N. - - Nutley, N. . Atlanta, Ga. A. M. ANDERSON . E. G. BANDY . . c. H. BATES, JR. . J. H. BATSON . . . H. s. BLACK . . . . C. P. BOHANNON . . J. H. BOHANNON - s. B. BOHANNON . H. BOTH ..-.- D. J. BOWEN . . J. J. BOYD . . H. s. BRYSON . R. G. BULLOCK . . F. M. HURT ------ R. C. CHEEK, Beta Kappa - E. M. CLAPP, JR ..... W. T. CLEARMAN - - J. T. CLECKLEY, JR. - J. G. CONDON ------ R. G. COHN, Tau Epsilon Phi W. R. CONLEY .----- A. H. COOPER ------ M. W. COOPER - - - P. F. COTTINGHAM - C. C. COURTNEY . F. P. COWART - - B. B. CROCKER . . G. A. CROWDER - - R. L. CULPEPPER . . . G. W. E. DAUGHTRY . . T. O. DAY, Pi Kappa Alpha F. P. DINSMORE -f--- J. C. DURDEN, JR .-'- W. V. DURKIN - - A. B. DYES ' - - D. B. FALK -' - G. W. FAMBRO - - J. E. PAW ..-- A. L. FRANTA ..... H. K. FULLER ..... H. B. EUNDERBURK, JR. Lewisburg, Tenn - - Sanford, Fla - Nashville, Tenn Lumberton, Miss - - Americus, Ga . Moreland, Ga . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga - Brooklyn, N. Y . . Atlanta, Ga . . Fairburn, Ga ' - - Rome, Ga Birmingham, Ala. Birmingham, Ala - - - Savannah, Ga. - - Byron, Ga. - - Blakely, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. Freeport, Long Island, N. Y. - - Savannah, Ga. - - Alamu, Tenn. - - Columbus, Ga. - - Hamilton, Ga. - - Greenville, S. C. Jacksonville, Fla. - - Columbus, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. - - Tampa,Fla. - - Savannah, Ga. - - Macon, Ga. . - - Richmond, Va. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Columbus, Ga - - Savannah, Ga - - Fort Valley, Ga - - Savannah, Ga . . Fitzgerald, Ga - - Westfield, N. J - - Crete, Neb - West Point, Ga . . . . . . Bainbridge, Ga J. C. FUNDERBURK, Phi Kappa Sigma - Bainbridge, Ga T. R. GALE ----- F. H. GARDNER, JR. - - J. R. GIBSON, Sigma Chi . F. P. GOOCH ------ F. H. GREENE, Phi Kappa Sigma - W. A. HANSELL, JR. - - - I. J. HARRELL, JR. - R. J. HARTER - - - A. T. HAWKINS - A. M. HERRON ..... F. P. HUDSON, Pi Kappa Alpha - R. H. HUDSON --'-- D. C. HULBERT .... . J. A. HUTCHINSON, JR. . E. D. JOHNSON, Pi Kappa Phi - E. D. JOHNSTON ...- L. M. JONES . . . H. J. KAMACK . . . . Tampa, Fla Hattiesburg, Miss St. Petersburg, Fla Montgomery, Ala - - Somerset, Ky - - Atlanta, G - Bainbridge, G - - Augusta, G Waynesboro, V . . Duluth, G . . Macon, G . . Waycross, G - Tuscarora, M . Moreland, G - LaGrange, G' . . Atlanta, G - . Farmville, V- - - Atlanta, G C. F. KETCHEY . E. T. LAROE - M, LEV ...... E. E. LIVINGSTON . B. F. LOKEY . . . B. S. LOWRY - G. N. MACKENZIE M. H. H. MANLEY L. F. MARTIN . . R. W. P. MAYNARD, Beta Kappa . - W. K. MCLAIN, Pi Kappa Alpha - W. R. MCWILLIAMS, . J. L. MEEKS ..... J. O. MOONEY . . H. C. MOORE .... . J. D. MOTLOW, JR ...... E. M. MOUNT, JR., Beta Kappa - R. S. OVERSTREET . . T. H. PARHAM, JR. . . F. L. PARKER .... G. G. 11121314 .... R. A. PETREY . . B. W. RAVENEL . . T. J. RICKS . . . H. ROBERTS .... R. W. T. SAMS, Sigma Nu - T. F. SAFFOLD .... B. M. SCHMITTER - - S. D. SEE ..... J. SHERRILL . . W. L. SHIPMAN ----- R. A. SHOOP, Kappa Alpha - R. N. SKALWOLD .... R. J. STALL, JR., chi PIII . W. L. SULLIVAN - - - L. TOWNE - - - - J. W. TYLER . . . . L. W. VEATCH ......... A. MARTINSON, Sigma Phi Epsilon, - - Plant City, Fla. - Greensboro, N. C. - Youngstown, Ohio - - Milledgeville, Ga. . Georgetown, Ga. - - Jackson, Miss. Chattanooga, Tenn. -- - - Griffin , Ga. - - - Toplin, Mo. Northport, L. I., N. Y. - - Waycross, Ga. - Huntsville, Ala. - . Dalton, ' - Blairsville, ' - - Atlanta, - White Plains, Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. - Lynchburg, Tenn. - - Statcsboro, Ga. - - Savannah, Ga. - - Asheville, N. C. - - Ceclartown, Ga. - - Savannah, Ga. . Haines City, Fla. - - Columbia, S. C. . . Guyton, Ga. - - Alexandria, Va. - . Atlanta, Ga. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Grantwood, N. J. - - - Louisa, Ky. - Hattiesburg, Miss. . Dyersbu rg, Tenn. - Birmingham, Ala. - - Plainfield, N. J. - v Savannah, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - New York, N. Y. New Rochelle, N. Y. R. B. WARNOCK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Daytona Beach, R. C. WEBB ..... T. J. WEISHAUPT ....... J. G. WI-LITAKEP. . . W. c. WHITE . . C. F. WHITMER . D. E. WILLIS - . H. D. WILLIS . . . J. B. WILSON . . J. G. WOHLFORD . cz. W. WOODRUFF . . N. WORBEY, Beta Kappa . T. s. YOUMANS .... G. E. ZEIGLER, JR. . . . . . . Trion, Ga. Fla. - Lakeland, Fla. - Jacksonville, Fla. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Oregon, Mo. - - - - Tampa, Fla. - Montgomery, Ala. - - - Augusta, Ga. . - Dante, Va. - - Columbus, Ga. - Wilkes-Barre, Pa. - - . Tifron, Ga. - - Thomasville, Ga. TOM KELL ga A WLO'C6 CZULAA HHIEIHS THOMAS N. KELL . . President PARIS G. SINGER . . . . Vice-President FRANK W. ALLCORN, III . . Secretary-Treasurer 1 PAT SINGER FRANK ALLCORN T. H. ABBEY ------ - S. J. ADAMS, Kappa Alpha . A. N. ADCOCK, JR. - - R. ADERHOLD .... G. A. AIKEN - - - G. P. ALEXANDER - - - Atlanta, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Fendcri, Ga. - - East Point, Ga. - Newborn, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. F. W. ALLCORN, III, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Atlanta, G2- D. T. ALLEN, Sigma Nu ----- F. A. ALLEN ------- - A. ALToBEL1.1s, sigma cha . . s. ANDERSON, JR .... D. s. ARCHER .... . . J. C J. . ARMSTRONG ------ - . . . Decatur, Ga. . - Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. - ' Rome, Ga. . - - Atlanta, Ga. H T. W. ARMSTRONG, Phi Delta Theta . . . Macon, Ga. R. lvl. ARNOLD ...------ C. S. ASHBROOK, Pi Kappa Alpha . L. C. ATKINS ----'- J. G. ATTANAS ---'--- D. C. AUGUSTINE ...... J. M. AVERETT, Phi Delta Theta - - W. L. AYCOCK ......-- N. B. AYRES .......... O. J. BAGGARLY, Kappa Sigma - - J. C. BAGWELL, JR., Phi Delta Theta B. S. BAILEY, Beta Theta Pi - P. B. BAILEY ...... R. E. BAILEY - - ' W. P. BALLARD . . . . - - Norwood. Ga. . Brooksville,Fla. - Young Harris, Ga. . Ulster Park, N. Y. - Savannah, Ga. - - Columbus, Ga. Lincolnton, N. C. . . Mableton, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Houston, Texas . . Augusta, Ga. - - Hixson, Tenn. . . . Winder, Ga. C. B. BALLENGEE . . - Huntington, W.Va. V, J, R, BARAN . . . . Stamford, Conn. O. A. BARGE, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - - Atlanta, Ga. J. M. BARNHART, Alpha Tau Omega, Pleasantville, N. Y. .I- E, BARROW ............ Matthews, Ga. J. S. BARTLETT, Pi Kappa Phi .... Asheville, N. C. E. N. BATCHELOR ----- C. L. BAZAN -------- . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Utica, N. Y. S. D. BEALL, Phi Kappa Sigma - - - - Chamblee, Ga. J, C, BEALS ............ St. Augustine, Fla. J. T. BEALS, Kappa Alpha ------ Jacksonville, Fla. G. N. BEAUMARRIAGE, JR., Delta Sigma Phi, Bridgeville, Pa. W. A. BEAUMONT, Chi Phi .... W. E. BECK ------' - W. E. BEDINGER, Chi Psi . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Savannah, Ga. - - Savannah, Ga. H, D, BEESON ..... . Wixistoia-Salem, N. C. W. S. BELLER ..... . . . - W. B. BENNETT ------- - - W. A. BENTON, III, Kappa Sigma - A. R. BERGSTROM --'--- C. C. BERRY -------- c. K. BERRY, Phi Delta Theta . D. R. BERRY, chi Phi . . . M. G. BILLIAS ..-. - J. D. BIRD .... P. E. BIRDSALL . F. C. BLACK .......... G. M. BOARMAN, Beta Theta Pi - - L. C. BODENHEIMER, Phi Epsilon Pi L. W. BOWER, Delta Tau Delta - - J. H. BOWMAN ......... - - Brooklyn, N. Y. - - - Corclele, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Harriman, Tenn. - - Columbus, Ga. - - - Rome, Ga. Daytona Beach, Fla. - - - Metter, Ga. - - Decatur, Ga. - - - Atlanta,Ga. . Springfield, Pa. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Camden, Ark. - - Decatur, Ga. J. W. BOZEMAN, Delta Sigma Phi - Cristobal, Canal Zone J. A. BRADLEY ----- ------ B uford, Ga. C. B. BRANAH, Sigma Nu . . . New Smyrna Beach, Fla. R. T. BRANNON ---- ---- M emphis, Tenn. R. W. BRAY ----- ' - - Cheshire, Conn. M. BRICK ----- - - - Marion, Ark. H. L. BRIDGES, JR. . - - Atlanta, Ga. .1,,-.- ., . Q 'iff I Iliff. fi- 133.-. ,g'7vL'E. H251 N R. B. BRIDGES, Kappa Alpha - R. O. BRINKMAN .... . R. S. BRINSON '----- G. W. BROOKS, Sigma Chi - C. S. BROWN, JR. .... L. L. BROWN ----- W. B. BROWN -------- M. M. BRYAN, Phi Delta Theta R. B. F. M. BRYSON ........ BUCHANAN, Sigma Chi . W. E. BUECHLER ----- - F. L. BULBIN, Phi Epsilon Pi - - Anniston, Ala. . . . Jasper, E. R. BUNNELL, Phi Gamma Delta - H. S. BURNES, Kappa Sigma - - L. J. BURNS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - - H. L. BURPO ........ C. E. BURROUGI-IS - - - - R. B. BURTON - - - G. A. BUSBEE, JR., Beta Theta Pi T. E. BYERLEY ....... C. B. BYRD ......... W. E. CADLE . . . G. M. CALHOUN . F. E. CAMP .... R. F. CAMP ......... - Columbus, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Roanoke, Va. - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - Jefferson, Ga. - - Dothan, Ala. Miami Beach, Fla. Decatur, Ga. - - Miami, Fla. - Decatur, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. Lynbrook, N. Y. . . Jenkins, Ky. Brandsville, Mo. - - Atlanta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - - Stillmore, Ga. . . Smyrna, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. York Beach, Me. . . Austell, Ga. I. E. CAMPBELL ....... J. O. CAMPBELL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - - Atlanta, Ga. S. C. CAMPBELL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - A. I. CAPOOYA ....... . Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. A. M. CARGILE - - - - - St. Augustine, Fla. B. W. CARMICHAEL, Phi Delta Theta - - - Atlanta, Ga. R. L. CARMICHAEL ..... W. C. CARMICHAEL . . T. S. CARRIGAN ------ J. C. CARROLL .... . . . E. V. CARTER, Phi Delta Theta W. L. 'CARTER - - - - - N. M. CARY ........ E. G. CASE, JR., Beta Kappa - J. R. CASSELL, Beta Kappa - N. M. CAVETTE .... A. A. CHALENSKI - - - H. I. CHAMBLESS - - C. K. CHAMLEE ----- D. J. CHAPMAN --- ' H. CHEEK, Phi Delta Theta - - A. H. CHRISTIAN -'--- T. CLAPP, Delta Tau Delta - J. L. CLARK, Pi Kappa Alpha - J. W. CLARK ...--.-. R. E. CLARSON ------ H. H. CLAUSSEN, Chi Phi - L. D. CLEARY ....... R. L. CLEITT, JR., Chi Phi - J. T. CLIFT, chi Phi . C. A. COBB ------ R. P. COCHRAN, JR. - - W. G. COE - --'--- B. C. COIT, Kappa Sigma - - M. F. COLE, Phi Delta Theta . H. L. J. xv. J. E. J. M. - Jackson, Ga. . East Point, Ga. - - Augusta, Ga. - - Dublin, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. - Covington, Va. . Alexandria, Va. . Savannah, Ga. - Baltimore, Md. Memphis, Tenn. Jersey City, N. J. - Waycross, Ga. - Adairsville, Ga. . Clifton, N. J. . Gainesville, Ga. - Columbus, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. Wilmington, Del. Waynesboro, Va. - Columbus, Ga. . Augusta, Ga. . Nutlcy, N. J. - Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Cedartown, Ga - Newton, N. C. - - Orlando, Fla. Wasl1ington, Pa. . . Macon, Ga COLLIER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - - Atl2mI2l,G3 COLLINS ....... COLLINS .... . . . COLLINS ------ COMEY Chi Phi - - - - Atlanta, Ga - - Fairburn, Ga - - Savannah,Ga Danvers Mass D. P. , - ' ' ' , L. S. COMMINS, Phi Epsilon Pi . - - Atlanta. G3 Ga. J. E. CONNORS . E.P.cooK -. .. J. G. COOLEY ....4... J. P. COOPER, clii Phi .... J. L. COPPOCK, Phi Delta Theta J. R. COTHRAN .....-- A. G. COUCH . H. K. COUCI-I . . L. V. COURSEN - - A. C. COWLES, JR. - - - - W. B. COX .......... Chattanooga, Tenn. - - Gabbcttvillc, Ga. . - Lawrenceville, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. . . . EastPoint, Ga. . . . Magnolia, Ark. Pompton Plains, N. j. - - - - -Decatur,Ga. . . . . Mi:-.mi,Fla. H. H. CRANE, Delta Tau Delta - - Fort Worth, Texas G. K. CRAWFORD --------- St. Augustine, Fla. H. A. CROSSVVELL, Alpha Tau Omega - - - Atlanta, Ga. D. CROXVE -----.--.- Johnson City, Tenn. T. S. CROWLEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - . - Atlanta, Ga. C. L. CUDLIPP ---.------,-- Atlanta, Ga. T. E. CUMMINGSTOM, Beta Theta Pi . . . Joplin, Mo. M. H. DAKIN ---- E. A. D'AMICO .... E. C. B. DANFORTI-I . B. S. DANIEL ---- D. DANNA . . B. H. DAVIS - C. J. DAVIS, Alpha Tau Omega C. C. DAVIS, Beta Theta Pi . - L. D. DAVIS -------- G. DAVIDSON ----- - W. R. DEAL . . . F. D. DEFREESE ---- J. M. DEMONTMOLLIN - - i R. M. DESHON - ----- - - XV. L. DICKSON, Delta Sigma Phi R. W. DIECKMAN ------ R. B. DILLARD, Pi Kappa Plii . R. 13. DOOD, JR. . R. E. DooL1:Y . . G. T. DORRIS . s.12.DoRsEY . . . A. s. DOSTER, JR. . . J. D. DOUGHERTY . - D. XV. DOUGHTY .... J. P. DOYLE, JR. ----. -I. S. DREGER, Sigma Chi . R. R. DRUMMOND .... C, DUKE5 ........ A. J. R. DUNN, Pi Kappa Alpha - H. E. DYKE, JR. . . c. H. EAGAR .... A. s. EDWARDS, JR. . . . E. o. EGGLESTON ...... s. P. EI-IRHARDT, Pi Kappa Phi - - Teancek, N. J. - - Elbcrton, Ga. - Augusta, Ga. - Chipley, Ga. - - St. Louis, Mo. - Wooster, Ohio - i Orlando-,Fla. . . . . Atlanta,Ga. - - - Palm Harbor,Fla. - Port-Glasgow, Scotland R. E. DAVIDSON . . . Point Pleasant, N. Y. . . Sandersville, Ga. i Atlanta, Ga. - i Clinton, S. C. - - St. joseph, Mo. - Gatun, Canal Zone - . - Hollis, N. Y. . Decatur, Ga. - Lake Wales, Fla. - - Macon, Ga. - . jackson, Miss. - College Park, Ga. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. Parkersburg, W. Va. - - - Savannal1,Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Stuttgart, Ark. - - - Decatur, Ga. . Maplewood, N. . . . . Selma, Ala. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Athens, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. NV. B. EIDSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Atlanta, Ga. s. F. ELAM .... J. 13. ELLINGTON . . J. A. ENGEL . . . 13PsTE1N, JR. . . . Ashland, Ky. - - Edison, Ga. - - Savannah, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. H. G. EVANS - - - - San Antonio, Texas J. D. EVANS . . W. B. EVERT ......... C. N. FEATHERSTON, Chi Phi . C. L. FELL, Chi Psi -----. R. W. FERGUSON --f--- D. A. FERO ......... W. D. FERRIS, JR., Kappa Sigma - - - - - - Clayton, Ga. - San Diego, Cal. - - - Rome, Ga. - Westfield, N. J. - - Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. .ku ' .,n. ig ,. tif YT.', .-511' -.:e' if . : fi' ' - . 4 W C. H. FINCH, Phi W. F. FITTS . . H. H. FLEMING P. D. FLETCHER NV. A. FORD, Sigma Nu - J. J. FORRER, JR. - - Sigma Ka R. E. FORREST, Beta Theta E. T. FOWLER ..... C. J. F. FREY . ..... . PP3' Pi. N. FREEMAN, JR., Sigma Nu . . J. J. FULLENLOVE, Delta Tan W. D. FULTON ..... B. M. FULTZ, Chi Psi . . T. C. FUNDERBURK, JR. W. R. GAMMILL .... Ii. GARNER ...... H. Ni. GARNER . . W. E. GARRISON - R. E. GARST -------- L. T. GAY, Phi Sigma Kappa - H. T. GAYMON ---- Q. GEIGER ...-.- - C. H. GEORGE . . R. I. GIBBS, JR. - R. W. GIBELING .... R. GIBIAN, Phi Epsilon Pi J. J. GOERLITZ .... C. M Delta Atlanta, Ga. Ridgewood, N. J. - Atlanta, Ga. - Appalachia, Va. Columbus, Ga. Richmond, Va. . Lansdowne, Pa. - Lake City, S. C. - - Atlanta, Ga. . Marietta, Ga. - Atlanta, Ga. Winston-Salem, N. C. - - Miami, Fla. Bainbridge, Ga. . Camden, Ark. Sherwood, Tenn. College Park, Ga. - Covington, Ga. - - Louisville, Ky. - Cuthbert, Ga. Bartow, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. . . Vinings,Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . East Point, Ga. Montgomery, Ala. St. Joseph, Mo. . GOODMAN, Alpha Tau Omega - - - Orlando, Fla. C. P. GOREE, III, Phi Delta Theta - - G. H. GRAHAM, Sigma Chi .--.. F. A. GRAY, Sigma Phi Epsilon - - H. T. GREENE ..... GREENE ----- P. G. NV. C. GREENE . . O. GREESON - NV. C. GREGORY - - R. W. E. GREGORY, Theta Chi - H. C. GRIFFIN, Pi Kappa Alpha L. GRIFFIN, JR. ----- - - - Atlanta,Ga. . Lansing, Mich. Jacksonville, Fla. Ga. Waynesboro, Cordele, Ga. . Somerset, Ky. - Ceclartown, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - Havana, Cuba Monterallo, Ala. - - Augusta, Ga. Kansas City, Mo. - Palisade, N. J. - - Atlanta, Ga. Union City, Tenn. - - Genola, Ga. . Fairield, Ala. New York, N. Y. - - Savannah, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. Copperhill, Tenn. Coral Gables, Fla. R. F. GRIFFITH ...... E. GRAF, Delta Sigma Phi - G. P. GROGAN ----- G, P, GUJLL ......... . F, A, GUNN ......... R. C. GWILLIM, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . C. J. HAEFELE ......... J, L, HAGAN ........... R. L. HALE, JR., Alpha Tau Omega K. R. HALL, Phi Kappa Tau .---- W. S. HAMBY, Delta Tau Delta - - D. D. HAMILTON, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Dalton, Ga. C. D. HAMLY, Chi Phi ------- C. L. HAMPTON ------- - - - J. R. HANAHAN, Chi Phi B. HANCOCK - - . F. R. M. HANSEN - - - - E. E. HARA, Sigma Nu - S. HARD, Pi Kappa Phi W. F. HARDEN ..-- J. W. HARDISON . - - D. G. HARRIS, Pi Kappa A J. L. HARRIS ..... W. HARRIS .---- .J. HARP . . . J. A. HART, JR. . A. W. HARWELL . J. O lpha - - - Galax,Va. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Dublin, Ga. . Syracuse, N. Y. . Drexel Hill, Pa. - - Atlanta, Ga. - Columbus, Ga. . Fort Valley, Ga. . Syracuse, N. Y. . Richmond, Va. - - Wiiadsor, M0 Miami, Fla Charlotte, N. C - - Ensley, Ala B. W. HASKELL - - J. E. HEATHERLY ---- D. A. HECKIIIAN ------ C. D. HEIDLEII, Sigma Chi . . H. C. I-IEINZ, JR., Kappa Alpha XV, E, ......... B. L. HELTON ----- W. B. HENDERSON, JR. - - - C. E. HENNIGI-I ....... R. B. HERZOG, Phi Epsilon Pi - L. R. HESELTON ...... J. HEUBECK, Beta Theta Pi . . H. M. HICKS, JR. . J. A. HIEGEL . . F. T. HIGGINS - - C. V. HINTON - - W. I. HIRSCH . . . J. HITT, Kappa Sigma - I. A. HODGE - - W. S. HOEHL ...... F. G. P. A. G. R. W A. HOFF ........ R. HOLLADAY, Chi Phi . B. HOLLIMAN .... K. HOLLOWAY . J. HOLLY, Pi Kappa Phi . A. HOLT ------- . W. HOLT, JR. ...... M. F. HOOPER -------- L. .I- IL. G. D. R. L. HORNER, Delta Tau Delta i - S. HORNSTEIN ....... M. I-IORWOOD - - L. HOSS ---- O. HOUSTON - W. HUFFMAN . . W HUGHES - - J- - M. L. HUGHES - .I- W G. S. C. I. G. B. .I- R. F. WI W W F. Q. M. R. .I- R. H. H. J- R. G. J. H. HUMPHREY . . C. HUNT ---- L. C. HUNTER - T. HURST . . . E. IVEY . . . L. IVEY - - E. JACKMAN ---- JACKSON, Sigma Nu - - JACKSON ---- C. JAMES, Sigma Chi - - D. JAMISON ----- . M. JANUARY . . . C. JEFFERY ...--- - . F. JENKINS, Phi Kappa Sigma H. JOHN, Phi Gamma Delta - R. JOHNS, chi Phi ..... H. JOHNSON ------ I'I. JOHNSON, Sigma Chi - E. JOHNSTON - - S. JOHNSTON ----- D. JOINER ....--. H. JONES, Phi Delta Theta - B, JQNES ......... W. JONES - JONSSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon W, JQRDAN ........ W. xv. JORDAN --.---- A. S. .I- N. KANZE . ..... . . T. KAUFFMAN, Beta Theta Pi - P. KEITH ......... - - - Macon, Ga. - - - Akron, Ohio Glen Gardner, N. J. - - - Atlanta, . . . Atlanta, Ga. Ga. - - Teaneck, N. J. - Sandersville, Ga. - - Memphis, Tenn. - - Cedartown, . . Atlanta, - - San Diego, - Baltimore, . . . Lincoln, - XVinter Park, - - - Atlanta, - - -Atlanta, Ga. Ga. Ca'. Md. Ala. Fla. Ga, Ga. - Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Atlanta, Ga. - Dames Ferry, Ga. . Coral Gables, Fla. . Bethany, Conn. - Rapidan, Va. - Unadilla, Ga. . Graymont, Ga. Elizabethton, Tenn. - - - Decatur, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - Omaha, Neb. - Montrcal,Canadzi - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Fort George, Fla. - - - Atlanta,Ga. - - Anderson, Ind. - - Blytheville, Ark. - - Atlanta, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. - - Savannah, Ga. . . Fort Valley, Ga. - Limestone, Fla. - - Colquitt, Ga. - - - Galena, Kan. - Matewan, W. Va. . Blacltshcar, Ga. - - Blackshear, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . Trenton, Tenn. . Birmingham, Ala. - - Columbus,Ga. . . Atlanta,Ga. . Miami, Fla. . - Siloam, Ga. - - Chicago, Ill. - Valdosta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Athens, Ga. - . Atlanta, Ga. - - Springfield, Mo. . . Ceclartown, Ga. . Rutherford, N. J. - - - Dublin, Ga. . . . Dublin,Ga. - - Freehold, N. J. Webster Groves, - - - Newnan, Mo. Ga. 5 .::.,n- . N :qw 1101 :A ',.-5 43-,-. I .q - - 'z-1. 511: Gag: ..1-'i' gun. W .9 . . I-l-, M. N. KELL, Pi Kappa Alpha . . B. KELLY .......... W. KELLY, Sigma Phi Epsilon - - W, KELLY ......... E. KELLEY ........ L. KENDRICK, Sigma Chi - - W. R. KENNEDY, JR. . . W. H. KILGORE .... L. KIMBROUGH .... C. KING ........ I-I. KING, Alpha Tau Omega - P. KING ........ C. KNIGHT, Sigma chi - V. KOEBLEY, JR. - . . E KOLAKOWSKI - ' - KUNIANSKY ...... KURRLE, Phi Gamma Delta . - R. LABORIE ....... . A. LAFFITEAU . L. LANCE - - ' W. LANE ----- W. LANFORD - - - J. LAROCHE, Chi Phi . F. LAWRENCE - - - E. LAWRENCE .... . . M. LAZENBY ......... E. LECKRONE, Phi Gamma Delta E. LEE, Kappa Alpha . ---- - W. E. LENNARD - - C. LENZ .... B. LESTER - - - - M, LEWIS ......... T. LEWIS, Pi Kappa Phi - - ' F. LINDGREN, Pi Kappa Phi - P. LINDLEY .... ..-- E. LOCKERY ------ D. LOCKERY ........- H. LOCKHART, Sigma Alpha Epsil D. LOCKMAN ...-..-- . B. LONGINO, Chi Phi ----- M. A. LORET DE MOLA . . .LOWE .... . . . R. LUMBERT .-....-. H. LYNCH .......... W. LYNN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - - Decatur, Ga. - Raleigh, N. C. - Orlando, Fla. - - - Atlanta, Ga. Wheeling, W. Va. - - Arlington,Va. - Augusta, Ga. - Villa Rica, Ga. - - Guthrie, Ky. . Swainsboro, Ga. - Anniston, Ala. . Aberdeen, S. D. - Brunswick, Ga. - - Decatur, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - . Atlanta, Ga. - Baltimore, Md. Spencerport, N. Y. - . Savannah, Ga. - - Gainesville, Ga. f - Springfield, Vt. - - Decatur, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Ocilla, Ga. - - Decatur, Ga. - Canton, Ohio . . Rome, Ga. - - - Pelham, Ga. - - Havana, Cuba - - Savannah, Ga. - - - Rust0n,La. . . Columbus, Ga. - - Atlanta,Ga. - - - Smyrna, Ga. Central City, Ky. Central City, Ky. on . . Atlanta, Ga. West Palm Beach, Fla. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Havana, Cuba . . Albany, Ga. North Scituate, Mass. . . . Arlanta,Ga. . . Marietta,Ga. E. MACMORLAND, Sigma Chi ---- Alexandria, Va. H. MADDOX ........ D. MAKREDIS .------ H. MARCHMAN, JP.. ...-.- W. A. MARSTELLER, Bm Theta Pi R. A. MARTIN --------- T. MARVIN ---- - - G. B. MASSENGALE . H. F. MAXWELL . . R. MAY .--- D, ..... . A. MAYBERRY, Beta Kappa . A. MCCAA ........ . E. MCCAA -------- R. E. MCCALLUM, Kappa Alpha - - - A. L. MCCARTNEY . . - - - - A. F. MCCARTY ------- - . . Meansville, Ga. . . Lynn,Mass. - - Camilla,Ga. . . . Norfolk, Va. - - Cocoa, Fla. - - Sarasota, Fla. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Memphis, Tenn. - Elizabcthton, Tenn. - - Savannah, Ga. Port Gibson, Miss. Port Gibson, Miss. Henderson, Tenn. . . Gadsden, Ala. . . St. Albans, N. Y. . N. MCCLANAHAN, Pi Kappa Phi - - Columbus, Miss H. C. MCGARITY ------- W. P. MCGUIRE, Sigma Chi - - . K. MCKAMY . ..-.--. - E. N. MCKAY, Alpha Tau Omega - . . . . Atlanta, Ga - - - - Decatur,Ga Chattanooga, Tenn - - - . . Rome,Ga W. C. MCLAIN - - G. M. MCRAE . . H. MCRAE ------ H. MCWHORTER . . W. G. MERRITT . . F. A. MILLER, JR. - - G. E. MILLER ..... J. A. MILLER, cha Phi . M. H. MILLER .... s. G. MILLER, chi Phi . E. c. MINGLEDORIIE .... G. H. MINGLEDORFE, JR. . G. E. MIXON ---'---- J. G. MONCK, Delta Sigma Phi - L. E. MONCRIEF ...... J. H. MONK ........ W. F. MOODY . . . H. M. MOORE, JR. . J. R. MOORE ------ - J. B. MORRIS ......... H. L. MUMMA, Alpha Tau Omega - J. R. MUMMA, Alpha Tau Omega - L. E. MUNSON ........ C. L. MURPHY, Sigma Chi . . D. J. MURPHY, JR., chi Psi . . . F. M. MURPHY, JR., sigma Alpha E c. T. MURRAY, JR. ....... R. M. MURRAY, chi Psi ..... R. L. MYRICK . .... . . A. M. NADING ---- - - J. A. NELSON . . . . D. S. NEWBORG . . . . . R. O. NEWELL ........ J. G. NEWMAN, Phi Delta Theta - D. H. NICKELL, Kappa Alpha . . J, NIGR0 ......... J. L. NISBET .... . . . . . . Decatur, Ga - - Augusta, Ga - - Wfooclbury, Ga - - - Athens, Ga - - Greensboro, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga - - Atlanta, Ga - - - Atlanta, Ga - - Montezuma, Ga . . . Atlanta, Ga - - Douglas, Ga - - Douglas, Ga - - - Ocilla, Ga . Brooklyn, N. Y - - Atlanta, Ga - - . Atlanta, Ga. . - Little Rock, Ark. - - Thomasville, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Carlsbad, N. M. . Brooklyn, N. Y. - Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . Miami, Fla. . Miami Beach, Fla. Beverly Farms, Mass. psilon - Atlanta, Ga - - Columbia,S. C. - - - Columbus, Ga - - - Decatur,Ga Wiiiston-Salcxn, N. C. - - - Atlanta, Ga - - New York, N. Y - - - Atlanta, Ga . . LaGrange, Ga . . Ft. Myers, Fla - Ft. Benning, Ga XVinston-Salem, N. C R. C. NIX -------------- Cleveland, Ga W. H. NORTHUP, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Pensacola, Fla R. G. OGLESBY ......... D. R. OLIVE -------- - E. P. OLIVER, Sigma Chi - B. O'NEAL ......... G, E, ORR ........... C M - - - - Miami, Fla - - - Talbotton, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga - . Huntsville, Ala - Chattanooga, Tenn . T. OSTRO , Phi Sigma Kappa - - Garden City, N. Y xv. M. OTEY, JR. ....... . J. A. OUZTS - - - - S. C. OWEN - - G. E. OWENS ...... R. P. OZIER ------'- - J. W. PAFFORD, Theta Chi - - J, C, PAGE ........ B. H. PALMER ----- R. B. PALMER - - f XV. W. PALMER, Phi Sigma Kappa - J. PARHAM, Pi Kappa Phi ---- A. S. PARKER. -----'--- E. S. PARKS, Pi Kappa Alpha - W. A. PARKS, Phi Delta Theta - J, M, pI-IARR ........ S. G. PATE, JR. ..... . PATTERSON ...... . F H. B. PAYNE, JR., chi Phi . C. L. PEACOCK ........ G. F. PEACOCK ....,.... W. J. PEARLMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi - - Talladega, Ala. - - Augusta, Ga. - - Woodbury, Ga. . Wilbralianm, Mass. - Somerville, Tenn. Daytona Beach, Fla. . . . . Macon, Ga. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Maplewood, N. J. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Calhoun, Ga. - - - Millen, Ga. . - Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Savannah, Ga. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Birmingham, Ala. . . . Elbcrton, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - Columbus, Ga. - - Valdosta, Ga. iii: .mg M, z ar, -1 ..-Lili, 33,17 i' J. L. PFEIFER, Phi Epsilon Pi - - Little Rock, Ark. J. R. PEEPLES ........ C, E, PENA .......... . . . Estill, S. C. . - - Miami, Fla. W. M. PENNEY, Pi Kappa Alpha - - - Decatur, Ala. R. D. PEREZ, Pi Kappa Alpha ....... Pierce, Fla. R. J. PERKINSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Pleasantville, N. Y. W. O. PERRITT, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . Florence, Ala. W. C. PETTY, JR. ----------- AshlanCl,Ky. E. L. PHILLIPS, Chi Psi . . J. P. PIAZZA ....... G. J. PICOZZI .....,. E. M. PIEPER, Beta Theta Pi - - E. L. PIROG, Chi Psi . . . J. P. POOLE ..... . . . J. J. POLLARD, Kappa Sigma - S. P. PONCE ........ C. H. PONDER . . . . C. H. POWER - H. H. PRICE ........ . O. M. PRICE, JR., Phi Delta Theta F. C. PUCKETT . ....... B. PUNDICK ......... A. W. QUILLIAN, III - H. QUILLIAN .... . . J. W. QUILLIAN, JR. . . H. W. RAGSDALE .... T. W. RAINE, Kappa Sigma . - L. D. RAINES, Beta Theta Pi . . B. L. RAINEY, Pi Kappa Alpha . J. E. RANDOLPH ...... C. A. N. RANKINE - J. J. RAYNES ------ C. B. READ, Beta Kappa - - C. E. REED, JR., Sigma Chi - C. P. REEVE ------- J. C. REINERT . - c. REISMAN, Phi Epsilon Pi . G. W. RIBBLE . ..... J. K. RICHMOND . . . W. J. RIVERS . . . G. D. ROANE . . H. E. ROBBINS . . H. L. ROBERTSON - L. D. ROCAMORA - . - M. W. RODIER, Chi Psi . C. A. ROESSLER - - - J. T. ROGERS . . . . W. L. ROGERS - G. W. ROPER ...... C. G. ROWLAND, Chi Psi . . F. V. ROWLAND, Theta Chi - - W. C. ROWLAND ..... W. R. SANDERSON - - - J. E. SANDS ----- S. A. SAWYER, Sigma Nu - D. H. SCARBOROUGH . . E. L. SCHENCK, JR. - - C. P. SCHLESINGER, JR. - - - R. A. SCHULZE, Sigma Chi - - - - Corning, N. Y. - Arlington, N. - - Summit, N. J. - - St. Louis, Mo. - Greenfield, Mass. - - Americus, Ga. - Greenwood, Miss. . . . Miami, Fla. - - Griffin, Ga. - Elberton, Ga. Ft. McPherson, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. - Forest Park, Ga. - Brooklyn, N. Y. - Mt. Vernon, Ga. Daytona Beach, Fla. Daytona Beach, Fla. - - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Alderson, W. Va. - - Louisville, Ga. . Buena Vista, Ga. - - Americus, Ga. - - Rahway, N. J. . Augusta, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Swainsboro, Ga. - - - Calhoun, Ga. - Memphis, Tenn. - - Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Albany, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Asheville, N. C. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . - Eastman, Ga. - Gainesville, Ga. - - Albany, Ga. - Savannah, Ga. - - Cawood, Ky. . . Tyler, Texas . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Anniston, Ala. . . . Atlanta, Ga. - - - Atlanta, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. G. H. SCHOTTLER, Sigma Phi Epsilon - Baltimore, Md- C. C. SCONYERS, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Malden,M0. J. F. SCOTT, Alpha Tau Omega ----'- Atlanta, G3- J. E. scoTT, JR., chi Phi ........ Atlanta, Ga R. W. SEIFERTH ----- - - West New York, N. J J. H. SHARP ........ .... F itzgerald,Ga M. L. SHATZEN, Phi Epsilon Pi - ---- Atlanta, G3 W. H. SHEFFIELD . . G. R. SHEPHERD - - - F. L. SHERAM ------ C. A. SHERROD, Sigma Chi ---- R E.SPHPLEY .--..-. - -. . . . Atlanta, Ga. - - Hollywood, Fla. - College Park, Ga. - Covington, Tenn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. V. M. SI-IIPLEY, JR., Delta Tau Delta - - Savannah,Ga. J. W. SHOTT .... H. o. SIBLEY, JR. . . s. SILVER ....... o. w. SIMMONS ..--- W. H. SIMS, Beta Theta Pi . P. G. SINGER, chi Psi . . . J. SINICA, JR. . G. A. SLIKAS . . A. Q. SMITH . E.A.SMITH..- H. K. SMITH ......... M. J. SMITH, JR., Phi Epsilon Pi W. C. SMITH, Kappa Sigma . - J. F. SNYDER ..---.- - W. G. SOLOMAN, Phi Delta Theta W. A. SPELL, Beta Kappa - - - L. H. SPIVEY ----- - - - P. SPRAYBERRY - - .l- A. D. SPURLOCK - - A. H. STAKELY ------ C. W. STAPLETON ---- - - J. A - - Birmingham, Ala. - . - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . East Point, Ga. - - St. Louis, Mo. - - Columbus, Ga. - - Red Bank, N. J. - - Brooklyn, N. Y. - Barncsville, Ga. - - East Point, Ga. - - - Thomaston, Ga. - - Brookline, Mass. . . Ncwnan, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . - Macon, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. - - - Mettcr, Ga. - - Jacksonville, Ala. . . . . Dawson, Ga. - College Park, Ga. - - - Glen Ridge, N. J. M. STARR, JR., Sigma Nu ------ Ncwnan, Ga. . H. STATON, Alpha Tau Omega - - . . Atlanta,Ga. S, STEFANSIN ......... NVcst New York, N. T. G. STEIMER . . A. T. STEPHENS - G. H. STEWART - - H. W. STEWART - - - F. M. STEWART, JR. - R. S. STOOPS ---- wt G. STORY .......... . New York, N. Y. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Ccdartown, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - - - Gray, Ga. - - Philadclphia,Pa. . Woodbury, N. J. J. F. STOVALL, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . - Madison, Ga. G. G. STRICKLAND .....- M. STURGIS ....-.--- B. J. STURMAN . . s. B. SUTTON . - H. S. TABACHNICK - - H. M. TAFT, Pi Kappa Phi . R. C. TATE ------- A. B. TAYLOR ...... G. R. TAYLOR, Tllcta Chi - G. C. TAYLOR ..... H. TAYLOR - - J- M. F. TAYLOR ------- W. E. TAYLOR - ----- - - W TEAGUE, Delta Tau Delta - . B. F. I. THOMAS ---- '--- W. C. THOMAS ------ - W. B. THOMAS -------- - - - - - Duluth, Ga. - Dublin, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. . Vidalia, Ga. . . Camden, N. J. . - Atlanta, Ga. - Broxton, Ga. - - Richmond, Va. - - - Oriente, Cuba Rocky Mount, N. C. - - Waycross, Ga. - - Wfest Point, Miss. - - Cuthbert, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Paris, Tenn. - - Wilson, N. C. St. Pctersbu rg, Fla. R. M. TI-IOMPSON,JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon,Clearwatcr,Fla. W. C. THOMSON, Kappa Alpha - - H. G. THRASHER, JR. . . . . D. A. TILLMAN, Kappa Alpha . R. TINDELL ....... T. W. TISDALE, Kappa Alpha . . - - - Decatur, Ga. . . Athens, Ga. . - Albany, Ga. . Brunswick, Ga. - - - Nashville, Tenn. H. H. THRESHER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Miami Beach, Fla. J. F. TRAWICK ........ L. H. TRAYLOR ...--.--- J. TRIBBLE, Alpha Tau Omega - E. R. TROBAUGH ..... - v - - - Miami, Fla. - - LaGrange, Ga. - Forsyth, Ga. . . Tampa, Fla. 47' . I. N J 5 u If if 0 I .s V 5 1+ 'H l T V V- -4 .. .Q .- 1. F' .. 5'1 sl-ii? - ' . ' I 4 f l h gi. '-S? H 1.22 W, . . .Siigiz W x-'S' .5 ...J n .G- 3 1 3 f -s, . . -fs.. in J 'N' r, 3 t I I I V K I 1 ..,. agp . 1 V V Af- I Ti. wiv Jfffl . f 1' Eff? ', . L .1 n' W' 1253: -V V CZ l I :1 , 5' Jl,f.3 f. IQ i.. ' ' jz1i5Y:?i.Q ' 3 8 , ' ' f .I R. A. TURNER - - . T. H. TURNER - - G.W.TUTAN..... . H. H. UGALDE ........ R. VAN BUSKIRK .,... J. D. VAN HORNE ------ R. W. VEATCH, JR ...... ..... South Pittsburg, Tenn. - - Hawkinsville, Ga. . . . . Savannah, Ga. - Alajuela, Costa Rica H. C. VAN ARSDALE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Plainficld,N. . . . Fairhaven, N. J. - - Binghamton, N. Y. J. J. VENABLE, Alpha Tau Omega . . Birmingham, E. s. VOORHIES ....... J. H. VOYLE5, JR ........ J. F. WAGNER, Phi Delta Theta - G. W. WALKER -------- J. R. WALKER, Pi Kappa Phi - W. E. WALKER ....... E. B. WALLIS --------- N. J. XVALTON, Phi Delta Theta . H. O. WARD .... J. L. WARE ..... P. L. WARNOCK, JR. . . J. E. WARRICK . . . H. L. WATERS . . T. H. WATSON . . J. F. WEAR, Beta Theta Pi - - - R. WEATHERFORD, Pi Kappa Phi R. J. WEBSTER, Chi Phi ---- J. G. WEIBEL, Pi Kappa Phi . . A. F. WELLS, Phi Gamma Delta . R. W. WESTBROOK ..... T. J. WHARTON -----' B. WHISNANT, Kappa Alpha F. A. WHITAKER ----'-- S. M. WHITEHILL, JR. --f- S. M. WHITNEY, Sigma Chi - - G. C. WILKINS, JR. -'-- J. M. WILKINS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - R. L. WILKINS ......-. K.K.WILCOX .. ...-- J. A. WILLIAMS . . J. W. WILLIAMS - - M. s. WILLIAMS - . R. S. WILLIAMS ----- A. G. WILLIS, Sigma Chi - R. H. WILLIS, Sigma Chi - L. WILLNER ------ J. H. WILSON ---- R. WILSON - - R. E. WILSON -------- D. W. WINFREE, Sigma Alpha Ep Atlanta, Ga. Ala. . . . Nashville, Tenn. - - - - Morrow, Ga. P. K. WADSWORTH, Alpha Tau Omega, Cleveland, Ohio - Atlanta, Ga. - - LaGrange, Ga. - - - Atlanta, Ga. - Birmingham, Ala. - - Lexington, Ky. - - Brandenburg, Ky. - - Dublin, Ga. - - Fitzgerald, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - - Blakely, Ga. - Cedartown, Ga. - - Carmel, Cal. - - Binghamton, N. Y. . - Munfordville, Ky. - - . - Atlanta, Ga. - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Baltimore, Md. - - Zanesville, Ohio - - - Atlanta, Ga. - - Summerville, Ga. - - Waycross, Ga. - - - Nowata,Ok1a. . . Miami Beach, Fla. . . . Dallas, Texas - - Atlanta, Ga. - - - Alexandria, Ala. - - - - Orlando, Fla. - - Newnan, Ga. - - Durham, N. C. - . West Point, Ga. - - Shemcld, Mass. - - Concord,N. C. . . Atlanta I - Atlanta, . Atlanta 1 - Atlanta, . . St. Petersburg, silon - - Atlanta, A. J. P. WINN ............. Guyton, F. J. WINN, Alpha Tau Omega - XV. I. WINNE -------- R. H. WINTERS . - - - - - W. R. WOFFORD - - - - - C. W. WRIGHT ------- H. R. WRIGHT, Pi Kappa Phi - H. E. WRIGI'IT, Chi Phi - - - T. E. WRIGHT ----- T. B. 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F. ANDREWS ..... T. ANDREWS, Delta Tau Della L. APPLING ...... A. ARIAS . ARNOLD . . R. ARNOLD . B. ARTHUR . VV. ARTHUR a . . H, ARTHUR, JR. . L. ATHEARN . W. AVERA . . J. AYCOCK ..... 1. AYERS, Phi Sigma Kappa . S. BAIRD ..... L. BAKER, Kappa Alpha . J. BALDlNl .... G. BALDIN . P. BARFIELD . . W. BARKBR . . B. BARNARD, AIR. . B. BARNES . . . H. BARTON, Delta Tau Delta . R. BATES, Kappa Sigma . . . W. BATES .... H. BATTON . E. BECHT . . . . E. BELCHIZR .... O. BELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon o. BENNINGTON, JR. . E. BENNETT . . . L. BENZENHAFER . . . BERNARDO ....,.. P. BERNSTEIN, T... Epsilon Pm K. BERRY, chi vm .,.. P. BIGGERS, JR. . R. BIRNN, Kappa Sigma . E. BISSINNAR ..... H. BITTLE, Delta Sigma Phi . W. BIVANS ..... M. BLACK, Kappa Sigma . F. BLACK .... F. BLAIR . . . ll. BLANCHARD, Chi Phi . T. BLANTON .... T. BLUMENTHAL . . . V. BOCCIERI ...... H. BOGGUS. Alpha Tau Omega . R. BOLLINGER. Delta Tau Delta S. BOLT, Sigma Chi .... I... S. BOOR, Chi Phi . W. BOSCH, Sigma Chi . . F. BOTTENFIELD .... A. BRACEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon M. BRACIIY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon V. BRADDY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon L. BRANDON, Kappa Alpha . J. BRANDON, Kappa Sigma . E. BRAUN, Pi Kappa Alpha . T. BRIDGES . . . . B. BRIDGES .... E. BRIDGES, Kappa Alpha . M. BRISTOL, Chi Phi . E. BROADWELI, . . . Bristol, Tenn . . Atlanta, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga St. Petersburg, Fla . . Atlanta, Ga . Tignall, Ga . Atlanta, Ga . Cedartown, Ga. . Stamford, Conn. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Lake Alfred, Fla. . Statesboro,G.x. . Atlanta.Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. . . Atlanta, Ga. XVnodstock, Conn. . Macon, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Covington, La. . Camaguey, Cuba Douglasvillc, Ga. . Baldwin, Miss. . Albany, Ga. . Salisbury, N. C. . Asheville, N. C. . Augusta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Decatur, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Tallahassee, Fla. . Princeton, N. 1. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Ft. Benning, Ga. . Columbia, S. C. . Clarksville, Miss. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Williston,I7la. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Quincy, Fla. . Macon, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . San Juan, Puerto Rico . . Atlanta, Ga. Greensboro, N. C. . . Smyrna, Ga. . . Tampa, Fla. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. Maxwell Field, Ala. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Millvillc, N. j. . . Macon, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Tifton, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. . Talbottun, Ga. Merchantville, Ga. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Gainesville, Ga. Cumberland, Md. . Atlanta, Ga. . Fairfield, Ala. . Thomasville, Ga. Thomasville, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Thomasville, Ga . Miami, Fla . Savannah, Ga . Atlanta, Ga . Albany, Ga . Anniston, Ala . Atlanta, Ga . Atlanta, Ga F. BROCK . H. BROWN . . A. BROWN, JR. . B. BROWNING . C. BRUNSON . . E, BUCK . . . A. BUCKNIER, JR. . . M. BULLARD, Delta Tau Delta . L. BULLARD ..... W. BUNGER . . . D. BUNN, Sigma Nu . P. BUNN .... L. BURCH . P, BURGESS . E. BURNS ...... S. BURNS, Alpha Tau Omega . M. BUSH, Pi Kappa Alpha . K. BUTLER, Chi Psi . . . W. CAIIPEY . . G. CALDWELL . C. CAMP . . . O. CAMP . L. CAMP . . H. CAMP . . P. CAPEHARR ..... C. CARLSON, Alpha Tau Omega . J. CARNEY ...... P. CARPENTER . L. CARSON . C. CARTER . L. CASH . . E. CASH . . H. CAUSEY ..... L. CELY ....... H. CENTER, jR., Kappa Sigma Z. CHASTAIN . M. CHENEY . . . C. CHENEY, Chi Phi . H. CHILDERS . . D. CHIPLEY, JR. . B. CI-IISHOLM . R. CLARK . . L. CLARK, Sigma Chi . . . B. CLARK, Phi Gamma Delta L. CLARK, Sigma Phi Epsilon T. CLEGG ...... A. CLIEMENS, Delta Tau Delta L. CLEMENTS, Beta Theta Pi . P. CLEVELAND, Kappa Alpha H. CLEVELAIVD. Chi Phi . L. COCHRAN .... D. COKE ....... M. COLEMAN, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . A. COLEMAN ..... It COLLINS . L. COLLINS . J. COLLINS ...... B. COMMANDER .... B. CORVETTE, Phi Delta Theta COVINGTON, Kappa Sigma . H. COWAN ..... D. C. S. COX ....... COX, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . COYNE ..... CRANKSHAW, Chi Phi . . . B. CRAWFORD, Delta Sigma Phi . D. CROMARTIE .... M. CROWDER . . C. CROWDER . A. CROWELL . P. CULTER ..... S. CURRIE, Kappa Alpha . B. CURRY, Sigma Nu . F. CURRY .... CZEGLEDI . R. CZEPIEL . W. DALLAS . C. DARAGAN ..... G. DANIEL, Phi Kappa Phi . F. DANIEL. Delta Tau Delta . C. DAVIE ...... T. DAVIS, Delta Tau Delta . B. DAVIS, Chi Phi . . . C. DAVIS, JR ..... . Atlanta, Ga. . Fitzgerald, Ga. . Nashville, Tenn. . Mason, Ohio . Atlanta, Ga. . Tampa, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . East Point, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . Waycross, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Leary, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Boston, Mass. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . Ft. Benning, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Ellijay, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Greenville, Ga. . Sylvester, Ga. . Tunnel Hill, Ga. . Montclair, N. 1. . Natchez, Miss. . Atlanta, Ga. . Smyrna, Ga. . East Point, Ga. . East Point, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Clarkdale, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Miami, Pla. San juan, Puerto Rieu . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . Lynchburg, Va. . Thomasville, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. . Charlotte, N. C. . Wzxshington, D. C. . Sunburst, Mont. . Belleville, N. J. . Bradenton, Fla. . . . Troy, Ala. . Spartanburg, S. C. . Miami, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Guthrie, Ky. . New Orleans, La. . . Orlando, Fla. . Birmingham, Ala. . Wliiteliaven, Tenn. . Savannah, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Griffin. Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Valdosta, Ga. . Harmon, N. Y. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . jacksonville, Fla. . . Griilin, Ga. . Newnan, Ga. . Cordele, Ga. . Louisville, Ky. . Meridian, Miss. . Atlanta, Ga. . Orlando, Fla. . Paulsboro, N. J. . Deep River, Conn. . Houston, Texas '. Danluury, Conn. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . I-Iuntsvillc, Ala. . Tampa, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. ,af 555. .. 'S' 4. .2 , . M 1 .3 H 1, t-Y' QQ, ..f.. 'S l - ? ' Q, ,X I . 6 .H 3 'gs zz . Q. gr: B. EWALD, Bm , I W. J. as Q' -Q l. xg Y,-fl L. DAVIS . . L. DEBEAUCHAMP, Sigma Phi Epsilon W. DELANEY . W. DEJON, Delta Sigma Phi . H. DEMING . . I-I. DENDY, JR. G. DENNIS, JR., E. DENNY . G. DENTON . G. DIVINE . . K. DOBBS, Kappa E. DODGEN . . P. Dnxscou., JR., M. DUBOSE . E. DUNANVAY . Phi Kappa Tau . Sigma . Chi Phi . C. DUNCAN, Phi Kappa Tau . C. DUNCAN, Pi Kappa Phi . W. DUNN . . F. DUTEIL . S. DUGGAN . D. EAGAR . B. EAGER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . M. EARNEST, Phi Kappa Tau . . A. EASTER, JR., Dvlta Tau Delta . M. EDGE . . I-I. EDSALL . . I-I. EDWARDS . E. EDWARDS . Q. EDXVARDS . S. EDWARDS . EINSTEIN. Tau Epsilon Phi . A. ELLIOTT . A. EMMGNS . G. ERWIN . . K. EVANS, Delta Tau Delta . W. EVANS, JR. C. EVANS . . C. EVERETT . T. EWING . . M. EZZARD . B. FARMER . A. FEAGLE, JR. W. FEAGLES . 1. FEIN . . . N. FERRELL . Theta Pi . M. FERST, JR., Phi Epsilon Pi . H. FIELDER . J. FIELDS . S. FIGG, Beta Theta Pi . . . W. FINCI-IER . L. FINKELSTEIN, Tau Epsilon Phi . D. FINN . . , A. FIORI . , J, FISHER . . XV. FITZGERALD, P. FITZPATRICK JR., Beta Theta Pi FIX, Delta Tau Delta . M. FLETCHER, JR. . . N. FLORENCE, Chi Phi . . VV. FOGLE, Pi Kappa Alpha . P. FORD . . E. FOWLER . FRADY . . L. FRAZIER . s. FRYE . . W. FRYER, JR. R. FULMER, JR. H. FUNK, Pi Kappa Phi . S. FURCRON . M. FUTRELL . M. GALLEY . A. GAINES . A. GARDENER . C. GARLAND . D. GASKINS . A. GAYLE, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . M. GENTRY . E. GEORGE . J. GERSHEN, Tau Epsilon Phi . GET .... A. GIALANELLA, Sigma Phi Epsilon H. GIBELING . G. GILBERT, Delta Tau Delta . . Atlantic City, N. J . Long Island, N. Y . . . Atlanta, Ga . Short Beach, Conn . . . Macon, Ga . Atlanta, Ga . Fort Myers, Pla . Greensboro, N. C . Atlanta, Ga . Albany, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga . Anniston, Ala: . Savannah, Ga . Sumter, S. C . Orrville, Ala . Hampton, Va . . Macon, Ga . . Fitzgerald, Ga . Chattanooga, Tenn . Hawkinsvillc, G. . Chattanooga, Tcnnl . Valdosta, G . . Atlanta, G . . . Atlanta, G . Charlotte, N. . . Warwick, N. . . Atlanta, G . Macon, G1 . Ways, G. . . Gadsden. Al New Brunswick. N. . . . Zcl:ulon,Gz . Kodak, K5 . Miami, Fl ol . Atlanta, . . Atlanta, G . Atlanta, G' . . Atlanta, G . Charleston, S. . . Atlanta, G . Roswell, G . Austell, G . . . Atlanta, G Oklahoma City, Okl New York City, N. . . Hampton, V . . Atlanta, G . Atlanta, G . Austell, G . Richmond, V . . Atlanta, G . New York, N. . . Atlanta, G . Clifton, N. . Atlanta, G . Atlanta, . . . Macon, XVinstnn-Salem, N. ' . . . Jackson. . Ccdartown, . . Aurora, M . Decatur, . Brunswick, . Sylvia, N. . Soddy, Tc . . Atlanta, . Nashville, Tc . . Augusta, C . . Tampa. Ii . The Plains, X . Union City, Te . . Atlanta, C . Gainesville, . Anderson, I . Columbus, . . Alapaha, . High Point, N. . Atlanta, . Vinings. . Elizabeth, N. . Washington, D. . . Newark, N. . East Point, . Atlanta, GILL ....... GILMAN ....... GINSBURG, Tau Epsilon Phi GLOVER, JR., Chi Phi . . GOLDING ..... GOODCOE . GOODMAN . GOODROE . . GOULD, Chi Phi . . GOZA. ....... GRABBE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon GRACE, III, Kappa Alpha . GRAHAM ...... GREEN . NV. W. GRIER, Kappa Sigma . . R. L. J. A. A. M c. v. M. 12. W. L. P. xv. RAY J. E. J. V. J. C. W. J. J. T. D. ls. J. W. E. D. L. P. GRIFFETH, Delta Tau Delta GRIFFIN, Pi Kappa Phi . . GRILL . .... C. D. GROVER . . . . R. B. S. .S. GUNTER ...... GUSKIND, Tau Epsilon Phi . C. I-IACH . . P. HAGEDORN . W. C. HAIGLER . J. W. HALE ...... D. P. HAMILTON, Sigma Nu . S. A. HAMILTON, Kappa Sigma . H. E. HAMMER ..... C. E I-IAMMET . . . . . . C. D. HANELINE, Kappa Sigma . G.F NV. P. HANSEN H. H HANNON, Alpha Tau Omega . HARDEN . . .... VU. HARDIN . . C. C. HARDY . R. C. HARKNESS . H. C. HARRISON . D.O . HART . . R. G. HARVEY . D. HAWLEY . . B. C. HAYNES . R. C. HERBERT . H. H. HELD, Tau Epsilon Phi . R. G. HENLY . .... R. P. HERMES, Beta Theta Pi . W. H. HERMES, Beta Theta Pi . C. E. A. J. HERREN, Pi Kappa Phi . HERRINGTON . . . F. B. HESTER . . . T. A. HICKMAN, Kappa Sigma . G. C. HICKS, Pi Kappa Alpha . H. HIGHAM, Pi Kappa Alpha R. H. HIGHTOWER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon J. P. HILE, Phi Kappa Sigma . . T. HILL, Sigma Nu . . . J. j. HINTON . . R. C. HOCK ..... J. P. HODGES, Kappa Sigma . G. E T. B. F. P. F. R. J- J- HOEFLER, Sigma Chi . . HOGAN, Pi Kappa Alpha . HOLDER ..... HOLLIDAY . HOLBIES . G. H. HOLSENBECK . C. W. HOOD . . . C. F. HOOPER, JR. . H. W. HOPE . . 1. U. HORTON . . L. K. HOWES . . . R. A. HOYLE, Chi Phi . T. A. HUDGENS . . . A. W. HUMPHRIES, JR. . A. K. HUNT .... J. C. HUNT . . I. W. HUSON . M. A. HUSTON . . S. F. HUTCHINS . C. E. HUTTO ..... J. W. INGHAM, Beta Kappa . . B. M. INGRAM, Alpha Tau Omega L. R. INGRAM ...... A. J. ISKRZAK . . . . . H. R. IVEY ........ R. A. JACKSON, Delta Tau Delta . . Greenville, S. C. . Richmond, Va. . Lcwisburg, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Decatur, Ga. . Valdosta, Ga. . Canton, Ohio . Columbus, Ga. . Brunswick, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . Tampa, Fla. . Charleston, Miss. . Charlotte, N. C. . Winder, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. . Baltimore, Md. . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Gridin, Ga. . jersey City, N. J. . . Tampa, Fla. . West Point, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Elizabeth ton, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Clarksville, Tenn. . . . Arco, Ga. . Brunswick, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Washington, Ga. . Fitzgerald, Ga. . Tampa,Fla. . Dallas, Texas . Andalusia, Ala. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Midland Park, N. . Short Hills, N. j. . . New Orleans, La. West Palm Beach, Fla. . . . Smyrna, Ga. . . Bradford, Pa. . . Bradford, Pa. . West Point, Ga. . Brinkley, Ark. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Perry, Fla. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Maplewood, N. J. . . Dublin, Ga. . . jackson, Miss. . Waynesville, N. C. . . Dacula, Ga. . . . Miami, Fla. . Langley Field, Va. . St. Petersburg, Fla. . Lincolnton, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Bogart, Ga. . Fairfield, Ala. . Winder, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Ccdartown, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Springfield, Mass. . Savannah, Ga. . Union City, Tenn. . Savannah, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Valdosta, Ga. Cristobal, Canal Zone . Milledgcville, Ga. . Coral Gables, Fla. . Savannah, Ga. . Macon, Ga. . . Florence, Ala. . Bainbridge, Ga. Windsor Locks, Conn. . . . Tifton, Ga. . Winder, Ga. .C. W. H. L. JARRELL, c. JENKINS . . . 1. JENKINS . . B. JOHNSON . . . G. JOHNSON, E. JOHNSON . . . E. JOHNSON, cm Psi P. JOHNSON . M. JOHNSON . O. JOHNSON . . E. JOHNSON W. JOHNSTON, R. JOINER D. JOLLY . B. JONES . B. JONES . E. JONES . M. JONES . rs. JONES . . JOYNER H. Kappa Alpha . . Phi Kappa Sigma . Phi Delta Theta . R. JUSTI, Sigma Phi Epsilon . B. KANE, Phi Delta Theta . N. P. KARAPIN . . . c. KARNES, JR. . . KAPLAN, Phi Epsilon Pi . S. KEHR. Beta Theta Pi . W. KEMPER . . . S. KEMPTON, Beta Theta Pi . L. KENIMER . N. KENYON . A. KERR . . J. KERSCHER . N. KERSEY, JR. . W. I-I. KINARD, Chi Psi . M. KILPATRICK, Sigma Chi . KING, Jn., Pi Kappa Phi . O. KING, Phi Delta Theta . KIRK ,... . E. KIRKLAND, JR. . KLAUSNER, Tau Epsilon Phi . L. KLETT .... F. KNEISIZL, Pi Kappa Phi . F. KORYCINSKI . F. KRAFKA . A. KRATZER . C. KRESSIZR . . . .KURITZKY .... K. LALOR, JR., Chi Phi . W. LAMB .... H. H. P. LATHEM . M. LANG, sigma Alpha LANGE, Delta Sigma Phi . . LARGEN Epsilon . S. LAUBLY . . . I: B. LECRAW, L. LEE . . , . C. LEE, Chi Phi . S. LEEDY . . L. LEMON . . . A. LENNOX . LEBLANC ...... Sigma Alpha Epsilon . A. LEUDEMANN, Beta Theta Pi . I. LEVI, Phi Epsilon Pi . . . H. LEWIS, JR. . . C. LEWIS, Delta Sigma Phi . C.LE.WIS . . . N. C, LIPFERT, Phi Delta M. S. LINDSAY . . . O. LINEHAAI . . . . I-I. LIPPINCOTT . . J. LODER, Sigma Chi LEY ....... Theta . LILLY, Kappa Alpha . . R. LONG, Sigma Chi . . . . H. LONGINO, Alpha c. LORD .... LOW . . A. LUDDY . . . LUMSDEN, JR C. MACKENZIE . . C. MACKEY . . . MACMANUS. JR., . MACNABB . . . .D. M . O. MADDOX . 'Tau Omega . Alpha Tau Omega . Thomasville, G: . . Mullins,Gz . . Savannah, G Western Springs, Il . . Columbus, G: . . . Atlanta,G . Painted Post. N. Y . Atlanta,G: . Atlanta,G. . Columbus, G1 . Clcveland,G: . Atlanta, G: . Atlanta, G. . Decatur, G. . . Moreland, G . Birmingham, Al . North East, Ml . . Macon, G . Atlanta, G4 . Atlanta, GL . Atlanta, G . Atlanta, G . . Miami, Fl . . Aliquippa, P . . Covington, V . Ft. Lauderdale, Fl . . Atlanta, G . Arlington, Ma . Cleveland, G . Jacksonville, Fl . Birmingham, Al . . Atlanta, . Largo, Fl . Atlanta, G . Atlanta, . West Point, . . Atlanta, . Atlanta, . . . Atlanta, . Mount Vernon, N. . . . Atlanta, . . Atlanta, . Schenectady, N. . . Augusta, . . Fitzgerald, West Roxbury, Ma New York City, N. . . . Miami, P . Chattanooga, Te . . Atlanta, . San Antonio, Te . College Park, . Atlanta, . Atlanta, . Miami, . Atlanta, . Atlanta, . Augusta, . Atlanta. Smyrna, Atlanta, New York City, N. . . Anniston, . Clarksville, Tc . . . Miami, l . Columbus, . . Atlanta, . . Fort Valley, Avondale Estates, . , Atlanta, . Chestnut Hill, M . Moorcstown, N . Chattanooga, Te . . Roanoke, . . Fairhurn, . . Pittsfield, M . Wilmington, N. . Atlanta, . Nacoochec, . Greensboro, N. . Ware Shoals, S. . . Atlanta. . Atlanta, . Winder. W. MAGILL, Theta Chi . L. MEIER, Beta Theta Pi . H. MARCPIBANKS, JR. . I. MARCUS .... J. MARSHALL, JR. . PL MARTIN, JR. . N. MARVIN . Ii.MASON.,..... XV. MASSENGALE, Kappa Alpha Q. W. TVIASSEY ...... T. MASSEY, Kappa Alpha . H. MASSEY, ,IR .... . MAS'I'IiRTON, Beta Theta Pi . J. MATTE .... G. MAYO, Beta Theta Pi . R. NICAULEY ..... S. MCCLESKEY . . . . B. MCCLURE, Phi Gamma Delta R. MCCOWN ...... A. MCDONALD .... W. MCDONOUGH, Chi Phi . C. MCFARLAN . . . D. MCGAUGHEY, JR. . G. MCGAW, JR. . . li. MCGINTY, Sigma Chi . T. MCGNAW ...,. NICGOWIIN ...,.. A. MCGUIRE, Phi Sigma Kappa . B. MCGUIRE, Beta Theta Pi . H. MCINTYRE ...... A. MCKIZAGE, Sigma Phi Epsilon . o. MCKINNEY, JR. . . . MCLANER, JP.. . . H. MCLEAN . K. MCMAHON . M. MCNEILL, cha mi , MCNENNEY . . . M. MCNULTY . MCRAE, cha Psi . H. Mlslmt .... L. M121ut1MaN, Ju. . M. METCALF . . . W. MICHALCZEWSKI . C. MILLER, Chi Phi . R. MILLER . . . A. MILLER . . J. MILLIGAN . . E. MILLING, JR. . E. MITCHELL . T. NIITCHELL . . S. MITCHELL, AIR. . . . LI. MITCHELL ...... H. MOLNAR, Sigma Alpha Epsilon l'l. MONK ....... R. IVIONROE . J. MONSPORT . WV. MOON . A, MOORE . V. MOORE . G. MORA . . A. MORGAN . . H. MORGAN, JR. W. MORGAN . B. MORRIS . M. MORRIS ..... C. MORRISON .... M. MORSE, Sigma Phi Epsilon M. MUERTH ..... G. MULLING . N. MUNN . C. MUNROE, Phi Delta Theta D. MUNROE, Phi Delta Theta . j. MURPHY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon L. MURPHY, JR ...... H. MURPHY ..... G. NIURPHY, Delta Tau Delta . M. MURRAY ..... NALLEY, JR. . , . . D. NAPIER, Kappa Alpha . NEAL, JR. .... . . H. NEEL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon W. NESMITH ..... H NEWMAN, Kappa Sigma . G. NEWTON ..... . Fort Myers, Fla. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Santa Barbara, Cal. . New York, N. Y. . . Macon, Ga. . Lynchburg, Va. . Sarasota, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Macon, Ga. . . Commerce, Ga. . , . Pensacola, Fla. Manila, Philippine Islands . Portsmouth, Va. . Lakeland, Pla. . Waycruss, Ga. . Canton, N. C. . Charleston, S. C. . Atlanta, Ga. . Dallas, Texas . Hendersonville, N. C. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Wayncslworo, Pa. . Atlanta, Ga. . Sebring, Fla. , . Hampton, Va. . . . Boston, Mass. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Rome, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Wichita, Kan, . Florence, S. C. . Tampa, Fla. . Dawson, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . Smyrna, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . Albany, Ga. . Newark, N. J. . . Conyers, Ga. . Ft. Benning, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. , Cap: Charles, Va. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Hampton, Ga. . Decatur, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Saginaw, Mich. . Cuthbert, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Bridgeport, Conn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Daytona Beach, Fla. . . - . Tiftnn, Ga. . Havana, Cuba . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Cordcle, Ga. . Marietta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Fort Monroe, Va. . . Atlanta. Ga. . Quincy, Fla. . Quincy, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . Amcricus, Ga. . Etowah, Tenn. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Elmwood, Tenn, . Thomasville, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . 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O'CALLAGI-IAN . J. O'FLINN . ..... P. OLCOTT, III, Beta Theta Pi . W. OTTO ..... . K. OVERSTREET, Delta Tau Delta . R. OWEN ...... F. PACHECO . . H. PAIR . . PAGE, Phi Sigma Kappa . . M. PARDEE .... G. PARDUE, Sigma Nu . . S. PARKER .... H. PARSEY . .... D. PASCHAL . .... . S. PATRICK, Kappa Alpha . Ii. PATTERSON . J. PAYTON, JR. . W. PEARCE . . . C. PEARMAN, Chi Psi . H. PEASE . . . R. PERRY . J. PETERSON . L. PHILLIPS . . W. A. PHILLIPS . . . Jackcon, Miss . I-lamden, Conn . . Augusta, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga . Montgomery, Ala . . Dot-run, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Selma, Ala. . East Orange, N. J. . . Savannah, Ga. . Sylvania, Ga. . . Verga, N. J. . Cambridge, Mass. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Norcross, Ga. . Sunny Side, Ga. . Decatur, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Miami Beach, Fla. . . Atlanta, Ga. . New York, N. Y. . . . Cohutta, Ga. . Maplewood, N. J. . Boston, Mass. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Miami, Fla. . Monticello, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Concord, N. C. . Waukegan, Ill. . Savannah, Ga. . . Concord, N. C. . Ventnor City, N. J. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Norfolk, Va. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Grilin, Ga. . Moultrie, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. New York City, N. Y. . . . Rome, Ga. Rockaway Beach, N. Y. J. M. PITTARD, JR. . . . R. A. PLASTER, Kappa Sigma . O. T. POLK ...... XV. Ii. POTTER . . . I. I.. POTTS, Chi Psi . L. S. PRESSON . 11. J. PRICE . W. A. PRICE . . . R. E. PRINCE ..... W. G. PRINCE, Beta Kappa . . R. K. PROTHRO, Kappa Alpha . R. M. PRYOR, in Kappa Phi . W. H. PULLEN, Sigma Chi . A. PUPULIDY ...... B. G. QUIGG, Phi Delta Theta . D. RABIN, Tau Epsilon Phi . H. F. RAINEY .... W. S. RAMBO, Sigma Chi . S. RAMSAUR, Kappa Alpha . IS. L. REDWINE, Kappa Sigma . W. I.. REEVE ...... W. H. REEVES, Theta Chi . T. M. REID ..... T. F. REIMER ..... J. L. RESPESS, JR., Chi Phi A. N. REY ..... . R. C. REYNOLDS, Beta Theta Pi . R. E. RHODE ...... P. A. RHUDY ....... F. D. RICHARDS ...... E. T. RICHARDSON, Pi Kappa Alpha J. W. RIGDON ..... . . R. L. RINEHART . . G. A. ROBERTSON, Sigma Chi . C. H. ROGERS, Alpha Tau Omega . R. F. ROGERS ....... J. F. ROGGE, Beta Theta Pi . If. W. ROSE ..... W. C. ROSS, Beta Kappa . P. B. RUDOLPH . . . RUMAN . . RUSSELL . R. M. RUSSELL . F.F.RYAN.. C. R. SANDERS ...... R. J. SANDERS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon D. SAUL, Tau Epsilon Phi . . . J. M. SAUMS ....... H. C. SAVAGE, Pi Kappa Alpha . V. A. SCAMELL ....... W. W. SCARBOROUGH, Kappa Alpha . R. J. SCHAEFER ...... XV. M. SCHNEIDER . H. H. SCHOMBURG . . . . Ellaville, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Greenville, S. C. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Calhoun, Ga. . Tallahassee, Pla. . Roswell, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanra,Ga. . Binghamton, N. Y. . . . Joplin, Mo. . Wytheville, Va. . McCaysville, Ga. . Nashville, Tenn. . . Tifton, Ga. . Allport, Pa. . Atlanta, Ga. . Hazlchurst, Ga. . . . Morrow. . Binghamton, N. Y. . . . Dalton,Ga. . . Baltimore, Md. . . Atlanta,Ga. . Mt. Holly, N. J. . Atlanta, Ga . . Macon ,Ga . Brooklyn, N. Y . Birmingham, . . Decatur . Atlanta Ala , Ga , Ga . Plainfield, N. J . . Atlanta ,Ga . Nutley, N. J . Thomasville ,Ga . Pittsburgh, Pa . Atlanta . Albany ,Ga ,Ga Ga. R. M. SCI-1UDER,JR. . . . E. SCI-IULI-IERR S. SCHVVAREZ, Tau Epsilon Phi . Delta . Kappa Alpha . Sigma Phi Epsilon . Pi Kappa Phi . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Sigma Kappa . Phi Sigma Kappa . E. F. SCOTT, Sigma Nu .... C. L. SEACORD ...., W. R. SEAY, Alpha Tau Omega . I.. H. SELL, Phi Sigma Kappa . E. S. SETTLE, Alpha Tau Omega . I. G. S. SEYMOUR ...., J. C. SHACKELFORD . . . P. A. SHANK, Pi Kappa Alpha . W. S. SPTARSON .... E. H. SHAXV, Phi Kappa Sigma . J. R. SI-IAW . . . . H. C. SHEALY, Phi Kappa Tau . C. 17. SI'iEARER ..... M. P. SHENKAN ...,. S. J. SHEPHERD, III, Sigma Nu . . R. W. SHERARD . 'C. W. SHONNARD, Pi Kappa Alpha C. F. SIBLEY, Beta Theta Pi . . P. I. SEIGEI. ....... A. B. SIMMS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . R. I.. SIMMS, Chi Phi .... W. M. SIMPSON, Sigma Chi . . M. S. SKELTON, Pi Kappa Alpha . K. W. SKILI.IN ..... E. C. SLAGHT . . . M. T. SMALL ........ A. SMITH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . C. L. SMITH ....... E. R. SMITH, Pi Kappa Phi . P. W. S'MITI'I ...... H. C. SMITH, Delta Sigma Phi . H. T. SMITH ...... J. S. SMITH, Phi Sigma Kappa . I.. SMITH, JR., Phi Kappa Sigma . T. NI. SIWITI-I ...... T. G. SMITH . . . . W. E. SMITH .-.... I.. J. SOLARINO, Phi Kappa Tau . P. SOLOMONS, Phi Epsilon Pi A. SORTORE . G. I.. SOUTI-IER . R. A. SPARKS . A. B. SPEED . R. E. SPELL . . . J. E. SPENCER .... W. A. SPENCER, Kappa Sigma . R. XV. SPREEN' . . T. L. STARNES, JR. . H. E. STEPHENS . R. M. STEPHENS . . J. H. STEPHENSON .... L. F. STERN, Phi Epsilon Pi R. W. STEUDEI., Phi Gamma C. L. STEVENS . . C. T. STEWART, JR. . J. E. STITT . . . F. W. STOPINSKI, JR. . E. E. STOTT . . . G. W. STRADTNIAN . AI. P. STURROCK . J. A. SUDDETH . F. TARBELL . . M. E. TARLETON . F. A. TAYLOR . . W. A. TAYLOR ...... xv. W. TAYLOR, Pi H. I... TENENBAUM J. C. TENNISON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon C. TI-IIBADEAU J. T. THOMAS . . . G. P. THOMASON E. 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' -, .I gjkiav-I1 'sf I fvff N., , . . ,W .I ,lr-Q. x Lieutenant Colonel Jones and Staff reviewing regimental parade. TECHNICAL SERGEANT HERBERT L. ELLIS . C. A. C. STAFF SEROEANT DAVID S. PARCI-IMAN . . Inf. SERGEANT EMERSON G. PATRICK . . C. A. C. I SERGEANT DICK B. WEIR . . . . S. C A ' SERGEANT RAYMOND M. SIMMS . C. A. C SERGEANT CHARLES H. WEESE . . Off! 5 I 6gLl4fL6lfljE! 5 T A P F The Colors and Guard COLONEL SMITH COLONEL GEORGE B. SMITH ..... Regimental Commander Q LIEUTENANT COLONEL JOSEPH S. SLICER . . . Executive Officer MAJOR CLYDE E. MILLER .... . Plans and Training Officer CAPTAIN DONALD R. EASTMAN . . Regimental Adjutant SLICER CAPTAIN JAMES B. ADDY . . . . Commamlcr LIEUTENANT RICHARD E. ROBERTS . . Secoml in Command MILLER LIEUTENANT SAUL YABROW . . Auxiliary Ojicer A EASTMAN ADDY ROBERTS YABROW ir , ' Im QI. FIRST BATTALION JL fri ll. 'CL f 1, f .uw 1 5 Yfiiifi ' X .I R I MAJOR BINION JEFFCOAT LEE BATTALION STAFF MAJOR' L. E. BINION . . . . . . . . B!lfftlll0llC07l1'l7HHl1lI?l' CAPTAIN H. JEFFCOAT . - ----- Adjutant CAPTAIN W. C. DADNEY, -JR. . - Plans mul Training CAPTAIN W. C. LEE, JR ..---- ---- P crsonncl SECOND LIEUTENANT J. R. WYANT - . Personnel COMPANY A CAPTAIN T. M. FURLOW .---.. Company Conmmnrlcr FIRST LIEUTENANT T. M. SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEIITENANT CAPTAIN R. L. SEAY FIRST LIEUTENANT J. SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT SIMONS - - B. R. GRIFFIN . C. S. LECRAW . . A. POWELL, JR. J. F. STONE . . COMPANY B H. BOAT WRIG I--I T J. E. CORR . . J. B. FALKS - W. J. MCLARTY - A. M. YOPP - COMPANY C CAPTAIN I-I. M. BYNUM ------ - SECOND LIEUTENANT W. T. PATE - - SECOND LIEUTENANT L. ROSENBURG - SECOND LIEUTENANT J. O. STENSLAND SECOND LIEUTENANT E. B. SUTTON - SECOND LIEUTENANT J. E. NICKINNEY - Company Exczvliirxr' . COIIIPKI - Com Platoon Lrmlfr Platoon Lender Platoon Lmulm' Platoon Lrmlcr ny Commanzlcr pan y Exeruti-uc Platoon Lvmler Platoon Lvarlfr Platoon Learlrr Platoon Lcarlfr - Company COIl11lIdIIll cr - Conzjzrnly EXt'L'1lfillL' Platoon Leudrr Platoon Lcazlcr Platoon Leader Platoon Lrazlcr BYNUM CORR FALKS FURLOW GRIFFIN LCCRAW MCKINNEY MCLARTY PATE POWELL ROSENBURG SEAY STENSLAND STONE WYANT YOPP 1 I QI. SECOND BATTALION Cowl Gifzlllffezy I HARVEY HOWIE E MAJOR SKUNDALE BATTALION STAFF MAJOR F. SKUNDALIE ........... . BattalionCommamlfrr CAPTAIN W. W. HOXVIE - . ----- Adjutant CAPTAIN J. W. D. HARVEY - - - . Plans aml Training BATTERY D CAPTAIN C. L. DAUGIYITRY ....... . . Battery Commamlcr FIRST LIEUTENANT G. R. VANDDNI-IEUVEI. - - - BaltcryExz'c11tiI c SECOND LIEUTENANT D. H. DUl'RlEIE - . - - PlaioouLeaIlcr SECOND LIEUTENAN1' P. H. EVANS - - - - Platoon Lcaflcr SECOND LIEUTIENANT H. B. GRACE - - - Platoon Lmnlcr BATTERY E CAPTAIN R. E. ANDERSON ----- FIRST LIEUTENANT C. C. RIPPBERGER SECOND LIEUTENANT H. M. LANCE - SECOND LIEUTENANT R. W. MURPHY SECOND LIEUTENANT M. B. SNIPES . SECOND LIEUTENANT J. W. SPECK . - - - - -Battm'yC0mmIu1Ilcr - Battery EXC'Cllfilf'C' - - Platoon Learlcr . - - Platoon Lender - Platoon LI-arler - Platoon Leader BATTERY F CAPTAIN R. G. CUSHING ----- FIRST LIEUTENANT W. B. JOHNSON . SECOND LIEUTENANT H. E. COBB - - SECOND LIEUTENANT J. M. TEAGUIE . SECOND LIEUTENAN1' A. C. WATSON I I T Buttery Commanrlcr - - BalteI'yExIrI'1Ltivc - - - Platoon Leader - - Platoon Leader - - Platoon Lrarlz-r ANDERSON COBB CUSHING DAUGHTRY EVANS JOHNSON LANGE MURPHY RIPPBERGER SNIPES SPECK TEAGU E VAN DENHEUVEL WATSON Qt. TH I RD Bt-ITTALI O N Cami Olzfiffezt MAJOR BELCI-IER MUNFORD GEIGER BATTALION STAFF f MAJOR C. L. BELCHER - - ----- Battalion Coammanrlcr Y CAPTAIN D. MUNFORD . . . .... Adjutant CAPTAIN L. D. GEXGER . . . - Plans and Training I BATTERY G I CAPTAIN R. F. HEAD --.