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

Text from Pages 1 - 506 of the 1950 volume:

RAMBll RECK Swrn , . For that BALD look. •n DOOLEY SHAH NOI RtIGN TONIGHT! Ite yfficiai L4eurbooh ot Ihe GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHnOLOGV flUnnTfl, GEORGIA f- iibiiiheJ 01} the J htUenLl Henry Franklin McCamish, Jr. Austin Walker West, Jr. Charles Daniel Bobo . . . Editor Managing Editor Business Manager Deaiiccie witn DEEP GRATITUDE AND SINCERE RESPECT this the forty-third volume of the BLUE PRINT to FRED UJESLEV HJnK, B. fl., HI. R. ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS w ho As Coordinator of Veterans Affairs and Placement Officer has devoted his energies and efforts in an untiring manner to the students and to the advancement of the Georgia Institute of Technology. WE GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE. ' jijk Oii f ii|l llilifi .%- «ssrStP(S  - ' .w v.v i!. ' .te s n . ' ' y- pMttnii fectau PAGE 216 jlcUllnuil PAGE 242 color photo by cooptr clearc ' 4Sl ' IL ..J - s;if ' . .■■r Mi geo rg ia institute COLOnEL BLRKE RflGSDRLE UW LEER of tech nology PRESIDERT Looking back over the past year, we realize that the Georgia Institute of Technology has been indeed fortunate in having Colonel Blake Ragsdale Van Leer as its president. Under his excellent leadership Tech has pro- gressed until today it stands as one of the most outstanding educational institutions in the nation. Colonel Van Leer has continually fought for greater expansion and commensurate equality. His success is evident. We are proud of his progress and respect him for what he is — the energetic and capable leader of our school. DR. [DRRIOn LUTHER BRITTRIR The part th.it Dr. Marion I.iuhcr Brittain has played in the expansion of the Georgia Institute of Technology cannot be overeinphasized. For more than two decades lie guided the efforts of Georgia Tech on its climb to prominence. Dr. Brittain will long be remembered for the part he has played in the growth of Georgia ' s educational system. 18 UICE PRESIDERT Georgia Tech is indeed fortunate in iiaving a man of the caliber of Cllierry Logan Emer- son as its Vice President. A concrete witness to his outstanding ability and pcrsonaUty is the rapid expansion whicli has taken place on the Tech campus during the past year. No member of the administration has a more difficult job, and no one could carry out the responsibilities of this office more ably than Cherry Emerson. Cherry Logan Emerson Vice President EKECUTIUE DEfln Phil Blasier Narmore, as Executive Dean, is responsible for enforcing the regulations of the school. He has performed this difficult task with the quietness and firmness charac- teristic of a true leader. His energetic and tireless work has figured prominently in the improvement and expansion of Georgia Tech. DEHn OF STUDERTS One of the most indispendable members ot the administration from the standpoint of students and faculty is George C. Griffin. Dean of Students. Thousands of students pass through his office for advice and assist- ance and his friendly, helpful attitude has won him the admiration of all those whc have come in contact with him. Phil Blasier Narmore Executive Dean Glokcl C. Gku-fin Dean of Students 19 Lloyd W. Chapin Dciin of the Fitc dty Ralph A. Hefner Dean of Gctiend Studies DEAR OF GERERRL STUDIES As Dean of General Studies, Dean Hefner has carried out his adminis- trative duties with an air of warm sincerity and exceptional capability. His fairness and friendliness have won for him the high regard of the student body. DEfln OF THE FflCULTV Jesse W. Mason Dean of F.iif iiieeriiig DEfln OF EDGinEERIHG In his position of Dean of the Faculty, Dean Chapin has shown re- markable ability in handling the academic affairs of the Institute. Students and faculty alike have come to admire the spirit of friendliness and rare executive ability which he possesses. The administration of the engi- neering division comes naturally to Dean Mason who formerly co- ordinated the affairs of the School of Chemical Engineering. In his two years as Dean of Engineering he has proved his real ability as an admin- istrator. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Blaki: Ragsdai.e Van Leer, Sc.D., Eng.D. Preiideiit Marion Luther Brittain, A.B., LLB. I ' n-sidcni limerims Elizabeth KoenIG . lixcmlivc Sccw ary to ihc President Jean D. HINSON Receptionist OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT Chi;rrv Logan EMliR.soN, B.S. in ME. .ukI E.E. Vice I ' resident Mrs. Frances S. KrellensTEIN Admiuislrative Assistant OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN Piill. Bl.ASlER Narmore, B.S., Ph.D P.xeculire Dean Nan Russell Lingle Administrative Assistant EVEJ.YN Tucker Secretary 20 The Georgia Tech Library. WILLIAM L, CARMICHAEL Registrar OI-FICE OF THE DHAN OF GENERAL STUDIES Ralph A. Hefnhr, PhD Dean Mrs. Martha Y. Bovte Secretary OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF FACULTIES Llovd Walter Chapin. M.A Dean Mary Eleazar Brown Secretary OFFICE OF THE DEAN Ol STUDENTS George C. Grii tin. B.S. Dean Fred W. A.IAX, B.A., M.A Aaodale Dean John J. Pershing, A.B., M. EJ. Aaociate Dean D. O. DoUGHERn-, C.B.S., LL.B. Counselor Mrs. Esther Leveille Secretary Pat Murphey Secretary Frances Weems Secretary OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF ENGINEERING Ji:ssi; W. Mason, Ph.D Dean DOMENICO Pietro Savant, B.S., M.S Vice Dean Mrs. Frances Norton Secretary OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR William Lawson Carmichael, B.S., M.S. Registrar Horace W. Sturgis, B.S., MS Associate Registrar Norma M. Johnson, A.B. Assistant Admissions Officer HORACE W, STURGIS Associate Registrar RAY L. SWEIGERT Dean of Graduate School JAMES G. WOHLFORD Acting Director Cooperative Department georgia institute of technology 21 THE LIBRARY Mrs. Jami:s H. Crosi.and Librarian Mrs. Jui.IA M. McMichall, A.B . Assislaut Lihrarian Mrs. Martha Janh Jackson, A.B. in L.S. Peridiliiah Lihrtiritiii Virginia Dvrd Parks, A.B., A.B. in L.S. Serials Calahgcr Eva Traschki., A.B., A.B. in L.S Cataloger JAMIE R. ANTHONY Controller OFFICE OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL RAV L. Svt ' EIGERT, Ph.D. Dean Glenn William GilmAN, M.S. AJminislraliie Aaislant LUCILE N. Manget Secretary Mary E. Peeks Secretary OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER Jamie R. Anthony Controller Ew ' ELL I. Barnes . Auditor Frank B. Wilson, B.S Purchasing Agent Mii.TON T. Whitfield . Assistant Auditor Nellie 1. Bell Secretary to Controller THE EXTENSION DIVISION Roger Sheppard Howell, B.S., M.S. Director Mrs. Blanche B. Turner Registrar Mrs Eva H. Burke . . Assistant to the Registrar Bessie C. Sharpe ... Financial Secretary Martha G. Bell Secretary to Director ROGER S. HOWELL Director of Extension Division THE COOPERATIVE DIVISION James Erskine McDaniel. A.B., M.A., LL.B. ( on leave ) Professor and Director James Gordon Wohlford. B.S., M.S. Acting Director Mary Waring Green, A.B. Administrative Assistant Mary Ruth Skinner . . Secretary OFFICE OF THE ALUMNI R. J Thiesen, B. S. Executive Secretary of Alumni Association W. Howard Ector, B.S. Executive Secretary of Alumni Foundation W. Roane Beard, B.S. Manager Alumn, Activities Mrs. Hazel M. Chambless Secretary Mrs. Rubye L. Gepperth Records and Clerical Mrs. Thi-:resa H. Ward Records and Clerical The Georgia Tech Physic Building. JOHN J. PERSHING As:ociate Dean The Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautical Engineering, THE ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION Gerald E. Rosselot Director I ' RHD W. Cox, JR Assislatil Director H. L. Baker, Jr Assistant Director Herschel Cudd Head. Chemical Sciences Division B. H. Weil Chief, Technical Information Division R. A. Hal l Supervisor. Engineering Design Section James E. Garrett Supervisor. Photographic ' ami Reproduction Laboratory R. H. Tatlim Office Manager and Accountant John E. Parker Purchasing Agent THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND INFIRMARY Leslie Morris, B.S., M.D. School Physician Lamont Henry, B.S., NLD. Visiting Consultant Max Bllimberg, B.S., M.D Associate School Physician OFFICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Leslie F. Zsuffa, B.S., M.B.A. Alice Chastain Director Secretary THE VETERANS ' ADMINISTRATION GUIDANCE CENTER Joseph E. Moore, Ph.D. Director Burgess K, Baker Assistant Director YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Robert S. Commander, B.S., B.D. General Secretary Theodore J. Ledeen . Associate Secretary BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS James Robert Jenkins, LL.B., LL.M Superintendent Mrs. Stella H. Brendle . . Supervisor of Purchases FRED W. AJAX Associate Dean LESLIE F. ZSUFFA Director of Public Relations JAMES R. JENKINS Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 23 I itectct and THE SCHOOLS D. W. DUTTON REROnflUTICflL EnGinEERIHG DONNELL Wayne Dutton, B.S., M.S. Director of School Ethelbert Irvin Bricker, B.S., M.S. Walter Casti.es, Jr., B.S. HuRLBUT William Smith I.aVier, BS.. M.S. Alan Pope, B.S., M.S. George Kissam Williams, B.E.E., M.E.E. Arnold L. Ducoffe, B.A.E., M.S. John Joseph Harper, B.S., M.S. Gus Rkhmond. Jr., B.S., M.S. Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Assistant Assistant Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor HRCHITECTURE SLOC H. BUSH-BROWN Harold Bush-Brown, A.B., M. Arch. Professor Director of School Boris W. BogusLAVSKY, B.S., M.S., D.S Professor James Herbert Gailey, B.S., M.S. Professor Paul Malcolm Heffernan, B.S., M.S. Professor James J. Pollard, B.S., B. Arch., M.S. Professor James H. Grady, B. Arch. . . Associate Professor Richard FRETZ, B. Arch. Associate Professor Isaac Elias Saporta, Diplom-Ingenieur .... Associate Professor Richard Wilson, A. A. Dpi. Associate Professor David J. Edwards, B.S., B. Arch. Assistant Professor H. Griffith Edwards, B.S. Assistant Professor James H. Finch, B.S Assistant Professor Julian Hoke Harris, B.S. Assistant Professor Levy R. TindaL. B.S. Assntanl Professor RUFUS RlHERD GreI ' NH, B.S., B. Arch. liistiuctor George Alexander Hampton. B.S., B. Arch. Insimctor Mark Garrison Hampton. B.S.. B. Arch. Instructor Robert F. Rabun, B.S., B. Arch. Instructor Ralph R. Randall. Jr., B.S.. B. Arch. Instructor Vernon Shipley, Jr., B.S., B. Arch. Uistrucioi 24 CERRiniC EnGinEERIHG Lani; MiTCiiFi.L, B.S.. M.S., Ph.D. Director of School Ali-ri:ii T. Navarri;. B.A., M.A. Harrison W. Stralhy, B.S.. M.S., Ph.D. William C. Hansard, B.S. Charles F. Wysong, B.S. Profesmr Associale I ' mfessor Associate Prujessor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor I. MITCHELL EHEiniCflL EHGinEERinG Paul Weber, A.B., M.S., Ph.D Director of School Frederick Bellinger, B.S., M.S., D. Engrg. J. M. Dala Valle, B.S., M.S., Sc.D. William Meese Ne x ' ton, B.S.. M.S., Ph.D. Robert J. Raudebaugh, B.S., Ph.D. Waldemar T. Ziegler, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. H. C Lewis, A.B., M.S., Sc.D. Nathan Sugarman, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Homer V. Grubb, B.S., M.S Robert N. Miller, B.Ch.E., M.S., Ph.D. Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor EHEiniSTRV Paul K. Calawav, B.A., M.S., Ph.D Professor Director of School William Monroe Spicer, B.S., Ph.D Professor William Simpson Taylor, A.B., Ph.D Professor Wyatt Carr Whitley, B.S., M.S., Ph.D Professor Benjamin Blackiston Wroth, A.B., Ph.D Professor Henry LeITNER Edwards. B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor R. Fred Sessions, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor Walter Herbert BurroviS, A B., MS, Assistant Professor William H. Eberharut, A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor LOYD D. Frashier, B.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Erling Grovenstein, B.S., Ph.D. . Assistant Professor Jack S. Hine, B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Norman H. Horton, B.S.. M.S Assistant Professor Frank A. Kopf, A.B., M.A Assistant Professor James T. W. Ross, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor James A. Stanfield, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Allan C. Topp, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor p. K. CALAWAY 25 CIUIL EnGIHEERinG Jack Mow.an Smuh, H.S., M.S. Dircttor i)t School Carl E. Kindsvati-r, U.S., M.S. Ralph Pkthrs Black, A.B., M.S. . . . James Hkrty Lucas, B.S., B.S., M.S. George F. Sowers, B.S., M.S. George Willard Reid, MS. Earl Ivan Brown, M.S. Melvin W. Jackson, B. tngr.u., M.S., Ph.D. Ray K. Chalfant, Jr., B.S., M. l-nur,«. AsHBY T. Gibbons, B.S. Harold R. Henry, B.S., MS. I ' rojessor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Instructor Instructor J. M. SMITH inDUSTRIOL EHGinEERinG I ' RANK F. GroSECLOSE, B.S.. M.S. . . Professor Director of School John M. Avent, B.S., M.A. Professor Joseph S. Dwyer, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor Caldwell B. Foos, E.E. Associate Professor W. Dale Jones, B.S., M.S. . , Assistant Professor Rocker T. StaTON, Jr., B.S., M.S Assistant Professor Harwell L. Boyd, Jr., B.S., M.S. Instructor RoHHRT G. Carson, Jr., B.S. Instructor Charles O. Fiveash, B.S Instructor Richard W. McGuire, B.S., M.S. Instructor Ralph C Rogers, B.S. Instructor John B. Day, B.S Lecturer F. F. GROSECLOSE mECHflniCDL EHGinEERinG Homer S. Weber, Ph.D. Director of School H. S. WEBER Mario J. Goglia, Ph.D. Archibald D. Holland, B.S., M.S. Howard W. Mason, B.S.. M.S. Robert L. Allen, B.S., M.S. Douglas W. Coe, M.S. Otis M. Harrklson, B.S., M.S. William A. Hinton, B.S., M.S. HuRi.BUT W. S. LaVier. B.S., M.S. Richard A. Troiter. B.S., M.S. Clarence R. Weeden, B.S., M.S. HA ' iDiiN Zimmerman, B.S., M.S. James C. Cheatham, B.S., M.S. Horace C). Foster, B.S., M.S. Joe L. Morris, B.S., M.S. Edward F. Darby, Jr., B.S., M.S. Allen MacCullen, Jr., B.S. K. G. PiCHA, B.S., M.S William M. Rodgers, B.S. K K. Wilcox, B.S. Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Assistant Assistant Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor 26 ELECTRICAL EnGinCERinG DoMiiNlcc) v. Savant, B.S., M.S. Proft ssor Director iil School William M. Brkazi-ali:, Ph.D. frojunor HlJC;o B, DliLlNG, B.S., M.S. frofessor William A. Edson, D.Sc Frofessur Martial A. Honnell, B.S., M.S. Professor Wallace J. Miller, B.S., M.S. Professor Thomas G. Seidell, B.S. Professor Howard L. McKinLEY, E.S., M.S. ... Associate Professor Frank O. Nottingham, Ph.D. Associate Professor Edward E. Perkins, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor Asheori) W. Stalnakkr, H.E. Associate Professor Robert E, Teasdale, Ph.D. Associate Professor Edward R. Weston, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor William T. Clary, B.E.E., M.S. Assistant Professor Charles E. Durkee, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor Daniel C. Fielder, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor Donald W. Eraser, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor Merle R. Donaldson, B.E.E., M.S. . . Instructor Arthur Hagedorn. Jr., B.S. , , Instructor William B. Jones, Jr., B.S., M.S Instructor Harry W. Ragsdale, B.S., M.S Instructor Thomas M. White, B.E.E., M.S Instructor D. P. SAVANT inDUSTRIRL mflRRGEmEnT Hubert E. Dennison, A.B. Professor Director of School Maurice R. Brewster, B.S., M.B.A. Professor Alpheus R. Marshall, A.B., M.A., Ph.D Professor William J. Proctor, A.B., M.A Professor Noah Warren, B.S., M.A., C.P.A Professor Fred B. Wenn, B.C.S., M.A Professor Ernest W. Aldredge, B.C.S., Ph.C, LL.B., M.A. Associate Professor RosCOE Arant, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor Jesse Carlton Brown, B.S., B.C.S Associate Professor Max L. Hibbs, B.S., M.A Associate Professor Ray a. James, B.C.S. , B.S., M.A Associate Professor A. J. Speer, B.S. Associate Professor Samuel Thompson, A.B., A.M., LL.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor Everett R. Bollinger, Jr., B.S., M.S Assistant Professor Tim Barnard Chisholm, Jr., B.S., M.S Assistant Professor William A. Flinn. B.S., M.B.A Assistant Professor James W. Griffin, B.A., M.A Assistant Professor Morris J. Hardwick, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor Raymond Sharp, B.S., LL.B., M.S Assistant Professor John T. Etheridge, B.B.A.. M.B.A. .... Instructor Carl Page Gleason, B.S., M.S Instructor Malcolm R. Henderson, B.B.A Instructor Oscar J. Lewis, A.B. Instructor Lloyd A. SieforD Special Lecturer H E. DENNISON georgia institute of technology 27 PHVSICS J. H. HOWEY JosHPn Hfrman Ho vi:y, Ph.D. Director of Sthoo JAMHS Emory Bovd. Ph.D. Earlk Edgar BoRTai.i., B.S., M.S. Vernon Crawford, Ph.D. Waltkr p. Ewalt, M.A. Harold M. Hhrreman, A.B., M.A. Hdvc ' ari) Thhron Prosshr. A.B., M.A. j. Elmer Rhodes. Ph.D. L. D. WvLV. Ph.D. Andrew E. McArthy. M.S. Charles Wilders Tope, A.B. O. B. WiKE, B.S., M.S. LeRoy a. Woodward, M.S. Frank B. Brown, Jr., B.S. Martin L. Gurskv, B.S. James W. Hall, A.B. Clement F. Kent, B.S. W. C. Simpson, MS Aisociale Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor TEXTILE EHGinEERlOG Herman A. Dickert, A.B., M.A. Professor Director of School Charles Alfred Jones, B.S Professor JAMF.S L. Taylor, Ph.D Professor Ralph LENTON Hill, B.S., M.S Associate Professor Gerald B. Fletcher, B.S Associate Professor Walter C. Carter, Ph.D Assistant Professor J. Weldon McCarty, B.S Assistant Professor Richard L. Hearn, B.S. ... Instructor James MacDonald, Jr , B.S Instructor J. R. Brandon, B.C.S. . . Supenisor of W ' eating David Ernest Philpott Supervisor of Knitting h, a. dickert The Ne« Hiqhtower Textile Building. 28 Hea4 and THE DEPORTIDEnTS EHGLISH Ani rkv( Jackson Walker, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor Head of Department Edwin Hugh Folk, A.B., MA. Professor Henry Welch Adams, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor Hal Chapman Brown, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor David Baine Comer, III, A.B.. M.A. Associate Professor Edward Foster, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor Glenn W. Rainey, A.B., M.A. , Associate Professor Tom Franklln Almon. B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor I. C. HORTON BURCH, Ph.D. Assistant Professor James Blanding Haman, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor William Richard Metcalfe, A.B., M.A Assistant Professor Ralph R. Spillman, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor Paul G. Blount, A.B., M.A. Ivstructor James Christopher Brow n, A.B., M.A. Instructor Louis J. Castille, A.B., M.A. Instructor John Dickens, Jr., B.S., M.S. Instructor James VanCleve Dillard, A.B Instructor Hugh W. Divine, B.S., M.A. Instructor Kenneth Murchison England, B.S., M.A Instructor Abram Franklin Hamrick, A.B., M.A. Instructor Theodore Mason Hart, A.B., M.A. Instructor Alton Arthur Hobgood, A.B., M.A Instructor August Kadow, Jr.. A.B Instructor Samuel Cathcart Ketchin, A.B., M.A. Instructor John Joseph Nugent, A.B., M.A. Instructor William Lester Wilson, A.B., Mj Instructor A J. WALKER ERGinEERinG DRfllUinG William Ben Johns, Jr., B.S., M.S. 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.E Rov K. Jacobs, B.S., M.S Joseph C. Durden, Jr., B.S. John P. Eixserly, B.S L L. Ellis, B.S. Mark P. Harris, B.S E. M. Heim, B.S Knowles H. Henley, B.S. William J. Larson, B.S. |. Mandelker, D.Enarq.Sci. Wilbur B. Ratterree ' ; B.S., M.S. Harry C Savage, Jr., B.S., M.A James H. Armstrong, B.S. John F. Duerst, B.S. Perry M. Smith James H. Whitfield, B.S. William B. Clement, B.S. Leroy P. Sterling, Ph.B HIECHHniCS Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Lecturer Lecturer W. B. JOHNS, JR. 29 moDERn LnnGURGE RcmiRi Mil MR I-RViN. A.B.. M.A., Dipl.Du.Frof. Head of Department M. Gordon Brovcn, M.A., Dr. es Let., Dr. en Fil. y Let. Joseph Abelardo Campoamor, A.B., M.A.. LL.B. George Fuller Walker II, B.S., A.B., M.A. James Dixon Wright, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. HlRMAN W. SCHULTZ, A.B., MA. I ' mfeisor Professor Associate Professor Associ ate Professor Associate Professor Assisliiat Professor R. M. ERWIN PSVCHOLOGV Joseph E. Moore, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor Head of Department Sidney Q. Janus. B.S.S.. A.M., Ph.D. Professor Albert S. Glickman, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor T. Benjamin Massev, A.B., M.S. Instructor James M. Richards, B.S., M.S. Instructor 0. M. SMITH J. E. MOORE mHTHEmnTics David AL Smith, PhD Professor Head of Department Herman K. Fulmer, M.A Professor Alson H. Bailey, Ph.D Associate Professor John C. Currie, Ph.D, Associate Professor Chandler H. Holton, M.A. Associate Professor Clarke W. Hook, NLA. Associate Professor IRVIN E. Perlin, Ph.D. Associate Professor Walter Reynolds, M.S. Associate Professor Austin L. Starrett, M.A. Associate Professor James C. Brooks. NLA. Assistant Professor Robert S. Christian. M.S. Assistant Professor Hollis L. Cook, M.S. Assistant Professor Arthur E. Fulton, M.S. Assistant Professor William A. Martin, M.A. Assistant Professor C. Robert Swenson, M.A. Assistant Professor John R. Vail. M.A. Assistant Professor Guy a. York, M.A. Assistant Professor James P. Brown, B.S. Instructor Sylvan H. Chasen, B.S. Instructor Leonard R. Daniel, B.S. Instructor William S. Gnann, A.B. Instructor Henry C. Griefin, B.S. Instructor Clyde W. Long, M.S. Instructor George Manning, NLS. Instructor W. Vincent Neisius, B.S. Instructor Thomas I. Porter, M.S. Instructor Colbert T. Purvis, M.S. . Instructor lAMES G. Wall, M.A Instructor 30 sociRL sciences Glenn N. Sisk. A.B.. M.A Professor Heatl of Department ROHIRT D. BoV4l l;N, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor David W. Davis, A.B., M.S., M.A. Assistant Professor George Hendricks, A.B., M.A Assistant Professor Richard H. Leach, A.B., M.A Assistant Professor Robert S. Scharf, Doktor Jcr Rechte Assistant Professor Walter M. Rogers , A.B., M.A. Instructor George Dowman Wilson, A.B., MA. Insirmior Paul T. Eaton, Ph.D. Lecturer F.ARLI-: LeBakon, Ph.D. Lecturer G. N. SISK GcncRflL EnGincERinG Rav L. Sweigert, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Head of Department Professor PUBLIC HEALTH and BIOLOGV H. A. WVCOFF, M.S Professor Director of School A. E. Cannon, M.S. Associate Professor Harold E. Miller, M.S. Associate Professor SflFETV ERGinEERinG William N. Cox, B.E., M.M.E. Professor Head of Department Raymond N. Trowhridge, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor R. L. SWEIGERT H, A. WYCKOFF W. N. COX 31 color photo by cooper cleare OKM ' «RA «AYE OTTO .,+-, ' - -- — Otto M. Morris President John A. Brown Vice President Lewis C. Latimer Secretary-Treasurer JOHN LEWIS 34 BANICK BLOMEKE CHAPMAN CHU, RIN BARNEY BORMAN CHAR CHU, SING-WU RCINALD L. BACON Hinpham. Mass. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ANDY A. BAKER, JR. Tolar, Texas CHEMISTRY Chemistry Club. PETER L. BAKKUM . Calhoun, Ga. S. NITARV ENGINEERING JOE F. BALLEW RichmonJ, Ky. CHEMISTRY CYRIL J. BANICK Dunmorc, Pa. CHEMISTRY Newman Cluh. WALTER F. BARNEY Jacksonville, Fla. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Graduate Student Council. VICTOR J. BARAN Stamford, Conn. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT HENRY W. BARTHOLOMAY Vandlin.c, Pa. CHEMISTRY ROBERT E. BATEY Nashville, Tenn. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu; Society for the Advancement of Manacement. WILLIAM M. BEAVER Hi.«h Point, N. C. CHEMISTR JOHN O. BLOMEKE Austin, Texas CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT C BORMAN Hot Springs, Ark. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Alpha Pi Mu; Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges; Graduate Class President; A. S. L E.; S. A. M. BENJAMIN H. BRINKLEY, JR. . Smyrna, Ga. TE.XTILE ENGINEERING A.A.T.C.C; Phi Psi. J()HN A. BROWN Lake Wales, Fla. CHEMISTRY Chemistry Cluh Vice President; Graduate Class Vice President. ROBERT G. CARSON. JR Orangeburg, S. C. INDL ' STRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu. YUAN-CHUN CHANG Kiangsu, China TEXTILE ENGINEERING JAMES E. CHAPMAN Atlanta, Ga. INDU.STRIAI. .MANAGEMENT WASHINGTON T. CHAR Honolulu. Hawaii CIVIL ENGINEERING ZENON C CHEN CIVIL ENGINEERING FA-WU CHENG CHEMISTRY Chemistry Club. WUCHIEH CHENG CHEMISTRY Chemistry Club. KANG HOII CHU TEXTILE ENGINEERING RIN CHLI Shanghai, China CHEMISTRY SING WU CHU Shanghai, China TEXTILE ENGINEERING Foochow, China Shanghai. China Shanghai. China Hangchow, China GEORGIA TECH 35 CLARK COOPER DEES FERRILL COLLINS CULBERTSON EXARCHOU GUMB LYLE C. CLARK Berwyn, 111. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CECIL C. CLEMENTS Hayneville, Ala. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES B. CLIETT . . West Point, Miss. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Graduate Student Council. ARTHUR E. COHEN Lowell, Mass. PURLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING Pi Eta Epsilon. GIORGE D. COLEMAN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. CHEMISTRY JOHN E. COLLINS Arlington, Mass. TEXTILE ENGINHFRING A.A.T.CC. President; Delta Kappa Phi. DEAN A. COOPER New Rochelle, N. Y. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Wesley Foundation. BERT M. COTTRELL, JR. Terre Haute, Ind. CHEMISTRY GEORGE W. COUNTS Greenwood. S. C. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute ot Radio Engineers. THEODORE C. COX Whigham, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING EDWARD T. CREECH Harlan, Ky. CHEMISTRY CHARLES V. CULBERTSON Oak Park, 111. SAFETY ' ENGINEERING Graduate Student Council; Society for the Advancement of Mana.cement; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. GEORGIA Greenville, Ala. Boston, Mass. Mobile, Ala. Orlando, Ela. Richland, Ga. ROBERT W. DEES CIVIL ENGINEERING MARTIN C. ELLIOTT ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ERNEST ELSEVIER MECHANICAL ENGINEERING J. WENDELL ENDSLEY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING NOEL H. ETHRIDGE PHYSICS Sigma Pi Sigma. NICHOLAS J. EXARCHOU Alexandria, Egypt ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT S. EERRILL Chattanooga, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES O. FIVEASH. JR. Brunswick, Ga. INLUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Pi Mu Secretary and Vice President; Society for the Advancement of Management Treasurer; Ameri- can Institute of Industrial Engineers Secretary. THOMAS J. FLAKE, JR. Atlanta, Ga. INOUSTRIAL ENGINEERING EDWARD R. l-I.YNT ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sparia, Ga. DAM EL V. GATES Emory University, Ga. CERAMIC ENGINEERING DANA F. GUMB . Bmnxville, N. Y. in.ECTRICAL ENGINEERING I n S T I T U T E 36 1 ffx ,0 i ' HALL HARRIS HASELL HAWKINS HINGST HO. KWANG HO SIANGLIN HOOVER HUTCHESON IKEDA IVEY IVy JOHNSON JONES KYLE LABOUREUR LAFOND LATIMER LATTA LAWSON LEE LISTER LITTLE LU, SHAN ROBERT A. HALL Social Circle, G.i. WILLIAM N. JOHNSON Nashville, Tenn. INDUSTIUAL MANAGKMF.NT CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOHN W, HARRIS, III Memphis, Tcnn. ]RA P. lONES, JR. Nashville, Tenn. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING ' AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING I. A. S.; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. t tit-t -t- i i- .i i- c d . u ri ' , , n ROBERT I. k ' l LE St. Petersbur, , 11a. PHILIP G. HASELL, JR Columbia, S. C. che mical engineering ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Graduate Student Council. Institute ot Radio Enyineers; Eta Kappa Nu; Graduate Student Council. JACQUES L. LABOUREUR Deinze, Bcl.ymm EUGENE S. HAWKINS Qu.tman, Ga. ' ' V - KNGINEERINu ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FRANCIS W. LAFOND Escunucboc. Mich. CHARLES B. HINGST Decatur, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING LEWIS C. LATIMER West Columbia, S. C. KWANG CHIEN HO Shanghai, China CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURE Graduate Class Secretary. SIANGLIN HO Wusih, China . , , ckt ,- , v-tta c i ■ x( Tcv-rii c cMr-iKiccDiivT - ALLEN L. LATTA St. Louis. Mo. TEXTILE ENGINEERING AERONAL ' TICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM S. HOOVER, JR. Waco, Texas I. A. S. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Chemistry Club; Graduate Student Council; Wesley Founda- JAMES B. LAWSON Tupelo, Miss. tion; Glee Club. SANITARY ENGINEERING JOHN D. HUTCHESON Donalsonville, Ga. PAUL L. LEE Miami. Fla. MECHANICAL ENtMNEERING CHEMICAL ENGINEE.RING OSAMU IKEDA Tokyo, Japan I ' RANK D LISTER Miami, Fla. CIVIL ENGINEERING ELE( TRK AL INGINEERING Tech Management Club. TURNER W. IVEY ' . Atlanta, Ga. ALBERT P. LITTLE Valdosta, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL ENGINEERING EUGENE W. IVY Atlanta, Ga. SHANHUA LU Ningpo, China INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CHEMISTRV OF T E C H n L G V LUCAS LYNCH MADDOX MEEK MEYER MORGAN NEW i-IEWTON NIPPLER PIERCE POLLACK POLLOCK ROBERT E. LUCAS Jacksonville, Fla. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING I. A. S. JOE W. LYNCH, JR Fairforest, S. C. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING GEORGE E. MADDOX Alpharettu, Ga. INDLSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CARL N. MAICO Atlanta, Ga. INDLSTRIAL MANAGEMENT WILLIAM D. McCAULEY Lincoln, Neb. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING FRANK V. McMlLLEN, II Columbia, Tenn. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING RICHARD L. MEEK Atlanta, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LEON H. MEYER Navasota. Texas ClIl MIMICl LYMAN W. MORGAN Muskogee, Okla. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Chemistry Club. ono M. MORRIS Sea Girt, N. J. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Graduate Class President; Drama Tech; Omicron Delta Kappa. EDWARD A. MUNNS Wayzata, Minn. CIVIL ENGINEERING THOMAS G. MURPHY Gretna, La. PHYSICS G R R D MAICO McCAULEY McMlLLEN MORRIS MUNNS MURPHY O ' NEAL ORR r-ETERSON POWELL ROBERTS ROGERS NOAH C. NEW . DouglasviUe, Ga. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM C. NEWTON Chattanooga, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT W. NIPPLER Decatur, Ga. PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING ADRAIN P. O ' NEAL Gulfport, Miss. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING CLYDE ORR, JR. Lewisburg, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOHN W. PETERSON, JR Roswell, N. M. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JOHN S. PIERCE, JR. CHEMISTRY HENRY J. POLLACK INDUSTRIAL LNGINEHRING LESTER O. POLLOCK, JR. . 1 I.ECIRK AI. liNGINEFRING REX B. POWELL AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Richmond, Va. Buffalo, N. Y. Birmingham. Ala. Columbus, Ga. J. THOMAS ROBERTS, JR Auburn, Ala. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING RALPH C. ROGERS Decatur, Mich. Alpha Pi Mu; Alpha Phi Omega; .Society for the Advance- ment of Management. U H T E S 38 ROWE RYLE SHELOR TAYLOR TINDAL TODD WEICK WILSON WORRELL WILLIAM T. ROWE Byhalia, Miss AERONAUTICAL ENGINERRING DALLAS L RYLE, JR Perry, Ga AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING EDGAR G. SHELOR, JR T,illahassee, Fla ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PETER B. SHERRY Savannah, Ga CHEMISTRY WILLIAM L. SIMMONS, JR Alamo, Ga INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Tech Management Club. JOHN E. SINGLEY, JR Vero Beach, Fla CHEMISTRY GEORGE B. TAYLOR DeFuniak Springs, Fla ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT T. TINDALL Miami, Fla CIVIL ENGINEERING JOSEPH E, TODD Richmond. Ky CHEMISTRY ) SHERRY SIMMONS SINGLE TOULOUKIAN UNDERWOOD WATSON WORSHAM ZELL 2ILL ZAVEN S. TOULOUKIAN Istanbul, Turkey TEXTILE ENGINEERING Graduate Student Council; Phi Psi; A. A. T. C. C. JAMES A. UNDERWOOD Moultrie, Ga. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING FRITZ N. WATSON, JR. Anderson, S. C. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DONALD V. WEICK College Station, Texas INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING EARL C. WILSON, JR. Selma, Ala. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RALEIGH O. WORRELL Abbeville, Ala. COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING BURT P. WORSHAM CHEMISTRY GERALD A. ZELL Atlanta, Ga. Brunswick, Ga. CHEMISTRY Chemistry Club. FREDERICK W. ZILL Rochester. N. Y. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 39 LAMAR jAMF-s Lamak Jordan ROLSION JOHNSON WlTI I. I.ANI.STAI-l- t ROLSTON President I ' ice Preaident Secretary-Tredsiirer Win ■1(1 GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV TARLTON JULIAN ABBETT Cltarwiiter, I ' loriila iNUUsiKiAi. managi :mi;nt Chi Phi liulustrial Management Society, 4. Tech Manai;ement Club, 4. LEONARD HAMPTON AIKEN Valilosia, Cleor ia i:i.i: ;trk;ai. i;n(,ini;kring liicUt ciicli.iil Sliiilciili ' Orf iiiih.ulioii American Institute of Electrical Enjjinecrs, 4. MIKE ABRAHAM Atlanta, Geornia mi:c:hanic:al lnginki-ring ALLSON TEMPLETON ADAMS Jellico, Tennessee CIVIL ENGINEERING CHARLES LUNSFORD ADAMS Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING WILLIAM EDGAR ADAMS Hartweil, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. CilARI.i;S LINDBERG AKIN Ashburn, Cieorgia CERAMIC ENGINIiERlNG American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4; Plying Club, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, Vice President, 4. THOMAS ALLEN AKIN Ashburn, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Institute of Industrial Engineers, Flying Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 3. CHARLES TURNER ALEXANDER Dublin, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEIiRING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. lOHN INZER ALFORD, JR. Covington, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT EMIL ALFRED ADOMAT Jacksonville, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, WILLIAM HARRISON ALLEN Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Secretary, 5; Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4; Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5; Band, 1, 2, 3, Captain, 4. ABBETT ABRAHAM ADAMS, A ADAMS. C. ADAMS W. ADOMAT AIKEN AKIN, C. AKIN, T. ALEXANDER ALFORD ALLEN 41 ALMAND ALVAREZ THE n I n E T E E n CHARLES F. ALMAND Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMHNT bi lepeiide)il SliiJenls ' Orxariizalinii Industrial Management Society President, i; ' lech Management Club, 1; Junior Hotel Men of America, 2, 3, President, -1; St. Patrick ' s Council, ' 1. ANDERSON. C. ANDERSON. J V. ANDERSON. J. M. ANDERSON. J. C. ANDERSON, N. ANDERSON, R. ANDERSON, U. ANDERSON, W. ANDREAE ANDREWS JACK ALVAREZ Tampa, I ' lorida ELECTRICAL ENGINHLRING CHARLES MORGAN ANDERSON Pembroke, Kentucky AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. JAMES V. ANDERSON New York, New York INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu, 4; American Institute of Indus- trial Engineers, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 4. JESSE MARCEL ANDERSON Milledgeville, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JOSEPH CLYDE ANDERSON Quitman, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING NEIL LAMAR ANDERSON Savannah, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4; Geechee Club, 3, 4. ROBERT HARALSON ANDERSON Atlanta, Georgia PHYSICS Sigma Pi Sigma, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 1, 2. 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Cheerleader, 1, 2, Head Cheerleader, i; Yellow Jacket, 1, 2; Gym Team, 1.2. 3, nT Club, 4. UNICE STERLING ANDERSON North Little Rock, Arkansas INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsiloii NX ' ALDO GORDON ANDERSON Register. Geor.gia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Lamhila Chi Alpha American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; International Relations Club, i; Geechee Club, 4. PIERRE VOLKMAR ANDREAE Chattanooga, Tennessee GENERAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Phi. 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Debating Society, I, 2, 3. President, 4; I. R. C, 4; Chemistry Club Treasurer, 4. JOE D. ANDREWS Macon. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon. 4; American Society of Civil En- gineers, 4. 42 F I F T V S E n I R CLASS JOSEPH HERMAN ANDREW ' S, Bariicsvillf. Gcor.ula HLUCriilCAL i;Nt,INi;i HINC CRAWFORD O. ASHELl. Clearwater, South Carohna THXTll.i; HNGINEHRINli Phi Psi, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. RALPH C. ANDREWS, JR. Atlanta, Georgia THXTILE ENGINEKRING American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4, JAMES EATON ASHLEY Stuart, Florida ARCHITHr.TURE Kappa Si ma Treasurer, 3, 4; Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5; Kappa Kappa Psi, 2; Vice Presi- dent Junior Class; Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Band, 3; Band, 2. ROBERT HOWARD ANDREWS Nashville, Tennessee INimSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi SigMii Kappa Wrestling Team, 2, 3. STANLEY WARREN ARMISTEAD Atlanta, Georuia ARCHITECTURE Sigma Alpha Epsilon OREN KENNETH ARMSTRONG Eden, Alabama MECHANICAL ENGINEERING JOHN HENRY ASKEW Columbus, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING liulepc ' nile)it Sliideiits ' Organization Independent Students ' Organization Recording Secretary, 4. DANIEL B. ATKINS, Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE JR. HOSEA VANN ATKINSON Thomasville, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Vice President, 3, President, 4; A. A. T. C. C, 4; Interfraternity Council, 2, 3; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Band, 3, 4. PAUL ARONIN New York, New York INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alfiha Epsiloii Pi I Alpha Epsilon Pi Vice President, 3, President, ! l; A. I. L E., 3, 4; Hillel, 3, President, 4; Bulldog iCIub, 4; Engineer, 2. JULIAN JOSEPH ATT AWAY Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Chi Epsilon, 4; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; White and Gold, 4; Student Council, 4; Glee Club, 4; Cheerleader 4; Gym Team ,1, ANDREWS. J. ANDREWS, R C, ANDREWS. R. H. ARMISTEAD ARMSTRONG ARONIN ASBELL ASHLE ASKEW ATKINS ATKINSON ATTAWAY THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 CliAKll s H(ih(i Business Manager Blue Hrint. American Ceramic Society. LAWRHNCn MHRWIN AUSTIN Charlotte. North C .irolina INDUS ' ! RIAL MAN A(.I:M1:NT Tech Management Club, 3, i. JAMi;S JOSliPH AVKNIA Winstcil, Connecticut INDUSTRIAL KNGINHI ' RING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Newman Club, 4. RICHARD LOUIS AVERY Columbus. Ohio MECHANICAL KNGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; Swimming Team, I, 2, 3, 4. ARCHIE CLIFTON AYERS, JR. Cameron. South Carolina CHEMICAL ENGINEERING EMORY DANIEL AYERS Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4; Scab- bard and Blade, 3, 4; Chi Epsilon, 4. RAMON LARRY BABB Lenoir City . Tennessee INDUSTRIAL liNGINEERING }inlepi ' iulenl Sliiileiils ' Orjiaiiizalioii American Institute of Industrial Engineer I ' lying Club, 3, 4. JOHN ANDRIiW BACIIMAN, JR. Atlanta, Georgia Al-RONAUTICAI. ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 3, 4. GEORGE DAVID BACON Eustis, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING bidepeiuleiit Stuilenis ' Organization PAUL HOWARD BACON Irwinton. Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Tau Kappa Epsilon American Institute of Electrical Engineers, MAX D. BAECHER Stuttgart, Germany ARCHITECTURE JOHN RICHARDSON AYRES Alexandria, Louisiana INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. CARL PLRR ' i- BAHRT Petersburg. Virginia M1:C:HANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 1,2. AVENIA 8ACHMAN v.. r.i Ti AVERY BACON, G. AYERS, A, BACON, P AYRES BAHRT 44 BALDASARE BANICK BALDWIN BARADELL BALFOUR BARBER PAUL BALDASARE Brooklyn. New York AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science Treasurer, GEORGE CYRIL BANICK Dunmore, Pennsylvania ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH HAZEL BALDWIN Port Tampa City, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Masonic Club, 4. JOHN JULIUS BARADELL Tau Beta Dean ' s List, Meridian, Mississippi ARCHITECTURE Delta Sigma Phi Pi, 3. 4; Architectural Society, 4; 3, 4; Delta Sigma Phi, President, 3. ROBERT JAMES BALFOUR Decatur, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 3, Treasurer, 4. MARK CICERO BALKCOM Macon, Georgia rNDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Scabbard and Blade, 4. CHARLES WA NE BALL Greenville, South Carolina CIVIL ENGINEERING JOHN SPENCER BARBER Moultrie, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon, 4; American Society of Civil Engi- neers, 4. ROBERT HENRY BARGE, JR. CarroUton, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4. WALTER EDWARD BARINEAU McRae, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Sigma Tech Management Club, 4. JAMES C. BALLARD Asheville, North Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. ■4; RALPH WALTON BARNARD Lucedale, Mississippi INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 1; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3; Gym Team, 2. GEORGin inSTITUTE OF TECHROLOGV 45 THE S E n I R E L fl S S BARNES BARN EH BARRON BARRY BAST IN BATCHELDER BAUER BAUGH BAUGHAN BAZEMORE BEACH, J. BEACH, R GEORGE HAROLD BARNES SchcncctaJy, New York AERONAirilCAl, liNGINHERING Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. PAUL GUERRY BARNETT. JR. Atlanta, Gcor.yia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Sigma Alpha Chi Si.uma, 2, 3, 4: Industrial Manage- ment Society, 4; Y. M. C. A, Cabinet, 1, 2, 3; Alr ha Phi Omeea. 3. 4; Tech Managprnent Club, 4; Technique, 3, 4; Cross Country, 2; Track, 2. ALVAH VOTELLE BARRON, JR. Thomaston. Georuia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi American Institute of Electrical Engineers, ' technique. 1. FRANK IGNATIUS BARRY Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 3, 4; Geechee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. CLINTON B. BASTIN, JR. Decatur, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1; A. L Ch, E., 3, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 1. MAYNARD STONE BATCHELDER Wilton, New Hampshire ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JOHN R. BAUER Winchester. Tennp ' «pe CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CECIL EVANS BAUGH Gastonia, North Carolina INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization Masonic Club, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 4; Baseball, 1, 2. HORACE LEWIS BAUGHAN Eglin Field, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING A. S. M. E., 4; A. L I. E., 4; S. A. M., 4: Band, 1, 2. FRANK ANDERSON BAZEMORE Byron, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. JOHN HARRISON BEACH Atlanta. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT I ' hi Gamma Delta American Ceramic Society, 2, 3; Y. M. C A. Cabinet, 1, 2, 3; Bridge Club, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Radio Club, 2; I. R. C, 2. RENFROF ROSS BEACH Atlant.i, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha 46 OF n I n ETE E n fi ft v DAN M. BEALL Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigmj Alpha Epsilon PAUL KENNFTH BEATENBOUGH Danielsville, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 2, 3; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 3. GEORGE GLAUS BECKMANN, JR. Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; BEALL BEATENBOUGH BECKMANN Geechee Club, Project, 3. 1, 4; Chairman of Aidmore BECKUM ARTHUR F. BECKUM, JR. Wrens, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Beta Theta Pi Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Architectural Society, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma Scholar- ship Cup, 2; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3, 4. COLEN WINFRED BEDINGTON BakersviUe, North Carolina TEXTILE ENGINEERING American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 3, 4. GLENN BURDELL BEEBE Franklin, Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. EDWARD RAY BEEMAN Traverse Cirj ' . Michigan rNDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4. ORVILLE HAAG BELL Tampa, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tau WILBUR LAWRENCE BELL Macon, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RAYMOND W. BELLAMY Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 3, 4. WILLIAM ALFRED BELLISLE Newnan. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Chi Epsilon, 3, 4; American Society of (!ivil Engineers, 3, 4. DAVID RICHARD BENNETT Avon Park, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. BEDINGTON BEEBE BEEMAN BELL, O. BELLAMY CELLISLE BENNETT 47 BERRY, A, BENNETT, W. BERRY, T BIGGS BENT BENNS BERGMAN JAMES O. BENNETT, JR. Augusta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. BB Brown Vice President Student Council, President Ramblin ' Reck Club, ANAK, Omicron Delta Kappa. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BENNETT, JR. Thomson, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Theta Chi American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 3, -1; Institute of Radio Engineers, t; Baptist Student Union, 2, 3. 4. AUGUSTUS HARRISON BENNING Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4; Gym Team, 4. GEORGE FRANK BENSON, JR. Flowery Branch, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HAROLD T. BENT, JR. Newport News, Virginia PHYSICS Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4. ALBERT HUGHES BERRY, JR. Savannah, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilnii THOMAS WALTER BERRY, IR. Savannah, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERtNG Sigma Alpha Epiiloii American Chemical Society, 3, President, 4; A. I. Ch. E., Treasurer. 3, Vice President, 4; Geechee Club, Secretary, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS J. BEZOUSKA New York, New York CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; A. S. C. E., 4; Dean ' s List, 3, 4. JAMES ELBERT BIGGS, JR. Atlanta. Georgia ARCHITECTURE Sigma Chi Architectural Society, 4; Bulldog Club, 1: Stu- dent Council, 4; Interfraternity Council, 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR BENNS Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4. JAMES CARL BERGNiAN Columbus, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. FRANK BIRD, JR. Valdosta, Georgia INIHISTRIAL MANAGEMENT Junior Hotel Men of America, 3, Secretary, 4. THE S E n I R E L fl S S OF 50 48 GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHROLOGV JOHN H. BIZE Tallahassee, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING De la Tau Delta LEROY ANDERSON BIZZELL Eatonton, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu, 3, Treasurer, 4; American In- ritute of Industrial Engineers, 4. d(x;k felton black, jr. Decatur, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Theta Chi Theta Chi Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Presi- ent, -I; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Chi Epsilon, 3; In- lustrial Management Society, 4; A. S. C. E., 3, ecretary, 4; Tech Management Club, 4; Blue ' rint. 2. 3; Glee Club, 3; I. F. C, 3, 4. JONATHAN THERRELL BLACK. Atlanta, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Phi Gamma Delta merican Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4. VERAN OLIVER BLACKBURN Valdosta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5. WALTER CAL BLACKSTONE, JR. Americus, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING JOSEPH P. BLANKS Meridian, Mississippi CIVIL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Society of CiVil Engineers, 2, 3, 4; Pi Eta Epsilon Vice President, 3, President, 4; Technique, 3, World Events Editor, 4. HAROLD G. BLOCKER Tampa, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4. PERCY DALTON BLUNT Yazoo City, Mississippi INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Pershing Rifles, 1, 2. ROBERT LESLIE BLYTH Charleston, South Carolina ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4. RAYMOND F. BOAN Montgomery, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES DANIEL BOBO Canton, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; American Ceramic So- ciety, 2, 3, 4; Debating Society, 1; Blue Print. 1, 2, 3, Business Manager. 4; Publications Board, 4; Scabbard and Blade. 4. kAl BLACK. J. BLYTH BLACKBURN BOAN BLACKSTONE Boeo 49 THE n I n £ T £ E n f I F T V MAYNARD LEWIS BOBO, JR. Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RICHARD NORMAN BOLLING Huntington, West Virginia INDUSTRIAL ENGINHHRING Alpha Pi Mu, 4; American Institute of Indus- trial Engineers, 4. ARLYN W. BOEKELHEIDE Northville, South Dakota ILECTRICAL ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; A. I. 1. R. E., 4; Dean ' s List, 3, 4. NEWTON HAMILTON BOLLINGER, JR. E. E., 4; Coral Gables, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING InJepeiuleiil Suulenis ' Orgtuiizalion American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. MALEN DEVON BOGUE Daytona Beach, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4; Eta Epsilon, 3, 4. WILLIAM R. BOLTON Pi Griffin, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; A. S. M. E. Treasurer, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4. ROBERT HENRY BOHLER Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. DONALD BERNARD BOLAND Miami Beach, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JULIUS ORMOND BOOTH Manor, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING THOMAS BARRETT BOWDEN Augusta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT GUY RUSSELL BOLEMAN, JR. Gainesville. Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. ROBERT WOOD BOWEN East Point, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BOBO BOLLING BOEKELHEIDE BOLLINGER BOGUE BOLTON BOOTH BOLAND BOWDEN BOWEN 50 S E n I R CLASS DANIEL EUGENE BOWERS Cordele, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nil Sii;ma Nu Vice President, V, President, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4; 1. F. C, 4; I. R. E., 2, 3, 4. GIFFORD DONALD BOWERS Marianna, Florida ARCHITECTURE CALVIN FRED BOWLIN Pell City, Alabama ARCHITECTURE JACK ORR BOYTE Charlotte, North Carolina ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 4; St. Patrick ' s Council, 4. MARC BRABANT Memphis, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Si ma Alpha Epsiloii Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, 4; A. A. T. C. C, 3; I. R. C, 1; Blue Prim. 1, 2, Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4; Yellow Jacket, 1, 2; Pub- lication Board, 3. ALLEN CRAUEN BRADHAM Anderson, South Carolina MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DAVID GEORGE BRADSTOCK Donora, Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING hidepeiiilent Students ' Organization Alpha Pi Mu, 4; Engineer. 3; Society for Ad- vancement of Management Treasurer, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. DAVID H. BRADY West Palm Beach, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING CORNELIUS WILSON BRAMLETT, JR. Lindale, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ANDREW HORTON BRANCH Cocoa, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING BILLY HUGH BRANCH Jackson, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FREDERICK OCTAVIUS BRANCH Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Vice President, 1; Architectural Societi ' , 4; Yellow Jacket, 4. BOWERS, D. BOWERS, G. BOWLIN BOYTE BRABANT BRADHAM BRADSTOCK BRADY BRAMLETT BRANCH, A. BRANCH, B. BRANCH, F. 31 i « BRANNEN BRETZ BREEDLOVE, C. BRIDGES BREEDLOVE, J, BREINER 6RIGN0LI VERLYN HARRIS BRANHAM, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. JOSEPH XAVIER BRENNAN Newnan, Georgia PHYSICS Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma, 4. GEORGE L. BRANNEN Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING JAMES BYRD BRAWNER, JR. Hamilton, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Independent Student ' s Organization American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. CLARENCE EMORY BREEDLOVE Hamilton, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEER Independent Students ' Organization Inde en- ent Students ' Organization Vice Presi dent, 4; Cross Country Team, 2. JAMES GERALD BREEDLOVE Hamilton, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Ceramic Society, 2, Secretary, 3, Presi- dent, 4. HENRY N. BRETZ College Park, Georgia architecture Kappa Kappa Psi, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN POPE BRICKER North Little Rock, Arkansas CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon, 4; American Society of Civil En- gineers, 3, 4. LUTHER LEONARD BRIDGES Americus, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization Tech Management Club, 4. JAMES BENJAMIN BRIGGS Asheiille. North Carolina CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. JOSEPH BREINER Hollywood, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Epsilon I ' i Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; A. S. M. E., 3, 4; List, 1; Engineer, 3, 4; Technique, 3, 4. Dean ' s FRANK JOSEPH BRIGNOLI, JR. Mineola, New York CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV 52 S E n I R CLASS STACY D. BRISTOW Dublin, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Cliemical Engineers, 4; American Chemical Society. 4; Camera Club, 4. MARION LUTHER BRITTIAN, HI Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigmj Alpha Epsiloii Blue Print. 1,2. JOHN TOY BROCKNfAN Spartanburg, South Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Radio Engineers, -i. ALEXANDER YOUNG BROWN Quitman, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. BRIAN SPERRY BROWN Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega ANAK Secretary , 4; Omicron Delta Kappa Vice President, -I; Koseme, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 4; Student Council, 3, Vice President, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3, President, 4; Geechee Club, 1, 2, 3. 4; President Junior Class; Blue Print. 2, Asso- ciate Editor, 3; Tech Management Club, 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. CECIL DARWOOD BROWN Rotan, Texas MECHANICAL ENGINEERJNG Pi Tau Sigma, 4; Flying Club, 4. BRISTOW BRITTIAN BROCKMAN BROWN, A. BROWN, B. BROWN, C. D BROWN, C. H. CHARLES HUNT BROWN, Birmingham, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon JR. BROWN. J. L. JOHN L. BROWN Atlanta. Georgia PHYSICS Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4. JOSEPH EDWARD BROWN Plant C xy, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Phi Epsilon T Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 2, 3. THOMAS NEWTON BROWN Commerce, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT WILSON MARVIN BROWN Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE American Society ' of Civil Engineers, 4. WILLIAM HAMILTON BROWNE, JR. Atlanta, Georgia aVIL ENGINEERING BROWN, J. E. BROWN, T. BROWN, W. M. BROWNE S3 GEORGIA TECH BRUCE BRUNER BRUMS BRUSSE BRYAN BRYANT, H. BRYANT, J. BRYANT. W. BUCHANAN, J. O. BUCHANAN, J. R. BURDEN JAMES ROBERT BRUCE Jacksonville, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Blue Print. 1; Yelloif Jacket. 2, 3; Band, I. WILLIAM GWATHMEY BRUNER, JR Ceilartown, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINHERING Kappa Sigma American Institute of Industrial Engineers Alpha Pi Mu, 4. RICHARD BRUNS Jamesburg, N. J. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM BRUSSE, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MARION BRYAN Jefferson, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta HOWARD SEWALL BRYANT, JR. Warrensburg, Missouri CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Institute of Chemical Engineers, A- Tau Beta Pi, 4. JOHN LAMAR BRYANT, JR. Moultrie, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING WILLIAM P. BRYANT, JR. Nashville, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4; A. I. I. E., 4; S. A. M., 4; Wesley Foundation, 4. JAMES O. BUCHANAN, JR. Lucedale, Mississippi MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Sigma Nu Secretary, 4, Vice President, 4- Tau Beta Pi, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 4; A. S. M. E., 4; Bap- tist Smdent Union. JAMES RAY BUCHANAN Dickson, Tennessee CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. PAUL C. BUCK Silver Springs, Maryland INDLISTRIAL ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha American Institute of Industrial Treasurer, 4. Engineers ALPHONSO EVERETTE BURDEN, IR. Raleigh, North Carolina ARCHITECTURE Sigma Nu Architectural Society, 4; Tau Beta Pi 4- Chi Epsilon, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 4 54 BURNHAM ca:l mf BURNS CALLAWAY. B. BURT CALLAWAy. R CAGLE, J. CAMP HENRY GEORGE BURKE, JR. Tampa, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega Industrial Management Club, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3, 4. DAN A. BURNHAM Newnan, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ALONZO MERRITT BURNS Athens, Georgia AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. JAMES LUTHER BURT, JR. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Thela Chi Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Eta Kappa Nu, 5, President, 4; A. I. E. E., 4; Dean ' s Li.st, 1, 2, 3, 4, HARVEY GENE CAGLE Rossville, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Camera Club, 4. JAMES WAYNE CAGLE Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 2. EDWARD PATRICK CAHILL New York, New York INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING CLEVELAND MONROE CAIL, JR. Marietta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE BRANTLY MERCER CALLAWAY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CHEMISTRY Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4; American Chemical Society, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. RICHARD GARLAND CALLAWAY Elberton, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JOSEPH CAMACHO, JR. Brunswick, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Vice President, 3; Cheerleader, 2, 3, Football, I. I. SEWELL CAMP Cedartown, Georgia INDUSTRIAL NLANAGEMENT Phi Delia Thela Phi Delta Theta Treasurer, 4; Industrial Man- agement Society, 4; Tech Management Club, 1. Ralph Day Managing Editor Technique, Student Council, Ramblin ' Reck Club, Bulldog Club. THE S E n I R E L fl S S OF 50 55 mM CAMPBELL, J. CAMPBELL, O. THE n I n E T E E n JOSIAH CARLTON CAMPBELL, JR. Gulfport, Mississippi MIXHANICAl. 1;NGINEERING Kappa Alpha Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3, President, A; Briarean Society Secretary, 3, President, 4; Co-op Club, 3, Vice President, 4; Dean ' s List, 4; Band, 1, 2. 3. CAMPBELL. S. CANGEMI CARASTRO CARSAL ORUli; MERLON CAMPBELL Arab, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SHIRLEY STOVAL CAMPBELL Villa Rica, Geort;ia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT h:i epei iic ' il Sliulents ' Organization Tech Management Club, 3, 4. MARIO FRANCIS CANGEMI Albany, New York CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SAM CARASTRO Tampa, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Club, 2. President, 3. I AMES MARSHALL CARGAL High Point, North Carolina CHEMISTR ' l American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4. 7S ' CARITHERS CARSON CARTER, J. CARTER. R. CARTER, W. WILLIAM CORNELIUS CARITHERS Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Eta Epsilon. 