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

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The Inevitable Crowd in the Robbe T II tl ,S I ' II II II L This c;ir .it I cch liist(ii was nLuli- ((ir siinic tw cnt -tiiur Iiuiu1i l-i1 xminji nan startinj - their larccrs as pnitcs- SKinal nu-n. ' )n these paj cs c see Slime lit that histiir pnrti-a eil in ra| hie seiitenees, whieh in ' ears tii eiiiiie will cill liaek Imiil iiieinnries iil Javs In the • ' Ruhhei ' v cluniiii luiuli, nl the nii ' lit heture tile (lenri ia ij,anie w hen e er iiiie was liii li in spirit iliiw n (in K.ise Howl I ielJ. The fiHitliall team cif nineteen liun- Ji-eil ami thirt -nine will be luni; re- inemhereil liir its L;allant perldrni.inee lieliire all lues, ami In wimimii the Orani e Hciwl elassle against Missiuiii it pnneii that Ciiaeh Alex is the best ciiaeh In the eiumtrv. THE 4

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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. ,

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In September the t ' resliinen begin standinjj; in line and ilon ' t stop until tlie ha e seen everyone Ironi the dean to the janitor of the dormitor , and they all end up a cry homesick, disillusioned, and penniless irroup. This ear the new swimming pool opened to provide a new source ot pleasure to the stuilent hotly anil faculty. In its second year of existence at Tech the Civil Aero- nautics . uthority has trained some twenty boys as private pilots, anel during that time they have learned to Hy low- powcreii commercial planes at Candler I ' ield Airport. Xovember of each year .Mrs. Taylor counts twenty-tour hundred ballots of (ieorgia Tech students who have voted in the annual class officer election. This year outstanding campus leaders were chosen to head the various classes: lloward I ' .ctor. Hop Huggins. and Kay (irifHn have guided the Senior Class through a very successful year; Jim Harris, John Tyler, and Tom Kell headed the Junior Class; Harry V H I II 1 I J eel I . . . . rthur. Bill Cromartic. and Jolmnv Bosch were chosen as leaders of the Sophomore Class; Tom Do ier, J. A. .Mar- shall, and I.. S. Co ev showed their abilities as leailers by being elected as Freshman Class heads. Cultural entertainment has hing been lacking as a jiart of (ieorgia Tech. and this ear an l-.ntertainment Commit- tee was formed to supply this long-felt need. . t the lectures held in the New (ivmnasium students and lacultv cai7ie to hear prominent men speak on subjects of current interest. Phjikal Eiam in the Gym CAA Boys and Plane % J Enlcrtainmerl Lcclu