-.- - FIRST LIEUTENANT R. SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEIITENANT L. CORNELL - - M. N. BURIIOUGHS G. H. McKEE . - P. M. POTTER - - BATTERY H CAPTAIN E. G. GIIUTERS . - - - - FIRST LIEUTENANT R. SECOND LIEIJTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN J. W. SIMM Fmsr LIEUTENANT R. SECOND LIIZUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT SEcoND LXEUTENANT SECOND LIEUTENANT J. XVHITE . - L. LAXVIUENCE - J. S. PACE - - I. A. STANTON - BATTERY I 5 ...... . O. WORRELL - - W. H. BIZERS - - T. A. ELLIOTT - J. V. NORTON - H. P. TILLY - - Battery Commamler - Br1lteryExtfC1ttiI'c' Platoon Learlvr - . Platoon Leader - - PIafoonLca1lcr Battery Conzmamlcr - Batfc'ryExrclI1i11c - - Platoon Lcazler - - Platoon Lmnlrr - - Platoon Leaflrr Battery Coin-mamler - Battery Executive - - Platoon Leader - - Platoon Leaflet' - - Platoon Lernlvr - - Platoon Leader BEERS BURROUGI-IS CORNELL ELLIOTT GRUTERS HEAD MATTHEWS McKEE NORTON PACE POTTER SIMMS STANTON TILLY WHITE WORRELI.. QI. FQDRTH BATTALION CZZL MII! C1071 J Cilllfg Otolllidlifd FIRST SECTION BAITALION STAFF MAJOR H. B. PLUMMER - ------- Battalion Conzmamlvr CAPTAIN C. W. GRAvEs ----------- - - Arljntanf COMPANY K CAPTAIN R. L. ADAMS -------- Company C0llI'lIlHI7!lU1' FIRST LIEUTENANT H. J. CRUMLY ---- Company Exccnliuc SECOND LIEUTENANT A. M. BROWN ..--- Platoon Learlrr SECOND LIEUTENANT J. K. LEVIE - - . - Plafoon Leader COMPANY L CAPTAIN J. A. LASSETER -.-.--- Company Coznmanrler FIRST LIEUTENANT C. H. WILLIAMS- F -CompanyExcculirv SECOND LIEUTENANT E. R. FLYNT ------ Plaloon Lcarler MAJOR WALTERMIRE SECOND LIEUTENANT J. RYSUCR ...... Platoon Leader COMPANY M-ORDNANCE CAPTAIN I. O. DREWRY -..---- Company Colnznanrlvr FIRST LIEUTENANT B. R. ALSOBROOK - - - Company Execulizfr FIRST LIIZUTIENANT R. C. FORDHAM ----. Platoon Lcmlrr FIRST LIIEUTENANT S. L. MCFARLAND ----- Platoon Lmnlvr SECOND SECTION BATTALION STAFF . MAJOR F. T. WALTERMIRE ------ Bllfft11i0IlC0llIllIHI1KlHI' CAPTAIN I-I. W. ADAMS -----. ----- - - Arljntanl FIRST LIEUTENANI' K. A. BIEVINS ----- Plans aml Training Y N ,Fl ' E251 . COMPANY K CAPTAIN J. C. ABRAMS -------. Company Cornmamler FIRST LIEUTIZNANT E. V. FONTAINE .---- Pla1oonLea4ler FIRST LIEUTENANT C. C. SMITH, JR. ----- PlaloonLcazlcr SECOND LIEUTENANT G. E. PRAIFIL - - - - Platoon Lcarlcr ADAMS GRAVES MAJOR PLUMMER COMPANY L COMPANY M-ORDNANCE CAPTAIN E. C. MANNING ------ . Company Connnaznlor CAPTAIN B. S. GOODWIN --------------- - - Company C0l!l7llHI1!f0l' FIRST LIEUTENANT T. W. DILLION ----'- PlaioonLmrlcr FIRST LIEUTENANT L. HANNON ------ - ---- . - Col1IjJa11yExrc11livc' FIRST LIEUTENANT W. SCANDRETT - - - - Plaloon Learlcr FIRST LIEUTENANT R. L. HEARN - - - - - Plaloon Lcmlcr SECOND LIEUTENANT W. R. Suomi . - - - Plaloon Lamlcr FIRST LIEUTENANT N. G. NICLEAN - - - - Platoon Leader Tv? I -I ABRAMS BARNETT sevms BROWN CRUMBLFY CRUMLY DILLION, J. DILLION, I. DREWRY FLYNT FONTAINE FORDHAM GOODWIN HANNON HASKELL HEARN LASSETER MANNING MCLAIN MCFARLAN D POST PRAHL RYSUCK SHOOK SHORT SMITH SWAN SWINT WARLICK WILLIAMS CAPTAIN FAWELL ADMINISTRATION COMMISSION ED OFFICERS CAPTAIN REED M. FAWELL ..... COMMANDER LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT H. E. PADDOCK .... COMMANDER P. R. COLONEY . COMMANDER W. CRA1G . . R. D. SMITH .... J. H. CARRINOTON . CRISWELL ANI-IEIR HOWARD FICKES CARRINGTON CRAIG COLONEY FAWELL PADDOCK SMITH PETTY OFFICERS F. CRISWELL . . . Cl1iefGum1er's Mafe B. FICKES . . . Cbicf Signalman ANHEIR . . Chief Yeoman A. HOWARD . . . Cl1iefSf01'ekeej1er Navy Battalion Parade H. W M. A. D. I. R. B151-1011 . J. GOLDSTEIN Qt. JVM! BATTALION BATTALION STAFF Battalion Coinmanrlcr -A W. CRISXVELL . .... . . J. ALFRIEND . . Battalion Sub-Coinznanzlcr R. CLARK . . . Battalion Azljntant P. YUNDT . . Battalion Commissary . 'COIlZIIl6lll't1C'i' Drum and Bugle Corps Battalion C. P. O. COMMANDER CRISWELL ALFRIEND CLARK BROOKS PARIS COSGROVE HUTCHINSON SPRATLIN STAPLETON WATSON YUN DT MCGIBONY THRASH FIRST COM PANY H. D. SPRATLIN . . Company Cfllllllldlllifl' W. N. MCGIBONY . . First Platoon Lcazler W. E. PARIS . . Scconal Platoon Laazler' SECOND COMPANY W. G. PFI-IRASI-I . . Company Commanzler R. L. WATSON . . First Platoon Leader P. F. Coscaovlz . . Second Platoon Leader THIRD COMPANY H. G. HUTCHINSON . . Company Co1nznana'cr J. A. STAPLETON . ' First'Platoon Leader J. L. BROOKS . . Second Platoon Leader I TW v. I ' I ..A, , a ' I , 'S - ' -' Mala if: ' -I L, S If ff E SW K' zl- - 3 4' A I Ir 'T ..':-2 'nf' 329 if I I ,A , gigs I 4. sk W I 'W' My 1 v V A, , 1 an IE? .i IR rl? 35 A-sv. If' Y'2 -an 'Q' is-. . wi 13 'Q f A L, SDN' F I , A 4 X ...uv ' , A 3- f . ' v,, . U 1 Ge I I .-E wp., - - MISS PIERSON MISS BATEMAN MISS PLEXICO MISS LUNTZ MISS WRIGHT MISS SEWELL MISS MCCLATCHEY MISS MARSHALL MISS COOK MISS BOONE MISS GOOCH MISS HUGHES MISS MILLER MRS. ABRAMS MISS BROWN MISS WHITE MRS. WILLIAMS MISS STEWARD MRS. CRISWELL MISS MIDDLEBROOKS 1 tj SIGNAL CORPS ' ' L 5 Miss BARBARA BROWN ---- ----- ' - - Batfalion Sponsor It Dx f- Miss LEONE S'n3wARo - - - - ---'- - - Battalion Sponsor Z 7 Mlss ELrzABETx-1 SHEATSLY . .... Battalion Stag Sponsor l Mlss AILEEN SEYMOUR . - .--- - Battalion Staff Sponsor 2 IJ I ' 5 fx MRS. H. J. CRUMLY - - - Company K Sponsor, First Seclion f,-:HQ-.., i MRS. C. H. XVILLIAMS - - - . C0illfJll11'jiLS17DilSOl', FirsfSL'L'fi0l1 I I' 4, ',, MRS. I. O. DREWRY - - - - Co1npanyMSp0nsor, First Section I MRS. J. C. ABRAMS - - . COIIZIYUIZQIKSl70!1S0l',SE'601Il, Section 'Af 1 ,if Q 6 MRS. E. C. MANNING . - - Co1npanyL Sponsor, Second Section .If bhp, Miss ALICE WHITE . . . . Company M Sponsor, SUL'0lI1lSEL'fi0l1 ' , vii, .jfii A NAVY ' rl? MRS. H. W: CRISWELL ----.--- ----- B attalion Sponsor ' , Miss MARY EMILY PARKER . . . . AssocialcBatfa1ion Sponsor V - Miss FRANCES MIDDLEBROOKS . . . . Battalion Stag Sponsor ' 3' Miss LILLIE SHEPARD DAvxs - - - - First Company Sponsor Miss LOUISE WOODWARD . - - Second Company Sponsor ,. J :iq ' Miss SARQH SMITH - - - . - Tbiril Company Sponsor 'uv- X 'v -Q l ,B .f ,N I .. I -I , ,K ., , I I w If I .J MISS L'ENGLE MISS GILMAN MISS LAWSON MISS COMMAGERE MISS MCSHERRY MISS CHERRY MISS SEYMOUR MRS. DREWRY MISS SHEATSLY MISS DAVIS MISS SMITH MISS WOODWARD REGIMENTAL STAFF MISS Miss MIss MISS Mrss MIss Mxss MISS Mxss Mlss MIss I'lELEN BA'I'EMAN ............. Regi1nc'ntalSj1on.Ior MARGARET LuNTz . . , . . Axxocialc Rcgi1nf'l1tulSf7onxor MARY EVERETTE WRIGIIT - - - AxxociatoR1'gin1anlaI Sponxor SUE PIERsoN - - - - . I ---- SfKl1fS170lI.VOI' JOSEDI-IINE PLEXICO - BamlS110nxor INFANTRY HELEN BooNE . - --..-- - - BullalionS1Jonxor MARTHA Cook - . CHARLOTTE SEWELL . . GLADYS COMMAGERE . - GRACE MCCLATCHEY MARTHA MAXRSHALL - . Battalion Staff Sponxor Battalion Staff Sponxor - Clllllfllllly A Sponxor - Company B Sponsor - Company C Sponsor Mlss Miss Mxss Mlss Miss IVIISS Miss Mxss Mrss MIss IVIISS MIss MISS ROBEY MISS BRYANT MRS. CRUMLY MISS PARKER COAST ARTILLERY 1: Y,-II -HAI, Z- 'IN ' -X my I , Assn emma: ' im, . I ,Iggy flip .Y A , I I sz -. I . E , - -,-.sa 33 MSSQL 'S II! 'iIIiIggIg2ESK ' 'zfiiignl , ' ZHQKQX ' ,wg N I ,I .. II AL I? IEEI 'T I MIQQEIV Ja 1 mf E -II I If .:ze5552if:WI3SsII'5?1' t :iw II . WEQQQIE-A ' nw , I wie. - f - - 1 L I.. .555 :Ja .-.?+..i..l.... MISS BECK MISS REID MRS, MANNING JERRY HUGI-IES . LOUISE GILMAN - . IRIDLEY GOOCH - . - I HARRIETT REID . . . - EMILY BECK - - JEAN MILLEIK . . . . . SARAH DURE BRYANT MARIE CHERRY . . . DOROTHY MCSPIERIKY RUT1-I ROBEY . . . NANCY LAWSON - MARGARET LIENGLE . - Battalion Sponsor - - Battalion Sponxor Battalion Staff Sf10ll.Y0l' Battalion Staff Sponxor Battalion Slflf Sponxor Battalion Slay' Sponsor - I Battery D Sponsor - - Battery E Sjlonxor - Battery F Sponxor - Battery G Sponsor - Battery H Sponsor - Battery I Sponsor lk A cis I K5 by ? is jk! II. 'IU I gf , 'V dksbymk Sh! I news! I?-A UA' I If H ' I ' f f 0 Ig f 3' ...lf ' w wh..--.IMI f ,V ,, s 0. 'v ' 'J L 55 , , 'Ir' -x y T'-il u!! E l I' 2 --'Af ' I II 3'I'1I'I II ,371 .I Q4 J. B. .ADDY . . R. E. ROBERTS . W. P. LAUGHTON . S. YABROXV . . C. W. BARKER J. H. BOWMAN L. E. BRANNEN M. R. DUSENBURY K. O. CAMP A. C. CARLSON S. ELAM MEMBERS E. R. BOLLINGER S. V. BOCCIERI E. R. BUNNELL J. C. CARTER H. H. CLAUSSEN W. T. CLEARMAN A. K. HOLLOWAY C. B. JOHNSON T. W. KERBY W. C. LEE W. P. MCGUIRE J. W. NESMITH J. NIGRO A. E. RAETTIG J. J. RAYNES C. K. RUSE W. P. SANDERSON W. R. SEAY R. M. SCHUDER J. S. SLICER R. S. STOOPS T. N. WARREN R. WILSON F. A. GRAY R. O. GREESON E. L. GREENE L. GRIFFIN H. C. GIKIIRFIN C. F. HOOPEIK S. T. HURST OFFICERS MEMBERS W. C. JEFFERY L. D. JOLLY H. D. JOINER T. N. KELL C. I. LEVI B. S. LOWRY X I BANED . . . Captain . First Lieznfenunt . Secofzfl Lieuzfemuzt . Sccolzrl Lieutenant Og-IFC?-7 . E. MCCALLUM D. MCGAUGHEY B. MOGUIRE . T. OSTRUM W. F. POTTER R. E. PRINCE W. L. REEVE H. L. ROBERTSON V. A. SCARNELL F. M. STEWART B. J. STURMAN W. A. WATT S. M. WHITEHALL W. C. WINFREE AM un RIFLE TE MAJOR R. E. MCGARRAUGI-I . . . . Coach SERGEANT C. H. WEESE ............ Assistant Coach 4E,.. , .Ag nw RIFLE TEAM LIIEUTENANT CARRINGTON . . Dirccior MEMBERS G. F. BUNN B. H. DAVIS J. R. IVEY G. W. MASSEY R. G. BURTON R. I. GIBBS J. H. LOCKHART C. N. MAYO T. CLAPP G. H. I-IOLSENBEOR G. A. MARTIN I. L. POTTS M. R. CLARK E. B. IRWIN J. F. MASON J. B. STUBBINS ULV7 DRUM mug BIJGI I3 CQ OFFICERS J. R. BISHOP . . .... . Carle! Lieutenant fjgj E. B. KNI5.IsEL ............... Cadet First P. O. 4 W.:--Ja. . RPS MEMBERS O. A. BARGE G. H. CENTER C. R. CLARK J. E. GOULD R. M. LANG E. F. LINDGREN J. W. MCDONOUGH E. J. MONSPORT J. L. NESBIT J. G. NEWMAN W. H. NORTHUP C. P. REEVE C. RHYNE P. R. J. SCHAEFER G. H. SCHOTTLER C. L. SMITH H. T. SMITH J. E. THOMPSON Q. R. THOMSON R. WEATHERFORD J. E. WRIGHT GX5 'SCH ft! gd E I I O' 9106-R Sxg wim . 4? hz ' 6 -, .ffv ,' 35:3 if ' .A ' . E : 'af . ...- .23 DIY .-Q Q fi 5,04 Q At Tech the fraternities, as a social unit, exist as a major force. Through the medium of fraternities the bene- fits of a social life ,and intelligent group living are found to round out the student. H H ll H -,f,?31,.a Qt INTERFQATEQNITY COUNCIL COMPOSED of two representatives from each national fraternity at Tech, and Dean Floyd Fielcl as advisor, the Interfraternity Council is the governing body for all social fraternities on the campus. The coun- cil sets such regulations as rush-Week rules, house rules, and pledge and membership regulations. Each year the council presents two sets of dances. One set is the Mid-Terms following the micl-term exam- inationsg the other set being the Finals given just previous to Commencement in June. OFFICERS E. B. SUTTON . . . . . G. E. SMITI-I . W. J. MCLARTY . D. J. GOLDSTEIN . W. B. JOHNSON . A M Q 2 ai ii f fra , f . Prcsidenf . Vive-Presirlenf . Szfcrefary . . Treasurer Sergenlzf-zz!-Arnzs SUTTON FIRST ROW: Alfriend, Allen, Branan, Conway, Cole, Derby, Dykes, SECOND ROW: 466055, -IOI'lI'1S0 h JOWCS Kesler, Lawrence, Ledbetter, Manry. THIRD ROW: Puppen, Pulignano, Roberts, Sammsky, Sena, Sherertz M EM BERS ALPHA TAU OMEGA T. R. JONES J. W. DAIIBY BETA KAPPA R. E. ROBERTS W. MARSHALL BETA TH ETA Pl J. C. JACOBS T. S. PIPPEN CHI PHI H. D. SPRATLIN W. F. MANIIY, III SMITH GOLDSTEIN McI.ARTY CHI PSI T. A. ELLIOTT H. D. SMITH DELTA SIGMA PHI PHI GAMMA DELTA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON W. C. WARD H' G- HUTCHINSON I-I. H. VAN BUREN L. R. XVOOIJWOIITI-I I. M. IVIASSEY H. B. NELSON DELTA TAL, DELTA PHI KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA CHI W. B' JOHNSON J. M. SENA E. H. HAYES R. C. OAIIIN H. J. SI-Il'5RT:ZR'I'Z T. R. ALLEN KAPPA ALPHA PHI KAPPA TAU SIGMA NU W- J- ALFIUEND J- G11-MORE, .IR- N. V. PULIGNANO G. F. MCFAIILANE C. N. MAYo C. B. BAANAN KAPPA SIGMA PHI SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA PHI EPSILON W. J. MCLARTY A. C. DYKES G. E. SMITH W. J. HICKLIN H. M. CONWAY S. A. LEDBETTER PHI DELTA THETA PI KAPPA ALPHA TAU EPSILON PHI E. B. SUTTON M. F. COLE J. W. Smack J. B. LAWRENCE H. SAMINSKY R. M. K.EssI.IaIL PHI EPSILON PI PI KAPPA PHI THETA CHI D. J. GoLDs'I'EIN R. HERZOG R. K. HOWELL F. D. MILLER R. J. WI-IIT12 L. LAWRENCE 5 - :J f -I F 2 2 FIRST ROW: Elliott, Gilmore, Hayes, Herzog, Hicklin, Howell, Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: Marshall, Massey, Mayo, MacFarlane, Miller, Nelson, Orrin. THIRD ROW: Speck, Spratlin, H, D. Smith, Ward, White, Woodworth. li I f WALKER HINTON JONES YUNDT FIRST ROW: Adams, Alclred Barnhart, Boggus, Brannen, Brooks, Burns, Burroughs. SEC' OND ROW: Harrison, Hinton Ingram, Jones, King, Lacefield Longino, Lowry. THIRD ROW R. Seay, W. Seay, Settle, Smith Staton, Stovall, Strickland Swint. W9 'WI Q, Al.l3l-IA -l-1 I ALPHA TAU OMEGA was founded September 11, 1865, at Virginia Military Institute, and it now has ninety-six chapters with a membership of more than thirty thousand. The local chap- ter was established on September 18, 1888, be- ing the oldest 'fraternity on the Tech campus. OFFICERS T. R. JONES . . President A. P. YUNDT . . Vice-President J. L. WALKER . . Secretary B. W. HINTON . . Treasurer OMEGA ol I M. H. Buruxouc HS N. G. HAllRlSON B. W. HINTON T. R. JONES L. E. BRANNIZN E. E. BROOKS J. W. DARBY J. M. BARNHART A. G. DANIl5L C. J. DAVIS J. D. Doucr-IERTY C. M. GOODMAN R. L. I-IALE D. D. HAMII.'I'oN B. ADAMS R. F. ALDRED J. H. Boccus T. J. BURNS MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 G. A. NIARTIN R. L. SIEAY J. A. SWINT CLASS OF '40 W. R. LACEFIIELD B. S. Lowrur CLASS OF '4I F. R. Kmnmx J. H. KING H. L. MUMMR J. R. MUMMA D, R. OLIVE R. J. PERKINSON W. O. PERRITT CLASS OF '42 A. C. CARLSON S. A. GAYLE G. F. HANNON B. M. INGRANI Y. H. LONGINO L. F. THORNTON J. L. XVALKER J. L. XVOODALL A. P. YUNDT R. F. SMITH H. R. STRICK LAND W. A. XVARE J. F. Sco1 r A. H. STATON J. F. S'rovRLL J. TRIIIIILE J. J. VRNRBLL: P. K. XVADSXVORTH F. J. XVINN E. D. MACNIANUS C. H. ROGERS W. R. SIEAY E. S. SETTLE FIRST ROW: Carlson, Darby, Davis, Dougherty, Goodman, Gayle, Hale, Hamilton, Han- non. SECOND ROW: Mac- Manus, Martin, H. Mumma, R. Mumma, Olive, Parkinson, Per- ritt, Rogers, Scott. THIRD ROW: Thornton, Tribblc, Ven- able, Wadsworth, Walker, Ware, Winn, Woodall, Yundt. 2 Aa 5 ' ,fr -' I MAYBERRY ROBERTS BURKHALTER MARSHALL 64114, ,am CHAPTER BETA KAPPA was founded on October 15, 1901, at Hamline University, and now has thirty-five chapters in all sections of the coun- try. The Alpha Gamma chapter was placed on the Tech campus in April of 1929 when Chi Beta Sigma, a local founded for the express purpose of petitioning Beta Kappa, was granted a charter. OFFICERS R. E. ROBERTS .... . President W. E. MARSPIALL . . Vice-President G. B. BURKHALTER . . Secretary J. A. MAYBERRY . . Tfreumrer V, Img, W- -1 -at ',t1 'f'!'+, .Ia M':5ma:'T ',.. 1 , , -ag ,,..1g,i4.L:' '. L .-,I.,L' f . 1-,.,.T7fI.vf' mLQc1A54L:LY 43 FIRST ROW: Aitcheson, Bootc, Bohannon ROW Burkhaltcr, Case, Cassel. THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Gregory, Griffin, I-IaskeII, crease, Ingham, Zfif I, CIW, . 'FXw.A.f'f,2YE5f', f','ff'5q'i,S1E2 .X , Q7fS?1:J?iII'C1'Zt'Qf-f:3,'f.?f'F.f'.,3Sf:':i E. COBB O. I-IASRELI. L. AITCHESON O. BOOTE W. BRONSON S. BROWN B. BURKI-IALTER C. CHEEK F. FEY G. CASE W. INGHAM MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 R. J. I-IERRING J. HOFFER CLASS OF '40 D. V. FLETCHER J. E. GREGORY R. M. GRIFFIN W. E. MARSHALL W. P. MAYNARD E. M. MOUNT CLASS OF '41 J. R. CASSEI. CLASS OF '42 W. G. PRINCE D. L. KILCREASE R. E. ROBERTS L. M. NEELY R. H. OSTER A. J. PATTEN H. E. PORTER W. A. SPELL N. WOROBEY W. K. WRIGHT J. A. MAYBERRY W. C. Ross 'T .,...-J.-If'1'2'.L n.v 'y,'f?.QI','i',.S'1 ,,,,f:Qr2,L',I::t,- X, E?-srwxvwsx: S r:.,+.:.,.!-...2.' -T '-, II I1L'-5'lT- eh x ...L....-A, W.- .LL ....4....-ii. rfflazri.. -- f.e...,. AAO ,..E...,.-.za-'....., ..w.'i- -1.4. .ev vm' -1. - gy kgw 1-.fq-.+1a-v-.- -.-. . .-If .,-. , ,, 1-me , his-uSS.!?,'n-Q., TA...+A-Asian..-.Imf.a.L4-ff-'.'S'Z23.1..L.!ff...IS... 1. ' fllfdislfnil- lv-Q1'4SA ' V5-IFN 0 FIRST ROW: Maynard berry, Mount, Neely, ,l' Patten, Porier. SECOND ROV Prince, Roberts, Ross, Smith Spell, Worobey, Wright -1 gl- BETA TI-IETA PI BETA THETA Pl, one of the famous Miami Triad, was founded at Miami University on August 8, 1839. It now has eighty- nine chapters with a total membership of about forty thou- sand. The local chapter, originally the Alpha Pi Alpha, was installed in 1917 when a charter in Beta Theta Pi was granted. OFFICERS J. C. JACOBS . . Prrfsiflwzf H. W. CRISWELL . . Vice-President E. K. MILLEIK . . Secretary E. A. POWELL . . Tl'UHS1t1'Cl' 'ee is F ii if MN GJ lllll MEMBERS CLASS OF W. C. Buss j. H. HoA'rw1ucn'r H. W. Cxlswzau XV. XV. Hoxvui J. C. JACOBS f 1. A. KELLER CLASS OF R. F. A112110 J. H. Hooxuim V. W.Jl1lINSON W. P. KAUFFMAN H. M. AlACDONALD J. B. MAN: B. PEEI'l,ES G. W. P1rn.Ln's CLASS OF B. D. Asmmunu B. S. BAILEY G. BOAIAMAN G. Busulzxx T. E. Cummmss C. C. DAvrs R. E. lfomussr J. F. WEAIQ '39 G. H. Mcliurz 12. K. Mn.r.uR 1. P. Moons E. A. Poxria1,L W. D. Srnoun J. A. NVALTMAN '40 T. S. PIPPEN D. XV. SANDERS S. W. ScoNY1aks R. M. SEIILLITO T. R. Srnmsuzn J. B. STUBBINS R. P. STUNTZ R. L. TINDOL '4I J. Inluumzcn S. T. KAL!!-'FMAN W. A. MARs1'xzl.1,uu P. L. Mnuzr. M. Fireman L. D. RAI:-ms W. H. Sms CLASS OF '42 R. L. Cusmuwrs B. B. EWIALD W. S. Fino T. W. FITIGERALU R. I-Irirmus W. Hrsrmrss G. S. Kuna R. S. Kmu-Tow A. LIEUDIIMAN B. h1A5TliRSON I-I. G. Mun T. B. McGuuuz G. R. OLCOTT R. C. REx'Nox,ns J. F. Rooms C. SIBLEY N. VANNuzr.r.N H. T. XVEAVER A. J. Winsor-1 FIRST ROW: Algeo, Ashbaugh, Bailey, Bliss, Boarman, Boatwright. SECOND ROW: Busbcc, Clements, Criswell, Cummings, Davis, Ewald, 1 THIRD ROW: Figg, Fitzgerald, Forrest, R. Hermes, W. Hermes, Heubeck. FOURTH ROW: l Hooker, Howie, Jacobs, Johnson, S. Kauffman, W. Kauffman. FIFTH ROW: Kehr, Keller, Kemp' ton, Lcuclcman, MacDonald, Marstcller. SIXTH ROW: Masterson, H. Mayo, J. Mayo, McGuire, McKee, Millcr. SEVENTH ROW: Moore, Ol- cott, Phillips, Pieper, Pippen, Powell. EIGHTH ROW: Raines, Reynolds, Rogge, Sanders, Scon- yers, Shillito. NINTH ROW: Sibley, Sims, Spangler, Stroud, Stubbins, Stuntz. TENTH ROW: Tindol, VenNicIen, Waltman, Weaver, Wilson, Wyatt. ,45 Mm fm CA. fe. .ri . ' ' Ii rf V2 f, - . 'W' 4 '. 4: fl l. -v, Q .N i ii ' 4' D it-3 - - 1 S 4 in v - !,g:.:il:gg . ,fr 'A ' V A A' lu' 'iiiill 1 l l :asf - -Fl lf' . -. A, f .. , . P.. ., - ,E M.:-gy 1 . 9 X r. x. ., + wb- , . -N ' ii... ' : 1. - ,, . f l 1 ' ' -v. an 3 ' '9 ' l 'f -ar T 3 f i 'J 1, ,., V lj O 'yi W -J . 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THIRD ROW: Manry, McDon- ough, J.Miller, S.Miller, Payne, Petty, Potter, Pottinger, Res- press, Scott. POTTER '36 sb. 7' :tr 'Uv I f.. -- - ':..A l N : M z. - , . -1...-.r ,-7 ,Za A f- -- r' ' iii? 1:1 -Y CDPA E C5 :All 'fi if 1- lx AT PRINCETON UNIXVEIKSITY IN 1824 Chr P111 fratermty was founded as the outgrowth of a rehg1ous and hterary club Followmg a con servatxve expanswn pohcy the fratermty now has th1rty three chapters The local chapter was founded 1n 1904 OFFICERS I-I D SPRATLIN Prvsrderzt W C DABNEY V1cePrc's1dent D R EASTMAN, J Secretary M POTTER T1 casm er 3 Q .gf Q 71: fx its lv' E, A--A 1, E5 - I !,'UL .' n- W 4 ' W, 4 l L- . - ' -Jr, r. - . '- A ' r gi - ' Q 'I ' K iff. J ' f . ef -an l 1 m -f F' . 'S .W - . 'Y' ' , gsffl' , ' 3 it rf , ' Pr! 'Q il ' f , t 'l 'll ' , v I 4 ' '. . .-. ' ' -l'.,.x , '. - ' 5 ' ' ui: 1 V ' ffl! ' -' vt ll ' f 1- 'fl , 7- . f' ' ' rf ' g M ' ' l ' V L? 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' P. . ...... ' ' 1' La ,- . . Dmxwixlx' . Ezisriuuz H. I'IAKGRlE'l'T S. BOLING liummass XV, Cniamu' M. Crwmuzx' vu in 544. MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 J. W. D. Hmvm' , i. in if . Iv . 0T'I'liIL CLASS OF 40 W. Evms S. C. HALE ii. H. F o z CLASS OF '4l R. Ii. Dx:Wi1 r N. lfimrxrlinsow C. D. I-'IAMLm' J. ll. HAN.uiAN G. R. l'Io1,1.AnAv ' A juf ,,, . fi 9 up 9 -' A ' 9 . ,N - W f E , , iii ' .V ii, I ii fi K .. il- 5 , N -A , if ' , 'ff-ff' . ' ff! Af' + T' :.: .:. ' Hi. n 1 -- M FW . Q 2 i A , i ca X ha A X 'limi X . ,,,:,.,:i 5 . H? I t f ..x,.,E:. :Q Q QQ -,Tr 322, Yi ,Q Jr 4 V i I fi ' 1 Q. 1 , . - A i 1, ' ,' L' ' R e , f 'fin ,..., L- . ' ' ,. ' f -. L I' ei .. ff ii.-fifwff?-f121f f iw .sith I i ii f' .:. -K - - , i' M 1. .2 1 0 ,, ' ,. .L-' A ' . 4 .- i s 1 L fi L , M . L I i ' 1 1 A . 1' ' iff E' 1 ' 1 - , i..2f4gf'. Zi! j ,I an f L g 1 9 Q F Lagvg- 1. 'L 's Q , . Y ,N H Q , ' !g1Lfgfg,g:5::5 ,.,,. L 'H kv., . 0 . wtf-.iii 1 if x i - ' I . . z 1: J. W. Simms H. D. Sr-MTLIN j. M. Timcuxz . SMALL . STALL '. '. XVINLCUA-1 . L. Youwu XV. B. LONUINU AI. XV. MCDQNUU I-l. IS. PAYNI1 XV. C. Pxrrrv C. T. Po1'1'wm.rlA E, ' x -' f Q 'M ' Q . 3 V -L1 ' - 1 - 2-'51 . .- .- -1 :: 1 - ' ,ii ' -i 1 4- 11. : . A , .1 - 1 A' L ' wifri' 'a:. ' V Y H .. 'L Ei i. 'H ' A L. , ' . up ,Q fi fri? 4 . V. , , ii. i 1, L f i 1+ 'T s ,1 ig - k - .,-,V V .,. 1 in V ,iw i I- in L -fi-5 li . ' I . N X., Q - -I ' - A 9 FQ V' i L15 'vi 1 1 V 35: . 1., - 1 3 i I . 'J' L ' i il ' i . 2 ,Wm ... fi , .. NV C 1 D R . . R l I Au H P I I' H A I lx 1 1 L xx r R 0 W. A. BEAUMONT D. K. Bunny H. H. CLAUSSEN R. L. CLIIETT J. T. CI.lFT D. P. Comzv 1. P. Coorml J. CnANKs1-mv T. B. ALLEN M, K. Briruu' T. M. B1.ANcsmnn L. S. Boon F. M. Biusrol. li. C. Cuxtwu' G. R. JOHNS J. J. L.xRocm: CLASS OF '42 H. H. CL1av1zx.ANn B. DAVIS S. P. Diuscou. H. N. Fl.omzNcia V. C. GLovnn J. Gouuz R. A. Hovu: J. ll. Scori- G. 1-I. S-rizwmrr H. E. Wnwiir C. K. LALOIK O. C. LEP ,l. C. Ix1lLl.!lR S. MILLER II. L. RESPRUS Ii. L. Simms FIRST ROW: Chcfrv, Claussen, Clcvfl Ciiett, Clift, ' Cooper, Cra Crumlcy, Da- Di-1 Davis. SECON D ROW: Hargrctt, Har- vcy, Hcad, Holladay, Holz, Hoyle, Johns, Lalor, LaRochc, Lcc. Longino. THIRD ROW: J. Simms, R. Simms, Sprailin, Small, Stall, Stewart, Tca 5 u 2, Winccoff, Wright, Young. may :ae 'T . E! , Y i .,.. .. , ,, i f......w:.. w 1 wsu, A mr 'J ? J! lm Jai. jeff. CHAPTER M EM BERS CLASS OF '39 H. C. BAGLEY W. C. MCCONNEL M. R. BINNS F. F. PHILLIPS T. A. ELLIOTT J. L. WIGGIN5 CLASS OF '40 G. C. Bnasrcm W. K. HAILEY R. A. CARL C. J. MATHEWS R. H. CROSSFIELD R. H. Pmxrum L. L. G.-xums H. D. SMITIHI D. S. ZIMMERMAN CLASS OF '41 W. E. BEDINGER E. L. PHILLIPS C. L. FELL E. L. Pmoc B. M. FULTZ D. L. Muxmuxf R. M. MUIKRAY M. M. Roman C. G. ROXVLAND P. G. S. SINGER CLASS O F '42 F. K. BUTLER L. H. KINARD H. M. MCNEILL F. NLCRAE I. L. P. PoT'rs H. C. PEARMAN G. R. PERRY W. H. SHEFPIELD CI-II PSI r -3 Wax? Bedingcr, Bcstor, Binns, Butler. SECOND ROW. Carl, ' b' Hailey, Kinard, Mathews, F Itz THIRD ROW. Gau ls, M I1 Murray Pcarman u . ROW' McNeil, McRae, urp y, , SIXTH ROW: Rodicf, Row- I1 Fihillips Pirog, Pom. Perry, P arr, , land, Singer, Smith, Wiggins. CHI PSI was founded at Union College on May 20, 1841. It is a conservative fra- ternity now having twenty-five active ters with a total membership of and. The local chapter ed December 15, 1923, when a local fraternity, Delta Kappa Chi, was chap about seven thous was install granted u charter as the Georgia Alpha. OFFICERS T. A. ELLIOTT . . Pmsiflvrzt C. J. MATHEW'S , . Vice-Pmsizlczzlf R. A. CARL . . Secretary . Treaszzrer C. L. FELL ELLIOTT C ARL MATHEW 5 FELL 0.114 Qmm Ca fe ,fx he son HAMMOND HUTCHIN BEERS DELTA SIGMA PHI was founded at che College of City of New York on December 10, 1899, and now has grown to flfty-six chapters. The local chapter grew out of a soldiers' club formed after the World War when it petitioned Delta Sigma Phi and became the Alpha Gamma chapter in 1920. DELTA SIGMA PI-II OFFICERS A H. G. I-IUTcH1NsoN . Presirlemf W. H. BEERS . . Vice-Prcsidmt J. R. HAMMOND . . Secretary J. B. TEAFORD . . Treasurer M EM BERS CLASS OF '39 W. H. BEERS W. M. MILLER P. B. Form W. R. ST13v1zNs J. R. HAMMOND J. E. TIEAFORD H. G. HUTCI-IINSON H. S. TOLBERT O. A. Wrucl-11' CLASS OF '40 O. A. DZAMBA N. C. Rrzunr. A. R. GORMAN J. R. STURGIS W. C. WARD CLASS OF '4I J. W. BOZEMAN J. G. MoNcK W. L. DICKINSON N. C. REUEL E. GRAF C. STAPLETON CLASS OF '42 W. BITTLE J. C. Lrzwrs W. B. CRAWFORD H. C. SMITH E. W. DEJON W. G. XVANAMAKIEIK R. W. LANGE W. F. WHITE FIRST ROW: Beers, Bittle, Bozeman, Crawford, Dclon. SECOND ROW: Dickinson, ozamba, Ford, Gorman I Graf. THIRD ROW: Hammond, Hutchinson, Lange, Lewis, Miller. FOURTH ROW: Monck, Reuel, Smith Stapleton, Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Sturgis, Tcaford Tolbert, Ward, Wanamaker. SIXTH ROW: White Wright. I 1 I 1 1 . . , . . -- - '-,,- ,,, ,,.,..',.. .A gp... ... 5. .-, MJ... 1 ' 'nv avr.-5-rx..-r fa 'R A Y ' H-,,...i-f-vc-. .:.-,s-.-321.1411 :Jw I- ' cvpr-sc rif.,..r-4,.mug.-arena-a.vvv-' . by -.G , . .,..:,,,,Z1:.'2122S. '-i'.,.. ,.f ff 'vffSi3.1 'z 'X.-J.-ww ffzfmsa-f-mfrflaisfffiffi1'g3ffvrFf't5iI2+G?i--ewewvrffiff-WI.21Fv'M'3i.f+. f-nr.f2u-wf?1raJi:waa.?s:f?lw?511'-.-:Ew'e--z+M:NwIWxd+u . -fr,-6324123 , vig.--z,S4-maj-,M-5:55jq5:::':.:T'::'1g'g,f -Qj,5G',1,'lx'jg:7gZ:.,53qw7L:ggQg,.fQ,L g,f'gfC1,:Q:, gf., .jfbzd .:fQ2f',1'5jL'2j1 325.-,g1,,l.,:. ,TI-.., Lf. ?rI,.'1L..,.4'2., .. --N -.. -.g.f,?i,.I:'Q.,r. fi,-,-.1-iff... .,!,,i'. ...L Q'..?'.....4..:1:.f!L1:., -i.,g,,,'I.'f'g,.,5.-5'..,,,11.?f.,f., ,.,??.L f,'!. -.,TV,',-q'y.g 7'A..,..'1'13,',. - . .g:,.. '-' , ' .. .', , f'7'1.4.,. -.. J..-,,..S.,mf.,--.,,...,..,.,,,,...,,W... Mi.-4,.1.....,..,,...... .....t..--.-,w,.n.... ... 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'x.eSf:::fr'?rH'1e?L'-?,5if1im:fa....?m':e'wineI4'-H-14+Wa.-xtv-lffv-2'w'fr'-.- ' I '-'Af 'wa a1r+--1'.'w--1--fivrxkhvb-1--X-w I1 Z 2 mf.. , QM w, fm N 1 w .W 'QA 1, 21' 6 IW 6 , ii. was rf'-1 ' Qu gk xv: 1 r 'V' 'Ja H Y Y vi! . ' A ' '?!?f'f 4!Lg 3 v 1 W dj' , , ef 5 mr' ' Q ff as Y IIY: - fi 4 is sf. . 31: 'WEP 2? W w w fy, 9 as ,, 4 !sm, I w f W! MR idk MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 H. XV. Bownrm J. A. Coovnn J. E. CRAIG P. A. D.u.1.ls R. T. JoHNsoN CLASS OF M. N. Drmsnmx B. R. DODSON H. A. Fuzmrsrnn R. S. HAGGM11' W. H. HEITFERNAN W. B. Joi-rNsoN W. C. LEE O. C. MCLl:AN H. B. NEAL. W. ScANnnE'r'r '40 A. S. Hume H. H. I'lUN'l' J. W. LEMON J. M. SENA B. R. SNOOKS CLASS OF '4I L. W. Bowan R. O. BRINKAKAN W. S. PIAMDY L. L. Hormxan T. CLAPI' E. MCCAA H. H. CRANE N. MCCAA J. J. FULLENLOVE V. M. SHll'l.IiY W. B. TIEAGUE CLASS OF '42 J. T. ANDREWS C. EVANS H. BARTON W. J. Fix E. R. BoLr.1NA:nk K. M. BULLMD M. A. CLENIIENS Z. F. DANIEL E. GILBERT J. Gimfmru R. A. JACKSON W. G. Mururrn' E. T. Dnvrs K. Ovlsus'rrual2'r, III J. A. E.-xsrnn R. J. TRALIRIIZL T ROW: Andrews, Bollinger, Barton, den, Bower, Brinkman, Bullard. SECOND : Clapp, Clemens, Cooper, Craig, Crane, is, Daniel. THIRD ROW: Dasher, Davis, cn, Easter, Evans, Fix, Flcmistcr. FOURTH 1 Fullcnlcvc, Gilbert, Griffith, Haggart, by, Heffernan, Horner. FIFTH ROW: e, Hunt, Jackson, W. B. Johnson, R. T. son, Lce, Lemon. SIXTH ROW: E. McCaa, McCaa, McLean, Murphy, Ovcrstreef, drett, Sena. SEVENTH ROW: Snooks, Shipley, Teague, Trarnmcl. GROOVER ALFRIEND LEE BERRY FIRST ROW: Adams, Alfriend, Baker, Beals, Berry, Bethune, Brandon, R. B. Bridges, T. E. Bridges. SECOND ROW: Groov- er, Haynes, Heinz, Henslcr, HuH, Jarrell, Jones, R. E. Lee, W. G. Lee. THIRD ROW: Prothro, Rarnsaur, Ramseur, Richardson, Rounlree, Rhyne, Scarborough, Schroder, Shackelford. KAPI3! THE KAPPA ALPHA ORDER originated at Wash- ington and Lee on December 21, 1865. It now has sixty-seven active chapters and seventy- ' seven alumni groups. The local chapter was installed on the Tech campus on October 21, 1899, being one of the first fraternities at the school. OFFICERS W. J. ALFKIEND PresirIc'1zt T. QI. BERRY . . Vice-Prvsirlrrrf W. G. LEE . . Srmretary M. E. GROQVER . Trr'ax11rr'r xl.l3l-lA W. J. AL12nn:Nn T. J. Bmun' M. K. BETHUNE W. A. Cmums J. B. GAs1'oN B. A. Comm' J. C. Co1.L1laix j. Grmznnn M. E. Gxoovmx S. J. ADAMS j. T. BJZALS R. B. Bruumis W. L. Inman D. L. BnnNnoN T. E. Biuncus G. P. C1.l2vm.AND W. S. Cunkus W. J. GRACE C. D. Gnuvrn MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 -I. A. l'AlAvNl's W. G. LEE T. M. Lzawis M. G. Mlrcl-wi. CLASS OF '40 H. H. Hxamlmix A. B. Hurrf A. R. jomis W, W. PACE P. RHYNE CLASS OF '4l H. 1-ix2lNz R. MCCAl.l.lJAI D. H. NlCK1Zl.l. W. C. T1-iomsox CLASS OF '42 R. L. jnmufu, R. E. Lan j. M. Ll1,i.v W. W. Mnssiawmi J. T. Mnssm' D. NAI-:rn LE V. D. Rfmsnaun A. Ric:-mnnsoN W. j. Rouwrinnn J. C. THOMSON G. L. XVATT F. Scynxonmx R. E. Srklcufxxn C. T. WAI-ri: I. Ii. XVILKS IJ. A. Tu.LMAN T. W, Tissue j. B. XVHISNANT j. W. Nlcuomox W. S. Iiniucx R. K. Plaofnno S. RAMSAUIQ W. NV. Scnnnonounll J. C. Srucxux-'oim W. A. WVATT FIRST ROW: Childs Cleveland, Collier, Corry Currie, David, Gaston, Gilmore,Grace,Groover SECOND ROW: Lilly Massengale,Masscy,Mc Callum, Mitchel, Napier, Nicholson,Nickzll,Pacc Patrick. THIRD ROW Strickland, J. Thomson W. Thomson, Tillman, Tisdale, Waite, G. Watt, W. Watt, Whisnant Wilks. ,.kx . ..- b V A ' WT. v'5C5!LAf,'. xl: ,ZA , f-Qi. 1 1 F14 64' . ri it ,,,,, - ,,,. . ' M A: I 1 1 Cyl! Aa QM C40 fm, igqg, Ag. x .QA S im! Ng! -25' M M CL PNN Y Ng' ERS turtles DYKES THE KAPPA SIGMA fraternit was . . Y Q ' f Vir- founded at the Umveisity o ginia on December 10, 1869. In n l' l ver a half a century it has itt e 0 grown to be one of the largest social fraternities in the country, h 'n one hundred and eight avi g chapters with over thirty thousand l members. The Alpha Tau cmpter was installed on October 18, 1895, only seven years after Tech was es- . . .t tablished, being the third fraterrn y on the campus. W J MCLARTY . President C F MYI:Rs Vice-President A C DYKES . Secretary H S BURNES . Treasurer MEMBERS CLASS or 39 XII J MrLAnTx H P TILIY CLASS OF 40 O Awmcews BI-YRS Bnooxs J E CoII:IvIAN Duns H Lcron CLASS OF 4 CAUBLI' Prksoxs SMII-sow: BAFFARLN W A BFNTON R BIRNN j. R. NEVES M. C. HAGEN1' j. W. HAMMOND J. H, JONES C. F. Mvnns XV. J. STEVENS C. R. Woou B. C. COIT W. D. Fmuus J. I'IlT'l' J. M. LEWIS T. W. RAINIE W. C. SMITH j A NWILLIAMS CLASS OF 42 . R. BATES . ' . BLACK . j. BRANDON . H. CENTER . CovINm'oN . K. Donns W. XV. GRIER . D, PIANELINE . A. I-lIcKMAN . P. Honcns 1 H. LEWIS . J. MATTE . H. NEWMAN . A. PLASTIER OFFICERS 7. . 1 ' R. E. 12 T. P. A. C. ' : W. . T ' I D. E. Cnvnmxunii 1-1. S. BIJIINES G. B. 1 C. E. 4 ' j. M. . O. J. 1. ' R. . C C D M T T J G C E 1' 1 H R ' II 1 1 1 1 1 1 a ' I 1 S. A. T'IAMTl.TON W. A. SPENCER G. I. WI2 II FIRST ROW: Baggarly Bates Beers Benton Birnn Black. SECOND ROW: Brandon Brooks Burnes auble Cavenaugh Center. THIRD ROW: Coit Cole- man Covington Dobbs Dykes Ector. FOURTH ROW: Ferris Grier Hageny Hamilton Hammond Hanelinc. FIFTH ROW: Hickman Hitt Hodges Jones C. Lewis J. Lewis. SIXTH ROW: Matte MCL6ftY Myers New- man Neves Person. SEVENTH ROW: Plaster Raine, Redwine Sampson Smith Spencer. EIGHTH ROW: Stevens Tilly Webb Williams Wood. KAPPA SIGMA - aw- ' ' 1-If-I-f f ' f-.1a..:u:f:.-for-naaasrmrrfwf. -L-as-ff N1 ,,, ,f , , 11, - 1 ., ' .1 - , -1- .. . . -...N 1 I T. -- --Q.. 4 .- 1. 1 1 . . ., - 1-.-.R-f.. 1... ' .. .......1. . ...f .-..... ...,--C ..-.,-..4-,.......,,.- -,.+ ., .11....,.S,-....-1,.,,.I.-. .,1-, :1.. 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FV wg aa 3 5 .5 1 ev ' R I ,....x.. ,, mv Q JH? 4, 'liz i . .. f f Sl ' u- 4 -Lf an - M. 