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

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Burgess Conway Fnnnon Johnston Jones McGough t---, ' XL . PEG? -, Nl yt ' f :T ,, . ' Q ? sl- . 'A XP P' n'- 5 I rj' I , if frm, - 4 atc- s x f., PW' - . 'I - is-.M-i- v -1,-iv-I-V , ' gf-,-,-...- l 1 i l Thompson THE SENIORS- JACKBURGESS, Atlanta, Ga., Chi Phi, American Insti- tute of Aeronautical Sciences . . . I-IOBABT M. CONWAY, Atlanta, Ga., President of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Council, Interfraternity Council, Bulldog Club, Skull and Key, Yellow Jacket Club, Kappa Kappa Psi, Band, Debat- ing Team, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, Pi Delta Epsi- lon, Editor of Technique 19405 BLUE PRINT, Yellow Jacket, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities, Student Lecture Association. MARCY BARAT EANNON, Atlanta, Ga., Sigma Chi, In- stitute of Aeronautical Sciences, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Ensign U. S. N. B .... W. lVl. JOHNSTON, Atlanta, Gag Institute of Aeronautical Soi- encesg Institute of Aeronautical Engineering. EDWARD LEROY JONES, Atlanta, Ga .... WILSON NEWTONIVICGOUGH, Texarkana, Ark., Sigma Nu, Honor Boll I, 2, 3, Tau Beta Pig Engineers' Council, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences . . . DAVID H. THOMPSON, Little Bock, Ark., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. THE Elon 1941 1

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HUIIUUL UF lllltilll TICAL ElGlNEEItIlG THE SCHOOL- lhe Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics was established in 1930. Students enter this department after three years of basic work in General Engineering, and after two more years of concentrated work in aeronautics receive a degree of Bachelor of Sci- ence in Aeronautical Engineering. Aeronautical Building THE PROFESSOR-Montgomery Knight, B.S., Ph.D. Professor Knight received a degree of Bachelor of Science in Elec- trical Engineering at M. l. T. in 1922, following with a study of Physics at Harvard and Johns Hopkins. For four years previous to becoming the head of Aeronautical Engineering at Georgia Tech in 1930 he served on the National Advisory Committee for Aero- nautics at Langly Field. Since then he has become an associate fellow of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences and has conducted the Hilixcopter research for the State Engineering Station. i N r i IKNIGHT FA C U LTY A. M. Sciaiwmrz W. R. Wnmis ALLEN Y. Porn 20 E A group of seniors attending an M. E. lab lecture. E -- s... -,-.,...-.,...,,., ..,. , ., , , ., . , , . ,. . , ..t - 3 t'-'-gfilfgg., ,155-5-215411.--igirgfvggqaivs 1-. 314722:'9:5-Qiagaza'mgyfsbfm-3 :5'-t ,,,r- dl: -. , r H . -21 51 ff' - V- .. 5 1 3 rig .541 I9-f2:'.3'5 ' gzrimgg-ali - 7 --W a L V A Q 1:1 'A -' e1i3i.f1fT-wtfv ' tr1.?-'f2wUmf+-zkfffr ff 2af'Zfs:1-V-::e1ms.r'M ff.:s.,.Wa-- u'f:vft2:1Esms'1eE.--fasibal. . f Y --...E.:...-..--. 4..,f..fv..-....t.,..,-9!'IL,-J-.,a:a.,Q.t11I-1.rL,..4--'wviqfl-f -e ,Eq?5fib5'-z-a-S37-+4'7g5g+2jz1-,v-ce-E7't Y.? 1 fr 'f', 'T1- :V , ,,.-xg,-7+ :'--'A N' - , , 1',e . TL - .,-' ' . ....-.,,..4..,c...s.,-s .E - ,,,. -.r.....- Amman .

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Architecture Building THE SCHOOL- W mr: :1-7. mf -' Zi: .,, . , 5.-5 Qi: iff if 351 it O . A 'X ,gf I A Eg , Qtek if . ti .., If' xr A V37 0-11- gk . .gg A2-g .aw UHO0L 0F ARCHITECT RAL E GINEERI G The course in Architecture, which originated in 1908 and is accredited by the American Institute of Architecture, requires five years of work for the BUSH-BROVVN THE PROFESSOR-Harold Bush-Brown, A.B., M. Arch. degree of Bachelor of Science in Architecture. FACULTY J. H. GAILEY 1VlATT L. JORGENSEN C. CROMBIE TAYLOR PAUL M, HEFFERNIAN RICHARD T. MORENUS JULIAN H. HARRIS Mumicr SIEGLER Professor Bush-Brown received degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Master of Architecture at Harvard. Before coming to Tech in 1922 he was associated with the architectural offices of Jackson and Moreland and with Cramb and Furguson. He became head of the department in 1925 and at one time since then has held the office of president of the local chapter of the American Institute of Archi- Lecture. In 1935 he was district officer for the American history survey for Georgia. Professor Bush-Brown collaborated with the other members of the Architecture department in designing all the recent buildings erected on the Tech campus. Senior Conway showing the form that gets strikes.