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

Text from Pages 1 - 489 of the 1949 volume:

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Vfdio ,1!AgQv F 5, alfa may if' HW f are Om 0 0 .Q fig 5? rf w Q 455 vsyngcgyha We re gorng to forget many of the thtngs that made our college days Worth vvhrle we ll lose some of the enthustasm and eager ness we now have and even a few of our cherrshed memor1es wtll be lost W1th the passage of trme It rs the lob of thrs BLUEPRINT to keep those memorres lrvrng Its purpose rs to record the years act1v1t1es 1n such a way that the turn of each page wrll lead us back over the old paths, cause us to reltve our experlences, renew old frrendshlps, and rn some small way recapture the moments that are gone Let tomorrow come' Let Tech, through the years, progress and expand beyond our recognrtton All of us wrll glory rn rt And now W1th the turn of these pages we can catch a fleetrng glance of the Tech we knew qt' ' -tu., .,, t t rev' . ' ,' ' iq.: .Qf :,g,-' -5 Wi- . ' , - . ,. -E ' '- 55 -g., 1' nf ,il f:f'lQl'a'Q1J,, , . M: .,. , f:..'!'w aw..-:4'W. -1 nuff, cw rx! 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You, and all of us, have watched the new Georgia Institute of Technology mushroom: in area, from -44 to 125 acres, in number of students, from 2,678 in 1959 to 6,000 in 1949, in the quality of instruction, as evidenced by the influx of prominent engineers and teachers on the faculty, in actual educational size, by the establishment of the Tech- nical Institute, in buildings, as shown by the construction of three huge dorms, a new textile engineering building, a chemical annex and two groups Of modern apartments, in progressive effort, by the raising of a fund for a student act. building and a host of minor building improvements. This progress is not just the inevitable result of a veteran crowded school, for with the issue of this yearbook the bulk of veterans is graduating-and the institution remains crowded and bust- ling. There is no doubt about it, the GIT truly building today for a better future tomorrow. gkrw ' .4-I A xx H? if Q f V -HW ,. f :ri Q21 M 7 rd ff 'i ,ff 5. CVM Jeficafe THIS 1949 EDITION of the BLUE PRINT ro GEORGE CLAYTON GRIFFIN Dean of dents f W 1 as an expression of the - --.,. ras: three decades of Tech stu- . Georgia Techy i ass of 1927 f fi ii I X f W ' dents to whom Ge61'g6fGf '2 no .fer :name for good sense, good humor, ine sporrsrnans fous rid lifieib and unfiagging kindness. f' V ' R X 'YY - , -- GEORGE C. GRIFFIN DEAN OF STUDENTS ll., . W-, .,--.,,,,, More than any other way, Tech has progressed educationally. Evidence is all around us-a new Textile Engineering building, increased class- room facilities, the addition of nationally known educators to our faculty, and also the readjustment of the administration to meet an expanded educational program. The prospects of a brilliant educational future make even the bright present seem somewhat overshadowed. EDUCATICDN GEORGIA WSTITUTE OF TE'CH,N7OL0GY 1 COL. BLAKE RAGSDALE VAN LEER W 9 PR ESIDE Ae i ear' THE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF THcHNOLOGY, as the outstanding engi- neering school of the South, is indeed fortunate in having Col. Blake Ragsdale Van Leer as its president and the guiding force in the con- tinuing advancement of Tech to preserve its position of leadership. Acclaim for our progress should rightfully be directed to President Van Leer, whose tireless and capable direction has achieved the great strides Of recent years. We salute our President for his able administration of the affairs of this institution. His direction of every phase of the activities of our rapidly growing Alma Mater has been wise and efficient. Thanks, Colonel. NT 1 Ti kc! tv f zap! V f , , :z 'f,..f,s Z H f .Mr fr fu, aim swf ff ,,4.., ti sf wa f-ww , t. 2 zgq4:21'1K1 wwwsf 1 ,,,,f f . avi: W ,- -,a X fl f 1ifs2?Qv5vCl Q wgafn -f can ,,.y,,aetf , f f of X 2 2s'!5w',w.tW 5221 F- tl fi sgjwyasa A-4. As- , ,-f.wt1g1g-fra f QSZYW9 55-2' I V' Q f W e f.z2's-EM! ., QwLwziYfpf.faff f -ff I v f ,1- .ta.-asngg, . V wo. ffm- V-' gate , X :V X 4.7 at 1 at -et Ma- ll A' : ' fi if ,y ,fl , ,,. Wzigffel LMA? 1 Q 'L ' .J 1 W -J-,W V, C55 -::v iE:,?5f5.EiE-.3 2: Q11 3- :QfLi 1 3.412 .'1i..-7Jl- za 1 - DR. MARION LUTHER BRITTAIN It would be impossible to give too much praise to the influence, both executive and spiritual, of Dr. Marion Luther Brittain, President Emeritus. One of the greatest living southern educators, Dr. Brittain for more than two decades guided the efforts of Georgia Tech on its climb to prominence. N e--ef i. flf.,'T '31-1-.W . , . ...K . , iv., . V W 'bp' fp.: fi . ' ' if' it MA 'ii 1' E WW --Cn., .. V iii i 1 Law. , ,N ,.- 5,1 W, ,, . ., i ., ., .141-.1 , i Zippy L LW 9 , M yin, , yi 'J : ' awww l igger ana! Ae ffelf DEAN OF THE FACULTY 1 4 ,ag are Cx? X 'W LLOYD W. CHAPIN Dean of the Faculty Georgia Tech has many real leaders among the administration and faculty. The position of Dean of the Faculty is capably Hlled by Dean Chapin. His Warm sincerity and ex- ecutive ability have earned for him the admiration of students and faculty alike. VICE-PRESIDENT sffziza l Ut !-ia T I, CHERRY LOGAN EMERSON Vice Preficlent The promotion of Dean Emerson to Vice President is a tribute to his great leadership ability. We are indeed fortunate in having a man of his wisdom and foresight to direct the expansion of the school. Cherry Emerson is one of our great alumni. jacwhy joremcm H JQVLCQ WLCLLQIS fA8 Aedlnf gl 0Ll!. . H DEAN OF STUDENTS KN 152.3 Q, , .II GEORGE C. GR11-'FIN Demz of Slzzrlemfr The friendly, helpful attitude of Dean Griffin has made him admired and respected by all those who have come in contact with him. His interest in and wise administration of student affairs has greatly promoted har- mony between the faculty and students. EXECUTNE DEAN T. 52 3 fs!-v Mfg PHIL BLASIER NARMORE Executive Dean Witli the characteristics of a true leader, Dean Narmore has carried out his dificult duties as Executive Dean. He has performed the task of enforcing the regulations of the school with firm fairness that has gained for him the respect of both faculty and students. me agoozf ZLZ loaf DEAN CF ENGINEERING Q x A 0 iff MW., II f n 'QI rg I . Ji, JESSE W. MASON Dean of Engineerivzg The record and reputation made by Dean Mason as head of the Department of Chem- ical Engineering are excellent. His appoint- ment as Dean of Engineering is ample proof of that fact. His personality and ability serve us well. DEAN OF GENERAL STUDIES 'N ,f ff :Il I 9 ff: X I RALPH A. HEFNER Dean of General Smdier As Dean of General Studies, Dean Hefner has administered his duties with fairness, helpfulness and good humor. His great re- sponsibility over the non-degree granting departments has been performed in a manner of which we are all proud. 66 lflf Ol 6!8I fo JIAOP 61, COULIWZIQ . . lit.. Z.. Y- l qw. 44 OW 5588 y0lfLl 8lO6Llf'tlf2fL8lfLt AQQCJ QXPQ- I 0 I, A RA -' .- LE VAN LEER, Sc. D., Eng. D., L i MKKIQN EJ! R BRITTAIN, A. B., LL. B., .V ENIG, ' K K' Executive Secretuify to the Pieficfeut 226 Omrce of the Pifefideut Pifefiofeut Pifefuieut Emeritux Q- 1 T if o lu A ' .I xr s M F I 2, fx as ' ' 5-if 'D F INSON ....... Receptiouixt Q Q V CHERRY LOGAN EMERSON, B. S. in M. E. and E. E., FRANCES S. KRELLENSTEIN ..... Secretary PHIL BLASIER NARMORE, B. S., Ph. D., NAN RUSSELL LINGLE .... . . . Secretary MENA S. CLACK. . . . . Secretary LLOYD WALTER CHAPIN, M. A, ..... Demi Ojjice of the Vice Preficieut Vice Preficieut Ojjice of the Executive Demi Executive Deuu Ojice of the Deuu of Faculty MARY ELEAZAR BROWN ...,.. Secifetuify . S X ccor ing fo flte cccfccdgue WILLIAM LAWSON CARMICHAEL w e I Regiftmr g f In N . E g I 7 7 if Auf ueccm ian If euoug Ogef A ' oulf MIA? RAY L- SWEIGERT GERALD A. ROSSELET Dean Of Gmfiwfe 506001 Director of Experiment Station xjwclggflclf flxLf0lf' C6 Llflcozfcf middlflfzg cc c cmd . ROGER SHEPPARD HOWELL FRED W. A JAX Director of Exiemiovz Divifion Ayyggmze Demi MLA cccfo cc 1155014 JOHN J. PERSHING Affocifzzfe Dean Ojjicc of G'67Z6'l'!lZ Smilies RALPH A. HEFNER, Ph. D. ....... Dean MRS. MARTHA Y. BOYTE ...... Secremry Ojfice of the Dean of SfZ!5i67ZfJ' GEORGE C. GRIFFIN, B. S. ...... . . Dem FRED W. AJAX, B. A., M. A. . . . Auociczzfe Dean JOHN J. PERSHING, A. B., M. Ed. . Affocmze Dew MR. D. O. DOUGHERTY, C. B. S., L. L. B. . C ozmfelor MRS. G. H. LEWIS ........ Secretary FRANCES WEEMS ........ Secrecary JACQUELIN JONES .... . . Secfemry Ojfice of E7Zgi7',l681'i7'lg JESSE W. MASON, Ph. D ........ Dean DOMENICO PIETRO SAVANT, B. S. in E. E., M. E. in E. E., E. E ....... Vice Decm MIIS. FRANCES NORTON . . . . Secretary Ojfce of the Regifmzr WILLIAM LAWSON CARMICHAEL, B. S., M. S. Regifcmr HORACE W. STURGIS, B. S., M. S. . Afmciaze Eclizor NORMA M. JOHNSON, A. B. Afiiflmfl Acimi.rIi012'J Ojicer Ohwce of the Alzfmvzi R. J. THIESEN, B. S. in E. E., Executive Secremry of Almmzi AIJ'0Ci6lli07Z W. ROANE BEARD, B. S. in I. M., Mczmzger Alumni Aclivitief W. HOWARD ECTOR, B. S. in I. M., Executive Secrelzzry A!lI7IZ7Zi F0ll7Zllllli07Z HAZEL M. CHAMBLESS Secrelfzry for A!lI77Z71j Auocinlimz 77 66 77 8 C6LlfLVLOf 6LCC9!9f fA058 Cl Q6bff5 QVLIQV lfUl758 . HORACE W. STURGIS Affocitzte Regiftrttr rt again, oalf again JAMES GORDON WOHLFORD Actirtg Director C oopertztioe Depttrtmertt x51-S-A-v XETQT- f JAMIE R. ANTHONY C orrtptroller The Grtzclrtate School RAY L. SWEIGERT, Ph. D ........ Deen JOHN LAURENCE DANIEL, M. A. . . . Vice Detzrt GLENN WILLIAM GILMAN, M. S. Aclmirziftrtztive Affiftarzt to the Dean Ojjzice of the Comptroller JAMIE R. ANTHONY ...... Comptroller FRANK K. HOUSTON, C. P. A. . Comptroller Emerittts FRANK B. WILSON, B. S .... Pttrchafing Agerzt EWELL I. BARNES ......... Attclttor MILTON T. WHITFIELD . . Amfttmt Auditor JUDY M. TILLER . . . . L . . Secretory MAR JORIE H. MARTIN . . . . . Secretory The C oopertttirzte Depfzrtmertt JAMES ERSKINE MCDANIEL, A. B., M. A., LL. B., Con leaveb ..... P-rofeuor tmcl Director JAMES GORDON WOHLFORD, B. S., M. S., Acting Director MARY WARING GREEN, A. B. . Atlmirziytmttfoe Am. The Exterzfiort Dirrifiort ROGER SHEPPARD HOWELL, B. S. in M. E., M. S., Director MRS. BLANCHE B. TURNER ..... Regtftror .f.-i:ff:f ff4:gv.g f,,- - .1-I ...W .11-.:..... ,.. c e . I V H - Q - - Tbe Library MRS. J. H. CROSLAND ....... Librarian MRS. JULIA M. MCMICHAEL, A. B., Affiftant Librarian MRS. HELEN B. MARTINE, A. B., A. B. in L. S., M. A. ......... Cataloguer MRS. ETHEL H. WILLIAMS, A. B., A. B. in L. S. .......... Oriler Afyiftant CAROLYN BLACK, A. B., A. B. in L. S ...... Perioclicalf-Biniling Affiftant SAFFORD HARRIS, A. B., A. B. in L. S. ........ Docunientf Aniftant EVA TRACHSEL, A. B., A. B. in L. S. ........ Affiftant Cataloguer Tbe Engineering Experiinent Station GERALD A. ROSSELOT, Ph. D. ..... Director PAUL WEBER, Ph. D ..... Auiftant Director ROBLEY H. TATUM . . . . . . Accountant DOROTHY WILSON . . . Purcbafef Clerk DOROTHY EDWARDS . . . . . Secretary 66 f rr 6 F1186 61, new Pdf? MRS. J. H. CROSLAND Librarian Offce of Public Relationy LESLIE F. ZSUFFA, B. S. in M. E., M. E. and M. B. A. .......... Director ALICE CHASTAIN ......... Secretary Tbe Healtb Department anti Infirmary LESLIE MORRIS, B. S., M. D ...... Director GEORGE AGATE, B. S., M. D. . . Scbool Pbyfician MAX BLUMBERG, B. S., M. D. Affociate Scbool Pbyfician The Veteran! Aclniiniftration Guidance Center JOSEPH E. MOORE, Ph. D. ...... Director BURGESS K. BAKER . . Acting Afyiftant Director Youn Menfr Cbrixtian Anociation 8 ROBERT CHARLTON COMMANDER, B. S., B. D. Y. M. C. A. General Secretary GLADYS I. HAWES ...... Off-ice Secretary 46 j A 77 , 'X - . . - - I LF, tl WLQlfLfL0lfLQ Q0l gbOAL QC I LESLIE E. ZSUEEA ,IA Director of Public Relation: I ', ,-R .AI-..,,i ST sr ,.-ata-2-TC -' -,, :Q sb.: ' fuzz. -L A ,f:r-,fq1F,v-- J an ,,,en:.'-f:.- f -.WF FX-512' J-' pt- on-f-1 , . QA QS AWK, r 0 I r -- fairway V JA-h-1-z4- ' MH' lzaievrrrifggg, if gh W ff T t- l 'Fig- ,frff y A, J A T A. ' a X' .J A ' ' 'ff M ! Rx Y VV , ' if an T n September 1, 1948, sweeping chan e ' g s in the administra tion of h ' ' t e Georgia Inst itute of Technolo b gy ecame effective The new ffi ' ' 0 ces of Vice Preside nt and Dean of th F e aculties were created and h ' t e degree-grantin g departments were d esig nated as schools. These Cl'131'1geS HIC CXICITIZ. l evidence of the many-sided growth and expansion of the Georgia Institute of Technology The physical plant and the size of the student body have great I in ' y creased in the past f ew years and the div' ' , ision of the academic ad ' ' ' ' mrnistrarion into the College of Engineer' ing and the General Coll ' ' E7 ege emphasizes this expansion. -' ,CTN ' -' 1' - A ' :H .3 H. --4 -5 , :ffif-ng'.1fe::?e-fav-'Wwe 1 , ' . A QV' ' r v J' I 2 , A. U:- , -- 'ij:Lb:Sf'1' '-1 T ' ' , - i 'X 1 1 2-' F o ,., fe--A M' ' 1' , -:m:.v1',iff'4f1-i 1' 45' I.,- wa.- , , ...Le '- ' V ' ' ' fS:'.f-st, P I W- -X.-'1,b1. ' ' 3 11 ,ix I 2 X jfs QM 561.001 X f. . gif 7 I 2 I X - ' of g are , 'X , N. The Division of Graduate Studies is that body through which the faculty of the Georgia Institute of Technology grants advanced degrees in engineering, science, and management. lt offers the superior student an opportunity to realize the full ex-tent of his capabilitiesg it gives him a chance to gain the intimate acquaintanceship with the fundamental concepts of his field that will enable him to achieve the highest degree of professional competence. Graduate study is particularly recommended for those stu- dents Whose interests and aptitudes carry them beyond routine application. It is for the student of engineering who wishes to work in research, development, or highly technical designg it is for the student of science who feels a curiosity about the un- knowng it is for the student of management who aspires to the formulation as Well as the administration of policyg and it is for those who desire to enter the profession of scientific or engineering education. lt is not, like undergraduate study, a carefully charted path through familiar landmarks of estab- lished factg it is a staging ground for an expedition into the unknown. 1 OF TECHNOLOGY GEORGIA INSTITUTE BAKER BALLEW BORMAN BROWN CATCHPOLE CHOU FARVER FERRILL GORDON GRIFFIN JOHN HOLLAND BAKER, JR ..... . Electrical Engineering JOE FRANCIS BALLEW ....... Cbeniiral Engineering WILLIAM M. BEAVER ........ Chemiral Enginrering ROBERT G. BODIFORD ........ Arronanticnl Engineering EVERETT R. BOLLINGER, JR ....... Industrial Management ROBERT C. BORMAN .... Inrlushial Engineering JOHN ANGUS BROWN ...... , . Engineering Chemical WALTER SAMUEL BUCKINGHAM, JR .... Industrial Management COHEN BUSTER BYRD ........ Electrical Engineering WILLIAM L. CARTER ......... Chemin-al Enginaering ERIC JOHN CATCHPOLE ....... Afronauliral E11ginseri-ng CHIA SAN CHOU .......... Marbaniral Engineering Crystal City, Texas Richmond, Kentucky High Point, N. C. . Gainesville, Fla. . . Atlanta, Ga. Hot Springs, Ark. . Lake Wales, Fla. . Vero Beach, Fla. . Stillmorc, Ga. . Covington, Va. . London, England . Kiangsu, China HANCOCK BEAVER BODIFORD BOLLINGER BUCKINGHAM BYRD CARTER CRAWFORD DAVIS DUVAL FISHER FLYNT GLEASON GUNSON HAMILTON HANCOCK JEAN GRAY CRAXVFORD ....... . Murray, Ky. Civil Engineering JOEL LAMAR DAVIS ........ . Atlanta, Ga. Inzlnrlrial Enginevrilzg NED EDWARD DUVAL, JR ....... . . Monroe, La. Eleclricnl Enginvering KENNETH C. FARVER .......... New Castle, Penn. Elcclricul Engineering ROBERT S. FERRILL ......... Chattnnoogn, Tenn. Mcrbaniral Engineering CARL BYRD FISHER ........ Whittier, N, C. Elz'rt'rir:1l Enginvering EDXV.-XRD REID FLYNT ....... . Sparta, Ga. Elm-lriral Engineering CARI. PAGE GLEASON ........ . Groton, N. Y. Inilnslrial Managvnzrnl DAVID ALBERT GORDON ...... Patterson, N, J. Cin-nzical Engineering CLAYTON H. GRIFFIN ........ . . Atlanta, Ga. Elvririral Erigivwrriilg DAVID OLIVER GUNSON ....... . Columbus, Ohio Elerlrirul Engineering STUART ADAMS HAMILTON, JR. .... . Aberdeen, Md. Iflrrlrirul linginrcring . Atlanta, Ga. L. ........... JOHN Cbviniral Engineering 494' sr s kde' . J ways: ,154 . ,Q-v W f lcdfg fq ,J If ,ffm N falliixg .- HARRIS HASELL HOLSHOUSER JOHN'STON LENOIR LENTCHNER LIU LONG MORRIS NATTRESS THOMAS SANDERS HARRIS, JR ..... PHILIP G. HASELL, JR. Chemical Engineering l Elertvirnl E11 imecrin JOHN ELME11 HATCH, JR .... I gf . . . WILLIAM M. HOLMES . Acrommtica WILLIAM RAYMOND HEALY . . Inrlnslrial Management Elerlfical E1xgim'eri11g JESSE R. HOLSHOUSER, JR. . . STEPHEN L. JOHNSTON BEN DORAN KENNEY EDWARD WILLIAM KOPP ALLEN FORDYCE LATTA Elcclricnl Engineering. Elcrlriral Engineering Elfctrical Engilnerfriug Industrial Engineering I E1zgim'cri11g Aerolnlrllival Erzgintrringg STERLING P. LENOIR, JR ....... DANIEL M. LENTCHNER Elrrlrirnl E1zgi1zeer11g Imluxlral MW1lHg0171B11f- . Forc Valley, Gu. . Columbia, S. C. Fredericksburg, Va. Chattanooga, Tenn. . Birmingham, Ala. Greensboro, N. C. . . Arlnnu, Ga. Lethridge, Alberta, Canada . . West Palm Beach, Fla. . . . St. Louis, Mo. . Prairie, Miss. . Far Rockaway, N. Y. JAMES THOMAS ROBERTS, JR. HATCH KENN'EY LEWIS MCCANN RAHN ER I , 5 .. 1 1 I . I ' 1, ra A 1 A f ,I , , J ,. :U Lg, ' 'if' it piirj.. TJ , .w ' V, . LL HEALY - KOPP LIN MCGUIRE RENFRO GORDON H. LEWIS . . YO-I LIN . . TUN-YUAN LIU Industrial Engineering I I -Arlrbiierlizrnf El:giIIl'L'fillg ' ARNOLD P. LITMAN . . Imluxlrial Muuagcmrni JIM THOMAS LONG . . Texiile i En:gi1uirri:ig Elertrical Engineering MARSHALL JOSEPH MCCANN . . Elcrfrirrll Engiuceri11g RICHARD W. MCGUIRE . JOHN MORRIS Iuduslriul Ezlgizwrrirxg FLETCHER BROOKS MOORE . . Elerlrical En,gim'cring Cbvmirnl Ellginerfirxg JOHN ANDREXV NATTRESS . . Inrlmtrial Ellginccriug HARRY BENEDICT RAHNER . . Electrical Enginerring CHARLES G. RENFRO .... Eleclriral Engineering . . . . . . Auburn, Aln. Clnwuicul Engivzeering HOLMES LATTA LITMAN MOORE ROBERTS . Washington, D. C. . Fooclmow, China . Kansas City, Mo. . Chungking, Chinn . Piedmont, S. C. . Miami, Fla. . Jackson, Miss. . Heiberger, Ala. . Sav nnnn h, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Florence, Ala. . Tampa, Fla. SAKATE SCHOENWETTER SCHROEDER SCOTT SEACORD SHORE SOO SPRINGS STATON STRLCK-LAND TASCON THOMAS, F. THOMAS, G. THOMAS, R. THOMPSON TODD TRIMBLJE TUNG TURNER WARREN WICKER WILCOX WINEMAN WOODWARD YOUNG FREDERICK S. SAKATE .......... Rutherford, N. J. GERARD B. THOMAS ......... . West Point, Miss. Electrical Engiueerilzg HOWARD K. SCHOENWETTER . . .... . . Klemme, Iowa 11,5-gi,-5 Elcrlrirul Engizlerring HENRY JOHN SCHROEDER, JR ...... . Wlashington, D. C. WU-I-IAM K- THOMPSON, JR- I- - V - - - Elertriral E1zginz'cring Civil Engllm-ri1zg JOSEPH EDGAR TODD ........ Chemical Engineering AVERAL THEODORE TRIMBLE, JR. . . . . Cbrmiral Evlgiueniug CHARLES P. C. TUNG ........ Trxiilc Engivwrring . Meridan, Miss. CHARLEY SCOTT ........... Merbanirrrl Engimfering CHARLES L. SEACORD, JR ........ Arrozzailtlcnl Engimfaring JAMES BUTLER SHORE ........ Mechanical Engineering SHAO LEE SOO ........... T1-xlilc E11gim'cri1zg DAVID ALBERT SPRINGS ......... Myrtle Beach, S. C. Elerlriral E11ginerri11g ROCKER T. STATON, JR ........ . . Union, Miss. Inrludrial E11,gim-ering JAMES M. S. STRICKLAND ......... Tuscaloosa, Ain. Elccirirnl E11gim'cring EUGENIO TASCON ....... . . Palmira, Colombia, S. A. Cbfmirrrl Engine-rrhzg FRANK A. THOMAS, JR ............ Atlanta, Ga. Merhancal Engineering ' . . Atlanta, Ga. . Kernersvillc, N. C. . Shanghai, China Cbcmiral Engfnwrizxg Elrrlrirul Evzgilmvfirlg DAVID WICKER ......... Clzrmiral Eugirmwiug KENNETH KNIGHT WILCOX ..... M.-rlvauiral Ifngiurrring ANDREW R. WINEMAN ........ Avrouimiirul Erigilzrurizlg CHARLES DAVIS NVOODXVARD ..... Imluslrial Mamzgcmrnf WILLIAM W. YOUNG .......... Panama City, Fla. Induxlrial Engineering Acranauliral Engirzeering RUBLE A, THOMAS .......... MAX ALLEN TURNER ....,.. . ELBERT G. XVARREN, JR .......... . Birmingham, Ala. . Spartanburg, S. C. . Richmond, Ky. . St. Petersburg, Ha. Haimcn Kinngsu, Chinn . . Cordell, Okla. . Dubach, La. . Amcricui, Ca. . Orlando, Iila. . Young-wood, Penn. . Arlanla, Ga. Z33245szrf.:fAv-W. : RWE? D E P A R I M E N T I 9 VH P ml H s The School of Aeronautical Engineering was established In 1930 TTI I frlllt ,re 5 If I D. W. DUTTON DONNELL WAYNE DUTTON, B.S., M.S. Director of School . . Proferfor ETHELBERT IRVIN BRICKER, B.M.E., M.S. Auooiore Proferror HURLBUT WILLIAM LAVIER, B,S., M.S. Arrocirzte Profexror ALAN YATES POPE, B.S., M.S. . . . Axrooirzre Proferror GEORGE KISSAM WILLIAMS, Associate Proferror WALTER CASTLES, JR., B.S. .... Arfirlrznl Proferror ARNOLD LIONEL DUCOFFE, B.S., M.S. . Asrirtant Proferfor JOHN JOSEPH HARPER, B.S., M.S. . , Arrimmz Professor ROBIN BRYANT GRAY, B.A.E,, M.S ..... Irrrrrurzor GUS RICHMOND, JR, B.S., M.S. , . Imrruozor through a gift of 3300,000 from the Daniel Guggenheim Fund for the promotion of aeronautics. The purpose of this award was to establish opportunities at the Georgia Institute of Technology for study and research of the highest order in the field of aeronautics The recent progress in the fields of jet propulsion, rocket power and supersonic flight makes the course in aeronautical engineering especially significant. In addition to the undergraduate curriculum advanced work is offered for those desiring graduate study at the master's level, and plans are in the making for offering the doctorate Opportunities are also aiforded for research. The physical plant, housed in two buildings on the campus and a hangar on the nearby Marietta Air Base, is well equipped for offering laboratory work to augment and lend interest to the theoretical courses Most of this equipment is also suitable for research proyects Both study and research are facilitated by the accessibility of the special library reference collection maintained in the center of the plant ,---an --uuqq --Q -Q -. ml-.-.L 1 - 'F'-fwfvve-rtfzrrwwixfi-w::,:-f-,atv fa-sz:-555:-:,.-,if,,m,f., FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LaVier, Dutton, Pope .... SECOND ROW Harper Bricker, Castles . . , THIRD ROW: Richmond, Seacord, Gray 4 p'5T'i'iT'9Qm 2'r '7I'I!t?!'m1v.:g .1-31?-.-mr: . ANDERSON ANDREWS CARNES COOPER JAMES DUANE ANDERSON Ansley, Neb. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, 4. ROBERT HOWARD ANDREWS Nashville, Tenn. Phi Sigma Kappa FRANK SHAW BARRETT Dallas, Tex. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, Chair- man, 4. LOUIS BERNSTEIN Omaha, Neb. 3 Shi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 4, I.A.S., RICHARD QUINN BOYLES, JR. Dalton, Ga. Flying Club, 3, 4, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, 4. CARL FORD BRANSON Beaumont, Tex. Kappa Sigma Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, President, 4, Interfraternity Council, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Ramblin' Wreck Club, 3, 4, Scab- bard and Blade, 3, 4, I.A.S., 3, 4, YMCA Cabinet, 1, 2, 3, 4, student Council, 3, Phi Eff? Sigma, 1, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Pfmf, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, Cross Country, 3. WALTER R. CARNES Atlanta, Ga. BARRETT BERNSTEIN CRANE CRIM CHARLES J. COOPER, JR. Columbia, Tenn. Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Treasurer, 2, Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, Interfraternity Council, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, 2, Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2, 3, International Relations Club, 1, Flying Club, 2, Student Concert Committee, 3, Technique, 1, 2, 3, Blue Print, 1, 2, 3, Sports Editor, 3, Band, 1, Student Council, 3, I.A.S., 3, 4. CHARLES ALBERT CRANE Atlanta, Ga. ALMER DONALD CRIM Dayton, Ohio Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. WILLIAM VANCE DAVIS Marietta, Ga. GORDON NEAL DAVISON Portland, Ore. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Secretary, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4 Scabbard and Blade 7 3 4 IAS 2 5 3,5 ,-,,3-.-,,, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Yellow njacket, 2, Assistant Business Manager, 3, 4, Rifle Team, 2, 5. THOMAS WILLIAM FINCH Caroga Lake, N. Y. YMCA Council, I, 2, 3, Institute of Aero- nautical Sciences, 3, 4. OTTIS OTTO FORESTER, JR. Clarksburg, W. Va. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. BOYLES BRANSON D-AVIS DAVISON FINCH FORESTER JlM NOLAN, l.E. Vice President ANAK, Captain Basketball Team, President Ramblin' Reclt Club, Captain Track Team GEORGIA INSTITUTE ot TECHNOLOGY ,-ci XX 1 A R, SK h X , X t . x , 'X ixixxx g 1. x , xx. ,X X xx I Si x XX X 1 lllllllfllllllflf fl ,, - X at 1 fuuuf,,,n , A Xt s XXX 0 X XX . ,xx X Xx X GEORGE LEAK GLUYAS jackson, Miss. Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Secretary, 4, YMCA Cabinet, 1, 2, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. JAMES DON GRAY Pittsburg, Kan. Delta Tau Delta Delta Tau Delta Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon President, 4g Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Stu- dent Council, 4, Student Trial Board, 4, Tech- nique 1, 2, 3, News Editor 4, Publications Board Secretary, 4. WILLIAM R. HANEY, JR. Akron, Ohio JOHN BURROUGHS HANSARD Nashville, Tenn. Flying Club, 2, 3, 43 Institute of Aeronau- tical Sciences, 3, 4. JOHN WILSON HARRIS, III Memphis, Tenn. Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Treasurer, 1, Vice President, 2, Secretary, 3, Institute of Aeronautical Scien- ces, 3, 4. V ROBERT LEWIS McDOUGAL Maryville, Mo. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. JOSEPH WILLIAM MOORE Helena, Ark. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3, Football, 3. GEORGE H. PERKINS, JR. Mobile, Ala. Beta Theta Pi Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, 4, Yel- low Jacket, 3, 4. CHARLES A. PERRY St. Petersburg, Fla. Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Secretary, 2, Vice Presi- dent, 4, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, 4 GUENTHER HANS POMER Tampa, Fla. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. HARLAN E. PRICHARD West Palm Beach, Fla. THEODORE HENRY HART, III Havertown, Penn. HENRY MAHADEEN North Caldwell, N. J. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. ,adm ROBERT BRECKENRIDGE REED Columbia, Ohio Phi Gamma Della Phi Gamma Delta Historian, 2, Secretary, 3 Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, 4, Band 1, 3, Technique, 1, 2, 3. G.. GLU YAS GRAY HANEY HAN'SARD HARRIS HART MAHADEEN MCDOUGAL MOORE PERKINS PERRY POMER PRICHARD REED SENIOR CLASS DALLAS MARLIN RYLE, JR. Perry, Ga. V Alpha Tau Omega Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. RALPH BROOKLYN SCOTT Atlanta, Ga. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. THOMAS RAY SISK Madisonville, Ky. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. EUGENE DONALD STAFFORD Maryville, Tenn. WARREN ARGYLE STEPHENS New York City, N. Y. Phi Sigma Kappa Tennis, I. JOHN MARION SWIHART Findlay, Ohio Sigma Na Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, JAMES H. TATE Brooks, Ga. Institute of Aeronautical Science. JAMES MERTON WEISS Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Tau Epfilon Phi I.A.S., 4, RiHe Team, 1. HENRY WHEELER WESTBROOK, JR. Atlanta, Ga. RYLE SISK STEPHENS TATE Ph, Kappa Tm wEsTaRooK JOHN VAN DYKE WILMERDING Plainfield, N. J. Sigma Alpha Eprilon Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, Vice President, 4, Yellow Jacket, 3, 45 Technique, 3, 4 Swimming Team, 3, 4. TERRELL HIGDAN YON, JR. College Park, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha GEORGE EDWARD YOUNG Atlanta, Ga, Tau Beta Pi, 43 Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 5, 4. YON SCOTT STAFFORD SWIHART WEISS WILMERDVING YOUNG l im J Y , . A jf! E yi V: x i' L4 '-:ff A' fi ,Ill ,' f' it O' ' at 'W ii VC L 20 MW W V l llllllllmm l' l lllllll I lll I' D li R A R I lvl t N I 'bear A1 ' X . The primary im of the School of Architecture is to provide a broad and thorough preparation for future architects through the course designated Architectural Design. Architectural En- gineering is offered as a second option for those who may wish to engage in the practice of architecture or allied fields as specialists in construction. With the advent of industry in the South, a need has been seen for a course in Industrial Design to give adequate prepa- ration, with a technological background, for men entering this new profession. While this course was inaugurated before the war, a full Offering of courses awaits a new building. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RlGHT: Harris, Edwards, Bush-Brown, Boguslavslry, Gailey .... SECOND ROW: Wilson, Alexander, Randall, Saporta, Smith .... THIRD ROW: Shipley, Pretz, Grady, Lin .... FOURTH ROW: Edwards, Heffernan. H. BUSH-BROWN HAROLD BUSH-BROWN, A.B., M.Arch. Director of School B. W. BOGUSLAVSKY, B.S., M.S., D.S. . JAMES HERBERT GAILEY, B.S., M.S. . PAUL MALCOLM HEEFERNAN. B.S., M.S., M.Arch. I. H. GRADY, B.Arch ....... I. E. SAPORTA, Diplom-lngenieut . . DAVID J. EDWARDS, B.A., B.Arch. . . IULIAN H. HARRIS, B.S ...... RICHARD WILSON, AA Diploma . . RALPH R. RANDALL, B.S., B.Arch. . VERNON H. SHIPLEY, B.S., B.Arch. . H. GRIFFITH EDWARDS, B.S. . . RUSSELL A. SMITH, B.S. . LEVY R. TINDAL, B.S. . Auocimre Arrociate Arrirtant Asrimzn: Arrirtfmz Proferror Profersor Pfoferror P1'ofe.r.r or Pro ferror Proferror Proferror Pro ferro r Proferror I nrtruczor I nrtructor Leclurer Lecturer Leda ref sv-nr-1-yy..-..,ev.-as-.a.,.F.,...,. llwlxkt r -': 'f + 1'- ' SENIOR CLASS WILLIAM HARRISON ALLEN Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Sigma tain, 4. KEITH HAMILTON ASI-IBY Hanson, Ky. Tau Beta Pi, 3, Secretary, 4, 5, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, 5, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Chi Epsilon, 3, Secretary, 4, 5, Architectural Society, 2, 3, Sec- retary, 4, 5. JAMES' EATON ASHLEY Stuart, Fla. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Treasurer, 3, 4, Architectural Society, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 4, Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4, Vice President Junior Class, 3, Band, 2, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., 3. Kappa Kappa Psi, 1, 2, Treasurer, 3, 4, Architectural Society, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, Cap- GIFFORD DONALD BOWERS Atlanta, Ga. LEROY D. BRADFORD Wichita, Kan. Architectural Society, 4. FREDERICK OCTAVUS BRANCH Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Sigma Clai WILLIAM H. BREEN, JR. Decatur, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega ROBERT CHARLES BROWARD Jacksonville, Fla. Delta Taa Delta Flying Club, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4, Air 19 f 7 e Q a 2, X Z ' X' sw lil Z, A -ji I X , N DANFORTH PARKER BEARSE Atlanta, Ga. JAMES ANDERSON BERG Macon, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epriloa VERAN OLIVER BLACKBURN Valdosta, Ga. Architectural Society, 4. EUGENE H. BOEKE, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Cloi Alpha Phi Omega, 2, Blue Print, 2, 3, 4, Yellow Jacket, 2, Track, 2. CHARLES WILLIAM BOROUGHS Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega Force Association, 3, Secretary, 4, Technique, l, 2, Baseball, 2. HARVEY CHESTER BROWN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alplaa Architectural Society, 3, 4, Wesley Founda- tion, 2, 3, President, 4. JAMES MILTON BUHLS Portsmouth, Va. FRANK J. BULL Chattanooga, Tenn. Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Vice President, 3, President, 4, ANAK, 4, 5, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, 5, Yellow Jacket Club, 2, Flying Club, 4, Archi- tectural Society, 3, 4, 5, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 3, Vice President, 4, President, 5, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, 5, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 5, Yellow Jacket, l, 2, Blue Print, l, 2. ALLEN AsHaY AsHLeY BEARSE BERG BLACKBURN 'notice sonouer-rs eowrrzs uRAoFoRo BREEN BROWARD BROWN BUHLS BULL BURDEN CHAPMAN COBB COUCH CUNNINGHAM, J. DEKLE CLASS OFi7'49 CARLSON CLARK COCHRANE CUNNINGHAM, C. DANIELSON DENNY ALPHONSO EVERETTE BURDEN, JR. Raleigh, N. C. Sigma N ii Phi Eta Sigma, lg Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, Archi- tectural Society, 4. JOHN EDWARD CARLSON Sarasota, Fla. Alpha Taii Omega Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, Vice President, 4, Band, 1, 2, Architectural Society, 4. GEORGE ALLAN CHAPMAN, JR. Coral Gables, Fla. Sigma Plai Eprilon Architectural Society, 4. JAMES CLARK Tupelo, Miss. JOHN EDWARD COBB Atlanta, Ga. Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., 4. JOHN ARTHUR COCHRANE Augusta, Ga. Della Tau Delta Scabbard and Blade, 4, Architectural Society 2, 3, 4, 5, Technique, 5, Blue Print, 4, Lieu- tenant Colonel, R.O.T.C., 4. NATHANIEL JACKSON COUCH Macon, Ga. Kappa Alpha CHARLES WILLIAM CUNNINGI-IAM Carrollton, Ga. JOHN HUNT CUNNINGHAM Atlanta, Ga. XVILLIAM DOUGLAS DANIELSON Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Architectural Society, 4. CLAYTON B. DEKLE Thomasville, Ga. DONALD W. DENNY, JRQ Atlanta, Ga. V Sigma Chi Technique, 2. Dau RY FERGUSON most FULMER GREMLI GUSTAV JAMES K. DRURY Atlanta, Ga, JAMES ERNEST FERGUSON Miami, Fla. JAMES P. FROST Lebanon, Tenn. WILLIAM OLIVER FULMER Columbia, S. C. HAROLD SYLVAN GOLDSTEIN Nashville, Tenn. Taa Eprilon Phi Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5. RUFUS RIHERD GREENE Sebring, Fla. ERWIN GREMLI, ll Sarasota, Fla. Architectural Society, 2, 3, 4, Band, 3, 4. FRED C. GUSTAV London, Ohio BOZKURT GUVENC Ankara, Turkey GUVENC HAMPTON MARK G. HAMPTON Tampa, Fla. Sigma Alpha Epriion Sigma Alpha Epsilon Vice President, 53 Phi Kappa Phi, 4, 5, President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, 5, Chi Epsilon, 4, 5, Architectural Society, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, President, 5. BEEMER CLIFFORD HARRELL Marshville, N. C. Phi Delia Theta Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, Architectural Society, 4, Technique, l, 2, Feature Editor, 35 Yellow Jacket, 2. FRED LAWTO'N HARRISON, JR. Aberdeen, Miss. Architectural Society, 3, 4. HAYDEN HALL HARRISS Jacksonville, Fla. WAYNE D. HEASLEY Orlando, Fla. Sigma Chi Architectural Society, 2, 3, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4g Student Council, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT GUSTAV HECHT Columbus, Ga. Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Eta Sigma, lg Architectural Society, 3, 4, Chi Epsilon, 3, 43 Tau Beta Pi, 4, International Relations Club, lg Freshman Y. M. C. A. Coun- cil, lg Honor Roll, 4. JACKSON RILEY I-IOLLIDAY Macon, Ga. Phi Delta Thela ANAK Secretary, 45 Architectural Society President, 4, Honor Roll, lg Swimming Team, 3g Whos Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities, 4. GOLDSTEIN GREENE HARRELL HARRISON HARRISS HEASLEY HECHT HOLLIDAY TOM GREEN, Cl'm.E. Omicron Delta Kappa, Secretary Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Student Council HORNYAK HU MPHREYS JACOBS JENKINS KEELIN KINGREY CLASS OFAII49 N: waltili' HOUSTOUN HUTCHINS JAUDON JOHNSON KING LAUGHLIN JOHN MICHAEL HORNYAK Atlanta, Ga. OGDEN KING 'HOUSTOUN, JR. Coral Gables, Fla. Sigma N u Sigma Nu President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Architectural Society, 5, 53 Honor Roll, I, 4, 5, Technique, 1, 25 Engi neer, 5. DANIEL OWINGS HUMPHREYS, JR. Paris, Tenn. CHESTER EATON HUTCHINS Savannah, Ga. NEWMAN A. JACOBS, JR. Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES WENDELL JAUDON q Savannah, Ga. Architectural Society, 3, 4, Geechee Club, 4 JOHN MARION JENKINS Macon, Ga. CHARLES LECROY JOHNSON Atlanta, Ga. JAMES MARION KEELIN Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alpha Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5. WILFRED THOMAS KING, JR. Memphis, Tenn. Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Treasurer, 4. SEWELL CARLO KINGREY Huntington, W. Va. T Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 5, 4. 1 JOSEPH HEATH LAUGHLIN, JR. Savannah, Ga. Architectural Society, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Om 53 2, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4g Band, 2 Geechee Club, 5, 4. SENIOR CLASS HENRY LYONS Clearwater, Fla. BEN DAVID LOEWINSOHN Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Eprilofz Pi JOHN A. MALONE Allen, Md. WILLIAM CHEAIRS MANN Marianna, Ark. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Secretary, 3, President, 3, 4, Chi Epsilon, 4, 5, Architectural Society, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, ANAK, 5, Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Yellow Jacket Club, 2, 35 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 1, Secretary, 2, Honor Roll, lg Yellow Jacket, 3. 4, Blue Print, l, 2, Technique, 1, 4, Cheerleader, 2, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 4. ALVIN MCCORKLE Charleston, W. Va. Chi Phi JAMES ALAN MCDONALD Jacksonville, Fla. ROBERT M. MCKENZIE Atlanta, Ga. PAUL G. MCKINLEY, JR. West Palm Beach, Fla. Kappa Alpha SAM I-IAYS MCLEAN Shelbyville, Tenn. WILLIAM HENRY MCTEER Yemassee, S. C. Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4. WESLEY URQUHART MORAN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Vice President, 4, Interfra- ternity Council, 3, 4. LUTHER SANFORD ORR, JR. Dalton, Ga. 1ZramaTech, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4, Technique, 3, . LYONS MALONE MCCORKLE MCKENZIE MCLEAN MORAN LOEWINSOHN MANN MCDONALD MCKINLEY MCTEER ORR GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY RN Q X I X JAMES WILLIAM PAGE x Q X Cordele, Ga. Kappa Alpha Nw X SQ HOOPER G. PATILLO f ' E 1 E Lithonia, Ga. ag ' 7 Tau Beta Pi, 5, 4, Phi Eta Sigma Vice Pres- . - ident, lg Baptist Student Union, 2, 3. llllllun lllllflllllllllfllllll1ug , . . DORT BARTLEY PAYNE X me Winston-Salem, N. C. 0 X Phi Delta Theta X . Phi Eta Sigma, lg Architectural Society Treasurer, 3, Secretary, 4, Vice President, 43 . Tau Beta Pi, 4, Honor' Roll, lg Phi Kappa Phi, 43 Phi Delta Theta, Vice President, 4. ELMER L. PERRY, JR. Augusta, Ga. GEORGE L. PHILLIPS, JR. Mobile, Ala. JAMES AVERY POLK Covington, Ga. ARTHUR PRINCE Mobile, Ala. Bulldog Club, 4, 5, Architectural Society 5, 4, 5. WILLIAM LEOPOLD PULGRAM Atlanta, Ga. Architectural Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4 Dramalech Vice President, 3, President, 4. GEORGE RATHER Athens, Tenn. FRANK R. RAUTON Greenwood, S. C. Kappa Alpha Technique, 3. AMOS MARTIN RAYFIELD, JR. Miami, Fla. LAMAR HUDSON ROBERTS Canton, Ga. Kappa Alpha MURPHEY POUND Columbus, Ga. Sigma Alpha Eprilon Architectural Society, 4. HUNTER PRICE, JR. Elberton, Ga. Kappa Alpha Architectural Society, 3, 4, Glee Club, 5. PAGE PATILLO PAYNE PERRY PHILLIPS POLK POUND' PRICE RATHER RAUTON RAYFIELD ROBERTS ARTHUR LOUIS ROGERS, JR. Columbus, Ga. JOHN WILLIAM SANDEFORD Midville, Ga. Sigma Chl Architectural Society, 4. PRINCE PULGRAM ROGERS SANDEFORD SATTERWHITE SMITH, H. SPANGLER SUMMER JAMES NELSON SATTERWHITE Henderson, N. C. HENRY LEON SMITH, JR. Chattanooga, Tenn. JOSEPH EARL SMITH Dallas, Texas JOSEPH NEWTON SMITH, III Tampa, Fla. Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, 5, Tau Beta Pi, 4, 5, Phi Kappa Phi, 5, Architectural Society, 2, 3, 4, 5. RANDOLPH SMITH, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epfilovz VICTOR SMOLEN Augusta, Ga. Tau Epsilon Phi Architectural Society, 4. SMITH, J. E. SMITH, J. N. SMITH R. SMOLEN THOMPSON TIPPETT TOMBERLIN TOMLINSON DICK B. SPANGLER Griffin, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha JOHN HENRY SUMMER Atlanta, Ga. Architectural Society, 4, 5. ROMULUS HILLARD THOMPSON De Funiak Springs, Fla. Alpha Tau Omega ,II 5 X7 2 f I4 Z 4 IQ ROBERT BALDWIN TIPPETT 5 Havana, Cuba X X Kappa Alpha X f A h'tect ral Society, 2, 5, 4, 5g Student f Couiiiiili lgllfice President Sophomore Class, 2. .u 7 l L -- M3 A 9 , WILBER TOMBERLIN ,if if Atlanta, Ga. Z , X It Architectural Society, 3, 4, Air Force Asso- ciation, 2, 3. DEXWITT F. TOMLINSON Fort Worth, Tex. UNKEFER VAUGHN WEST, R. WEST. W- J l l r -l p,,.- ISWW T E' J HOWARD JOHNSTON, C.E. Ecliior The Technique, President Delta Tau Delta, Vice President Pi Delta Epsilon WALD WARD WILLS WINDSOR EARL CLEMENT UNKEFER Lake Worth, Fla. WILTON WELLS VAUGHN Birmingham, Ala. Tau Beta Pi, 5, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Archi- tectural Society, 2, 5, Treasurer, 4. CHARLES B. WALD Freeport, N. Y. ERNEST P. WARD Springfield, Mo. JOHN WESLEY WEEMS, IR. Mericlian, Miss. Tau Beta Pi, 45 Architectural Society, 4. ELMER JAY WELLS, JR. West Palm Beach, Fla. VJEEMS WELLS ZITOMER ROY LEON WEST Atlanta, Ga. Architectural Society, 4. WALTER HOWARD WEST Atlanta, Ga. Architectural Society, 4. WILLIAM RIDLEY WILLS Daytona' Beach, Fla. PHILIP BENNETT WINDSOR St. Simons Island, Ga. I.S.O., 4. GEORGE ZITOMER Philadelphia, Penn. lST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerger, Navarre, Mitchell .... SECOND ROW: Wysong, Hansard. 8l 6'LWLLC.'5 DEPARTMENT the of Ceramic Engineering was organized Prior to this time the ceramic and mineral had 1 to such a degree that a department South was considered necessary. There need for a laboratory to which the industries could turn for advice and for aid in the solution of their problems. And so a number of industrial leaders considered the matter and finally decided that, due to its location and prominence in engineering education, the Georgia Institute of Technology was a logical place in which to establish a department. The course of instruction covers a period of four years and leads to the degree of Bachelor of Ceramic Engineering. It is so arranged that upon graduation a student has the founda- tion that should enable him to succeed in production, research, administration and sales of any of the ceramic industries. L. MITCHELL LANE MITCHELL, Ph.D ....... . Pmferror Director of School ALFRED T. NAVARRE, A.B., M.A. . . Armriaze Proferro-f W, CAREY HANSARD, B.S. . . Arrimmt Proferror CHARLES F. WYSONG, B.S. . . Arrirtanz Proferror pg , Tm, CLASS OFf'49 HIRCHALL JOHN HENRY B1RcHALL Plymouth, Mich. JERGER American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH JERGER, JR. East Point, Ga. ROBERT THOMAS LOWRANCE Macon, Ga. W NCE LO RA Pi Kappa Phi Air Force Association Vice-Commander, 3, MCFARLAND Commander, 4, American Ceramic Society Treasurer, 3, President, 4. D. H. MCFARLAND, JR. Kingsville, Texas Kappa Sigma American Ceramic Society President, 4. MOORE CHARLES WILLIAM MOORE Savannah, Ga. American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4. PALMOUR HAYNE PALMOUR, III Gainesville, Ga. Chi Phi American Ceramic Society Secretary, 3, 4. I .asf J O, , MILTON FIVEL, E.E. ' Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Vice President Eta Kappa Nu, Assistant Editor Blue Print ' 6AemicoL f.. I i VI O 0 lfL?LlfL88lf'LlfL? M D E P A R T Nl E N 'WH R Qmnuunnnuun' - I 1:1if5S5I .f:Q.5:QQf' . ,. 'li' A .,.,. The first degree in Chemical Engineering was awarded in 1903. Since then over eight hundred more have been con- ferred. On the graduate level courses are offered leading to the degrees of Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. The School of Chemical Engineering provides excellent training for the five hundred undergraduates in that field and offers many courses required by the curricula of other schools. The need of industry for trained men in this field will always be great and Georgia Tech graduates will continue in key po- sitions in this highly technical phase of production. The suc- cess of these graduates in their profession attests the high standards of the School Of Chemical Engineering. T FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DaIIaVaIIe, Ziegler, Weber, Raude- baugh, Bellinger ,... SECOND ROW: Miller, Kissin, Newton, Grubb, Lewis, Sugarman. PAUL WEBER, A.B., M.S., Ph.D ...... Professor Director of School FRED BELLINGER, B.S., M.S., D.Eng ..... Professor WILLIAM MEESE NEWTON, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . Professor ROBERT. J. RAUDEBAUGH, B.S., Ph.D ..... Professor WALDEMAR T. ZIEGLER, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . Professor JOSEPH M. DALLAVALLE, B.S., M.S., Sc.D. Associate Professor GERALD H. KISSIN, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . Associate Professor H. CLAY LEWIS, A.B., M.S., Sc.D. . . Associate Professor HOMER V. GRUBB, B.S., MS .... Assistant Professor ROBERT NATHAN MILLER, B. CH.E., M.S., PHD. Assismrzt Professor NATHAN SUGARMAN, B.S., M.S., PH.D. . Assistant Professor - P. WEBER Eiga.. ..- e-'1-far .A ff :Ka f v Y - --rdf ,gm GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TOM MORE ARNOLD, JR. Kennesaw, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon I-IOMER CLAYTON BARNES, JR. Terrell, Texas Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Secretary, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 5, 4. X X ' PHILIP EARL BORGER Q X Columbus, Ga. X X K Sigma Phi Eprilon Q X Tau Beta Pi, 4, Alpha chi sigma, 5, Re- xx porter, 4, Honor Roll, 4, American Institute of is X XX Chemical Engineers, 4. 7 ?T . 2 , luunuu -1 A ' NORMAN DONALDSON BRIGGS uufrn,,,' Chaffee, Mo. EX f lduuaulqu - K RUFUS CARL BROCK Marietta, Ga. GILBERT LUCK CAMPBELL Greenville, S. C. Beta Theta Pi American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. CHARLES THOMAS CARGILL Hattiesburg, Miss. FRANKLIN S. CHALMERS, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alpha American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. JOEL FRANK CHEELY Lakeland, Fla. Lambda Cloi Abpba Lambda Chi Alpha Secretary, 5, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 45 Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, President, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4. IRVIN MEYER CITRON Atlanta, Ga. THOMAS W. CONNOLLY Marietta, Ga. Chi Phi DEAN ALAN COOPER New Rochelle, N. Y. Wesley Foundation, 2, 5, Treasurer, 4, Amer- ican Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4. ARNOLD BARNES BORGER BRIGGS BROCK CAMPBELL CARGILL CHALMERS CHEELY clTRoN coNNoLLY COOPER SENIOR CLASS JOHN MCDONALD CULGAN Pittsburg, Penn. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma Treasurer, 5, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4, Honor Roll, 4. LEONARD JOSEPH DANIELS, JR. Shreveport, La. Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta President, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, M. L. Brittain Debating Society Vice President, 3, President, 4, A.I.Ch.E., 4, Technique. 3: Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities, 4. HENDRIX AVERA DAWSON, JR. Jackson, Miss. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4, Camera Club, 3, 4, Blue Print, 4. WILLIAM GORDON DENNING Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, American Institute of Chem- ical Engineers Vice President, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 4. WALTER DENNIS Norfolk, Va. , LEROY DOWNS, JR. Old Hickory, Tenn. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. EMORY PAUL ESTEP Roda, Va. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. GLENN ALFORD FEAGIN Americus, Ga. Alpha Phi Omega, 3, Vice President, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. CHARLES S. PELNER Millersburg, Ky. Lamhzia Chi Alpha . Lambda Chi Alpha Secretary. 2, Vice Pres- ident, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4, Alumni Sec- retary, 3, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4, A.I.Ch.E., 3, 4, Captain, R.O.T.C. 4, Enginee, 5, Managing Editor, 4, Technique, 2. JAMES HERBERT FISHER Atlanta, Ga. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa Secretary, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2, 5, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, Engineer, 3, 4. LEON JACKSON GARNER Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of, Chemical Engineers, 4. IVLENDEL T. GORDON Atlanta, Ga. CULGAN DAWSON DENNIS ESTEP FELNER GARNER D-ANIELS DENNING DOWNS FEAGIN FISHER GORDON GRAY HALLMAN HEN DRY HON EYCUTT JOHNSON, w. KOCAY CLASS GREEN HANNA HIETT JOHNSON, C, KAUFMAN KYLE OFi'49 STANLEY HARRIS GRAY Tallahassee, Fla. Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, Secretary, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. THOMAS HARRISON GREEN, JR. Waco, Texas Sigma Chi Alpha Chi Sigma Secretary, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4g Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, A.I.Ch.E., 4, Yellow Jacket, 3g Technique, 2, 35 Golf Team, 1, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant, N.R.O.T.C., 4, Student Council, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4. NEWT MORRIS HALLMAN Atlanta, Ga. Delta Tau Delta Glee Club, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Yellow Jacket, 3, Feature Editor, 4, Lieu- tenant, R.O.T.C., 43 Alpha Chi Sigma, 4. AUBREY LAMAR HANNA Quincy, Fla. Phi Eta Sigma, lg Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. ALFRED LAWRENCE HENDRY Tampa, Fla. Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Treasurer, 3, President, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. LOUIS ALDEN HIETT Memphis, Tenn. Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon Vice President, 33 Phi Eta Sigma, lg Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. ERNEST BRADY HONEYCUTT, JR. Rock Hill, S. C. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 3. CHARLES GAY JOHNSON Cleveland, Ga. .WILLIAM NELSON JOHNSON Nashville, Tenn. Sigma Chi Phi Eta Sigma, lg Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 43 Alpha Phi Omega, l, 2, Secretary, 35 Glee Club, l, Sec- retary, 2, Business Manager, 3, 4. HOMER EUGENE KAUFMAN Marietta, Ga. ALPHONSE STANLEY KOCAY Atlanta, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha ROBERT JOSEPH KYLE St. Petersburg, Fla. Sigma Chi Scabbardand Blade, 3, 43 A.I.Ch.E., 3, 4, Navy Rifle Team, 3, 43 Glee Club, 3. LACKEY LaROCHE LOWREY, H. MAU RER MACK EDGAR LACKEY Greensboro, N. C. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIAM WALTER LAROCHE, JR. Savannah, Ga. Alpha Chi Sigma Vice President, 3, Pres- ident, 4, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 1, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Wesley Foundation, 1, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, International Relations Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, A.I.Ch.E., 3, 4, Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4, DramaTech, 2, Engineer, 1, 2, Student Council, 3, Member Trial Board, 4, Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES VEAZEY LECRAW Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, Amer- ican Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, Pres- ident, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. HERNDON BRIGGS LEHR Valdosta, Ga. Sigma Chi KENDRICK WESLEY LENTZ Denver, Colo. Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. EDWIN JOSEPH LOWREY Hattiesburg, Miss. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. HUGH WINTERS LOWREY Hattiesburg, Miss. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. LeCRAW LEHR McNALLY MEEK LEON H. MAURER Miami Beach, Fla. Alpha Epsilon Pi Camera Club, 2, Blue Print, 2, Yellow Jacket, 2, Art Editor, 3, 4. EUGENE MCNALLY Lathan, N. Y. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Eta Sigma. 1, Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, A.-I.Ch.E., 3, 4, Winner Phi Eta Sigma Scholarship Cup, 1, Winner A.I.ClZE. National Award, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, . RICHARD LEE MEEK Atlanta, Ga. Beta Theta Pi American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 4, Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, Band, 3, 4. LEON H. MEYER Navasota, Texas Phi Eta Sigma, 1, A.I.Ch.E., 3, Secretary, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma junior Award, 3, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4. RICHARD KAY MILLER Decatur, Ga. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. OTTO MARUCCI MORRIS, JR. Sea Girt, N. J. Sigma Chi Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, A.I.Ch.E., 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, Student Council, 4, Glee Club, 2, 33 Honor Roll, 4, Technique, 3, Yellow jacket, 3, 4, Lieutenant Commander, N.R.O.T.C., 4. ROBERT KENDALL MORROW Nashville, Tenn. Delta Tau Delta Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 49 Glffe Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 2, 4, American Institute of Chem- ical Engineers, 3, 4. LENTZ LOWREY, E. MEYER MILLER MORRIS MORROW HARRY HOLLOMON, I. E. Editor Yellow Jacket, Secretary Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Bulldog Club ua E9 IWJUO OWmX molff Z754O momz are U G7 QI 'U 2220 -1'Z 55,20 Yzg KSN WW 0- 1 ZZ 47 . .Z S X x W x N E x ll . Og . Q x 1 5 hw t W X 1 X .-- ' I X W xg ,X iytf is X Z PRICE PROSSER RHYNE ROCKWELL JOSEPH ALLEN OXFORD Monticello, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, Ig Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, Treasurer, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. LEWIS RICHARD PONDER Fairmont, W. Va. ERNEST EUGENE PRICE, JR. Canton, Ga. Sigma Alpha Eptilon American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 5. 4. ROBERT DALE PROSSER Glendale, Ariz. DAVID THOMAS QUINN York, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Phi Eta Sigma, I, Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 43 Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. CLIFFORD NWALKER RACKLEY Tifton, Ga. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. CLYDE AUSTIN REAVES, JR. Gadsden, Ala. JOHN SEVIER REIMER Decatur, Ga. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. QUINN RACKLEY SAUL SAUNDERSON JOHN BERTRAM RHYNE Panama City, Fla. American Institute of Chemical Engineers 3, 4- FRANK E. ROCKWELL, JR. Atlanta, Ga. JOHN WILLIAM SAUL Charleston, S. C. American Institute of Chemical Engineers 3, 45 Band, 1. W. EDGAR SAUNDERSON, JR. Fitzgerald, Ga. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. ALEXANDER ALAN SCARBOROUGH Atlanta, Ga. FRANK SCHAY, JR. Little Rock, Ark. Phi Eta Sigma, Ig Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 5, 4. JULIAN HARRY SCHOENBERG Beaufort, S. C. Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi Vice President, 3, Pres- ident, 4, Bulldog Club, 5, 4g Interfraternity Council, 2, 5, 4, American Institute of Chem- ical Engineers, 5, 4. ,BISHOP ,FRANK SMITH J Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Eprilmz SPACH STAN LEY TAYLOR TOOKE JULE CHRISTIAN SPACH Winston-Salem, N. C. Phi Delta Theta Phi Eta Sigma, lg Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4, Wesley Foundation, 2, 5, 4, Blue Print, 5, 4. LEE NELSON STANLEY Aruba, Netherlands West Indies FRED J. STEVENS, JR. Atlanta, Ga. FREDERICK ERNEST STUART, JR. Baltimore, Md. Sigma -Alpha Epiilovi American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4, Engineer, 2, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., 4. NELSON A. STUMPE, JR. Sanford, Fla. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 5, 4. ALEXANDER GEORGE TAMPA Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 5, 4. PAUL TAYLOR Huntsville, Ala. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Phi Eh Sigma, lg A.I.Ch.E., 5, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Engineer, 4. WILLIAM RAYMOND TOOKE, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epxilon American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. STEVEN'S STUART TRUSCOTT VOYLES THOMAS BLAIR TRUSCOTT Atlanta, Ga. Phi Kappa Taz: American Institute of Chemical Engineers Treasurer, 5. DONALD EARLEY VOYLES Lakeland, Fla. Phi Kappa Tau Baptist Student Union, I, 2, 5, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 5, 4g Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4. ARTIE RANSOM WARD Atlanta, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, I, Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, American Institute of Chem- ical Engineers, 5, 4. WILLIAM CLARK WARLICK Statesville, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Eta Sigma, Ig Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, American Institute of Chem- ical Engineers, 5, 4. HOMER WATKINS, JR. Cedartown, Ga. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. ARCHIE MONROE WILKINS Hattiesburg, Miss. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 5, 4, Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4. CARL SAMPY WILLIAMS Georgetown, S. C. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Alpha Chi Sigma, 5, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. WILLIAINII F. WISE Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. V-yds 'fx .-w,. 1-yy., - .:: .P I A X 7 i::.1g-:.4,- .. rr.- . 5.5 ' ' -AF' -.5'r. STUMPE TAMPA WARD WARLICK WATKINS WILKINS WILLIAMS WISE 1 it 7' 'NL 0 ,, ew fiia 1- Iv. 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'gf1ik1: f3'L ' ff' '-g.5fi,, ,U-f' i 'fr' V X, x 1 .I 'I if ft' QX Q1 2 'LF t 44 z 46 -, f ' lx J gl' QWLL6 fy A J X, -F In 11 K :ll A f' f ff' T' KI ,Il J' Sa I ,ww 2 x It ff ,DEPARTMENT K Q The Sd ,ool-goin! in istry at Georgia Tech instructs all freshmen ' 1 in the by ,ic 'E M eral chemistry and in addition serves several ' XE Schools offering more advanced courses and labora- Q OLIISCS of study. 'sci ool offers a curriculum leading to the Bachelor of Science in 'WU fs . . Q-e'Chemistry and graduate courses leading to the Master of Science at fl degree. It is on the accredited list of the American Chemical Society, and many of its graduates have continued in graduate work and now hold the Ph.D. degree. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Taylor, Goodrum, Daniel, Wells, Lam- P. K. CALAWAY PAUL K. CALAWAY, B.A., M.S., Ph,D. . Director of School JOHN LAURENCE DANIEL, A.B., M.A. WILLIAM MONROE SPICER, B.S., Ph.D. WILLIAM SIMPSON TAYLOR, A.B., Ph.D. WYATI CARR WHITLEY, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . BEN JAMIN BLACKISTON WROTH, A.B., Ph.D. . I . Professor Professor Profesror Profexsor Profenor Profefxor HENRY LEITNER EDWARDS, BS., M.S., Ph.D. ROBERT S. INGOLS, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . Axxociate Profermf Axrociate Professor CORNELIUS AUGUSTUS WELLS, B.S., M.S., M.A. WALTER HERBERT BURROWS, A.B., M.S. WILLIAM H. EBERHARDT, A.B., Ph.D. . JAMES KELLY GLADDEN, B.S., M.S. . CLYDE A. GOODRUM, B.S., M.S. . . ERLING GROVENSTEIN, B.S., Ph.D. . NORMAN H. HORTON, B.S., M.S. . . FRANK A. KOPF, A.B., M.A. . . . JAMES T. W. Ross, B.S,, M.S. . . . JAMES A. STANFIELD, B.S., M.S., ,Ph.D. ALLAN C. TOPP, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . FRANK E. LAMBERT, JR., B.S., M.S. . Arrociate Professor Assirtant Proferfor Axriftmt Profefror Arristant Profeuof Arriftanz Professor Afrirzant Profexror Afriytant Proferxor Arrirtant Pfofersor Assistant Profenor Axrirzmz Proferror 1'1i'Ji.rlanr Profexror . . . Instructor ber? .... SECOND ROW: Spicer, Gladden, Calaway, Stanfield, Burrows. . . . THIRD ROW: Goldstein, Kopf, Eberhardf, Edwards. . . . FOURTH ROW: Ross, Topp. -A-- Y-Y A 4- -.6-L.--.,L....-..e.4--....-.-:EELLS .Le.,,.c.-,.,,, . L . .. iv- I ANDERSON ATHEY GLANKER JOHNSON GERALD ERNEST ANDERSON Avondale Estates, Ga. Kappa Kappa Psi, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. BRYAN CARASIK KRUGER EGUE5 WILLIAM STEWART JOHNSON Davenport, Iowa Theta Chi ROBERT J. ATHEY Alexandria, Va. Theta Chi Theta Chi Treasurer, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1 Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CLAUDE BRYAN, JR. Tampa, Fla. Delta Tau Delta Bulldog Club, 3, 4. WILLIAM CARASIK Jacksonville, Fla. Tau Epsilon Phi Tau Epsilon Phi Vice President, 3, President, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Drama- Tech 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4, Technique, 1, 3, Honor Roll, 4, Student Council, 4, Cap tain, R.O.T.C., 4, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Omi- cron Delta Kappa, 4. HOWARD LONG DURHAM, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4. FRED WILLIAM GAHR Orlando, Fla. Sigma Chi CHARLES WILLIAIVI GLANKER Memphis, Tenn. x JEROME KRUGER Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi Treasurer, 3, Interfrater- nity Council, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma President, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 4, I.Z.F.A.. Treasurer, 4. IRA PEGUES, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Lamhda Chi Alpha PETER BURUM SHERRY Savannah, Ga. Chi Phi JOHN EDWARD SINGLEY, JR. Vero Beach, Fla. Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, DrarnaTech, 2, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 4, I.S.O., 4. CHARLES DONALD SPIELBERGER Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Epriloii Pi Bulldog Club, 4, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Vice President, 3, President, 4. GERALD ALAN ZELL Brunswick, Ga. DURHAM GAHR SHERRY SINGLEY SPIELBERGER ZELL RUSTY WATSON, l.M. Treasurer ANAK, President Bulldog Club, Managing Editor Blue Print, President Alpha Tau Omega ngineering D E P A R T MEN T is the oldest of the engineering profes- engineer works in the broad fields of sur- mapping, sanitation, transportation, hydraulics, mining, irrigation and reclamation. civil engineer who designs and builds highways, T. H. EVANS THOMAS H, EVANS, B.S., M.S. . Director of School JACK M. SMITH, B.S., M.S. . . RALPH P. BLACK, B.S., M.S. . WILFRED M. HONOUR, B.S., M.S. . . CARL E. KINDSVATER, B.S., M.S. JAMES H. LUCAS, B.S., M.S. . . LLOYD C. MACMURRAY, B.S., M.S. GEORGE W. REID, B.S., M.S. . GEORGE F. SOWERS, B.S., M.S. . RAY K. CHALFANT, B.S., M.S. . Associate Arrociale Arrocialfe Arsociate Arrociate Arrociazte Arrirnznt P1'ofe.rro1' Pro ferr or Professor Pro feuor P1'ofe.f.ro1' Pfoferxo 1' Professor Proferror P1'ofe.fJo1' I7Z.Yf1'Z4CfO7 railways, airports, structures of all types and sizes, dams, sew- erage and water supply systems, harbors, bridges, docks, tun- nels, aqueducts, reclamation systems for swamps and waste- lands, river system developments, and irrigation projects. The School of Civil Engineering supplements the classroom work with training in four laboratories. These are in soil mechanics, hydraulics, highway and concrete materials, and sanitary. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sowers, Honour, Smith, Evans, Mac- X Murray, Kindsvafer .... SECOND ROW: Lucas, Black, Reid, Chalfant. 'L' ' - --J-111- ':2 K F :..e,,,e-.,,, AMMONS BALDWIN BRITTINGHAM BROWNING EDGAR EARL AMMONS Lumpkin, Ga. JAMES EDWIN BALDWIN ' Naylor, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 5, 4, Co-op Club, 3, 4. EDGAR GRATTON BAUGH Roanoke, Va. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Chi Epsilon, 4, Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 45 Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, Vice President, 45 Band, 3, 45 Honor Roll, 4, Engineer, 3, Editor, 4g Publications Board, 4. LUTHER ALTON BEALE Atlanta, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4g American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIAM ADDISON BENTON, III Jacksonville, Fla. WILLIAM ROBERT BRACEY DeLand, Fla. Chi Epsilon, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 5, 4. BAUGH BEALE BUCHANAN BURT THOMAS WILLIAM BRITTINGI-IAM Augusta, Ga. Phi Kappa Sigma LOUIS AVON BROWNING St. Simon's Island, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. GEORGE L. BUCHANAN Estatoe, N. C. American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. RALPH ABSALOM BURT Atlanta, Ga. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CAFFEY Atlanta, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3. ROBERT WILLIAMS CANNON Jonesboro, Ark. 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FRANK CARTMEL, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. f Z2 ZZ, QW N WNW II Qui It -A x v A X, ij SIB ,Z x x JAMES EARL CHAPMAN Macon, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon American Society of Civil Engineers, man Club, 3, 4. 7 Q Ya e,,.I R I JOHN THOMAS CLIFTON Savannah, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 4, American Society Engineers, 4. Z JAMES W. CONNER Atlanta, Ga. LOUIS HILLMAN COOK Jacksonville, Fla. Phi Kappa Tau Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Chi Epsilon, 4, New- of Civil 4. SIMEON BLACKWELL COX Atlanta, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. J JOHN THOMAS CREIGHTON Mullins, S. C. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Chi Epsilon, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, Engineer, 4, ROBERT LATHAN CRISP, JR. Conyers, Ga. Co-op Club, 2, 3, President, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. LAWRENCE BATES CROOKS Atlanta, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3. HENRY E. DAMON, JR. Meridian, Miss. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tau Beta Pi Corresponding Secretary, 4, Chi Epsilon, 3, Vice President, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4, International Relations Club, 3, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, Student Council Vice President, 4, Technique, 3, Blue Print, 2, 3, Trial Board, 4. JAIVIES OLIN DENHAM Sycamore, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. 53 I Q 4 L A CARTER CARTMJEL CHAPMAN CLIFTON CONNER COOK COX CREIGHTON CRISP CROOKS DAMON DENHAM SENIOR CLASS EMIL JOEL DOCEKAL Wahoo, Neb. N Briaerean Society, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, Co-op Club, 3, 4, A.S.C.E., 3, 4, Student Council, 4. CHARLES WESLEY DYER, JR. Macon, Ga. PHILIP IRWIN EMMER Miami Beach, Fla. Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, A.S.C.E., 2, 3, 4, Debating Society, 1, Hillel, 4, Technique, 1, 2, Blue Print, 1, 2. ALAN GENE FELLER Port Washington, N. Y. Phi Kappa Sigma Band, 3, 4. ALEXANDER LAWRENCE GLISSON, JR. l Columbus, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 4. WILLIAM HOPSON GOODLOE, JR. Neptune Beach, Fla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ' Chi Epsilon, 3, Treasurer, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. MARTIN BLOCK GOODMAN Miami Beach, Fla. Phi Epxilon Pi Phi Epsilon Pi Secretary, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, A.S.C.E,, 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 1, 2, Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2, Hillel, 3, Secretary, 4, Technique, 1, 2, 3, Business Man- ager, 4, Blue Print, 1, 2, Swimming Team, 1, Student Council, 4. RANDOLPH GOULDING Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi CARL WILLIAM GRAEFE Atlanta, Ga. Lamhila Chi Alpha American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. RALPH THOMPSON GROSS Avondale Estates, Ga. ROBERT PHILIP GROSS Avondale Estates, Ga. HAROLD M. GRUMANN Atlanta, Ga. Scabbard and Blade, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. DOCEKAL EMMER GLISSON GOODMAN GRAEFE GROSS, R. P, DYER FELLER GOODLOE GOU LDI NG GROSS, R. T. GRUMANN I fri' HARRELL HARRIS IRWIN IVEY JORDAN JUREIT KARY KEISTER if Q X P ' M' VII ,, fn.a-s srg JI j ,M I-IAUSER HILLIS JAMES JOHNSON JOHN B. HARRELL, JR. Augusta, Ga. ROBERT EDWARD HARRIS Fort Payne, Ala. ROBERT NATHANIEL HAUSER, JR. Greensboro, N. C. Sigma Alpha Eprilofz LEWIS ROY HILLIS Girard, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Technique, 1, 2, Blue Print, 2, Yellow Jacket, 4. HOWARD RICHARD HOLLEY, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. JAMES ROBERT HUFF Yonkers, N. Y. Tau Kappa Eprilon Phi Eta Sigma Secretary, lg Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, 3, 4, Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 1, Historian, 2, Treasurer, 3, Secretary, 43 Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 23 A.S.C.E., 3, 4, Cross Country, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM YATES IRWIN Westminster, Md. Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, N.R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, lg Track, 1, Cross Country, 1. JAMES RAWLS IVEY, JR. Milner, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha Co-op Club, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 4, Chi Epsilon, 4. HOLI EY HUFF JOHNSTON JONES JOHN EARL JAMES Alexandria, La. Kappa Alpha WILLARD THOMAS JOHNSON Decatur, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. HOWARD C. JOHNSTON Atlanta, Ga. Delta Tau Delta Delta Tau Delta Corresponding Secretary, 2, Secretary. 3, President, 43 Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Vice President, 33 Air Force Association, 3, 4, Charter Secretary. 3: A.S.C.E,. 4: Technique, 1, 2, News Editor, 3, Associate Editor, 4, Man- aging Editor, 4, Editor, 4, Blue Print, 2, Pub- lications Board, 3, 4g Student Council, 4. RAYMOND ALLEN JONES, JR. Panama City, Fla. Sigma Chi American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS BRYAN JORDAN, JR. Jackson, Tenn. American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. JOHN CALVIN JUREIT Miami, Fla. Chi Epsilon Secretary, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIANI WALLACE KARY Tallahassee, Fla. Sigma Phi Epsilon I Sigma Phi 'Epsilon President, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engi- neers, 3, 4. ' 'HALEY W. KEISTER ' Dalton, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. KENT KILLEBREW LEE LOWE ELWOOD CAMPBELL KENT Memphis, Tenn. HORACE G. KILLEBREW, JR. Damascus, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 3, 4. THOMAS MONROE KING Memphis, Tenn. Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, Gym Team, 3, 4. LEO HENRY KLOSTERMAN, JR. Tampa, Fla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Lieutenant, N.R.O.T.C., 3g Basketball, 1. WILLIAM JENNINGS LANE, JR. Decatur, Ala. DONALD GOLD LATTIMORE Charlotte, N. C. FRANCIS EUGENE LEE, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon CORTLAND RICE LOWE Albany, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. KING KLOSTERMAN LU BY MARABLE RAYMOND EDWARD LUBY Burbank, Cal. Cloi Pri Chi Psi Secretary, 2, Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Camera Club, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. JAMES ROSE MARABLE, JR. Atlanta, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, The American Le- gion, 1, Vice Commander, 2, Commander, 3. THOMAS JOSEPH MASLEY New Kensington, Penn. Delta Taa Delta Newman Club, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. WALLACE FRANKLIN MATTHEWS, JR. Tifton, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HARVEY MERRIAM, JR. Marietta, Ga. JOHN SMITH MILLER Birmingham, Ala. American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. CHARLES LEE MILLS Atlanta, Ga. JOHN VAN HORNE MINER, JR. Daytona Beach, Fla. Pbi Kappa Sigma LANE LATTIMORE MASLEY MATTHEWS MERRIAM MILLER MILLS MINER X .XXQ cxbx . XTX, .Q NX . X - X X X XX X h XX Q TQ s N x is X X fill k - X .xh NN X XX XI QQ 7' XM A ummm., Cf I a t ' -K :mn I , K If D If X X' .K . N .K g I JACK TODD, T.E. President Student Council, Vice President Omicron Delia Kappa, President Sigma Chi, ANAK CLASS OF '49 ALBERT SIDNEY MOSELY DuPont, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CANTRILL NISBET Madisonville, Ky. JOHN EUSTACE O'KEEFFE, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Phi Della Theta Chi Epsilon, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, Vice President, 4. CHARLES JAMES O'REAR Warren, Ark. Sigma Chi Phi Eta Sigma President, 1, Chi Epsilon Vice President, 3, President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 43 Captain, 35 A.S.C.E., 3, 43 Baptist Student Union, 2, Kappa Kappa Psi Key Award, 4. HENRY PARKER PARRISH East Point, Ga. Chi Eprilon THOMAS EDWARD PERRIN V Clarkston, Ga. Chi Epsilon, 4, Flying Club, 3, 45 American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. WENDELL LONG POWER Monroe, Ga. THOMAS A. RIDDLE Atlanta, Ga. JOE DYER ROBERTSON Dalton, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha RALPH GEORGE ROBINSON Louisville, Miss. JULIAN E. ROSS, JR. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Sigma Chi American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. ELBERT MARION RUCKER Elberton, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MAHLON RUSSELL Macon, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega Freshman Track Team, l. ROBERT FRANKLIN SMITH Villa Rica, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. JACK EASTBURN SPANGLER Atlanta, Ga. GEORGE HARTMAN SPARKS East Point, Ga. MOSELY NISBET O'KEEFFE O'REAR PARRISH PERRIN POWER RIDDIJE ROBERTSON ROBINSON R055 RUCKER RUSSELL SMITH SPANGLER SPARKS I SENIOR WILLIAM DAVID SPROESSER Atlanta, Ga. American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. FRANK STEWART St. Louis, Mo. Phi Kappa Phi, 4,'Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, President, 4. GERALD L. STRUG Bogalusa, La. Taa Epiilon Phi American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. HIRAM LOWRY TRIBBLE Jacksonville, Fla. Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi Secretary, 3, American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. BERTRAM SAUL WARSHAW Miami, Fla. American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 45 International Rela- tions Club, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team, 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK EDGAR WASHBURN Miami, Okla. Sigma Phi Epxilon Sigma Phi Epsilon President, 3, Vice Pres- ident, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, Treasurer, 3, 4, Technique, 2, 3. GEORGE PREDERICKS WEBB, JR. Lake Charles, La. Newman Club, lg Flying Club, 3, Vice Pres- ildznt, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, . MYRON WEINTRAUB Brooklyn, N. Y. Alpha Epfilon Pi American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. ROBERT CRAWLEY WEST Keyesville, Mo, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. WESLEY BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Conyers, Ga. Phi Kappa Sigma Q Phi Kappa Sigma Vice President, 3, Pres- ident, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, Secretary, 4. CARL JOHNSTON WINSTEAD Jackson, Miss. American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. JOHN JAMES WISE North Augusta, S. C. Phi Kappa Taa Phi Kappa Tau Vice President, 3, President, 4, Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, American Society of Civil lgniineers, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, CLASS SPROESSER STRUG WARSHAW WEBB WEST WINSTEADI STEWART TRIBBLE WASH BURN WEINTRAUB WILLIAMS WISE 4 -74 2 1 L if i -gf S ,f ?i li,-if-gf TTR-:Zi 2?--ff , '-'-TL it WO, Li.:-E ' i2t , i'i: J ' ' T' we-,..1L if 'WWW ggi' 'Ea'-iff? D ,,-.Eff riff, 'I T ' ' E 41: fs2.':f,f IE x . , Ls -1 ,Z D,,,..-- f., A --:gm :: I fer 35554 5 , :,, ngineering Igmiillll DEPARTMENT LUG The curriculum of the School of Electrical Engineering is planned to give a comprehensive training in the fundamental sciences. It provides for adequate training in the scientific and applied aspects of important branches of engineering other than electrical. The electrical power engineering option has to do with the thero- retical and practical phases of power generation, distribution and utili- zation. It deals with the principles of alternators, transformers, motors, converters and the transmission and distribution of electric power. Students desiring to specialize in radio, electronics and telephony may choose the communications and electronics option. This option offers theory and laboratory courses in radio, electronics, telephony, wave filters, transmission lines, antennas and radiation. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Honnell, Fielder, Savant, Hagedorn, McKinley .... SECOND ROW: Perkins, Fraser, Weston, Guliatt, Don- aldson, Stalnaker. . . . THIRD ROW: Lenoir, White, Jones, Seidell, Clary, Nottingham ..., FOURTH ROW: Long, Edson, Durkee, Hasell, Farver. 1' --1' -Yf4 tf.a........... ,,., DOMENICO PIETRO SAVANT, B.S., . . Director of School HUGO BRUCE DULING, B.S., M.S. . . . WILLIAM ALDEN EDSON, Sc.D. . . . . lVlARTIAL ALFRED I-IONNELL, B,S., M.S. . . THOMAS GRAYSON SEIDELL, B.S ...... WALLACE JOSEPH MILLER, B.S., M.S. . Arroeiaze FRANK OLIVER NOTTINGHAM, Ph.D. . Arrociaze EDWARD EVERETT PERKINS, B.S., M.S. . Arroaiare ASHFORD WORTHINGTON STALNAKER, E.E. Axrociate EDWARD RANSOM WESTON, B.S., M.S. . Auociaze CHARLES EDWARD DURKEE, B.S., M.S. . Arrimmr DANIEL CRUTIS FIELDER, B.S., M.S. . Auirzanz DONALD WOODROW FRASER, B.S., M,S., Arrirzm: HOWARD LINDSAY MCKINLEY, B.S. . Arrimmz WILLIAM THOMAS CLARY, B.E.E., M.S .... JNIERLE RICHARD DONALDSON, B.E.E., M.S. . SAM P. GULLATT, B.S., M.S ....... ARTHUR HAGEDORN, B.S ........ WILLIAM BENJAMIN JONES, JR., B.S., M.S. . THOMAS M. WHITE, BEE., M.S .... . P1'ofeJ.f01' Profexfor Profermr Proferrof' Proferfor Profexror Profexxor P1'ofe.r501' Professor Professo r Profesxor Profetxor Profexxor Proferrcr I mzructor I mtructor I mlructor Imtruclor I nrtmclor I ml ructor D. P. SAVANT ALLEY ALLRED, L. P. BAGGS BAILEY WILLIAM TULLOS ALLEY Chattanooga, Tenn. LARRY PHILLIP ALLRED Dillard, Ga. Scabbard and Blade, 3, Vice President, 4, ' American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. SANDERS ROWE ALLRED Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. ROBERT T. APPLEBY Jefferson, Ga. CHARLES IRVING BABCOCK, JR. Coral Gables, Fla. Alpina Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega President, 4, Student Council, 2, Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class, lg Y. M. C. A. Council President, 1, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 4. WILLIAM BRUCE BACON Savannah, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Intirnational Relations Club, 4, Geechee Club, 5, - ALLRED, S. R. APPLEBY BAKER BALDWIN CHARLES H. BAGGS Savannah, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, Geechee, 4. TYLER CALHOUN BAILEY Clarksville, Tenn. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2, Vice President, 3, 4, Track, 2, Glee Club, 2. JAMES HUEY BAKER Atlanta, Ga. VERNON THOMAS BALDWIN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. DALE LOCKARD BARKER Rockmart, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, lg Eta Kappa Nu, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 45 Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 2, 5, 4. GEORGE LEWIS BARNES Nowata, Okla. Benz Them Pi Beta Theta Pi Treasurer, 53 Eta Kappa Nu, -i. BABCOCK BACON BARKER BARNES TED CARROLL, PHYS. President Senior Class, Student Council, Omicron Delta Kappa BARTLETT BECKHAM BODINE BRAC EWELL BRATCH ER BROWN, D. A. CLASS OF - '49 BATTS BEC KWITH BOOTH BRAIDWOOD BRENN ER BROWN, F. I. ' OLIVERIH. BARTLEIT, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Institute of Radio Engineers, 5, 4. JAMES LARRY BATTS Orlando, Pla. Phi Kappa Taa CLAUD LEACH BECKHAM Atlanta, Ga. HENRY M. BECKWITH Abbeville, S. C. RICHARD I-I. BODINE, IR. Memphis, Tenn. Sigma Chi HOWARD DOUGLAS BOOTH Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT EUGENE BRACEWELL Atlanta, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4, Pi Tau Sigma Award, 2. DON WAITE BRAIDWOOD Kansas City, Mo. Delta Tau Delta Delta Tau Delta Treasurer, 4, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers, 2, Vice President, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, Technique, 2, Blue Print, 5. WINSTON HINES BRATCHER , Hot Springs, Ark. Band, 2, American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. CARL PHILLIP BRENNER Atlanta, Ga. DOCK AVANT BROWN Statesboro, Ga. FLOYD IRVING BROWN Rock Island, Ill. Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 4, Honor Roll, 4. SENIOR KENNETH STEELE BUCHANAN Chamblee, Ga. Phi Kappa Phi, 45 Eta Kappa Nu, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, lg American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK LOGAN BUTLER, JR. Americus, Ga. Kappa Alpha Tau Beta Pi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, Vice Pres- ident, 4, A.I.E.E., 3, President, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, President, 43 Institute of Radio Engineers, 2, 3g Honor Roll, 4. RUSSELL COURTENAY BYTHEWOOD Savannah, Ga. Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, Amer- ican Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. GENNARO JOSEPH CACAVIO New York, N. Y. CHESTER WILLIAM CALVIN Beaver Falls, Penn. HUGH ERSKINE CARMICHAEL Newnan, Ga. DAVID ALLAN CATES Thomasville, Ga. JACK CLEMENTS CAUSEY Atlanta, Ga. ' EUGENE OLIVER CHAPMAN Anderson, S. C. Lambda Chi Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JAMES WILLIAM CLARK Decatur, Ala. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. WALTER JAMES CLEVELAND, JR. Hattiesburg, Miss. ELDRED ALLEN CONNER Bartow, Fla. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 43 Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. CLASS BUCHANAN BYTHEWOOD CALVIN CATES CHAPMAN CLEVELAND BUTLER CACAVIO CARMICHAEL CAUSEY CLARK CONNER CONNER CORMANY COWART CRAWFORD DAVIS, B. H. DAWSON CLASS COOPER COUNTS CRABTREE CURRY DAVIS, W. A. DENNIS OF I'-49 JAMES FREDDIE CONNER Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. WINSTON MARK COOPER Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. KENNETH ROSS CORMANY Rome, Ga. Theta Chi Theta Chi Secretary, 3g American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 43 Institute of Radio En! gineers, 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, l. GEORGE W. COUNTS Greenwood, S. C, HORACE L. COWART Colquitt, Ga. Lamhzia Chi Alpha CLINTON MONROE CRABTREE, JR. Tampa, Fla. Phi Gamma Delta American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 45 Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4. JULIUS PATTERSON CRAWFORD Memphis, Tenn. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. THOMAS FORTSON CURRY Pelham, Ga. Alpha Taa Omega American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. . BILLY HUNTER DAVIS South Pittsburg, Tenn. WILLIAM A. DAVIS, JR. Augusta, Ga. ERNEST CALVERT DAWSON, III Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi Eta Kappa Nu, 4. CLYDE BRITTON DENNIS . Fayette, Miss. A Sigma Na Sigma Nu Secretary, 3, President, 4. DILLINGHAM DIXON EANES ELLIS, J. WILLIAM RUSH DILLINGHAM Greenville, S. C. MALCOLM RUTHERFORD DIXON, JR. Macon, Ga. Phi Delta Theta Scabbard and Blade, 3, 45 Eta Kappa Nu, 4, Rifle Team, 2, Captain, 3, Captain, R.O.T.C., 4. ANTOINE ROBERT DOSTAL, III Collinsville, Ill. Phi Eta Sigma, lg Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. EDWARD THOMAS DRISCOLL Dedham, Mass. Institute of Radio Engineers, 43 American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, OLENE THURSTON DUGGAN Birmingham, Ala. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM P. DUVAL, JR. Birmingham, Ala. -if 1 'MW 'fv ..,.. DOSTAL DRlscoLL ELLIS. R. EM ER'SON WALTER STUART EANES Danville, Ind. Sigma Alpha Eptilon Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JUNIUS ROBERT ELLIS, JR. Norfolk, Va. American lnstitute of Electrical Engineers, 4. RUTHERFORD LIPSCOMB ELLIS, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Radio Club Vice President, 2, Secretary, 4, Glee Club, Ig Wrestling, 2. LEWIS C. EMERSON Columbia, S. C. Alpha Taa Omega Institute of Radio Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club, 2, Vice President, 3, 4. NICHOLAS JOHN EXARCHOU Alexandria, Egypt Eta Kappa Nu, 3, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4. MELVIN L. FAHRMEIER Corder, Mo. Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Institute of Radio En- gineers, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. XXX -JZ DUGGAN DUVAL EXARCHOU FAHRMEIER XX Y X. 4 f ' XX J XXXXXY OX xxx, X .5 Xl P x X-Xxx gt s X A TS x t X as at X x X -. X X S X . X 1 . x 2 l . XX X.. yn . ' x gQmUw X SY A fo X N ' 581 S fg . GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY RHESA SCREVEN FARMER, JR. Louisville, Ga. Kappa Alpha THOMAS HERBERT FIELDER Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. MILTON JOSEPH FIVEL Portsmouth, Va. Tau Beta Pi, 3, 43 Eta Kappa Nu, 3, Vice President, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, lg Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4, Blue Print, 1, 2, 3, Assistant Editor, 4, Tech- nique, 1, 2, 3. JAMES EVANS FLEMING Thomasville, Ga. OTTO MORRIS, CIi.E. Camera Club, 33 Track, 2. Lieutenant Commander N.R.O.T.C., Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Student Council ' MONROE EUGENE FLETCHER Tallahassee, Fla. JAMES WORTH POLGER Decatur, Ga. Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4. FARMER FIELDER FIVEL FLEMING FOSTER FRAME FULLER GALL WALTER HAMILTON FOSTER, JR. Forest Park, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4 JESSE STEWART FRAME Gassaway, W. Va. Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. RO'BERT WENDELL FULLER Cumberland, Md. JOHN CHARLES GALL New York city, N. Y. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Scab- bard and Blade, 45 Honor Roll, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Communications Award, 4, Lieutenant Colonel R.O.T.C., 4. CHARLES M. GARCIA , Tampa, Fla. HOWARD FRANKLIN GHORMLEY Stockton, Calif. Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, Technique 5, 45 Engineer, 3, Track, 43 Cross Country, 53 45 Sigma Delta Psi, 4. FLETCHER FOI-GER GARCIA GHORMLEY GIFFIN GILBERT GUNBY GUNTER CHARLES GRADY GIFFIN Atlanta, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha Scabbarcl and Blade, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. LEAMON G. GILBERT Atlanta, Ga. JAMES ALLEN GILBREATH Cartersville, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. LOCKE ERWIN GLENN Winston-Salem, N. C. Sigma Alpha Eprilon Bulldog Club, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling, 1, 2. HAROLD GLOVER Decatur, Ga. Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. EDDIE B. GOODRICH Mansfield, Ga. GILBRIEATH GLENN HAMMOND HARKNESS WILLIAM HUGH GUNBY Thomson, Ga. Eta Kappa Nu, 5, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. LARRY ARNOLD GUNTER Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM MCDONALD HAMMONIJ Atlanta, Ga. Eta Kappa Nu, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4. WILBUR EVERETT HARKNESS, JR. Tampa, Fla. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. EUGENE SYLVANE HAWKINS Quitman, Ga. WALTER EUGENE HAWKINS Atlanta, Ga. Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4, Honor Roll, 4. GLOVER GOODRICH HAWKINS, E. HAWKINS W 491 Z 4 7 X f I f F ' ' 2'- I D gl . 7, ,rrp ak f HAYDEN HENDRIX HOCKING HOGG HUDSON HUFF HUGHES HUMPHREY 2 Mew A f 'u WWW my f ig HENSLEY H IGHT HOOTEN HORN ER OTIS LEE HAYDEN, JR. Adrian, Ga. NORRIS WILLIAM HENDRIX, JR. . Atlanta, Ga. Eta Kappa Nu Secretary, 5, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Institute of Radio Engi- neers, 2, 33 Honor Roll, 4. WILLIAM GEORGE HENSLEY Daisy, Tenn. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa Vice President, 2, Pres- ident, 3, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. BASIL D. HIGHT, JR. Birmingham, Ala. WILLIAM LOUIS HIRSHBERG, JR. Sumter, S. C. Phi Eprilofz Pi Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4g Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4, A.I.E.E,, 4, Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council, 1, Blue Print, 1, Yellow Jacket, 1, 2, Technique, 2, 33 Swimming Team, 2, 5, 4. JACK KEITH HOBGOOD Calhoun, Ga.i Phi Delta Theta NELSON W. HOCKING, JR. Martins Ferry, Ohio Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Vice President, 23 Eta Kappa Nu Treasurer, 3, Institute of Radio Engineers Chairman, 4g American Institute of Electrical Erfgiineers Secretary-Treasurer, 4, Student Coun- ci , . HIRSHBERG HOBGOOD HOWARD HUCKABY JOHN MOSS HOGG Atlanta, Ga. BILLY GENE HOOTEN El Dorado, Ark. Phi Sigma Kappa DOUGLAS NEWELL HORNER Big Stone Gap, Va. WILLIAM LEE HOWARD Atlanta, Ga. JAMES CICERO HUCKABY e Douglasville, Ga. Eta Kappa Nu, 5, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4g Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4. I JOHN ALDEN HUDSON I Pell City, Ala. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4g American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. CRESXVELL DAVID HUFF Jonesboro, Tenn. CLIFFORD WYMAN HUGHES, JR. Bradenton, Fla. Lambda Chi Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. DAVID KENNETH HUMPHREY Atlanta, Ga. Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. HUNTER INGLETT KAVANAUGH KELLY LEE OWEN HUNTER Trenton, Ky Lamhda Chi Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 5, Co-op Club, 3, Cross Country, I, 2, 5. RAY INGLETT JOHNSON, E. L. JOHNSON, V. E. KENDRICK KENNEDY FRANCIS EDWARD KENDRICK Chatsworth, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 5, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. DONALD GEORGE KENNEDY Clearwater, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Lamhila Chi Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. EDWIN LAUNCELOT JOHNSON, JR. Hapeville, Ga. Phi Kappa Taa Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. VIRGIN EVANS JOHNSON, JR. Orlanclo, Fla. Lamhzla Chi Alpha MAX BRANDON JOLLEY Chester, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JOHN H. KASTANAKIS Pensacola, Fla. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 5, 4. WALTER WILSON KAVANAUGI-I Effingham, Ill. Eta Kappa Nu, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, lg Amer- ican Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. RICHARD JOSEPH KELLY Atlanta, Ga. Lamhala Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Treasurer, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Kappa Kappa Psi Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Student Council, 4, Band, 2, 3, Lieutenant, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, I.R.E., 4, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Lieutenant, N.R.O.T.C., 4g Omicron Delta Kappa, 4. JOHN L. KEOWN Atlanta, Ga- JOLLEY KAISTANAKIS Keown Keresev KING KITCHENS JOSEPH ALVAN KERSEY 'WN KOEN Thomaston, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, I. Q , FRANK MARSHALL KING 9 Alexandria, Va. g L Q Z 2 2 TARVER A. KITCHENS Q Atlanta, Ga. 5 ,A - ' Alpha Tau Omega ,L f 7 X 1 fi! RLDOLPH JOSEPH KLEIN, JR. L .. . H 4 Decatur, Ga. f ,ZV, ,L-. gli Sigma Na Phi Era Sigma, Ig Honor Roll, 2, 3. HENRY R. KOEN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2, 3, 4. 7 f ff wi' ' fffilj-f 72, KCil'ffEl5iK WE ER MICHAELS MIDDILETON MOONEY MORGAN -, ' N t xx .X AXHR K . N Xt Q x . ,X XSS tc XX, A Nix ix X , x N x X X YS X fx X xxx N X xx Y llll saollluqumnu U ue , llllqn' X lfu: XQX XX r If-A, X I x ' XHXX X X, t, xx 0 X X X X X ix X X' X xx g .xx X X X I l.EI FER Ll NZ MARLOW MCCOY WILLIAM JOHN KORCHAK Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JoE CHAPMAN LANE, JR. Bainbridge, Ga. M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 3, 4, Foil and Mask, 3, 43 American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. JOSEPH CHARLES LEIFER Miami Beach, Fla. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, I.R.E., 2, 3, 4, A.I.E.E., 3, 4, Radio Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, IZPA, 3, President, 4, Honor Roll, 4. GERHARD DAVID LINZ Albany, Ga. Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Radio Club, 3, 4, I.R.E., 3, 4, A.I.E.E., 4, Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN FRANCIS LOYD Sn Antonio, Tex. Chi Phi JOSEPH LUONGO Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Eta Sigma, 1. NORRIS KEMP MABRY Marietta, Ga. LOUIS GEORGE MAIER, JR. Anniston, Ala. LOYD LUONGO MCCUEN MCGINNIS EDMOND O. MARLOW, JR. Hattiesburg, Miss. MARION BACON MCCOY Chamblee, Ga. Eta Kappa Nu Secretary, 3, President, 4, Wesley Foundation Secretary, 2, Vice President, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club, 2, 3, 4, A.I.E.E., 3, 4, Student Council Trial Board, Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities, Student Council, 4. WILLIAM PAYNE MCCUEN Savannah, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epxilon Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4, Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. CHARLES E. MCGINNIS Atlanta, Ga. Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. JOHN E. MICHAELS Scottsboro, Ala. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIS ARNOLD MIDDLETON Evergreen, Ala. Eta Kappa Nu, 3, Secretary, 4, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. MELVIN HOYT MOONEY, JR. ' Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4. JOHN JEFFERSON MORGAN Atlanta, Ga. SENIOR CLASS THOMAS MOSKAL, JR. Spring Valley, N. Y. Sigma Phi Eprilon American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4 ELMER JOSEPH MURRAY New York City, N. Y. Pi Kappa Phi WILLIAM EARL NEWBERRY Lizella, Ga. JACK COLOMBUS NIX Cleveland, Ga. American Society of Electrical Engineers, 4. BEN LACY O'CALLAGHAN Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi LYNN WALTER OWEN, JR. Springfield, Ill. Football, lg Track, 1. ROBERT ELLIOTT OWEN Atlanta, Ga. JAMES MARSHALL PAINTER Dalton, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, lg Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 43 Tau Beta Pi, 4. VICTOR ANDREW PANAGOS Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 45 Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. JAMES WHITE PEGHINY Elberton, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 45 Institute of Radio Engineers, 4g Band, 5. LAWRENCE PETERFREUND New York City, N. Y. REZIN EDWARD PIDGEON, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Nu MosKAL NEWBERRY O'CALLAGHAN owEN, R. E. PANAGOS PETERFREU ND MURRAY N IX owen, L. w. PAINTER PEGHINY PIDGEON PITTARD PITTMAN PROCTOR PRUITT RHODES RICE ROBERTSON ROONEY BILL LaROCHE, CH.E. President Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, President Alpha Chi Sigma, Who's Who, Student Council PORTER POWELL RAINWATER RATCLIFFE WILLIAM HENRY PITTARD Monticello, Ga. Institute of Radio Engineers, Z, 3, 4, Radio Club, 3, 4. HOMER E. PITTMAN Cleveland, Miss. Sigma Chi Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 4, Kappa Kappa Psi, 4, Scabbarcl and Blade, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Technique, I, 5, 4. MANLEY EARL PORTER Springfield, S. C. JOHN AUGUSTUS POWELL, JR. Cairo, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha JOSEPH FRANKLIN PRESCOTT Waynesboro, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha FRANCIS ALLEN PRIESTER Macon, Ga. JACK F. PROCTOR Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Lamhala Chi Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 5, 4, Captain, R.O.T.C., 2. THOMAS ALBERT PRUITT Valpariso, Fla. PRESCOTT FRIESTER REED REISER JULIUS HENRY RAINWATER Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4. JOHN RATCLIFFE Dalton, Ga. CLIFFORD E. REED, JR. Swainsboro, Ga. WILLIAM EDWARD REISER Augusta, Ga. Delta Tau Della Delta Tau Delta Secretary, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, T Club, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH E. RHODES ' Lake City, Fla. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, Band, I, 2, 5. GENE THORN RICE Elberton, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JAMES GRADY ROBERTSON, JR. Charlotte, N. C. - WALTER RICHARD ROONEY - Malden, Mass. M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 2, Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2, 5, 4, President, 3. GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MARVIN HAROLD RUBIN Atlanta, Ga. Tau Eprilon Phi American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, Hillel, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Honor Roll, I, 2, 5, 4. ROBERT WOOD RUSSELL Sardis, Miss. Kappa Alpha Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. RICHARD HENRY RYMER Atlanta, Ga. JACK C. SCARBOROUGH Tallahassee, Fla. Phi Delta Theta JAMES J. SCHELL, JR. Bremen, Ga. Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. MILTON SCHIFFMAN Brooklyn, N. Y. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, I.R.E., Z, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, A.I.E.E., 2, 3, 4, Radio Club, 2, 3, 4, Hillel Vice President, 4, IZ.F.A., 3, 4, Honor Roll, 4. PAUL EDWARD SCOTT Johnson City, Tenn. JOHN CHARLES SHANNON Lincoln, Neb. Sigma Chi American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JAMES C. SHEEHAN Columbus, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4. JAMES THOMAS SHEPHERD Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. JULIAN STANLEY SIEGEL Atlanta, Ga. Tau Epxilcm Phi Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. VINCENT JOHN SIKORA Flushing, N. Y. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 4. ROY ROTH SMITH, JR. Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. SAMUEL FARRAR SMITH Graymont, Ga. Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. WYLIE HOWELL SMITH Marietta, Ga. CLARENCE MILLARD SOSEBEE Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. 2 id .wif vi I T Xe, I : F 1771 ZR? X I W lk a t Ruam Russert RYMER scAfuaonoueH sci-Jett scv-HFFMAN scott SHANNON sn-IEEHAN sum-Jean SIEGEL SIKORA SMITH, R. SMITH, S. SMITH, W. SOSEBEE SPENCE STOCKTON TICHY TUCKER TYSINGER U N DERWOOD CLASS OF ,'49 STAC Y TAY LO R TORCASSI TURNER ULM VEAL BENJAMIN DAVID SPENCE, JR. Seattle, Wash. Phi Kappa Taa Newman Club, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES MACK STACY Wynne, Ark. Sigma Chi Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4, Radio Club, 2, 3, 43 Tech- nique, l, 2, News Editor, 3, Executive Editor, 4. JAMES ELWYN STOCKTON Attapulgus, Ga. GEORGE BROWN TAYLOR Deliuniak Springs, Fla. Phi Kappa Phi, 43 Eta Kappa Nu, 43 Camera Club, 3, 4, American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 4, Honor Roll, 4. JOSEPH CHARLES TICHY, JR. Bogota, N. J. Delta Tau Della American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH A. TORCASSI Corapolis, Penn. Delta Sigma Phi Technique, 1, 2, Sports Editor, 3, Managing Editor, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4, Student Council, 3. HAL BEALL TUCKER oeiua, Ga. Sigma Chi Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, Wrestling, 2, 3. HARRY LEE TURNER Carlton, Ga. JAMES W. TYSINGER Greensboro, N. C. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1. LESTER ULM, JR. St. Petersburg, Fla. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Honor Roll, 4. WILLIAM CURRY UNDERWOOD, JR. Decatur, Ga. Theta Chi Theta Chi Vice President, 3, President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 43 Phi Eta Sigma, 13 Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 45 Bulldog Club, 3, 4. HARVEY CAMERON VEAL A Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. WAITE WALTON WILLIAMS, J. WILLIS NELSON ANDREW WAITE Savannah, Ga. JOHN ANDREW WALTON East Point, Ga. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, President, 4, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 9 . . . , 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, Treasurer, 4. BENJAMIN WEINREB Miami, Fla. Alpha Eprilon Pi Al ha E silon Pi Secretar Treasurer 4, P P Y, 3, , Eta Kappa Nu, 4, American Institute of Elec' trical Engineers, 3, 4, I.Z.E.A., 3, Secretary, 4, Hillel Treasurer, 4. ROBERT WEINTRAUB Flushing, N. Y. Taz: Epsilon Phi Tau Epsilon Phi Secretary, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 2, 3, 4. JERRY ELTON WELDON Hartwell, Ga. FRED WILLIAMS Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. JAMES F. WILLIAMS Lynchburg, Va. Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. HARRY HOLEMAN WILLIS Little Rock, Ark. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2, 3, 4: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 2, Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, 4, President, 3. WEINREB WEINTRAUB WILSON, S. WILSON' T, SAMUEL WYATT WILSON Duluth, Ga. Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4. THOMAS HARDWICK WILSON Augusta, Ga. WILLIAM DAVID WOLFE, JR. Tampa, Fla. COUNTRYMAN A. WONG Atlanta, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Glee Club, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 3, 4, Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3 4, American Society of Mechanical Engi: ' neers, 3. JOHN CORBETT WOODLE Colorado City, Texas V Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, A.I.E.E., 4, I.R.E., 4. FREDERICK HOPPER WOODRUFF Chattanooga, Tenn. Theta Chi American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4, Technique, 2, 3, Blue Print, 2, Theta Chi Treasurer, 3, 4. ROBERT HARRISON WOODYARD Atlanta, Ga. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club, 4, DramaTech, 4. PHIL YOUNGBLOOD Hardin, Ky. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Technique, 4. WELDON WOLFE WOODLE WOODYARD WILLIAMS, F. WONG WOODRUFF YOUNGBLOOD QE ii X 'i't, 'X X x x X x 4 ss tx X if .,t. t S Q t 1 N Qu I . X. si :- Tu X Xxx .QI .x -. 'I ih-,. f X, , X2 L2 I ' ,Linux 3 R f '- A r N I. If 4 X sd A, . If . i X x Vo ' ,,., , :. . .irc : - 15 ,IFNL75 , ' tx ' NJ if xx SA 3 g - enera 1 lfLgLlfL88If'LlfLg DEl'JAl2'lgiviEihlT The Department of General Engineering provides a broad scope of training for prospective engineers. The curriculum is of an extremely technical nature and is chosen from the courses offered by the various schools of engineering Since its inception in 1923 the department has produced over two hundred and Fifty graduates whose training covered many phases of the engineering field. Following the graduation in 1951 of all students now enrolled in the department it will be discontinued. Many factors, including the present demand for specialized training, have contributed to the dissolution. Three prospective engineers pursue 'their studies in a Mechanical Engineering laboratory. R. L. SWEIGERT RAY L. SWEIGERT, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . . . Professor Head of Department 'E Q'mL fA5 kx4 - exwwgxx SENIOR RAYMOND ARCHER CRAIG, JR. ' Jackson, Miss. Kappa Alpha JOSEPH SAM CREEL Atlanta, Ga. Phi Kappa Tan Society of General Engineers, 3, 4g Phi Eta Sigma, l. EDWARD GULEKE HANSEN Nanuet, N. Y. Chi PM Society of General Engineers, 2, Secretary- Treasurer, 5, S G.E. Sophomore Award, 2. CHARLES B. HINGST Decatur, Ga. WESLEY FROST JOHNSTON Atlanta, Ga. . Society of General Engineers, 3, 4, Amer- ican Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM HOWARD KULLER Clifton, N. J. JOUBBRT s. MCCREA, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. Society of General Engineers, 5, 4. EDWIN KING NELSON, HI Tampa, Fla. Kappa Alpha Society of General Engineers, 2, 3, 4. EARL WARREN PARKER Columbus, Ga. Phi Della Theta Society of General Engineers, 4, Scabbartl and Blade, 4. CHARLES ARCHIBALD PURCELL, JR. Laurinburg, N. C. CLASS CRAIG HANSEN JOHNSTON MCCREA PARKER CREEL HINGST KULLER NELSON PU RCELL ,Aa 1' 5 .. ,...,..n ,rim N... .,.:.,.5... we .ak 11- .. .1- L1,,:'42-..., d,-a:,1ff:L.., .'.'.'-V, 1,.'11u11s'11f- ,9j,.,.2,.,.L,, E.:-I-,-J1LL...:,,..:,.-11,1553'41, .,s1,.q1,,.sq ln-':,g.,ki',,,.z1,f,:1,.v S QL o1,,,,1S'j7,,.. -. .0 ,e nv Q 0 ,Q x.q ',,' 4 K ,Q w1,,.,a . . Xu-1..og, , 1. - . , N fb' .vi el 4 H- E.-'ef Ru-J5?321'1? 3 111- lfL Ulf V110-ff f if ' . I ' L..-gif .4 4, qi. 4' -,A-',,. .Q -f.,.b'.,.-f- fr if 5.01.5 as ,, 4, u,,.,-:g,,.,'f7,.. '. XX A,1'i,..f,., is JN, ,U ,a 2 A --I -, - ,D MDB. IP ' ab' 4 .- ' V'-0 ,S as .er -,o,1ggXgf,- .4 wg, J, .. I l ,. .. .. . g V 1 -- A 9 5 .TL 1-L 16,3 E k , ,- Af va-. L5 - .fsmenfw .sfsnfgfi +ig3?LQ5fmy' his sf- ipsmflvs ggyjyf-r -,7 rnfd-..,qmha f-E-47 gif? - 'rms ' 5 -'Qu 11, 111Ei'S'i,iTf,v-eaeef 1 U ' .11t-11-11'21z2H Jf- : 1'--2,1 111 z,'2'1'..1'11'1'2 1.11 111 12-111' O O' S , ' 41,0 .,,n ,uv ,sl .v .aww ,n ,nz .u,.g,n'.u1.,w'L.',,. ,ei-' ' - .vip .L,,e!..-'J' I. 'L i The increasing magnitude and complexity of modern industrial plants has demanded the development of a new branch of engineering now widely recognized as Industrial Engineering. The field of the industrial engineer is that of the process and production expert engaged in planning, organizing, improving, managing, and operating various processes for producing manufactured products of all kinds. To meet the need of industry for this new type Of engineer the School of Industrial Engineering was formed. The first degree of Bachelor of Industrial Engineering was awarded in 1946. Now the enrollment of the school is over six hundred. s FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Boyd, Foos, Groseclose, Avent, Jones. . . . SECOND ROW: Wilcox, Shafer, Dwyer. fn . -'-- rv-ip --1 in-V., ..f-L-.-.Y,.,qE,i FRANK F. GROsEcLOsE,B.S.,M.S. . . . . Professor Director of School DONALD B. WILCOX, B.S., M.S. ...., Professor JOHN M. AVENT, B.S., M.A. . . CALDWELL B. Foos, B.S. . . JOSEPH S. DWYER, B.S. . . W. DALE JONES, B.S. . . . RAYMOND E. SHAFER, B.S. . . HARWELL L BOYD, JR., B.S. . ROCKER T. STATON, JR., B.S. . Associate Associate Assistant Assistant Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Instructor Instructor F. F. GROSECLOSE Assume ALLEN AVERY BAILEY, E, JAMES ERNEST ABSHIRE, JR. Chattanooga, Tenn. Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi President, 3, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, Secretary, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 1, Yellow Jacket, l. CHARLES S. ALLEN, JR. Dewy Rose, Ga. RAYMOND LEONARD ANDERSON Byhalia, Miss. Society for Advancement of Management, 4. GEORGE LOUIS ANTON Savannah, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi Pi Ka a Phi Historian 3 Secretar 4' pp 1 3 yi 7 Society for Advancement of Management, 4. HORACE DEWITT ARIAIL Cornelia, Ga. STARLING MAXWELL AUSTIN Newnan, Ga. Kappa Alpha Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Technique, I. ANDERSON ANTON BAILEY, R. BAKER NEIL AVERY, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. Delta Tau Delta Glee Club, 2, 3, President, 4, Swimming, 2, A.S.M.E., 4. EVAN JACKSON BAILEY Winter Haven, Fla. Kappa Sigma ROBERT LOUIS BAILEY Parkersburg, W. Va. Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4, ANAK, 4, A.S.C.E. Vice Pres- ident, 4, Bulldog Club Treasurer, 4, Interfra- ternity Council Vice President, 4, Track, 3, Cross Country, 4. FRED ALLEN BAKER, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi Track, l, 2, 5, Cross Country, 1, 2, 3, Rifle Team, 1, 2, 3, Captain, 4. JOSEPH A. BASLER Wilkes-Barre, Penn. Bulldog Club, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, Newman Club, I, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, Football, 2, 3, Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, Lieutenant, N.R.O.T.C., 4, JAMES WILLIAM BATTLE St. Petersburg, Fla. ARIAIL AUSTIN BASLER BATTLE If Z a T ' gf X ss fi X ' sf , , , ff ,ff 1 12 . ,X 124 7 fm '77 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JOHN KNOELLER, I.M. Business Manager The Technique, Bulldog Club, Pi Delta Epsilon. WARREN CARVER BEALL St. Augustine, Fla. RAYMOND WILLARD BEARDEN Birmingham, Ala. Lambda Chi Alpha WHEELER M. BEARDEN Calhoun, Ga. WILLIAM VAIL BENNETT Rockville Centre, Long Island, N. Y. Pi Kappa Alpha Bulldog Club Treasurer, 4, Newman Club Secretary, 2, President, 3, Interfraternity Coun- cil, 2, 3, 4, Drama Tech, 2, 5, 4, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 4, Pi Pappa Alpha President, 4. HOWARD CONWAY BERRY Atlanta, Ga. JOSEPH THOMAS BEST Wilmington, N. C. RICHARD LEONIDAS BILES Boyle, Miss. Kappa Sigma WAYNE MARCEL BLANCETT Chattanooga, Tenn. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Vice President, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Interfraternity Council, 5, 4, Student Council, 4, Blue Print, 2, 3. MARVIN HENRY BLANTON Laurel, Miss. Theta Xi Theta Xi President, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. ALPHONSE NARCISS BOISSY, IR. Macon, Ga. Kappa Alpha Tau Beta Pi, 4, Student Council, 3, Vice President, 4, DramaTech, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 2, M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 1, 2, 5, President, 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4, In- terfraternity Council, 4, Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, Managing Editor, 4, Editor, 4, Student-Faculty Honor Committee, 2, 3, 4, Student Concert- Lecture Committee, 5, 4, Who's Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities, 4, Vice Presi- dent Senior Class, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4. OWEN MARVIN BOLIN Bristow, Okla. Phi Kappa Tau JOSE ANTONIO BOLIVAR Santiago de Cuba, Cuba Newman Club, 4, Latin American Club, 4. BEALL BEARDEN, R. BEARDEN, w. BENNETT BERRY BEST BILES BLANCETT BLANTON BOISSY BOLIN BOLIVAR BOLTON BON D BOYD BRADY WILLIAM LAWRENCE BOLTON Selmer, Tenn. ROBERT EAVENSON BOND Decatur, Ga. Alpha Taa Omega DANIEL DEWITT BOONE Atlanta, Ga. Delta Tau Della BILLIE MINOR BORDERS Atlanta, Ga. IGN ACE GEORGE BOUDOUCIES Greenville, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi Treasurer, 4, Society for Ad- vancement of Management, 4. MARION C. BOWERS Salisbury, N. C. BOONE BORDERS BRAGG BREWER WILLIAM FREDERICK BRAGG, JR. Atlanta, Ga. ' Sigma Alpha Epriloiz Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. ROBERT ORRIN BREWER Arlington, Va. Pi Kappa Alpha BUFORD LEROY BROCK Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Na Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Society for Ad- vancement of Management, 4. GEORGE HAMILTON BRODNAX Atlanta, Ga. Phi Della Theta Omicron Delta Kappa, 5, Secretary, 4, ANAK President, 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 5, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, T Club, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, Co-Captain, 4, President Sophomore Class, 2, President Junior Class, 3, Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Great Greeks on American Campus, Cadet Colonel R.O.T.C. OLNEY LANE BROWN Savannah, Ga. WILLIAM HUGH CAFFEY, JR. Decatur, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega n Blue Print, 5, Yellow jacket, 2, Captain, JOHN PAINTER BOYD R-0-T-C-5 2- Birmingham, Ala. JAMES DALTON CALDWELL Birmingham, Ala. I VIVIAN HERBERT BRADY, JR. A,1am,,G,. EDDIE G. CHANDLER, JR. Society for Advancement of Management, 4, Atlanta, Ga' Blue Print, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 4. Society for Advancement of Management, 4. BOUDOUCIES BOWERS BROCK BROFDQAX BROWN CA F Y CALDWELL CHANDLER J 4 MQ .L ,X L ., Ta: ---Q K I 1' COLEMAN COWAN DENMARK DUGGAN ERICKSON ERVIN ESKEW EVE Zi WN NNW Q CREECH DALBO DYKES ELLENWOOD VAN BUREN COLEMAN Covington, Va. CLINARD HARTWELL COWAN Laconia, Tenn. DARSEY DAY ELLIS ELROD WILLIAM EUGENE DYKES Savannah, Ga. Geechee Club, 3, 4. LUTHER WALLING ELLENWOOD JAMES ALVIN CREECH Portsmouth, Va. EMIL JENS DALBO Deland, Fla. Phi Delta Theta JOSEPH FREDERICK DARSEY Havana, Fla. Alpha Tau Omega JAMES NICHOLAS DAY Reyno, Ark. THOMAS CALVIN DENMARK 5. Pi Kappa Alpha f Atlanta, Ga. L A f Scabbard and Blade, 3, 43 Lieutenant, Za! j? 17 N.R.O.T.C., 4. A Q' f X X 'x CARLTON STANLEY DUGGAN X Moultrie, Ga. Phi Delta Theta Savannah, Ga. Delta Sigma Phi Geechee Club, 3, 4. GLENN CLYDE ELLIS West Palm Beach, Fla. JAMES LEE ELROD Marietta, Ga. Society for Advancement of Management, 5, 4g Tau Beta Pi, 4g Honor Roll, 4. KENNETH A. ERICKSON West Palm Beach, Fla. Kappa Alpha RAY THOMAS ERVIN Matanza, Cuba Pi Kappa Alpha A ROBERT EDWARD ESKEW Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha ROBERT MICHAEL EVE Atlanta, Ga. M. L. 'Brittain Debating Society, 5, Society for the Advancement of Management, 3, 4. FANCHER FENNELL GILL GILLESPIE THOMAS ALFRED FANCHER Miami, Pia. Sigma Alpha Eprilon BAUER EUGENE EENNELL Greensburg, Penn. CHARLES O. EIVEASH, JR. Brunswick, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 45 Honor Roll, 3, 4. JOHN HAROLD FOSTER Woodruff, S. C. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. JIM TOM FRENCH Wedowee, Ala. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Secretary, 45 Chi Epsilon Vice President, 3, President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, Vice President, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4g American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3g Society for the Advancement of Management, 4, Engineer Circulation Manager, 2, Business Manager, 3, Advertising Manager, 4, Who's Who in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon Publications Award, 3. CHARLES MADISON GEER, JR. LaGrange, Ga. Phi Delta Theta ROBERT MONTE GILL Jacksonville, Fla. Kappa Alpha Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, 45 American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, 3, Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, 43 Swimming Team, 3, 4. JAMES A. GILLESPIE, JR. Union, S. C. Kappa Sigma FIVEASH FOSTER GOLDSTEIN, A. GOLD'STEIN, L. ADRIAN JEROME GOLDSTEIN Augusta, Ga. Taa Epsilon Phi LEONARD RICHARD GOLDSTEIN Augusta, Ga. Taa Epsilon Phi Blue Print, 2, Collection Manager, 3, Ad- vertising Manager, 4, Interfraternity Council, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4. WILLIAM A. GRANBERRY Columbia, Ala. Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Secretary, 2, 3, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Society for Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, International Relations Club Treas- urer, 4g Technique, 3, A.I.I.E. President. THADDEUS GILMORE GREENE Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi JAMES OLIVER GRIGSBY Fountain City, Tenn. Phi Eta Sigma, 1. IRWIN G-UNSHOR Brooklyn, N. Y. Alpha Eprilon Pi Society for the Advancement of Management, 3, 43 Hillel Counselorship-Executive Committee, 43 American Veterans Committee, 3, 4. RAYMOND CECIL HAMILTON, JR. Fort Benning, Ga. Sigma Chi Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, Technique, 1. GEORGE T. HARRIS, JR. Morristown, Tenn. Sigma Chi Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. ,... fr .,,,.ffu'Q .,. ,. ,, . ,. , A E-if -xv - -.. f 1 iA'i 3 - , Z' T A L A' R E S FRENCH GEER GRANBERRY GREENE emesay GUNSHOR HAMILTON HARRIS, G. I K5 -X Xie... , -T , Time , - I IQ' 'ir Q'f:iXi , f 46 A? 9 4 f f aa .11 if at -- ,W ,. HFLMKEN HEMMINGWAY HUNTER JACKSON JAMES LYLES HARRIS Blowing Rock, N. C. Beta Thela Pi ELMER KENNETH HEDRICK HILDEBRANDT HILL JANNEY JASCOMB EMMETT RAYMOND HUNTER Birmingham, Ala Tau Beta Pi, 4. HARRIS, J. HEDRICK HOLLIMAN HOLLOMON JERKINS JOHNSON JOLLY JORDAN 515, ' - X . g xt X XxXX.X fllllq' llclllqfmuu Ill' ' :uma ua' - X ,KN N xx X xx. Q X Ax - XYX A w X N ., X X Souderton, Penn. GILBERT M. HELMKEN Savannah, Ga. Phi Sigma Kappa Geechee Club, 2, Vice President, 5, Pres- ident, 3. RICHARD EARL HEMMINGNWAY Valdosta, Ga. Phi Della Thela Phi Delta Theta Secretary, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, lg Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Technique, 2, Wrestling, 3, 4, Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities, 4. SPRAGUE HILDEBRANDT El Paso, Texas EDWIN CLARK HILL Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, Yellow Jacket, 1, Football Manager, 1, Interfraternity Council, 2. MYRON DOYLE HOLLIMAN Toomsboro, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, Wesley Foundation, 3, 4, Basketball Manager, 2. HARRY LAMAR HOLLOIVION Macon, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Secretary, 5, Ramblin' Reck Club, 2, 5, 43 Bulldog Club, 5, 4, Yellow Jacket Feature Editor, 2, Managing Editor, 5, Editor, 4. XVILFORD RUFUS JACKSON Lenoir, N. C. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa Vice President, 4. ARTHUR BARRIER JANNEY, JR. Moultrie, Ga. Della Tau Della Architectural Society, 1, 2, 3, Camera Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 5, Technique, 1, 2, 5. JOHN THEODORE JASCOMB Sayre, Penn. WALTER TOIVI JERKINS St. Petersburg, Fla. Phi Delta Theta CECIL GRAY JOHNSON Nicholsville, Ala. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Vice President, 5, President, 4: Society of General Engineers, 1, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4, Technique, I, Yellow A Jacket, 1, Student Lecture-Concert Committee, 7 3 ..., . WALTER H. JOLLY, JR. Atlanta, Ga. NVILLIAM DAVID JORDAN, JR. I Birmingham, Ala. Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Vice President, 33 Scab- bard and Blade, 4. l 1 4 ,i it 1 I 1 KATZ KEEN'E LANKFORD LANSING I ALLAN KATZ KELLEY KOPLIN LICHTWARDT LISH HARLOW EDWIN LICHTWARDT Baltimore, Md. Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, lg Hillel, 4, International Relations Club, I, 3, Vice President, 43 Society for the Advancement of Management, 3, 4, American Veterans Committee, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, lg I.Z.F.A. President, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 3. FRANK STUART KEENE Atlanta, Ga. 'Pi Kappa Alpha GEORGE CLIFTON KELLEY I Chattanooga, Tenn MYRON KOPLIN i Macon, Ga. Taa Eprilon Plai Tau Epsilon Phi Secretary, 33 M. L. Brit- tain Debating Society, I, 2, 3, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4, Tech- nique, I, Phi Eta Sigma, I, Blue Print, 1. DONALD KOPPEL New York City, N. Y. GEORGE MOSELEY LANE 1 Gallatin, Tenn. I Flying Club, 4. JOHN WYATT LANKFORD Lynchburg, Va. Kappa Alpha T Club, 3, 45 Football, Ig Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERT R. LANSING McComb, Miss. Kappa Alpha Student Council, 3, Scabbard and Blade, 4, T Club, 43 Spikecl Shoe Club, 4, Football, I, 2, 3, Track, I, 2, 3. Detroit, Mich. Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 3, Wesley Foundation, 2, 33 DramaTech Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4. EARL F. LISH Ft. Pierce, Fla. Della Taa Delta XWILLIAM AUGUSTUS LITTLE Greensboro, N. C. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, Yellow Jacket, I. ENRIQUE LOPEZ-ONA Y MORALES Havana, Cuba Latin American Club, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club, 2, 3. ROBERT MAXEY LUPO, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi BENSON KEITH MADDOX Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alpha DOUGLAS VARY MAFFETT Decatur, Ga. ROBERT A. MALCOLM Dallas, Tex. KOPPEL LANE LITTLE LOPEZ-ONA LU PO MADDOX MAFFETT MALCOLM GEORGE BRODNAX, l.E. President ANAK, Secretary Omicron Delta Kappa, Cadet Colonel R.O.T.C. Co-Captain Football Team M MANNING MATTHEWS MCNUTT MEDFORD MINTZ MONK MORRIS MOTT 4 , ZZ 2 f i f l A ar a f is W N XR. 'x xxx W x ' 5 XX XXX ,ON XXX X MCCANLESS MCKINNEY MELVIN MCLEOD cNEIL MILLER MINK RALPH EMERSON MANNING jacksonville, Fla. Phi Gamma Delta WILLIAM CLAY MATTHEWS Charleston, S. C. KENNETH CARSON MELVIN Leary, Ga. GEORGE ERNEST IVIENA Miami, Fla. Phi Della Theta T Club, 2, 3, 4, Swimming, lg Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES PUND MCCANLESS Canton, Ga. Sigma Alpha Eprilon Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, Wrestling, 3. JARMON CLAYTON MCKINNEY, JR. Marietta, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. IRVING MARION MCLEOD, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, Freshman Basketball, Ig Freshman Track, Ig Intramural Sports. DANIEL CHILDRESS MCNEIL Hattiesburg, Miss. Kappa Alpha Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. ROSS ALLAN MCNUTT Clinton, Ill. Society for the Advancement of Manage- JAMES DEWITI' MILLER, JR. Dalton, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega WALTER CHARLES MINK, JR. Nutley, N. J. Kappa Sigma Bulldog Club, 4g Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 4. BERTRAM MINTZ , Brooklyn, N. Y. Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi Exchecquer, 35 Society for the Advancement of Management, 4, Hillel, 4. CHARLES ROBERT MONK Atlanta, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment Treasurer, 4. ment, 43 Phi Eta Sigma, 1- GEORGE WENDELL MORRIS - Atlanta, Ga. JEROME FREDERICK MEDFORD Jacksonville, Fla. meiflellf lflfmllii ldilffmifneglpgff Ivsfffgiffff ROBERT SLADE MOTT Union, 4, Technique, 1. SaVaf1Uah, Ga- GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JAMES COLLIER MULLINS, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha BRUNS MCKIE MYERS Jackson, Miss. Kappa Alpha HAROLD WADE NANCE Savannah, Ga. KERN KURTZ NEISWANDER Toledo, Ohio HOWARD CAREY NELSON Memphis, Tenn. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. JOHN WINFIELD NEVINS Augusta, Maine Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. HORACE G. NEWS Jackson, Tenn. CLINTON B. NEWTON Lyons, Ga. Kappa Alpha WALTER MARIUS NIEZNAY Pennsbur, Penn. Phi Kappa Sigma DAVID RAY NIMOCKS Gainesville, Ga. Kappa Alpha ' JAMES SUPPLE NOLAN Macon, Ga. Kappa Alpha ANAK, 3, Vice President, 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, President, 4, T Club, 2, 3, President, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 43 Student Council, 1, 2, Spiked Shoe Club, 3, 43 Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Alternate Captain, 2, Captain, 3, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 4, Tech-Georgia Student Relations Committee, 4. JAMES WILTON NUNN Atlanta, Ga. ALFRED WILLIAM OLIVER East Point, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. SAMUEL HASKELL ORR East Point, Ga. Pl Kappa Alpha GERALD A. O SHEA Atlanta, Ga. Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. FRANK KOHLER PEEPLES Savannah, Ga. Phi Delta Theta T Club, 4, Geechee Club, 3, 4, Football Manager, 1, 2, 3, 4. I fl Y- 9 Tm -.- aa---5 1: WW f .n l MULLINS MYERS NANCE NEISWANDER NELSON NEVINS NEWS NEWTON NIEZNAY NIMOCKS NOLAN NUNN ouvsn ORR 0'SHEA PEEPLE5 2 .2 PENNING PERLIS PRITCHETT PROCTOR RHODES RICHARDS RIGELL ROBERSON X- mug, 'Illia I X I Ill Q ' auaq,,,mg Xxx NX 2 Q X I R X X. X X X X S XR -fs .wi 0 Xi.. X1 ,h Y XRS? Sw I PERRY PETER'S PUTNAM REECE RICHARD EDWARD PENNING Hartford, Conn. LAMAR JOSEPH PERLIS Cordele, Ga. Phi Eprilon Pi Band, 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 5. BENJAMIN F. PERRY Decatur, Ga. DOYLE STEPHEN PETERS Brooksville, Ela. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa Secretary, 3, President, 4- Bulldog Club, 5, 4, Interfraternity Council: 9, 4. JOHN ALBERT PRESTON Hollywood, Fla. Sigma Chi WILLIAM W. PRICE, JR. Prattville, Ala. Pi Kappa Alpha WILLIAM ALBERT PRITCI-IETT Memphis, Tenn. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, Yellow Jacket, 5, Managing Editor, 43 Golf Team, 3, 4. JOSEPH W. PROCTOR, JR. Atlanta, Ga. PRESTON PRICE REEVES RESPESS WILLIE GRADY PUTNAM Atlanta, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. JAMES HARTLEY REECE, JR. Kimberly, W. Va. JOHN WILLIAM REEVES Washington, D. C. Kappa Sigma Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment President, 4. RICHARD DEMPSEY RESPESS Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. ' MILLARD D. RHODES, JR. Memphis, Tenn. ROBERT CHARLES RICHARDS New Castle, Penn. Phi Kappa Sigma WILLIAM RICHARD RIGELL, JR. Johnson City, Tenn. JOE EARLE ROBERSON Daytona Beach, Fla. Kappa Sigma Camera Club, 2, Alpha Phi Omega, 55 ln- ternational Relations Club, 3, Institute of Ra- dio Engineers, 2, 3, S.A,M. Secretary, 4, Blue Print, I, Circulation Manager, 2, 5, 4. 9 ROBINSON, C. ROBINSON, V. SCHWAHN SCHWARTZ CHARLES BROOKS ROBINSON, JR. Fort Bragg, N. C. Sigma Chi VICTOR RUSSELL ROBINSON, JR. Columbus, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, lg Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 4. DAVID H. ROGERS, III Haines City, Fla. Pi Kappa Alpha RALPH C. ROGERS Decatur, Mich. Societ for the Advancement of Mana ement, V 8 45 Alpha Phi Omega, 4. JAMES A. ROSSO ' McAlester, Okla. Pi Kappa Tau Phi Eta Sigma, 1. JAY EMANUEI. RUBEL Okolona, Miss. Phi Epsilon Pi Band, 1, 2, 3, Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 5, Treas- urer, 4, Technique, 25 Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 3, Corresponding Secre- tary, 4g R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, 1. FRANK JAMES SCHWAHN New Hyde Park, N. Y. Chi Pri JOSEPH NORMAN SCHWARTZ. East Rockaway, N. Y. Tau Eprilon Phi Society for the Advancement of Manage ment, 4, Bulldog Club, 4, Band, 1. Roeens, D. Roe-ERS, R, scorr SEAY JOHN SCOTT, III Elizabethton, Tenn. EDWARD R. SEAY Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Tail Omega' JOHN FOWLER SEIFERT Dames Ferry, Ga. Y.M.C.A. Council, 4, Camera Club, 4, DramaTech, 4. JOHN WILLIAM SEITZINGER, JR. Hershey, Penn. Taa Kappa Eprilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Secretary, 3, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. ALAN SELLERS Memphis, Tenn. Sigma Phi Eprilon Sigma Phi Epsilon Secretary, 2, 43 Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. PEDRO JUAN SERRALLES, III Mercedita, Puerto Rico Kappa Sigma Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 3. HAROLD LAWTON SHAW Winter Garden, Fla. Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Secretary, 53 Pi Tau Sig- ma, 4. HOWARD WEBSTER SHAW Decatur, Ga. Theta Chi ROSSO RUBEL SEIFERT SEITZINGER SELLERS SERRALLES SHAW, H. L. SHAW, H. W Qfff -nas WALT PATTON, T.E. Business Manager Engineer President Pi Della Epsilon, Treasurer Beta Theta Pi SSHUEH S'!3?8'CS srRAND ' smear sruneus sunea I ,f'- Y , SIMPSON SITES SOLIS SORRELLS EDWARD ALLEN SHIVER Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT LUTHER SIMMONS, JR. 'Atlanta, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 3, 4. SAMUEL WILLIAM SIMPSON Toccoa, Ga. Chi Pri Chi Psi President, 4, Bulldog Club, 4, Kappa Kappa Psi, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, 4. CRAWFORD McLENDON SITES Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, Technique, 1, Engineer, 3, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., 2. HARRY RAYMOND SMITH Atlanta, Ga. Phi Delta Theta T Club, 3, 43 Society for the Advancement of Management, 4, Football, 3, 4. JAN ROBINSON SMITH Atlanta, Ga. Delta Taa Della Technique, 2, 3, 45 Pi Delta Epsilon, 4. WILLIAM TIPPINS SMITH Decatur, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega LEON SCHEINBERG SOCOL Breckenridge, Texas Alpha Epsilon Pi SMITH H SMITH J STEPHENS STINE JORGE JOSE SOLIS Managua, Nicaragua Latin American Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 4. JAMES HENRY SORRELLS, JR. Bearden, Ark. WILLIAM THOMAS STEPHENS, JR. Atlanta, Ga. ' Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Secretary, 33 Interfraternity Council, 2, 3. ROBERT EVERETT STINE Gastonia, N. C. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Vice President, 3, President, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4g Blue Print, 2, 3, 4, En- gineer, 2, Circulation Manager, 3, Advertising Manager, 4. JAMES PETER STRAND Washington, D. C. BUFORD B. STREET Trenton, Ga. ERNEST THRASHER STURGIS Montgomery, Ala. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Vice President, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, Ig Tau Beta Pi, 4, Honor Roll, 4, En- gineer Circulation Manager, 4. JOHN ARCHIE SUDER, JR. Jonesboro, Ga. Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma President, 4, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, 4, 5, Society for the Advancement of Management, 5, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 5. TAYLOR THOMAS ULMAN UNDERWOOD SANFORD ALLIA TAYLOR, JR. Birmingham, Ala. Society for Advancement of Management, 4. ALAN EUGENE THOMAS Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Vice President, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, lg Tau Beta Pi, 4. CHESTNUT ARREN THOMPSON, JR. Lyons, Ga. Phi Kappa Taa Phi Kappa Tau Vice President, 3, President 45 Interfrafernity Council, 4. CHESTER C. TOMLIN, JR. Athens, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Management, 2, 4, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, 2, Flying Club, 2 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. WILBUR CRANDELL TUPMAN Washington, D. C. Sigma Na Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. JAMES GREEN TUTEN, JR. Macon, Ga. Phi Delta Theta BERNARD ULMAN Atlanta, Ga. Phi Epsilon Pi JAMES ALAN UNDERWOOD Moultrie, Ga. THOMPSON TOMLIN VARAGONA VARNER JOSEPH JAMES VARAGONA Birmingham, Ala. JAMES CURRY VARNER Atlanta, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Management, 4, Honor Roll, 4. HARRISON M. WADSWORTH Miami Beach, Fla. Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Historian, 2, Recording Secretary, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Band, 3, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. CURTIS B. WARD, JR. Jackson, Miss. Society for the Advancement of Manage- WABQWJRQH wigs ment, 4- WEITNAUER wEMYss WHEELER WICKLIFFE JOHN H. WEITNAUER, JR. Decatur, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega President, 4, Student Council, lg Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 1, Blue Print, 1, 2, 3. 9 Z Y 2 ALBERT P. WEMYSS, JR. Z Gallatin, Tenn. 6 Z , K DEAN FORREST WHEELER 'Q Newport, Vt. f l .Ei-z' ' T fi . 0' ALFRED ALBERT WICKLIFFE H f , ,, ,ft Sayville, N. Y. Phi Kappa Sigma a ,-. 5, Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. if ,A ffgf , ,f ,,' ,f:'1', K f - ' 5 N swifw ' N s GRANT WILKINS Q X Atlanta, Ga. QQ X X X Alpha Tau Omega X X X X X B. E. WILLIAMS, JR. XX Morrilton, Ark. X ' Phi Kappa Taa , , EDGAR W. WILLIAMS um .V Cgrand Bay, Ala. d d 'Ulm I Newman Clu , l, Correspon en ing Secre- uul uulfltuurq,,,n tary, 2, Vice President, 3, Society for the Ad- N K vancement of Management, 4. o X X WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS Birmingham, Mich. JAMES RICHARD WILLIFORD, III Tampa, Fla. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Vice President, 3, Pi Delta Epsi- lon, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Student Coun- cil, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4, Blue Print, 1, 2, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor, 4, Technique, 1, Business Manager, 2, Assistant Editor, 5, Swimming Team, 1, 2, 3, Publications Board, 4, Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities, 4g Secretary of Sophomore Class, 23 Vice President junior Class, 5. HERBERT STEPHEN WILSON Pittsburgh, Penn. Kappa Sigma CLINTON STEPHEN WINTER, JR. . Atlanta, Ga. Phi Delta Theta Society for the Advancement of Manage' ment, 5, 4. ARNOLD EUGENE WISE Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM ROBERT WOLSTENCROFT Sayville, N. Y. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. GEORGE IVY WOMACK, JR. Savannah, Ga. Chi Phi Flying Club, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 5. RICHARD I-IANSFORD WOOD Macon, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon JERRY KELLEY WREN Wrens, Ga. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Secretary, 2, President, 4, In- terfraternity Council, 2, Bulldog Club, 4, Blue Print, I. Newman Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Wres- PETER WRIGHT tling, lg Student Council, 2. WILLIAM RUTHERFORD WILSON Atlanta, Ga. Lamhfla Chi Alpha Atlanta, Ga. Lamhzla Chi Alpha ROY NOBLE YANTIS Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Atlanta, Ga. Phi, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engi- Sigma Chi neers, 4, Society for the Advancement of Man- Society for the Advancement of Manage- agement, 4. ment, 4. WILKINS WILLIAMS, B. WILLIAMS. E. WILLIAMS, W. WILLIFORD WILSON, H. WILSON W. WINTER WISE WOLSTENCROFT WOMACK WOOD WREN WRIGHT YANTIS I 5 , .. . -'.f' -- I if yv I I! irmgemen ,,.,.aqgq:1 F 'f' '1 gl t 5 , 1 s , wp' LH:?NI C'i I Kaffe' ,', is fx In A f L ,, f , . ..-t,332j:xfSR.avg,, ,i 3 ,qi K I If xr: i-X we V I I 'gfk 5 'W' I , I lik 15 . X 4 4 Ri J I ON I 1 A' we 'IST I we 5191 H Q12 wt ggi, sbp: 1 gfwi I, ,Q , W, 4,1 Kat, qi? v.s.?,x I rung: tg , gf L ,jg Ni t,.t.i1,,:j31jij -Inu.:-.-. - 34: - , -J JH ,. 1fg'5f.g3fQ5i'2g , - Q ' u pf -'rf'-,I I .r I ly f f , re-1114 ' Bm, H ' V' KI A fi EQ ' wifi! DEPARTMEN A -:li L. , 1-'If--. School of Industrial Management is to train students f M' ch p , Q tions in industry as are not regarded as highly technical such as is the case with engineering schools. Those aspects of management in industry are stressed which have to do with man- aaement of ca ital, manaffement of finances and accountinv em lo - D EJ D7 P Y ment, training and management of personnel, making the best utiliza- tion of already known markets, and discovering new markets. Particular emphasis is placed upon the personal development of the individual personalities of the students with the view of realizing the kind of leadership that is exemplihed in the life and work of successful persons. While a knowledge of the subject-matter of the courses offered is not minimized, it is not stressed so as to overshadow the importance of the individual student and the broadening of his individ- ual version Of the part he is to play in the future as an industrial leader. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brewster, Hibbs, Marshall, Lentchner, Arant, Thompson, James .,.. SECOND ROW: Henderson, Chisholm, Buckingham, Hardwick, Speer, Aldredge .... THIRD ROW: Dennison, Renfroe .... FOURTH ROW: Brown, Warren, Sifford, Proctor .... FIFTH ROW: Carberry, Breese, Wenn. I I I I T H. E. DENNISON HUEERT E. DENNISON, A.B. ..... . Proferror Director of School MAURICE R. BREWSTER, B.S., M.B.A. .... Pr0fe.fJ01' ALPHEUS R. MARSHALL, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. . Pmferror WILLIAM J. PROCTOR, A.B., M.A., LL.B. . . . Proferror NOAH WARREN, B.S., M.A., C.P.A. . . . . Proferrof' FRED B. XWENN, B.C.S., M.A. ...,.. Proferror ERNEST W. ALDREDGE, B.C.S., Ph.C., M.A., LL.B. Associate Proferror ROSCOE ARANT, A.B., M,A., Ph.D. . Arrociate Proferxor JESSIE CARLTON BROWN, B.S., B.C S. . Arromzze Proferror GLENN W. GILMAN, B.S., M.S. . . Armcizzte Profexror ROY A. JAMES, B.C,S., B.S., M.A. . . Arrociale Proferror ARTHUR J. SPEER, B.S ...... Axrocizzze Professor SAMUEL THOMPSON, A.B., LL.B., M.A., Ph.D, Arrociate Proferror FRANCIS X. CARBERRY, B.S., M.B.A. . Arrociate Profeuor MORRIS J. HARDWICK, A.B., M.A. . . Arrimmz Pfoferror MAX L. HIBBS, B,S., M.A. .... Arrirmnt Proferror GEORGE P. W. LAMB, B.A., M.A. . . Airman: Praferror EDWARD Y. BREESE, A.B. ....... Imtmczor TIM BARNARD CHISHOLM, JR., B.S., M.S. . lnrmmor MALCOLM R. HENDERSON, B.S.A. ..... Imzmczor RAYMOND D. SI-IARP, B.S., M.S. . . . . Immzctor LLOYD A. SIFFORD ..... . Special Lecmf-er ABBOTT ABSHER AD4AM'S, C. ADAMS, H. ANDERSON, C. ARBAN ATTAWAY BAKER WILLIAM BRANCH ABBOTT Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi Industrial Management Society, 4. JAMES KENNETH ABSHER Washington, D. C. Pi Kappa Alpha CLARENCE ERNEST ADAMS Danielsville, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Industrial Management Society, 4. HENRY ROBERT ADAMS, JR. Alpharetta, Ga. THOMAS EDWIN ADAMS Columbus, Ga. ADAMS, T. ANDERSON, B. BALDWIN BALENTINE CHARLES MATTHEW ANDERSON Pensacola, Fla. Beta Theta Pi CHARLES J. ARBAN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. OSCAR L. ATTAWAY Decatur, Ga. HARRY ELLIOTT BAKER Jacksonville, Fla. Taa Epsilon Phi Tech Management Club, 4, Industrial Man DramaTech, 43 B.S.U., 3, 43 Tech Manage- ment Club, 45 Junior Hotel Men of America, 4. agement Society, 43 Technique, 1, TRAVIS BRANNON, l.M. Phi Della Theta LEE G' BALDWIN' JR' Omicron Delta Kappa, Atlanta' Ga' Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who, Presidenf Tech Management Club, Treasurer Sigma Chi BOBBY JOE ANDERSON Aftatesbofo' Ga' BEATTIE BEACHAM BALENTJNE, JR. Phd Tau Omega ' Greenville S C Ramblin' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4, T Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Spiced Shoe Club, 3, Treasurer, 4, Track, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1, 2, 3, . , . Golf Team 2 SENIOR CLASS THOMAS J. BARFIELD Decatur, Ga. BARFIELD Alpha Tau Omega BARKER JOHN VAN NORDEN BARKER Stone Mountain, Ga. . LEROY WILLIAM BARNES Picayune, Miss. Industrial Management Society, 4, Bulldog Club, 4, Student Council, I, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Student Concert and Lecture Com- mittee, 3, 4, Technique, 3, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4. JAMES LLOYD BAXTER, JR. Griiiin, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon WILLIAM EVERETT BELL, JR. Greenville, Miss. Lambda Chi Alpha WILLIAM LEE BENSON Baltimore, Md. Beta Theta Pi JOHN MARSHALL BICKERSTAFF Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi FABIAN JOSEPH BISHOP Memphis, Tenn. DAVID PHILIP BLACKSHEAR Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Chi Phi Secretary, 2, Student Council, l, 2, Skull and Key, -1. ALLEN C. BOWEN Greenville, Miss. Chi Phi Football, l, 2, 3, 4. LESTER TRAVIS BRANNON, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Treasurer, 2, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Industrial Management Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Tech Man- agement Club, 3, 4, President, 3, Student Coun- cil, 4, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4, Major, Air R.O.T.C., 4, Distinguished Military Student Award, 4, Who's Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities, 4, Omicron Delta Kap- pa Treasurer, 4, Great Greeks, 4. FRANCIS J. BRIDGES Atlanta, Ga. BARNES DELL BICKERSTAFF BENSON BAXTER BISHOP . . ,,, . . ..,, M92 su.AcicsHeAn A Q A7 BRANNON BOWEN BRIDGES A X Am, 0 Ogg' Wiki, vi is v 4 if J' ai ,gg 13' 5'5!35y ff if 5 ff? ' 'r 5 535 f f -'fa' 12 A f ,..,,...,. .., ,., . .,,, I , ff E , f , W X ,, if ay A '51 Y BROOKS aRowN, A. aRowN, T. BURCH surzeoomf BURTON CLASS OF '49 BROUDY BROWN, c. sucx BURDETTE aukmsrrs CAMMACK RALPH W. BROOKS, JR, Birmingham, Ala. Pi Kappa Phi Tech Management Club, 43 Captain, R.O.T.C., 4, Band, 1. MORRIS HENRY BROUDY Newberry, S. C. Taa Eprilon Psi , Bulldog Club, 3, President, 4, Scabbarcl and Blade, 3, 4, Junior Hotel Men of America, 2, 3, 4, Blue Print, lg Football, 1, Lieutenant, R.o.T.c., 4. ALLEN DAVIDSON BROWN Washington, Ga, Phi Delta Theta Tech Management Club, 4. CLOIS CLIFTON BROWN, JR. Elberton, Ga. Kappa Alpha Tech Management Club, 4. THOMAS LUTHER BROWN, JR. Lavonia, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpba Baptist Student Union, 3, 4g M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 4. WILLIAM CALMESE BUCK Columbus, Ga. Phi Delta Theta Camera Club, 2, President, 5, 43 Tech Man- agement Club, 4. WILLIAM DUQUESNE BURCH St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Alpina Epsilon Tech Management Club, 4, Air Force Asso- clarion, 4. ROY COX BURDETTE LaGrange, Ga. PAUL OTTO BURGDORF North Arlington, N. J. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa Treasurer, 3, Vice Pres- ident, 4, Skull and Key, 2, Interfraternity Council, 33 T Club, 33 Blue Print, lg Yellow Jacket, lg Swimming Team, 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT BURNETTE Lumber City, Ga. Tail Kappa Epriloii Tau Kappa Epsilon Treasurer, 3, 4. JOSEPH ALFRED BURTON Atlanta, Ga. Tau Kappa Epxilon CHARLES THOMAS CAMMACK Selma, Ala. Kappa Alpha A Scabbard' and Blade, 3, 4, Kappa Kappa Psi, 4, Band, 3, 4. CANAD-AY CANTRELL CAWLEY CHANCEY DARRELL W. CANADAY Atlanta, Ga. TOM F. CANTRELI. Walhalla, S. C. CLYDE WILLIAM CARVER, JR. Atlanta, Ga. JOHN FRANCIS CARVER Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Newman Club, 4g Football, 1, 2. RICHARD KEITH CASON Waycross, Ga. Sigma Chi Tech Management Club, 4, Blue Prin 2, Cross Country, 1. ROBERT C. CAUTHORN Daytona Beach, Fla. Technique World Events Editor, 4. VERNON RUBBELL CAWLEY Augusta, Ga. JACK WILSON CHANCEY Covington, Ga. Industrial Management Society, 4g Management Club, 4, Glee Club, 5. r, 1, Tech CARVER, C. CARVER, J. CHEN-SEE CHILDRESS SYDNEY REGINALD CHEN-SEE Springfield, Jamaica, B. W. I. DEAN H. CHILDRESS Greenville, S. C. Tech Management Club, 4. Y CLIFFORD HAROLD CLACK Decatur, Ga. Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech Man- agement Club, 4. EUGENE R. CLARK, JR. Albany, Ga. Alpha Taa Omega Alpha Tau Omega Treasurer, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4g Industrial Management Society, 4. WILLIAM B. CLARKE, JR. Savannah, Ga. Sigma Chi Geechee Club, 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT CLIETT Bainbridge, Ga. Tech Management Club, 4. JUSTIN GARDNER COBURN Atlanta, Ga. Beta Theta Pi Foil and Mask Club, 3, 4, Flying Club, 23 5, 4, Tech Management Club, 45 American Society of Civil Engineers, 2. ROBERT A. COLLINGE Rock Hill, S. C. N.R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, 2, 31 N.R.O'.T.C. Pistol Team, 2, 3. CASON CAUTHORN CLACK CLARK CLARKE CLIETT COBURN COLLINGE 49' , Z V .X I .E-1-,ff L ,Y g J '! l .Lf 'f fi .X lit.. .fi .5 ...A fzax xii? , info ' 'f 252' .f gi ,L tl it JOHN COX, l.M. President Bulldog Club, ANAK, Who's Who, Student Council, Treasurer Lambda Chi Alpha CLASS OF '49 FRANK WALTON COLLINS, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi HENRY WALTHOUR COMPTON Savannah, Ga. CLAUDE WOODROW CONNELLEY Yemassee, S. C. Tech Management Club, 4, Flying Club, 3, 4. a WILSON ARREN CONNER Vidalia, Ga. Kappa Alpha JOHN JAMES CONOLEY, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alpha WEBSTER JOSEPH CONSTANTIN Marrero, La. JACK STERLING COOK Century, Fla. JAMES FRANKLIN COOK College Park, Ga. Tech Management Club, 4. JOHN I, COX, JR. Kingsport, Tenn. Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Treasurer, 4, ANAK, 4, Industrial Management Society, 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 5, Vice President, 4, Bulldog Club President, 4, Student Council, 3, Publications Board, 3, Blue Print, 4, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities, 4. PAUL MEW CRAWFORD Americus, Ga. Kappa Ahnha Junior Hotel Men of America, 3, 4, Yellow Jacket, 3. WALTER E. CRAWFORD Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi President, 3, T Club, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 5. JOHN WILLIAM CRONIN, JR. Miami, Fla. Sigma Alpha Epxilon Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, Football, 2, Wrestling, 3. ROBERT S. CROOKE Pensacola, Fla. Industrial Management Society, 4. TOM ATKINSON CROSSLEY LaGrange, Ga. Sigma Chi ANAK, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa Treasurer, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon Secretary, 2, President, 3, Athletic Board, 4, Student Council, 4, Tech- Georgia Better Relations Committee, 4, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 4, Publications Board, 4, Technique Feature Editor, 1, Associate Editor, 2, Managing Editor, 3, Editor, 4, Lieutenant Colonel, R.O.T.C., 4, Pi Delta Epsilon Award, 3. DARBY WILLIAM CUSACK Florence, S. C. Della Tau Della Technique, 2, Cross Country, 1, Wrestling, 2, 3, Flying Club, 1, M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 3, Baptist Student Union, 3, Vice Pres- ident, 4. CHARLES E. DANIEL, JR. Miami, Fla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon COLLINS COMPTON CONNELLEY CONNER CONOLEY ' CONSTANTIN COOK, J. S. COOK, J. F. COX CRAWFORD, P. CRAWFORD, W. CRONIN CROOKE CROSSLEY CUSACK DANIEL, C. DANIEL, J. DAVIDSON DeLOACH DOBSON JAMES CORDIE DANIEL Cullman, Ala. M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 4, Inter- national Relations Clubs, 4. CHARLES L. DAVIDSON, JR. Lithonia, Ga. Phi Della Theta Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, Yellow jacket, 2, 3, Tech Management Club, 4, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 2. LUTHER BRITT DAVIS Norfolk, Va. Pi Kappa Phi THOMAS M. H. DAY Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Na ROBERT STUBBS DEBORDE Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epriloa Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, Wrestling, 3, Captain, R.O.T.C., 4. CURTIS INGRAM DELANY, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Tech Management Club, 4. BENNIE LOUIS DELOACH Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi JACK THOMAS DOBSON Chicago, Ill. Alpha Taa Omega DAVIS DAY DOMINY DORR RAYFORD L. DOMINY Montrose, Ga. Tech Management Club, 4. CARL HAZIL DORR Easley, S. C. Tech Management Club, 4. THOMAS PERRY LANING DOWELL, JR St. Augustine, Fla. Sigma Na Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LYNDSAY DRAKE Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT EMMETT DUCEY Savannah, Ga. ggusggii Dgggg Sigma Na DW G N5 Sigma Nu Secretary, 2, Newman Club, I, 2, EAGER EDELMAN 33 Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, Wres- tling, 2, 4. JOHN F. DWIGGINS Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi Industrial Management Society, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, I, Technique, 3. EUGENE MOREHEAD EAGER l Valdosta, Ga. fl Sigma Alpha Eprilon ,V X N N f' 4 V! : V 1 JQM , , M H363 m7 'H J' L2 ELLIOTT EDELMAN a I -,Q Z Brooklyn, N. Y. Taa Epsilon Phi Tau Epsilon Phi Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, Hillel, 4, Tech- nique, 1, 2. GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HERBERT JEROME EISENBERG Brooklyn, N. Y. FREDERICK F. ELLISON Millen, Ga. Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech Man- agement Club, 4. JAMES HUBARD ELSINGER Tampa, Fla. Delta Tau Delta Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 5, Skull and Key, 2, Yellow Jacket Club, 2: Technique, 1, Yellow Jacket, 1, 2. JOSEPH T. ENGLAND Manticoke, Penn. Beta Thela Pi Junior Hotel Men of America, 4, Tech Man- agement Club, 4, Technique, 1, 2, Blue Print, 2. JOHN ROBERT ESSON Superior, Wis. Phi Gamma Della Phi Gamma Delta Treasurer, 4, M. L. Brit- tain Debating Society, 4, International Rela- tions Club, 1, 2, Glee Club, 2, 3. ELLIS EDWARD ESTES Marietta, Ga. FORREST EUGENE ETHRIDGE Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAINI WINDSOR EVANS Atlanta, Ga. MIKE EASON EVERETT Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon CHARLES ALONZO EWING, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Golf Team, 3, 4. KENNETH W. EAULKNER Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES MCCREARY FLOWERS Columbus, Ga. Phi Delta Theta Bulldog Club, 5, 4, Swimming, 2, 5, EDWARD LEE FLOYD, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi 4. Tech Management Club, 4, Track, 1. NORMAN CATER POWKE Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi WILL DOCK EOWLKES Dyersburg, Tenn. Sigma Chi WILLIAM ARTHUR FRIDAY West Point, Miss. f f ' Q Qi' I ,Mi-' -7 I ' . 6 Y, a 'T ':'. A. .-.5 -- -- --f-: .. ,A R' - . W ' J !-sf - T-' - vi FV- - ' , 1-. , . ' ., - '.':5't:-.Ji0,-,g.',Q:.QZf. X X EISENBERG ELLISON ELSINGER ENGLAND ESSON ESTES ETHRIDGE EVANS EVERETT EWING FAULKNER FLOWERS FLOYD FOWKE FOWLKES FRIDAY Fuu.ToN GAINOUS GRAHAM GRANT Glzoss GUNTER HAMMOND HANKINSON 7 l A - a s Wi' ' f .,, GASKINS GILL GRAY GREENE XWILLIAM READE FULTON Albemarle, N. C. Pi Kappa waz ANSON RAHE GAINOUS Panama City, Fla. LEON ORVILLE GASKINS Alapaha, Ga. Pi Kappa Pai JESSE HOWARD GILL, JR. Holly Springs, Miss. Band, 5, 4. GRADY CHAPMAN GOODROE Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES M. GORMAN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. DOYLE ALEX GRAHAM New Orleans, La. Industrial Management Society, 43 Junior Hotel Men of America President, 4. EMORY BRYAN GRANT, V Marietta, Ga. GOODROE GORMAN GRICE GRIGGS RICHARD DENSON GRAY Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAIVI THOMAS GREENE, JR. Macon, Ga. Della Tau Delta Tech Management Club, 43 Blue Print, 3, Technique, 4. X JAMES WOODIE GRICE Atlanta, Ga. Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech- nique, 4. CHARLES WARREN GRIGGS Norfolk, Va. Sigma Chi VUILFRED EDWARD GROSS, JR. Columbus, Ga. Phi Della Them FRED GUNTER, JR. Tampa, Fla. Industrial Management Society, 43 Tech Management Club, 4. ROBERT ORA HAMMOND Atlanta, Ga. Benz Them Pi FRANK ERVINE HANKINSON, III College Park, Ga. Phi Kappa Tal: Phi Kappa Tau Treasurer, 43 Scabbard antl Blade, 3, 43 Phi Eta Sigma, lg Industrial Man- agement Society, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, l, Sec- retary, 2, 5, 4, Bantl, 2, 3,43 Tech Management Club, 4. HARRISON HART, A. HERRING HICKS BRUCE FUQUA HARRISON Milan, Tenn. Sigma Alpha Epfilon ALLEN CHRISTOPHER HART Atlanta, Ga. Industrial Management Society Vice Presi- dent, 4, Football, 1, Student Concert Commit- tee, 2, 3, Chairman, 4. ' CARTER HART, JR. Kountze, Texas Tech Management Club, 4. JOHN KIRBY HARTLEY, JR. New York, N. Y. Industrial Management Society, 4, Foil and Mask Society, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Tech Management Club, 4. JAMES L. HENDERSON, JR. Hampton, Ga. Kappa Alpha JOHN ENRIGHT HENNESSY Savannah, Ga. Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, Gee- chee Club, 3, 4, Tech Management Club, 4. ALPHAEUS CARLTON HERRING Macon, Ga. Tech Management Club, 4. RAYMOND ELLIS HICKS Memphis, Tenn. Phi Kappa Tau HART, c. HARTLEY HILLYER HINTON WALLACE HAGEN HILLYER Tampa, Fla. Phi Kappa Tau JAMES FORREST HINTON Columbus, Ga. Kappa Alpha American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2. ROY T. HOBBY Atlanta, Ga. ALLEN DEAN HODGE Atlanta, Ga. Flying Club, 4. JAMES MEREDITH HOEY, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Lamhda Chi Alpha Tech Management Club. 4. CHARLES H. HOLLINGSWORTH Atlanta, Ga. WILIAM WILEY HOLLINGSWORTH Berkeley, Calif. HENDERSON HENNES'SY HOBBY HODGE HOEY - HOLLINGSWORTH, C. HOLLINGSWORTH, W. HOOK x I J x, IQ XX x I SX X Sw Q X QNX X Q xxx Sigma Phi Epsilon if American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, ,? YMCA Cabinet, 4. , uummuu eau, Q ,. LEWIS WILLIAM HOOK E ltumnntu ' Savannah, Ga. , Tech Management Club, 4, T Club, 2, 3, 4, 0 X X F Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student . X Council, 1. SENIOR CLASS MALCOLM M. HUDGINS Griflin, Ga. JOHN HUNTER HURST Perry, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha FORREST GORDON HUTCHINGS, JR. Rockmart, Ga. CARL JACKSON HUTCHINS Sparta, Ga. Alpha Taa Omega GLEN JUNIOR HYGH Springheld, Mo. Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Vice President, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 3. HARRY VILLIERS INGRAM V Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Industrial Management Society, 43 Tech Management Club, 3. JAIME D. INSERNI Santurce, Puerto Rico Latin American Club, 3, Secretary, 4. ALBERT DABNEY IRVING, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Phi Delta Theta Industrial Management Society, 4. EUGENE ROBERT JAMES, JR, Atlanta, Ga. Flying Club, 5, Secretary-Treasurer, 4. ROBERT J. JANUARY Trenton, Tenn. Beta Theta Pi Junior Hotel Men of America, 4. CARL HOWARD JERDEN Chattanooga, Tenn. Sigma Chi CHARLES ALBIN JOHNSON Fairburn, Ga. CLARENCE W. JONES, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Beta Theta Pi Junior Hotel Men of America Corresponding Secretary, 5, President, 4, Glee Club, 13 Blue Print Collections Manager, 3, Business Man- ager, 4, Captain, ROTC, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4. JOHN EDWARD JONES Huntington, W. Va. Pi Kappa Alpha JOHN PAUL JONES, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Lamhila Chi Alpha KENYON S. JONES, JR. Miami, Fla. Sigma Chi ROY BARNES, l.M. President Student Council, Omicron Delta Kappa, Who's Who, Bulldog Club UDGINS HURST ' TCHINGS HUTCHINS HYGH INQRAM INSERNI IRVING JAMES JANUARY JERDEN JQHNSQN JONAES, C, JONES, J. E. JONES, J. P. JONES, K. GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ii 'I f 4 f 'Ls X 7 ft x 1 f 4 n QE! 7 , 1 X ft' a LAWRENCE A. KAHN Cedar, Mich. Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon Pi President, 3, Vice President, 4, Industrial Management Society, 3, 4, Bull- dog Club, 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Tech Management Club, 4, Band, 2, 3. JAMES HOWARD KELLY DeLand, Fla. WILLIAM FOSTER KENNON Huntingdon, Tenn. Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 4. FRANK SIMS KEY, JR. Florence, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha HOYT EUGENE KILGORE Chattanooga, Tenn. JOHN ROBERTSON KINNETT, JR. Columbus, Ga. Phi Delta Thefa M. L. Brittain Debating Society, 4. HOYT M. KIRBY Augusta, Ga. Phi Della Theta GEORGE WILLIAM KIRK Orlando, Fla. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Vice President, 4, Industrial Management Society, 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, 43 Student Council, 4, Blue Print, 4, Technique, 2, Swimming Team, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer Junior Class, 3. ' WILLIAM KING KNIGHT Milledgeville, Ga. Lamhda Chi Alpha Flying Club, 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 3, Tech Management Club, 3, 4. JOHN AUGUST KNOELLER Queens Village, N. Y. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 2, 3, Bulldog Club, 4g Publications Board, 4g Technique, 2, 3, Business Manager, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4. SIDNEY P. LANIER Savannah, Ga. Geechee Club, 4. FRANCIS CLARK LASETER Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES S. LAUBLY Maywood, Ill. Pi Eta Epsilon, 2, President, 43 N. I. S. A. 4, Baptist Student Union, 1, State Ollicer, 25 YMCA Cabinet, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Internation- al Relations Club, 4. ROBERT H. LAUGHLIN Savannah, Ga. Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4. JACK RAYMOND LAWLER Smyrna, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Lieutenant NROTC, 4. FRANKLIN BOONE LEACH Franklin, N. Cf Tech Management Club, 4. KAHN KELLY KENNON KEY KILGORE KINNETT KIRBY KIRK LANIER LASETER LAUBLY LAUGHLIN KNIGHT KNOELLJER LAWLER LEACH U LEVIE LINDSEY LUCAS LYNCH, C. ELMER ATHALONE LEVIE LaFayette, Ga. ' Sigma N14 HARRY VAUGHN LINDSEY, JR. Richlands, Va. Phi Delta Theta HENRY M. LLOYD Atlanta, Ga. JAMES AUBREY LOCKE Georgetown, S. C. WILLIAM LEONARD LOCKWOOD Yorktown, Va. Sigma Chi Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3g Basket- ball Manager, 3, American Society of Military Engineers, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 3, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4g Band, I, 2, Technique, Ig Tech Management Club, 4, Society for Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. PETER LEWIS LOWENFELD Hewliett, N. Y. Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, Lieutenant, Air ROTC. EARL HARRIS LUCAS, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Industrial Management Society, 4. CHARLES FREDERICK LYNCH Severna Park, Md. Beta Theta Pi Interfraternity Council, lg Tech Management Club, 4. LLOYD LOCKE LYNCH, H. MAGBEE, J. HUGH JOHN LYNCH San Antonio, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon JAMQES RUSSELL MAGBEE Atlanta, Ga. Phi Delta Theta WILLIAM EARL MAGBEE Atlanta, Ga. Phi Delta Thela WILLIAM JAMES MAHON Cleveland, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon Junior Hotel Men of America, 4. CARL N. MAIOCCO Boston, Mass. Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Treasurer, 3, Industrial Management Society, 4, Foil and Mask Society, 1, 2, 3, President, 4, Bulldog Club, 4. RICHARD WATKINS MALONE Chattanoga, Tenn. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Secretary, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega. 3, 4g Tech Management Club, 4g International Relations Club, 1, 2, .SQ Tefhniqllei 1, Za Yel- low Jacket, 2, 35 MQJOI, ROTC- ROBERT F. MALONEY Atlanta, Ga. Tech Management Club, 4. WHEELER J. MANIS Subligna, Ga, Industrial Management Society, 4. Locncwooo LOWEN Fern MAGBEE, W. MAHON MAIOCCO MALONE MALONEY MANIS In M f1i -f-425551 -V W Wa .KX GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JAMES ANDERSON MANKIN Griffin, Ga. Chi Phi Tech Management Club, 4. X x ls. A Ny X ARTHUR A. MANNING X X XX Savannah, Ga. - - '- Taa Epxilon Phi -V f 5 5, Qndustrial Management Society, 4, Fencing, lllllllllfllllfflllllll 'V T T I 5 ff'f.m.. ' I X Jo-HN MANZUK, JR. X Mccieiiandtown, Pa. 0 X ty X ARTHUR ELLIOTT MARKS Atlanta, Ga. Tau Epsilon Phi ROBERT DESAIX MARSDEN New York, N. Y. Chi Phi JOSEPH BROOKS MARTIN Memphis, Tenn. Tech Management Club, 4. SAMUEL HARRIS MARTIN Savannah, Ga. Geechee Club, 4. HAROLD E. MASBACK, JR. New York, N. Y. ager, 2, 3, 4. Track Manager, 2, 33 Cross Country Man- EDWIN PHILLIP MAXIM Beacon, N. Y. Newman Club, 1, 2, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club, 2, Track Manager, 2, 3. JOHN NEWTON MCBRIDE Murfreesboro, Tenn. Beta Theta Pi Junior Hotel Men of America, 5, 4, Blue Print, 1. LEWIS TILLMAN MCCOY Orlando, Fla. Phi Delta Theta Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4, Technique, 3. OTTICE MCFATTER Sugartown, La. ROBERT HENRY MCGARITY, JR. Cordele, Ga. EMMETT WINSTON McKAY, JR. Headland, Ala. LITTLETON KIRK MCKAY, JR. Lakeland, Fla. Kappa Sigma Industrial Management Society, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. ROBERT KEOUN MCKENZIE, JR. Abbeville, S. C. Beta Theta Pi Bulldog Club, 5, 4, Interfraterniry Council, 2. MANNING MANKIN MANZUK MARKS MARSDEN I MARTIN, J. MARTIN, S. MASBACK MCCOY MCFATTER MCGARITY McKAY, E, MAXIM MCBRIDE McKAY, L. MCKENZIE SENIOR CLASS JAMES HERBERT MCLEMORE Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Eprilon ROBERT A. MCLEMORE Atlanta, Gai Sigma Alpha Eprilon SETH BALDWIN MELLEN Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Chi Phi Secretary, 3, Vice President, Technique, 4. JOSEPH WALTER MEYER Savannah, Ga. Sigma Alpha Eprilon JAMES BRADFORD MILNER Rome, Ga. Kappa Alpha DAVIS MOON Tallahassee, Fla. WILLIAM WALLACE MOORE Miami, Fla. DONALD C. MORTON f Jackson, Miss. Kappa Sigma Blue Print, 1, Yellow Jacket, 2. 4: HERBERT ALAN MOSKOVITZ Manchester, Ga. Tau Epriloa Phi Hillel Society, 3, 4. LAWRENCE LEONARD NAGEL Ellwood City, Penn. Phi Eta Sigma, 1: Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Bria- efearl SOCICIIV, 3, 4, Co-op Club, 4, A. I. Ch. E., 5, President, 4. WILLIAM NATHAN Sebring, Fla. DAN LENOIR NEIGHBORS Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alpha CONNOR FULLER NELSON, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Tech Management Club, 4. JONATHAN PROTHRO NICHOLS Bradenton, Fla. Sigma Chi Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 3, 4, Glee Club, I, Cross Country, 1. HENRY LOUIS NIELSEN, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. Tech Management Club, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. ALFRED DARGAN ODOM, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Secretary, 3, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, Industrial Management Society, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Major, ROTC, 4. ' ' iii . q i f . Ev if , . ,,x,,,..,f M' 4 ,,- ,mg z' W ' if ' .3 Jff,t.y,,.'f.,v,,,-.75 .wir ,, - W f I ' M 1. .U ' , P. if . - I , iw 42-1:peasmi:eWa..,.,..g.wf , .41 , f . . wh L-1:49-.1 , , 1 i V ' . f,.,L,,,,,i37.l, JACK BAUGIH, C.E. Editor Engineer, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, Vice President A.S.C.E. McLEMORE, J. MCLAMORE, R. MELLEN MEYER MILNER MOON Moose, W. MORTON Mosxovnz NAGIEL NATHAN Nelemaons NELSON NICHOLS NIELSEN ooom OLLIFF ORR OSBURN OVERMAN PALMER PATTON VVILLIAIVI LANIER OLLIFF Statesboro, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Secretary, 4. LAWRENCE L. ORR, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Junior Hotel Men of America, 4, Band, 2. ALVIN CLARK OSBURN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. STEADMAN M. OVERMAN Milledgeville, Ga. Industrial Management Society, 45 Tech PAESEL PAINE Management Club, 4. PENNINGTON, J. PENNINGTON, M. PETERSON PIKE LEE ROY OWEN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Industrial Management Society Treasurer, 4. FRANK CAMDEN OWENS J Atlanta, Ga. 'Y ,-'P iv ,. 'arm 0 1 L , I . Chi Phi Tech Management Club, 4, Tennis, 1, 5, 4. CARL MUNDT PAESEL, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega JAMES GARDNER PAINE Decatur, Ga. OWEN OWENS PAWLEY PEFINIS JOHN REED PALMER Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Nu ELBERT EARL PATTON, II Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi Tech Management Club, 4. CLIFTON DOBBS PAWLEY Miami Beach, Fla. Sigma Chi Glee Club, 2, 3, Tech Management Club, 4. CHARLES GEORGE PEFINIS Atlanta, Ga. Industrial Management Society, 3, 4, Tech Management Club, 4. JOHN FLETCI-IEE PENNINGTON, JR. i Atlanta, Ga. MARCUS JOEL PENNINGTON Atlanta, Ga. Lamhfla Chi Alpha Student Court, 45 International Relations Club, 2, 3, President, 4, Yellow Jacket, 1. JOHN WILLIAM PETERSON, JR. Roswell, New Mexico Junior Hotel Men of America, 3, 4, Tech Management Club, 4. CHARLES V. PIKE West Palm Beach, Fla. PIILAND PITMAN POWER QUARLES PITTARD PITTMAN QU I NN RADFORD JESSE FRANK PILAND THOMAS JUDSON QUINN , Pelham, Ga. RICHARD DIXON PITMAN Newnan, Ga. YMCA Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, American Ceramic Society, 2, Wesley Foundation, 5. TARLTON CARTER PITTARD Atlanta, Ga. LLOYD EDWARD PITTMAN Fairfield, Texas Tech Management Club, 4. JAMES THEODORE POPLIN, JR. Rocky Mount, N. C. Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Treasurer, 5, Newman Club, I, 2, 5, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 4, Secre- tary, 3, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 5. GEORGE EDWIN POWELL Statesboro, Ga. Beta Theta Pi Tech Management Club, 4g Technique, 1. JOE CLARENCE POWER, JR. Atlanta, Ga. i RUSSELL MELVIN QUARLES Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Sigma ROWLAND A. RADFORD, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Phi Delta Theta OLAN SAMUEL RAKESTRAW Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi ROBERT NEAL RAUTH Arlington, Va. Tech Management Club, 4. ARTHUR F. REES, III Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Chi Phi Vice President, 4, Industrial Man- agement Society, 3, President, 4, Interfraternity Council, 4, Honor Roll, 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH REESE Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Football, l. FRED ALLEN REISJNIAN Atlanta, Ga. Tau Epsilon Phi Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech Management Club,4g Hillel, 3, 4, Technique, l. JOHN LESLIE RHODES, JR. Milleclgeville, Ga. POPLIN POWELL RAKESTRAW RAUTH REES REESE NEISMAN RHODES fa , f 'ee , L -4, V i Q 73' lllx 7 , if ff ,fi - f 9 a RHYNE RICE ROWE ROYSTER SEBRING SEXTON SHARTAR SHEPHERD I ,R 5 Y - HI- H -ug ,, ROBERTS ROBIN'SON RYAN SCHARFSCHWERDT GENE HOWARD RHYNE Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi Flying Club, 4. ROBERT HYMER RICE Elberton, Ga. Kappa Alpha Scabbarcl and Blade, 3, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE A. ROBERTS Macon, Ga. Kappa Sigma IAN WILLIAM ROBINSON West Palm Beach, Fla. IRA ROSENBERG Bronx, N. Y. Alpha Epxiloii Pi ALFRED FRANK ROTHSCHILD Greenville, S. C. Taa Epxiion Phi Industrial Management Society, 4, Drama- Tech, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4. RAYMOND OSCAR ROWE, JR. Ringgold, Ga. JAMES FRANKLIN ROYSTER Lawndale, N. C. ROSENBERG ROTHSCHILD SCHMINKE SAILERS JOHN MORRIS RYAN Milledgeville, Ga. Phi Kappa Tau EDWARD SCHARESCHWERDT, JR. Fort Pierce, Fla. Sigma Alpha Epxilon T Club, 2, 5, 43 Football, I, 2, 3. GEORGE F. SCHMINKE, III New Orleans, La. Sigma Nu Sigma Nu Treasurer, 35 Interfraternitv Coun cil, 2, Technique, 2. CHARLES SAILERS Topeka, Kansas ROBERT EARL SEBRING Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Chi EUGENE P. SEXTON Norfolk, Va. HARRY SHARTAR Atlanta, Ga. DAN PLUNKET SHEPHERD 3 Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Chi Phi Secretary, 3, President, 4, Inter fraternity Council, 4. SHIRLEY SHOEMAKER SNEED SNELLING WILLIAM HENRY SHIRLEY, JR. . Grilin, Ga. Pi Kappa Pbi ULYSSES EDWARD SHOEMAKER Cartersville, Ga. LOUIS W. SHORES Greensboro, N. C. Bela Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Treasurer, 4g Tech Manage- ment Club, 45 Wrestling Team, 2. WILLIAM LEE SIMMONS, JR. Alamo, Ga. SAMUEL MARVIN SLOTIN McRae, Ga. Tech Management Club, 4. HORACE ZACK SMITH, JR. Statesboro, Ga. Alpba Tau Ome a 8 Junior Hotel Men of America Secretary- Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Cross Country, 1. JAMES W. SNEED, JR. Fort Pierce, Fla. Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon Treasurer, 2, President, 3' Industrial Management Society, 4, Interfi-at: ernity Council, 2, 3. RICHARD JACKSON SNELLING, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Delta Tau Della Delta Tau Delta Secretary, 45 Technique, 3. SHORES SIMMONS SOBEL STABLES SANFORD WARNER SOBEL South Orange, N. J. International Relations Club, I, 2, 4, Camera Club, 1, 2g American Legion, I, 2, Tech Man- agement Club, 4g Technique, 1, 2. LINTON DUNN STABLES, JR. Capron, Va. WILLIAM WISSON STEPHENSON Westheld, N. J. Pi Kappa Alpha JAMES ANDREW STEWART Atlanta, Ga. Chi PM ...tt.ftu2O.. Seem. T Club, 4, Basketball, 1, 3, 4. SUDAN SWANN SWEAT SWENSON PHILIP PAUL SUDAN Atlanta, Ga. 0 V ALBERT J. SWANN, JR. F AZ 5 X Macon, Ga. C f 5 1 - Sigma Alpha Eptiloa 2 5 T Club, 3, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, 4 Golf Team, 3, 4. .L ' Z I N 0 ROBERT VASCO SWEAT 'bd i 5 A f- , Palatka, Fla. ,gif I, iq' V, Tech Management Club, 4. ROBERT FREDERICK SWENSON New Rochelle, N. Y. Beta Theta Pi Tech Management Club, 3, 43 Fencing, 2. ?1Zf 'Y 9 ' el? ff! ,u --f a fff Za ,,: 3 f . f. ffgf x, t . t , 2 TACKABERRY TANNER THOMAS, T. THOMPSON TUCKER VALDES WAGENER WALKER XSNS , . Q X X x t X X 5 X N XXX 3 X 3 XX f 1 I V 7 lllllllllllllllflgf . .- . ,, K - lflllll 'll'lfl'l.,t , - X . X X XX TEDDER TERRY TICKLE TOMBERG WILLIAM E. TACKABERRY Atlanta, Ga. FREDDIE F. TANNER ' Atlanta, Ga. JONATHAN LEE TEDDER, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Bulldog Club, 43 Tech Management Club, 43 Technique, 4g Rifle Team, 2, 3. DERWARD WESTLEY TERRY Leesburg, Fla. Alpha Tau Omega Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 43 Tech Management Club, 43 Blue Print, 1, 2, Associate Editor, 3, 4. GEORGE NELSON THOMAS, JR. Macon, Ga. Kappa Alpha KEITH WAYNE THOMAS Dallas, Texas Sigma Chi Industrial Management Society, 4. THOMAS JOHN THOMAS, JR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Industrial Management Society, 3, 43 Tech Management Club, 4. HARRY R. THOMPSON Suffolk, Va. THOMAS, G. THOMAS, K. rRlNeAs Tuaas WILLIAM LEE TICKLE Dyersburg, Tenn. MARTIN WILLIAM TOMBERG Woodmere, N. Y. Tau Epsilon Phi Tau Epsilon Phi Treasurer, 5, 43 Industrial Management Society, 43 Tech Management Club, 4g DrarnaTech, 23 International Relations Club, 3g Hillel, 3, 43 Technique, l, 2. C. JAMES TRINGAS Pensacola, Fla. Delta Tau Delta International Relations Club, 2. JIMMY DARBY TUBBS Jacksonville, Fla. Phi Delta Theta JOHN HAMILTON TUCKER Tampa, Fla. Alpha Tau Omega Tech Management Club, 4. DIEGO FELIX VALDES Cienfuegos, Cuba Industrial Management Society, 4. GEORGE EDWARD WAGENER, JR. Lithonia, Ga. JAMES MONTGOMERY WALKER Atlanta, Ga. Tech Management Club, 4. WALLACE WATSON WHITESIDE WILLIAMS ROBERT BRIDGE WALLACE, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Phi Eprilon Band, I, 2, Technique, I, 2. RUSSEL B. WATSON, JR. Tyler, Texas Alpha Taa Omega Alpha Tau Omega President, 4, ANAK Treasurer, 4, Bulldog Club, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Inter- fraternity Council, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, Vice President Freshman YMCA Council, Tech Management Club, 4, Blue Print, I, 2, Man- aging Editor, 3, 4, Technique, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon Outstanding Achievement in Publica- tions Award, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 4. ROBERT HAROLD WATTENBARGER West Palm Beach, Fla, Beta Theta Pi JAMES LAWRENCE WAUGH, JR. Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma Phi Epsilon PAUL D. WHEELER Kingsport, Tenn. Bulldog Club, 4. JOSEPH C. WHITAKER, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Phi Kappa Tau WILLIAM AUGUSTUS WHITESIDE Falmouth, Jamaica, B. W. I. Kappa Alpha CHARLES MICHAEL WILLIAMS Birmingham, Ala. Kappa Alpha Tech Management Club, 4. WATTEN BARGER WAUGH WILSON, T. WILSON, v. THOMAS ASKAM WILSON Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi VERNON KEITH WILSON Moultrie, Ga. Sigma Chi Tech Management Club Treasurer, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. ROBERT WEBB WINSTEAD Marietta, Ga. WILLIAM GRAVES WOFFORD, JR. Little Rock, Ark. Lamhda Chi Alpha WILLIAM HAYNE WOODWARD Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech Management Club, 4, Cross Country, l. ' VICTOR HUBERT WYCOTT Atlanta, Ga. Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau President, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, lg Bulldog Club, 3, Industrial Management Society, 3, Vice President, 4, American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineers, 5, Inter-fraternity Council, 5, Honor Roll, I, 4. GEORGE M. YOUMANS Waycross, Ga. ROBERT PAUL ZIMMERMAN Fordtown, Penn. WHEEIJER WHITAKER WINSTEAD WOFFORD WOODWARD WYCOTT YOUMANS ZIMMERMAN AL BOISSY, l.E. Vice Presidenl Student Council, Editor Yellow Jacket, Vice President Senior Class, Omicron Delta Kappa . I. -I'I , I II . wItIIII II.IIw'II InIIIgWII'IIIIII'IIIIIiIIiI'r'I. Iv rr , . I I II: gI,,nCIj11Qi .I1I I 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, IIIIIIIIrf'...IIww-'II Ik 1 WW.. I I,I ,. I.I,I,I II' I Q 8 3 Q 5. S ,A EWR ,Jinx XR I WWI s S N I II , HIIIIIWIIIII gf IIIIII III Q I I ,IM IR ,I I ' If X, I Xwpxxxx 1 Wil QQ Q 1 ineering Wgw?5MW DEPARTMENT fi ' ' ' f Mechanical Engineering was the only degree- e yr gra ' m f: de rtment of Georgia Tech from the Opening of the Institute in 1888 until 1896. The course of study has changed through the years from the Original one, largely of vocational nature, to the present curriculum in which broad application of engineering theory is emphasized. There are no optional courses in mechanical engineering but electives are provided whereby a student may have some choice of subjects most suited to his individual desires. Courses of cultural and humanitarian aspects are included as a necessary part of a curriculum designed to provide the basis for future advancement of mechanical engineering graduates as profes- sional engineers and as citizens. HOMER S. WEBER, Ph.D ..... Director of School MARIO J. GOGLIA, Ph.D ..... ARCHIBALD D. HOLLAND, B.S., M.S. . Pfofersor' P10 ferror Proferror FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mason, Morris, Hinton, Henika, Weber, Allen ,... SECOND ROW: Wilcox, Vidosic, Doyal, Foster, Bonner, Deek .... THIRD ROW: Zimmerman, Weeden, Davis, Goglia, Mac- CuIIen, Sangoter, Haroldson .... FOURTH ROW: Holland, Cheatham, Morris, Darby, Bowman, Davis, Trotter. HOWARD W. MASON, B.S., M.S. . . ROBERT L. ALLEN, B.S., M.S. . , DOUGLAS W. COE, M.S. .... . OTIS M. HARRELSON, B.S., M.S. . , WILLIAM A. HINTON, B.S., M.S. . . RICHARD A. TROTTER, B.S., M.E., M.S. JOSEPH P. VIDOSIC, M.E., M.S. . . . CLARENCE R. WEEDEN, B.S., M.S. . . HAYDEN ZIMMERMAN, B.S., M.S. . . MARK C. BOWMAN, B.S., M.S. . . . JAMES C. CHEATHAM, B.S., M.S. . . HORACE O. FOSTER, B.S. . . . JOE L. MORRIS, B.S., M.S. . . EDWARD F. DAREY, JR., M.S. . . ALLEN MACCULLEN, JR., B.S. . Nk. H. S. WEBER Asrociate Arsociate Associate Arrociate Arrociate Arfociate Arrocirzle Associate Arrirtanr Arrirtarzt Arrimznz Arsimznt Proferror Proferror Proferror Profermr Proferror Proferxor Proferror Profexror Proferror Profenor Profersar Proferror Proferror Instructor lmtructor 1111 g ' -' JH' SENIOR WILLIAM THOMAS ADAMS, JR. Summerville, Ga. HOMER EUGENE ANGLIN, JR. Chamblee, Ga. JAMES RODNEY ARNOLD Daytona Beach, Fla. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. DAVID ARTHUR ASHBY, JR. Memphis, Tenn. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WILEY THOMAS BAKER Wilmington, N. C. Sigma Na . ALLEN PALMER BALLENTINE St. Petersburg, Fla. Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. LAWRENCE M. BARNETT Bessemer, Ala. WALTER FLEMING BARNEY - Jacksonville, Fla. Kappa Sigma American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 4. ISDOR R. BARON Columbus, Ga. Taa Eprilon Phi PEDRO BARQUIN Habana, Cuba Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Treasurer, 2, 3, Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 45 Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, Foil and Mask Society, 3, 4, Latin American Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 3. DONALD ARTHUR BEARDSWORTH Bridgeport, Conn. Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Treasurer, 2, Vice Presi- dent, 3, President, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4g Am- erican Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Lieutenant Colonel, ROTC, 4. JAMES MARSHALL BECK, JR. Marietta, Ga. CLASS ADAMS ARNOLD BAKER BARNETT BARON BEARDSWORTH ANGJLIN ASHBY BALLENTINE BARNEY BARQUIN BECK BECKWORTH BOST BRIDGES BROWN CAINES CARTWRIGHT CLASS OF '49 BOHANN ON 5 BOWERS BRI DGEWATER BURDETTE CAM PBELL CAUSEY KERMIT WINTON BECKWORTH Savannah, Ga. LEONARD TWICHELL BOHANNON Moreland, Ga. GLENN EUGENE BOST Kannapolis, N. C. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. LAXVRENCE SUMMER BOWERS Moreland, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. THOMAS NELSON BRIDGES Kings Mountain, N. C. Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Secretary, 1, Treasurer, 3 Vice President, 4. JOHN R. BRIDGEWATER Riddleton, Tenn. Delta Tau Della TAYLOR C. BROWN, JR. Sanford, Fla. Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha President, 4, Bulldog Club 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engin eers, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 43 Pi Tau Sigma, 4. THOMAS CLAYTON BURDETTE LaGrange, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WOOTS W. CAINES, JR. Huntington, W. Va. Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Vice President, 3, Presi dent, 4, Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4 ,Treasurer, 5 Bulldog Club, 3, 45 lnterfraternity Council 3, 4- JOSIAH CARLTON CAMPBELL, JR. Gulfport, Miss. Kappa Alpha Tau Beta Pi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, Cor- responding Secretary, 4, Briaerean Society, 3 Secretary, 4, Co-op Club, 3, Vice President, 4 Band 1, Z, 3g Honor Roll, 4. JOHN N. CARTWRIGHT . Ellcton, Ky. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. NORMAN HENRY CAUSEY, JR. Florala, Ala. x SENIOR THOMAS LOYD CELY, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. JAMES WOODWARD CHANCE Augusta, Ga. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JAMES RICHARD CHAPMAN Atlanta, Ga. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. DONALD LEROY CHASE Beloit, Wis. WILLIAM HAMILTON CHESNUT Bradenton, Fla. Technique, I, 5, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 2. HAMILTON CLARK, JR. High. Springs, Fla. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM CLARKSON Camden, S. C. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. GEORGE JOSEPH CLEARY, JR. Savannah. Ga. Newman Club, lg Phi Eta Sigma, 1. WILLIAM RICHARD COCHRAN Aliquippa, Pa. EDWARD ARTHUR COLLE, JR. Pascagoula, Miss. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Tau Beta Pi President, 4. WILLIAM BECKWITH CRANE Dixie, Ga. HERBERT LEE CRAWSON Chattahoochee, Fla. CLASS CELY CHAPMAN CHESNUT CLARKSON COCHRAN CRANE CHANCE CHASE CLAR-K CLEARY COLLE CRAWSON GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY X N PSS, X xx WPS XX X S X X A Q S SMX? X Q X 77 7 lllllllllfff flfllf flll111 ' , . CLARENCE NEWELL CROCKER, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Phi Delta Theta American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. HARRY ALDEN CRONK Cleveland, Ohio Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. EDWARD STANTON CUMMINGS, JR. Greenville, S. C. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. BENJAMIN GARY DAVENPORT, JR. Greenville, S. C. Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JAMES OGILVIE DAVID Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Nu Bulldog Club, 4. RICHARD U. DEITERS Atlanta, Ga. Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Chess Club, 4. HARRY EDWARD DeWEESE Atlanta, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Honor Roll. JACK CARTER DILLON Tampa, Fla. Beta Theta Pi Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. ' WILBUR ALAN DIXON Jonesboro. Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. EDWARD KINGMAN DOMINGOS, JR. Griffin, Ga. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4, Treasur- er, 3, Honor Roll, 4. JOHN F. DUERST Clarkdale, Ga. GEORGE ELBERT DUNCAN Monroe, Ga. WILLIAM GUY DUNN Orlando, Fla. Sigma Chi Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. . JOSEPH WENDELL ENDSLEY Orlando, Fla. CHARLES CASWALLON EVANS Birmingham, Ala. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JOHN LOUIS FENTON Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alflaa American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. S DA P RT CS'h'i5'iF5 SESN6' l DAVID DEITERS DEWEESE DILLON DIXON DOMINGOS DUERST DUNCAN DUNN ENDSLEY EVANS FENTON - FINK FISHER GARISON GARMANY BOYD WYATT FINK Atlanta, Ga. HUGH W. FISHER Athens, Ga. BRANCH ROBUCK ELEMING Cordele, Ga. Theta Chi Theta Chi Secretary, 3, President, 4, Ameri- an Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. CECIL FLENNIKEN Georgetown, S. C. Beta Theta Pi Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- hanical Engineers, 43 Phi Eta Sigma, lg Tau 3eta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Honor Roll, l, HAROLD ERANK FORD, JR. Jacksonville, Pla. Kappa Sigma American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. ROBERT CARLYLE FULLER Front Royal, Va. Tau Kappa Epsilon JACK PROCTOR GARISON El Dorado, Ark. X Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4g Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 45 Phi Ita Sigma, lg American Society of Mechanical Ingineers, 4. WILLIAM KNOX GARMANY I Chattanooga, Tenn. FLEMING FLENNIKEN GARRETT GARY JOHN W. GARRETT Huntland, Tenn. LAWRENCE HENRY GARY Baltimore, Md. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JOHN OSCAR GERSON, JR. Atlanta, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, JAMES ROBERT GIBB Detroit, Mich. Chi Phi ARNOLD IRA GOLDBERG Savannah, Ga. Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon Pi Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Camera Club, 1, 2, President, 3, A.S.M.E. 4, Flying Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Phi omegal 1, 2, International Relations Club, 1, 2, Gee- chee Club, 2, 3, 4, YMCA Freshman Council, lg Blue Print, 1, Technique, 4. ROBERT WEBER GREASER Altoona, Pa. Delta Tau Della WARING MANNING GREEN Rolling Fork, Miss. WARING MANNING GREEN Decatur, Ga. Chi Pri Chi Psi Vice President, 4, Kappauliappa PSi, 5, 4g Band, 1, 2, 33 American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. FORD FULLER GERSON GIBB GOLDBERG GREASER GREEN, J. GREEN, W TEX BRANSON, A.E. President Omicron Delta Kappa, Secretary lnterfraterniiy Council, Student Council, Tau Beta Pi II 4. I GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 9 WNW! MW ia x IK f X ff f .X X X Y x N XR I . X 211, -- X 5 X .wg Q . C L 7. ' A Z? ,f Y I T 1 , 1 X ,- WILLIAM HERBERT GREENE Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma Na Sigma Nu Vice President, 5, Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Secretary, 4. WILLIAM D. GREENLEES Huntsville, Ala. Pi Kappa Alpha CHARLES H. GRIFFENBERG, JR. Philadelphia, Penn. Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma Vice President, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, I, American Society of Mechanical Engineers Secretary, 4, Honor Roll, 4. NEVETT STEELE GROVE Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Vice President, 4, President, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 5, Treasurer, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers Treasurer, 4. JOSEPH MARSHALL HAAS Alexandria, La. Sigma Chi Tau Beta Pi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, President Sophomore Class, 2. ALBERT WELLINGTON HAINLIN Miami, Fla. C0-op Club, 5, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, lg Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Briaerean Society, 4. DICK HOUSTON HALL, III Decatur, Ga. Theta Chi CARL HANDEN Elizabeth. N. -T. Phi Epxiloa Pi Phi Kappa Phi. 4, Phi Epsilon Pi Treasurer, 4, Engineer, 3, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4, Honor Roll, 4. ' WALLACE ASBURY HANSON, JR. Byron, Ga. Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4. SAMUEL G. HARDY, JR. Rome, Ga. Them Chi Theta Chi President, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 4 Band, I, American Society of Mechanical En gineers, 4, Blue Print, 5, Tau Beta Pi, 4 Honor Roll, 4. FRED WILLIAM HARRISON Bessemer, Ala. Lamhila Chi Alpha Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Co-op Club, 5, 4. MORRIS EDWIN HARRISON Atlanta, Ga. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, T Club, 4, American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Football, 3, 4. ROBERT HARRIS HART Tallahassee, Fla. Kappa Alpha Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. CHARLES WILLIAM HARWELL, IR. Cordele, Ga. Sigma Chi PAUL CLARK HAULBROOK Moultrie, Ga. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. CHARLIE BOB HAYNIE Stone Mountain, Ga. GREENE GREEN LEES GRIFFENBERG GROVE HAAS HAINLIN A HARDY HARRISO HALL HANDEN , HANSON N- F- HARRISON. M- HART HARWELL HAULBROOK HAYNIE .Egg SENIOR CLASS GEORGE W. HEAD, JR. Macon, Ga. Kappa Alpha ARTHUR HENDERSON, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. KENNETH BARNES HILL Sumter, S. C. Kappa Sigma GEORGE BARKER HINSON East Orange, N. J. Chi Pri Chi Psi President, 2, Treasurer, 3, Secretary, l, Track, 1. WILLIAM HENRY HITCH ROY IRVING HUSSEY Savannah, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Secretary, 3, President, 4, Geechee Club, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. ALLEN SHANNON JACKSON Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM M. JACKSON Jelfersonville, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JOHN BOB JAMES Atlanta, Ga. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 4, International Relations Club, 4. I N - ' - f ,c an :av Fitzgerald, Ga. Tau Beta Pi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Briaerean Lociety, 3, 4, Co-op Club, 3, 4, American So- iety of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Wesley iounclation, 4, YMCA Cabinet, 3, 4. BYRON L. HOLTON, JR. Camilla, Ga. YMCA Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Technique, 3, 4, Eym Team, 2, 3, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4. CHARLES VAN GORDER HOLTON r Big Stone Gap, Va. Beta Theta Pi American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. CHARLES S. HOWLAND, JR. Beaumont, Texas Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, American Society of Engineers, 4. JOSE SANTIAGO JIDY Havana, Cuba American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. ROY EUGENE JOHNSON Atlanta, Ga. Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, I, A.S.M.E. Secre- tary, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Technique, 4, Gym, Team, 3. MORRIS DAVIS KEESEE Lexington, Ky, ROY LAMAR KILGORE Villa Rica, Ga. i HITCH HOLTON, B. JACKSON, W. JAMES HOLTON, C. HOW'-AND JIDY JOHNSON HEAD HENDERSON HILL HINSON HUSSEY JACKSON, A. KEESEE KILGORE KIRKLAND KNUTSEN LEE LICHTY MALIN MATHESON MClNTO'SH MCLEAN, L. Z Z Z N ff' - QR '2 D .VN f I iii: Z X W N x f f D KOESY LAMB LINDLER LINTON JOHN EDWARD KIRKLAND, JR. Pearson, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. . OLE KNUTSEN Brooklyn, N. Y. Pi Kappa Phi Swimming Team, 4. JASON DOUGLAS KOESY Miami, Fla. ROBERT LaFAYETTE LAMB Atlanta, Ga. Phi Kappa Sigma JAMES GEARHART LANCASTER Bolton, Miss. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. HERBERT KENDALL LASTER Memphis, Tenn. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. HARRY LEE, JR. Sanford, Fla. Phi Kappa Taa JOHN PORTER LICHTY West Palm Beach, Fla. Kappa Sigma Bulldog Club, 3, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. LANCASTER LASTER LORA LOVE ALBERT HENRY LINDLER Panacea, Fla. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Legion, 2, 3, Vice Commander, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. GEORGE ARNOLD LINTON Birmingham, Ala. Pi Kappa Alpha Scabbard and Blade, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. GUSTAVO S. LORA Havana, Cuba Latin American Club Vice President, 3, President, 4. JAMES ERSKINE LOVE, JR. Greenwood, S. C. Delta Tau Delta ANAK, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, Blue Print Editor, 1948. BERNARD MALIN Brooklyn, N. Y. Alpha Eprilon Pi JAMES CARL MATHESON, JR. Decatur, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha JOHN MCINTOSH, III Auburn, N. Y. Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 45 A.S.M.E., 4. . LAUGHLIN CHALMERS MCLEAN Birmingham, Ala. Phi Eta Sigma, 15 Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 45 Tall Beta Pi, 43 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Honor Roll, 4. GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LEONARD ANSON McLEAN Woodmere, N. Y. YMCA Cabinet, 1, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. CHARLES MURRAY McQUAID Jacksonville, Fla. Phi Delta Theta JOSEPH VICTOR MEISTER Mount Vernon, N. Y. Tau Epsilon Phi RAYMOND GEORGE MOORE ' Mansfield, Penn. ROBERT MOSCRIP, III Orlando, Fla. Sigma Chl Pi Tau Sigma, 3, President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 45 A.S.M.E. Vice President, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2, Vice President, 5, President, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Technique, 1, 2, Blue Print, 2, 3, Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities, 4. ISAAC E. MURRAY, JR. Durhan, N. C. ' ARTHUR E. NELSON, JR. Scarsdale, N. Y. Sigma Phi Epsilon American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. GUY H. NORTHCUTT, JR. Marietta, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega ORIS LEROY O'DANIEL Charlotte, N. C. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JAMES WILLIAM PEACH Little Rock, Ark. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. AUGUSTUS RAWSON PERDUE, JR. Rome, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. DONALD MILLER PHIPPS Bessemer, Ala. Foil and Mask, 2, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. DAVID W PINKERTON Jacksonville Fla Kappa Alpha Pi Tau Sigma, 43 American Society of chanical Engineers, 4 THOMAS DAYTON PRICE Arcadia Fla American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4 ALLEN JAY PROPP Brooklyn, N. Y. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Cross Country, 19 Freshman Basketball, 1. LAZARO ENRIQUE PUIG Central Baguanos, Cuba Latin American Club, 3, 4. I i s. 'T-, e 1 ' 18 is f if Hx I IH MCLEAN MCQUAID MEISTER MOORE MOSCRIP MURRAY NELSON NORTHCUTT O'DANIEL PEACH PERDUE PHIPPS PINKERTON PRICE PROPP PUIG REID ROBERTS SCHIMMENTI SCHOOLEY MARION HARLEY QUATTLEBAUM Sumter, S. C. MYRON ELY REES St. Louis, Mo. Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, ANDREW WEST REID ROBERTSON ROGERS SCHWARTZ SCOTT FRANK SCHIMMENTI Brooklyn, N. Y. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, -1. GLENN GREGORY SCHOOLEY, JR. Atlanta, Ga. QUATTLEBAUM REES RUSHTON SACCHETTINI SHAW SHAWE SHEPARD SIMPSON JIM FRENCH, l.E. Business Manager..Engineer, Omicron Delta Kappa Vice President Tau Beta Pi, Pl1i Kappa Phi Athens, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Scabbard and Blade, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, 3i American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 43 Lieutenant Colonel, Air ROTC. 3. JAMES LEROY ROBERTS Jackson, Tenn. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Wesley Foundation, 3. WILLIAM GORDON ROBERTSON Hephzibah, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JOHN I-IARRELL ROGERS Jacksonville, Fla. Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Treasurer, 3, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 43 Blue Print, 2. JAMES CARLISLE RUSHTON, JR. Greenville, S. C. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. FRED J. SACCHETTIINII New York City, N. Y. SIDNEY SCHWARTZ New Haven, Conn. WILLIAM W. SCOTT Atlanta, Ga. Phi Sigma Kappa CHARLES LEE SHAW Baltimore, Md. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Ensign, NROTC, 2, 3. ARTHUR THACKERY SHAWE Baltimore, Md. Cross Country, 2. JOHN MARSHALL SHEPARD, JR. West Palm Beach, Fla. Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, American Society, of Mechanical Engineers, 4. HAROLD W. SIMPSON Atlanta, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. - 2 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CLARENCE EUGENE SMITH Mansfield, Ga. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JAMES CALVIN SMITH Augusta, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, I, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Scabbardaand Blade, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3. TUNIS MAUPAS SMITH, JR. Savannah, Ga. Sigma Chi YMCA Cabinet, 4. WILLIAM VERNON SMITH Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Sigma American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Rifie Team, 3, 4. P LOUIS E. SNEDIGAR, JR. Miami Beach, Fla. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, JOSEPH SPECTOR Chattanooga, Tenn. Phi Eta Sigma, I, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Flying Club, 1, A.S.M.E., 4, Pi Tau Sigma Sophomore Award, 2, Honor Roll, 3, 4. JAMES COSBY STANTON Athens, Ga. Theta Chi JACK STEWART Picayune, Miss. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. BERNARD STOREY Armuchee, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega Pi Tau Sigma, 4, BSU Council, 1, 2, 33 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. HUGH DORSEY SULLIVAN Rome, Ga. Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. LESLIE JAMES SULLIVAN Honolulu, Hawaii Pi Tau Sigma, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. WALTER LLOYD TAYLOR Decatur, Ga. Lamhiia Chi Alpha Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Co-op Club, 3, 4, Student Council, 4. PREDERIC ALLISON THOMA Elmhurst, Ill. ROBERT LEWIS THOMAS Decatur, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma Vice President, I, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Scabbarcl and Blade, 3, 4, Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Lieutenant Colonel, ROTC, 4. JULIO BERNARDO TOPP Havana, Cuba Tau Epsilon Phi Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 43 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Swimming, 1, 2, 3, 4. JUNIOR GEORGE TRUNK El Monte, Calif. QW fmt? X X , Q a ullllll llllqlu fl lllg'.. Y lun , N :uurfm - XX ,ox 5 rt' 'D smm-4. c. SMITH, J. SMITH, T. SMILHNWH SNEDIGAR sPEcToR STANTON srewmu iggsv sutlikdmmi . SULLIVAN, L. TAYLOR THOMA THOMAS 1 Lili E tx W 3 , .fn a M f f a 4 4 W f Q 1 f' I ak I . 74,2 - I ,,.. . I 1 ' 11 U , -LQ 4 ff, 1 , ..,, , . I 5 155 59 , ' I ,Y , lzlq . X.,, ::b , . Ig if . ,i f ' I I M. at I: nfif: K -X 'ma A . X- ff I sf 2 1 fg-.:,. - V wg f-- J.: - Jam ., wa' -i9M:ftff,c ,f,,, ' W , 5 2 OSEC 2 -I uuzmm 1111! :Jig 3 U , 2 4 'Soil 0 I- I-OFIEI11 E23-,io ! N W X at I ff VAN STRU M WAGNON WILKER'SON WILLIAMS, R. HARRY BRADFORD UREY, JR. Baltimore, Md. Lamhda Chi Alpha Co-op Club, 5, 4. LUIS EUGENIO VALLEJO Havana, Cuba Delta Sigma Phi ERWIN MILTON VANSTRUM West Palm Beach, Fla. Lamhzla Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Vice President, 3, Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Tech- nique, 2. JAMES BERTRAM WAGNON Quitman, Ga. Alpha Taa Omega WILLIAM LEE WALTHALL Moreland, Ga. Co-op Club, 3, 4, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. HUGH WELLS WHITE Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. HENRY LOH WHITEHEAD, JR. Macon, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epiilon Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. GERARD WILLIAM WICKLIN Baltimore, Md. Newman Club, 4. WALTHALL WH ITE WILLIAMS, S. WIILLIAMS, T. ROBERT GORDON WILKERSON, JR. Rome. Ga. Theta Chi Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, Track, 2, Lieu- tenant, ROTC, 4. REUBEN H. WILLIAMS Macon, Ga. Sigma Alpha Eptilon SIDNEY FRYE WILLIAMS, JR. Parris Island, S. C. Sigma Chi Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Baptist Student Union, 1, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Rifle Team, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2, 4. THOMAS FLINT WILLIAMS, JR. Waycross, Ga. Theta Chi Scabbard and Blade, 3, Treasurer, 4. DONOVAN LEWIS WINTER Tifton, Ga. Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Pi Tau Sigma, 4. WILLIAM WOLLIE WOLCOTT Augusta, Ga. Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4, Newman Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3. GEORGE E. WORSHAM, JR. Marietta, Ga. JOHN MALCOLM ZIEGLER College Park, Ga. Phi Kappa Tau Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 5, Secretary, 4, Student Council, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4. TTTQI pdydrcd i DEPARTMENT of Physics at Georgia Tech Offers training in to either a bachelorls degree or a master's last few decades have been a spectacular develop- ment of physics in the field of nuclear energy, and an ever increasing complexity in industrial and military equipment. The changes call for the education of more physicists and for the education of engineers with more fundamental training in physics. A thorough foundation of physics is particularly necessary for engineers who Wish to specialize in development and research Work. To meet these needs, the course of study in physics has been designed to give a thorough fundamental training with considerable emphasis placed on the industrial applications of physics. Flexibility in the undergraduate sched- ule makes it possible to obtain a bachelors degree both in physics and in some specialized branch of engineering in five years. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Woodward, Lowance, Bortell, Howey, Williams, Herreman .... SECOND ROW: Kent, Geigerman, Prosser, Boyd, Rhodes .... THIRD' ROW: Logan, Garrett, Gursky .... FOURTH ROW: Firor, Boydsfon, Ewalt, Tape, Tope, Brawer. J. H. HOWEY JOSEPH H. HOWEY, Ph.D, ..... . P-roferror Director of School JAMES E, BOYD, Ph.D ....... . Proferror FRANKLIN E. LOWANCE, Ph.D. . .... Profersov E. EARL BORTELL, B.S., M.S. . . Arrociale Pfoferror WALTER P. EWALT, A.B., M.A. . Arrociate Proferroff EDWARD T. PROSSER, AB., M.A. . , Arrociare P1-ofermv RAYMOND W. BOYDSTON, M.S. . . Arrirzamz Pfroferror HAROLD M. HERREMAN, A.B., M.A. . Arrirzfmz Professor I. ELMER RHODES, Ph.D. . . , Arrirlant Proferrm' CHARLES W. TOPE, A.B. . Arrirtanr Pfoferror OSCAR B. WIKE, B.S., M.S. . . Arrimmt P1-oferror WILLIAM O. ALSTON, M.S. , . , , lmmmm FRANK B. BROWN, JR, B.S. . . Instructor ACEY L. FLOYD, B.S. ..., . Inrtmrlor RICHARD E. GARRETT, B.S. . . . Imtructor HENRY D. GEIGERMAN, JR., B.S. . , Inrtrucior MARTIN L. GURSKY, B.S. , . . Imtructor JAMES W. HALL, A.B. , . Imtmcror HUGH D. IVEY, B.S. . . , . Imzructor CLEMENT F. KENT, B.S. . , . Inriruclor J. QUITMAN WILLIAMS, M.S. . . Imtructor LEROY A. WOODWARD, M.S. . . Imlruclor ATKINS BARTON ETHRIDGE FIROR NALL PORTER ROBINSON ROSE DON KENNEDY, E.E. Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, President Kappa Kappa Psi, Treasurer Lambda Chi Alpha BREWER CARROLL GU RSKY LeCRAW WALTER W. ATKINS Hapeville, Ga. JOHN ROBERT BARTON Leaky, Texas Co-op Club, 3, 4, Physics Club,4. HAROLD REID BREWER College Park, Ga. Phi Kappa Tau THEODORE INNIS CARROLL Edgewood, R. I. Phi Eta Sigma, lg Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, Alpha Phi Omega, I, 2, 3, I.R.E., 3, 4, Physics So- ciety, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, International Relations Club, 1, 2, Technique, l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Print, 1, 2, 3, Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, President Senior Class, 43 Omicton Delta Kap- pa, 4. CHARLES WILLIAM DANIELS Mobile, Ala. Sigma Chi Physics Society, 3, 4, Debating Society, 4, Engineer, 4, Technique, 4. CLARENCE H. ELLISON Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi Physics Society, 3, 4. NOEL HAROLD ETHRIDGE Richland, Ga. Theta Chi Physics Society, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4. JOHN WILLIAM EIROR, JR. Athens, Ga. Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Physics Society, 3, Secre- tary, 4, Fencing Club, 3, 4, Technique World Events Editor, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIELS ELLISON LEFLER MEARS MARTIN LEON GURSKY Miami Beach, Fla. ROY CONVVAY LeCRAW, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega Phi Eta Sigma, lg Tau Beta Pi, 4g Freshman Tennis Team, lg Captain, ROTC, 4. THOMAS STANHOPE LEFLER, JR. Charlotte, N. C. Physics Society, 3, 4. KENNETH E. MEARS Los Angeles, Calif. Physics Society, 3, Treasurer, 4, Glee Club, 4. HILARY HERBERT NALL Atmore, Ala. Physics Society, 3, 43 Technique, 1. WILLIAIVI TYRA PORTER Muskagee, Okla. Radio Club, 2, 3, 4, Physics Society, 3, 4, I.R.E., 3, 4. GLEN P. ROBINSON, JR. Valdosta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Eprilon PETER ARMSTRONG ROSE Lumpkin, Ga. Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Interfraternity Council, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 43 Physics Society, 3, 4. HERMAN A. DICKERT, A.B., M.A. . . . , P4-afenor Director of School CHARLES A. JONES, B.S. . . . . . . Proferwr JAMES L. TAYLOR, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. .... Proferror GERALD B. FLETCHER, B.S. . . RALPH L. HILL, B.S., M.S. . . JAMES W. MCCARTY, B.S., M.S. , RICHARD L. HEARN, B.S .... JOHN R. BRANDON, B. of Com. Sc. DAVID ERNEST PHILPOTT . . . . Arrociate Pffoferroa' . Arrociate Profexror . Arrimmt Pfroferror . . . . Imt1'ucto1' . Szzpe1'1JiJ01' of Weavitzg Supe1'1fi.f04' of Knitting H. A. DICKERT ZATLL EH DEPARTMENT ln order to provide the textile and related industries with prospects for supervisory, administrative and executive posi- tions the School of Textile Engineering offers three options leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Textile Engin- eering. The student may choose Textile Engineering, Textile Chemistry and Dyeing, or Textile Manufacturing as his field of specialization. Courses are also offered leading to the degree of Master of Science in Textiles. It is the purpose of the A. French Textile School to continue giving each student the advantage of the best training possible to fit him for a place of leadership in community and industry. FlR'ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Taylor. Dickerf, Hearn .... SECOND ROW: Jones, Hill, Brandon ..,. THIRD ROW: Flelcher, Philpoll. ALLEN AMSLER BRINKLEY BROOKS X XX: x It PQ R Rox X RX Nm , Q Q 7' , llfllllfllfff lllf f flflffyfn' - Xxx. XY ,,,,,. X xxx fo Sv rs, PAX NNN' ARNO BAILEY BONNER BORING BRUNSON BUCK BURRELL BYRD KEITH IRWIN ALLEN BENJAMIN H. BRINKLEY, JR. Amory, Miss. Smyrna, Ga. Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LEROY AMSLER ROBERT SIDNEY BROOKS Decatur, Ga. Atlanta, Ga' Phi Psi, 3, Vice President, 4, A.A.T.C.C., 4. THEODORE ARNO, III Columbus, Ga. Pla Epfizaa Pi Ramblin' Reck Club Secretary, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2, T Club, 3, 4, Senior Manager Football, 3, 4. GEORGE EDWARD BAILEY Grifin, Ga. Kappa Alpha T Club, 3, 4, Spiked Shoe Club, 45 Track Team, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HARRISON BONNER Macon, Ga. Phi Delta Theta WALTON H. BORING Crouse, N. C. Phi Psi, 3, 4, A.A.T.c:.c., 3, 4. MORRIS W. BRUNSON Tuscumbia, Ala. RAYMOND CLAY BUCK, JR. Columbus, Ga. JACKSON ALEXANDER BURRELI. Tate, Ga. Phi Psi, 4, American Legion, 3, YMCA Cabinet, 3, 43 A.A.T.C.C., 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3. CARLOS EDWIN BYRD Barney, Ga. GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY VAN ZEIGLER COCHRAN Covington, Ga. Alpina Tau Omega Phi Psi, 3, 4. GEORGE TERENCE COSTELLO Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Glee Club, 1, Z, 3. CHARLES DAVIS COX College Park, Ga. JAMES HARVEY COX Kennesaw, Ga. A.A.T.C.C., 4. WALTER EOOTE DOWMAN, JR. Decatur, Ga. Chi Pri Phi Psi, 4. WILLIAM THEO EISON Union, S. C. WILLIAM M. ELAM Americus, Ga. A.A.T.C.C., 4. JESSE W. ELLINGTON Atlanta, Ga. JAMES HENRY -ELLIS, JR Augusta, Ga. Delta Tuu Delta A.A.T.C.C. Secretary-Treasurer, 3, 4. HORACE FLEMING Marietta, Ga. TOM CROSSLEY, l.M. Editor The Technique Treasurer Omicron Delia Kappa, ANAK, President Pi Delta Epsilon IRWIN ALBERT FRISH Brooklyn, N. Y. Tau Eprilou Phi Tau Epsilon Phi Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 33 A.A.T.C.C. President, 3, Technique, 1, 25 Engineer, 2, 3. ARTHUR GAINES Brooklyn,N. Y. Tau Eprilou Phi . . X44 'R , I , , Tx. . . COCHSN I I cosretto cox, C. cox, J. DOWMAN srsoN ELAM E,-UNGTON sttls FLEMING FRISH GAINES GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JOSEPH E. GARRETT Cateechee, S. C. Phi Psi, 4. Q wr WIS ' X NW WWW X, xx X 35 5 05 E A in 5 si be sg, 9 Q 55 D' Z P-I W Phi Psi, 3, 4. f JOHN S. GOLDER Wooster, Ohio Kappa Kappa Psi, 43 Band, 1, 2, GERARD M. GOLDSTEIN Long Beach, N. Y. 3, FRANK HENRY GURRY Aurora, III. Sigma Chi JAMES TABOR HAIGLER Ellijay, Ga. Phi Psi, 4, A.A.T.c.c., 4. THOMAS J. HALLMAN Bessemer, Ala. Phi Sigma Kappa A.A.T.C.C., 4. HARRY FRANK HARDY Cheyenne, Wyo. WILLIAM E. HARRIS Augusta. Ga. Alpha Epsilon Pi Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, 43 YMCA Coun cil, 4. XXIALTER BENJAMIN GRIMES, Gainesville, Ga. WILLIAM IVERSON HEAD Kappa Alpha Atlanta, Ga. Phi Psi, 4. A.A.T.C.C., 3, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4. GARRETT, J. GARRETT, W. GIBSON GOLDER GOLDSTEIN GRIMES GURRY HAIGLER HALLMAN HARDY HARRIS HEAD HIBBARD HINTON KERCE LANDSTREET MELBURN J. HIBBARD Hoxie, Ark. Phi Kappa Tau WILLIAM KNOX HINTON Tate, Ga. ROBERT FREEMAN HORSLEY Opelika, Ala. Alpha Taa Omega CLAUDE WILSFORD JOINER, JR. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Phi Della Theta HUGH LYLE JONES Bristol, Tenn. SIDNEY WILES JONES North, S. C. Sigma Phi Epxilofz HORSLEY JOINER JONES, H. JONES, 'S. LAYFIELD LITTLE LOWERY LYLE RALPH BURTON KERCE Rome, Ga. Phi Kappa Tau Scabbarcl and Blade, 3, 43 American Society of Civil Engineers, 2. CHARLES BUSCH LANDSTREET Fort Payne, Ala. IRA THOMAS LAYFIELD Milledgeville, Ga. A.A.T.C.C., 4. 01 I pf: ff?-A u e xg - fa ., ' V CLARENCE OLIN LITTLE, JR. Jacksonville, Fla, RICHARD FRANKLIN LOWERY Chickamauga, Ga. Phi Psi, 43 Alpha Phi Omega, Ig Glee Club, l, 25 YMCA Cabinet, 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES GAMBLE LYLE Griffin, Ga. MALONE MARTIN MATHEWS MCCOMMON MEYER MILLER MOO YOUNG NEWSOME 7 Z X 4 X lx.. Y X 'N LL f-R A? W A Z VX I x GEORGE DAVIDSON MALONE Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alpha Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Psi, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Phi Kappa Phi, 43 Briaerean Society, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 45 Technique, 1. JANLES HAGOOD MARTIN Jacksonville, Fla. Phi Kappa Taa Phi Kappa Tau Secretary, 35 Tau Beta Pi, 4. FERRIN YOUNG MATI-LEWS Florala, Ala. Chi Phi CLAYTON JACKSON MCCOMMON Macon, Ga. Kappa Alpha CHARLES H. MCGILL Tallapoosa, Ga. Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Vice President, 33 A.A.T.C.C., 4. DAN RAY MELTON Tallassee, Ala. Phi Psi, 4. McGlLL MELTON O'NEAL, H. O'NEAL, J. RICHARD L. MEYER Woodmere, N. Y. Taa Eprilon Phi WALTER I. MILLER, JR. Savannah, Ga. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Treasurer, 35 Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4g Geechee Clubi 1, 2, 3, 43 Institute of Radio Engineers, 1, 25 Technique, 1, 2, 3, 4. AINSLIE JAMES MOO YOUNG Jamaica, British West Indies Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Historian, 4, YMCA Cabinet, I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club, 23 Phi Psi, 4. RICHARD W. NEWSOME Madison, Ga. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Psi, 3, 4. HUGHLON WALSTEIN O'NEAL Atlanta, Ga. 1 JOHN WILLIAM O'NEAL Hogansville, Ga. GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WALTER L. PATTON Greenville, S. C. Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Treasurer, 4g Phi Psi, 2, 5, Treasurer, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon Secretary, 3, President, 45 A.A.T.C.C., 2, 3, Vice President, 4 Engineer, 1, 2, 3, Business Manager, 4, Blue Print, 3, 4. ROBERT DEANE PERRY Atlanta, Ga. Chi Phi A.A.T.C.C., 4, Phi Psi, 4. CARL MCKINLEY PRATHER Griffin, Ga. E. GRADY REEP, JR. West Palm Beach, Fla. Phi Psi, 3, 4. CHARLES P. ROBERTS Amory, Miss. RICHARD SUGGS SAPPINGTON Barnesville, Ga. Phi Psi, 4, A.A.T.C.C., 3, President, 4. tar HUGO ENRIQUE SCHEUER Buenos Aaires, Argentina GEORGE DOUGLAS SMITH Chattanooga, Tenn. Phi Kappa Tau JOHN HOLDER SMITH Tennille, Ga. MARVIN HENRY SMITH, JR. Culverton, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Psi, lg Tau Beta Pi, 45 A.A.T.C.C., 4. GEORGE WILLIAM SNYDER Greenwood, S. C. EDWARD HOLMES STALL Greenville, S. C. Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Secretary, 43 Phi Psi, 3, Secre- y, 4, A.A.T.C.C., 4. I l s . WW C ? PATTON PERRY PRATHER REEF Roaenrs SAPPINGTON scHEuER smm-1, cs. SMITH, J. SMITH, M. SNYDER smtt GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JIM WILLIFORD, I.E. Editor Blue Print, Vice Presiden-I: Sigma Chi, President Pi Delta Epsilon ROBERT ROY STEWART, JR. West Point, Ga. Plai Delta Theta BERTHOLD GOTLIEB STUMBERG, JR. Tallassee, Ala. Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha President, 2, 35 Phi Psi, 3, Vice President, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 35 Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Blue Print, 3. VERNON CARL THOMPSON Trion, Ga. A.A.T.C.C., 4. MABREY I.. TIDMORE Gadsden, Ala. HUGH M. TODD, JR. Dyersburg, Tenn. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi President, 4g Omicron Delta Kappa Vice President, 4, ANAK, 4g Pi Delta Epsilon, 5, 4, Student Council President, 3, Ramblin' Reck Club, 4g Interfraternity Coun- cil, 2, 5, Phi Eta Sigma President, Ig Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Technique, 1, 2, Collection Manager, 5g Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 4. JAMES EDWARD TOXVNSEND JOSEPH KEMP TUNKLE Birmingham, Ala. A.A.T.C.C., 4. JOHN VINCENT Soddy, Tenn. DUNCAN MCCALLUM VEAL, JR. Decatur, Ga. JULIO HERBERT WEINSTOCK Mexico City, Mexico A.A.T.C.C., 4. BURWEL V. WHITE, JR. Ware Shoals, S. C. Phi Kappa Tau FRANK BRIDGES WILLIAMS, JR West Point, Ga. Pbi Della Theta Adamaf Ga' Phi Delta Theta Secretary, 4, Tau Bet A,A.T.C.C., 5, 4, Honor Roll, 5, 4. 5, 4, Phi Psi Secretary, 3, President, 4. , It. 'It 'J ' s f M2 1 I 3? 3355 5.0 , X 41X Q ,f Z. 2. STEWART STUMBERG THOMPSON TIDMORE TODD TOWNSEND TUNKLE VINCENT VEAL WEINSTOCK WHITE WILLIAMS CHASTAIN DEYERLE MASTIN NALL JAMES GARVIN CHASTAIN Leland, Miss. Kappa Alpha WALTER E. DEYERLE, JR. Salem, Va. Kappa Alpha JAMES LEON FORESTER, JR. Memphis, Tenn. Kappa Sigma GENE A. KEMP Columbus, Ga. Alpha Tai: Omega Flying Club, 3, 4. HENRY LEVY Savannah, Ga. Alpha Phi Omega, lg Bulldog Club, 3, 4 Architectural Society, 45 Geechee Club, 3, 4 Swimming Team, I, 2. WILLIAM JAMES MALONE, III Macon, Ga. Kappa Sigma Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. ERNEST O. MASTIN Birmingham, Ala. FORESTER KEMP N EWSOME RABUN WILLIAM EMORY NALL Luthersville, Ga. Industrial Management Society, 4, Tech Management Club President, 4. HOMER LEE NEWSOME Savannah, Ga. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. ROBERT FORREST RABUN Atlanta, Ga. Pi Delta Epsilon, 43 Architectural Society, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, 53 Yellow jacket, 2, 3, Art Editor, 4. WILLIAM CYRIL SCHWARTZ Atlanta, Ga. Sigma Na Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 2, 3, 45 Tech Management Club, 3, 43 junior Hotel Men of America, 4g BLUE PRINT, 43 Yellow Jacket, 3, 4. LESLIE EARL TROTTER Bartlesville, Okla, HENRY TILLMAN TRUITT, JR. Atlanta, Georgia Sigma Alpha Eptilon JOSEPH EDWARD ULMER Arlington, Va. LEVY MALONE SCHWARTZ TROTTER TRU ITT ULMER 'XXX N X ., XNXXXX X 'X 7 5 llllllq' I A llllq llf lll u qu' X .. u , - A x u a.: X xx K' X xXx.. -t X. . - yt A ' '- xl o X x NN TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Aceiylene welding af ifs bas? .... The E. E.'s use a Macbefh lliuminaicr. . . . MIDDLE ROW: The dirf daubers in a ceramics lab .... Complexifies and complications of a chemical engineering lab .... BOTTOM ROW: The C. E.'s foil in a soil mechanics lab .... Finding The weigh? of a specimenf in physics lab. , -H 'gf 'A' '-- lg 1,1 nv Tl '.l'g.Ll7'..lT.l7 7 'iii W .. ff: - - - 4-imH-- -fAi?1lM'?f 'wk nffii I' . , l IQSR-is X .que - 'Nr ,J :ma il' ' Lneerrng ru win gif : WL-Y,s if f TW- If I 'N DEPARTMENT 5 w.. Sv'1 ,K fi- ,- ' ? ll? ' -,Q-, 0 o ' .:I:L.- li, 'Sill' -,. , xg I ' -Itna ifze VL 1 V riff . I gig, A ,. ' ..I.s L .e -, f-iv, -1 I -I-3'-I 0 .V ma 34, 4 p ge.: HLVL QC 6LlfLLC:5 4.5353 2 4 :sm 215.42 I ' - :Ia?5fw'f4f ati, , V - 3 gg 'Wi ,, L- 5::?5g5 4 l:9 . A I Regardless of his field, no engineer has received proper training without adequate knowledge of certain basic subjects -service courses, as they are called. This division offers such courses in two fields-Engineering Drawing and Mechanics- with the purpose of providing students of the Georgia Institute of Technology with sufficient knowledge of these subjects to perform the services required of an engineer. Engineering Drawing, fortified by descriptive geometry, is designed to give students a basic skill in making and under- standing drawings. Mechanics includes kinematics, dynamics, statics, kinetics, and mechanics of materials. In all of these it is hoped a foundation will be laid for a comprehension of a force and its effects externally and internally on a body. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Young, Savage, Hinlin, Clemenf, Johns, W. B. JOHNS, JR. WILLIAM BEN JOHNS, B.S., M.S. ..... Proferror Head of Department FRANK BOGLE, B.S., M.S. . FRANCIS C. BRAGG, B.S., M.S. . BRYAN L. BROWN, B.S., M.S. F. M. HILL, B.S., M.S. , . RAY K. JACOBS, B.S., M.S. I JOSEPH C. DURDEN, B.S. . J. P. EDGERLY, B.S. . ISHMAEL L. ELLIS, B.S. . MARK P. HARRIS, B.S. . E. M. HEIM, B.S ...., KINIOWLES H. HENLEY, B.S. WILLIAM J. LARSON, B.S. . MILTON B. MCCLURE, B.S. . WILBUR B. RATTERREE, B.S. . FRANK M. ROWAN, B.S. . HARRY C. SAVAGE, B.S., M.A. . JAMES H. ARMSTRONG, B.S. JAMES H. WHITFIELD, B.S. WILLIAM B. CLEMENT, B.S. LEROY P. STERLING, Ph.D. Arrociate Afro :inte Arrociate Asrociate Arrociate Arrimznt Arrirtant Arrirtrml Arrimznt Arrimzrzt Arrirtani Arrirmnt Arrimznt Arrirrarzt Arrimmt Arsirzanz Pro ferror Pro ferror Pro ferror Proferror Pro ferror Pro ferror Pro ferror Pro ferro r Pro ferr or Pro ferror Pro ferror Proferror Pro ferror Pro ferror Pro ferr or Pro ferr or I nrtructor Inrlructor . Lecturer Lecturer Durden, Brown .... 'SECOND ROW: Larson, Hines, Ellis, Bogie Rowan, Edgerly, Jacobs .... THIRD ROW: Sterling, McClure Hafch, Braff, Whitfield, Armstrong .... FOURTH ROW: Rafferree, Laffa, Henley. ,,,.4a - -M L f--....,.-,Y-fe--ft L. f -4.411--V cf 7 , Elf il I Aaewaek I l I ra? L5 , O , Riagg? DEPARTMENT The English Department is one of the largest and Oldest departments on the campus. Its twenty-nine members have taught at Georgia Tech a total of more than two hundred years, and in college for a total of more than four hundred years. The department teaches required courses to all freshmen, all sophomores, and eighty per cent of the juniors, in addition to offering elective courses for a large number of upper classmen. It is especially interested in campus organizations and sup- plies faculty advisers to such Organizations as the Debate Club, The Technique, the Y.M.C.A., the Blue Print, and ODK. But its chief aim is to see that every Tech student speaks Well, writes correctly, thinks clearly, and reads Widely. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Spillmanf Comer, Fosler, Nugent, Walker, Anderson, Haman .... SECOND ROW: Almon, Adams, Burch, Moore, Brown, Hamrick, Harf, Dickens .... THIRD ROW: Brown, Divine, England, Dillard, Wilson, Casfille, Kefchin .... FOURTH ROW: Hobgcod, Rainey, Mefcalfe, Sugg. ANDREW JACKSON WALKER, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. . Proferror Head of Department EDWIN HUGH FOLK, A.B., M.A .,.. DICE ROBINS ANDERSON, JR., A.B., M.A. Associate HAL CHAPMAN BROWN, A.B., M.A. . Arrociare GLENN W. RAINEY, A.B., M.A. . . Armciuze HENRY WELCH ADAMS, A.B .... Arrirtzmt J. C. HORTON BURCH, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Arrirmnt Arrirlant EDWARD FOSTER, B.S., M.A .... Arrirzrmr Arrirtanf WILLIAM R. METCALFE, A.B., M.A. . Arrirmnr JOHN BURCHELL MOORE, A.B,, M.A. . Arrimmz RUSSELL B. PARKS, A.B., M.A. . . . Arrimmz Arrirtant DAVID BAINE COMER, III, A.B., M.A. . JAMES BLANDING HAMAN, A.B., M.A. . RALPH R. SPILLMAN, A.B., M.A. . . TOM FRANKLIN ALMON, A.B., M.A. . JAMES CHRISTOPHER BROWN, A.B., M.A. LOUIS J. CASTILLE, A.B., M.A .... JOHN DICKENS, JR., B.S., M.S. . JAMES VANCLEVE DILLARD, A.B. . . HUGH W. DIVINE, A.B. M.A. . . . Pro ferror Pro ferr or Pro ferror Pro ferror Proferror Pro ferror Pro ferror Pro ferror Pro fervor Profexror Pro ferfor Pro ferr or Pro ferror I mlruclor I nrtructor I nrtructor lnrtructor Imlruclor I mtruclor KENNETH MURCHISON IENGLAND, B.S., M.A. . rlmzruczof AERAM FRANKLIN HAMRICK, A.B., M.A. . . THEODORE MASON HART, A.B., M.A. . ALTON ARTHUR HOBGOOD, A.B. . . SAMUEL CATHCART KETCHIN, A.B., M.A. . . BERNARD JOSEPH IVIYERS, A.B., M.A. . JOHN JOSEPH NUGENT, JR., A.B., M.A. REDDING STANCILL SUGG, JR., A.B., M.A WILLIAM LESTER WILSON, A.B., M.A. . I mtrzzclor I mtructor Instructor Instructor Imtructor Inrtructor I mlruclor Imlructor A. J. WALKER 2551... - -.E ,gay , EQ ,H L rl Vi . nl T, JL!?,4x,-liek 5 f WI 4,11 Ffa, or emu Lcd II. R TW I il - fr . - ..... J.. QI , A I D A It I In IRI I T' A T'The epartment of Mathematics provides instruction in the subject that is the basic foundation of an engineering educa- tion. Two years of mathematics is required by every school of engineering and each quarter between three and four thousand students schedule courses in this department. In addition to the basic courses there are offered many excellent advanced courses that are offered at few other schools in the South. The problem of finding teaching personnel has been solved to a great degree by selecting specially able underclassmen and graduate students. These men have proved quite conclusively that the training they received was of a high caliber by their excellent performance. D. M. SMITH DAVID M. SMITH, Pl1.D. ..... , Prgfgrjgy Head of Department HERMAN K. FULMER, M.A. . I . Proferror ALsoN H. BAILEY, Ph.D. . Armfiaze Proferrof- CHANDLER H. HOLTON, M.A. , . Arrociale Profexxor CLARK W. HOOK, M.A. . Axrocifzte Proferror IRVIN E. PERLIN, Ph.D. . . Arrociare Profenor WALTER REYNOLDS, M.S. . Asrociate Profexror AUSTIN L. STARRETT, M.A. Arrociate Proferror JAMES C. BROOKS, M.A. . Arrirtmzl Profeuror ROBERT S. CHRISTIAN, M.S. . . Arrirtamt Proferror H. L. COOK, M.S. . . . Arrirzant Profesmr ARTHUR E. FULTON, M.S. . Aryimznz Proferror WILLIAM A. MARTIN, M.A. . . Arrirmnt Profefsor JOHN R. VAIL, M.A. . . Arxirlrzazt Profermr G. A. YORK, M.A. . . Arrirtfmt Proferrar JAMES P. BROWN, B.S. . . . . . Imzfrzaclor SYLVAN H. CHASEN, B.S. . . Immrczor LEONARD R. DANIEL, B.S. . . Immmor WILLIAM S. GNANN, A.B. . . Irulructor HENRY C. GRIFFIN, B.S. . . Imlructor C. W. LONG, B.S .... . Instructor GEORGE MANNING, . . IMJIVZJCIO1' W. VINCENT NEISIUS, B.S. . . Irutrucror THOMAS I. PORTER, M.S. . . Imtrmtor M. D. PRINCE, B.S. . . . . Imtructor COLBERT T. PURVIS, B,S. . . Instructor T. E. SUTTLES, M.S. . . , Imtructor I. G. WALL, M.A. . . Imzfructor FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hook, Bailey, Slarrehl, Fulmer, Smilh Reynolds, Perlin .... SECOND ROW: Long, Wall, Marfin, Holion Chrisfian, Vail, Purvi: .... THIRD ROW: Prince, Gnann, Daniel Sulfles, Neisius, Chasen .... FOURTH ROW: Brown, Manning, Griffin Fulton, Beale, York, Porter .... FIFTH ROW: Cook, Bushy. ,l ti xl' 'iD.flJ'f ir- frriiigl ' X Q1 jf. lx 'Ei il if 'X J rl I a t N 1 jj I Y 'Slit ll' I 'QXXRE -.1 , I ,Z 1, if: X ' lik' :EEL ' .' ' 7,4 , Ver- . ,ff rsg . ., 'T ,,f,'pg.,f-t XE , il .3 '. y xp 1 0J8lf'lfL ' '- '27 ' 34 ii' ff 'fiif' , 1, -1 , -4 Tw ,Q 'J 7 N 'ff' l' ' X X7 gif' if . , . ,jk lr y , X NX gl, Q?x U angvmgea DEPARTMENT The Department of Modern Languages seeks first to give the student sufficient mastery of a foreign language to enable him to read and understand with reasonable facility the scien- tific and technical literature of that language. Further, it seeks to inform the student, through the medium of the foreign lan- guage, of the civilization and literature of the countries Where that language is spoken. In addition to conventional methods, the instruction of the department is supplemented by regular work in its sound room. This laboratory, with a collection of recordings and containing instruction tables equipped with headphones, enables the de- partment to make available to its students the most recent oral- autal methods of foreign language instruction. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Campoamor, Ervin, Schultz .... SECOND ROW: Walker, Everharf, Wright. R. M. ERVIN ROBERT MILLER ERVIN, A.B., M.A. . , . Proferraf Head of Department M. GORDON BROWN, M.A., Ph.D. ..,.. Proferror I. A. CAMPOAMOR, A.B., M.A., LLB. . Auociale Pfoferwr GEORGE F. WALKER, A.B., M.A. . . Arrociate Proferror JAMES D. WRIGHT, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. . Axfociate Professor ERNEST B. ELLIS, A.B., M.A. .... Airirzfmz Proferror HERMAN W. SCHULTZ, A.B., M.A. . Arrirtant Proferrof GEORGE M. EVERHART, B.S. . . Imzfucrof W - ' -Y' fr --'S --- Y- -ev -ff--rf-rfar---vm-Y ---r -..,-fa-E-6Tfaaza....L,,fw,....,,.,.,a-,,- a -+5-..En. L..- aw' ,.syge.,L--rw...,,,,34,,? All fiat ff-4' . R RX? My xi 'Aff 55 2 af get P 79.2 M 3 VV? if Q .fe-4 if . , W5fQ,, gyuggwi ' 5 A N S5 ML Wi' 'ina an 2ev2..2we:se:f1' t .,:1r5w'El.g iw .-I I' it .M- I ...,,r.- .mrfsa I s I Q, -rw. me ,sri ....:-L V 1 cvwflflis' sr Wi ff'-'11 In UNI Iliff '- ' , .451 A ' ' ,. , 'EU T154 Qt?-A ' Dx ,.,-ww. , . x I' yveiifitf'Q1r':5w Jia: L-'ass Qsvqsfmw V-51-iran.. sm fs fa, WN WM si .,s.2,af:'w' f..,s.v,s,v.A.,s. , ...ff ., ,ff.,Am': Q M --. 4' IP2-'-KV' mb-fi .-wif -' -vi'-z V. ,M-f 'f-, we: -.irsmsvam 62' Gs . '--'We .,ar,,v,w,f .nf K- I M .. ,AM rf--.1-A.,-aw 4..-42,4 -rg. Q, ..,,A,.y' ,. -'-f 4 - Ps . I R I 4 'V X' '4 2'3 YK i f'3f:'11'zf'f4'5F' ' fWf'frf:..C5 'az.'2a':. WX . f ai .-:. sy., :ras . A . . .,-,1-as s , a1.,s2 5fge.1,.,.5Qq:45, je. , 1 f va . fe ,I ,Q M .1 -f www 3 af E X ,. MW ..-qw A 43, f W 9: an Q 5, ,. tf- w w w ' f . , W I . -,-tt . . .Q-.pe V f I . -, f f fw A ' ' ' 1 - a w w pf A ff I w a 14,4 f3se', ,.fw . ' Wvfrfrgwf I ,. 4 11, W 4- if ff-W ' L' , Am., XXV tw - WILLIAM A. ALEXANDER, B.S. ' Head of Department ROY M. MUNDORFE, B.S. . . . LYLE B. WELSER, M.Ed. . FRED R. LANOUE, B.S., M.Ed. . . Axrosiazre NORRIS C. DEAN, B.S. JOHN C. HYDER, B.S. JULIAN H. PIITARD v WARREN E. NEIGER, JAMES H. MCAULEY B.S. . B.S. , ,B.S. . TOMMY PLAXICO, B.S. . LEWIS C. WOODRUFF , B.S. . . Assistant . flfxirtfznt . Arrirtant Proferror Proferxor Professor Professor Professor Proferror Professor I nrlmctor I nrtmctor I mlfruclor I mtruczor K fs T a 11 6 ' sr 'Q C 1 I an I I is -. as y X1 I A 67110, We ' I l I . lm l li III H I xl 1 fl PAQ X K rl . ., . V' ' I I ' I ' T 3'5- -1 ,-.A fl El O I M dwa Z! by 1-. L jig 3: I fx X RWE? p 'I.I,. I ,1 . f I'I ji 'ILL Q .L., ga faining p .I.:I O b E P A R I M t N I Strength of body and mind are closely correlated. To con- dition the body of the student during the years of study the Department of Physical Training presents two years of courses leading to Well-rounded muscular development. The first year is spent in developing a sound physical con- dition. Included in the freshman work are swimming, gym- nastics and track. During the second year the course is de- signed to maintain the condition developed in the first year and to teach skills in games and other events. Included in the sophomore training are indoor and outdoor games and combat. W. A. ALEXAN DER FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lanoue, Griffiih, Alexander, Welser, Neiger .... SECOND ROW: Mundorff, McAuIey, Woodruff, Piftard, Hyder .,.. THIRD ROW: Plaxico, Dean. .gp -., - 37:45:52 -. --F---Y-w V-mass.-aff-ff----W -nf' t '--+1 e-- 1-4' Xu- LXTXE y .,. i J Lf f T ' E T dye 0 Ugg ,K-1,-if .'- ,x'2 11.5-,x 1 C Q x,QiQ? iff 2 kfyw xx fix T fx A Dall my Q Eggs 5. Ll .fam lx A HWS ll., Q' ll i , ,The Department of Psychology was established at Tech as Tzfgervice unit in 1945. The philosophy of the department has to stress the importance of the human factor in all phases of engineering. An attempt has been made to make students sensitive to the whole man, his attitudes, his feelings, his fears, and his desire for recognition and security. The position has been taken that graduates of Georgia Tech are going to super- vise employees and work with others. . The advancement and success of graduates will be due, in no small part, to how well they understand, direct, motivate, and manage other human beings. It is towards these major goals that the stuff directs its eiforts. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Moore, Janus .... SECOND ROW: Glickman, Ward. J. E. MOORE JOSEPH ERNEST MOORE, Ph.D. . , . Pmferror Head of Department ALBERT S. GLICKMAN. B.A., M.A. . Arfimmr Profermf SIDNEY Q. JANUS, B.S.S., MA., Ph D. . Arrimmz Pfofermr L. CHARLES WARD, A.B ........ Imtructor D at LC ea LL Af ? 4 -:.5 VV. ' 6, l om L0 ogy Ai A - ee D E P A R lf M E N l ' he Department of Public Health and Biology is a service d partment on the undergraduate level and a degree-granting d partment on the graduate level. Students who elect certain selected courses offered by this department may qualify as sanitarians with the health services. In the courses offered by this department the biological rather than the physical aspects of organic chemistry are em- phasized. The sanitary engineering option of the School of Civil Engineering requires many courses offered by this de- partment. Students may upon completion of this course seek the degree of Master of Science in Public Health Engineering. LEFT TO RIGHT: Brillharf, Miller, Wyckoff, Cannon. H. A. WYCKOFF HUGH A. WYCKOFF, M.S ....,. . P1'ofe.rtf0r Head of Department HAROLD E. MILLER, M.S ..... Asfomzre Professor ALBERT E. CANNON, M.S. , . . Artimznz Pfofeuor WILLIAM E. BRILLHART, M.A. , . . . lnstmntor :D Nw S IN ,Ig-1 ix I I f-I w I - f ir .I ,ref tx ,J I ce , jr?-1 - , C . X Q51 'A If V+ V IPI 'IH' ,ff XF' Q -in I Ma I - - 'I I oem Stance I D u I I I .11 Vrfxx 4.-X LW if' . 'T 'C f-X 1' v nepaattwlrur Rt,afAf1: f A7 ' ' , oz e y ngtneertng 1 int Mite is El kj 2 e -. .e, , DEPARTIVIENT V The epartment of Social Science serves the college as an integral part of its program of general education. To be a fully ed ated citize the engineer must have a broad back- r d '-- al! aiming in fields not specifically technical. g I . e e v llfffl to take either a year of social science f o I o rilanguage f f Iyf i 7 n may elect many valuable and interesting QI n t fl r ad field of social science. Among these are s ffl' o I ent histor sociolo y current affairs and S 95,251 ' Y? ' g , ' , g plied ecp o The election of these courses tends .to oa eff H - ospective engineer and to help him 4 45 dtersrayjl w.B'J 'P ' 1' g problems of our complex modern gf . . Oh - 62 .f 361 ' I ' '- G 3 ' 'M N- ', ' ' 9 - Y, J. .- is ' 7 '- ra , fi aft .' A 1I12,Q,,, , F X TL- CQ .--rj' I -:I I ' l L I f 1 ' -,,:' a gi g, .4-I - ' I Q . 'IY ' A figdl t f 1 . -A, T A' -L, . -41 n 35-543.1 r- f - . .tr 'E 'I' ' 'SOCICIIYI I ya The development of new industrial processes and materials is rapidly increasing the requirements of industry, business and government for engineers with an understanding of accident- prevention fundamental as well as highly-trained specialists in safety engineering. To accomplish an awareness of the accident problems in the chosen ITICICI of each engineering student a course in industrial accident control, is offered to supplement the information gained through the inclusion of appropriate safety materials in the content of other courses. The engineer is thus equipped to weigh safety considerations with those of strength, efficiency and economy in problems of design, construction and op- eration. 7 G. N. SISK SOCIAL SCIENCE GLENN NOLEN SISK, M.A. . . . , Arroriaze Proferror Acting Head of Department DAVID WALTER DAVIS, M.A .... Asrimmt Proferfor EDWARD AARON GASTON, M.S. . . Axfistant Proferror GEORGE HENDRICKS, M.A. .... Arrirzanz Proferror JAMES WALKER GRIFFIN, M.A ...,.. Inrzrucror WALTER MCDOWELL ROGERS, KLA. . . . I125l1'1J6Z01' GEORGE DOWAN WILSON, M.A. ...., Imtmctor R. D. BOWDEN, M.A .... . Special Lecturer PAUL T. EATON, Ph.D. . . Special Lecturer EARLE LEBARON, Ph.D. , . . Special Lecturer H. A. WOODWARD, M.A. . . Special Lecturer SAFETY ENGINEERING WILLIAM N. COX, JR., B.E., M.M.E. .... Proferror Head of Department RAYMOND N. TROWBRIDGE, B.S., M.A. . Arrimwz Professor 'z-'J:::i 'l5' 1: :il iii' - - 'ff'-if M wow?-, fa sp, .. , - . .-'-1:'. . 3 ?g?5':f5? 'f'f1 -'f f'.1? -ll S' ' . . . l v 1 Z'7' 'E' . -..-:J-.-1 :sl-JJ'-Ltzlf'-' A 5,3133-. , 3 , ,K e..-.du s , s. - ' 1 - 5, ,. ,l . 6-. ' i 1 Egg? 7 'P :. 5: , 'V 'l 0 xiii . . . -gs: y : ..'. 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Clearwater, Fla LESLIE V- ABBOTT. .IR-, Pbi Della Tbcla Louisville, Ky ALISON T. ADAMS . CHARLES L. ADAMS . . WILLIAM EDGAR ADAMS NxLs P. E. AHL . CHARLES L. AKIN . LEWIS E. ALEXANDER . JOHN 1. ALFORD . . CHARLES M. ALLEN . CLARENCE K. ALLEN, Beta Tbela JAMES.V. ANDERSON . . JESSE MARCEL ANDERSON ROBERT HARALSON ANDERSON . . . Jellico, Tenn . Atlanta, Ga . Hartwell, Ga . New York, N. Y. . Ashburn, Ga. . Athens, Ga. . Covington, Ga. . Danville, Ky. Pi East Orange, N. . New York, N. Y. . . . Millcdgeville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. UNICE S. ANDERSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon North Little Rock, Ark. WALDO G. ANDERSON, Lambda Cb! Alpba Register, Ga. PIERRE V. ANDREAE . . Chattanooga, Tenn. CRAWFORD O. ASBELL .... Clearwater, S. C. CARLOS EUGENE ASHLEY . JOHN HENRY ASKEW . South Charleston, W. Va. . Columbus, Ga. HOSEA V. ATKINSON, Phi Kappa Sigma Thomasville, Ga. JULIAN J. ATTAWAY, Kappa Sigma . . Atlanta, Ga. LAWRENCE M. AUSTIN . . RICHARD L. AVERY . . . . Newell, N. C. . . . Columbus, Ohio EMORY DANIEL AYERS, Alpha Tau Omega JOHN R. AYRES, Sigma Chi PAUL H. BACON, Tan Kappa CARL Il. BAHRT, Kappa Alpha DANIEL E. BAKER . . . ROY CLAYTON BAKER . PETER L. BAKKUM . . . Atlanta, Ga. Alexandria, La. Epxilovz . Irwinton, Ga. . . Henderson, Ky. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Tampa, Fla. . . . . Calhoun, Ga. BILLIE M. BALENTINE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT J. BALFOUR . . Greenville, S. C. . . . . Decatur, Ga. JOHN J. BARADELI., Della Sigma Phi . Meridian, Miss. IV. EDWARD BARINEAU, Kappa Sigma . McRae, Ga. PAUL G. BARNETT, JR., Kappa Sigma . Atlanta, Ga. FRANK IGNATIUS BARRY .... Savannah, Ga. CLINTON B. BASTIN, JR. . . Decatur, Ga. CECIL E. BAUGI-I .... . Gastonia, N. C. MAYNARD S. BATCHELDER . . . Macon, Ga. CLASS OF '50 J. GEORGIA INSTITUTE HORACE L. .BAUGHAN . . DONALD AUSTIN BEASINGLEY PAUL K. BEATENBOUGH . . RICHARD T. BECKHAM . DON ROGER BECKLER . GEORGE C. BECKMANN, JR. . ARTHUR F. BECKUM, JR., Bclu COLEN W. BEDINGTON . . GLENN B. BEEBE . . EDWARD R. BEEMAN . . Elgin Field, Fla. . . , Aclanv:a,Ga. . Daniclsvillc, Ga. . . . Molena, Ga, . Copper Hill, Tenn. . . . Savannah, Ga. Theta Pi . Wrcns, Ga. . Baltersville, N. C. . . Franklin, Penn. . Traverse City, Mich. ORVILLE H. BELL .... . Tampa, EH. RAYMOND Ny. B,ELLA1vg3gW.,, Ga. 'TITI,.,l. A G3- JAMES .... Ga- JOHN llll . IIIA W :liycrosB, Ga. JR., Tbela Chi . Thomson, Ga. AUGUSTIJSLHARRISON VBENNINGVK gggm chi I L. .J': G2- GEORGE LFQIBENSONQ A Ga. HARRY J. BERNHAROT I Ga. ALBERT H. BERRY, Sigma Alpha Ga. 'TT THOMAS xv. BERRY, JR., sign... qsamrfggh Ga. THOMAS J. BEZOUSKA . . . Ga. STEPHENQQZIQRRY .,B1GGERs, III . Ga. RAY H., .... Texas JOHN Della Ga. L' .uf 'V'1, 4 k:.' I ,, ,t,. .B fgfai jgeg? Q Xxf, WALTER Ga. HAROLD GLENN BLOCKER .... Tampa, EH. ROBERT L. BLYTI-I, Tau Kappa Epsilon Charleston, S. C. CHARLES DANIEL BOBO, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Canton, Ga. EARL L. BOCKSTRUCK . . . . Alton III. MALEN D. BOGUE . . . Daytona Beach, Fla. ROBERT I'I. BOHLER . ., . . Atlanta, Ga. DONALD BERNARD BOLAND . . Miami Bench, Fla. NEWTON HAMILTON BOLLINGER, JR. I Coral Gables, Fla. XVILLIAM R. BOLTON ...... Griiin, Ga. MLNER W. BONWELL, JR., Kappa Alpha Bradenton, FH. WALTER S. BOONE ....... Macon Ga. STANLEY F. BOOR . . Willoughby, Ohio THE CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY ROBERT A. BOWEN, JR., Kappa Alpha . Macon, Ga DANIEL E. BOWERS, Sigma Nu . . . Marietta, Ga JACK O. BOYTE ...... Charlotte, N, C MARC BRABANT, Sigma Alpba Epsilon . Memphis, Tenn DANIEL D. BRADACH, Sigma Pbi Epsilon . Strentor, Ill. ALLEN CRAVEN BRADHAM . . . Anderson, S. C. FRANK B. BRADLEY, JR., Pbi Dr-Ita Thzla . Atlanta, cn. DAVID G. BRADSTOCK ...... Donors, Bn. CORNELIUS W. BRAMLETT . . Linanle, Gn. GARNBR HALLMAN BRJANDQN . Gumlog, cn. VERLYN H. 1, 2' ,. Aflnnfn, Gn. . cn. . cn. Alpha mn. -'-- GA- JR. . N. Y. A IR- - - Ga- Sigma Alpha Ga. nn. I -'-- G1 JR-, Tau cn. - - - TM IR., EA.: E7. Ala' I LYLL ..... JAMES Mm- JOSBPH Gn. THOMAS N. BROWN ...... Commerce, Ga. JOHN LAWRENCE BROWNLEE . . cnlnnnn, Gn. BERNARD oTTo BRUNEGRAFF . . Brunswick, cn. WILLIAM G. BRUNBR, JR., Kappa sigma Cedartown, Ga. WILLIAM BRUssB, JR., sigma chi . Anlnnfn, cn. JOHN L. BRYANT, JR ...... Moultrie, Ga, WILLIAM P. BRYANT, JR., Beta Theta Pi Nashville, Tenn. JAMES O. BUCHANAN, JR., Sigma N11 . Lucedale, Miss. JAMES R. BUCHANAN , . . . Dickson, Tenn. PAUL C. BUCK, Lambda Chi Alpha . Silver Springs, Md. CHARLES F, BUCKLEY, JR. . . Braintree, Mass. ALONZO M. BURNS .... . Athens, Ga. JAMES L. HURT, JR., Thx-la Chi . . Aclnncap, Ga. OF FIFTY RICHARD J. CADORIN, Pi Kappa Alpha . Clifton, N. J. HARVEY G. CAGLE . . JAMES W. CAGLE . . CLEVELAND M. CAIL, JR. JOHN LEONARD CAIN . . . . . Rossville, . Atlanta, . . Savannah, . Atlanta Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ala Ga ERANTLY M. CALLAWAY, JR. . . Atlanta, RICHARD O. CALLAWAY . . . Elbemn ERNEST C. CAMP, JR ....... Atlanta, ISAAC SEWELL CAMP, Phi Delta Theta . Augusta, OREIE M. CAMPBELL . . . . . Arab, SHIRLEY s. CAMPBELL ..... Villa Rica, ROBINSON. I Ps,I'Katii5?l','Xl1Iba '. 5 HQ , A 3. 1 'V '. Z QIQEQQVF-lfQg1fJ2Qihig1lLConn SAM CARASIERO ' 'J .A', ,.- Fla JAMES My . .... High Point, N. C WILLIAMYCJCARITHERS, SR. . ROBERT Ji ,CARBON . J. MARKCARR . WILBUR- E. CARSON . CARROLL L. CARTER . JOHN LEOY CARTER, Phi ROBERT C. CARTER JOHN W. CASTEEN, JR., Tbrls C6 BILLY R. CATHERNVOOD FRANCIS R. CAUSEY LINTON F. CAWTHON . v PORTER H. CAWTHON ROBERT R. CAYCE, JR. . . 'Nlill6dggville, . Atlanta, . . . . 4, Baxlei, Delta Than -. Atlanta, . . . . Thomasttm, . Savannah, . Decatur, . Atlanta, . Atlanta, . . . . Savannah, il., . Atlanta, ANDREW D. CHANDLER, Pi kappa Alpha . Toccoa, ROBERT H. CHAPMAN ...... Mmm, ROBERT M. CHASTAIN, The-la Cm . . Rome, . . Marietta, Ga .rcouleq Dam, Wash Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. FRANK E. CHAVEL ..,... Augusta, Ga. RICHARD W. CHEATHAM, Kappa Alpha . Macon, Ga. ROBERT A. CHEEK ....... Atlanta. Ga. PAUL RAY CHENEY . . . Reidsville, Ga. DONALD C. CHILDS . . Sr. Petersburg, Fla. EMERSON P. CHIVINGTON .... Tifton, Gia. HENRY C. CHOATE, Alpha Tau Omega . Hickman, Ky. ROBERT Z. CHRISTOPHER, Plli Sigma Kappa Shaiksburg, Ga. NEIL A. CLANTON. . . Savannah, Ga. JOE XV. CLARK, JR. . . Columbia, S. C. THE CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY LEE MASSEY CLARKSON, Cloi Phi . THEO M. CLARKSON ..... PHILIP B. CLOUD ...... HERBERT G. CLOUDMAN, JR. . West WILLIAM HENRY CLYBURN . . . JAMES C. COBB, Alpha Tau Omega . WALLIS GRAY COBB, JR. . . . CHARLES P. COCHRAN . RAY B. COFFMAN, Chi Phi . LAWRENCE R. COLEMAN . MOSES M. COLEMAN, JR. . ., I ,fg,:,Aaa .. X e . Atlanta, Ga. Columbia, S. C. Bainbridge, Ga. Springfield, Mass Camden, S. C. . Atlanta, Ga. Statesboro, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Edinburg, Va. . Atlanta, Ga. . Lyons, Ga. WILLIAM H. ffie Adam, cl. LEWIS ..di Ga. tft 2 L1W'e9S555?f5i13a5159d' N- Y' Tbm cm G, . . va. lid ltt Q G2- . . Ga. f , Pl a. .... JR., chi Tenn. ELI fig ---- Ga. . ,i,. Ga. ROBERT W. TOMMY M. COOK . .... . Jacksonville, Fla. . Sylvester, Ga. FRANK H. COOPER, JR., Alpha Tau Omega Decatur, Ga. WILLIAM LEWIS COOPER, Tb:-ta Chi Panama City, Fla. JONES E. COPELAND . . WELDON D. COPELAND . . . . JAMES H. CORBETT, Kappa Sigma . . Spindale, N. C. . Ben Hill, Ga. . Ruston, La. JOSEPH JAMES CORDOVA, Kappa Alpha . Macon, Ga. HARMON A. CORLEY, JR., Cbi Psi . HORACE E, CORLEY . . JOHN T. CORRIDAN ..... THOMAS L. CORWIN, Pi Kappa Alpha WILLIAM S. COSPER ...... EUGENE F. COX, Alpha Tau Omega . OF FIFTY . . Savannah, Ga. Clearwater, S. C. . Dayton, Ohio . Towaco, N. J. . Miami, Fla. Bradenton, Fla. Av- I GEORGIA INSTITUTE JOHN E. COX, JR ..... DAVID A. CRANE, Bela Thr-ia Pi . CHARLIE L. CRAWFORD, JR. . HUGH W. CRANVFORD . . LINDSEY H. CRAWLEY . MARION W. CROKER . LEON M. CROMARTIE . RAPP W. CROOK, Sigma Chi . LEN C. CROWDER . . . WILLIAM C. CRUTCHER . Trenton, N. J. . Hickory, N. C. . Anniston, Ala. . Gallatin, Tenn. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Miccosukec, Fla. . Yazoo City, Miss. . Newnan, Ga. Richmond, Ky. OHN C. .2QUKLF3Z.i.j'2-':.I7- i.4f:2:1f 1, 4 455 if Eitislf.-R? . J ' G2 ..,,, , ..,.,., . .,,, .,,, ,,.. f A,,. l MISS 1 VERN . HAN EY . . Bluefield, W. Va. . Atlanta, Ga. ff, -,f2 izi' .Q .? Ve 'lii ! 1f'- 9.- TED Ark' GORDON: G, JAMES xv. DAVIDSON . . Ga. JOSEPH E. DAVIDSON . . Fla. i.i- DAVID c. DAVIS ..... Ga. HENRY: R.,DAvIS , ,Alpha nu omfgi G.. MACK .... G.. . G.. WILEY . G.. .i ,'1. , VA .QQ A RALPH S. III. LOUIS Y. 'R JA J 'L73:-A-f 't w Charleston, S. C. KELLY B. DAY, JR., Lambda Cbi Alpha Punta Gorda, Fla. RALPH LEWIS DAY . . . LaFayette, GI. FRANK DE NORRIGA . . Decatur, G.. ROBERT E. DEADWYLER . . Atlanta, G.. LARRY C. DEAN, Chi Pbi . . . Atlanta, Ga. EDDIE JACK DELAY, Sigma Cbi . . Decatur, Ga. JOHN V. DE MARS ........ Savannah, Ga. HARRY WARE DEMILLE, III, Sigma cm . Afnm, GI. WILLIAM E. DEMPSTER, Phi Kappu JAMES C. DERINGTON .... GEORGE M. DE VERE ..... Tau . Atlanta, Ga. . . Paris, Tenn. . . Savannah, Ga. EDDIE J. DICKERT, JR, Kappa Sigma . Atlanta, Ga. HAROLD F. DICKS ..... LASS OF TECHNOLOGY LOGAN B. DIXON, JR-- JOHN R. DOMINEY, JR. . FRANCIS T. DOOLEY, JR .... . Savannah, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. JOHN M. DOUGLAS, JR., Beta Tbrla Pi . Merion, Penn. ROY L. DOYAL, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Atlanta, Ga. LOUIS E. DRANE, JR., Tau Kappa Ii NOLAN L. DUDLEY, JR. . . . . THOMAS E. DUDNEY, Bela Theta Pi psilavl Savannah, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Kingspoht, Tenn. WILLIAM T. DUGARD, Phi Della Tbela Memphis, Tenn. BENJAMIN E. DUNCAN . . . . . LaGrange, Ga. FORIST G. DUPREE . . . . . . Savannah, Ga. .- - , ALBERT Ga. ROLFE E fm IR-I J' f R- f In -tzsfzi' ' X T2 G3- GI- . . FI.. .syf M, XRNR, UMA, R fy, -ffmtkwgs ' - G1- JASON Ga 2,.,.f.f.,Q.-, I ,,.f-.nw- ' ' ' I.-RIRRSM-R... 239 .fs - . vmwmxby ft ,Ra HoWA1gggi2gMsjg51SaQ15f5gn1a Nu . . ,ww ROBERIQ, .6 .... Alpl Ep '1 ' w .11 M H . R f :Rf ,11 IOUIS ROBERTR4 ' Ga' Ky. Ga- Q Q Epi-ilau PMQQQ .QR owa Ga Rf ., W jyjyi' R, - - - Q 4 - LAGREEglX AlplJa Tau On Ga. ge X- .9 3 N . im MANUE X 1 . . .Q - i nba HENRY A I n JR ' ' iGa -475 '.3g? .fii ef ' ' ' AsfW ?5v ' Z ' ,f ggpzc R R RICHARD Ga I ' SIMEON E. FA Ga. EDWARD M. FEENEY, Phi Gamma Della . Quitman, Ga. EDWIN B. IVELDMAN . .... . Adam, Ga. PAUL McDANIEL FELKER, JR., Alpha Tau omg.: Monroe, Ga. DON MCH. FERGUSON, Pbi Delia Tb via, Sherwood, Tenn. JOE M. FERGUSON, Sigma Alpha Epxilmz CHARLES W. FETI-IE . WILLIAM G. FEW . FRANK L. FITTS, JR. . DELBERT D. FLANAGAN, Sigma Phi BILLY O. FLEMING . . . . JOHN M. FLOURNOY, Tun Kuppa Ep MARVIN H. FLOYD, Lamlnla Chi Alpha . Atlanta Blythe Ville, Ark. . Hickman, Ky, . Gunnison, Miss. . Atlanta, Ga. THEODORE M. FORBES, JR., Alpha Tun Omrga OF FIFTY Epsilon Newton, Ill. . Hartwell, Ga. tifan, Columbus, Ga. , Ga. Atlanta, Ga. JESSE T, FOSTER .... GORDON BENJAMIN FOWLER . RICHARD J. FOX, Phi Epazlon Pi . GENE F. FRANKLIN .... GEORGIA INSTITUTE EDWARD R. FORWARD, Alpha Tau Omegu Birmingham, Ala. . . Macon, Ga. . Decatur, Ga, Philadelphia, Penn. Asheville, N. C. DONALD ALEXANDER FRASER, Sigma Chi Savannah, Ga. JAMES R. FRASER ......... Decatur, Ga. CHARLIE R. FRIERSON, JR., Kappa Alpha Gainesville, Ga. EVERETT E. FRIZZELL, Sigma Nu . Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT G, FRYE ....... Miami, Fla. R .Lg ,W 'f f f ,. 7 I EMMEfm3if5il 5 G1- PAULQQL JR., chi Phi . . Aalanaa, Ga. Tf' Pi Kappa Alpha . . Miami, Fla. THOMASVH.: JR. . . . Aalanaa, Ga. RUSSElgLlfFl'.'GAMBILL,-' 'Ii, I Q. Savannah, Ga. LOUIS iFERNAlNDOi aa. alqninpa, Fla. RAYMONDiG.f'GARcIA,i Bain Ha. THOMAS R. GARDNER, Earn ls'i ,,'lIfiJ5pIin, Ma. JOSEPH E. GAUNTT . . . Af, ,',i Ga. RALPH EDWIN GEIGER . . . Q, Ga MELVINJGELERNTER, Phi Epaflnnjiikf libe Ga FRANK v. QEOKGE, JR., sigma cgi A.,-I,-fi! Ga THOMAsjA.qG1qiORMLEY, Della Fla WILLIAM: TGIESLER, Pbi sigma Va JOHN R'iGILL,E5PIE, ., J Savannah, Ga RALPH M. GILMORE, JR' .A T. JOSEPH P. GLEASON, sigma cm . WILLIAM c. GLEASON DAVID P, GODWIN, JR. . . NELSON F. GOETZ . DAVID S. GOLDSTEIN . FLOYD GONSOULIN . WILLIS G. GORDON, Lambda Cbi Alpha JAMES L, GOSSETT ..... . Memphis, Tenn . Atlanta, Ga . Groton, N. Y Delray Beach, . Byron, Fla Ga . Newark, N. J . Piedmont, EDWIN S. GOTHARD . . Pensacola, STEWART M. GRAHAM . . . . Louisville, THOMAS L. GRAHAM, Pbi Della Tbeta . Anniston, ROBERT LEE GRANT ..... Stockbridge, GEORGE WILLIAM GRAY . . Vero Beach, Biloxi, Miss . Atlanta, Ga Ala Fla KY Ala Ga Fla THE CLASS OF lECHl'QLQGY I JAMES WILLIAM GRAY, Alpha Tau Omaga Lake Alfred, Fla. PAUL W. GREELEY . . . Rome, Ga. EUGENE W. GREEN . . Campbell, Calif. JESSE S. GREEN ....... Waynesboro, Ga. JOSEPH CLEVELAND GREEN, JR. . . Atlanta, Ga. SAMUEL G. GREEN, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alexandria, Va. ROBERT B. GREENBAUM, Tau Epsilon Pbi. Atlanta, Ga. MERTON D. GREENE ..... Portsmouth, Va. JACK U. GREENLEES , . Huntsville, Ala. HERMAN H, GREGG, JR. . . Manchester, Ga. ISAAC M. GREGORIE., Bala Tlagta Pi . Denmark, S. C. JACK s. GRIEEIN,iP5ii Dem JTLQL1 V. Atlanta. Ga. RANDoLP1g1:11iAoi5,TGRIEPLN, fgigm'Alpb.1Japgilmf ' ' -V ' -Qatlantayx Ga. THOMASEQRGRIFEIIQI,..312an1bda cm Alpba 54 lvalfiomg ca. Joszvu c.. GRLPFLTHQJ I. ..., J' JMoAleitEi,fOkla. HAROLDR YELARJEQSGRISWOLD . 'fA'mglr5, ca. w1LL1AMfQ,Q,GRISJWCQLD . .' . . ,.f'Af1anlE5,.Gn. EDGAR GROSS., pggiitgzgm Kappa . Tpaey ,Cit1i,, 1ienn. DAVID .... Cliattignooga, ffenn. CUYLERZQA.,iGU19INf533wa chi . . V.Mgpigqnigg,gQ5Ala. '. Q f f ff oll' Fi 'L A THoMASj.gKg,J'GU1gRfl., ...., HARRY 2AiSQi?HAeKW0rJrH, Phi A FRANK Sigma - - JAMES - f .. ,, JOEL T- Ga- GEORGE of 'Atlanta, Ga. JOHN L. HALLMAN, JR., Beta Them Pi Jacksonville, Fla. ROGER I. HALLOCK, Pbi Gamma Delta . Baltimore, Md. MELVIN c. HALSTEAD ..... Pmlock, va. SAMUEL R. HAM ..... Daytona Beach, Fla. WILLIAM L. HANBURY, sigma Nu . . Norfolk, va. HERMAN D. HANCOCK, JR., Sigma Nu . Atlanta, 'DALHART M. HANDROP . . . Pensacola, KENNETH E. HANFT . . BILLY B. HANNIBAL . JAMES EDWARD HARDIN THOMAS N. HARDIN, JR., Dalia Tar Da-lla HOWARD E. HARDING . . OF FlF'l'Y Ga. Fla. Carlstaclt, N. J . Osseo, Mich Hephzibah, Ga 1 Augusta, Ga .Scattlc, Wash . Springfield, Tenn GEORGIA INSTITUTE CHARLES S. HARDMAN . . Columbus, Ga. JOSEPH L. HARGIS .... . . Atlanta, Ga. JASPER LEE HARRELL, Tan Kappa Epxilon Baltimore, Md. EDWIN SAVOY HARRIS . . . Albany, Ga. HARRY C. HARRIS, Sigma Nu . . Pelham, Ga. PHILLIP G, HARRIS, Kappa Sigma . Spartanburg, S. C. CECIL W. HARTIS . . . . . Savannah, Ga. WILLIAM A. HASSETT . . Staunton, Va. JOSEPH D. HAULBROOK . . Maysville, Ga. JACK P. HAUNSON . . . Atlanta, Ga. - I 'L 5 1 , 7 I S L' ' 'I7' , , Ah G2-' JOHN Lambda elf fxfjfhfff . aI,..,1 4 Asheville, N. C. Kappa Sigma . Sylacauga, Ala. .fa .4217 f1Sf2,lv '44,:w' A, ,ml .sw Alpha . . Macon, Ga. ,I ,svAf.-V, It A., X ,yQI,R,,1,af.ra2,f If :il if- z, ., ff . - OXf0fd,Al1 N. Y 'YEBSERV W. V.-VA-f . ..ff,:D YJYRQZ Jn 4742km ihf-:Ww- fwa, I,-xrzci' zf Va, JOHN O. HEMBY, JR. . . . Ga GEORGE WESLEY HENDRIX, AI' DAv111t.IsE1,5IH1:'A1A11z:fLHY - - Ten-I HENRY, G1 - - G: Iv1LL1fImaQ1iAIIRRQI4J - - Ga 1 - u eg., 5 i A A, S QW , .r . A N. . . MNA 24S?k'wiK'i'iNE ,, M.. . R. I , I. K X Q 1 , ,, A.,-1, N: iailz 1.-Izvmxf -fe.. cal--2. A., Mr., I, ww. .-,fl ,-fe b.,-IN, N., f,A,Af,.,, me vzgrfx-sl 1, of A I 1.QIA: ..-A of ww f: :RM ls? 1, RAR S ,wr KIFSH. ,:L,' TI ggi: EQ-N2 N ggszvswgyij X' i,1,.,2ONI1I , f ,,,,,At,.,.mW,VW... Ve, X. ,,,, ,. O I X NAI x QWQQ PAUL H. HESS ..... PERRY T. HICKS, JR. . . HENRY L. HILL, Kappa Alpha . WILLIAM WATSON HILL, JR. XVILMER B. HILLHOUSE . GLENN S. HINSHAW . MILLARD W. HODGE . . . LEROY LANGFORD HODGES, Pi SHERIDAN T. HODGES . THOMAS M. HODGES . . ROBERT E. HODGSON, Cbi Pbi JAMES F. HOLLADAY . . . BILLY B. HOLLAND, Sigma Clri JOHN SEARCY HOLLIS . . . . Baltimore, . Alpharetta . College Park . . Baltimore, . . Valdosta Ga Md Ga Ga Md Ga Lenoir City, Tenn . Morristown, Tenn Kappa Alpha Augusta, Ga. . Helena, Ga. . Dublin, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Centre, Ala. . . Statesboro, Ga. . Macon, Gu. THE CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY MILTON HOLTZMAN, Taz: Ellxilzm Phi.Btooklyn, N. Y. BASIL P. HOOTEN ...... Villa Rica, Ga. EUGENE HORNE, JR., Kappa Alpha . Americas, Ga. TERRELL EDWIN HORNE, Kappa Alpha . Americus, Ga. JULIAN R. HOSS ....... Atlanta, Ga. WALTER L. HOUSE . . . . Douglasville, Ga. BILLY G. HOWE, Sigma Chi . . Columbia, S. C. DON N. HOWELL, Kappa Sigma . Atlanta, Ga. JOHN HUGER HOWKINS, Chi Phi . . Savannah, Gal. RICHARD G. HUBBARD, JR. . . Southington, Conn. CARL H. HUDSON, Sigma Alpha Epxilou . Macon, Ga. JOHN W. HUDSON .,.,, . J ,..Q m,,V. J . kForrcst City, Ark. iiiaza Qlgl Vhikt L a,'. ,xv 34951 ,:.f1CalIi1nbus, Ga. . . . 1'. Ala. Q Yi., ' S .I ,wal 'JS f '2 . . ' , I. Emp- f-3421! 2:5 ,X- Lw1fif.b.-.,t..Q-:f- . -A , , . . R A it-.,.. t JR. . ,I3gs5ga1ef,, Ala. .... Ga. Dalia AA,AN GH- Bfia Theta ,,'A Q'!fAixsfiA, La. LEE Lambda Clzi Qlf-iikiazog, Ky. Ga. M. s. ...... m,,:l '. JALIQIAQ, G.. Thaiu 'ILVA Rome, Ga. ..-' G1- . Ga. STANLEYJ . ,- N- Y- ALBERT c. Tenn. GEORGE A, Chicopee, Ga. TOM W. JAY, Phi Dalia The! A... Shellman, Ga. 5. PERRY JENKINS, JR. . . . Columbus, Ga. WILLIAM A. JENNINGS . . Memphis, Tenn. JOHN A. JERNIGAN ..... Greensboro, Ga. EDWARD D. JEWELL, Phi Della Thcia . Chicamnuga, Ga. ROBERT H. JEWELL, JR., Phi Della Theta Chicamauga, Ga. BRUCE M. JEWETT, Pi Kappa Phi . Cleveland, Ohio CLARENCE C. JOHNSON, Phi Kappa Tun . Atlanta, Ga. JOHN E. JOHNSON. JR., Drlla Tau Della Wfcst Chester, Penn. KELLY A. JOHNSON . . . Moultrie, Ga. MILO A. JOHNSON, JR. . . Johnson City, N. Y. ROBERT M. JOHNSON . , Charleston, S, C. OF FIFTY 'M' GEORQA llNlSTlTUl ROLSTON JOHNSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Macon, Ga RUFUS S. JOHNSON, JR., Tau WILLIAM A. JOHNSON . THOMAS W. JOINER . OSCAR LLOYD JOLLAY . Kappa Epsilon Clarksville, Tenn . Atlanta, Ga . Atlanta, Ga . Newberry, S. C SAM KELLOW JOLLY .... , Arlanga, G, CECIL MOORE, II, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Gainesville, Ga CLAUDE c. JONES, JR., Pi Kappa Phi . Adam, Ga ROBERT H. JONES, Sigma Nu . . Panama City, Fla ,HAIGH JOPLING . . . Brooklyn, N. Y GEOIXFE WILLIAM JORDAN, .L Gadsden, A11 JAMESX A. JORDAN' I L. Ala JAMES IL, JORDAN . . .L Annisnon, Ala MILTONxFIVEL JORDAN . . . '. . chapl-41,63 WILLIAM R. JORDAN, JR., Sigma Chi . Atlanta, Ga HUGH M. JUDD, Sigma Nu . BILLY D. KAN -. . . JOSIE C. KEA . . . HAROLD A. KEANE . RICHARD M. KEARSE . JAMES H. KEEL .... CLAUD M. KELLETT, JR., . ROBERT D. KELLEY, JR. . . ANDREW MCCORMICK KELLY, DOUGLAS OWEN KENNEDY JACK N. KENNEY . DON L. KILLGORE . WILBUR B. KINES ...' . BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KING, BERNARD J. KING, JR. . PERCY G. KING .... . Chattanooga, Tenn . .' Atlanta, Ga. . Rocky Ford, Ga. . Richland, Mass. . .El1rharclt, S. C. . -Dadevillc, Ala. . Tupelo, Miss. . . . Aclanra,Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Savannah, Ga. . . Birmingham, Ala. . . Athens, Ga. . College Park, Ga. . . Milledgeville, Ga. III, Bela Thvla Pi Mobile, Ala. . Atlanta, Ga. GEORGE L. KIRKPATRICK, Alpha Tau Omega LOUIS A. KLEIN, Phi Epsilon Pi . Stone Mountain, Ga. Dalton, Ga. . . . Augusta, Ga. ROBERT L. KLEINMAN, Phi Epsilon Pi . Atlanta, Ga. DON J. KNAPP . . CAREY D. KNIGHT . JEFF P. KNIGHT . . . ALAN CHARLES KOLB . . MONTE W. KORB . . . HAROLD XV. KRAFT, JR., Sigma . Atlanta, Ga. . LaGrange, Ga. . . . Dublin, Ga. Shaker Heights, Ohio . . Columbus, Ga. Chi . Savannah, Ga CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY FRANK C. KRETCHMAN, Cb! Pxi . Glendale, HEINZ W. KRUSE, Chi Pxi . . . Roselle, SAUL KURLAT .......l Saluda, GEORGE W. KURTZ, Lambda Chi Alpha CHI TAO KWOK .... DONALD CAMERON LACY, JR., CHARLES A. LAFFITEAU . CHESTER F. LAGRONE, JR. New York, N. Y. N. J. N. J. S. C. Philadelphia, Penn. . . Shanghai, China Sigma Allvba Elrxilon . Bat JAMES L. LANG, Pbi DL-ltr: Tlarta . . ,,L.x.-ww .iff V-if 1: Atlanta, Ga. Savannah, Ga. on Rouge, La. Augusta, Ga. WITT IRION Sgf.gi5'5g1qgg1.vi11., Tenn. EUGENE Ga. . Mgiigefa, Ga. f q.f,.a N... Q, S N . . . c1fircafQif5gg,i'j'enn. JOHN cm . Qf,'.f5LQfAflaggQ,i Ga. . Ga. . Q' ,'l f jgfgiima, Ga. Alpbn fljqopwelii, va, ....V . .1 .f.g.Q15niQ, Ga. Alpha Tau omggqil ,3f,,f.cIgilma, Ga. I-IAZEN2 . , . V-1, .Al- . Ga. MYRQN21SfLEViIT,T,w21O1pha Epsilon Pig , . . El... iijng A .... I I Ga. w1LL1Aai213:!of..Lig.Q14g5 ,,-., . lyilgnmi, Ga. . G.. JOHN A- f..L .,..O', GH' HARVEY H. N. J. CHARLES R. Aug-lm, Ga. HOMER M. LLOYD, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha Bit mlngham, Ala. MARSHALL A. LOCKRIDGE, JR., Cbi Phi . Atlanta, Ga. JAMES WILLIAM LOCKE . H. J. LONGLEY . . . GERARDO A. LOPEZ . SIDNEY L. LOUDERMILK . . . St.P ecersburg, Fla. Dalton, Ga. Havana, Cuba Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM J. LUCKETT, Kappa Alpha . Canton, Miss. DALE B. LUPTON . . Louisville, Ky. WAYMAN H. LYTLE ...... Norfolk, Va. ROGERS MORRIS MACMILLAN, Phi Della Tbrln Macon, Ga. JEFF E. MACON ..... . Albany, Ga. JAMES T. MADRY, Brin Tbrln Pi . . Atlanta, Ga. OF FIFTY GEORGIA INSTITUTE HENRY R. MALONE, Sigma Phi Ep.vii011.Montclair, N. PHILIP I. ANDREW MALONSON ....... Atlanta, Ga. J. MANGIONE, Lambda Chi Alpina Stamford, Conn. WILLIAM J. MANLY. Sigma Alpha Epxilon . Dalton, Ga. ESTES VVILSON MANN, JR., Sigma Aipina Epxiion Memphis, Tenn. ROBERT E. MANN ...... LaGrange, Ga. THAYER B. MARSH, Sigma Pbi Epsilon . Jonesboro, Ark. ARTHUR H. MARTHENS, JR., Kappa Alpina Atlanta, Ga. JAMES D. MARTIN . , , Gaincsvillc, Ga. ,.-..,,,...,, -., ,V -1-.Wu-. ty ,MA-WA. 24412440 .,-'Ya WM,Q2.ff -zppggfmeb MAVE3' in JIQWW.. if fh- ..,.,f1.:M.4i.H.0.. -,,, . . .:.....ixEhnta, GL . . Atlanta, G.. . . Brooklyn, N Y. Rockman, ca. . caoxrsa.'.tc.fQiiAxwst1wAnw. rea-1 5: fky. Afky 1 -' Jiri-A It bkkk Aggusm, Ga. GEORGE G. MAYFIELD, cbilzibf-'lfgfz Sgdanu, Ga. PAYTON C. MAYO . .A.j. AiE15nm, Ga. BILLY B. MAZANTI . fjgua, Ark. JOHN A. MCARTHUR, JR. . . I fifiign spf1ngs,Fla. DAVID P, ,Mc.BR,AYER, III, sigmgbi epsilon 1 - . . xv ,H0uma, L HENRY 'F. MECAMISH, omg T.1z.DfiA. A- I' , V Gndenwood, S. C ARCH H. 'McCLESKEY . . . STANLEY PARRISH MCCRANIE . Marietta, Ga Dbuglas, Ga . f . - m . X , .N Y . . . - ,. .- .li '11 xp:-'tm- Zi,-1... 1 ,A .X XNX ,Nix HUG H C . . ELTON MERTON MCDANIEL . . . JOSEPH M. MCDONOUGH . INMAXN E. IVICELVY . . . CLARENCE E. MCKEE, Kappa Aipba . CHARLES B. MCKINNEY . . JOE M. MCKINNEY, Sigma Cbi . RALPH H. MCKINNEY . . . WILLIAM E. MCKOWN, JR., Sigma Nu . LUTHOR M, MCLEOD, Alpha Tan Omrg JOHN J. MCMANUS, Ja. . . Atlanta, . Albany . Atlanta . Pelham, . Sanford, Ga Ga Ga Ga Fla . Atlanta, Ga . Fayetteville, Tenn Gadsden, LaFayette a . Albany . Atlanta, JOSEPH J. MCMANUS . . Savannah RAY A. MCMICHAEL . . . ROBERT F. McRAE . . . . LLOYD F. MEACHAM, JR. . Covington Mt. Vernon, . Atlanta, Ala Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga G: THE CLASS 2. OF TECHNOLOGY VINCENT M. MEAGHER . GEORGE W. MEITZLER, JR., Tan Kappa GEORGE S. MELVIN . DUKE C. MEREDITH, JR., Sigma Chi . THOMAS C. MEREDITH, Kappa Alpha . LAWRENCE M. MERL . . WALTER A. MERRITT, Pbi Kappa Tau WILLIAM METZGER, JR., Sigma Cbi . Savannah, DONALD R, MIDDOUR, Phi Kappa Sigma . Atlanta, Atlanta, Ga Epsilon Savannah, Ga . . Leary, Ga Atlanta, Ga Elbcrton, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga. Phoenix City, Ala. WILLIAM WINN MILLAR, JR., Alpha Tan Omega Atlanta, Ga. RICHARD D. MILLE . v .gm X, Ch tta Te . M SAMUEL 'rm N U I Fla. V .,.. . JR. . . Ln. K mk3N.q?fSQ5?Xj SN? J: , Afbhff N. J. Ga. , si',.i1..'1zf.,-if .... Ma. . . Gn- , .X .4 fQMN..t, -fs ,t .,.. . ' 'X' A - - Ga Kam Mm RUSSEESZESIQISSKINEQSYIORFUN - Ga- Phi Kim Ga. a-vw ..,f 1 :rw .f HAROLD Tm. WILLIAM H. Md. JOHN MOSCHAK . . .V . . Binghamton, N. Y. WALTER WILLIAM MOSELEY, JR., Sigma N14 AUSTUS L, MOSLEY, JR., Brin Thria Pi . Lyons, JULIEN C. MOTLEY, Sigma Alpha Epxilon JAMES H. MOTZ, JR. . EDWARD MUECKE, JR. . DAVID L. MULLINS . JOHN R. MUNGER . JAMES R. MURDOCH . JAMES H. MURPHY . EDMUND MURRAY . AUGUSTUS W. MUSE . . Atlanta, Ga. Ga. Birmingham, Ala. . . Decatur, Ga. . Macon, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Byron, N. Y. . Newport, N. C. . Clearwater, Fla. . Fitzgerald, Ga. . . Albany, Ga. WILLIAM H. MUSE, Alpba Tau Omega . Jackson, Tenn. OF FIFTY Ga. Ga. GEORGIA lNSl'lTUTE JOHN W. NAGLICH . JAMES E. NEELY . . . VICTOR A. NEUBAUM . VIRGIL E. NEW . . . PRESTON E. NEWMAN . .. . Helen,G . SpringHeld, Tenn . Harrisburg, Penn . . Atlanta, . Atlanta, JACK WINSTON NOLAN, Kuppa Alpba.Jacksonville, Ga Ga Fla THOMAS G. NORTH, JR., Tbcln Cbi . . Macon, SIDNEY T. NUTTING, JR. . . RAYMOND E. NYSTROM . . . MICAJAH LAMAR OGLESBY, Chi . . Savannala, Ga Ga . Springfield, Mass Phi . Atlanta, Ga LOYD McLIN O'GUIN ...... Gaaadan, Ala G3 G1 gwgafa ,,-v ff'.v?f!5,ani5,, 1:13 WILLIAQQLQSIEQQQKQIEIHQSR PACE . . Hawkinsville, Ga TQ ROY . . Atlanta, Ga DAVID . . .Weaver-ville, N. c Fans, s. c. W1LL1fif4ieA,Jali5a?2SM?!Sia.alei-lil' ' Ga EMORYAZ' 'ifA1iii1Sif '. 'gf Ga. a TOM F. PATTILLO, Pi Kappa Fla. THOMAS DEWEY PEARSON, JR., fciilfiilii ., , 5afff9Sva5giQjiah, Ga. JACK P,QEaK3fP,l2JH1Ga1nnza Delli'1.vx,.T.TPig?-i 2'Egi'anra, Ga. . , va. cHARLgEg.iA.p,EEN13i . . Ga. I 2... gap, .5513 .rf XBOX-Q5 ' 'Zi kg aan SQ rzfvilggfatur, Ga. GEORGE Ga. PERCY A. Memphis, Tenn. DEREK C. C. PETERS, JR .... Jacksonville, Fla. STEPHEN G. PETERSON, JR., Pbi Kappa Sigma Norfolk, Va. JAMES W. PETIT, JR. ...... Savannah, Ga. CLAUDE A. PETTY, JR., Sigma Chi . . Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES EDGAR. PHILLIPS, JR. . Indianapolis, Ind. JOSEPH M. PHILLIPS, JR. . . . . Stualt, Fla. ELLIS R. PIERSON . . . Memphis, Tenn. XVALTER H. PLATT . . Miami: Fla. PAUL A. PLEAK ....... Marietta, Ga. BILL G. PLUMMER, Alpha Tau Omega . Atlanta, Ga. EWELL G. POPE, Phi Della Tbela . . . Atlanta, Ga. HARRY E, PORTER .... . Savannah, Ga- THE CLASS 3. OF TECHNOLOGY REX E. PORTER, Pi Kappa Alpha . Mishnwaka, Ind. BEN MADISON POWELL, JR., Sigma Chi Chickamauga, Ga. JOSEPH CORTEZ POWELL, Dc-lla Tau Della ROBERT CHASTAINE POWELL . ROBERT M. POWELL, Tbiip Obi WILLIAM J. POWELL, Sigma Nu ROBERT W. PRENTICE . . . Augusta, Ga. . Rome, Ga. Waycross, Ga. jacksonville, Fla. . Pensacola, Fla. GROVER ANTHONY PURDY .... Savannah, Ga. CHARLES D. QUARLE5, JR., sigma chi Stone Mountain, Ga. NEIL WENTWORTH QUARLES . . . Atlanta, Ga. A ' H' WILLIAM L. QUEEN, Auilza fda omg T- p , 211 ,Qi rkh' f g' -ijadlgslynville, Fla. LEE RRLI JR-4' Afiileai foam '2gV.5,i,, f ' 1,-Q. Qtaplrhgpxl, Ga. . ' 'Q -',ii Mass. JOsEPH.jS:iRiAINEi,ffCbi Pbi . TQDqam,.c010. CECIL IQLAINWATER . Alphafepia, Ga. ERNEsqg5R. .RAMSEYT . W 1 ,Q ,fGocoa, JACK HQIQRAMSEY O,-,E gi . . .p .D 'DQE5ugr, Ga. RAUL . Q. .m,, -L1rEIa1RaaR,' Ark. . . . 7755 ca. Kipp., sigma ',. , 1. Gi. Phi Kappa AQIEREQ, Ga. fjgg .... 5:,iPALQga.ga, G... Nu . En. JAMESJQSE1 - - Q. E'II Ga- . f , 1 Ga. 1 Y ,QLLL 'f,, f it A , . ,AEAA if fygl . , ' am' Ga' CHARLES E. ,a,, 1 Com, Fla. CHARLES P. REED, jRi-,mi IIOOVVE IQI' . . Adam, Ga. HAROLD KENNETH REED, sigma Phi Epsilon North, S. C. ANDREW N, REGAS . EMMETT H. REID . EUGENE L. REID . . JOHN M. RENFROE . . . . ROBERT W. RENSHAW, Sigma HAROLD M. REYNOLDS . . VASCO C. RI-IODEN . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Zebuion, Ga. Honea Path, S. C. . Meridian, Miss. Alpha Epsilon Marietta, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Ga CHARLES B. RICE, Pi Kappa Pbi . Johnson City, Tenn DONALD O. RICKETTS, Kappa Sigma.Birmingham, Ala MALCOLM W. RIDDICK . . . . Memphis, Tenn GORDON STUART RIDDOCH . West Palm Beach, Fla OF FIFTY Fla. GEORGIA INSTITUTE HERBERT E. RIEDL . ISOM AL RIOELI. . JAMES H. RILEY . . . HAROLD ROBERT EUGENE ROBERTS, sigma MARVIN L. ROBINSON . JOHN P. ROEEUCK ..... SAMUEL M. ROLLINSON, sigma Nu REUBEN ROSE, Alpha Epxilon Pi . DONALD I. ROSEN, Phi Epsilon Pi NEAL Is. ROTHFUSS, Pi Kappa Alpha, JONAS KKK? ' THOMAS WILLIAM XVILLIAM Nu . JAMES sANEORD,,,,g.f . . . . . SEYMOUR HQSXIJMIRS,'jElldu,,,,Epgj19q1-ggi GEORGE Rif JAMES R. ESANDERSI Qf I OTIS E. SANDERS . WILLIAM RICHARD SANDERS . THOMAS M. SAULS . . . RICHARD H. SCHELDT . . . if ' 1?99?f?iFiC . Cicero, III . Slocomb, Ala Jacksonville, Fla J. ROBERTS . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn Alpha Epsilon Atlanta, G . Atlanta, Ga . Tampa, Fla . . Sav anna lm, Ga New York, N. Y . . Atlanta, Ga East Orange, N. I W.. , f -,-,ff I-Ig. ,, ' ij ., I I .p IMz?QaIaafflf fca I . Valdosta, Ga . Madison, Ga I Y xzvilprgqklyn, N. Y 4w.,v '--gff - ,f,- C A , Ga ' X ' 'l.lI' ,. p Ga WILLIAM sigma Aqflg? .ff-TIER? f 1. f J f 3 .liiigiiiiifaifla -A HARRY G-EESGHLQSSER, Sigma Chi - .fr-'I'iD6ES?iisitiI3-SGH' HENRY Phi . . Ry. WILLIAM EDWIN L. Tenn JOSEPH M. SCOTT, Sigma Nu . . . Memphis, Tenn EUGENE B. SEDBERRY . LOCKWOOD B. SEEGAR, Drlla Tau FRANK L. SEGARS . XVINTON C. SESSIONS I-IAROLD P. SEYMOUR . . . . . L. MILES SHEFFER, Pi Kappa Alpha . Augusta, Ga Della jacksonville, Fla. . Sparta, Ga. . Tampa, Fla. . . Athens, Ga. . . Athens, Ga. a. ROBERT A. SHEFFEY, JR., Pbi Gamma Della Bluefield, WL Va. JOHN ALEXANDER SHEFFIELD, JR., Phi Delta Thela Fl Wes: Palm Beach, a. XVILLIAM HENRY SHEPHERD, Sigma Chi . Atlanta, Ga. ROY S. SHERER, Tau Kappa Epsilon . Rock Hill, S. C. CLARENCE B. SHERRVOOD . . . Miami, Fla. THE CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY WILLIAM JASON SHIPLEY, Della Tau Delta Savannah, Ga JOHN H. SHOLINE, JR., Sigma Nu . Atlanta, Ga PAUL H. SHOUN . . . . Mountain City, Tenn JUAN JOSE SIERRA . . . . . Tampa, Fla. ERNEST S. SILCOX, Sigma Nu . . Tampa, Fla STEELE R. SIMCOX, Kappa Alpba . Jacksonville, NVILLIAM HARTW'ELL SIMS, Della Tau Della Ocilla, SAM SUMNER SINGER, Alpha Tau o 1,1f ga.L-mpkxn, LEON S. SIRKIN, Tau Eprilou Phi . Miami Bench, ALBERT C. SKELLIE, cm Psi . . . Perry, . .',Q'A ' '1'i 'fi J.5.,1,,f5J5gi13gsaa, JR. . ,a A .5113 A ,iii - - -ila - . - A 3 l'lS5 W fr f'-1-2, 1, 'LRF 'F ip' ' --em, - , Fla Ga Ga Fla Ga Ga Md Ga . aggggsgghfa, Ga. JR- - a.'J i' ,...,,, ,,,, HARRY Gu THOMAS , i . Ansonia, com JAMES xv. SOUTHARD, cm Pbi . . Decacur, GUY R SPEARMAN, JR. . . Adam, ROBERT E, SPEARS, JR. . . Augusta, THOMPSON K. SPEER . . . Americus, Gu HENRY LEE sPR1R, JR. . . Pembroke, Ga JOHN H. SPERRY ....... Albany, THOMAS N. SPINK, Pi Kappa Alpha . Montgomery, Ga Ala MORRIS F. SPRINGFIELD, JR. . . Mooresvillc, N. C HARRY HARVEY SPYKE, Brin Tbrla Pi Fla Ga For: Lauderdale, CHARLES F. STANFORD . . Clarksdalc, Miss THOMAS E. STANLEY, III . . . LaGrange, GORDON CARL STAPLHTON, Dalia Sigma Phi .x.' XVrcns, Ga. PASCI-IAL H. STEED . . . Fitzgerald, Ga OF FIFTY wblfum Mi 5 'x nm 'vb GEORGIA INSTETUTE JOHN H. STEMPEL, Delta Sigma Phi . Dallas, Texas CHARLES H. STEPHENS, JR .... East Point, Ga, JOHN HAYDEN STEVENS, Sigma Chi Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. CHALMERS V. STEWART, Pi Kappa Phi . Atlanta, Ga. HOWARD G. STEWART, Chi Psi . . . Decatur, Ga. MARION R. STOREY .... . Graniteville, S, C, JOHNNY CALEB STOWERS, Sigma Phi Epsilon Natchez, Miss. EDWARD C. ST. PETERY, Sigma Phi Epsilon St. Augustine, Fla. PAUL R. STRANDBERG .... Jacksonville, Fla. DONALD L. STRANGE-BOSTON, Della Tau Della Shreveport, La. ELBERT c, STRINGER','lSigmu415l-i A355165 V A K' ' I 4' 4, , ' Memphii, Tenn. HARVEY STRONG .W . . . ',Mtrnphis, Tenn. SYVESTER F. STROUD, Bela Them Pi . Chaffee, M WILLIAM'5. STROUD ...... Jackson, Ga Jon c. STUBBS . . . Milledgeville, Ga HERBERT T. STUCKEY, Bela Theta Pi . Atlanta, Ga NORMAN STURM, Alpha Bpxilrm Pi . Turk Ridge, N. J CHARLES O. SUMMERS, Bela Theta Pi . Thomaston, Ga HAL A. SUMMERS, Tau Kappa Eprilon, Birmingham, Ala GENERAL L. SUTTON .... . . l . Rome, Ga EDWARD M. SWANSON, Phi Delta Thfla . Atlanta, Ga uso c. swxcorm, Tw. cm . . THOMAS E. SWILLEY . . Joslin-1 M. szmstowsm . WALTER SZPARA . LAWRENCE, M. TALLEY . .l .T PHIL E. TALLEY, JR., Kappa Alpha JOSEPH E. TATUM, JR., cm Psi . BENJAMIN W. TAYLOR, JR. . . J. WALDEN TAYLOR . . PERRTN B. TAYLOR, Alpha Epxiloll Pi . Atlanta, Wnycross, Ga El Dorado, Ark Harrison, N. J . Nutlex, N. J . 'Atlanta, Ga. . Macon, Ga . Atlanta, Ga. Fort Myers, Fla. East Point, Ga. RUMSEY B. TAYLOR, Chi Phi . . . Princeton, Ky. GEORGE TRAYLOR THIESEN, Chi Phi . Atlanta, EDWARD T. THOMAS ..... Speedwell, Tenn. EUBERT G. THOMASON . . Salisbury, N. C. ROBERT L. THOMBLEY, JR., Kappa Sigma . Macon, Ga. EARL K. THOMPSON ..... Thomaston, Ga. JEFF B. THOMPSON, Phi Della Theta . Jacksonville, Fla. THEODORE A. THOMPSON . East Northport, N. Y. WILMONT DUKE TIDD, Theta Chi . Columbus, Ga. 0. Ga. Ga. OF TECHNOLOGY LLOYD K. TILGHMAN, JR., Sigma Chi . Atlanta, Ga. MARK D. TILLER, Kappa Alpha . . Montgomery, Ala. THEODORE A. TINDEL . . . Murfreesboro, Tenn. HARRY K. TINKER . . . Macon, Ga JOHN H. TOLAN . . Milwaukee, Wis. ROBERT W. TOLER, Phi Kappa Tau . Muskagee, Okln. JOHN M. TOMME ....... LaGrange, Ga. WILLIAM THOMAS TOWLES, Phi Della Theta West Palm Beach, Fla. REX LEROY TOWNSEND . . . Jacksonville, Fla. MANUEL CUEVA TREVINO . . Monterrey, Mexico BURNEY L. --.'f Q LQK, 'Mnrf rces boro, Tenn. THOMAS ya up kbpflpu Moultrie, G.. CHARLESfAR19LQjSf.f:rURi1eR 'hlv .,.. .- Haieyxlle, G.. xvliuz Delta Tbf:lQff,Ql,,fg.ai5.f,f- Ga. sim?- W 'Nh'f Q., W A:Ag1am, G.. USHER, 11,5 ffii . . Q .Aflazmi Ga' BOBIQIL .... 1,515 ,,, xi ,V Afigilsra, Ga. Delta Tau:-bsddgi ,LShElQgifg, Fla. LEROYJRYL . . . l. ilffitlweiiiliaro, Ky. p h. .f7f..,l 'Veef Ga. Alpha rl.. Sigma ca -ell 5 Pla. Qigg kj :gg p,f,1: 5j4'.I55g1pa, Fla. sigma .el Ga. ....: Ga. e.':,e Il vefle' fg f fle' GUENTER '. . Tenn. EDWARD J. WALIGRLGWSIEI' 'll' Turner Falls, Mass. CURTIS W. WALKER, Kappa GRADY c. WALKER . . 1oHN W. WALKER . MAURICE R. WALKER . MYRON WALKER . . JOSEPH R. WALSH, JR. . WILLIAM A. WALTERS, Kappa Alpha . JESSE D. WALTON, Beta Theia Pi . . SIMPSON B. WALTON, JR. WILLIAM H. WALTON . . CRANBERRY H. WARD . RAYMOND C. WARD, Phi Ka JAMES E. WARNER, JR. . OF FIFTY Alpha . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Rooperville, . Gainesville, . Carrollton, . Grantville, . . . . Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, . . Albany, Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Meridian, Miss. ppa Sigma . Canton, N. C. . . . Birmingham, Ala. NWN WW J f A1 THE CLASS WILLIAM P. WARREN, Sig 1lza Nu . . Forsyth, Ga. ELMER N. WATKIN5, JR. . . . Miami, Fla. RALPH P. WATKINS, Kappa Sigma . . Atlanta, Ga. JOHN D. WATT, JR., Bela Theta Pi . . l Danville, Va. WILLIAM E. WEATHERLY, Phi Kappa Tau . Sav anna h, Ga. HOWARD L. WEATHERS, Sgilna Alpha Epsilon Anniston, Ala. HARRY G. WEISSENBERGER, Bala Thela Pi Geneva, Switzerland HERBERT D. WELCH . . . . Erie, Penn. ROBERT K. WELCH, Chi Phi . . Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES C. WELLS . . . . Smyrna, Ga. CHARLES F, WELLS, JR .... . Miami, Fla. FRED B. WENN, Alpha Tau Omega . . Atlanta, Ga. AUSTIN W. WEST, JR., Alpha Tau Omega Birmingham, Ala. ERNEST P. WEST, JR ..... Chattanooga, Tenn. ROGER D. WETHERINGTON . . Valdosta, Ga. WILLIAM B. WHALLEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Savannah, Ga. CARLTON W. WHEELER, Pi Kappa Phi . LaFayette, Ga. JOSEPH NEAL WHIGHAM ..... Empire, Ga. ROSCOE J. WHITE . . . I.eNoire, N. C. KENNETH W. WIDENER . . Augusta, THEODORE NV, WIEDEMAN, Chi Phi . Atlanta PRONTIS JAMES G. DONALD WILLIAM ADOLPH DWIGHT GEORGE BAG WIGGINS, JR., Alpha Tau Omega , Ga. Ga. Albany, Ga. XVILCOX, Tau Kappa Epxifon . Fitzgerald BRUCE NVILKINS .... Atlanta, H. WILKINSON, Pi Kappa Alpha , Ga. Ga. ' Jamaica, L, I., N. Y. LAMAR WILLIAMS . . Florence, S, C. WILLIAMS .....,. Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAMS, Phi Della Theta West Palm Beach, LEROY LANE WILLIAMS, JR., Theta Chi THOMAS Cross City, R. WILLIAMS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Atlanta THE 1949 BLUE PRINT 'W 611 I ax y Pla. Fla. Ga. OF, FIFTY JOHN T. WILLIAMSON, Alpha Tan Omega . Albany, FRED NV. WILLINGI-IAM, JR., Della Tau Della Atlanta, MONROE J. WILLNER. . .. Valrico, CECIL E. WILSON . . . Roberta, D. FRANK WILT . . Louisville, CHANDLER R, WINGFIELD, JR. . . . Atlanta, WILLIAM H, WINSEMANN, Alpha Tan Omfga Gainesville, Ga Ga Fla Ga Ga Ga Fla LAUREL QUITMAN WINTER , . . Oxford, Miss WILLIAM B. WINTER, Phi Della Tflvta . Atlanta, Ga EARL S, WIRTZ, Lambrla Cb! Alpha . . Jackson, Miss FRED LESERMAN WOLF, Phi Epsilon Pi . Tampa, DAVID HUGH NVOOD, JR .... Palmerdale, DAVID M. WOOD, JR., Sigma Phi Epxiloll . Atlanta, RAYMOND S. WOOD, JR., Kavppa Alpba . Atlanta, SAM H. WOOD . . . . . . Birmingham, JAMES M. WORKMAN ....., Atlanta, Fla. Alu Ala. Ga. JOHN L. WORTH, Pi Kappa Alpha . Plainsfielcl, N. J. CARL D. WRIGHT ..,.... Dublin, Ga. CHARLES QUINTARD WRIGHT, Phi Delta Tbrfa Albany, Ga. EDWARD B. WYATT, Alpha Tau Omega . Atlanta, Ga. GEORGE S. YATES .... . Atlanta, Ga. JAMES R. YONGUE, Pi Kappa Phi . . Sarasota, Fla. WILLIAM YOPP, JR., Sigma N11 . . . Miami, Fla. CHARLES W. YOUNG ..... Gainesville, Ga. ROBERT A. YOUNG . . International Falls, Minn. RUFUS W. YOUNGBLOOD ..... Atlanta, Gil. FRANK R. ZIEGLER, Sigma Pbi Epxilon College Park, Ga. GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY l -QT , -fsfjfl ,, , 1- ---- ,--f' -1 i1'?l,,,,,ZtJC?gf1,4fr9 4 ' -'74 lf , -A VAA, -lk-.V Ht NX S Zi K fix i N Q W ' 'N A I , I Q f Q .23- FUKQ p.:.r h f , ffkw ' XY kb ' J ,ga f x x , Q f , xk ix' v f F N xx Ez.-J X ,W . . ,lgigizlzffiffiliiig lf. 'ii - -f-Ll-- 1 -Q w mf 1' SQPHQMSRES GEORGIA TECH JORGE A. ABASOLO . ALFRED LEE ADAMS . . . RADFORD CARTER ADAMS, JR., . . . Tampa, Theta Chi, Radford, JOHN L. AKERMAN, Sigma N11 . , Clearwater, THOMAS A. AKIN .... JOE G. ALEXANDER . . Ashburn, . Eaton, T KENNETH S. ALEXANDER .... WILLIAM K. ALEXANDER, JR., Sigma Nu . Atlanta FRANK A. ALFANO ...... GRANT EDWARDS ALLEN, JR. . . Macon, . Tampa, . College Park, Phi Atlanta, ROBERT M, ALLEN, JR., Delia Sigma RALPH R. ALLRED . . . . . . Havana, Cuba Fla. Va. Fla. Ga. cnn. Ga. Ga. Fla. Ga. Ga. , V. -4,1 . Athens, Ga. CHARLES E. ALMAND . WEBB M. ALSPAUGH ..... JAMES C. ANDERSON, Sigma Phi Eprilon . Centralia, KARL R. ANDERSON ....... Atlanta, ROBERT E. ANDERSON, Sigma Chi . Washington, ROY ANDERSON, JR ...... Gulfport, Miss. . Atlanta, Ga. Ga. Ill. Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. FREDERICK E. ANDREWS, Kappa Sigma . Americus, Ga. DEVAN D. ARD, Phi Della Theta . Birmingham, Ala. MANUEL R. ARELLANO, Drlfa Sigma Phi ' Havana, Cuba T. THOMAS ARMENAKI . CHARLES R. ARMOUR' . LELAND B. ARNOLD . . New York, N. Y. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Meridian, Miss. CLOWER F. ASHLEY . LYNN A. AUBEL . . . . RAMON L. BABB ...... MILTON LEWIS BACH, Alpha Epsilon AUSTIN R. BAER, Phi Epsilon Pi . New York, N. Y. . . Ashburn, Ga. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Lenior City, Tenn. Pi . Atlanta, Ga. JAMES C, BAIBY ..... . . Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES C. BAKER ..... . Lakeland, JAMES A. BALDWIN, Sigma Nu . . Rockmart, DAVID N. BALFOUR . MARK C. BALKCOM, Sigma JAMES CLAUDE BALLARD . . . Asheville, N. C PRESTON T. BANKSTON Fla. Ga. . . . . . Decatur, Ga. Alpha Epsilon . Macon, Ga, .. . Birmingham, Ala, LLOYD T. BARNARD, JR., Bela Their: Pi . Norfolk, FARNUM EDWIN BARNES .... Savannah, Ga LEROY TABOR BARNES, Phi Kappa Sigma Roanoke, Va. WILLIAM XV. BARNETT . . . . Hampton, Ga. EDWIN BARON ....... Savannah, KENNETH M. BARRE, Della Tau Della . Atlanta, Ga. Va. Ga. ALVAH VOTELLE BARRON, JR., Bela Thela Pi Thomaston, GERALD BARTON, Sigma N11 . . . Belmar, N. J. JOHN E. BASS, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha . Charlotte, N. C. THOMAS H. BASSFORD . . . Huntington, W. Va. LLOYD B. BAYLEY, JR., Dalia Sigma Phi . Oildale, Calif. JACK B. BEARD . . ...... 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V : -fl ...VV -V V- me - V 2 . ., V ' 91 ff 1.1 V i --aa. A Va. 1 LV-V . V QV t - V V V V 'I'-1-Q, .ov GEOR IA INSTITUTE LEONARD A. BETHEA . . Jacksonville, ASBURY LEE BEVIS, JR. . . . . Rome, NORMAN W. BIRCHLER . . Marietta, LAWRENCE E, BIRDSONG . . Scottsdale, DAVID J. BISHOP ....... Atlanta, Fla. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. HARVEY E. BISHOP, JR., Theta Xi . . Laurel, Miss. FRANK E. BLACKBURN . . . Alexander City, ROBERT EARL BLACKBURN, Delta HOMER v. BLALOCR, Phi Kappa sig MALCOLM RIRER BLANCHARD . BERRILN BISHOP BLEMKER . . ODD BLOCH ....... JAMES BOOK .... . RICHARD F. BOEKE . . . ARLYN W. BOEKELHEIDE . . . Tau Della Atlanta, G ma . Albany, Ala. Ga . Suffern, N. Y. Miami Springs, Fla. Averill Park, N. Y Philadelphia, Penn . . Atlanta, Ga Northville, S. D JAMES E. BOGGS, Phi Della Theta . . Atlanta, Ga. Ga' GA- ..., Atlanta, GJ. -fr ry,-,vfgefw gmc? Kappa Alpha . Memphis, Tenn. .... Covington, Ga Phi Kappa Tau . Memphis, Tenn jf' 'WJ 5 fflff. ...... Augusta, Ga JR. . . . Jacksonville, Fla P Il C- Al Adam, G3 . Sgz1..ff,:vz 3-f5R'r1f?,i Ga DAN M. BRAMBLETT, Phi G.. BILLY I-I. BRANCH , . . Tenn ROBERT J. BREARLEY . . Ark JOSEPI-I ESTILL BRESNAI-IAN Ga ALBERT c. BREVETTI . . . N. Y - - S- C AW Ga . Ga ---- G1 Nu Ga R., Ga Sw. We-:yi-:MS :vf'l-':RPfvA:a 'Sf Nf.3,.RAzAgaiffA5' Atlanta, Ga 1 yratvylf ,1 AR-.,wfSfF,gvg4z5y3ggj LPQAQ. WI FORREST Carrollton, Ga THOMAS M. BRYAN'i Ph5J DFTIa Theia . JeEerson, Ga HOWARD S. BRYANT .... xvmeasbufg, Mo ROBERT P. BUERGER .... Ellicottville, N. Y STANLEY D. BULBIN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . Miami, HENRY GREGORY BURKE, JR., Alpha Tan O-meg JAMES E. BURKE, La111ha'a Chi Alpha . Atlanta, WILLIAM O. BURKE, Lambda Chi Alpha . Wrens ROBERT NV. BUSSEY ....... Cairo, HAROLD S. BUTLER, JR., Della Sigma Phi.Atlanta, PAUL H. BUTLER ..... JAMES C. BYRD, Bela Theta Pi . CLARENCE C. CADENHEAD . WILLIAM EUGENE CAGLE . HAROLD B. CALHOUN . . WILLIAM S. CALLAXVAY, JR. . WILSON M. CAMP, Phi Della The-la ROBERT E. CANNON, Brta Th:-Ia Pi ROBERT W. CARMICHAEL, JR., Chi Fla. a Tampa, Fla. Gu , Ga Ga. Ga. . . Ambrose, Ga. . New Orleans, La. . Chipley, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Covington, Tenn. Phi . Atlanta, Ga. ALTON B. CARPENTER, JR. . . Greenwood, S. C. n. OF TECHNOLOGY West Palm Beach, Fla. XVALTON T. CARTER, JR., Kappa Alpha . Vienna, Ga. WILLIAM H. CARTER ..... South Bend, Ind. VICTOR CARUSO ....... Tampa, Fla. JOSE M. CEMAJ ..... Mexico City, Mexico JOHN C. CERNY, Bela Tbrla Pi . . Punta Gorda, Fla. ALBERT J. CHAIKEN, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Brooklyn, N. Y. WALTER C. CHAMPION . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. JOHN C. CHANDLER, Phi Dflta Thrill . Millen, JOHN B. CHAPMAN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Atlanta, JOSEPH M. CHAPMAN, JR. . WILLIAM E. CHEELEY . . . IRVING L. CHENEY . . . ROBERT IRVING CHENEY HENRY L. CHILDRESS . JOHN C. CHILDS, Sigma Nu . PAUL A. CHUBB, Tbcln Chi . Ga. Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. . Buford, Ga. . Carrollton, Ga. . San Juan, Puerto Rico Ncw Holland, Ga. Owings Mills, Md. . Elizabeth, N. J. JAMES C. CLARK . , . . . Laslis, Ga. WHAITE M. CLARK, . Allaaay, Ca. KENNETH E. CLARY, . Harlem, Ca. azas f SJR as JOHN E. CLEGG, Del. RALPH E. CLEMA13 Hapsville, Ga. ARCHIE L. CLEMON Tallalsassas, Ela. PHILLIP L. CLEMONS Tallaliassaa, rla. JESSE M. Oral-iwille, Ga. 61? SKK. I s CHARLES M. COATES, Beach, Pla. JOE E. COBB . . . . Atlanta, Ga. RICHARD s. COE, . Miami, Fla. WILERED E. COE, lflaf Petersburg, Fla. .sf .,a 431sa.f?f1S vf:ff' HARRY A. COLE, JR., . Atlanta, Ca. JOSEPH T. COLEMAN, Savannah, Ga. JAMES T. COLLINS Blairsville, Ga. CHARLES E. COLLUM . Atlanta, Ca. THOMAS F. COLLUM Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT s CONGLETog2gQ2g QQQjMba ROBERT H. CONNELL, CHARLES E. CONNER, ROBERT E. CONOVER E. BASTON COOK, JR., GEORGE F. COOPER ROY B. COOPER . . PAUL E. COPELAND CHARLES L. COTTER, RICHARD A. COX . as - .mash QS3.,4w..av ' 'AW ,a 4 62 4. S . .s aw. s a Sigma Nu . . lmington, N. C. aigaflwsf fafswaf Petersburg, Fla. ndy Spring, Md. Cozacldalc, Ohio . Athens, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. Cowan, Tenn. Cullowhce, Ga. Memphis, Tenn. WILLIAM H. CRAIG . . . THOMAS ANGELL CRAMER . LOUIS DURWARD CRANFORD . ERNEST CRATON ..... RICHARD H. CROWE, Chi Pbi LARKIN FRANCIS CULBRETH . RAYMOND L. CULPEPPER . . DAVID P. CUMMING . . JAMES D. CUMMINGS . JACK W. CUNDIFP . BEN I-I. CUNNINGHAM . ROY E. CURRIE, JR. . CARLO C. CVITAN .... WILLIAM F. DALY, Tbrln Chi JAMES L. DAMERON, JR. . . . Florence, Ala. . Savannah, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Dallas, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Edison, Ga. . . Griifn, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. Big Stone Gap, Va. Huntington, W. Va. . Savannah, Ga . Tallahassee, Fla . Little Falls, N. Y . . Laurel, Miss . Atlanta, Ga JAMES NV. D'AM1CO, Bcfa Tbcla Pi . . Elbcrton, Ga OF FIFTY-ONE GEORGIA INSTITU LLOYD E. DANIELS . . . Cropscyuillc, N. HARRY M. DAUGHTRY . TOM E. DAVENPORT, JR. . HARRISON W. DAVIDSON, Pi . . . Metter, . . . . Atlanta, Kappa Pbi . Atlanta, TE Y. Ga. Ga. Ga. JOHN M. DAVIDSON .... Panama City, Fla. GERALD W. DAVIS, Chi Phi . . Jonesboro, Ark. ROBERT E. DAVIS, Sigma Nu . . . Rockmart, Ga. ROBERT LAMAR DAVIS, Bala Theta Pi Punta Gorda, JOSEPH V. DE FRANCISCI .... Brooklyn, N. Fla. Y. HARRY A. DEMEZA ....... Tampa, Fla. EARLE I. DENENBERG, Tau Epsilon Pbi Brookline, Mass. FRANK DENNIS, Sigma N11 . . St. Petersburg, Fla. RAPH JOYT DICKSON . . . . Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM E. DILLARD, JR .... Hamlet, N. C. ROBERT S. DIVINE, Della Sigma Phi . . Grilfin, Ga. HENRY s. DIXON, Kappa Alpha . . Colleg Park, Ga. MELVIN J. DOLD ........ Flora, Ill. JOSEPH P. DONOHUE lylxlyvxa . Y. :QI',jff: '15 f'. 1 ...,..,3 ffl, JOHN Ja Peffoleuma W' Va- JOHN .... Straten Island, N. Y. JAMES ...... Elberton, Ga. ROEERQIQIAQQRDUBEER, Lambda cm Alpha.Trenton, N. J. JOHN ..... Dade city, Fla. ROBEREIfj JR.'.i.,4 ,---.a, -. Macon, Ga. ERADLEYfB1,'lDUNfN, ,'.ai Lfg'Q1Q,,1,fi5 jk' ..'.' Atlanta, Ga. CHARLESI-DQ 'DURDENJ..VQbi'i Iwi I 3 Ll ifpkglaaata, Ga. DAN Xi. . EASTQWOOD, 'JR,,fDel11a I iapajbglzaj ii I ' ' . ' Waghington, D. C. CHARLES R. ECKERMAN . . . 1 -1 ,., Atlanta, Ga. LEONARD EDELMAN, Alpha Epsilon fPi.'Efaaklyaa, N. Y. PAUL EDFELDT, JR .... pi'BllfJE1IQgh3f!!, Ala. BERT EDLESON, Phi Epsilon Pi . . .I Vcqlutnltsus, Ga HARRY N. EDMONDSON . . . College Izafk, Ga BRIGGS E. EDNEY, JR., Lambda chi Alpha I . Hapeville, Ga CHARLES EDWARDS, Della Sigma Phi, Columbus, Ga HOWARDISDNEDRYARDS .... J Gainesville, Ga. ROBERT B. ELLIOTT, Kappa Sigma I. L .Atlarita, Ga WILLIAM P. ELLIOTT, JR., Kappa sigma . Atlanta, Ga BLAKE D. ELLIS, Pi- Kappa Alpha . Savannah, Ga RAMA MQ, ELLIS, ..... QEXXEEIKIPIESC, Ala GEORGEM. ,ELRODQ JR., Dflnysfgmapbf . Aalama, Ga LAWRENCE, JAMES'-ENr3EI1,I1je1pa,,5f,gplaERpi G Cl . . , - A I S' -la, p,': Q i'Atlanta, I R , l -N ,J ii, ,pta -- . f Sgr, ANI ifar A ,J I JOHN L. ERGLE, Pbi Kappa Tau . Spartanburg, S. C THOMAS C. ERVIN, Pbi Della Theta . . Tampa, DAN W. ESTES ....... Columbus, CARLTON O. ETHERIDGE . . Milledgeville, CARL R. EUBANK. JR. . . . . Lexington, CHARLES E. EVANS . . Augusta, EDWARD R. EVANS, Phi Gamma Della Fla Ga Ga Va Ga Kenneth Square, Penn LEONARD N. EVANS, JR ...... Plains, GEORGE M. EVERETT, Alpha Tan Omega . Decatur, NEWMAN EIDSON EACKLER, JR. . . Canton, Ga Ga Ga JAMES E. PANT . ..... Greenwood, Miss HARVEY P. EARLEY, Dt-lla Tau Delta Charleston, W, Va MEREDITH B. FARR ..... Asheville, N. C CHARLES S. FELNER, Lamba'a Chi Alpba Millersburg, CHARLES G. FERRELL, Delta Tau Dt-Ita Greenville, DONALD A. FEW .... New Smyrna Beach, HAL W. FIELD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Atlanta, BURTON D. FINCH, JR ...... Atlanta, KY KY Fla Ga Ga THE CLASS OF TEC NOLOGY JAMES R. FIREBAUGH, JR. . JOHN M. FISHER, JR. . . . GEORGE H. FISK, JR .... ELMER JULIAN FLEXER, signin WILLIAM P. FLOWER . . . WILLIAM F. FOREMAN . NVILLIAM E. FORMAN . . . . Stockbridge, Ga. . . Thomasville, Ga. Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Chi . Brunswick, Ga . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Montgomery, Ala. . Birmingham, Ala. JOHN FORSHTAY, Sigma Nu . . Irvington, N. J. HARVEY H. FOSTER, JR. . . . Atlanta, Ga. WEEMS M. FOSTER .... . Carrollton, Ga. CLIFTON L. FOWLER ...... Atlanta, Ga. DOUGLAS L. FOWLKES, Phi Delta Theta . Atlanta, Ga. WARREN H. FOX ....... Miami, Fla. AARON M. FRANCO, Alpha Epsilon Pi . Atlanta, Ga, ISAAC FRANCO ........ Lima, Peru EBERT LEON FRANKLIN, Pi Kappa Alpha Mechanicsburg, Penn. JAMES STUART FRANKLIN, JR. . . Roanoke, Va. JASPER S. FRANKLIN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Portal, Ga. A JOHN TELFORD FREEMAN, JR.. Rlgifiknppa sigma ,ffifffirffihattanooga, Tenn, JOE E. FREY, Delta sigma Andrews, S. C. FRANKLIN W. Epsilon Caldwell, N- J. WAYNE LOREN -a l a'i 1 . Caspar, Wyo. WILLIAM R. IS '.1. Fr. Meyers, Fla. OLIN M. FULLER, 7 . Atlanta, Ga. GEORGE T. FULTON, F if alwood, W. Va. WILLIAM J. FUNK, Tenn. COLLINS FUQUA, JR. Taxaikana, Ark. PHILIP M. GALLION . Atlanta, Ga. RICHARD W. Tau J'.-R Q Qfwilmingmna N- C- HILLER M. . Moultrie, Ga. JAMES A. GARDNER 'Jin fI ivfg, Stockbridge, Ga. PEYTON H. iJiia-fjl5'Hafriaabnig,, Miss. BERNARD I. . Sanford, Ma. FRANK D. GARNER . Atlanta, Ga. FRANK U. GARRARD, ?Thna Columbus , Ga. JAMES DUANE attanooga , Tenn. . Di-13 My I-E: JACK G. GASKINS . Macon, Ga. JACK T- - Af1a-fa.Ga- ROBERT P. GAUDE, . Biloxi, Maas. WILLIAM DAVID Ala. YOUNG K. GAYLE, Village, Penn. RONALD L. GEER. . Palm Beach, Fla. WILLIAM E. GEIGER, Brunswick, Ga. EDWARD F. GENTSCH, Tau Kappa Epsilon Williams, Arizona ROBERT R. GIBSON, JR., Delta Tau Delta Gilbertown, Ala. GEORGE C. GILBREATH . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. HENRY K, GILES, Theta Chi . Meredita, Puerto Rico SLOAN R. GILL, Chi Phi .... Wilmington, Del. BERNARD IRVING GILLMAN, Alpha Epsilon Pi Atlanta, Ga. ANTHONY J. GIORDANO . . New York, N. Y. THOMAS L. GLAZE, JR. . . . Atlanta, Ga. JAMES EDWIN GLOVER ..... Prescott, Ariz, WILLIAM M. GOLDBERGER, Alpha Epxilon Pi Perth Amboy, N. J. JAMES B. GOLDMAN . . . . . Columbia, Tenn. MYRON M. GOLDSTEIN, Tau Eprilon Phi Brookline, TONYLO JORGE GONZALEZ, Thrla Chi . Havana, HERBERT E. GOODMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi Poughkeepsie, N. Y. CURTIS C. GOODSON ...... Miami, Fla. WILLIAM HENRY GOODYEAR, Lnmhfla Chi Alpha Brunswick, Ga. LANVRENCE XV. GOOSS, JR., Phi Kappa Sigma' Oradell, N. OF FIFTY-ONE Mass. Cuba BILLIE GORDON, Kappa Sigma . . Atlanta, LOUIS GORDON ....,... Macon, LUTHER H. GORDON, JR ..... Ausrell, WILLIAM O. GORDON, Lambda Cbi Alpha . Newnan, JOHN MILTON GORHAM, Tlacla Cai . . . Union Point, GRII-'FIS JAMES H WILLIAM C. GRESHAM . . ...... I-Iomerville, JOHN L. HARVEY . . JAMES H. HARWELL. JR. . . . XVincIcr ARTHUR J. HAYXVOOD . ROBERT W. HEAD . . LEONARD D. HEALY . . ULYSSES V. HENDERSON, Tbfla Cbi West Palm Beach, RALPH W. I-IENNINGS, Della Sigma Plai GEORGIA INSTITUTE Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. NVest Hartford, Conn. RICHARD A. GOULD, JR., Sigma Clai . Brunswick, Ga. ERNEST G. GRAHAM, JR. . . . . Wincler, Ga. HARVEY GRANGER, III, Chi Pbi . . Savannah, Ga. IRA U. GRANT ........ Fr. Myers, Fla. EDWIN H. GRAVES, Pbi Dalia Tbeia . Jacksonville, Fla. ANDREW J. GRAVINO .... Bridgeport, caan. WILLIAM HAROLD GREENE . . . Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT S. GREER, Tau Epsilon Pbi . Miami Beach, Fla. WALTER D. GREER .,..... Atlanta, Ga. ARTHUR E. GREGORY, JR., Della Tau Della Avon Park, Fla. Ga. Ga. ROBER . ,, in . W a 5 . KY -w..,a1-U., xRzR:aL-:'tf- 35, I BERYL Ohm ROBER ........ Gay, Ga. .... Upper Darby, Pa. Sigma Chi . . Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha . Atlanta, Ga. EVAN Alpha Tau Omega . Perry, Ga. 'a'a' ALLEN GH- GEORGE! ROLANI5 Gap JULIAN G. HAMMACK, JR., Sigma:AQ1Il2a EpfZldg1f i7W?55fi?S?'?QS'fD- C- HERBERT R. HAMMER .... Q1?L?1i19xfig: Iowa DOUGLAS F. HAMMOND . . . Ga. JOHN R. HAMMOND, JR., Sigma Nap 1.,I'1Ra.m3ey.'N. J. FERDINAND W. HANAUER, JR., Laa21aaa.gc1aafA1ppa :Q ,1'I'i'EnrorI, N. J, FREDERICK E, HAND .... Cridin, Ga. CARLOSLAVA, . . SanQaL Rosa, 'Honduras CHARLES -XIAIYEY . .5 Master, Gr. JAMES BUKETT'.HARALSON . . ,WarrJP0Irrr, Ga. MAX C.QI-IARDEN , ..... A :I Qqlumbus, Gr. PAUL H.3HARDIN',JR., Sigma Alplaafliprilaa I A 'l'Ae1anu, Ga. PRICE Q2fc'wfcf5f45ffQ,riQ f.T-fXFli'i a' G1- WILLIAM Agri..,fiagiirglggpgfiipiraaagh, Gr. WILLIE Gr. ROBERT A. HARLEY . . . Spartanburg, S. C. WILLIAM N. HARLEY, JR. . , . Savannah, Ga. JAMES C. HARRINGTON, JR. .,,. Arlarrra, Ga. CHARLES HARRIS, Phi Drlla Tlwla . Augusta, Ga. JOI-IN ROSCOE HARRIS, JR., Kappa Sigma Belle Glade, Fla. XVILLIAM MACDONALD HARRIS . Asheville, N. C. JOHN F. HARTE, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha . Savannah, Ga. HENRY B. HARVEY, JR ...... Miami, Fla. . . Salisbury, N. C. . Ga. TIM NV. I-IAULBROOK, JR. . . . Atlanta, Ga. ARTHUR LEE HAY . . . Donaldsonvillc, Ga. XVILLIAM G. HAYNES . . . Durand, Ga. . Brownsville, PI:nn. . . . Mosspoinr, Miss. . . . New Orleans, La. Fla. THE CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY ROBERT P. HENRY, Phi Kappa Sigma . Columbus, Ga. ROGER M. HENRY, Sigma Chi . . College Park, Ga. WILLIAM R. HENRY, JR ..... Durant, Miss. JAMES E. I-IERMANSDORFER . Huntington, W. Va. WILLIAM A. HEY ........ Quincy, Mass. ANTHONY B. HIGGINS, Kappa Sigma . Hopewell, Va. WILLIAM THOMAS HIGGINS, Sigma Chi . Atlanta, JOHN G. HILES, Phi Delia Thela . TROY E. HILL, JR ..... DAVID B. HILLEY ..... ROBERT DYER HILLEY, Alpha Tau MYRICK STOKES HILSMAN, JR. . Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . I-lawkinsvillc, Ga. . . Ga. Atlanta, Omega . Decatur, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. THOMAS T. HLAVENKA . . . Flushing, N. Y. Theta Pi Daytona Beach, CARL M. HOHN, Phi Sigma Kappa.West Palm Beach, ROBERT L. HOGAN, Phi Kappa Tau . Hapeville, FRANK T. HOLDER ....... DeLand, DENNIS Q. HOLFLER . . 6Dry Gulch, Texas , .R HOWARD B. I-IODGDEN, JR., Bela Fla. Fla. Ga. Fla. ALBERT L.HOLL1MAN . . M.E0..,O.. ROBERT D. HOLLIS .1 . Mm... G.. ROBERT J. . Atlanta, G.. JAMES S. . Jackson, Miss. VELL D. HOLT . . RICHAPD L. I Bruceton, Tenn. Palm Beacli, Fla. HOMER sCOTT mfr. Montgomery, Ala. DALE L. HUGGINs, Ten... Si ww .vii :I QI wk? A WALLACE J. . Atlanta, Ga. ERNEST C. HULSEY, . Griliin, G.. JAMES J. HULSEY . Atlanta, Ga. JAMES R. HUME, Phi Tekemah, Nebf. CARNEY P. Pascagoula, Miss. IIIZNRY C Whicwell, Tenn. CHARLES s. York, N. Y. JOHN C. Omg.. . . ffipa sigma . ' , f SM . X. . , , , J. DONALD O. HUTCHI Atlanta, Ga. fd? T ROBERT NEWTON - UI -'M Gallatin, Tenn. HAL M. INGMAN, Pi RICHARD BURR GARNER H. 1vEY, JOHN D. JACKSON, . . Miami, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . Albany, Ga. . Sanford, Fla. IONEL E. JALLER . Beach, N. Y. ALEX R. JANCEWICZ Bayonne, N. J. -ef-f .- W... V2 NVALTER JANCZYS, Bela Thria Pi WILLIAM P. JENT, JR. ..... Atlanta, G.. ROBERT W. JETER . . . Shreveport, La. B. HOLTON JETT, JR .... Huntington, W. Va. NVILLIAM S. JETT, III, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ormancl Beach, Fla. DANIEL A. JEWELL, Phi Della Theta Lookout Mountain, Tenn. . Ansonid, Conn. THORNLEY C. JOBE, Sigma Chi . . Jackson, Tenn. ERD MULLENDORE JOHNSON, Sigma Nu Cleveland, Okla. NVARREN LEE JOHNSON, Pi Kappa Alpha . Sebring, Fla. CHARLES T. JOHNSTON, JR., Sigma Nu . Rome, Ga. REMINGTON JOHNSTON .... Asheville, N. C. CHARLES H. JONES, Pi Kappa Alpha . Fairburn, Ga. CYRIL J. JONES ....... EUGENE N. 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I x . .Pal -U . I ' 4 I X I , J .41 GEORG A lNS'l'lTUlE THOMAS G. joYcE, . . . DONALD M. JUDD, Bela Tbaia Pi . Jacksonville, JAMES 13. KALMBACK, Kappa A MARSHALL N. KATZ . . . DOYLE W. KELLY .... . . . Decatur, Ga. Fla. lpba . Shreveport, La. . . Columbia, S. C. . . . Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM J. KELLY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon BARI-IAM FESTER KENNEDY, Marietta, Ga. II . . Union, S. C. WILLIAM P. KENYON, Sigma Obi . Gainesville, Ga. GATES BRUCE KIDD .... RICHARD FRANK KILBURG JAMES H. KILLEBREW, Sigma DON D. KING, Phi Kappa Tau WILLIAM RAY KISER . . CLARENCE R. KITE, Alpha Ta . Johnson City, Tenn. . . Elizabeth, N. J. Cbi . Anniston, Ala. . . . Canton, Ohio . . . Grover, N. C. u Omega . Perry, Ga. HERBERT J. KIZER, Kappa Alpha . , Jegerson, Ga. WILLIAM L. KNIGHT, JR., Sigma Cbi . Memphis, Tenn. HOWARD A. KORITZ, Tau Epsilon Phi . Brookline, Mass. JOHN Ga' ao5,a,,s:zf fm -',a,:a.,-5 fo' ,NLE ,a.,a,aa,.4,r 1 7 fe if ,La 9 .J fe- 6 Jaaa.-N-5,-rpffazwfw , . .,,, ,a ,, ma. 'Wim N. Y. HUSTQIy1Z152fI5,5G1.fAZLIQ, JR., Phi Della Theta a4fwp.affA,f . . Blfmmghami A13- Pi Kappa Alpha Camden, N. J. Cbi Psi . Chattanooga, Tenn. GRAY Alpba Epsilon . Atlanta, Ga. 1 N Springfield, Mass. THAD R a Ga. RICHA1i?Q1pQB:'1 Ga- WILLIAM D. LANG . . N. J. PERRY R. LANGSTON, JR., s. C. LINTON G. LANIER, JR., QSlii'S:Ai55l?Pf f G2- ERNEST E. LASSETER, JR., Bc-la Fla. WILLIAM M. LAW .... Ga. DAN1Eka,lf-A155-JQIPPH AW' - Ga- . Ga. PAO china ,, A,,. Ga- LEWIS . . ggiigggwaggggaa, N. J. . W Mm. LEWIS i Cairo, Ga. ZELVIN Savannah, Ga. TED LEVY, Pbi Epxilml Pi ..... Atlanta, Ga. LUTHER H. LEWIS, Alpba Ta.. oaaaga . Mmm, Ga. FRANK R. LIGHT ....... Rebecca, Ga. EDWARD H. LINDBLOM, Sigma Alpba Epsilon Miami, Iila. THOMAS P. LIPSCOMB, Tan Kappa Epsilon Savannah, Ga. JAMES D. LITTLEJOHN, Delia Sigma Phi Winston-Salem, N. C. GEORGE LITTMAN .... MARTIN COPE LIVINGSTON, . . . Elkin, N. C. JR., Chi Pbi Atlanta, Ga. DENNIS DURDEN LIVINGSTONE . Sacramento, Calif. GUY J. LOOKABAUGH . . LOUIS LOPEZ, JR .... VICTOR O. LOPEZ . JOHN R. LOWE ..... ALVIN LOWI, Phi Epxilon Pi . DAVID L. LOXVI, Phi Epsilon Pi TERRELL N. LOWRY . . JOHN L. G. LUDLOW, Pi Rapp GAINES G. LUTHER, JR. - THE . . Tahlequah, Okla. . . . Tampa, Fla. . Santa Clara, Cuba . Murfreesboro, Tenn. . . Gadsden, Ala. . . . Gadsden, Ala. , , , . Laurel, Miss. a Alpha . Westfield, N. J. , . Greenville, S. C. CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY BALLARD H. LUXON ..... Richmond, Ky. JOHN C. MACDONALD, Sigma Nu . Red Bank, N. J. HENRY W. MACLIN, JR., Kappa Alpha . Alhany, Ga. DANIEL E. MAHAFFEY .... Pasacagoula, Miss. DONALD I. MAKRAUER .... Sylacauga, Ala. THEODORE JOSEPH MALGER . East Orange, N. J. RICHARD M. MANDEL, Phi Epsilon Pi . Newark, N. STANFORD MANGHAM ..... Amcricus, Ga. ANTHONY C. MARCHEGIANO . . Phoenixville, Ga. GEORGE R. MARETT, Sigma N11 . Rock Hill, S. C. BILL A. MARION ...... Memphis, Tenn. EDWARD L. MARION . . Malverne, N. Y. ROBERT E. MARQUAND, Chi Psi . . Hollywood, Fla. EDWARD G. MARTIN, Kappa Alpha . Jackson, Miss. FRANK W. MARTIN ...... Savannah, Ga. JOHN A. MARTIN, Sigma Alpha Epxilozz . Atlanta, Ga. MANUEL R. MARTIN, JR .... Brooklyn, N. Y. VERNER H. MARTIN ...... Atlanta, Ga. .C 424. LOUIS A. MASON, . Brooklyn, N. Y. WILLIAM Phi Della Theta Bi i Sham' Ah' EUGENE A. Binghamton, N. Y. HERSCHEL Wurkiuwalle, G.. THEODORE , , Mmn, G., MANVILLE J. chi . Atlanta, Gu. WILLIAM P. N.. . Augusta, Ga. WILLIAM H. , Thomaston, G... WILLIAM B. cbi . Atlanta G.. WILLIAM R. . I Heights, Md. SAMUEL R. . . . Rome, G.. RICHARD M. Alpha . Tampa, Fla. JAMES R. . . LaGrange, Ga. HENRY B. . . Woodbury, Ga. ROBERT H. Chattanooga, Tenn. ARTHUR HENRY . . Decatur, Ga. NORMAN H. . jacksonville, EI.. DAVE E. . . Augusta, G.. JOHN McDOWELL sign... Alljliba Epngm HENRY A. . . Atliacstz, Ga. THOMAS W. chi . Atlanta, Ga. CLAUDE A. . Memphis, Tenn. MARVIN W. . Brunswick, Gu. JOI-IN A. . West Point, Ga. RUSSELL E. MCGUFF . . . Montgomery, Ala. GORDON R. MCHAN ...... Afluuf., Gu. DONALD W. MCINTOSH, sigma chi . . Miami, El... WILLIAM D. MCJUNKIN ..... Atlanta, Gu. EDWARD ALLEN McKEE, JR. . . . Tallahassee, Fla. GEORGE s. MCRINLEY, Rm.. Alpha West Palm Beach, Fla. EUGENE R. McNIEL . . Bristol, vu. BEN R. MCREE ..... . Athens, Ga. WAYNE FRANK MCWHORTER . . . Rossville, G.. GUTHERIE P. MEADE ...... Atlanta, Gu. DONALD D. MEASE, Tau Kappa Epsilon . Hershey, Tenn. HECTOR M. MEDINA ...... Havana, Cuba KARL W. MESCHKE . . Brunswick, Ga. GEORGE H. MILLER . . Pittsburgh, Penn. WILLIAM A. MILLER ...... Atlanta, Ga. ALBERT F. MILLS, Lambda Chi Alpha . Folkston, Ga. FRANK B. MILSTEAD ..... Pensacola, Fla. JAMES E, MITCHELL . . . . . Griffin, Ga. OF FIFTY-ONE iran-A x Wm -i, X GEORGIA INSTITUTE JOSEPH C. MONAGHAN, Kappa Alpba . Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT EMMETT MONAHAN, JR. . Arnericus, Ga. WALTER C. MONK, JR ..... Gabbettville, Ga. FELIX B. MONTGOMERY, Bela Tbeia Pi Greenville, S. C. JAMES LESLIE MOODY . . . Pierce, Fla. FRANK C. MOORE . . Granby, Conn. I , HENRY CLAY MOORE, JR., Kappa Alpha . Adam, Ga. PETER G. MOORE ...... Lake xvaaah, Ga. X JOHN F. MORGAN, Sigma N11 . . Anniston, Ala. WILTON C. MORGAN . . . . Lavonia, Ga. I EARL C. MORRIS ....... Fitzgerald, Ga. l KENT B. MORRIS, Alpha' Tau Omega . Decatur, Ga. FREDERICK MAURICE MORRISON, Plvi Della Theta Palm Beach, Fla. JAMES R. MORISON .... Chattanooga, Tenn. STANLEY DALE MOTSINGER . . Taylorsville, N. C. FRANK R. MUDANO . . . West Palm Beach, Fla. MATTHEW W, MULHERIN .... Augusta, Ga. WILLIAM , ...,. , j ffa GILBERT '-:. T ,wigrfzfszirlgizggggigjSNESY. WALTER . . . Fitzgerald, Ga. ALAN D. . East Orange, N. HENR1 . . Queens Village, N. Y. GEORGE .'-L Alpha Tau Omega fwffk :Ak Clifton, N, J. TAYLOR N. C. WILLIAM .J.i' F12- WILLIAM 2? R,.I. 5 GT- JOHN T. 'TiTExYfTON f1f.' 1 5' fl FREDERICK xv. NILES, Bafa Tbela EUGENE E. NORRIS, Ppf Dana HAROLD s. NORRIS . .. ROBERT E. NORTH ..... ZACK s. NORVILLE, Kappa Sigma . LOUIS C. ,NIIRNEERCW .... J. HENRY MQ-iQiAEKLfEY,'fSgrla Tbcla Pi KENT C. CLI . ROBERT .... EOMAR Kappa Phi RALPH Nu . . JOHN H. Ga. NVILLIAM Ga. HERBERT s. Miss. to JACK G. OXVENS . . . . . Savannah, Ga. JOHN R. OXENEELD ...... Savannah, Ga. CARTER N. PADEN, JR., Sigma Chi Lookout Mountain, Tenn. CARMINE J. PANZERA . . Ozone Park, N, Y. ANTHONY T. PARISI . . Mamaroneck, N. Y. LEXVIS E. PARKER . . . . Atlanta: G3- FAYNE H. PARSONS, JR .... Shelbyville, Tenn. JAMES W. PATTON, Sigma Alpha Epsifon Bessemer, Ala. THOMAS OI PATTON, Kappa Alpha . . Macon, Ga. JOHN S. PEAGLER, Tbfia Chi . . . Laurel, IVITSS. PAUL S. PEARCE ....... Milan, Tenn. ROY E. PEAVY, Bela Tbda Pi . . Portsmouth, Va. BEN A. PELOT, JR. . . - Arldnffh G3- JOSEPH L. PENTECOST ..... Winder, Ga. JOSE O. PEREZ ..... Santurce, Puerto Rico CHARLES PERKINS, JR., Cbi PM . Baton Rouge, La. CHARLES A. PERRY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Helena, Ark. HUGH D. PERY, Kappa Sigma . . . Newnam G1- THE CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY GERALD LAMAR PETERS. . . Brooksville, Fla RALPH A. PETERSEN . . . . Batavia, N. Y CHARLES H. PETERSON, Chi Pbi . . Soperton, Ga DAVID H. PETH, Beta Tbela Pi . . Marlow, Ga WILLIAM C. PETTY . .... Nashville, Tenn. FRED L. PFARR, Tau Kappa Epxilon , Bronx, N. Y. ALVA L. PHILLIPS, JR., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Macon, Ga. JOHNNY E. PHILLIPS ...... Ashland, Ga. ROBERT EDWARD PICKETT . JOHN E PIPPIN . .... . , Tampa, Fla. RUDOLPH VASSAR PITTS . . . Fayetteville, Ga. ROBERT M. POOL . Chattanooga, Tenn. , JR., Baia Tbrla Pi . Memphis, Tenn. JOSE IGNACIO PORTELA .... Havana, Cuba WALTER THOMAS PORTER, Kappa Alpha Jacksonville, Fla. Granville, N. Y JACK MORRISON POWELL, Sigma Cbi KENNETH H. POTTER . . . West Chickamauga, Ga. LOUIS F. POWELL, Alpba Tau Ome . Arlington, Va NVILLIAM DICKERT POWERS, 4 ppo Phi 6 Anniston Ala WILLIAM H. PRE f 30 RRR J A r ppa Tau Columbia, S. C Atlanta Ga 'QR ,-, - 9.59 CHARLES C. JOHN M. up JOHN L. PRUITT, -' 1 on Mxaml I'la FRANCIS D. . 2 ,r:Q'Vgg0if 3 KR , LOYD N. T -1 .- bi . Decatur, '. K . Matthews, N. C. P. , . 4 1 . , V . 1 Ga a Della, Leslie, Ga. R, ., RNA X 1 o N A , I X21 of 1 -1V. C ff . , i EDWIN RANDAL Ball Ground, Gi. ANTHONY E. . Savannah, Go. N7 jg R RLAUS PUTTER Millrowrl N J ALFRED L. Memphis, Trriri. WALTER I- Rf'-CZ HOWARD T. RALEWZIJZEWGI ipod, lrorrgoold, Ark. . Brunswick, Ga. f. . .. .yi -, . - XV. Lak ai: Y f 4 AZ f 6 , Q -V Eff- Vi A C. LYLE RAMSEY, E. JAMES EDWIN , li LJ,r,l.,,r fo by 2 Louisville, Ky. is ollege Point, N. Y. ,R Huntington, W, Va. ow Wiwrsv' F 'A' 'fs RICHARD E. -.ou-.., V , ,goggfi ROBERT E. L. RAY .- . Dunbar, NV. Va. Della HORACE D. RAYMCT QR Q fi 5 ,V QQ, f Columbus, Ga. '-'- V' J HENRY R. READ, , . Atlanta, Go. .Rf FRANK Is. REDEIEL Terrington, Wyo. GEORGE E. REED, V, . . Miorrii, Fla, Wo.-io I ' fu JOHN EDWARD . . Mobile, Ala. THURSTON E. REE? A ,Af page ., 5 Z,-442 ., ' 1 EDWARD A. Ai ,Zia iv, Zig 4 wg owl, l f A f Q ,, . Duluth, Ga. 6 Atlanta, Ga. JAMES D. REEVES, Delta Sigma Pbi . Kansas City, Mo. WILLIAM LOUIS REGER, Bela Tllela Pi . St. I. JAMES THOMPSON REID . . . Talalequah, Okla. DONALD ALWIN REINSMITH . . . Decatur, JOHN B. REMION, JR., Theta Cbi . Thunderbolt, JOHN N. RENSHANV, Sigma Alpha Epsilon ouis, Mo. Ga. Ga. Marietta, Ga. GEORGE A. RICE . . . Savannah, Ga. EARL NV. RICHARDSON .... Jackson, Tenn. MARTIN S. RICHMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi . Dalton, Ga. STUART L, RICHMOND .... Worcester, Mass. ROBERT RICLES, Tim Epxilon Phi . Boston, Mass. KENNETH RITCHEN ..... Brooklyn, N. Y. JAMES C. RIVENBARK . - Aflflflflr G1- XAVIER ALBERTO RIVERA WAYNE K. RIVERS, Sigma ROSARIO A. RIZZO . . JIMMIE E. ROBERSON, Bl-In LONNIE D. ROBERTS . . MARTIN B. ROBERTS, Sigma . . Mexico City, Mexico Nu . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. Tbl-la Pi , Greenville, S. C. , , . Atlanta, Ga. Nu . . Atlanta, Ga. OF FIFTY-ONE ,KV . V f ,l my .,..,I,,, , ,yt 1 ,X .yo-f. fr: ' ?53:s7f'?54 ' .:'QVa:- ' I r ysw gy ir., K 4. , -ag... V if ' if - A . .. E.: -' 49 . , . A5 I , ZZ f D4 of 1 IR A , R 4 1 4 K o B I I Qs 3 I f .,- 9. of 7X ire ,gi X J f W r 1, 7 'flifaf .... 2 f' 'I W 9 .iff V. .iv A ji 0 If 2 4? 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DOUGLAS W. ROBERTSON ..... Lyons, On. JAMES L. ROBERTSON, Delia Tau Delta , Augusta, gn, WILLIAM E. ROBERTSON, JR. . . . Savannah, On. THOMAS P. ROBINSON, JR., Sigma Chi . Chester, S. C. JOHN F. ROGERS, JR ..... Cincinnati, Olaio HENRY ALFRED ROLOFF . . Cresskill, N. J, MARIAN ROMER . . . . New York, N. Y. LEWIS A. RUMPH . . . Marshallville, Ga. WILBUR C. RUMPH ..... Marshallville, Ga. EDWIN WESLEY RUMRILL, JR. . . Melrose, Mass. CHARLES E. RYCKLEY, Lambala Chi Alpha Columbus, Ga. RICHARD B. SAGER, Tau Epsilon Phi Wilmington, Del. ROBERT F. SAILORS, JR ..... Soperton, Ga. NATHAN H. SALTER ...... Valdosta, Ga. BRUCE J. SAMS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Savannah, Ga. BILLY L. SANDERS ....... Titusville, Fla. ROBERT',i735.qg,5RPIAgTy:, Peru W1LLIA545.iS3EiiNETHi SAUNDEILS. iIfk12afif55145'1i:Z!a iii Lygy, Miami, Ein. EENJAMLNQAxCj,','..sOREEs , ..... Grilin, On. JOHN j1.fsOIg1:LE'Y . ...T New York, N. Y. DONAIQDISEJ 'SCI-TAFFER, Thr-Ia cm . Fullerton, Penn. WILLIAM R, SCI-IARFSCHWERDT, Phi Delta 111214 . . , Ft. Pierce, Fla. ERNEST' SCHELLER, JR. . . Stamford, Conn. TIIEOIQOREAJ, SQHMIETL, .4 . -Qii6ex:Is. Vill':xge, N. Y. GEORGE B.XSCHNaABEL, Kappavlsigmig '. . Cocoa, Fla. EDWIN LEE SCOTT, Sigma Nu' . 1 . Memphis, Tenn. ROBERT P. scOTT, JR., sigma chi E Chattanooga, Tenn. SAMUEL H. SCOTT, Phi Gamma Deliii .'Charlotte, N. C. JACK O. SEAY ....., -1 '. . Roanoke, Va. JOHN E, SELLEW ..... . Salem, Va. MICHAEL F. SERMERSHEIM . '. Jasper, Ind. GEORGE F. SEYLE, JR. . . . . Sayannah, Ga. DAN L. .SHAW . ..... .. I '. Poteau, Okla. JULIUSOLARENCE SHAW, Sigma Alpha Epsilon I , -- I . Dalton, Ga. WILLIAM ROWLEY SHAWVER . I . Runnin, On. JAMES D.:.'ST-IELIJON, Dann sigma Plgi' ., Mnnnm, cn. DONALD B., SHETRON . Harrisbnfg. Progress, Penn. EVERETT IJ. QHIELDS, N JR., Kappa Alpha isnnw, Miss. JOSEPH EQS1-IIPEK ,. ,K 1. . . nAntigo, WIS. WILLIAM DL-QSHIPPEN, Kmppa..AIphni-.. . Oscola, Ark. JAMES R. SHIVER, Ifi,i.Dg1fn.T1,m . . Atlanta, On. CHARLES G. SIMMONS, Sigma Nu . . Atlanta, Ga. JOHN W. SIMMONS, III, Theta Chi . Brunswick, Ga. MAX R. SIMMONS ....... Erwin, Tenn. HAROLD W. SIMS . . Los Angeles, Cal. JOHN H. SIMS . . . . Lawrenceville, Ga. JAMES A. SINK . . Winston-Salem, N, C. GEORGE H. SMALL, JR ...... Atlanta, Ga. CARLTON E. SMALLXVOOD .... Macon, Ga. THOMAS H. SMALSHOP, Phi Delia Theta, Columbus, Ga. BRUCE D. SMITH ....... Atlanta, Ga. DOUGLAS W. SMITH . . Lindale, Ga. G. DAUGHTRY SMITH . . Attapalgus, Ga. LADSON L. SMITH, Delta Tau Delia . Greenville, S. C. LEROY SMITH, JR ..... Pliiladelphia, Penn. PATRICK G. SMITH ...... Augusta, Ga. RAYMOND B. SMITH ..... Taunton, Mass. ROBERT H. SMITH, Beta Theta Pi . . Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT W. SMITH, Alpha Tau Omega . Atlanta, Ga. THE CLASS OF TECHNOLOGY TALBERT E. SMITH, JR., Chi Phi . . Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM G. SMITH ....... Mohile, Ga. WILLIAM L. SMITH, Pi Kappa Phi . Spruce Pine, N. C. HILTON BAZEMORE SOUTHER . . . Macon, Ga. EDWARD H. SPARKMAN, Alpha Tau Omega Charleston, S. C. ROBERT A. SPITZER . . Jacksonville, Fla. GEORGE E. SPIVEY, Kappa Alpha . . Helena, Ark. NELSON SPOTO, Theta Chi ,.... . Tampa, Fla. JAMES TREADWAY SPRATLEY, Chi Phi COURTNEY B. SPRATLIN .... MAURICE S. SPRATLIN . . . DAVID E. SPRIGGS, Sigma Phi Epsilon Hopewell, Va. Winterville, Ga. . Charleston, S. C. Por tsmou th, Ohio GEORGE EVERETT SPRING . . Honolulu, Hiawaii THOMAS R. SPRUNGER ...... Berne, Ind. JOHN M. STANLEY, Phi Delia Thela . Atlanta, Ga. JOHN E. STEEDLEY, Alpha Tan Omega. FLOYD E. STEPHENSON, JR. . . PRESTON S. STEVENS, Chi Phi ,Z Tallahassee, Fla. reensboro, N. C. . Atlanta, Ga. ,W-V,ffiYR' AGI' DAVID C. STEWART . ,.,, Q Rochester N. Y. RICHARD B. . Decatur, Ga. MARSHALL C. ,,a.t...l....g, s. c. A A 'A , , ROBERT E. STONE . Mlaml,F1a. WILLIAM B. STONE Logan, W. va. TRAVIS L. STORY, . Atnnt., G.. J. BRADY Augusta, Ga. KENNETH T. . Calvary, Ot. ROBERT J. sTRIIfLlNc2:f5 la f.wm-Wffwwxt. :fa A Waycross, Ga. WRAY G. SUCCOP . Miami, Fla. , HEYWARD T. Epsilon Savannah, Ga. JOSEPH PIERCE . Atlanta, Ga. LEWIS H. SWANN. . Atlanta, Ga. CLARENCE A. ,fIg2igigl.atttt.00gtt, Tenn. IMP WW ' CLAUDE s. SWIFT, NI, . Atmore, Ala. I ...ata fi l ' LEWIS W. sYREs, Pb, gggjytlmtngton, N. C. WAI MUN SYN . China THOMAS C. TABOR F Mfg - REDERICK COBB . Ellijay, Ga. gma Phi lv if Decatur, CURTIS JORDAN Sandersvillc, ,Wat way - t LUTHER LEE . Atltnta, WALTER E. TARVIN . Atlanta, CHARLES H. TATE GERALD R. TAYLOR, Clearwater, l-IENRY TAYLOR . . . . . . . Atlanta, JAMES C. TAYLOR . . . Huntington, W. ROBERT HIRAM TAYLOR . . . . smymt., GUY J, TEATE ..... . . Atlanta, Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ala. Fla. Ga. Va. Ga. Ga. ROBERT P. TEMPLETON . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT E. A. TERRY, JR., Sigma Nu . Ft. Pierce, Fla. WILLIAM A. THOMAS, Sigma Chi . Nashville, Tenn. LEONIDAS S. THOMPSON, JR., Phi Kappa Tau Macon, Ga. JAMES EARL THORNTON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Elberton, Ga. STEWART W. TIMMERMAN, Phi Gamma Della Lynbrook, N. Y. EARNEST R. TIMS, JR., Phi Kappa Sigma Harrison, Ark. JOHN O. TINIUS . . ..... Nacoochee, Ga. JOHN C. TISI ...... Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. BOBBY J, TOLES ........ Rome, Ga. ERNEST P. TOMLINSON, JR .... Atlanta, Ga. GILES C. TOOLE, JR., Alpha Tau Omega Chattahoochee, Fla. JOSEPH W. TOPPING ..... Jacksonville, Fla. ARCH E. TRIMBLE, JR., Alpha Tan Omega Chattanooga, Tenn. OF FIFTY-ONE THE CLAS CHARLES J. TURNER, JR ..... Adam, PHILIP K, TURNER ....... Carlton, ROBERT H. TYLER, Della Sigma Phi CARROLL C. UNDERWOOD . . . Greensboro, PHILLIP R. UPCHURCH, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT B. VAN TASSEL, Phi Kappa Sigma VICTOR G. VAUGHAN, JR., Della Tau Della ROBERT ELI VAUGHN, Della Tau Della . Tampa, HILTON E. VOLKER, Phi Kappa Sigma . Towson, ROBERT T. VOYLES ...... Morrow, PAUL ETNYRE WADSWORTH, JR., Bela Thela Pi ,Horicon, HOMER VAUGHN XVAGNON, JR. . . Macon, LEE M, WALKER ...... Homestead, PASCAL M. WALKER .... College Park, CHARLES A. WALLACE, Chi Psi . Chickamauga, CHARLES RAYMOND WALLACE, Della Sigma Phi ROBERT HAROLD NVALLING, Della Sigma Phi Brunswick, JAMES C, XVATKINS, Phi Kappa Sigma Q . www Z X X Q2 J R WR XX X X W, V MJ X X CHARLES DAVID WATSON .... Miami, CLYDE M. XVATSON, JR., Alpha Tun Omega Atlanta, JAMES P. NVATSON, III, Alpha Tau Omega Hawkinsville, .ff- s. THE1949 BLUE PRINT LEONARD F. VERDERY, Della Tau Delta . Augusta, East Point, S JUAN TROITINO ....... Havana, Cuba EDWARD F. TUCKER, Tan Kappa Epsilon . Sola, Cuba Ga. Ga. ELTON G. TUNIPSEED, JR ..... Pettit, Miss, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil JOHN S. TYSON, III, Lambda Chi Alpha . Folkston, Ga. Ga. ROBERT WARREN UNKEFER ..... Deland, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. FRANK S. VALENTI ...... Tampa, Fla. RAFAEL VALLINA . . . Chihuahua, Mexico VERNON L. VAN HORN . . Gagerstown, Md. ROBERT D. VAN HOUTEN ..... Newnan, Ga. ARTHUR J. VAN SUETENDAEL, III, Delta Sigma Phi Yonkers, N. Y. Lindalc, Ga. ROBERT J. VANDEN-HEUVEL . Stratcn Island, N. Y. Attleboro, Mass. Fla. Ga. Md. Ga. Wis. Ga. Fla. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. XVILLIAM R. XVARWICK .... Trenton, N. Port Washington, N. Y. Fla. Ga. Ga. Ga. DAVID L. WIXTTERS, Bala Theta Pi . , Atlanta, JACK CONRAD XVEBB, Thr-tu Chi . Asheville, N. C. OF FIFTY-ONE RICHARD B. WEEKS, Phi Ganzma Delta . Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM WEILLER, Pbi Epsilon Pi . SI, Paul, Minn CHESLEY H. XVELLS .... . . Tampa, Fla. EDGAR C. WERSCHMIDT . West New York, N, J. CARL H. WEST ...... Hopkinsville, KY ELZIE REYNOLDS XVHEELER, JR., Kappa Sigma WILLIAMS TOXEY WHITAKER, JR., ERIC S. WHITE .... ROBERT FRANKLIN WHITE . EDWIN W. WHITFIELD . . RICHARD S. WHITTINGTON . WILLIAM R. WI-IITWORTH . DAN N. WILLIAMS, Kappa Alpha . SIDNEY E. WILI.IAMS . . . THOMAS B. WILLIAMS, JR. . . CLAUDE D. WILLIS, JR., Tam cm ISAAC L. WILSON ..... PAUL E. WILSON, JR. . Atlanta, Sigma Nu Atlanta, . Pensacola, Fla. . Atlanta, . . Perry, . Jacksonville, . Marietta, Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Taunton, Mass. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Decatur, Tenn. . Jefferson, Ga. WILLIAM R. 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ALLEN .... West Palm Beach, Fla. THOMAS ERWIN ALLEN . . WILLIS H. ANDERS, Kappa Sign: KENNETH BEET ANDERSON SEYMOUR C. ANDERSON, JR., CHAD L. ARCHIE, JR. . . LAWRENCE N. ARGRAVES . . East Point, Ga. a . . . Monroe, La. . . Bloomfield, N. J. Phi Gamma Delta Atlanta, Ga. . . . Corinth, Miss. . New Haven, Conn. WALLACE ARKOWITZ, Alpha Epsilon Pi LAMAR T. ATHA .... MILTON JAMES ATSIT . RICHARD S. AUGUST . . DANIEL CLEGG AUSTIN . EDWIN M. AVERA . . . HUGH E. AVERY, JR. . BRADLEY K. BALLEY . ANDREW J. BAKER, JR. . MEREDITH H. BALDWIN . GEORGE W. BANKSTON . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . Monroe, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . Jewett City, Conn. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . Natchez, Miss. . Clearwater, Fla. . Nashville, Tenn. . Vicksburg, Miss. . . . Atlanta, Ga. ALBERT XV. BARBER, Kappa Sigma . . Moultrie, Ga. WILLIAM H. BARBER, JR., Phi STEPHEN BARILOVITS . . CHARLES C. BARLOW . . Della Theta Moultrie, Ga. . . Auburndale, Fla. Jackson Miss. WII.LIAM E. BARLOW, Delta na DQ-Iza' . Tampa, Fla. WILLIAM H. BARNES, JR. . ROBERT C. BARNETT . . STANLEY M. BASKIND, Tau Ep FAANK T. BAUCHSPIES . . LEONARD O. BEEBE . . WAYNE L. BEECH . . KENNETH C. BEENE . . . JOHN R. BLASCO ..... LOWRY M. BELL, JR. . . . . Clearwater, Fla. . Washington,Ga. silmz Phi XVest Hartford, Conn. . Ft. McPherson, Ga. . . Bridgeton, N. J. . . Memphis, Tenn. Signal Mountain, Tenn. . . . Bronx, N. Y. . . . Miami, Fla. THOMAS M. BENDER DONALD F. BENNETT . . DAVID J. BERGGREN . . . WILLIAM E. BILLINGSLEY , HUGH M. BIVENS . . . CLINTON LEE BLANKENSHIP WILLIAM H. BLOHM, III . MURRAY , JR., Phi. Gamma Delta Atlanta, Ga. . Panama City, Pla. . Vcro Beach, Fla. . . Winona, Miss. . West Point, Miss. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Baltimore, Md. BLUESTONE ..... Memphis, Tenn. JULIUS BLUM, Alpha Epsilon Pi WILLIAM I. BOBO . . GEORGE D. BOGGS . . . JOSEPH LEE BOLAND, JR. . JOSEPH S. BOND, Alpha Tau O1 DALLAS L. BONNER . . . LLOYD G. BORDELON . . EDGAR BLOUNT BOSWELL, Della Tau Delta HECTOR V. BOWN . Mukacevo, Czechoslovakia . . Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. mga . . Decatur, Ga. . . . Conyers, Ga. . . New Orleans, La. . . Blouncstown, Fla. I Greensboro, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga, WILLIAM DELI' BRADBURY, JR. . . , Ga. IRVING L. BRAND, Alpha Epsilon Pi . Hewlett, N. Y. RAYMOND B. BRANTLEY ' THOMAS 5. BRATTON, 1cap'pa'A1,5ba'. Atlanta, HARRY D. BRETTSCHNEIDER . . WILLIAM R. BRIDGES, Chi Phi . . HOWARD I. BROAD, Tan Epsilon Phi . LOUIS W. BROCKMAN .... HUBERT P. BROOKER . . . . WILLIAM L. BROOKS .... CLYDE N. BROWN, JR. Sigma Chi . KENNETH G. BROWN RICHARD PEYTON BROxvN' .' ' . THOMAS R. BROWN, JR. . . THOMAS C. BROWNLEE .... GUY O. BRYANT, Delta Sigma Phi JOSEPH FRANKLIN BRYANT, Kappa LUCIUS G. BRYANT, JR., Sigma Phi WILLIAM HAROLD BRYANT, JR WILLIAMJ WRAY BUCHANAN THOMAS DWIGHT BUCKNER WINFRED E. BUFFINGTON Fitzgerald Hapeville, Ga. Ga. . Louisville, Ky. .. Atlanta, Ga. Springfield, Mass. . La Plata, Mo, Jacksonville, Fla. . . Griliin, Ga. Little Rock, Ark. . Gadsden, Ala. . Atlanta, Ga. . Arcadia, Fla. . Calhoun, Ga. . Brunswick, Ga. Alpha Lakeland Epsilon Ft Pierce Atlanta Atlanta West Point Rome 3 a G G FRANK H. BUFFONE, Delia Sigma Phi Yonkers N Y ji GIA f '12 -1- A , W . . . at x ' 42 ' I '5f3 4 . H I f! 1 ' V ,fagiif ,A ., ,l I ff' ' 1 I N - C, ,,, 'f l 1 , AL I7 -Lv 1 ' ' I dr M, i','ag.zw' 1-X Q' Y '- - s--' --.Ui 4. - , . , . Q ,-, ...Q Q , .g P2 r I , A f ' A I I A ,.. A Va, M.. - .,, .Q 4.-lb l I I r il A , ers-1-Q ' ii ' ' . 'K it f 152 3 .aaa - I - 1 Y 4 . ,Qs 2 . . ,af ' 1 ,D I M.. , 5 A b , Fl , li ' . K my I. ' Q . ' , F1 . - QT' , ff: I ' ' . . . , L ., ' I4 f f .rggf .ff-11 . ROBERT . BUCHANAN . . . Dayton, Ohio ,Q ff 1 . 30- 3: -ey , 161' . - - , Ga. f.. 5 'f ,ff Q . , . :iii'.'il ' ui, , ,J 'I 1 . . ' , Ga. -. 'Q r-if Raef: . , VL- 7 I I . . . . . , . aaa as ' YI . , , 1 fi ,, .Ba I fa Q . Bea I - r fig ,. 'av ,. .I -I if 23 'S A ll .L I THE1 EDWARD F. BULLINGTON . . . . Athens, Ala. WILLIAM B. BURDESHAW, Deltu Sigma Phi . Griin, Ga. OLIVER W. BURNETT . . . . Morristown, Tenn. RICHARD F. BURRELL ..... Arlanra, Ga. ARTHUR L. BURRESS, JR. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. WALTER ROSC BURRUS, Kappa Alpha . Columbus, Ca. JOE M. BURTON . . . LEON H. BUSH . . CHARLES R. BUTTNER . Jonesboro, Ark. Colquivzt, Ga. . . . Memphis, Tenn. JONAH J. BYER, Tau Epsilon Phi LUCID L. BYRD . . . JOHN A. CADDELL . JAMES A. CAIN, JR., Obi JAMES R. CALDWELL -Phi' WILLIAM W. CALHOUN,.Pi kappa Alpha FULLER E. CALLAWAY, III RUSSELL ERSKINE CALVARINE . RODNEY K. CALVERT . DONALD A. CAMPBELL . JOE A. CAMPBELL . . . ANTHONY N. CANDIDO . BURTON A. CAPLAN . . DENNIS CARLVIN, JR. . .' .' .- West Hartford, Conn. . . . Barherville, Fla. . Montgomery, Ala. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Union Point, Ga. Sylvester, Ga. . . . LaGrange, Ga. Greenwood, S. C. Plant City, Fla. Teancck, N. J. . Birmingham, Ala. . New York, N. Y. . Boston, Mass. Birmingham, Ala. PETER A. CARLSON . . .I . . E1.wmae1d,N. J. fi ' G-- G-. Lnmbrlu cm Alpha Harriman, Tenn. . . . Decatur, Ga. Della sigma Phi . Queens, N. Y. ..... Havana, Cuba. CHAIMSON . washington, D. C. . . . Washington, D. C. ..... Thomasville, Ga. Aires, Argentina Tekmh, Neb. Della Km. JOHN L. CIPRARI . . Mass. GEORGE G. CLARK . . Ga. JERRY C. CLARK . . . Ark. MARTIN CLARK, Sigma cbi Term. ELVER v. CLARKE, JR. . G.. ERNEST C. CLAY . . . Ala. ERNEST R. CLIFTON, JR. . Ga. ' ' N- 5- - - - - bn. Cuba PM Dfw G-. 5IiffR'2fiQi45? if -2' Sa: - . - - N- Y- Pbi Ga. JR- - G1- - S- C- G2- RICHAR Ga. ARNOLD . smnna., ca. JOHN B. CON . . Mr. View, Ga. SOTARIOS G. CONSTANOACATOS . Athens, Greece WILLIAM C. COOK . . . ERNEST B. COOPER . . JEROME M. COOPER, Alpha Eipsilhn ROBERT H. COPELAND . BEN P. CORDELL . . . DON L. CRABTREE . . . EDXVARD NV. CRAWFORD . VERNON A. CRAWFORD, JR. . JAMES R. CRITCHER . . LAWRENCE L. CROSBY, JR. WALTER A. CRONVE, III . HOWARD N. CROWELL, Pi ENRIQUE C. CUBAS . . ROLAND L. CULPEPPER, JR. ANTHONY J. CURATOLO LEE H. CUSHMAN, JR. . SAMUEL DEAN DADISMAN NVILLIAM P. DANIEL, JR. . HAL S. DANIELL, JR., Pi BARNEY A. DAUGHTRY, JR. . HARRY G. DAVIDSON . GEORGE GRADY DAVIS . GEORGE T. DAVIS . . 9 . Manchester, Ga. . Thomasville, Ga. Pi . Savannah, Ga. . . Aclanra, Ga. Daytona Beach, Fla. . . Winfield, Tenn. . Carrollton, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . Rock Hill, S. C. Charleston, W. Va. . . Smyrna, Ga. Phi Knoxville, Tenn, . Havana, Cuba . . . Albany, Ga. . Lynbrook, N. Y. Kappa . Clarksville, Tenn. . . . . Jeicrson, Ga. . . . Thomascon, Ga. Kappa Alpha College Park, Ga. . Sracesboro, Ga. . Lindalcm, Ga. . . Moultrie, Ga. . Elberton, Ga. 49 FR S JAMES R, DAVIS ....... Grenada, Miss. SHERMAN JEFF DAVIS, Alpha Epsilon Pi WILLIAM N. DAVIS . . . WILLIAM R. DAVIS . . . WILLIAM E. DEAN, sign... cm '. ' MARIO DE LA GUARDIA . GEORGE N. DELOACI-IE . . JACK DEMPSEY, Chi Chi . WILLIAM V. DEW . . . DUDLEY CARL DEWBERRY ROBERT D. DICKENSON . THOMAS M. DIXON . . . XVILLIAM A. DOBSON, JR. WILLIAM L. DOTSON, JR. . WILLIAM W. DOWDY . . WILLIAM DOXVE . BILLY B. DRAWHORN . ARTHUR N. DU BOIS . RICHARD M. DUFOUR . . ROBERT M. DUGGAN . . HARRY DUNN, Alpha Epsilon RUSSELL M. DUNN, JR. . . XVILLARD F. DUNN . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. Damascus, Ga. Lawrenceville, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Habana, Cuba . Savannah, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Albany, Ga. . Quitman, Ga. . White Plains, N. Y. MERRITT NV. DIXON, III, Chi Chi . . . . . Mobile, Ala. . Savannah, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. . Lawrence, Mass. . Sylacauga, Ala. . . Jupiter, Fla. XVest Englewood, N. J. . Moultrie, Ga. New York, N. Y. . Lake Charles, La. New York, N. Y. ALAN E. DURI?EB:,'.g. , .. .a L axgelnna, Ein. ROGER A. X ,QQ ,.: flflfiaiqlale, Ill. JOHN C. Ozuegi'f,,.'Clja,Qtiiinq9ga, Tenn. DONALD Kappa Taiz,T: ,fI4ff?!P6Yi1lle, Ga. JAMES V.,fYf:ZLIkJSggfq.z1?bi.-Delhi Tm-za A1'. Fla. RALPH .... - Q ADi1eQf Wist, .f S. C. IIRITZ Chi Phi gg A--i NIiSljVi'lloQQ'Tcnn. WILLIAIVIAMIL. Kappa sigma ,',,'V- f 1 if TE 2Qli33?f?li05E83' 5 Tenn' l'l.' T I ETL I A cHARLEs' EPS'f'EINi . . . .55.512fjfgixfianin, Ga. EDWIN 5. EPSTEIN, III . . . --.f,5,35Angnsfn, cn. JAMES ESPADO ..... Aqagagyinggzgznggfp Rico CHARLES D. ETHERIDGE . NnrpIagC1Lag1esgoag,fs. C. JAMES HENRY FAIR, JR., sigma ALpBg3jf5pgizagnf'.jij '5C6l3imbiaf'VS. C. CHARLES R. FAIRCLOTH, Kappa Allihizn mgynkgland, Ein. DON L. FARMER, JR., Sigma Ky. KENNETH E. FARMER, Alpha,A233631,iiQ1nkgEQg,gffA- 'QTL if' l'7'.1 f135YiS?i50l1. Fla. JAMES E. 3 Anniston, Ala. ANTONIO 4nfSanturce, Puerto Rico ERNEST xv. ,I2IEL33p,,,.JR,,2'. 1 . Sanford, N. O DAN C. . . . Tiffnn, Gn. JAMES . Old Hickory, Tenn. BARRINGTONTMS:-ELANIOEN, JR. . . Athens, On. HORATIO54',,,,,,g3QRIgE,s,,I..IyR. . . . Decatur, Ga. CHARLES? QSIZQIEIQEQXQD . . . . Miami, Ein. JOHN Alpha . . Macon, Ga. ASA B. 'Q ..... . Eaton, Tenn. CARLTON'iP.ii-EQUNTIIAIN, Phi Della Thcla Vi I - ff-7 Fitzgerald, Ga. COLLIER .,,,- 2 ,.v,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,I2gn3agQka, Fla. ROBERT Ga. THOMAS 7JfE5:'5Q' F11- DUANE Tfliylfli i.,. 2 F12- JOHN GH- XVILLIAM S. FREEMAN . . . Murfreesboro, Tenn. THEODORE R. FRENCH, Alpha Tau Oumga Atlanta, Ga. PAUL H. ERIEDMAN . . . High Point, N. C. LEROY FUSS, III, Sigma NIL .... Atlanta, Ga. RODNEY GABAI ...... New York, N. Y. XVALLACE R. GAMBILL, Theta Chi . Chattanooga, Tenn. AUSTIN HENRY GAMFF . EELIX J. GARCIA . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Havana, Cuba CHARLES R. GARDNER, Knlljm Alpha . Jackson, Miss. PAUL R. GARNETT . . FRED D. GARRETT . . WILLIAM R. GARRETT . CHARLES P. GARRISON . HARRY E. GARWOOD . JOHN H. GASSLER . . . . Ashland, Ky. . . Hickory, Va. . XVinter Park, l'la. . . Dc Land, Fla. . . Cordele, Ga. . Hollywood, Fla. LOUIS E. GATES, JR., Della Tau Delta . Canton, N. C. HENRY T, GEE .... KENNETH R. GEORGE . . FELIX J. A. GERVAIS, JR. ALAN F. GIVARZ . . . ROBERT M. GRIFFIN . . CARL W. GILLESPIE, JR. . JAMES BOLAN GLOVER . . . Climax, Ga. . Louisville, Ky. Elizabethton, Tenn. . Salisbury, Md. . Vicksburg, Miss. . Abbeville, Ga. . . Marietta, Ga. HMA LASS SIDNEY GOLD, Alpha Eprilou Pi . New York, N. Y. . . f. 1 I I n'-. 1 . I. llf-ff? R' as IQ, - 'C f 1 i 3.-2 ' ala' 1 QQ 'i fi 2' - - i il ? EO f- g - A: , .111 ,, ' f ' . ,,ifi?sf53'ff3 'V+ f if I 6 f S 33,7 X, K , X . iz. 4 W, RG C H ROBERT D. GOLDBERG, Allfbn lsfmlon Pl Watertown, Cunn. GRAY W. GOLLER . . . . Jenkintown, Penn. DAVID REX GOODE, JR ...... Tampa, pi., JAMES DAVID GOODSON ..... Atlanta, Ga. LEONARD GORDON, JR., Sigma MURRAY M. GRAHAM, JR., Dell Alpha Epsilon Atlanta, Ga. HOWELL E. GRAHAM . ..... Jasper, Tenn. a Tau Delta Florence, S. C. ROGER O. GREENE . . .... Macon, Ga. MAX O. GREER . . . . Birmingham, Ala, CHARLES P. GREGORY .... Wantagh, N, Y, WILLIAM A. GRESHAM, JR ..... Atlanta, Ga. NORWOOD GRIFFIN, JR., Chi Phi . . Atlanta, Ga, DONALD EDWIN GRIFFITH . . . Germantown, Ky. JOHN P. GUNTER ..... Wynnewood, Penn RUDOLPH M. GUTWEIN, Pbi Gamma Della Hopelawn, N. J. TOM W. HAGLER, Phi Della Tbcla . . Augusta, G a. HENRY S. HAJENIAN . . . . . Boston, Mass THOMAS HALLYBURTON . . Nashville, Tenn JAMES E. HANNIGAN . . . Jacksonville, Fla. DAVID G. HAPGOOD . . . Lanesboro, Mass. JOHN R. HARDEE, III . . Morgan City La FRANK E. HAREN ...... Etowah, Tenn WELDON HARRIS ., ,, , ,h ,...,:.,.,,,,,,,,,Atlanta, Ga CHARIJESJ, WY HA1U7!I5.QNf55iK111f' 534l15f?f3.!'EP5 40 '1 f Q V' 'lr ,', 'lffff 7 -I f,Q.l'f' UQIYII-,Atlanta, Ga , . . 4, , . 22 d -fn f' . KQJHARTKOPF, Sigma N11 . Irvington, N. J DONAIQD,MgsTHARTMAN, Kappa Sigma . Stuart, Fla HAROLD' R. HARTMAN ..... Newton, Mass DONALD M., HARVEY ..... Dade City, Pla CHAN-ESR. HARVIN, Phi Della Tl WILLIAM ,Pg HARVISON . . . Jela . Manning, S. C . Hattieburg, Miss mf 'HATCHER .... Jacksonville, Fla ROB-ERT HEFNER, Della Tau Della . Atlanta, Ga BERNARD VT. gis,:,7iCl'IattQnooga, Tenn z., V' iv l'ji,,-'.'t. -Moscow, Tenn JOHN S. 'HESTER V. . . -X . V2Hj.'.'fIyfjscoW, Tenn DERWARD D. HILDEANT 't,,,, .'-, - Oshkosh, Ga DONALD H. HILDEBRAND Am, cal ALBERT B. HILL, Sigma Alpha.Epsilon'-5,V'1.,,-iflfnevile, Ky JOSEPH E. HILL .,... I flf-371'.Q.,Qf:'Decatur, Ga TERRELL W. HILL, Pbi DclIa.rI7l1afa'f E..':.,Cdlumbia, Ga ELIJAH W. HINNANT . . .. .-,, ricrewe. Va JOE B. HOBART .... lf' .Z .lGteenville, Miss CECII. M. HODGES, Phi Della V.l,kf,.g,'Oconee, Ga JOSEPH, LOUIS, HOFFMAN . +:fiNemj'3gork, N. Y NEIL PETER.HOFI MAN . . ' ai,-if.. Neyiffyork, N. Y HOHENSTEIISL, QL f:Savannah, Ga JEROME' :Al -HQLIBER, Alpha 'Epsilon-,X-Rza . ' ATOL-.-f3?Q1IISLyn, N- Y JAMES R. HOLLAND . . . l. i'-i ',I' rfmbultrie, Ga EATgHE.L.LHOIQLE1' . . . Ga DOYLE--BQZHOLLIDAY . ,,, Qggggggggiifsburg, Ala WILLIAM, Macon' Ga WILLIAM : iji Jackson, Miss JAM-'35 5- C ARTHUR . Columbus, Ga MARION H. HOOD 'ig' . . . East Point, Ga CHARLES T. HOPKINS, Sigma N11 . Marianna, Ark SHERMAN M. HORAN . . . Chicago, Ill. PAUL XV. HORTON ..... . Macon, Ga GERALD ROBERT HOWARD .... Atlanta, Ga THOMAS B. HOWARD, JR., Sigma Cbi . Atlanta, Ga. PERCY W. HOXVE ,...... Gadsden, Ala. MAX HOYER . . . . . . Thiboclaux, La. NVILLIAM N. HOYER . . Ft. Lauderdale, Fla SANIUEL L. HUBBS . . . . Atlanta, Ga CHARLES LUTHER HUDSON . . Decatur, Ga. EUGENE HURST ..... . Savannah, Ga. FRANKLIN DE XVITT HURST . . . Waycrcss, Ga. NORMAN VICTORY HYDE .... Helena, Ark. RICHARD J. IACUZZI, Della Tan Dalia . Orlando, Fla. ROBERT W. INGALLS ...... Miami, Fla. DAVID E. INGRAM ...... Rossville, Ga. CHARLES W. JACKSON . . . Atlanta, Ga. HENRY R. JACKSON, Chi Pbi RICHARD R. JAKALA .... RICHARD EUGENE JARRETT CLAUDE W. JENKINS, JR. . . JOE W. JERNIGAN, Sigma Nu . HENRY P. JEWELL . . . EDWARD JOHNS . . . I . Atlanta, Ga. WALTER JACKSON, Pi Kappa rbi' . ' Wyandotte, Mach. . Tonawanda, N. Y. . . . Atlanta, . Birmingham, Ga. Ala. . Chattanooga, Tenn, . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Hattiesburg, Miss. THE1949 CHARLES E. JOHNSON . HERBERT A. JOHNSON . NORMAN L. JOHNSON ROY W. JOHNSON JR. RES . Charleston, S. C. . . . New York, N. Y. . . . . Bushwell, Fla. Memphis, Tenn. SIDNEY E. JOHNSON, JR.: Plai IO 'E si ma GERALD V. JOINER . GEOFFREY P. JONES, JR., GILES PAUL JONES, JR. HARVIE P. JONES . MACK P. JONES . . MARION A. JONES . RONALD H. JONES . WILLIAM A. JONES . HERBERT R. JORDAN . ALFRED J. JULIAN . . JOE A. RAHLERT, JR., Cb P11 3 Rochell Park, N. J. . . . . Woodbine, Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha Charleston, XV. Va. . . . . . Macon, Ga. . New Market, Ala. . Stewartsville, Ind. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Buffalo, N. Y. . Elk Point, S. D. . . . . Fulton, Ala. . . . Havana, Cuba i Pbi . . Atlanta, Ga. TOBE C. KARRI-I, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Swainsboro, Ga. MICHAEL KASPER ..... New York, N. Y. GEORGE O. KELBERT . EARL D. KELLER . . CARL H. KELLEY . GARY R. KELLY . . . GRADY V. KELLY, JR. . RICHARD E. KELLY, JR. . . Bradenton, Fla. . Copperhill, Tenn. . Columbus, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . . Smyrna, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . .Q . AQJA'-J-.f f 1 1 ROBERT '.fiQ55i,A,Ianfa, On. GLENN S- fff111IiW4l12lffi25f...l.' Efiff? CLYDE Beta Tbela,Pi'gfgl.f,1 Aelai1ta, O., . . JII. Opelika, Ala. JAKE BUigIgg2fs,,i:g,,5EbLN1NGTON . .fa ,fwL'aGremge, Ga. NPR, PM Kfllfbff sig7'!!l:i:-.iii p . I.MaEI1assaf,.f N. Y. JOHN .... uf.,,p. JJI' Mobile, Ala. JK- - 'fo 'AfIma, Ga. I. ii. . H I- I -..A ...,, ,. . . . ROBERT M. KIMZEY, JR., Sigma Alb7:h,Ej1r?lzm, 5. J-Eirmingham, Ala. RUSSELL c. KIRK ..... AA., , .' Lyabmk, N. Y. LEE E. RITOHENS, cm mi . ogilegc EAI., Ga. ROBERT JAMEs RLEEAOH . . fTfmqpa, EIA. LUIS V. KLITIN .... 1 '.,V.'i,HzI'VarIa, Cuba JOHN R. KNIGHT .... f QQ, .Thomasville Ga. . JOHN s. KNIGHT, cm Pm., -1. I Cajtexsville, Ga. JOHN E. KNIGHTON, JR.,,,,EEi1sKgpjm sigma , Q '- 5 f-Covington, Va. GERALD ROI.gigJIgg,gA,'15Jalz4, Ju, D alta . Toronto, cmd. HARRY I ,,' I'.k is . Binghamton, N. Y. DAVID I .... Atlanta, Ga. JK., Kappa Alpha . Atlanta, Ga. EROME W 357 RDCHMAL . . . . Brooklyn, N, Y. . . . . Havana, Cuba . . Decatur, Ga. DONALDEJQQTQTNERJI -IJJ .. . Beloit, WIS. ED L. IeDyIcE1S1DALL,zgKappd Alpha . Columbus, Miss. LA URENCEQIF UQELLE . . . . Hollywood, Fla. FRANK .,'., ..... S wainsboro, Ga. RALPH ' - I ' V -'.2U:l31'iSiSeP9'F9f Conn- JOHN fi ,ig ,...' - .' 1 fi J'-' I -.f1Pi116f'.If?iie, GH- JOHN Rn I., '.f' I af 31' :Mfg 'krvk N. Y. JOSEPH fx Afbelga .sfgimil I. fx Mass. JA CK LA-W5LERg .Chi .Phi GEORGE W. LAWS . . FRANK G.LAWTON, JR., ALLEN D. LAYSON . . . l'f2 ?'w.'..f. C,'9a.7',C5i!i42IIk'on, Ga. . . . . . Luray, Va. Thefa Chi . Chester, Penn. . . . . Monticello, Ga. ERNEST G. LAYTON, Pbi Kappa Tau . Hapeville, Ga. JULIAN LECRAW, Chi Pbi WALLACE S. LEDBETTER WALTER H. LEE, JR., Del INMAN H. LEFF . . . CHARLES A. LENDERMAN ERVIN C. LENTZ . . . CARL H. LEWIS . . . . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . St. Simon's Island, Ga. la Tau Dcffa . Macon, Ga. . . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Birmingham, Ala. . . . Beloit, Wis. . Waycross, Ga. FRANK H. LEWIS, JR. . . . Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM COOPER LEWIS ROBERT M. G. LIBBZY . PAWEL M. LIBERMAN . WALTER M. LIGON . . JAMES E. LINEBERGER WILMON N, LINGER . . . . . Jones, Ga. . . Douglaston, N. Y. . Sao Paulo, Brazil . . Toccoa, Ga. . . . . Fitzgerald, Ga. . . . Winter Haven, Fla. ROBERT W. LINNENKOHL . . . Irvington, N. J. SIDNEY L. LIPSITZ . . HOWELL P. LITTLE, sign. ROBERT E. LITTLE, JR. . LOREN M. LIVERMORE . GEORGE A, LONG, III, Dal . . . . Claxton, Ga. a Chi . . Commerce, Ga. . . Alexander City, Ala. . . . . Elmira, N. Y. ta Tau Delta Carthage, Missouri BLUE A RG CH WILLIE E. LONG . WILLIAM A. LONG . MIKEZ A.. LOPEZ . . ERNEST A. LOWE . . ORVEL H. LUKER . . . GEORGE C. LUNDQUIST . WILLIAM J. MAIER, Sigm JOHN NV. MALLORY, JR. JOHN K. MALOY, JR. . WESLEY M. MANN, JR. . JAMES JOHN MANOUSSOFF NICHOLAS MANRI UE Q . . . JAMES W. MANRY, Chi Phi . . RONALD J. MARCHETTI JOHN C. MARSCI-IER, JR., 11N . . . Macon, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Tampa, Fla. . . Athens, Ga. . . Warner Robins, Ga. . Kenmore, N. Y. . Astoria, N. Y. . Anniston, Ala. 11- . . . . Macon, Ga. . Jackson, Miss. New York, N. Y. Bogota, Columbia . . Atlanta, Ga. Laurelton, N. Y. i . Ardmore, Penn. Theta Ctb THOMAS J. MARSHALL, Phi Gamma Delia PRESTON B. MARTIN, JR. DAN C MATHES R S111 - Y I -Y 'S DENNIS H. MATTHEWS DONALD JOHN MATTHIS JOSEPH E. MAY, Sigma Nu JOHN B. MAYBERRY . . MAURICE MAYER, Phi Kapp Chicago, Ill. . . . Greenbrier, Tenn. 1:1 Cbi . . Helena, Ark. . . . Philadelphia, Penn, . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Thomasville, Ga. . . . Ventnor City, N. J. a Sigma . Brooklyn, N. Y. CHARLES B. MCCARTHY ..... Atlanta, Ga. i . UDV' Ga. DUR Ga. HOWZQY Ga. Sigma Cbi . Lawrenceville, Ill. .... Hopkinsville, Ky. MCHONE . . San Fernando, Cal. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Miami, Fla. ...... Clayton, N. J. JAMES ,Fly-TMQIQENZIE, Alpha Tau Omega ri f--. 4 'Afj.LIf.. '?e.6-gxghlttanooga, Tenn. ESBUN, vim. I A' 1 Y Rome, Ga. JOHINQT, :fy .5315 L'.- Rome, Ga. MASONXSHQ 331.17425 Dilfwf -Aiiguffh G1- Hoxv2a513,1a..5,. f1sf6QEE1fERNgf 3jR,f:Q. X fy If 35-gaimggmh, Ga. EDWARD P, MENAIR, Pbi Kappzgs-,sigmufj ,,. 7 Dori, N. Y. WILLIAM ROBERT MELLEN, Cbi',YPg5f'. '. Atlahta, Ga. AUGUSTUS MERKLE, Pi Kappa Alibi, ' Aiilanta, Ga. CLARENCE W. MEYER, Sigma Cbi 'L . Mobile, Ala. ROBERT T. MEYER . FRED W, MEYERS . MICHAEL M. MEYERS HUGH L. MIDDLETON JOHN c,-:.MrEEs if . . MORRIS-E.1MI.LES . . EDWARD E. MILLER ' EREoJ.,M1LLER , . . ROBERTYXJAJ. MILLER JR. . . . . L. ABrunEvQ'ick, Ga. i,4.Hob,e Vil' Sound, Fla. . Jiornfjeierson, N. Y. Tlionaaston, Ga. .J Helena, Ark. Columbia, Tenn. '. Atlanta, Ga. , . . Q Canton, N. C. Douglasville, Ga. I-IAROLDV-B.' ,MILLS . . Q, ,Hapwi11e, Ga. JAMESjm'R,.M1LIQ5.,. E . . . , .CI-nzrlpete, N. C. WILLIAM' LIILLSLAIII . A. A f. tAQlanta, Ga. VASKENQSERGE MINASSIAN ft- , ,.,- a fBobTnton, N. J. RUEBUSH fJ'Q .i3,.f,,fQf3'fIfliomasville, Ga. SAM J- ,QQIifQitsiA I'hornasville, Ga. WALTER MITCHELL, III, Sigma JOSEPH C. MIZELL . . GEORGE E. MIZZELL . EDUARDO A. MONTALVO CHARLES E. MOORE, JR. JAMES E. MooRE .... ' ROSCOE C, MOORE . . NORMAN L. MORSE . BEN L. MOXLEY, JR. . FRANK J. MUELLER . JOSEPH F. MULLING . JAMES R. MULLINS . . WALTER G. MUROSKI . JACK B. MURPHY . . . JAMES E. MURPHY, JR. . TERENCE MURPHY . . THOMAS W. MUSSLEWHIT TAYLOR E. NANCE . . JOHN NV. NAPIER, JR. THOMAS C. NAUGHTON . . Chi . . Mobile, Ala. . . Harrisburg, Penn. . . Sycamore, Ala . Santurce, Puerto Rico . . Savannah, Ga. . . Frankfort, Ky. . Langston, Ark. . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Midville, Ga. . East Orange, N. J. . . . Tampa, Fla. . Montgomery, Ala. . . Orlando, Fla. . . Newport, R. I. . . . Palatka, Fla. . Forest Hills, N. Y. . . . . Arpl Texas Fayetteville, N. C. E . . Cleveland, Ohio EDWARD XV. NETSCHER, Delta Tan Della Tampa, Fla. PAUL M. NICHOLS ....... Albany, Ga. ROBERT E. NICHOLS . . THOMAS M. NICKLES, JR., . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Dclla Tau Dalia Augusta, Ga. HE 1949 FRESH CHARLES E. NIEDNER . . Maldon, Mass. ,,... N CLASS A. GEORGE H, NIRSCI-IEL . . . . Buialo, N. Y. ' ', ,,,, .--, V ' S, - MAX W. NOAH ..,... Milledgeville, Ga. A ' V, V V, , MW'- f . V Vw. JOHN I. OATTIS, Phi Delta Tb.-Io . . . Mllltn, Ga. E3-ff. ,, V V gh a V- V J, - -- VV ,1 ig-V5 CLIFFORD W. OBERG, Tau Kappa Epsilon ,3g42i'VV, A jp, WE, . ' -VQ55'i'fr 3P' 1' , I VV-,QV ff -ff ffl Williams, Arizona I if J Q3 ' RICHARD P. OLIVER, Kappa Alpha . . Atlanta, Ga. 1, 4 1 . , -, J ,. -I XAVIER OLIVO-AMOROS . . Mexico city, Mexico - I ' PAT M. O'REAR, T1-no cm . . Chattanooga, Ttnn. , Q f V j2'fV-Qfi'-1' V , ' ,,V. , IVVAA V V- X FRANCIS J. OTTO ....... Ware, Maaa. ' 'M' 5 f MM M? ' . :aa-I 4 A 'ff JOSEPH D. OXVEN, Phi Kafm Tan . New Albany, Miss. J 'Zu IVV, M4 'ff 3' V ,If-,VV VIRGIL L. OWEN ...... Hopkinsville, Ky. '- j ' ,. THOMAS C. PACE ....... Eaowttoa, Pla. - f . , - , 'I - WILLIAM L. PARADICE, JR ..... Atlanoa, Ga. 1' - - ,, . , -, A VV V ,1 PAUL L. PARENT ...... Dayville, Conn. 1 lf'-, . - ' -,sw-V ., JOHN THOMAS PARKERSON. Alpha T-A Om- . ,. I - I Decatur, Ga. ' 1' - ' VVVQE' ' 'K 1, V .. iifga ' , VVVA Q ' IV. V :V-fV2'f FRANK E. PARKS ...... Ponoltatoola, La. , V V , , 1 f' ' ,fag 'I.5-1,-Z. - ., . ' 2, - . ' ' Sf ' ?4,2PI'39?5E,3f-3 ,,. ,, -- 2. ' rt ' M - 'I f I va-fra? ' iflm' or-GWAQHIGF 2- ' 55,234 f41ff3 l'- . 'A .t,:-gt: --5-N: ., 'j5'gs' ., I WILLIS C. PARKS, JR .,..... Dalton, Ga. ' I CHARLES H- PARR LAGTHHEO- GT- , ' ' ,. ' ., ..,. ' ' RICHARD C. Ala. Q V 1 I- ip- g V - VER .- ,A-if' 2 . WINIFIELD Mme . , CHARLES E. 3 Ga. ' . 2 , - ,, . . A ' .-1.1 J aaa.-,T - W. Lyn. . ,. ,, . A.. I .. , -- R - , . . , . . STEVENS V NV JV .V :VV . V V . ,Vt .3 ,. VPU- V, V V - Conn- I ' ' ' ' - - DEWEY - - - Ga' Y x 2- , , I ' 32 -- ' g l I- f' - a I PAUL W' PM I f - F H- -f ' '51 - - -' JAMES JR., PM ia.. ,SKIMAAQ , - ii, , V VV ,.. . of Aa! .. .Af ,,.,.,.J ., lm V , .., . .f,gr2mw:.::zf23 VV V, jj V b VH- .. - . V - . -- - , CHARLES Tbppa pf , ,V . VV f f l, ,gy , V ,a jf V V pt. 5:,5,,,,1Jg,,?g,,,jiTax,s I . , ,im ,,gV I . , A-.. . V , , DAVID L- PERRY ----- F 13' ' ant- - -1 JOSEPH PETRAS ...-- - Fla. - ' f A CHARLES J- PFEIFFEK, Phi Galnvw ,' I 'Ii ' Ela. - 'ff I ' MP-CE H- PHILLIPS- JR-- TWH ft . .... ' I ' 15f'5'gf 1 ,. .,.. I T ENCH H. PHILLIPS, Sigma I V .. ' ' li k, Va. 1- .. V VV zaf-at::E:sI z - V za I f .V I V V1 g y Hi .'., . ' ' . F , - - . . w I5 .1 , . .'-,t-to ' H -IV. ' ' fx f- V . V':Q'VVf 'Wl . ,J JS- .V V A . I... .- 1 --. . M CLIFTON H- T I 'I ' . ' 'A I 'Hg' mn' ' A - - 1' . . ROBERT J- - 111- ' .f ROBERT F- - Mmm- Ga- ROBERT L. Beach, N. Y. f EDWARD . . Shreveporc, La. A 'IL -1, --gf 10 1 -' V w VJ.,-.-VVV Q. -If -A JAMES . Oolaloollnot, Ga. . Q - w i j .Vs wx: .5 ERNEST - - - H--y-ow-- Al- . I' - I -I . ,- FRANK Pi . Brooklyn, N. Y. zl p jt fa '- D- . of 1 - - ----- ' JOSEPH - - P-dw-E KI- - . - - I. - I 'I --'- S'a'CS il1eI N' C' -- - op.. I I J ' -'I Y X .. JACK '---- Wayside- Miss- ' ' ' ' .- S JERE M. Alpha Eprilou . Columbus, Ga. V55 Vp , Vj i . .- SUMTER ----- Pelham- Ga- , - , .... Waycross, Ga. .... , - VV, V ' -gi . . V. . s 2- - .. VV . ' SIDNEY elm- 'I - ORRIN . Ga. z ., .- f I , .. . I . Rf i .... 2 fpfiiffs rf 1- - if A -- , - , - , , . I . ..... avnna, u n V ' ' ,g,- , 'V NA VV IJ ,,. , ' JOHN A. PROCTOR . , .... Laoonia, N. H. 'V ,, 1. -1 ,,,.j1g,Q,Q. , - .1-. GEORGE W. PRUIT, JR., Dvlta Sigma Igiinchester Ga V - V., VV V V V 3 ' ' . ,I-f . ' 'f ' 1 ' '- GEORGE PUCA ....... Brooklyn, N. Y. V- Qing: - .- ',t,,, .3 .T , 5,-V,,. 1' - V 7 ,V,.,.g WILLIAM E, PUCKETT ..... , Buford, Ga. - ' , . V V - 'E -,-.-5-l- og EENNY E. PYRE, Delta sigma Phi . Brunswick, Ga. V, -pf ,I,. fa, . ALBERTO C. QUEREJETA . . . . Havana, Cuba f 'V IV V V ' ' ijgj-'EV - - I - -f 4,4 li . QI CHARLES J. RADEORD ...... Monroe, Ga. V-I ' ' VW, V, ,,,,, V WILLIAM S. RAMEY. . . . . Newberry, S. C. . , -- j 'gg ..-. , LORENZO RAMIRIZ DE ARELLANO ,A , - - V- - Scn juan, Puerto Rico VV V5:.' f. 1 V, , fit-QffV V , VA af- 3, DONALD H. RAMSBOTTOM, Alpha Tao ooo-go . 1- 9.-O? -9- , . pau Rican MJSSV E. t, , .- ,V VV ,Q-3 3, AV A ' .tp SME ' V I VV . V V JOSEPH W. RAC, Sigma Nu V V V ML KJSCOV NV Y. VV VV f , .. V VVVV .V VVVV V I If :VJ RAY R. RAST, Alpha Tau Onwgu . Chattanooga, Tenn. . , I ' H3162 A ROBERT L. RAUKER, Pi Kdlfbff Plfi - Am- Arbvra Mich. .- ' 'A . , CECIL H, REDEERN ..... Thomasville, Ga. T. E- 2. f L V , ,I my RAYMOND H. REDMOND .... Atlanta, Ga. ' ,, ROY CECIL REECE ,..... . Dalton, Gm. 59 A ' ' SWL Ay' -'I' , .- L ,. 1 -- .. BENJAMIN E. REGISTER, JR., In Kappa Pbi . ,, V ,V f- V- VV , V I , Columbus, Ga. V 52455, 'ff JZ? :gi f ' af 1 -A ,-C1 -g., V 'R - --fi 3 , 8 PAUL J. REGISTER, Koppa Alpha . . Jackson, Mita. ' , .. - V3 I I5 A AMES R. REICH, Al ba Tun Omega . Charmnooga, Tenn. - ' . Wi :iff ,. -- 1 - -3 P ..,.. I . - . . .- ,. ., .,. . ALFRED R. REZETTA .... Bridgeport, Conn. ,V A - - VV ' RAYMOND RIBES ....... Canton, Ohio - A-.jjf , l , ' .1 V ' THOMAS G. RILEY, JR., Alpha Tan Omega . Arlnnta,Ga. , gf: ' 3 lf' ' V .p q X ,I -fy! 'f' -:Aan .,lVVll':V V H THOMAS R. RISHER ..... Charlcsron, S. C. V V - V M V 1 ' CLIFFORD L, ROBERTS, Lamlnla Chi Alpha b ,:l. '- a. 1, V Ro crLs, Miss. ' ' 'Q 1' I EDWIN E. ROBERTS ...... Pontaoolo, Fla. 5- fl - I - gt- ,V WILLIAM L. ROBERTSON . . . Ntwpott News, va. ggi., fra- as QV 2 V' I, V- ' '-V ' 5' DONALD L. ROBINSON . . . Powder Springs, Ga. ' J Q El' . l ,U I 'I ' RICHARD II. ROBINSON, Kappa sigma ,V g If ' - , -, -. 1 VV- - - - . West Palm Bench, Fla. SQHAV 'fV I J . ya .VT JOSE J- RODRIGUEZ , . . . San jose, Costa Rica V j'T3, - J ' f ' ' - ' 1 - JOSEPH STANLEY ROMANSKIZ, Phi Dvlla Theta JJ,- ' V, V ' W V J V . Linden, N. J. ,Ji-, , - -3? . I' J - f do. A BLU PRI T .fa L: EORGIA TECH - - l r v -,535 . V ,- V ,.,. --E - -f'-3 ' 2-.V . A' A - - ia 'E A X 9' A R AV A f - V - .-- ...z--1:4 MV?av-wxff, - - .- V fV A -.:-:-- V: . -1+ R:-R -A V- , 1 ef gi ' 1. ' VV - S.:-:E .. -E .:,,-R- Lki- ' ' E eJ'f?i2:':::. 7 V -Q-, of f ' . '. - , N?-. 1.:V:i'f'lTE3.3 C- - A -wa ' 925 I-if ,E,Qrf-.z5:,,: lc.: F'-ww. .1212-:-:::2Rg,. -.12-. W A- ,. .S ,, -.VV.:a1i,:4 A-gi,-gg: - .V-...M--V,-a,. , ,, - A - . A -. ' RP- -. 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Y. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Asco, W. Va. . . Mexico City, Mexico JACK SADOW, Tau Epsilon Phi . . Harrison, N. J. IAKASHI SAKAYE . . . BURWELL B. SALMOND . . . . Bridgeton, N. J. Atlanta Ga. ROBERT A. SAMODEN, Thela.Xi.. Emi Haven, Conn. HAL R. SANDERS ....... Decatur, Ga. ROBERT D. SANSOM, JR., Kappa Sigma . Ragland, Ala. BULLING H. SASNEL1, JR., Ubi Phi . Atlanta, Ga, RAYMOND ALLEN SAVAGE JAMES E. SAWYER ....... Albany, Ga. JOHN N. SCANDALIOS, Delta Sigma Phi JOHN E. SCHAEPER, sigma New York, N. Y. Phi Epsilon North Plain5eld, N. J. .. . - Y- G-- Alpha Epsilon I-1 . Owenscross Roads, Ala. JOHN ..... Brooklyn, N. Y. I-REDEIgIg,, Phi Rwpp.. sig-ll.. Bridgeport, Conn, Phi .... Rome, ca. ISAAC Kappa Alpha . Opelika, Ala. ..... Huntsville, Ala. ..., - IOHN W- Va- GH- CARL F12- JOZEF P sENNA,' Dells Tsar-Iiafiiiej5113163Afxgifzon, Ga CHARLES W. SEVER, Phi Kappa Gai TOLBERT P. SEXTON . . . G.. JEROME H. SHAPIRO, Alpha Epi N. Y. JAMES It. SHARP . . Tenn. if -wi-'r R A sffii FRANK M. SHAVER . . . Al.. DONALD M. SHEPHERD . Ca. MACK xv. SHETTLES . . Miss. CHARLES!-522.-5k?1'N'ET - Miss- xvILI.IAIgg,gIQg . . . Ga. JfXME521iZ?Q5VlB1i?R'1?--FQ -..- Ga. Allbbv ---- A13- X'i'ILLl:XPjpfiSQQ,Qf5S1gIi?2Q?i?,Sigrua N11 Fla. JEAN V - - E1-. NOY M- Ellffl . fiiiflffach. JOHN MORTON Fla. Ga. Ala RONALD E. Garsiield, OMS THEODORE O. ,iswafclaf Laurel, Miss. ROBERT H. SLAUGHTER . . . . . Atlanta, WRIGHT B. SLAUGHTER . . Spring Hill, GEORGE M. SMATHERS .... . Canton, N. CAMPBELL L. SMITH ..... Jacksonville, COLEMAN lvl. SMITH, JR., Sigma N11 . Huntsville, EDWARD H. SMITH, JR ...... Atlanta, FRED E. SMITH, JR., Pi Kappa Phi Spruce Pine, N. GUY J. SMITH . . Jacksonville, HENRY A. SMITH . . . Cornelia, MERLE M. SMITH, Sigma Phi Epsilon Ft. Lauderdale, MERRILL F. SMITH .... Daytona Beach, FRANK I-I. SOSIN, Drftn Sigma Phi . Key West, GLENN M. SPARKS . . HENRY C SPARKS R . . . Birmingham, . . . Wlashington, Ga. Ala. C. Ga. Ala. Ga. C. Fla. Ga. Fla. Fla. Fla. Ala. Ga. .. .. . 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A' 19'-f2'f'iV ' V, .A A' A 'A ' - V-in .. 5,4 V ' ff? . - 1 A- ,af ' QR-5. -ff ' - V- .,.j ' -, 'ii , 'f?' F f '2n f-.fVI- ,Enya 1'-.1-5'-'r 1 1? . V. ',.i . ' - ---f . 4 f.7.Z3fli -. ' ' -. , .442-.,V ,ax . -1 -f 42. , V . . -A - , . .f. .. - ' ., ,: lei, -.gag-.,g.:-. ,:R',a. , , . Li., ,.-J V , X ' ' A .. -V THEI . , J . . PRED SPIVEY . . . . JOHN xv. ssPIvEY, chi Psi ROBERT T. STANCIL . . HOXVARD E. STANLEY . PETER YORK STANTON, Phi JOHN J. STETINA . . JOHN N. STEWART . . CHARLES R. STIGALI. . . RICHARD H. STODDEN . . . War, W. Va. Ga. Ga. . . Albany, . Tate, . . . . Marianna, Fla. Kappa Sogma Great Neck, N. Y. . . Irvington, N. J. . . Syrncauga, Ala. . Poplar Bluff, Missouri . . . Avon Park, Fla. THOMAS MARSHALL STOKER . . . Flotilla, Ga.. DEAVER W. STORER . . , , . Hobe Sound, Fla. 949 ROBERT C. STULTS .... Webb City, Missouri CRAIG E. STURKIE, Sigma Alpba Epsilon Columbus, Ga. DANIEL G. SUBTELNY, Phi Kappa Sigma . Clifton, N. J. FREDERICK R. SUCHKE ..... Atlanta, EDWARD P. H. SULLIVAN, Lambda Clsi Alpha Louisville, RUSSELL H. SUMMERLIN ..... Tucker, JOSEPH E. SUMMEROUR, JR., Sigma Nu Cummin s B y FANK A. SUMMERS . . . Kings Mountain, N. CHARLES R. SWANEY, Kappa Alpha ci Goodlettsville, Tenn. DONALD C. SWARTWOUT . . Maracaibo, Vcnezueal FREDERICK R. SWEETON, Delta T... Delta Ashbury Park, N. J. GLEN M. SWICEGOOD ..... Dothan, Ala. ROBERT O. SXVIFT ....... Macon, Ga. MOORE TAPPAN, JR., Sigma Chi . . Helena, Ark. CHARLES J. TAYLOR, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Elizabeth, Tenn. DAVID E. TAYLOR, Pbi Gamma Dalia Brownsville, Tenn. LARRY L. TAYLOR. ..... Louisville, Miss, MCKINNEY V. TAYLOR, Sigma Nu . Owensboro, Ky. ROBERT L. TAYLOR ..... Oak Ridge, Tenn. ALFRED C. THOMAS .... Calhoun Falls, S. C. GEORGE THOMAS, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Marietta, Ga. GEORGE H. A. ,h JAMES D. Tm- JAMES K- Tm- ! ..e,,'.-Q.y,, .:- ,'.,, fgz- r JAMES . . . Ohio JEFF Sigma Ga. BILLY - - - TW'- GORDOh1i2 ON, Phi G2- JAMES . . O.. RENNE G.. ROEERD,,,,z,,5e1g2?ggf11ggMRsON . 'iiiiziiggyb-Is, GI. LEON . . . O.. EEEN E. TILLY, JR., PM Delta Ga. STANLEY E. TISDALE . . . Q'QF2Lpq1isjQh5iiI1e,F1a. BOYD T. TOEEN, cw PM . . giipuis, Mo. OsWALD HARLEY TOMPKINS . 4, EI.. RICARDO TOYOS . . . . f..,-iizflggiilix-ggtgggos, Cuba VERNON T. TRAIL . . Ark. LEVI BLAIR TREWHITT, ofliifffiibosn, Term- CI-IARLES M. .F,fif?vB12Iek.he.f, Ga. GEORGE c. Epsilon ' Columbus, G2- WILLIAM . . Moultrie. O.. . . . Thomasm, G.. HUGH ----- Griffin. Ga- JAMES ..... Covington, Ga. Delta Ibm . Gritin, Ga DAVID .... Hmwfy, N. O. JAMES . .ALIEI-mi, Ga. IsENJA1v1ffI5g552g551gZEC51Xg3fULMER, Lambda chi ,alpha At anta, Ga. .... Canonsburg, Penn. ROYAL .--:waxy-'fs'-. f.M.e..,. Fla' GQ- JOSEPH Conf'- 2,7 in N- Y- JORGE Is. VVILANORIA 1 E 1 lR 1 f' cuba ULRIOH E. VOETTER . . West Omg., N. J. WILLIAM E.. VOSS . . . Columbia, Tenn. DAVID HICKS WALKE .,.. . . Monroe, La. JOE H. XVALL ........ Elberton, Ga. JAMES H. WALLACE, Kappa Sigma . . Marietta, Ga. MARION E. XVALLACE, Della Sigma Pbi . Atlanta, Ga. HAROLD R. WALLIS ...... Atlanta, G.. JOSEPH R. WALTERS, Kappa Alpha . Columbus , Ga. ALPHONSE H. XVAMBSGANS, Kappa Sigma . Biloxi, Miss. LEROY E. XVARD, JR ...... Savannah, RICHARD S. WASSERSTEIN, Phi Epsilon Pi Ga. New York, N. Y. GUY M. WATTS, JR. . . Millersburg, Penn. CARL B. WEAVER . . . . .Montgomery, Ala. ETHOD J. WEBB ...... Lake Charles, La. LAWRENCE A. WEBB, JR ..... Gainesville, Ga. STERLING J. NVEEMS, Kappa Alpbu . Meridian, Miss. CLARENCE E. WEIGOLD .... Jamaica, N. Y. GAYLE J. WELLS, Sigma Cbi .... Ashland, Ky. JAMES R. XVELLS . . .... Mt. Vernon, Ga. 'qv DOUGLAS WILLIAM WESTROPE, JR. 'W' New York, N. Y. EINIS CHARLES XVHITFIELD . . . Pulaski, Tenn. ELVIN MACK WILLIAMS . . . Christiana, Tenn. I I ' 'I ' 1 JAMES ELLIOTT WILLIAMS . . . Pirtsburgh. Penn. 5 ,I1 ,, , 2531, if ': JAMES S. WILLIAMS, Kappa Alpha . Greenwood, S. C. f kj? ,i X i F gl ', L' 1-. JESSE L. WILL1AMs, Ther. xi . . Thomnsron, GI. :I -- a t LW'-, BLUE PRINT A SS av' WJ ..'.f R .1042 Q. lf - gg2'2g K'. yi :-.vi55k.,f' ROBERT ERNEST WILLIAMS Phi Delta Tbelz p H ' saane Mountain, ca. ' I, A I WILEY E. WILLIAMS, Sigma Nu . . Thomasville, Ga. aa.. , -gjgQ,a,z ELISI-IA J. WILLIS, chi Phe . . . Bainbridge, Ga. , . V A I HENRY D. WINSHIP, JR., sigma Alpha Epsilon ' ' , , -v-' Palo Also Calif. f fmj g, If f 4. 9 Avye .La a wx I X Xa, A a ELDON E- wow, JR- ,- , NV Wll-LIAM J- WOl-FF, JR-I Phi 941111114 Dfllf f Aflimfa- G2- 1 I A ' Memphis, A ,, JOHN H. WOODY, sigma chi . . Chattanooga, Tenn. If - ,, ' f ' '- .,..,. ' I ,. 'V 1.1! -f -fi KJ. M 17 2 ,... R523 71 ..-. , .1'Pf4:- ---. T .' Q, f, Tifli ' WILLIAM BRYANT WOOSLEY, Ka n si ma ,W x ,J L. .f ,. .4-a. n I ,Mylan . -, 6 IQ, .L-2 . I WL .4 .W , .... IQ ,QM -5' , Shelbyville, Term- EDWARD E WOSKOWXCZ ' - Bumlo' N' Y ,,-gy Mg, may ,Aan ,naw ,.,.. ,W S ,aw M m Wy92:.,.,., ,M .-..- - 345261. ., ,N GEORGE D. WRIGHT, JR., Kappa Szgma . Dalton, Ga. '-'- - A Za p ? pf ALFRED ELDRIDGE WYATT, Pbx Kappa Tau Al ' , ' A ,L Sylacauga Ala. all ' 4, L YR' I I 221' WILLIAM L. WYNN, JR. . . . College Parll, Ga. f Q . 1 I GEORGE P. YARN . . . . . . . Clayton, Ga. ' V 0 f If: - 5123? .- 'Z X'f V BZURTON S. YOLEN, Alllbn Ebiilon Pi Port Chesrer, N. Y. GERALD A. YOST ...... 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Colonel, CAC P. M. S, Sc T. N. I. DECIEER . . W. ,,VV VLz. Col., Cml, C. A. fJR,,.i...,t.J.. ' ,gt . ,Inf- J' E' T15 .7 f if 'oy' CCAC W. H. . .. . I fi, M' ior,f Oni. J. L. Q im zpf., FA C. C. 'HOUSTON' 314-1 . .1 C., QSAF C. L. 1.V ' nQQ, fl ,g.f'f Ig 1-v E1zgineerx E. s.g McC ' -vi ll a apgfznf fr I - ls:,.,AQj,,, ,- .,'. TT' .. ' W. W. T. f -. SON . H332 G. K. smy . . . 7 H USAF NO COMMTSSIQN D OFFICERS MfSGT M X SGT. M! SGT. M! SGT M f SGT. M f SGT. . . J. , V. MUGERDITCHIAN A. BARTLEY E 'fT' M! SGT. . I COLLINS . . SGT, 1 CL. C. N. COONS MXSGT. T. S. JANASIEWICZ SGT. 1 CL. C. B. WAPPLER B. I. JUSTICE SGT. 1 CL. B. O. WILLIAMS W. A. LEONARD TXSGT C COSTELLO TfSGT. D. W. NIXON P. PEREGRIN . . . SGT. E. L. BENNETT E. TURCOTTE .... SGT. J. J. CHATHAM IXSGT. P. R. YARBROUGH . . . CPL. E. D. SMITH COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Maj. Lawson, W. O. Wilson, Maj. Howard, Capt. Cheney, Capt, Amason, Capt. McCullough, lst Lt, Shively. . , . SECOND ROW: Lt. 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' ll -1 .. . EBU X D Ona II . . ll IB B EI .. .. .... . . . .... . n a nun uw n u nun an nu u a n a , CAPT. H. C. BERRF CAPT. R. C. LeCRAW Company A Company B ii '- '- '- ' 'f fix '- - 441.9 , A ,M L T' ' 7 N H W' ' Y 'f4,,,, gg! 5 1'7 ' Y Y :g.f.:4 '.i' :::Q1:f.f Qwdfmowzcfe . BATTALION if , :QL f fe-71 .J f , fi . 55? 'l S53fl:i:1 ' 1 .5'M' w 5 . 135 .11 T , S 'Wh' .'e:e2..l. .e wi .g . :'X!l'- : - nfsiiggy 5, , M- . if .yi , li 1 A Q.. W S f V fff 1 f Rx f A If ffy f 4. mf f Q, QW 5 .. . yy.. - 4 4. x 73455 BATTALION STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: lsf Lf. E. G. Chandler, Major A. T. Moody: Lf. Col. R. L. Thomas: Capfain T. F. Williams. Qxkx wg,1f...y 2 f T .. 1-5, Wg. , 1' Swv we 6 7, .A , . . . ,W d 1 .wa X ff AE f . I T 1. C! ? fx ya sw Ex L fi' f L f 4 , Lf 51 T w .-V .-1 Q . 5 1 H? 6, 4 -ff g f ? .5 1 'ig gfb .ff-1 ' ' 12 QQZSV-- . : .5g -1,255 1 5',:: f4, f 22222 ' Q f. 'T Sis 5 Q Jef ! :N -n f? , div, , ...Jai Efxsff ff T 1, . ,. . 4 2 K i ffi- 2. 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FELNER . .',.e.o '.'a,'a.'0 CAPT. R. S. DeBORDE Company A ' 0-.' ' D Company B ARMY ff J .QM Band Commander MAJOR E. R. PIERSON ie MEMBERS C. C. BAKER V. A. CRAWFORD T J. R . F. DAVENPORT R. FIRBAUGH . A. FORD T. E. GURLEY T. W. HAGLER W. A. JOHNSON F. L. JONES W. E. LIND R. J. MARCHETTI B. MCGILLIS . RAYNES - Captain F. REED . R. SLIDER J. E. TATUM V. G. VAUGHAN E. S. WHITE S. E. WILLIAMS S. F. WILLIAMS J. S G. E - UEQMQ --- --2... ff - Hr--'--:.:::::v.-f--1.4 -:EH -A . -:A - L :..1u:nf--l-ff-P -L - f-Y rfmi- if ii? Ae N T CAPTAIN ADAMS COMMISSIONEDIAOFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Capi. Reece CUSMCJ, LCDR Smith, LCDR Tabor, Capf. Adams, LCDR Wise, CDR Henry, Lf. Bolon, LCDR Williamson, Ens. Coons. ENLISTED PERSONNEL: Left io Right Allgcod, Goudie, Smiih, Poifs, Geiger, Brown, Reynolds. . . T. . DEPARTMENT STAFF CAPTAIN J. W. ADAMS, USN CDR T. H. HENRY, USN LCDR T. C. WILLIAMSON, USN LCDR M. K. SMITH, USN LCDR F. C.,WISE, ,AXQ , LCDRSTT:-O' iTA' po1i. iA.' T LT L o f t in 1 . Q T VA .ifff1ilE9 ENS. V ,x l I S ' X T f .IE .A f . . TU'-Hg ' I f xx' 4 R It - . i' 55 ' KE S L R Xxrxl I , T ' W H t -l1fA!SMIT S' U5Ni ....Ii... ' ANDn1isoN,'ADC, USN' D. xR.mi3ROWN, QMC, USN R. F. GOUDIE, FT1, USN L. W. Porrs, GMC, USN A. T. REYNOLDS, SNXZ, USN C. C. GEIGER, MfSGT., USMC I Ek WM! BATTALION COMMANDER MORRIS Da Mmiwm CADET LCDR Og Moxigust 4, Battaliaa CADET L MMM' BattaZt01t Sab CADELI' '. . Battation Adjutant E A M Battalion Lieat. . ,. Battalion CPO BATTALION STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Waugh, Moore, Morris, ' Green, Quarles. THE NAVY BAN D- ABOVE: The Navy Colors. RIGHT: ModeI Cadefs. -aQX F, fax -, 13.31- -- vwzxr Pf --- -,:- Y- I. ' 1Qfi,fR?1' '- ,fr fu Z 2.5 ,,,,, 1 33522:-52 f li f Q ff I , I tv 1' Q' if in f , . 'QL 'FU W , w H6...' Tzn A - - A- ' M 5, ' I l M A- Q ff X ' fw Mx M, my ABOVE: Capf. Adams Presenf LEFT: Training on ihe 40 MM , 3'-:vt F ,g 344.--.-...,.... COMPANY COMPANY STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilcox, Crutcher, Monfague, Green, Catherwood, Dickerf. ,-1 0WLl06LlfLy QMCQM CADET LT. T. H. GREEN C ompany Commander CADET LT. QJG3 C. W. CRUTCHER Company Snb. Cmdr. CADET CPO B. R. CATHERWOOD L Company CPO CADET LT. CJGD J. G. WILCOX Platoon Commander CADET ENS. E. J. DICKERT Platoon Commander CADET ENS. E. B. MONTAGUE Platoon Commander COMPANY 0l'l'LlO6l,lfLy OMCEPJ CADET LT. T. C. DENMARK Company Commander CADET LT. CJGJ E. D. AYERS Company Sao Commander CADET CPO W. B. WHALLEY C ompany CPO CADET LT. UGJ P. C. GAERNTER Platoon Commander CADET ENS. D. W. USHER Platoon Commander CADET ENS. J. H. RAMSEY Platoon Commander J., N. L 7.7. .ig .. .. J f JIM ...Y v,f' a COMPANY STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gaeriner, Ayers, Usher, Denmark, Ramsey Whalley. CCDMPANY COMPANY STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelley, Frizzell, Gray, Carver, Delay, Krefchman. .',1giQNMf4I' .- wrewgfbwviflifp- .- - 'if' . , yy ak fA,,,.g5.Z'25.wMwf , , , ',7a5wX2Aqa-gsoarf Exswgxfzw ,wgaffa f , f :ar '-.aff 1' fi: irfgwfffzfff'-.-A -1. sr wwe' 'Q Aawimffr ,.vAQNmma. fq. g,a3Qn.a-ya 4.-rZmff'?4Ag5,mW as A fwcf am Q . gage.-r-,1. rw 2' 1. x . in A ,.,f ,ryfw ,T , awgn A,.g1a,..,,, V vis: QS- ,fd . :-f ,aw - f ' W? ,' iff-vygeggff' W 4fw,,.a.b .fad A-,,,f TH.- . ' fy? A ff 0l'1'Ll90,lfLg OMCQPJ CADET LT. J. F. CARVER C omg-Dany Commander CADET LT. CJGJ E.E.FR1ZZELL C ompany Snb Commander CADET CPO F. C. KRETCHMAN CADET LT. QJGJ R. D. KELLEY Platoon Commander CADET ENS. J. W. GRAY Platoon Commander CADET ENS. E. J. DELAY Platoon Commander POULVL6! fA8 l l4'L0l y 2 TOP: Receiving line at fhe Navy dance. BOTTGM: Applying Naval science and factics. TOP: The Naval Armory. BOTTOM: MIDDLE: The Navy's championship rifle feam Recruifs geffing basic inxlrucfions. amlod an Ciudad if Ti if ,,d TO BOTTOM LEFT SIDE' My whaf a big ocean. RIGHT OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP , . . Big men and big guns af work . . . Services on the ship .... RIGHT SIDE, TOP TO BOTTOM: Tech men learning a frade .... Perfect fit and the lates? siyle .... Taking a fen minufe break .... THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Looks big from any angle, doesn'+ if? . . TOP, RIGHT: Geffing the poop on the EFT Tech was never like this . , MIDDLE poop deck .... MIDDLE, L : . . RIGHT: BuII session in the barracks. . . . LOWER LEFT: Aas fhose caissons . . f gc rolling along. . . . LOW ER RIGHT: Hank Langford receiving awards rom Cepfain Adams. 'WM 'Zj,'T', VVL, ,ig ,,A, A, v 1 . 5 l V l i ',ZThose associated with departmental organizations, fraternities, clubs, and various 'societies know the great effect all groups have upon V, 'irounding out an education. Along with school expansion, the agorganizations son, our campus have increased in size and activity. ffhrouglirtheir efforts We can look forward to a closer companionship, r ' anda' better understanding of the things that make our college education gr worthwhile, fp Vt ' I' ,5f'f'?i2in' .A V X it 4-1 'T ' ' ' ' YQ G!! 'SX' es wi? 12,5 .,ri-51:-'gm If . ,i Cf' 1693? .Q , ,,t,,.,,,' uw: X V K ' , . , , . -'ff,a1g::- 4' ' . V - . 'Slife- - ' . . ' ' ' t ' !f'Ef:fE . f , , , K , , iii- rr-,Q , , ., 3 ,Is - - ' , ' K is., . . ,- ,,,JI'1:x xi . ' N ' ' g X , , v, , X X, . , .N a , , P I ,V . ,V I . . . A Q , X 'foil 4253113 51:2 S1565 , was 531.34 -- :smff QS?-fir' ,,..a, ., . K f '1 of :ffm X i, ki. ff. pf! I f , ,,f:fL'f'T- ei lr ,ff?: W fig i 'Y X zz Mx la .- . ., -rffrf-:-:, T 2 ii: ,,fj1-1 - If ' ' !J:Z?'-'- o '-F V zzzf.-,if3'.f'f,:,QiH3f 'ii ,,. gl fl 3 l. l l l w ll . , g , , . 1 fr! P X l 6 l ff if I g5'.:,aa1.'1'ipE,':g1g521: , ' lzlffifi' if X g gr.: .'.'.-. zz .,-.- r.: I 1 1 5Q22 Q'gQ-.j:j'1'f.23g-1 ,-535553512-Q aaiizv .I .gi-1 ,Qi13Y,2,1'.t1'-:fI:fE:-'. Y '-'- E Bi -:-235' .-il -- ' E-243325-E-Q-2iiij.'f5,:1 'Q2g'f,,'-11, 5:1-Tl' i E , S '-xv '- Ni X '- ...f ff L77 Fraternities at Georgia Tech joined in the progress of the school in the past year by increasing their me In- bership and admitting two new members to the frat- ernal family. Fraternities on the campus have con- tributed 1 ' ' not on y to the schools social progress, but st in extra-curricular activ- also to the renewed intere ities of the student body Progress at Tech i . s a group project, and the fraternities are bearing their share of the load in leadershi , intra l p rnura sports, and school- wide activities. Q. I-1- Qu ew'?-izllwrflif-+'fQ'i'E'lTTgfiiwelilzli ., - 'ffl-E':1'?'Cfiff' 'F l lg' ' LL F'f'liE 7iiT ' l'gf5E'll1 121 , :iff2?-giglr, 1: i. as4aliy3f:.i 3: .,,,-My - MM n I OFFICERS J. R. HOLLIDAY P ZZ 5 gif 4 L ren ent aa sr F. L. WOLF g p. Vice Prerident . 'l qs- Zcfsfiv K 4 . 5' .- - -1 - ,lf-sys' , 5, A -. if .aw-, ..W:,,, 1- ac. ,,4ar,gmm f 'i f f ,iff yt .wt W. H. GREENE Secretary R. B. WATSON Treafmfer THE INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL, composed of two representatives from each national fraternity on the Tech campus, is the governing board for all fraternities. Under the general supervision of Dean George Griffin, the council controls all inter- fraternity and school-fraternity relations. It promotes interfraternity competition in all sports and scholarship, Each year the council sponsors two sets of dances which are the highlights of the social calendar. WOLF HOLLIDAY WATSO N FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Afkinson, Benneif .... SECOND ROW: Blalock, Boissy .... THIRD ROW: Bolfon, Burke. . . . FOURTH ROW: Caines, Carasik. . . FIFTH ROW: Collelfa, Ccloney. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Davison, Divine, Dubler, Dudney, Durden, Flournoy, Fulfon, Galphin .... SECOND- ROW: Ghormley, Goldsfein, Gorham, Greene, Gre gorie, Grubaugh, Gunn, Guihman .... THIRD ROW: Hensley, Hohn, Holliday, Hussey, Ingram, Jay, Lashley, McCahan .... FOURTH ROW: McCamish, McGowan Pryor, Reed, Rose, Schnabel, Schoenburg, Schroeder. . . . FIFTH ROW: Smith, St. Peiery, Siewarf, Taylor, Thompson, Watson, Williams, Wolf. Alpha Epfiloii Pi J. H. SCHOENBURG P. B. TAYLOR Alpha Tau Omega R. B. WATSON H. G. BURKE Beta Theta Pi T. E. DUDNEY I. M. GREGORIE Chi Phi D. C. DURDEN C. E. REED Chi P.-i R. B. STEWART E. LASHLEY Delta Sigma Phi R. S. DAVISON R. S. DIVINE Delta Taii Delta T. A. GHORMLEY H. F. MCCAMISH Kappa Alpha P. A. ROSE A. N. BOISSY Kappa Sigma G. B. SCHINTABEL W. H. SCHROEDER Lamhala Chi Alpha W. W. CAINES R. H. DUBLER MEMBERS Phi Delta Theta J. R. HOLLIDAY T. W. JAY Phi Epxilon Pi F. L. WOLF S . GUTHMAN Phi Gamma Delta G. T. FULTON F. D. PRYOR Phi Kappa Sigma H. V. ATKINSON H. V. BLALOCK Phi Kappa Tau C. A. THOMPSON R. W. GALPHIN Phi Sigma Kappa W. G. HENSLEY C. M. HOHN Pi Kappa Alpha H. INGRAM Pi Kappa Phi C. E. COLLETTA J. B. MCGOWAN Sigma Alpha Epxilon W. H. COLONEY R. HUSSEY Sigma Chi J. R. DOVER C. M. GUNN Sigma N11 W. H. GREENE B. GRUBAUGH Sigma Phi Epsilon E. C. ST. PETERY A. SMITH Taii Epxilon Phi B. CARASIK L. R. GOLDSTEIN Tau Kappa Eprilan M. W. BOLTON J. M. FLOURNOY Theta Chi L. L. WILLIAMS J. M. GORHAM Theta Xl W. R. 1VfCCAI-IAN SHOENBERG MEMBERS W. ARKOWITZ I. HECHT P. ARONIN J. HOLIBER M. BACH A. HOROWITZ H. BECKER W. KALER L. BENATOR M. KATZ M. BLUESTONE G. KELLERMANN J. BLUM J. KROCHMAL I. BRAND J. KRUGER J. BREINER M. LEVITT S. BULBIN B. LOEWINSOHN T. BUYER B. MALIN B. CAPLAN A. MASLIA A. Cl-IAIKEN L. MAURER J. COHEN B. MINTZ M. COHEN B. MOGUL I. COOLEY I. MOSSMAN J. COOPER R. ROSE J. DAVIS I. Ross M. DIAMOND J. ROTH P. DIAMOND R. SCHNECK H. DUNN J. SCHOENBERG L. EDELMAN J. SHAPIRO H. EISENBERG H. SIEGEL R. FALK L. SOCOL A. FRANCO C. SPIELBERGER L. FRIEDMAN N. STURM P. FRIEDMAN P. TAYLOR B. GILLMAN J. TOLKOEF S. GOLD R. WAYNE R. GOLDBERG B. WEINREB W. GOLDBERGER M. WEINTRAUB G. GOLDSTEIN B. YOLEN I. GUNSHOR ALPHA Zfa Ckalolfer ALPHA EPSILON Pl was founded at New York University in 1915. Since that time, it has expanded to forty-live active chapters in the United States and Canada, and to seventy-five hundred members. The Zeta chapter was reactivated at Georgia Tech in March, 19465 and its short period of activation has been marked with great progress. Zeta has acquired a house and large dining-recreation hall annexg both of which are dedicated to the memory of Harold Rubin, a brother who died in the war. The fraternity has entered every phase of campus life. from publications and honor societies to athletics and social functions. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arkowllz, Aronin, Bach, Becker, Benalor .... SECOND ROW: Blueslone, Blum, Brand, Breiner, Bulbln. . . . THIRD ROW: Caplan, Chalken, M. Cohen, Cooper, Davis .... FOURTH ROW: P. Diamond, Dunn, Edelman, Eisenberg, Falk. . . FIFTH ROW: Franco, P. Friedman, Glllman, Gold, Goldberg .... SIXTH ROW: Goldberger, Goldsfeln, Gunshor, Hechi, Holiber. , L, - -- -- - ---r-s -I,w1f'-- -. I' 1',v -E ' , , - ew. -. .,: 3-1-I' 1 imf52I'g. z:-.avjflwe ' if - if-:'.,'w.'fsm:1f ff-'f ff? ',.g,.,,yy -1 F - . , A. , 1 5, fm-j335'I::s,Qi2'i53IagfgfgQ :Taiiifaf'-:wi':'flHr-:511, ' Xi!1-giiiagii-':Qx:T?,2EQgg- 3, ga.-,,Lf,:,i1'.1 , , I, , 2'aw,,'l'.z-fgafjgil Q ...fe 5w:'f5?' L:4.:.wfEf3-5 il-19-His'-gfi1LIi'i1.-LE't'.,2I ': 5, -5'-lifzigfi-3f5E'15dggi,y1f:.f.2I,I: .iii-?jQ5231gigjli-f41fQ'i',iG,5f:g,,5p':.f-'s,W9,731, gg x - 3 X I , .' :fig -',,.r,,, V , ,ish ' . -.H1,11:53,-,I- gg,,,'Qggjsvf. 3 T .ggi-we,aff,:,-'5'g:gg:j.4 -y.K aLIr-::,.'-11--,.- :v V -'il-XV?gg1r?i 3n 'f,wIgm'Alger- 55:-ffQiff2.'5g-Y , Pyigy . 2 . I wh.: ,, ,Al ,L La..-ss-55'-.a?,f.,I:!II4e.fff:-f mf r: -iw: fsiidiaiif51:33:23A-LT3nYv35sE5Es3::g,yf?5xQ:ialEBv2I11,f:'::.f-2:2 -,ff EPSILON P I J. SCQHOENBERG . . Pfeyiciefzi X C. SPIELEERGER . . Vice Preridenz I M. LEVITT . . Secretary B. WEINREB . . T1'eam1'er TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: The Chariesion Shag .... FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Katz, Krochmal, Kruger, Levii? .... SECOND ROW: Loewinsohn, MaIin, Maurer, Minfz .... THIRD ROW: Mogul, Rose, Ross, Roth .... FOURTH ROW: Schneck, Schoen- berg, Shapiro, Siegel .... FIFTH ROW: Socol, Spielberger, Siurm, Taylor .... SIXTH ROW: Weinreb, Weiniraub, Yolen. ,,,,,, The Spagheffi was fine .... ABOVE: Mom and some of her boys HI . . Sadie Hawkins sfyle .... LEFT: The Corn Huskers from Brooklyn. I-12 3.2 L.-T I?-Q--Saw ef ,. QR ,r I '-' .1-Z! 1' I-. ,:. 1' Vx ,N . I' y... A xii: fi - JN' i gr? J! A-7Z'F2q Q. 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Beta Iota has the distinction of being the first active fraternity at Georgia Tech, having been chartered September 18, 1888. The present membership has upheld the tradition of active participation in social and campus activities. ATOIS are members of the honorary groups on the campus, and many of the responsible student positions are capably administered by brothers of the chapter. A complete social program balances our scholastic and extra-curricular interests. Work on basement fast nearing completion. LEFT: Maggie entertains before the formal. I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson, Austin, Ayers .... SECOND ROW: Barfield, Barnes, Bethea. THIRD ROW: Blancett, J. S. Bond, R. E. Bond. . . . FOURTH ROW: Boone, Brown, Burke .... FIFTH ROW: Caffey, Choate, E. R. Clark .... SIXTH ROW: W. M. Clark, Clemmons, Cobb .... SEVENTH ROW: Cochran, Cooper, Corridan .... EIGHTH ROW: Col. Curry, Daughtry. I 1-UI., . IIQI 'xy I I 1.4, I I I . It 6 ' III A' 9' , on .- R'?' 24 R 1 1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Davis, Dawson, J. T. Dobson, W. A. Dobson, Eager, Emerson, Esfes, Everilf, Farmer .... SECOND ROW: Felker, Forbes, Forward French, Gordon, Graham, Gray, Gufh, Haley .... THIRD ROW: Heflin, Hill, Hilley, Horne, Huff, Huskisson, Huichins, Ingram, Kemp .... FOURTH ROW: Kendrick Kirkpairick, Kitchens, Kife, Kolb, Kopp, Lawrence, Lester, Lewis .... FIFTH ROW: O. R. Martin, Matthews, McConkey, McCullough, McGrew, McKenzie, I. M McLeod, R. M. McLeod .... SIXTH ROW: Millar, Miller, K. B. Morris, Muse, Nalesnik, Olliff, Owen, Parkerson, Pilman .... SEVENTH ROW: Powell, Purchell Rabun, Ramsboltom, Rasl, Reich, Riley, Ryle, Sams .... EIGHTH ROW: Shore, Simpson, Singer, J. E. Smith, R. W. Smiih, W. T.-Smifh, E. H. Sparkman, J. K TAU EGA I I 3 I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sfeedley, Terry, Thomp- son .... SECOND. ROW: Todd, Toole, Trewhiff .... THIRD ROW: Trimble, Tucker, Van Eyck .... FOURTH ROW: Vaughan, Vevera, Vincenf .... FIFTH ROW: B. J. ANDERSON T. C. AUSTIN E. D. AYERS T. J. BARFIELD H. C. BARNES W. J. BERGMAN L. A. BETHEA W. BLANCETT J. S. BOND R. E. BOND W. S. BOONE B. S. BROWN H. G. BURKE P. BURKEEN W. H. CAFFEY H. C. CHOATE E. R. CLARK J. B. CLARK W. M. CLARK A. L. CLEMMONS J. C. COBB V. Z. COCHRAN F. H. COOPER J. T. CORRIDAN E. F. COX T. F. CURRY B. A. DAUGHTRY H. B. DAVIS L. Y. DAWSON .711 MEMBERS J. T. DOBSON W. A. DOBSON J. W. DYSON J. C. EAGER E. ECKLES L. C. EMERSON L. P. ESTES G. M. EVERITT KZ. F. FARMER P. M. FELKER T. M. FORBES L. H. FORTSON E. R. FORWARD T. R. FRENCH B. GLOVER W. GOETI-IE C. O. GORDON C. GRAHAM J. W. GRAY E. BZ. GUTH J. T. HALEY A. E. HALL E. F. HEFLIN E. C. HILL R. D. HILLEY W. R. HORNE A. B. HUEF J. C. HUSKISSON C. J. HUTCIIINS AE Wagnon, C. M. Waison, R. B. Wafson .... SIXTH ABOVE? Relaxing befweef' ROW: Wenn, Wesf, Wiggins .... SEVENTH ROW: dances ---- I-EFT: Prize wnkins, Williamson, wyan. winners H+ our Halloween party. JUL J. A. INGRAM G . A. KEMP ' L. KENDRICK L. KING L. KIRKPATRICK A. KITCI-IENS R. KITE . C. KOLB W. KOPP W. H. LARISCY J. K. LAWRENCE G. N. LESTER L. H. LEWIS J. D. MARTIN O. R. MARTIN J. A. MATTHEWS D. J. MCCONKEY H. C. MCCULLOUGH W. M. MCGREW J. F. MCKENZIE I. M. MCLEOD L. M. MCLEOD R. M. MCLEOD W. W. MILLAR J. D. MILLER J. A. MORRIS K. B. MORRIS W. H. MUSE G. G. NALESNIK P-'ID-O3-IQ!'1'1P1 . M6646 MEMBERS R. NEUNLIST W. L. OLLIFF D. F. OWEN T, PARKERSON H. PEED P. E. PENISTON J. H. PITMAN L. POWELL H. E. PURCHELL L. W. RABUN D. H. RAMSBOTTOM R. R. RAST J. R. REICH R. RHODES R. G. RILEY D. M. RYLE C. SAMS B. SASSO H. G. SHEARER J. B. SHORE J. G. SIMPSON S. S. SINGER F. SMITH J. E. SMITH R. W. SMITH W. T. SMITH Z. SMITH E. H. SPARKMAN J. K. SPARKMAN - ww- +1--'H --- -- D. A. SPRINGS J. E. STEEDLEY D. W. TERRY R. H. THOMPSON J. C. TODD G. C. TOOLE B. TREWHITT A. E. TRIMBLE J. H. TUCKER J. J. VANDEVENTER R. A. VAN EYCK R. D. VAUGHAN J. E. VEVERA D. A. VINCENT B. D. WADE J. B. WAGNON C. M. WATSON R. B. WATSON J. H. WEITNAUER F. B. WENN A. W. WEST B. WHITWORTH R. A. WIDELL F. B. WIGGINS G. WILKINS J. T. WILLIAMSON W. H. WINSEMANN A. W. WREN E. B. WYATT CLOCKWISE: There are fhe Three who make our parfies a success .... The officers fake H easy .... The girls take over lhe house The weekend of the formal .... Our presidenfs-past and presenf-af the formal. A! '- T '- .yur . .--A-h Vp., -..-A -,.,.,,,,,,,4,. ,, - N-ie, - L - -e........-,, -T-,A::. ... - , .,. ,VI . '-'TEH' 'A' ' I W f Y New Q IDX E 51 A - , ,, 3L.fA'Qv' ,Lv sas-ffggy am aw, .XV V af Q cs s N' Q V- ' fs 3 - .: f , , as 5 .,7, 4- 5 . Q VIL! Q: V 5 rl: :A . It 92 ' V VV . - 4,5 sa if .1 A a x 2 Nm as 3 sf? , K i sw fx . V.aw..c . ,f Agfa AW Q 79,9 'W fa agar ff 'V 'Y x, fa., y- cm .r.aV.. Tj gg 4,.,.,,..s,,.,.T.-.q-yr-1-if--ff'VH- - f- ' 'fli 3 I . ix V. -'.?'.1j Qi yu 'tu ,'1V :,lv VAVF' L7 -2'-'- ' -LZ.. . ' , 1' V18 Aibzfquf ,.:.21Vi'.,? L-wir'-A.:-,', ,. .. ' Va nr- -:,. .,.,,-, . 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The Boys af . - A-.55-'G1..'ii ia ., iVV4,awwV.fg . . fl., .4 QffV!.Vayr.:.1f',f2V fs., kim.. V- fhe Triad .... You're :f5Q QU'T'f4aIE-1-.4 1 -. , -sa V-V..rf-,,-.H Jzfzf 1LffL:YJVV.aVf1f+rfQ far x I - . .. , V.. . Vw V- . V' '-' 'i .V .V 'V' f' vshlf. -.. -, .4 V,Vr,1 . - V .- V:--V V 1 AV 4 .. :-F. K ... .p , .,x,,.k: I V s aII in fhere, Slroud. i. . . .VM 's . f fl ,aff ff avg? .Y ggi., r ih7i ib.4fc'f ' ,, V api-ll H :kr - r if V gy- . .135 rf ,Q-11445 a . . 1- 4 , V aj., V-:IJ vt 1 i 2.1 I U 2 ' i - I l V ,ir as--f.fffVf .QV A fa ,I I I. I I , 2 fri,--.3 Gala., '- V 1 Vi, , if , I 5.3 if ,. W . I' -.l ui L.. r' fi 1V z ry V7 slr,-I llf, Vi V . , . V .V ,ang 3 5 'V 1 E IVV - T'f'5'r7 -E 1 1' lLl'r1 1 I- - V. V V f ,fi I I V K -I ' 11-, 11. . I ' ' T I r 1 f' d SECOND ROW' Gregorie Hallman R O. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Creech, D'Amico, Davis, Dillon, Dixon, Douglas, Dudney, Flenniken, Garcia, Gar ner .... . , , . Hammond, Hollon, Huggins, Hygh, V. D. Hunf, Janczys, Judd, Kennedy .... THIRD ROW: Kidd, Lookabaugh, Lynch, Moseley, McBride, McKenzie, Minnis, Mon?- gomery, Niles, Oakley. FOURTH ROW: Patfon, Peavey, Perkins, Pefh, Pool, Powell, Reger, Roberson, Saunders, Shores .... FIFTH ROW: Smilh, Spyke, Sfroud, J. E. ABSHIRE R. L. BAILEY L. BARNARD G. L. BARNES A. V. BARRON F. BECKUM W. L. BENSON W. BRYANT J. C. BYRD J. M. BUHLS F. J. BULL G. L. CAMPBELL R. E. CANNON J. C. CERNY J. E. CLEGG J. G. COBURN B. COOK C. J. COOPER T. A. CRAMER D. A. CRANE D. CRAWFORD J. A. CREECH J. W. D'AMIcO R. L. DAVIS J. C. DILLON T. DIXON J. DOUGLAS MEMBERS T. E. DUDNEY C. FLENNIKEN S. T. FRANKLIN R. G. GARCIA T. R. GARDNER I. M. GREGORIE C. HAINES J. L. HALLMAN J. O. HAMMOND R. O. HAMMOND C. V. BOLTON D. L. HUGGINS G. J. HYGH A. HUNT V. D. HUNT W. J. JANCZYS T. JENKINS D. M. JUDD J. KARLSON C. KENNEDY G. B. KIDD G. LOOKABAUGH C. F. LYNCH A. L. MOSELEY J. N. MCBRIDE R. K. MCKENZIE A. MONIEL Stuckey, Summers, Swenson, Walton, Wadsworfh, Waff, Watfers. S. C. MINNIS F. MONTGOMERY F. W. NILES H. M. OAKLEY J. PATTERSON W. L. PATTON R. PEAVEY G. H. PERKINS D. H. PETH R. M. POOL G. E. POWELL W. L. REGER J, E. ROBERSON J. RUDOLPH W. H. SAUNDERS L. W. SHORES R. H. SMITH H. H. SPYKE F. S. STROUD H. T. STUCKEY C. O. SUMMERS R. F. SWENSON J. D. WALTON P. E. WADSWORT J. D. WATT D. L. WATTERS H H. G. WEISSENBERGER I I THE HAYSEEDS 999 n WA-J CHI PHI MEMBERS J. LECRAW V. LECRAW M. LIVINGSTON M. LOCHRIDGE J. MANKIN J. MANRY G. MAYEIELD C. MCGINNIS J. MCMANUS T. MEALING S. MELLEN W. MELLEN P. MERRY C. NELSON B. O,CALLAGHAN L. OGLESBY R. OSGOOD M. O'SULLIVAN F. OWENS H. PALMOUR C. PERKINS R. PERRY C. PETERSON H. READ F. REDFIELD C. REED W. REESE B. SASNETT H. SCHOENING G. SCOTT D. SHEPHERD C. SITES T. SMITH J. SOUTHARD T. SPRATLEY P. STEVENS J. STEWART T. STORY R. TAYLOR T. T HEISEN W. THOMPSON B. TOBEN E. VAN WINKLE H. WHITE T. WILSON G. WOMACK J. ABBETT S. EDERHARDT H. ALLEN R. ELDER J. BICKERSTAFF C. ELLISON W. BRIDGES F. EMMERLING W. BROWN C. EWING J. CAIN E.E. FLOYD D. CARLEY P. GAERTNER W. CARMICHAEL R. GILL J. CARVER E K GILLIS M. CLARKSTON C. GIRARDEAU C. COATES R GOULDING C. COCHRAN H GRANGER R. COFFMAN H GREEN S. CONE N GRIFFIN A. CONWAY R. HARLEY C. COX R. HODGSON R. CURRIE J. HOWKINS W. DANIELSON H. JACKSON G. DAVIS E. JOINER L. DEAN J. KAHLERT J. DEMPSEY J. KNIGHT M. DIXON W. LANGSTAFF D. DURDEN J. LAWLER OF F I C E R S D. SHEPHERD . . Pfefidenr S. MELLEN . . . Vice Prefidenz W. LANGSTAFF . . Secretary C. REED . . Treazfwev Th h' h SHEPHERD e C I P I Chorusters' nexf stop-Carnegie Hall FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Abbetf, Bickersiaff, Bridges, Brown, Cain, Carmichael, Carver .... SECOND ROW: Clarkston, Coales, Cochran, Coffman, Cone, Conway, Cox . . . THIRD ROW: Danielson, Davis, Dean, Dempsey, Dixon, Durden, Eberhardf.. . . FOURTH ROW: Ellison, Emmerling, Ewing, Floyd, Gaerlner, Gill, Goulding. BELOW: Don'f lei fhat whale get away! Henry Ford's jealous FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Granger, Griffin, Harley, Hodgson, Hawkins, Jackson, Kahlerl .... SECOND ROW: Knighl, Langstaff, Lawler, J. LeCraw, V. LeCraw, Livingston Lochridge .... THIRD ROW: Mankin, Manrey, Mayfield, McGinnis, Mealing, 'S. Mellen, W. Mellen .... FOURTH ROW: Merry, Nelson, O'CaIlaghan, Oglesby, Owens Perkins, Perry .... FIFTH ROW: Pelerson, Read, Redfield, Reed, Reese, Sasnetf, Schoening .,., SIXTH ROW: Scott, Siles, Smifh, Soulhard, Sprafley, Slevens, Slewarl. . . SEVENTH ROW: Slory, Taylor, Thelsen, Toben, Van Winkle, While, Womack. . . gi 0 5 J' G mega CAHf,9fel CHI PHI, founded at Princeton in 1824 ' , is one of the oldest national fraternities. The conservative and highly selective ' ' national expansion policy of the fra- ternity has resulted in the formation of thirty-three chapters, of which our Tech chapter, Omega, is among the foremost. The Omega chapter was founded at Tech in 15904, and it was the first fraternity on the campus to own its own house. The membership of the chapter, now numbering ninety actives and pledges, continues, as in the past, to be highly active athletically, scholastically, and socially. ABOVE Going down two .... BELOW' Our gridiron heroes TOP: Coach Reese talks if over with the boys .... MIDDLE: When better wrecks are built, Chi Phi will build lhem .... BOTTOM: Hodgson's bored. if 'TQ' Zi' if-1, ' .if 't lf . my lr 'T . ' , Y.: ,.. ,, , 1 4 l. I-1 7' g::,L:,,'V,' . l'-Qefiyd wp QM ,7 r-,V -, n 1' ' .qlwxy wx ,ff T' .',ff,.l'L' ,sr x,fU'Zff5'ix'i'. 55 7 ,Qffx f 'X Flu Ir,:,,,! 15' s., I QI' iii. f X N . zu ff .x 'J .! m e f l LL...I 009 I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Appling, Blohm, J. L. Brownlee, T. C. Brownlee, Cliflon, Corley, Dasher .,.. SECOND ROW: Dowman, Dufour, Garretf, Green, Hansen, Hardy Harris .... THIRD ROW: Hlnson, Husband, Kifchens, Krefchman, Kruse, Lamb, Lashley .... FOURTH ROW: Luby, Marquand, McCarvey, Moore, Skellie, Spivey, H. G. 'Stewart M. APPLING R. M. BLACK W. H. BLOHM J. L. BROWNLEE T. C. BROWNLEE E. R. CLIFTON H. A. CORLEY G. E. DASHER W. F. DOWMAN R. M. DUFOUR F. D. GARRETT L. M. GILBERT W. M. GREEN MEMBERS E. G. HANSEN H. F. HARDY W. M. HARRIS C. G. HAWKINS G. B. HINSON R. J. HOSTETLER R. E. HUGHES C. S. HUSBAND L. E. KITCHENS F. C. KRETCHMAN H. W. KRUSE W. L. LAMB E. LASHLEY R. E. LUEY R. E. MARQUAND E. M. MCCARVEY C. E. MOORE S. W. SIMPSON A. C. SKELLIE J. W. SPIVEY H. G. STEWART R. B. STEWART J. E. TATUM K. R. THOMPSON C. A. WALLACE D. E. WILSON TOP TO BOTTOM: R. B Stewart, Tatum, Thompson, Wallace. CQ0fH, 38606 6A6'Ll0f9l Since its founding at Union College, Hamil- ton, New York, on May 20, 1841, Chi Psi has grown to its present size of twenty-six chapters. Still small in number as compared with some of the other national fraternities, it has been a strong believer in conservatism and has placed the stress on quality rather than on quantity. Because of this policy the ties between the chapters and the national fraternity have always been exceptionally strong. Alpha Iota Delta of Chi Psi has now reached the quarter century mark of its exis- tence, being founded at Tech on December 15, 1925. Through the years there have been many ups and downs as is characteristic of any infant organization, but hard work has brought what we feel to be a well-rounded fraternity. ...w,.,44,3s 1 SKELLIE O F F I C E R S A. C. SKELLIE . . . Pferident E. LASHLEY . . . Vice President R. B. STEWART . . . Sec1'tea4'y F. C. KRETCHMAN . . TfEd5Zl1'61' You're surrounded, Bob. MUfde 9 '5 Row LEFT: Yellow Jacket League champs .... BELOW: On guard. T. M. ALLEN M. ARELLANO J. J. BARADELL P. BARQUIN L. B. BAYLEY G. C. BRYANT F. BUFFONE H. S. BUTLER E. J. CARROLL T. R. CECIL R. H. CONNELL R. S. DAVISON R. S. DIVINE C. E. EDWARDS STEMFEL MEMBERS J. D. LITTLE JOHN C. N. MAIOCCO R. T. IVIEYER F. W. MEYERS J. PEDULA G. W. PRUIT1' B. E. PYE J. D. REEVES J. N. SCANDALIOS J. D. SHELDON F. H. Sos1N J. G. SPRAUL H. E. STANLEY G. C. STAPLETON L. W. ELLENWOOD J. H. STEMFEL R. G. ELLIS G. M. ELROD L. J. ENGEL J. E. FREY G. L. GLUYAS B. GORDON R. HENNINGS F. W. KOINIG J. E. LAVELLE H. L. LINDSEY F. C. TALLANT J. D. THOMAS J. A. ToRCAssI R. H. TYLER L. E. VALLEJO A. J. VAN SUETENDAEL C. J. VICARI M. E. WALLACE R. WALLACE R. H. WALLING DELTA 244940, gamma tel' DELTA SIGMA PHI was founded at City College of New York in 1899. From this it has grown to its present strength of fifty-live chapters, eleven of which were installed last year. This expansion of our national organization is continuing with ten more chapters scheduled to be installed this year. Delta Sigma Phi came to the Tech campus as the Alpha Gamma Chapter in 1920. During the last two years the chapter has undergone a rigorous reorganization program which extends from remodeling the downstairs to acquiring one of the strongest and most closely knit chap- ters that the fraternity has ever experienced. In the next few years the chapter is looking forward to having a new home. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen, Arellano, Baradell, Barquin, Bayley ..., SECOND ROW: Bryant, Buffone, Butler, Carroll, Cecil .... THIRD ROW: Connell, Davison, Divine, Edwards, Ellenwood .... FOURTH ROW: Ellis, Elrod, Engel, Frey, Gluyas. . . . FIFTH ROW: Gordon, Hennlngs, Lavelle, Littleiohn, Maiocco. . I 3 1.,..::il 9 'Qual y, . , wi. '4 ,, ja 1 .'f'-j '11, ',g,:1ll,., . ..' II'-.,. .,,,1'.'Ff'1 'T '., ,J M' .Vg' ' ' I , .. 1 9 .M 7 -- 3 '- Y -vf-Y V -f V : J I V Q11 V,:,..:r.E:'.gfa1...'L J .. . SIGMA PHI OFFICERS J. H. STEMPEL Prefident R. S. DAVISON Vice Prefident G. L. GLUYAS Secretary L. W. ELLENWOOD Treamrer FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. W. Meyers, Pruitf, Pye, Reeves. . . . SECOND ROW: Scandalios, Sheldon, Sosin, Slanley .... THIRD ROW: Slaplelon, Slempel, Tallanl, Thomas. . . . FOURTH ROW: Torcassi, Tyler, Vallejo, Van Suelendael .... FIFTH ROW: Vicari, M. E. Wallace, R. Wallace, Walling. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Unaccus- tamed as I am . . . Wheels? . . . MIDDLE: Big doings at lhe Bill- more .... RIGHT: Stempel gels all the breaks. fax , I I 1 I I i . TNA , ,I I . I I .1'g.,. N - - .gym . N'-. 5. I I.. .f ' 4 I I I div Y Y An Y A Y in Y 3 Viz, ,en TJLK-1 LLL- f L- .S-:.:.'.e M----Lfafvwef- -me-was OFFICERS H C JOHNSTON P1'6.fZ67l67ZZ J D GRAY Vice Pfrerzdefzt W E REISER Secretaf 31 T. A. GI-IORMLEY . . Trearwer JOHNSTON amma Qi Cdayofer DELTA TAU DELTA was founded in 1859 at Bethany College, Virginia, and has grown and prospered through the years until it now stands securely with seventy- seven active chapters throughout the nation and over forty thousand alumni. The Gamma Psi chapter of Delta Tau Delta was established on the Tech campus in April of 1921. ' Advocating an active college life for its members, Gamma Psi has continually displayed that spirit on the Tech campus by having Delts in ANAK, O.D.K., Student Council, THE BLUE PRINT, Technique, and Yellow jacket, and other extra- curricular activities. The social aspects of fraternity life were again realized to the fullest with buffer suppers, hayrides, informal dances, house-parties, and the annual Delt Rainbow Ball. Rounding out a full year of activity, the Delts participated in all instramural sports. Tennessee mounfaineers-Dell style Ill Ile I L4 Our beloved president man- ' handling the floor waxer FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Avery, Barlow .... SECOND ROW: Barre, Beard .... THIRD ROW: Bell, Bize .... FOURTH ROW: Blackburn, Boswell. . . . FIFTH ROW: Bradshaw, Bryan .... SIXTH ROW: Bryant, Cochrane. Valuin- il IMTAI FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cusack, Dean, Eastwood, Elsinger, Farley, Ferrell .... SECOND ROW: Gales, Ghormley, Gibson, Graham, Gray, Greaser .... THIRD ROW: Greene, Gregory, Griffifh, G. Hallman, M. Hallman, Hardin .... FOURTH ROW: Hefner, Hullinger, Iacuzzi, Janney, Johns, P. Jones ..., FIFTH ROW: Lee, Lish, Long, Love, McCamish, Mclinighl .... SIXTH ROW: Minion, Morrow, Netscher, Nickles, Powell, Reddy. TAU DELTA 35 M E M B E R S N. AVERY C. FERRELL E. W. BARLOW L. GATES E. BARNES T. A. GHORMLEY K. M. BARRE R. R. GIBSON B. BEARD M. M. GRAHAM J. I. BELL L. GRANT J. BIZE J. D. GRAY R. E. BLACKBUURN R. GREASER E. B. BOSWELL W. T. GREENE H. BOURNE A. GREGORY H. BRADSHAW R. GRIFFITH B. BRYAN G. HALLMAN B. BRYANT M. HALLMAN J. CHAPMAN J. A. COCHRANE T. N. HARDIN D. W. CUSACK S. L. DEAN D. W. EASTWOOD J. H. ELSINGER H. P. FARLEY R. HEFNER D. HILL C. HULLINGER R. IACUZZI A. B. JANNEY B. JOHNS I948 IFC soffball champs L m FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Reiser, Roberfson, Saunders .... SECOND ROW: Seegar, Senna, Sims .... THIRD ROW: Smith, Sfrange-Bosfon, Sfrip- Iing .... FOURTH ROW: Sweefon, Tringas, Usher .... FIFTH ROW: Van- derbleek, Vaughn, Vaughan .... SlXTH'ROW: Verdery, Willingham, Zalanka. .Jia E diff H. C. JOHNSTON E. B. JONES P. JONES G. KOLINKO W. LEE E. F. LISH G. LONG D. LORING J. E. LOVE H. F. MCCAMISH R. A. MCDUFFIE M. MCKNIGHT J. T. MINTON S. MORRIS R. K. MORROW E. NETSCHER G. NEWTON T. M. NICKLES J. C. POWELL R. E. REDDY ABOVE: Gawk, Hank, and dafes at Ihe Ar'I'isI's Ball .... RIGHT: A typical IM aflernoon lab. I X ' +I 'I 'NL 4 I I l m I! I MEMBERS W. E. REISER J. L. ROBERTSON W. K. SAUNDERS L. B. SEEGAR J. F. SENNA W. H. SIMS L. L. SMITH D. L. STRANGE-BOSTON R. J. STRIPLING F. R. SWEETON C. J. TRINGAS D. W. USHER J. VANDERBLEEK T. M. VARNSON R. E. VAUGHN V. G. VAUGHAN L. F. VERDERY J. VIBBERTS F. WILLINGHAM E. J. ZALANKA i T. TOP: She musl have lhought that Jeep was a rushee. . .. RIGHT: Prexy Johnsfon crowns Boo Ingram as Queen of Della Tau Del- ia. . . . BELOW: Two all, the all on one. Wmsardv Ts EH Ifikfkfilg .. . W. E. ADAMS T. C. ADERHOLD S. M. AUSTIN . P. BAHRT . F. BOATNER N. BOISSY W. BONWELL M. BOSTICK S. BRATTON C. BROWN J. F. BRYANT W. R. BURRUS R. A. BUSH F. L. BUTLER J. C. CAMPBELL D. R. CAPPS W. T. CARTER F. S. CHALMERS J. G. CHASTAIN R. W. CHEATHAM D. P. CONE W. A. CONNER J. J. CORDOVA of-IERPPO C. J. FORD J. W. FORD R. A. FORD C. R. FRIERSON S. L. FULLER C. R. GARDNER R. M. GIFFIN R. M. GILL B. I. GRIMES W. B. GRIMES J. C. HAYS G. W. HEAD E. T. HENRY H. L. HILL L. W. HILL J. F. HINTON J. C. HOLMES E. HORNE T. E. HORNE W. B. HOUSTON G. W. HYRNE G. A. JARRARD W. F. JOHNSON KAPPA ALPHA MEMBERS W. J. LUCKETT S. H. LYNAH W. H. LYNAH C. J. MCCOMMON G. S. MCKINLEY P. G. MCKINLEY D . C. MCNEIL H. W. MACLIN B. K. MADDOX G. D. MALONE W. M. MANN wpwomwwwwp WUC H. MARTHENS G. MARTIN C. MEREDIT1-I J. MITCHELL C. MONAGHAN C. MOORE P. MORETON M. MYERS L. NEIGHBORS K. NELSON B. NEWTON . R. NIMOCKS S. NOLAN R. P. OLIVER J.vv.PAGE T. O. PATTON J. D. PHILLIPS C. H. PHILPOT H. A. PIPES W. T. PORTER H. J. PRICE F. R. RAUTON R. I.. RAWLS P. J. REGISTER G. T. RICE R. H. RICE A. L. ROBERTS L. H. ROBERTS P. A. ROSE R. W. RUSSELL R. A. SAFFER I. J. SCOTT J. R. SECKMAN C. D. SHAMEL E. L. SHIELDS W. D. SHIPPEN S. R. SIMCOX G. E. SPIVEY E. H. STALL C. R. SWANEY C. A. SWEETS L. L. TAYLOR G. N. THOMAS M. D. TILLER R. B. TIPPETT R. J. VEENSTRA M. L. VIRDEN C. W. WALKER J. R. WALTERS W. A. WALTERS S. J. WEEMS W. A. WHITESDE C. M. WILLIAMS J. S. WILLIAMS T. S. WILLIAMS W. W. VVILLINGHAM T. D. WOODWARD N. J. COUCH J. B. KALMBACH F. C. CRAIG J. M. KEELIN P. M. CRAWFORD W. T. KING B. S. DEAVER H. J. KIZER H. S. DIXON R. G. KREILING W. E. DUNWODY E. KUYKENDALL R. A. DYSART B. G. KYLE K. A, ERIKSON H. H. LANGSTON C. R. FAIRCLOTH A. R. LANSING R. S. FARMER D. I. LEE J. E. FELTHAM R. E. LEE C. W. FBTHE 0 FF I C E R S C. MCNEIL . . . Preficient P A. ROSE . . . Vice Prefident E H. STALL . . . Secretary W. T. KING . . Trenmfer M-:NEIL Who? Me? FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Aderhold, Ausfin, Bahrf, Boissy, Bonwell, Bostick, Bralton, Brown, Bryanl .... SECOND ROW: Burrus, Buller, Campbell, Carfer, Chalmers Chastain, Cheatham, Conner, Cordova .... THIRD ROW: Couch, Crawford, Dixon, Dysarf, Erikson, Fairclolh, Farmer, Fellham, Fefhe .... FOURTH ROW: C. J. Ford J. W. Ford, Frierson, Gardner, Glll, W. B. Grimes, Hays, Head, Henry. CLOCKWISE: Bingo! . . . Thls was Homecoming, you shmoo .... What do l do now? 441 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. L. Hill, Hinlon, Holmes, E. Horne, T. E. Horne, Jarrard, Kalmbach, Keelin, King .... SECOND ROW: Kizer, Kreiling, Kuykendall Langsion, Lansing, D. I. Lee, R. E. Lee, Luckelf, McCommon. . . ,THIRD ROW: G. S. McKinley, P. G. McKinley, McNeil, Maclin, Maddox, Malone, Mann, Marthens, Marlin. . . . FOURTH ROW: Meredilh, Mitchell, Monaghan, Moore, Morefon, Myers, Neighbors, Nelson, Newlon .... FIFTH ROW: Nimocks, Nolan, Oliver, Page, Paf- Ion, Philpof, Porfer, Price, Raufon .... SIXTH ROW: Regisfer, G. T. Rice, R, H. Rice, L. H. Roberfs, Rose, Russell, Scott, Seckman, Shields .... SEVENTH ROW: Shippen, Simcox, Spivey, Siall, Swaney, Sweefs, Taylor, Thomas, Tiller .... EIGHTH ROW: Tippetf, Walker, W. A. Wallers, J. R. Walfers, Weems, Whiieside, C. M. Williams, D. N. Williams, J. S. Williams. flaw G11 fa .Agia 8Adf!9lf9I THE KAPPA ALPHA Order was founded in 1865 at Washington and Lee University. There are seventy-two chapters in the Order, all of which are located below the Mason-Dixon Line. The fraternity has eighty-two alumni chapters which are located in the larger cities in all parts of the country. Alpha Sigma chapter was founded in October, 1899, and throughout the years down to the present, the fraternity has maintained a prominent position on the Tech campus scholastically, socially, athletically, as well as in the extra-curricular activities. Highlights of the social season include the Convivum-celebration of Robert E. Lee's birthday, the winter quarter formal dance, and the annual house-party. Bull sessi Call and raise you Two! if g 1 tif I W , 2, ,H ly,-V . 1 ,HULL , . , , , AL if Q . : f N- nk M, g ,-. A- ' . ' V I f ' Fffi. 'filffi-'fill-2 ' if-wx , -. . , , A . ,A , ,- ,Q . , 4'.uQ.'.L f - -' W- ,.LL...:iall..- Z '-f-ral, . 1 ABOVE: If shouId've won LEFT: Are my eyes deceiving me?-Bingo af the KA house. 'Sac , 5 ln Qffflxzfgi- 2 E K A 1?- O O S E Q X rr O OFFICERS srms A5040 GM, 6A6Ll9tQI THE KAPPA SIGMA fraternity was founded December 10, 1869, at the University of Virginia. It now ranks third in size among the national fraternities, with one hundred fourteen chapters located in forty-seven states and Canada and a total membership of nearly sixty thousand. I Alpha Tau chapter was chartered at Tech on the 18th day of October, 1895, and is one of the oldest fraternities on the campus. Our chapter has always sup- ported extra-curricular activities and has men in key positions in many campus organizations and publications. We are fortunate in having a very active alumni chapter in Atlanta, and with their help We are progressing rapidly with our plans for the building of a new house in the near future. We have had a very successful year, socially, with a number of dances, costume parties, and outings. Our outstanding social event is the annual Kappa Sigma Black and White Ball. R. E. STINE . . Preriderzl E. T. STURGIS . . Vice Preriderzz G. N. DAVISON . . Secretary G. B. SCHNABEL . . Treasurer BELOW: Wonder what he's looking for? ftlgilrr 9.32116 rj 1 if - ,. if .args 3 , 5 ,. .,,,L.,V V , , , .,.. . A fp. ' , ex X Homecoming has him up a tree. Q 'vs -J T t. We 7 use XQAYQN Q1 web ff? Xa X Q Q K wg was V -. gpm , s,ii5lx5.lf:5i7aZ t ,... , ,...,, , 'f . sem. w FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen, Anders. . . . SECOND ROW: Andrews, Ashley. . . . THIRD ROW: Affaway, Barber .... FOURTH ROW: Barineau, Barneif .... FIFTH ROW: Barney, Berryman .... SIXTH ROW: Branson, Bruce. - - -Lf - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruner, Chaille, Corbetf, Cunningham, Davison, Daniell, Dickerl' .... SECOND ROW: R. B. Ellioft, W. F. Elliolf, Englerfh, French, Fulton Gammage, Gafhrighl .... THIRD ROW: Gillespie, Goodman, Haines, Hale, J. R. Harris, P. Harris, Hartman .... FOURTH ROW: Haynes, Higgins, Hill, Howell Hughes, Johnson, Jones .... FIFTH ROW: Lichty, Linenkhol, W. A. Lilfle, Lolf, Malone, McKay, Mink .... SIXTH ROW: Morion, Norville, Osfrander, Peale, Perry Pippin, Ray. KAPPA SI FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Reeves, Ricketis, Roberson .... SECOND ROW: Roberis, Robinson, Sansom .... THIRD ROW: Schroeder, Smith, Sfurgis .... FOURTH ROW: Sullivan, Thombley, Wambsgans .... FIFTH ROW: Wafkins, Wheeler, Wilson .... SIXTH ROW: Woosley, Wren, Wright. W. H. ALLEN W. H. ANDERS F. E. ANDREWS J. E. ASHLEY J. J. ATTAWAY T. H. BACHMAN R. W. BAMBERG A. W. BARBER W. E. BARINEAU D. H. BARNES P. G. BARNETT W. F. BARNEY G. L. BERRYMAN C. F. BRANSON J. R. BRUCE W. G. BRUNER J. M. CARTER J. L. CI-IAILLE J. H. CORBETT A. CRAWFORD B. H. CUNNINGHAM H. H. DANIELL E .cf ri N' 9. I 4. MEMBERS G. N. DAVISON E. J. DICKERT R. B. ELLIOTT W. F. ELLIOTT W. M. ENGLERTI-I C. FOSCUE J. T. FRENCH C. H. FULTON H. M. GAMMAGE J. T. GATHRIGHT J. A. GILLESPIE H. W. GOODMAN D. V. GUY F. W. HAINES J. A. HALE J. R. HARRIS P. E. HARRIS D. M. HARTMAN G. W. HAYNES A. B. HIGGINS K. B. HILL D. N. HOWELL C. A. HUGHES J. E. JACKSON C. G. JOHNSON F. L. JONES C. KAH J. P. LICHTY R. E. LINENKOI-IL F. R. LITTLE S. B. LOTT M. M. MACUCH W. J. MALONE L. K. MCKAY W. C. MINK D. C. MORTON Z. S. NORVILLE W. S. OSTRAINTDER C. P. OWENS S. PEALE H. D. PERRY J. E. PIPPIN Lei Ihose good 'times roll! 5 C. L. RAY J. W. REEVES D. O. RICKETTS J. E. ROBERSON G. A. ROBERTS R. F. ROBINSON R. D. SANSOM G. B. SCHNABEL W. H. SCHROEDER J. T. SEYMOUR W. V. SMITH W. B. SMYTHE R. E. STINB ABOVE: Rave on, Leon! . . . RIGHT: I+'Il never get off ground. MEMBERS E. T. STURGIS J. P. SULLIVAN R. L. THOMBLEY J. H. WALLACE A. H. WAMBSGANS R. P. WATKINS, E. R. WHEELER H. S. WILSON W. B. WOOSLEY J. K. WREN B. J. WRIGHT G. D. WRIGHT vi 2-rvfk-I' 9 5:2 V . 'I ...T,4. TOP TO BOTTOM: Funny, ain'+ if? . . . Capfain Speedy -still maneuvering. Oo Q, P1f't3l?x I v? 'I I '..4 we? 4 ' T H A A A .06 .1 ' n':-04 d . 2 'Z law.: f A . QI. , f.. -.-rv . I I ' ,.1-,tire-.ff:21it.f'-east'e 0 F F I C E R S W. W. CAINES . . Pveriflent C. S. FELNER . . Vice P1'ericie1zz CAINES J. F. CHEELY . . Secretary J. I. COX . . Trearmfer g Eid, .JQLIOIOG C!LHfl9lf9l' THE LAMBDA CHI fraternity was founded at Boston University in 1909. During the relatively short time since its organiza- tion, Lamba Chi Alpha has become one of the largest inter- national fraternities. The Beta Kappa chapter was installed in 1942 after thirteen years as Alpha Gamma of Beta Kappa fraternity. Since that time it has maintained a policy of participation in campus activities, and has produced several campus leaders and last year a basketball team that Won the IFC championship. High- lights of the year were moving into our new house at 792 Techwood Drive, and the annual winter formal. Xi I - 5 Presenhng the great, new, , Ili , .... beffer-rhan-ever ra 'J if- 1 tfftrwifsgrrf, a1.- Y. 1 -' , I 1' fffi-. .M LCA-ffwbllel lf' NL r' if 1' 3 . 52- ft' 2? 'ff' X Q. ff.-ff 1 F K f'f'f?J' ,J .4 I Q-LaG,?.'e?f9m,t94 fwfg .sesrv'Ee.,:1'z.,K.g:fSf1New-'fZ?.?-fiLfLgx:v.'.I af .1 1 ' ', 5312 :am f4.-'1-- M ' f-'5vHes2a'Q5u.'i -1 '.,'1y,.5C4a?'- L lik! 1 I , , , S' 5,15 gfiaajiiye1-ag-,wir3ica:5fi.f-'su -WL-1.0, , , 'P ' Hg 1,.I,:. z 1:1Efff',s.fLf,J,gMA ct:- i V II -1314, I Ig Q ' BF' 2-I I .Ll f w 1 ,gn N ,. ,gf-'te A ..ra.1..a,-r.a ' LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Wi. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson, Bacon, Bearden, Brown .... SECOND ROW: Buck, J. E. Burke, W. O. Burke, Caines .... THIRD ROW: Carroll, Chapman, Cheely, Chrisfeson .... FOURTH ROW: Conner, Cowarf, Cox, Day. TOP TO BOTTOM: Christmas cheer for underprivileged children .... Whaf's this -the Iafesf Paris creafiong W. G. ANDERSON W. B. BACON R. W. BEARDEN J.T.BROUGHTON T. L. BROWN P. C. BUCK J. E. BURKE W. O. BURKE W. W. CAINES R. L. CARROLL E. O. CHAPMAN J. F. CHEELY MEMBERS E. C. L. R. J. L. G. D. R. A. HOLMEN W. HUGHES O. HUNTER INGLETT R. IVEY K. JACKSON P. JONES G. KENNEDY J. KLEPACH S. KOCAY M. KUNIANSKY G. W. KURTZ J. H. CHRISTESON L. G. LANIER J. W. CONNER F. A. LESLIE H. L. COWART A. J. MANGIONE Jul. COX J. C. MATHESON K. B, DAY T. W. MAY J. E. DENNIS A. F. MILLS G. L. DRINKARD D. J. NAPOLI R. H. DUBLER M. J. PENNINGTON B. B. EDNEY C. A. PERRY C. S. PELNER J. F. PRESCOTT M. H. FLOYD J. F. PROCTOR C. G. GRIFFIN H. T. RALEY W. H. GOODYEAR C. L. ROBERTS W. O. GORDON C. E. RYCKLEY W. G. GORDON E. P. SULLIVAN W. A. GRANBERRY J. S. TYSON R. F. GRIFFIN B. S. ULMER G. S. GRIFFITHS E. M. VANSTRUM F. W. HANAUER J. R. WEBSTER E. M. HARTLEY J. W. HAYES J. M. HOEY E. HOLLEY W. R. WILSON W. G. WOFFORD T. H. WOOD P. WRIGHT FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dubler, Edney, Felner, Floyd, Giffin, Goodyear, W. O. Gordon, W, G. Gordon, Granberry, Griffin .... SECOND ROW: Hanauer, Hayes, Hoey, Holley, Hunfer, Ingleff, Ivey, Jones, Kennedy, Kocay .... THIRD ROW: Kurtz, Lanier, Mangione, Mafheson, May, Mills, Penningfon, Perry, Prescoti, Proctor. . . . FOURTH ROW: Raley, Roberfs, Ryckley, Sullivan, Tyson, Ulmer, Vanslrum, Wilson, Wofford, Wright You can'I beat fhe house, Cox. .A I Qing OFFICERS L. J. DANIELS . . Pferidenz W. U. MORAN . Vice Prferiderzt F. B. WILLIAMS . . Secretary J. H. ROGERS . . Treamrer DANIELS eorgia aibegfa Cdczlolfer THE PHI DELTA THETA fraternity was founded in 1848 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. The fraternity seeks to promote the complete development of its members, intellectually, physically, and socially. In the furtherance of these objectives, Phi Delta Theta has initiated more than seventy thousand members, and now has one hundred and ten chapters located over the entire United States and in Canada. The Georgia Tech chapter, Georgia Delta, was established in 1902. The fraternity's social activities include an annual Spring formal dance, house parties, the Bowery Ball, and house dances. Phi Delta Theta annually contributes leaders to the campus life, including the fields of student government, class ofhcers, publications, honor societies, and athletics. Clothes make the man The beaufy and the beast. 'iii - 'SPEC- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Abboff, A. L Adams, T. E. Adams .... SECOND ROW: Ard Blemker, Boggs .... THIRD ROW: Bradley Brambletf, Brodnax .... FOURTH ROW: Brown Bryan, Buck .... FIFTH ROW: Callaway, I. S Camp, W. M. Camp .... SIXTH ROW: Carter Chandler, Coffee .... SEVENTH ROW: J, C. Cole man, J. T. Coleman, Cook .... EIGHTH ROW Curlin, Dalbo, Davidson. iiiawl at A' It Ii I fm- --- -- -mai sift: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dixon, R. M. Duggan, Durrelf, Ellinglon, Ellis, Ervin, Ferguson, Flowers, Founfain .... SECOND ROW: Fowlkes, Freeman, Fulmer, Garrard Geer, Goodharl, Graham, Graves, J. S. Griffin .... THIRD ROW: Gross, Hagler, Hardin, Harrell, Harris, Harvin, Hemmingway, Hlles, Hill .... FOURTH ROW Hobgood, Hodges, Holliday, Holman, Howell, Hulsey, Humphries, Hyde, Irving .... FIFTH ROW: Jay, Jerkins, D. A. Jewell, E. D. Jewell, H. P. Jewell, R. H. Jewell Joiner, Kinnebl, Kirby .... SIXTH ROW: La Clair, Lang, Lindsey, MacMillan, McCoy, McQuaid, Magbee, Mathews, Matthews .... SEVENTH ROW: Maxwell, E. B Monlague, Moran, Morrison, Murphy, Newton, Norris, Oalls, O'Keefe ,... EIGHTH ROW: O'Neill, Parker, Payne, Peeples, Pope, Radford, Rogers, Rosser, Scarborough DELT THE A E. H. GRAVES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scharfschwerdf, Scroggs, Sheffield .... SECOND ROW: Shiver Smalshaf, Spach .... THIRD ROW: Stanley, Sykes Swanson .... FOURTH ROW: J. B. Thompson G. W. Thompson, Tilley .... FIFTH ROW: Towles Tubbs, Turner .... SIXTH ROW: Tuten, Tuff, Wal fers .... SEVENTH ROW: F. B. Williams, G. N Williams, C. S. Winler .... EIGHTH ROW W. B. Winter, C. Q. Wrighl, W. G. Wright. IU L. V. ABBOTT Az Jaffa A. L. ADAMS T. E. ADAMS W. E. ALLEN D. D. ARD R. A. AYCOCK W. H. BARBER B. B. BLEMKER owe 3-HUD' E. BOGGS B. BRADLEY M. BRAMBLETT H. BRODNAX D. BROWN P. BRUCE M. BRYAN W. C. BUCK F. E. CALLAWAY I. S. CAMP W. M. CAMP W. J. CAMPBELL J. T. CANTRELL J. L. CARTER J. A. CHAMBERS J. C. CHANDLER G. C. CLAY J. M. CXJPFEE J. C. COLEMAN J. T. COLEMAN T. M. COOK H. COONS M EM B E R S S. W. COONS T. H. COONS F. H. CURLIN E. G. DALBO L. J. DANIELS C. L. DAVIDSON H. S. DAVIS J. R. DELLINGER R. G. DENNIS,' M. R. DIXON C. S. DUGGAN R. M. DUGGAN T. R. DURRETT J. D. ELLINGTON J. V. ELLIS T. C. ERVIN G. L. ETHERIDGE R. C. EWING D. M. FERGUSON C. M. FLOWERS C. P. FOUNTAIN D. L. FOWLKES R. J. FREEMAN W. O. FULMER F. U. GARRARD C. M. GEER R. H. GOODI-IART W. F. GOW T. L. GRAHAM J. S. GRIFFIN J. K. GRIFFIN W. E. GROSS . W. HAGLER S. HARDIN . C. HARRELL . J. HARRIS . R. HARVIN E. HEMMINGWAY J. G. HILES T. W. HILL J. K. HOBGOOD C. M. HODGES J. R. HOLLIDAY W. H. HOLMAN D. E. HOWDEN H. S. HOWELL E. C. HULSEY H. C. HUMPHRIES J. L. HUTCHESON N. V. HYDE F. H. IDE A. D. IRVING T. W. JAY W. T. JERKINS D. A. JEWELL H. P. JEWELL R. H. JEWELL pvnmzvpsf-I II QL RWM 'I Ca IX KWIIRQ BRQIISY .Wm 'R I Homecoming, '48. jim C. W. JOINER P. G. JONES D. R. KENNEDY J. R. KINNETT H. M. KIRBY H. L. LA CLAIR W. H. LACY J. L. LANG H. V. LINDSEY R. M. MACMILLAN L. T. MCCOY D. A. MCGREGOR J. E. MCKENZIE C. M. MCQUAID J. R. MAGBEE W. C. MATHEWS W. E. MATTHEWS G. C. MAXWELL G. E. MENDE G. W. MILNER E. B. MONTAGUE R. P. MONTAGUE W. U. MORAN F. M. MORRISON .MEMBERS J. H. O'NEILL A. J. PARKS E. W. PARKER J. K. SHIVER T. H. SMALSHAF J. SMITH R. SMITH W. SMITH J. C. SPACH J. M. STANLEY T. SUDDETH L. W. SYKES E. M. SWANSON J. B. THOMPSON G. W. THOMPSON E. F. TILLEY W. T. TOWLES J. D. TUBBS W. E. TURNER J. G. TUTEN J. F. TUIT J. T. WATTERS F. B. WILLIAMS G. N. WILLIAMS C. S. WINTER W. B. WINTER A. M. WRIGHT C. Q. WRIGHT ABOVE: Befcha he doesn'+ even know wha? fhe orchesira is playing. BELOW: Pas?-prexy Holliday and The boss. J. E. MURPHY S. A. NEWTON E. B. NORRIS J. I. OATTS J. E. OKEEFE ABOVE: Whaf happened fo W. G. VVRIGHT your date, Barry? RIGHT: No more girls fhan HWP1' usual. '7iaf!l'3 v.7 1' '11 '11f117j'-5, ?n'g'f':-PM-15 ' ,q'dT'i.. .T 'I' ' 'T JH ' W -M' - TNQ 'W' ' ' ' 5 -W J -'+L 1- x,,7M--'2.1fF.-1.-- wwf If ,E 'wg V,-'g mL' ,3:.,..'q.f 5 'Q 1: .'-1,1--T nt' 3 O' 'A .2 'Ii' .I-lf:JK:--ww f.-I-'u..f1-Jaw-' . . IU 7 Lid' T '..l. I- ooo W '5'?' A . O 7 .lllll. 5 IX 6 5 5 'W ,v PHI EPS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arno, Baer, Edleson, Epsfein, Fox, Frieden, Gelernfer .... SECOND ROW: Goldberg, Goodman, Gufhman, Handen, Hecht, Hohen stein, Kahn .... THIRD ROW: Klein, Kleinman, Lenfchner, Levenson, Levy, A. Lowi, D. Lowi .... FOURTH ROW: Mandel, Perlis, Pollio, Rosen, Rothholz, Rubel W 'SAW ifsvy all ffiffi, Www WWI.. amz, 5 an uf-:Pk 4' Q , Wee 3: f 4,2 Q ff ., ., .Q V Z' ' 1 :Ie - - .fZf:': ' 'V 4 we-ff Mfr - Q M. 1.1 -M4 ' , . v324 H4 '- M ee.-.. ,, A fvwwf .., W -V-2. 1 , . ,. .V ,W 2 ',- .I I : I f -M' ffff ' ...... ,,,, 1 I I... 1 I . ff,-.. , ' vm,,? 1-Ivb:4f'm.fswf-,... ' -- 5. f. ,...A.1-4Mya..1-,,,.,,.1,mgg5-1ifi1Y.'57, ,,,.,,F . .. M NAM e.,g5.,w,.ggg,,,m,.,,,-A wp ,rf V- - f , 51.5-MQ 4' ' 1-N' -4' iff--1 . '-Iifsx 1s:,,,. I -' -.454-1. me fig .w 4'-w. . r .m v MW? J . .W ' df ,.f - 1' V 5 , f-mfg-1 msgs. ,qu .A .Ir . fr -wimsgwfwwawiwfwji WW . .I . , QI 54. ' M . ,. R, N E. . . E j- F, na.-rcmzin s f , 3 '7l 'Vw 25 M Q I af f 1-V' 'I ediiw a 4 J' f Ns'-n no Q H.. Simpson. T. ARNO A. R. BAER B. EDLESON E. S. EPSTEIN R. J. Fox L. S. FRIEDEN M. GELERNTER A. I. GOLDBERG M. B. GOODMAN S. GUTHMAN C. HANDEN MEMBERS R. G. HECHT C. L. HOHENSTEIN L. A. KAHN L. A. KLEIN R. L. KLEINMAN D. M. LENTCHIXIER L. M. LEVENSON T. LEVY A. LOWI D. L. Lowi R. M. MANDEL L. J. PERLIS F. POLLIO D. I. ROSEN P. S. ROTHHOLZ I. E. RUBEL M. SIMPSON B. ULMAN R. WASSERSTEIN W. WEILLER F. L. WOLF - . - . f if ff- n,.,1, :ure-ul - -3 , f' 'gm-: ' 'si ifsf-iii au , . . i. it ' E A it . , ' I is .VL Ever. V X ul-gg',453-,en,.3y,E555p5jtQ .flRii,q,gg33f-,,U.!,.Q--,,:,,q-an-1., 'A ,Y .Y H i i V V V , , L - V i i1 5F'i,j, Eff 'iii,3f.'i1f'.'i': lg7i7N f'glS3g lE'iif'tifS. .53-,F i3'5fQ':'5 '- , . f ,, ' ,M -V-. 1 I 'fl . . ,V r - .. ILO TOP TO BOTTOM: Ulman Wassersiein, Weiller, Wolf. N Pl M fer' PHI EPSILON PI was founded November 24, 190-4, at the College of the City of New York. The national fraternity has expanded considerably since its early beginning and now boasts of thirty-three chapters extend- ing over the entire nation. Xi Chapter was established on the Tech campus January 15, 1916. Always one of the leaders in participation in campus activities, The Phi Eps are once again proud of their record of campus work. In addition to their intramural athletic en- deavors, The Phi Eps are members of almost every honorary, professional, and scholastic organization on the campus. During the past year, the fraternity pur- chased the ground for the erection of its new and modern home. Having been forced to vacate its old house because of the new superhighway, the fraternity now occupies temporary quarters and looks forward to the opening of its new home. WOLF O F F I C E R S F. L. WOLF . . Preririerzt A. I. GOLDBERG . . Vice Premiere! M. B. GOODMAN . . Secretary L. A. KLEIN . . . Treasurer K . ABOVE, LEFT: Some of fhe boys with a jug full of that good old mouniain dew .... ABOVE: AI Lowi exhibits flying squirrel. . EXTREME LEFT: The happy fhrong. . . . LEFT: Mech under difficuifies. f.....---f - -W. , N l 1 . l U mln? x. ff HEN DRY MEMBERS S. C. ANDERSON T. E. BELL W. J. BELL T. M. BENDER W. E. COE C. M. CRABTREE R. E. CRAYCRAFT J. R. ESSON E. R. EVANS E. M. FEENEY R. C. FLEMING W. E. FLORANCE W. S. FLYNT G. T. FULTON H. R. GLENN R. M. GUTWEIN R. I. HALLOCK P. P. HARDING A. L. HENDRY G. H. KLOEPFER T. J. MARSHALL C. J. PEEIFEER J. H. POWELL F. D. PRYOR H. D. RAYMOND R. B. REED W. A. Ross E. O. ROTRAMEL S. H. SCOTI R. A. SHEFFEY C. S. SWIFT D. E. TAYLOR S. W. TIMMERMAN H. M. WADSWORTH R. B. WEEKS W. J. WOLFF D. W. YOUMANS G. M. YOUMANS HI GAMMA 6Ll'l'Ll'1'LG, jam fel' PHI GAMMA DELTA had its origin at jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, in 1848. It was founded primarily as a southern fra- ternity, but just before the War Between the States it became a national organization. Phi Gamma Delta now has a membership of forty-seven thousand and is represented on seventy-nine campuses. Gamma Tau chapter was installed at Tech in 1926 when Gamma Tau Delta, a strong local fraternity, was granted a charter by Phi Gamma Delta. One of the highlights of the year was the opening of the dining room in January. The chapter has been very active in extra-curricular and intramural activities, and has enjoyed a full social life this year with the annual house-party in north Georgia, the Norris Pig Dinner, and the many parties and dances at the house. . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson, Bender, Coe, Crabtree .... SECOND ROW: Esson Evans, Feeney, Fleming .... THIRD ROW: Fulion, Gulwein, Hallock, Harding. . . FOURTH ROW: Hendry, Marshall, Pfeiffer, Powell .... FIFTH ROW: Pryor, Raymond Reed, Rotramel. 13' SWYQLWAH 49.14 1: 'fYfifj.lE.'Iffs5S DELTA . 1 , ,f3g,.,,,q .,.,:,::,-jg... -,,5i1.fr 3 , ,ii ' ' pw- L -5 . , if. .','..L-,.1., J-5f':J:g'l.5 ,gafwffzgm-s-Qu-f.:.,-w J . ,. , qw-, ...,., ..., ,- g:,. I, -111,5 K T 'Q - V . 'J 5- M W LJ L 1 '1 RIGHT: Cap-Clax cop cos- now, Bender, if's like this . . . 0 F F I C ER S A. L. HENDRY . Pfrefident 'fume CUP' ' - H. M. WADSWORTH . . S ecremry J. R. ESSON . . Treafzwer . BELOW: Well, RIGHT: Anabell serves. . BELOW: Fish and poi FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scoll, Sheffey. . . . SECOND ROW: Swlfl, Taylor. . . . THIRD ROW: Timmerrnan, Wadsworth .... FOURTH ROW: Weeks, Wolff .... FIFTH ROW: D. W. Youmanx, G. M. Youmans. I , - ,z , . ., If...-f-if.1e.f,fr..q-I.,ItIn,g'II,.-,f,arI'aiI-'I ,gygg ,rg .Y 1 ' I .43 V ' KAPPA SIGMA WILLIAMS .xdgoda Wu Cpftayofer PHI KAPPA SIGMA, now composed of forty-two active chapters, was founded in 1850 at the University of Pennsylvania. The Alpha Nu chapter was founded in 1904 and distinguished itself in founding the ANAK Society, the highest local honorary society on the Georgia Tech campus. Besides being very active socially, the Phi Kappa Sigs are well represented in the worthwhile organizations and activities on the campus. The chapter recently moved into a new house at 172 Fourth Street, and already many fine plans made in the past are beginning to materialize. At last the Phi Kappa Sigs are returning to their pre-war status of influence at Tech. U X gi.. D :I ,Q , 5 'gp' . VR N '66 -1:15.-I X' if A 1 a 1 .r-ff 'g, ' .,,,. Ig F7 -f Gy-W ,Fg3fr:,gg.5t,, ' V LEFT ro RIGHT: some of fha gang at the annual Christmas ,:Q.s.f.RLr'3 12.3 , gag.,---.7:' Sq,--3::f'j r 5212? 1 1 ax, . . party .... Dean Griffin proudly r 5 , . :.- , -,' ' E.: wi ..f '-'t I,5:. -,T-5.--f'j -'7 .QfI5fZ'1'f' f-A5252 - . y':I..5'Q,.,.f shows off has Christmas present. . -11: ' .? V-TW: 5:53,-f ,L u I3 ,,y, rg, . E it . . . nm and chnamas h p -f :5El!!,iF-,ff .w1,,'r ,T jj,-I ' Q I I. K rfjf.-E? sPlrItIsI. hu 4 . V5 ,Q ,Q .u,1-Ff?G.:j39.A Li wg. ,, , . .rr. . , , Mn, .. I- - 9, z -- , :, H, ,, .I. bi' ,,..1.,mf1y-.,r::- :gy 1--st.:,, 'fngaituqmtv.-1ss--aa'1 jH'b 1-15-Af--eg um-2.9 ' ..'.,f':.',g-'51 alg- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Atkinson, Avera, Barnes .... SECOND ROW: Beardsworth, Blalock, T. W. Brittingham .... THIRD ROW: Bridges, Brumbelow, Cheeley .... FOURTH ROW: Dowe, Feller, Freeman. O FF I C E R S W. B. WILLIAMS . . . Prerirlevzz T. N. BRIDGES . . Vice Preridenz J. D. GARRETT . . Secretary R. E. KERNER . . Tfearzzrer H. V. ATKINSON E. M. AVERA L. T. BARNES D. A. BEARDSWORTH H. V. BLALOCK T. N. BRIDGES J. J. BRITTINGHAM T. W. BRITTINGHAM F. I-I. BRUMBELOW W. E. CHEELEY W. J. DOWE R. A. DUTTON A. G. FELLER J. T. FREEMAN J. D. GARRETT G. W. GOLLER L. W. GOOSS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Garrett, Goller, Gooss, Henry, Hutchinson, Jacob, Johnston, Jordan .... SECOND ROW: Kelley, Kerner, Kirk, Knighton, Mayer, Mid- dour, Minassian, McGill .... THIRD ROW: McNair, Odom, Perkins, Peterson, Ray, Scinto, Stanton, Subtelny .... FOURTH ROW: 'Suder, Tims, Van Tassel, Volker, Voyles, Ward, Watkins, Wickliffe. MEMBERS R. HEGGIE R. P. HENRY D. O. HUTCHINSON B. K. JACOB S. F. JOHNSTON W. D. JORDAN R. D. KELLEY R. E. KERNER R. C. KIRK J. E. KNIGHTON D. A. LAUTMAN M . MAYER D. R. MIDDOUR V. S. MINASSIAN R. E. MONOHAN C. E. H. MCGILL MCNAIR A. D. ODOM J. PERKINS S. G. PETERSON H. W. RAY F. A. SCINTO P. Y. STANTON D. G. SUBTELNY J. A. SUDER E. R. TIMS R. B. VAN TASSEL M. E. VOLKER R. T. VOYLES R. C. WARD J. C. WATKINS A. A. WICKLIFFE W. B. WILLIAMS D. R. WOOTEN AKA - -. in - - --- f - ffz- ,H .X A ff 2 --. ,V M1 3 5 , 4 , ,, FJ W, . L .e,.--l...-.L. A f -fl ., ---,1..:.,e,-:' Is I I .14 ,EH :fF4'lE.'!f '1l' ll I-Ll It ' al-1 '- 4 lu f .IL . q '..,,.- ,. , PHI KAPPA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen, L. M. Bell, O. H. Bell, Bennelf, Bolin, Boulware, Branfley, H. R. Brewer, Clemens, Cook, Creel .... SECOND ROW: Dempsler, Dolson Duggan, Edmondson, Edney, Ergle, Galphin, Hackworfh, Hankinson, Hibbard, Hicks .... THIRD ROW: Hillyer, Hogan, Hume, C. C. Johnson, E. L. Johnson, Kerce Kung Krescanko, Layfon, Marfin, McNeely .... FOURTH ROW: Merfiff. Meftenheimer, Morgan, J. D. Owen, Petermann, Pressley, Rosso, Sever, Smith, Spence, Taylor. R. R. ALLEN R. T. BECKI-LAM L. M. BELL O. H. BELL J. V. BENNETT O. M. BOLIN J. M. BOULWARE R. B. BRANTLEY H. R. BREWER J. S. BREWER R. E. CLEMANS L. H. COOK l'l s funny, honey! S, CREEL W. E. DEMPSTER Hx' X E. R. DOTSON H7331 H. G. DUFFER :Li R. S- DUGGAN if 1 . I - R- E- EDMONDSON r 'TH D M EDNEY -. ' ' IE -il' If I.: figs na, 22735 7-I je., gmj QL ,R - 433' , Zig. W. J. FRANKUM TI .RQJSQSIIQ If-.IIiQfL,.:Il1I,l'Q E' R, W, GALPHIN F921-'-g3.g,,Q.,. .- w. ''g'E'.1rfafiw2aa.f'iif. '.'.Iw,.w.iP--'rim f I Ir.. 4'-. -f I -fff'1J:' K ' er, K . .If,i V A . , I. ,V , .-.i MEMBERS H. A. HACKWORTH F. E. HANKINSON M. J. HIBBARD R. E. HICKS W. H. HILLYER R. L. HOGAN E. J. HOLLER J. R. HUME C. C. JOHNSON E. L. JOHNSON C. D. JOHNSTON H. E. JUDD ' R. B. KERCE D. D. KING L. J. KNOX J. N. KRESCANKO E. G. LAYTON J. H. MARTIN J. L. MCNEELY W. A. MERRITT C. B. METTENHEIMER N. L. MORGAN J. D. OWEN H. J. PETERMANN W. H. PRESSLEY J. A. Rosso C. W. SEVER G. D. SMITH B. D. SPENCE B. W. TAYLOR C. A. THOMPSON L. S. THOMPSON R. W. T OLER R. B. T RUSCOT1' D. E. VOYLES L. G. WALLACE W. E. WEATHERLY H. W. 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V M , A ec 7 if ,, gyaws f f Z9 gp f WEA: E25 ' X 2 V sz Q1 5 '12 gl eieff .. 44, X45 f , . as ,'- 'QN MQ W' -' pei as s Ss, s , 9- x- 4 5 24-f' R P6 Q -1. fs.. Nl ss i f i gi Q J Qii est Q, l W h 9 5 5 152- X I as X f 'Q qi ' f Q s Ps, '. 4--' .4 1 ,:- ,, View-sc :-Vie :: FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. s. Thompson, Toler, Truscofl' .... SECOND ROW: Voyles, Weatherly, Westbrook .... THIRD ROW: Whitaker, White, Williams .... FOURTH ROW: Wyatt, Wycoff, Ziegler. BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Some of The gang af Tallulah Falls. . . . Ziegler explains America's greafest Iiferaiure-The comics -lo his date. .!440ACL H0 6A6Ll9f8l THE PHI KAPPA TAU fraternity was first organized at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in 1906. It has since grown to fifty- two chapters which are widespread throughout the United States. Phi Kappa Tau is one of the few fraternities which own their own headquarters buildings, and most of the chapters own their own houses. The Alpha Rho chapter was first estab- lished at Georgia Tech in 1929, but be- came inactive during the war. In Septem- ber, 1946, the chapter was reactivated with the initiation of seven members. Since then, it has grown steadily in size. This year the chapter moved into its new house which has been enlarged and re- decorated. Phi Kappa Tau enjoys a high scholastic rating on the campus in addi- tion to participating in many extra-cur- ricular activities. THOM PSON OFFICERS C. A. THOMPSON J. C. WHITAKER . W. A. MERRITT . F. E. HANKINSON LEF . . President . Vice Pretident . S ecrenzry . . Treamrer T: Swimming party .... BELOW: 'Seben come a 'leben, baby! ff'- '.V ' , 1-., T , f , i --. f T . 4 ill! i N, , R l . ww L-:IE PH: SIG PETERS MEMBERS R. H. ANDREWS R. Z. CHRISTOPHER J. H. FISHER W. E. GIESLER E. H. GROSS T. J. HALLMAN G. M. HELMKEN W. G. HENSLEY C. D. HIOTT C. M. HOHN B. G. HOOTEN U. U. HUDSON W. R. JACKSON R. W. NEWSOME D. R. PETERS D. S. PETERS T. N. SAFFOLD W. W. SCOTT W. A. STEPHENS l8l1Llf8I 0IfL 6A6Ll9lf9l PHI SIGMA KAPPA was founded at Massachusetts State College on March 15, 1875. The chapters were located in the Northeast until a conservative expansion policy was adopted in 1900. Since that year Phi Sigma Kappa has grown until it now has forty-four chapters across the nation. Kappa Deuteron Chapter made its debut on the Tech campus in March, 1925. Through the years that have followedj the members have participated in many extra-curricular activities and have enjoyed a full fraternity life with many parties, dances, and outings. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrews, Christopher, Fisher .... SECOND ROW: Giesler, Gross, Hallman .... THIRD ROW: Helmken, Hensley, HIOH. MA 7 Y f 'VV' HI '- ', 'l'I'f5T. ' .- I f,, ' -I?i'ij3 , 'fur 'z-f y V 1 1. V , .1 I I. - ' - :fr I I ' ' If- ffifrfiifg . E' I - . .f if -. - I E I. I ' . . . . . .-.I - -. ,1,w.f-Em r - . - 1,-.--..--1 E- -. -fff'-Frigry 5 'W E. Q I .E ,L . .A - KAPP OFFICERS D. S. PETERS Prfericiemf W. R. JACKSON Vice Prferidenl J. H. FISHER Secretary W. E. GIESLER Trfeafwerf FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hohn H I H , ooen, udson .... SECOND ROW: Jackson, News D. ome, S. Peters .... THIRD ROW: Saffold, Scoft, S+ephens. TOP. The nxght before fhe morning af.er .... MIDDLE All dressed up .... ABOVE: Bread line .V I, J J 4 i , f '- 1. I ,r,.,..f 1- A A I :5E '5 fff7 f 9- -:':L r - -- 'fA' 7 .-,J--Qi: . J oi I it il .L ,,,. l I.-V I J lf ,V .N KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS T C BROWN Prerzcienzr BROWN T H YON Vzce Premiemf M. H. SMITH . . Secretary C. E. ADAMS . . Trearwer 9AQ .5-50561, Cywtlofer ALPHA DELTA chapter of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity was granted its charter at Georgia Tech in February, 1904. The twenty-eighth chapter to be installed since the fraternity's founding at the University of Virginia in 1868, PiKA has grown to be one of the outstanding fraternities on the campus. At first definitely southern, the national fraternity has grown to include ninety chapters in every section of the country. Alpha Delta owns a house on Techwood Drive, and now has sixty members and twenty pledges. Among their many functions, the chapter has been host to the neighboring PiKA chapter at their annual 'possum hunt. Christmas party, and Black and White Ball. The chapter has long encouraged a high scholastic average among the members as a whole. At a result, the PiKA's have continually been proud of their high place in the ratings of the various campus organizations. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams, Bass, Beach . . . 'SECOND ROW: Bennefr, Brewer, Brown. . . THIRD ROW: Cadorin, Calhoun, Capen. . . FOURTH ROW: Chandler, Cole, Conglefon. . . FIFTH ROW: Corwin, Daniell, Denmark. ABOVE. Pikes invade Thefa Chl. . . . RIGHT: Rush Parfy - Groover's Lake. ..,,.. ..I.-.,.L... Porfer, Privelte. . C. E. ADAMS J. E. BASS R. R. BEACH W. V. BENNETT R. O. BREWER T. C. BROWN R. J. CADORIN W. W. CALHOUN R. CAPEN A. D. CHANDLER H. A. COLE R. S. CONGLETON T. L. CORWIN H. S. DANIELL T. C. DENMARK W. G. DENNING J. C. DUEY B. D. ELLIS R. T. ERVIN E. L. FRANKLIN W. J. GALE W. D. GREENLEES T. E. GURLEY T. B. HARDISON J. W. HARRIS J. F. HARTE J. R. HEWELL N. W. HOCKING L. L. HODGES J. H. HURST D. R. INGMAN FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Denning, Duey, Ellis, Ervin, Franklin, Gale, Greenlees, Gurley, Hardison, Harris .... SECOND ROW: Harle, Hocking, Hodges, Hurst, H. M. lngman, H. V. Ingram, Jackson, W. L. Johnson, Jones, Keene .... THIRD ROW: Kenasfon, Linlon, Ludlow, McCloskey, McKee, W. A. Miller, Mullins, Orr, FOURTH ROW: Ramsey, Reynolds, Rice, Rogers, Rofhfuss, Shawver, Sheffer, Sineway, Smifh, Spangler .... FIFTH ROW: Spink, Stephens, Sfephen- son, Slumberg, Succop, Warlick, Wilkinson, Worlh, Yaggi, Yon. MEMBERS H. M. INGMAN H. V. INGMAN J. D. JACKSON C. M. JOHNSON W. L. JOHNSON C. H. JONES F. S. KEENE G. S. KENASTON G. A. LINTON J. L. G. LUDLOW W. W. LYNSKEY W. C. MATTHEWS R. M. MCCLOSKEY C. E. MCKEE A. J. MERKLE E. MILLER W. A. MILLER J. C. MULLINS S. H. ORB: R. E. PORTER J. M. PRIVETTE C. L. RAMSEY H. M. REYNOLDS G. A. RICE J. D. ROBERTSON D. H. ROGERS N. B. ROTHFUSS W. R. SHAWVER L. M. SHEFFER R. E. SINEWAY M. H. SMITH D. B. SPANGLER T. N. SPINK W. T. STEPHENS W. W. STEPHENSON B. G. STUMBERG W. G. SUCCOP W. C. WARLICK R. E. WHYTE W. H. WILKINSON P. WILLETTE J. L. WORTH W. J. YAGGI T. T. YOLAC T. H. YON ,....--W' ,,q ff A fs-I 11 .L fji-- ,rf Q L. -ffha, VL.-'EJ' . Quif droolin', Yaggi. ' ,' -s.- '1',4, I 'j'7. -'W Adams and lngman . nw ' f,-1. nw- - sweep around end of Lambda Chi line. I.. IXO .' . ' we - I... . . 1 5'FI.E-I,-1'-1' . ' , xi. ,57,i ,3,. ,Lily ., . , V !,,.-H,,: M ,. ,V .. af. ' '- x :,I:3,e,rf',' 'IS .Q ai New . . .j. .gg'fit-'.'.1:r-ik.-Q -3,3 I 1, -rr I I , - . 1 E1-Jil. , I J I 'Ar-If. A..rv.:1 . 4 rj-wifi' 'I l , f I I J ,fu If , I I r,., ,J I ' hir ' ...- . .4.:.f. ,. I . ff-.,f -:.I.L,'. 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R fr I I + ' Q, gi M f It WT' 572.1 gREa,jf'5f,, ima I I ,, f, , , Hp, A S: fr, ,H , f 4 fagrgyix, A3114 . .L P if ' QR?-ww Pl all ff U4-1 2 L .1 +P , I rr . L , 1' ., Gu rw I. gf, Rf,-XA! S ,I . . I ,. ,f I W '13 I M 'l- mga I Il Mg ' Y , A f . I , 1II'wwf.,- ' :mf 2 fur., L, .- .f- -1 -'L .14 'Q ar 'G-febcf fa .- V-ei-I f- 1 ..-W 2?-43? .fM7'-f'55:ak5.f 1J?5f'T M- 4- r- ' 2 ,- fm-M? ' 'IIZQFWWIMEIWES VJ I fi nr we If I' 'wi Rem: WWW? ,- ,.fq.':r-.ju rv f'.-:me 5 - 1-5, I-395.1 T - fy wr w-v,,,v.r',-4 K1 -f 1,3 ,,,ff,gg,'g5v,. H 'f -I 'f R.- 155, I-1-.rgi wi R-'.r'f .'EI'- 21:39 I' 'H f'ff w . la. .w5, K5-KQr.:232iZ?--.' 1-x'tf.fk-'a-eu.:1,'-Ferl-rr-f' -, , v I I rf-I . ' . 1 awww :riff -Lp: 4 5:32 ww-3591?.?zlQg2f'q2agg I ' .- . wig , La , Da- M- A I I . I ,I I .. . rg 555. -5.:3ijJ,:-4:.3.,gg::--.g .1 V155 2 j -TQ ,QI-ff? 'fi w A .. 'm f FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anlon, Boudoucles, Brooks, Chapman, Clary, Collefta, Collins, Cook .... SECOND ROW: Crawford, Crowell, B. Davis, Davidson, Dawson Fulfon, Gaskins, Gross .... THIRD ROW: Howard, Jackson, JeweH, Jones, Knulsen, Kradjian, Lowrance, Marcheffi .... FOURTH ROW: McGowan, Olds, Paishllo Powers, Pucketf, Quinn, Rakesfraw, Rauker. G. ANTON B. BALCH B. BARTRO J. BLIND I. BOUDOUCIES R. BROOKS D. CHAPMAN K. CLARY C. COLLETTA F. COLLINS B. COOK W. CRAWFORD H. CROWELL B. DAVIS F. DAVIS H. DAVIDSON C. DAWSON B. DELOACH MEMBERS D. DOLL W. FULTON L. GASKINS L. GRIFFIN E. GROSS G. HOWARD W. JACKSON B. JEWET1' C. JONES O. KNUTSEN H. KRADJIAN J. LOCKWOOD B. LOWRANCE R. MARCHETTI J. MCGOWAN B. OLDS T. PAITILLO B. POWERS L. PUCKETI' T. QUINN O RAKESTRAW B. RAUKER B. REGISTER N. RETNECKE B. RICE G RUPPERNICKER F. SMITH B. SMITH C. STEWART G SUTTON H. TOMPKINS F. TURNER J. WINN J. YONGUE wi if-L G if sw fi-Z'Q.iifr1'f.'f'fT5?3'3 iii'-A l .' .L-In vt?-LJ..bs'If '-t.in-L I w..Cf:15I57'IV W , . -, f I I , , ,. -5-5.:.gfew'4r'1:,:,r,', 'I . -. :gc'-.,rTa .-- M.. 1,,,-,VH , ix, Qu I I M ,t, t ., u . . . ' 31-1 i r' . A ' -'W-f,ilf'fn1S1 1.4 1 ' ' ' . - ' PHI FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Register, Rice .... SECOND ROW: Ruppernicker, F. Smith .... THIRD ROW: B. Smifh Stewart ..., FOURTH ROW: Tompkins, Yongue. fora C7ra,9rfaf PI KAPPA PHI is entering its forty-fifth year as a national social fraternity. Founded at the College of Charleston on December 10, 1904, it now has thirty-eight chapters giving it represen- tation from coast to coast. Iota chapter was installed locally in 1915, and has been well represented by its members in nearly all campus organizations and activities. Along with Tech's expansion pro- gram, Iota has increased its members- ship and acquired a new home. A full social calendar of house-parties, picnics, dances, and rush-Week affairs was high- lighted in December by a week-end celebration of Founders' Day. . - -5 , .,, X,-, ., -:L J:-A-gb!--' L11-il- DeLOACH O F F I C E R S B. L. DELOACH . . Prerzden! I. G. BoUDoUc1Es . . T mzrwef G. L. ANTON . . Secretary LEFT: Jones enferfaining the girls. BELOW: The gang at Black Rock. F T ' T '.'x,,ff ' .,,. ,r 1 . ..- N.. III II is J, IJ Ib- sh Two in the hand is worih one in the bush. We had a wonderful time at Sky Lake. E L-:hi QI W 'x i..i -L 1'-LN WY. OFFICERS R. HUssEY Prericiemf N. GROVE Vice Prerident W. COLONEY S e oretmfy T. ARNOLD Treamfrer H u-ssEY eorgia CAayolfer SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON was founded at the University of Alabama in 1856 and by 1948 has grown to the size of a hundred and nineteen chapters which are at colleges and universities in forty-five of the forty-eiht states. The Georgia Phi chapter, chartered in 1890, was the second national fraternity founded on the Tech campus. The past two years have been profitable ones for SAE at Tech. 'The redecora- tion of the fraternity house in 1947 and '48 won the Dean's Trophy for The Most Improved House Appearance. The SAE's have also been very active in all extra-curricular activities on the campus, having won the IFC football championship for the third consecutive year, the IFC Volleyball Tournament, and the 'Rambling Wreck contest. Having placed second in the Homecoming decoration gives the SAE's a bright outlook toward taking the IFC trophy for the year 1948-49. G.l.T. got cleaned up. Henry wilh fhe SAE sweetheart, Mother Lou FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Armistead, T. Arnold, B. B. Balen- fine. . . SECOND ROW: B. M. Balentlne, Balkccm, Barnes .... THIRD ROW: Barnelf, Baxfer,'Berry. . . . FOURTH ROW: Bobo, Bril- laln, Brooks .... FIFTH ROW: Brown, Burch, J. E. Chapman . . . SIXTH ROW: J. Chapman, Coloney, Cowarf .... SEVENTH ROW: Damon, Daniel, Dansby. SIGMA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: De Borde, Dismuke, Doyal, Eanes, Erb, Fair, Fancher, Ferguson, Field. . . SECOND- ROW: Franklin, Gambill, Garison, Goodloe, Gordon S. Green, Griffin, Grove, Hammack .... THIRD ROW: Hampton, Hanson, Hardin, Harrison, Halcher, Hauser, Hawfhorne, Hill, Holloman .... FOURTH ROW: Hudson Jetl, Johnson, Karrh, Kelly, Kennedy, Kimzey, Klosterman, Lacy .... FIFTH ROW: Lamberl, Lindblom, Manly, Mann, Martin, McCanless, McCuen, McElrealh, McHugh . . . SIXTH ROW: McLemore, J. Moore, T. Moore, Nelson, Perkins, Perry, T. Phillips, J. Pound, M. Pound .... SEVENTH ROW: Price, Pruiff, Rankin, Reid, J. Renshaw R. Renshaw, Rogers, Sams, Schloenbach. ALPHA SIIG FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shaw, J. Sherrill B. Smith .... SECOND ROW: R. Smith, Sfuarf A. Swann .... THIRD ROW: L. Swann, Sullivan Taylor. . . . FOURTH ROW: J. Thomas, G. Thomas, Thornfon .... FIFTH ROW: Tooke, Trussel, Up- church .... SIXTH ROW: H. Weaihers, Whalley Whitehead .... SEVENTH ROW: R. Williams T. Williams, Willingham .... EIGHTH ROW Winship, R. Wood, Zerega. S. W. ARMISTEAD J. N. ARNOLD T. M. ARNOLD B. B. BALENTINE B. M. BALENTINE M. BALKCOM F. E. BARNES R. BARNES R. BARNETT E. BASKIN J. L. BAXTER D. BEALL A. H. BERRY F. BIRD C. D. BOBO J. S. BONNER C. BOTTOMS C. BOWEN M. L. BRITTAIN R. E. BROOKS C. H. BROWN W. D. BURCH J. E. CHAPMAN J. CHAPMAN B. COGBURN MEMBER J. COGBURN R. L. COLEMAN W. H. COLONEY E. COWART H. E. DAMON C. E. DANIEL T. DANSBY J. DAVIS R. S. DEBORDE R. DEDRICKS J. T. DENT W. T. DISMUKE R. A. Doss L. DOYAL W. S. BANES P. EDWARDS E. E. ELMORE W. ERB B. ESKRIDGE H. FAIR T. A. FANCHER J. M. FERGUSON H. W. FIELD J. S. FRANKLIN J. T. FREEMAN LMYIMZ R. FREEMAN R. F. GAMBILL J. P. GARISON T. H. GILBERT G. GOODLOE W. H. GOODLOE L. H. GORDON S. GREEN T. GREEN R. P. GRIFFIN N. S. GROVE J. C. HAMMACK M. HAMPTON G. A. HANSON R. G. HARDEN P. H. HARDIN C. HARRISON W. HATCHER R. N. HAUSER G. B. HAWTHORNE A. HILL J. R. HODGE H. L. HOLLOMAN B. F. HORTEN . , ,. .. ,,,,..,r: g.g---- ' Someone said cheese. HTSQHQKHTH-Q-f sw- :gf G4-Z' Q Ai m C. HUDSON R. I. HUSSEY W. JETT R. JOHNSON T. KARRH J. KELLY W. KENNEDY R. KIMZEY L. H. KLOSTERMAN D. C. LACY G. LAMBERT E. LINDBLOM H. J. LYNCH J. MANLY E. W. MANN J. MARTIN C. P. MCCANLESS W. P. MCCUEN J. MCELREATH D. MCHUGH J. H. MCLEMORE J. N. MOORE T. MOORE G. MUSE MEMBERS H. C. NELSON P. A. PERKINS C. PERRY G. M. PHILLIPS T. PHILLIPS G. B. PORTER J. POUND M. POUND H. PRUITT E. RRANKIN E. E. PRICE A. W. REID J. N. RENSHAW R. RENSHAW F. REPULT J. F. ROGERS B. J. SAMS W. SCHLOENBACH J. C. SHAW J. SHERRILL R. P. SHERRILL B. F. SMITH R. SMITH T. W. SMITH ABOVE: Elmo dresses up for cosfume par'l'y. RIGHT: Hold fight, girls. F. E. STUART H. SULLIVAN A. J. SWANN L. SWANN C. TAYLOR G. THOMAS J. THOMAS Y. H. THOMPSON E. THORNTON R. TOOKE G. TRUSSEL P. UPCHURCH H. WEATHERS J. WEATHERS W. WHALLEY W. WHITAKER H. WHITEHEAD R. H. WILLIAMS T. R. WILLIAMS T. S. WILLINGHAM D. WINSHIP J. WOOD R. H. WOOD J. P. ZEREGA M I I f 0 TOP: Lacy in There again. BOTTOM: Dean Field advises 'lhe pledges. ,Rv 'PEW Nm, ' A C .3 X95 fi I Xi, ev -, W KT- W W' T 1 'Al-f --TM ' ' 'Y -' 'f'-'?'i-' 'f-717-' -+ f'-T B. ABBOTT W. B. ABBOTT W. ALEXANDER E. ANDERSON D. C. AUSTIN R. AYRES B. H. BASTOS D. BENNETT A. H. BENNING J. E. BIGGS R. H. BODINE E. H. BOEKE F. O. BRANCH L. T. BRANNON C. BROWN W. BRUSSE M. CLARK W. B. CLARK J. M. COX R. W. COOK R. W. CROOK C. B. DANIEL C. W. DANIELS E. J. DELAY D. W. DENNY W. G. DUNN J. H. ENGLISH D. L. FARMER E. J. FLEXER N. C. FOWKE D. A. FRASER F. V. GEORGE R. A. GOULD T. H. GREEN C. M. GUNN J. M. GUNN G. J. GUNNING J. M. HAAS R. C. HAMILTON G. T. HARRIS C. W. HARWELL W. D. HEASLEY C. L. HENRY R. M. HENRY W. T. HIGGINS C. E. HOFFMAN B. B. HOLLAND T. B. HOWARD B. G. HOWE J. T. HOWELL R. N. HUTTON E. G. JACKSON J. DWIGGINS J. W. JERNIGAN OF F I C E R S H. M. TODD . . P7'6J'i6i6'?lf G. W. KIRK . . Vice Pfefiziem W. R. JORDAN . . Secretmfy W. I. MILLER . . . Tream4'e1' TODD IGMACIHI MEMBERS T. C. JOBE W. N. JOHNSON R. A. JONES W. C. JONES W. R. JORDAN W. P. KENYON J. H. KILLEBREW G. W. KIRK W. L. KNIGHT E. KOCH H. W. KRAFT R. J. KYLE P. E. LAW J. W. LAY W. S. LEDBETTER J. E. LINEBERGER H. P. LITTLE W. L. LOCKWOOD R. M. LUPO R. W. MALONE W. C. MANN D. MATHES M MAYEIELD . J. W. B. MCBURNEY J. H. MCGAUGHEY J. M. MCKINNEY D. C. MEREIJITH W. J. METZGER C. W. MEYER J. E. MILAM J. C. MILES W. I. MILLER W. MITCHELL O. M. MORRIS R. MOSCRIP J. P. NICHOLS K. C. OICONNER C. O'REAR C. PADEN E. E. PATTON C. D. PAWLEY C. A. PETTY R. E. PICKETT H. E. PI'I'I'MAN L. R. POTTER B. M. POWELL C. D. QUARLES T. B. RILEY H. RHYNE T. P. ROBINSON J. E. ROSS T . W. SANDEEORD H. SCHLOSSER R. P. SCOTT J. C. SHANNON W. H. SHEPHERD T. SMITH T. M. SMITH C. M. STACY J. H. STEVENS R. STEWART M. TAPPAN A. E. THOMAS W. THOMAS K. W. THOMAS L. K. TILGHMAN H. M. TODD H. B. TUCKER T. UMSTEAD S. VAUGHN W. G. VOLLRATH H. WALKER C. B. WALLER G. WELLS D. L. WHEELER S. F. WILLIAMS J. R. WILLIFORD E. S. WIRTZ J. WISE J. WOODY R. N. YANTIS W. T. YOUNG QQ x That fearless foursome af the Gay Ninefies Party FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Abbolf, W. B. Abboff, Alexander, Anderson, Ausfin, Ayres, Bennelf, Benning, Bodine .... SECOND ROW: Boeke Branch Brannon Brown, Brusse, M. Clark, W. B. Clark, Cook, Crook .... THIRD ROW: Daniel, Daniels, Delay, Denny, Dunn, Dwiggins, English, Farmer, Flexer. . . FOURTH ROW Fowke, Fraser, George, Gould, Green, C. M. Gunn, Gunning, Haas, Hamilfon. . '. . FIFTH ROW: Harris, Harwell, Heasley, C, L. Henry, R. M. Henry, Higgins Holland Howard, Howe. LEFT: Handsome Hugh and Marlha do the honors for Ninefta Wall, our '48-'49 Sweefheari .... ABOVE: Sfrictly can- did sho? at Jekyll Island house-party. Buz and Virgil looking very unnafural. r1 iI:?fi'TaE3 see: 1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howell, Hullon, Jernigan, Jobe, Johnson, R. A. Jones, W. C. Jones, Jordan, Kenyon .... SECOND ROW: Killebrew, Kirk, Knighf, Kraff Kyle, Lay, Leclbeffer, Lineberger, Lillie .... THIRD ROW: Lockwood, Lupo, Malone, Mann, Mayfield, McBurney, McGaughey, McKinney, Meredilh .... FOURTH ROW Metzger, Meyer, Miles, Miller, Mitchell, Morris, Moscrip, Nichols, O'Conner .... FIFTH ROW: O'Rrear, Faden, Palton, Pawley, Peffy, Pickeft, Pitfman, Polfer, Powell . . . SIXTH ROW: Quarles, Rhyne, Robinson, Ross, 'Sandeford, Schlosser, Scoff, Shannon, Shepherd .... SEVENTH ROW: T. Smilh, T. M. Smifh, Stacy, Sfevens, Tappan A. E. Thomas, W. Thomas, K. W. Thomas, Tilghman .... EIGHTH ROW: Tucker, Vaughn, Vollrafh, Wells, Williams, Williford, Wirlz, Woody, Yanlis. Hr V o gi o 5. t mm EM Qi 6A0cl0lfer THE SIGMA CHI fraternity was founded in 1855 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. There are now one hundred and fourteen chapters of the fraternity through- out the United States and Canada. Beta Psi chapter was chartered at Georgia Tech in 1922, upon the absorption of Pi Alpha Sigma, a local fraternity. Highpoint of the social calendar for 1948-49 was the Sweetheart Ball at Peachtree Gardens, where Miss Ninetta Wfall was presented as Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. The intramural activities were climaxed by the winning of Georgia Tech's first annual Interfraternity Activities Trophy. ABOVE: Alan Thomas shows off for the homefolks .... BELOW: Assorted ex- pressions at the Sweetheart Ball. TOP TO BOTTOM: Candidates for Sweetheart of Sigma Chi . . . Lock- wood tends bar at Gay Nineties Party. . . . Bulldog President Watson presents cup for best homecoming decoration to Sigma Chi. ,l Qt - g 'J - - .L 5 M 'it V ' 4 ii ' zz Q Xi lf! X r f 1' '4Tif'T'r '33 I 'f'i'T'fI'f53'3,E'5??'T,5'15,::.'ff '1!fgifi'gg--'- -' Y' :JT-efvrf - -f::f f': t ff- A : f-s,1- , -.', -4.-, -. .rw-1 .-1 ,' ii. jay' f. ' 1 ' . . ' ':'r,f1vif wi i'ltZ.:,iLf?1'if-'i?1Tt5-,.ii,'f15aZ-'P' affix'-11' ', ..iI-1':'f-1.?5- I 1 .........1. .. 1- ,.1,-f,M, , U .TALL L , 9 f 12,3 54, - iggj 3 J , ' K' 'Liz - auf' if 2 ' .rflvii-J . 2 I :s.:1 . f . f i ag, . , I 0 F F 1 C E R 5 , 13, 1 I I - '-'- E. E. FRIZZELL . . . Premierzz is ' , ' D. E. BOWERS . . Vzce P1 erzdem 'eff ,'-'47k-'s- 1 uyillil -' -'Rs FIB -- ' O. BUCHANAN . . Secretary FRIZZELL H. F. ELSOM . . Treasurer' blWL7VL6L KAELIOFQI' SIGMA NU had its beginning at V.M.I. in 1869 as the Legion of Honor. Since that time it has grown to be one of Americas largest national fraternities, having repre- sentative chapters in forty-six states and the District of Columbia. Gamma Alpha was established at Tech in 1896. During a period of fifty-two years the chapter has initiated more than seven hundred members. The activities of the past year included a White Star formal, which was held at the East Lake Country Club, and a house party at Sky Lake. Rush period in the fall also summoned social events including dances, hayrides, and costume parties. At present Gamma Alpha is anticipating the building of a new fraternity house. For this reason and many others, 1949 was welcomed with hope and determination by its members. ABOVE: Barbecue - music - and sextei .... RIGHT: Graham Jackson making with the music. Look no hands! FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Akerman, Barion. . . . . SECOND ROW: Berner, Bond. . . . THIRD ROW: Bowers, Brock .... FOURTH ROW: Brown, Buchanan ..,. FIFTH ROW: Childs, Coe. . . . SIXTH ROW: Cofier, Crifcher. .Lg,n .Q .,-,.-94:1 J ,. , ., FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David, Davis, C. B. Dennis, F. Dennis, Elsom, Forshfay, Frlz1ell .... SECOND ROW: Fuller, Fuss, Green, Grubaugh, Hammond Hanbury, Hancock .... THIRD ROW: Harris, Harlkopl, Hopkins, Hursf, Jackson, Johnson, Johnston .... FOURTH ROW: Judd, Klein, Langsfon, Levie Linnenkohl, MacDonald, Maier .... FIFTH ROW: Marell, Mayson, McGee, McKown, Morgan, Rivers, Roberts, Rollinson. I jf -ss , 1 3 I I f' IN, f I ,Ll- ff 1, ,fl V .. Mulletl, Olsen ..,. SIXTH ROW: Pidgeon, Powell, Rao, Read lx, Tl 4 'wif 'e L NI FIRST L. Scofi' .... SECOND ROW: J. M. Scoff, E. S. Silcox, W. L. Silcox .... THIRD ROW: Simmons, C M. Smifh, H. E. Smifh .... FOURTH ROW: 5Summerour, G. K. Taylor, M. V. Taylor .... FIFTH ROW: Terry, Tupman, Warren .... SIXTH Av' F 'T' . -fir' . T1.:4. ' .'i T':-. 'li-5??IfiiT J. L. AKERMAN G. BARTON J. K. BERNER C. E. BOND D. E. BOWERS B. L. BROCK R. H. BROWN J. O. BUCHANAN J. C. CHILDS R. S. COE C. L. COTTER J. R. CRITCHER J. O. DAVID R. DAVIS D. O. DELAMAR C. B. DENNIS F. DENNIS E. H. DOBBINS H. F. ELSOM D. F. FARLEY J. FORSHTAY E. E. FRIZZELL L Iflfbd MEMBERS O. M. FULLER L. FUSS W. H. GREEN B. GRUBAUGH J. R. HAMMOND W. L. HANBURY H. D. HANCOCK H. C. HARRIS K. R. HARTKOPT C. T. HOPKINS E. H. HOWELL F. D. HURST C. W. JACKSON E. M. JOHNSON C. T. JOHNSTON J. JONES H. M. JUDD L. KIRKWOOD R. J. KLEIN P. R. LANGSTON L. A. LEVIE Norih Fulfon - food a d naI'cherIy chaperones ML T. M. LIGHTCAP R. W. LINNENKOHL J. C. MACDONALD W. J. MAIER G. R. MARETT J. E. MAY W. P. MAYSON H. A. MCGEE W. E. MCKOWN J. F. MORGAN W. L. MULLETT R. D. OLSEN C. H. PEABODY R. E. PIDGEON W. J. POWELL T. S. PUCKETT J. W. RAO J. K. READ W. K. RIVERS M. B. ROBERTS S. M. ROLLINSON CLOCKWISE: Forshfay as usual has his big moufh open. Jus? one big mass of pulchri- 'rude ..., Quit fool! Papa's looking! .... A bunch of shapely misfers ge? made up for The big enfrance. The M. C. has his audience's undivided UD aifenfion. MEMBERS W. H. RUSSELL W. C. SCHWARTZ W. L. SCOTT J. M. SCOTT J. H. SHOLINE E. S. SILCOX W. L. SILCOX C. G. SIMMONS A. K. SINGLETARY C. M. SMITH H. E. SMITH J. SUMMEROUR G. K. TAYLOR M. V. TAYLOR R. E. A. TERRY W. C. TUPMAN W. P. WARREN W. T. WHITAKER W. E. WILLIAMS D. F. WILT W. J. YOPP 'VP -wma R 'is 1 . -' x ---- M 6 V4 .3 f- . L ' A V n I Q- ,f 'm M f . ff' ' ' my X7 f V 1 an I at .I 1 ,2..':y12,w .94-W f - . -1, 'af ,f we 2 s W'- , K a ,za aw., 5 , , , .iff':w.f-2211-fzgsyrgfg: xr ' . f. def, . L- M34 'f 1 , 'sl V ew, ' . ,.,, rf . ' ayagzfg gag, 'Q' . . , CI. e5gf,j,v , ff '-1 '-'f f 1, 1 1 1, , 51- Q ' 1 at OFFICERS ,495 P ff'-I . W. W. KARY . . . Prerzcievzt tv x , wxgiiggah-,Q.5i,5 . I . . Hfff' L. A. HIET1' . . Vice Prerzdent KARY A. SELLERS . . Secrezary H. R. MALONE . . Treasurer 144940 CA6L!9f6l SIGMA PHI EPSILON was founded in 1901 on the campus of the Uni- versity of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia. From the original twelve founded, the Sig Ep's have grown to eighty-six chapters with over thirty-one thousand brothers. Sig Ep has active chapters in thirty-six states and the District of Columbia. The Georgia Alpha chapter was established at Tech in March, 1907, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Albury, Anderson, Bar- reff .... SECOND ROW: Borger, Bradach, Brown. . . . THIRD ROW: Bryant, Burton, Butler .... FOURTH ROW: Chapman, Clarke, Dold. being the seventeenth fraternity to appear on the campus. While par- ticipating actively in intramural activities and enjoying a well-rounded social life, the Sig Epis have never lost sight of their ideals of brother- hood and scholarship. RIGHT: Mr, and Mrs. Parnell dunk the apple, alias Waller Smifh. . . BELOW: Hallowe'en Parfy. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Flanagan, Hieff, Hollingsworfh, Hoyer, C. M. Jones, S. W. Jones, Kary, Mahon, Malone .... SECOND ROW: Marsh, McBrayer, McCoy, Mifchell, Moskal, Nelson, Parnell, Perfect, Schaefer .... THIRD- ROW: Sellers, Simon, Singleiary, A. H. Smifh, M. M. Smifh, W. A. Smifh, Spriggs, Sneed, Sl. Pefery. . . . FOURTH ROW: Slowers, Sfringer, Washburn, Waugh, Wills, Wood, Ziegler. M EM B E R S G. M. ALBURY D. P. IVICBRAYER J. C. ANDERSON R. MCCOY H. T. BARRETT R. J. MITCHELL P. E. BORGER T. MOSKAL D. D. BRADACH A. E. NELSON J. E. BROWN B. G. PARNELL L. G. BRYANT J. M. BURTON P. H. BUTLER G. A. CHAPMAN E. V. CLARKE P. B. CONNER M. J. DOLD E. T. ELLIOTT D. D. FLANAGAN L. A. HIETT W. W. HOLLINGSXVORTH W. N. HOYER C. M. JONES S. W. JONES W. W. KARY R. T. LUSR J. F. MAHAEEEI' W. J. IVIAHON H. R. MALONE T. B. MARSH W. A. MARTIN J. A. PEACOCK P. W. PERFECT J. E. SCHAEFER A. SELLERS R. M. SIMON E. S. SINGLETARY A. H. SMITH M. M. SMITH W. A. SMITH J. W. SNEED D. E. SPRIGGS E. C. ST. 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W' 5 ' . af . xg , - 5' V- V .A Q V ., V' n I 'ig . . .X 525.-..g.. ..,. ...V V Q QM , ..5g.g-.gi , gm 1' ' 5. ' . A A' ,SQL Afqggg, , . , pig., vi: ,I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Baker, Baron, Baskind, Broad, Broudy, Byer, Carasik, Denenberg, Edelman, Erbstein, Frish .... SECONDV ROW: Gabai, Gaines, A. siein, H. Goldstein, M, M., Goldsfein, L. Goldstein, Goodman, Greenbaum, Greer, Holfzman, Koplin .... THIRD ROW: Koriiz, Lipsifz, Lifman, Manning, Marks, Meisfer, Moskowiiz, Reisman, Richman, Ricles .... FOURTH ROW: Rifchie, Rosenihal, Rothschild, Rubin, Rudderman, Sadow, Sager, Salmirs, Sarfafy, Schlossberg, H. E. BAKER I. BARON S. BASKIND P. BELZ H. BROAD M. H. BROUDY J. BYER W. CARASIK H. R. COHEN COHN DENENBERG E. EDELMAN ERBSTEIN FRISH R. GABAI A. GAINES A. GOLDSTEIN H. GOLDSTEIN E. E. I.. I. M. M. GOLDSTEIN L. GOLDSTEIN H. GOODMAN W. GORDENSTEIN MEMBERS GREENBAUM GREER HOLTZMAN KOPLIN H. KOR1Tz LANDSMAN LEVETAN LEVINE LlPs1Tz LITMAN A. MANNING E. MARKS MARX MASON J. V. MEISTER D. J. MILLER H. MOSKOWITZ J. RAUZIN F. A. REISMAN M. S. RICHMAN R. E. RICLES R. R. M. M. A. R. R. L. S. A. A. A. S. L. K. RITCHIE J. ROSENTHAL A. ROTHSCHILD M. RUBIN E. RUDDERMAN J. SADOW R. SAGER S. SALMIRS R. SARFARTY G. SCHABES E. SCHLOSSBERG E. SCHREIBER J. S. SIEGEL L. SIRKIN V. SMOLEN W. H. SOLLOWAY G. L. STRUG M. W. TOMBERG J. TOPP R. WEINTRAUB J. WEISS Gold- Mason, Siegel. gs ff R . 2 fx 1 ff X Q VA X A , gs X I X f 3934 5, Q. X 31.2, RV, SAXWAR . -M. ws -N22 Q s V if K K .Q x Q X, .,, 2 R ' A X? F? :Vi PH FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sirkin, Smolen .... SECOND ROW: Solloway, Strug .... THIRD ROW: Tomberg, Topp. . . . FOURTH ROW: Wein- traub, Weiss BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Conclave-eat,, drink, be merry, and listen to speeches. . . Marks, Byer, Rosenthal, and Marx enjoying Sunday morn aI: the house. '17-V-aaa 1'- ..f f. 1 I A , as P f am 252 Qs a X JW , 0 1 , r !9A,i Kzayofer TAU EPSILON PHI, the outgrowth of a professional fraternity, was founded at Columbia University on October 10, 1910. Phi chapter, being installed in 1922, began its twenty-sixth year on the Tech carn- pus this year. Tau Epsilon Phi was one of the first fraternities on the campus to boast of a television receiver, this being installed early in October. Over the Thanksgiving week-end, the chapter at Tech, in conjunction with the chapter at Emory, held the annual conclave. The highest of the week- end affair being a banquet and formal dance at the Hotel Ansley. Other chapter activities included numerous social affairs and athletic events. In addi- tion, Tau Epsilon Phi continued to place high in scholarship. ' 0 of 6 vf 25,13 an www we fefyx X 2' at 5 Wy W jgggser W4 s,,4?,rvw ,,ef,w at f www gf 7 K' if HH-vs-+f'5ef'9?' I? WWAQJ 2 Wi Wiggcgf 2 VA was li 'Vi 'iw 4K ff., 1 era-: ' was if - f L '133 . f fr!! 1121-T2 if 4 fifxgszia - ' -y---21 fvZ '?e'1sa wry ,fs , ,- - ws t- fe 'frees . , . nf .-f- warren' :fs tw 1. .W U M 'fix U :4 'f'!6Jfwi ' A X1 ,G ' . --ix ' E59 :E16I'if'W' ' gee yfwfgf W ag, .aww 'f 'iff' ' lfwlm ' V . . L Ta. f 2' ' ' - aa. .r ,..-gn.. ., Zfn.,zain-awawr.-.aeaei2- wi Gin '. N, twain Pal-vf'f5Qf'Tf2ftiW' 1- W. CARASIK . A. E. MARKS . R. WEINTRAUB E. EDELMAN . CARASIK OFFICERS . Preriderzt Vice President . Se cffemry . Trerzmrer I- LEFT: Miller, Greer, and Baskind, practicing for the Infantry. BELOW: Dear Folks, thanks for the car. 17 YN O 0 ails DRANE MEMBERS P. H. BACON R. L. BLYT1-I M. W. BOLTON W. D. BRADIIURY J. R. BURNETTE J. A. BURTON J. E. DIEHL L. E. DRANE C. R. EUBANKS J. M. FLOURNOY H. K. FLOWERS F. W. FRICKE R. C. FULLER E. F. GENTSCH J. L. HARREL R. D. HESLING J. R. HUFF A. C. JAMES ' R. S. JOI-INSON R. M. LIBBY T. P. LIPSCOMB S. W. MCCORMICK G. W. MEITZLER A. J. Moo YOUNG H. MORRISON W. H. MORROXV J. B. NICHOLS H. S. NORRIS C. W. OBERG W. B. PACE F. L. PFARR A. L. PHILLIPS J. W. SEITZINGER R. S. SHERER H. A. SUMMERS E. F. T UCKER J. G. WILCOX W. R. WILSON E. S. WOODBURY TAU KAPPA Era Q Clapfar T AU KAPPA EPSILON was founded on January 10, 1899, at Illi- nois Wesleyan University. Since that time it has grown to sixty- two active chapters, thus making TKE approximately fifteenth in size among national fraternities. There are now around fifteen thousand members. Beta Pi chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon one of the newest fra- ternities on the Georgia Tech campus. This chapter was installed on June 5, 1948. Since the chapter was installed it has been expanding and gaining prestige for itself among all the other organizations here. In our first rushing season We were able to pledge all the men to Whom we extended bids. Now'that we have cleared the first obstacle of formation, look to us for great attainments. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bacon, Blyth, Bolton, Bradbury .... SECOND ROW: Burneif e, Burton, Drane, Eubanks .... THIRD ROW: Flournoy, Fricke, Fuller, Genfsch. . FOURTH ROW: Harrel, Hesling, Huff, James .... FIFTH ROW: Johnson, Libby, Lipscomb McCormick. -' .-1-I f'1'Tw:,f----.--'-' V ,:':' 4, -- f::': 1'. .'.r..f-:V 1 ' YM W4 ' W- 7 'I' 'LU ff1'i':5'3 - -'l.I.:'. l'.. - ' 1-2,'1qf:g,':e,,,fg,Qi.ffi,'35iQ51-q,G.fQz,Q:.f':2':' A ' ., .V I I I . . z., ,A-11.1 ., .f- ' - ',,g5,,.f5g,'yf-'91 -- 4 . -1.-5435: A ,L gpg - ', ,,: ll., 'L , , - '.l,- ,I f, -- -. I '-Mp:-f'k.L1'jfb,,aIySfYi ':-7l35,ll4'1L-ffl59433,-11rbzqdgg .a'Q',.l2qIM5I:'mu.?'lf11f'llfl-liiGFN1s,l3-.fzg 2 pg. I - gl, . , ,g-I, .Q V , ' I ,, I ' vlwl-'uvif5lv?'11:-eA1'ief.+IIe5i E:5iA32 Ibfiv: Ill, , g1g.1'ljg::: .--2.1. . 1.g.,Q,5,,,g,,,,-L 3,533 ' -' ' ' EPSILON L. E. DRANE . . Prefiaient E. F. GENTSCH . . Vice Prefiafevzt J. W. WILCOX . Secretary J. M. FLOURNOY . . . Treafznfer ..gJ....-.4A.gxL...44...,,: ,, ,Q ,,,,,,,,n,,,, A , , FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mellzler, Moo Young, Morrison .... SECOND ROW: Morrow, Norris, Oberg .... THIRD ROW: Pace, Pfarr, Phillips .... FOURTH ROW: Selhinger, Sherer, Summers. . . . FIFTH ROW: Tucker, Wllcox, Wilson. TOP TO BOTTOM: Chartrgwred Tekes. . . Dlnqer was served .... Opeq CUSS- - +he xqlqd. f' 'f ' , .. , f I., ini-If 1,7-, I I ' I ll I Ii , I 1 X 1 I H f I ,A- Vi, ,, , za f, , K ,3QTMQQG jgcf4sfg.4,,f . Te ,RFQ V X92 Q in C 1 - i'J'i Q- ,Q f .f r aft -',' 1 ,ca . Q M i r we HSC, fi-?a,f awww 1 e ,. . X, Y, ,M 'V -QQ , , f if I, . 5? ,ffm get .,i,.,,,,.aa-,fb , .1 Q c ,gi , -W-0,-gm Wav .5 ab .M fe -Q i . 1 an :Z , .1 cy seer 1 OFFICERS r , W. C. UNDERWOOD . . Prerirlwzz If ' Z' f' . ': ' i 52 J f J. . . . zce ren ent UNDERWOOD I.. L. WILLIAMS . . Secretary V. H. COLLIER . . Treamrer saga. W.. aaa. THETA CHI was founded in 1856 at Norwich University. Today it has grown to an organization of seventy-six chapters throughout the United States. -,..N....-.. - .:..a.f,--ai .M Wk, Alpha Nu chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in 1925. Since its appear- ance on the campus, Theta Chi has played a very active part in extra-curricular activities as well as having attained an enviable position of scholastic achieve- ment. The chapter has also been very active socially, having had many house dances, hayrides, and other varied functions. Today, Theta Chi's influence is expanding to far wider horizons than ever before attained. LEFT: Mother Max Ellis and her prob- lem child, Murray Cleare Jr. oul looking for Daddy. . . . RIGHT: How can lhey lreal' such a beauliful hunk of woman so rough? . . . BELOW: Shot- gun wedding with doughnut rings. -1 'T i-, -- T . f ia. ,rx-5 -14:14 .J -fwq, grgitgl zyi 'f ,ii , V, fe.-Li ' 1 up .:.:..,:.. .erica , I A 15 is --.- ,fi N . ., 'QQ,iiilill.illillil,iliiiliiiitfifl f , if- nw: ff-' f-l -I 5 . .., .,...a.,i--...n ..LaL.,.-,r . Y r- f A--1. FlR'ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams Athey .... SECOND ROW: Bennefl, Chastain .... THIRD ROW: ,Chubb Collier .... FOURTH ROW: Conner Cooper. i Il l l L. l ii il li il FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cormany, Ellis, Ethridge, Fleming, Gambill, Gonzalez, Gorham, Hardy .... SECOND ROW: Henderson, Hulchings, Lawlon, R. C. ADAMS R. J. ATHEY J. H. BARKER W. A. BENNETT J. D. BURT E. R. BUTLER R. M. CHASTAIN P. A. CHUBB H. M. CLEARE V. H. COLLIER C. E. CONNER W. L. COOPER K. R. CORMANY R. M. ELLIS N. H. ETHRIDGE B. R. FLEMING W. R. GAMBILL T. J. GONZALEZ J. M. GORI-IAM S. G. HARDY U. V. HENDERSON C. M. HUTCHINGS J. C. JORIS F. G. LAWTON J. K. MALOY J. C. IMARSCHER H. A. MCCULLOUGH IRD ROW M h Newton, Norlh, O'Rear, Phillips, Powell, Schaffer, Simmons .... FOURTH Maloy, Marscher, McCullough, McGeever, McKinney .... TH : eag er, ROW: Swicord, Taylor, Tidd, Wall, L. L. Williams, T. F. Williams, C W. Willis, J. Dv. Willis. MEMBERS T. W. MCGEEVER E. F. MCKINNEY V. M. MEAGHER R. R. MORGAN J. T. NEWTON T. G. NORTH P. M. O REAR R. W. PENN M. H. PHILLIPS R. M. POWELL E. E. PRITCHARD C. N. SEARS D. E. SCHAFFER J. W. SIMMONS R. L. SMITH R. LEE SMITH L. C. SWICORD C. H. TAYLOR W. D. TIDD W. C. UNDERWOOD N. C. WALL W. D. WENDT R. G. WILKERSON L. L. WILLIAMS T. F. WILLIAMS C. D. WILLIS J. D. WILLIS Ogkgwfqv 5 WB Jim Willis helpi enterlain lhe tl' kids al' fhe Christmas parly. 'L sg. x l GUWU ow: Head, Hill, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Belasco, Bishop, Blanton, Daly, Giles ..,. SECOND R Humphreys, McCahan, Peagler. , ,334 we CHARTER MEM BERS jA8fd THETA Xl is new to both the Blue Print and Georgia Tech. The plans for a Theta Xi chap- ter at Tech were formulated in December of 1947. The tzsiwtisau this Colony were pledged ns 25457395 and the first initiation was at the Uni- versity of Alaba a The increasi the colony has been active 1 21- - ses of social and extra- curricular activities, and Theta Xi shows promise of contributing much to fraternity life on the campus. X I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MEMBERS J. R. BELASCO H. E. BISHOP M. H. BLANTON J. R. CARDELLA W. F. DALY R. L. DOVER H. K. GILES R. W. HEAD W. W. HILL C. P. HUMPHREYS W. R. MCCAHAN J. S. PEAGLER J. B. REMION R. A. SAMODEN R. G. SCHULTZ T. O. SI-:INNER . N. Sporo J. C. WEBB G. P. YARN BLANTON OFFICERS M. H. BLANTON . . H. K. GILES . . W. W. HILL . . C. P. HUMPHREYS . Remion, Samoden, Skinner .... SECOND ROW: Spoto, Yarn, Webb. NI EAT, DRINK, AND BE MERRY! . . Pfrexident Vice Preyident . . Secretary . Treamrer 6 6 ' llQiA aa f':-'-'- f' N' ' 555555: M f 49355555 -Q Y - Q s:'sf':2f A, A i ffff The physical expansion of Georgia Tech has been accom- panied by a corresponding enlargement of social activities. Not since before the war have social functions been at such a high level. Hardly a week Went by this year when there wasnlt a dance-the Sprin IFC' H g s, omecoming Dance, Engineers' Day Dance, and the various fraternity formals to mention a few. Aside from the dances there Were scores of parties ranging from the Bemy' Kid Party to the Delft' Mountaineer Party. Every fraternity on the campus entered the house decoration contest and a majority entered the Reck contest to make Homecoming the biggest ever held at Tech. Each of these social endeavors is an indication of the growth of Tech in the field of student entertainment. +e--- Fmwew--if flwfweffvswf . .. .. .. .1. 1 ff' sf-1eQ.4f'.. ag, - -. .,: ,:g.,.,.4,-,igaxufm if ' ' H 'gat fhjeqf m .. -' fazi4f9fl -3 , x H ME S.A.E. gardeners take first place in Reck contest. Alumni had a double purpose in returning to the flats this year. Tech's gigantic and progressive building program had received publicity in such nationally known mediums as Architectzzml Fofumy Tech's football team was as yet underfeated and was ranked sixth nationally. The festivities began early Friday night with the judging of house decorations. Heavy rains and strong winds destroyed many of the decorations, but when the final count was made Sigma Chi came in first with SAE close behind. Social events Friday night centered around fraternity parties. Activities got off to an early start Saturday morning with the Ramblin' Reck parade. Fifteen Recks, powered by every kind of engine known to man and a few unknown, paraded around the cam- pus in view of thousands of spectators. SAE mowed 'em down and raked up first place, the TEP moonshiners drank up second place, and Sigma Phi Epsilon literally smoked into third place. At noon the alumni gathered in Peters Park to hold a barbecue. Tech grads from as far back as 1892 attended. By game time the only thing that could spread gloom over the flats seemed impossible. A few hours later, 40,000 people walked away from Grant Field stunned by the l3-7 upset handed to Tech by Tennessee. Homecoming came to an end Saturday night with a dance sponsored by the Bulldog Club in the gym. During intermission Anak tapped four new members, Castleberry, Cox, Crossley, and Mann. All in all it was one of the most successful homecomings ever held on the flats. TOP TO BOTTOM: Sigma Chi didn'l: know either, buf won 'Phe decora tions contest .... 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END THE .00000000000 5 FQR 000000000000' GA 000000000000' '00000000000' Y 00000000000' 00000000000' 00000000000' '000000000' 0000000' 00000f 0001 W, TOP: MaYbe iheY really are hillbillies. . , 50-I-I-OM Th . : e Befas didn'i' kill him daid enough ff- rr-npr yrs- --5 -- '-,e.,,fL:5', T- a:.,Q..44f,..,+,..,5.:,i, .mf - T- 'f , i . . ' Af 1- fini ., .9ig...x1v,kB , ,Y ,fr 17, 11, -qifmg'--, L--'f' - 5 '- :fl ' X, ' ,.31,gaf. u x x , .1 nl. - '-, :. , T ,- . .. u, - vi A T' ,,,.5,,.., ' - f , , if.. , 1... . efwff-:ef--'effveiflea--fufifieseh-ie-ef ,--- gQl,g,g-7 1 - -4:-'rg LEFT COLUMN: Where's 'the kitchen sink? . . . But I love her sfilI. . . . RIGHT COLUMN: Junior birdmen with band mascoi .... The Confederaie Flag never sefs on KA . . . and I drink my whiskey clear. . . . UPPER RIGHT: Brodnax Taps Casfleberry for ANAK. K ll,, Fi -,.i w :TA I' .,f 'fig M if A Q x' , I I I W A A' F 9 X ay ,- if LA ' ,I li, . V ,w .-' 1 I' ,gl v i in I1 ya' QV' .Sf nv fgk . 5, M . Q A Jf Q QQ W fb 1 +QR1 X 5 Q1 k :sf .SJ ..,, X' kip -..-' ,gf- ' ire-l , Sf' '. ' ' ' 3 , ' h -:fifjl V ,- f--f' 'lvil Y J vi ffjai ,L , J in lg! 7 J , if . 'W' ' ,Cf in Q' gif A 54 CLOCKWISE AROUND PAGE: Don'+ shool! 4. . . Gene Krupa and companion .... Sigma Chis cool off af Jekyll llsland house-parfy. .. . Conehead McCamish af Dells' Mounfaineer Parfy .... Dangercus Dan McBeard deals 'lhe cards as Lil Boswell looks on. . . , Look at all the wheels! . . . Gel: ou'r cf the picfure! . ..Midshipman and dale: al NROTC formal .... Looks like wafer .... CENTER SPREAD: Spring IFC's. .5 E IMI 923352 1 INSIDE CIRCLE: Whai are you waifing for, John? . . . UPPER RIGHT: She's the Sweefhearf of Sigma Chi. . . . MIDDLE ROW: Finalisis in Miss Per- fecf Lips confesf .... Finalisfs for Miss Rambling Reck. . . . BOTTOM ROW: Band big wigs and sponsor. . . . There's one in every crowd. sz? W P I ge 1-su ,f?:Q f.. ' AM 5 f 5 fi wi f TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: And fhis is pari' of an inifiafion? . . . Lef's transfer fo Auburn. MIDDLE ROW: If 1 ,i Krupa's vocalist packs 'em in .... Mr. and Mrs. Mighty Mite .... BOTTOM: Sponsors before game iime. QV! RNLQLQJ OFFSET: can mis be aunpuppy love? W yi of X Lif- i pix f Y fi W MT? -I 4 Vin TOP ROW: Registrafion mob .... Well, iha1's one way 'ro gef your name in prinf .... Nothing like good, clean, American fun .... MIDDLE ROW: What do you want, blood? . . . If if looks easy ihis way, iurn ii' upside down. BOTTOM ROW: Try this one for size .... What goes on behind fhe iron curfain? l Tl-IE HILLA l M --iv i'-- -'M , N fe A v Hfffmfi , ivvymf .',. A ,, 3 u AQ eff ., fwa, . 3, , ,f,gA,f.x 5 A A- A 411, 51 ' 'Q' 'gf Y Q f 1 12 9a il ,Q f kj' x, . wf,,4.vgM.' j 35 s ey 4 , 9414.1 ff if , A 354 N2 An .' . W 'A .AM 1' is-.m f . 'gy A A ' X ,. A , -4 JK.,-.-4 , 1 Y M A wy.,.eyy,,gfAA.,g:-ifmwq Z 1,-,fy . - Mr, if , .- ff:-' 1, .g.A.j,g,'5 - 5, ' f ' . H. f . A 3 . . 'iv 173 'W-1. Y' ,- ' .5205 Sjfg' ,-f 'R' :ei TOP ROW: H is: If aln'fg if is' if ai ' vb .H . - M M73 fi- A . ' ,W ' 32 5 'T X .- f Low-'flynng comets.. . . MIDDLE ROW Snowed -If-411,15 f'-A- 2-fv Af .a s e. . -AA-AA- under. . . . Art Ross fnlls anofher empfy sfocking for the Jaycees .... BOTTOM ROW G-E-O-R-G-I-A .... They were 'coo sick fo eaf 'Phe cake anyway. AND IN THE FLATS THE PEACH ORCHARD The 1949 BLUE PRINT is deeply indebted to Al Capp, creator of the famous comic strip character Li'l Abner and founder of the national holiday Sadie Hawkins Day, for his Work in judging the beauties shown on the following pages. Ll L ABNER MZ czfam Jaimm Charleston, S. C. Www gouge ,Mnjricld Pickens, S. C. I L55 maxima Portsmouth, Va WM. pdf .!glfLilfL:5 Miami Beach, nu. P5 MJQQVLVLE EMU? Ailunfa, Ga. ONS R MRS. PAT WILLIFORD for JIM WILLIFORD Editor, 1949 BLUE PRINT ' , gg ax ga ks,-J 51 fi 5 v 1-.AW '- , ' . .' I ' ' V --.uilffg Miss ANN SAUNDERS for MARC BRABA NT Business Manager, 1949 BLUE PRINT :l::- f ,f1:, ,f--if -- Y -ww . H 7 iv- iff-ffw--W H Y- - ,, . , . L , ,. STH, 4, :ILL-,Y --lzf:-if-T-Yu ,sw W. , A- - my... ,--::r,,1 1 , A-,, EQ? I Miss PATSY CLARK f 01' JIM NOLAN P N Miss BITSY WATSUN for RUSTY WATSON ' ..-.-W ' ' f'T 'jT?T1 - xTT 'T'if T:'H:3 f ' Y 1 'T 1i MFT ' 17: f .,1:.':'r: . .L 1.15.-SQ--4.-gn. f K.fm A- -4- 7,4 ? Q4 ,. -,L,,T':?r T'Tg31'fr' i'-:g',:t'--rzf-1-'Tri-f 2-5f,v1r:'w:vn:1x1Ts.' --.f1:i,..A:?s A-gr-Q - -'-'Y 'H -'- -- f---ww: A-ff?---:vm---frvwrrvz-:': '1f::f 'rs'ff:'-:v tv r.-':H-.I5:am'::,::n1:.1:xE,g4.L W 7- ' f f'----fn' '-'- -vw-' 'f ---' 'f, - --- N- ---- '4'v'175'73'f ffm. f N-if--D S RS Miss MARGIE CLARK for TEX BRANSON ww g-lg., ' x 2:7 Q' f in 7, , 9? wi f vm-05? , , T ' Q bffk y 1 MRS. OPHELIA HOLLOMAN for HARRY HOLLOMAN im ,ff z O,,f-QEQE ,O 1114. 1-IM, ,N I ,' 'wax Vim? Qijgk ww M ,E , 3 Wi 4 , K-.uf Ji , , Miss ELIZABETH HOFE for JACK TODD SPON Miss DOT DUNN for GEORGE BRODNAX - ' - - 2---W '-f' ff H A-L ---- A - --ffglf' f --'-'- ,.Q.--......-.Y,.E.,,.,... , , Y .- wfggggm-7-V-,VF ff--V 757 Y Y-f?,,,- , , -, - -' -- , -- ' 7' MRS. NONA BARNES ROY BARNES S 0 R S MISS FRANCES WEEMS for TOM CROSSLEY 3'Ql-fini 4 ifi 1 1-11 am' alfima 1949 found Tech with sixty-seven organizations. All of these, with their aims and accomplishments, have contributed much to the growth of Georgia Tech. A few of the outstand- ing examples are the student book exchange, faculty rating sheets, lectures by international figures, and the increase in the cultural aspects of engineering through plays and symphonic presentations. These organizations have provided a needed out- let for our hobbies and interests, and have also served as a showcase and proving ground for progress through leadership. ,ff fi fv-7 vfzf--36 ., , ug l ,,'l , I , 1-:I-3' .V 1, , , Y A fl- r .kk -f.4.1,..g.gu5?i:-25. '-4 V , 1: 'J :J-3 -.-'11 -vfq-Ty-i3fq-., Y-'if 1- ,flue Shit-rfgrf' LE:-'LJ 35511. .A C- -AJ. - ,--1'-,iay:.7'w!,. I 5 A, -f . -4 f 'I- ' 'BITS LW: v . f , H. . H 1' -1 SP' ' H' -5 jc MISS GLADYS I. HAWES 1 ir- .!r :'114.:ef- L . .-' - - -. . . - -.MV 42,-Wlgf? ?.f-,,37l.qfJ 'ffpzff-:I V . . - ' 2 :fxsii -. .grfw , . ,, A , qgff - ,L-:2i'V '. A - J ,. g . :,m:1g+?':'-E . . . , . ' - - -, - . ROBERT C. COM MAN DER LaRoche taking over from Rymer. OFFICERS W. W. LAROCHE ........ Premlenz C. BAILEY . . . . Fiizvt Vice Prefident W. HARWELL, JR. . . Second Vice Prefident . S. EZZARD . . . Third Vice Prexident . E. LICHTWARDT . .... Secretary FRESHMAN Y COUNCIL R. SWEETON, JR. . . . . Prefidenz MEMBERS C. L. AKIN B. L. HOLTON T. C. BAILEY P. G. BARNETT J. H. BEACH T. W. BIBB, JR. W. R. BOLTON W. B. BRADBURY C. F. BRANSON J. A. BURRELL J. R. CANTRELL W. E. CHEELY J. H. CHRISTESON J. H. CLEVELAND D. A. COOPER V. A. CRAWFORD, JR. G . E. DASHER H. A. DAWSON F. F. DRESSEL E. T. ELLIOT R. M. ELLIS J. M. ERWIN E. M. ESPY H. S. EZZARD J. M. FISHER, JR. W. R. GAMBILL L. E. GATES. JR. W. E. GEIGER, JR. H. W. GODBEE C. C. GOODSON R. I. HALLOCK L. HANCOCK . W. HARWELL L. A. HEINZE Z. A. HENRY W. H. HITCH J. C Fnday mghf Open House FRESHMAN Y CABINET HAIGH JOPLING W. P. KENYON J. C. KIEVIT G. E. KNIGHT W. W. LAROCHE E. F. LASSETER C. S. LAUBLY R. M. G. LIBBY H. E. LICHTWARDT R. F. LOWERY R. S. MARTIN T. W. MCGEEVER L. A. MCLEAN B. R. MCREE K. W. MESCHKE A. J. MOO YOUNG R. D. PITMAN B. M. POWELL E. R. PURCELL V. C. RHODEN, JR. R. H. RYMER H. E. SCOTT, JR. S. H. SCOTT J. F. SEIFERT F. H. SOSIN, JR. T. M. SMITH R. T. STANCIL C. B. SWANN D. C. SWARTWOUT F. R. SWEETON, JR. D. E. TAYLOR E. G. TURNIPSEED W. R. WARWICK H. H. WILLIS 421 vs The Young Men's Christian Association is indeed the focal point of student life and activities. Every student is a member and all the facilities of the Y are at his disposal. The Y.M.C.A. Cabinet sponsors many varied educational, recreational, and religious programs. Among these are Bible study, movies, Open House, Conferences, and Forums. Each student is invited to take part in all or part of the many activities of the Tech Y. 4 ,pigs 14.. :au 5 ' HD I if I I , . H , ,W , 2 I Q p ' gs' 5 lfggbxl Wu' ' Z , 'ihiih QjS'f.I2L:fe: A ,, ' . ,'f.':Q'-L., -A ' lf ' Alfa alta . 1? J fat JT-'f: I 2 -s 1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Akin, Bailey, Barnett, Beach, Bibb, Bolton, Bradbury, Branson, Burrell, Cheely .... SECOND ROW: Christeson, Cooper, Crawford, Dasher, Dawson, Dressel, Ellis, Espy, Euard, Fisher .... THIRD ROW: Gambill, Gates, Geiger, Goodson, Hallock, Hancock, Harwell, Henry, Hitch, Holton .... FOURTH ROW: Jopling, Kenyon, Knight, LaRoche, Lasseter, Laubly, Libby, Lichtwardt, Lowery, Martin .... FIFTH ROW: McGeever, McLean, McRae, Meschke, Moo, Pitman, Powell, Purchell, Rhoden, Rymer .... SIXTH ROW: Scott, Seifert, Sosin, Smith, Stancil, Swartwout, Taylor, Turnipseed, Warwick, Willis. I.. ,, gi pg? 2 -.-zu AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEXTILE COLORISTS AND CHEMISTS 0 F F I C E R S R. S. SAPPINGTON . . . Preridenz W. L. PATTON . . . Vice Prericiemf J. H. ELLIS, JR. . . Secretary-Treafurer M E M B E R S R. L. ANSLER C. W. BEDINGTON W. H. BORING M. BRABANT B. H. BRINKLEY, JR. R. S. BROOKS G. T. COSTELLE J. H. COX W. M. ELAM J. D. ELLINGTON, JR. J. H. ELLIS, JR. B. D. FINCH, JR. J. E. GARRETT J. T. HAIGLER G. G. HALLMAN T. J. HALLMAN H. L. JONES I. T. LAYFIELD H. R. LESTER, JR. C. H. MCGILL W. M. MOREDOCK W. L. PATTON R. D. PERRY E. G. REEP, JR. R. S. SAPPINGTON M. H. SMITH, JR. J. H. SMITH E. H. STALL R. R. STEWART, JR. J. K. TUNKLE J. H. WEINSTOCK SAPPI NGTON ,ey FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bedingfon, Boring, Brabanf, Brinkley, Brooks, Cosfello, Cox, Elam .... SECOND ROW: Ellinglon, Ellis, Finch, Garrelt, Haigler, G. Hallman ' ' ' ' ' 'h Il Sl' a f Tunkle, Wexnsfock T. Hallman, Jones .... THIRD ROW: Layfleld, Lesfer, McGill, Palfon, Perry, Reep, Sapplngfon, Smlih .... FOURTH ROW. Smli , Sta , ew r, KS7 C. L. AKIN J. H. BIRCHALL J. T. BLACK C. D. BOBO J. G. BREEDLOVE W. BRUSSE W. H. BRYANT J. DOWNEY R. H. DUBLER R. FLEMING W. A. HASSETT C. M. HOHN L. E. JALLER J. JERGER FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Akin, Birchall, Bobo, Breedlove, Brusse, Bryant, Dovwey, Dubler, Fleming, Hassett .... SECOND ROW: Hyohn, Jakubowski Jaller Jerger Johnson, Jones, Judd, Lowrance, Lupton, Manrique .... THIRD ROW: Marett, Mayfield, McFarland, Moore, Morris, Nance, Palmour, Pritchard, Quarm Reinsmlth FOURTH ROW: Riley, Smallwood, Smith, Spring, Tinius, Walton, Williams. AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY ,-, U I-IU 'vm R YZ SS 2.0 OS Sa, S-Q f1 -E Yr' 'gba C H Q 3 'ig . , P E E Z z T my O 5 m O :U O Z Q, 'TI E C3 S 5 Q, 5 Sf' I QW I-I ' rsh, ES'-I E5 ro 29' i- 25m :QW K RE SS O SZ QO' C i-I 75 O0 E. 'E R P-4 If. E woozomzoao 3-1 M. JONES . M. JUDD KIMBLE B. LUPTON MANRIQUE . R. MARETT R. MASON J. MAYFIELD . H. MCFARLAND W. MOORE . B. MORRIS E. NANCE C. C. PRITCHARD A. L. QUARIN D. A. REINSMITH J. H. RILEY C. E. SMALLWOOD W. L. SMITH G. E. SPRING A. L. TAYLOR J. O. TINIUS J. D. WALTON L. L. WILLIAMS T. D. WOODWARD MCFARLAND OFFICERS N. D. BRIGGS Prefidemf W. G. DENNING Vice Prexident L. H. MEYER Sec1'e!a1'y T. W. BERRY, JR. Trezzmvfev' 4 G. K. ARMSTRONG H. C. BARNES, JR. C. B. BASTIN, JR. A. H. BENNING T. W. BERRY, JR. P. E. BORGER N. D. BRIGGS T. J. BROWDER, JR. R. BRUNS E. R. BUTLER R. J. CADORIN B. M. CALLAWAY, JR. E. C. CAMP, JR. G. L. CAMPBELL J. M. CARGAL C. R. CARTWRIGHT B. R. CATHERWOOD F. S. CHALMERS, JR. A. D. CHANDLER J. F. CHEELY 1. M. CITRON A. R. COLCORD, JR. R. W. COLE D. A. COOPER E. F. COX . J. M. CULGAN C. H. DALLMAN H. H. DANIEL L. J. DANIELS, JR. H. A. DAWSON, JR. W. G. DENNING L. A. DOWNS, JR. E. P. ESTEP G. A. FEAGIN C. S. FELNER W. G. FEW J. H. FISHER J. M. FLOURNOY, JR. P. C. GAERTNER, JR. T. R. GARDNER AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MEMBLRS L J GARNER R E GIBSON S H GRAY H. GREEN . . L. GUFFY F. HAITE W. HALLMAN L. HANNA . C. HAVRON . L. HENDRY A. HIETT B. HONEYCUTT, JR J. W. HUDSON J. A. JERNIGAN W. N. JOHNSON B. D. KAN L. A. KLEIN A. S. KOCAY S. KURLAT M. E. LACKEY C. F. LAGRONE, JR. rnrwmpqzgoa BRIGGS R E NYSTROM J A OXFORD E R PIERSON . G. PLUMMER . E. PRICE, JR. D. T. QUINN C. W. RACKLEY J. K. READ J. S. REIMER J. B. RHYNE F. E. ROCKWELL, JR. S. M. ROLLINSON J. W. SAUL ' W. E. SAUNDERSON, JR. A. A. SCARBOROUGI-I F. J. SCHAY, JR. J. H. SCHOENBERG J. C. SPACH F. E. STUART, JR. N. A. STUMPE, JR. W. I. LANGSTAFF W. W. LAROCHE C. V. LECRAW K. W. LENTZ E. J. LOWERY H. W. LOWERY R. E. MANN L. H. MAURER G. C. MAYFIELD W. E. MCKNOWN E. MCNALLY D. C. MEREDITH W. J. METZGER, JR. L. H. MEYER R. K. MILLER B. R. MOGUL O. M. MORRIS, JR. R. K. MORROW J. L. MYERS C. O. SUMMERS A. G. TAMPA P. TAYLOR W. R. TOOKE, JR. T. B. TRUSCOTT S. B. VAUGHN D. E. VOYLES A. R. WARD H. G. WARD W. C. WARLICK H. J. WATKINS A. B. WEBB, JR. W. G. WEISSENBERGER A. W. WEST, JR. A. M. WILKINS C. S. WILLIAMSON W. F. WISE J. L. WORTH C. Q. WRIGHT W. F. ZENONI FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barnes, Basfin, Berry, Borger .... SECOND' ROW: Cardorin, Callaway, Camp, Campbell .... THIRD ROW: Cargal, Calherwood, Chalmers, Chandler .... FOURTH ROW: Cheely, Cifron, Cooper, Cox .... FIFTH ROW: Culgan, Daniels, Dawson, Denning .... SIXTH ROW: Downs, Esfep, Feagin, Felner. . . . SEVENTH ROW: Few, Fisher, Flourney, Gaertner .... EIGHTH ROW: Gardner, Garner, Gray, Green. CHEMICAL E NGINEERS fiiiiii-5: , , V ,J ' Vf 1 -, x I ,. ffi ' . ' '35, ' f 5-I 44 . fy :V M- VV .. . , V- . 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'SIXTH ROW: Shannon, Shepard, Sikora, Smifh, Sosebee, Spears, Swilley, Taylor, Thomas, Torcassi, Tysinger, Ulm .... SEVENTH ROW: Walfon, Weinreb, F Williams, J. Williams, Willis, Woodyard, Youngblood. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 0 PFI CE R S F. L. BUTLER, JR. J. W. TYSINGER BUTLER Prefident P. ALFRED IV BABCOCK, JR. . T. BALDWIN, JR . H. BILLINGS E. BOWERS W. BRAIDWOOD S. BUCHANAN L. BURT, JR. L. BUTLER, JR. . C. BYTHEWOOD J. W. CLARK W. M. COOPER K. R. CORMANY T. L. CORWIN C. M. CRABTREE J. P. CRAWFORD T. F. CURRY W. F. DAVIS E. T. DRISCOLL O. T. DUGGAN B. E. DUNCAN N. E. DUVAL, JR. PU!'1'1?'?s:pD7-14OF' Vice Prefident MEMBERS T. H. FIELDER W. H. FOSTER, JR. J. A. GILREATH W. H. GUNBY R. I. HALLOCK W. M. HAMMAND W. B. HARKNESS W. L. HIRSHBURG N. W. HOCKING C. W. HORTON J. C. HUCKABY J. A. HUDSON D. K. HUMPHREY L. O. HUNTER R. INGLETT S. L. JOHNSTON J. H. KASTANAKIS W. W. KAVANAUGH P. E. KENDRICK R. L. KLEINMAN H. R. KOEN, JR. W. J. KORCHAK J. C. LANE, JR. J. C. LEIFER + -. , I I X: N. W. HOOKING Secretary-Treamrer E. L. SCOTT J. C. SHANNON M. B. LEVITT J. T. SHEPARD S. W. LEWIS G. D. LINZ W. H. LYTLE E. O. MARLOW, JR. C. B. MCKINNEY A. B. MEADOW, JR. M. B. MCCOY V. J. SIKORA D. L. SMITH C. M. SOSEEEE R. E. SPEARS, JR. T. E. SWILLEY G. B. TAYLOR R. A. THOMAS J. E. MICHEALS J. A. TORCASSI W. A. MIDDLETON M. H. MOONEY, JR. C. P. OWENS, JR. J. D. L. PARKS R. B. PIDGEON, JR. H. E. PITTMAN J. L. B. PROCTOR J. H. RAINWATER K. E. RHODES M. SCHIFFMAN F. J. SCHWAHN J. W. TYSINGER L. ULM, JR. A. WALTON B. WEINREB F. WILLIAMS F. WILLIAMS D. R. WILLIAMSON H. H. WILLIS R. H. WOODYARD P. YOUNGBLOOD 6 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Atfaway, Baldwin, Beale, Bellisle, Benton, Berry, Briiiingham. . . . SECOND ROW: Browning, Buchanan, Buchanan, Cartmel, Chapman, Chirsfropher, Clif- ton .... THIRD ROW: Coloney, Cox, Creighfon, Crooks, Damon, Dawson, Deadwyler .... FOURTH ROW: Docekal, Emmer, Gaunff, George, Goodloe, Goodman, Graefe .... FIFTH ROW: Head, Huff, Ivey, Johnsfon, Jones, Jureif, Karry .... SIXTH ROW: Keisfer, Klosfer- man, Knapp, Lawing, Lines, Lowe, Marable ..,. SEVENTH ROW: MasIey, Mafihews, Mar- riam, Miller, Miner, Mosely, O'Keefe .... EIGHTH ROW: O'Rear, Parrish, Perrin, Pruitf, Purfz, Recfor, Riddle ,... NINTH ROW: Robertson, Robinson, Ross, Rucker, Smiih, Smifh, Smith .... TENTH ROW: Spangler, Sperry, Sproesser, Siewart, Sfrug, Tribble, Webb .... ELEVENTH ROW: Weinfraub, Wasf, Whalloy, Williams, Winsfead. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS . . Premient . Vice Prefzdent . Treamrer . Tfearwer STEWART 0 F F I C E R S F. STEWART . J. E. OIKEEFE . W. B. WILLIAMS . J. E. DOCEKAL . MEMBERS J. J. ATTAWAY W. B. LAWING J. E. BALDWIN J. A. LINES L. A. BEALE C. R. LOWE W. A. BELLISLE J. R. MARABLE W. A. BENTON T. J. MASLEY A. H. BERRY W. BRITTINGHAM . A. BROWNING G. BUCHANAN J. R. BUCHANAN F. CARTMEL, J J. E. CHAPMAN R. Z. CHRISTOPHER J. T. CLIFTON W. H. COLONEY D. C. CONE J. W. CORNER S. B. COX J T. L . T. CREIGHTON L. B. CROOKS H. E. DAMON L. Y. DAWSON R. DEADWYLER E. J. DOCEKAL P. I. EMMER J. E. GAUNTT F. GEORGE, JR. W. H. GOODLOE M. B. GOODMAN C. W. GRAEFE J. E. HEAD H. R. HELLEY, JR. J. R. HUFF J. R. IVEY H. C. HOI-INSTON W. T. JOHNSTON R. H. JONES J. C. JURIET W. W. KARRY H. W. KEISTER L. H. KLOSTERMAN D. J. KNAPP W. F. MATTHEWS A. HZ. MCCARTI-I W. H. MERRIAM D. J. MILLER J. S. MILLER J. V. H. MINER A. S. MOSELY J. E. O'KEEFE C. J. O'REAR E. C. PARRISH T. E. PERRIN JZ. C. PRUITT K. L. PURTZ R. H. RECTOR T. A. RIDDLE J. D. ROBERTSON R. G. ROBINSON J. E. Ross R. E. RUBY E. M. RUCKER L. H. SCHENK J. E. SMITH R. F. SMITH W. E. SMITH J. E. SPANGLER J. H. SPERRY W. D. SPROESSER F. STEWART G. L. STRUG H. L. TRIBBLE G. F. WEBB M. WEINTRAUB R. C. WEST W. B. WPIALLTZY W. B. WILLIAMS C. J. WINSTEAD CYP A 4 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF FIR'ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams, Ashby, Baker, Ballenfine, Barney, Beardsworfh, Beck, Beckworfh, Bosf, Bridges .... SECOND' ROW: Brown, Burdeffe, Cannes Carfwright, Chapman, Clark, Clarkson, Clearly, Cochran, Crocker .... THIRD ROW: Cummings, Davenporf, Davis, Deilers, DeWeese, Dillon, Domingos, Dunn Ed wards, Endsley .... FOURTH ROW: Evans, Fisher, Flenniken, Garison, Garreff, Gary, Goldberg, Green, J. R., Green, W. M., Griffenberg .... FIFTH ROW: Grove Handen, Hardy, Harrison, F. W., Harrison, M. E., Hari, Harwell, Haulbrook, Henderson, Hirch .... SIXTH ROW: Holton, B. L., Holfon, C. V., Howland, Hovns James, Jidy, Johnson, Keesee, Koesy, Kirkland. W. T. ADAMS, JR. D. A. ASHBY, JR. R. C. BAKER A. P. BALLENTINE W. F. BARNEY A. BEARDSWORTH M. BECK, JR. E. BOST BOWERS . N. BRIDGES . C. BROWN, JR. . C. BURDETTE W. W. CAINES, JR. J. N. CHAPMAN J. W. LACE H. CLARK, JR. W. CLARKSON G. J. CLEARY, JR. W. R. COCHRAN I-mr-Irgnwp F110 . N. CROCKER, JR. S. CUMMINGS B. G. DAVENPORT, JR. A. W. DAVIS R. U. DEITERS H. E. DEWEESE J. C. DILLON E. K. DOMINGOS, JR. W. G. DUNN T. W. EDWARDS, JR. J. W. ENDSLEY C. C. EVANS H. W. FISHER C. FLENNIKEN J. P. GARISON J. W. GARRETT L. H. GARY J. R. GIBB A. I. GOLDBERG MEMBERS J. R. GREEN W. M. GREEN C. H. GRIFFENBERG C. HANDEN S. G. HARDY, JR. C. M. HARRISON F. W. HARRISON M. E. HARRISON R. H. HART C. W. HARWELI., JR. P. C. HAULBROOK HENDERSON, JR. W. H. HITCH R. L. LAMB J. G. LANCASTLE H. K. LASTER P' G. LEWIS J. P. LICHTY J. MCINTOSH L. C. MCLEAN, JR. J. V. MEISTER E. I. MURRAY O. L. O'DANIEL H. E. OSBORN, JR. J. W. PEACH A. R. PERDUE, JR. J. H. PERRY D. M. PHIPPS A. J. PROPP L. E. PUIG M. E. REES J. L. ROBERTS W. G. ROBERTSON J. H. ROGERS J. C. RUSHTON, JR. J. D. RYLANDER F. SCHIMMENTI S. SCHWARTZ J. M. SHEPARD, JR. H. W. SIMPSON L. F. SMEDIGAR, JR C. E. SMITH J. C. SMITH W. V. SMITH B. F. SPEARMAN J. SPECTOR J. STEWART B. STOREY L. J. SULLIVAN R. L. THOMAS J. B. TOPP E. M. VANSTRUM W. L. WALTHALL J. D. WEEKS H. W. WHITE S. F. WILLIAMS, JR J. M. ZIEGLER MECHANICAL ENGINEERS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lichky, Mclnfosh, McLean, Meisler, Murray. . . . O'Daniel, Osborn, Peach, Perdue, Perry .... THIRD ROW: Phipps Propp, Puig, Rees, Roberis .... FOURTH ROW: Robertson, Rogers Rushton, Rylander, Schimmenfi .... FIFTH ROW: Schwarlz, Shepard, Simp son, Smedigar, Smifh, C. E .... SIXTH ROW: Smilh, J. C., Smifh, W. V. Spearman, Specfor, Sfewarf .... SEVENTH ROW: Storey, Sullivan, Thomas Topp, Vansfrum .... EIGHTH ROW: Walfhall, Weeks, Williams, Ziegler GRIFFENBERG OFFICERS Prof. joseph Paul Vidosic Honorary Chairman FALLS Chairman: C. H. GriHe-nberg, Ir. Vice-Chairman: Robert Moscrip Secretary: Roy E. johnson Treasurer: Nesbit S. Grove WINTER: Chairman: Taylor C. Brown, Jr. Vice-Chairman: Frank Schimmenri Secretary: john N. Cartwright Treasurer: Lawrence H. Gary SPRING: Chairman: john N. Cartwright Vice-Chairman: Byron L. Holton Secretary: L. F. Smedigar, jr. Treasurer: john Bob james ..n 'fE AIGSMEN1 .f L. T. BRANNON, JR. . OFFICERS TECH MANAGEMENT CLUB W. E. NALL . . . K. W. FAULKNER . V. K. WILSON . H. R. ADAMS N. P. F. AHL S. F. BOOR R. W. BROOKS, JR. J. A. BROSHEK A. D. BROWN B. S. BROWN C. C. BROWN, JR. W. C. BUCK W. D. BURCH J. M. CARR W. CLARK R. CLIETT . W. CONNELLEY . L. DAVISDSON, JR. . I. DELANG, JR. W. DEMILLE, III . H. DORR . P. L. DOWELI. L. DRAKE F. DLLISON FALK R. J. FOX wmpvenpnnnww BRANNON MEMBERS C. R. FRIERSON, JR. C. H. FULTON W. T. GREENE, JR. C. W. GRIGGS J. E. HENNESSY M. M. HUDOINS G. J. HYGH T. A. JACKSON R. JOHNSON C. W. JONES, JR. J. L. JORDAN L. A. KAHN W. F. KENNON F. B. LEACH A. P. LITMAN W. L. LOCKWOOD P. L. LOWENEELD C. F. LYNCH J. A. MANKIN J. B. MARTIN H. F. MCCAMISH V. L. MOORE J. P. NICHOLS . . Prericlent . Vice Pvfefialem . . Secremffy . T7'6LlJZl1'67 J. G. PAINE C. D. PAWLEY L. E. PITTMAN R. N. RAUTH W. J. REESE F. A. REISMAN W. C. SCHWARTZ L. W. SHORES W. L. SIMMONS S. M. SLOTIN S. W. SOBEL H. L. SPIER P. P. SUDAN A. J. SWANN R. V. SWEAT J. L. TEDDER D. W. TERRY T. J. THOMAS J. H. TUCKER D. W. USHER J. M. WALKER R. B. WATSON- V. K. WILSON FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams, Ahl, Boor, Brooks, Broshek, A. D. Brown, B. S. Brown, C. C. Brown, Buck, Burch, Carr, Clark .... SECOND ROW: Clieff, Con- nelley, Crawley, Davidson, DeLany, DeMIlIe, Dorr, Dowell, Drake, Ellison, Falk, Fox .... THIRD ROW: Frierson, Fulfon, Greene, Griggs, Hennessy, Hudgins, Hygh, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Kahn ..., FOURTH ROW: Kennon, Leach, Litman, Lockwood, Lowenfeld, Lynch, Mankin, Marfin, McCamish, Moore, Nichols, Paine .... FIFTH ROW: Pawley, Pitfman, Raufh, Reese, Reisman, Schwarfz, Shores, Simmons, Slofin, Sobel, Speir, Sudan .... SIXTH ROW: Swann, Sweaf, Tedder, Terry, Thomas, Tucker, Usher, Walker, Wafson. W- fggius-?G....