'H-'11 V45 :fig 13 IQ' 'V l 6 ww 1 xp fffiv' X 1 -F! .1 20,298 C6 O M I M EM BERS CLASS OF '39 J. L. Bnooxs W. PENN H. C. DUNSON H. W. Rnmm' J. W. HENDERSON P. REYNOLDS O. H. LANG B. Su'rmN C. Vooknls CLASS OF '40 C. BAGWIZLL D. I. MACINTYRE W. R. Bunn J. C. MERRILL H. Bownn W. Mrrcum.L J. P. CLAY R. Munvr-nr J. B. C1-nzrvrwoon R. NORMAN J. DuNsoN A. R. Rozicu G. GWALTNEY J. E. Tiuinnwmf W. B. Housiam.. N. WAI.TDN R. IsoN W. H. WILSQN J. C. MALQNE M. Wruci-rr CLASS OF '41 T. W. Akmsrnono C. B. Dunusx' J. Avsrusrrre R. Gorusn C. BERRY H. JONES M. Bums W. A. lbuxxs B. CAIKMICHEI. L. PEIQKMSON E C.uv.1'1zu O. Plums H. Cl-IEEK W. Sol.oMoN M. F. COLE J. Wncmm J. L. Covrocx R. YANCEY D. YATES CLASS OF '42 G. Aumn J. Kmc B. ConvE'rTl: J. LlwFEn1' D. JO!-INSTDN W. Munnouz . J. KANE D. Mumion B. Qulcc RST ROW: Adair, Armstrong, Averette, Bag' Il, Beard, Berry, Bower. SECOND ROW: oks, Bryan, Carmichel, Carizr, Cheek, Chiv- ion, Cole. THIRD ROW: Coppock, Corvette, Dun son, J. Dunson, Goree, Gwaltney, Hender- . FOURTH ROW: Houseal, Ison, Johnston, nes, Kane, King, Lang. FIFTH ROW: Liipfert, clntyre, Malone, Merrill, Mitchell, B. Munroe, Munroe. SIXTH ROW: Norman, Parks, ce, Ouigg, Rainey, Reynolds, Roach. SEVENTH W: Solomon, Sutton, Trzadway, Voorhis, agner, Walton, Wilson. EIGHTH ROW: Yancey, Yates. 6071 lid !t6l2 C46 E673 -Q I I Q' Q O . 5 Q Q , - -we. - -- ...W . - ,. E Q Q r s I f . ew effvw-.uI5a'Q,L5.-.f:1'5-?'.,tts? :,75.,.f5e . . ,, 'FIS'-f 's'5?'v4,-H5 Q- 1- D lj zz-ef:wr6:ffe?vfg:ixfgg17-s1f5gi::-fu, -eqw. tg,-vcr, :Q-1555 'fS4.eifi.QCQllJ 5, , , ' ' ' ww' me - -mealmefm-er.. , iw 'amalfirf-A. 'im hhi fd 'QP H- k Hzmmm-wwxmee' 'icaxsezims i-ff SW. -f1'ff2'frf'f'-..f.. 1 I . . .4 L. GIBIAN LEVIN GOLDSTEIN COMMINS L CHAPTER ON NOVEMBER 23, 1904, Phi Epsilon Pi was founded with Alpha Chapter at City College of New York. At the present the fraternity has thirty-two active chapters and thirty-eight alumni organizations with a total membership of about four thousand. Xi chapter was estab- lished at Georgia Tech on January 15, 1916. OFFICERS D. J. GOLDSTEIN . . . . President R. B. LEVIN . . Vice-President L. S. COMMINS . . . Secretary R. GIBIAN . . Trcfasurer I FIRST ROW Bodenhelmer Bulbln SECOND ROW Commms Fersi THIRD ROW Glblan Goldstexn FOURTH ROW Herzog Kaplan .f1' r A- qi A L? -f- mm 'X W 513272-A -.D'x '-..-i'..... win? ' V559 'ali' W M' MJLQwQkQi -. ff' fff f i' ' 'Ti' K - MTS' f-'-' : 9.-L .af-'-n'-. iw .vw :fa fi-1 N .. ' l' N- --'IL - .-,V ' - , .. --. ' -.-1' - r ' ., bum: - - -Q - -S . ' - . gyifgk- .- n ,' - .-1 mv, u,,.. .. 1. -, .-f. -c!1 -vu.. . - 443, 1.. , I.. mm ,,,,,,g,,, A . - uf. -., . IQ. --.TL mf- -.....m...,...-u. K.-.M ... 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LEVY J. L. PFEIFER C. REISMAN M. L. SHATZEN P. SoLoMoNs L. STERN amma an CHAPTER PHI GAMMA DELTA was founded at jef- ferson College in 1848. Although founded primarily as a southern group, it became national in scope after the Civil XVar until it has seventy-three chapters at the present. The Gamma Tau chap- ter was installed at Georgia Tech in 1926 when Gamma Tau Delta, a strong local organized expressly for petitioning Phi Gamma Delta was granted za charter. OFFICERS L. R. WOODWORTH . . President L. A. WOLF ..... T1'r'as1u'er I. S. BULL . . . Recordifrg Secretary H. H. VANBUREN . COYl'USl70IZlZ'i7Ig Secy. E. M. WHEBY .... Historian Tr PI-II GAMMA DELTA C I. S. BULL J. O. STENSLAND C. Fox E. C. GUILFORD W. C. MAI-IONILY MEMBERS LASS OF '39 E. M. WHEBY L. A. WOLF L. R. WOODWOR'fI-I CLASS OF '40 F. O. SI-IoEMAIu5Ix H. I-I. VANBURLZN D. B. WILLIAMS CLASS OF '41 E. R. BUNNIELL C. KURRLE F. H. JOHN R. E. LECKRONE J. H, KING T. H. WA'l'SON A. F. WELLS CLASS OF '42 M. B. ABERCROMBIE B. MCCLURIE N. CLARK F. B. V'AN VALKE R. W. STEUDEL NBURGH 6 F V I Abercrombie Bull Bunnell, Clark. SECOND ROW: Fox, M Ciure John, King. THIRID ROW: Kurlle, Leckronc, Mahoney, c . h. FIFTH ROW: Shoemaker, Stensland, Steudcl, Van Valkcnburg Wells, Whcby, Wolf. SIXTH ROW: Williams, Woodworth. 4 . Y - A A V -2- . sE.1i..1-'- ' -+-.Lg 'r -V 'V , A . q I f ,... ....-Taffii... A ' if ' .. . .I 1 - ..23-f.?e55 ':'Q,' .1554 ' Q Q . r .... L -' :wr il Y. WHEBY VAN BUREN Wooow ORTH BULL Wm! G!! Aa XML Cin fm 1 Ip . , 3 ,3 1 , Zi l I, ,,' l 'ii A. SMXTH vtvwwi BEAD' WITH THE Expiusss intention of becoming a national fraternity, Phi Kappa S1ma was founded at the University of Pennsylvania in 185 0. A conservative policy of expansion has been followed, but the frater- nity at the present has a chapter in a representative school in every sec- tion of the country. The local chapter, established on January 15, 1904, was the seventh fraternity on the campus and the first to own its own house. .,k..-r.....,....h4m.nu:,.....-- -qi I-.. , PI-II KAPPA SIGMA OFFICERS H. B. PLUMMER . Presirlemf R. C. ORRIN . . Vice-President ' S. D. BEALL . . Secretary J. P. SMITH . T1'c'1zsmfe1' M MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 EE. in A I J. LAssETEn H. PLUMMEII W. H. TANNEII CLASS OF '40 I-I. C. FELSI-IEI1 E. L. Hum J. FUNDEIIBUIIK R. NIUNDY F. GREENE R. ORILIN 1 I E. A. I-IAYES J. P. SMITI-I ' M CLASS OF '4I S. D. BEALL J. ENGEL D. CLEAIIY W. JENKINS G. Domus C. LAFFITEAU J. SANDS CLASS OF 42 E GRAY G JOHNSON J HITI I SHAW L SMITH FIRST ROW Bcall Cleary Dorrls Engcl Felshcr SECOND ROW Funderburk Greene Hayes Hrte Hula THIRD ROV! Jenkins Johnson I..Bf'fItCBU, M 3, gm if Lassctcr Mundy FOURTH ROW Orrin Plummer San s Shaw J P Sm th FIFTH ROW L Srmth Tanner I W, -1 vmmwww rw-wm1,:I f:.:'.': fm-,p.fq.3,I.fm.-M rms -1-. I- L I I ,U III -, II 'I I ' .E - ., 5, 'I jay.. 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The Alpha Rho chapter was founded in the spring of 1929 from the local Pi Lambda Delta. OFFICERS N. V. PULIGNANO . . . Presidemf W. INGRAM . . Vice-President W. J. JACOB . . Secretary F. L. PETERS . . Treasurer PP A TAU H H P MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 J. S. FRASER W. INGRAIM M. G. H11LiARAT CLASS OF '40 W. P. EVELAND W. E. FREDERICKS W. J. JACOB CLASS OF '41 D. DANNA H. K. HALL H. V. SMITH CLASS OF '42 T. E. BURNS G. DENNIS H. C. DUNCAN W. EAR NEST B. C. MEN'FLiS15 F. L. PETERS N. V. PULIGNANO G. F. LIACFARLANIZ NV. L. Roux J. II. Russo N. HOLLAND C. R. SAXVYER D. C. Kmasszau C. MY. Momus H. C. SHEALY L. SOLARINO FIRST ROW: Evcland, Fraser Hall, Jacob. SECOND ROW Pulignano, Shcaly, Solarino. ., , ,t. , . 1 T..-. ,A .na- g .,,,,,.,,,,W,,,,,,,,. . J. Q7 H .f 33:5 O - -- .. HICKLIN CLARK MOORE THOMAS !4aHaa: Qsenfeean C I-I A P T E R PHI SIGMA KAPPA was founded at Massachu- setts State College on March 15, 1873. The fraternity remained in the Northeast until 1900 when a conservative policy of expansion was adopted, and it now has forty-eight chap- ters with a membership of about fourteen thousand. The Kappa Deuteron chapter was installed on April 7, 1923. rl 3 OFFICERS M. R. CLARK ...... Presiricmf R. G. THOMAS . . Vice-Presizlemf R. E. Mooiuz . . Secretary W. J. HICKLIN . . Twasure-r FIRST ROW: Ayres, Clark, Cushing. SECOND ROW: Elliott, Finch, ROW: Gegen, Hiclclin, Humphries. FOURTH ROW: Matthews, McGrann. FIFTH ROW: McGuire, Moore, Neely. nw- 1'-vw 5 J KV. V 'l .. . ..,, , .,,. .. . Q.. .. ,..,, , J, .ms ff'4::vf'e-E359 .ffgffm Fi: , -..:.1.i?W...'.:.5. .. .?3?m.'-5-'f.FE.:.'5' ' L'- A N' . -af- L. , - ll: '::f.f.:1.:.3. 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ELLIOTT GEGAN HICKLIN MACDONELL F1NcH GAY AYRES CLARK MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 C. W. MA'FT'PIIiWS J. H. MCGRANN R. E. MOORE A. C. REED CLASS OF '40 L. M. NEELY W. E. Pmus O. E. Pmuis CLASS OF '4I J. H. HUNlPPIlKlliS C. T. OSTRUM CLASS OF '42 E. A. MCGUIIKIZ N. PAGE W. F. POTTER C. R. SHOEMAKER G. E. SMITH R. G. THOMAS W. E. POWELL J. K. PIUMM R. J. WOODDALL W. W. PALMER W. A. THOMPSON L. I-I. SELL J. W. THOMPSON emaker, G. E. Smith Baker, Zamborsky, Speck, JONES' :Q , 3'-'ie Ye PI KAPPA ALP!-IA P1 KAPPA ALPHA was founded at University of Virginia in March, 1868. At present the fraternity has eighty-two chap- ters in thirty-six states with a membership of more than twenty-one thousand. The Alpha Delta chapter was estab- lished at Georgia Tech in February, 1904. OFFICERS J. W. SPECK . . Prc'siz17e111' F. C. JONES . . . Vice-Presizlvzw N. A. ZAMBORSKY . . Secrcfarg H. R. BAKER . . Treasznfm Q ee eg.. Q in my uv 'sae aw- goo 8 MEMBERS A CLASS OF '39 H. R. Bnmzix R. L. Coxxmsu. J. B. FALKS H. J. FRANK F. C. JONES J. W. Srmcxc C. V. LINK C. R. LUNDY G. li. Mukkm' D. L. Russian. M. J. SCAVIZNS CLASS OF '40 T. O. DAY P. I-I. DIECKER W. J. FORSYTIIIL J. T. GREEN G. H. Hou.An,w F. P. HUDSON J. Ii. LAUKLNCE W. R. MCLMN W. H. SuAM1fmrcx' Q. R. THOMSON W. W. Woous N. A. Zlmnonsxv M. M. ZEMEK CLASS OF '41 C. S. Asnrmoox J. L. Chun: D. J. Cr1AvM.xN J. R. DUNN H. C. GRIFFIN O. J. HAM' D. G. Hmuus T. N. Kxzu. E. S. Plums XV. M. PENNY R. D. Psimz B. L. RMNEY CLASS OF '42 E. E. BRAUN J. W. Foam R. GW1I.I.m A. PIAWKINS G. Hrcxs H. 1'IlCHAlki T. B. I'IOGAN R. L. KENIMEF. E. T. RICHARDSON H. C. Snv.-ml: P. A. SHANX C. W. S1-1oNNAim M. S. SmaL1'oN W. NV. TAYLOR D. YARN ST ROW: Ashbrook, Baker, Braun, Chapman rk, Cornell, Day. SECOND ROW: Decker, nn, Falks, Foglc, Forsythe, Green, Griffin IRD ROW: Gwillim, Harp, Harris, Hicks ham, Hogan, Holladay. FOURTH ROW dson, Jones, Kell, Kcnimcf, Laurence, Link dy. FIFTH ROW: McLain, Murray, Parks ny, Perez, Raincy, Richardson. SIXTH ROW sell, Savage, Scavcns, Shamharf, Shank, nnard, Skelton. SEVENTH ROW: Speck, lor, Thomson, Woods, Yarn, Zamborslcy, Zemek. 1 1 G!! A.. Jeff. CA. fe. .5 in , -3 'Sli 5 i ,J 'vw HOOKS BENNETT WATKINS COLEMAN FIRST ROW: Ashby, Bartlett, Bennett, Blair, Body, Bush, Butler, Coleman SECOND ROW: Herron, Holley, Hooks Howell, Johnson, Kerby, King, Kncisel THIRD ROW: R. M. Pryor, S. G. Pryor Ridings, Roach, Ruse, Schofanus, Shook E. R. Smith. I3 I I is 1. :ge Q dsl -1 , - FOUNDED AT TI-IE University of Charleston December 10, 1904, Pi Kappa Phi was incor- porated as a national fraternity December 23, 1907. The fraternity now has forty chapters and twenty alumni groups with a total mem- bership of about seven thousand. The Iota chapter was installed at Tech October 25, 1913. OFFICERS A. R. Hoolas, Jn. . . . . Presirleuf D. C. WATKINS . . Secretary W. F. BENNETT . T1'easurer , L :. v-...1 s-2,-i,, J. M. Bom' A. R. Hocus R. K. I-IowIaI.L W. B. ASHBY W. F. BI:NNm'1' D. P. BUTLER R. DII.I1IIm J. S. B1IIz'I'I.Ia1 r T. T. COLEMAN S. P. EIIIIIIAIIn'r B. H. HALL J. S. Hmm F. F. BIJIIII R. M. Busl-I W. G. DANIEL P. C. DUNCAN WV. FUNK MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 W. M. Pomi M. Pos'r D. F. Rmmcs C.. S. RoAc11 CLASS OF '40 E. D. JOHNSON W. D. KEIIBY E. B. KNEISEI. F. D. LHLLER W. IWORCAN CLASS OF '41 G. J. I-IoI.I.nx' E. LINIIGIIIQN D.N.McCI.1INfIIIAN J. S. PAIIIIAM CLASS OF '42 E. D. GIIIIPFIN H. ll. I'-IAMMLIA C. E. HIEIIIIEN J. M. Kms: W. R. Suomi D. C. V'A'rKINS R. B. WILLIIIMS W. PIIIINDEIQGAST S. G. PIRYOIK C. K. Russ W. H. SrIIo1'ANus A. D. SI-uIII.ocK J. R. Wnnmzn R. WI5A'rIfIIaIIIvnIIn J. G. WIQIIIIII. H. NVRIGHT J. F. Kwmsm. R. M. Pnvon E. R. SMITH T. Smrrl-I AI. E. 'l'IInMvsoN FIRST ROW: Daniel, Dillard, Duncan, Ehr- hardt, Funk, Griffin, Hammer, Hall, Hard. SECOND ROW: J. F. Kneisel, Lindgren, Mc- Clanahan, Miller, Morgan, Parham, Pope, Posl:,Prendergast.THlRD ROW: T. M. Srnith, Spurlock, Thompson, Walker, Watkins, Weatherford, Weibel, Williams, Wrighif. MUNFORD TILFORD IRWIN TOY' eatin Mi CI-IAPTEI2 FOUNDED AT TI-IE University of Alabama March 9, 1856, Sigma Alpha Epsilon now has expanded to one hundred and ten chapters with 11 membership of forty-two thousand. Georgia Phi was the second national fraternity installed at Georgia Tech, being given its charter on March 8, 1890. OFFICERS H. C. TILFORD . . H. . . President E. B. IRWIN . Vice-Presifleni R. B. TOY . . Smrefai-y D. MUNFOIKD . . Treaxurzfr 4 x +4 wx . - .vw v-' -a r R4 , M -f r 1 . '- uv A-' 5f1 f '- sm iw T -' Af--1--f ' t if , -Q -li-E1 .W , f ef -'-3-M J- . ev. ,. .5:.,L..:...f.' - ' - ' 2-fl'-N mmf' Ezuz: irnf ::.a::.: q: ::::f.::mx::::..:g.r Aan... -' :av E.: aux: --.... - Kiran? 'u lm mi 'f www R -r .L..4q4.,-91'-5: - -fvl:..B..a. A TL- ,, V ' an I . 'i n.p.::-,rw I- i l. 1 - , . wf-'vs'-, -N-1'-',.fsfr?:1: 'rm- cr f'4:h:-r- iP'fwxn: e'N:-E F. L. ALEXANDER D. H. DUPREE T. M. FURLOW J. W. GREENE G. J. ALLEN G. F. BUNN M. T. CAMDEN A. Y. CARMICHAL F. W. ALLCORN O. A. BARGIE J. O. CAMPBELL S. CAMPBELL R. M. BRACEY J. A. BRACEY M. V. BRADDY D. C. Cox G. B. EASTER MEMBERS CLASS OF J. B. HOLST E. B. IRWIN M. F. LEGO D. S. Lrawrs '39 H. L. MCCOMMON D. MUNFORD PAT MUNROE R. W. MURPIJX' CLASS OF '40 W. J. CARTER XV. H. CLARK S. W. DOE W. C. CROMER O. J. DYRES CLASS OF H. L. COLLIER S. C. CROWLEY W. B. EIDSON W. B. ESTES G. T. JONES R. P. LEWIS I. M. MRssEY F. M. MURPHY '4l J. P. KEITH S. H. LOCKH.-KRT A. W. LYNN G. JONSSON W. H. NOR'fHUP D. W. WINPREE CLASS OF '42 S. C. GRABBE R. H. HIGHTOWEIK R. H. LANG C. B. LECRAW A. H. NIOLNAR D. J. MUIKPHY H. H. NEEL R. S. SANDERS A. B. SIMMS A. Q. SMU:-r H. B. NELSON H. C. TILFORD A. L. Wx1.cox E. I-I. THOMAS D. H. THOMPSON R. B. TOY R. B. WARNOCK R. M. THOMPSON H. H. THRASHER J. R. TUBE J. M. WILKINS S. C. TENNISON J. F. THOMPSON R. W. WHITLOCK W. H. XVRIGLEY FIRST ROW: Molnar, Mumford, Munroe, D. J. Murphy, F. M. Murphy, R. W. Murphy, Neel, Nelson, Norihup. SECOND ROW: Sanders, Simms, Smith, Tcnnison,'l'hOmas, R. M. Thomp- son, D. H. Thompson, J. F. Thompson, Thrasher. THIRD ROW: Tilforcl, Toy, Tubb, Warnock, Whitlock, Wilcox, Wilkins, Winfree, Wrigley. AE ,,.. ,4n S s5'g ,f- GQ ---U .. , alfa W5 A 'CAQ fm X S 5 Xa 7 X sv Xen nn nn 1 f, Ogbfx QSS jing , HY r. , ALLEN vb! PM OND ternity was THE SIGMA CHI fra founded at Miami University on 5. Since 1855 the fra- nded to ninety-six bership of June 28, 185 ternity has expa chapters with a mem about thirty-five thousand. The ' t ter was installed a Beta Psi chap 922 by the ab- ' Georgia Tech in 1 'xi sorption or the lo c al P1 Alpha Slgma. A I . -J -Q, --1 ' w!.s.zfgn.1..s s?vvr. 6a:x:31.1',1rea-v1q,,wy .--. . . ,, ,mf . .. - . , 4 4.1 , t. -- -. -....: , , D..-AFD: ,lua.,,. A , ' - B , - A . - -. l v N mls C T ' 5 , 1-daft. . , ei'-n-xv:fs1-e3v:egm-gg-,5K,g,.ig,,i,gb53..M,,Mew-img,-,gv3gF7 g-.,g,,f7y,,g'5fvf2::',Bg2,!2,1'jf.',14'::'i,Qf,!'2,'QQ!h0,, F ,,-,g,. .,lCS' t.Q'f'.,.g?f3ggg93g.i-m 3 4 . .Q 1 - -L..'4.' wi . W -vs-v. 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L,,-,h ':', '.g,',' .g, .,g-,g- 1-'y - 1-5 -4f1'w-'- . ,, ' A 'r, , -f 3' - ' - .. 4. . 1 '1 --1 --.fp f 9 ..5--1-vmwww--W-1.---.....,,..,-:' m.t...,1.J5' f'3.fTI3-'N123'-l23::.1'3.3r.,..::e:.:n::m'u1.xw..::sn,.,1'fm:f:mf::a:.::ru:.rH:MY::?f:'M:fr' ':,'v f2se-+fff,vfez-'wuvfwm- 5 A A- d2ZL....a3, -gig-L f - 'r' -rf vragzrmnmaz-.'-s,. zizwimsrsze-ss:r i,qw f wsawzaflfffwvm : aff-fevx-'elgwfff-wfgmsmu-'1fz1:'7E'1x-':f--'-wbwynf1ff?-41?-G-MWSH2-fif2N'+iG-U5f1fw:a,14'v24Lw2: ' ' 1' ......f.....:c ..,. ti.-N, , ,,,, ,, . . . . .. . ,, ,. .. . . . , . , , .., ,. .. . ..-., , . , . OFFICERS T. R. ALLEN . . . Presia'e1zt O. E. KRAUSS . . Vice-President A. C. ORMOND S. S. RYAN . MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 T. R. ALLEN Secretary . Treaxurcr V. XV. NIOURNING A. N. WILLIAMS CLASS OF '40 R. C. Amnznsou W. E. BELL R. E. Bonalrr F. J. Bowan J. H. Dumas M. R. Dusxawnumr M, B. FANNON G. P. I-'corn T. F. GARNIER N. F. WALKER CLASS OF '4I J. A. ALTOBELLIS G. W. Bnooxs E. M. BUCHANAN J. S. Duncan G. H. GRAHAM C. D. HEIDLER 1 R. C. JAMES R. H. JOHNSON A. C. KNIGHT R. H. WILLXS CLASS OF '42 J. S. BOLT J. W. Boscu L. L, CLARK G. E. HOEFLER G. L. KILPATRICK N. J. Loman R. LoNc J. R. GIBSON G. L. KENDRICK S. Kusman O. E. KRAuss H. Lmma A. C. OKMQND J. S. RYAN H. J. Snmuanrz W. B. THOMAS E. Il. MAcMonLANn W. P. McGumx: C. L. Munn-n' E. P. OLIVER C. E. Rnrsn R. A. Sc!-ruLz1z C. A. Summon S. M. WHITNEY A. G. WILLIS R. F. MCGINTY E. R. MULLLNG W. H. PULLEN W. S. RAMBO G. A. ROBERTSON W. M. Snwrsox W. C. AVINFREH RST ROW: Allen, Altobellis, Anderson, Bell, Bobbitt lt, Bosch. SECOND ROW: Boyer, Brooks, Buchanan, ark, Dreger, Dukes, Dusenbury. THIRD ROW: Fannon, ote, Garner, Gibson, Graham, Heidlcr, Hoefler. URTH ROW: James, Johnson, Kendrick, Kesler, lpatrick, Knight, Krauss. FIFTH ROW: Loder, Long, acMorIand, MCC-iinfy, McGuire, Mulling, Mourning. XTI-'I ROW: Murphy, Oliver, Ormond, Pullen, Rambo, ed, Robertson. SEVENTH ROW: Ryan, Schulze, erertz, Sherrod, Simpson, Thomas, Walker. EIGI-ITH W: Whitney, A. G. Willis, R. H. Willis, Williams, SIGMA CI-II Winfrcc. Q.. - +' .:..' -- ' mx. 'J W' - f'- ' ws., , -' C' r. ,- - . - : L A '4L ' f . I- L15,:c's':f:'rfs.f':f.:'a'f+:.- f5'f-'.,Mwffrkirarifil- i5'451?'s5 'r5W5,rmfifM'bMnVHi'l55942fIf'i'1?49f'wv'M9 H' -v -ww , 1,,,Lxggrqgfffvs-gigydigyfryyyiqkffi- l+mn:iqj:Mfiry,-I?'Qtg:5ngpLSLi9T37f,f..9,-::1iig,r15,,.1u+ ULU.-J? gbfS5,v.4i::i.-3:-W?crf1fivLk:fRf iii-Q-w3fs.'1f1.. ,iE3JQii'eTEl'mS-'1Y3'1i3ieYUf'55x.'i,'22'E'S',Yi.f-.,71.1.fflQTLTSFFJF af 9 '95 7-5'1 l, 44- lnwn-Qiifrhficfe-nhmnff--fvlw-'-1'k,'1'?'.iQf.M6'f-is:f3:':sf?f?f'ff-.ewnuff?vH'fF?'R?i14'hrT4':.11,-,:rE5':fl'??i:+1':r-'-'-1j1:.., .'5.22t2. .L2. 4 1 :i35:'32F.fLf5.1Z:?''ffizfftltl': :t3,-xiii!5.fi?Yf?Sf 1'M'33fL M-1 . .. . .. , 'J .. .... . . , . . may-v hp, . , ---. N 1, 1,,,,gg,L,,,..... '-' - . - ' w?'Y14-fm-:MGA-:xa:vw:a:':f.wv1n-enigma-wa.:...ng, M.avwa+?.iz.amrn5:L f:':,Lf- ..,,- 'ag - ,' 1 -- ?1-f -.:.'-rsfw Aer-:xx-f, . 'Lge mf -fu- mfpf'f snr'-qg,w,.,g1fw1g.1:m.f:vgr-uit-vhzvrnfgfg vw 55-'531-as -M --- 4 . - - .1-. 1 '- ' ' '- ' f' 2 : ' L4 i ' Qif'-3:aa: r '....Q1.S-.f.L.f .SCM EE fh- .,..... JZA I-IA PTER MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 M. W. HOWARD E. M. PH1LPo'r , W. J. UNDERWQOD CLASS O R. C. AEBERSOLD G. P. FORD W. J. HOGAN C. N. MAYO B. S. SMITH D. T. ALLEN C. B. BRANAN W. A. FORD CLASS OF C. N. FREEMAN H. G. ALMAND H. D. BUNN CLASS OF F '40 J. L. MANN W. N. MCGOUGH W. T. SAMS O. O. SCOTT '41 E. E. HARA B. JACKSON S. A. SAWYLR J. M. STARR '42 C. B. CURRY D. P. HAMILTON SIGN ANU ROW: Aebersold, Allen, Almand, Branan, Bunn. SECOND ROW: Curry, G. P. Ford, W. A. Ford, Freeman. THIRD ROW: Hara, Hill, Hogan, Howard. FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Mayo, Mann, Perdue. FIFTH ROW: Philpot, Sams, Sawyer, E. F. Scott, O. O. S ith, Starr, Underwood, Walker. SIXTH ROW: Shepherd, rn 'IQ f Honor, a secret society organized in 1868 inatecl from the Legion 0 SIGMA NU orig at the Virginia Military Institute. The fraternity ' - ' chapters with a members ip o thousand. The chapter founded in 1896, being now has ninety six h' f about thirty-one at Georgia Tech the fourth was fraternity on the campus. OFFICERS - B. S. SMITI-I . . . . President C. N. MAYO . . Vice'-Presiderrt . . Secrezfury W. T. SAMS . O. O. SCOTT . . Treasurer SAMS SCO Tl' MAYO SM 'TH Schottler Gray Bishop- Ledbetter SIGMA PI-Il EPSILCDN SIGMA PHI EPSILON was founded at the University of Rich- mond in 1901, where it was originally known as the Saturday Night Club. The fraternity now has sixty-seven chapters with a total 1'nen'1bership of about eighteen thousand. Th ' ' e Georgia Alpha chapter was installed in 1907. OFFICERS S. A. LEDBETTER . . . . . President J. R. B151-ion . . . Vice-President G. H. SCHOTTLER . . . Secretary F. A. GRAY . . . Treasurer 69T i w w .Q 'ix Q A9 Y.A i l' 1' .7 lp? M EM BERS CLASS OF '39 J. R. BISHOP CLASS OF '40 M. CONWAY S. A. LEDBETTER C. GIiEESLlNG R. A. MAKTINSON ENDRICK W. V. NEISIUS R. KRAUSS H. W. PAXTON G. A. NVRIGHT CLASS OF '4I H. FLEMING I. W. KELLY . GRAY G. H. SCHOTTLIER . I-IIEGIEL C. C. SCONYERS . JUSTI A. E. SORTORE H. C. VAN ARSDALE CLASS OF '42 me Bnnucufmxw J. GIALANELLA . BELL J. A. MCKEAGE L. CLARK K. MORSE . COLEMAN C. NIELsoN T ROW: dc Bcauchamp, Bail, Bishop, k, Coleman, Conway. SECOND ROW ing, GI-nzesling, Gialanella, Gray, Hicgel, L H . THIRD ROW: Krclly, Kendrick, Krauss, w ettcr, McKca5c, Martinson. FOURTH . . . ' : Morse, Nelslus, Nuclson, Paxton, Ponce, ttler. FIFTH ROW: Sconycrs, Sortorc, Suddith, Van Arsdale, Wright. 4-. .. .711 4. Cr. f.. 'Q' 1 1? 1 BARKOVITZ P A 99312 in rf. . , n O. Y H H S S O O S 5 P4 P-4 O Home A, Y, ...HA-gr FREEDMAN PEARLMAN SAMINSKY Mi CHAPTER THE OUTGROWTH of 21 professional fraternity, Tau Epsilon Phi was organized as 21 national collegiate fraternity in 1913. There are thirty- six chapters on the fraternity roll with a total membership of about thirty-five hundred. The Phi chapter was placed on the Tech campus in 1913. OFFICERS I-I. SAMINSKY .... . Prcsiflm-zt H. J. FREEDMAN . . Vice-Presizienzf A. B. BARKOVITZ . . Secretary W. J. PEARLMAN . . Treasurer FIRST ROW: Barkovitz, Bernstein, Cohn. SECOND ROW Einstein, Finklestein. THIRD ROW: Freedman, Gershen, FOURTH ROW: Guskind, Held, Kessler. FIFTH ROW: Kuniansky, Osmalov. 'V WL? v-0' l - - FIRST ROW: Prcss, Pries, Pearlman, Rabin, Saul. S EC O N D R O W: Schwarcz, Segall, Siegel, Saminsky, Willncr. H. J. FREIEDMAN M. SIEGEL A. B. BARKOVITZ B. E. SEGALL I. I. DAITCH J. D. WERBIN B. P. BERNSTEIN H. EINSTEIN R. FINKELSTEIN D. SAUL 71' J. B. PRESS AMINSKY R. Knssusn PRIES W. J. PEARLMAN L. P. WILLNER I. GERSHEN H. HELD A. M. GINSBURG B. KLAUSNER S. S. GUSKIND D. RABIN D. SCHWARCZ ' ,FAT Y . i , 0 1 g 4 ..,..,,.., W.-1 ,fl -wma.. J QE ,MN ,N Timm-W 'T-ff . , ' .......e..,w.....1.a.f:..f.zf',i'l-'auf 5? f4 wmkmx' H' . ai! l sm , . Y I --1--15 4 - .5T7 YTF,.,.n,,E -. .- -- 1.1 -44-u. Nan-.,.. :ur 0 ' a Sgux 4 rx . .. . 5- -. r , x.-. '. .f w,-ryr,u, ' .,-.,-...U -. 5 . x. r , ..-fw. am, mggwn V It r ' 2 u -M-. .L ...Zz 4. I-IA an PTE MEMBERS CLASS OF '39 J. W. CURM' R. F. DONOVAN L. J. HARRIS R. J. W1-HTE CLASS OF '40 B. R. ALSOBROOK C. I. BROOKER L. LAXVRENCE E. J. PEARSON H. E. Buowmm P. E. TODD J. A. WEBB CLASS OF XV. E. GREGORY J. W. PAFFORD CLASS OF L. K. ADRIAN J. C. DARAGAN W. P. HANSEN J. C, HUNT T. N. KIZNYON A. F. UHUN '4I F. V. ROWLAND J. R. I. TAYLOR '42 F. XV. MAGILL P. H. MURPHX' A. W. QUILLIAN H. QUILLIAN W. H. REEVES TI-IETA C Adrian, Alsobroolc, Broward, Curry. SECOND ROW: Daragan, , Magill. THIRD ROW: Pafford, Pearson, Rowland, Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Uhlin, Webb, White. I-I I HA RRIS CURRY AL TI-IETA CHI was founded at Norwich University on March 10, 1856. At first the fraternity did not intend national eX- pansion, but 21 conservative expansion policy has increased the organization to fifty chapters with a total membership of about thirteen thousand. The Alpha Nu chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in the spring of 1923. OFFICERS R. J. WHITE ..... Presirlent J. W. CURRY . . . Vice-P1-esfdwf B. R. ALSOBROOK . . Secrerary . Treasurer L. J. HARRIS . . SOBROOK me.-.xii WHITE ssc A -5 -'BQ v xxx w lf' iff- E .f .3 V -. Ji-4' I -1.5: A Q , J.. '.' N -' ' I .5 1. 3 75 56,04 Q4 Extracurricular activities represent an outstanding phase of student life at Tech. The many organiza- tions give the students an oppor- tunity to express themselves in as many fields as possible. This culmi- nates in a reward' for outstanding accomplishments by being tapped by Omicron Delta Kappa. ln.. Q 3 . hifi W' U ' -egg .ggi +2 'ss fi ... . ,U-, . fs -, 'Fir -L A 4, 'ug :1 1 .1 1 I u .f . .5 'ii ggi 4 up ,qv ' XV. V , Xa W , i J, P 1 ' J 21, 'ey Q 15 .gig 4 4 'W k Q f sw- R' A v - Q Y , I- f .N , 'xx if 1 flra, n xl T , .ng ,W , ,, U. ,,,,, .f, v- Q 3 ., if-L1 .Wh a, V Nw Lg. ' .47-',,'l, ,. ,W J , I 1 , , Ui 5 ws, .,, : ,, 'Aj A, Jimi' ' 9'-. M ' Xi'-1 -I MW , . K ' , . -1 Q F , , ' VE '--W I5 I ' Q, X, ,iii A .s, Q 0 MMG , , ,M ,W , ' w i Sf OFFICERS R. E. ANDERSON . W. G. THRASH W. R. BEARD . R. G. CUSHING . PRESIDENT ANDERSON 3 THRASH BEARD Q46 . . P7'CSf!1'671f . Vice-Presirlczzt . SC'C1'L'f!l1'3I . Treasurer CUSHIN6 STUDENT CGUNCII. 'f.S.ilfl6g6lfLi OVZZVLEI4, R. E. ANDERSON . W. J. ALFRIEND . R. G. CUSHING . H. G. HUTCI1lNSON W. G. TI-IRASH . T. R. JONES . D. MUNFORD . E. B. SUTTON . E. M. VINSON . C. F. CRUMBLEY M. G. MITCHELL Senior Re,bresen!a1'i1.'e Senior Rejnresenfafive Senior Rejireserrfative Senior Re 11-reserzfati ue Senior Re jrresen tatiue President Senior Class . Erlifor Teebniqne . Presia'ent lnterfrafernify Council President Y. M. C. A. C0-op Representaiive Co-op Representative R. M. GRIFFIN J. DREXV . T. T. BAYER . W. R. BEARD C. N. MAYO C. R. Woon . Co-op Rejzreserrfative Co-op Representative . junior Representative . junior Rejzresenfati-ve . junior Representative . Innior Rejrresentatizfe L. N. PERKERSON . . Sojrbonzore Rejrresentative F. W. ALLCORN . . Sophomore Representative G. E. SMITH . . . Editor BLUE PRINT T. N. KELL . . Prexialent Sojriaornore Class D. H. YARN . . President Fresbnzan Class THE GEORGIA TECH STUDENT COUNCIL was organized in 1923 by Dean Skiles and the student body as a limited sys- tem of student government, thereby placing certain responsibilities upon the students of the school. The expressed purpose of the council is to represent the whole student body in matters affecting student interest, to afford 11 suitable and convenient medium of communication between the students and the school authorities, and, in general to create and preserve the customs and traditions of the school. The council is composed of twen- ty-four members, five of which are elected from the senior class, four from the junior class, two from the sophomore class, two from each sec- tion of the co-operative students, and nine ex-officio members. These latter nine consist of: the president of the Interfraternity Council, the president of the Y. M. C. A., the editors of the BLUE PRINT, Tech- nique, and Yellow jaekef, and the presidents of the classes. The coun- cil takes office at the close of each school year and serves intact the following year-its officers being elected by the council at the Hrst meeting in September. Hr FIRST ROW: Alfricnd, Allcorn, Bayer, Crumb- ley. SECOND ROW: Drew, Griffin, Hutchin- son, Jones. THIRD ROW: Kell, Mayo, Mitch- ell, Mumford. FOURTH ROW: Sutton, Smith, Vinson, Wood, Yarn. 1 ED VINSON President BAYER KELL LOCKERY YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION G. T. MARCHMONT . G. W. RAINEY . . DR. M. L. BRITTAIN . W. A. ALEXANDER HAROLD BUSH-BROWN L. F. GORDON E. M. VINSON W. H. MCGEE . W. J. PRocToR . Miss G. I. HAWES . L. D. LOCKERY . MEMBERS OF THE Y. M. C. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE J. T. BAYER, JR ........ L. E. DAVIS ..... Group on Church aml World Today S. L. DAvIs . Vire-Presirlz-rzt Freshman Council, Sacoml Samesier J. R. DUNN ...... Group on Labor and Economics R. M. Gusns . . . Group on Basic Philosophy J. L. HARRIS ...... Chairman Relations Comrnilice D. HAWLEY . Secretary Freshman Council, Second Semester E. D. JOHNSON .... Group on Churfh and Worla' Today T.N.KELL.. H. M. LANGE . . .... Group on Basic Philosophy C. A. MCKINNON . . . Group on Church and Worlrl Today W. J. SHUMAN ......, Group on Basic Philosophy M. S. SKELTON, Vicc-Praxirleut Freshman Council, First Serrrestcr W. W. TAYLOR, Pwarirlclrt Freshman Council, Secorzrl Semesler R. G. THOMAS ..... Group on Lahor and Economics J. F. THORNTON ..... Group on Labor and Economics J. A. VENDRELL . . . Group on Men, Women and Family D. H. YARN, -JR. . President Freshman Connril, First Semester FIRST ROW: Albert, Alfriend, Bayer, Bedinger, Bennet, Billups, Bodenheimer, Bradley, Bunn, Campbell, Davis. SECOND ROW: Dinsmore, Dunn, DuPree, Eggleston, Flanigen, Gibbs, Hart, Johnson, Kell, Lange, Leckrone, Lumsden, McKinnon, McRae. THIRD ROW: Martin, Monroe, Myrick, Newborg, Orr, Orrin, Palmer, Person, Poole, Rosenberg, Scott, Shearouse, Shurnan, Story. FOURTH ROW: Sutton, Thomas, Thornton, Vendrell, Villanueva, Voyles, Wadsworth, Warnock, Westbrook, Will-rs, Winn, Wright. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ALUMNI MEMBERS G. T. MARCHMONT FACULTY MEMBERS , C. D. GIBSON AT-LARGE MEMBERS DR. LESTER RUMBLE STUDENT MEMBERS J. T. BAYER MEMBERS OF THE Y. M. C. A. STAFF Chairman . Secretary . Ex-officio GEORGE WINSHIP G. W. RAINEY DR. H. L. TURNER T. N. KELL . . . . . . . . . . .Gene-ral Sefretary A. CABINET ' . . . Vice-President . Recording Secretary Cla pp, Colvin, D'Amico, . Executive Secreiary . . Ojice Secretary . Stuclarrt Assistanl Y. M. C. A. Cami Y. M. C. A. STUDENT GOVERNING BODY THE Y. M. C. A. CABINET is a non-sectarian organization, open to all upperclassmen. The Cabinet meets regularly to plan programs, to plan entertainments, and to engage in study and discussion on religious, social, and eco- nomic problems. At the beginning of the school year it promotes several entertainments to introduce the freshman to the student life at Tech. OFFICERS E. M. VINSON ...... President J. T. BAYER . . Vice-Presirlwvt T. N. KELL . . Secrefary J. ALBERT W. J. ALFRIEND J. T. BAYER W. E. BEDINGER W. B. BENNET J. O. BILLUPS L. C. BODENHEIMER J. A. BRADLEY G. F. BUNN V. D. CAMPBELL E. M. CLAPP W. O. COLVIN E. A. D'AM1cO L. E. DAVIS F. P. DINSMORE J. R. DUNN D. H. DUPREE E. O. EGGLESTON C. D. FLANIGEN R. M. GIBBS D. A. HART E. D. JOHNSON MEMBERS T. N. KELL H. M. LANGE R. E. LOCKRONE W. B. LUMSDEN C. A. MCKINNON D. M. MCRAE L. F. MARTIN P. MONROE . L. MYRICK D. S. NEWBOIKG G. E. ORR R WALTER MCG EE General Secretary R. C. ORRIN R. B. PALMER C. E. PERSON J. P. POOLE L. J. ROSENBURG R. A. SCOTT L. A. SHEAROUSE W. J. SHUMAN W. G. STORY G. M. SUTTON R. G. THOMAS L. F. THORNTON J. A. VENDRELL C. VILLANUEVA J. H. VOYLES P. K. WADSWORTH W. J. WARNOCK R. W. WESTBROOK E. D. WILKS A. J. P. WINN G. A. WRIGHT I GLYNN THOMAS President MEMBERS J. A. ALTOBELLIS W. L. BAKER H. S. BANDY H. H. BARTON W. E. BEDINGER R. M. BERRY M. G. BILLIAS L. C. BODENHEIMER M. T. CAMPEN R. A. CARL J. C. CARTER J. M. COLEMAN W. R. COSPER W. W. COTTEN E. C. FAMBROUGI-I R. E. FARREST F. B. GAILEY W. W. GRIER H. C. GRIFFIN J. S. HARD W. H. HERMES J. P. PIITE J. H. HOOKER J. T. KENDRICK J. F. KRAFKA S. A. LEDBETTER S. S. LEE H. M. MACDONALD W. J. IVLARSHALL M. R. MCCLURE W. C. MCCONNELL R. D. MCGAUGHEY J. A. MCKEAGE J. S. MONTALDO S. F. PADGETT C. O. PATTON G. W. PHILLIPS P. M. POTTER W. G. PRINCE F. C. PUCKETT W. H. REEVES P. C. RHYNE D. W. SANDERS E. L. SCANLING C. W. SI-IONNARD A. H. STATON J. M. TEAGUE H. I-I. THRESHER H. C. VAN ARsDALE W. G. WANAMAIQER J. F. WEAR R. W. WESTBROOKE R. H. WILLIS G. A. WRIGHT :Jar GLEE SINGERS OFFICERS R. G. THOMAS . , , Pfesidmf G- W- PHILLIPS ' . Vice-President R- M- BERRY - . Secrehzry-T1'c'ns1L1 er W. K. WRIGHT FIRST ROW: Altobellis, Baker, Bancly, Barton, Bedinger, Berry, Billias. SEC- OND ROW: Bodenheimer, Campen, Carl, Carter, Coleman, Cosper, Cotten THIRD ROW: Fambrough, Farrest, Gailey, Grier, Griffin, Hard, Hermes. FOURTH ROW: Hitc, Hooker, Kendrick, Krafka, Leclbetter, Lee, MacDonald FIFTH ROW: Marshall, McClure, McConnell, Mcfiaughey, Mclieage, Mon taldo, Padgett. SIXTH ROW: Pation, Phillips, Potter, Prince, Puckett, Reeves, Rhyme. SEVENTH ROW: Sanders, Scanling, Shonnard, Staten, Teague, Thresher, Van Arsdale. EIGHTH ROW: Wanamaker, Wear, Wcstbrooke, Willis, G. A. Wright, W. K. Wright. Qt STUDENTLACULTY HONOR COMMITTEE FACU LTY M EM BERS PROF. J. L. DANIEL DR. R. A. HEFNER PROF. W. B. JOHNS, JR. STUDENT MEMBERS R. E. ANDERSON J. T. BAYER, JR. R. W. MURPHY THE STUDENT-FACULTY I-IONOR COMMITTEE, an organization for the elimination of dishonesty among students, grew out of the failure of a lax honor system and ineffectual control. The three faculty members appointed by the President of the school and the three student members elected by the Stu- dent Council compose its personnel. The functions of the committee as outlined by its constitution are: Any faculty member who suspects a student of dishonesty on school work must report such student, together with evidence to the Student-Faculty Honor Committee. The committee investigates the case and determines Whether the student is guilty or not guilty as charged. lf, in the opinion of the committee the student should be disciplined, it remands the student to the Executive Committee of the faculty. Since the inception of the committee a considerable improvement appears manifest. Not nearly so many students have been brought before the committee lately as in the first years of its operation, and both students and faculty seem to approve the Work of the committee. DANIEL HEFNER JOHNS ANDERSON BAYER MURPHY kinks.. rgggjn-D. - fm . HN uh... 5:-iff Q M . .3 r 5-NWA GY: GEOWECWLO, Q46 1939 BI UF PRINT Izfecvcgool of Me georgia. 