4. JAMES EUGENE CARROLL Birmingham, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4. WILBUR E. CARSON Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu, 4; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 4; S. A. M., 4; Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. JOHN LEROY CARTER Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT P ); Delta The a Tech Management Club. ROBERT CHURCHILL CARTER Thomaston, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Institute ot Radio Engineers, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 2, i; Radio Club, 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer, I, President, 2, 3; Band, I, 2. WALTON THOMAS CARTER. JR. Vienna, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Treasurer, 4; Industrial Manage- ment Society, 3, 4. 56 F I F T V S E n I R C L R S S CHARLES RUDOLPH CARTWRIGHT Tallapoosa, Geor.uia cHKMicAL i;ngini:kring Anicritan Institute of Chcmital F.n.tincers, A. PORTLR HARRLSON CAWTHON Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMKNT Tech Mana.ucment Club, 4. JOHN GUILL CARVER Nashville, Tennessee PHYSICS Si.gma Pi Siyma, t, Secretary, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Masonic Club -i, 4; L R. E., 4. JOHN W. CASTEEN, JR. Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Theta Chi Phi Psi, -1; American Association of Textile C oloiists anJ Chemists, 4. BILLY REID CATHERWOOD Savannah, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Chi Sigma, 4; A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4; Amer- ican Chemical Society, 3, Secretary, 4; Geechee Club, 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama Tech, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4. I-RANCIS ROY CAUSBY Decatur. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. LINTON FREDERICK CAWTHON Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT BROUGHTON CAYCE, JR. Savannah. Cieorgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING liithpeiideiil Sliuleiils ' Orgaiiizalioii American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, Society for Advancement of Management, 3, 4. ANDREW DOYLE CHANDLER Toccoa, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, EDDIE GILBERT CHANDLER, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Society for Advancement of Management. 4; Wrestling Team, 4. ROBERT H. CHAPMAN Macon, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERfNG American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. ROBERT MEADOWS CHASTAIN Rome, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Theta Chi Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; Blue Print 2, 3; Baseball Manager, 2, 3: A. L E. E., 3, 4; . R. E.. 3. 4. HI ' . L. Hl CARTWRIGHT CAWTHON, P. CASTEEN CHANDLER, A. CATHERWOOD CHANDLER. E. CAWTHON, L. CHASTAIN 57 THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 DOYLL WILLIAM CHASTEEN, JR. McDonou.ch. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGKMENT Industrial Mana.uement Society, 4; Baptist Stu- dent Union, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4; Bridge Club, 3, 4. FRANK EDWARD CHAVEL Augusta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINIiKRING Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4; American Institute ot In- dustrial Engineers, 3. ' t; Rluc Print. 3, 4. RICHARD WARREN CHEATHAM Macon, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Alpha IRVING LUETELLUS CHENEY CarroUton, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. HENRY CLAY CHOATE Hickman, Kentucky TEXTILE ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Ojyie a EMMETT W. CHUPP Sparta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING NEIL ARCHIBALD CLANTON Savannah, Georgia AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 3, 4; Institute of Aeronautical Science, 3, 4. JOE WARDELL CLARK, JR. Columbia, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4; Blue Print Advertising Manager, 4. Dave Crane Editor Engineer. President Tau Beta Pi, ANAK, Omicron Delta Kappa. PAUL RAY CHENEY Reidsville, Georgia industrial ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. JOSEPH IRVING CLARK, JR. Stratford, Connecticut aeronautical ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. DONALD C. CHILDS St. Pet ersburg, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING JULIUS OTTO CLARK Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING CHASTEEN CHOATE CHAVEL CHUPP CHEATHAM CLANTON CHENEY, L CLARK, J. W. CHILDS CLARK. J. O. 58 CLARKE, J CLOUDMAN CLARKE, R, CLYBURN CLARKSON, L. COATES CLARKSON. T. COBB CLEMONS COCHRAN CLOUD COCHRANE Phi lOHN LOUIS CLARKE Asheville, North Carolina TEXTILE ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Psi, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4, HERBERT G. CLOUDMAN, JR. West Springfield, Massachusetts ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT DENTON CLARKE Factoryville, Pennsylvania MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 4: A. S. M. E., 4; Dean ' s List, 4. LEE MASSEY CLARKSON. JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Chi Phi Industrial Management Society, 4; T Club, 3, 4; Foothall Manager, 2, 3. 4. THEO MULLER CLARKSON Columbia, South Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. JOE NEWTON CLEMONS Tallahassee, Florida ARCHITECTURE Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Architectural Society, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP BOLES CLOUD Bainbridge, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM HENRY CLYBURN Camden, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM A. COATES, JR. Bolivar, Tennessee MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WALLIS GREY COBB, JR. Statesboro, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu, 3, i; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; A. I. 1. E., 3, 4; Baptist Student Union. 1, 2, 3, Missions Chairman, 4. CHARLES POWELL COCHRAN Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Chi I ' hi Chi Phi Secretary, 4. JOHN ARTHUR COCHRANE Augusta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Delia Tau Delia Architectural Society, 2, 3, 4, 5; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Technique. 3; Blue Print, 4; Lieutenant Colonel, R. O. T. C, 4. GEORGIH inSTITUTE OF TECHROLOGV 59 THE S E n I R E L fl S S :0E COLEMAN, J. COLEMAN, L. COLEY COLLAT COLLETTA COLLIER, R. COLLIER, V. COLLINS, E. L. COLLINS, E. T. COLLINS. H. COLONEY American WILFRED EUGENE COE St. Petersburi;, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi (mm ma Delta Institute of Electrical Engineers. 3, JOSEPH THOMAS COLEMAN, JR. Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Delia Theta ANAK, 4; Junior Hotel Men of America, ?, 4- Geechee Club. I, 2, 3, 4; T Club. I. 2, 3, Vice Presiijent, 4; Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class; Football. 1. 2. 1, CaDtain. i; Wrestling Team. 2, 3; Colonel R. O. T. C; Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and CoUe.ges. LAWRENCE RENSSELEAR COLEMAN Atlanta. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ye loir Jacket. 4. WILLIAM HILKER COLEY Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING LEWIS BYCK COLLAT Savannah, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Pi Tau Sigma. 3. 4: Phi Eta Sigmt. I. 2. 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi. 4: A. S. M. E.. 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, Secretary. 4; Masonic Club, 3. 4; Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3, 4; YeJIow Jacket, 3, 4. CHARLES EDWARD COLLETTA Lawrence, New York INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi Secretary, 3, President, 4; Tech Management Club. 4; S. A. M., 1; Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 4; Interfraternity Council, 1. 2, 3. ROBERT WILBURN COLLIER, JR. Forest Park, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Delta Kappa Phi. 4. VANN H. COLLIER Rome, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Theta Chi Theta Chi Treasurer, 2, 3, 4; Yellow Jacket, 3; Suivet. 4. EDWARD LEE COLLINS Newport News. ' Virginia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4; Technique. 2; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. EDWIN TURNER COLLINS Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Sigma Alpha Epsilon HARRY RICHARD FAIN COLLINS Athens. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization Industrial Mana.t ' ement Society. 4; Tech Man- agement Club, 4; lunior Hotel Men of America, I, 2, 3, 4. WAYNE HERNDON COLONEY Tallahassee. Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Secretary. 3; Phi E ta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kaopa. 3, 4; Koseme, 3, 4; Chi Epsilon, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, Vice President. 4; A. S. C. E., 3, 4; Drama Tech, 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 2. 3, Vice President, 3: Yellow Jacket Makeup Editor, 3, Editor, 4; Inter- fraternity Council. 3; Who ' s ' Who Among Students In American LIniversities and Colleges. 60 OF ni n ETE EH Fl FT V ERVIN COLTON Omaha, Nebraska CHEMISTRY Phi Eta Sigma, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; American Chemical Society, 4; Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4. JERRY CLARENCE COMATI Savannah. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineering, 3, 4. LOUIS HUTCHINSON CONE Stilson. Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELI POWELL CONNER Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CHARLES MILTON COOK Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Geechee Club, 2, 3 . JOHN ROBERT COOK Decatur, Alabama ARCHITECTURE OSCAR EMORY COOK Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ROBERT WORD Ct)OK, JR. Jacksonville, Florida TEXTILE ENGINEEF8ING Sigma Chi Phi Psi, 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4. TOM M. COOK Sylvester, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta Phi Psi, 3. Treasurer, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Wesley Foundation, 2, Secretary, 3; Flying Club, 2, 3- WILLIAM LEWIS COOPER Panama Citj ' , Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Technique. 2, Photographer, 3, 4; Yellow Jacket Photographer, 3, 4; Blue Prim Associate Photo Editor, 3, Photo Editor, 4. JONES EMMETT COPELAND Spindale, North Carolina TEXTILE ENGINEERING Masonic Club, 4. Phi Psi, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. WELDON DONALD COPELAND Ben Hill. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Manage- ment Society. 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 3, 4. COMATI CONE CONNER COOK. C. COOK, J. COOK. R. COOK, T COPELAND. J. COPELAND. W 61 CORBETT COSPER CORDOVA COUCH CORLEY, H, A. COURTNEY CORLEY. H. E. COX. E. CORWIN COX, J. COSGROVE Tom CoLnMAN Captain Football Team, ANAK. Colonel R. O. T. C. JAMES HORACE CORBETT Ruston, Louisiana AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Institute of Aeronautical Science, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH JAMES CORDOVA Macon, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, HARMON ALOYSIUS CORLEY, JR. Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Chi Psi Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4; Geechee Club, 3, 4. HORACE EDWARD CORLEY Clearwater, South Carolina TEXTILE ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, 4; American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4. THOMAS LAUREN CORWIN, JR Towaco, New Jersey ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. DANIEL J. B. COSGROVE Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Newman Club, 1, 2; Yellotc Jacket. 1, 2; Technique, 1. WlLLIAiM STRICKLAND COSPER Miami, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. NATHANIEL JACKSON COUCH Macon, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Kappa Alpha Architectural Society, 4, Treasurer, 5. CHARLES ALLEN COURTNEY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT EUGENE FLOYD COX Bradenton, Florida CHEMISTRY Alpha Tan Omega Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 4; American Chemical Society Treasurer, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; F.ngineer. 4. JOHN E. COX, JR. Trenton, New Jersey INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT RICHARD A. COX Memphis, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Iiiileperuteiil Sludeiit ' s Organization Society for Advancement of Mana.gement, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; N. R. O. T. C, 1, 2, 3, 4. THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 62 GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV DAVID A. CRANE Hickory, North Carolina ARCHITECTURE Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3; Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, 5; ANAK, 4, Treasurer, 5; Bulldot: Club, 3, 4, 5; Pi Delta Epsilon, 4, 5; Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5; Tau Beta Pi Secre- tary, 3, Vice President, 3, President, i; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4; Enghu-cr. 4, Editor, 5; Tcihtiique. 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 5; Major, R, O. T. C, 4. LEON MAY CROMARTIE Miccosukee, Florida mechank;al engineering Independenl Students ' Organization RAPP WALLACE CRCX)K, 111 Yazoo City, Mississippi electrical engineering Sigma Chi Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4; Georgia Tech Band, 2, 3, Executive OHicer, 4; Glee Club, 4; L R. E., 4. CHARLIE L. CRAWFORD, |R. Anniston, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. HUGH W. CRAWFORD Gallatin, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. BRUCE LAMAR CRIDER Concord, North Carolina INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. NICHOLAS RAYMOND CRISLER Florence, Alabama CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM LADSON CROSSWELL Bishopville, South Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERlING WARREN BOWERS CROUCH Arlington, Virginia PHYSICS LEN CLARK CROWDER Newnan, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Mechani cal Engineers, 4. MARION WINCHELL CROKER Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING RICHARD HARRY CROWE Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi CRANE CRAWFORD, C. CRAWFORD H. CRIDER CRISLER CROKER CROMARTIE CROOK CROSSWELL CROUCH CROWDER CROWE 63 THE n I n £ T £ E n f I f T V WILLIAM CHENAULT CRUTCHER, III Richmond, Kentucky MECHANICAL ENGINHERING Phi Eta Sigma, I, 2, , 4; Tau Beta Pi, i, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; A. S. M. E., 4; Scabbard and Blade, . 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Vice President, 4; Drama Tech, 2, 3, 4; Lieutenant Commander N. R. O. T. C. ALBERT EDWIN CUNNINGHAM. JR. Fairburn, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 4; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 4. CHARLES WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM Carrollton. Georgia ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5. JOHN CHARLES CURLEY West Point, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. ROY ELLIS CURRIE, JR. Tallahassee, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. VERNON J. DANIEL Bluet ' ield, West Virginia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4; Institute of Aeronautical Science, 2, 3. JAMES FLOYD DANIELS Prentiss, Mississippi ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Independent Students ' Organization Secretary, 4; Fta Kappa Nu, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4. TED DANSBY Pine Bluff, Arkansas AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tau Beta Pi, 4; Institute of Aeronautical Science, , 3, Chairman, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4. DAN BINGHAM DARDEN Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Vice President, 3; R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 4. JAMES W. DAVIDSON Macon, Georgia ZELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. CARL HAROLD DALIMANN Astoria, New York CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOSEPH BURKE DAVIDSON Warrington, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. id0- J DAVIDSON, J. W. DALLMAN DAVIDSON. J. B. 64 S E n I R CLASS CECIL CLYDE DAVIS Chatsworth, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DAVIS, C. ' ' -J JOHN ROBERT DAVIS, JR. Chattanooga, Tennessee TEXTILE ENGINEERING S f ma Alpha Epiilim Phi Psi, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, i; Scabbard and Blade, X 4. DAVIS, J. R t JOSEPH NEWTON DAVIS, JR. Sibley, Louisiana INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa I ' hi Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. DAVIS, J. N. Q MACK E. DAVIS Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT DAVIS, M. TALMADGE M. DAVIS Brunswick, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 3, Treasurer, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; A. S. M. E., 3, 4; Engineer. 4; Dean ' s List, 3, 4. WILEY FRANKLIN DAVIS, JR. Chatsworth, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIAM VANCE DAVIS, JR. Smyrna, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING liiilepeniltii! Slmlents ' Organization American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Captain, R. O. T. C, 4. RALPH S. DAVISON Springfield, Illinois MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Delia Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Vice President, 3; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 4; Interfraternity Council, 3, 4. HENDRIX AVERA DAWSON, JR. Jackson, Mississippi CHEMICAL ENGINEEFMNG Alpha Chi Sigma, 3; A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4; Amer- ican Chemical Society, 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4; Camera Club, 2, 3, 4; Blue Print, 4. KELLY BRUCE DAY, JR. Punta Gorda, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha Interfraternity Council, 3, 4. RALPH LEWIS DAY LaFayette, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Lambda Chi Alpha Tech Management Club, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, Secretary, -4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; White and Gold, 3, 4; Drama Tech, 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Society Secretary, 1, 2, 3; American Veteran ' s Committee, 2, President, 3; Technique. I, Assistant Sports Editor, 2, Sports Editor, 3, Managing Editor, 3; Yellow Jacket. 3, Feature Editor. 4; Cross Country Team, I; Wres- tling Team, 2; Student Council, 2; Lieutenant Colonel, Air R. O. T. C, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. ROBERT BRUCE DEADWYLER Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon, 4; American Society of Civil En- gineers, 4. DAVIS, W. F. DAVIS. W V. DAVISON DAWSON DAY. R. DEADWYLER 5W ... i. V 65 |m «s-T 4 DEAN DEI NAN DeLAY DeMARS DeMILLE DEMPSTER DENNY de NOBRIGA DERINGTON DeVERE DIAL DICKER! LARRY CRAIG DEAN Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Chi Phi Architectural Society, 5. DONALD WINSLOW DENNY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Sigma Chi Architectural Society, 4; Technit ue. 2. HARRY CODE DEIGNAN Columbus, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING FRANK HERBERT de NOBRIGA Decatur, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING E. J. DeLAY Decatur, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Chemical Society, 3. 4; A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Student Council, 4. JOHN V. DeMARS Savannah, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Geechee Club, 2, Secretary, 3, 4. HARRY WARE DeMlLLE, III Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Chi Tech Management Club, 3, 4. JAMES CURTIS DERINGTON Paris, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Radio Club, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4. GEORGE McDonald DcVERE Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Geechee Club, 4. FREDERICK DONALD DIAL. IR. Chattanooga, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4, WILLIAM EDMUND DEMPSTER Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tail American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. EDDIE JESSE DICKERT, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4. GEORGIH inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV 66 S E n I R C L R S S HAROLD r. DICKS Auuusta, Georgia AKKONAUTKAL ENGINEERING Instiiute of Aeronautical Science, 4. I-RANCIS PHILIP DINSMORL Bell Buckle, Tennessee ARCHITHCnURE LOGAN BLLCKLLY UIXON, jR. Savannah, Georgia ARCHITECTURE I ' hi Kappa Tan Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Geechee Club, 4. JOHN ROBINSON DOMINKY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES VON CANON DONALDSON Chattanooga, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Wrestling Team, 1, 2. FRANCIS THOMAS DOOLEY, JR. Savannah, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Chi Sigma, 4; American Chemical So- ciety, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4; Geechee Club, 1, 2, , 4; Newman Club, 1. 2, 3, 4. ANTOINE R. DOSTAL CoIIinsville, Illinois ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, Treasurer, 4; American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 3, 4. JOHN McGILL DOUGLAS, JR. Merion, Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Bela Theta Pi Radio Club, 2, 3, 4; Institute of Radio Engi- neers, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2; Gym Team, 2. HORACE B. DOWELL Tulsa, Oklahoma TEXTILE ENGINEERING LOUIS EDWARD DRANE, JR. Savannah, Georgia ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING Tan Kappa Epsilon Geechee Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Tau Kappa Epsilon Vice President, 4, President, 4. JAMES CHARLES DRENNAN Elberton, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING liulependent Students ' Orf;anizatic i: Baptists Student Union, 1, 2, 3; Radio Club, I, 2. NOLAN LEWIS DUDLEY. Columbus, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING DICKS DINSMORE T i ' DIXON DOMINEY DONALDSON DOOLEy DOSTAL DOUGLAS DOWELL 1 .Jk JG -r Q % - Vw % DRENNAN DUDLEY 67 GEORGIA TECH DUGGLEBY DUNCAN EBERHART EDMONDSON EDWARDS ELENBURG ELIOPOLA ELKIN5 ELLARD ELLINGTON ELLIOn ELLIS WILLIAM GEORGE DUGGLEBY, JR. Albany, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Pi Kuppa Alpha American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. BENJAMIN EARL DUNCAN LaGrange, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, , 4. ALBERT SIDNEY EBERHART, |R. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Chi Phi Scabbard and Blade, I; Industrial Manaucment Club, 4. ROLFE E. EDMONDSON, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary, 3; President, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4; Inter- fraternity Council, 3, 4. PRENTISS STILLWELL EDWARDS Macon, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsiloii WALTER LEE ELENBURG, JR. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Institute of Radio Engi- neers, 4; Dean ' s List, 3. JAMES ELIOPOLA Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Geechee Club, 4. ROY ALLEN ELKINS Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 4; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers, 4; Drama Tech, 3, 4; Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. PALMER T. ELLAJID Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3; Tech Management Club, -). JAMES D. ELLINGTON, JR. Washington, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists Vice President, 4. HARRY JOSEPH ELLIOTT Macon, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization Tech Management Club, 4. THOMAS WHITTREDGE ELLIS St. Petersburg, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 68 7 f k lk C ! f d ELLISON ELROD. J. ELROD, T. EMMONS ENGLISH ERB ERBSTEIN ESKRIDGE ESPy ESTE5, D. ESTES. L. ESTRADA THOMAS HILLIS ELLISON Girard, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING hulepeiideiit Students ' Organization American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, JASON WILLIAM ELROD Dalton, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 4; Dean ' s List, 4. THOMAS CLYDE ELROD Gainesville, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING InJepL ' nilent Students ' Organization American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. ROBERT STEPHEN EMMONS Kodak, Kentucky INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ItulepenJent Students ' Organization Industrial Management Society, 4. American Management Association, 4. JOHN H. ENGLISH Lakeland, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Chi WILLIAM BREWSTER ERB Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon President, 4; Tau Beta Pi 3. 4; Alpha P. Mu, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4 Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Yellow Jacket, 1, 2, 3 Wrestling Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Society ' 1, 2, 3, ' 4. LOUIS D. ERBSTEIN Des Moines, Iowa TEXTILE ENGINEERING Tau Epsilon Phi Tau Epsilon Phi President, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; HiUel President, 3. BEELER CARLISLE ESKRIDGE Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon EUGENE MARION ESPY Cordele, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega Band, 1, 2; Y. M. C A. Cabinet, 1, 2, 3, Vice Presicient, 4; Kappa Kappa Psi. 2; Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2; Tech Management Club, 4. DAN WARREN ESTES Columbus, Georgia ARCHITECTURE LAGREE PERRY ESTES, JR. Rutledge, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 2, White and Gold Club. 4. MANUEL ESTRADA Havana. Cuba MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Latin American Club, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club, American Societ) ' ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. Bob Gibson Business Manager Techniijue. President Table Mana.cers Association, Pi Delta Epsilon. THE S E n I R E L H S S OF 50 69 EZZARD FACKLER THE n I n E T E E n HENRY SPEER EZZARD Rome, Georpia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING InJepetiilerit Students ' OrgtinizaHon Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 1, 2, Vice President, 3, President, A; Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, , 4; Geor- gia Tech Directory Editor. 4; A. S, M. E., 3, 4. FALLIS PARIS FARR FERGUSON, C. FERGUSON. J. FETHE FINCH NEWMAN EIDSON FACKLER. JR. Canton, Georpia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. RICHARD BRADY FALK Savannah, Geor.pia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Atpbu Epsilon Pi Industrial Management Society, 3, 4; Radio Club, 3. SIMEON EUGENE FALLIS Parrott, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Architecture Society, 4. DAVID W. PARIS Camden, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha MEREDITH BURNHAM FARR Asheville, North Carolina INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. EDWARD MARQUIS FEENEY Quitman, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Phi Gamma Delta PAUL McDANIEL FELKER, JR. [onroe, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tan Omega Alpha Tau Omega Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Society for Advancement of Mana.geraent. 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. CHARLES WALTER FERGUSON Tampa. Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization JOE MILTON FERGUSON. JR. Blyiheville, Arkansas INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon CHARLES WHEELER FETHE Hichman, Kentucky TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 3. 4; Phi Psi, 4. BURTON DONALD FINCH, JR. Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Delta Kappa Phi American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, I; Delta Kappa Phi Secretary, 4. 70 F I F T V S E n I R C L R S S BOBBY BUCKNELL FINLEY Hiizlehurst, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMFNT Thela Chi iRANK L. irns, JR. Atlanta, Georgia AKKONAUTICAL ENGINKKRINO Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. DELBERT DERWOOD FLANAGAN Newton, Illinois INDUSTRIAL MANAGLMENT SifiWii Phi E )si oii T Club, 4; l-ootball, 4. BILLY OWEN FLEMING Hartwell, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Indepevdent Students ' Orgnaizatiun American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4, ROSWELL L FLING Atlanta, Geor gia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERJNG American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. JOHN MANLY FLOURNOY, )R. Columbus, Georgia CHEMISTRY Tiiii Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Hpsilon Treasurer, h Phi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4 Glee Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4 Interfraternity Council, 2, 3; Phi Kappa Phi Vice President, 4; Chemistry CMub President. -4; A. I Ch. E., 3, 4. SAMUEL LIGHTFOOT FLOURNOY Charleston, West Virginia CIVIL ENGINEERING MARVIN HUGH FLOYD Jacksonville, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Secretary, 3; President, 3, 4; White and Gold Club, i, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, i, 4; BulldoB Club, 3, 4; B. S. U., 1, 2, 3; Masonic Club, 1, 4; i. R. C, 3, 4; A. L E. E., 3, 4; L R. E., 4; Blue Print. 3, 4. THEODORE McCOY FORBES, Atlanta, Georgia CHEMISTRY Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, 3, 4. ROY EARL FOREHAND Macon, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 2, 3, 4. JR NICK FLOROS Charlotte, North Carolina CHEMISTRY American Chemical Society, 3, 4. EDWARD ROWLAND FORWARD Birmingham, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Ome a Alpha Tau Omega Vice President, 4; Spike Shoe Club, 3, 4; T Club ,3, 4; Track. 2, 3, 4. S. A. M., 4; A. I. I. E., 4. FINLEY FITTS FLANAGAN FLEMING FLING FLOROS FLOURNOY, J. FLOURNOY, S. FLOYD FORBES FOREHAND FORWARD 71 THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 Wayne Coloney Editor Yellow Jacket, Tau Beta Pi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Koseme. CLAYTON FOSCUE Mobile. Alabama ELliCTRlCAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Football Manaeer, 2, Senior Manager, 3; Radio Club, -1; A. I. E. E.. -i; I. R. E., 4. JESSE THOMAS FOSTER Macon, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING RICHARD JAMES FOX Philadelphia, Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Epsilon Pi Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Industrial Management Society, 3, 4; Phi Delta Epsilon, 2. 3, President, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students In American Uni- versities and Colleges, 4; Tech Management Club, 3, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3; Phi Delta Epsilon Outstanding Achievement in Publication Award, 3; Technique. I, Collection Manager, 2, Circula- tion Manager, 2, Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4; Publications Board, 4. ISAAC FRANCO Lima, Peru TEXTILE ENGINEERING American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4. GENE FARTHING FRANKLIN Asheville, North Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Independent Student ' s Organization Council Treasurer, 4; Tau Beta Pi ' Vice President, 4; Eta Kappa Nu Secretary, 3, President, 4; St. Patrick ' s Council, President, 4; Wrestling, 2, 3, 4. JASPER STEVENS FRANKLIN Portal. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon DONALD ALEXANDER FRASER, JR. Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Chi Industrial Management Society, 4; Geechee Club, 1, 2; Tech Management Club, 4. JAMES ROY FRASER Belize, British Honduras CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4; Yelloir Jacket, I. WILLIAM ERSKINE FRASER Atlanta. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Vice President, 3; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 1; A. S. C. E., 3, 4; Football, 2; Swimming, 1, 2; Band, 1. LEONARD SONNEL FRIEDEN Norfolk, Virginia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon Pi, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, President, l; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 3, 4; Technique. I, 2, Sports Editor, 3, Associate Editor, 4, Co-editor, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. CHARLES REDWINE FRIERSON, JR. GamesviUe. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Secretary, 4; Industrial ISIanage- ment Society, 4; Tech Management Club, 3, 4. WAYNE L. FRISBY Casper, Wyoming ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Tau Beta Pi, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2, 3, 4. FOSCUE FRASER, D. FOSTER FRASER, J. FOX FRASER, W. FRANCO FRIEDEN FRANKLIN, G. FRIERSON FRANKLIN, J. FRISBY 72 FRYE FULLINGTON GALL FULTON GAMBLE 6AERTNER GARCIA R, ROBERT GRAHAM FRYE Miami, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERrNG liiihpenileni Students ' Organization American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4; Chess Club, 2, 3, 4. EMMETT SMALL FULLINGTON Macon, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Phi Psi, 3, 4. WILLIAM JERRY GALE Miami, Florida TEXTILE ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, A. A. T. C. C, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Alpha Vice President, 3, 4; Phi Psi, Secretary, 4. CHARLES MELVIN GALL South Fork, Pennsylvania CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers. CARL HERMAN FULTON Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Sigma Scahhard and Blade, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; Industrial Management Society, 3, 4; Tech Man- agement Club, 3, 4; Ycllou jacket. 1, Advertising Manager, 2, Assistant Business Manager, 3, Busi- ness Manager, 4; Major Air R. O. T. C; Publica- tions Board, 4. WILLIAM J. FUNK, JR. Chattanooga, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 4. JACK WALDER FUSSELL Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING RUSSELL FLOYD GAMBILL, JR. Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Geechee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT STAFFORD GAMBLE Twin Falls, Idaho CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LOUIS F. GARCIA Tampa, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING I ' i Kappa Alpha American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. PAUL COURTNEY GAERTNER, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Chi Phi Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; American Ceramic Society, 3, 4. RAYMOND GOULD GARCIA Jacksonville, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 4. GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV 73 THE S E n I R CLASS GARDNER. J. GARDNER, R. GARDNER. T, GAUNTT GAYLE GEIGER GELERNTER GEORGE GIBSON GIESLER GILLESPIE eiLMORE JAMES ALSTON GARDNER Stockbridge, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech [anagemcnt Club, 4. ROBERT RYAN GARDNER Key West, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. THOMAS RODNEY GARDNER Joplin, Missouri CHEMICAL ENGINEERING BetaThetaPi American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. JOSEPH EDWARD GAUNTT Atlanta. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon, 3, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. YOUNG DENNETH GAYLE, JR. Hilton Village, Virginia CIVIL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. RALPH EDWIN GEIGER McRae, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING MELVIN GELERNTER Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Epsilon Pi Alpha Phi Omega, 1; Phi Epsilon Pi Secretary ' , 3. 4; Hillel, 3. IRANK VREELAND GEORGE, JR. Savannah, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Geechee Club, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. ROBERT R. GIBSON, JR. Gilbertown, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Delta Tail Delia Alpha Phi Omega, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; A. I. I. E., 3, 4; Technique. 3; Col- lection Manager, 4, Business Manager, 4; Table Managers Association, 3, 4, President, 3. WILLIAM ELLES GIESLER Martinsville, Virginia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Six ' a Kappa Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Kappa Treasurer, 3; Wrestling Team, 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN FRANKLIN GILLESPIE Fayetteville. Tennessee INDIISTKIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Geechee Club, 4; Society of American Military Engineers, 4. RALPH [ARSH GILMORE, JR. Cirants Pass, Ore.gon ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Fhi Eta Sigma, I; Fta Kappa Nu, 3. Vice Presi- dent, 4; Tau Beta Pi Secretary, 3; Institute of Radio Engineers President, 4; I. R. C, J; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3; Engineer. 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; A. I. E. E., 4. 74 Of nin£T£En f ift v JOSEPH PARMELEE GLEASON Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRlAt. MANAGEMENT Siama Chi Tech Management Club, 4; Intlustrial Manage- ment Society, -1. WILLIAM CLARK GLEASON Groton, New York INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT DAVID SCHNUR GOLDSTEIN Newark, New Jersey AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. LLOYD GONSOULIN Biloxi, Mississippi ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT HEMPHILL GOODHART, JR. Mountainside, New Jersey INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Delia Theta EDDIE BLAKE GOODRICH Mansfield. Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Intlependeiit Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. CURTIS CORBETT GOODSON Miami, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2. i; Vice President, 4; Foil and Mask. ; Radio Club, 2, 3, 4; I. R. E. Secretary, 4. GLEASON, J GLEASON. W. GOLDSTEIN GONSOULIN GOODHART GOODRICH GOODSON, C. JAMES MARION GOODSON, McCalla, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING JR. GOODSON, J. WILLIS GOULD GORDON Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Laml ila Chi Alpha International Relations Club, 3, 4; Baseball Manager, 2. JAMES LATHERN GOSSETT Piedmont, Alabama TEXTILE ENGINEERING Delta Kappa Phi, -i; Dean ' s List, 3, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 3, 4. EDWIN STEPHEN GOTHARD Pensarola, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Alpha Phi Omega, 3, Historian, 4; A. S. M. E., 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4; Lieutenant Colonel, Air R. O. T. C, 4; Distin- guished Military Student Award, 4; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, 3; A. R. O. T. C Rifle Team, Captain, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 4. LESLIE EMERSON GRADICK, JR. Decatur, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. GORDON GOSSETT GRADICK 75 GRAHAM, S. GREELEY GRAHAM. W. GREEN, E. GRANT, R. GREEN, J. GRANT. S. GRAV, G. GRAY, J GREENBAUM Dick Fox Business Manager, Tech tii ue, President Pi Delta Epsilon, Bulldog Club. STEWART MERRELL GRAHAM Louisville, Kentucky INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Football, 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH GRAHAM Decatur, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ROBERT L. GRANT Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. SAMUEL PERSHING GRANT Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Chi Sigma, 4; Dean ' s List, 1. GEORGE WILLIAM GRAY Veto Beach, Florida CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Chi Sigma, 4; American Chemical So- ciety, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers, 4. .JAMES WILLIAM GRAY, IR. Lake Alfred, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tail Omega Scabbard and Blade, 4; Tables Mana.gers ' Asso- ciation Secretary, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, i; Industrial Management Society, 4; Lieutenant Commander, N. R. O. T. C. PAUL WILLIAM GREELEY Rome, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Mana.qement Club, 1 . EUGENE WESLEY GREEN Campbell. California ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. JESSE STOKES GREEN Waynesboro, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SAMUEL GORDON GREEN, JR. Alexandria, Virginia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epiilon Si.gma Alpha Epsilon Historian, 3, Secretary, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, Vice President. i; Glee Club, 3. 4; A. S. M. E., 4; Regimental Commander. N. R. O. T. C. TRAVERS R. GREEN Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha lipsilon Track, 1, 2, 3. ROBERT BERNARD GREENBAUM Chica.go, Illinois ARCHITECTURE Tau Epsilon Phi Pershing Rifles. I, Secretary, 2, President, 3; Technique, 1; Drama Tech, 4; Lieutenant Colonel, A. R. O. T. C. THE S E n I R E L fl S S OF 50 76 GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHROLOGV JOHN HAROLD GREENE Hiawassee, Georgia PHYSICS Alpha Tau Omega MERTON DAVIS GREENE Portsmouth. Virginia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM HERBERT GREENE Kingsport, Tennessee MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Sigma Nu Vice Presitient, 2; Pi Tau Sigma, 1. 4; Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Secretary, 4; A. S. M. E., 3, 4. JACK URBAN GREENLESS Huntsville, Alabama INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4. HERMAN HESTAL GREGG, JR. Afanchester, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING ISAAC McPHERSON GREGORIE Denmark, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Omicron Delta Kappa, 4; Koseme Society Treas- urer, 3, 4; A. L I. E., 3, 4; Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Secretary, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer, 3; Major Air Force, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Alpha Pi Mu, 4; Dean ' s List, 1. 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4; Beta Theta Pi Secretary, 3; Technique, 1, 2, Feature Editor, 3, Co-editor, 3, Managing Editor, 4; Engineer, 3, Feature Editor, 4. JACK SANDERS GRIFFIN Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT I ' hi Delta Theta Bulldoy Club, , 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 4; T Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; President Freshman Class; Vice President Sophomore Class. Scabbard and Blade, 4. RANDOLPH PAGE GRIFFIN Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epiilon Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4; American Asso- ciation of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4; Swimming, I, 2, 3, 4. TOM F. GRIFFIN Valdosta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Psi, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; A. A. T. C. C, 4; L R. C, 3, 4. HAROLD HART GRISWOLD Atlanta. Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 3, 4; American Institute of Industrial Eniiineers, 3, 4; Technique. 3, 4; Engineer, 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 4. WILLIAM CLAUDE GRISWOLD Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 4; Technique, 3, 4. WEBSTER GROSS, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi President, 3. V Mtm . ' a %!m . I GREENE, J. GREENE, M. GREENE, W. GREENLESS GREGG GREGORIE GRIFFIN, J. GRIFFIN, R. GRIFFIN, T. GRISWOLD, H. GRISWOLD. W. GROSS 77 THE n I n E T E £ n F I F T V BERYL GRUBAUGH Ban Wert, Ohio ARCIIITHCTURE Sigma Nu Sigma Nu President, 3; Blue Pr int. 3; Yelloic Jacket. 3, 4; Tootball, 1; Basketball, 1; Cross Country Team, 2. JAMES ALLEN HALE Atlanta. Georgia INDUSTRIAL KNGINPERING Kappit Sigma American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. HENRY GARCIA GUERRA Tampa, Florida ARCHITKCTURE Latin American Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Architectural Society, 4. DAVID L. GUFFEY Chattanooga, Tennessee CHEMICAL ENGINEERING RICHARD RUSSELL GUNTER Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Co-op Club, 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 2, 3, 4; Gym Team, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2. 3; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 4; T Club, 4; Lieutenant Colonel, R. O. T. C; A. 1. E. E., 4; I. R. E., 4. FRANK WEBSTER HAINES Atlanta. Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Si.i[ma American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM FREDERICK HAITE Hu ntmgton, Indiana CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, 3, 4; A. L Ch. E., 2, 3. 4; Newman Club, 3, 4; American Chemical Society, 4. JOEL THOMAS HALEY Albany, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGlNEIiRING Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Phi Ome,ga, 1; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. JOHN DONALD HALL Columbia, Pennsylvania ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GEORGE GARNER HALLMAN Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Delta Tail Delta Alpha Phi ( me.ga, 3, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 3, 4; Glee Club. 2. Publicity Manager, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union, 3. 4; Technique. 3, Merchandising Manager, 4; Blue Print. 3, 4; Cheerleader, 3. JOHN LAWRENCE HALLMAN, JR. Jacksonville, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; American Society of Me- chanical Eng ineers, 4. ROGER IRVING HALLOCK Baltimore, Maryland ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Treasurer, 3; American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers Secretary-Treasurer, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3. GRUBAUGH GUNTER HALLMAN, G HAINES HALLMAN, J, HAITE HALLOCK 78 S E n I R CLASS MELVIN CHRISTIAN HALSTEAD Portlock, Virginia CHEMICAL ENGINHERING American Insrirure of Chemical Engineers, 4. HAROLD HIGGINS HAM, IR. Port Orange, FloriJa MECHANICAL l-NGINEERINC, SAMUEL ROGERS HAM Port Orange, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Iiiileperiilent Sluilenls ' Orxaiiizalioi Tech Management Club, 4. HAM. S. JULIAN CARROLL HAMMACK. IR. Washington, D. C. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsiloii American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Dean ' s List, i. DOUGLAS F. HAMMOND Newnan, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. JAMES OXFORD HAMMOND Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Beta rheta Pi Phi Psi, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. WILLIAM LEE HAMMOND Decatur, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEEniNG Sigma Chi Blue Print. 1; Technique, 1; American Associa- tion of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. WILLIAM LEE HANBURY Norfolk, Virginia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Bulldog Club, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 3, Treas- urer, 4; Drama Tech, 3, 4; Technique, 3, 4; Foot- ball, 1; A. S. M. E., 3, 4; 1. R. C, 3, 4. CHARLES HOWARD HANEY, JR. Matter, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Societ ' of Civil Engineers, 4; Society of American Military Engineers, 4. KENNETH EDWARD HANFT Carlstadt, New Jersey ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Tau Beta Pi, A; I. R. E., 4; A. 1. E. E., 4; Bulldog Club, 4. FRANK ERVINE HANKINSON, III College Park, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau Treasurer. 3, 4; Industrial Man- agement Society, 3. i; Scabbard and Blade. 3, 4; Band, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, I, Secretary, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 4; Kappa Kappa Psi, 4; Junior Hotel Men of America, 4. GEORGE RUSSELL HANKS Chattanooga. Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 4. HAMMOND, D. HAMMOND. J. HAMMOND. W. HANBURY HANFT HANKINSON HANKS ii 79 HANNIBAL HARDIN, J. HARDIN, P. HARDING HARDISON HARDMAN HARDWICK HARLEY HARRELL, B. HARRELL, E. HARELL HARRINGTON BILLY B. HANNIBAL Osseo, Michigan MECHANICAL ENGINEERING hidependenl Students ' Organization American Society of Mechanical Engineers, THOMAS ALBERT HARDWICK FaceviUe, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. JAMES EDWARD HARDIN Hephzibah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PAUL HENDRiX HARDIN, j Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon HOWARD EVERETT HARDING Seattle, Washington MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 3, Vice President, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4; Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, President, 2, 3; A. S. M. E. Treasurer, 4. THOMAS BELL HARDISON Springfield, Tennessee MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4; Pi Kappa Alpha Treasurer, 4. WILLIAM NIVER HARLEY Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BEEMER CLIFFORD HARRELL Greenwood, South Carolina ARCHITECTURE Phi Delta Theta Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3; Technique. 1, 2, 3; Yelloiv Jacket, 1; Architectural Society, 4; His- torian, 5. EDWARD SNOWDEN HARRELL Augusta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. J. LEE HARELL Baltimore, Maryland ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Tau Kappa Epsilon American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Tau Kappa Epsilon Vice President, 4. CHARLES S. HARDMAN Columbus. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING DANIEL SCHOEL HARRINGTON Decatur. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Club, 4. GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV 80 S E n I R CLASS ROGER D. HARRINGTON Jackson, Mississippi INDUSTRIAL KNGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. EDWIN SAVOY HARRIS Albany, Georgia ELECTRICIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. HARRY CLARK HARRIS Pelham, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Six ma Nu Sigma Nu Secretary, 3, President, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 3, Treasurer, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4; Drama Tech, 3, 4; International Relations Club, 3, Secretary, 4. JOHN ROSCOE HARRIS. JR. Belle Glade, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Kappa Siji ' iia MAXENE D. HARRIS Dallas, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical En.gineers. 4. PHILIP GUY HARRIS, JR. Spartanburg, South Carolina TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Sin ma American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4; Debating Society, 2, 4; International Relations Club, 2, 4. FRED LAWTON HARRISON. JR. Aberdeen, Mississippi ARCHITECTURE Bulldog Club, 4, 5; Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4, 5. MORRIS EDWIN HARRISON Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma. 3; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 3; T Club, 1, 2, 3; Football, 1, 2, 3. PETER STILLWELL HARROWER Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Glee Club, 1, 2. 3, 4, Business Manager, I, Vice President, 2; RiHe Team Co-Captain, 1; Industrial Manacement Club, 4. CECIL WILSON HARTIS Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING linieptiuiiiil Sliidenti ' Organization Geechee Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIAM F. HARWELL Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM AUGUSTINE HASSETT Staunton, Virginia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, I, 2, 3, 4; American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4. HARRINGTON HARRIS. E. HARRIS, M. HARRISON, F. HARRISON, M, HARROWER HARWELL 81 G E R G I TECH HAULBROOK HAWTHORNE HAYNIE. C. HAYNIE. S. HEAD JOSEPH DONALD HAULBROOK Maysville, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING I ml epe ml I. ' Ill Sluiltmli ' Or aiiizalion JACK PECK HAUNSON Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING HOWARD COWAN HAVRON Birmingham, Alabama CHE ICAL ENGINEERING I ' oil and Mask, 2, 3, Vice President, A: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, i; American Chemical Society, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE B. HAWTHORNE, JR. Sylvester, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; L R. E., 2, 3, Vice President, 4; Flymg Club, 3, 4; Radio Club, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Hhi Omega, 2; Deans List, 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM GERALD HAWKINS Beulah, Mississippi MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ARTHUR LEE HAY, JR. Donalsonville, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Baptist Student Union, 4. JOHN WILSON HAYES, JR. Asheville, North Carolma INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Lambda Chi Alpha Industrial Management Society, 4. JIMMY CALVIN HAYS Macon, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Pi Tau Sigma, 3; Scabbard and Blade, 3. Treas- urer, 4; Dean ' s List, 3, 4; Wrestling Team, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3, Treasurer, 4; A. S. M. E., 4; Major R. O. t. C GEORGE W. HAYNES Sylacauga, Alabama TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma BuUdoK Club, 4; Yellow Jacket, 4. CHARLIE B. HAYNIE Stone Mountain, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SETH REGINALD HAYNIE Atlanta. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JULIAN EUGENE HEAD Oxford, Alabama CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, i; Masonic Club, 4. HEALEY HEASLEY HEATH HEMBY HENDERSON HENDRIX HENRY, C, HENRY, E. HENRY. R. HENSLEY HERNDON, H, HERNDON, T RALPH SUTTON HEALEY Sarasota, FloriJa ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WAYNE DIMLING HEASLEY Orlando, Florida ARCHITECTURE Sigma Chi Tau Beta Pi, 4, 5; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, 5; Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3; Architecture Society. 3, 4, 5; Student Council, 4. ROBERT THOMAS HEATH Tampa. Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 4; Newman Club, 1.4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 4; Blue Print. 4, JOHN CARLYLE HEMBY. JR. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERIN G Kappa Kappa Psi, 3. 4; Band, 2, 3. 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. ULYSSES VIRGIL HENDERSON, JR. West Palm Beach, Florida Theta Chi CHEMISTRY Tau Beta Pi, 4; American Chemical Society, 4; Chemistry Club, 3, 4; Freshman Y Council, I; Dean ' s List, 4. CHARLES LORENZO HENRY Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. EDMUND TAYLOR HENRY Rosedale, Mississippi CIVIL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, ROBERT PATRICK HENRY Columbus, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Sigma Drama Tech, 2, 3; Phi Kappa Si,gma Vice President, 3. MARBLE JOHN HENSLEY Smyrna, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. HAROLD CARL HERNDON Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Delta Kappa Phi, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. WiTT Langstaff President Omicron Delta Kappa. President Tau Beta Pi. ANAK, Koseme. GEORGE WESLEY HENDRIX Birmingham. Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Delia Sigma Phi THOMAS CLYDE HERNDON Toomsboro. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. THE S E n I R E L fl S S OF 50 83 THE n I n E T E E n HESLING HESS HILES HILL. H. HILL, W. HILLHOUSE HODGE, J. RICHARD DLNNIS HHiLlNG, JR. Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Tail Kappa lipsilon PAUL HUNTLEY HESS Baltimore, Maryland MECHANICAL ENGINEERING bulepeiideiil Sludeiils ' Organizalion American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. PERRY T. HICKS, JR. Alpharetta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JOHN GORDON HILES Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Delia Tbela Swimming Team, 1, 2, 3, -4, Captain, 3. HENRY L. HILL College Park. Georgia ARCHITECTURE Kappa Alpha WILLIAM WATSON HILL, JR. Baltimore, Maryland MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Theta Xi Theta Xi Secretary, 2, President, 3, Treasurer, 4; Pershing Rifles Secretary, 3; Y. M. C. A. Cab- inet; Bulldog, 4; Blue Print, 3, 4; Cross Country Team, 4; Track, 4; A. S. M. E., 4. WILMER BIRD HILLHOUSE Valdosta. Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independeiil Stiiilents ' Orgaiiizalioi? GLENN SAMUEL HINSHAW Chamblee, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, RAWSON CALVIN HIPP Columbia, South Carolina AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING JAMES ROE HODGE Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsiloii MILLARD WOODSON HODGE Morristown, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING LHROY LANGFORD HODGES, JR. Watkinsville, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4; Wrestling, 2, 4; Chess Club, 1, 4. 84 F I F T V S E n I R CLASS THOMAS M. HODGES Dublin, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT EUGENE EMIL HOL fEN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Lambild Chi Alpha Industrial Management Society, 4; Foil and Mask, A; Tech Management Club, 4; International Relations Club, 4; Major Air R. O. T. C. CHARLES ELLZEY HOFFMAN Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Chi EDWIN E. HOLCOMBE Decatur, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GLENN L. HOLFORD, JR. Decatur, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi JAMES FRANKLIN HOLLADAY Atlanta. Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JAMES STEVENS HOLMES, JR. Jackson. Mississippi INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Alpha Industrial Management Society. 4; Tech Man- a.gement Club, i; Alpha Chi Sigma,4. MILTON HOLTZMAN Brooklyn, New York ARCHITECTURE Tau Epsilon Phi Architectural Society, 4. BASIL P. HOOTEN, JR. Villa Rica, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING EUGENE HORNE, JR. Americus. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Alpha Tech Management Club, 4; Assistant Football Manager, 1, 2, 3: Senior Wrestling Manager, 3, 4. RH - TiPifflH JOHN SEARCH HOLLIS Macon. Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Si.gma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Briaerean Society, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4. TERRELL EDWIN HORNE Americus, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kapp.i Alpha HODGES HOFFMAN HOLCOMBE HOLFORD HOLLADA HOLLIS HOLMEN HOLMES HOLTZMAN HOOTEN HORNE, E. HORNE, T 85 THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 Mack Gregorie Managing Editor lechnique, Omicron Delta Kappa, Koseme, Tau Beta Pi. JULIAN RUSSELL HOSS Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WALTER LAWRENCE H(WSE, JR. Dougla.sville. Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM LEE HOWARD Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. DON NELMS HOWELL College Park, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, .i, -4. RICHARD GEORGE HUBBARD, JR. Southington, Connecticut ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; A. I. E. E., 4; L R. E., 4; Dean ' s List, 2, 3. CARL H. HUDSON Macon, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sinma Alpha Epiilon Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4. JOHN WILLIAM HUDSON Forrest City, Arkansas CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, American Chemical Society, i. UDONOUGH ULYSSES HUDSON Columbus, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, 4; Tech Manauement Club, 3, i. ALTON BENTON HUFF Monticello, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tan Omega Alpha Phi Omega, 3, Vice President, 4; Radio Club, 3; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4, Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. DALE LAWS HUGGINS Chattanooga, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Beta Thela Pi American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Blue Print, 2. THOMAS EARL HUDDLESTON York, South Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. CARL A. HUGHES, JR. Decatur, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma jiAT HOSS HOUSE HOWARD HOWELL HUBBARD HUDDLESTON HUDSON, C. HUDSON, J. HUDSON, U, HUFF HUGGINS HUGHES 86. HUGHES HULL, H. HULL, R. HULLINGER HULSEY HUNT, A. HUNT, V HUNTER HURST HURVITZ HUSAYNI HUTCHINGS ROBERT IRVIN HUGHES, JR. Birminjiham, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical En.qineers, 4; Lieutenant R. O. T. C. VIRGIL DAVIS HUNT Ruston, Louisiana INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Tau Beta Pi. 3. -4; Alpha Pi Mu, .5, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 3, 4; Beta Theta Pi President, 4. HORACE EDWARD HULL, JR. Bessemer, Alabama INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4; Tech Man- agement Club, 4. LEE OWEN HUNTER Trenton, Kentucky ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha Co-op Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4; 3, 4; Track, 1; Cross Country, I, 2, Council, 4. I. E. E., Student REUBEN CARNES HULL Acworth, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES JOHN HULLINGER Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta Tau Delta Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 1, White and Gold Club, 3, 4. CHARLES CLAY HULSEY Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING HOLLIS CHRISTOPHER HURST Ochlochnee, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Radio Club, 3, 4. ARTHUR HURVITZ Hollis, New York INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Tau Epsiinn Pi American Instimte for Industrial Engineers, 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 3, 4. SADD M. HUSAYNI Horns, Syria ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING liiilepeiiiU ' Nt Stutletits ' Ori aiiizalioii American Institute of Electrical Engineers, ALVA ANTHONY HUNT Lancaster, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Band, 1, 2, 3; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. CHARLES MAC HUTCHINGS Rome, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Theta Chi Theta Chi President, 4; Scabbard and Blade, , 4- A. S. M. E., 4; Blue Print. 2: Techiiii ue. 2; F. C, 4. GEORGIH inSTITUTE OF TECHROLOGV 87 THE S E n I R E L H S S JACKSON, L. JAMES. A. JAMES, T. INGMAN JACKSON. C. JACKSON, T. JENKINS WILLIAM H. HYATT LaGrangc, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JAMES ARTHUR INGMAJM, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tan Omega Society for Advancement of Mana.cement, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineering, 4; Toil and Mask, 1, 2. RICHARD B. INMAN Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES T ' LER JACKSON, JR. Pahokee, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING L. KIMBALL JACKSON Columbus, Ohio CIVIL ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha Chi Epsilon, .T, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. THOMAS A. JACKSON Roswell, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. ALBERT C JAMES Nashville, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE Tail Kappa Epsilon Bulldog Club, 4. FREDDIE ELWOOD JAMIS Au.yusta, Georgia ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING THOMAS DUNCAN JAMES, JR. Albany, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING indepeiiileiit Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. GEORGE ASBURY JARRARD Chicopee, Geor.Kia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Phi Psi, 3, 4; Rambhn ' Reck Club, .3, 4. CHARLES WENDELL JAUDON Savannah, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 3, 4; Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4. STERLING PERRY JENKINS, JR. Columbus, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Camera Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Tech. 2, 3, 4; A. 1. E. E., 4; L R. E., 4. 88 OF n I n ETEEn fi ft v JOHN ALLEN JERNIGAN Greensboro, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIAM ALEXANDER JENNINGS Memphis, Tennessee AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 3, 4. ROBERT HOUSTON JEWELL, JR. Chickamauga, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta Blue Print. 1. BRUCE MERLE JEWETT Cleveland, Ohio PHYSICS Pi Kappa Phi Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4: Drama Tech, 2, Treasurer, 3, 4; Band, 2, 3, 4; Engineer, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Phi Treasurer, 3. Presi- dent, 4. CALVIN M. JOHNSON Fort Valley, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Eta Sigma, 1. CLARENCE CONOVER JOHNSON Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tan American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. KELLY ANDREW JOHNSON Moultrie, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. MILO AUBERT JOHNSON, JR. Johnson City, New York MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. ROBERT MORRISON JOHNSON Charleston, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. ROLSTON JOHNSON Macon, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1, 2, 3, President, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 4; P i Delta Epsilon, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, President, 4; Industrial Management Socierj ' Vice President, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3, 4; Yellow lacket. 1, 2, Circulation Manager, 3, Advertising Manager, 4, Business Manager, i; Senior Class Vice President; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. RUFUS SLAYDEN JOHNSON, JR. Clarksville, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE Tan Kappa Epsilon Architectural Society, 4. WILLIAM AARON JOHNSON Atlanta, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team, 1. 2, 3. 4; Track, 2, Manager, 3; Cross Country Manager, 3, 4. JERNIGAN JEW EH JOHNSON, C. M. JOHNSON, C. C. JOHNSON, K. JOHNSON, M. JOHNSON. R. M. JOHNSON, R. JOHNSON, R. S. JOHNSON, W. 89 JOHNSTON, J. F. JOHNSTON, J. E JONES. C. M. Georgk Kirkpatrick Presiilcm BuUilog Club, Siuiient Council, Phi Psi. JAMES 1-RANKLlN JOHNSTON, JR. Asheville, North Carolina MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical En.i ineers, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON Americas, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4; Camera Club, 3, 4. MONROE MARION JOHNSTON Savannah, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Geechee Club, 4. THOMAS WALKER JOINER Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE OSCAR L. JOLLY Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT WALTER HOWELL JOLL ' i ' , JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 4; Cap- tarn R. O. T. C. CECIL MOORE JONES, II Gainesville, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Sigma Phi Epsilon American Ceramic Society, 2, i, 4. CLAUDE EUGENE JONES Atlanta, Georgia PHYSICS Sigma Pi Sigma, .3, Vice President, 4, ELIAS OLIVER JONES Colquitt, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Mana.uement Society, S, 4. JOE LIVINGSTON JONES Columbus, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. SAM KELLOW JOLLY Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FAT JONES, JR. Macon, Georgia INDLISTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta ' I all Delta Baseball Mana.ger, 2. THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 90 GEORGIf) inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV ROBERT HUBBARD JONES Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEKRINC, Sigma Chi SAMUEL J. JORDAN Columbus, Georgia INDIJSTMIAL HNGINi;i:iUNCi SAMUEL HAIGH JOPLING, Brooklyn, New York MECHANICAL 1-NGINEERING JR. GEORGE WILLIAM JORDAN Gadsden, Alabama INDLISTRIAL MANAGEMENT T Club, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1. GEORGE WALKER JORDAN, III HawkinsviUe, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JAMES LAMAR JORDAN Anniston, Alabama INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization ANAK, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4; Inde- pendent Students ' Organization President, 3; Bull- dog Club, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, Vice President, 3, President, 4; Koseme Society, President Senior Class; Baseball, 1. WILLIAM DAVID JORDAN, Birmingham, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Vice President, 2; and Blade, 3, 4; Captain R. O. T. C. Scabbard Football, 1; Basketball, 1; WILLIAM RUSSELL JORDAN, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Secretary, 2, 3; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. HUGH MALCOLM JUDD, JR. Shelbyville, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Engineer, 4. BILLY KAN Shanghai, China CHEMISTRY Chinese Club, 5, 4; President, 3; Technique, 1; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Band, 1, 2; A. I. Ch. E., 3; Ameri- can Chemical Society, 4. RALPH PENTON JORDAN Albany, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CHARLES WILLIAM KASTNER Elgin, Texas ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JORDAN, S. JOPLING JORDAN. W. D. JORDAN, G. WM. JORDAN. W. R. JORDAN, G. W JUDD JORDAN, R. KASTNER 91 THE n I n £ T E E n F I f T V JOSIE CHESTHR KEA, JR. Rocky Ford, Georqia IILECTRICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM JOSEPH KELLY Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sinma Alpha Epsilon I ' ootball, 1; Interfraternity Council, 1; President I ' reshman Class. HAROLD ANTHONY KEANE Rockland, Massachusetts ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Newman Club, 3, 4. JACK NEWTON KENNEY Athens, Georgia ARCHITECn-URAL ENGINEERING RICHARD M. KEARSE Ehrhardt, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. CLAUD MARVIN KELLETT, JR. Tupelo, Mississippi ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Radio Club, 3; A. I. E. E., 4; Glee Club, 3; Phi Eta Sigma, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Kappa Phi. 4. H. L. KELLY Decatur, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT B. KEPP Wauchula, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JACOB WARREN KERSTEN Long Island, New York INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Kappa Sigma Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 4. ROBERT STANTON KETTRICK Davenport, Iowa MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers President, 4. WALTER JOSEPH KELLY. Ill Lynchburg, Virginia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, DON LEE KILLGORE Hobbs, New Mexico MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, i; American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers, 3, President, 4. KELiy, WM. J. KENNEY KEARSE I I • KELLETT KERSTEN KELLY, W. J. KILLGORE 92 S £ n I R CLASS WILBUR BERRY KINES MiUedgeville. Georpia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, EDWARD LEWIS KING Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tail Omega Chess Club, 3; Tennis Team, 3, 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KING, 111 Mobile, Alabama INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Beta Theta Pi BERNARD J. KING, JR. Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING BLAINE H. KING Westfield, Pennsylvania ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa PERCY GLENN KING Stone Mountain, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GEORGE LESTER KIRKPATRICK, JR. Dalton, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Alpha Tail Omega Phi Psi, 3, Vice President, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, President, 4; Student Council, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleees. TARVER A. KITCHENS, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tail Omega Tech Management Club, 4; Blue Print Photogra- pher, 2; Technique Photographer, 2, 3; A. I. E. E., 3, 4. LOUIS ALEXANDER KLEIN Augusta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon Pi Treasurer, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Vice President, 4; A. 1. Ch. E., 3, 4; Hillel, 3, 4; Technique, 1 . RUDOLPH JOSEPH KLEIN, JR. Decatur, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Si ma Nu Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; I. R. E., 4; A. I. E. E., 4; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3, 4; Major R. O. T. C; Scabbard and Blade, 4. DON J. KNAPP Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 3, 4; A. S. C. E., 3; Vice President, 4; S. A. M. E., 4; Navy Rifle Team, 1, KINES KING. E. =1 m r i ' - KING. B. F. KING. B. J. ■l KING. B. H. KING. P. KIRKPATRICK KITCHENS mMk KNAPP 4; Concert Band, 1, N. R. O. T. C. 3, 4; Ensign i KNEZEVICH PETER JEROME KNEZEVICH Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT 93 KNIGHT C, KNIGHT. J. KNIPPLE KNOX KOEN KRAFT KRESCANKO KRBTCHMAN KUBICKY KURLAT CAREY D. KNIGHT LaGrange, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4; Tech Man- agement Club, 4. JEFF PERRY KNIGHT Dublin, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha Radio Club, 4; Gym Team Manager, RAY WESLEY KNIPPLE Wichita, Kansas GENERAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM ROUSE KNOX Harrisburg, Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JIM HUGH KOEN Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL HNGINEERING HAAOLD WRIGHT KRAFT, JR. Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Vice President, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa Secretary, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Koscme, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 1, 2, Vice President,3 Presi- dent, 4; Geechee Club, 1, 2, 3; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3, 4; 5C ' ho ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JOSEPH NICHOLAS KRESCANKO New York, New York MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tau Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Dean ' s List, 4; Swimming, 4. FRANK CHARLES KRETCHMAN Winter Park, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Chi Psi Chi Psi Treasurer, 3, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. EDWARD WITOLD KUBICKY Boston. Massachusetts CHEMISTRY Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, 3, 4; American Chemical Society, 3. 4. SAUL KURLAT Saluda, South Carolina CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. MONTE W. KORB Bremerton, Washington MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, Corresponding Secretary, 4; A. S. M. E., 3, 4; Dean ' s List, I. 2, 3, 4. GEORGE W. KURTZ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Lambda Chi Alpha American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4. GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV 94 S E n I R CLASS CHI TAO KWOK Shanghai, China TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Delta Kappa Phi, 4; Chinese Club, 3. 4; Dean ' s List, 4. BENJAMIN G. KYLE Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha ALEXANDER STEPHENS KYTLE, JR. Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT DONALD CAMERON LACY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Sigma Alpha Epsilon Corresponding Secretary, 2, 3, Vice President, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma. 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, i; Bulldog Club. 3, Vice President, 4. Secretary-Treasurer. 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 4; Yellow Jacket. 1; Blue Print. 1; Student Council, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, Secretary, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. CHARLES AUGUSTUS LAFFITEAU Savannah. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT bidepenilent Stt ileiils ' Organization Industrial Management Society. 4; Debating So- ciety Secretary. 4; Newman Club, 4; Geechee Club. 3, 4. CHESTER FLOYD LaGRONE, JR. Baton Rouge, Louisiana CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3. 4. ROBERT WALTON LAMKIN, JR. Augusta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Theta Chi American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. JOE CHAPMAN LANE, JR. Bainbridge, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization Tech Management Club, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 4; Foil and Mask, 2, 3, Secretary, 4; Debating Society, 2, 3, 4. OTHO H. LANE Mobile, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM J. LANE, JR. Cullman, Alabama CIVIL ENGINEERING JAMES LEWIS LANG Augusta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERLNG Phi Delta Theta American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. WITT IRION LANGSTAFF Nashville. Tennessee CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi Chi Phi Secretary. 3: ANAK. 4; Omicron Delta Kappa President, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, Secretary, President, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 3; Koseme, 3, 4; A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; T Club. 3, Secre- tary, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 4; Dean ' s List, 3, 4; Ch. E. Outstanding lunior Award; Yellow Jacket. 2, 3; Basketball. i. ' 2: Football, I. 2. 3, 4; Vice President Freshman Class, Vice President Junior Class, Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. KWOK iLiM KYTLE LACY LAFFITEAU LaGRONE LAMKIN LANE. O. v LANGSTAFF 95 GEORGIA TECH LASHLEY LAWRENCE LAY LEACH LEE. H. LEE, J. LEE, T. LESTER, G. LESTER, H. LEVY, P. EUGENE LASHLEY, JR. Perry, Geor,eia INDUSTRIAL nNGINHHRlNG Chi Psi Chi Psi Secretary, 2, Vice President, 3, 4; A. L L E., 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Interfraterniti ' Council, 3, 4. JACK LAWRENCE Adel, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. JOHN WALTER LAY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sisma Chi Alpha Pi Mu. 4: A. I. L E., 3, 4; Rambhn ' Reck Club. 1, 2, 3, 4; White and Gold Vice President, 4; Engineer. 4: Cheerleader, 2; Inter- fraternity Council, 2: Student Council. 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JOSEPH ELISHA LEACH. JR. Rome, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING HOWARD FRANCIS LEE Chamblee, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERTNG Newman Club, 3, 4. JAMES E. LEE Ashburn, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Baptist Student Union Vice President, 1, 2. ROBERT EDWARD LEE Hopewell, Vir.ainia AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha President. 4; I. A. S., 2, 3 Ramblin ' Reck Club, 4; Student Council, 4. THOMAS RAGSDALE LEE Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GEORGE NELSON LESTER Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4. HAZEN RUSSELL LESTER, JR. Rome, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Delta Kappa Phi, 4: American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, 4. HENRY LEVY Savannah, Geor.uia ARCHITECTURE Phi Epsilori Pi Architectural Society, 4, 5: Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Geechee Club, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Ome.ga, 1; Swim- ming Team, 1, 3. PHILLIP LEVY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Architectutal Society. 3, 4. 96 LEWIS LIPPINCOTT LITTLEJOHN, A LITTLEJOHN, J. LINENKOHL LIVELY, L. LINES LIVELY, R. SAMUEL WILLIAM LEWIS East Point, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM O. LIGON Vienna, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. NORVELLE CHARLES LILLEYz Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engi- neers, 4. EDWARD HERMAN LINDBLOM, JR. Miami, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Si mn Alpha Epsilon Tech Management Club, 4; Industrial Manage- ment Society, 4; Blue Print, 3, 4. RUSSELL EZELL LINENKOHL Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Cross Country Team, 1. HARVEY HOLMES LIPPINCOTT Moorestown, New Jersey MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2, 3; Freshman Y. M. C A. Council; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3; Dean ' s List, 1; A. S. M. E., 3, 4. DONALD WOODALL LITTLE Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ALBERT DUKE LITTLEJOHN, JR. Rome, Georgia Independent Students ' Organization JAMES D. LITTLEJOHN Winston-Salem, North Carolina CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Delta Sigma Phi American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, Bulldog Club, 3, ■ ; Band, 2, 3, 4. LEWELL MILTON LIVELY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING DoBY Kraft Omicron Delta Kappa, President Glee Club, Tau Beta Pi. JOHN ANDREW LINES Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 3, 4. ROBERT MIDDLETON LIVELY Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT THE S E n I R E L fl S S OF 50 97 THE n I n E T E E n LIVINGSTON LOCHRIDGE LOCKE, B. G. LOCKE, J. LONGINO LOPEZ, G. LOPEZ. V. LOUDERMILK LOWRANCE CHARLES RICHARD LIVINGSTON Augusta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HOMER McCALL LLOYD, JR. Birmingham, Alabama MECHANICAL ENGlNEtRING Pi Kappti Alpha American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. MARSHALL ARMSTRONG LOCHRIDGH, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi Alpha Pi Mu, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Wrestling Team, 1, 2. B. G. LOCKE Oxford, Mississippi INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Football, 1. JAMES WILLIAM LOCKE St. Petersburg, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Uidepeniient Stuiletiis ' Organization Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers, 4; Callaway Unit, Independent Stu- .lents ' Organization Secretary, 3, President, 4. LINTON MARSHALL LONGINO Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4; Pi Eta Epsilon, 1, 2, 3, 4. HOMER J. LONGLEY, JR. Dalton, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ItiiUpcndeiil Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. GERARDO ANGEL LOPEZ Tavana, Cuba MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4; Latin-American Club, 2, 4. VICTOR ORLANDO LOPEZ Santa Clara, Cuba CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Latin-American Club, 1, 2, President, 3, 4. SIDNEY LUTHER LOUDERMILK Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERllNG ROY E. LOWRANCE, JR. Macon, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi I. R. E., 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2; Radio Club, 4; A. 1. E. E., 3, 4. WILLIAM J. L. LUCKETT Canton, Mississippi CIVIL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 4; Lieutenant Colonel Air R. O. T. C. QS F I F T V S E n I R CLASS DONALD LEON LYLE Griffin, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi, 3, -i; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Ameri- can Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4; Tennis Team, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4. JAMES THOMAS MADRY Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Beta Thela Pi American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4; Rifle Team, 1, 2. JACK BROWN LYLE Louisville, Mississippi AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. WAYMAN HORACE LYTLE Norfolk, Virginia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E., 3, 4; Foil and Mask, 3; Drama Tech, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 4. EDGAR G. MAAHS Atlanta, Georgia GENERAL ENGINEERING ROGERS MORRIS MacMlLLAN Macon, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3. 4; Society for Advance- ment of Management, 3, 4. HARRY LAWRENCE MAHL, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. HENRY ARTHUR MALONE Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4; Pi Eta Epsilon, 4. JOHN ALONZA MALONE Allen, Maryland ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 3, 4. JEFFERSON LEE MALONEY Smyrna, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JEFFERSON EDWARD MACON Albany, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, I, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Pi Mu. 3. ice President, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; A. I. I. E., 3, Vice President, 4; S. A. M. President, 4. PHILIP J. MALONSON Woburn. Massachusetts AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Institute of Aero- nautical Sciences, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team, 2. 09 THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 RoLSToN Johnson President Scabbard and Blade, President Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice President Senior Class, Bulldog Club. STANrORD MANGHAM Americus, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEl-RING ANDREW J. MANGIONE Stamford, Connecticut ARCHITECTURE Lambda Chi Alpha WILLIAM JUDSON MANLY, .|R. Dalton, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; 4. ESTES WILSON MANN, JR. Memphis, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Deputy Treasurer, 2, 3; ANAK President, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 4; Koseme, 3. 4; Student Council Treasurer, 3, Presi- dent, 4; Georgia Tech World Student Fund, 3, Chairman, 4; I. R. C. Secretary-Treasurer, 2; In- dustrial Management Society, 4; Sophomore Class President; Student Trial Board, 3; Debating So- ciety, 2; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. ROBERT EUGENE MANN LaGrange, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. ANDREW ANGELO MARINOS Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT THAYER B. MARSH Jonesboro, Arkansas ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Phi Epsilon American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. ARTHUR HARRISON MARTHENS, JR. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha FRANK WHITCHER MARTIN Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Kappa Psi Vice President, 4; Radio Club President, 4; Engineer, 4; Masonic Club Historian, 4; Dean ' s List, 1. GWYNN T. MARTIN Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ANTHONY CARMEN MARCHEGIANO Phoenixville, Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Junior Hotel Men of America, 4; Newman Club, 3. 4; Camera Club, 3, 4; ' Wrestling, 2. JAMES DAY MARTIN Gainesville, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers, 3, 4. MANGHAM MARINOS MARCHEGIANO MARTIN, J. inn MARTIN, R. MARTIN, W. MARX MASTIN MATHERS MATHIS, R. MATHIS. W. MATTHEWS. W. G. MATTHEWS, W. C. MATTHEWS, W. E. MAXWELL, G MAXWELL, H. RICHARD SEARLES MARTIN Jacksonville, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3; Wesley Foun- dation, 2, Cabinet, 2, 3, 4. 4; A. S. C. E., 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. WILLIAM LAYNE MATHIS Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 4. WILLIAM ALFRED MARTIN, JR. Chattanooga, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE Sigma Phi Epsilon Architectural Society, 2, 3, 4. STANLEY BARRY MAUX New Orleans, Louisiana HLECTRICAL ENGINEERING Tau Epsilon Phi Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, Football, 1, 2. ERNEST ORVILLE MASTIN Birmingham, Alabama ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5. WHITLEY G. MATTHEWS Rockmart, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM CLAY MATTHEWS Charleston, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Ihela T Club, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling, 2, Captain, 4; Swimming, 1. WILLIAM ELLIOTT MATTHEWS, IV Prattville, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta Cross Country, 1; Ensign N. R. O. T. C. JOHN M. MATHERS Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization GROVER CLEVELAND MAXWELL, JR. Augusta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Secretary, 4; President. 4. ROBERT WAYNE LATHIS Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. HERSCHELL QUINTON MAXWELL Thomasville, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHROLOGV 101 THE S E n I R C L R S S MAYTIELD, G. MAYFIELD, M. McARTHUR McBRAYER McCAMISH McCARTHA McCarthy McCULLOUGH GEORGE GEIGER MAYFIELD Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINHERING Chi I ' hl American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Secretary, 3. MANVILLE JACKSON MAYFIELD Atlanta, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Si ma Chi American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Lieutenant N. R. O. T. C. PAYTON COLQUITT MAYO Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TROY ALDINE MAYS East Point, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi, 4; American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4. BILLY B. MAZANTl Pine Bluff, Arkansas CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4; Wrestling Team, 3; Chi Epsilon, 4. JOHN A. McARTHUR, JR. High Springs, Florida ARCHITECTURE DAVID PINCKNEY McBRAYER, III Houma, Louisiana ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sinma Phi Epsilon American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; Student Council, 4. HENRY FRANKLIN McCAMISH, JR. Greenwood, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delia Tau Delta Delta Tau Delta Vice President, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, Treasurer, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, President, 4; Industrial Management Society, 4; Koseme, 3, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4; White and Gold, 3, Secretary, 4; T Club, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Blue Print, 1; Assistant Editor, 2, 3, Editor, 4; Technit ue. 3; Baseball Manager, 1, 2, 3; Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, 4; Publications Board, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon Award For Outstanding Contribution to Journal- ism, 3; Industrial Management Society Outstand- ing Senior Award; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. SAMUEL RANDOLPH McCARTHA, JR. Rome, Georgia ARCHITECTURE ALFRED H. McCARTHY Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING A. S. C. E., 3; A. I. I. E., 3, 4; Society for Ad- v;:ncemcnt of Management, 4; Newman Club, 3, 4. STANLEY PARRISH McCRANIE Douglas, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING h ihpeniUnt Sludeiits ' Orj ' atiization HUGH CARTER McCULLOUGH Atlanta. Georgia INDUSIRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega Industrial Management Society, 4. 102 OF n I n ETE E n fi ft v DONALD WINSTON McINTOSH Miami, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. WILLIAM DAVIS McJUNKlN Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Debating Society, 2, 3, 4. CLARENCE EDWARD McKEE, JR. Sanford, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Treasurer, 3, 4; Tech Manage- ment Club, 4. CHARLES BENJAMIN McKlNNEY Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2, 3, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4; Radio Club, 4. FREDERICK HENRY McKINNEY Washington, D. C. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Briaerean Society President, 4; Debating Society, 4; 1. R. C, 4. JOE MORGAN McKINNEY Fayetteville, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Si,i; ia Chi Sigma Chi President, 4. WILLIAM ERSKINE McKOWN, JR. LaFayette, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, 3, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. GEORGE CROWSON McKOY Atlanta, Georgia PHYSICS Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4. SAM H. McLEAN Shelbyville, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE WILLIAM YOUMANS McLEAN Douglas, Georgia ARCHITECTURE LUTHER MARVIN MtLEOD, JR. Albany. Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Society of American Military Engineers, 3, 4. PAUL THOMAS McMAHAN St. Petersburg, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delia Tau Delta Track Team, I; Wrestling Team. 1, 4; Band, 1; Industrial Management Society, 4. McKEE McKINNEY, C. McKINNEY, F. McKINNEY, J. McKOWN McLEAN, S. McLEAN. W. McLEOD McMAHAN 103 McMANUS, JOHN McMANUS. JOS, McMICHAEL Mcmullen McNLTTT McRAE McWHORTER MEACHAM MEADE MEAGHER MEEK MEREDITH Lamar Jordan ANAK, Omicron Delta Kappa, President Independent Students ' Organization, President Senior Class. JOHN JOSEPH McMANUS, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4; Newman Cfub, 1, 2, 3, President, 4; A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4; American Chemical Society, 4; Dean ' s List, 4. JOSEPH J. McMANUS Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING RAY AUSTIN McMICHAEL Covington, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ARVY HUGH McMULLEN Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. GARLAND M. McNUTT, JR. Miami, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi Society for the Advancement of Mana.i;ement, 3, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers, 3, 4. ROBERT FREDERICK, McRAE Mt. Vernon, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT liuU ' puiideiil Sludcnli ' Organizntioti Tech Management Club, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 4. WAYNE FRANK Mc ' WHORTER Lafayette, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. LLOYD F. MEACHAM, JR. Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 4. GUTHERIE PARKER MEADE Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Indepemlenl Students Arxai izalioii Tech Management Club, (. VINCENT MICHAEL MEAGHER, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Theta Chi Newman Club, 1, 2, Vice President, 3, Presi- dent, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; American Manage- ment Association, 4. WILLIAM ETHAN MEEK Smyrna, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. DUKE COLE MEREDITH, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, President 4; A. I. Ch. E. 2, 3, Secretary. 4; American Chemi- cal Society, 3, 4; White and Gold Club, 3, 4. THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 104 GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV THOMAS CRAYTON MEREDITH, JR. Elberton, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Kappa Alpha CHARLES HERBERT MILAM, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT LAWRENCE MATT MERE Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Band, 1. PIERCE MERRY, JR. Augusta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi Glee Club, 2, 3; American Society o f Mechani- cal Engineers, 3, -i. WILLIAM JACKSON METZGER, JR. Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Chi White and Gold, 3, 4. WILLIAM WINN MILLAR, JR. Atlanta, Georgia AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Band, 2, 3, 4; Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. ALVIN MURRAY MILLER New York, New York INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT DAVID B. MILLER Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING JOHN HDD MICHAELS Scottsboro, Alabama INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT RICHARD DEAN MILLER Chattanooga, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society Secretary, 4. DONALD ROBERT MIDDOUR Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Sigma American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM ALVIN MILLER Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING I MERL MILLAR MILLER, A. MILLER, D MICHAELS MIDDOUR 105 THE n I n E T E £ n F I f T V SAMUEL COOPER MINNIS South Pittsburg, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL ENGINKHIUNG Beta Theta Pi HaRRY BURCHEL MITCHELL, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 4. CAMERON OSCAR MIXON, JR. Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Geechee Club, 4. GEORGE B. MOCK, JR. Albany, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Phi Eta Sigma Historian ,1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Pi Mu, 3, Secretary, 4; A. I. 1. E., 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade. 4: Newman Club, 4; Pershing Rifles, 1, 2; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Print, 1, 2; American Chemi- cal Association Award, 3. BENNET ROY MOGUL North Plainfield, New Jersey CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Epsilon Pi American Chemical Sociery, 3, 4; A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4; Technique. 2, 3; Engineer, 3, 4. EDGAR BURWELL MONTAGUE, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Thel Phi Delta Theta President, 4; American In- stitute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, Alpha Pi Mu, 4. EUGENE EDWARD MOOD ' LaGrange, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Phi Psi, 3, 4. JAMES LESLIE MOODY Pierce, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. EDWARD ERVIN MOORE Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JAMES NORRIS MOORE, III Savannah, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Secretary, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, , Secretary, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Pi Tau Sigma Sophomore Award; A. S. M. E., 3, Trea.surer, 4. WALTER CLARENCE MONK, JR. Gabbetrville, Georgir CHEMISTRY Independent Students ' Organization Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4. RODNEY ENGLERTH MOORE Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 4; Toil and Mask, 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Presi- dent, 4. V n . MINNIS MITCHELL MIXON MOCK MOGUL MONK MONTAGUE MOODY, E. MOOOY. J. MOORE. E. MOORE, J. MOORE, R 106 S E n I R CLASS JOSEPH CHARLES MORELLl Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1. 2, 3, 4. CHARLES PERKINS MORETON Brookhaven, Mississippi CIVIL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Vice President, 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; A. S. C. E., 3, Secretary, 4; Chi Epsilon, 4; Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, 4; Technique, 1; Drama Tech, 2, 3. DONALD ALLEN MORGAN Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. FRANK WALTON MORGAN, JR. Waycross, Georgia ARCHITECTURE JOHN JEFFERSON MORGAN Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT NORMAN LESTER MORGAN Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Kappa Tau STANLEY LEWIS MORGAN, JR. Fayeneville, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Society of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. FREDERICK MAURICE MORRISON, JR. West Palm Beach, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Thela American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. HAROLD MORRISON, JR. Chattanooga, Tennessee GENERAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HAMILTON MORROW, JR. Hagerstown, Maryland INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Secretary, 4; Alnha Pi Mu. i; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. JOHN MOSCHAK Binghamton, New York INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4. WALTER GRANT MOSELEY Stockbridge, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING MORELLl MORETON MORGAN. D. MORGAN, F. MORGAN. J. MORGAN, N. MORGAN, S. MORRISON, F. MORRISON, H. MOSCHAK 107 MOSLEV MOSTELLER MOTLEY MOTZ MUNGER MUNNICH MURDOCH MURPHY, J. MURPHY, JOHN MURRAY, E. MURRAY, J. MURRAY, L AUSTUS LEOD MOSLEY, JR. Lyons, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Beta Thela Pi JAMES ROLAND MURDOCH Newport, North Carolina INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 4; Tech Man- agement Club, 4. GEORGE YOUNG MOSTELLER Cartersville, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Baptist Student Union, 2. JULIEN C. MOTLEY, III Birmingham, Alabama INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon JAMES HENRY MOTZ, JR. Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Rille Team, 3, 4. JOHN RUSSELL MUNGER Byron, New York CHEMISTRY Pi Eta Epsilon, 3, 4; American Chemical So- ciety, 3, 4. JAMES H. AOJRPHY Clearwater, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JOHN HOPE MURPHY Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4. EDMUND MURRAY Fitzgerald, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Psi, 3, 4; American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, Secretary, 4. JOHN CALVIN MURRAY Gadsden, Alabama MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MARTIN WILLIAM MUNNICH Union, New Jersey INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Society ' for Advancement of Management, 4; Flying Club, 4. LOREN P. MURRAY Waycross. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society, 3, President, 4. GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHOOLOGV 108 S E n I R CLASS AUGUSTUS W. MUSE Albany, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. JOHN LeCOUNT MYERS Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Phi Gamma Delta American Chemical Society, 4; American In- stitute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. LAWRENCE H. MYERS, JR. Bishopville, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JOHN W. NAGLICH Helen, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JAMES EARL NEELY Springfield, Tennessee MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES PAUL NEESE, JR. Lynchburg. Virginia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Mechani cal Engineers, 4. PAUL LEON NELSON, JR. Spring Valley, Ohio INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta Tau Delta VICTOR ALFRED NEUBAUM Highspire. Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu, 4; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 4. VIRGIL EUGENE NEW Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4- Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 3, 4- A, I. E. E„ 4; Band, 1, 2, Executive Officer 3 ' Captam, 4; Major R. O. T. C, 4; Tau Beta Pi Tutoring Committee, 4; Regents ' Scholarship, I; Music Scholarship, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM COLVARD NEWBERRY Macon, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PRESTON E. NEWMAN Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. RAYMOND NOAR Compton, California PHYSICS Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4; Institute of Radio Engi- neers, 3, 4. MUSE MYERS, J. MYERS, L. NAGLICH NEELY NEE5C NEW NEWBERRY NOAR 109 G E R G I R TECH NOFFSIN6ER NORRIS. H. NORRIS, W. NORTH NORTHCUTT NURNBERG NUTTING mmi OGLESBY SAM H. NOBLE, JR. Chattanoo.ua, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL ENGINKKRING M. F. NOFFSINGtR Red House, West Vir,i;inia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JACK WINSTON NOLAN Jacksonville, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGKMHNT Tech Management Club, i; Masonic Club, Baseball, 2. HAROLD STEVENS NORRIS Columbus, Georiaa ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING WILLIAiNt PAUL NORRIS Chattanooea, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE Tau Beta Pi, 4, 5; Architectural Society, 3, 1, 5; Dean ' s List, 4, 5; Toombs and Creighton Archi- tectural Award, 4. THOMAS GLENN NORTH, JR. Macon, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Theta Chi American Institute of Electrical Engineers, , 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, .3, 4; Navy RiHe Team, 1. GUY HAYNES NORTHCUTT, JR. Nfarietta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Ome a ZACHRY SAMUEL NORVILLE Watkinsville, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma American Society of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4. LOUIS CHARLES NURNBERG Jersey City, New Jersey TEXTILE ENGINEERING American Association of Textile Chemists Colorists, -1. SIDNEY THOMAS NUTTING, JR. Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, -4; Geechee Club, 4. RAYMOND EUGENE NYSTROM Springfield, Massachusetts ( hi:mk:ai. engineering American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 4; American Chemical Society Secretary, 4. MICAJAH LANtAR OGLESBY Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Chi Phi Chi Phi Vice President, 3; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Dean ' s List. 3, 4; Wrestling Team, I, 2, 3; Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class; Industrial Management Society, 4. 110 ORR, L. H, HALBERT BRIGGS OLIVE Kings Mountain, North Carolina INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech iNfana.nemcnt Cluh, 4. JAMES DANIEL OLIVER, JR. Wadsworth, Ohio ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM BENNETT ONEAL Douulasville, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CLYDE KENNETH ORAN Harriman, Tennessee MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LUTHER S. ORR. JR. Dalton, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 3, 4; S. A. M. E.. 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 1; Drama Tech, 2. Vice Presi- dent, President, t; Camera Club, I; Technique. 2. i; Yellou jacket Make-up Editor, 4; Lieutenant Colonel R. O. T. C. DONALD F. OWEN Decatur, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tail Omena Tech Management Club, 4. ANDREW DOUGLAS OWENS Tampa, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. HERBERT SIDNEY OWENS, IR. Jackson, Mississippi CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4; Flying Club, 3, 4; Drama Tech, 3, 4. JOHN R. OXENFELD Sa% ' annah, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Kappa Sigma LEWIS EMMETT PARKER Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Socier ' of Civil Engineers, 4. Hank McCa.mish Editor Blue Print. President Pi Delta Epsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi. LYNN H. ORR Marietta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROY BRUCE PARKER Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 111 PARKINSON THE n I n E T E £ n WALLACE JAMES PARKINSON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CIVIL i;ngini:ering Pi Kappa Alpha A. S. M. E., 4; A. S. C E., 4; Dean ' s List, I-ootball, 1, 3. DAVID LEWIS PARKS Weaverville, North Carolina ELKCTRICAL KNGINKKRINC Eta Kappa Nu, 4; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers, 3, 4. PARNELL PARRIS, R. PARRIS, W PARRISH PARSONS PATTILLO PEAVY PECK - vn LAWRENCE WINDALL PARNELL Calhoun Falls, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL KNGINHKRING liiilepemtent Students ' Organization American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. ROBERT DOUGLAS PARRIS Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tau Camera Club, 1. WILLIAM JOHN PARRIS Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organiz ation EMORY CONRAD PARRISH Adel, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING A. S. C. E., 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; S. A. M. E. President, 3, Secretary, 4; Chi Epsilon, 4; Lieutenant Colonel R. O. T. C. HERSHELL ECHOLL PARSONS St. Charles, Virginia AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING TOM FOARD PAITILLO De Land, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi ROY EDWIN PEAVY Portsmouth. Virginia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi ROBERT LEE PECK San ford, Florida ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, -i. ROBERT MARVIN PEEBLES Philadelphia, Mississippi INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ROBERT WORTHINGTON PENCE Harrisonburg. Virginia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. 112 F I F T V S E n I R CLASS PAUL E. PENISTON Atlanta, Georgia TKXTILE ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega WEIR BOYD PERRY, JR. Cartersville, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. COMUS ROBERT PENNEY Miami, Florida TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi, 4. WARREN FRANCIS PENNEY Decatur, Georgia ARCHITECTURE GEORGE EDWARD PERKINS Augusta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE PERCY AUGUSTUS PERKINS, JR. Memphis, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilou E)rama Tech, .3, 4. ELMER WALTER PERRY North Plaintield, New Jersey INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Pi Mu, 4; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 3, 4. LAWRENCE PETERFREUND New York, New York ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Foil and Mask Society, 2; Masonic Club, 3, 4; Captain R. O. T. C. HANS JORG PETERMANN Groton, New York AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau Vice President, 4; Tau Beta Pi, I; Institute of Aeronautical Science, 3, 4. DEREK CHARLES CARR PETERS. JR. Jacksonville, Florida GENERAL ENGINEERING ROBERT J. PETRINA Lyndhurst, New Jersey ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; Newman Club. 1, 4; Radio Club, 3, 4. CLAUDE AUGUSTUS PETTY. JR. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Phi Kappa F hi, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; A. I. E. E., 4; Dean ' s List. 1, 3, 4; Golf Team. 4; Student Coun- cil. 4; Student-Faculty Honor Committee, 4. ' Ti PENNEY, C. PETERFREUND PERRY, E. PETTY 113 THE S E n I R C L H S S OF 50 EsTEs Mann President ANAK, President Student Council, Omicron Delta Kappa, Koseme. FRAZTER MALCOLM PHILLIPS Huntinyton, West Vir inui i-lhctric:al knginkkrinc; Alpha SiK ' I ' hi Eta Kappa Nu, 3, Vice President, i; Tau Beta Pi, i; Deans List, 3, 4; American Institute of Electrical En.uineers, 4; Institute of Radio En- gineers, 1. GEORGE L. PHILLIPS. IR. Mobile. Alabama ARCHITHCTURK JOHNNY FRANK PHILLIPS Carnesville, Geor.aia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organizution American Institute of Electrical Engineers, -I. JOSEPH MONROE PHILLIPS, JR. Stuart, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; A. I. E. E., ; 1. R. E., 1; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3, 4. SAM HAPPER PHILPOT Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nn VERNON LESLIE PICKERING Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Secretary, 3; A. S. C E., 4; Tech- iiique. 1, 2; Track, 1. 3; Captain R. O. T. C. JOSIPH H. PIERCE Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Mana.gement Club, 3, 4. ELLlb ROYAL PIERSON Memphis, Tennessee CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 5, President, 4; A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, I, 2; Band, I, 2, 3, 4; Engineer. 4; Major R. O. T. C. JAMES HENRY PITMAN Lake City, Florida AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Ome.ga Secretary, 4. WALTER HUNTER PLATT Miami. Florida ARCHITECTURE PAUL A. PLEAK Marietta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BILL GARLAND PLUMMER Atlanta, Georgia CHEMISTRY Alpha Tau Omega PHILLIPS. J. M. PLAn PLEAK PICKERING PLUMMER IH r f- ; -V ' rj, POOL POON POPE, E. POPE W. PORTER, H. PORTER, R. E. PORTER, R. L. PORTMAN P05EVER POWELL, F. JOWELL, J. C. POWELL. J. H ROBERT M. POOL, JR. Memphis, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL MANAGKMKNT Bel Theta Fi Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, ; Alpha Phi Omeija, 3; lech Manaiiement Club, -i; Yellou jacket. 1, 2, Advertising Manager, 3, Assistant Business Man- ager, 4. GEORGE S. Y. POON China CHEMISTRY A. A. T. C. C, 4; American Chemical Society, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; X ' esley Foundation, i; Chinese Club Recreation Chairman, 1; Delta Kappa Psi, 4; Math Club. 4, EWELL G. POPE, JR, Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pht Delta Thela Phi Delta Theta Vice President, 4; ANAK Vice President, 4; Koseme, 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kaopa, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4; Bulldo.n Club, 3, 4; T Club, 1, 2, 3, President, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team, 2; Student Council, 3; Colonel R, O. T. C; Vice President Freshman Class; Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class; Who ' s Who Amon,i; Students in American Universities and Colle.ges. WILLIAM BARNA POPE. |R. Livingston, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HARRY EUGENE PORTER Savannah, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Geechee Club, 4. REX EUGENE PORTER Mishawaka. Indiana ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. ROBERT LEE PORTER Cochran, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING JOHN CALVIN PORTMAN, JR. Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE FELIX C. POSEVER Upper Darby, Pennsylvania AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. FRED P. POWELL, JR. Atlanta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 3; A. A. T. C. C, 4; Band, 1, 2, Executive Officer, 3. Uniform Lieutenant, 4; Bridge Club, 3, President, 4: Technique. 2. JOSEPH CORTEZ POWELL. JR. Au.gusta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta Tan Delta Delta Tau Delta Treasurer. 3. 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Industrial Management Society, 4. JOSEPH H. POWELL Pelham, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV 115 THE S E n I R E L H S S PRENTICE PRICE PRIVETTE PROCTOR PRONTAUT PRUITT PURCELL PURDY, A. PURDY, G PURVIS QUARLES WILLIAM JEFl-LRSON POWELL Jacksonville, riorida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Nu Alpha Phi Omega, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4; L R. C, 3, President, 4; White and Gold, 3, 4; Jechnitjiie. 3; Blue Print. 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Drama Tech, 2. Secretary, 3, President, -i. ROBERT WAYNE PRENTICE Pensacola, Florida AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, I, 2, 3, 4; Institute of Aero- nautical Science, 4; Newman Club, 3, 4. ELGIN HARTLAND PRICE Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. JOHN MARTIN PRIVETTE Matthews, North Carolina TEXTILE ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, 4. JOSEPH W. PROCTOR, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 4. LLOYD CHARLES PRONTAUT Augusta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers, 4. JAMES CLYDE PRUITT, JR. Valpariso, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING Intiepiiedeiit Students ' Organization Chi Epsilon Treasurer, 3, President, 4; S. A. M. E., 3, 4; A, S. C. E., 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4. HOWARD ELLIS PURCELL Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Society for Advancement of Mana.L;ement, 4; Gce- chee Club, 3, 4. ANTHONY BERNARD PURDY Savannah, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Newman Club, 3, 4; A. S. M. E., 4. GROVER ANTHONY PURDY. JR. Savannah, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Newman Club, 2, 3, 4; Geechee Club, 3, 4. JOSEPH HOPKINS PURVIS Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CHARLES DAY QUARLES, JR. Stone Mountain, Geor.gia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Phi Psi, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Rifle Team N. R. O. T. C, 1, 2, 3. 4, Captain, 3. 116 OF ni n ETE EH FIFT V NEIL W. QUARLES Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Mana.i;ement Club, 4. GEORGE NOYES QUEEN, JR. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Bridge Club, i. WILLIAM LEE QUEEN Jacksonville, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega Spiked Shoe Club, 2; T Club, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, , 4; Student Council, 1; Track. I, 2; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. L. WALTON RABUN, JR. Stapleton, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega JOSEPH VINCENT RACHMACIEJ Warren, Massachusetts MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Imlependent Students ' Organization Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; American Society ol Me- chanical Engineers, 4. WALTER JOSEPH RACZYNSKl Elizabeth, New Jersey MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma Secretary, -4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. GEORGE EVERETT RADFORD Augusta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. ALLAN E. RAINEY Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, JOSEPH S. RAINEY Denver, Colorado ARCHITECTURE Chi Phi CECIL BENJAMIN RAINWATER Alpharetta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT SPEER RAMSAY Carrollton, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1. 2, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; I. R. E., 4. ERNEST RALPH RAMSEY Rockledge, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING QUARLES QUEEN. G. QUEEN, W. RACHMACIEJ RACZYNSKl RADFORD RAINE . A RAINWATER RAMSAY 117 RAMSEY RAUCH RAY RAYMOND RAYNES READ REAGIN REAMES RECTOR REED. C. E REED, C. P, REED, R liw ixL Pope Cadet Colonel R. O. T, C, ANAK, Omicron Delta Kappa, Student Council. JACK HARRISON RAMSHY Decatur, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HARRY ALEXANDER RAUCH, JR. Little Rock, Arkansas INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. CHARLES LOGAN RAY, JR. Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Phi Eia Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, i. Tau beta Pi, 3, Secretary, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3, Vice President 4; Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4; Scab- bard and Blade, 3, 4; A. S. M. E., 3, Secretary, 4, Vice Chairman, 4; Concert Band, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3; Major Air R. O. T. C. HORACE D. RAYMOND Columbus, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ' .; Cam in a Delta SIDNEY RAYNES Au.KUSta. Geor.uia mec;hanical en gineering liidepeitdenl Sluileiils ' Uri!,a)inati( )i American Society ot Mechanical Hnyineers. 4; R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 1, 1, 3, i. JAMES WILLIAM REAGIN Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE BENJAMIN FRANK REAMES, JR. Columbus, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT RICHARD HAMILTON RECTOR Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL engineering American Society of Civil Engineers. 3, Treas- urer, 4; Lieutenant R, O. T. C. CHARLES E. REED Cocoa, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGE.MENT Chi Phi Chi Phi Treasurer, 3, 4; S. A. M., 4; Technique. 1; Blue Print. 2; Engineer. 3; Interfraternity Council, 3. CHARLES PHILIP RFFD. JR. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 3, i; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Tau Beta Pi, I; I R. F.., 4; Deans List, i. JAMES KENNEDY READ Clearwater, Florida CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Phi Eta Siyma, 1, 2. 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Alpha c;hi Sigma, 3, 4; A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4; Bulldog Club, 3. n Camera Club, 1, 2, 3. ROBERT BRECKENRIDGE REED Columbus, Ohio AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Secretary, x I. A. S., 2, i, 4; Techniijue. I, 2; Band, I, 2, 3, I; ( ' amera Club, 2. THE S E n I R C L R S S OF 50 118 GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV WATSON RAMON REFX Sanford, I-lorida hlectric;al knginbhring WALLACE JULIAN RLCHARDS Savannah. Georjjia INDUSTRIAL KNGINKKRING Geechee C lub, 2, 3, 4; American Institute of Industrial Lnnineers, 4. EMMETT HLGH REID Zebulon, Geor.t;ia liLKCTRICAL KNGINKKRING IiiJi ' pemlet l Slucieiils ' Orgaiiizalioii lita Kappa Nu, -4; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers, 3, 4. DONALD ODELL RECKETTS Birmingham. Alabama MKCHANIGAL l;NGINKKRIN (, Kappa Sif: r ia American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Alpha Phi Ome,«a, 3, i. EUGENE LATIMER REID Honea Path, South Carolina TKXTIL1-: KNGINKKRING Drama Tech, _ ' ; l- ' oil and Mask, 3; American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, 4; Technique, I, 1. JOHN MADISON RENEROE Meridian, Mississippi TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi, 3, 4. VASCO COLUMBUS RHODEN, JR. Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Radio Engineers, 2, 3, 4; Radio Club, 2. 3, 4, Secretary, 2; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4. MALCOLM W. RIDDICK Memphis, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT GORDON STUART RIDDOCH West Palm Beach, Florida THXTILK KNGINEERING Kappa Sigma JAMES RENFREW RIGBY Grottoes, Virginia CIVIL KNGINKKRING GEORGE ARTEMUS RICE, JR. Savannah, Geor.gia MECHANICAL KNGINEERING ' ;■ Kappa Alpha ISOM A. RIGELL Slocomb, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINKKRING hnlepciideiit Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. REEL REID, E. H. REID. E. L. RENEROE RHODEN RICE RECHARDS RECKETTS RIDDICK RIDDOCK RIGBY RIGELL 119 THE n I n E T E E n F I F T V HARt)LD .1. ROBERTS Chattanooga, Tennessee CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 1 WILLIAM MILLER RODGERS Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3. i; Pi Tau Sigma, % 4; Eta Kappa Nu, -4; Briaercan Society, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4; A. S. L E., 3, Vice President, 4; Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4. JAMES BYRD ROBERTS Phoenix, Arizona INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 4. JOHN P. ROEBUCK, JR. Tampa, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, ■). LONNIE DeWITT ROBERTS, Atlanta. Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. IR. RICHARD ORVILLE ROBERTS Springfield, Ohio AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 2, 3, Secretary, 4. ROBERT EUGENE ROBERTS Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Six ' Alpha Epsilon THOMAS W. ROBERTS, JR. Moultrie, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING SAMUEL MILTON ROLLINSON Savannah, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma Junior Award. ROBERT JACKSON ROOKS Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. RALPH ARNOLD ROOT, JR. Birmingham, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Latin American Club, 4; Drama Tech, 4; Wand and Rabbit President, 4. REUBEN ROSE New York, New York INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi Treasurer, 3, President, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, i; Interfraternity Council, 4; Hillel, 3, 4; Pershing Rifles Treasurer, 3, 4; I. R. C, 1, Secretary, 2, 3, 4; Bridge Club, 3, 4; Technique. I, 2; Yellow Jacket, I. ' mlMt ROBERTS H. RODGERS ROBERTS, J. ROEBUCK ROBERTS, L, ROLLINSON ROBERTS, R. O, ROOKS ROBERTS R c ROOT ROBERTS. T. ROSE 120 S E n I R CLASS IRA GARY ROSS Bronx, New York TEXTILE ENGINEERING Alpha Epiiloii Pi Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Tech Managemcnr Club. 3, 4; Table Manager ' s Association, 3, 4; American A.ssociation of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4. RALPH M. ROSSER Lynchburg, Virginia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING NEAL BUNNELL ROTHFUSS East Orange, New Jersey MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4; Technique. 1; Gym Team, 1, 2, 3, Co-captain, 4. ROBERT JOSEPH RUCKER Augusta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING EDWIN WESLEY RUMRILL, JR. Melrose, Massachusetts MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. ROBERT MAHLON RUSSELL Marietta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Alpha Tan Omega THOMAS ALTON RUSSELL Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Society Secretary, 4; Tech Management Club, 4. WILLIAM T. RUSSELL Moreland, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independeril Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM HERBERT RUSSELL Valdosta. Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Sigma Nu, Treasurer. 4; Eta Kappa Nu, Secre- tary, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. THOMAS NOEL SAFFOLD Madison, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Phi Sigma Kappa Alpha Pi Mu. 3, 4; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 3, 4. SEY fOUR SALMIRS Brooklyn, New York AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Tau Epsilon Pi Tau Epsilon Pi, Secretary, 3; Institute of Aero- nautical Science, 3. BRUNO VINCENT SALOTTO Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CHEMISTRY Independent Students ' Organization American Chemical Society, 3. 4; Cross Country Team, 2; Newman Club, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 4; Chemistry Club, 4. ROSSER ROTHFUSS RUMRILL RUSSELL, R. RUSSELL, T. RUSSELL, W. T. RUSSELL, W. H. SAFFOLD SALMIRS SALOTTO 121 SANDER SANDERS, J. SANDERS, W, SAPPINGTON SARFATY SATTERWHIT SAULS SAXON SCHLOENBACH SCHLOSSER SCHOENING SCHROEDER GEORGE RICHARD SANDER Atlanta. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Society of Civil Engineers, A. lAMES RAY SANDERS Dublin, Georsiia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 3. 4; American Society of chanical Engineers, 3, 4. Me- WILLIAM RICHARD SANDERS Atlanta. Georgia INIlUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4; Foot- hall. I, 2; Gym Team, 1, 2; A. I. I. E., 4; S. A. M., 4. JACQUES CANTRELL SAPPINGTON Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. ROBERT SASSONE SAREATY Lima, Peru TEXTILE ENGINEERING Tau Epsiloii Phi Delta Kappa Phi, 3, Treasurer, 4; Tau Beta Pi, i; A. A. T. C C, 3, 4; Latin American Club, 1, 2, 3.4. JAMES NELSON SATTERW ' HITE Henilerson, North Carolina ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING Indepeiideiil Students ' Organization Architectural Society, 4. THOMAS M. SAULS Tampa, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING JOHN ROBERT SAXON Albany, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING P Kappa Alpha Tau Beta Pi. -4; Alpha Pi Mu President, 4; Spiked Shoe Club, 4; T Club, I: Dean ' s List, 3. -I; Track, 4. WILLIAM H. SCHLOENBACH Miami. Florida CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Chi Sigma, 3. 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. HARRY GEORGE SCHLOSSER, JR. Clearwater Beach. Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; Head Cheerleader, Ramblin ' Reck, 4; Gym Team. 3. HENRY W. SCHOENING, JR. Louisville, Kentucky INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Chi Phi Ramblin ' Reck, 1, 2, 3; T Club. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3. Captain, 4; Basketball, 1, 2; Football, 1. 2. 3. 4. WILLIAM HENRY SCHROEDER. IR. Decatur, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Secretary, i. Vice President. 4 Pi Tau Sicma, 3, Secretary, 4: Tau Bera Pi, 4 1. F. C, 3 ' , 4; A. S. M. F... 4. Dean ' s List, 2, 3 Yellou Jacket. 3, 4; Student Council, 4! Major Air R. O. T. C; Scabbard and Blade, 4. GEORGIH inSTITUTE OF TECHnOLOGV 122 S E n I R CLASS EDWIN I.EE SCOTT Memphis, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sinma Nu Sigma Nu Vice President, 3; Phi Eta Sigma, 2, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; A. I. E. E., 3, President, 4; Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3, 4. HENRY WALLACE SCOTT East Point, Geor,sia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING JOSEPH MANSON SCO ' lT Memphis, Tennessee MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, Sec- retary, 4. EUGENE BROWN SEDBERRY Augusta, Cieorgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Baseball, 2, 3; T Club, 3, 4. FRANK L. SEGARS Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Junior Hotel Men of America, 3, Correspond- ing Secretary, 4. ALBERT SERENATI Rochester, New York MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Independent Sl de its ' Ori aniziitioii American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WINTON C. SESSIONS Tampa. Florida TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Psi, 4. HAROLD PHILLIP SEYMOUR Athens, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; A. I. E. E., 4. WILLIAM HENRY SHEPHERD Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Tau Beta Pi. 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, Kappa Nu, 3, 4: A. I. E. E., 4; I. R. E., Eta Sigma, 1, Editor, 4. 4; Eta 4; Phi 3, 4; Technique. 2, 3, News ROY STEVEN SHERER Rock Hill, South Carolina ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING Tan Kappa Epsilon Kappa Kappa Psi. 2. 3 4. Secretary. 3: Band, 1, Drum Major, 2, 3, 4; R. O. T. C. Band, 1, 2; Lieutenant. 3. Captain, 4. CLARENCE D. SHINN St. Elmo. Illinois ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING EDWARD JULIAN SHOCKLEY Augusta. Georgia AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 3, 4. scon, E. SCOTT, H. SCOTT. J. SEDBERRY SEGARS SERENATI SESSIONS SEYMOUR SHEPHERD 12.5 G E R G I R TECH SHOLINE SHORE SHOUN SILCOX SIMCOX SIMS, W. SINK SKELLIE SLIDER SLOTIN JOHN HOLGER SHOLINE Denver, Colorado GENERAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Drama Tech, 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager, 3. JAMES BUTLER SHORE Kernersville, North Carolina MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Treasurer, 1; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. PAUL HAYNES SHOUN Mountain City, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. ERNEST STEPHEN SILCOX, JR. Tampa, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING Sigma N« STEELE REYNOLDS SIMCOX Jacksonville, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Secretary, 4; A. I. I. E., 4; A. M., 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 4; Yelloiv Jacket, ,4. LELAND WALKER SIMMONS Kelso, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. HAROLD WILLIAM SIMS Wilminston, California INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Theta Xi Theta Xi President, 4. WILLIAM HARTWELL SIMS Ocilla, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delta Tau Delta Tech Management Club, 4; Drama Tech, 4. JAMES A. SINK Winston-Salem, North Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Radio Club. 4. ALBERT CHEVES SKELLIE Perry, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Chi Psi Chi Psi Vice President, 2. President. 3: Kapna Kappa Psi. 3, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; A. I. E. E., 3. 4; Band, 1, 2, 3. EARL RING SLIDER, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING R. O. T. C. Rifle Team. 4. SAMUEL MARVIN SLOTIN McRae. Georgia INDLISTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Orpanizalinn Tech Management Club, 1; Pi Eta Epsilon, 4. 124 ■• .■ ' J kk SMITH, A, SMITH, H. E. SMITH, C, P, SMITH. H. O, SMITH, C. L, SMITH, H. D. SMITH. D. SMITH. JAS. E. SMITH. E. SMITH. JAS. L. SMITH, G. SMITH. JOS. E. ALFRED CLIFTON SMITH Jacksonville, Florida GKNERAL ENGINEERING CLAIBORNE PENDLETON SMITH Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Radio Club, 2, 3, 4; Institute of Radio Engi- neers, 3, 4. CORRY L. SMITH, JR. Savannah, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. DAVID LEWIS SMITH Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu. 4; American Institute of Elec- tricrl Engineers, 3; Vice President, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; Lieutenant Air R. O. T. C. HAROLD EDWIN SMITH, jR Decatur, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Nu HERBERT OLIVER SMITH Charlotte, North Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. HUGH DANIEL SMITH Atlanta, Georgia AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING JAMES ERNEST SMITH Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. EARL EVAN SMITH Plains, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Studeiils ' Organizaliaii JAMES LAWSON SMITH Fitzgerald, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 4; Dean ' s I ist, I, 2, 3, 4. Austin West Managing Editor Blue Print, President Alpha Phi Omega, President A. 1. Ch. E., Omicron Delta Kappa GRADY RUDOLPH SMITH Macon, Georgia ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING JOSEPH EARL SMITH, III Dallas, Texas ARCHITECTURE THE S E n I R C L R S S OF 50 125 THE n I n E T E E n SMITH. T. D. SMITH, T. M. SMITH. T. E. SMITH, W, E. SMITH, W. G. SOSEBEE SOUTHARD SPARKMAN SPARKS SPEARS THOMAS DAVID SMITH Atlanta, Geor.ula INDUSTRIAL MANAGKMKNT THOMAS M. SMITH, JR. Atlanta, Gcot.tia MKCHANICAL HNCilNlll-RINt, Pi Tau Sigma, 4; Alpha Phi Onict;a. i. Ti ' chiiique. 1, 3, 4; I ' ootball, 1; A. S. M. li. Yellow Jacket, 1. TRAVIS EDWIN SMITH, IR. Milled.nevillc, Geor.uia ARCHITLCTlRi; WILLIAM EXLEY SMITH Homerville, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon, 3, Vice President, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIAM GREEN SMITH Mobile, Alabama INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Inilepeniletit Studenti ' Or):,au ' tiat ' wn Masonic Club, 4. HARRY EDISON SNIPES Savannah, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Geechee Club, 3, Vice President, 4. GERALD CHARLES SOLA Jacksonville, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CLARENCE MILLARD SOSEBEE Atlanta, Geor,cia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JAMES WAYNE SOUTHARD Decatur, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi T Club, 2, 3,4; Football, I, 2, 3, 4. lAMES KERSHAW SPARKMAN, Tampa. Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega JOSEPH CLIFTON SPARKS, JR. Warthen, Geor.gia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT EDWARD SPEARS Augusta, Geor.gia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING liulepeiitleiil Sniileiits ' Orgaiiizalioii American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4; N. R O. T C. Rifle Team. 2: Gym Team, 3, 4. 126 F I F T V S E n I R CLASS THOMPSON KING SPF.ER Americus, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING lnilepemle}il StuJeuti ' Or atiizalioti American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4, HARRY HARVEY SPYKE Fort Lauderdale, Florida LNDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Beta Theta Pi th Management Society, 4; Football, I; Track, 2. HENRY LEI-; SPEIR, JR. Pembroke. Cieorgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Industrial Management Club, 3, 4. EDWARD CHARLES ST. PETERY St. Augustine, Florida AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon Secretary, 2, 3, 4; Institute ot Aeronautical Science, 2, 3, Vice President, 4; Interfraternity Council, 1,2, 3. JOHN HOWARD SPERRY Albany, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Epsilon, 4; American Society of Civil En- gineers, 3, President, 4. THOMAS NORMAN SPINK Montgomery, Alabama MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Newman Club, 2, 3, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 4. JAMES TREDWAY SPRATLEY Hopewell, Virginia ARCHITECTURE Chi Phi ASHFORD WATSON STALNAKER, Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT III CHARLES F. STANFORD, JR. Clarksdale, Mississippi ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. THOMAS EDWIN STANLEY, III LaGrange, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; A. S. M. E. Secretary, 4; Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4. MORRIS FREEMAN SPRINGFIELD, Mooresville, North Carolina TEXTILE ENGINEERING ' ) ' Kiippa Sigma JR. GORDON CARUSLE STAPLETON Wrens, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Secretary, 4. SPEER SPEIR SPERRy SPINK SPRATLti SPRINGf lELO SPYKE ST. PETERy STALNAKER STANFORD STANLEY STAPLETON 127 THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 Ashley Vincent Business Manai;er Engineer, Omicron Delta Kappa, Student Council, Tau Beta Pi. CLIFFORD G. STATHA. ( Atlanta, Ge()r,i;ia INDUSTRIAL MANAGIiMl-NT Tennis Team, 4; Tech Management Club, 4. JOHN HUGH STEMPEL Dallas, Texas INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Secretary, 2, President i; Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4; Bulldog Club. 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 4. CHARLES HILTON STEPHENS, JR. East Point, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. FLOYD EDWARD STEPHENSON, JR. Greensboro, North Carolina AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Indepenileiil Sliictents ' Orgaiiizalion Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Institute of Aero- nautical Science, 4. JOHN HAYDEN STEVENS Deerheld Beach, Florida INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Institute of Industrial Ensineeriny. 4; Track. 1. CHALMERS VINSON STEWART, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi Secretary, 4; Tech ManaL-ement Club, 4. HOWARD GILBERT STEWART Decatur, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Chi Psi Tech Management Club, 4. ROBERT ROY STEWART, JR. West Point, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta Phi Psi, 3, 4; American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, 4. RICHARD HENRY STOCKMAN Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Masonic Club, 4. MARION RAYMOND STOREY Granlteville, South Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. PAUL RUDOLPH STRANDBERG Jacksonville, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Dean ' s List, 3, 4. DONALD LACHLAN STRANGE-BOSTON Shreveport, Louisiana ARCHITECTUR E Delta Tail Delta Delta Tau Delta Guide, 4; Pershing Rifles, 2, Vice President, 3; Foil and Mask, 1, 2, Treasurer, 3, ; Yellow Jacket, 1. ST A T H A M STEMPEL STEPHENS STEPHENSON STEVENS STEWART, C. STEWART. H. STEWART, R. STOCKMAN STOREY STRANDBERG STRANGE-BOSTON 128 STRATTON STRICKLAND, A. STRICKLAND, K, STRINGER STRONG STROUD, S. STROUD. W. SIUBBS STUCKEY STURM SUMMERS, C. SUMMERS, H. HASKEL CADE STRATTON, Gainesville, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM SAMUEL STROUD Jackson, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. ALEX JASPER STRICKLAND Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tan Band, 1; A. S. M. E., 4; Sigma Delta Psi, 4; Cross Country, 2, 3. KENNETH THOMAS STRICKLAND Calvary, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 4; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers, 4; Dean ' s List, 4. ELBERT C. STRINGER Memphis, Tennessee MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Phi Epsilon HARVEY GENE STRONG Memphis, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE Tau Beta Pi, 4; Architectural Society, 3, 4; Society of American Military Engineers, 3, 4; Captain R. O. T. C. JOE CONRAD STUBBS Milledgeville, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HERBERT TUCKER STUCKEY Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Secretary, 3, President, i. NORMAN STURM Park Ridge, New Jersey ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi President. 4; Bridge Club, 4; Table Manager ' s Association, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Tau Beta Pi. 4; A. L E. E„ 4. CHARLES O. SUMMERS Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Beta Thela Pi Tau Beta Pi, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineering, 4; Blue Print, 3; Engineer. 3; Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4. SYLVESTER FRANKLIN STROUD Chaffee, Missouri MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Beta Thela Pi Masonic Club, 3, 4; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4; Technique, 2. HAL ALVIN SUMMERS Birmingham, Alabama TEXTILE ENGINEERING Tau Kappa Epiiton Baptist Student Union, 1, 2; Delta Kappa Phi, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. GEORGIO inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV 129 THE S E n I R CLASS SUTTON, G. SUTTON, R. SWANSON 5WICORD SWILLEY SZABLOWSKI SZPARA TABOR TALLEV. L T ALLEY. P. TATUM GENERAL LEE SUTTON, JR. Rome, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGl-MENT liKlfpeihli ' iil SlHilenls ' Organization Tech Mana.Kement Club, 3, I; Pi Eta Epsilon, A. RAYMOND LOUIS SUTTON Kin.ijsland, Cieornia INDUSTRIAL MAN ACIiMliNT EDWARD MARION SWANSON Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMHNT Phi Delia Tht-la T Club, 4; Swimming Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 4. LEO CHANDLER SWICORD Waycross, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMnNT Tbela Chi Theta Chi Secretary, 3; Scabbanl and Blade, 4. THOMAS EDWARD SWILLEY Carthage, Arkansas ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; A. I. E. E., 3, 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL SZABLOWSKI Harrison, New Jersey MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Newman Club, 4. WALTER SZPARA Nutley, New Jersey MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. THOMAS CONDRA TABOR EUijay, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Sti dents ' OrnanizatioH Tech Management Club, 3, 4. LAWRENCE MORRIS TALLEY Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PHILIP EDGERTON TALLEY, JR. Macon, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Pi Tau Sigma, 3, ■); Tau Beta Pi, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 4- A. S. M. E., 4; Major R. O. T. C. JOSEPH EDWIN TATUM. JR. Atlanta, Georgia electric:al engineering Chi Pst Kappa Kappa Psi, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; R. O. T. C Rifle Team, 1, 2, 3, 4. lil-NJAMIN WILMOND TAYLOR, |R. Fort Myers, Florida MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ■ ) Kappa Tan American Society ot Mechanical Enijinccrs, 4; Band, I. l.W OF n I n ETEEH FIFT V J. WALDEN TAYLOR Memphis, Tennessee TEXTILE ENGINEERINr. PERRIN BELI-OR TAVl.OR Atlanta. Georgia ELECTRICAL KNGINEERINC Alpha Epsiloi Pi PHELIX H. TAYLOR, .|R. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEKRING RUMSEY BARNES TAYLOR, ]R. Princeton, Kentucky INDUSTRIAL ENGINliliRlNG Chi Phi TClub, 3,4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. BOBBY R. TERRY Atlanta, Georiija CHEMISTRY Alpha Chi Sii ma, 3, 4; A. L Ch. E., 3, 4; Amer- ican Chemical Society, 4; Chemistry Club, 3, 4. CHARLES EDWARD THOMAS, JR. Atlanta, Geor.yia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega CYRUS HENRY THOMAS Johnson City, New York CHEMISTRY LanihJa Chi Alpha Chemistry Club, 3, 4. EDWARD TIM THOMAS Speedwell, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE EUBERT G. THOMASON Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CHARLES HARRIS THOMPSON Anderson, South Cjrolin.i TEXTILE ENGINEERING JEFF B. THOMPS(W, JR. Jacksonville, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Dt ' lla Theta TClub. i; Baseball, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE A. THOMPSON East Northport, New York ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . merican Institute of Electrical En.qineers, 4. TAYLOR. J. TAYLOR, P. B. TAYLOR. P. H. TERRY THOMAS. C. E. THOMAS, C. H. THOMAS. E. T. THOMASON THOMPSON. C. THOMPSON, J. THOMPSON, T. 131 TILGHMAN TINDEL TINKER TODD, J. TODD, W. TOLAN, D. TOLAN. J. TOLER TOLHUR3T TOMLINSON TOMME TOPPING Fred Wolf Business Mana,ccr Techniijue, President Phi Epsilon Pi. ANAK, Omicron Delta Kappa. LLOYD KELLY TILGHMAN, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Chi Band, 1. THEODORE ALLEE TINDEL Murfreesboro, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE Tau Beta Pi, 4; Architectural Society, 4, 5; Dean ' s List, 4. HARRY KENDALL TINKER Macon, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization Ainerican Society of Civil Engineers, 4. JAMES SEYMOUR TODD Fairfield, Connecticut ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Phi Epsilon American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Radio Club, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. WILLIAM PAGE TODD Aniericus, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JOHN HARRIS TOLAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin PHYSICS Omicron Delta Kappa, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4, President, 3; Dean ' s List, I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 4. ROBERT WILLIAM TOLER Muskogee, Oklahoma CIVIL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tail American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. ROBERT ALFRED TOLHURST Fremont, Ohio AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. DeWITT F. TOMLINSON Fort Worth, Texas ARCHITECTURE JOHN MARSHALL TOMME LaGrange, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DANIEL JAMES TOLAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin PHYSICS JOSEPH WILSON TOPPING Jacksonville, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Independent Students ' Organization American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. THE S E n I R E L fl S S OF 50 132 GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHOOLOGV WILLIAM THOMAS TOWLES Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Phi Delta Thela Track, I ; Swimmini; Team, 2, 3, 4; T Club, i. CHARLES ARMON TURNER Hapevillc, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; American Institute ol Electrical Engineers, 4. REX LEROY TOWNSEND Jacksonville, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CLIFFORD HOLLIS TURNER, Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT JR. MANUEL CUEVA TREVINO Monterrey, Mexico INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Latin American Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 1; Gym Team, 1, 2, 3, 4. BURNEY LEE TUCKER, JR. Murtreesboro, Tennessee ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 4. EDWARD FRANK TUCKER West Palm Beach, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tau Kappa Epsilon FELIX EDWIN TURNER. JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Phi American Institute of Industrial Engineers, Society for Advancement of Management, 4. JOHN FRANKLIN TUTT Macon, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Phi Delta Thela Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Psi, 3, 4. LEWIS GRADY T ' SON, JR. Augusta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineets, 4. THOMAS W. TUCKER Moultrie, Georgia ARCHITECTURE PHILLIP R. UPCHURCH, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha Epsilon TOWLES TOWNSEND TREVINO TUCKER B. TUCKER, E. TUCKER T. TURNER, C. A. TURNER. C. H. TURNER, F. TUTT TYSON UPCHURCH 133 THE n I n E T E E n F I F T V DONALD WINSTON USHER Hyattsville, Marylaml INDUSTRIAL MANAGKMENT Delia Tii i Delia Di-lta Tau Delta Corresponding Secretary, 3, ' i; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4; ScabbarJ and Plade, 3, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3, 4; Tech Mana.uement Club, 3, 4; 1. R, C, 1, 2, Secretary, 3; Industrial Management Society, 4; Blue Print. 2, Assistant Editor, 3; Technique. 1, Feature Editor, 2. Associate Editor, 3, Editor, 4; Dean ' s List, 4; Ensign N. R. O. T. C; Publications Board, 4; Stu- dent Council, 4; Athletic Board, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon Outstanding Contribution to Journalism Award, 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. BOBBY OWENS USRY Augusta, Georgia ELFCl ' RICAL ENGINFERING bnlepenilent StuJents ' Organization Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, i; Phi Kappa Phi. 4; Briaerean Society, 3, 4; Co-op Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 4; A. L E. E.. 4; Dean ' s List, 3. JACK VANDERBLEEK Leesburg, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Delia Tail Delta Delta Tau Delta President, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 3, 4; Captain R. O. T. C. LEROY WESLEY VANOVER Owensboro, Kentucky ARCHITECTURE Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi. 3, 4; Architectural Society, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 3; Student Council, 4. GLENN KENDALL VAN SANT Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers. 3, 4; American Chemical Society, 4; Camera Club, 4. JACK ROBINSt N VAUGHAN, Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE RICHARD DUGGF.R VAUGHAN Miami Beach, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omef a Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; White and Gold, 3, Secretary. 4; American Society of Civil Engi- neers, 3, 4; Coop Club, 4. SAMUEL B. VAUGHN Miami. Florida CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Tau Beta Pi, 4; A. I. Ch. E.. i, i; American Chemical Society, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4; hliie Print. 4. DANIEL ASHLEY VINCENT Tampa. Florida GENERAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Treasurer, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 5, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 4; Dean ' s List, 4; Engineer. 3, Business Manager, 4; Student Council, 4; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges; Pub- lication Board, 4. THOMAS MERRELL WADE Atlanta. Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. GUENTER WADEWITZ Elizabethton, Tennessee ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HOPE CLARK WAGGONER, Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING USHER USRY VANDERBLEEK VANOVER VAN SANT VAUGHAN, J UGHAN. R. VAUGHN VINCENT WADE WADEWITZ WAGGONER 134 S E n I R CLASS H. VAUGHN WAGNON, ,|F Macon. Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING EDWARD JOSEPH WALICHOWSKI Turners Falls, Massachusetts INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT hiJepeiiJent StuJeiits ' Org,(i)iizuli m Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Independent Students ' (Organization Treasurer, 3, 4; Tech Management Club, 3, Treasurer ,4. CURTIS W. WALKER Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha GRADY CECIL WALKER Carrollton, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING InJepetuient StuJents ' Or anizaiion American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. JOHN WILLIAM WALKER Gainesville, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. MALJRICE RAY WALKER Roopville. Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Ifidepetuletit StuJetiti ' Organizatioti American Society ot Civil Engineers, i. MAXWELL WARREN WALKER Forest Park, Georgia architecture MYRON WALKER Granrville, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING CHARLES ALLEN WALLACE Chickamauga, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING Chi Pit ROBERT HAROLD WALLING Brunswick, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Delta Sigma Phi Drama Tech, 2, 3, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 3, 4; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 3, 4; Blue Print. 4. JOSEPH RADEMACHER WALSH, JR. Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Institute of Radio En- .gineers, 3, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ALBERT WALTERS Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Kappa Alpha Tech Management Club, 3, Secretary, 4. WAGNON WALICHOWSKI WALKER, C. WALKER, G. WALKER, J. WALKER, M R. WALKER, M. W. WALKER. M. WALLACE WALSH WALTERS 135 WALTON, J, WARREN. W. D. WALTON, S. WARREN, W, P. WARD, R, C WATKINS, E. H., JR. WARD, R. A. WATKINS, J. WARNER WATSON WARREN. R. WATT JESSE D. WALTON Atlanta, Georgia CERAMIC ENGINEERING Beta Thela Pi Tau Beta Pi, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4; Keramos .Society Secretary, 4; American Ceramic Society, 2, 5, Treasurer, 4. SIMPSON B. WALTON, .]R. Albany, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM DERRELL WARREN Ellenwood, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM PARKER WARREN Forsyth, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Sigma Nu Alpha Phi Omega, 4; American Institute Industrial Engineers, 4. of RAYMOND CLIFTON WARD Asheville, North Carolina CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Sigma American Institute of Chemical Engineers. 4; imerican Chemical Society, 4; Dean ' s List. 4. ROBERT A. WARD Macon, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT lAMES EARL WARNER, JR. Birmingham, Alabama architecti:ral engineering Architectural Society, 4. ELMER NATHANIEL WATKINS, JR. Miami, Florida electrical engineering Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; A. I, E. E., 4; Dean ' s List, I, 2, 3, 4; Gym Team, 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES CUMMING WATKINS Port Washington, New York industrial ' management Phi Kappa Sigma Fhi Kappa Sigma Vice President, 3; Tech Man- :%ment Club, 4. FRANKLIN .4CTON WATSON Bronxville, New York INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Society tor Advancement of Management, 2. ROBERT DIUGUID WARREN Centralia, Illinois INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Masonic Club, 4. GALE V. WATT Roseville, llhnois AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. GEORGIA inSTITUTE OF TECHHOLOGV M, S E n I R CLASS JOHN DILLARD WATT, jR. Danville, Virginia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMKNT Rela Theta Pi Insiiiute ot Radio Engineers, 1, 2; Technimu-. 1. LEWIS THURMAN WEATHERLY LaFayette, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 4. HOWARD LEONARD WEATHERS Anniston, Alabama TEXTILE ENGINEERING Sigma Alpha F.piiloii American Association of Textile Chemists anil Colorists, 4. EMERY ELMER WEBB, JR. Birmingham, Alabama ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HARRY GEORGE WEISSENBERBER Geneva, Switzerland ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Beta Thela Pi Beta Theta Pi Librarian, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, i, 4; I-ta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; . R. C, 3, 4; A. L E. E., 3, 4; L R. E., 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 3, 4. ROBERT KIRKPATRICK WELCH Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Chi Phi American Institute of Industrial Engineers. 3, 4. CHARLES CHESSLY WELLS Smyrna, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CHARLES FILLMORE WELLS, JR. Miami, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha FRED BYRON WENN Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Alpha Tau Omega Tech Management Club, 4; Spiked Shoe Club, 3. 4; Cross Country Team, 2, 3, 4; Track Team. 2. 3, 4. AUSTIN WALKER WEST, JR. Birmingham, Alabama CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tail 0))ies.a Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4; Koseme, 3, 4; A. I. Ch. E., 3, President, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma. 3, 4; American Chemical Society, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Ome.ga, 2. 3, 4. Vice President, 3, President, 3; Pi Delta Ei-silon, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 2, Vice President, ; Ramblin ' Reck Club. 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; White and Gold Club, 3. Secretary, 4; Technique, 2, rircularion Manager, , Advertising Mana.ger, 4; Collection Manager, A; Blue Print. 2, Assistant Editor, 3; Managing Editor, 4; Student Council. 4; Publication Board, 4; Student Trial Board, 4; Student Trial Board, 4; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges. ERNEST PATRICK WEST, JR. Chattanooga, Tennessee INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Baptist Student Union Secretary, 1, 2; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. JOHN LEON WEST, JR. Marietta, Georgia TEXTILE ENGINEERING WATT WEATHERLY WEATHERS WEISSENBERBER WELCH WELLS, C. WEST, A. WEST, J, 137 GEORGIA TECH %- % I iM WEST. R. WETHERINGTON WHEELER, C. WHEELER, M. WHIGHAM WHITAKER WHITE, R. WHITWORTH ROY L. WEST Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE WALTER HOWARD WEST Atlanta, Cjeoriiia ARCHITKCTURAl. liNGINEERING Architectural Society, 2. 3, l ROGER D. WETHERINGTON Valdosta, Georgia PHYSICS Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, Vice President, i; Physics Society, 3; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, -I; Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BROOKS WHALLEY Savannah, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Si ma Alpha Epsilon Scabbard and Blade, 3. 4; Geechee Club. 1, 2; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4; Ensign N. R. O. T. C CARLTON WELLS WHEELER LaFayette, Georgia INIIUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi Historian, 4; Tech Mana.gemcnt Club, 4. MARVIN QUILLIAN WHEELER Atlanta, Georgia me(;hank;al engineering JOSEPH NEAL WHIGHAM Empire, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JAMES WILLIAM WHITAKER Bolton. Cieor.uia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Alpha Epsilon HERBERT THOMAS WHITE Tate, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ROSCOE J. WHITE Lenoir, North Carolina ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 4. BEUSSE WHITWORTH. JR Gainesville, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Alpha Tau Omef.a KENNETH WARREN WIDENER Augusta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. I, H f WP, M WIEDEMAN WIGGINS WILCOX WILKERSON WILKINS WILKINSON ILLIAMS, A. L. WILLIAMS. A D WILLIAMS. D. WILLIAMS, E. WILLIAMS. G. WILLIAMS. L THEODORli WILLIAM WIEDEMAN Atlanta, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING Chi Phi FRONTIS BURBANK WIGGINS, JR. Albany, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Alpha Tiiu Omega Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; A. 1. I. E., 3, 4; S. A. M., 3, Secretary, 4; Alpha Phi ()me.ea, 1, 2; Wesley Foundation, I; Dean ' s List, 4; Lieutenant (j.g. ) N. R. O. T. C. JAMES GERALD WILCOX Fitzgerald, Georgia GENERAL ENGINEERING Tail Kappa Epsiloii Tau Kappa Epsilon Secretary, 3. ROBERT GORDON WILKERSON, JR. Rome, Geor.t;ia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Thela Chi Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Track, 2. DONALD BRUCE WILKINS Atlanta, Georgia CHEMICAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4; American Chemical Society, 4; Camera Club, 4; Bridge Club, 4. WILLIAM HOWARD WILKINSON Jamaica, New York CIVIL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Chi Epsilon, 4; American Society of Civil Engi- neers, 4; Newman Club, 1, 2, 3. ADOLPH LAMAR WILLIAMS Florence, South Carolina INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ARTE DEWEY WILLIAMS Savannah, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Independent Students ' Organization Independent Students ' Organization Activities Chairman, 3; Pi Eta Epsilon, 3, 4; Industrial Management Society, 4; Tech Management Club, 3, Vice President, 4; Geechee Club, DWIGHT WILLIAMS Atlanta, Georgia ARCHITECTURE EDWIN JOSEPH WILLIAMS Donalsonville, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Management Club, 4. GEORGE NEAL WILLIAMS West Palm Beach, Florida AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Phi Delta Theta Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. LE ROY LANE WILLIAMS, JR. Cross City, Florida CERAMIC ENGINEERING Theta Chi Theta Chi Secretary, 2, Vice President, 3, Presi- dent, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi. 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; American Ceramic Society, 2, i, 4; Bulldog Club, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 4; I. F. C, 2, 3, 4; Malor R. O. T. C; Keramos President, 4. Don Usher Editor Technique. Omicron Delta Kappa, Koscnic, Student Council. THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 139 THE n I n E T E E n WILLIAMS. L. LEWIS W. WILLIAMS, .JR. Birmingham, Alabama mi:chank;ai. hnginhering WILLIAMS. T. F. Sifiina Alfha Epsilo,, Pi Tau Sigma, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 1; American Society of Mechanical Engineering, 4. THOMAS FLINT WILLIAMS, JR. Waycross, Georgia MirilANICAL ENGINEERING Thela Chi Scabbard and Blade, 3, Treasurer, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. WILLIAMS, T. R. THOMAS RICE WILLIAMS Willi c T Atlanta, Georgia WILLIAMS, T. S. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING SiKmi Alpha Epsiloii Society for Advancement of Mana.qemcnt, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 4. THOMAS SHAPARD WILLIAMS Grirtin. Georgia ARCHITECTURE Kappa Alpha STEPHEN NELSON WILLIS Marietta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT MONROE JOHN WILLNER Valrico, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A. I. E. E., 4; I. R. E., 1, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 1; Radio Club, 1, 4; Camera Club, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent. 4; Yellow Jacket, 4; Drama Tech, 4; Ma- sonic Club, 4. WILLIAM RIDLEY WILLS Daytona Beach, Florida ARCHITECTURE WILSON C. Sigma Phi Epsilou Drama Tech, 3, 4; Interfraternity Council, Yellow Jacket, 3, 4. CECIL ERNEST WILSON Roberta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. DURWARD EARL WILSON WILSON, D. Perry, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Chi Psi WILSON, I, Society for Advancement of Mana.gement, 3. 4; American Institute of Industrial En.gineers, 4. ISAAC LUTHER WILSON Decatur, Tennessee MECHANICAL ENGINEERING liiilepetiJeiit Students ' Organization American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. RALPH OWEN WILSON, JR. Hinton, West Virginia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT WINGflELD CHANDLER REAVES WINGFIELD. JR Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Tech Ma a ement Club. ?, 4. 140 F I F T V S E n I R CLASS WILLIAM HENRY WINSLMANN, JR. Gainesville, Florida CIVIL ENGINEERING Alpha Tnu Omega Scabbard and Blade, 4; Chi Epsilon, 4; S. A. M. E., 3, 4; A. S. C E., 3, i; li  e Pri,il. 3. Assistant Editor, 4. COUNTRYMAN ARTHUR WONG Atlanta, Georgia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Siema Historian, 1; A. S. M. E., Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; B. S. U., 2, President, 3, Y. M. C. A. Qibinct, 2, 3, 4; Technique, 3. DONOVAN L. WINTER Tifton. Georjjia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Kappa Tau Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2. i, 4; Pi Tau Sisma, 4; Tau Beta Pi. 4; A. S. M. E., 4. EARL STEPHENSON WIRTZ, JR. Jackson, Mississippi INDUSTRI AL ENGINEERING Sigma Chi American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Band, 3, 4. FRED LESERMAN WOLF Tampa, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon Pi Vice President, 2, President, 3; ANAK, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, Secretary, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 2. 3, 4, Vice President, 3; Bull- dog Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 3; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3, 4; White and Gold President, 1; 1. F. C, 2, 3, Vice President, 4; Yellou Jacket. 1; Blue Print. 1, 2; Technique. 1, Advertising Manager, 2, Business Mana.ger, 3: Suivet Business Manager, 4; Gym Team, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon Award for Outstanding Contribution to Journalism. 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Greak Greeks, 4. ROBERT EDWARD WOLF Orlando, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4. DAVID HUGH WOOD, JR. Palmerdale, Alabama INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4; Masonic Club, 3, 4; Baseball. 1, 2, 3. DAVID M. WOOD, JR. Jacksonville, Florida INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Sigma Phi Epsilon MARION E. WOOD, JR. Baxley, Georgia CIVIL ENGINEERING American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. RAYMOND SANDERLIN Wt)OD, JR. Atlanta, Georgia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha SAM HOBERT WOOD Birmingham, Alabama ARCHITECTURE Architectural Society, 4. THOMAS H. WOOD Macon, Georgia ARCHITECTURE Lambda Chi Alpha d WINSEMANN WINTER WIRTZ WOLF F. WOLF. R. WONG WOOD, D. H. WOOD, D. M. WOOD. M. WOOD. R. WOOD. S. WOOD, T 141 THE S E n I R CLASS OF 50 Bill Cooper Photography Editor Blue Print. Techniiiue Photographer, Engineer Photographer. J AMI ' S CLEMENTS WOOTEN Atlanta, Geor.gia MHCIIANICAL ENGINEERING Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, 3, -1; Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4; Tau Btta Pi, I. JAMES MINOR WORKMAN, |R. Atlanta, Georgia MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Tau Beta Pi, i; Phi Kappa Phi, A. JOHN LOUIS WORTH Plaintield, New Jersey CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Pi Kappa Alpha Tau Beta Pi, 4; Alpha Chi Sigma, 4; A. I. Ch, E., 3, 4; American Chemical Society, 3, 4; Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES QUINTARD WRIGHT, JR. 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ROBERT ALAN YOUNG International Falls, Minnesota PHYSICS Sigma Pi Sigma President, 4. WOOTEN WORKMAN WORTH WRIGHT WYATT WYNN YATES, G. YATES. M. YONGUE YOPP YOUNG. C. YOUNG. R 142 One hot spot! Wind tunnel work. just try it! Advanced Physics Lab. These curves represent , 143 CI.A0S BUDDY Everett L. Shields, Jr. John R. Hammond Michael F. Sermersheim JOHN President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer MICKEY l-)4 GEORG in TECH ADAMS, ALIRI-n 1... Ml Df. ' (.i 77j.- u .... Tini| .i. Ma. ADAMS. MARt IS ( .. JR Atlanu. G.i. ADAMS. RADFORD C, JR., Tlirla Chi . . . Radford, ' i. AKRIDGE. MEIVIN EUGENE Aibnta. Ga. AIE. ANDtR. KENMTH S Macun, Ca. ALEXANDER, VCILirAM K.. JR.. Sigma Chi . . Atlanta. Ga. Al.l-ANO, FRANK A Tampa, Fla. ALLEN, CLARENCE K., Rclu Th.lj Pi ... . Atlanta, Ga. ALLEN, KARL Joncsboro, Ga. ALLISON, LOUIE J Gaincivillc. Ga. •• « «r - r AISPAl Gil, VC LBB M. . . . . Atlanta. Ga ANDERSON. ROBERT E., Sigiiiu Ch, . . . Vi ' aihinston. Ga ANDERSON. ROY. K i u Tun OnicRd . . . 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BASSFORD. THOMAS II Huntinston. « ' . Va. BEANBLOSSOM. l.ESILR I Decatur. Ga. BEARD, JACK B Jackson, Tenn. BEARD, ROUERI W,. Drlla Tan Delia . . New Orleans. La. BIARU. WIILIAM D. B. j Thela Pi ... . Atlanta. Ga. HE( KER, HAROLD S. , Mpha F.pnlnii Pi . . M.ami Beach. I la. BEt-KHAM. RICH RD n Atlanta. Ga. BECKLER, DON R Copperhill, Tenn, BEHAR, ABRAHAM Habana, Cuba BEIRO. FERNANDO R Havana. Cuba CLASS OF ' 5 1 fe B. 1si 145 GEORG IH TECH BULL. lOHN INMAX, JR., Il.llj Uu ). j . . Atljma, Ca. BCLI.AU. MURGAN H.. JR.. (..SO I..1I jycctc. Gj. BF.NATAR, LEO. ! )  ; li(.m Pi Atllnt.i. Gl. BENNETT. CARROI 1. H C Uston. Gi. BENNF.TT. IFROMK V.. ' ., Kjppj Tjii . . Spjrunburs. S, . UrST, UARNFY !■ Si. I ' cicr%burs. FIj. Ill TUFA. IFO.SARI) A.. A )j 7 ' jii O mxJ . Jjcksoni lllc. FIj. BtVIS, ASBLRV I... JR Rome. Gj. BIRDSONC. LAVCRKNCF K Scoitdile. Gj. BISHOP. HARVEY E.. JR., 77v(u . . .... Liurtl, Miss. BLACK. ARLEIGH A.. JR.. Phi Sigmj Kj .(.j . Jjckionvillc, Fli. BLALOCK, HOMER V., JR., Pl„ K„pl,a Vs..m . . Albany, Ga. BLANCHARn. MAirOlM R Sviffern, N. Y. BLF.MKLR. btKKIhiS 11., Ph, tirlj I hria . - Augutia, Ga. BLITHL. «IIII M I Ncwi..,, Square. I ' a. BOCKSTRllCK, EAkI .. Kjpl Six ' iii Alton. 111. BODDIF. THOMAS I Stanley. N. C. BOND. CHARLES I s,,  ,.i , „ Greensboro. Ga. BOOMERSIJINE. Vi W IFR M Atlanta, Ga. BOSTICK, ROGER l , t jppj A.f. Memphii. Tenn. BOUL (ARE, JESSE M . I ' ' t..,ppj Tj« . . .SKmphls, Tenn. BOUNLTTUj ALBIKI I , Clia, U.i..n, S. C. BOVCKS, STFI ' HL.N .M., JR J«ckl .iv,lle. FU. BRADFORD, WILLIAM D., Chi Pl:i .... Slli ier, S. C. BRADLEY. JOHN B Atlanta. Ga. IIRADSHAW. HLRBFR1 , JR., ;V. ' (j 7ji. ), aBH-cruss, Ga. BRAMBLETT, DAN .M., Ph, lldlj Thrlj . . .riffin, Ga. BRANCH, l y S . IR Grol.iuwn, Ga. BR1I . ROBERI II Bell.-ille. N. J. BRFSNAHAN. JOSH 11 E. . . . Auginta, Ga. A L B i T BRITTON, DONALD E thagrln Fallj, Ohio BROOKS. JOHN L.. Alpha Tju Omega .... Atlanta. Ga. BROUGHTON. WILLIAM B.. lai iWj Chi Alpha Georgetown. S. C BRO (N. KKNNFTM G., Si. oi.i Chi .... Gadsden, Ala. BROWN. ROBERT Deeatur, Ga. BROWN, VIILLIAM C Philadelphia, Pa. BROWNE, THOMAS P., Alpha Tail Omrita . . Atlanta, Ga, BRUMBALOW, HAROLD A Gainesville, Ga. BRUMBELOW. F. H,, Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Carrolllon. Ga, BRYAN, Till .MAN O. , JR Marietta, Ga. BRYANT, J. FRANKLIN, Kappa Alpha . . . Lakeland, Fla. BRYANT, NERL ' DA L Moultrie, Ga. BITBIN. STANLEY D., Alpha p.piiluii Pi . . . Miami. Fla. BrR H, LOUIS H,, Thrla C ii Atlanta, Ga, niHETEEn FIFTV 146 JUniO R CLASS BURKE, JAMKS i:.. UiiiIhIj Chi Alfha .... AtbntJ, Ga. BURGESS. CHARLHS TED, Sismi Nu . . . Summcrvillc, Gi. BURTON. JOE M.. %isniu Phi Hptihm . . . Jonesboro. Ark. BUTLER, I ' AUl 11., .S jmj Phi r.pii ' .ini .... Ambro«, Gj. BYRD, JAMES ( ., J. .( ThvtJ Pi ... . New Orlcjns, 1 J. L.MN, JOHN I Cocnj, 1 Ij. CALDW ' El-L, JOHN W jjckson, Ga. CALLAWAY. VCILLIAM S.. JR Atlami. Ga. CAMl , WILSON M., Phi ndla Thelj . . . 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THOMAS A.. B.li Thilj P. . . . Sjvirnih. Gj. CUMMING. DAVID P Jickionvillc, Fli. CUMMINGS, JAMES D Big Sione Gap. Va. CUNNINGHAM, BEN H.. K n ' SlX ' - ■ ■ ■ Savannah. Ca. CURRir. FRANCIS RIGDON. Ci. Pi. llanla. Ga. CVITA.N CARLO C Liiilc 1 allv. N. Y. IVAMIii., JAMES « ' .. B.- J 77ir(j I ' . . . . Elbcnon. Ga. DAMl 1 , CHARLES B.. JR.. .S.(! iJ C .J . St. Simons Island. Ga. DANIH JULIAN S Edison, Ga. DANIH I . HANEY H.. KjpfiJ Sigma .... Allanla. Ga. DANUIS, LLOYD I Troy. N. Y. DASHIK. GORDON T.. I •; ( ' . .... Savannah. Ga. DAL HIRY, HARRY M M.iu-r. Ga. DAVIDSON, HARRISON VC ' .. JR.. Pi A,j i .« Pti . ilanla, Ga. DAVIDSON, JOHN M Panam.- i iiv, pla. DWIS. DAVID IHARItS Aus,„ia. Ga. DEADMORE, LEVI ' C AbinKJ.m. Va. DEfRANCISCI, JOSEPH V BrookUn. N. Y. DH OACHE EORGE N., 7.S O Sav .....ah. Ga. DEMAKSf ROlll RT K . JR. .... . .ljnca. Ga. DENtNKERG. EAKI 1 I.. Tjn rp„t. „ I ' iji . . Br.i..kli,.t, Mass. DENNIS. IRWk Sijiuj .Vii ■ V ■ S ' - P trsburs. I la. DENTON. ttllllA.M S. . ■. Bronwood, Ga. DETRIO, JAMES R Miami. Fla. 1)1 VI Al 1), UIARI.F.S r Atlanta. Ga. DIGBY. lAMFS tt ' .. P ., (V. ' fJ Thla .... Carrolllon. Ga. 1)11 lARl). R.MllGH A Chaniblcc. Ga. 1)111 R1). Vlllll M 1.. JR Hamlet. N. (-. DlVliNE. ROBERT S.. Di-lld Sigma P .i .... GrilSn. Ga. DIXON. HENRY S.. Kj ipa Alflia . . . Colltge Park. Ga. l)011St)N, HI RIllRT I Rotkmart. Ga. DOID, MELVIN J.. Sigma Phi hpiilmi Flora. 111. DOTSON. ERMAN R.. JR.. Phi Kappj Tjii . Petroleum. V . Va. Dvll ' GI AS. S ULIAM L Griffin, Ga. DUBI.ER. Rt)BI RT H . lirnhda Chi A ' .phj . . . Trenton. Ga. DUGGAN. Rt)BFRT S.. JR.. P .i Kapfa Tiu . . . Macon. Ga. ninETEEn fiftv 148 JUniOR CLHS s DUNN. BRAOI FY B Ailanti. Gj. DUPRHK, lORlST G Snjnnjh, C.J. DURDtN. C. DliNNIS. C ii PJu Athntj, Ca. DUTTON. RIC HARD A.. J7. ..f ... Sis.,m . . Tuual.... i, Ala. DVKl-S. llORA( 1- 1 ' Ricl.lo.i. Mivs. H.KtRMAN. II KUS R Ailjnla, f.a. KKl.tS. HJVilN (.. .l. ' f M Tjii 0 .-.i(.i . . . Savai.nall, Ga. EDtLBAUM. BFRKO Rama-Gan, Israel EDLESON, BERT, l ' l , K iji o,; I ' i .... Columbus. Ga. EDVCARUS. CHARIFS F.. Itrlla S j. ij ! . . . Columbus. Ga. EDWARDS. HOWARD D.. JR Galntiville. Ga. ELLIOTT. DALE E Blairivlllc, Ga. ELLRvrr. RDBFRT B. . j . i S.,(«i.i Atlanla. Ga. ELLIOTT. WILLIAM I.. IR,, Kappa Sifm ■ ■ ■ Atlanta. Ga. Fills. BLAKE D.. ; ' . Kjpf« Alpha .... Savannah. Ga. FMRKK. BROOKS S. . PBi j . . ■ Portland. InJ. ENGEL, LAWRENCE ,1.. l ltj Sigma VIn . . . Atlanta. Ga. EPPERSON, MACK L Kingsport. Ttnn. ERGLE, JOHN L.. Phi K..pi ' ., Taii . . . Spartanburg. S. C. ERVIN, THOMAS C., PA. D.lla Thrla .... Tampa. Ela. ESCHMANN. ROBERT E Decatur. Ga. ETHERIDGE. CARLTON O.. JR Millcdseville, Ga. ETHERIDGE, RILEY O Atlanta, Ga. EVANS, EDWARD R., P .i C.ummn Delia . Kennett Square. Pa. EVANS. LEONARD N.. JR Plains, Ga. EVERITT, GEORG E M.. Ml ha Tan biit.-.s« . . Decatur ,Ga. lARLFY, DANIEL F., S ma Nn . . . . Torrington, Conn. lAR.MLR, WILLIAM B., JR Atlanta, Ga. FATHFRA, HERMAN S Nashville, Tenn. FELLER. ALAN G.. ?hi Kjfl Sigma . Port Washington. N. Y. FERGUSON. ROBERT M.. S,p„a Chi .... Ashland. Kv. FERRELL, CHARLES G.. D.llj I .,„ l lla . . Greenville. Ky. FINE. ALLEN B.. B. j Tl:.la Pi Norfolk. Va. ITREBAUGH. JAMES R.. JR Stoclsbridge. Ga. 1 ISK. GEORGE H.. Sigma .Vii . . . J.icksonville Beach. Fla. FLAKE, GEORGE H Columbus, Ga. ILANIGEN, HARRINGTON I.. JR Athens, Ca. I LEMING, RAYMOND C. JR.. Phi Gamma Delia . Tampa. Ela. FLETCHER, JAMES M Molena, Ga. FLETCHER. THOMAS L Atlanta. Ga. I LEXER. ELMER J.. S ' gma Ch, Bronsssick. Ga. I LOYD. WILLIAM H Trion, Ga. lOR.MAN. «ILLIAM F.. .SO Birmingham, Ala. FslRSHTAY, JOHN E.. Sigma u .... Irvington, N. J. FORTUNE. RAFPH W.. JR Lassrenccville, Ga. BLUE P R I n T J y 14m HI T Ab ' ittftiH i .ij iH GEORG IR TECH FOSTER, HARVEY H., JR Allinii. Gi. FOSTER. THOMAS E Ynnkcn. N. Y. FOSTER. WEEMS M BowJon. Gi. FOWLER, CLIFTON I Atlinta, Gj. FOX. WARRFN H Miimi. FIj. FRANCO. AARON M., A ' .phj hptilvif !•,.... AiUnu. Gj. IRANKLIX. EBERT L.. Pi Kj m .U .Aj . . Mcchjniitbutg. I ' j. FREE. WILLIAM C. JR., I ' l K ppj PI; . . Hjvcrto .1. Pj. FREE.VIAN, ROBERT J.. PA Drila Thrlj . ChiitinuuKa. Tenci. FREY. JOE E.. Delia iigmn Pht Andfc -. S. C. FRITCH, JAMES L Jjipcr, InJ. IKIZZELL, WILLIAM R Ft. Myers. Fh. FRY. JAMES C S « ij .V« RjIhm. Gjp. Gi. FLLLFR. OUN ■«.-,- i«.i. S.««. iVi. ibiitj. Gi. IL ' LLUR. SI ' EPHEN L., Kappa Alpha . . . 0 lie. Ga. GALPHIN. RICHARII X.. JR.. Pin Kappa Tau U ' ilminKton, N . C. GALPHIN. THOMAS H . JR.. Pi Kappa Plii . . Atlanla. Gi. GAMMAGE. HILLER M.. JR.. Kappa Sigvia . . Moultrie, Ga. GARD.NLR. PEYTON H.. Kappa Alpha . . HatliciburK. Miss. GARLAND. BERNAKl ' I Sjnf,.rd. Me. GARNER. MICHAEL K . . , . . . Pvnc Blurt. Art. GARRARD. FRANK I , III. flu l).((j I I ' rla . Columbus. Ga. GARRETT. JA.VIES D.. Pbl Kappa SiKma . - Chatt3Ini K.i. Tenn. GARRETT. KENNETH M Little R ,k. Ark. GASKINS. JACK C . . M. iii. Ga. GATHRIGHT. JACK T.. Kappa SiX ' na ■ ■ Atlanta. Ga. GAUDE. ROBERT P.. JR Bit. si, Misi. GFER. RONA U3 L t Palm E. .tb. Fla. GEN I S( H EDWARD I-. Tau Kappa Fpi,l,.it . VCillums. Aril. GEORc.l. ROBERT ' - . _. .Atlanta, Ga. GILBERT. LFA.MUV G. . . . ■ ■ Atlanta. Ga. GILL. HARRISON. . JR.. Sijiiu Xii . . Chattanooga, Tenn. GILL. RALPH E.. JR Uarlcn, Ga. GILLMAN. BERNARD I.. Alpha iwl.jn P. . . . Atlanta. Ga. GIORDANO, ANTHONY J New Yotk. N. Y. GISSENDANNER, TRAVIS B Atlanta. Ga. GLAZL. THOMAS I... JR Atlanta. Ga. GLOVER, J. EDUIN Prescott. Atij. GNANN, JOSEPH L Savannah, Ga. GOAN. JOHN W Blue R:dse. Ga. GOETZ, NELSON F Byron, Ga. GOODMAN, HERBERT E., laii EpsHoii Phi . Pouuhkcepsie, N. Y. GOOGE, JOSEPH M.. Sigma Xn Savannah. Ga. GORDON, BIILIE, Drila Sigma Ph, Atlanta, Ga. GORDON. LOUIS, .S.O Macon. Ga. ninETEEn fiftv 150 JUniOR CLASS CORE, JAMES M Atbnti, Ga. GRAHANf. ERNEST G.. JR Vlindcr. Ga. GRANGER. IIARVEY, 111, CJn Pin .... Sjvjnnah, Gi. GRANT, IRA V.. JR Et. Myers. Eh. GRANT. JOHN V Tjll jli.is.«, I Ij. GRAVES. rilOMAS 1 lljrr.mjii, lii.ii. GREENE. LAVXRENtE A Ailjni.i. Gj. GREENE, veil 11AM II Alhnia. Gj. GREER. ROBERT S., Tjii l-piiloa Pl , . . . Miami Beach. Ela. GREER. HALTER D.. fi Kjf l« Alpha .... Allania. Ga. GRIHITN. MOLLIS E Ocilla, Ga. GRIEEITH, ROBERT E., ), .i 7 ' .ii, Ihlta . . . Maylicid, Ky. GRIGGS. JOHN T Unadilla. Ga. GRLBBS. ROBERT L. . . ' ;?,.] Gay. Ga. GUMACOS. l-ONSTANTINE . ' ..,. Vyr I ' arby. I ' a. GUNN, CUYLER M.. S;xi...; l In . . . . M,.ntKomery. Ala. GUNNELS, CHARLES E.. |R . Alpha T.:, n„„s., . Atlanta. Ga. GUNNING. GEORGE J.. S.j.,,., Chi ... . Atlanta. Ga. GUTHMAN. SIEGFRIED. JR.. Phi Epsi ' ..,,, P, . . Atlanta. Ga. HAGEN. TED W . Kingiport. Tcnn. HALEY. GEORGE W.. Chi Psi H .... Atlanta. Ga HALL. ROBERT H. . . . H . . . Lambert. Ga. HAM. ROLAND A. . . . ,HPH ' • ■ ■ Atlanta, Gi. HAMMOND, JOHN R., JR.. SVjwj N« . . Ramsey, N. J. HAND. FREDERICK F. . . . . . .... Griffin. Ga. HANDAL. CARLOS A. . . . Santa K.,..i de Cc.pan, Honduras HARALSON, JAMES B.. ,; .. Sigma PI; . West I ' o.nt. Ga. HARDING. PRICE P.. Phi G.,mma Uclu . . . Atlanta. Ga. HARDMAN. liTLIIA.M M . McDonough. Ci. HARLLY. ROBERT A.. CI; Phi .... Spartanburg. S. C. HARRIS. ROY H.. LambJa Chi Alpha r„rt Valley. Ga. HARRIS. VITILIAM M., (.7i. P.. . . . Ashcsille. N. C. HARTE, JOHN F.. |R,. Pi Kappa Alpha . . Savannah. Ga. HARVEY. HENRY B.. JR.. l..iml,Ja Chi .Alpha . . Miami. Fla. HARVEY. JOHN L Salisbury. N. C. HAYNES, WILLIAM G Durand. Ga. HAYWOOD. ARTHUR J Brosvusvillc. Pa. HEALY, LEO.NARD D Ness Orleans. La. HEERY. GEORGE T.. P, Kappa Alpha .... Athens, Ga. HEIM. DONALD R Atlanta. Ga. HENDERSON, ( HARLES L Macon. Ga. HERMANSDORFER. JAMES E.. I.S.O. . . Huntmiiton. «. Va. HERRING. ROBERT L Atlanta. Ga. HEWKE. JAMES O Dumont. N. J. HICKMAN. ROY S «a, nesboro. Ga. BLUE P R I n T a bv f , i K .. iw 151 Vl ll GEORG ID TECH HIGGINS. ANTHONY B., Kj . j S jn j . . . Hopewell, V.i. HIGGINS. ■« ' IJ.I.IAM T.. Sigini Ch, .... Acllnla, Gi. HILSMAN. MYRICK S., JR Mariclta, Ga. IIRITT, CLAUDE D., Th, Signm Kjppa . . Chjriolon, S. C. miZ, THOMAS R BtrscnCclJ. N. ]. Ill AVtNKA. IllOMAS r II0.I1H.K, N. Y. lIcHlGDKN. HOWARD B.. IR-, Relj T 1,,-lj Pi Davtonj Bcjtli, I Ij. HODGSON. ROBERT E., JR., Chi I ' hi .... Atljnla, Ga. HOGAN. ROBERT L.. Phi Kapp i Tau . . . Hapcvillc. Gj. HOIIADAY. X1II. I Mumi. llj. HOMER. EDWARD ].. Ph, K. . .J 7.. . W. New York, N. .1. H01.L1MAN. ALBERT L Mjcon. Gi. HOLLWEDEL. MATIHLVC J Brooklyn, N. Y. M ' ' UM ULL1AM K.. Alflja I a,i ilmrgl . . Ijllj|m cc. 1 la. imUsn, Ml ' ILLIAM C Billimore, MJ. I lloRlox, DAVIDJT BirminRham, Ala. HOL ' SLK, WILLIAM I Tampa, Fla. HOTAIIM,, RICHARIi I « ' . I ' alm Beach, Fla. HOWll I H. SCOTr, Phi D,-. ' j ThcU . . Montgomery. Ala. HO« I 11 HARRY NX.. ii,mj AlpljJ fwl,.,! . Gallinburg. Tenn. liriillU Kl,, JOHN J Holly KiJge, N. C. IIIISIY. 1 RNEST I,, |R., Ph, Drilu I r-rta . . Griffin, Ga. HUMPHREYS, HENRY C, Ph, Delta Thrla . . MPhit Jl, l.-nn. HUNT, WILLIAM S McDoi k1i, Ga. HUTCHINSON, DONALD O., Phi Kjpp.i S;,i; ;,. . . Ml.m.,. Ga. HUSBAND, CHARL ES S New Yor I X. Y. HUSKISSON, JOHN C, JR., Alpha Tan Omrf. . . T.i ,,|.,. Fla. HUST, RAYMQND F Men .n. Whs. HUTTOWV ROBERT N.. Ill, Sigma Chi . i . Gall. no. Tenn. ■ ■ ■■ -m ■■ IVEY. GARNI K H.. JR.. Alpha l ,ii Omr -.. . . All.any. Ga. IVEY, THOMAS N. . 7 ? . . . A hevillc, N. C. JACKSON, JOHN D.. P, Kappa Alpha .... Sanford. Fla. JAKUBOWSKI. STANLEY T Uiica, N. Y. JAILER. LIONEL E Long Beacli, N. Y JANCZYS, WALTER J.. Ilela Th.la Pi . . . Ansonia, Conn. JARRETT, BRANYON O., Alpha Tan Omrsa . . Ausmta. Ga. JENKINS. D.WE H Atlanta, Ca. lETER. ROBERT W Shreveport, La. II TT. B. 1 HILTON, JR HunllnKton. W. Va. JETT, WILLIAM S.. Sigma Alpha Rpzil,,,, . Ormond Beach. 1 la. |OBE, THORNLEY C, Sigma Chi .... Jackson, Tenn. lOHNSON, JACK J Atlanta, Ga. JOHNSON, JAMES T Clarkston. Ga. JOHNSON. WARREN L., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Sebring. Fla. niRETEEn FIFTV : ' z J u n 1 R c L n s s i ! rs JOHNSON. Vi ' II, 1.1AM I Athens. Gl. K Z- j - _i J lOHNSTON. JAMKS G Atlanta. Gi. - S fe 1 8 - W lOllNSTON. RUMI.NGTON AOicvillc. N. C, J feH lONKS. ANl)Ri; - J,. JR.. K.- . .,. S x i.. . . l)..nalTOnvillc. G.1. 9 ' P JONi:S. CHARI.I ' S H.. ( ' ( Kj .fj Mfh,, . . . I.i.rlnirn. Gj 41 .. . •. , c ( ' n f o lONKS. 1)11. MAR n Chcycnno. Vly,,. ,- - - J - 5 JUNKS. IKIIIIKHK I., K.,l,l„i Sixni i . . . li uvilU-. M,, . k ' ' V k ' V tli . A 1 ' ' IT IH %k B HH - ,4 o - KALMliACH. JAMES II.. K ..f i All i., . . . Slircveporl, La. ' ' f M| KAMINSKY. CARL J Fr«land. I ' a. ' ' tB BUB V - , , KATZ. MARSHALL N.. Mfba r.puhi, . . Clumbia. S. C. ■I B ' g H If J .. 1 E BA I tI hk 1 KEtL. THOMAS J LaGransc Ga. « S KEENIR. NL RV1N J Lv.in vilk-. liid. '  ' ' r ' M KLllLRMAN, I. GEORGE, ! . ... ;■ ... ' ., )■. . J.nnaKa. N. Y. | -Ji KENDRICK. EARL L., JR., LaraWj CA. Mflu . . Gnffin. Ga. _ r ' , JJB KLNYON. HOWARD A I aM l , iu. G.i JT y H ,. KENYON. Vi ' lLLIAM I ' ., Sig iM C i .... Gainesville, Ga. HH -.t VT KIDD, GATES B., Beta rluli Pi . . . Jolinson City, Tenn. M | I KILLEliRLW. JAMES 11.. S., .ttJ Chi .... Ann.slon. Ala. ■ ' l B ' ' KIMZEY, ROBERT M.. JR., S j ;,i .•l ) .,. ;.(. o« K V f - f Birmingham, Ala. k ' JBl ' ' _ KING, DON U., Viii K. i T,iii ..... Canton, Ohiu tS IH h MRMLY. (.. RL AuRusta. Ga. H|: J« fc. . Vi J MRKWOOl). lYMAN M.. S.jraa Nn . . St. Ausustine. 1 la. f f k ' fc MTl.. Cl.ARENI 1 R.. Mklui Tall ()«., ■. . . . I ' crrv. Gj ( _. K - ' T KNIGHT. VilLllAM 1., JR. Sixnui (A, . . Memphis, Tcnn, • f -Jw kRAir, ROGER L lt„„iia. I ' a. I PiW J JmSsLi. m ' a III f KRAUSE, IRII) J.. Js..f i,, .UpljJ .■ ., . . t hatl.mousa. Tenn. HH ' oHIB Al Vi ' ' { KRIMMEL. ROBERT I Atlanta. Ga. jiJISW fSk KRL ' SE, HEINZ ■., CA Pn Roselle. N. J. J B I B ■ l.aCLAIR. HUSTON L.. JR., Phi Udl.i rh,l,i . HirmiiiRham. Ala. | ' f n w l.ACH.MANN, THEODORE E Nes York, N. Y. t;- J J LADNER. LAWRENCE J.. Pi K, .f.. .1 ;. CamJen, N. J. hj T H V ■B ' ' ,4 J I. MH. WALTER L., JR.. Chi Pu . . . ( hattanooKa. Tenn. E. - ' ■ 1 I.XMorm, HENRY J Sprinslield. Mass. . j,jft l ' Bl k 1 AND. SIDNEY 1 Atlanta. Ga. ' i 1 ■ LANE. RKllARD B.. Sigmj ii Maeon. Ga. ■ ■ B ' VJ 1 . NG. . ii .... ( ranfurj. N. J. g T ' l LASHLEY, ELMER W Atlanta. Ga. LASSETER, ERNEST I.. JR.. Ihlu Thcla Pi . . Miami, Ela. LAUl ' A. AR.MAS Tallinn, Estonia , BLUE P R I n T 4mmk ..jr 15.? BA% Ji GEORGIA TECH LAW. Vi ll.I.l.XM M Alljnu. Gj, I AYTDN, GKORGE II CollcRt Park. C.i. LEAHY. 