-....... -E. E , . .in , . g I- 1 INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson, Anderson, Andrews, Ausfin, Babb, Barreff, Bernsfein, Boyles Branson SECOND ROW Caichpole Corbeff Crane Crum Daniel, Dansby, Davison, Dicks, Finch .... THIRD ROW: Fiifs, Forresfer, Garner, Gluyas, Gray Hansard Harris Hari' Lee FOURTH ROW Mahadeen Malon son, Mathews, McDougal, Perkins, Perry, Pefermann, Reed, Ryle .... FIFTH ROW: Salmirs, Sf Peferey Swrharf Weiss Wesibrcok Wllmerdlng Young T. W. FINCH . G. E. YOUNG . J. D. GRAY . L BERNSTEIN . J. D. ANDERSON K. R. ANDERSON R. H. ANDREWS J. G. AUSTIN L. BABB S. BARRETT BERNSTEIN Q. BOYLES F. BRANSON J. CATCI-IPOLE H. CORBETT A. CRANE . D. CRIM J. DANIEL T. DANSBY G. N. DAVISON QDROFPUOFUFTUFU OFFICERS MEMBERS H. F. DICKS T. W. FINCH PLFHBJR O. O. FORRESTER, JR. R. GARNER G. L. GLUYAS J. D. GRAY J. B. HANSARD J. W. HARRIS T. H. HART R. E. LEE H. MAHADEEN P. J. MALONSON R. S. MATHEWS R. L. MCDOUGAL N. C. NEW TEOQ EPP I EEF? . EEE 'S E E ' ' R F' 'U E-'E SEER W' NQHH qqmwsx SKQSN . E. PRITCHARD J. E. REED, III R. O. ROBERTS D. M. RYLE, JR. S. SALMIRS E. C. ST. PETEREY J. M. SWII-IART J. M. WEISS H. W. WESTBROOK, JR J. C. WITESTONE J. V. D. WILMERDING G. E. 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CRAWFORD M. DOUGLAS . T. DRISCOLL T. DUGGAN . E. DUVAL . H. ETHERIDGE L. FAHRMEIER M. J. FIVEL H. GHORMLEY H. GLOVER W. M. HAMMOND W. E. HARKNESS P. G. HASELL W. E. HAWKINS N. W. HENDRIX W. L. HIRSHBERG N. W. HOCKING J. M. HOGG W. C. HORTON J. C. HUCKABY D. K. HUMPHREY F. E. KENDRICK D. G. KENNEDY R. L. KLEINMAN W. J. KORCHAK H. W. KRUSE J. C. LEIFER RZZQTEITETWUEIRUEQD HOCKINC-3 MEMBERS G. N. LESTER E. N. LIDE J. LUONGO M. B. MCCOY E. A. MCCURLEY A. B. MEADOR, JR. M. H. MOONEY W. E. NEWBERRY J. M. PAINTER V. A. PANAGOS J. W. PEGHINY W. T. PORTER W. D. POWERS J. F. PRESCOTT J. H. RAINWATER V. C. RHODEN R. A. ROOT M. H. RUBIN R. W. RUSSELL J. SCHELL, JR. M. SCHIFFMAN P. E. SCOTT J. C. SHEEHAN J. T. SHEPHERD J. S. SIEGEL C. P. SMITH R. R. SMITH, JR. S. F. SMITH J. W. TYSINGER J. A. WALTON R. C. WEINTRAUB F. WILLIAMS R. H. WOODYARD R. E. WORSHAM 'WR ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA PHI OMEGA is a national service fra- ternity founded on the principles of the Scout Oath and law. lts main objective is to render service to the campus, to the community, and to the nation. Membership is limited to students who have at sometime been registered as Boy Scouts. Alpha Phi Omega administers the informa- tion desk and also handles student elections and Other campus services. Each year it also spon- sors the Ugly Man contest with the proceeds given to national charities. I. FlRST RONV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Akerman, Alford, Archie, Barnetl, Blackburn, Boeke .... SECOND ROW: Brady, Burke, Buller, Carasik, Carler, Coe .... THIRD ROW: Feagin, Fisher, Forshiay, Gambill, Garrefi, Geiger .... FOURTH ROW: Gelernfer, Gofhard, Gooss, Griswold, Gufhman, Hammond ..,. FIFTH ROW: Hanbury, Hankinson, Harris, Hopkins, Huff, Johnson .... SIXTH ROW: Jones, Lachmann, Laughlin, Linnenkohl, Lowenfeld, Mareii. . . . SEVENTH ROW: May, Miller, Minassian, Monahan, Moscrip, Mulling .... EIGHTH ROW: Pool, Powell, Prather, Rogers, Rooney, Shipek .... NINTH ROW: Smith, Summerour, Taylor, Wesf, Williams, Yopp. BUTLER 0 FF I C E R S F. L. BUTLER . . . Prerizlenl A. W. WEST . . Vice Preridevzt J. R. HUFF . . Sec1'e1fa1'y T. E. LACHMANN . T1'earme1' J. L. AKERMAN J. I. ALFORD C. L. ARCHIE P. G. BARNETT R. E. BLACKBURN R. F. BOEKE V. H. BRADY J. E. BURKE F. L. BUTLER W. CARASIK W. H. CARTER R. S. COE J. M. ERWIN G. A. FEAGIN J. M. FISHER J. FORSHTAY R. FRAZIER W. R. GAMBILL J. D. GARRETT W. E. GEIGER M. GELERNTER E. S. GOTHARD L. W. Gooss H. H. GRISWOLD S. GUTHMAN J. R. HAMMOND W. L. HANBURY F. E. HANKINSON H. C. HARRIS C. T . HOPKINS E. H. HOWELL J. R. HUFF T. H. JENKINS W. N. JOHNSON F. L. JONES T. E. LACHMANN J. H. LAUGHLIN T. LEVY R. W. LINNENKOHL P. L. LOWENFELD G. R. MARETT J. E. MAX' W. I. MILLER V. S. MINASSIAN R. E. MONAHAN R. MOSCRIP J. F. MULLING R. M. POOL W. J. POwELL O. L. PRATHER T. S. PUCKETT R. C. ROGERS W. R. ROONEY J. E. SHIPER C. M. SMITII J. E. SUMMEROUR MCV. TAYLOR A. W. WEST W. E. WILI.IAMs W. J. YOPP ALLEN, KEITH I. ALLEN, WILLIAM H. ARMOUR, C. R. ATKINSON, HOSEA V. BARTEL, ERWIN F., JR. BAUGH, EDGAR G. BLANKENSHIP, CLINTO BLOHM, WILLIAM H. N BRACEWELL, ROBERT E. BRAND, IRVING L. BRETZ, HENRY N. BROWN, WILLIAM C. CAIN, JOHN L. CARLSON, JOHN E. CERNEY, JOHN C. COLLIER, JOHN H. CONKLE, JOHN B. COX, CHARLES D. CRAIGHEAD, PORTER DAVIDSON, H. W. DOTSON, ERMAN R. JR. ELLIS, RAMA M., JR. ELLIOTT, ROBERT B. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM E., FELLER, ALAN G. JR. G MEMBERS FRANKUM, WILWORTH J. GARDNER, PEYTON H. GATES, LOUIS E. JR. GIFFIN, ROBERT M. GILL, JESSE H. GOLDER, JOHN S. HANKINSON, FRANK E. HARVEY, DONALD M. HEMBY, JOHN C. JR. HENDERSON, JOHN W. HOYER, WILLIAM N. HUNT, ALVA A. HUTTON, ROBERT N. III JETT, WILLIAM S. JEWETT, BRUCE M. JOHNSON, NORMAN L. JONES, CLAUDE C., JR. KAH, CLARENCE KENNEDY, DONALD G. KILBURG, RICHARD F. LA BAW, JEROME E. LACHMANN, THEO E. LEWIS, FRANK H. LITTLE JOHN, JAMES D. LOWI, DAVID L. MARTIN, FRANK W. MARTIN RICHARD S. MAXIM, EDWIN P. MAY, JOSEPH E. MCCORMICK, DANIEL G. MEEK, RICHARD L. MICKLE, WALTER F. NACHT, ALAN D. NETSCHER, EDWARD W. NEW, VIRGIL E. OLDS, BOMAR A., JR. O'REAR, C. J. O'REAR, PAT, M. PARZYCH, JOSEPH T. PERFECT, PAUL W. PICKETT, ROBERT E. PIERSON, ELLIS R. PITTMAN, H. E. POWELL, FRED P. RAO, JOSEPH W. RAY, CHARLES L., JR. REDMOND, RAY H. ROBINSON, RICHARD F. ROSSER, WILLIAM P. EORGIA RUBEL, JAY E. SHERER, ROY S. SKELLIE, A. C. SMITH, EDWARD SMITH, MERLE M. SPITZER, ROBERT A. STANFORD, A. L. STORM, CHARLES E. SUTTON, GEORGE SXVICEGOOD, GLEN M. TATUM, J. E. TISDALE, STANLEY E. TOLES, BOBBY J. TURNER, SAMUEL D., JR VARNSON, THOMAS M. VAUGHN, ROBERT A. VEAL, MARSHALL J. VEENSTRA, RICHARD J. WADSWORTH, HARRISON WILSON, JOHN E. WINTER, LAUREL Q. WIRTZ, EARL S. WYATT, ALFRED E. ZULLO, BENEDICT FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sform, Eggar, Marlin, Lowi, Cammack, Davidson. SECOND ROW: Damon, Baugh, Campbell, Liftlejohn, Ellis, Rubel, Crook Skellie Simpson, Wadsworth, Bracewell. THIRD ROW: Pickell, Gelder, Veensfra, Zullo, Bell, O'Rear, La Baw, Bailey, Parzych, Lachmann, Fellar, Carlson, Cerney Jewell' FOURTH ROW: Nacht, Toles, Vaughn, McCormick, Kennedy, Piifman, Wright, Dolson, Ellioll, lreland, Powell, Huffon, Hunf, Spifzer, Tatum, Maxim Jeff Hemby Gardner, Hankinson, Elliofl, Teasley, Ray, New. FIFTH ROW: Brown, Pierson, Blohm, Allen, Jones, Mr. 'Sisk. ECH B OFFICERS C. C. JONES, JR. . . . F. POWELL . R. F. KILBURG J. E, LA BAW . AN . . . Captain Pint Lieutenant Second Lientenant Setonoi Lientenant Our band in one of ifs formafions. O'Rear presenting the Garing Cup fo Ireland as fhe oustanding graduafing bandsman. The band as they arrived af Duke. Leff fo righf: Olds, Meek, Carol Leia Kiefh, Sherer. .Yf: -: k-v 1.-5 lan --.f -.ef ---.-'J V-f --'-'-- -f-- -'f---'-- -Y- fm ' BAPTIST STUDENT UNION MCTEER FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bennett, Blackburn, Bridges, Brown, Cobb .... SECOND ROW: Cusack, Dillard, Drennan, Gorman, Lee, . . . THIRD ROW: McTeer, Oakley, Pafflllo Roberfs, Smiih .... FOURTH ROW: Voyles, Warlick, Williams, Winler, Wong. M fm XML ff TOP AND BOTTOM: The Bapfis+ Sfudenl Center builf enfirely by student labour. W. H. MCTEER D. W. CUSACK W. G. COBB, JR. H. M. OAKLEY W. A. BENNETT, JR. R. E. BLACKBURN F. J. BRIDGES T. L. BROWN, JR. W. G. COBB, JR. D. W. CUSACK W. F. DILLARD, JR. J. C. DRENNAN C. M. GORMAN, JR. J. E. LEE W. H. MCT EER OFFICERS Prefidem . Vice Preficfenl MEMBERS G. Y. MOSTELLER H. M. OAKLEY H. G. PATTILLO J. T. ROBERTS, JR. R. B. SMITH D. E. VOYLES W. R. WARLICK S. F. WILLIAMS, JR-. L. Q. WINTER C. A. WONG S e c-retury T1'eaJ'111'e1' CAMERA CLUB XD O F F I C E R S W. C. BUCK . . . Preficient W. E. CHEELEY . . . . Vice Prerident S. P. JENKINS, JR. . . Secr'em1'y-Treafmer' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Aubel, Bernstein, Brunegraff, Buck, Burrus .... SECOND ROW: Cagle, Cheeley, Cooper, Dawson, Denenberg .... THIRD ROW: Dressel, Feeney, Goodman, Hardee, Hursi. FOURTH ROW: Jenkins, Jewell, Luby, Marey, Read ..., FIFTH ROW: Seiferf, Taylor, Taylor, WiIIner, Woosley. BUCK MEMBER S L. A. AUEEL A. L. BERNSTEIN B. O. BRUNEGRAFE W. C. BUCK W. R. BURRUS H. G. CAGLE W. E. CHEELEY H. M. CLEARE W. D. COOPER H. A. DAWSON, JR. E. I. DENENBERG F. F. DRESSEL E. M. FEENEY J. M. FISHER H. E. GOODMAN J. R. HARDEE F. D. HURST S. P. JENKINS, JR. H. P. JEWELL R. E. LUBY H. MAXEY J. H. RAMSAY J. K. READ J. F. SEIFERT S. A. SPARKS, JR. D. E. TAYLOR G. B. TAYLOR M. F. WILLNER D. C. WOOD, JR. WOOSLEY OFF! CERS G. E. DASHER . . J. C. CAMPBELL . E. J. DOCEKAL . J. L. CAIN . . MEMBERS . Prefident Vice President . S ecfretafry . Treamfer J. E. BALDWIN D. R. BECKLER S. M. BOWES J. L. CAIN J. C. CAMPBELL G. E. DASI-IER E. J. DOCEKAL P. EDFELDT H. E. HARDING F. W. HARRISON W. H. HITCH E. C. HULSEY L. O. HUNTER J. D. JACKSON W. L. KNIGHT W. W. LA ROCHE J. J. LEMM L. L. NAGLE C. L. RAMSEY W. L. TAYLOR W. E. TURNER H. B. UREY B. O. USRY P, E. WADSWORTH W. L. WALTHALL L. M. WYLIE CO-OP CLUBI SECTION I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Baldwin, Heckler, Bowes, Cain, Campbell,lDasher, Docekal .... SECOND ROW: Edfeldf, Harding, Harrison, Hilch, Hulsey, Hunter, Jack- son .... THIRD ROW: Knight, La Roche, Lemm, Nagle, Ramsey, Taylor, Turner .... FOURTH ROW: Urey, Usry, Wadsworih, Walfhall, Wylie. n FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Baker, Baldwin, Barlon, Butler, Caraslro, Harlman .... SECOND ROW: Ivey, King, Lopez, Molsinger, Mundy, Phillips .... THIRD ROW: Pippin, Pratt, Puller, Voefler, Wrighl. CO-OP CLUB SECTION ll CARASTRO . H MUNDY . D KING M HARTMAN . C. C. BAKER J. E. BALDWIN J. R. BARTON P. H. BUTLER S. CARASTRO D. M. HARTMAN G. H. IVEY D. D. KING M. A. LOPEZ OFFICERS Pfeficient . Vice Prefidemf MEMBERS S. D. MOTSINGER H. B. MUNDY J. M. PHILLIPS J. E. PIPPIN H. M. PRATT K. PUTIER P. T. VOETTER J. L. WRIGHT Secretary Treafzzrer CARASTRO . .. . .V -I4 V:-ff. . Q.. ff. U . . I E 1 jr LQ 5 f --vr 1-Q-W CQ 2 fe AAR V H ,:L:.:z,,,..-Q , I J S.. J, .L ' , mpg? I'-D A nn' Q5 PULGRAM DRAMA Drama Tech is one of the newer and more active campus activities. Since its inception in the spring of 1946, Drama Tech has given five major productions and several radio plays. This year's season found Drama Tech with a new director and a full season of three plays planned. Drama Tech was founded to stimulate student interest in dramatics and back stage work, and requires varied talents and skills. Acting alone does not make the play and much credit for success must be given to the active support of all members of the stage and business crews. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams, Bennett, Blackburn, Boissy, Brown, Brunegraft, Bryant, Caplan, Catherwood .... SECOND ROD: Clary, Clark, Coloney Crutcher, Cumming, Day, De Francisci, De Meza, Divine .... THIRD! ROW: Dolin, Dressel, Hanbury, Hardee, Harris, Henry, Jenkins, Jewett, Knighton. . . , FOURTH ROW: Langston, Linnenkohl, Mayberry, Mettenheimer, Moreton, Nacht, Olsen, Orr, Pellegrino .... FIFTH ROW: Powell, Pulgram, Rothschild, Scheller Scinto, Seifert, Sholine, Singley, Taylor .... 'SIXTH ROW: Taylor, Toben, Walling, Whitaker, Williams, Wills, Woodyard, Yopp. TEC W. L. PULGRAM . H. E. LICHWARDT . . W. H. COLONEY . B. M. JEWETT . F. C. BRAGG . H. R. ADAMS W. V. BENNETT R. E. BLACKBURN A. N. BOISSY K. G. BROWN B. O. BRUNEGRAFT H. S. BRYANT B. A. CAPTAIN W. R. CATHERWOOD K. B. CLARY J. CLARK W. H. COLONEY C. J. CROFOOT W. C. CRUTCHER D. P. CRUMMING R. L. DAY J. V. DEFRANCISCI H. A. DEMEZA R. S. DIVINE M. H. DOLIN J. R. DOVER X4 OFFICERS MEMBERS F. F. DRESSEL W. E. DUNWOODY W. L. HANBURY J. R. HARDEE W. B. HARDISON H. C. HARRIS R. P. HENRY S. P. JENKINS B. M. JEWETT J. E. KNIGHTON P. R. LANGSTON P. M. LIBERMAN H. E. LICHWARDT R. M. LINNENKOH J. B. MAYBERRY E. A. MCCURLEY C. B. METTERHEIMER C. P. MORETON A. D. NACHT R. D. OLSEN L. S. ORR . Prefiflent . Vice Prefidem .Secretary . T1'eam4'e1' . Acivifor A. D. PELLEGRINO W. J. POWELL W. L. PULGRAM S. RIDENOUR A. F. ROTHSCHILD E. SCHELLER F. A. SCINTO J. F. SEIFERT J. H. SHOLINE J. E. SINGLEY C. J. TAYLOR D. E. TAYLOR B. T. TOBEN W. TURPIN R. H. WALLING W. T. WHITAKER D. N. WILLIAMS W. R. WILLS R. H. WOODYARD W. YOPP Fill him full of leadl Building lhe props for The Peiriked Forest X V.. TOP: Playing hard io gel! BOTTOM: Fighting if ou? in The ' Petrified Forest -A AKIN MEMBERS T. AKIN L. AKIN K. R. ANDERSON R. L. BABB J. E. BIGGS R. BRANTLEY R. C. BROWARD C. D. BROWN G. D. BURDIS O. W. BURNETT W. CANTRETT J. C. COLEMAN T. COOK D. CUMMING W. F. DILLARD J. FORSHTAY C. C. GOODSON T. W. HAGLER G. B. HAWTHORNE W. HERNANOEZ L. W. HILL J. HODGE R. C. JET1' G. P. JONES J. R. KNIGHT W. K. KNIGHT H. W. MACLIN W. M. MANN H. B. MILLS E. F. MCCURLEY V. L. OWEN J. W. RAY T. R. RISHER T. M. STOKER B. VISE J. R. WALTERS C. M. WATSON G. F. WEBB J. W. WHITEHURST FLYING CLUB 0 PFI C E R S T- AKIN . . Prexident G- WEBB Y . Vice Preficient R. C. BROWARD . , , Segfgm-y FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Akin, Akin, Anderson, Babb, Brantley .... SECOND ROW: Broward, Brown, Burneff, Coleman, Cook .... THIRD ROW: D-illard, Forshfay, Goodson, Hagler, Hawfhorne. . . . FOURTH ROW: Hernandez, Jones, Knighf, Knighi, Maclin .... FIFTH ROW: Mann, Mills, Owen, Risher, Sfoker .... SIXTH ROW: WaII'ers, Wafson, Webb. FOIL AND MASK SOCIETY C N MAIOCCO . . Prefiaiem' I HARTLEY . . Vice President R E MOORE . Secffemry-Tfeafwer' MAICCO FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coburn, Craig, Davis, Firor, Graham, Hartley .... SECOND ROW: Havron, Huff, Ingman, Ivey, Jeff, Lane THIRD ROW: Maiocco, Manning, Mafhews, Marion, McHan, Moore, . . . FOURTH ROW: Noland, Phipps, Smiih, Sparkman, Sfrange J. G. COBURN R. A. CRAIG H. B. DAVIS J. W. FIROR H. E. GRAHAM J. HARTLEY H. C. HAVRON J. R. HUFF Bosfon. MEM B ER S J. A. INGMAN T. W. IVEY W. JET1' J. C. LANE C. N. MAICCO A. A. IVIANNING R. S. IVIATHEWS W. A. MARION G. R. MCHAN R. E. MOORE J. H. NOLAND D. M. PHIPPS J. A. SMITH E. H. SPARKMAN D. L. STRANGE-BOSTON D. A. ZIGNAGO G. M. HELMKEN C. W. HARTIS . J. V. DEMARS . S. H. MARTIN . N. L. ANDERSON F. I. BARRY G. C. BECKMAN T. W. BERRY M. W. BOLTON B. S. BROWN B. R. CATHERWOOD E. R. CLIFTON L. B. COLLAT A. B. CONAWAY C. M. COOK H. A. CORLEY G. E. DASHER J. V. DEMARS G. M. DEVERE L. B. DIXON F. T. DOOLEY GEECHEE CLUB OFFICERS MEMBERS W. L. DOTSON L. E. DRANE F. G. DUPREE W. E. DYKES J. ELIOPOLO L. W. ELLENWOOD R. F. GAMBILL L. M. GILBERT J. F. GILLESPIE C. W. HARTIS G. M. HELMKEN J. E. HENNESSY C. L. HOHENSTEIN W. H. HUGHES A. M. KELLY H. W. KRAFT W. D. LANG . . Preyident . Vice Prefidevzt . Secfemfry . Treamref S. P. LANIER J. H. LAUGHLIN N. C. LILLEY S. H. MARTIN H. S. MCLELLAND 9 R. H. MIZELL C. E. MOORE R. L. MORROW ,., J. G. OWENS t QQ! S A. B. PURDY G. A. PURDY W. F. ROBERTSON C. L. SMITH T. A. SMITH H. E. SNIPES E. F. WHITE A. D. WILLIAMS HELMKEN FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson, Barry, Beckman, Berry, Bolton, Brown, Catherwood, Cllflon, Collai, Conaway .... SECOND ROW: Cook Corley Dasher DeMars, Devere, Dixon, Dooley, Do'Ison, Drane, Dupree .... THIRD ROW: Dykes, Ellenwood, Gambill, Gillespie, Harfis, Helmken, Hennessy Hohensfeln Kelly Krafl' .... FOURTH ROW: Lang, Lanier, Laughlin, Lilley, Marfin, McLelIand, Mixon, Moore, Morrow, Owens .... FIFTH ROW: Purdy Purdy Robertson Smifh, Smilh, Snipes, Weafherly. .D GLEE C .S AVR, .,, Y V . ,, V V. , - V 1 V Img, ,. ,, e. , Vx: .,. , -V - ' Vg. , - . ., , ' 1, ,V 1,3 251,-A: 'cg '- GEAQAIE, ,:' . , li V , I 1 'xg . ' . fr.. A ,,,, ,ef ' .V .,. . 5, xfjms, ,z N V 1 V V A V., :9gg,V5. Vx, ,,,VfV-Arg, AV - I ,.. ,. -1 Swf y.. ,. cf -N41 ,VAVV VV, .E EV A .. . ,, :V E .,1V .1 -,., Re.. ff 51 .Vx 5 V I V5 5,1 Vggmwgwf? ,V .o,.g,s: Af JS f , . S, - - Ag.. 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S ,QP ' ..:::-. mf gf . , V QV .. - a V ' , A S . 1 M . f:E4 ,. ,Af 1, ,, 'V V '-,IQSQYZ,VN2V'? ' -Sax , YIWQ 1 , Q ' ,V QTVR Q if I 'Ct-Vi g,iQJ'giE A S: RN -' VQOQV-,V 5 VgVVf:'1wNfy2w. Vwfififa. dVdAw.f.:SVa,! .,'SvV.V4, ' Rf' jp- 5, -M 4 ..fSg,,V4,,ic , A ,:,,yT,4-145 2. P f 1.35. V,hgy2VAf,, ,v I Wy ,vig ', . SV yqgz My I 6253 . if - -A ALKWMWQSB A Wiixs- TW' Vw AZN' 'H' , . .. f-3-S . '.V 'f2- VVA A f A ,Q V f y V R I V41 '.A'ff .V:'. . .' 'wi iii- f V VV2 ii , . . . V . .... V g LSSQLSVIC' Q, SV.V f,-ggggyg ,Q w as. .. .Es ' , 1, .Q-fggVg1,,'t,..-7 fy .fgygffw . . -' V ' 'E , ' .Z -- A 4 I -nf ff i -Cu - WA:- A V V .-2 V VR -,f4VV.?ff S.: A FK' VV I, Aw '- - f '- in ,. , 4 ,Q - . 2Vj?1 rf ,J Q55 .' , 'V 2 ,H -gn, V .fi , V gg? as .. ,, . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Albury, Austin, Avery, Baker, Bowlin, Bradbury. . . . SECOND ROW: Brown, Bryant, Cadenhead, Carpenfer, Collar, Cooper. . . . THIRD ROW: Crulcher, Davenport, EdfeIdl:, Edmondson, Flournoy, Gammage .... FOURTH ROW: Garnetf, Gafes, Goodyear, Gould, Green, Green .... FIFTH ROW: Gregory, Hallman, Hallman, Howkins, Hudson, Hudson .... SIXTH ROW: Huffon, Jacob, John- son, Johnson, Kennedy, Knighf .... SEVENTH ROW: Kolinko, Krafl, Langslaff, Maclin, Maxin, McGee .... EIGHTH ROW: McLellan, Mears, Mease, Merry, Miller, Morrow. . . . NINTH ROW: Parisi, Rice, Roberfson, Simmons, Taylor, Tomlin .... TENTH ROW: Tucker, Yopp. LUB 0 R. K. MORROW B. G. DAVENPORT J. M. ELOURNOY . W. N. JOHNSON 2 O CE rn 5 I-I-I sv V-I MORROW FPICERS . President . Vice Preficient Secretary . Treamrer . Difecior MEMBERS Oowzrm . M. ALDURY C. AUSTIN AVERY, JR. BAKER . E. BAKER F. BOWLIN W. D. BRADBURY E. W. BROWN L. G. BRYANT C. C. CADENHEAD A. B. CARPENTER L. B. COLLAT D. A. COOPER W. C. CRUTCHER B. G. DAVENPORT G. DAVIS P. EDFELDT H. N. EDMONDSON J. M. FLOURNOY H. FLOWERS H. M. GAMMAGE P. R. GARNETT L. E. GATES W. H. GOODYEAR . A. GOULD G. GREEN H. GREEN . E. GREGORY . G. HALLMAN M. HALLMAN J. H. HOWRINS C. L. HUDSON J. A. HUDSON R. N. HUTTON zmafrisfww B. K. JACOE R. JOHNSON W. N. JOHNSON C. KELLET W. T. KENNEDY J. R. KNIGHT G. KOLINRO H. W. KRAFT W. I. LANGSTAFF H. W. MACLIN E. P. IVIAXIN H. A. MCGEE H. S. MCLELLAN K. E. MEARS D. D. MEASE P. MERRY E. F. MILLER R. K. MORROW F. R. MUDANO A. T. PARISI L. F. POWELL R. H. RICE A. L. ROBERTS J. L. ROBERTSON J. A. SHUGART J. W. SIMMONS J. TAYLOR Mc. V. TAYLOR C. C. T OMLIN W. G. TUCRER B. TURPIN T. VARNSON W. J. YOPP 1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Schossberg, Denenberg, Guihman, Aronin, Falk, Krochmal .... SECOND ROW: Sfrug, Erbsiein, Goodman, Rose, Smolen, Ritchen, Sarfarty, Baskind .... THIRD- ROW: Baker, Friedman, Arkowifz, Schabes, Sadow, Reisman .... FOURTH ROW: Levifi, Schoenberg, Edelman, Tomberg, Topp, Cohen. HILLEL FOU LEFT TO RIGHT: Aronin, Krochmal, Falk, ARKOWITZ, WALLACE ARONIN, PAUL BACH, MILTON BAER, ASUTIN BAKER, HARRY BARON, ISADOR BASKIND, STANLEY BEHAR, ABRAHAM BENAMY, BENJAMIN BENATAR, LEO BLUESTONE, MURRAY BLUM, JULIUS BOCK, JAMES BRAND, IRVING BULBIN, STANLEY BUYER, THEODORE CAPLAN, BURT CARASIK, WILLIAM Gufhman. CHAIKEN, ALBERT COHEN, EDWIN COHEN, HARVEY COHEN, JOSEPH COOLEY, IRWIN COOPER, JEROME DAVIS, JEFF DUNN, HARRY EDELMAN, LEONARD EDELMAN, BERT EISENBERG, HERBERT EMMER, PHILIP ERBENSTEIN, LOUIS FALK, RICHARD FOX, RICHARD FRANCO, AARON FRIEDMAN, PAUL FRISH, IRWIN GABAI, RODNEY GILLMAN, BERNARD GOLD, SIDNEY GOLDBERG, ROBERT GOLDBERG, ROBERT GOLDBERG, ARNOLD I. GOLDSTEIN, ADRIAN GOLDSTEIN, GERARD GOLDSTEIN, LEONARD GOLDSTEIN, MYRON GOODMAN, HERBERT GOODMAN, MARTIN GREER, ROBERT GUTHMANN, SIGFRIED HANDEN, CARL HECHT, IRWIN HECHT, ROBERT HOLIBER, JEROME NDATI OFFICERS P. ARONIN . C. ROSENBERG . R. FALK . S. GUTHMAN J. KROCHMAL M E M B E R S I-IOROWITZ, ABRAHAM MILLER, A. M. KALER, WILLIAM KATZ, MARSHALL MOSSMAN, ISRAEL REISMAN, FRED KELLERMANN, I. GEORGERICHMAN, MARTIN KLEIN, LOUIS KOPLIN, MYRON KROCHMAL, JEROME J. KRUGER, JEROME LEIFERT, JOSEPH C. LEVITT, MYRON LEVY, TED LITMAN, ARNOLD MALIN, BERNARD MANDEL, RICHARD MANNING, ARTHUR MARKS, ARTHUR MARX, STANLEY MAURER, LEONARD RICLES, ROBERT RITCHIE, KENNETH ROSE, RUBEN ROSENBERG, IRA ROTH, JOSEPH RUBIN, MARVIN RUDDERMAN, ED SADOXV, JACK SARFATY, ROBERT SCHIFFMAN, MILTON SCHOENBERG, JULIAN SIEGEL, HAROLD SIEGEL, STANLEY SIRKIN, LEON ON . Preficient Vice-Preficiem' . Secretary . T1'e:zm1'er . . C01'1'8J'p072Lii1Zg Secremry SMOLEN, VICTOR SOCOL, LEON S. SOLLOWAY, WARREN SPIELBERGER, CHARLES STRUG, JERRY STURM, NORMAN TAYLOR, PERRIN TOMBERG, MARTIN T OPP, JULIO TULKOFF, JOSEPH WAYNE, SUMNER ROY WEINREB, BENJAMIN WEINTRAUB, MYRON WEINTRAUB, ROBERT WINTHROP, STANLEY WOLF, FRED YOLEN, BURT INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB M. J. PENNINGTON W. W. KRUSE . D. W. USHER . . W. A. GRANBERRY W. B. BACON E. O. CHAPMAN A. CHAUFAN W. E. CHEELEY J. R. CRITCHER B. B. EDNEY C. G. GRIFFIN W. G. GORDON W. A. GRANBERRY T. F. GRIFFIN C. T. HOPKINS R. INGLETT J. B. JAMES C. T. JOHNSON F. L. JONES OFFICERS . . . . I P1fe.vide1z1f . Vice Preficiemf MEMBERS W. KRUSE C. S. LAVBLY W. J. MAIER M. J. PENNINGTON W. J. POWELL J. F. PRESCOTT J. F. PROCTOR M. B. ROBERTS C. M. SMITH K. SU J. E. SUMMEROUR B. TREWHITT D. USHER E. VEINTEMILLAS H. G. WEISSENBERG S ewfetafy Treamrer ER FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bacon, Chapman, Chaufan, Cheeley, Criicher, Edney Gruffun SECOND ROW Gordon Granberry Grnffnn Hopkms IngIeH, James, Johnston .... THIRD ROW: Jones, Maier, Penningfon, Powell Prescott Procfor Roberfs FOURTH ROW Smnfh Su Summerour T rewhiff, Usher, Welssenberger JUNIOR HOTEL MEN OF AMERICA SMITH H. R. ADAMS C. F. ALMAND T. T. ARMENAKI L. A. BETHEA F. BIRD A. C. BOWEN M. H. BROUDY J. W. CASTLEBERRY J. T. CORRIDAN J. W. COLDREN J. T. COLEMAN H. R. F. COLLINS J. M. DAVIDSON A. R. GAINOUS O . . . 2 PU P N . 0 M 25 :E 5 E Z E' 5' I-I E2 O 5 I U, - Cf ' Q-I . Ch E4 F Ei 3 E E CU P3 Di F11 PU W fn va Q . 3 :E S K O 'W ' S R S S' E of 3 22 E? 'SI ld ld Q, fu fm In 'Y S Q K 552 Q 9- 11 S E 2 S 'SQ i 2 N WPPOF B. GOLDMAN W. JONES M. KELLY C. MARCHEGIANO P. MAXIM W. J. MAI-ION R. H. MCKINNEY J. H. OINEIL W. C. SCHWARTZ J. R. SHERWOOD H. Z. SMITH A. E. TRIMBLE R. B. WEEKS Ndnff X N FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams, Almand, Armenak, Belhea, Bowen, Broudy, Corridan .... SECOND ROW: Coleman, Collins, Davidson, Gainous, Goldman Jones Maxin .... THIRD ROW: Mahon, McKinney, O'NeiI, Schwariz, Smith, Trimble, Weeks. LATIN AMERICAN CLUB 0 F F I CE R S G. S. LORA . . . Prefidenzf T. W. BIBB . . Vice P1'e.riaTe1zt L. E. VALLEIO . . . . T4'ezzJzzre4' R. A. ROOT . . Public Relatiom . .TQ W4 , I . 5 I , 'X ' f if - 4 I' ' I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arellano, Behar, Bibb, Bolivar, Caruso. . . . SECOND ROW: Cobo, Esfrada, Gonzalez, Grlsi, lnserni. . . . THIRD ROW: Jidy, Lopez, Lopez Ona, Lopez, Lora. . . . FOURTH ROW: Manrlque, Porfela, Puig, Sierra, Solis .... FIFTH ROW: Topp, Troifino, Valenli, Valleio, Vallina. LORA MEMBERS L.. ARECHAVALGTA M. ARELLANO P. BARQUIN A. BEHAR T. W. BIBB J. BOLIVAR S. J. BORRERO V. J. CARUSO J. C0130 M. ESTRADA T. J. GONZALEZ J. GRIST E. GUERRA J. INSERNI J. S. JIDY O. LLENZA G. LOPEZ E. J. LOPEZ ONA V. LOPEZ G. S. LORA N. MANRIQUE J. PORTELA E. L. PUIG R. A. ROOT R. SEQUEIRA J. SIERRA J. Sous C. SOSA J. B. TOPP M. TREVINO J. T ROITINO F. S. VALENT1 VALLEIO L. E. VALLINA W. F. ZENONI D. ZIGNAGO FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anders, Arban, Augus+, Barilovifs, Basler, Belardi, Bell, Benneff, Bolfon, Bresnahan, Breveifi .... SECOND ROW: Carver, Clark, Cubas, Davidson, De Francisci, Deifers, Demeza, Dowell, Franklel, Goodyear, Gregory .... THIRD ROW: Gunning, Haife, Hennessy, Kelberf, Krafzer, Masley, McArthur, McCarfhy, McManus, Meagher, Meyer .... FOURTH ROW: Monaghan, Mudano, Murphy, O'Shea, Otto, Pareni, Parisi, Purdy, Purdy, Sawyer, 'Scinfo .... FIFTH ROW: Sosin, Spence, Spring, Valery, Wicklin, Wilson, Wolcoff, Wolf, Woskowicz, Zarzaca, Zullo. MCMANUS NEWMAN CLUB J. J. MCMANUS . J. A. BASLER . J. E. HENNESSY . J. A. MCARTHUR G. A. PURDY . . T. P. L. DOWELL W. ANDERS C. J. ARBAN R. S. AUGUST S. BARILOVITS J. A. BASLER R. F. BEHM R. J. BELARDI W. J. BELL W. V. BENNETT A. P. BETIICK M. W. BOLTON J. E. BRESNAHAN A. C. BREVETTI J. F. CARVER W. C. CLARK E. C. CUBAS J. B. DAVIDSON J. V. DE FRANCISCI R. U. DEITERS H. DEMEZA T. P. L. DOWELL W. J. PLANIGAN OFFICERS MEMBERS D. L. FRANKLET W. H. GOODYEAR C. P. GREGORY G. J. GUNNING W. F. HAITE J. E. HENNESSY G. O. KELBERT R. H. KELLER J. T. KRATZER G. LITRICO,' T. J. MASLEY J. A. MCARTHUR C. B. MCCARTHY J. J. A. MCMANUS V. M. MEAGHER R. T. MEYER J. J. MONAGHAN F. R. MUDANO T. J. MURPHY J. R. NEVARES G. A. O'SHEA PTUITI PF . Prefizienl. . . Vice Prefident . . . . Treamref C orrefpondmg Secretary Recorciifzg Secretary . S ergeant-at-Arvzzf J. Orro L. PARENT T. PARISI J. PETRINA B. PURDY G. A. PURDY J. E. SAWYER F. A. SCINTO H. E. SCOTT W. D. SIMPSON mmm:-vrff H. SOSIN D. SPENCE . E. SPRING A. J. VALERY W. WICKLIN H. S. WINSON W. W. WOLCOTT R. WOLF W. D. WOSKOWICZ V. T. ZARZACA B. ZULLO l R. C. CARTER . L. C. EMERSON R. L. ELLIS . H. A. ROLOFF C. M. ALLEN G. L. BARNES E. F. BARTEL J. H. BEACH R. H. BILLINGS G. R. CAREY R. C. CARTER W. C. CARTER J. E. CLEGG J. C. CURLEY H. B. DAVIS DERINGTON DOUGLAS DRENNAN ELLIS EMERSON EVANS . FALK FLOWERS FRASER P. GARRISON C. C. GOODSON J. C. GREEN W. C. GRESHAM W. M. HAMMOND r OEOKO J. J. J. R FEET mouz R. N. C. L OFFICERS MEMBERS J. E. HARDIN G. B. HAWTHORN J. F. HEMBREE W. L. HIRSHBERG J. R. HUME H. C. HURST H. C. IRBY C. M. KELLETT W. KLEINMAN L. G. J. V. KLITIN E. KNIGHT C. LEIFER RADIO CLUB E R. W. LINNENKOHL G. F. E. D. LINZ W. MARTIN A. MAURO M. B. MCCOY awpwmmw L4 A. MCCURLEY W. MCKAY R. MCREE . W. 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'a K -I - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen, Barnes, Beach, Billings, Carfer, Clegg, Curley, Davis, Deringfon, Douglas, Drennan .... SECOND ROW: Ellis, Emerson, Evans, Falk, Flowers, Garrison, Goodson, Green, Gresham, Hammond, Hardin .... THIRD ROW: Hawlhorne, Hume, Hursf, Kelleit, Klilin, Knighf, Leifer, Linnenkohl, Linz, Marlin, Mauro .... FOURTH ROW: McCoy, McKay, McRee, Muse, Olsen, Paffon, Pifiard, Porter, Powers, Raynes, Rhoden .... FIFTH ROW: Rivers, Roloff, Saunders, Schiffman, Scroggs, Simpson, Smifh, Stacy, Stewart, Taylor, Watkins. WESLEY FOUNDATION H. C. BROWN . M. B. MCCOY . T. M. COOK . . D. A. COOPER . . REV. B. C. SPEERS . T Y. If W. L. ADAMS C . L. AKIN K. ANDERSON L. BARNARD J. A. CAMPBELL T. M. COOK L. L. CROSBY D. A. COOPER L. DEADMORE S. EZZARD M. FISHER C. HAINES G. HAWTHORNE B. HOLMES BROWN W. S. HOOVER OFFICERS MEMBERS W. JACKSON J. KIEVIT B. LA ROCHE D. LITILE R. MARTIN M. B. MCCOY F. B. MOORE J. J. MORAN J. C. SPACH P. STANTON D. SWARTWOUT F. SWEETON W. M. SYN . . Prferiderzt Vice Prerident . . Secretary . . Treazrwer' . Director R. D. VAN HOUTEN L. WALKER FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams, Akin, Anderson, Barnard, Campbell, Cook, Crosby .... SECOND ROW: Cooper, Ezzard, Fisher, Hawthorne, Holmes, Hoover, Jackson .... THIRD ROW: La Roche, Martin, McCoy, Moore, Spach, Sianton, Swarlwouf .... FOURTH ROW: Sweelon, Syn, Van Houfen, Walker. -lil The Camera Club ln aclion. YZ Flrsf prize In 'rhe 44 Camera Club s phofo confesf Bullpups on parade. The Flying Clul::'s pride and joy. The Lambda Chl Alpha's wr 1 ..,,f'g'u-' -gg-.N ' eck going up in smoke. Our participation in the various activities of the school-whether it be varsity football, publicationsphonor societies, or intramural base- ball-is the very essence of that intangible, school spirit. Most of us have given unstintingly of our time and effort in a variety of ways to bring about a great and respected Georgia Tech. PAIQTICIPATICDN .4 3 i 1 1 1 1 1 7 xv, L1 3 1 ,',' lf., C N ' jf rf, 3 fr' S- 1 4 N + XL.. 4 ' VN p, 3 f r7!,, I . Q Q1 If ! q, ,wx W ' Q v 1 15.4514 I! xx . BRODNAX iQFFlCER 51 - V ,Ci FRGDNAX '5-Pmzzzgnf, . :, Jgfgf 1 V QV ' ' R. B, Wmsoiaf Tredwwi ':CASTLEBERRY A Q W I 'Cox 1 ' 1 ' ' ,f-NCRQSSLHQ, ' 1-,- . , . - L' L V. . x vi 1 . ' ' JM F : ' Wigilli- BRQADNA5ij Ff?BU1QL q V, J4'W+Q4ST2EBERRY J,fI.fC6x -V-. f . xTf1A.A AA CROSSIJEY J., fRL5Ig1oLLwggy 1 f NVLf'C.'1vIA1jTNl 'IL-VS.:NQLi2iTgT f1jQDDv.,V 'R.:3gBl,WATSQN,AL.!, A w f i . XV' TDM Twill ii Xl jf' ' l . I ' ff X ff' y' X X f fi! I' 1 ll ,f fi xx ll, vy X ' f fi tx I r yy If X 1 XJ 'I' il ' T 1 i fl ,if v. X N OLAN TODD The Georgia Tech ANAK Society was organized on January 1, 1908, to honor select men from the Senior Class, who are outstanding among their fellow students by their achievements and services to Georgia Tech. ANAK has contributed from its membership many Tech men who have become leaders of national prominence. Also ANAK has been responsible for the founding of nearly all of the other organizations existent on the campus today. WATSON BRANSON O MICRON DELTA KAPPA BARNES BOISSY BRANNON :OFFICERS Um A. Bo1ssY A ? A T. BnANNdi41 - E. BRANSON . . fP7 6Jid612F, L,1BARNg5 Q, TODD ,. ,. Vice-Preficiemf BRQQJNAX . . . .f Sewewy AQ CROSSLBY .m' .. V. .V T1'6dIZt7'6Ll' C G. BRODNAX . Fg1B1iANgoN , ME-M IBBULL XV. CARASIKQ K '1f CARRCLff A. cRoss L J. FRENCH Hb, . - ' ,f ff SOCIETY O.D.K. members assembled around 'the key. CARROL CROSSLEY FRENCH DELTA KHPPA' e it A 1 ' i -V Qivttcnoiv ,DIi'LTA for men, was in 1914 at Washington and Lee Uni- versity and the local circle was established in 1952, Members are selected on a point basis-a definite number of points being given for each honor or position attained by the student. When a student has amassed enough points and a definite scholastic average he is eligible for election. O. D. K. ranks with ANAK as the highest honorary organization on the Tech campus. I National Leadership Honor Society TODD 1914 1 A erica s a chapter was established on the Tech campus in 1926. Eligible for membership are the upper eighth nior class and the upper fifth of the Senior class. Selections for this society are made on the basis of larship loyalty character, personalty leadership and extra-curricula activities. The local chapter annually li B E T P l ' eta Pi, the largest national honorary engineering fraternity, was founded at Lehigh University in 1885. . , 1' . E' :S H W, 5 es a scholarship cup to the senior with the highest four-year average in the engineering school. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ashby, Barker, Barney, Baugh, Bernstein, Boissy, Borger, Branson, Brewer, Brock .... SECOND ROW: Brown Brown, Bull, Burden, Butler, Campbell, Carasik, Carroll, Cheely, Crane .... THIRD ROW: Creel, Creighton, Culgan, Damon, Davison, Den ning, DeWeese, Docekal, Domingos, Dunn .... FIFTH ROW: Drurham, Elrod, Erbstein, Evans, Exarchon, Fiveash, Fivel, Flenniken, Folger French ..,. SIXTH ROW: Gall, Garison, Granberry, Green, Greene, Griffenberg, Haas, Hampton, Hanna, Hardy .... SEVENTH ROW Hart, Hecht, Hendrix, Hitch, Houstoun, Huckaby, Hunter, James, Johnson, Johnson .... EIGHTH ROW: Jureit, Kennedy, Lackey, Lane LeCraw, LeCraw, Leifer, Lowrey, Lowrey, Martin .... NINTH ROW: McGinnis, Meyer, Morris, Moscrip, O'Rear, Painter, Pattillo, Payne Pinkerton, Pittman. GRIFFENBERG K. H. ASHBY D. L. BARKER W. F. BARNEY E. G. BAUGH L. BERNSTEIN A. N. BOISSY MEMBERS G. PATTILLO Omoom J. T. FRENCH J. C. GALL J. P. GARRISON W. A. GRANBERRY R. C. H. R. GREENE . B. PAYNE . W. PINKERTON E. PITTMAN . T. QUINN J. K. READ E. BORGER C. F. BRANSON H. R. BREWER L. BROCK T. C. BROWN P. B. F. I. BROWN . F. J. BROWN A. E. BURDEN F. L. BUTLER J. C. CAMPBELL T. J. M. G. A. M G A. L. S G R. H. GREEN HAAS HAMPTON HAMPTON HANNA . HARDY HART H. R. G. HECHT N. W. HENDRIX W. H. HITCH W. CARASIK T. CARROLL J. F. CHEELY J. N. CLEMONS D. A. CRANE J. S. CREEL J. T. CREIGHTON J. M. CULGAN H. E. DAMON G. N. DAVISON W. G. DENNING H. E. DEWEESE E. J. DOCEKAL E. K. DOMINGOS O. K. HOUST JUN J. C. HUCKABY E. R. HUNTER J. B. JAMES W. N. JOHNSON R. E. JOHNSON J. C. JUREIT D. G. KENNEDY M. E. LACKEY M. LANE . V. LECRAW R. C. LECRAW J. C. LEIFER E. J. LOWREY G. C W. G. DUNN H. L. DURHAM J. J. L. ELROD C L. D. ERBSTEIN C. C. EVANS N. J. EXARCHON FIVEASH M. FIVEL C. FLENNIKEN C. O. J. W. Forma J. H. W. LOWREY H. MARTIN . E. MCGINNIE L. C. MCLEAN E. MCNALLY L. H. MEYER O. M. MORRIS R. MOSCRIP C. J. O'REAR M. PAINTER W R M. E. REES S. M. RICHARDS M. H. RUBIN M. SCHIEEMAN V. J. SIKORA J. E. SINGLEY J. E. SMITH M. H. SMITH J. C. SPACH J. SPECTOR F. STEWART E. T. STURGIS C. O. SUMMERS P. TAYLOR A. E. THOMAS R. L. THOMAS H. M. TODD J. B. TOPP L. ULM W. C. UNDERWOOD J. A. WALTON H. C. WARD W. C. WARLICK G. F. WEBB J. W. WEEMS B. WEINREB R. C. WEST F. B. WILLIAMS J. F. WILLIAMS W. R. WILSON W. W. WOLCOTT G. E. YOUNG J. M. ZIEGLER BULL OFFICERS F. J. BULL ....... Prefident J. T. FRENCH . . Vice Preficient D. A. CRANE . . . . Secretary PROF. J. P. VIDOSIC . . Treamref ,W ,yr . ' -. 'f wisf?-22. f . .- 1, -A Tzfiffwfwf l' I' . 4 QE Sf Vs! 1 f - A.-2 MZRSMID ,. , '.wfS,4.: .ws eVVff.wwW.Vf 1- -- v.pwSff1.1f- 2,-V I X, . s .. A ,AJ Q. ,S f J., 1, 044, , . . . . .O . 4 , ,'x',.I. fi?-C-5 :E-. . fa X 0 ' .xaiwf QW. 52.2 'f V3SIU'iJT'AS'.f14- V ' V 1632? X N fl X 'O N' 5 fs :Zi-A ,L 'VT' ' , T 7 ' ' V ., . ' 4 f .V f f' iff' '-M ' 'f5'1+: -' r IQWSCS 0 1150? P .72 'ic-A 2. A43 ,K 4 V51 .. V :Exif 'Q VFW? .S SV , X' iff' 577- I' .7 0Q fQVvY 7 A ' W ' . . -.T 0 4Sm.,1,,4.: ,. aww WS... YA f , . WEA., .. Sf, .- '..fM.S,.,., . M, S A. .ww A S . 4 . . .5 . . S ., ... gag' v , 1 fV 2 '-zsz... . . .. , WgL,,M4,Z..5v ,.g.I,,..,1- Q W-j,fwf,':, Z Vyk, 1 6 f. .Vfr Z. . f, .IV , jf K .gn 1.7 gy . . , V Q My C32 jr, . ' ' . 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Williams, Wilson, Wolcoff, Young, Ziegler. Underwood, Walion, Warlick, Webb, WA! fyiai FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ashby, Afhey, Barker, Boyd, Bracewell, Brannon, Buchanan, Bull .... SECOND ROW: Cleary, Culgan, Denning, DeWeese, Duerst, Firor Fivel, Flenniken ..,. THIRD' ROW: Folger, French, Grice, Griffenberg, Hampton, Hemmingway, Hendrix, James .... FOURTH ROW: R. E. Johnson, W. N. J0hnSOI'1 W, S. Johnson, Johnsfon, Kennedy, Lackey, C, V. LeCraw, R. C, LeCraw .... FIFTH ROW: Linz, E. J. Lowrey, H W. Lowrey, Malone, Mclnfosh, McNally, Meyer, Payne OFFICERS L MITCHELL . P'l'6.I'i6i67Zl B L BROWN . Vice Prericlem W L CARMICHAEL . Secretary H A WYCKOFF . T1feaI'zn'e1 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Pittman, Rubin, Schiffman, Sikora .... SECOND ROW Smnfh Specfor Sfewarf Taylor .... THIRD ROW: Taylor, R. A. Thomas, R L Thomas Underwood FOURTH ROW: Vaughn, Ward, Warlick, Wilcox. FIFTH ROW Williams, Wilson, Young, Young. PHI KAPPA PHI is the 1. t national scholastic honor society on the Georgia ech clmpus. Founded in 1897, it now has n, , Ore than 50 colleges MKII 'f ig' X It and universities. Phi Kappa PM is awarded to -.a-nv guni' -Q nior class who are h - 92-'AN - outstanding In their first three years at Georgia ec . oca chapter conducts the annual Honors Day exe es and awards each year a I cup to the senior with t highest scholastic average. M E M B E R S K. H. ASI-IBY R. C. LECRAXV R. J. ATHEY G. D. LINZ D. L. BARKER N. A. LOGAN J. P. BOYD E. J. LOWREY R. E. BRACEWELL H. W. LOWREY L. T. BRANNON G. D. MALONE B. L. BROOK J. MCINTOSH K. S. BUCHANAN E. MCNALLY F. J. BULL L. H. MEYER J. F. CHEELEY G. J. CLEARY J. M. CULGAN W. G. DENNING H. E. DEWEESE J. F. DUERST J. W. DIROR M. J. FIVEL C. FLENNIKEN J. W. FOLGER J. T. FRENCH J. W. GRICE C. H. GRIFFENBERG M. G. HAMPTON R. E. HEMMINGWAY N. W. HENDRIX 1. R. JAMES R. E. JOHNSON W. N. JOHNSON W. S. JOHNSON W. T. JOHNSON S. L. JOHNSTON D. G. KENNEDY M. E. LACKEY C. V. LECRAW D. E. PAYNE H. E. PITTMAN B. O: PYRON M. H. RUBIN M. SCHIFFMAN V. J. SIKORA J. N. SMITH J. SPECTOR F. STEWART G. B. TAYLOR P. TAYLOR R. A. THOMAS R. L. THOMAS W. C. UNDERWOOD W. W. VAUGHN A. R. WARD H. C. WARD W. C. WARLICK K. K. WILCOX J. F. WILLIAMS F. S. WILSON W. R. P. WILSON G. E. YOUNG W. W. YOUNG BARNES, BOISSY, KRAFT, and MANN Iaking I.. W. BARNES W. M. BLANCETT A. N. BOISSY L. T. BRANNON B. S. BROWN W. CARASIK T. E. CARROLL T. H. CROSSLEY H. E. DAMON E. J. DOCEKAL M. B. GOODMAN J. D. GRAY H. F. HARDY W. D. HEASLEY N. W. HOCKING H. W. HOLMAN J. C. HUSKISSON D. G. KENNEDY oalh as Studenf Council officers. MEMBERS W. T. KENNEDY G. W. KIRK H. W. KRAFT D. C. LACY E. W. MANN J. F. MCKENZIE O. M. MORRIS G. G. NALESNIK E. G. POPE J. H. ROGERS B. J. SAMS E. D. SCOTT E. L. SHIELDS W. L. TAYLOR J. R. WILLIFORD W. G. WRIGHT J. M. ZIEGLER Cjlw Cgzfajenlf O F F I C E R S L. W. BARNES . . . Prexident A. N. BOISSY . . Vice Prericlenzf H. W. KRAFT . . Secretary E. W. MANN . . Treamrer FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barnes, Blancefl, Boissy, Brannon .... SECOND ROW: Brown, Caraslk, Carroll, Crossley .... THIRD ROW: Damon, Docekal. Goodman, Gray. ozfmci The Student Council, now in its twenty-seventh years, is the governing body of the Student Government of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Through its duly elected members it represents the student body in all matters affecting student interest, provides a medium of communication between the students and school authorities, and preserves the customs and traditions of the school. The members are elected by popular vote in the spring quar- ter of each school year, with the exception of the freshmen who are elected at the first of the fall quarter. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hardy, Heasley, Hocking, Holman, Huskisson, D. G. Kennedy, W. T. Kennedy, Kirk .... SECOND' ROW: Kraff, Lacy, Mann, McKenzie Nalesnik, Pope, Rogers .... THIRD ROW: Sams, Scofr, Shields, Taylor, Willifcrd, Wrighf, Ziegler. QBIN Q QD Oz QS Qc 2 GA.TEi. H jj, 4 if F7 5 J, I.. 1 t his 'O if ll! Zh- Q9 . I I f I 1 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES THE MEN LISTED on this page have been selected as outstanding students on the Tech campus. Their college activities will appear in the 1948 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barnes, Bennett, Boissy, Brannon, Branson, Brodnax, Cox, Crossley, Damon. . . . SECOND ROW: Daniels, French, Green, Hemingway, Johnsfon, Kennedy, Kirk, Lansing, LaRoche .... THIRD ROW: McCoy, Morris, Moscrip, Nolan, O'Rear, Stumberg, Watson, Williford, Wolf. L. W. BARNES W. V. BENNETT A. N. BOISSY L. T. BRANNON C. F. BRANSON G. H. BRODNAX J. I. Cox T. H. CROSSLEY H. E. DAMON MEMBERS L. J. DANIELS J. T. FRENCH T. H. GREEN R. E. HEMINGWAY I-I. C. JOHNSTON D. G. KENNEDY G. W. KIRK A. R. LANSING W. W. LAROCHE M. B. MCCOY O. M. MORRIS R. MOSCRIP J. S. NOLAN C. J. O'REAR B. G. STUMBERG R. B. WATSON J. R. WILLIFORD F. L. WOLF Wu. vfv si' IK THE BRIAEREAN SOCIETY was founded in 1912 for students of the Co-operative Department to promote high ideals and scholarship. It offers the highest honor available to upper-Classmen who are outstand- ing in scholarship, leadership, and character. H. E. HARDING E. J. DOCEKAL J. C. CAMPBELL W. H. HITCH J. L. CAIN J. C. CAMPBELL D. C. DAVIS E. J. DOCEKAL H. E. HARDING W. H. HITCH FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cain, Campbell, Davis, Docekal, Harding .... SECOND ROW: BRIAEREAN SOCIETY 0 F FI C E R S . . . . . . . Preticlefzz . Vice Preyiclevft . . Sec4'e1fm'y . T1'eaJ1M'e4' M E M B E R S J. S. HOLLIS G. D. MALONE E. A. MCCURLE1' F. L. MCKINNEY L. L. NAGEL B. O. USRY HARDING :UI-iw-mommw . E. ANDERSON L. ARNOLD E. AVERY B. BASTING . S. BECKER . F. BECKUM . L. BERNSTEIN BERNSTEIN B. BLEMKER H. BRADSHAW D. M. BRAMBLETI' J, L. BROWN K. S. BUCHANAN J. E. BURKE J. L. BURT H. S. BUTLER J. L. CAIN R. E. CANNON J. E. CARROLL G. J. CLEARY E . COHN L. B. COLLAT C. E. COLLUM T. F. COLLUM W. H. COLONEY E. COLTON R. S. CONGLETON L. H. COOK G. T. COSTELLO E . F. COX T. A. CRAMER J. S. CREEL J. T. CREIGHTON W. C. CRUTCHER W. D. DANIEL T. F. DAVENPORT F. DENNIS L. B. DIXON W. B. ERB E. B. FELDMAN W. G. FEW G. H. FISK C. O. FIVEASH CECIL FLENNIKEN J. M. PLOURNOY S. T. FRANKLIN E. E. FRIZZELL W. J. GALE R. W. GALPHIN R. M. GILMORE W. H. GOODYEAR I. M. GREGORIE S. GUTHMAN W. F. HAITE J. D. HALL M. S. HILSMAN A. L. HOLLIMAN R. E. HUEEAKER R. E. HUTTON W. J. JANCZYS T. W. JAY W. S. JETT C. M. JOHNSON N. H. JOHNSON D. M. JUDD H. M. JUDD W. P. KENYON J. A. KERSEY R. J. KLEIN SMITH MEMBERS A. C. KOLB H. W. KRAFT B. M. KULKA M. E. LACKEY . G. LARSEN M. LESTER M. LEVEY LEVINE M. B. LEVITT L. H. LEWIS W. P. LONG J. LUONGO D. B. LUPTON D. L. LYLE B. A. MARION F. W. MARTIN M. R. MARTIN G. D. MAY C. A. MCGINNIS J. J. MCMANUS A. B. MEADOR K. W. MESCHKE G. B. MOCK H. C. MOORE J. N. MOORE T. E. NANCE V. E. NEW J. A. OXFORD J. M. PAINTER B. D. PARK W. O. PARTRIDGE G. D. PATTERSON C. A. PETTY R. E. PICKETT J. E. PIPPIN J. 1. PORTELA K. PUTTER B. O. PYRON R. S. RAMSAY J. E. RANKIN C. L. RAY J. K. READ J. B. REMION R. E. RICLES NQFUW S. M. ROLLINSON J. A. ROSSO C. ROSENBERG F. J. SCI-IAY G. B. SCI-INADEL ' X NX R is 'QI is Q E. L. SCOTT L:,-, .W-A-..S.2- ,L ,, L. :.:,.,,:.- J. M. SCOTT -... .A-R . A -- . A. -A A- - . I . ' W. H. SHEPHERD J- E' SINGLEY J' I ff.f?' .fl- .'A. R. B SMITH . V,.' V j' . it I Q: X Q . i 'pf' N. A. STUMPE ,. A I 5 : i A - J ' ,H J' T' TOLAN . I J. A UNDERWOOD , J. , fl: ,A 1 43 : Q D. W. USHER ITA' 1 I R. VALLINA L. W. VANOVER A. R. WARD W. C. WARLICK E. N. WATKINS L. T. WEATHERLY C. S. WILLIAMS L. L. WILLIAMS J. C. WOOTEN C. Q. WRIGHT OFFICERS R. B. SMITH . . . Preridenzf R. E. CANNON . . Vice Prefidenz R. E. PICKET1' . . Secretary H. S. BUTLER . . . Trearwer T. A. CRAMER . . Hixtomm FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson, Avery, Becker, Beckum, A. L. Bernsfein L. Bernstein .... SECOND ROW: Blemker, Bradshaw, Brambleif, Brannon Buchanan, Burke .... THIRD ROW: Burf, Bu'fIer, Cain, Cannon, Cleary, Coilat . . . FOURTH ROW: C. E. Co-Ilurn, T. F. Collum, Coloney, Colton, Conglefon Cook .... FIFTH ROW: Cosfeilo, Cox, Cramer, Creei, Creighfon, Crufcher. . . SIXTH ROW: Davenport, Dennis, Dixon, Erb, Feldman, Few .... SEVENTH ROW Fisk, Fiveash, Flenniken, Flournoy, Frizzell, Gale. fi Lyman C PHI ETA SIGMA, a national freshm h ty scholastic fraternity, was established at Georgia Tech in 1920. Membership i ' Et Sigma is the highest honor a freshman may attain while at Georgia Tech, nly t os men who have a point average of 3.5 for the first quarter or the entire fresh in an ear . e eligible for membership. Each spring the first quarter. I the fraternity presents a cup to thc ing the highest scholastic average for as V1 v Rx T wr 29' ., 19 I f .Vis f - V m - Q-:aw ,MV . ,f 41'-We VV . in .X . x .1 ' JV VVV 1 . 31' -- ' ' ' n , , . I , , V V f - VV . 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BRIGGS . . Mailer P. G. BARNETT P. E. BORGER N. D. BRIGGS B. M. CALLAWAY J. F. CHEELY R. W. COLE E. F. COX J. M. CULGAN L. J. DANIELS W. G. DENNING H. L. DURHAM C. S. FELNER J. H. FISHER T. M. FORBES S. H. GRAY T. H. GREEN W. F. HAITE A. L. HANNA L. A. HIETT W. N. JOHNSON A. C. KOLB E. W. KUBICKY W. W. LAROCHE C. V. LECRAW K. W. LENTZ G. C. MCKOY E. MCNALLY . Prefidevzz Vice Prefidefff . Recowlev' . Tvfeafwev' . . Reporter MEMBERS W. E. MCKOWN J. J. MCMANUS D. C. MEREDITH O. M. MORRIS R. K. MORROW W. W. MOSELY J. A. OXFORD E. E. PRICE D. T. QUINN J. M. READ S. M. ROLLINSON F. J. SCHAY T. J. SOBOL J. C. SPACH STUART P. TAYLOR A. T. TRIMBLE D. VOYLES J. D. WALTON A. R. WARD H. C. WARD W. C. WARLICK A. W. WEST, JR. A. M. WILKINS C. S. WILLIAMS C. Q. WRIGHT CHEELY of Ceremonies FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barnetf, Borger, Briggs, Callaway, Cheely, Cox .... SECOND ROW: Culgan, Daniels, Denning, Durham, Felner, Fisher .... THIRD ROW: Forbers, Gray, Green, Haite, Hanna, Hielf .... FOURTH ROW: Johnson, Kolb, LaRoche, LeCraw, Lentz, McNally .... FIFTH ROW: McKown, McManus, Meredith, Morris, Morrow, Oxford .... SIXTH ROW: Price, Quinn, Read, Rollinson, Schay, Sobol .... 'SEVENTH ROW: Spach, Taylor, Trimble, Vcyles, Walton, Ward .... EIGHTH ROW: Warlick, West, Wilkins, Williams, Wrighl. ALPHA CHI SIGMA is the national professional organization for Chemists and Chemical Engineers. Students are eligible for membership when they have reached second quarter sophomore status and have maintained a 2.5 Over-all point average. The local chapter provides exhibits for the student body and sponsors lectures on scientific subjects. A R C H l T E C T lol A L THE ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY was formed in 1910 and is one of the Oldest organizations of its type on the Campus. Each year the society enters the work of outstanding students in a national contest. The society not only sponsors lectures and field trips each year, but also subscribes to several trade magazines and pur- chases books for the departmental library. W. H. ALLEN K. H. ASHBY J. E. ASHLEY D. P. BEARSE A. F. BECKUM J. A. BERG V. O. BLACKBURN C. W. BOROUGHS L. D. BRADFORD F. O. BRANCH W. H. BREEN R. C. BROWARD H. C. BROWN F. J. BULL A. E. BURDEN J. E. CARLSON G. A. CHAPMAN J. A. COCHRANE N. J. COUCH D. A. CRANE ' MEMBERS C. W. CUNNINGHAM W. D. DANIELSON C. B. DEKLE D. W. DENNY S. P. DRISCOLL J. K. DRURY J. E. FERGUSON R. E. FOREHAND J. A. S. FORNARA W. O. FULMER B. C. HARRELL R. R. GREENE E. GREMLI B. GUVENC G. A. HAMPTON M. G. HAMPTON F. L. HARRISON H. H. HARRISS W. D. HEASLEY R. G. HECHT J. R. HOLLIDAY J. M. HORNYAK O. K. HOUSTON J. T. HOWELL C. E. HUTCHINS N. A. JACOBS T. W. JAY J. E. JOHNSON J. M. KEELIN D. A. KELLY H. LEVY P. LEVY J. A. MALONE W. C. MANN W. A. MARTIN E. O. MASTIN R. M. MCKENZIE W. P. NORRIS L. S. ORR H. G. PATILLO OFFICERS W. O. FULMER . . . 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THIRD ROW: Drury, Ferguson, Fulmer, Harrell, Greene, Gremli, Guvenc, Hecht .... FOURTH ROW: Holliday, Hornyak, Houston, Howell, Hufchins, Jacobs, Jay, Johnson, Keelein, Levy, Levy, Malone. McKenzie, Orr, Palillo, Payne, Pound, Price, Prince, Pulgram, Rabun, Rayfield .... SlXTH ROW: Roberls, Rogers, Sande . E. Smiih, 'Smolen, Spangler, Strong, Summer, Tippeil .... SEVENTH ROW: Tomberlin, Tomlinson, Trokler, Unkefcr, Vanover, Vaughn, Ward, Warner, Weems, R. L. West, W. H. West, Yafes. CA! gyhdgnr CHI EPSILON is the only national fraternity composed entirely of men in the field of Civil Engineering. The Tech chapter of Chi Epsilon, founded in 1945, was formed from the Civil Crew, the oldest honor organization on the Georgia Tech campus. It sponsors many activities such as field trips, guest speakers, and movies on engineering subjects. MEMBERS F. H. ABBOTT H. C. EGGAR R. S. MARTIN K. H. ASHBY P. I. EMMER J. MINER, JR. E. G. BAUGH J. T. FRENCH R. C. NISBET W. R. BRACY J. E. GANT1' J. E. O'KEEEFE, JR. G. L. BUCHANAN A. L. GLISSON, JR. C. J. O'REAR A. E. BURDEN, JR. W. H. GOODLOE, JR. H. P. PARRISH FRENCH R. A. BURT R. P. GRoss T. E. PERRIN R. D. BYRD M. G. HAMPTON J. C. PRUITT, JR. B. F. CAFFEY R. G. HECHT R. G. ROBINSON R. W. CANNON H. R. HOLLEY J. N. SMITH III OF-F1 CE R5 M. W. CARTER J. R. HUFF R. F. SMITH J. T. CLIFTON J. R. IVEY W. E. SMITH J. T. FRENCH .... Preridem EIVHHCCLQZONEY ?VCTjggII51?rISON SITlI'lEE:AfxRRgiS, JR. - - J.'T.'CRE1GHToN E. C. KENT G. F. WEBB, JR. H' E' DAMON ' ' Vice Piiemiem L. B. CRooKs H. G. KILLEBREW, JR. R. C. WEST H. E. DAMON T. M. KING C. J. WINSTEAD I- C- IUREIT ---- Sammy E. J. DOCEKAL W. c. MANN 1. J. WISE W. H. GOODLOE, JR. . T1'erzmr'e1' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Abboir, Ashby, Baugh, Bracy, Buchanan, Burden, Burt, Caffey, Cannon, Carter .... SECOND ROW: Coloney, Cook, Creighfon, Crooks, Damon, Docekal, Egger, Emmer, French, Gaunrr .... THIRD ROW: Glisson, Goodloe, Gross, Hampron, Hechf, Holley, Huff, Ivey, Johnson, Jureif .... FOURTH ROW! Kent, Killebrew, King, Mann, Marfin, Miner, Nisbef, O'Keef'fe, O'Rear, Parrish .... FIFTH ROW: Perrin, Robinson, R. F. Smifh, W. E. Smirh, Sparks, Sfewarf, Webb, Wesf, Winstead, Wise. -l1nIl INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT SOCIETY THE INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT SOCIETY 1S open ro all Students In Industrral Management who are Outstandrng In both scholarshrp and school acrrvrues The Socrety marntams an actrve socral and cultural program throughout the year and presents a cup to the senror gracluarmg Wlfll the hrghest average In Industnal Management REES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Abbotf, Adams, Barnes, Cauthorn, Chaney, Clack .... SECOND ROW: Clark, Collinge, Cook, Cox, DeBorde, Dwiggins .... THIRD ROW: EIIison, Grice, Griggs, Gunfer, Hankinson, Harrison .... FOURTH ROW: Harfley, Hufchins, Ingram, Irving, Kahn, Kennon .... FIFTH ROW: Kilgore, Kirk, Lucas, Manis, Nall, Nichols ,... SIXTH ROW: Odom, Pefinis, Reisman, Roihschild, Sneed, K. W. Thomas .... SEVENTH ROW: T. J. Thomas, Vaides, Woodward, WycofI, Yaumans. O F F I C E R S A. F. REES . . Prerident A. C. HART . . . Vice Prericienl L. T. BRANNON, JR. . . Secretary L.. R. OWEN . . Treazfzufev' MEMBERS W. B. ABBOTT L. A. KAHN C. E. ADAMS W. F. KENNON L. W. BARNES R. C. CAUTHRON J. W. CHANCEY C. H. CLACK E. R. CLARK, JR. R. A. COLLINGE J. S. COOK J. I. COX R. S. DEBORDE J. F. DWIGGINS F. F. ELLISON J. W. GRICE C. W. GRIGGS F. GUNTER, JR. F. E. HANKINSON III B. F. HARRISON J. K. HARTLEY C. J. HUTCHINS H. V. INGRAM A. D. IRVING, JR. H. E. KILGORE G. W. KIRK E. H. LUCAS W. J. MANIS W. E. NALI. J. P. NICHOLS A. D. ODOM, JR. C. G. PEEINIS W. B. RAGSDALE, JR. F. A. REISMAN A. F. ROTHSCHILD J. W. SNEED K. W. THOMAS T. J. THOMAS L. B. TRUMBULL D. F. VALDES W. H. HOWARD V. H. WYCOTT R. S. YAREOROUGH, JR G. M. YOUMANS IIGL J lflf WALTON FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barker, Barnes, Bracewell, Brown, Buchanan, Burf, Buller .... SECOND ROW: Byfhewood, Crawford, Daw- son, Dixon, Exarchou, Fahrmeier, Fivel .... THIRD ROW: Folger, Gall, Gilmore, Gunby, Hammond, Hawkins, Hawfhorne. . . . FOURTH ROW: Hendrix, Hirshberg, Hocking, Hubbard, Huckaby, Kavanaugh, Kennedy. 0 F F I C E R S J. A. WALTON . . Prericient F. L. BUTLER . . Vice Preyicieni W. A. MIDDLETON . . Secretary I. M. PAINTER . . T1'ea.rm'e4' D. L. BARKER G. L. BARNES R. E. BRACEWELL F. I. BROWN K. S. BUCHANAN J. L. BURT F. L. BUTLER R. C. BYTHEWOOD T. M. CLARKAON J. P. CRAWFORD E. C. DAWSON M. R. DIXON A. R. EOSTAL ETA KAPPA NU is Z1 national Electrical Engineering fraternity of which the Bela Mu Chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in 1941. The membership is composed of Out- standing juniors ancl seniors in Electrical Engineering. W. L. ELENBRUG N. J. EXARCHOU M. L. FAHRMEIER J. W. FOLGER J. C. GALL R. M. GILMORE W. H. GUNEY W. M. HAMMOND W. E. HAWKINS G. B. HAWTHORNE N. W. HENDRIX W. L. HIRSHBERG N. W. HOCKING MEMBERS R. G. HUBBARD J. C. HUCKABY W. W. KAVANALIGH D. G. KENNEDY R. J. KLEIN J. E. LEIFER J. LUONGO M. B. MCCOY E. A. MCCURLEY F. H. MCKINNEY A. B. MEADOR W. A. MIDDLETON J. C. MORELLI J. M. PAINTER C. A. PETTY J. M. PHILLIPS R. E. PIDGEON H. E. PITTMAN C. P. REED W. E. REISER M. H. RUBIN R. H. RYMER M. SCHIFFMAN E. L. SCOTT V. J. SIKORA T. E. SWILLEY G. B. TAYLOR H. B. TUCKER L. ULM W. C. UNDERWOOD B. O. USRY J. R. WALSH J. A. WALTON B. WEINREB WOODLE J. C. WORSHAM ' If : : .I MV I 'W I f s v ' S - I I - I if FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Klein, Leifer, Luongo, McCoy, McGinnis, Middleton, Morelli, Painter .... SECOND ROW: Peify, Phillips, Pidgeon, Piffman, Reed, Relief Rubin, Rymer .... THIRD ROW: Schiffman, Scott, Sikora, Swilley, Taylor, Tucker, Ulm, Underwood. . . . FOURTH ROW: Usry, Walsh, Walton, Weinreb, Woodle WILLIAMS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Amsler, Brooks, Burrell, Cochran, Cook, Dowman, Gibson .... SECOND ROW: Grimes, Haigler, Hardy, Malone, Mellon, Newsome, Paiion .... THIRD ROW: Reep, Shakleforcl, Smiih, Stall, Sfumberg, Williams. WAI di Phi Psi is a national honorary textile fraternity which has as its aim the promotion of better feeling and closer relation between the textile students, and to strengthen the position of the textile industry. Election to member- ship is limited to a percentage of the junior and Senior textile students. 0 PFI C E R S F. B. WILLIAMS Preficlefzzt R. L. AMSLER Vice Pverident E. H. STALL S ec1'efa1'y W. I.. PATTON Tremurer R. L. AMSLER R. S. BROOKS J. A. BURRELL V. Z. COCI-IRAN R. W. COOK W. F. DOWMAN A. L. GIBSON W. B. GRIMES J. T. HAIGLER H. F. HARDY G. D. MALONE MEMBERS D. R. MELTON W. M. MOREDOCK R. W. NEWSOME W. L. PATTON E. G. REEF L. F. SHACKLEFORD M. H. SMITH E. H. STALL B. G. STUMBERG F. B. WILLIAMS Q am, igma PI TAU SIGMA, the honorary Mechanical Engineering fraternity, selects its membership from the outstanding Juniors and Seniors of each year. To be eligible for membership, a student must not only have high scholastic standing in his class, but also must fulfill requirements of character and leadership. A. P. BALLENTINE W. F. BARNEY I. R. BARON H. G. BLOCKER W. R. BOLTON T. C. BROWN J. C. CAMPBELL J. N. CARTWRIGHT J. W. CHANCH J. R. CHAPMAN H. CLARK W. CLARKSTON G. J. CLEARY H. E. DEWEESE J. C. DILLON E. K. DOMINGOS W. G. DUNN C. C. EVANS C. FLENNIKEN MEMBERS J. P. GARISON S. G. GREEN C. H. GRIFFENBERG N. S. GROVE grffosflrrpgee S9Wrffs-3 Eiimmg :sn-1PU3 b-he :UUEQZYA E zoz YU? W. HARRISON E. HARRISON H. HART C. HAULBROOK J. C. HAYS W. H. HITCH D. N. HOWELL C. S. HOWLAND J. B. JAMES E JOHNSON R. . J. N. KRESKANO J. G. LANCASTER SOSPUUFUFFFFHP J. F. H. LINDLER E. LOVE MCINTOSH C. MCLEAN V. MEISTER N. MOORE MOSCRIP M. PHIPPS W. PINKERTON J. PROPP H. QUATTLEEAUM L. RAY B. REES H. ROGERS SCI-IZMMENTI H. G. SCHLOSSER J. M. SHEPARD J. C. SMITH G. F. SPEARMAN J. SPECTOR T. B. STANLEY B. STOREY H. D. SULLIVAN L. J. SULLIVAN P. E. TALLEY W. L. TAYLOR R. L. THOMAS J. B. TOPP H. L. WHITEHEAD S. F. WILLIAMS D. L. WINTER W. W. WOLCOTT J. M. ZIEGLER ZIEGLER OFFICERS J. M. ZIEGLER . . . Premlenz W. H. HITCH . . Vice-Prerideni W. G. DUNN . . Secretary FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ballentine, Barney, Baron, Blocker, Bolton, Brown, Campbell, Cartwright, Chanch, Chapman, Clark .... SECOND ROW: Clarkson, Cleary, DeWeese, Dillon, Dorningos, Dunn, Evans, Flenniken, Garison, Green, Griffenberg .... THIRD' ROW: Grove, Haas, Hanson, Harding, Hardison, Hardy, C. M. Harrison, F. W. Harrison, M. E. Harrison, Hart, Haulbrook .... FOURTH ROW: Hays, Hitch, Howell, Howland, James, Johnson, Kreskanko, Lancaster, Lindler, Love, Mclntosh .... FIFTH ROW: Mclean, Meister, Moore, Moscrip, Phipps, Pinkerton, Propp, Quattlebaum, Ray, Rees, Rogers .... SIXTH ROW: Schimmenti, Schlosser, Shepard, Smith, Spearman, Seector, Stanley, Storey, H. D. Sullivan, L. J. Sullivan, Talley .... SEVENTH ROW: Taylor, Thomas, Topp, Whitehead, Williams, Winter, Wolcott, Ziegler. REEVES MEMBERS S. C. ALLEN R. L. ANDERSON G. L. ANTON G. W. BARRON J. P. BOYD V. H. BRADY W. F. BRAGG G. H. BRODNAX B. L. BROCK E. G. CHANDLER G. M. COLEMAN J. T. DOBSON J. L. ELROD R. M. EVE C. O. FIVEASH J. H. FOSTER J. T. FRENCH C. M. GEER T. A. GHORMLEY W. A. GRANBERRY I. J. GUNSHOR R. C. HAMILTON G. T. HARRIS E. C. HILL M. D. -HOLLIMAN M. KOPLIN D. M. LENTCHNER W. L. LOCKWOOD D. E. MAHAEFEY W. J. MALONE C. P. MCCANDLESS L. T. MCCOY L. K. MCKAY J. C. MCKINNEY I. M. MCLEOD B. MCMILLIM J. F. MEDFORD K. K. NEISWANDER J. W. NEVINS J. P. NICHOLS W. M. NIEZNAY A. W. OLIVER W. A. PRITCHETT W. G. PUTNAM J. W. REEVES W. R. RIGELL J. E. ROBERSON C. B. ROBINSON V. R. ROBINSON R. C. ROGERS J. E. RUBEL J. SEITZINGER E. A. SHIVER R. L. SIMMONS J. A. SUDER C. C. TOMLIN W. C. TUPMAN J. A. UNDERWOOD H. M. WADSWORTH C. B. WARD J. H. WEITNAUER H. D. WELCH E. W. WILLIAMS J. R. WILLIFORD D. E. WILSON V. K. WILSON W. R. 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SEVENTH ROW: Suder, Tomlin, Tupman, Under- wood, Wadsworth, Ward, Weitnauer, Welch, Williams .... EIGHTH ROW: Williford, D. E. Wilson, V. K. Wilson. W. R. P. Wilson, Winter, Wolstencroft. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. I. Allen, W. H. Allen, Bailey, Baugh, Bracewell, Bretz, Carlson, Crook, Davidson .... SECOND ROW: Solder, Hemby, I-lution, Jones Kennedy, Kilbury, Marfin, Meek, New .... THIRD ROW: O'Rear, Pierson, Piffman, Rubel, Sherer, Skellie, Tafum. Jon... Jap... KAPPA KAPPA PSI is a national honorary musical organization for college band members Membership is limited to those bandsmen who are not only good musicians but also exhibit a genuine interest in the activities of the band. The purpose of this fraternity is to help raise the standards of college bands and pro- mote fellowship among the many school bands. K. I. ALLEN W. H. ALLEN J. C. BAILEY E. G. BAUGH R. E. BRACEWELL H. N. BRETZ W. C. BROWN J. E. CARLSON R. W. CROOK H. W. DAVIDSON J. S. GOLDER J. C. HEMBY R. N. HUTTON C. C. JONES MEMBERS D. G. KENNEDY R. F. KILBURY 1. E. LABAW F. W. MARTIN R. L. IVIEEK V. E. NEW C. J. OlREAR E. R. PIERSON H. E. PITTMAN J. E, RUBEL R. 5. SHERER A. C. SKILLIE C. E. STORM J. E. T ATUM KENNEDY OFFICERS D. G. KENNEDY . . . C. C. JONES . . Vine R. S. SHERER . . J. E. RUBEI- . . Pre.: Men! P7'6.l'flZ6Ill Scfcreiary 'f1'ef1,r1f1-t 1' 5 wx I I J 1 X Q 4? X. 5 . '4 fb fs ' ! FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Abshire, Ashley, Alkinson, Bailey, Barnes, Barquin, Basler, Bennelf, Blyth .... SECOND ROW: Brannon, Brodnax, Broudy, Brown, Bryan, Carver, Clark, Cox, Crane .... THIRD ROW: David, Day, Floyd, Fox, Frizzell, Giesler, Gross, Hensley, Hill .... FOURTH ROW: Holloman, Holton, E. L. Johnson, W. S. Johnson, Kary, Kirkpatrick, Kahn, Klosrerman, Knoller .... FIFTH ROW: Kopp, Lacey, Lashley, Levill, Lichly, Lockwood, Love, Luby, Maiocco. if WATSON BULLDOG THE BULLDOG CLUB is one of the best known and most active local organizations. It was founded in 1910 by ANAK to promote school interest and later in 1933 merged with the Juniors Koseme Club to form the present organization. The membership is composed of out- standing juniors on the campus. Through the guidance of Coach Roy Mundorlf, the faculty advisor, the club sponsors all the intrarnurals on the campus. The organization is also responsible for the annual Home- coming dance and week-end and Freshman Cake Race. -lil' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mink, McKenzie, Morelon, Nelson, Nolan, Odom .... SECOND ROW: Oglesby, Peters, Pope, Prince, Read, Reiser .... THIRD ROW: Richman, Rogers, Ro-se, Schoenberg, Scheffey, Simpson, Spielberger .... FOUTH ROW: Tedder, Underwood, Vanderbleek, Watson, Wadsworth, Williams ..., FIFTH ROW: Williford, Willis, Wolf, Wren, J. M. Ziegler, F. R. Ziegler. CLUB 0 F F I C E R S R. B. WATSON . . Premiem E. W. KOPP . . Vice Pfeficient J. E ABSHIRE . . Secrezfawy J. A. BASLER . . Tre:zJzz1'e1' MEMBERS J. E. ABSHIRE J. E. ASHLEY H. A. ATKINSON R. L. BAILEY L. W. BARNES P. BARQUIN J. A. BASLER M. V. BENNETT R. L. BLYTH L. T. BRANNON G. H. BRODNAX M. H. BROUDY T. C. BROWN R. C. BRYAN J. F. CARVER E. R. CLARK J. I. COX D. A. CRANE J. O. DAVID R. L. DAY M. H. FLOYD R. J. FOX E. E. DRIZZELL W. E. GIESLER E. H. GROSS W. G. HENSLEY W. W. HILL H. L. HOLLOMAN B. L. HOLTON A. L. JAMES E. L. JOHNSON W. S. JOHNSON W. W. KARY G. L. KIRKPATRICK L. A. KAHN L. H. KLOSTERMAN J. A. KNOLLER E. W. KOPP D. C. LACEY E. LASHLEY M. B. LEVITT J. P. LICHTY W. L. LOCKWOOD J. E. LOVE R. E. LUBY C. N. MAIOCCO W. C. MINK R. K. MCKENZIE C. P. MORETON C. F. NELSON J. S. NOLAN A. D. ODOM M. L. OGLESBY D. S. PETERS E. G. POPE A. PRINCE J. K. READ W. K. REISER M. S. RICHMAN J. H. ROGERS P. A. ROSE J. H. SCHOENBERG R. A. SCHEFFEY S. W. SIMPSON C. D. SPIELBERGER J. L. T EDDER W. C. UNDERWOOD J. VANDERBLEEK R. B. WATSON H. M. WAIJSWORTH L. L. WILLIAMS J. R. WILLIFORD J. D. WILLIS F. L. WOLF J. K. WREN F. R. ZIEGLER J. M. ZIEGLER PERSHING RIFLES FIRST ROWg LEFT TO RIGHT: McCabe, Greenbaum. SECOND ROW: Slrange-Bosfon, Rose, Taylor, Hill. CAPT. R. B. GREENBAUM . . Commanding Ojficef 1sT LT. D. L. STRANGE-BosToN . . . Executive Officer QND LT. R. ROSE . . . . Adminiimziive Ojicer lST SGT. W. W. HILL . .... Secretary ZND LT. H. TAYLOR . . . . Smj? Lz. CAPT. E. MCCABE . . Faculty Adifiior The Pershing Rilies is a national honorary military organization comprised of select and proficient college ROTC students. The Pershing Rifles sponsors a crack drill team, which in the past has given exhibitions at football. The members may be dis- tinguished by the fact that they wear, in addition to the ROTC uniform, a blue and white fourragere, and shoulder insignia shields. The officers being inifiafed al fhe Mililary Ball. The Pershing Rifles ln formalion. ' ' 4 ,Leia Ll. sl? -T1 1: 1233 E- .L+ TT Ti-iEiEiL i:'5f 1-il-5C?e?5.LjJ!I53:'52i-1.-l.'l 311 H. ,Q 'Ilif.Z.7,Q -ll G W ADAMS D. R. APOSTOLU T. M. BENDER J. s. BOND H. V. BROWN H. D. BRETTSCHNEIDER K. D. BROWN K. B. CLARY W. F. DALY D. N. DAMON T. F. DAVENPORT R. X. DEMARCELLUS L. J. ENGEL J. R. FIREBAUGH R. B. FLOWERS D. L. FLOYD L. W. Gooss B. GORDON C. O. GORDON R. B. GREENBAUM W. C. GRESHAM L. D. HEALY MEMBERS W. W. HILL C. W. JACKSON F. J. JONES H. JOPLING L. E. KITCHENS D. KUTTNER E. C. LENTZ R. H. LEVY G. A, LONG W. P. IIIAYSON W. J. MCCORKLE M. H. MCKNIGHT C. W. MEYER N. C. MOSELEY J. M. RAUZIN A. L. REARDON M. S. RICHMAN R. ROSE J. SADOW E. M. SCHLOSSBERG F. A. SCINTO J. E. SHIPEK STEVENS D. L. STRANGE-BOSTON H. TAYLOR J. D. THOMAS S. W. TIMMERMAN B. S. ULMER E. S. WHITE J. L. WILLIAMS .r,,.r ...ffuv 44 .,,, f mn ,I I K xx lla, I EQ , 93 .. 4 Q i'L,4il - fu l ' I , 3 , Q, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adams, Bender, Bond, Brown, Brelfschnelder, Clary, Daly, Davenport .... SECOND ROW: Engel, Firebaugh, Flowers, Gooss, B. Gordon, C. O. Gordon, Gresham, Healy .... THIRD ROW: Jackson, Jones, Jopling, Kifchens, Kufiner, Lenfz, Levy, Long .... FOURTH ROW: Mayson, McKnignf, Meyer, Richman, Rose, Sadow, Schlossberg, Scinlo .... FIFTH ROW: Shlpek, Sfevens, Taylor, Thomas, Timmerman, Ulmer, While, Williams. PATTON WI LLI FORD E. G. BAUGH M. BRABANT T. A, CROSSLEY H. E. DAMON G. N. DAVISON R. L. DAY J. T. DENT J. H. ELSINGER C. S. FELNER M. J. FIVEL R. J. FOX J. T. FRENCH Q media 52155414 P1 DELTA EPSILON is the honorary journalistic fraternity. Its member- ship is composed of students who have been outstanding on one of the four publication staffs for at least two years. This organization sponsors talks and open discussions so that all members can express their views concerning the publications. O F F I C E R S W. L. PATTON . Preridenz F. I.. WOLF . Vice Prerident A. W. West . . S ecremry-Trearaarer M E M B E R S C. H. FULTON M. B. GOODMAN J. D. GRAY I. M. GREGORIE H. L. HOLLOMAN B. HOLTON H. C. JOHNSTON J. A. KNOELLER M. LEVITT J. E. LOVE W. I. MILLER H. F. MCCAMISH W. L. PATTON C. M. STACY R. E. STINE J. A. TORCASSI A. T. TRIMBLE D. USHER R. B. WATSON A. W. WEST J. R. WILLIFORD F. L. WOLF FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Baugh, Brabanf, Crossley, Damon, Davison, Day, Elsinger, Felner, Fivel .... SECOND ROW: Fox, French, Fulton, Goodman, Gray, Gregorie, Holloman, Holton, Johnsfon .... THIRD ROW: Knoeller, Leviff, I.ove, Miller, McCamish, Paffon, Sfacy, Sfine, Torcassi .... FOURTH ROW: Trimble, Usher, Watson, West, Williford, Wolf. RAMBLIN RECK CLUB THE RAMBLIN, RECK CLUB is an organization whose purpose is ro keep up and magnify school spirit. Members are chosen from among juniors and seniors and the number is kept small to insure efficiency. During this past football season, the Recks organized and promoted the highly successful flash-card section. At the beginning of each school year, the Recks give instructions to the new freshmen on the duties of a rat and also sponsor each fall a Ramblin' Reck contest between the different organizationson the campus. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. J. Anderson, R. H. Anderson, Arno, Barnard, Barnes .... SECOND- ROW: Barquin, Beihea, Boissy, Branson, Brodnax .... THIRD ROW: Brown, Cox, Day, Gill, Griffin .... FOURTH ROW: Hclloman, Jarrard, Kirk, Kopp, Lay ,... FIFTH ROW: Love, Mann, Martin, McCamish, Nalesnik .... SIXTH ROW: Nolan, Queen, Sams, Schoening, Shields .... SEVENTH ROW: Todd, Wesf, Wolf. NOLAN O F F I C E R S J. S. NOLAN . . . Preriflem J. I. COX . . Vice Pffericlent T. ARNO . . . S861'6ld1'jl ME M B .E R S B. J. ANDERSON R. H. ANDERSON T . ARNO L. BARNARD L. BARNES P. BARQUIN L. A. BETHEA A. N. BOISSY C, F. BRANSON G. BRODNAX B. S. BROWN J. I. COX R. L. DAY J. T. DENT . M. GILL . P. GRIFFIN L. HOLLOMAN JARRARD W. KIRK W. KOPP J. W. LAY J. E. LOVE E. W. MANN E. G. MARTIN H. F. MCCAMISH G. G. NALESNIR noomee J. S. NOLAN W. L. QUEEN B. J. SAMS H. W. SCIIOENING E. L. SHIELIIS H. M. TODD A. W. WEST, JR. F. L. WOLF l,',,,,, ..,,, ffff cgicadgarcf film l SCABBARD AND BLADE 'Scabbard and Blade is a national honor society made up of certain men selected from the advanced Army, Navy, and Air ROTC units on the basis of demonstrated leadership, interest in military affairs, and scholastic standing. The Scabbard and Blade offers each of its members a life membership in the society. During the school year, Scabbard and Blade sponsors discussions and lectures on the problems of national defense and the current military advances. I if 4 K ' 3? V 5-1::..f:? ' T r .1 .46 ,f u V, 9,1 ,,.:v. . m. ,L ' ' f - - f . ' ' l ' f 1 1 W. fva' M r . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allred, Brannon, Branson, Broudy, Brown, Burch, Carasik, Cheeley, Cormany .... SECOND ROW: Davison, Dominy, Dunn, Esfes, Fulfon, Gall, Griffin, Green, Goss ..., THIRD ROW: Hallman, Hankinson, Heasley, Hutchings, Jordon, Kloslerman, Kyle, Luckelf, Moore .... FOURTH ROW: Morris, Odom, Pillman, Pope, Pritchard, Raufh, Smilh, Sfuarl, Swicorcl .... FIFTH ROW: Tucker, Usher, Wilkerson, S. F. Williams, T. F. Williams, Willis. and L. P. ALLRED T. BRANNON C. BRANSON M. H. BROUDY J. H. BROWN W. D. BURCH B. CARASIK W. E. CHEELEY K. CORMANY G. DAVISON R. L. DOMINY W. G. DUNN L. ESTES C. H. FULTON MEMBERS J. C. GALL C. G. GRIFFIN S. G. GREEN R. T. GROSS N. M. HALLMAN F. E. HANKINSON W. HEASLEY M. HUTCHINGS W. D. JORDON L. H. KLOSTERMAN R. J. KYLE W. J. LUCKETT f J. N. MOORE O. MORRIS A H E. E. R I. F L. H D B. S. T. J. D. ODOM E. PITTMAN POPE E. PRITCHARD N. RAUTH C. SMITH E. STUART SWICORD TUCKER USHER WILKERSON F. WILLIAMS F. WILLIAMS WILLIS OFFICERS J. D. WILLIS . L. P. ALLRED . L. T. BRANNON, T. F. WILLIAMS W WILLIS . . Preficienff Vice-Prefident JR. . . , Secretary . Tremmfeff The officers of Scabbard and Blade from LEFT to RIGHT: Willis, Allred, Williams, Brannon. 4 Scabbard and Blade tapping af fhe Milifary Ball. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson, Bailey, Corridan, Dykes, Forward, Fowlkes. . . . SECOND ROW: Ghormley, Gurry, Lansing, Lupton, Nolan, Peterson .... THIRD ROW: Queen, Reiser, Renshaw, Smith, Sfowers. SPIKED HOE CLUB SPIKED SHOE The Spiked Shoe is a national honorary track and Held society. Membership is composed of outstanding letter men on the varsity track team. Spiked Shoe has as its purpose the fostering of competitive athletics in track and the growth and recognition of track and field events. Each year Spiked Shoe sponsors the intramural track meet and also officiates at high school field and track meets. B. J. ANDERSON G. E. BAILEY T. H. COONS J. T. CORRIDAN J. W. DYKES E. R. FORWARD D. L. FOWLKES MEMBERS H. GHORMLEY F. H. GURRY A. A. LANSING H. C. LEGETTE D. B. LUPTON J. S. NOLAN C. H. PETTERSON W. L. QUEEN W. E. REISER R. W. RENSHAW R. W. SMITH J. C. STOWERS FOWLKES OFFICERS D. L. FOWLKES .... Premienz J. T. CORRIDAN . . Vzce Premient W. L. QUEEN . Secretary B. J. ANDERSON . Tfemffef' .QW .1 . . .. Y 5, 2 as f' 1' . H-131' f B --:- Lv ' ,.'...zw , T1 ff ' ,,5, 4 f ,.4, . , . Wx? 'ef .4 K rv! W i' A v VB W ' X ,D g r-1 , ,I ff W Isis, 4 'N 4 A K Q V .Aim 81215 ft? 'R Z w e ge XZ' 27' A f 4 V X jzxff' 'f fii , f F ffl? KJ M. ,gi I , I fix, ' v A f fo elf 5 f 3 wg WW f W X , , 5 Y fy 2 A 52? rf gl 5 J 2? if THB T CLUB is an Organization of Tech athletes who have won their varsity letters in a major sport or who have won a conference championship in a minor. Its purpose is the fostering of school spirit 95 FU :S Q. H. :s YO F1 fb N fn H. Q on FT :r CD H. D l'f CD P1 fb CD FY' O 7'1'a f'f :I- fn CD f'f r: D- CD :s 4'f O- O O. N4 H. D U3 Q :r O O Fl' P-7 f'f :I- Pl' FD Q. Q eff J. ANDERSON J. C. ANDERSON G. E. BAILEY J. A. BASLER L. A. BETHEA R. R. BOssOMs A. C. BOWEN D. D. BRADACH F. BRANSON H. BRODNAX J. E. BROWN J. CASTLEBERRY H. L. CHILDRESS M. L. CLARKSON J. T. COLEMAN M. J. DODD R. L. DOYAL D. D. FLANAGAN CDO MEMBERS E. R. FORWARD B. FOWLKES J. FRITCH H. GHORMLEY L. E. GLENN T. R. GREEN J. S. GRIFFIN M. E. HARRISON W. R. HEALEY L. W. HOOK G. W. JORDAN J. A. JORDAN J. KEENER K. KEENER K. KNIGVERY J. W. LANKFORD H. C. LEGETTE P. LEONARD D. LEYSTON - B. LUCK , W. C. MATTHEWS H. MCCAMISH R. H. MCCOY R. H. MCKINNEY R. S. MCMILLIN J. L. PATTON F. K. PEEPLES C. H. PETERSON J. W. PETIT E. G. POPE W. L. QUEEN R. W. RENSHAW J. W. SOUTHARD J. C. STOWERS W. H. WALTON . . Flip' :Sf A., , if gig .ww ' swf.. 'A f Is.: , Q. 2 IH w. Fai.: C. 6 full? f ff f 4 , 595 jf X X5 I 3 x 2 g , i fi 4 S9 , Rf, 225, Q ,gil 0, f ,wig l 5 T V X. 2 2 .9 4 1 A 1 2 if 4 fi We fm Sa . All f, f Ar I ,v sf l x ff 5 1 1 I i 1 A I .sf , , I V n ' 4 3 65 , Z K4 eg fi 5' . , NO - LAN .VFP W ' ff, .?,,E,,,E,ER5.01qlY. OFFICERS J. S. NOLAN . . Prefident F. R. ZIEGLER . Vice Prericierzt A. R. LANSING T. ARNO . . Secretary . Treasurer .. .. 4 4 .. l l l l FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. J. Anderson, J. C. Anderson, Bailey, Basler, Bethea, Bossons, Bowen, Bradach, Branson, Brodnax, Brown .... SECOND ROW: Childress, Coleman, Dold, Doyal, Flanagan, Forward, Fowlkes, Ghormley, Glenn, Griffin, Harrison .... THlRD ROW: Healey, Hook, G. W. Jordan, J. A. Jordon, Lankford, Matthews, McCamish, McCoy, McKinney, Feeples, Peterson .... FOURTH ROW: Petit, Pope, Queen, Renshaw, Sedberry, Serrnersheim, H. R. Smith, R. W. Smith, Southard, Stowers, Walton. ,xw.wM. sizsxzzm-J iii.-ixtd - , x -Wa fm- wzimw ,..,. -,tu t 1, ar ,, .,1...t,n. an ,ng , . . .tv v 1. i,fV?,t1'? -,f,f'5. Jw ' .-.:3.jA if 'Tia -' 'E 62' -M?.'iv' -. ' mira. :aggf t v'sff .aas A ra fn-pf. , ew mix f . . yy gp, .,, A s - .. i .. ,, , , ,gf-.xr .f,.,f, 493.1 ff .A.- a,.3sgse A .-' f if ' 1 ,f j xfv0'X2f,i:3?Nk f f i W, 4 -HH fa + ---,J ' 'aaisfzw ' ,J ' ,Ji f' vw- V33 'f 'lzilii ' e 1,1 .-' kk W-is tiff 4 f . Mya,-A -V 0 1, ,753 .,- mvffa. I '- ,V 1414 I 1 ' 5 pjlyf X, r ,.fv1'i 'WNV 1 t 5 ff '12si'f fjf.-Q . , agfsalf. f f ' X ,f ' Lv V-. :al Liza' W 1 Miki. fem, 'Ya ss.. sf if 1 Z? Ht? 'v Wlflkzfm. mf 'fi ' - '-f'-'Q -ufz,-.2 t I, . -.f awe-far fs .4 L. ,A . Luz . ,.,x Q., -1 'ff' .Mg -2,131 - . f s,,yv,' ,w,,,,.. ws,r.,,.,r,..- , an , N. ai Na iiazv' iff., f .'f'1t , , ' ,XL i N I f 5 V. I I T 1 if .- my , -.gffaiffagzgifaffy Q,1y,4 ,f in-af swf. 32541, 1-wgcw, fff- 4,9 I 9, y 3 I 5 Q Ji lg, sg I .'f.fQ?f ff eff A' 'T L1 as ,-1 W7 The publications kept well abreast of the expansion and progress at Tech. Evidence of this abounds with each issue. Progress itself was attained and explained through the medium of our technical pub- lication. The school newspaper diligently informed the student body of the changes brought about by a capacity student body and its activities. Our humor magazine poked fun at the inevitable shortcomings and growing pains. Faithfully recording all this ad- vancement was our school yearbook. Working to- gether, the publication staffs helped Tech and its graduates put their best foot forward in all journal- istic fields for a broader understanding of the world tomorrow. -.m.,.,,, ,. . i 4 4x '5 .,J Q 59 Fifa? F325 im GPC panty J. R. WILLIFORD MARC BRABANT . R. B. WATSON . B. S. BROWN . M. J. FIVEL . . GOLDSTEIN . . C. HUSKISSON, JR. W. JONES, JR. . . F. MCCAMISH . . W. TERRY . .USHER . . . . W. WEST, JR. . J. B. HAMAN . . E. ANDERSON C. D. BOBO B. H. BOEKE, JR. E. B. BOSWELL C. F. BRANSON J. E. BURKE R. M. CHASTAIN F. E. CHAVEL W. E. CHEELEY M. CLEARE W. L. COOPER J. I. COX, JR. C. DAVIS W. A. DAWSON J. DENNIS C. D. DURDEN D. W. EASTWOOD, JR. K. F. FARMER E. J. FLEXER M. H. FLOYD J. FORSHTAY W. E. GEIGER, JR. W. H. GOODYEAR M. M. GRAHAM, JR. 40 THE STAFF ..........Editor . . . . . Bnxinen' Manager . . Managing Editor . . . Axxixtant Editor . . . . Axsixtant Edditor . Acting Eminem Manager . . . . Axsixtant Editor . Acting Bnxineu Manager . . . . Assixtant Editor . Aniftant Editor . Axxistant Editor . Axsixtant Editor . . . . . . Faculty Advisor B. GRUBAUGH G. G. HALLMAN K. R. HARTKOPE J. A. HOLIBER F. L. JONES G. W. KIRK C. R. KITE L. H. LEWIS C. NEIDNER H. M. OAKLEY V. L. OWEN W. J. POWELL R. C. POWERS J. E. ROBERSON JOSEPH E. ROBERSON J. G. SIMPSON W. L. SMITH J. F. STEEDLEY R. E. A. TERRY, JR. G. TOOLE S. B. VAUGHN W. H. WI,'SEMANN R. WITT ,,.,...... -sf .L ki MCCAMISH USHER WEST . ii - af' 15:1-1-EEZ-I-H fQ1i:1.21Ea1ii?Z-255511 . -.st f.1'2-H11:5- cfieifearnzrssfwi'-' C -' I Q 531:91-3.