5-Jw! ob! QecAna!a?? .,, 1 +-,. Registration and taking the BLUE PRINT class pictures. YV Y 'W M' WU U W- J' it AR N pr - PRESS r 305 al? '5u5xnzS5 Man JERRY HOFFER Photographer GEORGE E. SMITH . DEAN W. D. MUNFORD W. J. ALFRIEND M. T. CAMPEN H. M. CONXVAY, JR. B. S. BAILEY L. C. BODENI-IEIMER K. M. BULLARD P. L. CLEMENTS F. H. DENDY J. H. EMERY THE GOVERNING BOARD . Editor-in-Chief JOE B. PRESS . FACULTY ADVISORS V. SKILES DR. THE EDITORIAL STAFF THE BOARD OF ADVISORS . Business Manager P. B. NARMORE J. C. JACOBS P. M. POTTER N. G. MCLEAN D. J. GOLDSTEIN E. B. SUTTON R. G. CUSHING ASSOCIATE EDITORS J. GILMORE, JR. J. B. MAYO E. M. VINSON F. H. HOLZ T. S. PIPPEN R. J. WOODALL COPY STAFF J. J. FULLENLOVE A. H. MACDONELL E. L. PIROG B. MASTERDON E. A. MCGUIRE J. G. MONCK G. C. HICKS R. O. NEWELL F. P. HUDSON A. R. GORMAN W. H. HERMES W. J. PLICKLIN, JR. O. M. PRICE W. S. FIGG J. M. LILLY W. S. PATRICK R. E. FORREST I THE BUSINESS STAFF THE BOARD OF ADVISORS W. M. POPE R. B. WILLIAMS L ADVERTISING STAFF I. I. DAITCI-I .... Assistant Business Manager G. W. PHILLIPS W. P. KAUIRFMAN F. D. MILLER D. RABIN H. C. SAVAGE J. F. SCOTT L. H. SELL J. S. SMITH P. SOLOMONS W. A. THOMPSON W. C. WARD, JR. J. HARRIS . Assistant Business Manager M. R. SIEGEL an-H -r 1 P 'i IRST ROW: Bodenheimer, ampcn, Conway, Daitch, ilmore, Hicklin. SECOND W: Holz, Kauffman, Mac- oneII, Mayo, McDonough, hillips. THIRD ROW: ippen, Stubbins, Teaford, inson, Wilkes, Wocdall, Vendrell. 1 , 23 ja ir JM? mu 5iw'1rW.mgmiiv1r 1 i i i wiow ii Diufw Ediw' Q46 TECHNIQUE M QL cg-oufA,4 ivefslf Coffeje CmeA!L U Getting the Technique ready for time press. IQ V Mir ri NEW K . Wu ,ZIV OP? nikki new Buffmzss xi V Qi RAY MOORE Managing Editor THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS DILLARD MUNFORD . .... Editor-in-Chief W. MERRITT POPE . . RAYMOND E. MOORE ...... Managing Editor THE EDITORIAL STAFF THE BOARD OF ADVISORS W. J. ALFRIEND N. G. HARRISON J. C. JACOBS R. E. ANDEIKSON H. G. HUTCI-IINSON G. E. SMITH THE BOARD OF EDlTORS H M. CONWAY . News Editor G. W. PHILLIPS . H C. FELSIIER . . Feature Editor T. S. PIPPEN . . REPORTERS F. ALLCORN J. DUNSON F. HOLZ T. KELL J. ALTOBELLIS J. DUGGAN C. HOOPER R. LEVIN L. C. BODENHEIMER C. DAVIS H. HUGGINS S. LEDBETTER R. DEBARDELABEN H. FLEMING T. HILL I. MASSEY D. I'IANELINE G. KEHR E. MOON THE BUSINESS STAFF THE BOARD OF ADVISORS L. J. HARRIS A. R. LEWIS J. B. PRESS THE ADVERTlSlNG AND ORCULATION STAFF W. B. ASHBY . . Associate Business Manager H. E. PORTER . . . A. MCKINNON . Associate Business Manager H. C. GHEESLINO . . J. E. EMERY .... Assistant Circulation Manager J. BELL B. CURRY S. EHRI-IARDT E. LINGREN W. F. BENNETT G. DENTON A. FERST C. MAYO H. CRISXVELL J. DOYLE J. FIX K. MCCAMY R. GRIFFIN . Business Manager W. G. TI-IRASH H. C. TILFORD . . Sports Editor . Make-up Editor R. ORRIN C. REISMAN M. SHATZEN L. STERN R. B. WILLIAMS Associate Business Manager . . Circulation Manager R. O,CALLAGHAN C. ROACH R. WEATHERFORD ,qv . L' ST R W: Allcorn, y, Campen, Conway, y, Felsl-ner. SECOND : Fleming, Gheesling, n, Kelly, Levin, Mas- THIRD ROW: McKin- Orrln, Phillips, Pippcn, Porter, Sams. if f?7k253'53Vf'fT? fffhsifw' LW' I43-I QQ LRKUENO BWV Qsaof NIS Luk I Q QNX 596 CXSAWXZFPS Man QI. YELLGW JACKET !H0,.fA!7 ,llwm AWA... Editor Altriend and staff composing the Yellow Jacket. TI-IE BOARD OF GOVERNORS WILLIAM J. ALFRIEND ..... Editor-im-Chief FRED W. AJAX . . . Faculty Advisor R. B. WILLIAMS . . Business Manager THE EDITORIAL STAFF THE BOARD OF ADVISORS R. E. ANDERSON H. G. HUTCHINSON R. G. CUSHING J. C. JACOBS J. L. CI-IIVINGTON D. MUNFORD D. J. GOLDSTEIN G. E. SMITH L. J. HARRIS E. B. SUTTON E. M. VINSON W. M. MILLER . G. L. WATT . . T. T. COLEMAN . D. F. RIDINGS . THE BOARD OF EDITORS . Managing Edifor . Managing Ezlifo-r . . Art Editor . Pbofo. Editor A. C. WATSON . W. C. CROMER . F. H. HOLZ . . H. M. MACDONALD n EDITORIAL AND ART STAFF W. Cox M. COLE P. MATTE I. MASSEY W. KAUFFLIAN S. RAMSAUR F. SCHROEDER J. GILMORE W. ROUNDTREE M. MITCHELL J. RAYNES W. DABNEY C. GROVER W. XIVILSON R. TURNBULL E. EPSTEIN R. OVERSTREET D. TILLMAN D. DODSON THE BUSINESS STAFF THE BOARD OF ADVISORS W. M. POPE A. R. LEWIS L. J. HARRIS THE ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION STAFF F. D. MILLER . . Axsociale BIIXTIICSS Mauagvr W. C. WARD . G. CAUBLE C. DAVIS J. GENTRY D. CAVENAUGH F. SHOEMAKER T. SMITH J. WEAR J. WEIBEL M. POST ROW: Caublc, Cav h, Coleman, Cox, Cro- Guntcr. S E C O N D Holz, Massey, Mil Miller, W.g Morgan, THIRD ROW: Rid' Thomson, Ward, Wat- n, Watt, Wcibcl. . Swmg Editor . Assocfafe Erlztor . Associate Editor . Associate Edltor W. MUNROE G. PERRY P. POTTER D. GUNTER D. MURPHY C. THOMSON W. MORGAN J. B. PRESS . . Cfl'C1tIdfl0llMdI1d36f T. RAINE R. WEATHERFORD D. ALEXANDER I I I Z 4'3 Q ' :3,'fW'4lTg?g ,, K s AW wiwq xxikanagm Yabmzss N BPNCOBS E 69101 Q46 QMW 2564 E N GI N E E Q Qecbzicaf fwvijcljine ob! Me Qectfia. cgchwf of jecbzvfcjy Editor Jacobs and Staff, THE MANAGING BOARD JOHN C. JACOBS . . . . Editor-in-Chief DR. P. B. NARMOIIE . . . . Faculty Adwsm LUCIAN J. HARRIS . . . . . Business Manager FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE DR. P. B. NARMORE, Chairman DR. H. A. BUNGEI1 DR. R. L. SWEIGERT THE EDITORIAL STAFF T. J. HUGHES . . . . Managing Editor H. C. FELSHEII . . . . Make-up Edztor J. B. STUBBINS . . . .... Make-up Editor B. S. BAILEY C. L. DAUGHTRY L. E. DAVIS R. M. KESSLER V. A. BARAN C. C. DAVIS W. J. FORSYTHE H. S. SAFFIR J. HOFFER THE BUSINESS STAFF R. OSMALOV ..... Associate Business Manager W. F. BENNETT J. B. Mnwo H. M. LANGE A. M. Yopp R. G. C01-IN S. S. LEE N. J. WALTON IP R ST R O W , Bennett, n, Davis, C.: Davis, L.: her, Forsythe. 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Vice-President W. M. Pore . . Secretary R. E. ANDERSON . . Treasurer As THE oLDEsT HONORARY ORGANIZATION on the Tech campus, Anak is the highest local honor a Tech student may obtain. Since its founding in 1908, Anak has numbered among its members many Tech men who have become leaders of national prominence. The members of Anak are elected from the men of the Senior Class who are outstanding among their fellow students by their achievements for and services to Georgia Tech. Announcement of new members is made twice yearly at Anak's unique tapping exercises during the Mid-Terms and Final Dances. Each year during the football season, Anak sponsors a series of Saturday night dances, the proceeds of which are applied to the Adair-Oldknown scholarship fund. This year Anak helped Georgia Tech celebrate its fiftieth anniversary by conducting an excellent set of -Home-coming Dances. Among its other activities, Anak presents medals to outstanding military and naval students at the annual Honor Day Exercises. ANAK MEMBERS ROBERT EMMET ANDERSON CHARLES LUTHER BELCHER JOHN LOGAN CHIVINGTON ROBERT GLENN CUSHING HOMER GRAY I-IUTCHINSON R DILLARD MUNEORIJ ROBERT WILEY MURPHY WILLIAM MERRITT POPE THOMAS FLETCHER SIMS GEORGE ELLIOTT SMITH WILLIAM GAY THRASH ALLEN LEROY WILCOX BELCHER CUSHING HUTCHINSON MUNFORD SIMS SMITH THRASH WILCOX HOM ER HUTCHINSON President i THRASH POPE OFFICERS H. G. HUTCHINSON . . . . . President W. G. THRASI-I . . Vice-Prvsizlcwf W. M. Poms . . Secretary G. E. SMITH . . Treasurer OMICRON DELTA KAPPA is a national college activities fraternity for men. Founded in 1914 at Washington and Lee University it now has circles in forty-two American colleges and universities. The Alpha Eta Circle has existed at Tech only nine years, but it has grown so rapidly in importance that it is along with Anak the highest honorary organization on the Tech campus. Members of O. D. K. are selected on a point basis-a definite num- ber of points being given for each honor or position attained by the student. When a student has amassed a minimum of thirty points and maintained a definite scholastic average he is eligible for election-the ultimate election depending upon his character and popularity among his fellow students. Annually in conjunction with the faculty, O. D. K. sponsors Honor Day. On this day parents of the students are invited to inspect the school and the honors are conferred upon the students who excel in scholarship during the morning exercises. SMITH ODK MEMBERS WIL'LIAM JEFFERY ALFRIEND, JR. ROBERT EMMET ANDERSON JOHN LOGAN CHIVINGTON HARX'EY WILBURN CRISWELL LUCIAN JEFFERSON HARRIS HOMER GIKAY HUTCI-IINSON, JOHN CLAYTON JACOBS NAT GRAVES MCLEAN WILLIALI MERRITT POPE JOSEPI-I BAILEY PRESS GEOIXGE ELLIOTT SMITI-I WILLIAM GAY TI-IRASH EDWARD MORRIS VINSON , JR. J FRANKLIN TILLOU WALTERMIRE ALFRIEND ANDERSON CHIVINGTON CRISWELL HARRIS JACOBS McLEAN PRESS WALTERMIRE VINSON Q .. levipx O -i s- Wql X Pl-Il KAPPA Pl-ll cz enioc onocmzy c:DcAo!aafic cjcafezniiy AMONG THE AWARDS offered for scholarship by the Georgia School of Technology is membership in the honor society Phi Kappa Phi to those members of the Senior Class who have stood consistently high in scholarship during their first three years. Phi Kappa Phi is a national organization with chapters in many of the leading colleges and universities. The society was founded in 1897 and was installed at Tech in 1914. An annual award of a scholarship cup is made by the local chapter to the senior with the highest scholastic average while at Georgia Tech. FIRST ROW: J. C. Abrams, W. J. Alfricnd, D. A. Bragg, M. M. Cortes, W. G. Coyle, H. W. Criswell, P. E. Everett. SECOND ROW: E. R. Flynt, A. Garcia-Turv on, L. D. Geiger, L. J. Har- ris, G. O. Haskell, T. J. Hughes, H. G. Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: J. C. Jacobs, F. G. Lopez, J. E. McKin- ney, N. G. McLean, M. G. Mitchell, C. F. O'Shea, C. S. Perry. FOURTH ROW: W. M. Pope, A. G. Rossow, F. R. Short, G. E. Smith, E. M. Vinson, F. T. Walker- mirz, W. J. Warnock. FIRST ROW: W. J. Alfriend, H. S. Bancly, W. F. Bennett, W. C. Dabney, H. B. Grace. SECOND ROW: L. D. Geiger, L. J. Harris, G. O. Haskell, Jr., T. J. Hughes, H. G. Hutchinson, Jr. THIRD ROW: J. C. Jacobs, E. L. Joincr, H. M, Lange, W. G. Lee, N. G. McLean. FOURTH ROW: M. G. Mitchell, C. F. O'Shea, C. S. Perry, W. M. Pope, J. B. Press. FIFTH ROW: A. G. Rossow, G. F. Smith, W. D. Stroud, J. M. Teague, W. G. Thrash. SIXTH ROW: F. T. Walfermire, S. Yabrow, E AHPS TALJ BETA PI onotmy gclrofmlic F ngineering. cjzafernify OFFICERS H. W. CRISWELL . Presirlemf J. C. JACOBS . . . Vice-President H. G. HUTCHINSON . Rrfrorrling Secretary T. J. HUGHES . C0l'l'0S!I017ZliHg Secretary THE FACT THAT TAU BETA P1 is the largest honorary engineering fraternity in the coun- try and numbers among its members many of our leading engineers makes membership in the society a coveted honor. Eligible for membership in the society are the upper eighth of the engineering junior classes and the upper fourth of the engineering classes in their senior year based on excellence in scholarship, character, loyalty, personality, leadership, and school activities. The local chapter gives annually a scholarship cup to the senior with the highest four-year aver- age in the engineering school. ,,,v U. Xi .. lil I' ,lie 4. .val as A. P. Yundf. ' ,reg I HARVEY CRISWELL President HUGH WRIGHT President FIRST ROW: J. H. Arrnsfrong, W. P. Ballard, J. V. R. Baran, W. B. Ben' nett, F. L. Bulbin, A. A. Chalenski, J. R. Cothran. SECOND ROW: D. E. Crowe, E. A. D'Amico, C. C. Davis, S. E. Dorsey, D. M. Doughty, C. L. Fell, E. T. Fowler. THIRD ROW: R. I. Gibbs, G. H. Graham, W, C. Gregory, D, D. Hamilton, B. W, Haskell, D. A. Heckman, W. E. Helin. FOURTH ROW: W. B. Henderson, C. V. Hinton, P. B. Holliman, J. S. Hornsteirr, W. C. Jef- fery, J. C. Lenz, H. Marchman. FIFTH ROW: D. N. McClanahan, J. W. Mc- Donnough, R. M. Murray, B. O'Neal, G. E, Orr, C. L. Peacock, E. M. Pie- per. SIXTH ROW: C. H. Power, H. Quillan, H. W. Ragsdalc, W. R. San- derson, R. A. Shulze, R. W. Seiferth, G. R. Shepherd. SEVENTH ROW: P. G. Singer, A. H. Staten, W. A. Thompson, E. S. Voorhees, T. H. Watson. PHI ETA SIGMA -,J7I6dAl1fLH,lfL 0HOZd2Zy- 5C!l0'!E.9iliC 0'CI:Eiy OFFICERS H. W. WIxIcrIT . . . . , , Prgghlgnf J- V. R. BARAN . . Vice-Presidenzf C. C. DAVIS . , , get-,-g,f,,,,3, C. L. PEACOCK . . ..... . . . . . . . . Treasurer PHI ETA SIGMA, a national freshman honorary scholastic fraternity, was installed at Georgia Tech in 1930 and is the highest scholastic honor a freshman receives at Georgia Tech. Only those men who have an average of 3.5, which is equiva- lent to grades of one-half A's and one-half B's based on the Hrst semester or the entire freshman year are eligible for membership. Each spring the fraternity presents Cl cup to the freshman having the highest scholastic average for the Hrst semester. I ,zkiLQ NVkq ,Qi QQ. N sg Qu QV gm gs , , -w Q HHHHS I' A. -fs 1 K ,, N' f f wig ALBERT YUNDT President AI.I3I-IA CI-II SIGMA OFFICERS A. P. YUNDT . . P'I'CSifl071If H. L. CHEVERTON . . Vice-President J. C. JACOBS . . . Secretary F. T. XVALTERMIR12 . . Treasmfer ALPHA CHI SIGMA was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1904 and is today the second largest chemical society. Men whose primary interest is in chemistry are bound together as fraternity brothers in Alpha Chi Sigma for mutual advancement of their social profession and scientiic ideals. The Alpha Omega Chapter selects men from the junior and senior classes who are outstand- ing in their classes of either chemistry or chemical engineering. The local chapter awards a chemical handbook annually to the junior chemist or chemical engineer with the highest scholastic average. FIRST ROW: D. Bragg, J. A. Bratz, R. Brctz, J. E. Corr, H. Chcverion. S E C O N ROW: M. R. Duse berry, C. L. Fox, F. Gardner, J. W. Harvey, G. O. Haske THIRD ROW: J. Jacobs, J. H. LaRoch A. G. Rossow, M. Tuhy, F. T. Waltermi II FIRST ROW: J. Albert, R. C. Alex- ander, L. E. Brannen, R. E. Camp, C. K. Chamblee, J. H. Dukes. SEC- OND ROW: H. A. Dye, E. Epstein H. B. Grace, W. C. I-Iames, B. L Helton, H. H. Jones. THIRD ROW H. W. Lanford, J. B. Laseter, G. B Massengale, D. L. Nowell, J. L. Nunes, J. C. Page. FOURTH ROW: P. M Potter, F. V. Rowland, W. R. Sander son, M. J. Scavens, L. A. Shearhouse J. M. Teague. FIFTH ROW: D. A Tillman, S. M. Whitney, R. B. Williams II EMORY CLARK President 1 if AMERICAN CERAMICS SOCIETY OFFICERS E. W. CLARK . . . . . . Presiderzt H. A. DYE . . Vice-President J. L. NUNES . . Secretary H. B. GRACE . . Treasurer FIRST FOUNDED on the Tech campus in 1926, the local student branch of the American Ceramics Society was reorganized in 1936, to create a mutual interest among ceramic students and further ceramics as a science. The local chapter attempts to promote an interest in ceramics in the South, and especially in the State of Georgia. The activities of the group consist largely of trips to nearby centers of ceramic activity and various social affairs. FIRST ROW: A. B. Barkovitz, K. S. Blume, D. A. Bragg, J. A. Bretz, R. H. Bretz, H. W. Bronson, E. A. Brown. SECOND ROW: R. K. Burr, R. H. Byers, M. T. Carnpen, C. W. Carnes, H. Cheverton, W. A. Childs, W. H. Clark THIRD ROW: J. E. Corr, W. C. Dabney, J. T. Duggan, M. R. Dusenbury, A. B. Dyes, C. B. Estes, A. Garcia- Tunon. FOURTH ROW: W. M. Goodman, G. O. Haskell, G. H. Holladay, A, B. Huff, D. L. Johnston, M. Klein, J. H. LaRoche. FIFTH ROW: R. B. Levin, W. C. McConnell, R. M. Millican, G. E. Murray, W. l. Nunnelcc F. S. Osborne, R. Osmalov. SIXTH ROW: G. W. Phillips, J. B. Press, N. C. Reuel, C. C. Rippberger, D. W Sanders, P. E. Segrcra, W. H. Sharnharlt. SEVENTH-ROW: R. M. Shillitto, F. O. Shoemaker, M. Seigal, J. O. Stcnsland, W. R. Stcvens, W. G. Stockdale, M. J. Tuhy. ASEVENTH ROW: F. T. Waltermire, J, B. Wilson, A. P. Yunclt. l AMERICAN INSTITUTE 0 CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Professional Chemical Society OFFICERS J. C. JACOBS . . . President A. P. YUNDT . . Vice-Presidmrt F. T. WALTERMIRE . . . Sevrefary M. J. TUHY . . Treasurer THE GEORGIA BRANCH of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers was in- stalled in 1933 for the purpose of stimu- lating student interest in the profession of chemical engineering and furthering their knowledge of the Held in which they propose to enter. The organization is composed of senior, junior, and sopho- more students in the chemical engi- neering and chemistry departments. The organization offers lectures, tours, motion pictures, economic surveys, and talks by prominent men in the field of chemistry during the school year. -my ew. nigga l - . l l l l 'vi- JOHN JACOBS President AMERICAN SOCIETY UD! CIVIL ENGINEERS Professional Civil Society OFFICERS G. JOHNSON . . . . . . Prcsirlent W. R. HAIXRIS . . Vice-Prcsidelzt R. D. BEALL . . . . Secretary P. J. SKUNDALE . . Treasurer THE GEORGIA TECH STUDENT CHAPTER of the American Society of Civil Engi- neers, just organized this year, offers membership to all civil engineering students. The purpose of the organization is primarily to enrich the student's college life with professional associations and contacts which continue throughout life and are most helpful to the practicing engineer. These associations and contacts are obtained by means of luncheons, investigating trips to nearby construction work, and talks by practicing engineers. . .yyy 1 GERALD JOHNSON President FIRST ROW: J. H. Batson, R. D. Beall, C. L. Belcher, A. W. Browning, T. S. Camgan, J. R. Cassell, R. E. Clarson, H, H. Clausen, T. T. Coleman, J. M. Collins, M. M. Cortes, J. R. Cothran. SECOND ROW: C. C. Courteney, G. T. Dorris, T. E. Doster, A. C. Dykes, H. K. Faber, W. J. Forsythe, J. W. Fowler, S. H. Lowler, H. B. Funderburk, R. F. Griffith, R. M. Griffin, R. S. Haggart. THIRD ROW: L. Hannon, H. B. Harris, L. J. Harris, W. R. Harris, E. A. Hayes, J. E. Heatherly, W. L. Hicklin, W. S. Hoehl, Mi. W. Howard, H. S. Huggins, T. W. Kerby, C. C. King. FOURTH ROW: C. D. Kitchins, J. Lacerenza, N. E. Lane, O. H. Lang, W. P. Laughton, E. E. Livingston, J. H. McGrann, G. E. Miller, M. G. Mitchell, A. R. Morgan, C. L. Murphey, J. E. Nettles. FIFTH ROW: D. C. North, R. C. Orrin, R. R. Owens, J. S. Pace, W. E. Paris, J. F. Picco, H. E. Porter, H. S. Satfir, R. L. Seay, J. M. Sena, B. M. Schmitter, F. J. Skundale. SIXTH ROW: Bert Smith, R. E. Smith, T. G. Steimer, W. G. Thrash, R. L. Tindel, R. B. Toy, H. C. Van Arsdale, E. R. Van Buskirk, N. J. Walton, J. H. Weaver, T. J. Weishaupt, R. J. White. ,Q i -5- Irie rl . 21- ,,. 4 -- -r'- - r -5' fi fe ., Q- 'ii ' I f -A V ' Li. i1':'.f- ...- 5 ::-. I , , ' 3- H- E i ' I f T I-if' 1 l. k '- If ' E ,IW I 'I I: ,1 f TI L ,, .3 , , 3 vE....Y-17,4 , we L. Y N ,X . I f l L I Q .5 l 1 I i a 5 R fr Ii rf J I, I Mi' . I K' I a :J 5 il Y limi Ii I r Y-. .i.ee.Z': - -19 W I 3. ,I 1 11 1 Wl il . WILLIAM STROU D President AMERICAN INSTITUTE 0 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Professional Electrical Engineering Society OFFICERS W D Srnouo .... President W M POPE . . Vice-President H I CRUMLEY . . Secretary FIRST ROW: H. W. Adams, J. A. Alexander, A. Ameen, J. E. Anderson, Jr., C. F. Baker, C. H. Bates, J. T. Bayer, K.. A. Bevins. SECOND ROW: M. R. Binns, I. S. Bull, M. J. Burger, H. J. Crumly, L. D. Ecker, R. W. Eclcis, E. R. Flynt, H. J. Freedman. THIRD ROW: W. F. Gray, T.J.Grogan, Jr., A. Hagedorn, Jr., J. W. Hender- son, H. H. Hcoker, W. F. Hunter, H. B. Hutchins, R. L. Hutto. FOURTH ROW: H. I. Jehan, E. D. Johnson, L. M. Jones, W. D. Kerby, Jr., D. M. Leslie, B. S. Lowry, G. H. McKee, Jr., E. McMahon. FIFTH ROW: J. L. Mann, W. J. Musgrave, R. A. Oquendo, R. O'TooIe, H. B. Plummer, W. M. Pope, W. Powell, E. W. Prenclergast. SIXTH ROW: R. A. Puig, L. W. Rea, J. Rys- cuck, A. A. Salcedo, W. T. Sams, S. D. See, R. F. Sewell, F. H. Smith, Jr. SEVENTH ROW: S. T. Smith, S. R. Smith, R. T. Spangler, W. J. Stev- ens, J. B. Stubbins, J. C. Tomson, Jr., J. L. Tripp, A. E. Villageliu. EIGHTH ROW: W. J. Warnock, E. G. Weissen- bergcr, E. W. Williams, C. H. Wil- liams, J. F. Wilson, M. M. Zemek. THE STUDENT CHAPTER of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, founded at Georgia Tech in 1915, offers membership to junior and senior students in electrical engineering and is primarily interested in showing the student the professional aspects of electrical engineering. Regular meetings are held at which original papers are presented and articles from current literature are abstracted and discussed. Also motion pictures are presented and lectures are given the society by practicing engineers. .,, -J V, .W We I - ., . A :T V 'rl jx... N , xi 5' .lg-',,,,r Q I -.'I 'ln an . Idf 3 5-2 . A . 'a .Q-fb . . . We A ., 1 -'9 T In I r, as N? Q , , v, Q V L. 9 ri, x 4 g f . , ,. W ,infix Q I, , ' I H Q 'T . ,II ' f . 2 'i . ' fl !. I - f ii .W :,' ,. I 9 . fl' ' ' 1-A 'wi .' I is Q i' 55- - fz, ts' ' ' 4 T' 1 ' I ll TILL' .I 59 'Ili I' A ...F -. .f .:. . ' ' ' - -A - , '- W L, I 54 g'ff,.-Q.. tar iff: V , --p of ,V I 5. W .- ' if It 1 ,f ill... 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QI, . i s 15' ,T . .t .2 ,A .., A K A li. tri isnt-' ' .- If 'I ' . ' 1 , 1 -f 'ii ' Q V ' . --2 Tl ,. ' gg . , e .1 - - 'ox -, f. Fm ' ' ' ' Q3 ry? 'v-f '. H- . I Er- , . . I In Q . .I VE- . p tk - .EA Q, - ,V 3 . .-..: . ,. -,C I' . A ,' 'I 'JR Y' f l ' ifsafi .Y fe. ii . I L -Ei f fl I In - . ' -- 'st 5 E' . if .. EP: I ,- A 1 I aff' A - '1 1' 5' ' I ,-ins il f ' I ' .. I ' - FIRST ROW: W. H. Beers, W, C. Bliss, J. J. Boyd, R. W. Boyd, V. D. Campbell, M. R. Clark, R. L. Cornell, .I. T. Cosby, W. G. Coyle, C. F. Crumbley, G. Cushing, C. L. Daughtry. SECOND ROW: J. F. Dillon, I. O. Drewry, D. H. DuPree, S. S. Elem, P. E. Everett, R. C. Fordham, R. M. Gibbs, B. S. Goodwin, J. R. Hammond, G. Harrison, H. G. Hutchinson, H. G. Huth. THIRD ROW: H. Jeficoat, W. W. Keith, J. A. Keller, G. A. Mar- tin, C. W. Matthews, J. N. McClain, N. G. McLean, E. K. Miller, J. S. Montaldo, R. E. Moore, K. Nagai, P. S. Nurko. FOURTH ROW: T. S. Oliver, C. F. O'Shca, E. M. Philpot, E. A. Powell, A. C. Reed, A. Richardson, S. E. Rule, L. Russell, H. Saminsky, C. J. Schenck, F. R. Short, W. J. Shuman. FIFTH ROW: E. H. Smith, J. W. Speck, H. D. Spratlin, W. H. Tanner, R. G. Thomas, H. Tilford, R. S. Turner, G. R. Vanden I-leuvel, G. L. Watt, D. Webster, T. J. Hughes. AMERICAN SOCIETY IVIECI-IANICAI FNCSINFFRS OFFICERS H. M. LANGE . . . . . Prcsiflent R. M. C-huns . . Vice-Prcsirleut T. J. HUGliES . . . Secretary C. L. DAUGHTRY . . Treasurer THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS is a student branch of this Well-known professional society which was founded in 1881. The chapter at Tech was installed in 1916 and includes as members all junior and senior mechani- cal engineering students. Regular weekly meetings are held at which members present technical papers on current mechanical engineering subjects. Also movies and lectures by prominent mechanical engineers are presented at the regular meetings. During the year members make several trips to nearby plants and mills. I er in Iii-I - H' I .iifgge HARRY LANGE President ff W E 755.51 ,sh . ir v mg '. exert 'I xgi gk 1? BIQIAIERIEAN SOCIETY Honorary Co-operative Society Jinx Q-Sierra... OFFICERS F. S. OSBORNE . .... . . President W. F. HUNTER . . Vice-Presirlent H. G. DUNCAN . . Secretary P. E. EVERETTE . . Treasurer THE BRIAEREAN SOCIETY is an honorary organization which offers the highest honor available to students of the Co-operative Department. Its membership is selected from the members of the three upper classes in that department who are outstanding in scholastic leadership and character. The organization is composed of two sections which operate in alternation as the sections of the co-operative students change. Its members aid entering freshman co-ops by orientation tours of the campus, conferences, and smokers. FIRST ROW: R. E. Arnold, G. B. Cau- ble, R. C. Cheek, C. F. Crumbley, H. J. Crumly. SECOND ROW: J. Drew, I. O. Drewry, H. C. Duncan, P. E. Everette, E. R. Flynt. THIRD ROW: R. C. Ford- ham, M. V. Gelders, W. F. Hunter, B. Leightman, G. E. Murray. FOURTH ROW: C. S. Perry, H. B. Plummer, J. Ryscuck, C. H. Williams, J. G. Wohl- ford. FIFTH ROW: C. R. Wolff, H. R. Perry. In FRANK OSBORNE President I BIQIAEREAIXI SOCIETY I Honorary Co-operative Society 660111.63 A-6Cil:0Ifl OFFICERS H. XV. ADAMS . . . . . . Presirlerrt N. G. MCLEAN . . Vice-President R. M. GRIFFIN . . Secretary F. T. WALTERMIRE . . Treasurer As THE SECOND HALF of the Briaerean Society, section two functions while the HAROLD ADAMS second section of co-operative students are in school. Section two also beneits President the freshman co-ops with smokers, conferences, and campus orientation. In conjunction with section one it has as its activities the presentation of a scholar- ship award to the outstanding co-op freshman, the presentation of a scholarship cup to senior co-op having the highest scholastic average, and the Briaerean An- nual Formal Ball held each March, when both sections meet at school. FIRST Row: H. s. sandy, K. A. Bev ins, D. A. Bragg, Jr., H. W. Bronson SECOND ROW: F. H. Gardner, R. M Griffin, G. O. Haskell, Jr., W. F Long. THIRD ROW: T. M. Manley N. G. McLean, M. G. Mitchell, Jr. C. E. Person. FOURTH ROW: B. W Ravenel, W. L. Shipman, G. M. Sut- ':on, F. T. Waltermirc. ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY OFFICERS M. A. GOETTE . . President T. M. LEWIS . . Vice-President J. B. ADDY . Secretary M. A. CASON . . Treasurer As THE HONORARY socnzry Fon ARCHITECTS, Architectural Society has been on the Tech campus since 1910. The primary motive of the society is advancing the study of current architectural problems. The activities of the society consist mainly of student meetings at which the society hears from practicing architects who give the members the practical side of the profession. FIRST ROW: J. B. Addy, D. F. Bach- Ier, M. Borges, R. H. Bonn, M. A. Cason. SECOND ROW: J. H. Cherry, H. E. Cobb, J. B. Falks, CS. P. Foote, T. E. Garner. THIRD ROW: L. D. Geiger, H. H. Hensler, C. V. Link, J. L. Morrison, J. Poilard. FOURTH ROW: J. D. Shafer, J. W. Simms, L. F. Thornton, J. A. Verdi, J. L. Walker. II ISL K , I' ii MARTIN GOETTE President NAT McLEAN Presidenf FIRST ROW: R. L. Adams, J. C. Bag- well, D. H. DuPrec, E. O. Eggleston, R. E. Feilcls. SECOND ROW: W. Har- din, B. W. Haskell, E. M. Horwood, J. B. Jones, B. Masterton. THIRD ROW: M. O. McKinney, C. E. Person, G. W. Phillips, L. Shearhcuse, A. H. Stakely. FOURTH ROW: L. F. Thorn- fon, J. W. Tyler, E. M. Vinson, P. K. Wadsworth, R. Weatherford. FIFTH ROW: L. Wilkins, W. R. Wofford, G. A. Wright. HP M. L. BRITTAIN DEBATING SOCIETY OFFICERS N. G. MCLEAN . . . President L. E. THORNTON . . Vice-President E. M. Hokwoon . . Ser'-retary THE SOCIETY WAS FOUNDED IN 1934, principally through the efforts of Professor E. H. Folk, and was named in honor of the man Who, by his personal interest and kindly advice, has always tried to aid Tech men in obtaining the benefits of forensic training. The society rather than concentrating on a small select team offers membership to all men interested in debating. Each year the club conducts debates and open forums in conjunction with other educational institutions of Georgia and neighboring states. BLII I DOO CI LIB OFFICERS W. B. JOHNSON . . . . . . Presiderzi -T. R. BISHOP . Vice-Prcsiderzf B. PACE . . Secretary D. MUNFORIJ . . Treasurer THE ORIGINAL BULLDOG CLUB was founded in 1910, but in 1933 21 union with the junior Kosene Society resulted in the present organization. It is a ,non- scholastic society, selecting its members from the outstanding juniors and seniors recommended to it by the social fraternities. Characteristic of the club is its distinctive initiation which is considered one of the traditions of the campus. Among the club's activities are the Thanksgiving Day cake race for the freshmen, the inter-fraternity bowling and tennis tournaments, and the Home-coming fraternity house decoration contest. Q FIRST ROW: W. J. Aliriend, T. R. AI- Ien, J. R. Bishop, R. E. Babbitt, M. T. Carnpen, J. L. Chivington, M. R. Clark. SECOND ROW: I-I. M. Conway, J. Gil- more, L. J. Harris, E. Hayes, F. H. Holz, R. K. Howell, A. Hume. THIRD ROW: R. Ison, T. R. Jones, G. L. Kendrick, O. E. Krauss, S. E. Ledbeffer, B. Levin, D. S. Lewis. FOURTH ROW: I. M. Massey, C. N. Mayo, J. McLar'ry. F. Miller, W. M. Miller, R. E. Moore. W. Morgan. FIFTH ROW: D. Mun- ford, R. W. Murphy, W. W. Pace, W. M. Pope, J. W. Simms, H. D. Sprat- Iin, E. B. Sutton. SIXTH ROW: H. Tilford, C. Voorhis, W. C. Ward, D. C. Watkins, J. Wiggins, O. Wrrght. II ji--W ,Tr-.,..,,....:, ,,,,, Y I . -Ik e si BEVERLY JOHNSON President S me . eff, 52.1 gm. GERALD JOHNSON President FIRST ROW: J. H. Batson, R. D. Bcall, C. L. Belchcr, A. W. Browning, T. T. Coleman, M. M. Cortes, C. C. Court- ney, T. E. Doster. SECOND ROW: A. C. Dykes, H. K. Faber, W. J. Forsythe, J. W. Fowler, S. H. Fowler, H. B. Fundcrburk, R. M. Griffin, R. S. Hag- gart. THIRD ROW: L. Hannon, H. B Harris, L. J. Harris, W. R. Harris, E. A. Haycs, W. J. Hichlin, M. W. How- ard, H. S. Huggins. FOURTH ROW: T. W. Kerby, C. D. Kitchens, J. Lacer- enza, N. E. Lane, O. H. Lang, W. P. Laughton, E. E. Livingston, J. H. McGrann. FIFTH ROW: M. G. Mitch- ell, A. R. Morgan, J. E. Ncttles, D. C. North, R. C. Orrin, R. R. Owens, J. S. Pace, W. E. Paris. SIXTH ROW: J. F. Picco, H. E. Pcrtcr, H. S. Satfir, R. L. Seay, J. M. Sena, B. M. Schmitter, F. J. Skundale, B. Smith. SEVENTH ROW: R. F. Smith, W. G. Thrash, R. L. Tindol, R. B. Toy, N. J. Walton, J. H. Weaver, T. J. Wcishaupt, R. J. White. II C I V I L C R E W I-Ionorary Civil Engineering Society OFFICERS G. JOHNSON . . . . . Presizlrnf W. R. HARRIS . . Vice-Presidelzl R. D. BEALL . . Secreiary F. J. SRUNDALE . . Trcnsnrrfr THE CIVIL CREW was installed on the Tech campus in 1909 as an honorary or- ganization for outstanding civil engineering students of the junior and senior classes. The activities of the society include monthly dinners with outstanding engineers as guest speakers, inspection tours of engineering projects, and the show- ing of movies and presentation of abstracts on current engineering achievements. Outstanding among its social activities is the annual Civil Crew dance in the spring. 1 s. .1 Li: 1 , I . Lj ritz E in It it. 4 . 54,311 4 .. . gg ..-. I ? - J N I. A g - - ,- I -51: ,A . is ....II 1 F . 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Ifffn , .V I Y' 'I I . I ' I :LII I 14 ' Hn ni f ' iff- It X T f 1- I I I f I iff Qty -2:5 A 'II I R I Y Q 4. Aj 1 iw 'mt l . III I - I 1 I I 1 : , . ,.., ' Aire- ' R sie: I 5 . .,,, .. . A I .QI is ,. 1 III' Q I , I .5 3, V ,EEZ I pig , ,, lx. 7, . . xg, . . H wx .W I,.'..?., In , . y . X. 1 g , Q ,, Q, 5 . I 4 . I I I I I r J. .-I..