1-RANK F... Pi K pf ij .W . .,! . . . Srj Gin. N. J. LllF.VRE. RF.X « ' Alljnti. Ga. LFHNLR. LKO I Mcmphii. Ttnn. LEONARD. PRENTISS n Mjcon. Ga. LESTER. JOHN H.. JR.. P i Kjpfj S ci.u . . . Decatur. Ga. I ETZ. CAREY A, JR Kmrd..lc. Ga, LEVFNSON. LEWIS M.. Phi Elmlo,, Pi . . BridRcion. N. J. LEVINE. ZELVIN, Phi Epsilon Pi Savannah. Ga. II V. III). ' . l iiilijii Pi Atlanta. Ga. LEWIS. LFROY vfircni, Ga. LEWIS. LUTHER H.. Alpha T.iii Om.jij .... Millcn. Ga. LIGHT. LR. NK R lliKn.,. Ga. LIGHTNER, RlJilERT B Huntinjion. « . Va. IINDSAV, C.lARENt 1 L.. Sixiiid Alpha Epiiloii nirniingham, Ala. I l INt.STuN. MARTIN C. JR.. Chi Phi . . . Atlanta, Ga. LONG. JOHN T., Alpl ' a Tail Omrna .... Albany, Ga. LONG, Vf ' ENDELL P Atlanta. Ga. HIPEZ. Lt UIS. JR T.mipa. Fla. LOWE, JOHN R., fhi Sis«ia Kappa ,L,ni.i. Ga. LOWl. ALVJN, JR., ■ ' Epsilon Pi ... . Ga.l-,Un. Ala. lOVil. DAVin I.. Phi r.pnluii Pi .... . Gad .lcn. Al.i. I.OWRY. TERRELL N Laurel. Min. LUDLOW. JOHN L., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . WestlielJ, N. J. LUTES. JOSEPH A AtLuna, Ga, LUTHER. GAlXI ' i r., JR Greenville. S. C. LYNCH- UjHNML a Mempl -. Tenn. M..tl)i ' N Ml). JOHN C Red Jl.i ' k. N. J. MAIGERI, THE0150KL J East OranKe N. J. .MAItlMV. IKWK J. J B W ' . LriKlcw.,,,,!, N. .MANDLL, RICHARD M., Phi Tpiilim Pi . . New.irk, N. J. MARION, BILL A Mempliiv, Tenn. MARION, EDWARD L Malverne. N. Y. MAROUAND. ROBERT E.. C7.i Pm . . . Hollvwood. Ma. MARTIN, FDWARD G.. Kappa Alpha . . . Jaekion. Mill. MARTIN. JASPER M Atlanta. Ga. MARTIN. MANUEL R.. JR Hr,.„klvn. N. Y. MAXEY, HERSCHEL Watkinivlllc. Ga. MAY, THEODORE W ' .. LainhJa Chi Alpha . . . Maeon. Ga. MAYSON. WILLIAM P.. JR., Sisn a i, . . . AuRu ta, Ga. McCAHAN. WILLIAM R.. TInia . i . liniliicum Heishti. Md. MeCLELLAN. DALLAS L.. JR Savannah. Ga. Mt(.LURE. JAMES R.. De. ' i r,ili Delia . . . LaGrangc. Ga. MeCLURE. LEE R Atlanta. Ga. niHETEEn FIFTV 154 JUniOR CLRS s Mccormick, daniei, g Miimi. nia. Mccormick, stevcart i , 7Vn k. ... ru .jn ChattjnouKJ, Tcnn. McCOY, HENRY B.. JR Woodbury. Ga. McDANIKI.. •WIIMAM ¥., Chi Phi .... Sivjnnah. Gj. McDONAI.I). NORMAN II Jacksonville, IMa. McELRATH. JOHN M., JR., Sinma A pha ; fii. ' on . Macon, Ga. McGEE, HENRY A., JR., Sixn; i A ' . Atlanta, Ga. McGEEVER, THOMAS Vi ' ., Thc-U Chi .... Ail.inta, Ga. McGILLIS. JAMES B Smyrna, Ga. McGINNlS, CLAUDE A., Ch, Pl„ Atlanta, Ga. MvGOOGAN. MARVIN W Brunswick, Ga. McHAN, GORDON R Atlanta, Ga. McINNIS, ERICH L., JR.. S,x ;,. ' .; : ,„ «.. . . Dc-catur, Ga. McREE. BENJAMIN R., Umhda Chi All ' hi . . . Athens, Ga. MEDINA, HECTOR M Habana. Cuba MEEK, RENZA R Smyrna, Ga. MESCHKE, KARL U lirunssvick, Ga. MILLER. GEORGE H.. 7 . ., , , Pittsbursh. I ' a. MILLS, ALBERT L., LjwhJj i hi Alpha .... Eolkston, Ga. MILSTEAD, ERANK B.. JR , Kjff,i Alphj . . Pcnsac.la, Ela. i MINER, JOHN J RoclicstL-r. N. V. MINTON, JAMES T., JR., Itelu Tui, Ihlhi . . Miami. I la. MITCHELL. JAMES E. . , . ' Gr.liin, Ga. MONAGHAN, JOSEPH C. |R., KJ ) l Alpha . . Atlanta, Ga. MONAHAN, ROBERT E.. JR., rhi Kappa Siama . Amcricus, Ga. MONTGOMERY. FELIX B.. !i,la Tkia P, . . Greenville. S. C. MOORE. ERANK C. Sism-i Kll . . ■ . Granby, Conn. MOORE. H. CLAY. JR., Kappa Alpha ... Atlanta, Ga. MOORE, PETER G Lake Worth, Fla. MORCOCK, DOUGALD S . . . . Avondale Estates, Ga. MORGAN, ZELLIE Carrollton, Ga. MORRIS. EARL C Iit Berald. Ga. MORRIS. KENT B.. Alpha Tan O.u.jja .... Decatur. Ga. MUECKE. EDWARD. JR Macon, Ga. ML ' LHERIN, MATTHEW « ' ., Phi Delia Th.la . . AuKUsta, Ga. MULLLTT. WILLIAM L., Hisnia Kii .... (Juittnan, Miss. MUNDY. HAMILTON B.. JR., J.S.O Harlem, Ga. MURRAY, EDWARD I iI Rerald, Ga. MURRAY, WALTER A., JR Eit Rerald, Ga. MUSE, WILLIAM H., Alpha Ten Oiiir a . . . Jackson, Tenn. NACHT, ALAN D last Oranse. N. J. NALESNIK. GEORGE G.. Alpha Tan O.iicxa . . Clifton. N. J. NANCE. TAYLOR E.. Phi Kappa Tan . . Eayeitevillc. N. C. NAUGHTON, THOMAS C Cleveland, Ohio NLIILV, STII1AM C. JR., lanihJa Chi Alpha . . Tampa, Lla. BLUE P R I n T f C5 q m 111 %w. V , . 1 H Q ■ ' ?l, GEORGIA TECH NKLSON, I-REEMAN B ColKsc I ' jrk. Gi. NKVITON, JOHN T., JR., 77., j Clu .... Mjon. Gj. NICHOLS. JOl ' -L B., Tin Kij fij l.jiuloii . . . Mjninc , Ga. NORRIS, BUIORD M C, .lumbu , Ga. NORRIS, IL ' GlNi; B.. P Ji DrlU Tlr.U . . ll.rminKlum. Ala. O ' CONNOR. KENT C, Sis ' ii ' Chi Atlanta. Ga. OGUIN. LOYD M.. JR Alabama City. Ala. OLDS. Bt). L R .. JR.. fi Ka . .j rhi .... Atlanta. Ga. OLSEN, RALPH D., .S,j ,j ,Vu Lynn Haven. Ha. O ' MOHUNDRO, WILLIAM A Richmond. Va. O ' Nrill. JOHN H.. P v DW . IhrU iljnta. Ga. OSTRANDER. WILLIAM S.. KJ . W S jmj . . CiJartown. Ga. OWEN. JOHN R ilm.nKtun. N. C. 0 SLNS, I CK G.. Wji .Siju u Kjfp.; .... 5i niii.,h, ,j. I ' AHNO, AKTHL ' R N., Tau Kj(. .j ILpiilmi . . 5j .rmah. Ga. I ' NHM.l. IION N. Savannah. Ga. TARHAM. ROBERT 1 Gritfin. Ga. I ' ARRIS, HOLTON R. JR Charlotte. N. C. I ' ARZVCH. JOSEPH r .Milwaukee. Wis. I ' LARCE, I ' ADL S .SliLin. Tenn. PELOT. Bl N A.. JR TV Atlanta. Ga. I ' ENN. CHARLES N llanta. Ga. PtNTECOSI . li ' MI ' ll L fttlanta. Ga. PI RKINS. CHARLES. JR.. CI; Phi . . . . Atlanta. Ca. I ' LRKINS. ERANK A.. JR • yM ' - ' ' ■ PERRY. LLOYD M ■■ S ' ' ' ' ' ■ PITH. DAVID H., «, « Thcl r, M:irlo«. Ga. PITRIE, RAVMuM) M New Orltani. La. PETTY. % ' ILLIA,M ' N K illc. Tenn. PI ARR. I RED L Htonx. N. Y. i. -. . . ■ PICKETT, ROBERT E., Sigma Ch, . . . Chattanooga. Tenn. I ' UIERT. EDVi ARD J Shrevep..rt. la. PIPPIN. JOHN L Tampa, 11a. PIITMAN, BASt OM L Niircro . Ga. PORTELA, JOSE I llavan... oba PORTER. GARLAND B.. JR.. Snu.j Alfhj Lfiiluii Red Oak. Ga. PORITR, VtllllS D Cochran. Ga. IMTLER. KENNETH H Ml .m Granville. N. Y. POINDS. RtlBERT S Maywille. Ga. IMVilll, lollN R Atlanta. Ga. I ' RISSIY. UI11 I IL. JR., rh, K, . a l„ii . (,.l.imbia, S. (. PRl ' ITT. 1II R 1.. S.xma Alpha lpiil„n . . . .Miami. I la. PRVOR. LRANt IS D.. JR.. Pi Kj p ij Phi . . . Decatur. Ga. PLCKETT. LOYD N.. JR., Pi Kappa Phi . . . Decatur. Ga. niHETEEn FIFTV ISO J u n 1 R c L R s s n lT ' !) ' I ' lGFl, IDWARI) M R„ji,„kc. V.,. j ' U - -— ' I J Kl AUS Milltown. N. J. ( vP . •S TM jBmI gl ' ARlN. AllRr.l) 1 Mcmplils, Tcnn. l.,. , , ' ' I ' ' I RABIRN. IdSri ' H W Ailjntj, G.i. f 0 J 11 A ' ■ ' ■ ' ! Q O RANKIN. JAMES F... S g «a i iu ;: .w(„ . . I.ouiivillc. Ky. ■ K V f RAY. JOHN W JjaMinvillc. II.1. V V M R V, ROIllRr E Dunbjr. X ' . Vj. S REAL). HENRY R., C i Vhi Athiua. Gj. HB V , H REUf lEl.D. FRANK B.. Chi Vhi Torrinslun. VCyo ' REEL), JOHN E Mnbilc. Al.i. .e_4Hi . ■JF ' flBMfli . REESE. THURSTON F Dulutli. G REEVES. EDWARD A.. JR Athnia. G.i. J . ' A J RLXSIIAVl, JOHN N.. S .( i,i Alpbt Et ' iiloii . . M.iriciij. Gi. .. I I ' s fe 1 RU.HARnsoN. FARE W Ij.kv,!., Tmi RULES. ROBERT E.. T,. I l-iilon Phi . . . Bro„klinc. Ma! RIDENOUR, STUART M.irk-tu. Gj. J RIEDL. HERBERT E ' WT ' P fe tf RUlHFN, KENNETH, 7 ,; I l iilo,i Phi . . . Brccklvn, N. Y. 9 mlf K RIVENBARK. JAMES C. . . . ' A.l.int.i. Ga. RIZZO. ROSARIO A Br,.,.klyn. N. Y. ROBBINS. TALMADGE J., Chi Epsilan . . . Sjvann,ih. Ga. ROBERSON, JIMMIE t., Bclj Tbcia Pi . . . Greenville, S. C. ROBERTS, EVERETTE L.. I beta Chi .... Decjtur, Gj. i L ' I BMB ROBERTS. Jt)HN H ChjltanooKJ. Tcnn. f ' ' k- t ROBERTS. MARTIN B., S j;.;.a Nil Atlanta, Ga. f ■ t ROBERTSON, DOUGLAS W Lyons. Ga. ' - «?? I rfw I ROBERTSON. JAMES L., JR., Di- « 7j i Ihllj . Aukusu, G.i. ROBERTSON. VillLIAM 1. JR Savannah, Ga. ROIll RTSON. VlllLIA.M I., ■iigma Chi . . Newport News Va.  _ HH • . .i ROBINOVtICH. ALBERT Dublin. Ga. I S iS Rt)BlNSON. THOMAS P.. JR., Signij Chi . . CheMer. S. C. K; JB |H I W ROGERS. JOHN E.. JR.. Sin„ia Alpha Efulmi . Cincinnati, Ohio ■ _ .K ' ' r ROLOI I . H. ALFRED Crcokjll. N. J. ESHv - A ' T HOMER. MARIAN New York. N. Y ROOS, STEPHEN A., Ihlfj r,ni D.Uj . . . Denver. Colo, K  ■■ ' ' IP . I Covington. Ga, K % , ROST. JOHN L.. ;.S.O PuIa kl. Tenn. B -9 L ' g L RUMI ' H. LEWIS A Mar h,ilK ille. Ga. H « . j M . V k ' ROSI NBLRG. ( ARI . .  w .,;i P o . . . Bridgcpurt. Conn. B 4 H . A RUTLAND, SAMUEL E Mnehell Station, Ala. J | J RYCKLEY. CHARLES E Columbus. Ga. K g . i SADOW, JACK. Tail fpulnn Phi .... Harrison. N. J. M k ' M SAILORS. ROBERT F.. JR Soperton. Ga, ■ A J L fi M BLUE P R I n T mM. iM 157 GEORGIA TECH SALTER, NAIHAN H Valdostj. Ga. SAMS. BRUCK J.. JR., Sigma Alfha rfiuhjil . . Sjvjnnah, Ga. SARRIS, PHILIII ' T Si. Auguumc, FIj. SCALFS, BF.NJAMIN C Griffin. Ga. SCHAFFER, DONALD E., Thelt Chi .... Fullcnnn, I ' a. SCHATZ, EDWARD J New York, N. Y. SCHELLER, ERNEST, JR., Phi l.liiihiii Pi . . SprinBdilc. Conn. SCHLFMAN. RDBFRT B New York. N. Y. SCHNABEL, GEORGL B.. K,i; f.u Sixiiin .... Cocoa. Fla. SCOGGINS, KENNETH F Memphis. Tenn. SCOTT. Rt)BFRT 1 ' .. JR.. Siismi Chi . . Ch.ut.inooBa, Tenn. SEBASTIAN, CM Crewe, Va. SFFGAR. HHKWOOD B.. 1, r.; 1 ,111 D.llj . Liekicnville. V i. llll KolilUT G GreinMllc. Mi(s. SLIDLLL, WILLIAM F St. |.i cph. Mo. SFQL ' LIR. . ROGFLKi A Central Narti a, Cuba SERMERSHI IM. MICIIAFL F., Sigma Chi . . . Jasper, Ind. SEYLE. GlilRGE P.. JR Savann.ih, Ga. SHANNON, WILLIAM C, . . Atlanta, Ga. SHFRRILI, JAMES W ., Sijiuj Atlihi F.p. . ,., . . Mjcun, Ga. SHIELDS. I VERETT T .. JK.. Kajijia l !l Shaw, Miss. SHIVER. JAJJJESaS., Phi D.llj Thcia . . P tlanta, Ga. 5TKES, HAL P Di.uBlas. Ga. ilMMONS. CHARLES G AtLinn, Ga. SIM.MONS, JOHN C. III. Thru Chi . . UMwiek. Ga. WSSm SIMS, JOHN H Lawrenccville. Ga. SINGLFTARY, FARLF S.. Sismu Ph, rful..:, . ThomJiville. Ga. SITSHIN. AMOis ' , Mphj l-l,„li,ii • . . . .Tel Aviv, Israel SI AI ' I ' l 1 , WILLIA.M ( .Ssl .inia, Ga. SLIIl. WIILIAM F UKts ' ■ ' ' ' ' C- ' SMFILEY, RFGI.S.Ml) ' iflHnJIlfaiir ' ' ' ■ ■ Baldwin. Ga. SMITH. BRU F 11.. imnhda Chi Mph„ . . . Biislikill. Penn. SMITH. DOUGLAS W l.indale. Ga. SMITH, LEROY J., JR Pl.iljdelplii.i, I ' cnn. SMITH. RAYMOND B T.UMU(.n, Mass. SMITH, ROBERT L., Th.ij Chi Atlanta, Ga. SMITH, ROBERT « ' ., Mithj Tnil Oni.s . . . Atlanta. Ga. SMITH, THOMAS 11., ;,S.O Plains, Ga. SMITH. M . IFRRlllD Plains. Ga. S.Miril. Will 1AM 1.. Pi .i j PAi . . . Spruce Pine, N. C. SMIFHKFY, JOHN (., JR Siillield, Ohio SPARKS, STIWARD A., |R., Phi f,,, , ,,, S j: .,i . Atlanta, Ga. SPIVFY, GEORGE F., K,i . )u All hj Helena, Ark. Sl ' OTP. NELSON, Thfla Chi Tampa, Fla. SPRATllN. MAURICE S Charleston. S. C. niHETEEn FIFTV 15.S JUniOR CLASS SI ' RAUI-. JOHN G Lotkland. Ohio SI ' RL ' NGIR, THOMAS R Heme. Ind. SIANLIY. JOHN M.. rl , DclU TUu .... Adj.itJ. Ga. STEED, VflLlTAM V AiLiriij. G.i. STIIDIEV. JOHN I.. .I ' ;. .,, r.M. ();.;,,v. . . I ' .injni., Cily, Ml. SILPHENS. AirXANniR H AtljntJ. Ga. STEPHENS. WJEIIAM t. Macon, Gi. STEWART, I AUL E.. Si mu .Vu .... St. PclcnburK, EU. STEWART, RICHARD 8., Cl i Pu Dctalur, Ga. STONE, MARSHALL C. JR., CA I ' li . . Spananburg. S. C. srHATTOX, GERALD B Mcniplus. rr.iri STRINGER, ERANK D., Sis«ia Pi Sixi ' ki . . Memphis Tcnn STRII ' LING, ROBERT J., JR., Drilj Tjii l U,i . VCaycross, Ga, .SUCCOP, W ' RAV G., P, Kjpi.., Alpha . . l.ami, Ela SUEIR, ROBERT N., ( ' , ?hi . . . . . Mariciia, Ga SULLIVAN, HEYUARD T., S ' UJ Mfhd Lfsi ' iiii . Savannah, Ga. SLLLIVAN, JOSEPH P., K.iftJ Sij .... Atlanta, Ga. SL ' MMEROUR, JOSEPH E., JR.. Simula hu . . Cumming, Ga. S ANN, LE«IS H., S.«raa Mfba Eptilon . . . Atlanta, Ga. SVlANSON, DAVID R., JR.. I.S.O laljvottc. Ga. SViEETS, CLARENCE A., Kuf . i Alpha . . Chattanooga, Tcnn. SYKES, LEVI ' IS W., Phi Delia I htia . . . S•llminKton, N. C. SYN, WAI M Singapore, Malaya TAEEE, OWEN H.. JR. . Atlanta, Ga. TANNEHILL, RICHARD «., Kj ifa t f ' .. . Hattiesburg, Miii. TANNER, CL ' RTIS J. . . . . TANNER, LUTHER L., JR. TARVIN. WALTER E., JR. . . TASSAN. BRUNO A TAYLOR. CHARLES H., Ih.i., CIm . Sandcrsvillc, Ga. t.onlcy, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Logan, W. Va. Vi ' aycross, Ga. TAYLOR, GERALD K., JR., S ., || JU . . Clcarwattr. lla TAYHIR, HENRY Atlanta, Ga TAYLOR, JAMES C HunllnKI,.n, W. Va TEMPLETON, ROBERT P., S;,i: uJ A ' li . . Chaltanoosa. Tcnn TERRY, R. E. A., JR., S si « u .... Et. Pierce. Ela THAYER, LLOYD ( ' ,. JR Savannah, Ga THOMAS, WILLIAM A., Sinma C ai .... Bcllevue, Tenn THO.VIPSON, LEON A Cordcle, Ga THORNTON, JAMES E.. S(« ia Alpha Epsiluii . . Elberton, Ga TIDD, WILMONT D., Thtia Chi Columbus, Ga TIIIER. MARK I).. Kaf pa . ' ph„ .... .M,.ntK,.mcrv, Ala TIMMERMAN, STEWART « ' ., Phi Gamma Delia Lynbrook, I.. I., N. Y TIMS, ERNEST R., JR., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Harrison, Ark TINIUS. JOHN O Nacoochce. Ga, TODD- WILIIAM S Decatur, Ga, BLUE P R I n T 159 GEORGIA TECH TOLES, BOBBY J Rome. Ga. TOOl.i:, GILES C, JR.. l((. .j ;„ 0 i,j;j . Chjiiahoochcc, Fla. TRENT, JAMES E.. Signia Mfha l.j,i,l;n . . n;r„iinBh.im. lj. TROITINO, JUAN. JR Hjl-ana. Cuba TLML1 . ALBERT C Madison, Ca. IL ' RNUR. C-HARLES J.. JR Allanla. Ga. lURNER. JOHN r Carrolllon, Ca. TURNER. I ' lllLlP K Carlton, Ga. Tl ' RNER, WILLIAM E., P n Drlla ThcU . . . Griffin. Ga. TLRNll ' SLEn. ELTON G IVttit, Miis. TYSON. JOHN S.. III. l.Jmhda Chi A ' .phj . . . l-olkston, Ga. LNKEIER. ROBERT VC DcLand. fla. VAIIIWA, R I ATI , I I,,I,„,,l.iia, Mexico ANIll IIEUVEl, ROBERT J. . . . Siaun l.l..nd, N. Y. ' .N il. ' KN, VERNON L.. JR Ila . r u,« n. Md. i VAN SWf, GEORGE M.. BelJ TImU Vi . . llinlon. Ml ' . Va. AN M I lENDAEI. ARTHUR J., Ill, ndla Sinma Pbi Yi.nkcrs, N. Y. AN I sMU. ROllI RT B Lindalc. Ga. ll,ll , VICTOK IK l ll„ Tjii D.lla . Atllcboro, Ma«. ALC,11 ROBERl 1.. . (. r l . . . Tampa, Fla. VLRniKV LEONAiCl) E.. I)rf(J Tjli T k Augusta, Ga. EVtRA. JWSWW E., i )a Tail Omrnd Borlando. Fla. VOLKER. MILTON E., Phi Kappa Sigma . HBf ' - ■ VOORHEES. RUSSELL R Dayt.ina I ' , ul,. Ma. WAIDRON. JOHN C JUattin.Mil. N. J. WAII. VilLllVM li I . Savinii.,1,. Ga. WALLACE, CHARLES R.. Delia Sigma Phi .JH|H Point, Ga. W AI I ACb. V Is G . H Ktlanta, Ga. W ARM ACK, THOALAS E K Dalton, Ga. WAKMA ' K ' , TURNEK . Hthattworlli. Ga. VCARNOCK, WTLI IAST WB Ji . . . Wivcr.  , Ga. V(AR (ICK, W ILIIAM R Trenton, N. J. W ATKINS. LEE R Atlanta. Ga. AXATKINS, RALPH P., Kappa Sigma Atlanta, Ga. W ATKINS, ROBERT Atlanta, Ga. WATSON, CHARLES 11 Miami, I li. WATSON, CLYDE M.. JR., Alpha Tau Onnxa . . Atlanta, Ga. WATSON, JAMES P.. Ill Hawkinsville. Ga. W ATTERS. J. TOM. Ph, Delia Thcia ... . Rome. Ga. WEAVER, H. TIK)MAS. n,la Thria Pi , . . Sebrinu, Ela. W Mill. Ill II.. Kappa Alpha Curdele, Ga. WLILILR, W II HAM. Phi Lpulun Pi ... St. Paul, Minn. W EINBERGER, CARL S Baltimore. Md. W EST, EUGENE C Atlanta, Ga. W ' ESTRING, WAYNE E Genoa, Neb. niRETEEn FIFTV 160 JUniOR CLASS WIIIIHR, RIYNDIDS r:., JR.. .. . l S,K ' i ' J ■ ■ Ailjni.1. Gj. viunr. i-inviN i .. siKmu N« AiLuu... Gj. WlllTF., ERIC S I ' cnsjcoh. llj. W HlTl ll-I.n. r.nVCIN NX ' Ptrry. lU. Wllirill IHlNMl) A I. .UK M..ii,l (Uy. N. Y. WlllTWORTll. Will 1AM K Marietta. Gj. W ILKINS. JOHNNY 1£ College Park. Ga. WIILIAMS. MARRY I).. IR Knoxvillc. Tcnti. WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE T., JR.. Sfgrna 4 i aj F.piiloii Mcmohis, Tcnn. WILLIAMS. ROIiERT E.. Plii Delia Thd,i . . . Atlanta, Ga. 4IIIIAMS, SIDNEY E Atlanta, Ga. Vl II MAMS. THOMAS II,. JR.. I .,mhj,i Chi Alpha Taunton, Ma s. WILLIAMSON. HORACE II Jackson, Ga. veil LINGHAM. LRLIl N.. HI., Tirlln l .. llclu . Atlanta, Ga. Willis. ( I Al ' DL I)., IK.. Tbi-la Chi .... Atlanta. Ga. E WILLIS. JAMES R Marietta. Ga. WILLS. JAMES A Albany, Ga. W ILSON. JULIAN L Valdosta, Ga. WILSON. TRAVIS Halcryille. Ala. IXSHII ' . WIIIIA.M T. ...... . Lavallette. N. J. WINTER. lALREL Q Ovford, Miis. WISE. HARRY I)., Tan K.,l ' fJ F.pti ' .on ... Atlanta. Ga. W ISE. OTIS C East Point. Ga. « ITASICK. JOHN W Shamukin. Pa. WHOn. EDWARD D.. JR Tampa. Lla. WOODS. SIDNEY S.. JR Atlanta. Ga. WOODWARD. MARION A Augusta. Ga. WORD. JOSEPH M Elat Creek, Ala. WREN. ARTEMLS W.. JR.. 4 iA« Tj« On r.? ' ' • Augusta. Ga. WRIGHL. Bill J.. JR.. Kji ' I ' i S smj .... Atlanta, Ga. WRIGHT, CARL D. . . . _ . . . . Dublin, Ga. WRIGHT. GEORGE A.. Ill Atlanta. Ga. WRIGHL. JOHN L.. JR Little Rock. Ark. WRIGHT. WIIIIAM H Mt. Zion. Ga. W YLIE. LEtl.NARD M Cochran. Ga. W YNN. WILLIAM L.. JR College Park, Ga. W YNNE. CONRAD V Atlanta, Ga. YANCEY. MORRIS E Mempliis. Tcnn. YOUNG. JOHN S.. JR.. Pi Kapp-i •l ' ' ' ' • • • Savannah. Ga. ZALKOW. LEON 11.. Alpha I p,fl„:i Pi ... . Savannah. Ga. ZELL. DONAII D Brunswick. Ga. ZLRAWEL. EDW IN A.. I.,iml;h Chi Alpha . . Taunton. Mass. ZVELLON. JAMES S Melon. Gi. ZVBRONSKY. HAROLD P Lawty. Fla. ZWOTNAY. ANDRI W ' Hague, Tenn. BLUE P R I n T i(.i JIM GEO RGIH TECH ADAMS, BEN M Atlanta, Ca ADAMS, ROBERT W Rcil Bank. N. J, AKERMAN, JOHN L., Si«niJ Nu . . . . CIcarwatcT. El ALBAUGH, IRANCIS E.. Umbda Ch, Alpha . Clearwater, El ALBRHr(.)N, BOBBY G., 77., a . , Mobile. AI ALBL ' RV, Gt RI)ON M.. |R., S;s .i ' . .w i. i . . Miami, El ALEXANDER, All RED M.. Thrla . . . . Brockton. Mass. ALLEN, ROBERT R West Palm Beach, Fla. ALIEN. W ILLIAM E., I ' hi Dellj rh,fi .... Atlanta, Ga. ALLISON, LUTHER T.. IR Forest Park. Ga. ALLRED, lOHN O Savannah, Ga. ALTMANN. ROBERT W Atlanta, Ga. AMIS. A. B., Ill Newton, Miss ANDERSON, KENNETH B BloomtielJ, N. J AN )RE SS, JESSE V( Waycross, Ga APOSTOLU, DANIEL R New York, N. Y ARCHIE, CHAD I... JR Corinth, Miss ARD, DEVAN D., ' .; D.-. ' j Tlu-hi . . . Birminchim, Ala, ARTAMENDI, ERNESTO M. . . . AUGUST, RICHARD S.. B,V.i Thcta Vt . BACHMAN. THOMAS H. . Kj i j Sisma BAHR. RICHARD C BAILEY. BRADLEY K Pinar del Rio, Cuba , Jewetl City, Conn. Atlanta, Ga. Lebanon, Mo. Clearwater. Ela. BALSBAUGH. WALTER S., JR Harrisburg. Pa. BANKSTON. GEORGE VC Atlanta. Ga BARBATO. ANTHONY J Jersey City, N. J BARBER, ALBERT « ' ., KaffJ .S Jiriu .... Moultrie, Ga BARILOVITS, STEVE Auburndale, Ela BARKER, lOSEPH H Hillsboro, Ga BARLOW, CHARLES C. Kappa Alpha . . . Jackson, Miss BARNARD. LLOYD, JR., Beta Thela Pi . . . . Norfolk. Va, BARNES, DONALD H., K ppa Sigma .... Atlanta. Ga. BARNES. WILLIAM A Decatur. Ga BARNETT. ROBERT C, S jmj Alpha Epsilon . Washington. Ga, BARRE. KENNETH M., Delia Tan Delta . . . Atlanta. Ga, BASKIN, CHARLES E Marietta, Ga. BAUCHSPIES, FRANK T Atlanta, G BEBBINGTON, PHILIP J Cedar Grove, N. J BECK, ROBERT L Hillsville, Va BEDENBAUGH, JOHN P Atlanta, Ga BEECH, WAYNE L., Sigma Nu Owensboro, Ky BEENE, KENNETH C, Sigma Nu . . Signal Mountain, Tenn BEIDLER, WTLLIAM H Atlanta, Ga. BELL, KENNETH E Dallas, Ga BELL. LOWRY M.. JR., Phi Kappa Taii .... Miami. Ela. BELL, THOMAS E., JR., Phi Camilla Delia . . . Atlanta. Ga. BELL. WIILIAM J.. Pii Caiiiiiia Delta .... Atlanta. Ga, BELLENGER. GEORGE C, JR., Phi Delta Theta . Gadsden. Ala BFLZ. PAUL H., Tan EPii ' ou Phi .... Memphis, Tenn. BENNETT, DONALD E.. Sigma Chi . . . Panama City, Fla. BENNETT, ELMER M., Pi Kappa Phi ... Key West, Fla. Bl WFTT. HOWARD C. Sigma Phi Epiilon . . Baltimore, Md. B! NNLTT, ROY H.. Sigma ' ii .... Collingswood. N. J. BERKOW, JOSEPH J Alexandria, Va. BERKOWITZ. SAM H.. Tan Fpule.n Phi . . . Atlanta. Ga. BERNARDO, JOSEPH R Tampa, Fla. BERNSTEIN. DAVID Omaha. Nebr. BERTSCH. LEROY L Ft. McPherson. Ga. BEST. GERALD F Midland. Mich. BETSILL. JOHN F Fayetleville, Ga. CLASS OF ' 52 163 o Ktil k ..i - « r a M t C L R S S OF BKTTICK. ANDREW P Frederickiburg. Vi. lUACKBURN. PRANCIS E., IR. . . . Alcsjndir Ciiy. AU. ni.AND, JAMES R., va ) .j Alplui |csup. Gj. HI ANKENSHII ' , (IINKIN 1 Atlinij, Cj lilUESTONh. MIRKV. Alpha Ipulu,, fi . . Min.|.hi%. Tcnn. Bonn:, morgan ,. S .v M CI; .... I ' lnc Bluff. Ark. BOGGS. GEORGE I).. W Kappa Tjn . . . Met knny, 1 Ij. BOl.STON. LEONARD Ilim, Miji. BOETON, .MILES ' ., 7ji, Kappj liptil,iii . . . Sjvjnnjh. Ga. BOND. lOSEl ' H S.. Alpha Tau Omrita .... Dcciiur. Ga. BONNER, DALLAS I Conycrs, Gi. BOOKER, BROOKS «•., JR Okljhomi Cily, Oklj. BORDELON, LLOYD G New Orlcjni, Ei. BORGII. ARTHUR G. L.. JR., Alpha Tau Omesa . DcljnJ, EU. BOSSARD, CEIETON A Groton, N. Y. BOSWELE, EDGAR BIOUNT, Orlla Tan Delia . Aihnia, Ga. BOWN. HECTOR V Atlanla, Ga. BRANN ' EN, OREN I Statc bDro, Ga. BRAUN. OWEN V.. Tkria Chi Augusla, Ga. BRETTSCHNEIDER. 1L KRV D Louiivillc, Ky, BREVIER, JAMES -S., Phi Kappa Tau . . . CoIIcki- Park. Ga. BROAD, HOWARD L. Tap Epsilon Phi . . SprinKficId, Mass. BRlX KINGTON, OIIVER C Elbcrion. Ga. BROVIDER, HENRY I ' .. JR Arcadia. Fla, ' ( ' { BROWN. CHARLES I Crossctt, Ark. BROVi N, CLYDE N.. JR., Sigma Chi . . . Liitlc Rock. Ark. BROVI N. ELLIOTT W.. JR Ncwnan, Ga. BROWN, JACK B Ormond, Fla. BROWN, KENNETH D.. Si :ma ,V„ .... Elintslone, Ga. BRO CN, LEON C, IR Macon, Ga. BROWN, THO.M S R., JR ftcadla, Fla. BROVCNLEE, THOMAS C. Chi P„ Clhoun, Ga BRLN, JOHN ■Wilmingi..n, N. C. BRYANT, JACK C Dillon, S. C. BRYANT, LUCIUS G,, JR.. Sigma Phi F.p„ln„ . Ft. I ' .crcc, Ela. BRYANT, ViTLElAM H,, JR., Delia Tau D,ll., . . Ailania. Ga. BUCKNER, THOMAS D West r..int, Ga BIDRIS, GEORGE D Eliz..l.cih. N. I Bl I I INGTON. WINERED E Rome, Ga. IILCI, lULIAN ] . H.nl. .bah. Ga. BUNln . HERBERl Decatur. Ga. BURKI . WILLIAM U.. laml.Jj CI; Alpha . . . VI rcni. Ga. BURRELL, RICHARD I .,( ■, ?W Atlanta. Ga. BURRUS. WALTER R.. K.,ppj Alpha .... Columbus. Ga BURTON. JAMES E St. Eouk. Mo. BUSH. ROBERT A., Kappa Alpha . . . . Gainesville, Ga, BUSSEY, RtlBERT W Cairo, Ga. BUTTNER, CHARLES R Mcn.rhis, Tenn. BYRAM, CECIL E Atlanta, Ga. tADDllL. lOHN A.. Drila Tan Drila . . Montgomery, Ala. (AID EIE, JAMES R Union Point, Ga, CALDWELL. MARCHAI H.. JR Atlanta. Ga. CALHOUN. WILLIAM W.. ES.O Sylvester. Ga. CAMERON, CHARLES D.. Phi Drila Thela . . Lancaster. Ga. CAMPBELL. GORDON II.. Alpha Ta. CAMPBELL. JOE A., Delia Sigma Phi CANDIDO. ANT1U)NY N. . . . CAPLIN. ROBERT S.. Alpha Fpiiirm Pi . Trenton. Tenn. Birmingham. Ala. Ness- York. N. Y. Brooklyn. N. Y. CAPPELLI. QUIDO A Nesv York. N. Y. CARLSON. PETER A Bloomfield. N. J. ninETEEH FIFTV 164 F I F T Y - T UJ CARRINGTON, MAVl) Drjtul. Mj s. CARRDLL. HARLAN 1 Bremen. Ca. CARTtR. VCIIIIAM H South Bend. Ind. CATHEY. LLOYD N Ailanti, Ga. CAVROS. STEVK N Norfolk. Vj. (■AV([I-Y, WUMAM I) Alljntj, Gj. CLMAI. ,K)SL. M Mexico City, N. M. CHAl IN. CARLDS 11 Atlantj. Gi. CHAlLLt, JA.MLS L., |R . Kjf ij Siil ' u .... Macon, Gj. CHAMBERS. hllGAR H.. JR.. KJ l Alflia . . Gjinetvillc, Gj. CHAMBERS. IDMN A Atlinta, Ga. CHAl ' MAN, RK HARD G.. Pi K fip l ' l , . . Washington, D. C. CHASTAIN. IVY N.. Kj ) ia Ml lij .... Thomasvillc, Ga. CHESTNUT. JOHN C, Phi .Srxrau Kj h . . Thomaston. Ga. CHORD. ROBERT L lorest Park, Gu. CHRISI II ' HINE. ERANK B., Delia lnii  . ,i . . Atlanta, Ga. ( HURCEIILL. Rl HARD I Mcl ' herson. Kan. 1 ll ' RARI. lOHN I SouthbridRC. Ma«. CLARK. lERRY C Si«raJ cS WjHB ' ' ' Ro ' l . Ark. CLARKE. ELMER V., |R.. iigma Phi EfmSn. . Atlanta, Ga. CLARKE. WILLIAM A.. JR.. Pi Kappn Alpha . . Atlanta, Ga. CLAY. ERNEST C, Alpha Tan Omrxa . . Montgomery. Ala. CLAl liiN. WILIIAM H.. Pi Kjppa Phi . . . Central. S. C. CLEMONS, ARCHIE L.. Alpha Tan Oiin-ga . . Tallahassee. Ela, CLIETON, ERNES r R.. IR., C )i Pii . . . . Savannah. Ca. CLONTZ. lACK W Asheville. N.C. CLOTH. EDWIN H Red Bank. N. J. COBB. TED W Colorado Springs. Colo. COBO, JOSE S.iruiaso. Cuba COCHRAN. lOHN P. S SgSTT . • • Kast Point, Ga. GOFER, DAVID L Waverly. Ohio COFFEE, lOHN .M., Phi Delta Th.la Atlanta, Ga. COHEN. JOSEPH L.. Alpia F.pul„ii Pi . . . Chelsea. Mass. COHEN. MARVIN B., Alfiha llpuUni Pi . . . Brooklyn. N. Y. COLEMAN, JAMES C„ JR., ' .. Delia Hula . . Augusta, Ga. COLLINS, JAMES A., IR Cairo, Ga. COLLINS, LOUIS H McColl. S. C. COLLINS, ROBERT A Americus. Ga. CONGER, ROBERT D Jackson, Tenn. CONKIE. lOHN B. |R. . . . Mnunl.iin View. Ga. ClINM Wnsc All ' s, MiriRlils I thens. Grceee COOK, ELDRIDGE B.. IR,. n. l.i -,;,, r . , [Ik„., Ga. COOK. WILLIAM C. Pi KjI!:i C . , 1 m. l,i.ui , Ga. COOPER. ERNESr B.. JR Th,.inass,lk. Ga. COOPER. JEROME M.. Alpha I piihii Pi . . . Savannah. Ga, COUCH. GEORGE M.. JR East Point. Ga. COURSEY, ROBERT E.. JR Pikesville. Md. COWAN. FRANK C I.caksville. N. C. COWAN. LUTHER P Atlanta, Ga. CRABBE. WTLLIA.M. JR Steubenville, Ohio CRAIG. CHARLES .. IX Florence, Ala. CRAW lORD. CHARLES E Macon, Ga. CRAWFORD. EDWARD W Carrollton. Ga. CRAWFORD, ELBERT D Kingsport, Tenn. CRAWFORD. VERNON A, IR Sparta, Ga. CROCKETT, lOHN S. R Franklin. N. C. CROSS. JAMFS L Bristol. Tenn. CUBAS. ENRIQUE C Bauta. Cuba CULPEPPER. RAYMOND L Grilfin, Ga. BLUE P R I n T 1 S UA Ui I i.i % 165 C L H S S OF (LLIMPPRR, ROl.ANI) I Albany, Ga. LNnil F. JACK W HuntlnRlon, W. Vj. IRRIF, CHARLES H Tallahis.cc. Fla. 1 SHMAN, IKE H., JR Clirksvillc. Tcnn. nWllLL, HAL S.. JR.. Pi Kj . j Mfliu . . CollfRC Park. Ga. DAMll. XlLnAM 1) Smyrna, Ga. DAUGHTRY, HARNEY A,, JR., Mlilxi Tjii O nrja Staleiburo, Ga. DAVIS. BILLY R,, PI), Kafipi Tan Kennedy, Ala. DAVIS. LRED C, Pi Kappa Phi Columbus, Ga. D ' VVIS, GERALD W., Chi Phi |onc boro. Ark. DAVIS. GLENN H Spring Place. Ga. DAVIS, JAMES R Grenada. Min. DAVIS, SHERMAN J Brooklyn. N. Y. DEAN. VilLLIAM E., S i; ij Chi Atlanta. Ga. DEAVER. BASCOM S., JR Macon, Ga. DEDRICKS. ROBERT C, Sinma Alpha Epiilon West Palm Beach, Fla, DELLINGER, JAMES R.. |R., Phi ll.lla Thria . Carleriville, Ga. DE MEZA. UARRV A . _ . Tampa. Fla. DENNIS. FRED S Little Rock, Ark. DENNIS. JOSEPH .. |R.. I.amhja Chi Alpha . . Atlanta. Ga. DE ROSE. CLIFFllRD A.. .S jmo Nil . . . Hollywood, Fla. DERRICK, GEORGE C New York, N. Y. DE VRIES, HUGO E East Paterson. N. J. DEVC BERRY, D. CARL Quitman, Ga. IiKKINSON, ROBERT D Vihitc Plains. N. Y. l l o . THOMAS M.. Bria Ihria Pi ... . Mobile. Ala. I);illsii , WILLIAM A.. JR.. Alpha Tau Omega . . Atlanta, Ga, I)0 ll Y, WILLIAM J Savannah. Ga. DOI ' siiV, ARVID E Atlanta, Ga. DoR l V, ANDREW Vf Ne - York. N. Y. DRAWHORN, BILLY B., Kappa Sisma . . . Syl.cauKa. Ala. DREW, GENE D Dublin. Ga. DRURY. WARREN E.. JR West N.«ton. Mass. DUEEIELD. WILLIAM G WoodLory. N. J. DUFOUR, RICHARD M.. Chi Pii . . West Englcw.md. N. J. DUFOUR. THOMAS C Ghent, Ky. DL ' NM. RUSSELL M., IR Lllte Charles, La. Dl ' RIF.E, ALAN I- LakeL-nd, Fla. IMSnr, JOSEPH ■ Aurora, III. Il-ilR. STEWART 1 Macon. Ga. D ' lSMll. ROGER A.. K., .. 7 j Hinsdale. III. LAGAR, lnHN C Alpha Tai, Oiiirga . . . Chittanoosa, Tenn. EAKER, ERVIN Y Homestead, Fla. FDENEIELD, LINION H Metter, Ga. EDMONDSON. HARRY N ColleRe Park, Ga. EDNEY. DONALD M.. Phi Kappa Tau . . . GeorRetown. S. C. EITEL. CHARLES II., IR., Alpha Tau Owtga . . Savannah, Ga. ELLIOTT, FELIX E., JR Memphis, Tenn. ELLIS. THOMAS D Griffin. Ga. EMMERIING, LRITZ, Chi Phi Nashville, Tenn. 1 (.1IRTI1, WIIIIAM M., Kappa Sinma . . ChattanoORa. Tenn, II ' STIIN. CHARLES S Atlanta, Ga. IPSTEIN, EDWIN S., III. Phi Fpsiloii Pi . . . Augusta, Ga, ERWIN, JOHN M Thomson, Ga. EAIRCLOTH. CHARLES R.. Kappa Alpha . . . Lakeland. Fla. EARESE. VITO C Newark, N. J. I KMIR. DON I., |R., SumJ Chi Ashland. Ky. I vKMIR, KENNETH F.. Alpha Tau Omrga . . Pensacola. Fla. I AKMIAM. ROLLAND C, JR Newtonvill e. Mass. LAY, LOUIS E., Chi Pii Jefferson, Iowa ninETEEn fiftv 166 F I F T Y - T UJ riiRNANDEZ. MANL ' l-.I Tampa, V i. 1-INlSON, GEORGK W Macon, Ga. FISCHER, DAN c: Tlfton. Ga. FISCHFR, JAMF.S M., I ' lji Sis ' Kjfpu . . Old Hickory, Tcnn. riSCHFR. mUlS J.. ■ K,. . iu ' .. .... Il iinc I ' ark. N. Y. Fl ANAGAN, JA( K B Doravillc. Ga. FLORANCE. VCILHAM F.., P .. Cmm., Delia . . Aillnslon, Va, FLllVtERS, RDBFRT li., |R Allania, Ga. FLYNT, Rt Y A., JR Dccaiur. Ga. FORBES. HORATIO |,. |R.. Tlirln Xi .... Decatur, Ga. FOSTER. ASA B Eaton. Tenn. FOUNTAIN, COLLIER ,| Pensacola, Fla. FRANCE, BERNARD II Macon, Ga. FRANKLET, DUANl: I Bradcnton, Fla. FRASER. NEIL I Bdi c. British Honduras FRFDERK K, BEN B.. |R Atlanta, Ga. FREEMAN, JOHN T., |R., Phi Kiflia Sisnij . Ch.manooga, Tcnn. FREEMAN, JOHN W., P. K.i r .,i i; )A,i . . . Wot Point, Ga, FREEMAN. WILLIAM S Murfrcsboro. Tcnn. FRENCH. THEODORE R,. 1 .A. 7.:.. Omcgd . . Atlanta, Ga. I RI( K. CARL L., JR Freehold, N. J. IRICM, FRANKLIN W., JR.. T u K,. . .« Epsilon Atlanta, Ga. FRIEDMAN, PAIL Fi., .W . .,. F i.i o.i I ' l . . High Point, N. C. FUSS, LEROY, Sigma iVn Atlanta, Ga, GABAI, ROONEV Lima, Peru GADDIS, JOHN, Pi Kappa Alpha Jackson, Miss. GALLION, PHILIP M., JR Atlanta, Ga. GAMBILL, Vi ' ALLACE, R., Thrla Chi . . ChattanooKa, Tenn. GARDNER, CHARLES RAY. Kappa Alpha . . lackson. Mis?. GARDNER, ROBERT L. . . . ... I .ikewood, Ohio GARNER, FRANK ' D Atlanta, Ga. GARRETT. FRED D., Clii P Hickory. Va. GARRISON, CHARLES P.. Phi Kappa I an . . . DeLand. Fla. GARWOOD. HARRY E.. K,ppa Aluhi .... Cordele. Ga. GATES, LOUIS E.. JR., Drila Tail Dilla . . . Canton, N. C. GAULDFN, WILLIAM D Chamblee, Ga. GEIGFR. WILLIAM L.. |R Brunswick, Ga. GIORGE, KENNETH R Louisville, Ky. Gil lis. ROBERT M.. Kappa Alpha .... Vicksburg, Miss. GILBERT, LORAN M., |R.. Chi P.; .... Savannah, Ga. GILLESPIE. LELANll M Carnesville. Ga. GIVARZ. ALAN I Salisbury, Md. GLOVER. 1I) AKl) II. Sun,., t ' , .... Bruiissii k, t,.i. GODBEY, HENRY . Miami. Fla. GOLD, SIDNEY, Alpha l-psilmi Pi ... . New York, N, Y. GOLDBERG, ROBERT D.. Alpha F.pulim Pi . Watertown, Conn. GONZALEZ, TONILO |.. Th.ta Chi .... Havana, Cuba GOODE, DAVID R., JR Tampa, Fla. GOODE, LAWRENCE V., Tbela Chi . . Ronkonkoma, N. Y. GOODLOE, GEORGE M.. iigma Alpha F.piiloi, Neptune Be.ich. Fla. GOODSON, JAMES D Atlanta. Ga. GOOSS, LAWRENCE «■., JR.. Phi Kappa Si.i:iila . Orajell. N. J. GORDON, CHESTER O., JR.. Alpha Tau Onuga . Atlanta, G-. GRAHAM, HOWELL E., Beta Thela Pi ... . Jasper, Tenn GRAHAM, M. RAY Big Stone Gap, Va. GRAHAM, MURRAY M.. |R., Drlla Tau Drila . Florence, S. C. GRAVES, EDM IN H.. Phi lirlla Thrla . . . Jacksonville, Fl... GRESHAM, X ' 1LLIAM A., JR Atlanta, Ga. GRIFFIN, JOHN K., Phi lirlla Thrla .... Dublin. Ga. GRIFFIS. JAMES H Homerville. Ga. BLUE P R I n T L m ll.i 4 .A 167 J ■Til % a iRi C L R S S OF [;R1I IIS, SHEROU L Waycru«. Gj. GRUSS. JACK Pa.saic. N. J. GUNNESS, lOSEPH P.. Lambii Chi Alpha . Ridscwood, N. J. GLINTER, JOHN P.. Phi S jmu Kap| a . . . Wynncwood, Pa. GURI.EY, THOMAS P.. Pi Kippj Alpha .... Atlanta. Ga. GUY, DANIll. v.. KjppA S.jni.r Jatlv.n, Mix. HACllR, loM C.. JR.. Phi Delia Thela . . . AuRu.ta. Ga. liAINhS. I 1 llltlRD D.. JR., B. .I Thela Pi . Vciiinor City. N. J. HAIKMAN, HENRY S liiiilon, Ma . HALl. HOVi ARD S WMIiannport. Venn. HAI I YliL ' RTON, THOMAS J., Six«ia Nu . . . Atlanta, Ga. HAMBY. TYI.ER W Valdoua, Ga. HAMILTON. DALLAS E,. Kappa Sifiiia . . St. PctcnburR. Pla. HANNIGAN, [AMES E Jacksonville. Ela. HARDEE. JOHN R.. Chi Phi MorRan City, La. HARDY. MARVIN L Atlanta. Ga. HARGRAVES. ANSEL L KinRiland, Ga. HARKNESS, WILLIAM S., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Miami. Pla, HARP. ROBERT M S fl l. Atlanta, Ga. HAR I l , DONALD l ..... . Dade City, FU. HARTIM, EDWIN L. JR., LaiiihJa Chi Alpha Moorestown, N. J. HARIMW, DONAIP 1.. Kappa Sigma .... Stuart, Fla. HARW I 1 I , JAMES II. JR Winder. Ga, HEEMK ROBERT I Ihlla Tan Delia .... Atlanta, Ga. I HENDIHSON. JOHN W Macon, Ga. HENM (,S, RALPH V., Delia Siif ' ia I ' hi . M.iplcwood. N. J. 1UNK , WILMAM R, |R ■ Durant. Miss. m-MPHIlL. lilR.VARI) T. .... I li nt-inoosa. Tcnn. HEMPHII L, WlLl.lA.M T Nt.rili licilc Rock, Ark. HERNIMiNI. ALBERT B ValdoMa, Ga. HEWELL, JAMES R., JR i tl..nta, Ga. HIERS. WILLIAM N.. Thela Chi AiLirua, Ga. HILDEBRAND. DONALD H S nt« Ana. Cal. nil I. GEORGE J., JR AiLmta, Ga. HILL. lOSEPH E., JR rKntur, Ga. HIIL. TROY E.. JR Hawkin . ■lie. Ga. HOBART. JOE B.. Pi Kappa Phi . HODGES. CECII M.. JR., Phi Delia Ti: HODGl S, .ROBERT P HOHLNSTEIN, C. I OLTS .... HOHN. CARL M.. P ' ; s.i . . , ' , ' . Grcei ' miLDI R, FRANK T., J;; . ., Uitiena ill.-. Mi-i. ., . . . ' . iMU ' c, Ga. . . . lK,.iiur, Ga. Sjv.innah, Ga. West Pilm Beach, Pla. Deland, Ela. HtlLIBER. JEROME A., Alphu Epsilon Pi . . Brooklyn. N. Y. HOLLAND. BILLY B.. Sigma Chi Statesboro. Ga, HOI.I AND, CALVIN C Watsonville, Cal. HOLLAND. TAMES R Moultrie. Ga. HOI.LOWAY. BENJAMIN G Atlanta. Ga. HOI-MAN. MICHAEL B.. Pi Kappa Phi . . Springfield, Tcnn. HOLMES, JAMES C, JR.. Kappa Alpha .... Atlanta. Ga. MOLT, A. ROLAND, Kappa Alpha .... Columbus, Ga. HOLT, ARTHUR P.. JR Atlanta. Ga. HOLT. WILLIAM E Bainbridse, Ga. HOLT. VllILLlAM P Albany. Ga. MOROViTTZ. ABE, Alpha Tp ' ihm Pi . . . Woodridge, N. Y. HOSrEll ER, ROBERT J.. Chi Pi ... . Lansing. Midi. HOUSTON, CALVIN E Colquitt, Ga. HOWARD, GERALD R Atlanta, Ga. HOViARD, ■aiLLIAM K Coral Gables. Ela. HOWARD, ROBERT W Et. Lauderjale. Ela. HOYER, WILLIAM N., Sigma Phi I-piilon . Et. Lauderdale, Ela. ninETEEH FIFTV UiS F I F T Y - T UJ HUDDLESTON. JAMES D Boiion, Ga. Ir ' ' W M M W HUGHES. ROBERT E., CAi ■ EnslcwooJ, N. J. t _- 1 1 ■ ' W HL ' GHS. LIAN T., Brla Thtla Pi ... . Gainesville, Ga. ■■■: ' ' H ' ' H ' HUME. JAMES R.. rhi K i;. ..i V n .... Tckamah, Ncbr. J ' HUMI ' lIKI Y, HAROLD G Eilhunia, Ga. MM k. . dH . tak. . Xf L New York, N. Y. W ' ' lA ft 4KSa JACKSON. CHARII.S % Atlanta, Ga. IB ' VV jL r,3t , V Wl ' kJ li JACKSON, FMMETTE G., JR., Sigma Chi . . . Atlanta, Ga. TMT W ' t M I V H B PH I P JACKSON, WllIIAM I... l M,. TiiK 0 iir«J . . . Matun. Ga.  ' fc ■• | ' , . iir B A M lACOB. BAEI)«IN K., Phi K«(i ij Sij. ij . . River Edge, N. J. ' ♦ K ' ATWHP 3! - I . ] H JARRETT, RICHARD E Atlanta, Ga. ij ' ' ' Ml ' '  ' B aB ' JENKINS, CLAUDE W., JR Birmingham, Ala. ■■ F _-.■ Q JENKINS, HENRY G., JR Atlanta, Ga. L _ W ' M -• Iff —9f 4 f JENSEN. RUSSELL A St. Marys, Ga. fc v ' K T ' TL 1 V 9 lOLINSON, CHARLES E Charleston. S. C. K M M - 4 V I V ' VL _ji lOHNSON. HERBERT A New York. N. Y. IH T H A . Bl ' 1 HH JOHNSON, RICHARD C Atlanta, Ga. ■K l T T U i ' 1 Al ' n ' ' H JOHNSON, ROY W., JR Memphis, Tcnn. B H A HflH ffiillH «! ' ' J W 1 i ri r i ■ !i, f JOHNSTON. CHARLES D., H i K ' Plm Tan . . . (mHu,. Ga. f. , ' S- l4K ■ b B ' • P P B JOHNSTON, SIDNEY F.: IK. • ., ,, (■, Sism« f •« jlf A .V . • M AW Toco Solo, L,„.,l Zone W M jB  , M JOINER. GERALD ' Jacksonville. Ela. t Pk . Mk. ILVk. , VW. jtfk. JONES. HOBBY D EdiM.n. Ga. ' mf ' P Ah. ' FMt ' - T Jt ▼IN JONES. GILES 1 ' ., |K., ;■ ., (), .i 7 .,(j .... Mac.in, Ga. ' y ' -T r-w -. , A H £ HF JONES. HARVIE I ' civ Mark i. Ala. |. J ' 9 ■ ' 1 ■!■ IK 1 JONES, JACK C .Jasper, Ga. Kk J, ' fm ' J |i gj ' .. « 7 « JONES. MACK I ' Stcwartsvillc. InJ. ■■• T3 XW ( M ' iT F - JONES. MARION A . . Atl.inta. Ga. P ' - 1 -.f .Sw J i ' ' JORDAN. THOMAS J., ..S.O AnniM„n, Ala. I -i X .M -3ML. « A i ] ' c55[?e, t1JS.u ' as rvf ;: X, ■ - i-- — :; I ' ?5k- U rWi syi JUDD, JOHN H ... Belle Mead, N. J. i 1 KAH, C. L. tlARENCE, Ka l l s.. .; . West Palm Beach, Fla. § t 1 KALER. WILLIAM L.. Atphi I t-n..,, ■;.... Miami, Fla.  , • -=  KARLSON. |(JHN E., Br .; ; l:la Pi ... . Atlanta. Ga. KEANE. ROBERT E., S ' V . '  Grecnheld, Mass. KELBERT. GEORGE ).. ..SO Bradenton, Fla. X- W Jv ■   ar Kill IV CARL H . Phi Sismi K. i i,i .... Columbus. Ga. HRIIj f-l B . i KIIIV. GARY R Savannah. Ga. M W iStlak % ' ■•T( | KI NMHY, CLYDI M.. Ill, Br a Thclt Pi . . . Atlanta, Ga. B I I W M ' I KIWI MY, WILLI W T.. S ' S ' A ;. « i;..i7oi . Opel.ka. Ala. H H 1 1 ' J -• J KLNVOS, JACK Ch.n..,n..„s,,. To,,,. H L ' S . .  fW KERR. WILLIAM c. . «aI 4l Litde ock, A,k. ' .3 Vk. At ' LM A ' J KIDD. JOHN R Mobile, Ala. P ' ' ' ■■ i r- ' ' ■( ■ ■.A B KIEVIT. JOHN C West Paterson, N. J. «lk -t _ KILBUKG. RICHARD I- Elizabeth. N. J. f H ff k IV9fe KING. JOHN W Milledsevillc, Ga. [ g f B fiT KIRK. CHARLES E Monroe, Ga. ! J «-, B • 7 % KIRKPATRKK, EDVXARD S Suffolk, Va. ' - r t[- ' • - •• c ■■■m AH HA 1 t H 1 KIZER, HERBERT JAMES. JR., Kd , ,a A , ,,i . . Jeffer son. Ga. mHIAflHB I V I J H A KLEIN. W ILIIAM M. . Atlanta, Ga KLEPACH. ROBERT J.. Lun bja Chi Alphj . . . Tampa, Ela KNIGHT. lOHN R.. U«ihJ„ Chi Alpha . . Thomasville, Ga KNIGHTON. JOHN E.. JR.. tin K.ippj Sig ■ Covington. Va , b ■ • ■ -. , ., KNOBLOCH. VilLllAM C Fallon, Nev. r- Tw fc ' ' ' I Blri ' KOEN. GEORGE Erie, M ' 9 A I H VA KRADIIAN. HARRY S.. Phi Kj , ,J .Sijnij . Binghampton, N. Y. , A, r S v ' H V KRATZtR. lOHN T Eit gerald. Ga.  - ' ' ' ' ■ ' _ ■ _ . KREIGH. OAMD L., $ ' « • P ' ' fi . ' o .... Atlanta. Ga. ..■ ' d . 9 KREILING, RtlBERT G., JR., Kappa Alpha . . . Atlanta, Ga. HP fCSi B 4V ft B l « BLUE P R I n T 169 ' rk f Jk 1 A.i L _. C L H S S OF KROCHMAL, JEROME JAY, Allili iptilon I ' , . Bruoklyn, N. Y. KUURO. THOMAS G Uccjiur, Ci. KUITNER. DONAl.O Bcloit. Vfij. lANnSMAN. Rl)nr-RT H., Tjk Efsihn Phi . . llrooklyr. N. Y. l.ANGANKE. RALPH A., I.S.O BndRtport, Conn. LANSIORO, HENRY H Liurcl, Mm. 1 ARISCY, W ' lLLARD H,, Alpha Tuu Omr«« . . Sylvinij, Cj. lARO E. JOHN E I ' inc Ljkc, Gi. EASHEEY, ROBERT E., JR Cjito. Gj. 1 AITMER, SAMUEL L Rome, Gi. LAVtLER. JACK. Ch, Phi Cjrcolllon, Gj. LAWS. GEORGE W Luray, Vi. LAYSON. ALLEN D Muniictllo. Gj. LECRAW. JULIAN. Chi Phi Ailinu, Gj. LEDBETTER. WALLACE S., Sigiiin Chi . Si. Simuni liUnd, Ga. LEE, DANIEL L, K,j );ij Alpha Macon, Oa. LEE, PAO YU Shanithai, China LEE, WALTER H., ilclla Tau Dclu Macon, Ga. LEFF, INMAN H., T«n F ' iltfi Phi . . . IickTOnvillc. Fla. LEMM. JOHN J .Mcmphu, Jcnn. LEMON, FRiD L.. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Ocean Spnngi. Mi«. LEVIE, LEWIS A., Sii;ma ;V.. Cairo, Ga. lEVIN. LARRY K., Tan fpsilim Phi . . . Birmingham, Ala. LEVY, RAYMOND H.. Tai, Lpiilon Phi . . . Ballimort, Md. LEWIS. DONALD B Decatur, Ga. I.IBLRMW, PAWEL M Sao Paulo, Brazil lll-SI ' i, JONES C. JR Rome, Ga. IIGO.X, WALTER M lottoa. Ga. IINII. c IIARLES L. . Rocheiter, N Y. LIND, W ARREN E K.-hcsitr, N. Y. LINDSEY. WILLIAM H., Drlla Sigma Phi . . . Cruwlev, 1 ,i. LINGER. WILMON N., Thcia i . . . Winter Haven, Fla. LIPSITZ. SIDNEY L., Tau Fpsiliiii Phi .... Cljxt.in. Ga. LITTLE. WILLIAM STANLEY Atlanta, Ga. LIVERMORE, LOREN M HorJthead , N. Y. LLENZA, ORLANDO Santurce LOCKWOOD OSEPH E.. IR., P. K ppa Phi . . Ail.iua. Ga. LOGGINS.-f MD G Atlanta, Ga. LOOK BAUCH, GUY J.. Bcia Thria Pi . . Tahlcquah. Okla. LOSS, lAMES F ... New London. Wis. LUKl R. ORVEL H. Warner R„bini. Ga. LUNDyUIST, GEORGl C Kenmore, N. Y. LUSK. ROBERT T.. Sigiiial ' liiEpuhii . Chattammsa. Tcnn. LUTER. JAMES E., Kappa Alpha Butler, Mo. LUXON, BALLARD H Richmond, Ky. MACI.IN, HENRY W., JR., Kappa Alpha .... Albany. Ga. MACON, WILLIAM C, |R Asheville, N. C. MADRA, THOMAS E.. Phi Gamma De ' .la .... Cairo, III. MAIFR. WIILIAM L. SuniJ . ' « . . . Astoria, L. I., N. Y. MALOLF, GEORGE B., Sigma Phi rpuh.ii . . . Augusta, Ga. MALOY, lOHN K., JR.. Thela Chi Macon, Ga. MANN. WESLEY M.. |R., Kappa Alpha . . . Lickson. Miii. MANNING. EUGENE L DeQueen. Ark. MANOUSSOFF, JAMES J Athens. Greece MARIIUTTI. ROXAIII |.. Pi Kappa Phi . . I aurelton. N. Y. MARS HER. |OHN C. JR.. Thi-la Chi .... Merinn, Pa. MARSHALL. LHOMAS J.. Phi Gamma Delia . . Chicago. 111. MARTIN. BEN W Harrison. Ark. MARTIN, DAVID J., JR., Alpha Tail Oti rjj . . Albany, Ga. MARTIN, EVERETT I.., Drlla Sigma Phi . . Columbus, Ga. niRETEEn fIFTV 170 f I F T Y - T MARTIN. LONNIE W Inman, S. C. MARTINEZ, OCTAVO A I..1 Hjbanj, Cuba MASI.IA. ALBERT M.. Alfilm ii Vn I ' l . . . Allmti, Gj. MASSEE. MARION H,. Aljtlid 7iiu Uniigu . . Eit gcrald. Ga. MAXW ' EIE. tOY E Toccoa. Gi. MAY. lOSEl ' H E.. SiS ' iii ' Thomavvillc, Ga. MAYER. MAURICE. Phi Kj i ij S ,i;ni.i . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. MtULlRNEY. WILLARD B., S JJ ' J Chi .... Atlanta. Gj. McCHESNEY. RALPH S.. JR Thomasvillc. Ga. McCONDICHlE. HAYNE D., Mfha Taii Omcua Jacksonville Beach, Ela McCOY. ROBERT IT. Siama Phi npsitoii . Chattanooga. Tcnn. McCREERY. MARVIN B.. S;k ;j Chi .... Savannah, Ga. McCTHLOUGH, HOWARD A., Th,-I„ Chi . . . Atlanta. Ga. MtI)OV(ELL, DAVE E., S liiJ Phi ;; i; ..i . . . Aggusla. Ga. MiGRAlNE. SAMUEL R.. S ' S ' ' ' ' ll lli ' ii ■ ■ Richmond. Vj. McCiREVC. (TLLIAM M., Alpha Tan Omcsn . Hopkinsvillc. Kv. NUHONE. VIGIL D S.in Eernando. Calil. McHUGH. DAVID E.. S xrau Alpha Epiiloii . Santa Roia. Calil. MtKINN . 1 UWARD R.. IR, s. ... Alpha [.piilnu I ' alm BliJi. I li McKENSII . JAMES E.. ' ■. a.Ua Thrta . Chattanooga. Kn McKINIl V, GEORGES. .. ' .J Alpha . . Wti Palm Bead., Mi McKINNIV. IRVINf. A Ea i t.recnbush, . McKNlGIlT, MASON II.. Drila Tan Delia . . . August... (..i McKOY. IFADE H Columbus, ,. .McLEOD. RAMON M,. Alpha Tan Omrna McLERAN, THURSTON B., JR. McNElLL, ARCHIBALD J., |R.. MEADOViS. HENRY E., JR. . MILLEN. WILLIAM R.. Chi Phi •MELODY, THOMAS J., JR. . Alban., 1,1, . «cllborn. I 1., 7 ., la Pi Red Sprirm, . I . tl.int,i. Ga. l[anta. G,i, li.thel. Conn. 1IR(ER. lAMI s X .. lambda C I ' l Mj! ' : . . Macon. Ga. .MERRY. A. BRIAN. |R. . Augusta. Ga. METZINGER. LOUIS E Lynbrook, N. Y. MEYER. ROBERT T., D. ' la Smma Phi . , . Brunswick, Ga. Mills. lOHN C. Smiiia Chi Helena, Ark. MIIIIR, IKED J.. Sf ' ,(nl Nil Canton. N. C, Mill IK, lULES L Irvington, N. J. MllllR, ROBERT I,. 7.J., Kappa I pMhiii . . Hickory, N. C. Mill IK, THOMAS Kiislmmce. Ela. Mills, lAMES R. - Charloiic. N, C. MIN SSI N, VASKEN S.. Phi Kappa iigiiia . . Boontori, N. J. Mil. Hill, RUEBUSH J.. Sisiiia Phi l.piiUni . Thomasville. Ga. MirCHELL, SAM |,, Kappa Alpha .... Thomasville, Ga. MircHELL. VCALTER. III. Six«ia Chi .... Mobile, Ala. MIZE. Ji ILLIAM K.. Phi Kappa Tan .... Commerce. Ga. MONTALVO. EDUARDO A Santurce. Puerto Rico MOORE. CHARLES E.. JR.. Chi Psi .... Savannah. Ga. MOORE, HOWARD O., JR Elbcrton, Ga. MlHlRE. ISTLLIAM I Atlanta. Ga. MORHOCK. ERANK L Richmond. Va. MORtOCK. lOHN C. Ill Avondalc Estates. Ga. M0R ;AN. I ' OHN E., Sisma 11 Anniston, Ala. MORRIS. CHARLES STEPHEN. Delia Tan Delia . Atlanta. Ga. MORRIS, ROBERT R Texarkana, Texas MORRISON, I. ROY Chattanooga. Tenn. MUDANO, ERANK R West Palm Beach, Ela. MULLING. JOSEPH E Tampa. Ela. MULLINS. JAMES R Montgomery. ALs. MURPHY, JACK B Nessport, R. I. MURPHY. JAMES E.. Phi Delia Thela .... Palatka. Ela. BLUE P R I n T 171 ( ' ' V ' CLASS OF Ml ' RI ' llY. TLRENCE Forot Hills, L. I. MUSSl KWHITK. THOMAS W Arp. Ttxas MYI RS. JOSFPH D Charlotit. N, C. MYIRS, MIC Kl-Y O Rojnokc. Va. NADVSORNY, H1:NRI C S jc )j Cki . Qmcm VIIUrc. 1. 1- NAUSKR. I I lllllRU A Alljntj. Ci. N AYIOR. ( HARI FS G Albjnv. Gi. M A[ , RANDOIPH F Gardner. Mass. NFVSTOjN. GFDRGE D., jr.. Drill 7ji. V. ' j . Gainesville. Ga. NICHOLS. HUBERT C. JR., PM K ppt .S.ji u . St. Simons, Ga. NICIIOIS. PAUL M.. Alpha Tnu Omega . . . Albany, Ga. NICHOLS, ROBERT E St. Simons, Ga. NICKLIS. THOMAS M., |R., DW j lati Delia . . AuBu-ii, Ga. MCOLINI, VSIIIIAM Toms River, N. J. NIEONER. CHARLES E Milton, Mass. NILES, FREDERICK W ' ., Beta Thela V, . . Chattanoosa, Tenn. NIRSCHEL. GEORGE. JR Buffalo, N. Y. NOAKLEY, DON H Stuttgart. Ark. NORMAN, GEOROP A. . . . ■■ ■■■Brooklyn. N. Y. NORMAX, JAMES L. JR., Si ma Chi . . .St. Simons. Ga. NO« AK. CAROE ( Brooklyn. N. Y. OAKLEY. HENRY M.. Beta Thela Pi ... . Vlinder. Ga. OATTS. lOHN 1.. Phi Delia Thela Millen, Ga. UDOM, PAUL R. Alpha T,.u Omena .... Macon, Ga. ONFAL. EARL I Valdosta. Ga. IVNFILL, JOHN Dallas, Texas OSBORNE, HENRY H Ladonia, Texas OSGOOD. RICHARD H., Chi Pbi Atlanta, Ga. OVSFN. VIRGIL L.. Delia Tan Delia . . . Hopkinsvillc, Ky. OVt ' LNS. CHARLES P., ; . ' .. 7 ,,« Delia . . . AuRusta, Ga. P nL . CARTER N.. JR., iif.ma Chi . 1 .„.lotn Moonlain, Tenn. PAGET, lOE A East Point. Ga. PARADICE, WILLIAM L., JR Atlanta. Ga. PARISI. ANTHONY T Maraaronetk. N. Y. I ' ARKIR, EDVi ARD M Savannah. Ga. PARKER, FDVCIN H Jackwnvillc. Fla PARTRIDGE RICHARD C. Delia Tai, D.lii . Birm.nKhatn. Ala. PARTRIDSK WINFIELD G N,.r«ay. Maine I ' ASt HAL, VPIIIIAM D., IR Decatur, Ga. I ' AIKICK. ALAN v.. I.S.O lefferson. Ga. PMLLRSON. CHARIES F BiinbridKe, Ga. PATTERSON, HARRl 11 . IR l hcsicr. Penna. PATTERSON, JACK D Kingsport. Tenn. PATTERSON, ROBERT K. IK Atlanta, Ga. PATTON. THOMAS U., Aj . .j .Mpha .... Macon, Ga. PAUL. VilLLlAM F Savannah. Ga. PAULY. CHARLES H Neivport. R. I. PAXTON. JOSFPH B Canton, N. C. PlAtOCK. lOSFPH A.. JR., Sigma Phi Elisilan . . Atlanta, Ga. PLin. liFRMAN A.. Alpha Tan Omega .... Macon. Ga. PFllK.RINO. ANTHONY D Bridgeport, Conn. PEW. K IIN J Hillsboro. Texas PERI Ft t, PAUL W., Sigma Phi f.psilnii . . Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, PERKINS, JAMES G., JR.. Phi Kappa Sigma . . Petersburg. Va. PIRMSS. TIRIMAS M Bowling Green. Ky. IMRRY. I HARLES A., Sigma Alpha rpiilnii . . Flelena, Ark. I ' 1RR . (IIARIFS R., Bela Thela Pi . . . Knoxville, Tenn. 11 KIR. DAVID I Miami, Fla, PIRRY, t) (FN E Atlanta, Ga. PFTRY, STANLEY F Atlanta, Ga. ninETEEn fiftv 172 F I F T Y - T lU t a pOf PT ' fJ I ' lAIIMAX. RllY AttilU. All. L i  - A T f H jK.. f , ,i . . Micon. Gj. Hh f . H 4, m tflH IIMMII I).. Kapl a Mjiha .... I.jkclmd. Ml. A H y '  | T H T I ' lllIlll ' S, THOMAS M Madri!. Ga. « ™ ' H X g| H I ■ - I ' K 4 ( S k. B9S b r ' flB ri c!i o n IMIll, RllBIRr 1 lljmlltiMi licjcli. 1. 1. ' , fc ..J _ -f . Jf IMRTII. «nilAM H Vi ' jrrcn, Ark. .. ' ' ' r P ' to T _ . . I ' lTTS. RLTIOll ' H V IivctlcvMlc. Tcnn. l tfW-il ■ V JBI , B 7 H % _j 9 r ' l H .i 1 H Hm -f AH Ha 1 r j l X !!-: Hl . H f ' .i Brooklyn. N. Y. MiAMW Tm H Xf IH kilHH HH-. . fl H I ' OSLY, RFYNOI.I) m . . Vionhmston. Ohio HMI HKRk ' , ( ,,1 V ' ' II HL . K. ro ( H 1 . OllVIR Y.. |R Pooler. G). K — 9 ' ' J W i. . f ■ ' ' _ 4-jl l ' 0 t ' l RS. lACK B J.ick onvillc. B ' J ' M M ' M , ' . V t 4HH I ' OVIFRS, SIDNKY A. . . . . . lUi sbcthlon. Tlmio. H fflPLS HVW ' -1 ' wM W Kk PRATKR. NIl.ON H Birminghim. ■8| W . Mi A A I ' RATHER. ORRIN- I. |R Eist Point. Gi. A H ' d , Kr Ml • V ' H ' T I A A H ' t M iHIHN i Av B 1 t fV ' % PROKOPIK. SAMUtl. R New York. N. Y. K J f V f E f ■ ■ f | PRICE. VCALTER E.. JR. . Pincv.llc. 1.,. ' T t  , ' -  . ' t ?.! ) ■ ajk H«I QUENTEL. CHAREES E.. III. .•I . 1. Tjii ()r r«a . Mumi. II.1. J« 1 F V ' t r S 1 QL ' INN. VillLlAM T East Poini. Ga. - M . - dK k t 1 ■ 1 RADEORP. ( HAREES 1., AIjiIm Tj« 0..ifSJ . . Monroe. Gj. - ' ■v 9! . Bv J ' M I RAHN. HENRY O Richmond H.ll. G... «?lk..3fcL ' Akw t B ' At Afc - V RAMIREZ. ROBINSON P Panjm.i Citv, Pi. L ' ' ' ' ' r RAMSBOTTOM. DONALD H., Alltha Tuu O m-j ■ 1 9 ' ' M W Fill River. M.m. T - ■ .aiS . l. ft I -f J RAST. RAY ' R.. A fAj Tj 0 i,j;j . . . Chiitmooga, Tcnn. «T f g — ' M ' - ■«T RXL ' KFR. ROBERT E., P; Kj i ii PA; . . . Paw Piw. Mich. ... ' A. • IK ' K jl R YNFS. MITCHEEL AuRusti. Gi. , —- ' M — Xk. K — ItMw K Rl WHS. SAMUEL 1 Ridgevillc, Gi. « S j - ' — ' - REDI ' 1NG. CHARI IS R.. K f d Alpha .... Micon. Gi. P B[f | tSUH 41 ifl Ki REDDY. RICHARD E.. DW J 7ail DcZ J . . Brooklyn. N. V. V M B Z ' fc 9 F K 1 REED. GEORGE .. |R Athene. Tcnn. IV ■ I ' ' fl K 1 I I I ! REED. GEORGE I.. tR.. r, Ktppa Alpl- h,ni . Eh. Bl tl k ■ - 0BI - B tj -, - REGER. WILLIAM 1.. B, ,. TIhU P, . . M 1 u. , Mo. F JTW t ■ B 2 REGISTER. BENJ. .MIN 1.. JR.. Pi Kjppj I ' . i..lu:nlu.. Ga. Ht - ! « sJ! - V - ■ ' •4 _M i - ' - RFKH. lAMls K.. .1 .., ,,« ( )..n (., . . 1 I, . 1 t,., — .. -. - 1. JTM L Hl RFNNER. (HARIFS 111. C Ai PA. hK.ii;... HI. M irf(WW . ' ' ' 5 .r;i3 KEPL ' ET. FRANK C. S. nyj l Au I ii   . . Memphis. Tenn. K HH ' f J L f RHINEHARl. CLAYBOLRN B Rome. Ga. f I « B 1 H RHODES. lOHN R.. IR.. Alpha Tan 0..i.j;u . . Richmond, Va. asjBL  r . L • oSn RHYMER. W II 1.1AM Union. S. C. ' B ' ' ' ' B f JJ RICE, LINCOLN P Norfolk. Va. . - „■ -_ ' - « MURIEL W « k S B ' k l ■ RK H. lOHN T Ouitman. Ga. B B f % t ■ mij ' RK FIARDSON. ED S IN C. Kappa Alpha . c . . Maton. Ga. M ' ■ ■ J. HK ' n • ,■ «■ .) • ft RK HARDSON. WAYNE I WinMon-Salcni. N. C. ' Rll HNKIND. STUART I.. (.SO Worceiicr, Man. RIFDtl , ROBERT I., PA, Sigma Kappa . . Cliffiidc Park. N. J. RIIKIN. HIRBERT. Alpha f.pu ' m, fi . . . New York. N. Y. RIIEY. ROBFRT G.. IR.. Alpha Tan O.n. m . . Atlania. Gi. RIPLEY, EUGEr.E A., ' Lamhda Chi Alpha ■ Cliirlesion. VC. Va. BLUE P R I n T 173 CLASS OF RISHFR, THOMAS R CharleMon. S. C. ROBI RTS. 1IIH1RI) 1., l„mhJa Chi Mfha . . Robcm. Mils. ROBINSCIN. RICHARD 1., Kj )j Sijraa . WcM Pilm Beach, Tia. RclDRKiUKZ, JOSr, J San Jl) e. Cosia Rica ROSS, IllStl ' H M Newport News. Va, RKSSKR, GEORGE T., Phi Drllj Thela . . . Briuol, Tenn, RclIH, JOSEPH, Mph Ffiiluii P, Atlanla. Ga. ROTHHOLZ, PHIIIP S., Phi llpiili.ii Pi . . . Baltimore. .Md, ROTRAMEI-, ERNEST O., PA. Gamma Drilj . St. Petersburg, Fla, RL ' IX)LPM, JAKE C, Bria Ihrla Vi . . . ClarksviUe. Tenn. RL ' PP, MCILEIAM E„ Phi Delia Theta . . . . I.ymjn. S, C, RUPPENICKER, GEORGE E., Pi Kapfa Phi . . SeaforJ, N, Y, RUSSELL, ROGER L Birmingliam. Ala. RUST. RUSSELL N Shelby. Va. RUTHERFORD, ROBERT E Coalwood, V( ' , Va. SALOME, JOSEPH M Atlanta, Ga, SAMODEN, ROBERT A,, Thi-U i . . . Viot Haven. Conn. SANDERS, HAL R Decatur. Ga. SATCHER. Dl ' KE XT, . . . T l l AuguMa, Ga, SAUNDERS, MARVIN K Columbu%, Ga. SAUNDERS, VCILLIWl II East Point, Ga. SAUNDERS, i-. KENNETH, Drlla Tan Delia . . .Miami, Fla. SAVCYER. IIMMIE L . Phi lila Sigma Albany, Ga. SAYER. ROBERT K Millburn. N. J. SCAMIMIOS, JOHN N., II.IM s.kn... I ' l-i . Long Island, N. Y. M AKIIRHIGH, DON K. ..... . Douglasville, Ga. KllAlils, GERALD. Tau Epsilon Phi .- . . . Mexico City iCHAEI IR, JOHN E.. Si ' ijmj PAi £(ii oii . Noril, Pli.nficld. N. 1. SCHELLC. STEADMAN B tlanta, Ga. SCHLEKH. WILLIAM T llanta, Ga, SCHLOSSBERG, EUGENE, Tau f.plilon Phi Daytona Beach, Fla. SCHROEDER, CHARLES E . Summcivillc. Ga. SCHULTZ. ROBERT G.. Thela i . . Ni« Haven. Conn. SCHULTZE, lOH.N D , Broolelvn, N. Y. SCOTT, GORDON I., Sis™ ' ' Alpha Ppiilnii . t j J catui, Ga. SCOTT. I. JUDSON, JR.. Kappa .Mpha . . Bellka. Ala. SCOTT. RICHARD G An...rv. Miss. SEARLE. HBaSHK R Lakeland. Fla. SKiRAVES, Will I M B Griffin. Ga. S1N , JOZEF F.. Delia Tall Delia . ... Macon. Ga. SbY.MOUR, JOHN T.. Kappa Sigma . _. _ _, ■ tLinta, Ga. SHAMEL, CHARLES IL. K.ippa Mpha ISBBf a k«,n. .Mm. SHARP, JAMES K. . . ! r ' lasper. Tenn. SHEFLER. PO« ELL P Orlando, Fla. SHEITON. VTILLIAM T Denver, Colo, SHIPHIRD, DONALD M Douglas, Ga. SIIII ' IHRD. FREDERICK R Douglas, Ga. SIIITTLES, MACK VS ' Granada, Miss, SHIPSTEAD, tttSrtlN R., Phi Delia Thela . Birmingham. Ala. SHIVE, CHARLES B.. IR lackson. Miss. SHUGART, lAMES A., IR Atlanta, Ga. SIEBFRT, JOSEPH Palisade, N. J. SIICOX, WILLIAM L.. Sigma iV« Tampa. Fla. SILLS. GLENN R Augusta, Ga. SIMMONS. fEAN V., eilpha Tan (}mega . . Fort ; ' alton, Fla. SI.MMONS. MAX R Frsvin. Tenn. SIMO.N. ROY M.. Sigma Phi Hfj Jou . . Delrav Beach. Fla. SINEWAY. RONALD E., P. Kappa Alpha . Garfield Heights. Ohio SLAl ' GHTER. ROBERT H Atlanta. Ga. SMALL. GEORGE H.. JR Atlanta. Ga. niHETEEn FIFTV 174 F I F T Y - T UJ SMAISHOF. THOMAS H.. tbi Delia TheU . . Columbui, Ga. SMITH. ABNER G Ben Hill. Gi. SMITH, AI.BtRT W.. Sijinj Nn Birmmshjm. Mich. SMIl H. C AMI ' BFl I. I... S jjmj l( Aj Hfiiloii . Jacksonville. Ila. SMITH. ( HI I MAN M.. JR., SijmJ Su . . . Huntsvillc, Ala. SMITH. IDW ARI) H.. JR Atlanta, Ga. S.MITH. ERIT) I ' ., Mpbi Tju Umfga .... Thomaiton, Ga. SMITH, lOHN n., .IZ i m Tin Omrga Atlanta, Ga. SMITH, ROBI RT H.. Brl i Thria Pi Atlanta, Ga. SMITH. RITKIII ' H B Bcsicmer, Ala. SMITH, WILLIAM J Waihinnton, D. C. SNVDER, VlTLLlAM J Ashland, Ky. SORDEN, LEROY SOVEY, LOUIS T., SPAIN, FOSTER L.. SPARKS. GLENN M. SPENCER, JOHN M. Phi Gamma Delia Tail Delia Delia JR., Bela Tlxia Pi Montgomery, Ala. . Hartwcll, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. Birmingham. Ala. . Spencer. La. SPIER, WILLIAM E South Bend. Ind. SPOONER. JOHN E Arcadia, Fla. STALLINGIs. WINTON H Carrollton. Ga. STANCH . ROBERT T Tate. Ga. STANFORD, AUGUSTUS L., JR Macon, Ga. STANFORD. ROBERT V vondalc Estates. Ga. STANIFY, HOWARD E.. Delia Sigma Phi . . Marilnna. Fla. STAN ION. I ' LTER Y.. Ph, Kapfa Sigma . . Great Neck. N. Y STARK. JOHN D Red Oak. Okla, STEPHENS. CLARK W LaGrangc. Ga STETiNA. lOHN J.. Sigma Ph, Epsiloa . . Fruington. N. J, STIGALL. CHARLES R Poplar Bluff. Mo STODDEN, RICHARD H Avon Park. Fla STONE, Wn.IIAM B. Login. W. Va. STORY, BILLY 1.. UmMa CM Alpha . . . Hogansvillc. Ga. STORY. T ' JAVIS L.. Chi Phi Atlanta. Ga. STRATTON. EDWARD E Cordele. Ga. STRAW ' N. LEWIS A Douglasville. Ga. STUART. HERBERT H Birmingham, Ala. STII IS. ROBERT C Webb City, Miss, STURklF, CRAIG E., Si«mj Alpha Epiilmi . . Columbus, Ga SUB! 1 I Y. DANIEL G.. Phi Kappa Sigma . . Clifton. N. I sue tor. HENRY f.. Pi Kappa Alpha .... Miami. Fla SUCHkl . FREDERICK R Ailant.i. Ga SUMMI KS. FRANK A Kini; l,ii,,u.„i,, . ( SWANEY ' -. CHARIFS R.. Kapp.i Atflu . . Gnodlettsvillc. Tenn. SWANN. icl . ' n , , . Birmingham. Ala. SWICEGOnn, 1,1 I N M Dolhan. Ala. TALLANF. FREDERICK C. Delia Sigma Phi . . Decatur, Ga. TAPPAN. MOORE. )R., Sigma Chi Helena, Ark. TATE, CHARLES H Montgomery, Ala. r. IT, ROBERT A Chester. Va. TAYLOR. FRANK H San Antonio, Tcsas TAYLOR. McKINNEY V., Sigma Nil . . . . Owensboro. Kv. TFEL. WILLIAM E.. LamkJa Chi Alpha . . . Columbus. Ga. lEMPLETON. DAVID P.. JR Bristol, Tenn. THOMAS. GUY R Attapulgus, Ga. THOMAS, JAMES D., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Bristol, Tenn. THOMAS. lAMES N Atlanta, Ga. TIIORNE. REN A.. IR.. Alpha Tan Omega . . . Oxford. Ga. THRASHER. lAMES V;.. JR Tifton. Ga. TILLY. EBEN F.. IR.. Phi Delia Tbela .... Atlanta. Ga. TOBEN, BOYD F., CAi Phi Ladue, Mo. BLUE P R I n T 3 i 175 ' ;d a f!| e . C L R S S OF roMI ' Kl S. OSWALD H.. Pt K.. r;,., W.i .... Miami, Hj. roRBM 1. milLIAM I) Ailjntj. Gj. IRAll. VKRNON T Haynt . Ark. IKXIII. (.HARI.FS M BIjckihcar, Ca. IKL ' SSlll,, CF-C1RGI-; :.. SiX ' i Mpho l.l iiUni . . Columbui, Ga. rUCKhR, LAWRENCE K JacksgnVillc, Fla. MR IR. SAML ' LL 1)A 11). JR Lake Vl ' unh, Fla. IIRMR. TOM Mi ' Hajichurst, Ga. URMR. WILIIAM G Atlanta, Ga. I LRI ' IN. JOHN N.. liii il ' Jii CI:, Alf ii . . Chatlanooita, Tcnn. ILTTLF, lA.MES M Atlanta, Ga. rVSON, ROBERT VC, K.lf l MI:Im .... .|ack on, Mus. ULIVI. SILVIO A Caracas, Venezuela I ' MSTLAD, CARL N., Sismj Chi .... Fort Knox, Ky. VAILRV. HAROLD A Canonsburg, Pa. VAW, HARRV A., JR BoKton, Ga. VAN W INKLE. EDWARD K.. Cht Phi .... Atlanta, Ga. ARGA, JAMES L Carteret. N. J. VARNS(.)N, THOMAS M.. ;), « T. n  ,  . . Pcn .ita!a, Fla. VOETTER. UI.RICH F We t Orange, N, J. VOSS. VITLLIAM E Columbia. Tenn. VtlUSDFN. EDWIN C Daytona Beach, Fla. VOYUS. ROBERT T.. Phi Kippd S Rnu . . . Morrow, Ga. W ADSWORTH, I ' AL ' L E.. JR., Br .i Thrl,i Pi . . Huriton, Wii. ViALLACE, JAMES Fl.. Kappa Sigma .... Marietta. Ga. WALLACE, MARVIN E., Drila Sigma Phi . . . Atlanta, Ga. WALTER. FRANK V. . . ' Paulsboro, N. J. Vl AITERBACH, ROBERT E Teaneck, N. J. WALTON, WILLIAM H Atlanta. Ga. WARD, SAMUEL J., Alpha Tail Oiiiesa . . . Savannah, Ca. VS Al ILRS, W ILLIA.M J.. Tan Kappa Ipiilou . . Savannah. Ga. WAYNE, SUMNER L.. Alpha T.psiliiii Pi . . Brooklinc, Mais. WEATHERS, JOHN C Sigma Alpha L-piiloii Alcxantlcr City, Ala. WEAVER, CARL B.. DrUa Tan Delia .... Mobile, Ala. WEBB. LAWRENCE A., JR Gainesville, Ga. W EBSTER, lAMES R., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Columbus, Ga. WEIGOLD. CLARENCE E.. JR Jamaica, N. Y. W ELLS, GAYLE J., Sigma Chi Ashland, Ky. WELLS, lAMES R Uvalda, Ga. W ' ERSCHMIDT, EDGAR C West Nesv York, N. J. WEST. CARL H.. Phi Kappa Tail .... Hopkinsvillc. Ky. WESTROPE, DOUGLAS W., JR Nets ' York, N. Y. WHFFIER. HOWARD W.. l.amhtia Chi Alpha . I lomerville, Ga. WHEELER, JOHN K., JR., Sigma Alpha TpuUm HiKerstossn, Md. WHITE, CHARLES M., Sigma ii Riickmari, Ga. W HIVE, CHARLES W Atlanta, Ga. WMITE. EDWARD F Savannah, Ga. WLIITEHEAD, HENRY M.. JR Aususta, Ga. W HITEHURST, JOHN W Smyrna, Ga. WHYIF. ROBERT E., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Ncss-ton, Miss. W MI AGE, ROBERT C Santa Barbara, Calif. WIIIIAMS, DAN N.. Kappa Alpha . . . ChattannoRa, Tenn. W II I lAMS. JAMES S., Kahpa Alpha .... Grecnsviiod. S. C. WIIIIAMS. JESSE I.., V ii t Xi Thomaston, Ga, WIIIIAMS. HUTS A (ireensille. S. C. WIIIIXMS, WILEY I.. S i; i.i Sn .... Fh..ma.ville. Gj. W II I INGS. THOMAS H., JR Atlanta, Ga, Willis. WILLIAM L., ,S ,i:ra i Alpha Epiiloii . Atlanta, Ga. W II SOX. lOHN E MillinKKin, Tenn. WILSON. NORVILLE E., Delia Tan Delia . . . Atlanta, Ga. GEORG ID TECH 17(1 f I f I  - T m -ity W II SON. I ' AUI. r., |R kiriTMiii, G.I. II.SON. RANDOLPH K., Sigma Ku .... Sjvinnah. G.i. W II SON. WII-I.IAM R., Tdi, A;,i . )j l.piiliiii . . Ilijumoiil. Texas W ISr. lOHN B Bjlilivin, G.i. «ITT. RM.I ' H H.. ,S;,  ;j Chi l.aGrangc. Ga. Blr .. — ' . . . . . . - a. 9 OI.EE. ROBERT KENNETH. ' , K., „i Alhht L. ' M «w 1 A VW WONG. KEI.I.OGG Ko cJalc. Mhi. M t Hl 9 A WOO. HOWARD % ' Ediwn, Ga. ■■■ : AHPfl P., ■ WOODY. lOHN H.. IR.. Siswa Chi . . . ChattanoosJ. Tcnn. , _ — W OOSl IV. WILLIAM B.. K..;. .,l .S . ; !, . . . Shclbyv.llc, Tcnn. k HS ' Nk O - WOOIEN. PERRY R Homcrvillc, Ga. Mk. J SJ r WRAY. GEORGE G Atlanta. Ga. tl B. —  - ■ ' ' WRIGHT. ALBERT M.. JR., P w D. Zj T j.f . . Atlanta. Ga. f Bl H B Ml WRIGHT. GEORGE D., JR., Kaptu Sis«ia . . . Dalton. Ga. T B A ' H B 1 H WRIGHT. WILLIAM G.. JR.. Phi Delia Th.la . . Rome, Ga. f J Hi H I A ' ' 1 i OLEN, BURTON S.. Mfha npuim I ' l . . Port Chester. N. Y. ' a •! a a YtlUMANS. DONALD W .. I ' hi Gamma Delia . . Wavcrois, Ga. ■ ■ ' ' '  ' YOUNG. NYRAM L.. IR Atlanta, Ga. YOUNGBERG. PAUL A Venice, Ela. YOST, GERALD A Blackfoot, Idaho ZANE, JOHN R Riverside, Calif. ZANZALARI, CHARLES V Perth Amboy, N. J. ZELL. HAROLD £ Brunswick. Ga. Il Ma M . M Vt ZULLO. BENEDICT New Haven. Conn. f ' ' ZWALD. ROBERT L Atlanta. Ga. ZWARO, EDWARD P Dry Gulch, Ari?. ZVCILSK, lOHN C Juneau, Alaska raB ■ _ WINSKY. HORATIO X Pahokee, Ela. I H ' ' Bl , THE BLUE PRINT OF NINETEEN Fl FTY 177 BEN Benjamin C. Bishop Curtis O. Pitman Peter Dun lap CURTIS President Vice President Secretary -Treasurer PETE GEORGIA TECH AUtLN. HARRY J St. Uuli, Mo. AlitND, NORMAN A., Alflij r.piiton H . . Boston. Majs. ADAMS. EDGAR GEORGE. Kappa Alpha . . Atlanta. Ga. ADAMS. GEORGE W Thomaston. Ga. ADA.MS. LEONARD H Honca I ' alh. S. C. ADAMS. ROV F Granlville. Ga. ADELBERG, C1LLIAM S Waterbury, Conn. AGRA.MONIE JOHN J.. J ' l Kappa H), . Ntw York. N. 1. AIIII.O. JObLl ' H J Brooklyn, N. Y. AIRTH. HENRY B., Alpha Tau Omega . . Tampa. Eli AITKEN. CHARLES H.. JR.. Thrla Chi . Toms River, N. J. AKINS. MARION C ' Gnffin. Ga. MIEN. l-HARLES A Athens. Ga. l LI N. lOHN M Latta. S. C. AILEN. LEE T Ailania. Ga. MMAND, CHARLES ' East Point, Ga. ALMON, CHARLES C, Delia Sigma Phi . . Odessa, Ela. ALNUTT, THOMAS L.. DrUa Tau Delia . Cartersv.lle. Ga. ALVAREZ. MANUEL A Camaguey. Cuba ANDERSON, JOHN R,, Kappa Sigma . Chattanooga. Tenn, ANDERSON, LEONARD G I ' ascagoula. Miss. ANDERSON. SYDNE ' i, III Atlanta, Ga. ANDREViS, HAROLD L Toccoa, Ga. ANDREWS, LEWIS S.. JR., I ' A, Gamma Delia . Lindale, Ga. ANNICCHIARICO, ROBERTO San Salvador ANTHONY, « ILLIAM H.. P. Kappa Alpha . . Calion. Ark. APPERSON. LAWRENCE L., Alpha Tau Omega . Atlanta, Ga. ARROYO. ROBERTO E Santurce. Puerto Rico ASTRUP. BERT R., Delia Tau Delia Douglaston, L. I.. N. Y. AL ' GER. RAYMOND N Providence, R. I. AL ' STIN, MICHAEL B VC.Imington, N. C. AVERY, JERALD. Alpha tpulun Pi . . . Roxbury. Mass. IIAGGETT. LLOYD Vi Quincy, Fla. BAHOS. DAVID, Phi Gamma Delia .... Tulsa. Okla. BAILEY. EMORY J.. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Palmetto. Ga. BAILEY, ROBERT i . JR Chattanooga, Tenn. B. 1IES. CHARLES E Lcesburg, Ga. BAICH. ROBERT B.. Pi Kappa Phi .... Atlanta, Ga. HAILARD. IRBY B Eorcst Park. Ga. BALLEVi ' , WALTER Vi ' ., JR Charlotte, N. C. BALLINGER, PHILIP E., JR Savannah. Ga. BALLOVC. LAWRENCE D.. Phi Delia Thela . . Macon. Ga. BARCUN. SEYMOLR D New York, N. Y. BARLONi ' . (TLLIAM E.. Delia Tan Delia . . Tampa. Fla. BARNES. EDWARD T.. Delia tau D.lla . . Atlanta. Ga. BARTEL. ERVIN P., JR.. Phi Gamma Delia . Burnev. Calil. BARTH. LOUIS F.. JR.. Phi Gamma Delia . . Atlanta. Ga. IIARTHOI.OMEW. MELVYN E. . . . Rid.sessood. N. J. KARTLETT. WILLIAM E.. Tliela Chi . . Bavsidc, N. Y. liASTIEN, RONALD B.. Pi Kappa Phi Ness ' Hvde Park. N. Y. liATHO. NORMAN R Atlanta. Ga. DAYNARD, JOSEPH S.. JR Augusta. Ga. RAZEMORE. JOHN C Byron. Ga. BEAN. JOHN R Conley. Ga. BEASLEY. JESSE Dixon Springs. Tenn. BEATENBOUGH. CHARLES M Daniclsville. Ga. BECK. RAY M Ccdartov,n, Gj. BECKLER, CHARLES E Benton. Tenn. BELARDl. RICHARD J., P w Kappa Tau . . Beloit. Wis. BELL. JAMES E.. PAi Gamma Delia .... Atlanta. Ga. BELL. MONTY L., Thela Chi .... Little Rock. Ark. BENDER. 0« EN F Cedartown. Ga. BENNETT. MILFORD H. . . .... Atlanta. Ga. BENNETT. MILTON W. S;,i:. j A ' u . . . Waycross. Ga. BENSON. GRAHAM L Hopesvell, N. J. BENSON. lULIAN W., Snma Chi ... . Atlanta, Ga. BERG. PAUL Columbus. Ga. BERGEN. lOHN D Atlanta. Ga. BERGGREX. DAVID I.. SiKma u . . . Vero Beach. Fla. BERNOS. lOHN A.. Ill Atlanta. Ga BETANCOURT. ANDRES E Caracas, Venezuela BETTS. OSCAR L.. Phi Delia Thela . . . Columbus. Ga. BEVEL. ORVILE R.. 77jf j Chi .... Carbondale, III BISHOP, BENJAMIN C, Sigma Alpha Epsilou Greenville. S. . BISHOP, ViTLLlAM E . |R Sodus. N. Y. BLACK. IIMMY R Atlanta. Ga. BLAIR. DONALD S• McPhcrson. Kan. BLANCHARD. ELWOOD P.. JR Suffern. N. Y. BLANCO. JORGE L. . . . ... Havana. Cuba BI.ANTON. JAMES S.. Kappa Sigma . . . Atlanta. Ga. 2imi% n iis li i j.. 179 f f FR E SHin fl n CLR M f 1 . ' ■ T - -.3% «i . k¥ I ill , Jl ■ o Fin i ' t iim ' ' ' « ?