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

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T II [] i; hi II II 11 I ( T K i: II S S II I ' I I T I II In tlu ' lull ..t 1 ' ' ), the (u-(irgia Tech StiidL-nt l.cctui-e AssDciatiori first t.iiiic into being. This orgaMi atmn was (iiiiiK ' ii liir the purpose (it making available to the stuJent binl , speakers, entertainers, and other attrac- tions at er small cost, llie .leeomplishment of such an aim has been hitlierto neglected on our campus. By the payment of a small fee by each student, it has been [mssible to bring a number ot outstanding fe.itures to the school this ear. rile series is as vet m an experniiental stage. It is hoped that its eontiniiance will lead to well-rounded, interesting, and .it the same time, ine pensi e enter- t.iinment. THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE Dr. II. H. tKIII.MW. C.hmriiuu, FACULir MEMBERS 1)K. K. A. (lrFM.R Dr. p. H. N srmori: Dr. V. C. I ' lRRV PriiFHSSIIR C. W. R.AlNHY STUDENT MEMBERS j»k ' ¥»• y V. K. Hi Rii II. .M. CnSU. I . I ' . lUhs,.N 1. , . KhLL C. .A. .MeKiNNCN W. W. ' I AVI.DR

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) E . T C I S f I L II F VOTING MEMBERS Srili. V. K. Hharh . . . VV. F. BtNNETT C. N. M.wo . . - C. A. McKlNNON . (J. W. Phillips V. H. KCTOR . . H. M. CoxHAV ■.( or Technique |. M. Sena . . l ' ,,si, ,-nl I, H.-rfral mily Council I.T.Bayer I ' r,si,l,;it Y . M.C. A. V. W. ' 1 AU.OR . . • R,pr - Kr-pr ■ K.pr S,„iof R,pr Srnior R.,pr l ' r,u,l,nl Se lllilllj; ritalivt tilulivi nliitir, r (:i,,Si ]. l)Rhu .... R. . 1. CJRIFI-I-N . . I- ' . P. Hldson I. A. Hi TCHINSOX . l ' . V. .Al.I.CORV . . I. I.. Harris . . 1 . N. Kkll . . ). F. Stovall . j. VV. lillSCH . . . Si,pli ' ,,n:r, R, preseilllllu- loptralivt Reprisenlalile iopertttivf Rt ' presftitativf topfratil ' e Representative ifjperative Representative Junior Representative Junior Representative . Junior Representative J unior Representative ophomore Representative V. H. Holz . R. J. WOODUALI NON-VOTING MEMBERS . -.V z or Vellou .1 ackrt j. I.. Harris . . A ; o;- BlvePri.st H. H. . ' rtiilr T. C. UdZIER .... I ' resulenI Jreilnnan Cla President Junior Class I ' resutenI Sophomore Class s» ic: i ARTHUR DREW HUTCHINSON ECTOR PHILLIPS BENNETT GRIEFIN SENA BOSCH HARRIS TAyiOR HOLZ WOODDALL

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1 II II II II r II II II 1 1 1 E E FACULTy MEMBERS I ' ROK. I. I.. Damn, Dr. K. a. Hkknhr I ' RdK. W. li. .|oii STUDENT MEMBERS J. I,. Harris Any faculty member who suspects a stuJcnt of ilishonesty in school work must report such student, together with evitlcnce. to the Student Faculty Honor Committee. The Committee investi- gates the case and determines whether the student is guilty or not as charged. If, in the opinion of the Committee, the student should be disciplined, it remands the stuilent to the Kxecutive Committee of the faculty. This is the function of the Committee as outlined by its constitution. The honor system at Tech had grown I ' ather lax, and the methods ot control were ineffectual when the org.uii ation was or- gani eil lor the elimination ot dishonesty among students. I ' lic President apfioints the three faculty members atul the three student nicmhers are elected h the Student Council. ,