- I- I . I 1 I 4 JI ' ef 'I :ld .I I -.I - TI' .1 If I T . ,r II 1 V-Q. C O - O P C l. U B Honorary Co-operative Social Club A-6CZi0Plf PIB OFFICERS C. H. WILLIAMS . . . President F. S. OSBORNE . . Vice-President G. L. GUNN . . Secretary C. S. PERRY . . Treasurer THE Co-or CLUB was founded in 1915 to promote interest in college activities and foster a friendly spirit of co-operation among the students of the Co-operative Department. Section one functions as the social group for the freshmen, who enter school at the beginning of the summer. During the winter months, the society builds up a scholarship loan fund, which is sponsored by, and a benefit to both sections. FIRST ROW: W. P. Addie son, B. R. Alsobrook, A. M. Anderson, R. E. Arnold, H. E. Broward, R. G. Cheek, C. F. Crumbley, H, J, Crumly. SECOND ROW: R. C. Fordham, H. K. Ful- ler, T. R. Gale, M. V. Gelders, H. M. Gibbons, G- l-- Gunn, W. F. Hunter, J. A. Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: D. L. Kilcrease, E. L. McClintock, S. L. McFar- land, G. W. Morris, E. M. Mount, T. S. Oliver, F. S. Osborne, C. S. Perry. FOURTH ROW: R. A. Pet- rey, H. B. Plummer, J. T. Richardson, J. N. Samson, R. S. Turner, G. W. Weaver, C. R, Wolff. Hr CARL WILLIAMS President FRANK WALTERMIRE President FIRST ROW: H. W. Adams, H. S Bandy, M. K. Bethune, R. O. Bootc T. F. Brinson, H. W. Bronson, T. R Christian. SECOND ROW: R. L. Cul pepper, J. F. Dillon, T. M. Dillon, J C. Durden, S. S. Elam, B. S. Good win, L. Hannon. THIRD ROW: G. O Haskell, R. L. Hearn, H. C. Hill, F. P Hudson, M. H. Manley, T. N. Manley, L. F. Martin. FOURTH ROW: E. D McDaniel, H. C. Moore, H. L. Noland R. S. Overstreet, A. J. Patten, C. W Pike, M. Post. FIFTH ROW: E. W Ravenel, E. W. Samoden, W. L. Ship- man, T. E. Sheridan, C. C. Smith, Jr., R. L. Tindol, Jr. 1 1 CO-OP CLUB Honorary Co-operative Social Club Cg6Cil:0IfL Qwo OFFICERS F. T. WALTERMIRE . . . . . Prexizlwri H. W. ADAMS . . Vice-President S. S. ELAM . Secretary M. Posr . . Treasurer SERVING AS THE SOCIAL UNIT for the second section co-operative students, the section two of the Co-op Club functions during the fall and spring months. Membership of both sections is selected from the upperclassmen of the Co-opera- tive Department, who are outstanding in popularity. Section two Works jointly with section one in building up the loan fund, and also sponsors numerous social activities, of which the Fall Masquerade Ball is the most outstanding. iix 1 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB OFFICERS C. M. VILLANUEVA . . . . . President J. A. VENDRELL . . Vice-President R. A. OQUENDO . . Secretary-Treasurer THE GEORGIA TEc1-1 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB is an organization composed of stu- dents from foreign countries and several American students, which acts both as a social and foreign relations group. The primary purpose of the club is to help foreign students in orienting themselves in American colleges, which is done through social functions in the form of dances and outings, and educational lec- tures given by guest speakers. The club also attempts to correspond and asso- ciate with similar groups in other schools. N II FIRST ROW: R. Anderson, M. Borges, J. deCardenas, E. Bernardo, L. Dex iIer. SECOND ROW: E. Horwood, L Lombana, M. Loret DeMoIa, J. Man zanilla, R. Oquendo. THIRD ROW R. Orrin, R. Puig, C. Pena, P. Seg- rera, F. Seigel. FOURTH ROW: S. S Obredo, J. Tripp, J, A. Vendrell, A Villageliu, H. Ugalde. II ? CARLOS VI LLAN U EVA President I CHARLES RI PPBERGER President FIRST ROW: S. Bertha, W. J. Carter, B. H. Davis, C. C. Davis, O. J. Dykcs, A. R. Gorman. SECOND ROW: R. S. Haggarf, Jr., W. C. Hames, D. A. Hart, J. R. Ivey, H. M. Lange, R. B. Levin. THIRD ROW: C Reisman, R. W. Saiferth S. T. Smith, T. P. Talley, H. E. wright. Hp FOIL an! MASK OFFICERS C. C. RIPPBERGER . President S. BARTHA . . Vice-Presizlemf R. S. PIAGGART, JP.. . . Chancellor THE FOIL AND MASK SOCIETY is a club for students interested in fencing, whether or not they are members of the varsity fencing team. Before school recognition of the fencing team was obtained, membership in the club was the only reward for those who participated in matches with other schools. The main project of the society is an annual fencing tournament between battalion teams-a cup being given to the Winner. r lm FREEBODY CLUB OFFICERS H. G. HUTCHINSON . . Presiclerzt C. L. DAUGPITRX' . Vice-Prosirfcnt G. E. SIMITI-I . . Secretary-Trr'as1rrc'r' FOUNDED IN 1923, the Freebody Club is an honorary society for students who have been proficient in mechanics and engineering drawing. Membership is limited to thirteen outstanding juniors in the Mechanics Department. In con- junction With the faculty last year the club reached one of its main objectives, the establishment of a technical publication, the Georgia Tech Erzgilzeer. FIRST ROW: W, H. Beers, J. A. Cooper, C. L. Daughtry, L. J. Harris. SECOND ROW: E. L. Joiner, C. F. O'Shea, F. R. Short, G. E. Smith. THIRD ROW: W. J. Underwood, W. J. Warnock, R. O. Worrell. HP Eli :rr ,, ' rr ri lf? HOMER HUTCHINSON President BILL MILLER President FIRST ROW: T. R. Allcn, T. J. Berry, G. C. Bestor, M. H. Borroughs, W. C. Cromer, D. R. Dodson. SECOND ROW: A. R. Gorman, H, H. I-Iargrett, W. J. Hogan, F. H. Holz, E. B. Irwin, W. J. Jacobs. THIRD ROW: T. R. Jones, W. P. Kaufman, J. B. Lawrence, C. S. LcCraw, S. A. Lcdbetter, M. F. Legg. FOURTH ROW: C. R. Lundy, I. M. Massey, C. N. Mayo, J. B. Mayo, H. L. McCornmon, F. D. Miller. FIFTH ROW: H. B. Nclson, T. S. Pippen, E. D. Teaford, J. E. Treadway, C. G. Voor- his, J. A. Waltman. SIXTH ROW: W. C. Ward, D. C. Watkins, W. W. Woods. ll .7 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT SOCIETY Honorary Industrial Management Society OFFICERS W. M. MILLER . . . . President E. B. IRWIN . . Vice-President T. R. JONES . . Secretary C. R. LUNDY . . Treasurer FORMERLY NAMED THE SCIENTIA CLUB, the society changed its name to Indus- trial Management Society, due to the fact that the general science course has been replaced by an industrial management course. Membership is open to non- enginecring students who are outstanding in scholarship and activities. The club maintains an active program and presents a loving cup to the graduating senior having the highest average in industrial management. A8 A if INSTITUTI: OI- AIZIQONAUTICAI. SCIENCES Professional Aerona utical Society OFFICERS D. R. EASTMAN . . . Presidenf E. L. JOINER . . Vice-Presidewft F. C. JONES . . Secretary-Treasurer As THE STUDENT BRANCH of the professional organization of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, the local group promotes interest in aeronautical engineering through papers and pictures on recent developments in aeronautics presented by students and faculty. The society also maintains a social program for all the students in the Aeronautics Department. FIRST ROW: J. O. Billups, L. E. Binion J. W. Curry, T. G. Hill, J. Hoffer. SECOND ROW: F. H. Holz, E. L. Joiner, F. C. Jones, W. H. Klevcn R. E. Lee. THIRD ROW: D. S. Lewis W. N. McGougI1, H. V. Norton, N. V. Pulignano, R. E. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: G. E. Smith, I. A. Stanton, W. J. Underwood, J. A. Vandrell, A. N. Williams. FIFTH ROW: W. E. Wool- wine, A. M. Yopp. Ii 1 It . Wifi iii p it DON EASTMAN President 1 FIRST ROW: W. F. Bedinger, W. B. Bennet, J. O. Billups, L. C. Baden- heimer, H. D. Chipley, E. F. Curry. SECOND ROW: L. E. Davis, J. A. deCardenas, D. H. Dupree, P. D. Fletcher, W. C. Gibson, A. Hagedorn. THIRD ROW: J. W. Henderson, W. C. Hunt, G. E. Orr, H. C. Pearman, T. W. Raine, L. T. Rosenberg. FOURTH ROW: W. Sheffield, W. J. Shuman, L. F. Thornton, J. B. Tullis, T. R. Vanden Hcuvcl, J. A. Vendrell. FIFTH ROW: E. M. Vinson, J. H. Voylcs, P. K. Wadsworth, E. G. Weisscnberger, G. A. Wright. Hi N6 MACK GIBBS President 1 .I X . I INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS R. M. GIBBS . . . . . . Presirlenl W. J. SHUMAN . . Vice-President L. J. ROSENBERG . . Secretary L. E. DAVIS . . Treasurer THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB has as its main objective 'the promotion of interest in World affairs by open club forums on questions of international concern. Each year the club places for reference in the Tech library selected books on international affairs. This year the club has tried to keep close rela- tions witla other colleges and sent fl large delegation to the national convention. ,W KAPPA ETA KAPPA OFFICERS J. W. HENDERSON . . President I. S. BULL . Vice-President S. T. SMITH . . Secretary H. W. ADAMS . . Treasurer JOE HENDERSON President KAPPA ETA KAPPA, a national professional electrical engineering fraternity, was founded at the University of Iowa in 1923-the local chapter being installed in 1928. Membership is offered to juniors and seniors outstanding in scholarship, character, and leadership. As an encouragement to scholarship the fraternity pre- sents a slide rule each year to the electrical junior having the highest scholastic average. FIRST ROW: H. W. Adams, K. A. Bevins, E. M. Burnett, I. S. Bull, T. W. Dillon, W. F. Gray, H. H. Hooker. SECOND ROW: D. L. Kilcrease, T. M. Manley, E. C. Manning, W. M, Pope, O. A. Rodriguez-Jorge, C. C. Smith, S. R. Smith. THIRD ROW: S. T. Smith, W. D. Stroud, J. B. Stubbins, G. M. Sutton, J. B. Tullis, W. J. Warnock, R. C. Worrell. .. l FIRST ROW: F. A. Allen, K. A. Bevins, R. H. Bretz, J. H. Bretz, M. T. Campen, H. M. Conway, M. R. Dusenbury, S. F. Elam, F. H. Gardner. SECOND ROW: F. A. Gray, T. N. Kell, W. F. Long, J. H. Lynch, R. E. McCallum, C. T. Ostrom, M. Post, J. K. Primm, S, G. Pryor. THIRD ROW: C. P. Reeve, G. H. Schottler, M. L. Shatzen, O. W. Simmons, R. F. Smith, J. O. Siensland, H. S. Tabchnick, Q. R. Thompson. KAP!-DA KAPPA PSI OFFICERS S. YABROXV . President S. G. PRYOR . . VJCC-P'f0Sit1811t W H V I H. M. CONWAY . . Secrehzry R. H. BRETZ . . Treasurer W FOUNDED IN 1919, Kappa Kappa Psi is an honorary fraternity for musicians-the local chapter being installed in 1924. Membership is limited to students who are outstanding in the band or other school musical organization. The president of the organization is the captain of the school band, and along with Mr. Garing, the chapter directs the band. SAUL YABROW President i R. L. Cornell. SECOND ROW: T. A son. THIRD ROW: G. A. Martin, D Munford, J. W. Speck. FOURTH ROW H. D. Spratlm, H. C. Tliford, J. F Wyatt. ii Oil. CAN CLUB OFFICERS C. L. DAUGHTRY . . . . . President H. C. TILFORD . . . . Vice-Presirlerzt H. G. I-IUTcH1NsoN . . Secretary-Treasurer FOUNDED IN 1914, the Oil Can Club was reorganized this year, after being off the campus one year. Membership is limited to thirteen students of the Mechanical Engineering Department. Meetings are held regularly and several social functions N are given during the year. This year the club has been active in obtaining and furnishing a student lounge for mechanical engineering students. FIRST ROW: W. H. Beers, M. R. Clark, Elliot, N. G. Harrison, H. G. Hutchin- CLAUDE DAUGHTRY President w FIRST ROW: V. Baran, T. S. Burns, F. K. Butler, S, Boccieri, W. Coyle, S. J. Car- son, T. Cummings, P. Cosgrove, J. Dukes, J. Daragan, J. P. Doyle, J. A. deCar- denas. SECOND ROW: C. Eager, D. Eagar, J. Ebsall, L. Fiori, J. Ferrari, L. F. Grill, J. Gilman, J. Gordon, E. Gruters, J. Heigel, W. Hermes, R. Hermes. THIRD ROW: R. Hebert, R. Jones, P. P. Karapin, C. Kerscher, J. A. Keller, W. Kelly, L. Kelly, J. Lynch, C. Lombardo, C. Lafliteau, J. Luddy, N. Loder. FOURTH ROW: J. McDonough, F. M. Murphy, J. Monck, L. Pacheco, E. Parks, G. Picozzi, A. Rey, F. Richardson, J. Rogge, R. Schaeffer, C. Slikas, T. Small. FIFTH ROW: S. R. Smith, E. F. Scott, T. Topalnicki, S. J. Trornbetta, G. Vanden Heuvel, T. Vanden Heuvel, J. J. Varagona, J. A. Vendrell, W. Wannamaker. Qi. NEWMAN CLUB T. J. HUGHES J. A.' KELLER C. A. SLIKAS J. R. GORDON Catholic Society OFFICERS . . President Vicc'-Presiderzt 2 , . Secretary . Treasurer THE GEORGIA TECH NEWMAN CLUB was founded in 1931 :is a chapter of the Federation of College Catholic Clubs. It serves to bind together Catholic stu- dents on the campus :incl to present n series of religious programs and a number of social functions. In sponsoring social and religious functions, the Newman Club offers an interesting and essential activity for the students of the Catholic Church at Tech. TOM HUGHES President I3 H I I3 S I Honorary Textile Fraternity OFFICERS R. K. HONVELL . . President W. N. MCGIBONY . . Vice-President F. E. BUSBEE . . Secretary E. B. SUTTON Treasurer PHI PSI was founded at Philadelphia College of Textile Engineering in 1903- the Tech chapter being established in 1921. At regular meetings of the fra- ternity new developments in the textile field are reviewed by the members. The society maintains an active social program-giving the Well-known Lint: Head Ball each year. ROBERT HOWELL President FIRST ROW: F. E. Busbee, B. A. Corry, H. C. Dunson, J. R. Dunson, J. H. Foster, D. J. Goldstein. SECOND ROW: K. D. Henry, H. F. Jenkins, W. B. Johnson, 6. T. Jones, R. M. Kesse Ier, W. G. Lee. THIRD ROW: W. N. McGibony, D. Moss, R. E. Pharr, P. A. Redmond, W. J. Roundtree, J. A. Stapleton. FOURTH ROW: E. B. Sut- ton, J. I. Teak, E. H. Thomas, W. A. Ware, L. R. Woodworth, S. Yabrow. Hi FIRST ROW: M. T. Campen, H. M. Conway, T. O. Day, J. R. Dunson, H. C. Felsher, W. J. Forsythe, J. Gilmore, L. J. Harris, J. Hoffer, W. J. Hogan, F. H. Holz. SECOND ROW: J. H. Hooker, F. P. Hudson, J. C. Jacobs, E. B. Kneisel, J. B. Lawrence, R. M. Lundy, H. M. MacDonald, I. D. Massey, J. B. Mayo, N. G. McLean, F. D. Miller. THIRD ROW: R. E. Moore, G. W. Phillips, T. S. Pippen, W. M. Pope, H. E. Porter, P. M. Potter, E, A. Powell, J. B. Press, W. T. Sams, F. O. Shoemaker, G. E. Smith. FOURTH ROW: H. D. Spratlin, W. D. Stroud, J. B. Stubbins, J. M. Teague, L. F. Thornton, E. M. Vinson, W. C. Ward, R. B. Williams, W. H. Wilson, R. J. Wooddall, O. A. Wright. PI DELTA EPSILON OFFICERS D. L. RUSSELL . . President C. S. ROACH Vice-Presirlent P. M. POTTER . . Secretary R. E. Mooius . . Treasurer As THE HONORARY JOURNALISTIC SOCIETY, Pr DELTA EPSILON recognizes the journalistic work of students who work on any one of Tech's four publications. Eligibility for membership consists of at least two years' work on any one publication. The fraternity aids the publication staffs and gives a party during the dances for its members. LYLE RUSSELL President n FIRST ROW: W. H. Beers, J. T. Cosby, W. G. Coyle, C. L. Daughtry, J. F. Dillon, D. H. Dupree, S. 5. Elem. SECOND ROW: P, E. Everett, T. J. Hughes, H. G. Hutchinson, H. M. Lange, N. G. McLean, E. K. Miller, P. S. Nurko. THIRD ROW: C. F. O'Shca, E. A. Powell, H. Saminsky, F. R. Short, W. J. Shuman, G. R. Vanden Heuvel, J. F. Wyatt. I3 I -I' A U S I G IVI A Professional Mechanical Fraternity OFFICERS H. M. LANGE . . President H. G. HUTCHINSON . . Vice'-Presidmzrf J. T. Cosnv . . Secretary J. F. WYATT . . Treasurer PI TAU SIGMA, a national honorary mechanical engineering fraternity, was founded at the University of Illinois in 1915-the local chapter being installed in 1932. The membership is composed of che outstanding junior and senior mechanical engineering students. As a reward for scholarship the society presents an engi- neering handbook to the mechanical engineering sophomore having the highest scholastic average, and has the name of the outstanding mechanical engineering student engraved on a plaque in the Mechanical Engineering Department. lv HARRY LANGE President FIRST ROW: A. L. Abislairnan, A. N. Adcock, Jr., E. M. Burnett, E. T. Clegg, H. H. Cleveland, E. Covington. SEC- OND ROW: H. H. Crane, Jr., S. E. Dorsey, Jr., R, Finkelstein, W. F. Gray, H. C. Griffcn, F. R. Hamlett. THIRD ROW: A. E. Harrison, C. A. Hobbs, H. H. Hooker, A. E. Hume, B, Jack- son, A. B. McClure. FOURTH ROW: H. G. Morgan, R. C. Morrison, R. L. Myrick, D. S. Newborg, J. C. Norton, B. O'Neal. FIFTH ROW: R. A. Puig, C. K. Ruse, J. S. Slicer, Jr., T. G. Smith, A. H. Stakely, J. 8. Stubbins. SIXTH ROW: J. L. Tripp, J. L. Ware, M. M. Zernek. Hp SIDNEY SMITH President RADIO CLUB OFFICERS S. T. SMITH . . . . . P7'6SitZ'611iIf T. G. SMITH . . Vice'-P1'c'sirle11t H. C. GRIFIJEN Secr'c1fary-T1'easzrr0r THE RADIO CLUB was organized primarily to gather together students interested in amateur radio. The club now owns and operates the amateur station W4AQL. At regular meetings, the members discuss and help solve each other's problems in amateur radio. Also the club makes trips of inspection to amateur and broadcast stations in the vicinity of Atlanta. FIRST ROW: H. W. Adams, R. E. Anderson, C. L. Belcher, L. E. Binion, J. L. Brooks, H. W. Bynum, M. R. Clark, C. F. Crurnbley. SECOND ROW: R. G. Cush- ing, C. L. Daughtry, I. O. Drewry, D. R. Eastman, R. C. Fordman, T. M. Furlow, L. Hannon, G. O. Haskell. THIRD ROW: R. F. Head, R. L. Hearn, H. G. Hutchin- son, H. Jeffcoat, J. E. McKinney, D. Munford, R. W. Murphy, P. M. Potter. FOURTH ROW: E. A. Powell, J. W, Simms, G. B. Smith, H. D. Spratlin, J. A. Stapelion, W. G. Thrash, F. T. Waltermire, R. L. Waison. SCABBARD an! BLADE OFFICERS H. W. CRISWELL . . . Captain F. T. WALTERMIIAE . . First Lieutenant C. L. DAUGHTRY . . Second Liezrzfemznzf H. JEFFCOAT . First Sergeant THE NATIONAL MILITARY FRATERNITY OF SCABBARD AND BLADE was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1904. The Georgia Tech chapter designated as Company M, 2nd Regiment, was installed in 1921. The fraternity now has eighty-two chapters with a total membership of about twenty-six thousand. Senior Army and Navy R. O. T. C. students outstanding in military work at college are eligible for membership. Each year the local group sponsors a Military Ball. I . li HARVEY CRISW ELL Captain SKlJl.l.m KEY OFFICERS C. B. BRANAN . . . Presir1'w1t F. W. ALLCORN . . Vice-President L. C. BODENHEIME11 . . . Secretary W. B. TEAGUE . Treasurer SKULL AND KEY, the only sophomore honorary society, was founded in 1912. The club was modeled after the Bulldog Club, and has as its main objective the promotion of school spirit among sophomores and upperclassmen. The member- ship of the society is limited to twenty-four men, twelve of which are elected at the close of their freshman year, and the remainder during the fall of their sophomore term. CHARLES BRANAN President FIRST ROW: F. Allcorn, O. A. Barge, L. C. Bodcnheimer, M. M. Bryan, J. L. Clark, M. F. Cole. SECOND ROW: R. E. Forrest, C. N. Freeman, J. J. Fullenlovc, D. D. Hamilton, H. C. Heinz, R. B. Herzog. THIRD ROW: T. N. Kell, J. W. Kelly, C. Kurrle, J. A. Mayberry, J. W. McDonough, J. G. Monclr. FOURTH ROW: J. C. Pagc, W. D. Perritt, E. L. Pirog, P. 6. Singer, W. B. Teague, D. A. Tillman. FIFTH ROW: H. C. Van Arsdalc, J. F. Wear, R. Weatherford, A. F. Wells, H. R. Wright, H. E. Wright. IP . FIRST ROW: T. R. Allen, R. Aderhold, L. F. Anderson, R. E. Anderson, J. S. Bartlett, R. E. Beers, C. L. Belcher, J. L. Brooks, H. W. Bynum. SECOND ROW: M. T. Campen, N. M. Cavettc, J. L. Chivington, W. R. Conley, L. D. Crockett, W. H. Ector, W. B. Estes, T. M. Furlow, W. C. Gibson. THIRD ROW: M, F. Hooper, R. L. lson, T. R. Jones, D. E. Lackey, T. M. Manley, G. H. McKee, R. W. Murphy, J. A. Page, J. B. Pierce. FOURTH ROW: C. A. Rankine, A. H. Small, G. B. Smith, W. G. Thrash, L. W. Veatch, E. M. Wheby, A. L. Wilcox, C. R. Wood. C l. U B Honorary Letterman Society OFFICERS R. G. CUSHING . P'r0sirlc'l1i E. M. WHEBY . . Vice-President W. G. THRASH Sec1'etnz'y-Twaszrrev' ORGANIZED AS A CLUB to recognize athletics at Tech, the UT club is composed of varsity athletes who have received their letter. The club maintains n lounge in Swann Hall for the use of its members. This year the club has been very active in presenting motion pictures of the football games after club luncheons for its members and friends. 1 131.5 K ..E3m.. HP GLENN CUSHING President HAL FREEDMAN President FIRST RCW: J. M. Barnhart, C. B. Branan, E. E. Brooks, M. T. Campen, E. G. Case, R. G. Cohn. SECOND ROVX: M. F. Cole, J. R. Dunn, W. A. Ford, B. M. Fulfz, C. M. Goodman, K, R. Hall. THIRD ROW: G. O. Haskell, B. W. Hinton, W. J. Hogan, F. P. Hudson, C. Kurrlc, G. O. Marlin. FOURTH Row: J. A. Mayhew, C. N, Mayo, G. F. MecFarIand, H. L. Mumma, D. Munford, W. M. Pope. FIFTH ROW: L. D. Raines, C. A. N. Rankine, W. H. Sims, J. I. Teat, J. Tyler, W. C, Ward. SIXTH ROW: W. A. Ware, D. C. Watkins, R. B. Williams, W. W. Woods. Hi YELLOW JACKET CLUB OFFICERS H. G. FREEDMAN . . . . . . President G. O. MARTIN . . Vice-Prcsirlent G. O. HASKELL . . Secretary R. B. WILLIAMS . . Treasurer THE YELLOW JACKET CLUB was founded by Coach Alex with a group of spirit-mincled students in 1930, to promote school spirit and teach the freshman school traditions. The club has charge of cheering at football games, holding pep meetings, and seeing that the freshman observes the freshman traditions. The club is composed of students who have shown prominent interest in school spirit work. 6X5 Sc 9' .ygmigbnlmsgmnsi if , fi 0 :: . Q I jg... .'- ' N E I 52 fi i- 2 Ig: 75. :wa j rf! Q,L2 .'f-' 1:. , ' . ' ' . 7 ' q v ' ' Q B 'fn' 3 fw 5004 Cl, 4 This section contains the material necessary to fulfill the purpose of presenting a record of the school year, but which could not be con- veniently locatecl elsewhere. These featured parts are the favorites, the most important dances and the snapshots which are all so pertinent to a college yearbook. JM. . -- 1. -. ,I -1 W .gr at 1, +--igf U R3 'fb nz. , ff. ' , f 1 ., '1 - A wi .sg i 1 nt .:5' :f75, ,F ' 'Q 47 .51,-1,2 ,V 1.'z.N., 'ual Q , MJ, 'f5'1 . ' , Q, vga, Q., f :I'f k ' Yll'1'3'4f'f .V - :L 1' H-5: v- 1 -.?.f: 1,.,. .. WIA 4 gf JV' TH. f 1 , ::,L. 15551: LN 1 'J 1 -,-xy.-. X mp, uc. f--'dim , w Jil Q-nd. .-1- , V .,, 1. ' mil iw W1 .- H MW! - -N .... iii! 1 L EW , W 'Nr ' ' 1 'W -'I -,W 4 'rrizffw ' .,f E52 ' 31.1. 5-. .-I ,,,,v -W: 4 QAAXISITING Ozcleafma DANCING ENTERTAINMENT during 1939 Tech has had three very successful dances with three of the nation's most well known dance bands. Congratula- tions to the Interfraternity Council and Anak for the best year of dancing on the Tech campus in several years. For the 1938 Finals last year's Council presented XVill Osborne and his famous orchestra, nationally known as one of the most popular bands playing slide swing music. The Anak Society, serving to help commemo- rate Teclfs Fiftieth Anniversary, presented the orchestra of Red Norvo and Mildred Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. of Swingf' at the Annual Home-coming in November. During the Home-coming Dances, Tech's new gym was dedicated and proved to be the ideal dance hall for the school. Not to be outdone by last year's Council, the 1939 Interfraternity Council presented Hal Kemp and his sweet swing music at the Mid-Terms. A series of six dances, starting with the Pan-Hellenic and includ- ing a unique breakfast dance, proved to be the best set of dances since the Class of '39 were freshmen. Fon S W. x F .. ,Q 3 ,, fs M . T -.' 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Varsity and fresh- man teams represent us in football, basketball, baseball, traclc, cross- country, fencing, golf, and tennis. fx,A '5 'I Q- , is?-'Z I I' A xi A MM . .v nf 'A Lf- , ' I , ww J :fav Q 'JY xfwlv W if wi- ,u svn WM 24. DLDQGIA TECH . ,L A -Af ....- DODD THARPE MacARTHUR ALEXANDER 7'5'C'1Zf,,w-. .fi ' .1lFd '1 4 K' , A 7 Xb . ECHTJ 6' , L'CL'CllC'CJ FACULTY MEMBERS DR. M. L. BRITTAIN . ....... . . . Cbairvmm PROF. FLOYD FIELD . . .... Sc'crc'1'ary-Treaszzref DEAN W. V. SKILLS DR. J. B. CRENSHAW' PROF. A. H. ARMSTRONG DR. G. H. Boccs W. A. ALEXANDER ALUMNI MEMBERS OSCAR DAVIS R. T. JONES, JR. G. W. MCCARTY, JR. STUDENT MEMBERS . ' W J. L. CI-IIVINGTON . . .... . Cnpiain Foofball Team D. MUNITORD . . . Editor Tbr Trcbuiqzu' R. E. ANDERSON . . Prvsizfent Sfmlcvzzf Cmmcil MUNDORFF ATI-ILETIC ASSGCIATIGN WILLIAM A ALEXANDER Head Football Coach Dlrecfor of Athletlcs As Head Coach and D1recto1 of Athlet1es Coach Alex he IS known to the whole school has held the love and esteem of the student body for more than two decades It IS to hlm that most of the c1ed1t and glory must be g1ven fo1 the natxonally p1om1nent place Georgla Tech has 1n the field of athlet1cs A Head Football Coach he molds 1nto one un1t the p1oducts of the VHFIOUS specnal coaches and d11ects 1 general plan of attack that has never faxled to puzzle the greatest football teams 1n the nat1on M M THARPE Llne Coach In the hands of Mac Tharpe an All Southem Tackle from Tech IICS the IDSUYLICUOI1 of the Jacket lmes In 1927 Mac was selected as freshman coach and served untxl 1935 when he was appomted Varsxty L1ne Coach 1n whlch pos1t1on he has shown hlmself to be one of the outstandmg football l1I'lE eo aches of the South R L DODD Backfleld Coach Bobby Dodd an All Amer1can halfback from the UDIVCI Slfy of Tennessee has served as blckfield coach smce 1937 T lnm goes most of the credxt for the t11eky backfields of Geoxgm Tech as he IS lufgely respons1ble for Tech s 1azzle dazzle type .I R MacARTHUR B Team Coach Roy MacArthur has many dut1es on the coachmg staH5 I add1t1on to bemg B Team coach he has the posltxon of Chlef scout Belng one of the best scouts 1n the South he has been largely respons1ble for the excellent defense the Jackets have shown agamst super1or opponents N C DEAN Freshman Coach In charge of the freshman teams Coach Dean IS an mtegral Part of the sports p1cture at Tech For two years he has served ably as the eoach of freshman football basketball and track md successfully completed the very 1mportant task of preparmg new men to fill the ranks of the VHYSIIY depleted by graduauon ROY MUNDORFF Basketball Coach Bexng 1 Math Professor as well as Basketball Coach IS perhaps one reason why Tech has had such successful basketball teams A former Pennsylvama star of the sport he IS another nat1onally PFOITIIHCHC athlet1e figure Tech IS proud of Also Coach Mun dorff has the job of helplng Bobby Dodd 1n the coachmg of baseball H15 specdic task bemg the coachmg of freshman base a of football In add1t1on to coachmg football Coach Dodd IS 1U cha1ge of the baseball team G C GRIFFIN Traclt Coach As ASSISIHHE Dean of Men and Personal D11ector Coach Grrflin IS PCI haps the bus1est man at Tech yet he st1Il Ends 1111116 to coach Track and Cross COUHLIY A former Tech track man he 15 an 'udent suppo1te1 of the sport and under h1s coachmg Tech has had seve1al outstandmg stars of the c1nder path E E BORTELL Tennis Coach As both a Professo1 of Phys1cs and TCl1H1S Coach Shorty Bortell IS W1dely llked by students and alumm Under h1s gu1dance Tech has l1ad unusual success on the courts as 15 shown by the Cl1'111lp101'lSl1lP teams of the past two years BORTELL GRIFFIN COACH ALEX DEAN Q46 1939 VARSITY CAPTAIN JACK CI-IIVINGTON HUTCHINSON SPRATLIN ALLEN ADERHOLD ANDERSON, R. E. ANDERSON, L. F. BARTLETT BEERS BROOKS, T. BROOKS, J. CAVETTE 244: Manvzyefca H. D. SPRATLIN . . Fimmcinl Manager H. G. HU'l'CHINSON . . Equipment Mazmgrr CHIVINGTON CROCKETT CUSHING FURLOW GIBSON GILMER HART ISON LACKEY NOWELL PAGE PERKERSON SHAW SMITH SPRAYBERRY WHEBY WILCOX WILKINS ECTOR GOREE MURPHY RIMMER THRASH WOOD R. ADERHOLD, Sophomore T. R. ALLEN, Senior . L. F. ANDERSON, Senior . R. E. ANDERSON, Senior . J. S. BARTLETT, Sophomore R. E. BEERS, Junior . . W. R. BEARD, Junior . J. L. BROOKS, Senior . H. W. BYNUM, Senior . N. M. CAVETTE, Sophomore J. L. CI-IIVINGTON, Senior L. D. CROCKETT, Senior . R. G. CUSI-IING, Senior . W. H. ECTOR, Junior . T. M. FURLOW, Senior . W. C. GIBSON, Senior . C. L. GILMER, Junior . J. A. HART, Sophomore . R. L. ISON, Junior . . D. E. LACKEY, Junior . R. W. MURPHY, Senior . J. A. PAGE, Junior . . WALTER RIMMER, Junior . GENE SHAW, Junior . . G. B. SMITH, Senior . W. G. THRASH, Senior . E. M. WHEBY, Senior . A. L. WILCOX, Senior . C. R. WOOD, junior . . Tackle . Ena' . Gnara' . Em! . F ulllza ck . H al fback . CL'lZf6'1' . Guard . Tackle Quarterback . Center . H al fba ck . Tackle . F ul I ba ck . Gua rd . Hal fback Qzlarferback . Guard . End . Tackle Quarterback . H alfback . Tackle . Hal fback . E ml . Elm' H al f ba ck . Guarrl . Tackle af 'som uno--4 ., -ng ..,,. - .e..,..,,. JW W, .,..,,?f w- HFYGQ 9' 'ure- bfa- hd Whi J' ,Arg 'W .,,4 . ,.vi i l asa . 'Valli' in irfli V Loose-Bobby Beers going around end for a thirtyryarcl gain against Georgia. Old Casey jones, patron saint of the Engineers, must surely have riz right up from his grave and waved his red bandana handkerchief in tribute to the gallant '38-'39 Varsity Express as it ran through a grueling season with the throttle wide open and allowed none but the best to hop a ride,--for this edition of the Golden Tornado was an Alexander team all the way. With only one two-hundred-pound man on the team, with a halfback substituting for an injured tackle, with two one-hundred- and-fifty pound varsity guards,-with only the indomitable will of an Alexander-coached team, the jack-ets faced the best teams of the nation week after week. They played Alabama and California, Rose Bowl rivals of New Year's 19583 Duke, Rose Bowl contender of Georgia, all ranking teams of the country. after Saturday and never managed to rout the courageous. The speedy razzle-dazzle backicld taught by Bobby Dodd harried the enemy with rifle passes and intricate reverses while Mack Tharpe's line fought off the bigger lines from the starting whistle to the final gun. The Techsters did not win a championship nor did they place a man on any of the All-American selections, but they won a place in the hearts of all Tech men as one of the gamest, cleanest little bands of footballers that ever trod the gridiron of old Grant Field. Get your coat and Gold and White colors and let's run through the season with these fighting Engineers of 1938 ..... JUNO PAGE BUCK MURPHY BOBBY '39g Notre Dame, Big Ten championg Auburn, Orange Bowl victorg Vanderbilt, Kentucky, and These great lines and famous backfields hammered at the Yellow Jacket defense on Saturday Pm a ramblin' wreck from Georgia Tecb And a laelluvan Engineer. . . . . . BEERS OLDEN TORNADO MERCER TAKES IT ON THE CHIN Saturday, October lst-Tech, I9-Mercer, 0-Grant Field, Atlanta - - . - - Captain Jack Chivington bounds through the wire gate clown by the Armory with the team close at his heels. The band plays Ramblin' XVrcck, nine hundred new freshmen let DUI a roar, and the colorful throng of ten thousand f Atlantians sit tensely in the West stands as Tech's latest football machine trots onto , the field for its debut. The gay crowd, sitting in the warm sunshine, has just watched Chivington lose the toss, the first time in two seasons that this has happened. Hawk Cavette, a sophomore starting his first game as a regular, kicks off and the season is under way. The first quarter is a kicking duel between Cavettc and Pledger, of Mercer, with the Tech ace showing his superiority time after time. But as the second quarter opens, the Yellow jackets begin to sting the Mercer Bear with a brilliant passing attack, and late in this quarter Bob Ison catches one of Crockett's heaves on the Bear four to set up Tech's first score. The half ends and when the Jackets come back after thc rest period, they push the harassed Bears all over the field and bring cheer to the hearts of those who feared a weak team this D year. The Tornado puts the game on ice with two more quick tallies, one by Ector 'W 'T' and one by Bartlett, as another Tech team opens its season with a burst of power. ----- Like all flu' jolly goorl fellows, I drink my whiskey clear. ..... ' ALTERNATE CAPTAIN ALLAN WILCOX l'lAll., l lAll., THE GANG'S Al.l. HERE! Saturday, October 8th-Tech, 6-Notre Dame, I4-Grant Field, Atlanta - - - - - Home-coming. Tech's Fiftieth anniversary. Notre Dame at Grant Field. The climax of a truly great week. ----- President Brittairfs box is filled with celebrities. A throng of 32,000 spectators fill tht stands and overflow into the end zone. News reel cameramen focus their eyes on the field from atop the grandstancl. The press is filled with 'Q 'sw -f BOB ISON TOM ALLEN GLENN CUSI-HNG TARZAN LACKEY famous by-lines from all the big papers. Notre Dame has beat Kansas 52-0 the week before. Will Tech meet the same fate? Everybody wonders. Elmer Layden, Notre Dame coach, has two complete teams of equal ability. Coach Alex, the Fox of the Flats, has only one small team and a hatful of tricks. ----- After a breathless moment during the kick-off and first play, Notre Dame opens the first quarter with a powerful running attack, and pushes through the valiant Jacket line for a quick touchdown. Everyone thinks of that Kansas score last week and groans, but not the Golden Tornado. Ignoring the fresh new Notre Dame team, the boys from Tech mix a daring aerial game with lightning reverses, and within the first three minutes of the second quarter, Howard Ector plunges over for a touchdown. Pandemonium. The stands go completely wild. No one seems to notice that the extra point is missed and that Notre Dame still leads by 7-6. There is only the thrill of that touchdown, made by sheer nerve and determination. It is un- doubtedly the biggest six points made during the season. But Tech has not finished. The third period Ends the jackets passing and fighting their way through the heavier Yankee team. With the aid of a great 70-yard kick by Cavette and a brilliant punt return by Billy Gibson, Tech goes down to the Irish 23-yard marker. The students once more have worked themselves into a delirium of excitement. Everyone just stands up and yells, We can win. We've GOT to. But the lords of the gridiron have other ideas. Witliin thirty seconds we go from the height of enthusiasm to the depths of despair. A ten-yard loss, a blocked kick, and the enemy is in our territory. Thirty seconds more and a speedy Irish hack plows over for the second score. Tech never stops to think, but Hghts back with T a courageous and audacious razzle-dazzle attack that includes all those famous Alexander tricks ..... Sums of Liberty ..... end '- around ----- double lateral ----- speed ----- deception ' - ----. nerve! The big Notre Dame boys have never faced an attack like this. They are caught flat-footed. Bobby Beers runs the width of MACK FURLOW the field to gain a yard, rifles a pass, then Earl Wheby' zig-zags down the W ' boundary line to the Notre Dame four. The spectators are limp with excitement once more. Tech can't lose this time ..... haven't we V had all the bad breaks? But once more the gods frown, and with a fumble and a quick kick Notre Dame recovers and manages to hold 05 the whirling Tornado a few breath-taking minutes until the final gun. But the game is not over. Everyone plays it over and over on thc way back to the dorm-in the frat houses that night-in the Robbery Monday morning. ---.