•« 7; f ! Li i J i il ' ss Rl AN ' TON ' , lOlIN T Vjldosta, Ga. llllDS.ir, HUlX I- Rlvcrview, Alj. IIIIIISIIP. Tin DIHIRF, T.. S .sm, C . . . 1 lunnvillc. Ala. IIIIM). ICIIIN II.. Pi Kj ;i, PI ' i . . . I ' WIadclphia, Pa. HI IK II. lAMIS II,. III. All l,d 1,111 Oraij;,! . Slatcsb..rci. Cia. 11(1 Al . I AN 1 Canliiti. Oliio lUK.L ' l. DllNAIl) .. Alpha 7 .. Orarja St. I ' clcrvburK. Tla. IKllANI). JOSl-.l ' H 1.. JR Macon. Ga. UOUH. ADRIAN D.. IR East Point. Ga. lUJI.SlUS. IX ' GI-.Nl H.. Pi K.il pj All lia . . Atlanta. Ga. IU)V(1:N. JOHN I Jaclnonvillc. Fla. lUlVSUR.S. .lAMES M.. Sigmj Nil ... . Marietta. Ga. lUlVi tRS. RDUtRr 1 Bartow. Fla. IHIYL). IRtU N Soddy. Tenn. liOVFR. KENNETH V I ' cniacola. Fla. BRADBURY, WILLIAM D.. JR.. Tun K.ippu l.liiihiii lil RCrald, Ga. IIRADIORD. THOMAS C Miami, Fla. BRADFORD, WILLIAM REYNOLDS .... Miami. Fla. BRADLEY. CECIL E Chatsworth. Ga. BRADY. ALFRED L., JR.. S ji ij Nil. . . . Tampa, Fla. BRAUER. DEAN G Richmond, Va. BRAL ' X. EDWARD N., Alplm Tan Omega . . Augusta, Ga. BRELAND. ERNEST W.. JR.. S j io Clu . . Savannah. Ga. BRIC.F, JAMES 1C Gainesville, Ga. IIKIIIC.IS. EMORY S Shaipsburg. Ga. IIRIIK.IS. JA.MES I. . . Edison. Ga. llRlll.iNI, WILLI M K Lli .ibi-th. N. Y. liR.K.DiiN, WILIIAM HtlY r Cordcle. Ga. IIHIHIK, ARTHUR D Atlanta. Ga. BKiil Ml arON, MINER R Burlington. N. J. IIR. II I.IITON. JAMES T.. Laiiiliila Chi Alpha Gcorgctoss ' n, S. C. HRo , CVPYNN A Fort Gaines. Ga. I ' .KdWS, JIMMY ' C Idabel. Okla. IIROW . ROBERT T Smyrna. Ga. llRl , ROYCE M. . 1 a gerald. Ga. 11R(A . SAMUEL M.. Pl-i D ll.i Thi-la . . R..ssville. Ga. IIRY.W, WILLIAM 11., IR Ilccuur, Ga. IRi llAMAN, WriLlAM C. JR Woodbine, Ga. Ill ' ( KM ASTER, SAM UEL A.. JR . I ' l; Delia Th,la Columbus. Ga. BUFFONE. FRANK H.. Ilclla Sixnia Phi . . Yonktr,, N. Y. BULLARD, ROBERT M Atla.m. Ga. BUNDSEN, JAN, Phi Gaiiiiiia Drlla .... Atbri[,i, (.a. BURCHETT, CALBERT W Aliquipr ' . I ' s-nn. BURKHART, WILLIAM E.. Kapi,.i Mph.i It. LauderdjU. I la. BURNS, ROBERT C St. Siinons Wji.J. Ga. BURR. GRIFFITH C. Sigma Alpha Tptlliitl . Memphis. Tcnn. BURRESS. ARTHUR L.. JR.. Thdu Chi . . . Atl,uu,i. G.i. BURT. GLENN L.. Delia Tan Delia .... Taiop,., Ih. BURl , WILFRED S.. IR Longm(,iJos . Mass. ILRIi ' W WALTER I.. IR.. S. ; .. Nn . Jactisonville, Ela. usll, ROBERT RICHARD , tlanta. Ga. ItLAIR, IMEODORE D., Alpha Epiiloa Pi lair Lawn. N. J. BYLANDER. 1 RNEST G Wvnne. Aril. BYWATERS. FllVi ARH R Warrenton. Va. CADWELL. EARLE M., IR. . . Rockville Centre, N. Y. CALDWELL, JAMES A., Phi Delia Thela . . Columbus, Ga. C AMl ' BFLL. GEORGE M.. IR Atlanta. Ga. CANNON, GEORGE VI ' .. Delia Tan Delia . Brookliaven. Miss. tANTRELL. MARSHALL C Cartcrsvillc. Ga. CAI ' I ' ELLl, LOUIS A Nesv York. N, Y. CARDELL. ROBERT R Valdosta. Ga. GARDEN. ROBERT W Forest Park. Ga. CARDWELL. WILLIAM D Gainesville. Ga. CARLYLE, JAMES H., JR Norcross, Ga. CARMICHAEL, ARCHIE H.. .Alpha Tan Omesa Tuscumbia. Ala. CARPENTER. JOHN Vl ' .. I.amhja Chi Alpha lacksonvillc. Fla. CARRAFIELLO. GUS E Briditeport. Conn. CARROLL, ROBERT 1... laiiihla Chi Alpha Harriman, Tcnn. . ARSON. LAYTON V Atlanta, Ga. CARTE. ESTOL T., IR.. Thela Chi . St. Albans, West V.i. CARVER. BEN M.. ihlla Tan Delia . . Morristown, Tenn. [ ASSIDY. KENNETH K Great Neck CERIEI.LO. ANTHONY N Atlanta, Ga. IMMBIRS. JAMES F.. Beta Thela Pi . . Birminsham, Ala. I II Will. i . SID S.. IR.. Kappa Alpha . . Edwards. Miss. ( IIM ' M.W. ROBERT C East Point. Ga. ttlALlA.N. ANGEL Buenos Aires. Argentina CHEATHAM. JAMES C. JR Atlanta, Ga. ( HERRY. RICHARD E Albany. Ga. CIM SHIRE. WIUIAM T, , IR lacksonvillc, Fla. 180 GEORGIA TECH CHEMi-. V. COIllXS Ea5t Point. Ci. M ( m tI f « ( « 1 CHIBAS. GUino I Gu.intanamii. Cub, 1 _■■ ■ 1 ' M M ■ f ' M CHURCH. ROBIRT  .. m, S sm,, C . . . . All.inta.Ga. ' ' ' W -i HW • - f ' W ■ W — ;■ -«■ CIANNAVFI. ANTFIONY K Sialpnlt. Max. ' .r-irS :A J ' ' 4« - ■ t MF ( M ' DI.AT. ROIIIRT I Ilciklcv. W. Va. Jl -5JL ' ' ' ML ' m -SA. CI, ARK. MARTIN. ,S j; ... CA . . . ( l..il(an,„.K.i, Tinn. -Tr- • - ) ' -« -■ ' _. b Cl.AVIIl), MAXIMO lal ' j . Bulivia % ' ' % l fc pl ' ' I i P A 1  4 CLliMENT, RICHARP 1... Siama Chi . . . Atlanta, Ca. ' ' M T -flT | jlf r j ' V M l i ' I f I r K .yi . rfMii f CLEMENT. ROBERT f... Mf hj T.m Om,xJ ■ Cartersvllle. Ga. fc V i i 1 CLEMENTS. HUBERT B Macon. Ga. I W W ■ ' ' CLEMMER, VANCE D Jaclnon, Mio. ' f fe ' • ■ ' -•  - = • i CLEVELAND. WILLIAM L.. IK Atlanta, Ga. k X i -i J CLINE, CARL E Miami, Ma. Bk. Jo MV ' ' m ' J - l CLINE. WILLIAM S.. Chi Vhi .... Salisbury, N. C. . V . B I ■ ■■k. , .A COBB. GEORGE O Kk . A H H T ft A l WliH Br ' ' fl ? COBO. ARMANDO Havana. Cuba ' f H H H H Hif AH! ' 1H H f COCHRAN. GEORGE A Natchez. Miii. f B ' f ( fc fift COCKBURN, ALTON D Dalton, Ga. ' M ,J ' lr ll. GOFER, DANIEL B.,  . a S ki ,.j I ' j . . . -Wadlcy. Ga. • tB - ' fi ,••) f -  • ' - «t8 - «-T COLEMAN. JACK C San Angclo, Texas AW W Xj 7 COLE. ILLIAM R Jackson. T.-nn. 3fm A - ' W -JT - COLEMAN. lOHX S Augusta, Ga. . Vi ; ' W . i - T 1 J . -n W t ' COLLINS. CHARLES J East Point. Ga. J t H . H 7Bi ' . P U ' ' !v. hr COLLINSViORTH. JACK H Columbus, Ga. A K ' f l Z. ' WI 1 COMAS.i ARtimO F Cuba H jH V H l COMENto. THOMAS IVrib Ami... v. N. J. T B f ■ k B 1 I ' ■ I ■ l B COOK. RICHARD W Harcin.an. Tcnn. B l K. . L ' -■- ' K . „ -. .Jh - ' j:- - L .f-Ti COOKE. HARRY I Mbany. Ga. I fcl ' fW ' Qf P f • V COOPER, AX DREW I.. III. W., (;..,„ ,« D.- a . Atlanta. Ga. HL.. Hh J tf -Si -—J -iX —.J - . COOPER. AYMOND Vi ' .. .1 ;. .. v.. , Omrja . . Canton, Ga. T Hh Pk- L _J?K jFW - k V3iLjl ' VkB COOPER. VERNON F Ccdariown, Ga. H TF I ' F k ■ ' MIt ' Bi H CORLEY. WILLIAM L Augusta, Ga. ' ' H X • ' ■ ■f MoL ' f ffl ' • ' . ♦ ' COURTNEY, lOHN D , ( ' . .S,. ,.„i X,.(. ij HV k l Z Blk ' • ' ' iA i L k ( 3 COWAN. CLIFFORD V Cnley, Ga. M | fl I B I 1 t M t « COX. ARTHUR C r „„pa. Fla. B- . JL • -mA - S ' - •,? -. ' • I • J a iSS-Tl COX. CHARLIE H.. C ., )■ ., Mnua. Ga. IP ' T ' W TTP ' ( • (F -XI ' ff i  ' COX. JEROME C M.,ul,rie, Ga. F ' _Jf jk 4 - ' i £ -ST , ' w . CRAKE. ERIC E.. Six j CI; Hou.«i..n. Texas v . L. PW cSlaHr ' f .1 S L Vk. CRAMER. THOMAS V Lynbrc.k. N. Y. S 1 0 MK KIH M rBli Mt CRAMPTON, LAURENCE A . C.ipps. Fla. iM I - J I ? AHM I A i T CRATON. HAROLD M Lindale. Ga. -SS k i % - ' 3m W ' ' ' ' ' I CRAVEY. JACK M Brunswick. Ga. i l« VlWta silB i CRAVCFORD. JAMES F Pock-r, G.. i- ' 5 ■  jA Va. ««« - ' - ♦ - „ A ' . ««1 -J CREARY. WILLIAM C I ' anama Ciiv. Fla. % ' ' W P l m _1 W ' I CRESWELL. GARLAND T. . . . . Baltimore, Md. Br ' J _A I -? — - _ _ CROKER. BEN M Llallas. Ga. ||f , jL V - fc jL -f V Mv jVV ' k. CRUTCHFIELD. MALVETH R. . . . . Treni..n. Kv. ' ' V 7 B ' ' rJl W Wt ' .M . ' ' W . .. , CLWINCHAM. I RV O . . . . Ab.ncdon. Va. ' ' ' -Wl ' 2 k CUSTLR. WILLIA.M . 1, ' ,. , ;.,„ umcgj . Baml.nJec. Ga. . ■ | jl f J ( B D ' AIUTtllO. D. ROBEKl .... Hael.t..v.u k. N. J. ' : _, J[w . fSL ' -9 J '  DALEY. VENCENT A., Drtia sinmn Vhi . Nl lork. N. Y. L. ' iSi ? ' f B DANCY, ROBERT C, JR., Alpha T,n, Or,. . Tampa. Fla. WU si K. DANIEL. ALFRED C Atlanta. Ga. | k B PW DANIEL, CHARLLS C... rh,-l„ CI; . . . Savannah. Ga. k ' ! B .JT M ] B DANIEL. GEORGE tl Memphis. Tenn. A | J M DANIEL. lULIAN VC Millcn. Oa. i l DANIEL THOMAS X Louisville, Ky. jk  DAUGHERTY, BERNARD R.. U .,i Tjii Oo;f,«a H ■ — Jacksonville. N. C. DAVID, MARVIN Nc«- York, N. Y. _ DAVIDSON. ' ERRY D.. D,- (j Tan Delia . . Lith..nia. Ga. - ' W DAVIS. FRED M.. S,xma Chi .... Indianapolis. Ind. ' M DAVIS. GEORGE G., Kafpa Sisma .... Moultrie, Gi. K 1 B DAVIS, HAL A Atlanta, Ga. Hj ' H DWIS. Mil HAM R Lasvrenceville. Ga. DAVIS. MLIIAM T. . . Atlanta, Ga. iV DAY. lOHN B Portcrdale, Ga. Bl DEADWYIER. |AMES D Atlanta. Ga. ' DEITERS. DAVID W Atlanta, Ga. B dc la GUARDIA, lUAN F Panama de la GLARDIA. MARIO Havana. Cuba jA DELGADO. CRISTOBEL S Central Francisco I .ft i . ) ■ DcLClNG. AUBREY N Decatur. Ga. ■ I dcMELLO. CESAR A R:o de Janiero . f m ' ■  DEMPSFY. ROBERT E Boihell. Wash. L F DENNARD. EMORY J Atlanta. Ga. ' - « DENTOX. BEALE B Macon. Ga. VV DERICKSOX. MARCUS H Rosslvn. N. Y. - W M de RUSSY. RENE A Atlanta. Ga. DIAMOND. HEXY. IR Veto Beach. Fla. ? fl 181 F R E SH m R n CLASS .1 % f n DIAZ, HECTDR J Ailjnta. Gj. niGGORY. MARK 1 Glrn Cuvc, N. Y. DIXON. C. liAlll.V TiilUdcga. Ala. DIXON. MF.RRITT V . III. CAi Vhi . . . Sivjnnah, Ga. DIXON, SAMUia. I ' .. |R Woodland. Ga. DOBBS. HARRY D East Point. Ga. DONALDSON. THOMAS W Park Ridnc N. ]. DONEHOO. LARRY K Griffin. Ga. DONNELLY. ROBERT E Kingstrcc. S. C. DOPSON. WILLIAM R College Park. Ga. DORTCII. ROY M Columbia. Tcnn. DORSLTT. THOMAS M Atlanta. Gj. DOL ' GALL. RICLIMOND JAY .... Kingston, Jamaica DOVER. RALPH LEE. Thru Xi .... Alcoa. Tcnn. DOWDY, WILLIAM W.. PA Sigma Kaplu. Chattanooga. Tcnn. DOWIS. HERBERT G.. Sigma Chi .... Atlanta. Ga. DOZIER. HENRY P Macon. Ga. DOZIER, WILLIAM A Thomson. Ga. DRAGO. ANTHONY J., JR Forest Hills, N. Y. DRAPER, WILLIAM I Charleston, W. Va. DREGER. WlLSt)N T.. III. Bria Thtic Pi . . Atlanta. Ga. DROSAKIS. PHILIP H.. I.amhda Chi Alpha . Altoona, I ' enna. DuBOIS. ARTHUR N.. Kappa Sigma . . . Jupiter. Ela. DUCKETT. THOMAS E.. Phi Sigma Kappa . . Tavares. Fla. DUEEEY. KENNETH M., P; Kapfia Alpha . . MHim:. Ela. DULANEY, CHARLES  . . I , „,!,,-„, M.iuntain, Ga. DUNLAP, lULIAN L.. I7„ ,s,,i;. ,. Kapi.a . . I .iGrangc. Ga. DUNLAP. PHTER, AlpliJ Tail Uiiicga . . I all R.ver. Mass. nUNN, CECIL H., IK., Chi Phi . . . . Moultrie. Ga. DUNN, DAVID W. Newark. N. J. DuPREE. ROBERT E , Sigma Nil . . . )acksonville. Fla. EADS, CLINTON W. IR Hapeville. Ga. EAST. ROBERT I W , ni,.,ville. Ga. EASTEREIN, LEWIS P.. JR A:i.l i ...nvillc. Ga. ECHERD. ROBERT S Jjcl .n ,lU-. Ha. ECHOLS. WILLIAM 1) l,,...fi. G.i. EDELMAN. MASHAEL W.. I .j,, I I ' uWm Phi Brooklyn. X. Y. EDWARDS. JAMES B.. Sigma Alpl:, I I ' -ili.u Niv port Ne , ' a. EISNER, NATHAN A.. Tan lipiilon Phi . I iwrcncc, . Y. ELLIOTT. WILLIAM R Macon, Ga. ELROD. WATT D Mm i ...•sboro. Tcnn. E.VIBRY. JESSE C. JR - rlington, Ga. ENGRA.M. ED ' iCIN J Milner, Ga. ISKAl, ABRAHAM A Atlanta, Ga. 1 M 1 s, WAl IIR C. . Scott, Ark. I L BANK. EMIRSON E.. Ill . . . Old Hickory, Tenn. EX ' ANS, CHARLES B Lcrejopolisi Ga. FAWCETT, W;U,IAM K.. IR.. Pi Kajipa Alpha . Atlln . Ga. . . Atlu.i ,. Ga. . Anni III, Ala. . EdcilitiJ. ,. C. Teri I, .1 dcl-Parque Grigin. Ga. . Itilmar, N. J. Greenville. S. C. Atlanta, Ga. FEE. WII.MAM M., Alplj I ,u, ii 1 ELTHAM. I AMES E.. Kapp . lEITHAM. H ' HN. JR. . . . lERNANDEZ. ANTONIO . . lERRLSS. HENRY A. . . . I ERSTER. RICHARD. S ' ;,tri « Nji FIELD. RODNEY J FIELDS. HARtll D P.. |R. . . ELN ' CHER. LONNY C IINDLAY, RICHARD E., Phi llrlla IINKLLSTON, DONALD . . . ITSTER. FRED M.. |R FIVEASH. lAMES M.. .S..sra.i Chi . FLEETWOOD, TRAFTON W., IR.. FLORENCE. MURRAY FLOYD. ARTHUR C. L. . . Thfia Chi McDonoiigh. I . . Macon, Philadelphia, Decatur, . Brunswick. Sigma Phi. Atlftnca, Morrow . Gulfport, Miss. UIRD, ROY A.. |R Atlanta. Ga. UlRSLL. MICHALI Brooklyn, N. Y. LOSS, lERREII F.. Alpha Tan Omega . . . Pulaski. Ga. FOSTER. MARK A Greenville, S. C. FOSTER. STLLIAM N Atlanta. Ga. FOINTAIN. HARRELL C, Chi Phi . . . Carrollton, Ga. lOUIFR. FOREST I... IR.. Chi Phi .... Atlanta. Ga. FOVCl 1 R. IIARI AND W.. JR.. Pi Kappa Alpha . Arcadia. Fla. FOWLER, ROBERT N.. Kappa Alpl: FOX. HARVEY. Alpha f.puUiii Pi FRAME. RICHARD D. . . . FRAMES. WILIIAM T.. Phi Kappa FRANKEL, KARL . Atlanta. Ga. Union City. N. 1. . East Williston. N. Y. Sigma . Maywood. N. J. . .Atlanta. Ga. IRANQUIZ. FRANCISCO E Havana. Cuba FRAZIER. FIORACE E Atlanta. Ga. IRAZIER. ROBERT X Orlando. Fla. 182 GEORGIA TECH IRIEDMAN, DONALD H.. Alpha r.pu ' .ati PI Brooklyn. N. Y. I RISCIA, JOE, Mliliii Tm Orafja .... Tampa, Fla. lUI.I.ER, RALPH v., Sigma Nu . . . Daylona Beach. Fla. GALIN. MELVYN P.. Alpha Epiilon Pi . . Savannah, Ga. GARBER. MAURICE J., Alpha Epiilon Pi . . Columbus. Ga. GARCIA. LOUIS A., Pi Kappa Alpha . Santorcc. Pucrlo Rica GAR.NETT, PAUL R.. Si iia Chi .... Ashland. Ky. GARRETT. ROBERT F.. JR Dorchcsicr. Ga. GARRISON. SYDNEY Vi.. |K Moultrie, Ga. GASSAMCAY, JAMES M Atlanta, Ga. GAVIN, DAVID C, Kappa Alpha . Stafford Springs, Miss. GEE, CHARLES f. . . . ... Atlapulgus. Ga. GEE. HENRY T Attapulgus, Ga. GENTRY. WALTER B.. JR Richmond. Vj. GERARD. PAUL L Woodbury Heights, N. I. GERMAN, ALIRLD J llicksville. L. I., N. Y. GEY.MONT, DON M Alcoa, Tenn. GILBERT, THOMAS C Macon, Ga. GILBREATH. J. EARL, JR.. Si jmj Chi . . . Athens, Ga. GILLESPIE, PAUL. Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Petersburg. Va. GILLESPIE. ROBERT C Hapeville. Ga. GIVENS. DONALD A Chattanooga, Tenn. GLASSCOCK. ROBERT C Savannah, Ga. GOETTE. FRED W., Ill Macon, Ga. GOLDNLR, LEONARD, Alpha Epuloii Pi . Amityville, i . GOOD.MAN, HFNRY I.. Tan Ff ' uh.ii Ph, . New York i m GORDON. DONALD II.. Alflui I .n, i „, a . . Atl.inu. Ci. GORDON. JORDAN F. . . ... Atlmia. Ga. GOULD, RAYMOND A., JR.. h.Jt ' l ' Alpha MontKumerv. .Mj. GRAFFHAM, ROY C Coffewille. Kan. GRAHAM, C, RTER, Alpha 1 .iv limrfa . . Alexandria. Va. GRAVES. CHARLES P Kansas Citv. Mo. GRAVES, RUSSELL A. H . - Tucker. Ga. GREEN. DAVID A. . KK SaiWy Springs. Ga. GREEN, IRWIN . . T. . . . Laurelton. N. Y. GREEN. WILLIAM B., Sigma Alpha I piilon ..Alexandria. Va. GREENE, JAMES E Maspeih. N. V. GREENE, RAYMOND W., IR., Phi Gamvia Delta Winter Park. Fla. GRELLA, CLEMENT J Gncnvjle, L. I.. N. Y. GRESHAM, JACK L., Si ma Kii . . . Stjuth Miam.. Fla. GRIFFIN. JOHN J., CAi Phi KSaTannih. G.i GRIFFITH. GEORGE E i Eatonton. Gj GRIMES. THOMAS R., JR ;. Atlanta. Ga GRIMSHAW, CYRUS S.. JR.. Pi Kappa Phi . Bossier Cilv. La GROCHAU, EARL S Memphis, Tenn. GROSS. LEROY W Norfolk. V,,. GUNTER, THOMAS H.. IR Atlant., G.. GURRY, ELys T., JR., Sixma Chi .... AurofJ. 111. GUTHFRIE, SAMUEI A., ] i., I.n, ll-lla . Gr«nsboro. Ga. GU TO RAYMOND . , .... Atlanta. Ga. HAGLN |1 FFREY M New York. N. Y. HAILS. THOMAS f Birmingham. Ala. HAMILL, LESIir M.. -, ,. ( ' -, . . . Westminster. Md. HAMILTON. FLOYD D. . . ... S.msbury. Conn. HAMLING. BERNARD II. Liitle Rock. Ark. HAMMEL, RICHARD A Atlanta. Ga. HAMMOCK, TOMMY V Kingsport, Tenn. HA.MNER, GEORGE G i r i Pilm Beach, Fla. FIANDAL. FRANK N R..cksillc Centre. N. Y. FIANSEN. ALFRED A Washington. D. C. HAPGOOD. DAVID I.anesboro. Mass. ILXRniN. VlWLLACF M C nley, Ga. MARDY. GEORGE B Russellville. Kv. HARRINGTON. ARNOLD VSHITM . . Sanford. Fla. HARRIS. CI AUDE B Alexandria. Va. HARRIS. TED C. Thela Chi ... . Gulfpori. Mi .. IIARVI V. CORDON V Hcndersonvillc. N. C. IIARW ELL. t ILLIAM DAVIS Atlanta, Ga. H RVl ARD. WILLIAM G.. Sigma Alpha Epiilon Durham. N. C. HASTY. EMMETT D Abbeville, Ala. HATCHER. WILLIAM K.. Sigma Alpha fpuloii lacksonville, Fla. HAW ES, HENRY C Ocilla, Ga. HAWKINS. SIDNEY ' E Ashevillc. N. C. HAWKINS. WALTER R.. Kappa Sigma . Coral Gables. Fla. HAYES. RICHARD O. . . Atlanta, Ga. HAYES. RICHARD T Englcwood, Fla. HAZEN. ROBERT D Reading. Pa. HEARD. JAMES R West Poii.t, Ga. HEERY, JOHN S Savannah, Ga. HFFFERMAN. JOSEPH 1 Oakland Beach. R. I. 18. F R E SHm fl n CLASS 1 ' i, . i . a, : 5 . Q Q 11111)1 I lURG. ( ' l irGANG V. . . Franllin Pirk. N. .1. Ml IMS. lOLlS L lUpcvillt, G.i. HINDI RSON. CONWARD Athma. Gi. HKNRY. GRANVll.l K C . ' ' w l i« Omrnu ■ Dccjiur, Gj. HKNSON, RllKFRT 1- ChatunooKJ. Tcnn. Ill RTZni RGIiR, ROBKRT M !■ vjii villc, InJ. IIKKMAN. ROBERT L Sicohcnvillc. Ohio HICKS, JOHN H.. Sisraj 1 . j ;■ . .  . . Talladcgj, Ala. IIIGCINS. ■« II BUR S ■ ■ ! Palm Beach. Fla. mil, DONALD DEE, Kj i ij Sigmj . . . .Moullric, Ga. Hill. DOUGLAS M.. Sismn Chi .... Fort Knox, Ky. HI (HtV. LRANK E Odum, Ga. HINLS. lOHN M Albany, Ga, HINTON, lEONARD O Datula. Ga, HOtllSTAEDTER. LOUIS New York. N. Y. IIODDE, WALTER D., S ' S ' uf Mpl Vpulon . Sprinslicld, III. HOEHN, THOMAS T Memphis, Tcnn. HOGAN. WILLIAM I Augusta, Ga. HOIl ADAY. EDWARD R.. Chi Phi . . . Decatur. Ga. IIOLLEY. EATHEL Columbus, Ga. HOLT, HARRY G Alta Vista. Va. HOLT. VELL D Nashville. Tenn. HOPKINS. WALTER H Iciup. Ga. IIORNE. JOHN C Tampa. Ela. HORN ' in lAMES r . i HIIWoint. Ga. HOS I j.VMES M Orlando. Fla. IIOLSI. MtTHUR 11 , In.liChi . . West Hartford. Conn. HOW.NKH. H. LEI Atlanta. Ga. HOWARD, PURDON Blackshcar. Ga. HOW Akil. WILLIAM H Laurel. Miss. HOW 111 , DONALh I .. Phi DrIU Thrlj . Kingsport, Tenn. HU1H,1 S, JEWELl I ' . Toccoa, Ga. HUGHS NAT C. Sigmd Nil . . . HUH. xKfHUR D„ III, All hj Tjii On.gj HULL. I- HARLES R HU.ME. lOHN ....... HLMl ' HRIY. WILLIAM (.,. II M I 1; l.i Pi . Ml Kl 1 KM. ' S. lOHN I . ■ ., GdmiiiJ njl., . Ml KM, 1 RANKLI M, Sis ' i ' i A ' ■ MiKsl, ROBERT W ., S gmj Alphj ., .,. Moultrie, Ga, . Shannon. Ga. Atlanta. Ga. ilanta. Ga. . 1,,lid .. Ohio Duiu.Im,. Ela. Wayii. ' ■, Ga. . Atla-ii.i. Ga. HUTCHESON. SAMUEL L.. Phi Delia Th.l., Gi«nwich, mh. HUTCHINS. CHARLES W Wadlej . Ga. HUTCHINSON. DOUG. H.. Phi Kjppi S .i;mj . Atlanta. Ga. Hl ' TCHINSON. HERBERT A Maspcth, N Y. HUTTO, EZRA Savannah. Ga. HVMAN. JULIUS. Alphd Epiiloii Pi . . Brooklyn. N. Y. MIT, EDWARD F Bc.i ,.r Falls, I ' mna. IMMICH. FRANCIS C Wichita Kan. LM.MORMINO. SAM sliakcr Hcifhi-. Ohio Ikm . M 1L C. . . . Murfrcesh-To. Tcnn. IVIV. |osl PH O,. JR ilanta. Ga. lACKSON, DAVID C Austell. Ga. lACKSON, K ' HM G., JR., Alpha Ton Ome :J . Macon. Ga. lACOBS. ALBl RT ! Decatur. Ga. lACOBS. ROBERT L. . . — . .- .... Atlanta. Ga. lACOBS, WILLIAM G Marietta, Ga, lAKAl.A, RICHARD R.. (S.O. . . . Tonassanda. N. Y. JEFEERIES. L. EDWARD, JR Bradenton. Fla. lENNINGS, CHARLES H.. JR Atlanta, Ga. JENNINGS. MAYWARD W Atlanta. Ga. lENSEN. GEORGE F.. Phi Kappa Phi . . Kcv West. Fla. JERNIGAN. lOE W., Si raj Chi . . . Chattanooga. Tenn. Jewell, henry p., pa; Delta Thela Cihckaraauga, Gi lEWELL, WILLIAM H., Phi Delia Tliela . Chickamauga. Ga. IIMENEZ. ARTURO P Habana, Cuba JOHANSEN. FREDERICK A.. Sigma lOHNSON. CHARLES R. loMNSON. DONALD L. . lOHNSON. VERNON F. lOHNSON. WII.IIAM R. jOHNSroN. DONALD C. lOHNSTON. THOMAS S Alpha rpiiloH Atlanta. Ga. . . . Deland. Fla. , Westwood. Mass. Charleston, S. C.. Verona. N. J. . . . Dekalb, Tenas Athens, Ala, lOHNSTONE, RAY W.. Kappa Alpha . . . Atlanta, Ga. JONES, JAMES B Brunswick. Ga. lONES. lOHN W.. Thela Cbi Duncan. Okla. PHILIP A.. Phi Delia Thela .... Macon. Ga. RONALD H.. I.S.O Buffalo, N, Y. TEDDY E Sandstone, W. Va. THOMAS B Albany. Ga. lONES, ItlNES, lONES. lONES. JONES. WAYNE S. Tampa. Ela. 1S4 G E R G I R TECH JONES, WILLIAM O., K.i );i,i Ml li.i . . . Ulbmon. G.i. S«M iT BM VK k P KAIIERT, lOL A.. CI; ' ., AlLintj, G.i. f j| T S T W f J M. W KAMl ' SCHAhKR. ARTHUR R. . . . Oijtunoui!... Tcnn. ,•.—■ • fl B - I 9 '  KATKNliRLNK. IRVIN G Ailanu. G.i. •- - Mti UM MMi-J iL M IW KAYS. lOIIN M Stinho|ic, N. J. J : H :3WV ' 7 mAK HH| ' M W KFAnLF, L UL IHNES CamilU. Ga. n W -- HI ■ ' N. ui H C ' l T . Kl-I- cm. BKNIAMIN Newark. . L T (• «k  l Bi ' Vvl fcT ■ KLLLY, BRUt.KC H .  «— i . |i l ■ M ' y 4 i til. r Dl M ' ' k ' 3% r KLLSEY. GEORGl- S.. Pi Kan ' ' • ' ' • ! ' Soio Ciiy. I la. lfl. jVlJ fj M J 1 J KENDRICK. WILLIAM J.. Ijimhda Chi Mphu . Crifliii. G.. J. «- • ' % '  ■ ' f « .«■■ V - W KLNNrnY. OAN COOK, Br(.i Tllrla Pi . . Atlanta, Ga. 9 IF tli IfdF .  ■■ . .-. -if ' W -Jj KLRR. MUX ARI) G Atl.nta, (i... ■ J ■■ 3 ' HBfc. ' .A. W .i v KIDU. lOH.N W., .Vi  I.J Alphu lifiiluii . . . Atlanta, Ga. V J k. W . j M fc . PW . J . Nv KILBOURN. W. LYNN Lynn Haven. I la. X a ifehta. Y {jF jT W. 2H KILBY, DONALD C, Thcia Chi .... Artola, Calif. l fl 1 ' 0 1 1 KILI ' ATIUCK, FREDERICK A Griflin, Ga. jC M f m i k ( KIMBALL. FLOYD E., ThcIa Chi . . Bis Stone (,ap, Va. £ i J 1 W I KING. C. RAIH)RD Atlanta, Ga. , .-, j . ■ «| ,,jfc ' T3 - KING. GEORGE A St. Albans, N. Y. VW - -X ' W V KING, lOFL G., Thela Chi lackion. Miss. •, . 3 ' 1 ■ .♦■k. — ' ) - f i lWk KING. MALCOLM H., I.amhila Chi Alpha . . Ashland, Ky. V M Kk . ' - W S ' KING, I ' AUL VC. P .i CliUBK. Dtlla .... Atlanta, Ga. tal.l ' • ' 1 f ▼ B KIRK, GLENN F Atlanta, Ga. ' I H ' • ' , ' f, ■ k ' ' 1 ' KIRKI ND. JONES T Greenwood. Miss. ' S ' ' M . i ' ' k MRM ND. THOMAS R., Phi Delta Th,la Augusta. Ga. f B T T I ■ P 1 ' KIIIIN. M IS Hav.,na, Cuba .W«.- M M . '  . J _ ' • ISB ' - «• ' .« M KLOEI ' FLR. GEORGE A. . . - . . VCjrrinKton, Fla. ' ' P L  A t7 i T KNAPP, GILBERT D.. Brla Th,l. Pi . . GremtitlJ. Mass. K ■ -Jw ' -- iB. - ' v -%M KNIGHT. EUGENE S.. SiKma iV.. tlanta. Ga. ,_,, __, ,Vv .J . i PV- KNIGHT. JOSEPH M.. D,- .. S s m M( . . . Tampa, Fla. S ' W ' ■ ' - . P ' T W H KNOX. LAMBERT I Hapeville. Ga. . A lr ' - 1 .-!.;■- ' .. ;. .IvfeJiri KOHL. Aniiito. Wis. l l H ' l ' 4 tt ' jf M KORNIELI). |AY I,, tpha Ipuh.n Pi . . I aurelton. N. Y. B B fajB m r V KRASIVUFF. RUBI K I M.. Alpha VpuU.n P, ■( Hm _ ■ I ■ V B,-h..:...lle. S. C. ■ IMH ' • — • - A- r, KUBLY. ALBERT M ... Il l..na. Cub.i k ' - HiH ' KUHLMAN. CLIFF1.1KL1 il Lo.nMillc. Ky. B.: ™ ! KUZMA. ROBERT L BayiiJe. N. Y. F Rblf KYLE. lOHN C. Kappa Alpha Atlanta. Ga. - _ tr m : . m M LAKE. GEORGE E Huntington. W. Va. I A ' H il H H ' H ■ TS ' f= J I H L LAMAS. ALEXANDER C Savant, ih, l b SSHB t ' ' fc ( « % i l LANCE. LEE W Rrentsvond. T f J k M L M I LANFORD. CHARLES G Fast Point. C,x. ' _ ..JV ' B Pw ' B •«• f ' B LANIER. ViTLLlAM J.. Dc ' .la Tai, Delia Memphis. Tenn. ■ X f W f f I.ATIIROP. STANLEY P A illinRford. I .i.i. , j - Ml ' - ' ■v BL -3! k. A. LATIMER. imEPH L., .Si.i: tiu iV . . . ' : ZS - T V fe - F LAUBFR. FARE I Mian,,, iB Tifc ' ' l W • . B H LAUGHMN. ROBERT D.. SrK. „ .1 f ,. ) A ..-. l.flH ' . B T ' ■[ 1 ' , H X H _ , ° - miLMl i t . I Wifl- Ik 0 1 ' LAVIA. RUV v.. . . . New V rk. N. Y. t TB | ■ f J I A f M. J ' B B LAW. KOY M. . . ... .■!l„l!man , Ga. I JWMD '  W ' '  V|9 — B - B « «: K -i •« ' 9 LAYTOX. NEIL A ll..peville. Ga. JTW V :::W 1 l -A X  . f — 1 I.AZOR, lOSF.PH 1.. Phi Kappa Si ma . . Tirrvtown. N. Y. JS W Jljf SB ■ M. :I%M JlBk -=-« ' J LEARY. AIBIRT W.. ThtU Chi . . . (oral Gables. Z fW ■W ||| Jj VV ' FA - 0 ■ ■t. LECROY. C I AKl ' NC E R. . ■ ■ . . . Savannah. Ga. yi Mm T tak XlH ' ' M A r LEDOUX. lEClMF J. : i r . . New York N. Y. A iw . VfVI li ' V H A % 4w ' LEE, ROBERT W., S„.,„. Chi .... JaeksonviUe. Fla. « ' Hj -.. Bj , ' H A A . ' i LEE. TOM S.. l )A,i Tjii 0.m-x.i . . . W est Point. Ga. f I 1 LEHOSKY. lAMES M Maple Hcishts. Ohio jB _ 1 I ■■ LENDERM N. CHARLES A Birminsh.im. Ala. | ■ ' ■ f P - — . a . . LENNARI). DEAN L. Kappa S.xi i . . . Tennille. Ga. - ML f i« Hk. LENTZ. FR 1 C. ' ., Kappa Tai, .... Beloil. Wis. jT I ' j tIL j9 P B ' 51 LESIER. LAM.VR A Christiansburg. Va. B ' ▼ fc ' ■ - l BIOt WC .m I.ETSON. BILLY B McCalla. Ga. H , HA HHi Bi .( C J LEVEILLE, RICHARD R.. Tai, Kappa V puUm H Jl ' Bi flH WS - Ml J 9 i V White Plain,, N. V. , BfA k i Wf iJljf • JJ f . . % ' ' ( ' ' LEWIS. FRANK H., Ilrlla Sili ia Phi . . . Atlanta. Ga. jjjl ;! W ( B ' M. JB ' . J ' Ml -. L IFVIIS. GEORGE B., 77.r ,i Chi .... lamo Hill. Ala. Bf PW ■ W f ff ■. L ' - B - B IFWIS. lOHN E Atlanta. Ga. Hk J -■ Y AM -Jt it ' wS ' 4. ■ LIDDELL. FRANK B.. .S jma A .,. I.pu ' ini , Memphis. Tenn, k M. ' ' ' jf jvk y IL- IW ' v fl rM M. LILLY. 0« EN. Alpha Tail Omeji . . . Memphis. Tenn. I ' T Hi - B rjk. . I ( fc mO -T f IIXFBFRGFR. JAMES E.. S jmo Ch. . . . Fn Kerald. Ga. ' • H ' X H kBI , ll t ItniN I Bergenlield. N. . B H ■ ' «k. B| ■§ A l ? ' a i LITTLE. ADAMS D.. 1.7 ' .0 Marietta, Ga. 9 1 B ' k VBI ' .flIH i i LITTLE, FRANK C. S ' X ' i -Vii . . . Cor.l Gables, Fli. Bf | I L T ■ V B , 1 T JA . B LITTLE. HOWELL P.. S jimi CA . . . Commerce. Ga. B -♦ •« ' ' - 1 -- (W ' - ' Bf t k B ' W . i LIVINGSTON. ROBERT B Orlando. Fla. L v ' - : YW LB k -4 j - .W k K LIX. SALVADOR A Mexico Citv. Mexico B ' - ' -3B S  jB ' AB ' ' ' J W LltNZA. HECTOR Santuree. P. R. V - A SFjIH- Jv - VK ' T I ORENZ. EUGENE E Miami. El... ' X, ' B B ' K- F iBl T JT lORIMER. IAN G.. Tmi Kappa Epiiloii . Douglaston. N. Y. A l l B K B M ■ t ■ A ' 1 - - ' LORING, DAVID R.. De. ' a ran Drlla . New York. N. Y. S - Afl B B ' jK Hrri ' r U m J k 185 F R ESHm fl n CIR ss K LOVE. MAX H Stockbridge. Gj. LOVF.TT, n.W J Macon. Gi. LUBIN, Al VIX K Fairhavcn. Mjsi. LUCE, RICHARD B.. Sigmn Phi Epnloii . . Memphis, Tenn. LL ' CK. EI S•ARD H Amcricus, Ga. LUMMUS, HAROLD C, P ji Dcllu T ulj . Columbus, Ga. II ' NDIIKRG. KENNETH A.. P ,i Kuffj s s m Bridgeport, Conn, I LNSIORD, CLYDE C Daricn, Ga. LYNCH, HUGH C Memphis, Tcnn. LYONS. EDWARD J Atlinta, Ga. MacKAY, GEORGE. L.. Ku ifj 1; , m .... Otala. Fla. Matl ' HEVSOX. JOHN VC Atlanta, Ga. MAHLIN, ED«ARD A.. Phi K ppa hixma . . Brandon. I-la. MALLORY. GRAHA.M J.. K«ppj Mpl, . New Orleans. La. MAI.ONE. RICHARD t Washington. D. C. MANGRIOTIS, PHAETHON D Athens. Greece MANIOTES. CONSTANTIN B Athens. Greece MANN. ELMORE T.. JR Gay, Ga. MAPLE, KENNETH I London, England MARCUS, EDWARD J., Ta i f.piitoii Phi Rockvillc Centre, N. Y. MARKS. EUGENE D., JR., Phi Dclli Th,-ta . Aususta. Ga. MARI.OW, lAMES C, JR Atlanta, Ga. MARLOW, JAMES W., Phi Gammj Delia . . Herrin, III, MARTl aiii _ Atlanta, Ga. MARTIN, CURTIS S Cuthbcrt. Ga. M RriN. WTLI IS O Montgomery. Ala. MXKITNEE, Ml DARDO M Habana, Cuba MASDM, WTLLIAM B Atlanta, Ga. MATALON. LUCIANO. Tail Epsilon Phi Buenos Aires. Argentina MATHEWS. HARRY T Atlanta. Ga. MATlirS, HARRY W Atlanta. Ga. MATTHEWS. lOUIS S Hollyssood. Fla. MATIHEWS. WILLIAM M. . . .1 . . Decatur. Ga. MAl(,. NS. HARRY r, . Decatur, Ga. MAII DIN, JAMES H.. 77.,(j C r ij nama City, Fla. M n OIN, Win lAM B. . . . k Atlanta, Ga, 1 l EY, RK HARD E. . . . . MB Griflin, Ga. 1 ir. lAMLS H ' T Atlanta, Ga, 1 ' i l ' . RALPH C. JR Petersburg. Va. MN ' i lu . SIII1AM S Easl Point. Ga. McADOO. ALVTN R ,. . Atl.n.j. Ga. McAllister, iack d , . Orlmdi. iia. McCLAIN. JESSIE R Meraplii , Tenn. McCLELLAN. ROBERT G Ail.m. Ga. McCLENDON, BENNIE D AiliMi.i. Ga. McCLESKEY, ALBERT W.. SiS Mpl ' .i Eptihii Savannah. Ga. McCRIMMON. FRANK M Soperton. Ga. MiHAKIEL, HUIN G Waycross. Ga. Nkl ADYEN. SAM J. IK ... Wilm.nston. N. C. McGARITY. JOHN P.. S , mj .Yi, Atlanta. Ga. McGEEVER. JAMES R Atlanta. Ga. McINTOSH. HERBERT A. . . . . . Augusta. Ga. McKAY. W ILLIAM A., Z.S.O. .. -. . . . Clavton. N. J. McKELVEY. GLtNN K Atlanta. Ga. MtKENZIE. HARdin i Atlanta. Ga. MoKENZIE. JAMIS I,, |H,. Alpha Tau Omrxa Chattanooga. Tenn. MtKINNLY. ESBUN I.. JR.. Thru Chi . . . Rome. Ga. McLEAN. ANDREW Q Smyrna. Ga. McMAHON. ROBERT E Everett. Mass. McMillan. VFRNON J Honolulu. Hass ' aii . UPHERSON. lERRY E.. Thcia Chi .... Atlanta. Gi. McRAF. LA XRtNCE P.. .Sm,-i. j Alpha Epiilmi . Atlanta, Ga. McTYIER. ROBERT B.. PAi Kappa Tail . . Memphis. Tenn. MLinEAU. LEONARD 11 Ashesille. N.C Mil DRUM. DA ID G Ft. Lauderdale. Fla, MI.NDLLR. RICHARD I... Thrla Chi . . Charlotte. N. C. MER( ER. HUGH. Chi P ii Savannah. Ga. MERKI . ALVIN H.. P Kappa Alpha . . Jacksonville. Fla. MLSSERSMITH. ERNEST |.. Thrla Chi . . Baltimore. Md. Ml IIIVIN. GEORGE B.. JR.. KapPa Alpha . . Cairo. Ga. Ml YIR. CLARENCE W. . SijiiJJ Chi . . . Mobile. Ala. MIVIRS, IRin Vk ' .. D,lta Sigma Phi . . liahvh.n. N. Y. MIDDLETON. HUGH L.. Kappa Alpha . Mil 1 ER. ALFRED E.. |R MIIIER. FRANK R.. Phi Gamma Delia MIIIFR. lOHX K. . Thoniasville, Ga. . Tarboro. N. C. . Atlanta, Ga. Grcensvood, Miss. MILLER. MFYER Atlanta. Ga. MIIIER. RALPH K Atlanta. Ga. MILLS. IIMMY R Hapeville. Gj. MIRO. MILTON Santurce. Puerto, Rico 186 G MISTRF.TTA. VINCENT S Ncwirk. N. |. MITCHllLL, IREIOX W.. IR llirminslum. Ala. MIXON, ROBERT VX ' Atlinii. Gj. MIZELL, JOSEPH t., IJ,IU lau Udia . EhrriiburB. Pcnn. MOATS. CLYDE J.. JR Micon, Gi. MOEEAT. R. CURTIS. Phi Kappa S jraJ . EjlU Church, ' ,. MONAHAN. JAMES T.. |R.. Pi Kappa Alpha Jack«.nvillc. Elj. .MOORE. CHARLES I Tamp.i. EL. MOORE. JA.MLS E Erinkfori. Ky. MllORE. ROBERE C Maryvillc. Tcnn. MOORHEAl). ROBERT VC, Plii Delia Thria . . Miami. Ela. MORGAN. MIIIARII F., JR B.illcy. N. C. MORREl I . W II I JAM C Slrjtford. Conn. MORRIS. GEORGE A., Phi Delta Thela . . Vlck burg. Misi. MORRIS. THOMAS S., Pi Kappa PI; . . Birniinchjin. Ah. .MOSELEY. JOHN A., JR.. Sisma Chi . . . Atlantj. Gi. MOSES, WIIEIAM G.. JR BirmlnRh-im. AI.1. MOSS. lOllN G Br.idi-nton. Elj. MOSS. ViTLlIAM I Athens. Gj. MOTT. ROBERT P Atl.int.i. Gj. MOULDER. WILTON A Albntj. Ga. MOY, VCILLIAM Hollywood. FU. MUNDOREE, ROY M.. JR.. Phi Gamwa Delia . Atlanta, Ga. MUNDY, WILLIAM T Gaini-svillc. Ela. E R G I fl TECH n c| % I % NM ' IIK. JOHN Vi H Green Cove SprroKs. Fla. N MI JACOB D. KKKKL . . . Hatnlci. N. C. NX-llnK. HARRY B.. Thela Ch, . . East d JiiBC Ga. NEAL, RU HARD I).. Sigma Ch, .... CoKimhus, Ga. NELSON. ROBERT B.. Delta Tai, hella . Can.-.Mllc. Ga. MERF.NBERG. ALBERTO, Tan I Milt,,, Phi Bueni.s Aires. Brazil NEWMAN. DONALD L., PI; (.,.., ma Delia . . Atlanta, Ga. NEWSOME, JACK L Mountain View, Ga. O I V l mit .: Hill ' i U NIX, CLAUDE E., 7 ' , ■,, Ch, . . . . . |fli k f l i W i fc NIX, LAURENCE A.. JR !(■.. Bremen. Ga. W I I I f I I ■ F I C 1 I _M NOBI E. ttllLIAM nnua. Ga. ' . «mI - -f) ' ) 4B — • • ■ ' - ■• W NORTH. lAMLS E.. P: f. . , ' ; I ' ' , . . Bitn,, n l,.,™, Ala. f F I- ' ' VW ' ' W X7 !k. 9 NORTHERN. HARR-i o., ;.;,, ( .,„ Omega J , e i - j W - , , r M NOTRICA. MORRIS. Alpha Ipsilun Pi . . . Atlanta, Ga. W ■Wfc -a ' W - Ww XtI I ' f NUTTY. WILLIAM A Washinf:I. M. 0. C. ' ■fl J A B ttn H O ' CONNOR, lOHN I , JR Savann,,h, Ga. fc ' ' i l ' K iV ' H Ik O ' CRADV. ROBERT J leaneck N. |. 1 OLIVER. GEORGE R East Po.nt, Ga. , I OLIVER, NEIL E Jonesbt.ro, Ga. | T OSCHER. JONATHAN J. . , . Chatsworth, Ga. OSTEEN. FRANK L.. Thela Chi . . Brunswick. Ga. OVENDEN. LESLIE S New York. N. Y. OVERBY. JAMES R Newnan. Ga. OVERSTREET. JAMES D.. JR.. S j . . -Miami. Ela. .- jfl ' ' .jt . $v i ' ■ilk ' l 4i PARISH. DONALli ' 1 Cr.i.ssit. Ark. ' WM 1 I ■ W « Wt M f ■ « H PARKI K. DONALD 11 l,,mi. Ela. _ Ih III . J ' - J. f  . .J ■ - - .Jl v . H -3 X K PARKIK. lAY R Cleveland Hu.hts. Ohio V - Hl ' (W f ' ifTP f IW PARR. tlMRLES H I aGranse. Ga. ■ -F fl HlM. 4 Jk . 1 i. PARSONS. WIILIAM F., Chi Phi . . . Nyaik. N. Y. ' .JS HHR ' jM . U. _7 W k PASC01. , MIllRT N., Sinvia Nil . . T.rrington. Conn. « JI 1 H ' i fli 1 V B tJ ' P.VLHA, JOHN T.. l., MS ,„ Pf.r. . . Bronswick. G.,. _r iflB rlP ' ' XH ' •■ 1 aK PATRICK. lAMES R.. JR Atlanta. G. . . 1 PATRONIS. EUGENE f.. JR Quincy. Ela. k PAYNE. ELMER H.. JR Wood River. III. T ■ PEARSON. HUGH S Jacksonville. Ela. • •• ' la PEARSON. RICHARD W.. S;.? rj .Vn . . J.icksonviIlc. Fla. ' nf PEAVY, CLARENCE A Newnan, Ga. - , PECK. WILBUR E Ben Hill. Ga. t. ' k PEDICINI, ALBERT New York. N. V. ; ■ ' iV . PEDROSO. JAVIER E Guaimaro. Cuba PEEK. ROY C. IR Decatur. Ga. PEGRAM, lOSEPH T Statesville, N. C. PENHALLEGON. WILLIAM K.. JR.. Alpha l an Omeaa Bainbridse, Ga. PERLMAN, MARVIN E Moultrie, Ga. PERRIN, I.OUIS D Camilla, Ga. PERRY, HENRY M Brinion, Ga. . PERRYMAN. WILLIAM G I.ithia Springs, Ga. g PFAB. DONALD B Atlanta. Ga. PHELPS, RICHARD W.. V,||, Kappa p.plilail . . Atlanta. Ga. PHILIPS. HOMER M Orlando. Fla. PHILLIPS. CHARLES L Palmetto, Ga. PEULLIPS, DAVID G.. Alpha Tan Oiiiesa . Birminsham. Ala. PEIILLIPS, GEORGE C. Sisnu Alpha Fpiiloii . Norfolk. Va. PHILIIPS. MACE H.. IR.. ThrIa Ch, . Chattanooga. Tenn. PHII 1 IPS. WILLIAM L.. Delia Tan Delia WashinRton, D. C. 1 [ .1. i i ' n • o,,a ' ( 187 F R E SHm fl n CLflSS ?i m Mu MMmm mm % rmuiiHUios, gkokgk j I ' lliri ' s, MARRY 1-. I ' K kRl , K[ M:T11 R.. IMI i SijjmJ P i IMIRC h. VillllAM il Cjntun. M;ifS. Akuu, Tcnn. Brunswick. Gj. BcIUirc, Texas PINOC H|;T. lAMIS New York. N. Y. I ' lTTMAN ' , C URTIS O.. I jmhiL Chi Mpl « . Homtrvillc. Gi. IMAMUICK. KENNITH U Aii.inta.Gj. I ' l L ' Ml.lii;. RICHARD C .. l.aaiOiL Cl i Mfba . . Maton. Ga. r ' UMMER. HENRY M Shar.,n, Ma... I ' ONTENSTEIN. VERNON N SprinslidJ. 111. IMI ' E. DONALD E Allanla. Ga. I ' 0 ELE. ARTHL ' R G.. S « iJ Phi lipuhni . . Atlanta. Ga. rOWELL. EI lYN N Eort Eauderjalc. Fla. I ' OVi EI.I . RICHARD O., Pi Kj ; j ! ■ . . El..rcntc. S. C. I ' ONXEIE. ROBERT B IX-citur. Ga. I ' RAMiEL, SHERWOOD 1 ' .. Chi P,i . WilMamsvillt. N. Y. PRINCE. BURROUGHS H Great Neck. N. Y. PROBERT. ROBERT H Valdo.ta. Ga. PROCTOR. UALEER R . JR. . . . « ' aiervillt. N. Y. PROEBSTEE. ROBERT C Margate City. N. J. PRUITT. GEORGE Vf.. JR Manchester. Ga. PSAILA. GEORGE Louisville, Ga. PUCKETT. RC1BERT I Tampa, Fla. QUEREJETA, ALBERTO C Atlanta. Ga. oLICG; JOHN H Br....klvn. N. Y. OUIMIiY, ERNEST T W,rmr RuSins. Ga. Ol IN , JAMES K Miami. Fla. RMMS, WILLIAM B. D,- ' j 7 un V .. . . Augusta. Ga. RAI ' ATF.R. VCALEIS C Anniston. Ala. RMSION, RICHARD « ' Brunswick, Ga. KWIIKEZ DF. ARELLANO. LORENZO . . Santurce. P. R. RWISIY, CECIL H., JR.. Sisiim Chi . . Duno oqdy, Ga. R |l LL. THii l s 1 . . . .... Atlanta, Ga. RANDALL, WII LIAM T. . fcfc • • ■ Toccoa. Ga. R WnOLPH. GUS G.. nrllt TauVcfrT . . . Mavfidd. Ky. RWklN. ROBERT E Tampa. Fla. R V, JOSEPH G MUlen, Ga. KN-lllELD, lOHN 1., r ,i Delia Thclu . . Atlanta, Ga. RI|) li)ND. RA MiXD H. . . . . , Atlanta, Ga. Rl I 11, G. CLIEION. .l j,i Tail Orars. . . . Decatur. Ga. REEVES. CLEMENT C JR KriAn, Ga. REEVES. GEORGE E ■■Hianta. Ga. REGISTER. SAM D.. IR Val.lnMa. Ga. REIMERT. R(5BERT P Clian.Mcc, Ga. REIP. CLAUDE R I ramclown . W. Va. RESPESS. THOMAS B.. JR iVrrv. Ga. REZETTA, ALFRED R RridBcp. !, Conn. RHINO. CHAPPELL V  .■-?. -j ' ' ' - ' ■ ■ RHVNE, ALBI RT H.. IR. . . . Vbecalur, Ga. RK I . FRANK I . Ilr i Thrli . ■ccnvillc. S. C. RICl . GEORGE i Vtollywood, Fla. RICH. CHARLES E. . . g MH Kewisburg. Tcnn. RICH, DONALD M.. Mpha Eliuo« ! . ' New York City RICHARDSON. RUPERT E., JR tLnta. Ga. RICHI-Y. IIMRLES H , . . ordelc. Ga. RIDLEY. LLtWITIYN S. . _Ji . . . C.ral G.-.ble.. Ela. RIGNEV. 1A- 1ES EI Birmingham. Ala. RINALDI. VICENTE Santurce. P. R. RISINGER. VOY Q.. ThcU Chi .... Maplewood. N. J. ROBARTS. IIAROID E Halcyon Dale. Ga. Rom KDS. ri inORD N Sasannah. Ga. ROIll RTSON. SAML ' EL R Gr.icevillc. Fla. RtHURTS, BENJAMIN V( .. Chi Phi .... Atlanta. Ga. ROBERTS. CLYDE I .. JR Atlanta. Ga. RlUlIRTS. lACK B Rome. Ga. ROIll RTS. OSCE P.. Mphi 7, « Ou i-sj . . West Point. Ga. ROIll RES. VtTEI IS R Ocilla. Ga. RiilllRISON. CH, RIES W., Sijjraa Chi . CM Port. Miss. RORIXSiiN. V11II, M E.. JR East Point, Ga. Rii] BH k, WIIIIAM E.. JR.. S;s ' ii Mpha Kfiilnn Vicst Palm Beach. Fla. ROGERS. ERED E.. IR.. K.i i;i.r Sixura . . Lctohatchie, Ala. ROGERS, RUEUS Mi ' ., JR Winder, Ga. ROSE.NGREN. RAIl ' ll l Plainlield. N. J. ROSS. CHARLES R East Point, Ga. ROSSA. EERRU( I lo A Pensacola. Fla. ROSSER. WIIIIAM P.. 7 r j Zi . . . Huntsvillc, Ala. ROTHSTEIN. CIIARIES I Falls Church, Va. ROZELLE. FRANK L Pahokee. Fla. RUEEIN. ROBERT L.. Phi Cjiiiiiij Drlln . . . Albany, Ga. RUMBLE. HOLLIS T Columbus. Ga. 188 GEORGIA KlssllL. RDBERT E AiljirvilU-. Ky. Rl ssii. THOMAS 1 Elornl I ' jrk. d. Kl.Sll . DONAlb T Atlanta. Ga. RLTLIiUGE. JOHN VI ' ., Kj ] iu Sismn . . Lcwisburg. Tcnn. SACAL. ELIAS Mexico City. Mexico SAhEORD. ROBERT C Indianapolis. Ind. SANTACROCE. DANIEE P New York. N. Y. .a SAPP. Vi ' ILEIAM C, JR Waycross. Ga. H f SARGENT. CHARLES W St. All.an . Mi ' . Va. SARRIS. MINAS A St. Augiiuine. Ela. SAVS VER, CARL Charlotte. N. C. SCHAEEER. RICHARD A Towson. Mo. SHERRY. RICHARD J., 7 all E isWon flu . New York. N. Y. SCHLISSEL. CHARLES S., Ten Etiiiloii Pht Woodmcre. N. Y. SCHMID. OTTO. JR toddy. Tenn. SCHMIDT, ROBERT V It. Ludcrdalc. Ela. SCHNECK. ROBERT S., M I ' l ' j ;. ..,, ' „; r. . IlrooklMi. N. Y. SCINTO. FREDERICK A., Pl,i A:..;. ,i S.k ' Bridgeport, Conn. SCOBEY, JAMES E.. JR Washington. D. C. SCOTT. DOUGLAS C Decatur. Ga. SCOTT, L. A lifton. Ga. SCOTT. ROBERT I.. D, (.. Tju ! Iij .... Tampa. E.a. SCOTT. ViTLLlAM S tlanta. Ga. SEBASTIAN. FRED G.. JR Joplio. Mo. SEGARS. REGINALD A Milledgcvilk , l, i 5ELDOMRIDGE. ROBERT L.. P ., ;„ .f.., S,s ,o St. Albans, W . .. SELF. RONALD C Crystal Crty. .Mo. i . .- e GSETA. PETER L Brons, N. Y. , 1 SEVERINGHAUS. JOLL T.. D, ( .. 7 jn Drlla . riiciiur. Gi. fe SEWELL. JOE C Chailniu. N. C. ■■■ SHAPIRO. lERRY H.. Aifha i w o„ P, Port I l.LMcr. N. Y. Ka SHARP. ROBERT M:.. .I ' . u Tan Omega ■■ Ch.utanuoga. Tenn. H SHARP, SAMUEL C J.isper. Tenn. SFIARPTON. JACK E. P ' . No..ross. Ca. SHAW. KENNETH B College I ' ark. Ga. SHAVC. ROBERT L.. Lambda Chi Mt lu . . . Garv. Ind. SHELLY. JOHN H.. JR.. Sigm Chi ... Atlar.u, Ga. SHEPARDSON. BENJAMIN E.. JR.. Bel., Thcia V, llronxvillc. . V. SHIV-ELY, JAMES H , Ferrum. Va. SHOAE, MARVIN M Annapolis, Md. SHOI AR, JAMES C Hopkinsvillc, Kv. SHOOK, EDWARD A., IR.. UnhJa Chi Al ha N. Wilkesboro. N. C. SHOOK, HAL C Kensington, Ga. SHULER, THEODORE R.. .4. ' . Tau Omega Memphis, Tenn. SIEFEERMAN. FLOYD E.. JR.. Al hj Tau Omega Decatur. Ga, SIEGEL. BErJTON A Orlando, ll.i. SILAS. CECIL J., Phi Delia Theta .... Miam., Ili SIMPSON, MORTON P.. Phi Epuhni Pi . Ilirminehani. Mi f SINGLETON. GARY K.. JR.. .H . v Tmi Oiiiegj . tlanta, Ga. SLOCUMB. BLKKl L., IR Macon, Ga, SMATHERS, Gli ' Ki.l M., Sigma ,Vn . . . Canton. N. C, SMISSON. CAKTIK lort Valley. Ga SMITH, ALFRED L. |R.. Alpha Tan Omega . Baldwin. N. Y SMITH DAVID A Atlanta. Ga, ivSMITH. DONALD H Hap.vMle. Ga SMITH. DOUGLAS N Atlanta. Ga SMITH. EDWARD D Pcnsacola. Ela SMITH. ERIC D.. JR Macon. Ga, SMITH. H. RRY D.. JR Brunswick. Ga SMITFI. JAMES R. . . Waycross. Ga. L - iMITH. LEON C Atlanta. Ga. Ijf, T f SMITH. MERLE M., ?,igma Phi lipsiluii . Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. W k SMITH. RICHARP H Miami. Fla. | iK SMITH. SANFORD O M.icon. Ga. ft JH J SMITH. THOMAS G., Chi Phi . . . Bowling Green. Ky. SMITH. WALTON E.. Sigma Alpha Lpul„ii . . Atlanta. Ga. SMITH. W ILSON F Atlanta. Ga. SNEDEKFR. HAROLD R., Th ' la Chi . . . Savannah. Ga. SNELLING. ROBERT M.. Sigma Alpha 1;pmI„ii . Dallas. Texas , SNYDER. KENNETH D Cleveland, Tenn. M W W SOLLOW AY. W ARREN H.. Tail Ipsil.ni Phi . Atlanta. Ga. k TH SOLTIS. ROGER W Dayton. Ohio ' ? SOMERS. CHARIES C, JR Vidalia, G, SOSIN, FRANK H Kest West. Fl SPEARS, LEON B.. JR.. Sigma Alpha Lpiilon 1 Gainesville. Ga. SPRADLEY. STUART B., Thela Chi . . Longview. Texas STAMPS, ROBERT M Alexandria, Va. .V STEARNS. HARRY L Atlanta, Ga. Hl STEELING. RICHARD C Atlanta, Ga. B U STEPHENSON. ROBERT J Mount Vernon. Ga. 12 TECH ..Is !K I 411 I ri -n ( -  i %% x: 189 F R E SHm H n CLASS Pirelli % % 1 li - . ' . - l! ' . i I ft- i a a nwii. bTtRNBtRG, DONALD J., Tan Ep,il,„i Phi Monticcllo, N. Y. STEVENS. HERMAN M Atlanta, Gj. STKVCARD. ROBERT A., Chi Phi Miami, Fla. STl-.VCART, EUGENE N Atlanta. Ga. STRANGE. WILLIAM A., JR., Thrl„ Chi Eavt OranRv. N. J. .STRICKLAND. BRYANT W.. B, a yV j Pi It. Lauderdale. Ila. STRICKLAND. GILLUN E.. |R AiLinta. Ga. STROUP. CHARLES A il,rn,. Ga. STULTZ. lAMES 1).. Delia Siji iu Phi . . . Llc.atur. Ga. STUMI ' . DAVID G Temple. I a. SULLIVAN, JACK G., Pi Kappa Phi . . Lake Charle . La. SUM IVAN. lEO W.. Kahlia Smma .... Atlanta. Ga. SUTTON. GEORGE L., Pi Kappa Phi . . Monroe, N. C. SUTTON. ROBERT L.. !R.. Alpha Jan Oiiicxa . Perrv, Ga. SWEARINGEN. IRANK T Eon Mveri. Ela SVtTfT, ROBERT O Macon, Ga. SWINSON, ULLMAN 1 State bo l . Ga SWISHER. JOHN M Alexandria. Va. SWORDS. GRADY R., |R Atlanta. Ga. SYLVESTER. STEVEN R Atlanta, Ga. TADDER, WIIIIAM R Canton, Ohio TANTUM. lARI RoeblinR. N. |. TARRWT. ROBERT E, ' ; ■ ■,■■ ■. ■ m-i— i .;■ | „,, y;, lAII, WILLIAM C Gainc- ilU. Ga. Ill illllT iii Mai mil Ml TAVlllR, LARRY I , A, . .., Alpha . . . Liiui v.lle, ,Ml . TAYIiiU, RICHARIi II.. Ih,la Chi . . . Lyman. S. C. TEASI I -1 , G. ALFRI I ' Atlanta. Ga. TEtMii, ROBERT New York. N. Y. II I 11 k, PETER ., l lla Sinnia Phi . St. Pctenburg. Fla. I I I , JOHN I , ' . Kappa Alpha . . . Miami, Fla. IIIMkslON, DA I11 C, Sigma Alpha Epliloii Columbia, S. C. I IMM -.. ' N. IIMMI M. . . . .... Atlanta, Ga. IIIOMI ' S. i , BILLY J. . . . . Alamo. Tenn. I IIOMI ' MiM, FRED D. ' ■ tlania, Ga. rilOMIMiN,, KENNfTII R (W AIma. Ga. THOMI ' SHM, ROY I , j;m,i l i w ; .. . .. Wrif;ht(Mlli , Ga. THOMrsuN. Willis I). Alpha Tan I h„, ,:a . Atlani... Ga. THORNTON, WILLIAM H Cord.lc, Ga. THURMOND, JEM ERSON C Macn. Ga. THWEATT. JOHN G., JR Forystl.. (ia. TILL. I RED 1 Beaufort. S. . TILLERV. RICHARD L I.ait Poini. Ga. TIPPETTS. WILLIAM B.. Phi Gamma Drlla . i:harlc ton. Mo. TOBABEN. FREDERICK W.. Lamhila Chi Alpha Plenantvillc, N. I. TOMIINSON, ROBERT H.. III. Thcia Chi . . Atlani.. Ga. liUlNSIXn, t 1 ARENCE W I umberton, . C. IRXSDRAS, ELiVkARD Elmer. N. J. IRl I 1 r. CLYDE A., Chi Phi Tcyiil ' ' . Ga. ■ V TUCKER, t HARLES I f I u i I. Ind. TUCKER. ttllMAM G.. Phi Delia ThcIa .. . M.ndirie. Ga TUIKOEE. A. lOSEPH . Aibland. Ky. TURNAGE. lAMES O Phcn.x City. Ala. TURNER. HUGH . . Atlanta. Ga. TLRNER, lULIAN. Phi Delta Ihela .... Macon. Ga. TURNER. ROY R Gadsden. Ala. TUTTLE, DAVID W Hickory. N. C. TYSON, CHARLES M.. Chi Vhi Darien. Ga. ULIVI, GONZALO Car.icas. Venc7i)cla UPSHAW. EMORY I... JR Ncwnan. Ga. VALIN. HUGHES C New York. N. Y. VANCE. WILLIAM I Tate, Ga. VAN EYCK. ROYAL A.. Alpha Tail Omexa . . Tampa. Fla. VARNUM. THURMOND E.. Kappa Sigma . . IcITerson. Ga. VASLOS, GEORGE P New York, N. Y. VAUGHAN, EDGAR L Louisa, Va. VAUGHN. CARLTON I Griffin. Ga. VELASCO. GUILLERMO I a Pa7. Bolivia VIBBERTS. lOHN I... Delia Tan Delia . . . Atlanta. Ga. VINES. lOHN E nessemcr. Ala. VINSON. lOHN F Brunswick. Ga. VITERI. KLEBER H Guayaquil. Ecuador VOLT. lAMES B.. |R., Sigma Alpha P.piiloii . Coronado. Calif. WADE. ROBERT C Newport Newi. Va. WAKEFIELD. ROBERT B Bayonne, N. J. ViAIDEN. ROY B.. |R Munn. Ga. WAIDROP. ERNEST C Rossiell, Ga. WAIKER. EIOWELL C. JR.. S;,ijra,i C.h, . . Dublin. Ga. WALKER. SIDNEY M Bronx. N. Y. Vi ALL. CI ARENCE W., |R.. Sigma Chi . CollcRe Park. Ga. VCAIL, JERRY D Benson. N. C. 190 G E R G I H TECH WALL, JOE H Elbcrton. Ga. WALLACE. FRANK L Ailjnia, Gi. « ALLACE, J. DEMPSEY Brunswick. Ga. WALLER, EDMUND A., Drili Tau Delia . . Atlanta. Ci. (ALLS. ALLEN B HoRinsvillc, Gi. ISARD, BEE P Atlinta. Gi. WARD, EDWARD E., DelU Sigma fht . Miami Shorn, FLi. MiARI). LEROY E., JR.. Pi Kipft Alfhi . . Savannah. Ga. Vt ARIl. lAMtS L.. JR Atlanta. Ga. l ARNELL, WILLIAM G., Ill Savannah, Ga. ATLER. JOHN E., JR For.yth. Ga. S ' ATSON. lAMES I.. P .i ). .! Thtia . . . AtLmta. Ga. SCATTS. GUV M.. IR M.MiTvhurii. Pa. VCATTS. HERMAN 1) Dallas. Ga. VCLAVLR. CHARLES E., JR.. Chi Vhi . . ■ Atlanta. Ga. WLl. lAMES ShanKh..!. Chin.i Sis Id Atphii P.pulun Vi LKiU . lOHN B. . MR. 1 1 , KNAR1 R., VI l.H H. ROIltRT J.. ), (. Sisma Phi UlllS. lOIlN A.. ' ■. Gdmin.i D, ( i . « 1 1 IS. lOIlX I Wills. IHl RON -.. JR.. S s iu Chi ft I .. KARl 1 ft 1 RNI SS. MAL ' RI :r II Augusta Atlanta Ga. Ga. Lynbrook. N. Y. . Atlanta. Ga. RitlselanJ. S. C. . Trussvlllc, Ala. Ashcvillc. N. C. . Columbia. S. C. ftlsl. LERED M Ethel. Miss. ft] SI. IlII.LY P Lawty, FU. ft 1 S I . ROBFRT I Atlanta, Ga. ftlUAT. JOHNNY 1.. S;,.«.; ' . I f ' loil ChattaiiOf ' Ka. Tenn. ftllELCHEL, PHILIP E Tucker. Ga. ftHELESS. JOHN C IcMngton, Ga. ftlllTAKER. ROBERT H .Ickvll Island. Ga. ft HITL. GEORGE P Atlanta. Ga. ftHITI. JAMES E., Snm., MpJij Hpsilon . . ■ Maton. Ga. ftHriT. RONALD I , lulurabus, Ga. ft HITEI.Aft ' , DAVID I Snydor, N. Y. ft HITEIELD, EDWARD I., P ' ' r-imm- Delia Jacltstinvillc, Ela. ft ILCO.X. JOHN V Lizella, Ga. ftllTV. lOHN T Pine lake. Ga. ft ILKERSON. RUDOLPH Sebrinj. Fla. 4TLKES. J. DANIEL. Six ii Aljiha P.pii ' .oti . Little Rock. Ark. ft ILKINSON, DONALD E.. T j. .r CAi . . Thomaston, Ga. ftlLKlNSON, ROBERT O Coraopolis, Pa. ft II.I.IAMS, . BBOTT C Alpha Tan OinegJ Birmingham. 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Ga. ft RIGHT. JOHN E Winston-Salem. N. C. ft RIGHT. WILLIAM R Atlanta. Ga. VANKE. WALTER W Roynton Beach. Fla. YATES. CECIL L HoRamville, Ga. YGARTURA. CARLOS I... lambda Chi Alfiha Homestead. Fla. YOUNG, BIXBY P Atlanta. Ga. YOUNG. CLYDE A.. JR Dawson. Ga. YOUNG. lAMES E.. Pi Kappa Alpha .... Miami. Fla. YOUNG. lAMES R.. P )i Delia Thela . . . Tampa. Fla. YOUNG. iOE B Valdosta, Ga. VOUNGBLOOD. RALPH A.. JR Pooler, Ga. VOUNGBLOOD, ROBERT L., Thela Chi . . Lindale, Ga. VRIBARREN. CHARLES R Havana, Cuba f l ' %m2i 191 color photo by cooper clearc M( RRDI V R. 0. T. C LEFT TO RIGHT; C - bell, Balkcom. BACK ROW: Chavel. Brown. Ordnance Proving Grounds Antiaircraft Drill. Camp McCoy 194 Col. Ewell Pope REGIMENTAL STAFF Col. Ewell G. P(5PE Lt. Col. J. Tom Coleman Ma J. James C. Hays Maj. Fred L. Jones Maj. Rudolph J. Klein Col. W. Q. JeHords, Jr. Regimental staff and Pershing Rifles. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lt. CoL Coleman, Maj. Jones, Maj Klein, and Ma; Hays STAFF OFFICERS W. Q. Jeffords, Jr. Colonel, CAC P. M. S. T. N. I. Decker Lt. Col. Cml. C. W. R. White Li. Col. Inf. S. A. Roberts Major, CAC C. L. Howard Major, Engr. W. H. Waikart Alajor, Ord. A. M. Bi ' RDETT, Jr. .Major. Inf. W. H. Amason Captain, Sig. C. J. L. Cheney Captain, FA J. J. Connor Captain, Cml. C. E. A. Thompson Captain, Engr. G. O. Baldwin Captain, Sig. C. A. C. Brillat Captain, Ord. 195 RnrifliR B RTILLERV on Lt. Col. J, R. McClufc Lt. Col. J. Robert McClure Maj. Benjamin L. Kittle Capt. Jacob W. Kersten ( ' .APT. Thomas R. Williams LEFT TO RIGHT: Cdpt T R Green, Capf. H. R Lester, Capt, E. R. Slider. 196 LER TO RIGHT: G. K. Armstrong, R. Johnson, C- M. Magarian, G. Mock. Lt Col Rolston Johnson Lt. Col. Rolston Johnso n Major Glenn Armstrong Capt. Charles Magarian S Major George Mock Capt. T. W. Saffold and Capt W. Erb ?3 .y% 197 atVkV i .y- i  a: ' . - B BcmiA ..v i LEFT TO RIGHT: C. H. Haney. Jr.. D. A. Crane. L. S. Orr. Jr., E, C. Parrish, H. F. Lee. LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. J, H, Moti, Jr., Capt. R. A. Burt. Lt. Col. I.uther S. Orr, Jr. Ma|. David A. Crane Ma). Emory C. Parrish Capt. Charles H. Haney, Jr Capt. Howard F. Lee , , . ' t - LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Jack S. Griflin. Capt, Robert L. Peck, Capt. Virgil D, Hunt. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. S. Griffin. R. L. Morrow. R. L. Peck. R. Rose, B. D. Hunt. Lt. Col. Robert L. Morrovc Maj. Reuben Rose Capt. Jac;k S. Griffin Capt. Robert L. Peck Capt. Virgil D. Hl nt Lt. Col. Robert L. Morrow ncE on Lt. Col. Carl E. Hi;dson Maj. Phillip E. Talley Capt. Robert G. Wilkerson Lt. William H. Colley TO RIGHT: P. E Talley. C H. Hudson R G Wilkerson. W. H. Colley LEFT TO RIGHT. Cdpt. G. M. Everitt, Capl. M. C. Balkcom. Lt. Col. R. W. Statham Lt. Col. Richard W. Statham Lt. Col. Wayman H. Lytle Maj. Lerov L. Williams Capt. Claude M. Kellett tk nflU V R. 0. T. c 7 The Mighty Mo — There and back Honor Day Exercises. JIIJ Commander S G Green REGIMENTAL OFFICERS CDR. S. G. Green Regl. Comch: LCDR. E. E. Frizzell Regt. Ex. Officer Lt. J. W. Gray Regt. Operations Officer and Ad]. Lt. { JG ) J. N. Moore Regt. Communications Officer ENS. J. E. Andrews Regt. Sup. 0. CPO J. C. Scarborough Regt. CPO Captain J. W. Adams. Jr.. USN STAFF OFFICERS J. W. Adams, Jr., Capt. USN P.N.S. H. L. Plage, CDR USN Exec. Off. A. A. CiPOLAT, LCDR USN Asst. P.N.S. T. O. Tabor, III, LCDR, USN Asst. P.N.S. P. W. Crutchfield, Jr., Lt. USN Asst. P.N.S. L. W. BOLON, Lt. USNR Asst. P.N.S. E. E. LowEN, Lt. ( jg ) USN Asst. P.N.S. J. L Reece, Capt. USMC Asst. P.N.S. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lt. (js) Moore. Lt. Gray. CDR. Green. CPO Scar- borougti. LCDR Frizzell, and ENS Andrews. 203 Bfl !i Lion OFFICERS LCDR J. H. Stemple Lt. M. J. Mavfield Lt. ( jg) D. N. Balfour c:PO F. C. Kretchman lEFT to RIGHT: Bdito.:, Sre:i pei, K;;t_-:::,j-.. Kj.i.cla. 204 kM 9- i- 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobo, Zell, Quarles, Cox. OFFICERS LCDR D. D. Zeli. Lt. C. D. Bobo Lt. ijG) C D. Qlarles CPO R. A. Cox 205 REGimEnTRL FORITlflTIOn - « ' ii StlAL- 9 thi fllR FORCE R. 0. T. C. Air Force R. O. T. C. RHIc Tea 208 Colonel John H O ' Neill wing staff Col. John H. ONeill Lt. Col. Edwin S. Gothard Lt. Col. Wayne D. Heasley Lt. Col. Robert B. Greenbaum Lt. Col. Elmer L. Perry, JR- Colonel James F. Thompson. Jr. STAFF OFFICERS Colonel James F. Thompson, Jr. P. A. S. T. Major Robert M. Lawson Asst. Prof. Major Jasper C. Knoll Asst. Prof. Captain Cornell C. Houston Asst. Prof. Captain George K. Shively Asst. Prof. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lt. Col. Gothard, Lt. Col. Heasley, Col. O ' Neill, Lt, Col. Greenbaum, Lt. Col. Perry. 209 CROUP Lt. Col. William A. Clark LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain Peters. Captain Adams, 1st Lt. Higgins, T Sgt. Scheller. OFFICERS Major Elzie R. Wheeler Squadron Commander Capt. Derek C. C. Peters, Jr. Squadron Executive Capt. William E. Adams Squadron Adjutant 1st Lt. Bill T. Higgins S-4 T Sgt. E. Scheller P 0 Major Eliie R. Wheeler en LEFT TO RIGHT: Major Fulton. Lt. Col. Day. Major Srcgorie, Sgt. Major DuHon. OFFICERS Major Robert H. Anderson Sqimdron Comtnandcr Capt. John F. Gillespie Squadron Executive Capt. Forrest H. Brumbelow ScjUddniii Adjiitiiut 1st Lt. Ralph P. Jordan S-4 T, Sgt. Jimmie C. Fry PIO LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Gillespie, 1st Lt. Jordan T Sgt. Fry. Major Robert H. Anderson V- Lt. Col. Richard R. Gunter T. r GROUP LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Eberhart, 1st Lt. Levy, T Sqt. Barnard. officers Major James F. Biggs, Jr. S juadrnii Cnmniander Capt. William I.. Mathis Squadron F.xtCKtive Capt. Albhri S. Ebhrhakt, Jk. Sqiuidrnti Ad ji till: I 1st Lt. Phillip I.lvv. )k. S-4 T Sgt. LL() ■l) Barnard. Jr. PIO Major James F. Bigss, J we Left to right: Major Odnsby, Maior Home, Major Jordan, Major Holmen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Ray. Capt. Hicks, 1st Lt. Toole OFFICERS Ma i )R William H. Sc.hrobukr, Jr. Sqiiadro n Co m riiander Capt. Robert E. L. Ray Squadron Exec itire Capt. Perry T. Hicks, Jr. Squadron Adjutant 1st Lt. Giles C. Toole, Ir. S-4 Major Williarn H Sctiroeder. Jr G C fl D D n R D OFFICERS RoLSTON Johnson President Sam Green V ice Ptesiitevt Cameron Lacy Secretary Jimmy Hays Treasurer JOHNSON Left to Right: Hays, Green, Johnson, Lacy MEMBERS E. D. Ayers M. C. Balkcom W. E. Cheeley W. C. Crutcher T. D. Dansby E. J. Delay A. S. Eberhart W. B. Erb L. P. ESTES C. H. Fulton P. C. Gaertner S. G. Green J. S. Griffin F. E. Hankson J. C Hays W. D. Heasley C. H. Hudson C. HULLINGER C. M. HUTCHINGS J. D. Jackson R. Johnson F. L. Jones W. D. Jordan C M. Kellett R. D. Kelly J. Kersten D. C. Lacy W. J. LUCKETT W. J. Manly S. B. Marx W. L. Mathis M. J. Mayfield E. B. Montague J. N. Moore J. H. MOTZ M. L. Oglesby E. C Parrish E. G. Pope J. C. Pruitf C. D. Quarles C. A. Ray L. C. SWICORD D. W. Usher W. B. Whalley E. R. Wheeler F. B. Wiggins R. G. Wilkerson L L. Williams T. F. Williams J. D. Willis change of guard in front of Poit Office. 214 w D L fl D C SCABBARD AND BLADE is u naticjnal military honor society composed of the out- standing advanced students of the Army, Navy, and Air R. O. T. C. Candidates are selected semi-annually on the basis of demonstrated leadership, interest in military affairs, and scholastic standing. The Tech Company was founded in 1921, and for many years has sponsored the annual Military Ball. Also during the year. Scabbard and Blade pro- motes lectures and discussions for the purpose of supplementing military class work and disseminating intelligent information concerning the military requirements of our country. .W. ' ' V ' W fi-.r f _ i Ayers Balkcom Cheeley Crutcher Dansby Delay Eberhart Erb Estes Fulton Gaertner Green Hays Heasley Hudson HuMinger Hutchings Jackson Jones Jordan Ketlett Kelley Kersten Lacy Luckett Manly Mam Mathis Mayfield Montague Moore Moti Oglesby Parrish Pope Pruitt Quarles Ray Ushtr Whalley Wheeler Wiggins Wilkerlon Williams, L. Willis 215 color photo by cooper clearc w m . (W pjiiUJiU rai m Sm ■ ■i 1 ' 1 ( 1 ifcL u ' V «.-?•- Homecoming celebrations really began several days before October 29. when quiz weary Tech students learned that no (.lasses were to meet on Saiurtlay. X ' ith spirit risin.i; throuijh the remainder ot the week, homecomini; tensions exploded on the Georuia Tech camous at ni.yhttall on Friday. The jud.KinK of the homecoming decorations was a gala affair with throngs of students, alumni and interested visitors jamming sidewalks and roadways. ■H|f r:«« rrii: ATO ' s IM Annex. What some people won ' t do for a spitoon. 2 .mtrm I The SAE house never looked better. Sweetheart of SPE. 218 Cake Race Winners — Messersmith. Henry and Smith. Lamar Jordan tapped at Yellow Jacket Jubilee. Cheeley collects for World Student Fund. Satirizing on Duke University ' s tobacco background, fraternities and independent organizations went all out in the night ' s Homecoming Day prelude. The ATO ' s walked away with top honors with their ingenious representation of the story of tobacco . As the morning sun rose over the flats our alumni returned once again to their alma mater. Theirs was a full schedule of barbecues and pleasant reunions with old classmates. At 10;30 those who were still asleep were awakened by screaming sirens, backfiring engines, and billowing smoke as the annual ramblin reck parade got under way. Eager crowds watched in anticipation as the line of ' recks chugged and puffed up Fourth Street to the reviewing stand. First prize went to the SAEs unique Yellow Jacket wrecker with the Duke blue devil in tow. As the smoke cleared still another pregame activity took place in the running of the freshman cake race with a field of 500. With a short break for lunch the homecoming crowd took its place in Grant Field Stadium to witness a football thriller that kept all of them on the edge of their seats. Halftime activities included another splendid performance by the Georgia Tech Band. A note of charity was struck as the stands contributed generously to the World Student Service Fund. Beaten but never disheartened, Tech students and alumni carried on to have one of the most successful homecoming dances of all time. Music was by the popular Auburn Knights. Everywhere in evidence were the mitiates of the Bulldog Club, our most colorful organization. Highlight of the gala social event was the ANAK tapping. As the clock struck twelve on Saturday night, we found ourselves able to state in truth that Tech had witnessed this year one of the most successful home- coming celebrations of all time. Sigma Chi ' s King Dodd. 219 Last year, hardly a week end passed but what students and their dates tripped the hght fantastic. Seasonal frolics, fraternity for- mals. football dances, organizational dances, and an endless variety of others, filled our schedule of social events to the brim. These pedatorial pastimes gave us a much needed respite from the factory grind, dome Friday night, we could wangle a date, move the old jalopy off the lot and rock it till the break of dawn . Every dance saw ' les belle femmes ' out in both quantity and quality. Perhaps we missed their presence in class, but no .squirrel chits were unfilled on Friday and Saturday nights. Our selection of bands was strictly 4.0 — Charlie Spivac, the Auburn Knights, Jesse Duckworth, and a host of other fine orches- tras were present. Looking back on last year ' s gala social whirl, we can oft ' er no less than a job well done to those who made these higiiiights of collegiate entertainment possible. 220 Also she sang Everybody wants to get in the act. winfiR r RD i Ui In previous years the beauties presented in the BLUE PRINT have been selected by natit)nally i nown experts in the field of feminine pulchritude. The 1950 BLUE PRINT staff, in an attempt to give the students of Tech a more personal interest in the beauties who appear in the yearbook, sponsored this year a contest in which each student voted for the girl whom he considered most beautiful. On the following pages we present those girls who, in the opinion of the studenty body, are worthy of representing Tech as members of the 1950 BLUE PRINT Beauty Court. 222 Hi Be etti im alyii6 Atlanta, Georgia 223 ■v JJ onnce Augusta, Georgia L aliaqker 224 Jd Dawaya J ojmlns Rye, New York 225 :2% I I ■s . id6 oan otiu { [ kite Atlanta, Georgia 226 f % i66 nine 14 - J ou 1 vvies Columbia, South Carolina SfKM on Mrs. Miwii: ' . McCamish t)y III ' ) soil Hank McCainish F.diK.r. I ' .iriO Hhir I ' rnil 228 Miss Mary Nall for Charles Bobo Business Manager, i!)3() Blue Prnil S ftdcn Miss Virginia Brown for Austin West iS rj Miss Willaminta Norris for Don Usher SjlUM4 S llCKiO Miss Charlotte Bartlett for Dave Crane Miss Anne Benedict for Wayne Coloney Miss Barbara Brow n for EsTES Mann S i Hdo Mrs. Elizabeth Jordon for Lamar Jordon ' .- ■•S rWiT 232 Miss M K Mc.Graih jo) IOm Colkman Sfo (t n Miss Hf.i.fn Nkumkistkr ()) W ' l I 1 Lan(;siaff ■bA. 233 l.li:4 M Anybody got a hot water bottle? N ' L Q .o- N V ) Lambda Chi ' s Laureen B. and Hoagy C. Momma — Buy me one — g is tt ;5 ; fia 3-3 235 Praise Dodd— There was a football game. too. Think IM ' s have it easy: Sadly lacking a supply of feminine beauty in the flats during the week, we relished the never ending display of pulchritude that passed beneath our hungry stares on autumn Saturdays. No one could receive an ovation such as was rendered cheer leaders and majorettes of visiting bands as they strutted past the Tech stands. During the South Carolina game, the old bass drum opened up to introduce the first Tech majorette in recorded history. No athletic contest in the world could boast as many cats and clowns as we saw this season. The witty remarks and antics of our classmate comedians teceived more laughs than an honor system motion in a facult) ' meeting. Yes, our side- lines were great this year. 236 Let ' s go to the opera. (Pme Song Fest winners and Inspiration. Signs of progress. - .iM Whatta life those CE ' s lead. It works this way. Governor. 238 Now what would KJnsey do in a spot like ttiis? 239 the Georgid Tech jf v  ;t THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Gene New Captain Vann Atkinson First Lieutenant Fred Powell Secotid Lieutenant Jerry La Baw Second Lieutenant Ben Sisk Director MEMBERS Brown, Swicegood, Pierson, Jones, Ifft BAN Dick Veenstra paints ihe musical Yellow Jacket on the Band ' s Bass Drum. The Georgia Tech Concert Band which functions during the winter and spring quarters presents several concerts each year, both on and off campus. 