--.Q '?11E7f:if:::1 ' f 4 , -nv' 1:5-, 7 ' Q Ziff ma '-wif: V..-' -wr . :G 4 -, ' if , ln- , - .. -: :H 14::,'.1s:-7, :I iffy, iT ,.., ,wan ,..,f ifffrli ami: of-f'1fffl7zf fgliigj-, ?'g'P in fl l - l -O , V' R Q, ' ' , T 2,5534 eslgfi 'f, 1' 1,, 'Tl V5.3-1, I lil 21- -- l l' , , 1 fm' '15,-iii. 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JOAEVZ 09 l 'Q f' if 1 is FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson, Bosfick, Breiner, J. Burke, W. Burke. . . . SECOND ROW: Burrell, Carroll, Clegg, Cooper, Crane .... THlRD ROW: Dean, Dowdy, Edleson, Frieden, Frizzell .... FOURTH ROW: Gibson, Gaude, Goldberg, Goodman, Gray. fx B , 4 '-.y f .-,.:b::4,,,:3, ss Q- M-f . . f 1 X 2 we - ,L T, . ,Viv glad 1 , K, ,.,, 395,53 .Pr . --+- Q T r av ,Z rm, . r. , vm.-:ma x 1 r w 9 1 ,-.Q JOHNSTON STACY 4ill FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Greene, Gregorio, Hanbury, Hallman, Holfon, Johnson .... SECOND ROW: Jopling, Judd, Kidd, Krochmai, Liberman, McCamish .... THIRD ROW: Mogal, Muse, PiHman, Powell, Puca, Roberson .... FOURTH ROW: B. Smifh, T. Smith, Sfeedley, Tallanf, Wolf, Woosley. M. STACY . D. GRAY . R. DAY . . B. EDLESON D. USHER . R. CAUTHORN H. MCCAMISH M. LEVITI' . R. BOSTICK . J. BURKE . R. Fox . . B. HOLTON A. WEST . M. GOODMAN F. WOLF . T. CROSSLEY . .... Editor J. KNOELLER . J. TORCASSI . . H. JOHNSTON . . . . . . Newf Editor . Axxixtant N ewx Editor . . . . Sports Editor . Axxittant Sports Editor . . . F eatare Editor . World Efuentr Editor . . . . Surveyor Editor . . . Adifertifing Auistant Adifertixing Auirtant Advertifing . . . Collection Anistant Collection . . . Circulation Assistant Circulation . . Mercbandixing Manager .Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager . Baiineu Manager . Managing Editor . . . . Axxociate Editor NEWS STAFF: T. Carroll, D. Crane, B. Deaver, H. Jopling, H. Pittman. FEATURE STAFF: R. Auger, R. Burrell, W. Dean, W. Greene, M. Gregorie, L. Kahn, B. Kidd, P. Liberman, J. Powell. SPORTS STAFF: L. Frieden, R. Wyngarden, D. Judd, I. Clegg, R. Gnute, C. Grofoot. BUSINESS STAFF: W. Burke, J. Breiner, R. Gibson, R. Johnson, J. Krochmal, B. Mogal, 1. Roberson, B. Smith, W. Woosley, J. Steedley, W. Muse, S. Baskind, W. Cheek, T. Smith, G. Hallman, A. Goldberg, G. Puca. PHOTOGRAPHERS: K. Anderson, M. Cleare, W. Cooper. ...I -ji 'VI . .-I' 'i I . J I ' . 1.1 . .' 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' 1.5 W 1 ,bt , , ' 4 .at ru .- , ' ' jf ! ,., Gi I ,. . . WEST ,- .' ru ffgf E HOLLOMAN ! I 5 5 I v EDITORIAL f . , i s: ,W V. COLLIER R. BOEKE FULTON O. FULLER BUSINESS T. BENDER W. ERB H. FIELD L. GORDON G. HAYNES MAU RER STAFF B. HOWE L. HILLIS J. JONES O. MORRIS C. SWEETS STAFF A. HIGGINS W. LITTLE W. SCHROEDER J. SUMMEROUR R. WEEKS DAVISON BOISSY HALLMAN JOHNSON Pool. PRITCHETT ROBINSON H. HOLLOMAN A. BoIssY . IL. MAURER . M. HALLMAN W. PRITCHET1' G. DAVISON . C. FULTON . fi .fx . . . . Editor R. POOL . . Adnertinrng Manager . Managing Editor R. JOHNSON . . Circnlalion and Exchange . . Arr Editor P. ROBINSON . ..... joke Editor . Feature Editor . Make-up Editor ART STAFF . . . Bnxinefx Manager B. HOLLAND W. SCHWARTZ Amixtanz Barinen Manager W. ARKOWITZ L. COLLAT kvj bs.. FIR'ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arkowifz, Bender, Boeke, Burrell, Collaf, Coloney .... SECOND ROW: Erb, Field, Fuller, Gordon, Grubaugh, Haynes .... THIRD ROW: Higgins, Hillis, Holland, Howe, Jones, Litfle . . . FOURTH ROW: Morris, Schroeder, Schwariz, Summerour, Sweeis, Weeks. THE BAUGH PATTON J. BAUGH . ..... Eaizor W. PATTON . . Bnxineyy Manager C. FELNER . . Managing Editor J. FRENCH . . Acinertifing Manager R. STINE . . Circulation Manager S T A F F R. BRACEWELL DANIELS D. BRADSTOCK HANDEN J. BREWER HARTMAN H. CORLEY HoUsToUN E. COX JUDD D. CRANE LACY FELNER J. CREIGHTON E. STURGIS H. DAMON TAYLOR FRENCH STINE I if :xx ,firm 4 ,I-, , , ,.1-g.. .sv V ,W ' rf' I .awf- I -,slip sis, 'V f. I ,fl 4 11, 3 In Jn-' in Ji f - I. Y if '.5-f . I J V, In ..:' J-rm' nfs- YJ. -I ,. nw I ffm my h- 'dr . 4 I-ff ,J . . I I 1 I -f f Lf- .wwf J' I , 1 -TT Iiffhdll I' 'K sp J' V' T, xi ' ,V-'f ,495 ' ' fi gfw' , Jr 'TIF' ,.r, P' 'Uhr' 4' FIRST ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: Bracewell, Bradsiock, Corley, Cox, Crane.. . . SECOND ROW: Creighion, Damon, Daniels, Handen, Harfman . . . THIRD ROW: Housfoun, Judd, Sturgis, Taylor. DEAN J. J. PERSHING . J. R. WILLIFORD . MARC BRABANT . J. B. HAMAN . . T. A. CROSSLEY . J. A. KNOELLER . EDWARD FOSTER . H. L. HOLLOMAN . G. N. DAVISON . L. F. ZSUFFA . . E. G. BAZGH . W. L. PA'ITON . J. P. VIDOSIC . . . J. C. HUSKISSON f F. L. WOLF . . u 'f .f -- PROFESSOR J. B. HAMAN n PUBUCATHDNS BOARD OFFICERS MEMBERS . Chairman . Secretary . . . . . Editor Blue Print . Buxinem Manager Blue Print . Faculty Aduifor Blue Print . : . . Editor Technique . Buxineu Manager Technique . Faculty Advisor Technique . . 1 Editor Yellow jacket Buxineff Manager Yellow Jacket Faculty Advisor Yellow jacket . . . . . Editor Engineer : Buxinesx Manager Engineer : : Faculty Aduixor Engineer Student Council Reprexentative Pi Delta Epxilon Reprexentatiue FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Baugh, Brabanf, Crossley, Davison, Holloman . . . SECOND ROW: Huskisson, Knoeller, Pafton, Williford, Wolf. i ' arg i ,f 'Lia LX qj 'A? l1p1- W i f i Q fi S i N- ie Q' S x ': Er! A ef fe, S f fi31'uiE,EY3' ' Engineer Staff planning the next edition ofthe Engineer. The editorial staff ofthe Technique setting up the paper. Checking the pictures and layouts for the Blue Print. Monday night meeting of the editorial staff of the Technique, lt li . 1' 73' '35 , td, 7, will I M , 3',.,A1-initial . gt: 17134 .4 'Y 1,1-Q-Q-awe: ,. W , , Q f ' lfflffal M auflfaelfllit f ff l Ml: lili12IlilJJ5Ill!my Q ,i -wig ig W. ,il fl l 'H ' lil ,Illflzjrlffmmfll N?? lf'lllllHlmflfml. T 1 Jgwlviyi 1 ,agzfg,',:. ,t. l 252355525295 i J - fs . Q J The past months were gratifying for Tech in the sports' world. The spirit of both players and student fans was never higher, and we can scarcely over-emphasize the success of our varsity and freshman teams. With the optimism born of pride,'we look forward to future years as even greater chapters in the history of athletics at Georgia Tech. .ii iAiTlhlLET C ifiISSClCl!faillQN THE GEORGIA TECH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, headed by Coach William A. Alexander, has more than kept pace with the mushrooming southern sports world. The intensive and aggressive policy of the A.A. has paid dividends in the success of the various Tech varsity squads. Georgia Tech has consistently led the Southeastern Conference in scheduling power- house teams from far sections of the country. A veteran Associated Press executive, Chick Hosch, joined the staff during 1948 to take over full time publicity work and allow Coach Dwight Keith to devote his full efforts to his coaching duties. Giving support to a Hash card section in the student stands and a larger cheer- leader squad was a big step forward for the Tech Athletic Association. MUNDORFF GRIFFIN HOSCH ALEXANDER ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Col. Evans, Tom Crosslei, Mr. Jake Harris, Roy Barnes, Mr. Charlie Griffin, Dean Phil Narmore, Dean Lloyd Chapin, Mr. William Alexander, Prof. Wyalf Whitley .... SEATED: Presidenf Blake Van Leer. J Q,tUB-la' DODD- MEN WITH A PLAN THE COACHES Tech's football coaching staff is well-nigh incomparable, principally the four man brain trust of Head Coach Bobby Dodd' Ray Ellis, As- sistant Coach, Ray Graves, Line Coach, and Dwight Keith, Backfield Coach. Beginning in 1931 as backfield coach, Bobby Dodd soon became the logical successor to Athletic Director William A. Alexander when the latter stepped down as Head Coach in 1945. Employing the T formation, Dodd has become the master of razzle-dazzle football throughout the south. Astoundingly popular with his players and with the fans, Coach Dodd has turned out exceptional teams every season at the Flats. Ray Ellis joined the Tech staff the same year that Dodd took over, and his shrewdness has paid great dividends in subsequent years. A graduate of the University of Kentucky, Ellis was head football and basketball coach at Madisonville, Kentucky high school for seventeen successful years before coming to Tech. In 1946 he was moved up to Assistant Coach. I Line Coach Ray Graves brought an outstanding record with him when he joined the Tech staff in 1947. He served as line coach at Tennessee, scout and assistant coach for the Philadelphia Eagles, and earlier as a player for the Eagles. Graves, work with the Jacket for- ward wall has earned him the highest praise, and there is every reason to feel confidence that future Tech lines will set the pace in the SEC. Dwight Keith was coach of all freshman sports from 1942 until his appointment as varsity backfield mentor in 1945. Since that time he has done a superb job of developing scat-backs for Coach Dodd's de- ceptive T'I attack. Until the summer of 1948, Keith also served as Publicity Director for the jackets and equalled his performance on the practice field. ELLIS GRAVES -eY 'w f KEITH ALL-AMERICAN Although the Yellow Jackets did not have a really outstanding season, two of the first team were picked to All-American first team selections. Co-captain George Brodnax was chosen at end, and Bill Healey earned a guard spot on the nationls top football honor group. Both boys were truly great. Their play throughout the season was consistently superb, and they sparked both offensive and defensive play for Tech. Fullback Frank Zeigler brought wild cheers from the stands every time he car- ried the ball. He had no equal in the south for sheer power, and his quick kicks set our opponents back on their heels on numerous occasions. Co-captain Jimmie Castleberry received only a part of the praise that was due him for his courageous, aggressive play at end for the jackets. His election as Co-captain attests to his popularity with his team mates H E A L E Y both for his playing ability and for his leadership talent. BRCDDNAX G- Kayolfczina y Jgfzjbufdead fem f 6. ,,,,,,..a,, , A ,, r. A CO-CAPTAINS stone-E sRonNAx AND JIM CASTLEBERRY FULLBACK FRANK ZEIGLER 'Q 1 arg Ll lil lt H E A M :za The 1948 Georgia Tech football squad was one of the most colorful in recent years. The team lead the country for defensive play and was among the leaders in passing offense. Handicapped by a lightweight squad, the Jackets won seven of their ten game schedule, dropping close contests to Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. The season's play brought out several outstanding players, among them a number of second and third year stalwarts of whom much is expected in future games. To mention a few, Dick Harvin, sophomore end, Bob McCoy, sophomore halfback, Frank Zeigler, All-Southeastern fullback, and a senior, George Brodnax, who was Co-captain and an All-American first string end, Bill Healey, also a first team All-American at the guard spot, Lewis Hook, a 165 pound terror at center, and pint- sized Jimmie Jordan, who showed the big boys how in the Tech backfield. Despite the three losses, the season provided the utmost in thrills, spectacular individual performances, and good football. MANAGERS PEEPLES AND ARNO 'zPfa,,j,1g, . f .. sw .'wga,i27i:,-if t g:a,:sf,fewr ! an z, ff-2ifi7l'i'9s' riff . lat- 156 'z35f': ,f Lf . L ...gf le g ff - ,An vil V, awry, Q7 l , . , z M .ww wi , . W. . . . Ni M 1 f , ,tif ' f fffluf .- -1 f ,, r 'if' 1 B 3, I f van 3 x w 1 f 1 M. I I 5-551,52 -Iliff , W as M01 l NLM, ad f ,frm G sf' fl . '-is M , 2, l ., ll? figs, r ig, f ,- . i 'feiyfrgzrrl za, 4 8 511.275-W ' E . nm'-:QQ htm Mm Q, M J AND THE SEASON BEGINS Opening the season in Nashville, the Jackets backed up the pre-game predictions with a 15-0 win over the Commodores of Vanderbilt on September 25. Quarterback Joe Brown, who couldn't pass, accord- ing to advance notices, literally won the game with his infallible tosses. The first score came in the second period when Brown Hipped a 25-yard aerial to Dick Harvin in the end zone. It was Harvin's ,first play in his college career. Dinky BoWBn's, point gave Tech a 7-0 lead. Early in the last period, Brown took the ball on a reverse and hit Jimmie jordan who scampered 2-2 yards to score. The extra point was blocked. It was Tech all the way, as Vandy threatened only once. The Tennesseeans failed to muster a first down during the first three quarters, an indication of the defensive play of Hook, Healey, Brodnax, and Zeigler. A bright spot for the Gold and White was the punting of Buster Humphries who bettered 40 yards per try. I , jimmy Southard shared passing chores with Brown, and the effectiveness of the Tech aerial game hinged to a large measure on the glue-fingered Hankmen. Bob McCoy's pass defense was air-tight, and Dinky Bowen did more than his share of blocking to help shake loose the jacket backs. Bill Healey's line play prepared the fans for his ultimate selection as All- American. y. -Q-qafi. 'ers-. . l : N ,M s., if T ' wif? 9 E W:- YQ '. - aw.. ' , V .- - .442-:.., f-. Q: , , GRIFFIN BROWN Bowen and colleagues baffle 'rhe Commodores. HARVIN That shovel pass was always good for plenty. 3' N. E f f -vm rr l ef' i M .. .N v I x isa ' A X . is rx Q 1 ,aa -lm. V' . ' fb- J - l 51 if , , . LA vgggflu. in Bm v ff ,1 x ::s'-1 4 57 'W A .1 i it gt , Q ,, In H A - Soufhard sfarts an aerial on ifs way fo Griffin. as .,1-,:f I X .,.,, .. . . .,lV,. , -,, i -i tcg bl lg , ,, -N15 A 1 Li .Q . r Tulane Coach Henry Frnka brought a rough-tough eleven to Grant Field on October 2, but the jackets deception earned them a 15-7 victory. Fullback Frank Zeigler teed off against the Green Wave early in the contest with a 55-yard touchdown jaunt. This was just a sample of Zeigler's after- noon's work as he ripped the Tulane defense to pieces. Quarterback jimmy Southard pushed across the other Tech score in the second quarter after setting up the rally with a 40-yard toss to Bob McCoy. The Green Wave marker came in the second frame climaxing a 62-yard drive. Tech was superb on defense, limiting the New Orleans club to a meager 90-yards gain on the ground. is f 5 W I awk awry vfxffvy 'fe lfi A 419' X' 'gf 'X JW V .. 4 - A ff far- 1 f e f f fih 1 f 1 xi SOUTHARD Zeigler's favorife sfunf - showing his heels 'lo everybody on The field. CASTLEBERRY ANDERSON COLEMAN MATTHEWS 'UN ' 'vt wx' , ' w. 1 Y i K 3' 9 . . , , . .- .3 ,Fa rm ,,,., af ,. ,B sr 1.1 - ' ,, ' 27 Y V' L vi E ,I 43 L 9 QW!! f mag V A., , D aa- A H, , gr T' Q' Mfsyh Sf, ,fa we The Gold and White ran the string to three straight Wins as they walloped a game, but outclassed 'Washington and Lee team 27-0 on Grant Field October 9. jimmy Sourhard was the offensive star of the day. He master-minded the Tech T formation and flipped two touchdown passes, as the jackets rolled up 218 yards gained on the ground and 115 via the air. Washington and Lee could muster only 58 ground yards, but Mike Boyda, rubber-armed Gen- eral quarterback connected with 16 of 34 passes to net 166 yards in the air. Tech pushed across a score in the first period on Frank Zeigler's 4-yard plunge, a pair in the second quarter on passes by Southard to McCoy and Queen, and the last tally in the final framerwhen Bob McCoy southpawed a pass to jimmy Petit. Tom Coleman set something of a record for tacklesg he and Bill Healey made most of the stops during the game. QUEEN CASTLEBERRY SPRIGGS ' Zeigler heads goalward behind perfeci' interference. 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Thirty-eight thousand fans saw Tech hang up its fourth straight win at Grant Field on October 16 in a game inter- rupted by a free-for-all involving spectators as well as players. Ever-dependable Southard chunked to Harvin for 31 yards and a score late in the first quarter, and Jimmie Petit found I jim Nolan for another in the second period. Tech held the Tigers to a startling minus four yards rushing while the Jackets rolled up 115 on the ground. Bob McCoy and Frank Zeigler led the Engineer running at- tack, and joe Brown shared passing honors with Jimmy Southard, who completed 14 of 22 aerials for 257 yards. 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Chuck Hunsinger All-SEC halfback ripped off long gains almost at will to set up john Coxls score. Tech snapped back in short order and scored twice in each of the last three periods. Early in the second stanza, Frank Zeigler climaxed a 74 yard drive by the Gold and White. Zeigler again counted for Tech with joe Brown passing and running the ball to the Florida three. Southard went nine yards in the third quarter to register, and Dinky Bowen added the PAT. Bowen kicked six for six during the after- noon. Joe Brown hit Dick Harvin in the end zone for number five. Mor- ris Harrison and Bobby North scored in the final frame as the reserves took over. JORDAN 'Z 'fx ,Q f2'Vf'i'f,a fr, 5, M 'Wx 5 'F if K fig' 3 1 if if-4 irq'-.-mf , 0,45-an f an tw. a rw f f . ,AA ' Vega'-T91-11-M-2 Q .. ..i, . I ' . - A V- -.,-- A- Il,,, ' 'F L .f w-:v,.-,fanny 741. 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QL Rf.. ,V Q.,-, ,E, l'-35:12.- 'f, ,,,,,,-,sf-'-'tim' ' Showiigtheir best offensive power of the season, the Gold and White took Duke into camp in a rough-tough game played in Durham on October 30. , y A blocked punt set up the only Duke tally. In the first period DeRogaris blocked Humphries punt and the Blue Devils scored in two plays to lead 7-O. Jimmy Southard dropped a 49-yard pass into the arms of end Jack Griffin for six points, but the PAT failed, and Tech trailed 7-6 as the second period opened. Two more Tech scoring threats were squelched before the first half ended. In the second half, it was Tech all the way. jordan ran 33 yards to the Duke 27, and the Devils watched Zeigler bull over from the one. In the third frame, the jackets marched 55 yards in 13 plays. joe Cobb scored the final Tech touchdown as he dashed over from the seven.' The Yellow Jackets outclassed the Durham lads in the statistics going for 199 yards on the ground to 19 for Duke. In the air however, Tech was edged 147 yards to 129, although the Jacket aerials were more effective. Tech's deception did not become fully effective until the second half, but then Dodd and company swamped the stubborn Devils. jimmy Jordan was easily the outstanding man on the field. The mighty mite was like a greased pig as he zipped through the Duke team almost at will. n s d jeu? SMITH McKINNEY Fig 0, it , . fir - T aww? - ' 2 ' in iff ' , 'gf .r ' r' ,Q f.fn1'1a..,.'kfZ WF' iw- f mr if A 1 .gfg-4'vrr, . Egan, A igffargafy Wag-MQ axK'1'2 VW V' dw-,rv , V34 ii. ,C if ,hrjy'ii,,,reffi'i'H, wh At Grant Field OHQNOVCIDbCf 6, a gang of Volunteers from the University of Tennes- see halted the Yellow Jackets' eighteen home game win streak as they capitalized on breaks and a muddy field to dovvn Tech 13-6. General Neyland's lads cashed in on fumbles by their heads-up ball playing. Frank Zeigler let the wet ball slip through his fingers behind the goal line and Slack recovered for Tennessee, and the Vols led 6-0. Five Jacket drives were stymied during the first half as Tech tried desperately to recover from the shock of the early game miscue. In the third quarter, Bob Lund snagged a pass from Hal Littleford and sidestepped his way to score. The play went 55 yards. The light Weight Jacket squad could not sustain a drive until the final period when the Gold and White rolled 80 yards for six points. Zenglers fumble behind fhe goal is recovered by Slack, ,f ,. NORTH PATTO N PETIT Petii' goes 'through behind 'fine blocking. y fd' ir . aa kg .s ,Z-My , z , I .fxqr 1 '-jgI'5ft1iai. , .rr -' Tift -I f '.,. , V. .ll-1 .F-,gffnffgf ' b . Ac ,.,f1,z,., J'- . ' r -'nr' '-ft: A -1:-tfizzu - - 'im bfi HUMPHRIES NOLAN BOSSONS ea-1 V: ., --.-fs--fe-W 1-'T yy :Gi ve rs ' 3525. f+f2a 1s, , v. , 3? -hx, -J, . 1 .,.f.' -C. , - -A.. 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There was no more scoring during the first half as both teams battled on even terms. Dinky Bowen covered 31 yards in two plays to tally for Tech as the second half opened. Southard's passing set up the second jacket marker, as it had done so often during the season. An intercepted jacket aerial by 'Bama's Speed went 62 yards for the winning TD. The Yellow jackets again outshone their opponents in statistics but could not find that scoring punch. Tech rolled up 153 yards to 'Ban'1a's 124 on the ground, and completed 11 of 17 passes for 164 air yards to Alabamais 65. Tech counted twelve first downs while the Tide got ten. X . J.x533.f-f L Mi:- ,sv 'S' , ,- X 5 5 F wr ap ' ,, ' ., FL . I . flff.. . Bl . ,:. 1, A Ab-Wai -' ''f 'egE?',,y,,sw.:4f fMvf'--.,'ff.rf ',fz:i59rfg. i55iw'.fi5i'fl .'f:'i,Qf i 3:'4.f::1'.'5i'Z'1.'I:Ei5 ff' Wm' . .'?i-Z'fl-T, 'c'Ef::f:5'E if HARVIN 5 -V .J . ' i ' 5:51. Q64 -1-:saw . . 2 . . , ..,. . f ,ff 'Q gv 4 , ,aft 'sew Y .. .,f , ,g,,.,ag-- .f .. . f .. M Aga? 6 , S fig? N f , ,V , at , -1-: 1-zz. - ff f.. .,., .5 ZEIGLER MCCOY HOOK POPE p if , 3 ga if Qggalagg val, g. ,If , ff MM Y . . .,,,,,..a - , - , L 'W , 2? .55 wail? , gi A U, I-ggv ff I 2 ,, 1 fs ,555 -wg , ,' ,gg x 1 alll? Eiga may ', 'yi . 72 . fr 'A 5 gl- rf I 9' -1 'D e .,, am, V, ,W .,f ..,. rf. nan... The Citadel visited Grant Field on November 20 as a breather for the Jackets before the Georgia game, and the Cadets succumbed 54-0 before a vastly superior Tech eleven. The Jackets set a new SEC record for yards gained in a game-they rolled up 710 during the afternoon. ' Eob McCoy and All-American end George Brodnax each accounted for two touch- downs, and Dick Harvin, Billy Queen, Al Lansing, and Buddy Fowlkes each scored once. Guard Hayes McKinney tried vainly to score from the fullback spot. His reward was to be a new automobile, but on his last play the scrappy lineman was taken from the game with a broken ankle. 1 In spite of the jacket lead of 34-O at half time, the Citadel never stopped fighting. Whelan, Gregory, and Fabian earned as much praise as any player on the field. Bob McCoy's 87 yard touchdown jaunt and Red Patton's 25 yard jump pass to Brodnax were the high spots of the contest. Soufherd chunks one fo Harvin. Jordan was almost away. rt' 'tif K, f FW? , X - ra., i f ' 'eliimi . pn,.,,f 4-ug, ...Fir V f We-6 -' , -a.1...afy N ,- ,f - H 1 ,. aww. ,gi-'. 1 V: ' , V. 'rs V' . ,AM W iw, i' afar , . Mgr: - :fi iff' fl 5 ',7Z-im4.bztQc'v i ' 49 'Wg ,Qi ,- . .uf 41,jge.,: g'e bf -H' Z ,e .-', . ,,'.. . ,.-'- ,.., , ...,,... , ..-. W. va:-.-:-:1 -: 5-. 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'Wi' 'Ns-Q wif PM 'vfmavw 5?-ar KJ fir 4 , PM Tw ww Ni' l In the annual all-out Tech-Georgia clash, the Jackets found the combination of Rauch and Geri too tough to overcome. In the muddy Stanford Stadium on November 27, the Engineers suffered from lack of weight against the power and brawn of the Bulldogs. The Jacket defense was stubborn but outguessed. Rauch passes, Geri and Maricich on foot carried the Red and Black to their first score. The game formula added another as Tillitski bulled over from the four. An intercepted Tech pass from the Georgia 16 robbed the Zeigler quick kicks. i Engineers of a first half score. Clay Mathews blocked Geri's punt in the third period, and Brodnax caught the ball on the bounce and fell into the end zone for Tech's first touchdown. A Georgia punt return went all the way and the Bulldogs led 21-7. The jackets caught fire and marched to pay dirt in ten plays from their own 59. Passes by Southard and runs by McCoy and Queen put the ball on the four where Bowen skirted left end to score. A51 The band shows its marching precision. THE TECH BAND ,AND CHEERLEADERS s Tech's cheerleaders worked hard on 'This one. 4 ,jf ,, V V' ,Y 6 'fwkX,5...LkS Www f is H hw? X 93 W' A e Schlosser - up and ,,! 44 A M OVQT. +9 'I' g . X2-igffwf , A W - --' 2 M- Head man Anderson. ik! Aitaway and Hullinger. The band's version of 'fhe Ramblin Reck. On parade in Durham. Chuck Farrell. , -Q .1 -, -.., r f fo-ff 'vin' ' , f -. A XM ,. fl n., ' . yin .. vw' -' 4-'41 :M- giv J 6- '- ff 9 Lf' fi I an is I. 1' X 4' I .X - .y , 'l L THE JU .M f ,mga F I is -9 W-fm WV ' 0 ' T' M -azfsei-ara-awa-4g2:u,vw.-vga',vs f 'wget - -x g.. ae,pg3gg4xas a-s- 1' ffamfa 'ffl-a of me s t X Wham . :R+--elf? M' ,.--' ':-'i g ' .2 -,Ms-.7 1 - -1 , 5---s .... 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Pete Ferris, glue fingered flank- man teamed with Crawford in the frosh aerial attack. George Maloof, a local product, ran at fullback and displayed drive and deception. The junior jackets split the season, losing to a powerful Auburn team and lacing Georgia. The Tech ground attack bogged down against the Plainsmen and the jackets went down 14-12. Crawford to Ferris was the scoring equation. Playing host to the Baby Bulldogs on Thanksgiving, the jacket frosh fought to a 7-7 deadlock and then Harkness booted a perfect field goal to give Tech a 9-7 victory. The game was marked by rough, excellent play by both teams. The passing of Darrel Crawford was the equal of any seen on Grant Field during the entire season. Maloof, Sheffer, and Patterson were nearly flawless in the backfield for Tech. 1 F N. c 3- ef , Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech THE I949 BASKETBALL SQUAD . 7 5 Birmingham . 62 Howard . . 8 1 Chattanooga . 5 9 L. S. U. . . . 5 2 Tulane . , 3 3 Auburn . . 5 1 Alabama . . 4 5 Kentucky . . 60 Georgia . . 49 Tulane . . . 56 Tennessee . 72 Tennessee .63 L.S.U.,. . 56 Georgia . . 57 Florida . . 42 Duke . 60 Georgia . . 32 Kentucky . . 64 Auburn . . . 66 Florida . Wi? -Southern THE The 'five iron men g Dold, Keener ' Nolan, Anderson, Sermersheim COACH MCARTHUR SERMERSHEI M 1949 AG The pre-season games the 1949 Gold and White Cagers rolled over Birmingham-Southern 75-45, Howard College 62-42, and Chattanooga 81-45, giving Tech fans hope of a successful season. However in their first conference tilt the jackets fell 73-52 to Tulane in New Orleans and in Baton. Rouge the following night dropped number two to L.S.U. 65-59. Nolan got 17 against the Green Wave, and Dold hit 19 points against the Bengals. In a startling upset, Auburn's Tigers toppled the jackets 41-35. Dold swished 10 points for Tech. Bouncing back with the starting five of Anderson and Sermersheim at guard, Dold and Keener, forwards, and Nolan at Center- playing the entire game, the Egineers walloped Alabama 51-38. Nolan netted 21 points and Mel Dold hit 15 for Tech. The mighty Kentucky Powerhouse rolled on with only occasional opposition as Tech went down 56-45 before Adolph Rupp's boys. Tech outscored Kentucky in the last half but could not overcome their All- American opponents' lead. Tulane did it again, 56-49, in Atlanta after the Yellow Jackets lost 74-60 to Georgia. The loss of jim Nolan on fouls wrecked the Tech attack against the Bulldogs, and the towering center hit 20 points against the Green Wave. Tech led 29-23 at half time. Little Mickey Sermersheim hit 19 points from the center to spark Tech to a 56-49 lacing of Georgia's Bulldogs in the second of the three game series, 1 V 54 f , MMMV. I ANDERSON 'I' , r , ,lg KEEN ER TO DOLD 4 DOLD KEENER NOLAN, KEENER AND ANDERSON SCRAP FOR THAT BALL SERMERSHEIM UNDER FULL STEAM . f ,Y Q 5' Q A I Q! I . 5 ,H 7 'f zfggle . pl ZZ! K 5 fi za 15 g q- gwg. 4 H NS, .-,. 'iz-:i 98:-' 4- - .,-:ag ff-13.1 1.6422 ? ,fm 41 J 4 7 ,WMS ma, ix X 1' 1 iw 23 4 V K ,. A32 , Nh wa . KEENER SCREENS FOR SERMERSHEIM Sermersheim and Tennessee follow Dold's minutes before the final whistle. Nolan dropped in eighteen markers and limited Bob Schloss, Georgia center, to ten. Playing without the services of Captain Nolan, the Tech basketeers travelled disastrously to Lexington where they took a 78-32 drubbing from the Kentucky WildiCats. Tech walked OH with a 64-57 win over the Auburn Plainsmen in a return battle, Nolan scoring 16 points. Closing a none too gratifying season, the Yellow jackets conquered a stubborn University of Florida five 66-56 in Gainesville. Mickey Serrnersheirn and Mel Dold shared scoring honors with 15 points each. Tech led 54-52 at the half. The Engineers won eleven out of 23 for 1949, but several of their defeats were heart breakers. STEWART OWEN FRITCH shot NOLAN BLEMKER gy Q x 1 6 xx AQ fk? ' H 5 97625. 47. an .4 Q is Li K' W, 2-Q' X- 63 31 'YZF' ZLL 1. ff -ff1V.g.4-5 ..'. 2 x QL NNW 1 4 'f .5 F f I 1 J ,, , gf fs? ggi, 5 V z xx 1, .J I Q 'QM W7 f K X kim, H1 DD Iss A '--ff. If 1 Qf ,v M ,' ua H ' 'fa ix 7 V R Q I QM 5 an if, ' '. iff - -1- -cf Num f x' ? ' I Fc- s J ' KEENER DRIVES UNDER img: ' i NNN X lj f ' ' a ff I . 55-.:'Y'.i'-57 , 4 I 1' I Y? , .A K , - -, - 5 J I,-. n v-2. - - I- -i- '-' 11: f SCHOENING LU PTON DoId's jump shot is ANDERSON SANK IT IN SPITE OF SCHLOSS good for two poinfs X i , I , .,, l n x 'N l , vl E XX U l S .1 L ,f-- , 1 l ll Ll Af' lh U V .V ,J r.z Lu il i 'Mk X i fl! . -3 gl 'l 7 '-. 5 1 ' I . E' 1:1 All fl fl, I K 'J . ,I QR film 1 COACH PITTARD Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech THE I948 BASEBALL TEAM 16 Pt. McPherson . 8 Vanderbilt . . 8 Vanderbilt . . 9 Tennessee . 9 Tennessee . 4 Auburn . 10 Auburn . . 14 Tennessee . 4 Tennessee . 5 Kentucky . 18 Kentucky . 4 Kentucky . 12 Kentucky . 9 Georgia . 14 Georgia . 13 Auburn . 12 Auburn . 11 Georgia . 5 Georgia . . Coaches Uncle Joe Pittard and Wl1ack Hyder molded a top notch team for the 1948 season from 21 nucleus of six veterans, and the Jackets finished the campaign with ASS'T. COACH eleven won and seven lost to take runner-up slot in the Eastern Division of the SEC. HYDER After a 16-1 warm-up lacing of Ft. McPherson, the jackets took two straight from M Vanderbilt and a duo from Tennessee. Little Monk jordan at short sparked the Gold and White in the first Vandy tilt as Dick McMillin racked up his first win. Hi CAPWN HOOK KALB STEWART cmtmzess .ii FRITCH BOSSONS TAKES THE THROW-IN A LITTLE LATE Henry Kalb limited the Vols to three safeties to win the opener 9-l- and centerfielder Hank Lankford slammed a home run with a man on to give the Engineers a 9-7 edge over Tennessee in the finale. Auburn's Tigers, behind the slants of Willard Nixon, top pitcher of the conference, served Tech its first setback of the season, 17-4, but Old Man Henry Kalb bested the Plainsmen in the nightcap 10-8 with the aid of three round trippers. The Vols from Knoxville suffered again as Sunset Thompsonis relief hurling saved Tech's 14-8 margin. All-American cager Paul Walther gave up only seven hits in the second game of the series and Tennessee won 8-4. Tech's third loss was the work of the Kentucky Wildcats. Sunset Thompson's in- jured leg forced him from the game with a three run lead, and Henry Kalb, coming in from right field without a warm-up, allowed six hits to give the Lexington lads a 7-5 Win. Dick McMillin Weathered one shaky inning in going the route in the final game of the series as the Jackets won 18-6. Captain Henry Schoening poled homers in both contests. Returning the Wildcats visit, Tech dropped the first game 5-4, but overpowered the Kentucky nine 12-8 in the nightcap. MCMILLIN HOOK JORDAN SCHOENING LEONARD LANKFORD '-USK JOE BROWN MAKES A SURE OUT SUNSET THOMPSON McCOY T' KEENER The SEC Eastern Division crown was at stake as the Georgia Bulldogs tripped Tech ll-9 in Athens. The jackets outhit Charlie Trippfs charges 14-10 at Rose Bowl Field to annex the finale of the meeting. The first game went twelve frames. Pennant hopes soared in the jacket camp when the Gold and White journeyed to Auburn and dumped the division leaders in both ends of their series. Henry Kalb walloped four singles and a triple in six trips to push across six Tech rallies and score four himsefl in the first game. Willard Nixon, Tiger mound ace suffered his only defeat of the season in the second game. The Yellow jackets shelled Nixon for six markers in the twelfth frame to break a six inning deadlock. The double win boosted the jackets to within a half game of first place. Ironically, Georgia killed Tech's flag hopes by sweeping the last series of the year for the two arch rivals. The Bulldogs out-hit the Jackets for a 15-ll edge in the initial game and served up an 8-5 lacing to end the season. The Yellow Jackets finished the campaign with a sensational .307 team batting average with eight men topping 500. Freshman Bob McCoy slapped five homers. J. B. Sunset,' Thompson led the hurlers with three wins against no losses. Henry Kalb and Dick McMillin both registered 4-5 records. 3 i l l LEONARD BROWN WALDRON BRADSHAW -AZ. H4321 2 f . f , f 2 , f f N X X f X f X W' X ,vim Q Y 4 Q ., ff Q P , X E X f X x f 4 , if 5 ,V AN Q X .xzf 1 g, ,X X , -1 3 X 2 I I :f,,- ig. , M , f , . A VV I . , mn W .kfggzi v X 2 9 :J Y -f sv I f f wma.. ' 1 - . . 'A nv S Q -Wil .JA ' 'f f k f . an-I ' - - 'Z' L , X -. 'T 2-a f, 'W ,yr .h . Y ,. ,. ,I if. ' L-Q ,, L, . .. .. .., if ' ' I . X Q , ' T' if ' V, va - , , x-A f ,VE - . ,, Z j Tif' .-' I Q. in J, ,X v ,-, If Q m 54? L ' X. X i f K f f f 'V fa X 2 2 , -, iv, K2 f f7 1:13. V V TL f ,:,.f?, X X , 1 2 f I V X X , f , k X X X X x N f f , f f X 1 aches Plaxico and Dean. .QQ 7 , 42 at ii ,FV 1 eaf!,x .g-'Y ' f i f if 4 2 , .,,A.. . 'Z 5 S CORRIDVAN REISER Corridan, Bailey, Sfowers, Fowlkes, and Smith. THE 1948 THE SEASON Florida Relays, First Place Broad jump, First Place 440 Relay. Tech, 871763 Florida, 37576. Tech, 69, North Carolina, 62. Tech, 69, Tulane, 62. Tech, 93 172, Tennessee, 40 172, Georgia, 28. Tech, 78, Duke, 55 Tech, 73 172, Auburn, 52 172. Tech, Fourth Place, Southeastern Conference. Tech, 523 Auburn, 46 574, Georgia, 16. SEAAU, 8 Teams. Despite costly injuries throughout the season, Coach Norris Deans 1948 track squad went undefeated in the season competition, placed fourth in the Southeastern Conference meet at Birmingham, and walked 05 with the SEAAU title. Prior to regular conference competition, the Yellow jacket thinclads entered the Florida Relays on March 27 in Gainesville and copped first in the broad jump and the 440 relay. Buddy Fowlkes gave a preview of his seasonls per- formance when he leaped 22'-10 and ran a brilliant anchor position to give Tech its two wins. As the SEC grind got under way, Florida's Gators came to Atlanta on April 5 for a two way tilt with the Engineers. Techs power-balanced squad rolled to a crushing 87 1.76 to 57 576 victor. It was Fowlkes again as the jacket iron man won the 100, 220, 220 low hurdles, and the broad jump. George Bailey and Billy Queen followed to cinch all three places for Tech in the 100 and the 220. Jack Corridan and Red Smith, ever dependable, romped to victories in the mile and two mile runs, respectively. Coons must have springs in those legs. . I J y STOWERS HARVIN CINDERMEN The jackets stepped out of the SEC for their next dual meet and journeyed to Chapel Hill on April 10 where they won over North Carolina 69-62. Billy Queen, Bobby Joe Anderson, Al Lansing, and George Bailey took the mile relay, the last event of the meet, to give Tech the victory. Herb Bergman heaved the shot 48 ft. 8 3?4 in., and Bob Renshaw bettered the Tech half-mile mark with a 1:56.4 time. Win number three came for the Jackets at the expense of the Tulane Green Wave in New Orleans, 69-62 with the mile relay the deciding factor. Bergman scored a double in the shot put and the discusg Tommy Coons won the high hur- dles, and Bill Reiser and Frenchy Legette tied for first in the pole vault. Five track records fell during a three team meer as the Gold and White trounced Tennessee and Georgia in Athens on April 24. Coach Dean's boys amassed 95 1f2 points to 40 U2 for the Vols and 28 for the Bulldogs. George BAILEY Bailey did the 220 in record time of 2l.7 PETERSON for Tech's only record smasher. The Jack- ets took eleven first and eight second A place honors. Duke's cindermen became the next vic- tims of the Engineers on May 1 at Grant Field. Despite the herculean efforts of Roger Neighborgall, Blue Devil middle distance ace, Tech pounded out a 78-55 decision. Red Smith took both the mile and two-mile, and George Bailey copped the 100 and 220. FOWLKES RENSHAW BERGMAN George Bailey 'takes the IDU-yard dash in The Auburn meet Lansing and Stowe-rs finish one-two in the 220 against Auburn. Coons and Forward sew up hurdle poinis against Tulane. - .711 YYS' 1'-fa-: 'F - Y- eff-' NOLAN SMITH In its last dual meet of the season, the Yellow Jackets jumped on Auburn at Grant Field and took the measure of the Plainsmen by a 73 172 to 52 172 score on May 6. Bailey repeated his doubleton in the 100 and 220, Tommy Coons ran brilliantly to upset Auburn's Domedicus in the low hurdlesg Al Lans- ing won the 440, and injured Buddy Fowlkes tied for first in the high jump. Birmingham was the scene of the 16th annual SEC track meet May 15 with LSU a heavy favorite to repeat its 1947 victory. Despite his bad ankle Buddy Fowlkes jumped 22 ft.-ll 172 in. to win the broad jump, and sophomore Bob Renshaw served notice of future greatness as he turned the 880 in first place time of 1:56.4. Tech's best efforts netted them only fourth place as the favorite, LSU, Auburn, and Tulane finished in that order, Little Billy Queen came out of relative obscurity to win the gruelling 440 yd. hurdles as Tech snapped back into form to annex the SEAAU title in a meet on the Grant Field oval May 22. Queen had never run the hurdles in competi- tion but his experience as a sprinter carried him across the tape in record time of 57.2, a new SEAAU marks Tech and Auburnbattled on even terms until Queen's amazing victory, and the jackets added unneeded points with a second place in the mile relay. The Tech Freshmen previewed future triumphs for the Yellow jackets win- ning two dual scraps and a four way tussle. Walt Mitchell and Shiver were outstanding for the junior jackets. -0 --rf '-1-Y ...L SWIMMING TENNIS GGLF GYM WRESTLING CROSS COUNTRY THE I949 SWIMMING TEAM Tech . . 57 Emory . . . 18 Tech . 59 N. C. State . . 36 Tech . . 28 U. N. C. . . 47 Tech . . 40 Duke . . 55 Tech . . 46 Florida . . 29 Tech . 58 Georgia . . 57 S.E.A.A.U. Tech - 41 Miami - 38. S.E.C. Tech 69 Georgia 66 Florida 54 Vanderbilt 5. For the Yellow jacket swimmers 1949 was the best season in years. The Tech Tankmen dropped a decision to the University of North Carolina for their only defeat of the season. Victorious in all other duals meets, the Jackets an- nexed the SEAU Championships in Miami and edged Georgia to win their third straight Southeastern Conference Crown. Tech jumped on Emory in the season's opener and rode to a 57-18 triumph, Charlie Flowers, Tommy Fowles, and Oscar Crouch, Tech's relay team set a new S.E.C. record of 5:07.2. Fowles also won the 200-yard breast stroke went in record time of 2:55.8. Team Captain johnny Hiles copped both the 220- yard and 440 yard free-style . The jackets journeyed to North Carolina and edged N. C. State 59-56, only to go down 28-47 to U.N.C. Hiles took first in the 220 and 440 free-style at Raleigh and won the 220 free-style at Chapel Hill. THE COACH LANOUE TOWLES THE START OF THE 220 FREE 'STYLE AGAINST DUKE 'E unit ,IX 1 ' 'L A ZZ' lx Fl g Q if w w W all ii pr. fl , WYE ll 93,19 li, my in rfmtk if X T. has if 'if' ll lit ll ri Against Dukes Blue Devil mermen the Tech men got back on the credit side and dunked the Dukes 40-35. The Jacket relay trio again bettered their S.E.C. mark in 5:06.7 time. Fowles churned to victory in the 200-yard breast stroke, cutting 1.8 seconds from the Conference record. Johnny Hiles and Florida's Billy Pepper scrapped neck and neck in the 220-yard free-style when the Gators visited Atlanta. Hiles moved out in front during the last 20 yards to edge Pepper, his close friend of high school days. Tech went on to a 46-29 victory over Florida. Georgia the final dual meet Tech opponent, offered unexpected fight and pushed the Jackets all the way, only to fall 58-57. Fowles nad Griflin finished one-two in the 200-yard breast stroke to give Tech the margin. In the SEAAU, Miami's Hurricane tank squad were within one point of the Yellow jackets until the Tech relay team splashed to victory and the championship. Tech and Georgia were deadlocked midway in the S.E.C. meet. Flowers, Fowles and Crouch, in the final event, again coppecl the relay to overcome a 60-59 Georgia margin. Captain Johnny Hiles established a new conference mark in the 440-yard free- style, lowering it to 51013. FLOWERS KIRK HIRSCHBERG CROUCH THE COACH BORTELL THE I948 TENNI'S SQUAD TENNIS A Georgia Tech's netmen, sparked by Dick Collier and Ed Adams, romped over their Southeastern Conference competition during the 1948 season, emerging the victors in nine of twelve matches. The Jackets placed a close second to Tulane in the SEC tourney in New Orleans. Tech opened shakily against a top-notch Davidson team and fell 8-1 on the Peters Park courts. On April 10, the Engineers played host to Florida's Gators by trouncing them 5-2 in Atlanta, the first conference victory. Coach Shorty Bortell's squad toured to Athens on April 14 and brought home an 8-1 win over the Georgia Bulldogs. April 18 saw the jackets on the road again, swamping Tennessee 8-1, and on the 25rd the Gold and White downed Vanderbilt 7-2 in Nashville for their fourth straight victory. The following day in Lexington, Tech whitewashed Kenulcky 9-0. Auburn came to town on April 28, but their welcome was a sorry one as Tech took a 7-O match to run its string to six in a row. The 1948 SEC champs from Tulane handed the Jackets their first ADAMS FOWLER 1948 RACQU MEN 1948 TENNIS SCHEDULE Tech ..... ,..,,-.,,,,.-,,,, 1 Davidson .......... ..... -4 Tech ..... .... - 5 Florida ..... Tech ,A.. 8 Georgia Tech ..... ..- 8 Tennessee -... Tech ..... .... 7 Vanderbilt ........ Tech ..... .... 9 Kentucky ...... TC'Ch -.... 7 Auburn Tech ..... .... 7 Tennessee .... Tech .................. - ...... .............. 0 'lulane ....... Tech .......................................... 4 Duke ................ ..... Southeastern Conference Tournament-Tech, 2nd place. Tech .....................,.................... 9 Georgia ........ THE SQUAD Dick Collier Tom Fowler Ed Adams Frank Owens Bert Warsham Bill Johnson Tim Durrett conference set-back 5-O on May 6 at Peters Park in a match that was shortened to enable the Greenies to catch their train. In the feature singles battle, Dick Collier extended jack Tuero, former southern champion, to three sets before being bested 2-6, 7-5, 8-6. The following Saturday, Duke's Blue Devils edged Tech 5-4 in Atlanta in the last dual encounter before the SEC tournament. Ed Adams, No. 2 jacket netter, stole the show at New Orleans on May 15. The two-handed star from Columbus, Georgia, steamed through his first and second round tests and then accomplished the impossible by downing Tulane's Jack Tuero, 0-6, 6-4, and 6-1. Wade Herrin, also of Tulane, dropped Dick Collier in a third round match and went on to rake the measure of Adams in the singles hnals. Tech's doubles combination also fell before the Green Wave in the final match. Winding up the season at home, The Yellow jackets aced Georgia 9-O on May 22. The squad's record of nine wins and three losses speaks for itself of the spirit and skill of the team and their coach, E. E. Bortell. COLLIER FOWLER and ADAMS-ADAMS-FOWLER ASSISTANT COACH NEIGER - COACH WEL'SER PIPPIN ROTHFUSS - ATTAWAY THE I949 GYM TEAM THE 1949 Under the expert and aggressive leadership of Coach Lyle Weiser, the Georgia Tech gymnastics team continued its climb toward being a major sport and showed the way in the southeast in the increasing popularity of gymnastic exhibitions. Many new members joined the squad after developing their ability and interest in physical training classes, and these men have proved to be valuable additions. During the basketball season, Coaches Welser anhd Neiger exhibited their well trained charges in frequent performances during half-time periods at the Tech home games. The small number of spectators who left the gym dur- ing the half-time break attest to the interest and popularity of the sport. On March 12 some twelve hundred fans witnessed the third annual home gym exhibition and were thoroughly delighted by what they saw. The squad formed 16 man pyramids, formed intricate tableaux depicting various sports, the machine age, co-operation, and aspiration, in which the dozen men par- ticipating were completely covered with bronze paint, as well as going through intricate free arm drills. Co-Captain Dick Gunter displayed his remarkable skill and muscular con- trol in feats on the flying rings, the high bar, and in hand to hand balancing. A note of comedy was included in the exhibition as Judy Attaway and Neal Rothfuss cut capers on the high bars to the immense enjoyment of every spectator. In their first competition of the 1949 season, the Yellow jacket gymnasts lost in a three way meet with Maryland and Duke. The experienced Mary- land squad amassed 505 points, Duke 15, and Tech 145. Results of the meet found the Techmen taking second place in the long horse event, fourth in the rope climb, fourth place on the rings, a third place tie on the parallel bars, third on the side horse, and third and fourth places in the tumbling. In a dual meet with the Duke Blue Devils, Tech gained some measure of revenge as they bested the Durham team 87-41 in the Tech gym. Hey, Clemons, Stewart, Trevino, Garner, Hardin, and Wolf captured first places for the jackets. This was the only dual meet of the season for the jackets, however, the N e M 1,1-Mig, -Ti: 1: sf y THE I948 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM CORRIDAN, GLOVER, STOWERS AND SMITH ,gifs 5? 5,24 THE FRESHMAN HARRIERS THE 1948 HARRIERS COACH GRIFFIN Tech .....w,.. .......,. 2 l Georgia ....... ....... 2 6 Tech ...,..,.. ........, 2 4 Florida .... ....... 5 1 Tech .......,A ........A 2 9 Duke ........... ..,..,.... ....... 2 6 Tech ......... ......... 2 6 Tennessee ..,,...... - ...... ....... 2 9 Tech ......... ,,., 3 8 Auburn ....... - ....... ....... 2 0 SEC MEET Auburn ........ 5 5 Florida ...... .,..,.... 1 24 Tech ................... ...., .... 5 4 Alabama ...,... ......... 1 46 Mississippi State 70 Georgia ,... ......... 1 60 Tennessee ....,........ .... 79 The 1948 cross country season was indeed a successful one. Tech conquered Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee in dual competition. Injur- ies to Gunn and Glover crippled the squad in the meets lost to Duke and Auburn. In the SEC meet, still without Gunn and Glover, the Yellow jacket harriers were edged at the wire as Auburn won the meet by one point. The work of Red Smith was outstanding throughout the season, as he won every dual meet except the Auburn encounter. Overton, a former Olympic star, bested Smith, but the tables were turned in the SEC meet, and Smith became conference champion. john Corridan showed vast improvement and placed third in the conference battle. The squad holds promise of a really great season in 1949. T L C H THE 1949 ' RESTLERS COACH MILLER Q TE EH FOOTBALL TH E 1949 WRESTLERS THE SEASON Tech ...... .,..., 1 7 Chattanooga ,,...... 11 Tech ...........h,.. 1 1 Duke Ae.-,.,,,,e..---,, 16 Tech ...... . ...... 27 Vanderbilt ....., 3 Tech ........, . ..... 10 Maryville ,,,,- -..-r.21 Tech .,..,......,.., 9 Auburn ..,...... . ,..... 19 Tech ,,,...,,.c,,... 10 Auburn .......,.,cw,.., 2 3 SOUTHEASTERN AAU WRESTLING TOURNAMENT SUMMARY By R. N. MILLER Georgia Institute of Technology The Southeastern AAU Wrestling Tournament was held at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 4th and 5th and proved to be the biggest wrestling tournament ever held in the South. Almost 100 wrestlers representing ten different teams were entered. Auburn, Baylor, Chattanooga, Emory, Georgia Tech, Georgia Tech Freshmen, Maryville, Vanderbilt, Atlanta YMCA, and Nashville YMCA were represented. Several Navy teams would have entered but for a Navy Tournament which was held in Pensacola that same week-end. Despite stiff competition, the well balanced Auburn team dominated the meet and scored 63 points. Chattanooga was second with 27 points while Georgia Tech and Maryville tied for third with 22 points each. FRANKLIN AND OGLESBY RHODES AND MATHEWS The competing teams did not wish to wrestle under AAU rules so the NCAA rules were followed in the matches. One of the features of the tournament was a rules inter- pretation meeting in which coaches and officials agreed on all questionable points in the rules before the tournament began. This session enabled the tournament to proceed with an unusual degree of smoothness and should also aid in bringing about uniform officiating in the South. The tournament matches were exceptionally well officiated by Lou Bauerle of Illinois and Charles Adams of Springfield College. Interest in intercollegiate wrestling in the South reached a new high this season. The average attendance at Georgia Tech's dual meets was 1400. Additional interest was created by television broadcasts of most of the home meets. Over 1000 spectators were present at the tournament finals despite the competition of the state basketball tourna- fflellf. SOUTHEASTERN AAU WRESTLING ACTION IN THE SEAAU TOURNEY TOURNAMENT RESULTS Clair and 1Wi1mer 115 lb.-George Owens CChattanogaD 121 lb.-Jack Gray CAuburnJ 128 lb.-Anthony Dragoin CAuburnJ 136 lb.-john McKenzie CAuburnD 145 Ib.-Carrol Keller CAuburnJ 155 lb.-Robin Baker CAuburn9 165 lb.-Phi Smith CAuburnD 175 lb.-Bill Berg fChattanoogaD 191 lb.-John Brailovitch CAuburnD Hvywt.-Clay Matthews QGa. Techy TEAM STANDINGS Team Poivzfr Auburn ................i..,,.,.,,............... ....i.,... 6 3 Chattanooga ,.... .... ...... 2 7 Georgia Tech .,,,,,....,.... .,..,. 2 2 Maryville .................. ...... 2 2 Atlanta YMCA ,..... ..... ...... ..,... 1 2 Georgia Tech Freshmen .... 3 Baylor .. ,....., ,................... 3 THE LHNKSIVIEN COACH DENNISON CLAY SITTING: Ewing, Swan, Balentine STANDING: Clay, Pritchett, Green, Clark. THE SEASON Tech 13 Florida ...... Tech 10 Georgia ....., Tech 14 Kentucky ...... Tech 16 Vanderbilt ....... Tech 14M Georgia ...,.... Tech 1 1 M Tennessee ,.... Tech 8 Auburn ...... Tech 8 Auburn ..,... Tech 10 Georgia .....,. A M Tech ....... .... 8 Vanderbilt ..,.,.. Tech ,,,.... ..... 6 Kentucky ..,,..... Tech ......, ..... 1 6 Vanderbilt ..,... Tech ....,., ..... 1 O Suwanee ..,.... Tech Emory ....... . SOUTHEASTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT Swan .......,...,............,.....................,..... ....... M edalist Swan, Clay, and Green .,,.,, ...... Q ualified The 1948 Tech golf squad shot a good bit better than par for the course during the season, Winning nine matches and losing five. Duck Swan, playing in the number three slot, pro- vided the outstanding thrills of the season. He carded a 57-56 for a medal 73 in the Southeastern Intercol- legiate Tournament at Athens, and later against Ken- tucky, Swan shot a double eagle to pace the jacket links- men to a 14-4 triumph. Gordon Clay was ever dependable in match play and played in the number one position. 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It is interesting to note that they were tied three times which games they played again to win. This shows the high spirit and closeness of the teams. High scorers were: Ludlow 589 Brownlee 563 jones 50g McClanahan 50. Scoring passers were: Ingram 65g Hensen 433 Milam 455 Sproesser 42. Klosteman, Fancher, and Pound starred for the Sigma Alpha Epsilon team. ' In the independent leagues Lawson finally nosed out Callaway in an extra quarter to win the Block league championship. In the in- dependent playoff Newman and Lawson tied their iirst match. In their second match Lawson finally Won a hard fought campaign. LEAGUE WINNERS Gold League Eigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi Yellow League Chi Psi Phi Sigma Kappa Tornado League Phi Kappa Tau Delta Sigma Phi White League Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Tau Delta Block League Lawson General Kick League Newman Club NROTC Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Alpha Tau Omega Lambda Chi Alpha block Alpha Epsilon Pi. Ranking as one of the top three intramural sports in popularity, basketball attracted 46 teams representing frat- ernities as well as independants. The games followed the varsity schedule and were played in both the gym and armory courts. Chi Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chi Psi, Geechie Club, Techwood Dormitory, and the Smithies were the victors in their respective leagues, SPE won the frat- ernity play-off title, and Techwood Dormitory annexed the independant championship. An added feature of this year's play was the round- robin between teams representing the four classes. The seniors carried off the trophy, and each man on the team was presented with a medal. Lef's all watch the ball. Chi Psi for iwo. Up for the loss. SOFTBALL One of the three major intramural sports, softball runs concurrently with the varsity baseball season and far out- strips the latter in attendance. The fraternities and other organizations are grouped into five leagues with each team playing all the other teams in its league twice. The games are scheduled on week-end afternoons on the four diamonds on Rose Bowl Field. The distribution of the many teams into leagues was very successful and resulted in hot championship drives in all leagues. LEAGUE WINNERS Delta Tau Delta Chi Psi Phi Kappa Tau Baptist Students Alpha Tau Omega FRATERNITY CHAMPIONS Delta Tau Delta INDEPENDENT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Baptist Students Strike! S Tuk You're Y --me-t.1.z-ff-wa gran' val..--,,r4 ,..u..,.' A,-ga M-seznv snermaausnsumnmr- feat .- Side arm Holllman starts. Twenty teams totaling three hundred participants made the 1948 intramural track meet one of the most successful innocent years. Sporting a squad strong in the speed and distance events, the Alpha Tau Omega entry took first place with 365 points. Phi Delta Theta scored 24 points for secondg Chi Phi was third with 21, Sigma Chi fourth with 19, and Kappa Alpha trailed making 17. The meet was sponsored by the Spiked Shoe Club, a national honorary track organization. Physical training classes had a definite effect on the quality of the individual performances. The largest single crowd to attend an intramural sports event cheered lustily during all the competition. rt x kwa-aww-4 w.-M.-f. Over two. Saxon Pi Kappa Alpha heaves Watson presenls Bulldog Trophy fo the Phi Delis. SW MMING Early in the spring quarter of each year the intramural swimming meet is staged in the Tech pool with the ma- jority of the organizations on the campus represented. Very unlike a regular swim meet, the intramural battle features a tug-of-War and an egg race in which each contestant must swim the distance holding in his mouth a spoon which in turn supports an egg. Needless to say, the contestants as Well as the spectators are royally entertained throughout the meet. Offsetting the comic aspect, many stellar performers exhibit their talents at the annual meet, and more than one varsity stalwart was discovered during the intramural events. 150 yard medley relay ........ .......,.. M ilner, Coons, Graves Phi Delta Theta Fancy diving ,....,. . ..... ........ H odge, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 50 yard backstroke. ...... ,...... B erry, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Plunge ..................,,... ........,...... S mith, Sigma Chi 100 yard freestyle ......s., ,........... . Milam- Sigma Chi Ping pong race ....... .........,.. C oons, Phi Delta Theta 220 yard relay ...,.... ...s.... G raves, Fowlkes, Harris, Lacy Tug-of-War ...,..,.. .,,...............,..,.,..,,s...,.., . Sigma Chi RESULTS Phi Delta Theta. ..,.,,.........,..... ,,,.. 5 7 Sigma Chi .......,..... ..... 5 5 chi Phi ....... ..... 5 on SAE ,,...,r,.,,....... ..... 2 5 Kappa Sigma ....,., ..... 4 Wai' el' Bert Berryf k g ff Easy do es if LLEY Volley ball is team play at its best. This is a game if skill, position, setups, and spikes. Many of the teams play this game all year around and during the league play have garnered a Well rounded and high spirited group. Each team is composed of six men, usually mixed with short and tall. Most points are scored when a good setup is played to the net men who try to place the ball or spike it to the ground. Outstanding players of this season were Klosterman and Smith of the champions and Cook and Henry of the runner ups. LEAGUE LEADERS Gold League White Leagae Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Chi Alpha Epsilon Pi I iiclepemleni Leagae Geechee Club Towers Dormitory Fraiewiiiy Play Oy? Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Epsilon Pi School Champion Sigma Alpha Epsilon 'Sigma Alpha Epsilon block. Sigma Chi spik A good set up. I. 1 GOLF l Alexander. When the spring time breezes begin each year, students by the score ap- pear at the many golf courses around Atlanta. North Fulton Park is the scene of the annual intramural golf tourney which draws entries from most of the fraternities and independent groups on the campus. More than one hundred men were grouped into six flights. The champion, Tom Bachman, was pre- sented with a medal as were the flight winners. Also, the three top fraterni- ties as determined by point score were awarded cups. Cham ionshi Fli ht ,.....r.t,,-.-,..,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,t .B h ' g ac man, unattached P P First Flight ..,..,...,.,,,.,, Second Flight Third Flight - Fourth Flight. .,,t,.... Fifth Flight Swanson, unattached Miller, Alpha Tau Omega .,.-,---.Boone, Delta Tau Delta -,.-,.-..-.,.-...Tedder- unattached -----..johnson, Phi Kappa Sigma Sixth Flight ...ii.......i..i.,..,i, i........i.i, , Anderson, unattached Beta Theta Pi. ,.....,.,,... .,...., 1 2 points Alpha Tau Omega .....,-,, ,,r..tc 6 points Shaw. Kappa Alpha Please. Strike? Jones. Swann. Foursome off. BOWLING Intramural bowling attracts perhaps the greatest in- terest among the non-varsity participants, with 24 teams encompassing some three hundred individuals entered in the competition. Because of the popularity, the teams roll duck pins, The five members of the winning team each receives a medal, and the team receives a trophy. Mike Goldstein bowled the high game of the 1948- 49 season registering a remarkable 190, while Whita- ker had the high average of 112 for the season. PLAY OFF Pi Kappa Alpha. ..................... ..--.... 3 -1 Phi Kappa Tau .... ..... .....-.- 5 - 4 Tau Epsilon Phi ....... ........ 5 -5 Kappa Alpha, ......... -.------ 2 -7 WRESTLING This year saw some twenty teams entered representing about 500 different entries. The elimination bouts were run over a period ff of one week. The final matches were held in the gym. Good sportsmanship, good refereeing, and speed of bouts added to the interest of the crowd. From the looks on some faces, get in shape before you try this. Sigma Chi was presented the winners cup. TEAM LEADERS Sigma Chi 20 Kappa Alpha 18 N ROTC 14 Chi Phi 14 FINAL MATCHES Clary Winner 121 Pounds Sasnett-Chi Phi 123 Pounds Scott-Sigma Chi 136 Pounds Gill-Chi Phi 145 Pounds Williams-Sigma Chi 155 Pounds Erb-Sigma Alpha Epsilon 165 Pounds Zell-NROTC 175 Pounds Franklin-Beta Theta Pi Heavyweight Karrh-SAE 5 1 h Miller presents trophy to Sigma Chi. 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COM PLIMENTS OF RUSTYSS DRIVE IN Welcome Tech Students WELCOME TECH MEN nPiL'lZiCk .415 The Pichricku Specializing In Fine Foods and Ice Cream We Ojfer PIT BARBECUE - HALF FRIED CHICKEN CHOPS - T-BONE STEAKSI ALL KINDS or SANDWICHES Table Service Car Serfvire Atlanta's newest and largest non-alcoholic drive-in and dining room type business. THE PICKRICK Pickwick Ar The Pichrieku 891 Hemphill CLuckie Streetj, N. W. - Five Blocks North of Georgia Tech- Homme LUMBER co. PLYWOOD Cement Plywood Lath Plaster Wallboard Insulating Materials Lumber Millwork Doors Complete VVindow Units Call Us Before You Buy Hardwood Flooring Paints H a rd wa re Screen VVire Roohng Supplies Mouldings Shingles Roofing Cement Brick Tile Kitchen Cabinets Call Us Before You Buy CYpress 7781 562 GLENN STREET, S. W. CHAPMAN REALTY CIDMPANY . .. Realtors . . . SALES - RENTS - LEASES 'Tl Forsyth Street, N. W. MA. 1638 BILTMIDRE PHARMACY R. D. LEEDS The Store of Personal Servire PHONE HEMLOCK 2353 BILTMORE HOTEL ATLANTA, GA I H Golian Steel 8: Iron Company Atlanta, Ga. Fabricators and Erectors of Steel Structures i First in Favor . . Most in Flavor , MILK ICE CREAM Xlx ay X 0.527 S' 507 F01Pz-nf T I x PCYAYO CHIPS ni ,...i gl 54 Graaf ,Name zu Zlrfflziug SUITS THE SOUTH GOYdOh S F2644 POTATO CHIPS Look: for the Lxttle Red Truck Label When You Buy It IS Your Guarantee of Freshness and Fxnest Qualxty 'II POTATO CHIPS 'll SALTED PEANUT.: 'Y PARTY PACK NUTS 'K ASSORTED NUT MEATS Q SAND WICHES 'MM YASSORTED CANDIES X f XXX gown I -lr CAKES d' COOKIES -nz POTATO STICKS 'D'-ms 'QQ GORDON FOODS :Nc 5 Atlanta Loulsvnlle Birmingham Memphis Nashville 9 , . ., 'X X - -3 ta X l Tig I fwiim- S- -lr PEANUT BUTTER .,,g5Q,,gL7a'gw,,, '::2ff2',7u.n.,, - , -1 x N 1 0 P 43, A f ,l ., I , l b. . 1 . . 1 I. 1 4 . ' Have 21 Coke CP- f fm ,, W Coke:Coca-Cola C-oca-Cola and its abbreviation Coke are the registered trade-marks which distinguish the products of The Coca-Cola Company. ATLANTA COCA-COLA BGTTLING C0. Williugham-Tift Lumber Cempany L u m in e 1' E llff i I I fw 0 1f .12 866 Murphyf Avenue RAyrnOnd 4121 Established 1919 Hotel and Restaurant Supply Company, Inc. Illanufaeturers FOOD SERVICE EQUIPIVIENT Phone WA. 7451 382 W. Peachtree St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga. RIIBERT AND CBMPANY ASSUCIATES INCORPORATED Architects and Engineers 96 POPLAR STREET ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA I We Recommend . . . MORNING GLORY BUTTER TENNESSEE EGG Co., INC. Di.vi1'ibuto1' 189 SPRING STREET, S. VV. WALNUT 6775 YANCEY BRQTHERS CUMPANY ROAD BUILDING MACHINERY Contraetors' Equipment 634 Whitehall Street, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Augusta, Georgia RUSH BQDDY C0. Twenty-three Years Of DUBIDSE A EGELSTQN B. M. DUBOSE Specialized Agents Aufg Rebuilding g1w'Painfing HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. in Atlanta HARTFORD ACCIDENT Sz INDEMNITY CO. 670 BOULEVARD, N. E. LAmar 4951 At Ponce de Leon VE. 9646 Trust CO. of Georgia Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. STEWART MOTORS Eliminate the Doubt in Buying A USED CAR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I Nlember of Atlanta and National Used Car Dealers Association and Chevrolet 100 Car Club 14 Years 637 SPRING STREET, N. E. AT. 3743 J. H. LANE W. C, LANE, SR. For Expert DAN LANE W. C. LANE, JR, 4 LANE HIGHWAY to Better Pholograjnlzs LANE BROS. PHOTO NEWS SERVICE See COJUJVIERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS D' T' Pass Body 301-313 PEACHTREE ARCADE No-w Locatrd at , 62 Linden Ave., N. W., at Spring HE. 7258 Atlanta, Ga- MAH1 2513 AUTO PAINTING Body and Fender Work WRECKS REBUILT GOOD FOOD FOR PL EA S E D G U E S T S m1mSextons.w. CHICAGO-LONG ISLAND CITY .DALLAS-ATLANTA . PIYTSBURGH -DETROlT- PHILADELPHIA WITH BEST MVISHES OF .... 1 The 1 Lovable Brassiere Company ATLANTA GEORGIA BEST WISHES ' from THE BUICK CENTER IIIX GREEN BUICK CUMPANY NORTH AVENUE Between the Peachtrees ATLANTA R. S. ARMSTRQNG 8: BRG. C0. INDUSTRIAL AND CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ' PHONE LAMAR 6434 ATLANTA GEORGIA C 0 711 15 I i m e ts -Lf Of Compliments of DUFFIESS TAVERN F U L T 0 N B A G AN D Compliment: of COTTON MILLS The DeJarne-Else Supply Company ,k BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone HEmlOck 3967 ATLANTA WECTGRY MUTWBS TI-IE SOUTH'S FINEST Distributors of DODGE . .. PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS NORTH AVENUE ATLANTA, GA. MITCHELL MUTIDRS, Inc. Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer 350 VV. Peachtree St. WA. 5255 ATLANTA 3, GEQRGIA HM, Af M:-. ff A-a ,If .af va K -2151? L 1 . STOP AT Arnold Gr0g'an9s Teellwood Service Just As Close As Your Telephone AT. 9662 414 TECHWOOD DRIVE, N. W. Amoco Gas 85 Oil - Complete Auto Service Qlfblflflflfey 52 A DISTINCTIVE QUICK SERVICE RESTAURANT West Peachtree at 6th Street A Courtney Wynrz Restaurant LITTLE MARGIN SlIOP VE. 6396 RICHARD ALEWINE, Mgr. BRACELET WA TCHES A SPECIALTY ' We Carry a Complete Line of Jewelry and Luggage 53 NORTH AVE., N.W. ATLANTA, GA. ATLANTA SAND 8: SUPPLY C0. R O L L O WASHED SAND 602 FORSYTH BLDG. ATLANTA 3, GA. WAlnut 3302 - CYpress 2979 Catering to the needs of young home- makers for more than 60 years. I MLW 5' -mum -n mica .su no-nr Compliments Of WOFFORD 0IL C0. Di,S'f1'iblll401'5 of PURE OIL PRODUCTS Southern Homefurnzshers Sznce 1885 WILEY L. MOORE G. A. BEATTIE ATLANTA MONTGOMERY NEw RL . . SAVANNAH CHATTANOOGA JAcK?oNilAiii.!-E Chairman Of the Bfmfd P ff'-'1f1'fff1f CHARLESTON MEMPHIS TAMPA COLUMBIA DALLAS sI-InEvEPonT GREENVILLE HOUSTON RICHMOND BIRMINGHAM LITTLE Rock AUGUSTA AsI-IEvILLE CHARLOTTE wINsToN-sALEM B. M. HUGGINS, Prop. MAin 8697 Huggins Motor Sales and Service We Buy and Sell Good Used Cars and Trucks 385 W. Peachtree St. at Alexander St. ATLANTA GEORGIA Fashionable Writing Papers . . . and . . . Blue Horse Paper School Supplies MONTAG'S ATLANTA HEATING SOUTHERN HOMES FOR 50 YEARS GIL - GAS - CGAL FURNACE MUNCRIEF FURNACE C0. 676 HEMPHILL AVENUE, N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Home Furnishers for lllore Than ATLANTA FISH, INC. Sixty Years -k STERCnI,S Sea-Fresh Sea Foods 'k ATLANTA ATHENS DALTON 602 Means Street, N' W. MACON ROME I-IEmlock 3912 ATLANTA, GA SUUTHEASTERN FULTUN SUPPLY STAGES, INC. CIDMPANY ik I N D U S T R I A L , T E X T I L E , Tlze Way To Travel Between CQNTRACTORS ATLANTA ATHENS AUGUSTA Supplies and .fllaclzinery CHARLESTON SAVANNAH MAin 3400 ATLANTA, GA X4 .6 . , .. A., 2 ff? . .yy 4 2? we g B9 X-.19 06 ' v gave ww xt. , WH ix x . A x N vb fm A KAY Q .,. 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A 14 H+' 1 - ' 1 ' str Q-mg' :-t,'5.b.Q..,..,..-.. ' ,. .. .9-sus: t :u5x:i-M :gd 1-f :-1 , fb.: . , 7 6- . .. -1 ' . ' - , -1 ,, X1 1. 1 s wam , , f1:?2ax..1.. 2 ' fb. -f '-f r - , 4.3.5.2 CM ., Q- xg Q Q!-e -1 43 N 9 4 Qwwgiexx 4 XY wx XS YN X WA -' -W -- .. SAE-1. 'f wa- . Qu -1,-,-1 -1 wa.. . 1?-1 -.Q . , fx -- .. - 1 -, I L, 5, 'X us' . Qgwyfjn 5 Q AAAV mx .vga N.. 3553 yy.. -5 M H -:fjz the PIEDMUNT Your Hotel in dtlanta On Famous Peachtree Street.. Congratulations . . . and good Wishes to the Students and Graduates of Georgia Tech. We , '- he, -M ',5j.vaQ4e-wg Viv, X , . X-,Q to - -.X , . . 4 5 O R O O M S .... 12 AIR-CONDITIONED CONFERENCE ROOTVIS S. E. PARROTT, General Wlanager A. O. BLAND, Resident Dflanager L . R A L P H B U S H Registered Electrical Engineer J. H. GEFFKEN, Associate THE ELECTRIC SUPPLY C0. E. K. AUSTIN, Associate 'Distributors'- Registereel Electrical Engineers ATLANTA, GEORGIA ATLANTA GEORGIA VVYLIE W. CRowE JOE I. PERRY New Home of RALPH CANNIDN, 251 Techwooll Dr., N. W. Phone MA 071 HALLMAN BRUTIIERS CIINSTRUCTIUN C0. General Contractors 1157 W. PEACHTREE STREET, N. E. 1211 W. WESLEY, N. W. - VERNON 6688 ATLANTA, GA BUILDING HOMES OF DISTINCTION Since 1931 UNION fm fm 150511 V555 amolf, - of 2,14 Q 'Z I 'K A '- f , 'I . ' .M -- 519 is 'Um P- 49 0015941 A, :- Q Z 2 5 v' Q 'Y for W? AH ER THE A R ITY Every Glass Mechanically hfashed and Sterilizea' OUR SMALL VARIETY INSURES FRESHNESS . . . CURB SERVICE . . . Call or See S A M M A R T L I N U. S. TIRE SUPPLY For the Best in Tires U. S. Tires U. S. Batteries Standard Gas and Oil 603 WEST PEACHTREE VE. 5836 At North Avenue Camera Fans!!! Do all of your photographic shopping at the South's leading carnera store. Authorized Dealers for all Nationally Advertised Merclzarzdise including: Ansco Revere Busch DuPont Defender Argus Solar Eastman Kodak Ampro Zeiss Graflex Omega Leica Bell and Howell Keystone Rolleiiiex We Buy - We SELL - We TRADE ISENGQIR CAMERA EXCHANGE The complete camera store 834 JUNIPER ST., CORNER 6TH ATwood 4422 Atlanta, Ga. ONE OF AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES THERE IS A REASIIN dgenry Openings in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana Kentucky, South Carolina, Texas and District of Columbia Coastal States Life Insurance Company MORTGAGE GUARANTEE BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA S 11 e c i a l t y Distributing C 0 m p a n y Distributors Of Electronic Equipment ana' Supplies in ATLANTA CHATTANOOGA MACON SAVANNAH HURT an QUIN Insurance Underfwriters STANDARD BUILDING ATLANTA GEORGIA Georgia Blue Print Co. BLUE PRINTS-DIRECT LINE PRINTS Reproductions on Transparent Paper and Cloth Photostat Prints-Photo Enlargements and reductions-Photo Murals ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT DRA WING SUPPLIES TECHNICAL REFERENCE BOOKS Dealer for W. 8: L. E. Gurley-Eugene Dietzgen Fred Post - Lufkin Rule Co. Hamilton Manufacturing Co. 119 Luckie St., N. W. Atlanta, Ga. Phone LA. 8881 A. A. A. GEURGIA MOTOR CLUB A. A. A. Ajfiliated With The American Automobile Association Non-Profit Organization rendering a Personal Motoring Service to its Members and the public in general by Civic and Welfare Activities. TRAVEL INFORMATION, HIGHWAY SERVICE, INSURANCE PROTECTION GEO-RGIA MUTUR CLUB GEORGIAN TERRACE HOTEL VERNON 1133 Individual tailoring in your suits and shirts.. . makes them your own. Our fine tailoring and careful fitting assures you of that smart appearance all well-dressed men desire. Real Estate Sales, Leases, Loans Insurance For Your Shopping Pleasure I ' Adams-Cates Company linn A Atlantis Smart Shop R E A L T O R S 85 PTYOT Street, N- E- 201 Hurt Building WA1nut 5477 just Below Grand Theater World's Best World's Fastest Food Service , 1 llhl0l' A 134 NORTH AVENUE, N. W. ATLANTA, GA. GRADUATE TO GREATER SAVINGS Ar Your Friendly COLONIAL STORES Look for the CS Rooster Tom Slate Athletic Equipment Co. 592 PEACHTREE ST., N. E., ATLANTA, GA. Complete line Of Rawlings, Spalding, Reach, Wright 85 Dit- son, Brooks Shoes, Riddell, Pennsylvania Rubber Co., Grandville Sweaters. TED ZUBER, Representative Tennis and Badminton Restringing by SAM LUNSFORD TOM GROOVER RECK GRILL FILLING STATION FOR FINE FOODS North Avenue across from Grant Field W H E N .... You Build, Remodel or Repair R E IMI E M B E R .... by the World s greatest artists on CAMPBELL COAI, C0. 238 Nlarietta Street, N. W. FOR ACTION CALL CY. 4747 'ir LUMBER uk' MILLWORK 'A' BUILDING MATERIALS i' CURTIS WOODWORK 'A' CLAY BRICK 'A' CONCRETE BLOCKS 'A' READY MIXED CONCRETE if READY MIXED MORTAR Satisfactory Service for 64 Years Reliance Life Insurance Company of Pittsburgh LIFE ACCIDENT AND HEALTH I-IOSPITALIZATIGN ANNUITIES R. P. FRASER A. P. QPATJ BOLLS M gm' Georgia Drpi. G . Tech Rz'pn'x1'11hll S16 H ly Bldg. WA. 49i7 CADILLXI C OLDSZWOBILE CAPITAL AUTQMEDBILE C0. ELWYN To1vrLiNsoN, President Ziutlzorizezl Dealer WEST PEACHTREE qopposife Biltmore Hotelp Kms pnni Press vs IECYW Covers by Kingslerwft KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE B A L L A R D 9 S Dispensing Oplicians WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO. Three Stores 105 Peachtree Street, N. E. Eledical Arts Building VV. W. Crt Doctors Building A Henry L. Reid Co. 1103 PEACHTREE ST., N. E. Radio - Frigidaire Appiiances - Service 1iltla11z'a's Pioneer Radio Dealer - Now First ln Television - Established 1921 - BIIRN REFRIGERATION C0. TYPHOON PACKAGED AIR CONDITIONING IN IM TO 10 TON UNITS ENGINEERING SALES and SERVICE 262 PEACHTREE STREET ATLANTA, GA. I AUTOMOTIVE PARTS sHoP EQUIPMEIATI WAUKESHA I-AUSON Powsn UNITS J h n rs c I' SMALL ENGINES ,COMPLETE ENGINE REBUILDINGI Compliments G A R A G E 2 4 Of H O U R S E R V I C E HEm10Ck 4665 AMERICAN TIRE CHARLIE SCARRATT CQMPANY 588 SPRING STREET, N. W. INC. ATLANTA, GEORGIA CHESTERFIELD LAUNDRY INC. 9 3094 Peachtree Road-CH. 5740 423 Edgewood Avenue-AL. 5922 1676 Peachtree Road-VE. 9674 98 Forrest Avenue-VE. 9122 130 North Avenue-I-IE. 3441 1001 Virginia Avenue-AT. 4502 1863 N. Decatur Road-CR. 6446 575 Lindbergh Drive-EX. 3122 409 Houston Street-AL. 2391 902 West Peachtree Street-AT. 3801 CN' ' o 5 42 QQ, S9 fn '-'J A P J Q, i i C : I Q? Pnoonzszxsmbwvlcz 0 'le frfg GEIIRGIA TECH CIILLEGE INN cordially invites you during the Corning years to order your engineering supplies ana' handbooks. Where Tech Fellows Get Togetherv on the Campus N -K XI Founded 1885 G E 0 R G I A I N S T I T U T E 0F TEClINOLOGY ATLANTA GEORGIA UNDERGRADUATE DIVISION E E- Dan'l. Guggenheim School of Aeronautics 4' 41 School of Architecture if School of Ceramic Engineering 'fig School of Chemical Engineering School of Chemistry lj1 School of Civil .Engineering I 1 -miligx School of Electrical Engineering Lf'T12Q?N School of Industrial Mana ement jf-. is SAE . S . tn School of Mechanical Engineering .:f ':' E 'g , School of Physics A. French Textile School 5:-I A-i...,1x'ws, l ,Q YET-figligx X n ,M GRADUATE DIVISION Qjfaif- if I ..-54,5YQZ,3f' - Master of Science-Aeronautical, Ceram- , lp 'FF-S,,,7'fg' 3' ig I , 'U5fii2gg7 f O ic, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Indus- p -eff 0 im' nf , alia fi ll , vf.-.. -W - . . . H -4,51d:l,:4rfR,ZZ5!:,,,j,, X I H,l:g:H.xaW . trial, Mechanical, Public Health, Safety, -ff.'f',,..- ' and Textile Engineeringg Chemistryg H Q1 J. . Ed-:Z :Lx Physics, and Industrial Management. 'f' I-.' 4, 412-f,gsi.f. .r,',g,+5J,, 'f3lfl-IFJ? i,f7'4,f, Doctor of Philosophy-Chemical Engi- ' I' -U,-1 '. A Iv? A'.viIf:'.?9 vi, S.. II .3 lj V Si,-f I, , 1-.nv HEIE4? Zin . . ,., . . 1. .Fl ,Ei by neering and Chemistry TEM. ?:ifL.f T':A ,, j u I ,lim ENGINEERING EXTENSION DIVISION ' -r'1-WX Asrer ,. - . ,. 'lqtllf fd., QW-' 4,5-,'.v1fQ.g-l,Q-,MQ Engineering Extension School fl ,., .psf -,,-,..,,f.g1f,W , QA.. ,IIE-ll. .. ,G . . . fly. ffmlfrwhifgpig-.tqlipyj-,3,,fgpN: Industrial Education Department It-. Yf ,,l 6:Hl, . I Mkgiylkg Institute of Public Safety - - J.. If, ., ,nm N I I Ip LT .lffufiim . K -gl: g I: .51 x6 . 'THU' Q53 .ff:g5?'Lg1 ,- up ' jflf For furtlzer information and application forms, please fwrite to THE REGISTRAR, GEORGIA TECH, ATLANTA, GA. The Technical Institute RESEARCH DIVISION Engineering Experiment Station Georgia Tech Research Institute CCoop- erating Agencyj 1 GUARDED QUALITY l C E C R EA AA D U N L A P AND CUIMPANY INSURANCE WA-4968 SINCE 1895 WA. 4969 WA. 4970 54 ALABAINIA ST., S. W. ATLANTA GEORGIA SPANG CHALFANT-CUNDUIT CRESCENT-WIRE AND CABLE STEEL CITY-BOXES AND FITTINGS WAGNER MALLEABLE PRODUCTS THAN 20 YEARS of continuously serving the electrical whole- salers of the Southeast has enabled us to accumulate through experience knowledge that can be invaluable in solving your supply problems The full resources of Edgar E.. Dawes 81 Company are at your disposal for better elec- trical service. E. E. DAWESI I1 TO TECH ENGINEERS Throughout your lives as engineers, this triangle MAJESTIC gif? Ea 71 trade mark will mean much to you. 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