- A bcllzwzr, bt-llzmr, bcllnwl, Hellnzfa, H ellmfnzz E11gincz-r .-..... D WE GO TO DURHAM FOR THE DUKE STRUGGLE Saturday, October I5th-Tech, 0-Duke, 6-Durham, North Carolina K - - . . - We have spent the night on a tossing day coach, riding through the hills of the Carolinas. And we've walked the streets of this little town, mingling with the holiday crowds who mill about shouting Wreck Tech. After good-naturedly shouting some equally derisivc remark about Duke, we have taken a bus out to the Duke campus. We visit some of the many beautiful buildings until game time, and when We are finally seated in the small Tech cheering section, We feel no fatigue. SHORTY Score-lson catches Crocketfs pass for the first Yellow Jacket score of the season to defeat Mercer. ' s' Our only thought is Beat Duke. This , is a certainty, we feel, because our luck tv 7' -5 lv must surely turn after that heart-break- 'Ag at I 7 2 H I I F17 , ing Notre Dame game last week. But from . 2' if ,Q H- ' Q: , . the opening kick-off it seems that Tech 3-4' '11 I R 1 V 1 i is a stepchild of the gods of fortune. The W -' P3 2 4 Q I.-33. jackets start with a series of daring plays ' ' if A I , ' in a vain attempt for a quick score. Beers F - 5 4, l ' W stands on his own goal and flips a pass to ., - r . , Iictor, who runs to the end where he is : ,jx 'V 2, f tackled, and laterals to Chivington. Cap- 'ik - V ' - .i'- ' F -Di tain jack takes it to the forty, where he ,. L , in turn laterals to Page, who fumbles. ' Q W .ln . div, Duke recovers and the 32,000 frenzied , -rt fans breathe easier and pray for no more I of that Tech razzle-dazzle. Never dis- couraged, Tech keeps throwing passes and battering at the Duke line for the entire first half. But each scoring opportunity is lost through a fumble or a penalty. Duke's next biggest break comes at the beginning of the second half, when Eric Tipton carries a fluke kick-off back 65 2 ,- .. ylfilfi-5 yards to set up Duke's only score. After this the big Duke line digs in and holds the advantage through the remaining period. Tech threatens, but never is able to get a decent break. ---- 1Von'f be wvvjz, '1L'UI1,f be -wail? XVIJUII we Iwixf Ibn! Tigm s fail! --.-- AND WE REALLY DO TWIST THE TlGER'S TAIL! Saturday, October 22nd-Tech, 7-Auburn, 6-Grant Field, Atlanta - - - - . Old Chris Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492, and john Hancock autographed the Declaration of Independence in 1776, but to Tech these dates do not compare in historical importance to the 22nd day of October, 1938. For as We talk with the old grads in thc living room of the frat house before going after our dates for the big Anak dance tonight, we find none who have ever witnessed a one-point victory by Tech. Many tell us those too-familiar stories of a 13-12 loss to Alabama or a 14-13 loss to Georgia, but this 7-6 win over Auburn today seems to be the only one on record which favors Tech. As we replay this afternoon's game we cannot seem to remember anything except that pass from Beers to Ison in the end zone, and that perfect drop-kick by Buck Shaw. We almost forget how big Red Anderson saved the game late in the fourth quarter when he blocked Thorpe's try for the tying point after Auburn's late tally. We forget that Cavette punted '1 M-N eleven times for an average of 47 yards and made it possible for the harassed Tech line to stave off the charging Tigers. Thoughts of that one-point margin overshadow the brilliant running of Beers and Gibson, the smart signal-calling of Ector, and the sensational pass- snagging of Smith and Ison. We spend a half-hour with a notebook and slide rule and dis- cover that since Tech startecl producing those Golden Tor- nadoes back in 1892, the Jack- ets have played 327 games without once winning by the margin of one point, - - - until today. So we enjoy a serenely happy evening, eontent in our knowledge that a hellu- van Engineer from Georgia Tech can do anything, once he ANDERSON MSNXOR V- O We BEARD lf- , 'Qs Flying-Howard Ector dives over he Irish forward wall for a sizable ain In the Tech-Notre Dame game J- ,X w- ,. , .x c, p- f'6 M H 32311551 . ' A'-I as makes up his mind to do it Yellow Izlcltets Yellow jackets, Imrleeis, Irlrlzeix Yellow Iuvkcix, . ' BILLY GIBSON HOWARD ECTOR CHARLIE WOOD Over-Howard Ector makes one of has famous chves over the line for Tech's second score against Alabama. WE SPEND AN UNHAPPY EVENING IN NASHVILLE Saturday, October 29-Tech, 7-Vandy, I3-Nashville, Tennessee - - - - . As we ride up on the train we meet an ardent Vandy supporter. He keeps raving about a player called Marshall, who he says is a whole backfield rolled into one man, who will run rings around Georgia Tech in no time at all. We are right annoyed at this and ask the party gently if this Marshall was not with Vandy last year, and if he ran rings around Tech last year. Wlicn he recalled that 14-0 defeat which unbeaten Vandy suffered down in Atlanta last year he resumes his seat in the rear of the car and the whole subject is dropped. We do not remember the incident until midway in thc second quarter of the game when Tech has missed two good scoring opportunities, and this Marshall is sent into the game. He promptly does everything accredited to him and leads a 64-yard march across the Tech goal. Again in the third quarter he repeats his performance and it is not until big Joe Bartlett starts the Tech attack rolling that we forget this dancing, side- stepping little demon. Tech has only a few minutes left to play and valiantly fights back against heavy odds. Bob lson, star end, breaks his leg, but Bartlett fights even harder and Gay Thrash makes two beautiful end-arounds. Bartlett takes the ball over the Vandy goal with only -1:33, -.Ire -W Whoal-Vassa Cate of Geoihia being stopped for a five-yard loss seconds left. We leave the iield convinced that little Bert Marshall is all that anybody says he is and also that Jack Chivington is the best center and the best captain we have even seen. He is on top of every play and in on every pass. An inspiration to a team that is pretty downheilrtelrl tonight -,--- If I bar! rr zluugbfer sir, IGI zfrvss ber in while :xml gold, And fmt ber on the camjms To cheer the brave mul bold - - - WHAT! ANOTHER ONE POINTER!! Saturday, November Sth-Tech, I9-Kentucky, I8-Grant Field, Atlanta - - - - - Wlieri the teams line up for the kick-off out there in front of a big crowd of November fans we do not notice the twelfth man in the Tech line-up. In fact this extra player fold man Fortuncj is such a rarity around the Flats that we probably would not have recognized him had we been able to see him. He makes his appearance in the first quarter after Kentucky has grabbed off a quick touchdown on a beautifully executed pass and run. A Kentucky man takes a punt on his own goal line and is hit by The Mighty Atom J. L. Brooks so hard that he drops the ball and Page recovers. Bartlett immediately plunges over for the score. Now Tech pulls its luckies1: play of the year. On his try for the extra point Buck Shaw's kick is blocked. The ball, by some miracle, bounces right back into his arms, whereupon he races around left end for the extra point. The extra point gives Tech a 7-6 lead, but the Golden Tornado continues to howl and when Gay Thrash has scored on a fifth end-around and Wheby has crashed over guard for the third score it seems that Tech has the game on icc. However, the Wildcats from the bluegrass country have diEcrent ideas and they pass their way to two more touchdowns, GEORGE SMITH missing both extra points. Tech leads 19-18 and our weak heart is sorely strained as we wait hours for the music of the final gun . - - . . TWD are happy when we yell, T-E-C-PI-N-O-L-O-G-Y ----- D NO FLOOD AT THE FLATS!! Saturday, November l2l:h-Tech, I4-Alabama, l4- Grant Field, Atlanta - - - - - November 12th. - - - -going into the back- stretch of the season now. Those terrific games during the last few weeks have begun to take their toll ----- Tech's line-up is shot with injuries as Coach Alex sends his best available onto the field to meet the mighty Crimson Tide of Alabama. 35,000 spectators have filled the stands and over- flowed onto the track and now sit tensely waiting to see just how much punishment these wrecks from Tech can endure. ln that breath-taking moment that the kick-off sails through the air we find ourselves wondering the same thing,-but not for long. Coach Alex has pulled another one of his famous coaching miracles. Tech has worked out a five-man-line defense and every Crimson Tide play is mercilessly spilled before it can get past the line of scrimmage. The Yellow Jackets are red hot and somehow, from some- where, bring a running attack that sweeps through the big red team like a raging forest fire. Tech ad- vances to scoring position under the booming artillery Ere of Cavettc and Gibson's punting, and after a series of running plays George Smith runs way back of the Tide secondary to take a beau- tiful touchdown pass from Billy Gibson. From the crowd comes a roar, that must have been heard way over in Athens, warning the Georgia Bulldogs that a real Tor- nado is blowing up to meet them two weeks hence. Buck Shaw kicks the extra point and we can hardly watch the the score: believe our eyes as we score keeper put up Tech 7, Bama 0. But these amaz- ing men of Alexander have only begun. Wl1ile we are still pinching s hit.hw,c ourselves to see if we are dreaming, Gibson tucks a Tide punt under l1is arm and fights his way forty yards down to the Alabama three. Howard Ector dives over the charging linemen to score the second rally and this time pandemonium really breaks loose. Buck Shaw again makes good the conversion while wild fans fill the air with pro- grams and cushions. The end of the first half brings down the curtain on the best thirty minutes of the season,- a real Golden Tornado halting Alabama's attack and driving ahead 14-0. But alas! the worm turns, as the books say,-the Red Elephants solve our five-man-line defense and take charge of the second half. Tech's iron men tire under the constant pounding of fresh Bama reserves and the Elephants pull the game out of the fire with a long run and a sustained drive. The Tide converts both points and it's all tied up. We all wonder what these Jackets could do minus a few injuries When the battle' is over, Florizlzfs ieam will be found With the Yellow jackets Swarmiug 'rouml -.--. ' HERE'S MUD IN YCUR EYE! Saturday, November I9th-Tech, 0-Florida, 0- Grant Field, Atlanta Mud-mud on Held, mud around the field, even mud in the stands. One of those cold, disagreeable, rainy days that are good for just sleeping. Of the ten thousand who bought tickets in advance, we can almost count those who came. Only an occasional umbrella in the West stands gives evidence of some rugged individual who really loves his football. An already muddy official blows his whistle and the game is under way. The field is too soggy for running and the ball is too slick for passing, so both teams settle down and kick and kick and kick. We go into the fourth quarter and they are still kicking and nobody has completed any passes or made any gains running. Finally Tech slips and slides down to a muddy spot on the field which is about the Florida five-yard line. Three plays ind the Jackets not much closer to the Gator goal and by now so muddy that it is hard to tell them from the Florida players. On fourth down Anderson tries rv. place kick and the soggy ball fails to rise high enough to clear the cross- bar. That's all there is, a few more kicks, a little more mud, -..-- and a nice warm ire back home - - - - If I had Il sou sir, I'1l tell you 1ubr1t btfn' rlo: H0'1l yell 'TO HELL WITIT GEORGIA' Like bis zlarlrly med lo rlo. ----- WALTER RIMMER .sk .Q Complete-George Smith makes spectacular one-hand catch of Bobby Beers' pass to defeat Auburn. ANOTHER TIE-AND WITH GEORGIA Saturday, November 26th-Tech, 0 - Georgia, O-Sanford Stadium, Athens, Georgia Georgia game ..... Athens. 'Way down before game time everybody iS drunk with excitement. -There is nothing but confusion, as thousands of fans from every part of the country mill about, greeting old friends, making last-minute bets, getting more excited. As game time approaches and we take our seats in the Tech section, it seems that everybody from the school has come over for the Same' We don't notice the chill wind that sweeps across the field as we watch Captain Chivington meet Lumpkin of Georgia in the center of the field for the toss. There is a breathless moment as Georgia kicks off and Tech begins its attack. From thc beginning it is evident that Tech is going to be hard to stop, for little Bobby Beers gets off to a brilliant thirty-yard run at the very beginning of the game, and Ector follows with another nice gain. The Yellow Jackets are putting the pressure on The Bulldogs and from the terrific line play and blocking they seem intent on keeping it there. The first Tech drive is halted deep in Georgia territory by a fumble, and after keeping the Bulldogs in hot water constantly, Tech moves down to the two just before half time. It seems that a touchdown is sure here. Ector hits the line. No gain. Again. No gain. The Georgia boys are coming to life now and iight bask one more plunge before the half ends and it's still 0-0. After a colorful parade of the combined Tech and Georgia bands, the teams come back for the second period and the terrific tackling and blocking continues, with Chivington and Lumpkin setting the pace for their teams. Tech gains ground at will in the middle of the field, but each time that the Bulldog goal is threatened, the RC'-'I and Black rises to meet the attack with a desperate stand. The Tornado howls backward and forward across the field but can never quite push it over for a winning tally. The big Tech cheering section moans and groans and fights almost as hard as the boys on the field, but the Georgia Bulldogs keep rubbing their rabbit's foot and the game ends, O-0 ----- Pm a 1'anzl1li11g, gambling Helluwzn Engineer - - - - si . THE TEAM GETS A SWELL CHRISTMAS GIFT Monday, December 26th-Tech, 0 - University of California, I3-Berkeley, California Berkeley ----- We're a long way from home, and it's Christmastime. Everybody is in ine spirits today, after that Christmas tree yesterday and the banquet the night before with all the co-eds. The game we've come three thousand miles to see is only a few minutes away and for the time we forget all the prac- tical jokes on the train and the visit through the Los Angeles World's Fair grounds. Perfect football weather prevails and several injured Yellow Jackets have recovered sufficiently to play today. Bob Ison, who broke his leg in the Vandy game, and Louis Crockett, who also suffered a broken leg, get their chance to Q Y I. I ' I af, sfsiif -:Hina Touchdown-Bartlett crashes through line for 'Iirst score against Kentucky. stop Battari and Smith, the California heroes. Tech plays fine, straight football against the highly-rated Bears and for fifty minutes it seems that Tech may bring the hide of the Golden Bear back to Atlanta. West Coast fans, who have not seen this razzle-dazzle before, are kept in a state of delirium by the ball-handling of the amazing Yellow Jackets. Reverses, Iaterals, and rifle passes keep Tech very much in the game until the weight of the big California reserves stops the tiring Jackets. Behind beautiful blocking, All-American Bottari races through the weary Tech line to two quick touchdowns before the final whistle. Tech has done her best and there are no excuses as the team starts the long trip back ----. - - - - - Monday, January 2nd, As the train rattles back into Atlanta we don't think of that hike through the Grand Canyon or tl1e railroad accident at Kansas City. We don't think of those hard-fought games this season that we lost through some trick of luck, We are pretty happy about the whole thing and decide that tl1e life of a football player isn't so bad when he has good coaches, enthusiastic support, swell trips, and Georgia Tech for the last stop. EARL WHEBY TOMMY BROGKS LOUIS CROCKETT BUCK SHAW 'ii If s F' C- -.R4- 1 . Q .gf Q CONTINUING THE SYSTEM inaugurated two years ago of scheduling regular games for the B team proved very successful this year. The four games played have given M ' A ' E' 'M ' ' ' the HBSH actual Playing experience which Bobby Pair romps through the Georgia Bullpup line. they cannot receive in scrimmaging the varsity. In the first game of the season with Armstrong Junior College the B team scored in the last few minutes of play to Win by a score of 6-2. While the varsity were playing Duke, the B team Won a 13-6 victory over a strong Riverside team. In the game with the Naval Air School from Pensacola, Florida, the Bs could not overcome the heavier naval outfit and lost by a score of 14 to 7. To close the B season, they defeated the Monroe Aggies 14 to 7. A great deal of praise is due the B team for their successful execution of opponents' plays against the varsity, which has aided the varsity defensive play immeasurably. J. R. MACARTPIUR, Coach MEMBERS OE THE B TEAM I. M. MASSEY, Manager H. W. BYNUIVI G. L. KENDRICK T. P. BRoo1is XV. B. ESTES A. E. KIRSTEIN C. E. BURROUGI-IS E. M. FAIN J. E. MCKINNEY R. B. BRIDGES A. C. GIVINS J. R. MOORE H. CHEEK J. XV. HALL J. U. NETTLES J. P. CLAY J. W. HALE E. P. OLIVER J. L. COPPOCK R. H. I-IIGHTOWER C. P. RICHARDS W. G. CUNNING1-IAM J. HITT R. L. SEAY J. R. DUNSON J. W. HUGHES S. B. SUTTON H. E. DYKE W. JORDAN T. N. WARREN TF 'Hill Qi. FRESHMEN THIS YEAR THE BABY JACKETSH came through the football season with the perfect score of three wins to no losses. In the opening game, the freshmen defeated a formerly undefeated Gordon Military Academy team by the decisive score of 38 to 6. The Baby Jackets showed a powerful offense against a team which had limited previous opposition to only six points. After the second game, the Baby Jackets came home, for the first time in fourteen years, victorious over the Auburn freshmen by the score of 14 to 7. Not once during the entire game could the Auburn freshmen cope with the powerful offensive and defensive play of the Tech freshmen. In their final game, on a typical soggy, cold Thanksgiving day field, the Baby Jackets battled to a decisive 8 to 0 victory over the Georgia Bullpups. The record of the undefeated freshmen disclosed one of the best fresh- man teams since 1928 and promises plenty of talent for next year's varsity in both the line and backfield. N. C. DEAN, Coach TI-IE PLAYERS Baby Jackets entertaining the I children of Scottish Rite Hospital. H. B. ARTHUR ..... . Emi W. F. BLACK . . Gmml L. L. BooR . . . Fullback J. W. BoscH . . Halfback M. V. BRADDY . . . End J. W. DELANY . . G1u11'11 R. H. HIGHTOWER . . . Fullbnck W. W. JORDAN . . . Em! H. W. LAMB . Quarterbacfz H. W. LANFORD . . . End C. L. LEE .... . Tackle N. W. MASSENGALE . Halfback A. M. MUERTH , . . Tackle F. W. NIXON . . Quurferbuck Q. P. OLcoTT . . . End R. H. PAIR . . . Halfback R. A. PLASTER . . Halfbacft R. G. QUIGG . , Center C. R. SANDERS . . Fullback W. C. TIPTON . , Guard C. W. WALLACE . . Tackle G. I. WEBB . . , End J. WILD . . , Tugkle P. K. WOOD . , Guard J. E. WRIGHT . . Center is w Y W, ,, Mt, y X . 7? MISQVVENDER CAPTAIN YABRowv I A L, . 6' FQPE MUMMA WATKXNS cjocfgalf 511111 OFFICERS A. J. GARING . . . . . Director S. YABROW . . . Captain J. H. BOXVMAN . . . Manager E. L. GREEN . . . Miss ELEANOR WENDEIK QA. D. C. WATKINS . . G. A. MARTIN H. L. MUMMA . Dr1mzMaj0'1' . . . . . Sponsor CACHE 118611616115 . . . . . Hcvu1ClJc'c'1'Lcu:1m' W. M. POPE C. B. BRANAN .115 'TL -3 Y - - 'Dai 461- Q - V gr i .4 .f w 1 -'-S--- -, -L S . L, . A V E FOOTBALL BAND M. Cl-IEER LEADERS n n 5' u u ull C ll: W Ii lllll lI!'l l I X l F. A. ALLEN J. ARNOLD L. C. ATKINS G. J. BALDINI C. W. BARKER K. A. BEVINS E. R. BOLLINGER J. H. BOWMAN L. E. BRANNEN J. A. BRETZ R. H. BRETZ K. S. BROWN M. T. CAMDEN A. C. CARLSON H. M. CONWAY A. G. COUGI-I J. E. DODGEN M. R. DUSENBURY R. W. ECKIS S. F. ELAM T. W. FITZGERALD F. H. GARDNER C. H. GEORGE P. E. GEORGE F. A. GRAY E. L. GREEN D. B. GREEN R. O. GREESON MEMBERS L. GRIFFIN B. H. HALL W. F. HAIKDEN H. H. HELD C. F. HOOPER S. T. I'IURST R. L. JARRELL W. C. JEFFERY W. R. JOINER L. D. JOLLY T. M. KELL B. S. LOWRY J. C. LEWIS C. I. LEVI F. O. LINEHAN W. F. LONG J. H. LYNCH W. F. MANUS J. F. MASON T. H. MASSEY R. E. MCCALLUNI R. D. MCGAUGHEY T. B. MCGUIRE E. N. MGKAY G. MOLANEY E. A. MOORE J. L. MORIKISON C. T. OSTRUM A. S. PARKER W. F. POTTER M. POST J. K. PRUVIM S. G. PRYOR C. P. REEVE W. L. REEVE G. D. ROANE R. E. ROBERTS G. H. SOI-IOTTLER V. A. SCAMELL O. W. SIMMONS R. F. SIVIITH J. STENSLAND W. W. TAYLOR T. S. TOPOLNOCICI J. C. TENNISON J. W. THOMPSON Q. R. THOMPSON J. C. TRIPP H. O. WARD W. A. WATT A. J. WILSON W. C. WINFREE S. M. WHITEHILL J. E. WRIGI-IT S. YABROW J. S. YOUNG CHIEF GARING wwf f' , . I. . A- 3, I-' . L. RQ. f ,X-L... 31 .11-In J 1 s . 1- ,, I y 'v-W 5 sd mf. I S .ae-f '-.I RTE , ' n 5 ws Q' ,7,L.y. - 'I , I sv. I .f?fr'2i'lE:1'f' - .. .- ' .- +5555 m f . 9 f' A ixmg 4Q1 f. ' .3 . w v- ' DT' T 07.8.57 R-fx'-f' 'V .Eil':- .., F -9. . A' 4' if! , , 'I E Nf .1 -.. '--ww - T , f -I, J v -,,, . .ifw , A . V g - I . N . mr- I . Q , T DRUM MAJOR GREEN MANAGER BOWMAN ja BASKETBALL WIITH THE OPENING of the 1939 basketball season Tech did not have the brilliant, invincible ma- chine of the past campaign. Having only two lettermen from last year to lead a squad composed almost entirely of sophomore material, Coach Mundorff did well to produce a team that was far from a pushover, since in the majority of the games lost our opponents won by a very small margin of points. The two lettermen, George Smith and Junior Anderson, were joined by Senior Dillard Munford, Junior Witler Haymans and Sophomores Jim Williams, Charlie Burroughs, Jim Hughes and Paul Sprayberry, to form a team that produced several upsets in Southeastern Conference play. On January 11th, at Tech's new gym, the Jackets played their opening game against Mercer Uni- versity, and were narrowly defeated by the strong Bear quintet by a score of 30-28. In the Mercer game Coach Mundorff used every possible combination in an attempt to discover the best of his green material. V With a complete reversal of form the Jackets got off to a successful start at defending their Southeastern Con- ference championship by handing the Vanderbilt Com- MUNFORD WILLIAMS BURPO SMITH ANDERSON CAPTAIN JUNIOR ANDERSON SEASCDN modores their first defeat in six starts by a score of 30 to 24. Tech actually earned her su- premacy on foul shots, missing only four out of fourteen at- tempts. Outstanding in the game was Junior Anderson, who led the scoring With a total of nine points. Walter Haymans earned himself a regular starting berth With fine, all-round playing that netted five points. Keeping up their perfect Con- ference record, the Yellow jack- ets s h a d e d a fighting Tulane BRYAN SPRAYBERRY BURROUGHS FLYNT HAYMANS HUGHES Junior Anderson completing a crip shot against Tulane. TI-IE VARSITY L. F. ANDERSON . M. M. BRYAN . . C. E. BURROUGI-Is . H. L. BURPO . . C. M. FLYNT . . W. H. HAYMANS . . J. W. HUGHES . M. E. KELLY . . D. MUNFORD . . G. B. SMITH . . J. P. SPRAYBERRY . . J. A. WILLIAMS . B. W. HINTON . . G. A. MARTIN . . . Guard Forward Guard Forward Forward Forward Center Forward Forward . Guard Forward Guard Manager Manager X . HOWARD BU RPO QIZZ?-Zi!-2 Green Wave 32-31 in an overtime thriller. At the half Tech had a small lead of 14 to 3 13 which they gave up to Tulane until the ' 1 i last forty-five seconds of play, when Walter 1 K Haymans tied the score 28 all, which made an extra ive minutes of play necessary. In S' Ng, an exchange of foul and long shots the if I Jackets came out on top in the extra period to Win by one point. Before a record crowd in Athens Tech suffered its first defeat in basketball by MORRIS BRYAN Georgia since 1935, by a score of 32-26. GEORGESMWH The score was practically tied throughout the whole game until the last few minutes of play, when the Bulldogs took the lead. For Tech Jim Hughes was the outstanding man, making a total of nine points, with George Smith pressing him for scoring honors with eight points. . Immediately after mid-term exams the Jackets traveled to Columbia, South Carolina, to take on the University of South Carolina. Tech came from behind in the final three minutes of play and defeated the Gamecocks 29-25 in a close, rough game. The University of Florida was the next opponent, the game being played in Gainesville, Florida. The Gators handed the Engineers their first defeat in three Southeastern Conference starts by a score of A ii 33-29, but not until Tech had forced the contest into an extra period. For the first time during the season the Jackets entered a basketball game as the ,favorites against Sewanee. Tech won the game easily with a score of 37-32. George Smith played a brilliant game and HINTON MARTIN JIM WILLIAMS II: l VI , I , E3 If WALTER I-IAYMANS joined with Hughes and Walter Haymans to put the Jackets in a safe lead, which they kept almost the entire game. Resuming their role of the underdogs, the Jackets faced their severest test of the year against L. S. U. on February 9th. However, when the ball game ended in Tech's new gym Coach Mundorff and the Engineers came out on top with a score of 37 -35 . Trailing 2-9 several minutes after the game started and appearing helplessly outclassed by a more talented foe, the Yellow Jackets speeded up the game so that a bewil- dered Bayou Tiger left the floor at the half trailing 21-11. The Tigers, led by Jim Bozeman, high-scoring man of the game, made a gallant effort in the second half, but George Smith and Junior Anderson, living up to their reputations as the two best guards in the Conference, held the game for Tech by their brilliant defensive play. In the next three games the Jackets met superior foes. At Nashville, on February 10th, Tech's hopes for second place in the Southeastern Conference disappeared when the Vanderbilt Commodores defeated the Jackets 49-42. Traveling to Birmingham on February 15 th, the Yellow Jackets lost to Alabama's Crimson Tide 39-29. On the following Satur- day, in Atlanta, the crippled Jackets lost to the Georgia Bulldogs 41-29. Playing without the valuable services of Jim Hughes and Dillard Mun- ford, the Jackets could not hold the fast Georgia team in the second half. At a return engagement with South Carolina, in Atlanta, on Febru- ary 21st, the Jackets took a second game from the Gamecocks by a score of 38-28. Walter Haymans accounted for twelve points, with JIM HUGHES Junior Anderson having eight points to take second place in scoring for the Engineers. In a two-game series with Auburn, Tech dropped both games. Still playing without Jim Hughes and Dillard Munford, the Jackets lost the first game 38-24, in Auburn, February 22nd. The Plainsmen made it two straight defeats for the Jackets in the return encounter in Atlanta by a score of 49 to 33. Big Jim Hughes, having recovered from his injuries, returned to the game and proved himself to be the best shot of the evening by gathering a total of fifteen points. George Smith and Junior Anderson, Tech's Senior guards, playing for the last time on their home court, were the stars of the game. As Tech had no reserves, they were forced to stand the pace of the fresh Auburn men and eventually their pace slowed up, but their indomitable spirit of competition never failed. At the Southeastern Conference held in Knoxville, Tennessee, March 2-4, Tech, as the defending champions, played the University of Mis- sissippi in the quarter-finals. The Jackets led the Rebels at the half but could not hold out against the more experienced Mississippi team and lost by a score of 42-38. Appearing at the first of the season as a team severely handicapped by a shortage of playing material and mid-season injuries, the Jackets made a creditable record despite their great handicaps. Varsity letters were awarded to Anderson, Smith, Munford, Flynt, Haymans, Wil- liams, Hughes, Bryan, and the two managers, Martin and Hinton. Junior Anderson stops a scoring threat in the Georgia game. Ak I - CHARLIE BURROUGHS PAUL SPRAYBERRY CAPTAIN HARRY y Q46 1938 BASEBALL HANDICAPPED FROM THE START with only one experi- enced man and a very short practice period, Tech's battling baseball team gave a good account of itself in every game and won important games from such rivals as Auburn, Vandy, and Georgia. After the opening game with Auburn was rained out the Jackets got off to a slow start and dropped two close games to Florida. Several of the players were still re- covering from injuries received in spring football practice and Tech was not up to top form. However, the boys from the Flats found their stride on the following week- Coeclw Dodd, Pittman, Chivington, Johnson, Jordan, Ap- pleby, Jones, Smith, Nixon, Craig, Gibson, Flynt, Page, Ebdon, Caveizte, Busbee, Corbett, Hogan, Ector, Wheby. SEASCDN tiff as Q32 end, when they traveled to Nashville and handed Vandy two defeats. Tech outpointed Vandy in the first, 7-2, and shut out the Tennes- seeans in the second 4-0. The second game was a pitching masterpiece by Jack Chivington, who let the enemy down with only two safe blows. The following week found the Jacket nine back in Atlanta playing the University of South Carolina. Bobby Dodd's men showed some hitting punch and took the first game 7 -2, although they dropped a close second game 3-2. The hrst game saw the most daring play of the season, when Busbee of Tech stole home with the South Carolina catcher standing on the plate with the ball in his hand. The second game featured the five-hit pitching of little Jim Corbett, who shut out the visitors for six innings. Alabamais highly- rated team of college s t a r s invaded the Flats the following CRAIG HOGAN week and nosed out Tech in two close games. The Tidesmen presented too classy a team for the inex- perienced Jackets. Tech immediately got its re- venge by going to Auburn and beating the cousins of the Crimson Tide by a score of 9-6. Here again Coach Dodd's boys seemed to improve in hitting. Then, after another game with Vandy, the Tech nine went over to Athens and tamed the Georgia Bulldogs in their own back yard by a 9-4 count. However, misfortune befell the Jackets and they dropped a ten-inning thriller, 6-5, to the Bulldogs in a return game. The final series of the spring saw the Jackets lose their batting eyes and drop two games to Georgia. Both games were close, but Tech still had not gained enough punch to bring in those winning tallies. Tech's green young team showed plenty of im- provement during the short season and gave warning to their Conference rivals that they will be real championship contenders as soon as they get a little more experience. GEORGE SMITH BILL JORDAN JACK CHIVINGTON HAWK CAVETFE JOE EBDON ED JONES SCHEDULE Monib Day OlJlI0l1C17f Oct. 1--Mercer . Oct. 8-Notre Dame Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov. 1 S-Duke . . 