240 m. I ■■■■■I vanilHnHiv aSsBBaa SSSBSBB ■■■■■■■■■ ll ' i). ' Tf- ' Sli?: ' Hi3!i ' -y ii -,„;v j MEMBERS OF THE GEORGIA TECH BAND, l?49-50, APPEARING LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Merle, Robinson, Pierson, Blohm. Atkinson, Brown, W. C, Sargent.. . . SECOND ROW: Slsk, Lowi, Zullo, Dobbs, Fuller. Drago, Kilburg, Swistier. Redmond, Boyd, Swicegood, Wilson. Burton, Wallace. Hoyer. Varnson, Siegcl. Toles, McTyier. Veenstra. Vaughn, Hornsby, Martin. Ifft. Nactit, Picketi. Davidson. Breti, Latimer, Greiner. Echols, Harvey. Meek. . . . THIRD ROW; Sherer, Nutty, Henderson, Cole. Johnson. Teasley. Gardner, Ray, Bartell. Brand. Winter. Lauber. Cash, Hammock, Bullard, Kah. LaBaw, Conkle, Armour. Bailey, Nelson, Parsych, Seldomridge. Ross, Lachmann. Perfect. Fuller. Jewett, Cerny, Wilson. M., Jones. Olds. . . . FOURTH ROW: Cox. Schmid, Friedman, Wilcox, Andrews. Brown, R. M., Smith, S., Knapp. Lewis, Crook, Littlejohn. Scobey. Jeft, New, Hankinson, Hemby, Roielle, Doiler, Veal. Elliott. R. B.. McCreery, Chapman, Powell, Jones, J. B.. Mutton, Dotson, Smith. M.. Shamel, Fraier, Elliott, W. F. Bruce Jewett and Bob Vaughn handle the big job of preparing music for the Jacket music-makers. Band Sponsors for Georgia Game: left to right. Wynell Keen, Drum Majors Bomar Olds and Dick Meek, and Eloise Williams. -S Georgia Tech Band marchins across field at Knonville durlnc Tennessee half-time. 241 color photo by cooper cleatc -.J I L K m SCHNABEL iniERFRflTERniTV Bob Divine Preiideiit George Schnabel Vice Prt ' iident MackGregorie Secretary Dick Stewart Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES Alpha Epsilon Pi William Kalfr Reuben Rosi: Phi Kappa Sigma Homer Blalock Sid Johnston Alpha Tau Omega Joe Bond George Burke Phi Kappa Tau Rolfe Edmondson Dick Galphin Beta Thela Pi Mack Gregorii: Tom Jenkins Phi Sigma Kappa Bill Hensley John Lowe Chi Phi Dennis Duroen Jack Lawler Pi Kappa Alpha Charles Jones Bill Succop Chi Psi Eugene Lashley Dick Stewart Pi Kappa Phi Harold Clayton Robert Rauker Delia Sigma Phi Ralph Davlson Bob Divine Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bill Erb Charlie Perry Delta Tau Delta Bob Griffith Hank McCamish Sigma Chi Jimmy Biggs Dan Mathis Kappa Alpha Sam Mitchell Buddy Shields Sigma Nu Gene Bowers Millard Smith Kappa Sigma George Schnabel Bill Schroeder Sigma Phi lipiiluti G0RIK)N Albury Allan Smith LambJa Chi Alpha Kelly Day Howard Raley Tau Epsilon Phi William Green Carl Rosenberg Phi Delta Theta Tom Jay Gardner Wri(;mt Tau Kappa Epsilon Miles Bolton Alva Philips Phi lipsiluii Pi Sig Guthman Dave Lowi Theta Chi Jack Simmons LeRoy Williams Phi dam ma Delta Bob Craycraft Ray Fleming Iheta i Harvey Bishop Bill Daly Durden 244 council To the INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL of Georgia Tech, falls the task of regulating, expanding, and integrating the activities of the twenty-six national fraternity chapters located here on the campus. Operating under the general super- vision of Dean George C. Griffin, its fifty-two members yearly increase the scope and value of fraternal life at Tech. A realization of the large accomplishments which a council of this type is capable of contributing to the school has caused the IPC to long be a leading factor in the promotion of athletic, scholastic, welfare, and social events. Competition is the keynote of all council imdertakings, and thereby not only are results obtained, but pride is built up in each member for his particular chapter. Softball, football, basketball, and many other sports constitute the principal athletic program of the IFC. Not only does the council promote intramural sports, but it furthers scholastic improvement by awarding an annual .scholarship trophy to the fraternity with the highest scholastic average for that year. Best illustrating the welfare work of the council is its part in the Empty Stocking Fund Drive conducted each Christ- mas by the Atlanta Junior Chamber of Commerce. Rounding out the phases of campus life, the council is socially famous for the annual dances that it sponsors in the spring and fall. The Interfraternity Council as a whole and its members individually are constantly seeking new opportunities to promote a better student life at Georgia Tech. Edmondson Erb Jones Kaler Mitchell Perry Schroeder Shields Fleming Galphin Griffith Lashley Lawler Lowe Phillips Rdley Rauiter Simmons Smith. M. Succop 245 RLPHH EPSILOn PI eta Ckaptet ALPHA EPSILON PI Fraternity was founded at New York University on November 7, 1913. It was the first national social fraternity to be founded at the Washington Square Campus. From the beginning, the founders planned a national fraternity. No other chapter was added, however, until 1917, when the Beta Chapter was installed at Cornell University. Zeta Chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in 1920 as one of the first southern chap- ters of the fraternity. Reactivated in 1946. it has grown to be the largest Jewish fraternity on the Georgia Tech Campus. The fraternity has as its goal the development of a high standard of social and intel- lectual fellowship among its members so that they may be better fitted to take proper seats in the universities and communities of America. ROSE Reuben Rose Paul Aronin Irwin Hecht Perrin Taylor OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer We got a kick out o( this! Spielberger awards Harold Rubin Trophy. 246 Abend Buyer Franco Holiber Krochma Roth Norman Abend Wally Arkowitz Paul Aronin JKRRY Avery Hal Becker Leo Senator MURRY BLUESTONE Joe Blum IRV Brand Joe Breiner Stan Bulbin Ted Buy ' er Bob Caplin Albert Chaiken Joe Cohen Marv Cohen Jerry Cooper Max Diamond Richard Falk Harvey Fox MEMBERS Aaron Franco Don Friedman Len Freidman Mel Galin Maurice Garber Bernie Gillman Sid Gold Robert Goldberg William Goldberger Lennie Goldner iRVf ' IN HHCHT Jerome Holiber Abraham Horowitz Julie Hyman William Kaler Marshall Katz George Kellerman Jay Kornfeld Bob Krasnoff Jerry Kochmal Bernard Malin Albert Maslia Ben Mogul Israel Mossman Morris Notrica Don Rich Herb Rifkin Reuben Rose Ira Ross Joe Roth Bob Schneck Jerome Shapiro Amnon Sitshin NoRNL N Sturm Perrin Taylor Roy WA ' i ' NE Mike Weintraib Bertram Yolen Leon Zalkow 247 niPHn TRU oniEGn (jeQtjia Seta jfcta Chapter ALPHA TAU OMECjA. tlie lirst Greek letter fraternity organised after the Civil War, lias expanded since September 11, 1865 until now there are one hundred live active chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Georgia Beta Iota has the distinction of being the first active fraternity chapter at Georgia Tech, having been chartered September 18, 1888. The present membership has upheld the tradition of active partici- pation in s(x:ial and campus activities. Among the awards won this year was the Annual Homecoming Decoration Contest. Members were also active in intramural sports, taking first places in swimming, track, and cross-country. ATO ' s are numbered among the members of the honorary groups on the campus, and many of the responsible student positions are administered by brothers of the chapter. A complete social program balances our scholastic and extra-curricular interests. FELKER OFFICERS Pa 11, Felker President Ed Forw ari) Vice President jiM Pitman Secretary Jim Shore Treasurer Duke was really burned up. Airth Anderson Apperson Bethea Blitch Bogue Bond Borgh Braun Brown Burke Campbell Carmichael Choate Clay Clernent Clemons. A. Clemons, L 248 D.3uqhtr Felker Graham Huskisson Lester McGrey Forbes Gray tngman Lewis McKenzie Forward Haley Jdckson, B. Lilly McLeod, L. 249 LEFT: Gray, Forfson and dates were surprised to see Santa. . . . RIGHT: One of the quieter parties. pha Northern Rabun Ryle Smith, John Vaughan Wilson Odom Radford Sharp Smith. R. Vevera Winsemann Owen Ramsbottom Shore Sparkman, J. Vincent Wren 250 tau omega Hank Airth Roy Andhrson Loppy Aperson Bud Austin Drayton Batchelor Leonard Bethea Jack Bergman Dan Blitch Don Bogue Joe Bond Arthur Borgh Hubert Bowen Neal Braun Brian Brown Pete Browne George Burke Gordon Campbell Archie Carmichael Henry Choate Jesse Clark Whaite Clark Ernest Clay Bob Clement Archie Clemons Lamar Clemons Aymond Cooper Roy Cooper Gene Cox Vance Custer Bob Dancy Ray Daugherty AVANT DAUGHTRY Henry Davis Bill Dobson Pete Dunlap John Eagar Ed Eckles Charles Eitel Lee Estes Kenneth Farmer Bill Fee Paul Felker Ted Forbes Bud Fortson Franklin Foss Ed Forward Ted French Joe Friscia BoBo Glover Fred Goette Chester Gordon Don Gordon Carter Graham James Gray Harold Greene Evan Guth Joel Haley Andy Hall George Hardy Arnold Harrington Granville Henry Robert Hilley MEMBERS Frank Holder William Hornb A. B. Huff Dennison Hull John Huskisson James Ingman Bill Jackson Guy Jackson Tom Jones George Kirkpatrick Clarence Kite Willard Lariscy Tom Lee George Lester Luther Lewis Owen Lilly Ad Little John Long David Martin Dick Martin Marion Massee Jim Matthews Hayne McCondichie Hugh McCullough Bill McGrew Jim McKenzie Luther McLeod Raymond McLeod Billy Millar Joe Morris Kent Morris Bill Muse George Nalesndc Ralph Neunlist Paul Nichols Harry Northern Paul Odom Don Owen Tommy Parkerson Bill Penhallegon Paul Peniston Graham Phillips Jim Pitman Reynold Posey Charles Quentel Walt Rabun Don Ramsbottom Charles Radford Ray Rast Clip Reed Jim Reich Rahilly Rhodes Bob Riley Billy Roberts OscE Roberts Dallas Ryle Jim Shore Ted Shuler Bob Sharp Floyd Siefferman Jean Simmons Jerry Simpson Gary Singleton Fred Smith Jim Smith John Smith Red Smith Ed Sparkman Jim Sparkman John Steedley Bobby Sutton Bill Thomas Charles Thomas Tommy Thompson Ren Thorne Giles Toole Blair Trewhitt Arch Trimble Dick Vaughan Ro ' i ' Van Eyck Jim Vevera Ashley Vincent Brad Wade Jim Wagnon Joe Ward Clyde Watson Fred Wenn Austin West Frontis Wiggins SHORTi- Williams Tom Wilson Bill Winsemann Wilbur Wren House party at Lake Burton. Time out for egg-nog and a smoke. 251 BETH THETn PI amma Cta Cha itet Since its founding in ISi ' ac Miami LInivcrsity, Beta 1 heta Pi has become one of the more prominent national social fraternities. It now has ninety-five chapters located in thirty-seven states and in two provinces in Canada. The local chapter. Gamma Eta, was installed at Tech in 1917 when Alpha Pi was granted a charter by Beta Theta Pi. The chapter has long been active in campus activi- ties, and it has placed more than its proportionate share of men in offices of importance. The social activities have included numerous buffet suppers, and house dances. The Betas again gave their annual Christmas party, complete with Santa Claus, for a group of orphans. The social year was climaxed by the Beta Kid Party. Al Allhn Gus August Llo O) Barnard Al Barron Billy Beard Frank Beckum Bill Bryant Ji. i Byri) Bob Cannon John Cerny Frank Chambers Jack Clegg Baxton Cook Charles Cooper Tom Cramer Dave Crane Jim DAmico Bod Davis Tom Dixon Jack Douglas Billy Dreger Earl Dudney Allen Fine Ted Franklin Ray Garcia Rodney Gardner Fred Gordon Hal Graham Mack Gregorie Cliff Haines Larry Hallman MEMBERS Jim Hammond Burt Hodgen Dale Huggins Dan Hughs Bill Humphrey Alex Hunt Davis Hunt Walt Janczys Tom Jenkins Don Judd John Karlson Clyde Kennedy Dan Kennedy Bruce Kidd Frank King Gil Knapp Guy Lookabaugh Jim Madry Archy McNeil Dick Meek Sam Minnis Felix Montgomery aus mosley Fred Niles Hank Oakley Roy Peavy Bob Perry Dave Peth Bob Pool Dick Pretz Bill Reger Jim Roberson Jake Rudolph Bill Saunders Ted Shepardson Bob Smith Harry Spyke Bryant Strickland Fr. nk Stroud Tuck Stuckey Charles Summers Marshall Van Sant Paul Wadsvcorth John Watt Harry Weissenberger John Williams Allen August Barnard Barron Ceard Beckum Bryant Bvrd Cannon Cook Cramer Crane D ' Amico Dixon Douglas Dreger Fine Garcia Hainei Hallman Hammond Hodgeden Huggins Hughs Humphrey Hunt. D. Janczys Kennedy, D. Kidd King Knapp Lookabaugh Madry McNeil Meek Minnis 252 o, • 1 i S I ' % Cerny Chambers Clegg oara.Ter j aiia ii -- irswiTc Judd Karlson Kennedy, C. Montgomery M OS ley Niles OFFICERS Davis Hunt President Tom Cramer Vice Presidenl Bruce Kidd Secretary Bob Cannon Treasurer S r A J jH m t 1 Cap ' n Kidd puts on charm. h -%% Oakley Peavy fteger Roberson Spyke Strickland Van Sant Wadsworth Perry Peth Poo! Rudolph Shepardson Smith Stroud Stuckey Summers Watt Welssenberger Williams Cheese Huggins and ' Brawn Hunt. 253, CHI PH Om a Ckaptet On December 24, 1824, the Princeton Order of Chi Phi was founded at the College of New Jersey, now Princeton University. From that time forward, chapters of Chi Phi have been established at the outstand- ing colleges and universities throughout the country. On June 2, 1904, the charter of the Omega Chapter was granted. In 1910 a chapter house was obtained making Chi Phi the first fra- ternity on the Tech campus to own its house. The present house was built in 1928. Chi Phi has always been an outstanding fraternity on the campus not only socially, but also athletically and scholastically. The fraternity has had a most enjoyable social season climaxed by a winter formal and an informal sport dance in the spring. Tarlton Abbett HiKiE Allen Bill Barringer Walter Brown Richard Burrell Willis Carmichael Massey Clarkson Bill Cline Charlie Cochran Al Conway Charlie Cox Bubba Currie Gerald Davis Larry Dean Mkrritt Dickson Cecil Dunn Dennis Durden Fritz Emmerling Harrell Fountain Forrest Fowler Paul Gaertner Sandy Gill MEMBERS Kennan Gillis Harvey Granger John Griffin John Hardee Dick Henshaw Bobby Hodgson Russ Holladay Ed Joiner Joe Kahlert John Knight Witt Langstaff Jack Lawler Julian Le Craw Martin Livingston Marshall Lochridge George Mayfield Claude McGinnis Garland McNutt Billy Bob Mellen Hugh Mercer Lamar Oglesby Dick Osgood Bill Parsons OFFICERS Charlie Perkins Charlie Peterson Henry Read Frank Redfield Chuck Reed Pete Renner Ben Roberts Red Schoening Tom Smith James Sout hard Tread Spratley Preston Stevens Bob Steward URSHALL Stone Pat Story Rumsey Taylor Traylor Thiesen Boyd Toben C. A. Truitt Charlie Tyson Ed Van Winkle Charlie Weaver Walter Brown Tread Spratley Charlie Cochran Chuck Reed President Vice Presuh ' iil Secretary Treasurer TOP: Pledge-Power. BOTTOM: Cain has had it again in physics! 254 Homecoming. Cox Fowler Lawter Oglesby Schoening Truitt Currie Gaertner LeCraw Osgood Smith Tyion Davis Granger Livingston Parsons Southard Van Winkle Dean Griffin Lochridge Perkins Spratley Weaver 255 ' l!jMWB v ? y «3 - 6 MEMBERS Joe Appling Mac; Harris Bun Prawel Wai.ti:r Balluw Happy Hawkins Bob Proebstle Bill Bloiim George Hinson Sam Reames John Brovxnlhe Bob Hostetler Dick Schaefer Tom Brownlee Bob Hughes Joe Sevcell Ernest Clifton Abe Kretchman Albert Skellie Everett Cook Bill Kruse Roger Soltis Harmon Corley Walt Lamb John Spivey Gordon Dasher Gene Lashlev Bud Stewart Dick Dufohr Bob Marquand Dick Stewart Louis Fav Louis Maithews Ed Tatum Fred Garrhit Charles Moore Charles Wallace Loran Gilbert Danny Nash DuRWARD Wilson Bill Haley Eddie Parker The Mad Lovers. Applins Ballew Brownlee Clifton Cook Corley Dasher Dufour Fay Garrett Gilbert Haley Harris Hostetler Hughes Kretchnian Kruse Lamb Lashlev Marquand Matthews Moore Nash Parker 256 CHI PSI j)cta helta Ckaptet CHI PSI WHS founded ;it Union College on May 20. liSil. It was the fifth fraternity at Union, where the Greek letter fraternity originated. Iota Delta was established at Tech on Deceinber 15, 1923. Clii Psi now has twenty- seven chapters tliroughout the country, four of which are in the Southeastern area. Chi Psi encourages a well-rounded college life for its men. Emphasis is placed on scholarship, and a two hundred dollar scholarship award is given annually to the man in each chapter with the best scholastic record. Sports, organizations, and other campus activities round out a full college program. Informal dances, house parties, and costume parties iielp maintain the social interests. At Tech, Chi Psi is a relatively small fraternity, but m number of members only. The ties between the brothers are very strong, and the spirit of unselfisii co-operation between the brothers ranks very high. SKELLIE OFFICERS Albert Skellie President Gene Lashley Vice President Dick Stewart Secretary Abe Kretchman Treasirrer ' I did not come to make a speech Prawel Proebstle Reames Schaefer Sewell Skellie Sollis Stewart, Stewart, D. latum Wallace Wilson 257 TOP TO BOTTOM: Helpful points? . . . Wheels? . . . Snake Dance — She Delta Sig initiation. Almon Arellano Benson Buffone Campbell Cofer Daley Davison 258 DELTA SIGmfl PH llpha atttfita Ckaptet Since its founding in 1899 at City College, New ' ork. New York, Delta Sigma Phi has grown to sixty-three chapters and fifteen colonies. Following tiie pattern of national growth. Alpha Gamma is doing its part for expansion by working with colonies in nearby universities. Alpha Gamma itself was established on the Tech campus in 1920. The chapter has grown considerably since the end of the recent war when only ten men returned to reopen the house. The house itself is newly redecorated and contains one of the most modern and complete kitchens owned by any campus fraternity. But expansion is the word, and plans have already been started for construction of a new and larger house. BARADELL MEMBERS Charlik Almon Boh Connell Herb Gordy Frank Lewis Don Michael Hugh Stempel M. NUEL Arellano ViN Daley Jim Haralson Hub Lindsey ' Johnny Patha Jim Stultz Jack Baradell Ralph Davison Ralph Hennings Jim Little JOHN Joe Pedulla Fred Tallant Graham Benson Bob Divine Ken Hilliard Carl Maico Kenneth Pickren Bob Tyler WvATT Bibb Charlie Eiwards Bill Jeter Jack Martin Benny Pye Art Van Suetendael Frank Buffone George Elror Russ Jensen Harold Matson Jim Reeves Raymond Wallace Harold Butler Larry Engel Joe Knight Bobby Meyer John Scandalios Marvin Wallace Joe Campbell Joe Frey Joe Lavelle Fred Meyers Ho xARD Stanley Harold Walling Pete Gofer Billie Gordon Carl Stapleton Ed Ward o tA Divine Edwards Engel Frey Gordon Haralson Hennings Jensen Knight Lewis Lindsey Littlejohn Maico Meyer Meyers Patha Pickren Scandalioj Stanley Stapleton Stempel Stulti Tallant Van Suetendael Wallace, M. Wallace. R. Wallins Ward 259 DELTA TflU DELTR amnta pM Chaptet DELTA TAU DELTA was founded in 1859 ut Bethany College, Virginia. Since that time it has grown to its present size of eighty-four undergraduate chapters througiiout the United States and Canada. Our numerous alumni chapters are active in all the major cities of the nation. Gamma Psi was established on the Tech campus in April of 1921. One of the chief assets of Gamma Psi is our house-mother. Mrs. Jane Wilson. Motiier Wilson has been with us for two years, and by her presence the Shelta is made a true home away from home. Another very definite asset we have is the Parents Club, which takes an active part in our fraternity life. Their services have been invaluable, and to them we owe many, many thanks. The year was rounded out by full participation in all extra-curricular activities, and by our usual social functions, including hayrides, costume parties, barbecues and the annual Rainbow Ball. VANDERBLEEK OFFICERS Jack Vanderbleek President Hank McCamish Vice President Jimmy Minton Secretary Joe Powell Treasurer More work for Mother Wilson. AInutt Astrup Barlow Barnes Barn- Beard Bell Size 260 ABOVE: Santa Vanderbleek and the kids. . . . RIGHT: Nathan gives out I , Sonne Christmas cheer. bjii Boswell Bradshaw Bryant Burt Caddeil Cannon Carver Christiphine Cochrane Cofer Davidson Ferrell Gates Gibson Graham Griffith Gutherie Haliman Hefner Howard Hullinger Jones. P. Lanier Lee Loring Martin McCamish McClufe 261 delt MEMBERS 1«MMV ALNUTT S. L. Dean Bbrt Astrup H. P. Farley Bill Barlow Chuck Fkrrell Ed Barni;s Louis Gates Kl.N Barrk Bf)H GlHSON Boh Bhard Marshall CjRaham John Bhll Boh GRII EITH John Bize Sam Guthrie Blount Bos«fll Garner Hallman Herb Bradshavc Bob Hefner Tim Browder Dave Hill Bill Bryant Bob Howard Glenn Burt Chuck Hullinger John Caddell Bill Jones George Cannon Pat Jones Ben Carver Dan Keller Joe Chapman Bill Lanier Barry Christiphine Walter Lee John Cochrane Earl Lish Dave Cofer Dave Loring Dean Davidson Hank McCamish McKnight Minton Miiell Morris Nelson Newton Nickles Owen Owens Partridge Phillips Powell Raines Randolph Reddy Robertson Saunders Scott Seagar Senna Severinghaus Sims Spain Strange-Boston Stripling Usher Varnson Vdughan 262 t a u Boh McCllire Jack McDuffie Mason McKnight Ben Martin Jimmy Minton Joe Mizell Steve Morris BoHBY Nelson George Newton Mack Nicki.es Virgil Ovcen Charlie Owens Dick Partridge Lane Phillips Joe Powell Calvin Pratt Bill Raines Gus Randolph Dick Reddv Jimmy Robertson Ken Saunders delt MEMBERS Boh Scott Lockwood Seegar Joe Senna Tommy Severinghaus Hartwell Sims Ladson Smith Foster Spain Don Strange-Boston Jack Stripling Don Usher Jack Vanderbleek Tommy Varnson Vic Vaughan Bob Vaughn Leonard Verdery Jack Vibberts Ed Waller Carl Weaver Fred Willingham Bill Wilson Norv ille Wilson TOP TO BOTTOM: Sned and Virgil taking the suckers for a ride. . . . IFC Songfest Champs of ' ' 19. . . . Chief Richard E. Reddy and his Delt Duke Dousers. Vaughn Wilson, B. Verdery Waller Willingham Wilson, N. 263 Knppn HLPHn Ipha i ma Chaptet THE KAPPA ALPHA Order was founded in 1865 at Washington and Lee University. The Alpha Sigma (Chapter celebrated its fiftieth year on the Tech campus last fall, having been installed October 21, 1899. Kappa Alpha has seventy-two chapters stretching from coast to coast across the central and southern sections of the country. The fraternity has some .M.OOO alumni distributed among ninety alumni chapters. This year, as usual. Kappa Alpha has produced an exceptionally large number of leaders in all phases of campus politics, publications, organizations, and various other activities. The year was highlighted by our Golden Anniversary celebration last fall, Old South ball, the Convivum, which is the celebration of General Robert E. Lee ' s birthday, and a house party in the North Georgia mountains this spring. LEE Every parly hiis its price OFFICERS Bob Lee Charles Moreton Charles Frierson George Jarkakd President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The KA Undertakers. 264 Adams Burrus Cordova Fuller Hays Jones, B. Lee, D. Bahrt Campbell Couch Gardner, C. Holmes Kalmbach Luckett Barlow Capps Dysart Gardner, P, Holt Kiier Liiter 265 py p c k a p p a Marthens Martin McKinley Meredith Methvin Mtadleton Milstead Mitchell Monaghan Moore Morefon Fatten Phillips Philpot Pickering Redding Scott Shamel Shelor Shields SImcox Spivey Swaney Sweets Talley Tdnnahill Taylor Tiller Tyson Walker Walters Webb Williams. D. Williams, S. Williams, T MEMBERS lii) Adams Charms Karlow PlRRV Baurt Jim Bland ROGliR BOSTICK Frank Brvant BlI I, BURKHART Ro.SS BllRRUS J. C. Campbi:i.l Dorci Capps Walton Carter Jim Chastain Eddie Chambers Sid Champion Warren Cheatham DoL ' G Cone Joe Cordova Jack Couch Fred Craig Elliott Dun ' ocody Roger Dysakt Raymond Faircloth Jim Feltham Charles Fethe Joe Ford JONNiE Ford Bob Fowler Charles Frierson Steve Fuller Charles R. Gardner Pete Gardner Harry Garwood Charles Gavin Bob Griffin Ray Gould Buddy Grimes Jimmie Hays Lew Hill James Hinton Jimmy Holmes Roland Holt Gene Horne Terrell Horne Billy Houston Lamar H ' rne George Jarrard Bob Jinright RA ' i ' Johnstone Billy Jones Ed Jones Jim Kalmbach Bert Kizer Fri-d Krause Graham Kreiling Ben Kyle Jack Kyle Harvey Langston Bob Leb Dan Lee Bill Lucjcett Jim Luter Gi-oRGE McKay Hank Maclin Johnny Mallorv Wes Mann Arthur Marthens Eddie Martin George McKinley Tom Meredith Ben Methvin Lane Middleton 266 h MEMBERS Frank Milstead Sam MiTCHiiLL joi- monaghan c;lay Moori; Charles Moreton Tom Patton liMMiH Phillips Cliff Philpot Vkrnern Pickering Randy Rauton CHAKLIE RFDniNG Sonny Riles Pete Rose U ' DD Scott Randy Seckman Charlie Shamel Ed Shelor Buddy Shields Bill Shippen Steele Simcox C7EORGE Spivey Robb Swaney Clarence Sweets Phil Talley Dick Tannehill LARR ' i ' Taylor Buddy Tiller John Trowbridge Bob Tyson Dick Veenstra Matt Virden Curtis Walker Al Walters Lee Webb Dan Williams Strom Williams ToM f ' Williams Warren Willingham Vogle State Park House Party It couldn ' t be that funny. The pride of the chapter. The General •n his way to school. 267 KRPPn siGmR OFF ICERS George Schnabel Presnioit Ell.L SCHROEDHR Vice President Harrison Ai.i.en Secretary Dan Guy . . . Treasurer SCHNAEEL A more serious momeny in the !ife of J H. Wallace. Davis 268 filfiha Tau Ckafitet THE KAPPA SIGMA Fraternity, founded in 1869 at the University of Virginia, now has a total of one hundred seventeen chapters in the United States, Canada, and Hawaii. At Tech, tlie Alpha Tau Chapter which has been on the campus for fifty-four years, is very active with members in nearly all of the honorary and scholastic organizations on the hill . The membership also takes part in all of the intra- mural activities of the school, whether it is a rugged football game, or a singing contest; and have taken their share of the first places in all competitive events. Our Black and White Ball is the big event of the year, but house parties and outings are frequent which help round out our social calendar. Oxenfeld among dig-iltaries( ?) L ft Dickert Drawhorn Du Bois Elliott, R B, Eilfott, W. F. Englerth Foscue Fulton Gammage Gathrlght Guy Haines Hale Hamilton Harris Hartman Hawkins Higgins Hill Howell Hughes 269 k appa Sigma fs this-d-wdy. Attdway. Heyl Over here 270 Relaxation MEMBERS Harrison Allen Chuck Anders John Anderson Andy Andrews Jim Ashley Julian Attaway Tommy Bachman Al Barber En Barineau Don Barnes Paul Harnett Walt Barney George Berryman Jim Blanton Earl Bockstruck Bob Bruce Bill Brliner J. N. Bryan Jack Carter Jim Chaille John Childers Jim Corbett Terry Cotter Ben Cunningham Hub Daniell George Davis E. J. Dickert Bill Drawhorn Art Dubois Ralph Earle Bob Elliot Bill Elliot Bill Englerth Clayton Foscue Carl Fulton HILLER Gammage Jack Garthright Hal Goodman Dan Guy Frank Haines James Hale Gene Hamilton Phil Harris Rex Hawkins Bill Ha ' nes Tony Higgins Donald Hill Don Howell Jim Hughes Earl Jackson Bill Johnson Fred Jones Jack Jones Clarence Kah Bill Kidd Don Knapp Sidney Lanier Dean Lennard Buck Martin Zack Norville Bill Ostander C. P. Owens John Oxenfeld Fayne Parsons Hugh Perry Charlie Ray Don Pyle Don Ricketts Dick Robinson Sonny Rogers John Rutledge George Schnabel Bill Schroeder John Seymour Bill Smythe Joe Sullivan Bob Thombley Gene Varnum Jim Wallace Ralph Watkins Reynolds Wheeler Bryant Woosley Bill Wright George Wright Charles Young LRHIBDO CHI RLPHH Seta Happa Ckaptet THl- LAMBDA CHI ALPHA National Social Fraternity was founded in 1909 at Boston Llniversity. Since then it has grown and matured into one of the largest social fraternities in America. It has a total of one hundred thirty chapters in the United States. Lambda (hi Alpha, being rich in tradition and proud of its eminent prestige in American col- leges, views the future with confidence and promise. The Beta Kappa Chapter was established on the Tech campus on October 6, 1942, .iftc-r achieving an en ' iable record during its alfiliation with the old Beta Kappa National l-raternity. Beta Kappa has enjoyed a very successful social year which was highlighted by the annual Winter Formal which was held at Peachtree Gardens; the annual Christmas party and Founders Day Celebration. The local chapter has been well represented by its members in nearly all campus activities and organizations. Waldo Anderson Bill Broughton Tom Broughton Paul Buck Bill Burke Jim Burke Jack Carpenter Bob Carroll Pete Conner Malvern Crutchfield Kelly Day Ralph Day Joe Dennis Lawson Drinkard Phil Drosakis Briggs Edney Dave Paris Marvin Floyd Willis Gordon Tom Griffin Joe Gunness Tom Hammock Ed Hartley Henry Harvey John Hayes Gene Holmen Lee Hunter Kim Jackson Joe Jones MEMBERS Pat Jones Bill Kendrick Earl Kendrick Hov( ard King Bob Klepach John Knight Perry Knight Max Kuniansky George Kurtz Linton Lanier Clarence LeCroy Andy Mangione Jimmy Matheson Ben McRee Wesley Mercer Al Mills Don Napoli Bill Neilly Bill Newton Curtis Pittman Carl Plumlee Ho xard Raley Gene Ripley Cliff Roberts Ed Shook Lamarr Smelly Bruce Smith ViRGE Stock Bill Story Billy Teel Fred Tobaben Rick Togna Nelson Turpin Johnny Tyson Sandford Ulmer Jack Watkins Jimmy Webster Bill Wheeler Tom Williams Tom Wood Carlos Ygartua Ed Zurawel i msLk % m Anderson Broughton, B. Broughton T. Buck Burlce. B. Burke, J. Carpenter Carroll Conner Crutchfield Ddy. R. Dennis Drosakis Paris Gordon Griffin Gunness Hammock Hartley Harvey Holmen Hunter Jdcltson Jones, J. Kendrick, B Kendrick, E. King Klepach Knight. J. Knight, P. L«nter LeCroy Mangione McRee Mercer Mills Neilly Newton Pittman Plumlee 272 TOP TO B ' MCM ' .estro Mills at the key- board Poi:ra.-rs Ddv Party. . . . Home- coming in Tobarco-land, . Attentive Audience. k If R ' pley Roberts Shook Smeiley imith Story TccI Tobdben Turpin Tyson Webster Wheeler .VHIlams Wood Yoartua Zurawel 273 PHI DELTR THETR MONTAGUE (jectfia helta Chaptet THE HHl DELTA THETA Fraternity was founded on Cliristnuis Day, 1848, at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Since that day over a hundred years ago, it has grown to include one hundred ten chapters located in the United States and Canada and over seventy thousand initiates, fifty thousand of whoin are living today. The Cjeorgia Tech chapter, Georgia Delta, has initiated over 800 members since its founding in 1902. In addition to its social activities, which include the annual Spring Formal and Miami Triad Dances, the Bowery Ball, house-parties, etc.. Phi Delta Theta contributed more than its share toward the leadership of the campus. Phis were found in the fields of student government, publications, honor societies, and all principal organizations; as well as in the field of athletics, which included many Phi Delts among its letter-men. OFFICERS Edgar Montague President EwELi. Pope Vice President Grover Maxwell Secretary Sewell Camp Treasurer CLOCKWISE: Say, Fred, who ' s the ticket? . . . Findley, Rice, and Watson grin for the Phikeias. ... So round — so firm — so fuliy packed ! ,. 11 ii ii I ii ;riji iiiliiin M i 27-1 11 1 ir% f Adams Bramblett Carter Ervin Griffin, John Howell Jones, Phil McKenxie Allen Brown Chandler FIndlaY Hagler Hulsey KIrkland MacMillan Ard Bryan Coffee Freeman Harrell Humphreys La Clair Montague, E. Ballow Buckmaster Coleman, J. Friiielt Harvin Hutcheson Lummus Moorhead Beck Caldwell Coleman. T. Garrard Hiles Jewell, Bill Marks Morris Bellenger Cameron Cook Goodharf Hill Jewell, Bob Mathews, 6. Morrison Betts, B. Camp. S. Dellenger Graves Hodges Jewell, H. Mathews, C. Mulherin Blemker Camp, W. Ellington Griffin, Jack Howden Jones, Paul Maxwell Murphy ph i ' ' 3 J ' lAi A . i Norris Oatts O ' Neill Pope Rayfield Rice Rosser Rupp Russell Scharfschwerdt Shipstead Shiver Silas Smalshof Stanley Swanson Sykes Thompson. J. Tilly Towles Tucker Turner, B. Turner, J. Tutt Watson Watters Williams Willlngs Wright, A. Wright, G. Wright, Q. Young MEMBERS Liis Abbot jAMMiE Ellington PliTt AOAMS ViRNON Ellis Earl Allhn Tom Ervin DhVan Ard JiRRY Evans Dfnnis Ballow Ralph Ewing Henry Barber Don Fergerson George Bellinger Dick Findlay Barry Blemker Carlton Fountain Ray Beck Bobby Freeman Buster Betts Bill Frizzell Clifford Betts Bill Fulmer Jim Boggs Frank Garrard Frank Bradley Bob Goodhart Dan Bramblett Billy Gow Pete Brown Tommy Graham Richard Bruce Ed Graves Tom Bryan Jack Griffin Sam Buckmaster John Griffin JiMMiE Caldwell Tom Hagler Fuller Callaway Allen Hardin Don Cameron Beemer Harrell Sewell Camp Chuck Harris Wilson Camp Dies Harvin EiLLY Campbell Jack Henson Jim Cantrell Johnny Hiles John Carter Tubby Hill John Chambless Cecil Hodges Chap Chandler Henry Holman Maurice Coffee Don Howden Jim Coleman Scott Howell Tom Coleman Ernest Hulsey Tom Cook Buster Humphreys Herb Coons John Hutcheson Sam Coons Sam Hutcheson Tom Coons Tom Jay Fred Curlin Walter Jerkins SCAiHE Davis Ashley Jewell Jim Dellinger Bill Jewell Robert Duggan Bob Jewell Everybody wants to get in the act. 276 delta theta MEMBERS Edward Jewell Henry Jewell Paul Jones Philip Jones Ray Kennedy Tommy Kirkland Paddy LaClair Harold Llimmus Donald McGregor R(x;er MacMillian Jim McKenzie Murray McQuaid Gene Marks Bill Matthews Clay Matthews Grover Maxwell Edgar Montague Read Montague Bobby Moorhead George Morris Fred Morrison Matthew Mulherin Jim Murphy Herbie Nicholls Eugene Norris BUCKY Oatts John O ' Neill EwELL Pope Jack Rayfield Ward Reillv Frank Rice George Rosser LkMar Russell Bill Rupp Jack Scarborough Bill Scharfschwerdt Jack Sheffield Wes Shipstead Jim Shiver Pete Silas Bill Sims Tommy Smalshof Jirry Smith John Stanley Edward Swanson BUBBER SYKES Bill Thompson J. B. Thompson Eben Tilly Tommy Towles Billy Tucker Bill Turner Julian Turner Frank Tutt Jimmy Watson Tom Watters George Williams Tom Willings Billy Winter Albert Wright Gardner Wright Quintard Wright Jimmy Young ■ ■;i!off ij0 !i m TOP TO BOTTOM: Just for you, Scotty. . A group of clowns at the Bowery Bdll. . 11:45— and all ' s well. 277 ! PHI EPSILOn PI % Chafitet PHI EPSILON PI was founded on November 23, 1904, .It the College of the Clity of New York. The national fraternity has expanded considerably since its early begin- ning and now boasts of thirty-three chapters. Xi Chapter was established on the Tech campus January 15, 1916. The Phi Eps are once again proud of their record of campus work. In addition to tiieir athletic endeavors, the Phi Eps are members of almost every honorary, professional, and .scholastic organization on the campus. At the recent National Convention of Phi Epsilon Pi held in Atlanta in September, Xi Chapter received the national activities award for having the most outstanding record of participa- tion in campus activities of any Phi Ep chapter. During the past year, the fraternity purchased ground for the erection of its new home. Forced to vacate its old house because of the new superhighway, the fraternity now (xrcupies temporary quarters and looks forward to the open- ing of its new home. OFFICERS Lenny Frieden President Louis Klein Vice President Bert Edelson Secretary Bill Weiller Treasurer MEMBERS Paul Blrg Bert Edelson Ed Epstein Dick Fox Lenny Frieden Mel Gelernter sig guthman Lou HOCHSTAEDTHR Louis Ki.iin Buddy 1s.i.i:inman Paul Lee Lew Levenson Zel Levine Ted Levy Al Lovci Dave Lovci Dick Mandel i rank pollio Hull ROTHHOLZ Ernie Scheller . IoRT Simpson Bill Weiller Fred Wolf 278- Guthman Lowi, A. Weiller Hochstaedter Lowi. D. Wolf TOP: A little oil— quick! BOTTOM: Genius personified. Wistful Wee Willie Weiller on another binge. 279 OFFICERS Dennv Pinou Roger Hai.i.ock Will Coe Preiident Secretnry Treasurer Louis Andrews Tom Armenaki Dave Bahos Erv Bartel Louis Barth John Beach Bill Bell Jim Bell Tom Bell Red Black Roy Bradford Joe Brown Jan Bundsen Will Coe Jack Cooper Bob Cra craft John Esson Ed Evans MEMBERS Ed Feenev Ray Fleming Bill Florance Walter Flynt John Gordon Ray Greene Roger Hallock Gantt Hamner Frank Handal Price Harding Bill Tippeits Fred Hurlebaus Jim Unsworth Paul King Harley Watts Bob Reed D:cK Weeks Ernie Rotramel Iohn Wells Bob Ruffin Ed Whitfield Bob Sheffhv Aurrey Williams Terrell Sovey Bill Wolff Tim Timmerman Don Youmans Andrews Armenaki Sahos Bartet Barth Beach Bell. B. Bell, J. Bell. T. Black Bundsen Coe Cooper Esson Evans Feeney Fleming Florance Greene Hallock Hamner Handal Harding Hurlebaus King Mddra Marlow Marshall Miller Mundorff Myers Newman 280 PHI Gnmmfl delta amtna Taa Chaptef FHl CiAMMA DELTA, the tliirtcenth oldest Greek-letter society in Amerit.i. Ii.id its origin at old Jefferson College (now Washington and Jefferson) at Canonsburg, Penn- sylvania, in 1848. It was founded primarily as a southern fraternity, but just before the War Between the States it became a national organization. Phi Gamma Delta is repre- sented on the campuses of seventy-nine leading colleges in the United States and Canada. Gamma Tau Chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in 1926 when Gamma Tau Delta, a strong local fraternity, was granted a charter by Phi Gamma Delta. The chapter has been very active in extra-curricular and intramural activities. High points in the social calendar were the annual Founder ' s Day Anniversary Ball, the Norris Pig Dinner, and the big week-end house party in Nortli Georgia, Pryor Rotrame TImmerman Whitfield Gypsies— Phi Kap style OFFICERS Vann Atkinson President Clift Ward Vice President Wilson Rav Secretary Dick Keener Treasurer Baker Sarnes Blalock Brumbelow Cheeley D ' Aiutoto De MeMo Dutton Feller Frames Freeman Garrett 282 PHI Kflppfl siGmn filpha Vu Chaptef PHI KAPPA SIGMA was founded in 1S5() at the University of Pennsylvania. The Alpha Nu Chapter at Georgia Tech was establislied in 1904, and dis- tinguished itself in founding the ANAK Society, the highest local honorary society on the campus. Phi Kaps have always been among the campus leaders and have been con- tinually striving for better relations among the new students arriving quarterly. Although Phi Kappa Sigma has a relatively small chapter on the Tech campus, one can always find a Phi Kap in the midst of any worthwhile activity. Plans made in past years are now becoming a reality, and new and improved plans are being made for the future. Vann Atkinson Bill Baker Lerov Barnes Homer Blalock Forrest Brumbelovc Bill Chehley Bob DAiutolo Cesar DeMello Dick Dutton Alan Feller Bill Frames Telford Freeman Duane Garrett Arthur Gill Paul Gillespie Wolfgang Heidelberg Bob Henry Don Hutchinson Douglas Hutchinson Sid Johnston Bill Jordan MEMBERS Baldwin Jacob Dick Kerner Jack Kersten John Knighton Harry Kradjian Don Lautman Joe Lazor Harvey Lester Ken Lundberg Eddie Mahlin Don Middour Maurice Mayer Serge Minassian Curtis Moffat Bob Monahan Jimmy Perkins Wilson Ray Fred Scinto Lawrence Seldomridge Steward Sparks Morris Springfield Danny Subtelny Pete Stanton Zaven Touloukian Walter Van Nostrand Joe Ventura Milt Volker Bob Voyles Clift Ward Jim Watkins Dave Wooten Gillespie Heidelberg Henry Hutchinson, D. H. Hutchinson. D. O. Jacob Johnston Jordan Kersten Knighton Kradjian Lazor Lester Lundberg Mahlin Mayer Middour Minassian Moffat Monahan Perkins Scinto Seldomridge Sparks Springfield Stanton Subtelny Touloukian Volker Voyles Ward Watkins 283 PHI Knppfl Tnu EDMONDSON llpha ?h Chaptet PHI KAPPA TAU first appeared on the Tech campus when Pi I.ambcja Delta, a local fraternity, received its charter as Alpha Rlio (ihapter of Phi Kappa Tau on April 27, 1929. Phi Tau was conceived at Miami Kniversity at Oxford, Ohio in 1906. It is one of the few fraternities which own their own national headcjuarters buildings. Most of the present chapters own their houses. At the Dream Girl Dance at Peachtree Gardens last Spring, Miss Helen Carter was selected as Phi Tau Dream Girl of 1949 . Other social activities included the Christmas party for underprivileged children, a barn dance at Fernwood, and a circus party. Phi Tau continues to win honors in scholarship and all fields of intramural athletics, and its members are active in all phases of campus life. The Bearded Boys harmoniie on the virtues of Amy. Baughdfi Beldrdi Bell, L. Bell. O. Bennett Boggs Boulware Brewer Clemans Davis Dempsfer Dixon Dotion Duggan Edmondson 284 OFFICERS Roi.l ' E EdMONDSON Prcudeilt Hans Peterman Vice Pia t ci Jerry Bennett Secretary Frank HankinsON Treasurer Ervcin Ai.i.nN Don Bar; i:r Lew IS Baughan Dick Bklardi LOWRY Bhll Orville Bell Jerry Bennett George Boggs Jesse Boulware Ra MONi) Brantley SP1 ' .N IR ErI ' WER Ralph Clemans Billy Davis Bill Dempster Logan Dixon Ray Dotson Bob Duggan ROLFE EDMONDSON Don Edney Jack Ergle IiM Fletcher MEMBERS Dick Galphin Harry Hack xorth Frank Hankinson Bob Hogan Ed Holler Jim Hume Ed Johnson Jimmy Johnson Charlie Johnston Henry Judd Joe Kkescanko Donald Kuttner Ernie Layton Neil Layton Ervin Lentz Bob McTyier Glaus Mettenheimer Bill Mize Norman Morgan Ed Nance Bob Parris Hans Petermann William Presslev John Rainer Charles Sever Don Smith Alex Strickland Benjamin Taylor L. S. Thompson Bill Weatherly Carl West Edney Ergle Galphin Hankinson Hogan Holler Hume Johnson. J Johnston Krescanlto Kuttner N. Layton Lenti McTyier Miie Morgan Nance Parris Petermann Pressly Smith Strickland Taylor West 285 Almand Andrews Best BInns Bl.icl, Brown Burctiett Chestnut Courtney Crabbe Dowdy Duckett Dunlaf Fischer Giesler Gunter Halls Hiott Hohn Hudson Jett Kelley King Lester Murray Owens Phlpps Proctor Riedel Saffold Shively Warmack OFFICERS President H m II John Lowe t ' I Bill Scott Vice President I K • J PI Claude Hiott Secretary . V 1 1fi John Gunter Treasurer Bi l V iy L. ' vjTl PHI sigihr KnppR Happa heutetcH Ckaptet PHI SIGMA KAPPA was founded at Massachusetts State College on March 15, 1873. It has since grown to fifty-two chapters which are located primarily in the northeastern section of the United States. In line with Phi Sig ' s newly initiated expansion program, four carefully selected institutions have been granted charters this year; and Zeta Deuteron Chapter at the University of Wisconsin is being reactivated. The installation of these chapters is expected in the near future. Kappa Deuteron Chapter was established at Tech in March of 1923; since then Phi Sig has maintained a prominent position in varsity and intramural athletics, campus organizations, school publications, and other extra-curricular activities. Our social calendar includes hay rides, house dances, costume parties, and picnics, and is highlighted each year by a Christmas Party and Moonlight Girl Dance. With the aid of our active alumni chapter. Kappa Deuteron is anticipating the acquisition of a new home within the next few years. LOWE MEMBERS Charles Almand Bob Andrews Andy Baker Barney Best Bill Binns Arleigh Black RovcE Brown Charlbert Burchett JOHN Chestnut Bob Christopher John Courtney Bill Crabbe Bill Dowdy Ed Duckett Julian Dlinlap Jim Fischer Bill Giesler John Gunter Tom Hails Tommy Hays Bill Hensley Claude Hiott Maurice Hohn Don Hudson HOLTON Jett Carl Kelly Blaine King Lamar Lester John Lowe Walt Murray Jack Owens Harry Phipps Joe Procter Bob Riedel Tommy Saffold Bill Scott Murray and the Boss Jim Shively Everett Spring Turner Warmack Bob Williams Bill Wise Ail bets down, please 287 PI KflPPn flLPHR filpha t etta Chaptet PI KAPPA ALPHA was founded in 1868 at tlie University of Virginia. At tirst definitely southern, PiKA became national in 1909. Since that time it has grown steadily and now includes one hundred seven chapters in all parts of the country. Alpha Delta Chapter at Georgia Tech be- came the twenty-eighth chapter when it was granted its charter in 1904. Alpha Delta owns its house which is on Techwood Drive. The chapter numbers sixty members with twenty pledges. During its busy social .season. Alpha Delta plays host to neighboring PiKA chapters at its annual Possum Hunt, Christmas Party, Black and White Ball, and the spring house-party. The chapter has long en- couraged academic achievement and is proud of the record of its mem- bers in this field, and in other campus activities. Relaxing at summer house party at Lake Burton. Anthony Bailey Bass Beach Bolsius Chandle Clarke Congleton Corwin Cummings Danlell Darden Duffey Duggleby Ellis Pike firemen out to extinguish tr.e Devils ' blaze. PRtVETTE 288 Greer Johnson, C. Murray Succop. B. Young, S. Hhnrv Anthony Charlhs Armour 1-MORY Bailey Johnny Bass Ross Beach Bill Bennhtt Gl-NH BOLSRIS T. C. Brown Andrew Chandler Cius Clarke Harry Cole Bob Cong l ETON Tom Corwtn Walt Cummings Hal Daniell Dan Darden Bill Di: Ken Dlu-eey Bill Duggleby Blake Ellis Bill Fawcett Wade Towler Leon Franklin ■William Frazer John Freeman John Gaddis Bill Gale MEMBERS Lou Garcia Bill Greenless Walter Greer Tom Gurley Tom Hardison Bill Harkness Jack Harte George Heery Langford Holges Hal Ingman Dave Jackson Cal Johnson Warren Lee Johnson Charlie Jones Stan Kelsey Glen Kenaston Frank Leahy Fred Lemon JOHNNi ' Ludlow Dick McClosk-i C. E. McKee Don McLain Alvin Merkl Jim Monohan Ed UIRRA ■ Ted Nissley OFFICERS Dick Powell Rex Porter John Privette Lyle Ramsey George Reed Jack Reynolds George Rice Neal Rothfuss Boh Saxon Sam Seabury Bill Shawver Ronnie Sinew ay Bill Succop Wray Succop Louis Swayze John Tennant Virgil Uptain Fddii; Ward Charles Wells Bob Whyte Phil Willette Ken Wolf Jack Worth Jack Yaggi Terrell Yon Jim Young Sam I ' ouNG John Privette Bill Gale Charlie Jones C. E. McKee . . . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 2S9 John Agramonth GnoRGE Anderson John Arnold Bob Balch Bob Bartro Ronald Bastien Elmer Bennett John Blind Dick Chapman Ken Clary Harold Clayton Charles Colletta Bill Cook Ben Cordell Harrison Davidson I ' RED Davis Joe Davis Dick Doll Lou Fischer Bill Free Cy Grimshaw Webb Gross Mike Holm an George Jensen Bruce Jewett MEMBERS Joe Lockwood Gene Lorenz Ronald Marchetti Mac McDowell George Mitchell Tom Morris Jim North BoMAR Olds Herbert Owens Tom Pattillo LOYD Puckett Bob Rauker Bennie Register Norman Reinecke Baily Rice George Ruppenicker Bill Smith Chalmers Stewart Jack Sullivan George Suiton Harley Tompkins Felix Turner Carlton Wheeler Jack Winn Agramonte Balch Bartro Bastien Bennett Blind Chapman Clary Clayton Cook Davidson Davis, F. Davis. J. Fisher Free Grimshaw Gross Holman Jensen Jewett Lockwood Loreni Marchetti Morris North Olds Owens Pattillo Puckett Rauker Register Rice 290 PI KflPPfl PH Seta Ckaptet PI KAPPA PHI was founded at The College of Charleston, Charleston, S. C, on December 10, 190 1. At present, there are forty-four undergraduate and thirty-three alumni chapters located throughout the United States and Canada. Iota Chapter was chartered at Georgia Tech in 19I.T and has been a campus leader ever since. The fraternity ' s activities include full participation in scholastic, social, and athletic events. The most famous of the.se are Pi Kappa Phi ' s Founders ' Day Celebration every December and its annual spring Rose Ball at which the Rose of Pi Kappa Phi is presented. COLLETTA OFFICERS Charles Colletta Chalmers Stewart Bill Smith President Secretary Treasurer Ruppenicher Smith Stewart Sullivan Sutton Tompkins Turner Wheeler 291 siGmn OLPHfl EPSiLon OFFICERS Bill Ijkk President Camkron Lacy Vice President Sam Green Secretary Roy Hussey T reels irer S5i ectfia phi Ckaptet SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON is now ninety-four years old, being founded in 1856 at the University of Alabama. It has grown to be the largest national college fraternity in America with one hundred twenty-seven chapters and seventy-six thousand members in forty-seven of the forty-eight states. Always a leader among fraternities, SAE is noted for fostering the National Interfraternity Conference, establishing the first national leadership school, and erecting the first national headquarters building. SAE came to Tech in 1890 with the chartering of the Georgia Phi Chapter, five years after the school was founded. During tiie year 1948-49, SAE continued to be a campus leader by winning the Intramural Athletics Trophy and the IPC Activities Trophy. This year the chapter won the Ramblin Reck contest for the third time in four years thereby gaining permanent possession of tiie Golden Giboon Trophy. McElfeath vs. the guitars. r — i - Armistead Bdlkcom Barnetf Beall Bernos Berry Bishop Bobo Brabant Brittain Brown Burr Chapman Coleman 292 Coloney Ferguson Griffin Hodde Kennedy Lindsay McRae Dansby Franklin Hannmack Howell KIdd Manly Moore. J. 293 Sigma Rankin Renshaw, J. Repult Roberts Roebuck Rogers Sams Schloenbdch Scott Sherrill. J. Smith. C. Smith. W. Snelling Sterkie Sullivan Swann Thackstor. Thomas, J. Thompson Thornton Trent Trussell Upchurch Voit Weathers, H Weathers, J. Weir Whalley Whitaker White Wilkes Williams. L. T. Williams. L. W. Williams. T. Winship MEMBERS Stanli: Armsti-ad Noble Arnold Mark Balkcom Bob Barnes El) Barnes Bob Barneit Dan Beall lOHN BERNOS Bert Berry Ben Bishop Charles Bobo Barc Brabant M. L. Brittain Bobby Brooks Charles Brown James Bullard Griff Burr John Chapman Benny Cogburn BlIDDY CcXiBURN Rensie Coleman Wayne Coloney Ted Dansby Jerry Dean Bob Dedricks Tom Dent Tom Dismuke Baily Dixon Bob Doss Jim Edwards Prentiss Edwards Gene Elmore Bill Erb Beeler Eskridge Henry Fair Joe Ferguson Hal Field Jasper Franklin Bobby Freeman Jimmy Freeman Floyd Gambill George Goodloe Bill Green Sam Green Travis Green Page Griffin Julian Hammack Bob Hardin Paul Hardin Charles Harrison Bill Harwood Bill Hatcher George Hawthorne Johnny Hicks Wally Hoddi: Bill Horton Harry Howell Carl Hudson Bobby Hurst Roy Hussey Bill Jett Freddie Johansen Rolston Johnson ToBE Karrh Andrew Kelley Bill Kennedy Johnny Kidd Bob Kimzey Cameron Lacy Bob Laughlin 294 alpha epsiion MEMBERS l-RANK LiDDELL El) LINDBLOM Clarence Lindsay iLiDSON Manly EsTES Mann Johnny Martin Bill McCleskey Johnny McElrath Dave McHugh Ridge McKenna Larry McRae Jimmy Moore Tommy Moore PiiRCY Perkins Charles Perry Conoly Phillips Pup Phillips Tench Phillips Burns Porter Henry Pruitt Ed Rankin Bob Renshaw Jack Renshaw Erank Repult Gene Roberts W. E. Roebuck Jack Rogers Bruce Sams Bill Schloenbach Gordon Scott Bud Shaw James Sherrill Pete Sherrill Campbell Smith Tom Smith Walton Smith Bob Snelling Ben Spears Craig Sturkie Heyward Sullivan lubo swann Chuck Taylor David Thackston C. L. Thomas George Thomas Jim Thomas Roy Thompson Earl Thornton Jim Treni George Trussell Phil Upchurch James Voit Howard Weathers Johnny Weathers Learnard Weir Bill Whalley Bill Whitaker James White Dan Wilkes Larry Williams Lewis Williams Tommy Williams Ned Wilson Dillon Winship Phil Zeriga TOP TO BOTTOM: Bob and Charlie— Bird Dogs Personified. . . . Ridge and Roy have it put to them. . , .SAE reck wins qiboon for keeps. . . . Check leaves for the World Series. siGmn Seta PM Ckaptet McKINNEY THE SIGMA CHI Fraternity was founded in the year 1855 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Today, there are over a hundred Sij; chapters throughout the United States and Canada. The Beta Psi Chapter of Sigma Ciii was founded at Georgia Tech in 1922, upon the absorption of Pi Alpha Sigma, a local fraternity. It has since that time grown in such a way that it is today one of the most outstanding fraternity ciiapters on the campus. Year after year it continues to rank high in scholastic standing, school leadership, and intramural activities. The social calendar of the chapter is always full. As in the past, tiie most noteworthy social event of the year was the annual Sweetheart Bail in November at which Miss Alice Davis was crowned Sweetheart of Sigma Chi by the chapter president, Joe McKinney. OFFICERS Joe McKiNNEV President DoBiE Kraft Vice President John Stevens Carter Paoen Secretary Trciisiircr She s the Sweetheart of Sigma Ch! ' . . . Alice Davis. Alexander Anderson Ayres Bennett Bennrng Benson Biggs Bledsoe Bodie Branch Breland Brown, C Brown, K. Bru se Church Clark, J. 296 CH LEFT: The ' Reck. CENTER: Where ' s the ball? RIGHT: They went that-a-way. ' in - '  sft J«ar]; Clark. M. Clement Cook Crake Crook Daniel Davis Dean Delay Denny Dowis Farnner Ferguson Fiveash Flexer Fraser Garnetf George Gilbreath Glover Gunn Gunning Gurry Hannigan Heasley Henry. C. Higgins Hill Hoffman Holland Hutton Jackson 297 Sigma c hi Bill Abbott Bill Alexandhr Elam Andkrson Dan Austin Dick Ayrls Don Bknneit Buster Benning Whit Benson liM Biggs Ted Bledsoe Bill Bodie Fred Branch Wendell Breland Blydi: Brown Ken Brown Tom Brown Bill Brusse Bob Church lERRV Clark Martin Clark Richard Clement I.MERV Coffee Bob Cook Jim Cox Eric Crake Wallace Crook Chip Daniel Fred Davis Bill Dean Jack Delay Don Denny Hub Dovcis Don Farmer Bob Ferguson James Fiveash Julian Flexer Don Frazer Paul Garnett Vreeland George Earl Gilbreath Eddie Glover Dick Gould Cuyler Gunn Tim Gunning Ellis Gurry James Hannegan Wayne Heasley Charlie Henry MEMBERS Roger Henry Bill Higgins Doug Hill Charles Hoffman Bill Holland Tommy How ard Boh Hutton Emmett Jackson Joe Jernigan Thornley Jobe Bill Johnson Bill Jones Bob Jones Bill Jordan Bill Kenyon Homer Killebre: ' Bill Knight DoBiE Kraft Bob Kyle Smitty ' Ledbetter Bob Lee Jim Lineberger Howell Little Dan Mathes Manvilli; Mayfiixd WILLARD MCBURNEY Baxter McCreery Joi; lc:KINNE Cole: Meredith Bill Metzgfr Clarence Miyer Jay Milam John Miles Walt Mitchell John Mosely Henri Nadworny Dick Neal Kent O ' Connor Carter Paden Earl Patton Claude Petty ' Bob Pickett Charlie Quarles Buddy Ramsey Bill Robertson Paul Robinson- Art Ross Harry Schlosser Bob SCO it Mickey Sermersheim Jack Shannon John Shelly Bill Shihhi rd Tommy Smith John Stevens Moore Tappan Sonny Tilghman Bill Thomas Teeter Umstead Sam Vaughn Bill Vollrath Buck Walker Clarence Wall Don Weick Clint Wells Gayle Wells Earl Wirtz Bud Witt John Woody John Young Terry Young . ' tjMdt .1 Ul ? Jerntgan Jobe Johnson Jones, R. Jones. W. Jordan Kenyon Killebrew Knight Kraft Kyle Ledbetter Lee Little Mayfield McBurney McCreery Meredith Metzger Meyer Mllet Mitchell Moseiey Nadworny Neal O ' Conner Paden Petty PickeH Quarles Ramsey Robertson 298 Robinson Schlosser Scott Sermershelm Shelly Shepherd Stevens Tappan Thomas Tilghman Umstead Vaughn Walker Wall Weick Wells, C. Wells, S. Wirti Win Woody 299 siGmn nu 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 representative chapters in forty-six states, the District of Columbia, and in Canada. Gamma Alpha Chapter was established at Tech in 1896. During a period of fiftv-three years, the chapter has initiated more than 800 members. The activities of the past year included a White Star formal which was held at the Ansley Hotel; and an all-Sigma Nu formal of the four Georgia Chapters at the Peachtree Gardens Club. Rush period in the fall also summoned social events inc luding costume parties, square dances, and other novelty parties. At the present time. Gamma Alpiia is anticipating the building of a new house on fraternity row. It is hoped that construction will be started in the very near future. OFFICERS Gene Bowers Pri ' iideiil Buck Buchanan Vice President Bill Russell Secretary Jerry Taylor Treasurer Akerman Barton Beech Bennett, M Bennett, R. Berggren Bond Bowers. J. BOWERS TOP: Dan Farley securing a little Kickapoo Joy Juice. . . . BOTTOM: Charlie Cotter shows Jack Berner and Buddy Klein how Injun ' Joe does it. 300 Brown Farley Gill Hughes Buchanan Ferster Greene Hurst Burton Fisk Gresham Judd Cotter Forshtay Grubaugh Keane Dennard Fry Hallyburton Kirkwood Dupree Fuss Harris Lane 301 Sigma n u MEMBERS John AkiiRman George Fisk IKRRV Barton John Forshtay Waynh Beech Gene Frizzeli. Milt Bi;nneit Jimmy Fry Roy BiiNNETT Maynard Fuller Dave BnRGGRi;N Vernon Fuller Jack Berner Leroy Fuss Charles Bond Harry Gill Gene Bowers Bill Greene Martin Bowers Lewis Gresham Pat Bradv Tom Hallyburton Don Brown John Hammond Buck Buchanan Bill Hanbury Tom Burton Harry Harris Fred Chaimson Nat Hughs Charlie Cotter Frank Hurst Jack Dennard Malcolm Judd Frank Dennis Bob Keane Cliff De Rose Lyman Kirkwood Eddie Dobbins Buddy Klein Bob Dupree Eugene Knight Howard Elsom Dick Lane Dan Farley Bill Lang Dick Ferster Lamarr Latimer TOP: Jam Session telllnq his troubles. Lang Latimer Levie Little Maier May Mayson McSarity McGee McKown Miller Moore Morgan Mullett Olsen Overstreet Pdscola Powell Quigg Read Roberts Rollinson Russell Scott, E. Scott, J. Sholine Silcox, E. Silcoi L. Smathers S mith, A. Smitli, H. Smith, M. 302 MEMBERS Adair Levie Bob Linnenkohl Frank Littlr Bill Maier JfOE A Pen Mavson Mac McGariti ' Hank McGee Bill McKown Fred Miller Frank Moore John Morgan Walt Moseley Bill Mullet Ollie Olsen Jim Overstreet Al Pascola Jeff Powell John Quigg Joe Rao Jim Read Wayne Rivers Martin Roberts Sam Rollinson Bill Russell Ed Scott Joe ScoiT John Sholine Ernie Silcox Luther Silcox George Smathers Al Smith Harold Smith Millard Smith Paul Stewart Joe Summerour Jerry Taylor Mac Taylor Bob Templeton Bob Terry Bill Warren Charlie White TOXEY Whittaker Ed Williams Zeke Williams Randy Wilson Frank Wilt Bill Yopp Sfewart Summerour Taylor. J. Warren Templeton Terry Taylor, M. White Williams. E. Williams, 2. Wilton Yopp TOP TO BOTTOM: Mammy YoKum and Bob Terry. . . . Go! You cat. . . . Bob Templpton trying to teach Salomey to dance, among local belles. 303 siGmn PHI EPSiLon SMITH (jeQt ia filpha Chaptet SIGMA FHl liPSll.OiN was IouikIcJ in die yen I ' JOl dii the campus of Richmond University in Riclimontl. Virginia. In the perioci of forty-eiglit years since its founding, it has grown to the stature of over thirty-four thousand members, ninety-nine active chapters in principal colleges throughout the country, and eighty-five alumni chapters. Sigma Phi Epsilon ' s primary aim, however, is not that of becoming tlie largest fratcrnitv, but to grow in str ength and character following a normal course of expansion. Georgia Alpiia chapter oi Sigma Phi Epsilon came to Georgia Tecii ' s campus on April 1, 1907, and is one of the older fraternities on the campus. Their total active membership is about thirty-five while their pledges number eighteen. Out of this group came last year ' s I.F.C. basketball and Softball champions; which attests to the spirit with which the Sig Eps do things. This past year, the S.P.E. ' s also took second place in the Rambling Reck parade and enjoyed a highly successful intramural football season. Some of the social iiighlights of the past year on the S.P.E. calendar included their annual Christmas Party for some twenty of Atlanta ' s underprivileged kids, the Pledge Party, whicli each year seems to get more hilarious, and the Sig Ep Golden Heart Formal. With all their varied activities, they have not forgotten tiieir principal purpose for coming to Georgia Tech ... to receive an education. The Sig Eps keep an observant eye on their scholastic average and constantly strive to develop and encourage .scholastic improvement. OFFICERS Allan Smith James Mitchlll Li (u s Bryant Henry Barrett President ' ice President Secretary Trccisiirer 304 milM Albury Baldwin Barrett Bennett Bradach Clarke. E. Dold Flanagan Hoyer Jones Maloof Marsh Martin McBrayer McDowel Mitchell Peacock Per (ect Powell Schaefer Smith, M. Stetina MEMBERS St Petery Thornton Wheat Gordon Albury David Kreigh Roy Simon Colin Anderson Richard Luce Earle Singletary Mlrhiiith BALr) x in George Maloof Charles Slaughter Hlnrv Barrltt Thayer Marsh Allan Smith How ARD BHNNKTT William Martin Merle Smith Danii-l Bradach David McBraver Walter Smith Llicius Bryant Dave McDowell David Spriggs .Iosi:ph Burton Robert McGraine John Stetina Charles Clarke Layton McInnis i;dward St. Petery Elmfr Clarke James Mitchell John Stowers Melvin Dold Dervcood Flanagan Joseph Peacock Paul Perfect William Thornton Louis Virgin -  — Vtj (.;li;nn Franklin Arthur Powell Lamar Wheat V William Hover Harold Reed David Wood . . 