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

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IFUIICIIIOVQ, Treasurerg Hudson, Presidentg Stovall, Vice-Presidentg ROBERT ADERHOLD F. W. ALLCORN . C. C. DAVIS . . J. J. FULLENLOVE J. L. HARRIS . W. E. MAR5HAI.L M. L. SHATZEN, JR. J. F. STOVALL . H. E. WRIGHT . H. B. ARTHUR . B. F. BOTTENFIELD W. D. CROMARTIR THOMAS HILL . L. H. Tmcc . . F. P. HUDSON . J. A. HUTCHINSON B. W. HASKELL J. S. HORNSTEIN B. S. BAILEY . J. W. MORGAN . J. E. WRIGHT . W. K. WOODARD . RALSTON Woons Hill, Secretary. VOTING MEMBERS - Sop NON-VOTING IVIEDIBER President Senior Class Senior Representative . Editor Technique Senior Representative President Y. M. C. A. . President I. F. C. Senior Representative Senior Representative Senior Representative .lunior Representative Junior Representative fanior Representative Junior Representative homore Representative Co-0 p. Representative Co-op. Representative Co-op. Representative Co-op. Representative S . Editor BLUE PRINT Editor Yellow Jacket President Junior Class . President Sophomore Class . President Freshman Class THE STUDENT COUNCIL . . . . . . is the governing body on the Tech cam- pus, elected by the student body itself. The purpose of the Council is to represent the student body in all matters affecting student interest, to provide a medium of communica- tion between the students and school author- ities, and to preserve the customs and the traditions of the school. The Council also su- pervises the election of editors and business managers of the publications, promotes and supervises the annual election of class oliicers, and elects student representatives on all stu- dent-faculty committees. Adel-hold holding center of interest by expressing his views on a question. First row: Aclerhold, Allcorn, Arthur, Bailey, Botteniield, Cromartie, Davis, Fullenlove. . . . Second rowv: Harris, Haskell, Hill, Hornstein, Hudson, Hutchinson, Marshall, Morgan. . . . Third row: Shatzen, Stovall, Trigg, Vvoodard, Woods, Wright, H. E., XVTig'ht, J. E. '23 E P

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Field Caldwell II f t If 1, McDaniel Arnis rung IIFFIUEIIS UF ADMINISTIIATIUN These are the men Who, because of their responsible positions, determine to a large extent the success of our school. It is they who formulate the general policies and then direct their suc- cessful execution. Too much credit cannot be given to these men for the reputation that Tech now enjoys. DEAN FLOYD FIELD . . . . Dean of Men H. I-I. CALDWELL . . . Registrar F. K. HOUSTON . ...... Treasurer I. E. IVICDANIEL . . Director of C0-Op Department A. I'l. ARMSTRONG . . . Superintendent of Dormitories DR. HAROLD BUNGER . . . . Director of Research GEORGE C. GRIFFIN . . Assistant Dean of Men DR. J. L. HENRY . . School Physician

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GUVER ME THE STUDENT-FACULTY HONOR COMMITTEE . . . . . . was organized in an effort to eliminate dishonesty among the students at Georgia Tech. Each year the President appoints three faculty members and the student council elects three student members to act as the committee. The func- tions as stated in the constitution are: c'Any faculty member who suspects a student of dishonesty in school Work must report such student, together With evidence, to the Student-Faculty Honor Committee. The committee investigates the case. and determines Whether or not the student is 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 facultyf' Few cases have called for such discipline, as the committee has proved most successful in executing its purpose. FACULTY MEMBERS Prior. J. L. DANIEL .............. ..... C hairman H ' DR. R. A. HEFNER PROP. W. B. JoHNs STUDENT MEIQIBERS E. P. Coon J. L. HARRIS F. W. WHITEHEAD Daniel Hefner Johns Cook Harris VVhitehearl as S. - x .m in 21 .f JJMIIE-ll.-il