22-Auburn 29-Vanderbilt 5 -Kentucky 12-Alabama -Florida . -Georgia . Place at Atlanta at Atlanta at Durham at Atlanta at Nashville at Atlanta at Atlanta at Atlanta . at Athens 'ww 'lb BILLY GIBSON JACK NIXON J. L. CHIVINGTON F. E. BUSBEE . . . N. M. CAVETTE . J. A. CORBETT . T. J. EBDON . W. H. ECTOR . . C. M. FLYNT . W. C. GIBSON . W. H. JORDAN . W. B. JOHNSON . R. T. JOHNSON . A. E. JONES . . J. U. NIXON . J. A. PAGE . E. H. PITTMAN . C. B. SMITH . . E. M. WHEBY . J. E. CRAIG . . W. J. HOGAN, III JIM CORBETT JUNO PAGE BO JOHNSON H. H. APPLEBY . . .... Captain and Catcher . . Alternate Captain and Pitcher Second Base . . Pitcher . Pitcher . First Base . . Utility Short Stop Short Stop Right Field . Left Field . . Fielder Third Base Second Base . Catcher . . Utility Thi-rd Base . Utility . Manager . Manager Q'-wc, 16193 TOP ROW: Coach Dean, Coursen, Lacefield, Plaxico, Weeks, Goree, Johnson, W. B.: Beard, Gregory, Bartlett, Estes, Beals, Whitney, Keller, Coach Griffin. MIDDLE ROW: Crane, Paris, Foote, Cowles, Ferguson, McKee, Small, Belcher, Jones, Maclntyre, Bryan, Pearce, Peeples, Pero, Bozeman. BOTTOM ROW: l-leclrman, Weissman, Kauffman, Thrash, Hooper, Scott, Holz, Morgan, Nurko, Venable, Ivey, McGuire, Welch, Ne. g --..N-.. i --rr. 0 xl a mi ai? Cosgrove. APPROXIMATELY 135 men responded to Coach George GrifHn's announcement of the 1939 track practice, and despite the losses by graduation last year Tech should have a successful track team. Greatest loss was Chick Al- dridge, captain of last year's team and a holder of four Southeastern Conference championships-his place in the two and one-mile runs will be hard to 611. The same as last year, this year's captain, Charlie Belcher, has a spectacular record as he already holds two Southeastern Conference championships in the quarter- mile and 220-yard low hurdles. His track ability has not been limited to the South, as his accomplishments are well known in other parts of the United States and in Europe, which has made him a prominent contender for a position on the United States 1940 Olympic team. Despite his trouble with his arches, Charlie Belcher can be depended upon to take the quarter-mile and the low hurdles for Tech. The Jackets will be well represented in the sprints this year with Tom Jones and Estes returning from last year and Sophomores Venable and Beals coming up from the freshmen with excellent records. Tom Jones can be ex- pected to gather many points in the dashes and will be ably assisted by versatile Tommy Beals, who runs the 100 and 220-yard dashes and the quarter-mile. JOE BARTLETT CKTEAM Zi' With Monroe Plaxico and Senior Gay Thrash, Tech again has strength in the high hurdles. Plaxico can also be expected to place with Charlie Belcher in the low hurdles. In the half-mile, mile and two-mile runs Tech has two veterans, Artie Small and Jack Pearce, who led the cross-country team to another un- defeated season, to depend upon. They will be ably assisted by Ferguson and Manley, who were also very instrumental in the Tech harriers, successful season. Of the field events, it is only in the weights that Tech will be weak. Much is expected of Sophomore Joe Bartlett in the discus, shot put and javelin. He will be aided in the weights by Charlie Wood and Roane Beard. Ben Peeples, who has set a new school record in the pole vault, expects a good season and will be supported by Billy Weeks and Paul Nurko. Tommy Beals can be counted on to show up very well in the broad jump. With this capable squad, Coach Griffin expects a good team-not a championship team, but a team that should stand high in the South- eastern Conference. MANAGER HOLZ CAPTAIN CHARLIE BELCHER TOMMY BEALS - TOM JONES TWO-MILE RUN FERGUSON, R. W. MGGUIRE, W. P. MANLEY, T. M. CAMDEN, M. T CONLEY, W. R CONLEY, W. R COURSEN, L. V BEALS, J. T. BELCHER, C. L. BEALS, J. T. BELOHER, C. L BEALS, J. T. BRYAN, M. M. ONE-MILE RUN HOOPER, M. F. HALF-MILE RU N COWLES, A. C. HOOPER, M. F. MORGAN, J. W. VIEATCI-1, L. W. PEARCE, J. B. SMALL, A. H. PEARCE, J. B. SMALL, A. H. QUARTER-MILE RUN ESTES, W. B. GREGORY, W. C. 220-YAR D DASH ESTES, W. B. GREGORY, W. C. IOO-YARD DASH ESTES, W. B. JONES, T. R. HIGH HU RDLES MACTNTYRE, D. I. IVEY, I. L. LOW HURDLES BEALS, J. T. IVEY, I. L. BRYAN, M. H. MACTNTYRE, D. I. BROAD JUMP BEALS, J. T. IVEY, I. L. HIGH JUMP CRANE, H. H. IVEY, I. L. POLE VAULT GOREE, C. P. BARTLETT, J. S. BARTLETT, J. BARTLETT, J. S. NURRO, P. S. PEEPLES, BEN JAVELIN JOHNSON, W. B. DISCUS BEARD, W. R. LACKEY, D. E. SHOT PUT LACKEY, D. E. MCLEAN, N. G VENABLE, J. J. JONES, T. R. VENABLE, J. J. VENABLE, J. J. PLAXICO, M. L. THRASH, W. G PLAYXIGO, M. L. TPIRASH, W. G SCOTT, J. E. WEEKS, W. C. WEEKS, W. C. WOOD, C. R. WOOD, C. R. WOOD, C. R. FIRST COLUMN: Bartlett, Belcher Con Iey, Estes, Ivey, Maclntyre. SECOND COLUMN: Beals, Bryan, Coursen, Fergu son, Johnson, ManIey. THIRD COLUMN Beard, Campcn, Cowles, Hooper, Jones McGuire. W ' A 'O - . r Y. .1 Y X ff'f'm mw.h,, :rw-N, g -V:-L BILLY WEEKS .- Va -2- - VQ,,.v4rfQ! fin .'-n , fn JACK PEARCE ARTIE SMALL NURKO PEARCE PEEPLES FLAXICO SCOTT SMALL THRASH VEATCH VENABLE WEEKS WHITNEY WOOD Q7 66 LNETMEN Dreger, l Smith, Bishop, Graham, Miller, Van Buskirk, Lindsay, Bobbitt. THE Loss or HARD-SMASHING Bill Moore, who, with Russell Bobbitt, won the Southeastern Conference Doubles Championship last y was invaluable in securing Lindsay, Rossow and Miller C313 will be sorely felt by this year's team. Moore, lost through graduation, victories for the team in both doubles and singles. With only Bobbitt, returning from last year's squad, Coach Bortell has had to lill out his team with sophomore material. Captain Bobbitt, former Southern junior Tennis Champion, can be relied on to 511 the gap left by Bill M successful doubles team. Veterans show up Well in singles matches. Smith. J. R. BISHOP R. E. BOBBITT J. P. DREGER oore in the singles, and teamed with Sophomore Van Buskirk should make a of last year, Carl Lindsay and Gene Miller can be counted on to Other sophomores to support the varsity are Dreger, Graham, and E. H. BORTELL, Coach VARSITY NETMEN G. H. GRAHAM C. P. LINDSAY E. K. MILLER A. G. SMITH E. R. VAN BUSKIRK SCHEDULE TENNIS, i939 March 30 . . . . Presbyterian April 21 . .... Kentucky April 1 ..... Duke April 22 . . Georgia at Athens April 6 . . Alabama at Tuscaloosa. April 29 . . . . Georgia April 8 . . Florida at Gainesville May 3 ......... Alabama April 10 . .... Mississippi May 9 .......... Tulane April 15 . Atlanta Athletic Club May 11-12-13 Conference Tournament at Sewanee '!' g amass?-aaww we ,, ,awe-.gee ,fee-y 5' W -. 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H f '- rf-B 'UL' -' -'Me 'f . - . . . .-, . - -. -V -mul ...-.. ... .. .. -s ......-a1-M.. -....-sw.-...N Ji. a I+ WA FENCERS Ivey, Wright, Coach Morenus, Kanze, Rippberger, Talley, Bartha, Davis. UPON THE COMPLETION of the intramural fencing matches Coach Morenus chose the 1939 team from the most promising finalists. Steve Bartha was elected captain and along with Charlie Rippberger and Jack Ivey, all varsity fencers from last year, formed a nucleus for the varsity squad. Based on the intramural results, Hugh Wright, C. C. Davis, T. P. Talley and A. N. Kanze were selected to complete the varsity team. Under the leadership of Captain Bartha, a three-weapon man, fencing foil, saber and epee, the fencing team will engage in ten matches against leading colleges and fencing clubs of the South. The season will be closed with an intersectional match with the University of Cincinnati. R. T. MORENUS, Coach VARSITY FENCERS S. BARTHA, Captain J. R. IVEY C. C. Davis A. N. KANZE February 11 February 18 February 25 March 4 March 11 March 18 March 25 April 1 . April 7 . April 8 . SCHEDULE Q. ,. ...,-,,,..... 9 . ...M - 4- z.. .:.:-'1..,,.---5.65 gm.:-egg.. sa , 'v-f . .:.z ,NL . .-...Ms-... -.... . .,, me... .n.'.s.-......-.1 ' vs-1' ' wh V'-Lliiiklkiiffllillf C. C. RIPPBERGER T. P. TALLEY Fort Benning University of Alabama Rollins College University of Georgia Atlanta Fencing Club University of Alabama Fort Benning Atlanta Fencing Club University of Kentucky University of Cincinnati .,, fefb.-sa.s2awsfz.,i..3 t ar:- 4 . . . . . ,gE......- .v z-- .,: 1 0 - 5 1 . . 1 - h . H . f f . , . ,-A 1-.ua wma-- A -'.-ma...-.-.... ' -A . -.. .- , Jr - ' U li'l f1E'ff 1:1 T'gai 553 4 ' t-.-s---.-M-ab.-.,.,--,..-,--f a.4,..-..,.,u,- 7 ,. ,A . in Q V. 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TI3CH's GOLF TEAM suffered severe losses through the graduation of Tommy Barnes, 1939 Southern In- tercollegiate Champion, and Stanley Holditch, number 2 on last year's team, and the failure of Willinghaiii Smith to return to school this year. Although this year's team is composed almost entirely of new men, it is expected to have a successful season. Returning from last year's squad are Frank Legg and Gene Brooks. New senior member this year is Dixie Howell, winner of the Interfraternity Golf Tournament. Coming up from the freshman ranks are Dan Yates, another one of Atlanta's golfing Yates, Jack Cook, Atlanta City Amateur Champion, and Bobby Thompson., to help fill the gaps left in last year's varsity. E. H. DENNISON, Coach VARSITY GOLFERS E. E. BROOKS R. K. HOWELL R. I-I. THOMPSON J. F. COOK M. F. LEGG P. D. YATES SCI-l ED U LE GOLF, I939 March 28 . .... .... H ampclen-Sydney April 7 . ..... Duke at Durham April 8 . .... North Carolina at Chapel Hill April 12 . . ....... 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THIS YEAn's cizoss-COUNTRY TEAM upheld the record set by the teams of the past three years in com- pleting the season undefeated. Led by Artie Small, the team went on to Win the Southeastern Conference meet by a wide margin. Thus, the cross-country team completed its fourth consecutive year without a defeat-a record that few teams can boast of. Captained by Jack Pearce, the harriers won their first meet of the season, against Maryville College, by a score of 15 to 40. Auburn was the next team to meet defeat from the Jackets, to the score of 15 to 45. In the Alabama meet, Theodore Manley again led the team to victory, followed closely by Captain Pearce and Small. The score was 19 to 36. The next meet was with Georgia, and here, if at all, would be a close race, as Georgia had their mighty Freclerikson to rely on. But again the Engineers couldn't be defeated, as Artie Small won over Frederikson in a close race, with Manley and Pearce plac- ing third and fourth, to make the final score 20 to 41. The Conference meet, ran on a rainy course, was another sweeping victory for Tech. Captain Jack Pearce is the only man that the team will lose by graduation this year. Though his place will be hard to fill, it seems that the freshmen coming up will H11 the gap, since they only lost one meet this season. VARSITY RUNNERS CAMDEN, M. T. IGRUTERS, E. G. SMALL A. H CONLEY, W. R. Hooman, M. F. PEARCE, J. B FERGUSON, R. W. MANLEY, T. M. VEATCH, L. W RANKINE, C. 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Manager VARSITY SWIMMERS T. H. ABBEY E. E. BROOKS J. I-I. MONCK F. W. ALLOORN J. R. DUNN H. C. VAN ARSDALE R. C. ANDERSON L. R. HESELTON A. E. VILLAGELIU D. R. BERRY A. R. JONES H. M. WARD W. P. KAUFFMAN IN THE FIRST MEET with Emory University, Tech had an apparently strong and well-rounded team. The Swimming Jackets took eight out of nine possible first places to defeat the Emory swimmers by a score of S1 to 22. In the following meet with Clemson they lost by a narrow margin. The irst out-of-town meet was held in Baton Rouge, La., when L. S. U. eked out a victory. In the last three matches Tech lost to very strong teams from the Universities of Florida and Georgia and Miami. In the Conference meet Tech placed two men, Bob Stuntz, a backstrolqer, and Al Villageliu, a diver, in the finals. As in past years, Teclfs '39 swimming team has been hindered considerably by poor facilities for the team. Having to practice in a downtown pool has failed to allow the team to get much practice as a unit. With the promising material coming up from the freshman team and the completion of the new indoor pool on the campus, Tech's 1940 team should Stand high in the Conference. ,,,.. .,..,. ..... , ...:I-..........7.7...-..,.............-..-.......,...-..--T-.A,..,.-.... .... .-......,..-.......f.--,.Nff......- .-- , . --..... .ta . .,.. .-. ..-...W-9 ,s I min- ,vw .m,.,,, S-f -- -- - -11, -in I.: ,Q.ai15.5.1-.-::T-.?..71. 'j-.: '- ' ,........-...a.-7,--. ..,:.....A-:..-..-'L-,,,c,p. , 1.73.1 '1 : .....,,.-rr.-r-. 5-a rk. I. .. .X ,VZ-,ki 1 . ,..-:q.,... , ..., -,,.-.,., , ., ...ru --+f-6----,fw:--e--e'-- --1-,.rv -- L ' - 'F' Q. 1:-gy, '. R-5. ,',.. f14,w55s.'1f.M -,,..,i4.-as mu, A... ' Ice., ,,,,,,, '4'lfif11 ff'iifi5.E'h?5 - . .. -fi... -, 1 ng, :sz-.-lLwv'.1??ll':3'Agi2-,:.-55:E.'.w:F:.2-F 'H ,...-9'-. .. . . 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'NQ't:v-7 4' ' 'J'2 3 1' W f kt' 4 I iff. v4 B , 'ii he ,w 3 l MW flfffvlffyfy A '-Q. -.. ,ir Q W, ,ff X BLU E A. E. Staley Manutacturing Co. ,,,. .Y,. 6 Jersey Ice Cream Co., Inc. Atlantic Steel Co. ....,,...cA......,,.... I3 J. N. Hirsch ...............,.. Baldwin's Drug Store ,,,,,..,,.,,,,, .... I 3 Krispy Kreme Doughnuts ,,,,.. Beclc and Gregg Hardware Co. ..,. I4 L. C. Smith ...,.................... ...., . Campbell Coal Co. .....,........... .... I 4 Montag Bros., Inc. ....................... Carter's Lunch ................ .... .... 3 P aramount Wholesale Grocery Co. Coca-Cola Co. ,,.,.,,,..,,,, ,,,. I I Penn Mutual Lite Insurance Co. ,,,, ,, Conger Printing Co. ..,..,..,, ,,,. I 8 Photo-Process Engraving Co. DeJarnette Supply Co. ..,. ,,,, 7 Robert and Company .....,... . DenmarIc's Grocery ........ ,,,, I O Rogers Stores ........................ Dinlcler Hotels ..,,.,,,.,, ,,,, ,,., 9 S igmund Eisner Co. .................. . Eastern Air College ,,,,,.,,..,,,, ,,., I 6 Spratlin, Harrington and Thomas ., Eastman Kodalc Stores, Inc. ,,,. 4 Standard Pharmacy ................ Fine Products Co. .,,, ,,,. 2 Superior Laundry ......... Fox Theatre .............. ,,,, 6 Tennessee Egg Co. ....,.......... . Foote X4 Davies Co. ...,.. .... I 9 The David J. Molloy Plant ,,.... . Fulton Supply Co, ,,,,,,,- YVVW I I The Q Room .,................, . Gaspar-Ware Studios ,..,,v.V,,.,, ,,,, I 5 The Schwob Company ...... Genuine Parts Co, .,,,,,,...,,.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,. I I The Stenoprietz Institute ,.,,. , Georgia School of Technology ,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 The Tech Shop, Inc. ..... . Georgia Tech College Inn ,,.,,.,.,,, ,,,, I 2 The Varsity ............. ....,...... Gritliin Construction Co, ,,.,,,.,4,, ,--- 4 The Wright Co. .,.,........,.,........., .. Harry F. Dobbs, Inc. . ,,,, 7 Thomas Purse, Jr., Service Station ., Hertt-Jones Co. ,.... .... I 6 Walter Ballard Optical Co. ....... .. It is in a spirit ot admiration and reverence that we open the pages ot the BLUE PRINTS ot the past. Prior to IQO8, the only publication on the Georgia Tech campus was The Georgia Tech, a semi-monthly maga- zine which served as newspaper, humorous and techni- cal magazine, and annual: however, in this year, the tirst volume ot the BLUE PRINT appeared. Since I907, thirty-two editions ot the BLUE PRINT have been published tor thirty-two consecutive years: on these next tew pages, a briet pictorial history ot the growth and progress ot the BLUE PRINT is presented. Thus, in presenting such a history, this thirty-second publication ot the BLUE PRINT salutes with pride its predecessors and humbly presents itselt to posterity. 1 PRINT G4!.rmr.Mi rum, W wx,-A--Z wnw-,uwmwwNmN1Nm! H U ww 7 qv- 1 iLn1Klw.w , Q 1- 'lx '-.1531 :.: .. 1 1 1 -graft M Hi-. xfvav gf Q1 ,Q 13,7 fn- , :mi -mf , 1 x L V L' '..gE-A.i3Q y' -,I , , Wa .YQ ' 9 1 Til, . , , , , , x H-c z x I J. M A For the sixteenth straight year the BLUE PRINT is cased in a cover from . . . 7lze mme 1. Mazza, nw 2857 North Western Avenue H CHICAGO 0 ILLINOIS I J'-C 1 z 1 x x 1 3 g 1-Qxzxzszzxrzzrzzxaza-I1-czzzxazzx taxa: - CARTER'S LUNCH - w AcoRoNA II Q H I' Just what you'II want for your school work N329 ' i' R HIV- Absoiuteiy Fresh Sandwiches , V qiitiiitiiiqs , fs+':Qf C?s'qf2 H f . All Short Orders 31.00 a week 'I . plus piryrillngown xxx Vx' Y Yilif C0UPiPfgESTf1fI1g1CE L. C. SMITH 8z CORONA . . TYPEWRITERS, INC. T. IVLICARTER 95 North Ave., N. W. H H 62 Marietta St. : WA. 0741-42 if I 3 I I I I I I C I I I I I ii LC 8 T I f t 2 I I I I I I I I-cz sxszxxzxxx xx,-I1-czxxzzxz Compliments ot '- A S k f 0 I' . . Paramount Wholesaie Grocery Co. ' K R I S P Y K R E M E . GLAZED DOUGHNUTS o i i I LOCATED AT ' I ' DiH6l'6lZl f Tasty f Satisfying 145 Edgewood Avenue, S. E. .. 451 Ponce de Leon P H O N E f J A c K s 0 N 1 6 6 4 Tony PhiIIips, Mgr. JA. 6864 .L ...,, ....,,..., .-I. .L ...,..... .... FI. 3 . The . , QOIQIE1 Teal , SAQJM. CL. M A typical page from the tirst volume of the BLUE PRINT shows a cover from The Georgia Tech, the only other publication on the campus. E. A. Turner is pictured as the first general secretary ot the Y. M. C. A. 1-4111IIIIi!111II1tD-TliilliIIXIIIIIIYIIT Griiilin Construction Company H ' ' I . . . BUILDERS OF . . . : GeorgiETec-l2's .Two New FRESH FQOD Crm' Ones COLD DRINKS ATLANTA '- GEORGIA H CURB SERVICE J-.4,,,, gtg,-Ll-tx rrttzzzxro-1 1-cxtzzxzzxrrrxzrzzro-TI-03111131111 3 Q A- ENGllNlEERSl . Bring us your Kodak Film for expert fmishing Atlanta's Finest Billiard Parlor CORRECT DEVELOPING MEANS BETTER PICTURES 0 Where Your Leisure Time ls Well-Spent Eastman Kodak Stores' Inc. 59 North Avenue' N' W' .. Eve-rytlaing Photographic NEXT Doon TO THE VARSITY -i ' 183 Peachtree ATLANTA l-41: ritz: zz :tit-LJ'--citzxxx 11:11-L 4 -C I I HTUHHIH Sillllll Hi llIIHNllllIliY A Technical School With ez National Repzitatioff, l-lE GEORGIA SCHOOL OE TECHNOLOGY otters to young men ot ability and ambition a training which will tit them tor positions ot respon- sibility and power. The national reputation ot this institution is based not on claims, but on results. Its greatest asset is the record which its alumni are making in the productive work ot the world. Geor- gia Tech graduates succeed because they have been trained both to think scientifically and to I work etiiciently. Courses in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Textile, Chemical, Ceramic, Aeronautical, Public Health and General Engineering, Architecture, Industrial Management and Chemistry. CoastArtillery, Signal Corps, lntantry and Ordnance Units ot the R. O. T. C., also Naval R. O. T. C. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, ADDRESS THT HHEISTHHH ATLANTA GEORGIA I. ...,. Q-a 5 VC7loe1fe T H E S O U T H ' S HflPPi'W55 F I N E S T ! Costs So Little faced 52 fwfulwi Fox Theatre I-a xzrzxxzxxxxzxzxzz o--I I-0 rsrxxzzzx 1 o-Ar I JERSEY ICE CREAM COMPANY, I INC. I ' TEXTILE STARGHES Contribute to 784 N. HIGHLAND AVENUE Ggner,-gl Mill Effigiengy N' E' and Profits ATLANTA GEORGIA ' A A. E. Staley Manufacturing - , 0 Company ' 0 DECATUR, ILLINOIS A New York City Philadelphia Boston F. W. CBILLD SCANLING , , San F1'anc1sco Spartanburg : FRED E- SCANLING 0125 I : Atlanta Dallas Chicago : -C 1 T I I C I I I I I I I I H 1 1 .-l. 1 T 6 rg IM! The baseball team ot l9ll had as its manager a young man by the name ot W. A. Alexander lUpper lettl. On the opposite page can be seen one ot the members ot the track team. Note the uniform. H I I 1 I I t I 3 I 1 I I I I I I Q- H 1 I 3 3 3 3 I 3 3 I I I 3 I I I I T I T HARRY F. DOBBS, IHC. ' The Penn Mutual Life Insurance il- HOTEL SUPPLIES RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 278 Peachtree St., N. W. ATLANTA : GEORGIA I-c z 1 z x 1 1 : x Q-L J'-c Q-c 1 s c z t 2 r 1 2 3 z 1 I 1 1 z z 0- H-c I T I STANDARD PHARMACY Georgia Techie Ojfcial Druggisf We Deliver 1: HE. ISO3-ISO4 E. F. COX T. L. WHITE Corner North Avenue and Luckie Street Company O HURD J. CRAIN AGENCY Rhodes-Haverty Building ATLANTA : GEORGIA I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I I DE JARNETTE SUPPLY COMPANY INCORPORATED CEMENT 1 PLASTER 1 LIME ALL BUILDING SUPPLIES C O A L C Phone HEnl.lock 3967 Office and Wzlrelmousez 10th St. and N. Boulevard ATLANTA : GEORGIA Tl T zzxtxxtctttxxzzrro-L'-4111: xzrzp-L w- '- SIGMUN D EISN ER COMPANY Iii-Ev? .?Eis1l'E5 .'Q ,, , 'X '. PI 'Ili' 3' ,4 .ffrff ilfl , A, 1:,, ,ff MI' IICIH , ' -- f fzligkiz Aj f I ,fgnfq .gII,,.g1:'E'-A 'fy , ..4:2' ,. fg-i-3:21:41 41, :Ig -ffl1F::ffQ-: ,f iii:-jg A ' satis I .-.-.'.x:e-: .119 QM? L ' -+2 f '-'YJEII M at ZH' I -. ll-Zffli31i21f,f' ,, iI,f:I- 'I II IIII- A IIIII E535 I f ffl-5 ?r::: 'I 1231 -Ifwiii IIEIII !I5:! :::1I: f5fI I!'5 L-l11'1.?7li75 -. II I 'IfQ 'III ,II Egiiifm 7 ' - -',- -. -:f wax 1 wmv XR' ::: Il I:1:I x:I-,I l-,:' '-A-----,..:f,1,, Y - . WK' 1lI II fIII T L2f Y' .' -471 HIS' 'I1. 'A-1 :IX ::::: W: Fr' f :Til : 4 -, 5552255551 X QRISQQ iff fi 'A 9 E?52if? FURNISHERS OF THE OFFICIAL TECH UNIFORM FOR FRESHMEN, UPPER CLASSMEN, AND CADET OFFICERS L U11 t 843 9-L 8 I II A H-czxzxxzxrzxrszrsxzasxxxxxzrxzs-c I 1 S I I I I 2 I H H W 0 U I Here are pietrwerl all of the Dinkler operrrtecl hotels. I rr these hotels you will find moclerrr H C0l1'l!Cl7lC'lIC'C?5, even unto air-eorzclitiorzefl heclroonzs at hoth the Tutwiler rzml the Arzrlrew I Iaeksorr. Aurel in all you will find frierrrlly service. H .A 1 M,.551:,Q5': '- Ilq frwe?--L , e 1 15,314 ' ,egg D1nk1er- Hotels ' uWfTFeTffWHHGHfErHl ef, w' EHTWGL-H .. Ag1q3rF!'fE3'g fwznif FPfFE,F3.fri : , 3555! ffeiplal ,, ..:Tj.q':1- 'I' ..r-.fxb I IIE'E?IIifFII'II'iiAe!II 5f?E'R' CARLING DINKLER H +'f eT'1HIII71 I' If If 17 'Nitr- 1:::T gjiff Mg, lgggf - 'i ff ,b,. .'5i,Tglf:g'1' 2, 5- if .-Q Sa jf at Q 2: I Q 1:::?':gq!fg5!F 1- LI :. il ff 12 I ,.gT!52!gWT,5PQ5Q,.5QQ.L. 325.552 i . gg 3.55 gf .. jl 7' is, ja if I 'e QI -:. I H m 'F I?Ir'rPgf ??fr fIf 2 Presrdent and General Manager I :H 3- if -II If.: :I If U PM-5 gl u ed fl I fl Iilgfr? 77: Id: .ia R' lf? if ' , I WG, ,QA , .I 343,55Efill-E+.,-i:i:5a5gj7QhE, . I f ' au,, m,arTsi.i I I' THE ANSLEY THE SAVANNAH H H ATLANTA, GEORGIA SAVANNAH, GEORGIA L. L. TUCKER, JR. HQMER SPIVA H Resident Manager Manager 0 0 , I . I 14.4--e14 f, . A 'I'IY7T, L 'Z . 3 000 I Effffj' Ifzii-I-'JI Ir JI -I H H UM.-:tl .Hg '- fr V 1.1, N f ,, , mf .I,g5- RooMs H :fag ! . '?f1 -5.3 M fI,,,,.' . .1-E-. fglgg- 1. .rf Yf IQULQ ,, -- H ,. an ' IQ :H u .t IN - I Lf. ' I II, . ' THE o. HENRY HOTELS THE sT. CHARLES as GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA W. J. BLACK JOHN J. O'LEARY ' Manager Vice-President and Manager H O W 0 H H H H H H W 0 N W 0 I1 0 .. ANDREW JACKSON NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ROBERT P. LOVE ' Vice-President and Manager ln THE TUTWILER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA R. BURT ORNDORF Vice-President and Manager JEFFERSON DAVIS MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA W. H. MOORE Vice-President and Manager l,4141x:xxxQ-rrxaxzzxxtzxrrrrzxrxxzzaszzxo--9-.L 9 H' THE. . 5 TLVE P-femr T0 TH 'i,Z'1 TECH HEI! - ,df Rf yr I DEDISA geo wr JER wcs Wi J The BLUE PRINT ot l9l8 was published at a time when dark war-clouds were still hovering over the hori zon. This eleventh volume was appropriately dedicated to the Tech men in service. FQ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I'T ET' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T D E N M A R K 9 S F2LSl'1iOI1,S Newest Thi1'1gS fO1 GROCERY and MARKET College Men Q U RIGHT IN STYLE THE FRATERNITY GROCER QUALITY - PRICE ' 0 607 Spring Street, N. W. 0 PHONE: l-lEmloclc 4l2I-22 M W 49 North Avenue, N. W. iz, 1,-EJ-cz: tzzzxzztsxr xg-E 1-ext xzzxtttrxis xr-I1-C11 113 1 QULF PRQDUQTS Q- H GRADUATE TO . . . Thomas Purse, Jr., Service Station : A FLUR DE MELBA THE CIGAR SUPREME North Avenue and Spring Street O I Where Good Products :ind Good Service H J . N . H I R S C H G1ve Great Satisfaction . . .. Dzstrzbzzzfor GOODRICH TIRES -+ ' 144 Marietta St., N. W. ATLANTA L I I I I I I I I I I I I I A L-Q'-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H 10 3'mmmmm'0'mm m ' 3 3 3 3 o 3 S 33 3 33 2 3 ' o 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 33 z 3 33 33 3 0 II 3 3' 3 0 43 0 3 0 3 3 o 3 ll O ll 3 3 0 nu 0 ll 3 Pure refreshment : 3 3 ..... ..................... L :-::--,,-L:: .... :L ..... ::-::,,:-L:, ..... Au, .... ::-.i 3m '2mxmi' mm ':mc :m 3 3 Collezplilnezzts of We R6C0ll777I6'I7lf . . . 3 o 3 GENUINE PARTS COMPANY D I X I E M A R G A R I N E 3 Largest Parts Warehouse 3 3 in the SOu3cl'1 3 2 . TENNESSEE EGG Co., INC. 3 3 281-291 Ivy Street Disf1'ibuf01' 3 3 ATLANTA :: GEORGIA 189 Spring St., S. W. WA. 6775 3 o L.. ....... .. ....... :---::-m: .... me .... .. ...... :x::::-m::-::--::-:m3 Tm' ' N Q: x '::: ::::::':: ::'mm: 3 3 1 F LTON PPLY MPANY 3 3 eibffontag 5 U SU CO 5 I Fnsloiomzblc Wrifizzg Papers ' 3 3 STATIONERY : TABLETS : ENVELOPES INDUSTRIAL ' TEXTILE 3 3 SCHOOL SUPPLIES, ETC. QQNTRAQTQRS 3 3 ' Sllpgblies and MdCZ7il?UTj3 3 3 MONTAG BROTHERS . 3 3 INCORPORATED 3 3 ATLANTA :: NEW YORK MAin 3400 :: ATLANTA, GA. 3 o 3 3. ......---..... 99 .... Q- .--.-- Q.. ,..-.- .4 4+ ...... I2--::::::--::--:::::::::: ...- :ci Sci, Lvmmmmggm g' KW? law' ll 1 Nx 14 .H same ' lf i r fs'-A D 91 - 73' , 3-'1 - I , x l S q Qemyfziz lc! CEM C0l'f4? l57'llf'?Z4 yfzff if l0f7f! 7 62ffl' !f l!fI'F J wefrrifiy, AKNQIEW. .1v11aAi7, ff.f yfillfgfffjfk, ggnf -QQMMJ S961 Zyegevf wx CZWQWM flfffffy 'fggfif ,ld I2 To Marion L. Brittain, foremost educator of Georgia and the South, and President ot Georgia Tech, was the I923 BLUE PRINT dedicated. HEm'0C 2296 - - - H r BALDWIN'S DRUG STORE SUPERIOR LAUNDRY Complete Stocks C6 ,, P DRUGS 1 SODA 1 PRESCRIPTIONS BUNDLES OF SATISFACTION S SUNDRIES 1 MAGAZINES 1 PARKER PENS ' FRANK MEDICO PIPES D 1' y C l e a n i n g , ' HEmlock 3255 656 SPRING STREET . . 136 Meffitts Ave., N. W. 664 W. PEACHTREE STREET, N. W. - -+ In Techwood Village - one Block south of cram Field H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I' H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A T A T Dixiste-el Products H ' SPRATLIN,HARRINGTON8z Well-Made ' Well-Klzorzulz 0 THOMAS Well-Liked ' Wm Insurance 1 Surety Bonds Mortgage Loans ATLANTIC STEEL COMPANY . ATLANTA :: GEORGIA ,. A 72 Marietta Street ATLANTA YI- Y I-111: zrzso-L -crzzxxxzz :xxx 13 I II 0-00QooQ-oo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ I Q II 9 n I II I I 0 Il II Il I I I IQCDBEIQT AND CCDIVIPANY :r I II II INCORPORATED I :: 0 II II ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS I 1: II II I A T L A N T A I I I I I I A R C H I T 12 C T S I I E N G I N E Ia R S I If A P P R A I S E R S 3 If CONSULTANTS I I I I I :z 5 II 0 II 0 A- ..........-..--- O--Q ------.--'------- --'--- M -----'--'-'------ O- ----M --...- -0.4 T m m'T'mmmmmmI mmm'mmmmmm'm'm I I THE BEST DRESSED MEN WEAR I Beck Sr Gregg Hardware Co. it I 5 Builders' Hardware II 4: y I . II I 2 ' I ., THE SCHWOB Co. , 3 IE . . . Two STORES . . . Mill Slwffiffg ,g IC 9l Peachtree Street, N. E. Supplies GOOIIS I Mitd'-CII gf Bfwd I 64 Marietta Street I I , II :I ATLANTA 53 GEORGIA I WA. 2010 ATLANTA, GA. 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'E' 'f- N Y ga, Q JA , ign- ,W gszwlvw ,, wk M.-Mfsw fm Y E . - 1 X 5 1 5' + f W K I H 1 W , W H Y H, H H as-1 , M ' 5 H 5 ' f X Qifk H 'M ,E gag: 'iff' ' 'V ' . wg Z s f ., H 5, .. , .Q we-, , 1 . . A GHSP .W wi Q , .LL Ts. . The I928 BLUE PRINT included a section devoted to students in the evening school. And there was many a co-ed who earned a degree from Georgia Tech. H-itat: ttxttrtrxrzxo--I1-cs g i + T GEORGIA TECH- CLASSRING For Any Graduating Year I Following Information N eededl Degree : Course : Year : Stone Size : Green, Yellow or White Gold - Any Fraternity Letters Encrusted in Stone ALUMNI REPAIRS 0 i v : V 'i o T ' I Every order must r' Send to Co, be approved by to in S U re Alumni Secretary - before being satisfactory fined. service. Designed and Manufactured by HERFF-JONES CO. O ATLANTA OFFICE I-I. S. CANFIELD : 1560 N. Decatur Rd. -I IHSIIIIN HIH EIIIIIHI ll- Selected for the Tmivzing of TECH STUDENTS under the Government FLIGHT TRAINING PROGRAM il- The only air college in this section devoted en- tirely to the training ot pilots and mechanics. -li- ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT C A I h o u n 2 8 6 3 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Oi L4 I I 3 A 16 NNQSA 1 11 l-.1 . 1 I 5 .N aka, W :-- ' 1121, ,rifn 3 -.-' 11 1 111 ' ' if H M 1 HH A Q I fk:'a13F' 1- 1 111 Q , :ia-,-,A I1 ,I-, 111 , A -- . 1' A 1-f111?fg 1eJ . ' 1 1 11 1,1 , H 11, 511 iif V 1 1 L15 1 ' 1 - 111,11,,,1.1l11111Q1 , ' V , ' 5, 111 17111, ,K 111 11 fQ L 3 I I 1 11111' Q1 1 151 HY , gm- 11 ' 1 ' i Q 2. 1 1 1 -1 1 1 11 1' 11, 5 If 1 . 1 17- 1 ' ' '1 dr 1 ,1:'f11g.. -Q 1.1 ' U 1 hz: 1 1 1 A -1'-:,1 4 1 N15 K11f11Q11W,v111 . L1 ,1f5l11f-.V LV X 1 11 , 1 1 1 A :WV ' 1 Q1111' 3113 -- 11111 1 , ffl 1 11 51? 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