3 Cecil Jones Charles Row lands John Shaefer William Wills l± Bryant Burton Kreigh Luce McGraine McInnis Simon Singletary Wood Wills 305 Louis Erbstein Arthur Hurvitz I. EON SiRKIN Robert Ricles OFFICERS President Vice Preside)!! Secretary Treasurer Stanlkv Baskind Paul Belz Sam Berkowitz Howard Broad Jonah Bver Edward Cohn Earle Denenberg Marshall Edelman Nathan Elsner Louis Erhstein Myron Goldstein Henry Goodman Herbert Goodman William Green Robert Greenbaum Robert Greer Milton Holtzman Arthur Hurvitz MEMBERS Howard Koritz Robert Landsman iNMAN Leff Robert Levetan Larry Levin Sidney Lipsitz ED x•ARD Marcus Stan Marx Louis Mason Albert Nhrenberg Jerome Rauzin Martin Richman Robert Ricles Kenneth Kitchen Carl Rosenberg Jack Sadow Seymour Salmirs ROBERG SARFATi ' Richard Scherry Charles Schlissel Eugene Schlossberg Gerald Shabes Leon Sirkin Victor Smolen Warren Sollovcay Donald Sternberg Merton Wolenburgh Belz Berkowiti Broad Cohn Denenberg Edelman Eisner Erbstein Goodman, H. E. Goodman. H. L. Greenbaum Greer Holtzman Hurvitz Landsman Leff Levin Lipsitz Marcus Man Nerenberg Ricles Ritchen Rosenberg Sadow Salmirs Sarfaty Scherry Schlissel Solloway Sternberg Wolenburgh 306 TnU EPSILOn PHI Pki Ckaptet TAU EPSILON PHI, the outgrowtli of ,i professiDiial fraternity, was founded at Columbia University on October 10, 1910. Phi Chapter was installed on the Tech campus in 1922. The chapter at Tech along with Mu Chapter from Emory, Nu Chapter from the University of Georgia, and Epsilon Beta Chapter from the Extension Division of the University of Georgia, sponsor the annual Georgia Conclave, a week end of fun which the T.E.P. men never forget. The highlight of the Conclave was a formal banquet and ball at the Ansley Hotel. Other chapter activities during the year consisted of numerous social affairs and athletic events. Tau Epsilon Phi has held the I.F.C. award for the cleanest house and grounds since the inception of the award. ERBSTEIN Short orders onl BIyth Bolton Bradbury Brown Dougall Drane Flournoy Harrell Hesling James Johnson Leveille Lorimer McCormick Morrison Morrow Moy Nickols Pahno Peterson Pfarr Phillips Sherer Summers Tucker Waters Wilcox Wilson MEMBERS ROBLRT BLVTH Miles Bolton William Bradbury Elliot Brovi n John Diehl Jay Dougall Louis Drane Carl Eubanks John Flournoy Hugh Flowers William Fricke Edward Gentsch Harold Hager Lee Harrell Richard Hesling Allan James RuFus Johnson Richard Le Veille roiu rt libby lAN Lorimer Stewart McCormack George Meitzler Robirt Miller AiNSLEY iMoo Young Harold Morrison William Morrow William Moy Joel Nickols Arthur Pahno John Pershing John Peterson F. L. Pharr Richard Phelps Alva Philips Roy Sherer H. a. Summers Edward Tucker William Waters James Wilcox W. R. Wilson Harry Wise Strateord Woodbury 308 TflU KRPPn EPSILOn Seta pi Chaptet TAU KAPPA EPSILON was founded on January 10, 1899 at Illinois Wesleyan University. T.K.E., which stands among the larger national fraternities, has sixty-two active chapters and an ever increasing membership, which now totals over (if teen thousand men. Beta Pi Chapter has now completed its second full year on the Georgia Tech cam.pus. The installation of this chapter, which was held on June 5, 1948 has proven to have been the springboard for the Tekes ' entrance into full participation in campus activities. In the short time since they have been a chapter, they have proven themselves worthy of the recogni- tion the school has given them. OFFICERS Edward Gentsch President Lee Harrell Vice President William Morrow Secretary Robert Blyth Treasurer THETf) CHI Alpka Vu Chaptef THETA CHI was founded at Norwich University, Norwich, Vermont, in 1856. In the ninety-four years since its inception, ninety-two chap- ters have been added to make Theta Chi the oldest and largest college fraternity with an unbroken chapter roll. Alpha Nu Chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in the spring of 192.1; and, thus, it has enjoyed its twenty-seventh birthday as a part of the Tech campus. The well-integrated group of Alpha Nu has been able to enjoy a well-planned social life and participate in all campus activities without losing sight of the fraternity ' s ideals of scholarship and brotherhood. OFFICERS LeRov Williams President Louis Burch Vice President Chari.es Conner Secretary Vann Collier Treasurer m % Anybody got change for a dime? Lemon, orange, or grapefruit? Adams Burch Daniel Harris. T. 310 raun Cooper Harris, C. Kitby 311 Rush Function — Who ' s rushing who? KimbdII McKinney O ' Steen Swicord Mauldin Newton Snedeker Williams, T. 312 theta ch i We flunked the A. M. (Arthur Murray) Test! Radford Adams Charles Aitken Bob Athey Bill Bartlett MoNT ' Bell Bill Bennett ( RviLLE Bevel Dock Black Owen Braun Louis Burch Jim Burt EsTOL Carte Paul Chubb Bob Chastain Murray Cleare Charles Conner Vann Collier Bill Cooper Charles Daniel Noel Etheridge Bob Finley Wallv Gambill Tony Gonzalez John Gorham Les Hamii.l Al Hansen Claude Harris MEMBERS Ted Harris U. V. Henderson Bill Hiers Art House Mac Hutchings Johnny Jones John Joris Don Kilby Ed Kimball J. G. King Al Leary Frank Lavcton George Lewis John Maloy Harvey Marscher Jim Malildin Howard McCullough Tom McGeever EsBUN McKinney Jerry McPhhrson Vince Meagher Dick Mendler E. J. Messersmith Harry Naylor John Newton Buddy Nix Glenn North Pat O ' Rear Frank O ' Steen Dick Penn Mace Phillips Everett Pritchard Tex Risinger Don Schafeer Cliff Sears Jack Simmons Bob Smith Lee Smith Hank Snedeker Stuart Spradley Bill Strange Leo Svi; icord Chuck Taylor Dick Taylor Bob Tomlinson Bill V endt Bob Wilkerson Don Wilkerson LeRoy Williams Tom Williams Claude Willis Jim Willis Bob Youngblood McCullough McGeever Nix North Spradley Strange Willis. C. Youngblood 31 c CoU '  ' THETfl n THETA XI had its beginning at Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute in 1864. Since that time, it has grown to forty-two active chapters from coast to coast. Established here at Tech in 1948, Thcta Xi ' s mem- bership and functions have steadily increased. Our home, which was recently acquired, has been tlie scene of several social functions including our Found- er ' s Day Celebration in April. Although still in its infancy, Theta Xi is making great strides and is endeavoring to establish itself as one of the fuiest fraternities on the campus. SIMS OFFICERS Harold Sims President John Remion Vice President Ti:d Skinner Secretary liii.i, Hn.i. Treasurer Flossie Mae spiels off. Homecoming The gang examines the new sofa 314 :- -H Alexander Hill Samoden Betancourt Howard Schultz MEMBERS Bob Albritton Bill McCahan Bud Alexander George Miller Andres Betancourt Jack Peagler Gene Bishop John Remion Joe Cardella Bill Rosser Bill Daly Bob Samoden Ralph Dover Bob Schultz Jim Forbes Harold Sims Henry Giles Ted Skinner Bob Head Nelson Spoto Bill Hill Jack Webb William Howard Harry Wheeler Carney Humphreys Jess Williams WiLMON Linger George Yarn t i, sit m i umm 315 color photo by cooper cleare OiletMaA ulth the yeck Glee Club The Ramblin Yodlers are tagged for home, McPherson and Collat show us the American Way. ' 318 IIJOR onoRS Old and new members of ANAK: FRONT ROW: V olt, Coleman, Lansstaff, Jordan. BACK ROW: Crane, Barnes, Mann. Pope, Brown. The Georgia Tech ANAK Society was organized on January 1, 1908, to honor select men from the Senior Class who were 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. ANAK has also been responsible for the founding of nearly all of the other organiza- tions existing on the c;mipus today. ccietif OFFICERS MEMBERS L. W. Barnes J. L. Jordan E. W. Mann President B. S. Brown W. I. Langstaff E. G. Pope Vice President J. T. Coleman, Jr. D. A. Crane E. W. Mann E. G. Pope L. W. Barnes Secretary-Treasurer F. L. Wolf -. K BARNES CRANE JORDAN LANGSTAFF  OPE WOLF liiJiiiHIiiiiittiiH . i.- .V -r ' .. 321 ccietif OMICRON DELTA KAPPA, national leadership honor society for men, was founded in 1914 at Washington and Lee University, and the local circle was established in 1932. 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. ODK ranks with ANAK as the highest honorary organization on the Tech campus. BARNES OFFICERS L. W, Barnes A. BoissY F. L. Wolf H. F. McCamish President Vice President . Secretary Treiisiirer MEMBERS L. T. Barnes W. L Langstaff A. Boissv E. W. Mann B. S. Brown H. F. McCamish W. H. COLONEY O. M. Morris D, A. Crane E. G. Pope I. M. Gregorie B. J. Sams J. L. Jordan J. H. TOLAN R. Johnson D. W. Usher H. W. Kraft D. A. Vincent D. C. Lacv F. L. Wolf A. W. West Lacy Langsfaff McCamish Pope Sams Vincent West Wolf 32j THE KOSEMF. SOCIETY was reorganized on the Tech campus last spring after a period of several years ' inactivity. The Society is climbing high in recognition as one of the outstanding ht)norary organizations on the campus. Members are selected from the students of the junior and third-quarter sophomore classes who have been outstanding in extra-curricula activities. NALESNIK BROWN COLONEY I m GUMMING GRESORIE cc et MEMBERS OFFICERS B. S. Brown E. W. Mann G. G. Nalesnik President V. H. COLONEY D. P. Gumming H. F. McCamish G. G. Nalesnik B. J. Sams Vice President I. M. Gregorie E. G. Pope D. P. Gumming Secretary J. L. Jordan H. W. Kraft B. J. Sams E. L. Shields 1. M. Gregorie Treasurer W. I. Langstaff D. W. Usher A. W. West LANGSTAFF I0K rs i 1 5 :X9k I MANN McCAMlSH POPE ' f SAMS SHIELDS USHER WEST Koscnc SOCllTV 325 YAV BEYA PI OFFICERS D. A. Crane W. H. f ' OI.ONV V( ' . 1. Lancstaff President Vice President Secretary Anderson, Cain Cook Erb Haite Huttcn Krause Marx Anderson. R. Campbell Corley Erbstein Haltman Jett Kretcanko McKinney Andrea Cannon Cox Eiarchou Hanft Judd. D. Kwok McKown Bailey Carroll Crutcher Flake Harding Judd, H. Lacy McManus Buchanan Coloney Duggan Gunter Hunt Kraft Martin New 326 TALI BETA PI is the largest honorary engineering fraternity in the country. EUgible for membersiiip in the society are the upper eighth of the engineering junior classes and the upper (ifth of the engineering classes in their senior year. The principal activity of the chapter has been the sponsorship of Engineers ' Day, designed to acquaint the prospective student, industry, and the general public with the aims and accomplish- ments of Georgia Tech. Tau Beta Pi has also inaugurated a campus-wide tutoring plan this year, which is administered and carried out by departmental honor societies imdcr the direction of Tau Beta Pi. O a q Q k tjfeliiki« L_£ Neubdum Pruitt Sarfdty Shepherd Steedley Tolan Vincent Williltns Peterman Ramsey Saxon Shore Stempel Turner Walton Winter Petty Read Schnabel Singley Strong Tutt Wallcins Woolen Phillips. F. Rotlinson Schroeder Skellie Summers Usry Weissenberger Workman Phillips. J. Rosenberg Scott, E. Smith Talley Vanover Wctherington Worth Pickett Saffold Scott, J. Stanley Tindel Vaughn Wiggins Wright J. C. Anderson R. t. Anderson P. V. Andreae J. C. Bailey J.J. Baradell W. M. Bearden A. F. Beckum B. Benamy W. Bergman T. Berouska A. BOEKELHEIDE W. R. Bolton D. E. Bowers J. Braumiller J. O. Buchanan J. L. Cain E. C. Camp J. C. Campbell R. E. Cannon J. E. Carroll J. G. Carver R. D. Clarke L. Claxton M. Cleare W. G. Cobb L. B. Collat W. H. Coloney T. M. Cook H. E. Corley E. Cotton E. F. Cox D. A. Crane W. C. Crutcher J. F. Daniels T. Dansby D. C. Davis T. M. Davis L. B. Dixon J. K. Drljry R. S. DUGGAN W. B. Erb L. D. Erbstein N. EXARCHOU E. B. Feldman T. J. Flake Flournoy Ford Franklin S. T. Franklin E. E. Frizzell W. I. Gale J. M. l.H. G. F. CRANE MEMBERS R. M. GiLMOKl: 1. M. Gregorie R. R. Gunter W. F. Gaite I. L. Hallman k. E. Hanft H. E. Harding G. B. Hawthorne J. C. Hays W. D. Heasley U. V. Henderson |. S. Hollis v. D. Hunt R. N. Hutton J. E. Jackson W. S. Jett D. M. Iudd H. M. JUDD B. D. Kan C. W. Kastner C. W. Kellett C. M. Kellett D. L KiLLBORE R. I. Klein H. W. Kraft F. J. Krause J. N. Krescanko C. T. KwoK C. Lacy ' A. Lamda J. M. Lane W. I. Langstaff T. N. LOWRY D. L. Lyle J. Macon P. J. Malonson D. Mahaffey F. W. Martin S. B. Marx F. H. MCKlNNEY W. E. McKowN J. J. McManus A. B. Meador G. B. Mock J. N. iMoore E. E. Moody W. L. Mullet T. E. Nance V. E. NwEW V. A. Neubaum H. J. Peterman C. A. Petty F. M. Phillips J. M. Phillips R. E. Pickett J. C. Pruitt R. S. Ra.msei C. L. Ray J. K. Read 5. M. ROLLINSON C. Rosenberg T. N. Saffold 0. E. Sanders R. S. Sarfaty ' J. B. Saxon t. J. Scheibner G. B. Schnabel W. H. Schroeder E. L. Scott J. M. Scott How o Shaw W. H. Shepherd J. B. Shore R. A. Shropshire J. E. Singley A. C. Skellie J. L. Smith T. E. Stanley J. F. Steedley J. Ste.mpel H. Strong C. O. Summers P. E. Talley T. A. Tindel J. H. Tolan 1. E. TOWNSEND W. E. Turner I. F. Tun- R. O. Usry L. W. Vanover S. B. Vaughn D. A. Vincent J. D. Walton E. Watkins H. G. Weissenberger R. D. X ' etherington F. Wiggins L. L. Williams D. L. Winter J. C. Wooten I. M. Workman J. L. Worth C. Q. Wright 327 I WikWWk PHI KAPPA PHI is the oldest national schloastic hont)r society on the Georgia Tech campus. Founded in 1897, it now has chapters in more than 50 colleges and universities. Membership in Phi Kappa Phi is awarded to those members of the senior class who are outstanding in scholarship during their first three years at Georgia Tech. The liKal chapter conducts the annual Honors Day exercises and awards a cup each year to the senior with the highest scholastic average. OFFICERS B. L. Bkown D. W. DUITON W. L. Carmichael H. A. WVCOFF President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Beckum Crane Fiveash Hubbard 328 MEMBERS p. V. Andrha W. B. Hrm J. J. McManus R. A. Shroi ' shiki; R. J. Ariiiv C C). I-IVLASII A. ' S. MliADOR P. R. Strandberg A. r. BlXKl ' M J. M. I-LOIIRNOV L. H. Mever T. E. SWILLY Jack Braumillhk G. F. Franklin G. B. ,M0CK G. B. Taylor 1. E. Carroll R. M. GiLMORi-: J. N. Moore J. H. Tolan W. G. Cobb J. D. Hall L. P. Murray I. A. Underwood L. B. COLLATT W. F. Haute C. A, Petty B. O. USRY W. H, COLONEV G. B. Hawthorne J. M. Phillips I. R. Walsh H. E. CORLEV R. G. HllBBARI) B. O. Pi RON k. C. Ward D. A. Crane W. N. Johnson C L. Ray E. N. Watkins W. C. Crutcher C. M. Kellett |. K. Read R. U. WETHIiRINGTON J. M. Culgan R. J. Klein W. M. RODGIRS K. K. Wll.(,OX J. F. Daniels C. T. KwoK S. M. ROLLINSON J. F. Williams W. L. Elenburg J. E. Macon O. E. Sanders J. M. Workman J. W. ELROP H. F. McCamish E. L. Scott Macon McCamish McManus Meyer Mock Moore Murray Petty Phillips Ray Read Rodgers RoMinson Scott Strandberg SwIIly Taylor Tolan Underwood Usry Walsh Watkins Wetherington Workman 329 I EYA SI MA OFFICERS D. V. Guy H. E. Meadows D. M. Harvey A. N. Candido President Vice President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS R. G. Archambault J, C. Bailey D. F. Bennett D. Bernstein R. B. Brantley T. C Brovcnlee A. B. Candido S. N. Cavros V. R. Cavc ' LEV J. L. CiPRARI N. A. Clanton E. C. Clay M. B. Cohen E. P. Cooper I. L. Delav( ARi: W. E. Drury J. W. Freeman P. H. Friedman L. Fuss W. R. Gambill J. D. Garrett A. S. GlOMETTI L. Gordon D. V. GUY E. D. Hartley D. M. Harvey I. R. Hewell B. G. HOLLOViAY C. W. Jenkins R. C. Johnson G. P. Jones J. B. Kalmbach C. M. Kennedy G. KOEN W. H. Lee Bfownlee Cohen Garrett Holloway Kdlmbdch Candido Drury Gordon Jenkins Johnson ?,o MEMBERS H. C. Lentz W. E. LIND D. R. McLain H. E. Meadows J. C. MORELLI J. R. MULLINS V. E. New P. M. Nichols P. R. Odom C. H. Pauly D. L. Perry C. H. Philpot R. Pickett J. E. Porter R. E. Posey S. A. Powers R. I. Rauker J. R. Reich J. H. Roberts J. E. Sawyer W. T. SCHLElLri I. R. Seckman W. B. Segraves J. V. Simmons iM. M. Smith R. T. Stancil S. L. Stanford C. R. Stigall G. L. Sutton V. T. Trail C. M. White F. B. Wiggins T. E. Wilson I. C. WOODLH J. H. Woody i ' HI ETA SIGMA, a national freshman honorary scholastic fraternity, was established at Georgia Tech in 1930. Member- ship in Phi Eta Sigma is the highest honor a freshman may attain at Georgia Tech. Only those men who have a point average of .3.5 for the first quarter or the entire freshman year are eligible for membership. Each spring the fraternity pre- sents a cup to the freshman having the highest scholastic average for the first quarter. SUY Liid Meadows Morelli Mullins Mew Nichols Odom Pauly Perry Ptiilpot Pickett Posey Powers Rauker Reich Roberts Sawyer Schleich Segraves Simmons Smith Stancil Stanford Stigall Sutton Trail White Wiggins Wilson V oody 331 BRIAEREAM SECTIOn I The BRIARHAN SOCIETY was founded in 1912 for students of the Co-operative Department to promote high ideals and scholarship. It orters the highest honor available to upper-classmen who are outstanding in scholarsiiip, leadership, and character. The Section I group attends school during the winter and summer quarters and works with industry during the otiier two ciuarters. !i officers Klaus Putti-r Ernest Lasseter John E. Pippin holton b. jett MEMBERS H, E. AviiRV W. W. Buchanan C. Cadenhkai) H. W. GOUBEE H. B. jETT E. Lasseter M. A. Lopez President Vice President Secretary Treasurer W. MlIROSKl S. F. Petry J. E. Pippin K. Putter V. R. S lover J. L. Smith I. C). Wright Avery Muroski 332 SECTIOn II THE BRIAREAN SOCIETY was founded in 1912 for students of the Co-operative Department to promote iiigh ideals and sciiolarship. It offers the higiiest honor available to upper-classmen who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and ciiaracter. The Section II group attends school during the fall and spring quarters and works with industry during the other two quarters. OFFICERS J. C. Campbell, Jr. P. H. MCKINNEY J. L. Cain D. C. Davis President Vice President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS F. R. Beiro J. L. Cain J. C. Campbell L. 1 . CULERETH D. C. Davis C. F. DnwALn O. M. Fuller H. E. Harding J. S. HOLLIS W. B. Houston F. J. Kraush T. N. LowRv F. H. McKinney W. E. Turner B. O. USRY CAMPBELL Beiro Cain Davis Dewald Fuller Harding Mollis Krause Lowry McKinney Turner Usry 333 Borman Brown Coleman Coloney Crane Day Fox Frieden Gothard Gregorie Johnson Jordan, L. Kirkpatrick Kraft Lacy Langstaff Mann McCamish Nalesnik Pope Powell Usher Vincent West The Tech students selected for membership in Who ' s Who are chosen on the basis of their outstanding contributions to the school and to their classmates. These activities will be listed in the annual edition of the national publication. AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES jSl MEMBERS ndtlUho n R. C. Borman E. S. Gothard E. W. Mann B. S. Brown I. M. Gregorie H. F. McCamish vEumu I J. T, Coleman W. H. Coloney R. Johnson J. Jordan G. G. Nalesnick E. G. Pope ' D. A. Crane J. L. Jordan W. J. Powell j R. L. Day G. L. Kirkpatrick D. W. Usher J R. J. Fox H. W. Kraft D. A. Vincent L. S. Frieden D. C LACY W. T. Langstaff A. W. West 334 OfPARTMlNTfcL HOMORt |n dot recognition • f i  « . ■■ ' . — ,. , 1910 DEPHRTmEnTRL HOHORS niPHR CHI SIGmfl Al.l ' HA (HI SICIMA is the- naiuin.il profc.ssioii.il or .miz.ition (or tlicmisis and (.hcinical engineers. Students are eli,t;ible for membership when tliey have reached second quarter sophomore status and have maintained a 2.5 over-ail point average. The local ciiapter jirovides exhibits for the student body and sponsors lectures on scientific subjects. B. M. Ollawav E. C. Camp D. C. Meredith S. P. Gkant President Vice President Secretary Treasurer CALLAWAY C. B. Bastin T. W. Bibb H. E. Bishop .1. B, Bradley b. M. Callaway E. C. Camp B. R. CATHERVCOOI) E. COHN E. F. Cox H. A. Dawson G. C. Dkrrick F. T. DOOLLY L. J. Engel J. L Ergle I. M. Flournoy T. M. Forbes S. P. Grant W. F. Haite J. O. Hewke J. S. Holmes MEMBERS E. C. HULSEY L. E. Jaller E. W. KUBICKY W. 1. Langstaff W. p. Long R. E. Mann B. a. Marion E. L. Marion W. P. Mayson G. C. McKoY W. E. McKo XN I. I. McManus W. F. McWhorter D. C. Meredith R. F. Miller B. R. Mogul R. E. Nystrom J. K. Read E. W. Richardson S. M. Rollinson B. V. Salotto W. H. Schlofnmacii T. I. Sobol B. R. Terry |. D. Walton A. R. Ward A. W. West J. L. Worth C. Q. Wright O 1 tt 3i Bdstin Bishop EradlGY Calidway Catherwood Cohn COK Dawson Derrick Dooley Engel Ergle Flournoy F-ofbes Grant Halte Hewke Holnnes Hulsey Jailer Kubicky Langstaff Long Mann Marion, B. Marion, E. Mayson McKoy McKown McManus McWhorter Meredith Miller Mogul Nystrom Read Richard ton Rollinson Salotto Schloenbach Terry Waltpn West Worth Wright 236 niPHfl p u ALPHA PI MU, tilt youiii tst of the scholarship fraternities, was founded at Georgia Tech in the fall of 1948 as a society for the recognition of industrial engineers with superior abilities. The local chapter was granted its charter by the Student (iouncil on January 25, 1949, and recognii ed by the state of Georgia on March 17, 1949. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors of high scholastic standards and who possess traits of high leadership, character, and ethicality. Only those juniors who are in the upper one-fifth, and those seniors who are in the upper one-third of their classes are eligible. n O { 9 ft O Avenia Bramblett Cooper Griswold Macon Neubaum Roberts, J. Stevens Batey Brannen Corley Guthman Manly Nutting Roberts, M. Underwood Bizzell Carson, Currie Hunt Mock Perry Rogers Vallina Bornnan Chavel Erb Lay Morrow Pounds Stanley Williams ■urn ' - ' SAXON officers John R. Saxon Charles O. Fiveash George B. Mock I.eRov a. Bizzei.l President Vice President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS R. E. Anderson ). J. Avenia r. E. Batey L. A. Bizzell R. N. BOLLING R. C. Borman H. L. EOYD D. G. BRAI5STOCK D. M. Bramblktt G. L. Brannen R. G. Carson W. E. Carson P. E. Chavel W. G. Cobb R. B. Cooper H. A. Corley R. Currie E. I. Dickert w! B. Erb C O. Fiveash H. H. Griswold S. Guthman V. D. Hunt F. 1. Krause D.C. Lacy I. W. Lay H. W. Little A. LOCHRIDGE I. E. Macon D. E. Mahaffey W. J. Manly E. Mintz G. B. Mock E. B. Montague J. L. iMORRISSEY W. H. MORROVC G. G. Nalf.snik V. A. Neubaum S. T. Nutting E. W. Perry R. E. Pickett R. S. Pounds H. E. RIEDL I. B. Roberts M. B. Roberts R. C. Rogers T. N. Saffold J. R. Saxon 1 i L Stanley I. H. Stempel I. H. Stevens I. A. Underwood R. Vallina F. B. X ' IGGINS T R Williams Zi7 PRUITT OFFICERS James C. Pruitt President William E. Smith Vice President Richard D. Vaughan Secretary Cortland R. Lowe Treasurer MEMBERS A. T. Adams A. Laupa W. W. Addison C. R. Lowe J. C. Anderson R. S. Martin J. D. ANDREW ' S B. B. Mazanti A. E. Armenakas C. P. Moreton J. J. Attaway D. J. Napoli E, D. Ayers E. C. Parrish J. C. Bailey J. C. Pruitt I. S. Barber J. R. RIGBY V. A. Bellisle T. J. ROBBINS B. B. Ben Amy B. C. Scales J. P. Bricker D. E. Schaffer R. A. Burt G. B. Schnabel W. H. Coloney W. F. Seidel R. B. Deadwyler W. E. Smith H. D. Edwards J. S. Sperry L. F. Garcia J. P. Sullivan I. E. Gauntt R. W. TOLER R. P. Gross E. G. TURNIPSEED A. J. Ha -wood R D. Vaughan L. k. Jackson B. Whiitier S. JARRIEL W. H. Wilkinson C J. Jones W. H. WINSEMANN M. N. Katz CHI EPSILOn CHI EPSILON is the only national fraternity com- posed entirely of men in the field of Civil Engi- neering. Chi Epsilon recognizes and encourages the qualities of scholarship, character, practicality, and sociability in the undergraduate Civil Engineer. The Georgia Tech chapter of Chi Epsilon, founded in 1943, was formed from the Civil Crew, the oldest honor organization on the Tech campus. Among its many activities are field trips, guest speakers present- ing news of the profession, and movies on various engineering subjects. 1% Adami Anderson Andrews Attaway Ayers Bailey Barber Bellisle Bricker Burt Coloney Deadwylcr Edwards Garcia Gauntt Gross Haywood Jackson Jones Katz Laupa Martin Mazanti Moreton Parrish PruiH Rigby Robbins Scales Schaffer Schnabel Seidel Smith Sperry Sullivan Toler Turnipseed Vaughan Wilkinson Winscmann 338 E :ti DELTR KnPPR PHI A recent addition to the list of campus honorary organizations is Delta Kappa Phi, in the Textile Engineering Department. The new group has already demonstrated leadership qualities, and the Tech chap- ter of this national textile fraternity will soon rank among the most respected on the campus. MEMBERS R. D. Bartro J. E. Mitchell J. E. Burke B. A. Olds R. W. Collier R. E. Parham J. E. Collins H. S. Pels L. E. Erbstein S. Y. POON B. D. Finch M. Romer L. J. Friedman J. K. Rudy J. L. GOSSETT R. S. Sarfaty H. C. Herndon R. J. Stripling S. L. Ho H. A. Summers J. C. Hubbard C. H. Thompson C. T. KwoK J. L. West H. R. Lester M. J. Yates PARHAM OFFICERS R. E. Parham President L. D. Erbstein Vice President B. D. Finch Secretary R. S. SARFATi ' Treasurer Sarfatv Collier Collins Erbstein Finch Gossett Kwok Lester Mitchell Olds Poon Stripling Summers Ttiompson West Yates 339 §A %. Bowers Chastdln Cldrks on Daniels Dostal Eienburg Elkir.s Elrod Exarchou Franklin Gilmore Hawthorne Hollls Hubbard Judd Kellett Klein Man McKinnev Morelli Petty Phillips, F. Phillips, J. Ramsay Reed Reid Russell Scott Seymour Shepherd Smith Swilley Usry Walih Watkins Weissenberger OFFICERS J. L. Burt R. M. GiLMORK G. F. Franklin A. R. Dostal President Vice President Secretary Tretiiurer ETA KAPPA NU is a national Electrical Engineering fraternity of which the Beta Mu chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in 1941. The membership is composed of out- standing juniors and seniors in Electrical Engineering. ETfl Kflppn nu MEMBERS D. E. B() x KRs R. M. C ' iIlmori; I-. H. McKlNNEY E. L. Scott J. L. Burt G. B. Ha x ihorne |. C. MORELLl H. P. Se:vmoiir R. M. Chastain J. S. Mollis C. A. Peity A. Skellii: T. M. Clarkson R. G. HUBUARI) F. M. Phillips W. H. Sheperd J. F. Daniels J. A. Hudson J. M. Phillips D. L. Smith A. R. Dostal M. Judd .1. F. Prescott T. E. SVCILLEY W. Elenburg C. M. Kellktt R. S. Ramsay B. O. Usry R. A. Elkins R. J. Klein C P. Reed I. R. Walsh J. W. Elrod S. B. Marx F. Reid E. N. Watkins N. J. EXARCHOU C. F. McGiNNis W. H. RrssELL R. A. Weidell G. F. Franklin H. G. WELssENi rR(;i:K 340 ALMAND OFFICERS C. F. Almand President Roi.sTON Johnson Vice President Robert Emmons Secretary T. M. Mathers Treasurer 1 he Industrial Management Siiciety is the honorary professional group in the Industrial Management Department. To be eligible for membership in the organization, the student must be a member of the department and be in the upper third of the class and must ha e shown outstanding leadership and interest in th field of his studies. The purpose of the Society is to give the senior student a practical view of industry that is sometimes neglected in the classroom. Barnctt Bellamy Black Burke Camp Collins Copeland Emmons Fraser Frierson Gambill Grecniess Holmen Holmes Hull Johnson Knight Lane Lindblom Malone Mann Mathers Mathis McCamisS McCullough Mitchell Moore, E. E. Mort,an Moschak Murdoch Oglesby Russell Sims Stat ' iam Usher Williams m. SOCIETV MEMBERS C. F. Almand R. S. Emmons J. C Lane Van L. Moore L. W. Barnes D. A. Eraser E. H. Lindblom J. J. Morgan ?. G. Barnktt C. R. Frierson H. F. McCamish J. Moschak R. W. Bellams R. F. Gambill H. C. McCullough J. R. Murdoch D. F. Black J. U. Greenless H. A. Malone NL L. Oglesby H. G. Burke E. E. Holmen EsTES Mann T. A. Russell 1. S. Camp I. Holmes J. R. Mansell H. W. Sims R. B. COFFMAN H. Hull I. M. Mathers H. L. Speir H. R. F. Collins R. Johnson V. L. Mathis R. W. Statham W. D. COPELANn J. A. Jordan H. B. Mitchell D. W. Usher J. E. Coy C. D. Knight E. E. MooRE A. D. Williams 341 PHI PSI I ' Hl PS is ;i national honorary textile fraternity which has as its aim the promotion of better feeling and closer relations between the textile students, and to strengthen the position of the textile industry. Election to membership is limited to a percentage of the junior and senior textile students. OFFICERS E. D. Jewell President Asbell Brinkley Clarke Cook. R, Cook. T. Fullington Gate Jackson Jarrard Kirkpatrick Lyie Mays Moody Murray Penney Quarles r.enfroe Sessions Stewart Tutt George Kilpatrk k Vice President Bill Gale Secretary Tom Cook Treasurer MEMBERS C. O. Asbell B. H. Brinklev J. L. Brovcnlee J. L. Clarke R. W. Cook T. M. Cook F. H. Cooper E. S. Fullington W. J. Gale J. D. Jackson G. A. Jarrard E. D. Jewell G. L. Kirkpatrick D. L LvLE T. A. Mays E. E. Moody A. J. Moo Young E. Murray C. R. Penney C. D. Quarles J. M. Reneroe W. C Sessions R. R. Stewart J. F. Tutt 342 PI Tnu siG mo PI TAU SIGMA, the honorary Mechanical Engineering fra- ternity, selects its membership from the outstanding juniors and seniors of each year. To be ehgible for membership, a student must not only have high scholastic standing in his class but also fulfill requirements of character and leadership. MEMBERS R. 1.. Avery R. G. Garcia R. M. Kinzey W. J. Raczynski J. E. Bass R. L. Geer M. W. KORB J. E. Rankin P. K. Beatenbough S. G. Green J. N. Krescanko C. L. Ray E. A. Bennett W. H. Greene W. M. Law J. R. Sanders A. L. Bernstein G. W. Greenwood I. W. Locke H. G. Schlosser H. G. BOLCKER I. L. Hallman R. M. MacMillian W. H. Schroeder W. R. Bolton H. H. Ham T. J. Malgeri W. R. Shawver A. C. Bradham H. E. Harding F. J. Ma lone Y J. B. Shore J. Breiner T. B. Hardison J. b. Martin R. A. Shropshire C. D. Brovcn C. W. Harwell 1. M. L rtin J. L. Smith J. O. Buchanan ]. C. Hays tiL R. Martin T. M. Smith J. C. Campbell R. T. Heath J. N. Moore T. N. Spink R. E. Cannon R. P. Henry W. L. Mullett T. E. Stanley R. D. Cheverton P. H. Hess L H. Murphy J. F. Steedlay R. D. Clark A. L. Holliman C. P. Neese R. B. Stewart L. B. Collat D. N. Howell W. S. OSTRANDER P. E. Talley L. C. Crowt)er M. A. Johnson F. A. Perkins C. D. Watson W. C. Crutcher N. H. Johnson G. L. Peters L. T. Weatherly I. W. DAmico S. H. Jopling L. C. Prontaut L. W. Williams T. M. Davis J. B. Kalmback H. L. Pruitt D. L. Winter G. M. Everitt D. L. KlLLGORE I. V. Rachmaciei J. C Wooten OFFICERS J. C Campbell President H. E. Hardlng Vice President J. N. Moore Secretary T. M. Davis Treasurer ' JJm Lt . Avery Bass Beatenbough Bernstein Blocker Bolton Bradham Breiner Brown Buchanan Campbell Cannon Cheverton Clark Collat Crowder Cretcher DAmico Davis Everitt Garcia Geer Green Greene Hallman Ham Harding Hardison Hays Heath Henry Hess Holliman Howell Johnson Jopling Kalmback Killgore Korb Krescanko Law Locke MacMillian Malgeri Maloney Martin. J. D. Martin. J. M. Martin. M. R. Moore Mullett Murphy Neese Ostrander Perkins Prontaut Pruitt Rachnnaciei RacxynskI Rankin Ray Sanders Schlosser Schroeder Shawver Shore Smith, J. Smith. T. Spink Stanley Steedlay Stewart Talley Watson Weatherly Williams Winter Wooten 343 siGHifl PI siGmn SIGMA I ' l SiCiMA, l hysics Depaicnxnr hor.or tjioup, is one of tlic iiew fraternities organized on the Tech campus. The society, whicli has no secret ritual, endeavors to promote interest in physics through lectures and demonstrations which are open to the public. It has made exceptional progress in its first year and is expected to be one of the leading departmental honorary fraternities in the near future. yOUNG OFFICERS R. A. Yt)UNc; President R. D. Wetherington Vice Presxlciit J. G. Carver Secretary B. B. JEWETT Treasurer MEMDERS R. H. Andi.rson W. W. Atkins R. W. Bi;aiu) H. T. Bent J. E. Bovi) J. X. Brennan J. L. Brown L. L. Byrd W. D. Cassimus J. G. Carver R. S. CONGI.ETON V. CRA X ' E0R1) W. B. Crouch C. C. Cvitan B. S. Deaver N. H. Ethricge R. E. Garrett H. B. Harvey H. M. Herreman R. E. HONER J. H. Hovi ' EV H. IVEY B. M. jEWETT C. E. Jones G. C. Knollman W. H. Lee T. S. Lefler F. E. LowANCE W, C. Macon G. C. McKoY T. G. Murphy C. A. Myers R. NOAR C. C. Ostrander C H. Pauly J. R. Penny C. Perkins I. I ' . Perkins B. (). Pvkon J. E. Rhodes G. P. Robinson P. Rose; C. ROSINHERG G. A. R OSS E LOT W. C. Simpson R. L. Smith E. D. Stringer D. J. Tolan J. H. ToLAN I. E. Vll.l.AROSA C. R. Wallace R. P. Watkins A. W. Wren R. D. Wl-THERINGION I.. D. Wyly R. A. YtJUNG Anderson Beard Bent Brennan Brown Cassimus Carver Congleton Crawford Crouch Cvitan Deaver Ethridge Harvey Jcwett Jones Lee Lefler Macon McKoy Murphy Noar Pauly Perkins Rosenberg Smith Stewart Stringer Tolan, D- Tolan, J. Wallace Watkins Wren Wetherin gton Young 344 PUBLICflTIOnS BOSWELL Bil SclfC Henry F. McCamish, Jr. Charles D. Bobo Austin W. West E. Blount Boswell Joseph W. Clark H. Murray Cleare William L. Cooper John E. Forshtav John C. Huskisson Fred L Jones William H. Winsemann Editor Business Manager Managing Editor Fraternity Editor Adiertising Manager Features and Military Editor Photography Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Collection and Distribution Manager Class Editor • - «? I COOPER FORSHTAY HUSKISSON JONES WINSEMANN 346 PRINf The Blue Print which is the official yearbook of Georgia Tech is published by the students during the latter part of the spring term. Sections of each yearly issue are devoted to classes, faculty and admin- istration, athletics, fraternities, features, and campus organizations in an attempt to present a complete coverage as possible of the various activities which take place on the Tech campus during the school year. For many years the Blue Print has ranked high in the field of collegiate yearbooks and is a publication of which Tech students are justly proud. MEMBERS J. 1. Bell J. W. Carpenter F. Foss J. LeCraw D. Ramsbottom M. Bennett F. E. Chavel C R. Gardner D. Lennard R. Rast B. Bishop W. Cheeley D. Gordon A. Levie B. Roberts D. Blitch E. Clay G. Hallman E. Lindblom J. F. Steedley D. BOGUE CCox R. Heath P. Mayson R. Sutton J. Bond R. Dupree F. Holder F. T. Minton E. A. Waller A. L. Brauy C. D. Durden E. Knight P. Nichols 1. D. Wilkes W. R. BURRUS J. Fletcher W. Lariscy I. R. Patrick D. Wood T. Burton M. H. Floyd J. Lawler C. Perry Bell Bennett Bishop Blitch Bogue Bond Brady Burrus Burton Carpenter Chavel Cheeley Clay Cox Dupree Durden Fletcher Floyd Foss Gardner Gordon Hallman Heath Holder Knight La riscy Lawler LeCraw Lennard Levie Lindblom Mayson Minton Nichols Patrick Perry Ramsbottom Rast Roberts Steedley Sutton Waller Wilkes Wilson Wood 347 DoNAl.l) V. USHliR . . FJilor Richard 1. Fox Business Manager ROBFRT R. Gibson Business Manager 1. Mack GregoRIE Managiii)- Editor Ll ' NNV S. Frieden . . , , - Associate Editor William H. Shepherd News Editor G. Bruce Kidd Features Editor Donald M. Judd Sports Editor Bert Edleson Assistant Sports Editor David P. Gumming World Events Editor (AMES E. Burke Adverlisint- Manager William WeILLER Assistant Adiertising Manager George Puca Assistant Adiertising Manager Thomas M. Smith Circulation Manager Roger Bostick ... Assistant Circulation Manager Austin W. West Collection Manager Garner G. Hallman Merchandising Manager C umming MEMBERS S. Barcum W. Jones p. Barnett I. Katenbrink K. Barre R. KlMZEY 1. Bell I. Leff W. Benson L. Levenson P. Berg R. McClosky R. Bostick W. MC.IUNKIN C. Brown B. Martin F. Bryant C. MORCOCK R. Burrell J. Moseley M. Cleark H. Nadvi ' ornv W. Cooper W. Neilly G. CORENZ H. Oakley E. Crake G. Puca H. Dauc;htrv D. Ramseottom D. DURDl-N R. Reddy B. F.Dl.ESON ]. ROBl-RSON D. Farmer p. RonioLZ P. Frii:dman L. Seegar W. Gambil J. Steedi.ey D. Gordon E. Telly T. Green R. Warwick I. Greene W. Weiller C. Grimsmaw G. Wells B, Grubaugh J. Zane F H K HSIAI DIER .i48 ' THt TtCHNIQUe S.6A.TtCH J T The Technique is the semi-weekly newspaper of the Georgia Institute of Technology, published each Tuesday and Friday of the school year by the students of Georgia Tech. Its primary purpose is the publication of student news, including news of organizations, campus activities, sports, and other events of interest. Student opinion on current affairs is also expressed through the medium of an editorial page containing letters to the Editor, opinion polls, and discussion articles. ,0 i. -I 4C ' n A.. : ■nTj w i ' A Barcum Barnett Barre Bell Benson Berg Bostick Brown Bryant Burrell Cleare Cooper Crake Daughtry Durden Edieson Farmer Friedman Gamblll Gordon Green Greene Grimshaw Grubaugh Hochstaedter Jones Katenbrink Kimzey Lcff Levcnson McJunkin Martin Morcock Moseley Nadworny Neilly Oaklev Puca Ramsbottom Reddy Roberson Rotholi Seegar Steedley Tilly Warwick Weiller Wells Zane 349 Pickett Dave Crane Editor Ashley Vincent Business Manat er Bob PicKEiT Managing Editor Frank Martin Associate Editor Mack Gregorie Feature Editor Jim Byrd Advertising Manager Donald Hartman Circulation Manager Earl Jackson Assistant Circulation Manager STAFF MEMBERS H. B. AlRTH, Jr. W. B. Holland R. E. Anderson C. M. Kennedy R. N. AUGKR J. W. Lay E. P. Blanchard T. E. Madra E. L. BOCKSTRUCK a. J. McNeill W. D. Bradbury B. R. Mogul J. J. Brhinkr I-. B. Montgomery G. H. Campuell J. R. Mullins T. A. Cramer B. H. MUNDV R. C. Dancy H. M. Oakley T. M. Davis C. E. Quentel W. F. DiLLARD M. B. Roberts C. H. Dunn r. E. Rodgers J. E. Feltham G. B. SCHNADEl. F. L. Fowler, Jr. J. F. Steedley J. Friscia F. C. Tallant R. M. Gilmore R. H. Taylor H. H. Griswold W.E.Turner MARTIN GREGORIE BYRD 350 THE Ik rfiiMUi The Georgia Tech Eng ' nieei is a technical publication issued by the students of Georgia Tech eight times each year. It contains reports of research by Tech professors, and other scientific articles by students and faculty, as well as articles on social and economic problems which confront the engineer at work in society. Staff work includes writing, art, and business management. Airth Anderson Auger Blanchard Brocltstru ick Bradbury Breiner Campbell Cramer Dancy Davis Dlllard Dunn Feltham Fowler Frisca Gilmore Griswold Holland Kennedy Lay Madra McNeill Mosul Montgomery Mullins Mundy Oakley Quentel Roberts Schnabel Steedley Tallant Taylor Turner 351 Wayne H. Coloney Editor Carl Fulton B iiiess Manager Clarence Sweets Managing Editor Bill Holland Art Editor Ralph Day Feature Editor L. S. Orr Make-up Editor Al Roloff Joke Editor Bob Pool Assistant Business Aianager RoLSTON Johnston Advertising Manager Joe Summerour . . Circnlation and Exchange Bill Schroeder Cut Manager % HOLLAND DAY ORR ROLOFf ( ' .( POOL JOHNSON SUMMEROUR SCHROEDER 352 The Yellow Jacket is the Georgia Tech humor magazine. The main objective of the Yellow Jacket is to serve as an outlet for creative writers, cartoonists, artists, and photog- raphers on the campus. Articles of technical or even semi-technical nature are of no concern to this publication. The expected results of the Yellow Jacket embrace all forms of enjoyment. The students who read the magazine do so for the pleasure that they receive, rather than for practical knowledge. EDITORIAL STAFF R. N. Auger P. M. Liberman J. D. BULLARD J. F. Mulling J. E. Dennis C. L. Roberts, Jr. J. E. Feltham T. P. Jobinson, Jr. C. J. Ford F. F. Simpson J. R. Hardee, III F. C. Tallant J. B. Kalmbach M. J. Willner ART STAFF J. E. Biggs G. D. Newton, Jr. F. O. Branch E. J. Pillert F. B. COLLAT W. A. Thomas B. D. Ellis J. E. Warner B. Grubaugh H. H. Williamson W. L. Langstaff W. R. Wills BUSINESS STAFF L. R. Coleman T. G. Moore H. W. Field C P. Moreton R. V. Fuller W. E. Roebuck F. N. Handal S. R. Simcox W. Lang G. Surathers J. F. McGARin- E. F. TiLLEY, Jr. E. R. McKenna PHOTOGRAPHERS M. Cleare W. Cooper %. ' k ' 4 Auger Biggs Branch Clcarc Coleman Collat Cooper Dennis Ellis Feltham Puller Grubaugh Handal Hardee Kalmbach Lang Langstaff Liberman McGarity McKenna Moreton Mulling Newton Pillert Roberts Robinson Roebuck Simcox Tallant Thomas Tilly Warner Williamson Willner Wills 353 PUBLICflTIOnS BOARD The Publications Board, made up of representatives from the four student publications, is the governing body on policy and scope of coverage as pertains to each of the four. The editors, business managers, and faculty advisors from the Techniqia ' , Yellon jacket. Blue Print, and The Engnieer are automatically members of the Board together with a representative from the Student Council and Pi Delta Epsilon. Associate Dean of Students John J. Pershing is the permanent chairman of the board. ANDERSON COLONEY CRANE FOX FULTON McCAMISH USHER WEST OFFICERS Dean J. J. Pershing Chairman Elam Anderson Secretary MEMBERS Elam Anderson Student Council Representative Charles Bobo Blue Print Business Manager WA ' iT JE COLONEY Yellow Jacket Editor Dave Crane Engineer Editor Dick Fox Technique Business Manager Carl Fulton Yellow Jacket Business Manager Hank McCamlsh Blue Print Editor Don Usher . . Technique Editor Ashley Vincent Engineer Business Manager Austin West Pi Delta Epsilon Representatiie Edward Foster Faculty Advisor Technique Paul HeFFERNAN Faculty Advisor Blue Print J. Nugent Faculty Advisor Yellow Jacket Alan Pope Faculty Advisor Engineer 354 ORGflnizjTions -(V OFFICERS EsTES W. Mann Brian S. Brown Bruce J. Sams George G. Nalesnik President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Anderson Attaway Bigss Blitch Bradshaw Brown, B Brown, K. Callaway Delay Gothard Hicks Horsey MEMBERS E. Anderson J. J. Attawav J. E. Biggs J. D. Blitch, III. H. Bradshaw, Jr. B. S. Brown K. G. Brown B. M. Callaway J. E. Delay E. DUNWODY H. W. Field E. S. Gothard J. H. Hicks W. Horsey L. Hiinter W. S. JETT E. D. Jewell W. T. Kennedy G. Kirkpatrick D. C. Lacy J. W. Lay R. E. Lee P. M. Liberman E. W. Mann, Jr. M. Mayfield D. P. McBrayer S. Mitchell G. G. Nalesnik C. A. Petti- G. C. Phili IPS J. C. Pruiit R. R. Rast B. Sams W. H. Schroeder J. H. Tolan D. W. Usher L. W. Vanover D. A. Vincent A. W. West 356 Hunter Jett Kennedy Kirkpatrlck Lacy Lay Lee Liberman Mann Mayfield McBraycf Mitchell Ndksnik Petty Phillips Pruitt Rast Sams Schroeder Tolan Usher Vanover Vincen ' West The Student Council, now in its twenty-eighth year, is the governing body of tlie 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 quarter of each school year, with the exception of the freshmen who are elected at the first of the fall quarter. 357 1 LANE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES W. Calhoun H. J. Cooke D. i-RANKLET L. Jordan A. D. Lrn Li: iohn P. A. Pleak ■ S. Ravnes M. Trevino OFFICERS J. Lane Presic c ' iil E. Brehdlovh Vice President G. Franklin Treasurer J. Askew Secretary J. Daniels Corresponding Secretary CALHOUN OFFICERS W. Calhoun President R. A. Cox Secretary P. Wheeler Treasurer council The Tech unit of the Independent Students Organization, a national club, has done much to aid the non-fraternity man. This organization is devoted to helping its members to become well rounded in their college life. The I. S. O. has done much toward this goal since their organization, and they now rank as one of the top social organizations on the campus. Franklet Trevino GLcnn uniT MEMBERS L. Akin 1 ' . Garcia M. Rebich W. W. Calhoun D. Harvey E. Richardson R. A. Cox S. M. HUSAYNI R. W. Schmidt M. W. Croker T. D. James D. Stodden G. N. DeLoache W. Martin A. B. Walls T. H. Ellison R. McRae P. Wheeler W, L. FisiiV E. H. Parker J. Young 9t 1 9L % ?v. Cox Croker DeLoache Ellison Harvey Husayni James Martin McRae Parker Richardson Schmidt Stodden Walls Young ,■ 58 REBELS UniT RICHMOND OFFICERS GARNER OFFICERS M. R. Garner T. N. Brown W. P. Todd C. L. Archie C. L. Archie S. B. Arline F. J. Bridges T. N. Brown T. A. Coments J. R. Davis C. O. Duffy R. N. Fowler M. R. Garner MEMBERS A. J. German W. E. Holt R. W. Johnson J. C. Lane B. F. Long A. D. LlTTLEJOHN J. M. Martin L. S. Orenden R. E. Rankin President Vice President Secretary Treasurer B. F. RODGERS C Sawyer C Shive R. E. Stafford T. C. Tabor W. P. Todd R. A. Ward J. E. Wilkens L. O. Winter TOUJERS UniT S. Richmond T. A. Akin J. Wall J. Gruss President Vice President Secretary Treasurer T A. Akin .1. S. Bavnard, Jr. K. C. Beene H. Bryant V. C. Chew C. J. Collins H. J. Cooke MEMBERS J. V. De Francisci M. Felix J. Gruss A. D. Nacht J. R. Patrick, Jr. S. Richmond L A. RiGELL W. T. Russell A. Serenatti P. H. Shoun C. SWANN E. WALICHOW ' SKI 1. Wall G. M. Watts Akin Collins Patrick Shoun Baynard Cooke Richmond Swann Beene Dc Francisci Rigell Wallchowski Bryant Gruss Russell Wall Chew Nacht Serenatti Watts 359 ■•• CRLLflUJRV UniT LOCKE OFFICERS J. V. LOC Kli E. Moody L Gordon S. S. Campbhli. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer member: L. B. Arnold G. C. Beckmann D. G. Bradsto ;k J. B. Brawner J. L. Cain S. S. Campbell R. B. Cayce H. R. F. CoLlNS B. Denton C. W. Ferguson Louis Gordon Luther Gordon e. s. gothard T. L. Graves C. Hartis K. A. Johnson I. L. Jordon H. A. Kenvon J. Lane H. Lloyd J. W. Locke b. E. Mahaffey I. Mathers S. H. McLean W. McWhorter E. Moody D. S, Moore C. C. Ostrander B. Peck L. Peterfreund N. H. Salter I. N. Satterwhite I. A. Sink M. Spratlin T. K. Speer A Stephens E. Thompson H. K. Tinker A. D. Williams L. Williams m i Arnold Beckmann Bradstock Brawner Cain Campbell Cayce Collins Denton Ferguson Gordon Gothard Graves Hartis Johnson Jordon. J. Jordon. T. Kenyon Lane Locke Mahaffey Mathers McLean McWhort er Peck Peterfreund Salter Satterwhite Sink Spratlin Speer Stephens Tinker Williams A. D. Williams, A. L. Married srudents who live in the Callaway Apartments belong to the Callaway Unit of the ISO. Members of this unit, participating in all ISO functions, have distinguished themselves in their scholastic and extra-curricular activities. They are leaders in football and other intra- mural sports. 360 LRTin fllHERICRn CLUB Alvarez Annicchaar CO Behar Blanco Caruso Chaufan Chibas Cobo, A. Cobo, J. Comas Cubas DeLaGuard a. J. DeLaGja dia. M. Delsado Estrada Fernandez Frarquiz Garcia Jimenez Kubly Liberman Lizis Lopez Martinez Pedroso Portela Querejata Ramirez Rinaldi Root Sacal Scqueira Trevino Ulivi. G. Ulivi, s. The Latin American Club of the Independent Students Organization is composed of Latin students on tiie Tech campus. This unit strives to acquaint the Latin students with their new environment and at the same time to furnish social functions with students of their native lands. This unit has been very active in all ISO functions and has generally met with success in all their ventures. OFFiCLr;5 j. PORTtl.A President E. Sacal Vice President R. Sequeira Secretary R. TOYOS Treasurer MEMBERS J. Abasolo ivl. Alvarex R. Annicchiarico J. Bar.jun A. Behar F. Beiro W. EIBB J. Blanco O. Caluff L. A, Cargia V. Caruso A. Cespedes A. Chaufan G. Chidas A. Co: :o J. COEO A. Comas O. COSTO E. Cubas J. DeLaGI ARDIA M. DhLAGUARI)L C Delgado M. Estrada A. Fernandhs F. Franquiz F. Garcia L. Garcia C. Irabarren A. Jimenez A. RUBLV P. I IBERMAN S. A. Liz L. Lopez O. Martinez X. Pedroso J. Portela a. Qiere.iata A. Ramirez V. RiNAIDl R. A. Root F. Sacal R. Sequeira C. SOSA R. TOYOS M. Trevino G. Ulivi S. Ulivi F Vai ent: M Varona I. Villanova D. Z ' znago 361 !•• FLEMING MEMBERS W. E. Adams L. G. Anderson J. H. Askew S. D. Barcun M. H. Bellah, Jr. W. A. Bellisle H. J. Bernhardt C E. Breedlove H. G. Cagle A. B. Carpenter, Jr. J. M. Cravev L. M. Cromartie J. C CURLEV T. N. Daniel M. L. DiGGORV E. E. Eden FIELD L. N. Evans L. D. Fambrough B. O. Fleming R. G. Frye E. S. Fullington J. M. GooDsoN, Jr. C. S. Hardman J. D. Haulerook J. E. Head P. P. Henry J. E. Hermansdorfer P. H. Hess H. A. Johnson C. D. Knight R. A. Langanke J. M. Lehosky L. M. LIVERMORE H. J. Longlf.y J. J. Manoussoff J. H. Max FY W. A. McKay W. C. Monk, Jr. R. R. Morris R. F. ODii.i. J. c;. Pruitt G. A. PiiROY, Jr. S. Ra-iNFS R. A. Ri .zo R. E. Rohi:rtson E. E. Smith T. H. Smith D. R. Swanson, Jr. E. O. TURNISPFFD G. C. Walker M. R. Walker I. L. Wilson J. T. Wright smiTH uniT OFFICERS B. O. Fleming E. H. Smith W. C Monk I. D. Haulbrook President Vice President Secretary Treasurer n% Adams Anaerson Askew Barcun Belidh Bellisle Bernhardt Breedlove Cagle Carpenter Crdvey Cromar le Curley Daniel Diggory Evans Fleming Frye Fullingt an Goodson Hardman Haulbrook Head Hcrmansdo fer Hess Johnson Knighf Langanke Lehosky Livermore Longley Manoussoff Maxey McKay Monk Morris Odell Pfuitt Purdy Raynes Ri2ZO Smith. E. Smith. T. Swanson Turnipseed Walker G. Walker. M. Wilson Wright Independent Students ' Organization members in Smith Dormitory belong to the Smith Unit of tliis organization. The Smith Unit is one of the larger units and has gone far since its recent organization. This unit actively participates in .ill activities of the ISO. 362 TECHUJOOD UniT OFFICERS A. J. Haywood G. O. Kelbi-ri E. L. Collins J. G. Moss President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adams Anderson Baslbaugh Beckler Britton Bussey Cantrell Cheverton Coleman Collins Conover Corlcy Cundiff Daniels Dempsey EIrod, T. C. EIrod. W. Finkelston Franklet Franklin Geiger Gilbert Graham Grant Hamling Hawkins Holt Huddleston Joiner Kelbert Law Layson Ligon Lowry Moss Munnich Nutty Parr Perry Phillips Rachmaciei Randall Richey Scales Scoggins Smith Spears Stephenson Swisher Tantum Topping Usrv Watson Wells White Wilson Co-op members of the ISO belong to the Techwood Unit. Changing membership each quarter, this unit meets slightly greater organizational difficulties than confront the other units. Despite this the Teciiwood Unit is one of the most active of the group. HAYWOOD MEMBERS W. D. AC.KKK L. H. Adams J. Anderson W. S. Balsbaugh C. E. BlXKLER W. R. Britton B. BUSSEV C. M. Cantrell R. Cheverton J. S. Coleman E. L. Collins R. E. Conover W. L. Corley J. Cundief J. F. Daniels R. E. Dempsey P. Edfeldt T. C. Elrod W. D. Elrod D. Finkelston D. L. Franklet G. Franklin R. E. Geiger G. Gilbert M. R. Graham . U. Grant B. H. Hamling S. E. Hawkins A. J. Haywood V. D. Holt J. Huddleston G. V. Joiner G. O. Kelbert R. M. Law AD. Layson W. M. Ligon T. Lowry I. G. Moss M. W. Munnich W. A. Num- C Parr H. U. Perry C. Phillips I. V. Rachmaciet W. T. Randall C. H. Richey B. Scales K. E. Scoggins F. D. Smith R. E. Spears, Jr. R. J. Stephenson I. Swisher V. E. Sykes E. W. Tantum T. W. Topping B. O. Usry F. A. Watson T. R. Wells R. E. White J. M. Wilson 363 RiDERicnn nssocinnon OF TEHILE CHEiniSTS nno coLORisTS The student chapter of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists is now functioning in the Textile Engineering Depart- ment. This organization sponsors speakers that are prominent in the field of Textile Engineering, motion pictures on various processes, and field trips to mills and other points of interest in the textile field. 364 OFFICERS New Hightower Textile Building. John E. Collins j. D. Ellington Edmund Mirrav R. R. Stewart, Jr. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Muse Norville Nurnberg Poon Powell Privettc Ross Sarfaty Sessions Stewart Summers Taylor Thompson Touloukian Weathers Yates MEMBERS C. O. ASBELL W. F. BlGGERS W. C. Blackstone, |k G. R. BoLEMAN, Jr. M. Brabant I. Brand B. H. Brinkley, Jr. J. W. Casteen A. J. Chaiken T. M. Cook J. E. Collins J. E. Copeland H. E. Corely J. R. Davis. Jr. H. B. Dovi ell J. D. Ellington H. F. Elsom L. D. Erbstein C. W. Fethe B. O. Fleming G. B. Flower . Franco W. I. Gale W. J. Garrett J. l Gossett R. P. Grifein G. G. Hallman W. L. Hammond P. G. Harris C. L. Henry, Jr. H. C Herndon S. L. Ho E. D. jEVi ELL I. E. (OHNSTON T. A. ' Mays A. J. Moo Young E. AIurray W. H. Muse Z. S. Norville L. C. Nurnberg G. S. Y. PooN F. P. Powell J. M. Privette X. A. Rivera l L ROMER I. G. Ross R. S. Sarfaty W. C. Sessions R. R. Stewart. Jr. H. A. Summers J. W. Taylor C. H. Thompson Z. S. Touloukian H. L. Weathers M. J. Yates 365 nmERicRn CERomic societv The American Ceramic Society was originally organized on the Tech campus in 1926. The purpose of this organization is to unify the students of the School of Ceramic Engineering so that the students, in the spirit of cooperation and fellow- ship, may wtirk together toward their common goal of personal development and professional achievement. OFFICERS James G. Breedlove President Raymond C. Fleming Secretary JONAIHAN T BLA( K Treasurer Paul OnoM Sop oniiirc Representative MEMBERS C. AlTKEN R. C. Fleming R. Krasnoff P. Odom C Akin R. A. Ford I. Krochmal • H. Palmour C. Archie P. Galrtner R. H. Lew J. Pentecost C. Beall D. W. Gates D. LUPTON A. QUARIN F. Bebbington L. E. Gates, Jr. C. Mason D. Reinsmith J. T. Black W. A. Hassett M. Mayfield 1. Riley C. L. Blankenship C. M. HOHN S. McCORMICK W. Smith C. D. BoBO S. T. JAKUBOWSKI J. MCGEEVER G. Spring J. G. Breedlove C. H. Jennings W. McKay R. Stamps W. Brusse G. F. Jensen J. Mercer A. Stephens J. CiPRARI W. A. Tohnson k. B. Morris I. TiNIUS E. J. Dickson C M. foNES T. Nance J. Wall E. DOTSON D. M. JUDD C. Nowak J. D. Walton R. H. DUBLER i.. Williams BREEDLOVE Aitken Akin Archie Bebbington Black Blankenship Bobo Breedlove Brusse Ciprari Ootson Dubler Fleming Ford Gacrtner Gates. D. W Gates, L. E. Hassett Hohn Jakubowstti Jennings Jensen Johnson Jones Judd Krasnoff Krochma Levy Mayfield McCormick McGeever Mercer Morris Nance Nowak Odom Pentecost Quarin Smith Stamps Stephens Tinius Wall Walton Williams ,?66 RIDERICRR CHEmiCni SOCIETV The Srudent Chapter of the American Chemical Society at Cieorgia Tech was founded in the Fall Quarter of 1948. Membership in the Chapter is open to all graduate and under- graduate students of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. The organization affords an opportunity for the student to become better acquainted with the professional aspects of Chemistry. Its purposes are to foster a professional spirit among the members and to instill professional pride in Chemistry. BERRY OFFICERS T. W. Berry B. R. Catherwood E. F. Cox President Secretary Treasurer MEM T. W. Berry G. W. Bankston S. D. Bristow, Jr. R. Bruns J. L. Cain B. L. Callaway E. C Camp B. R. Catherwood A. R. CoLcoRD, Jr. R. W. Cole E. COLTON E. F. Cox J. E. Curry H. H. Daniel H. A. Dawson. Jr. E. J. Delay J. R. Detrio N. Floris J. M. Flournoy, Jr. C. L. Fowler S. H. Gray H. L. Hall R. E. Hodgson, Jr. BERS C. L. Kan B. F. Kennedy E. W. KUBICKY R. V. Levetan B. A. Marion W. P. Mayson D. C. Meredith J. L. Meyer S. Millikan B. R. McxjUL S. D. MOTSINGER J. R. MUNGER J. J. McALanus, Jr. A. D. Nacht C. E. Patterson 1. Pegues, Jr. E. R. PlERSON E. W. Richardson B. V. Salotto J. H. Schobnberg B. R. Terry S. Vaughn A. W. West Bristow Bruns Cain Caltaway Catherwood Colton Cox Daniell Dawson Delay Detrio Floros Flournoy Fowler Hodgson Kubicky Marion Mayson Meredith Mogul Munger McManus Nacht Patterson Pierson Richardson Salotto Terry Vaughn West 367 WEST MEMBERS G. K. Armstrong D. E. Baker P. T. Bankston C. B. Bastin J. R. Bauer A. H. Benning T. W. Berry T. W. Bibb H. E. Bishop J. B. Briggs S. D. Bristovp R. E. Brooks T. J. Browder R. Bruns H. S. Bryant E. C. Camp J. M. Burton J. L. Cain B. R. Cathervcood C. R. Cartw ' right A. D. Chaniiler A. R. Colcori) C. E. Clllum T. A. Cramer N. R. Crisler C. H. Dallman H. H. Daniell H. A. Dawson E. J. Delay G. C Derrick J. R. Detrio F. T. Dooley J. L. Ergle N. E. Fackler W. G. Few H. W, Field J. M. Floirnoy J. T. Foster E. E. Frizzell O. M. Fuller S. L. Fuller R. W. Galphin R. S. Gamble H. M. Gammagi; T R. Gardner R. A. Gender A. C. Gill W. M. Goldberger S. P. Grant D. L. Guffey W. F. Haite M. C Halstead J. R. Hammond J. P. Hal ' nson H. C Havron J. O. He xke H. B. HODGEN W. R. Horne J. W. Hudson E. C Hulsev R, N. Hutton L. E. Jaller W. J. Janczys J. A. Jernigan W. L. Johnson H. E. lUDD B. D. Kan W. J. Kelly E. L. Kendrick, Jr. B. F. Kennedy L, A. Klein R. L. Krimmel S. Kurlat C. F. Lagrone H. J. Lamothe S. L. Land W. I. Langstaff Z. Levine D. C. Lovci J. T. Madry H. L. Mahl R. E. Mann G. E. Mansfield E. L. Marion G. G. Mayfield W. P. Mayson T. W. McGeevfk C. A. McGinnis W. E. McKowN J. I. McManus W. F. McWhorter D. C. Meredith W. I. Metzger B. R. Mogul J. L. Myers A. D. Nacht R. E. Nystrom J. B, Paxton E. R. PlERSON X ' . G. Plimmi k J. 1. PORTELA N. H. Prater J. W. Rabern L. C. Ramsey .1. K. Read S. M. ROLLINSON K. J. Rooks D. L. Rost W. L. Schloenbach T, J. SOBOL C. O. Summers L. L. Tanner J. E. Thornton J. A. Vaillancourt R. E. Vaughn S. B. Vaughn J. F. Wall R. C. Ward A. W. West D. B. Wilkins I. R. Willis C Q. Wright L. M. Wylie L. H. Zalkow W. F. ZENON! HmERICfin inSTITUTE OFFICERS Austin W. West President Thomas W. Berry Vice President Duke C. Meredith Secretary Raymond E. Nystrom Treasurer Armstrong Briggs Cartwright Dallmann Dooley Fuller. S, Grant Bishop Cain Crisler Detrio Fuller. O. Gender Haunson 368 OF CHEiniCflL EHGinEERS The purpose of the student chapter of AIChE is to provide opportunities for tlie professional development of students in Chemical Engineering. It is recognized that the professional associations made during student days become valuable in later years, and that the professional attitudes acquired at that time set the pattern for later life. A scholarsliip award is made each year to the junior in the chapter who has attained the highest scholastic average during his first two years. This award is a student chapter emblem, either pin or lapel button, together with certificate of award. Hdvron Hewke Hodgeden Home Hudson Hulsey Hutfon Jailer Janciys Jernigan Johnson Kan Kelly Kendrick Kle!n Krimmel Kurtat Lagrone Lamothe Land Langstaff Lcvlne Low! Madry Mahl Mann Marion Mayfield Mayson McGeever McGinnis McKown McManus McV horter Meredith Metzger Mogul Myers Nacht Nystrom Paxton Pierson Plummer Portela Prater Rabern Ramsey Read Rolllnson Rooks Rost Schloenbach Sumnners Tanner Thornton Vaughn, R. Vaughn. S. Ward Wilkins V illis Wright Wyiie Zaikow 369 RHIERICfln inSTITUTE OF MEMBERS E. A. Adomat W. L. Cooper E. B. Goodrich S. P. IliNKINS T. G. North S. F. Smith L. H. Aiki:n T. L. CORWIN L. E. Gradick G. W. Jordan A. D. OwI ' NS R. E. Spears P. H. Bacon G. W. Counts E. W. Green H. M. JUDD L. Peterfreund T. K. Speer M. S. Bat chki.i)i;r H. W. Crawford I. S. Green C. W. Kastner C, A. Petty- C. F. Stanford F. A. Bazkmori: W. L. Cross x ell M. D. Green C M. Kellett F. L. Pfarr W. C. Stephens J. O. Bknnett W. A. BiiNNtrr J. C. Curlev R. R. Gunter H. L. Kelly F. M. Phillips R. H. Stockman R. E, CURRIE 1. D.Hall R. B. Kepp J. F. Phillips M. R. Storey J. C. Brrgman G. L. Bkrryman J. F. Daniels R. I. Hallock R. J. Klein J. M. Phillips . B. Stoughton J. B. Davidson J. C. Hammack R. L. Kleinman R. E. Porter P. R. Stranduerg R. H. Billings J. W. Davidson K. E. Hanft F. C Kretchman J. T. Powell K. T. Strickland R. I ' . BOAN C. C. Davis G. R. Hanks R. B. Lane G. E. Radford Norman Sturm A. W. BOEKELHEIDE W. F. Davis E. S. Harris L. H. Lewis J. H. Ramsay T. E. SWILLEV R. H. BOHLER A. R. Dostal M. D. Harris S. W. Lewis E. H. Reid G. B. Taylor W. S. BCX5NE J. C. Drennan R. S. Healey C. R. Livingston L A. Rigell P. B. Taylor D. E. Bowers R. S. DUGGAN L. D. Healy R. B. Lightner W. T. Russell J. S. Todd J. Braumiller B. E. Duncan J. C. Hemby N. C. Lilley W. H. Russell C A. Turner [. L. Burt B. B. Dunn R. D. Hesling F. D. Lister J. C Scarborough B. O. Usry O. M. Campbell J. Eliopolo W. B. Hillhouse H. I Longley E. L. Scott G. C. Walker R. M. Chastain R. A. Elkins 1. F. Holladav W. H. Lytle ]. O. Shannon |. R. Walsh W. A. Clark T. H. Ellison B. P. Hooten T, B. Marsh P. H. Shoun G. H. Ward T. M. Clarkston .1. W. Elroy R. G. Hubbard A. H. Marthens L. W. Simmons L. R. Watkins W. E. COK b. L. Entrekin R. 1. Hughes F. W. Martin A. C. Skellie H. G. Weissenberger L. H. Cone M. H. Floyd L. O. Hunter S. B. Marx D. L. Smith R. I. White M. S. Cone C. FOSCUE M. S. HUSAYNI D. P. McBrayer E. E. Smith M. I. WiLLNER L. D. Conner R. R. Gardner J. E. Jackson J. L. Moody H. O. Smith R. E. Wolf %%l I - L f MM-M r Bi: .-4A.j ££,fiii m Adomat Aiken Bacon Batchelder Bazemore Bennett, J. Bennett, W. Bergman Boan Boekelheide Bohler Bowers Burt Campbell Chastain Clark Clarkson Coe Cone Conner Cooper Corwin Counfs Crawford Croswcll Curley Currie Daniels Davidson. J, B Davidson, J . W, Davis, C. Davis, W. Dostal Drennan Duggan Duncan Dunn Eliopolo Elkins Ellison EIrod Floyd Foscue Gardner Goodrich Gradick Green. E. Green, J- Gunter Hall Hallock Hammack Hanft Hanks Harris, E, Harris. M. Healey Healy Hennby Hesling Hillhouse Holladay Hooten Hubbard Hughes Hunter Husaynl Jenkins Jordan Judd Kastner Kalleti Kelly Kepp Ktein Kretchman Lane 370 ELECTRICRL ERGinEERS The Georgia Tech Chapter of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers was established in 1915. The organization is dedicated to furthering tlie knowledge of electrical engineer- ing students in their chosen field. The organization stimulates the interest of its members by lectures, tours, and movies. SCOTT OFFICERS E. L. Scott President D. L. Smith Vice President R. I. Hallock Secretary-Treasurer Lewis, L. Lewis, S. Livingston Lightner Lilley Lister Longley Lytic Marsh Marthens Martin Mar McBrayer Moody North Owens Peterfrcund Petty Pfarr Phillips, F, Phillips, J. F. Phillips, J. M Porter Radford Ramsev Reid Rigell Russell Shoun Simmons Skellie Smith, D. Smith, E- Smith, H Spears Speer Stanford Stephens Stockman Storey Strandberg Strickland Sturm Swilley Taylor, G, Taylor, P- Todd Turner Usry Walker Walsh Watkins Weissenberger White Winner Wolf 371 RHIERICfln inSTiTUTE OF inOUSTRIflL EHGinEERS DYKES OFFICERS W. E. DVRES President J. E. Macon Vice Presi ieiit E. L. Cook Secretary Tlie American Institute of Indtistri.il Engineers is an organization within the Industrial Engineering Department. The or anization strives to acquaint the future I.E.s with the problems an d full particulars on he factors that the; ' will face upon gr aduation. The AlIE believes that these factors are not suliiciently covered in classroom work and attempt to enlarge their knowledge through lectures and discussions with practicing engineers in that field. MEMBERS j. V. Anihrson W. H. Clyhurn H. H. Griswold A. H. McCarthy H. I.. RIEDL V. G. Andirson W. G. COHB J. A. Hale A. H. McCrum R. Rose P. Aronin E. L. Colins P. P. Harding G. M. McNuTT R. F. Ruth S. M. Austin E. L. Cook I. R. Harris ]. F. Medford N. W. Self J. J. AVHNIA H. A. CORLEY C. W. Hartis W. E. Meek E. A. Shiver N. AVERV C. H. Cowan L. L. Hodges C. O. MIXON I. H. Sorrells R. L. Baub C. L. Crawford A. A. Hunt G. B. Mock 1. H. Stempel I. H. Baldwin B. L. Crider A. Hurvitz E. B. Montague (. H. Stevens W. V. Bf-NNEIT M. W. Croker W. R. Jackson D. A. Mortan H. C. Stratton L. A. BizzKLi. A. E. Cunningham R. M. Johnson S. L. Morgan R. N. Suhr N. H. BOLI.INGI-R V. J. Daniel W. H. ' jOLLY F. M. Morrison C. A. Sweets H. L. BOYI) B. G. Daverport F. L. Jones J. L. MORRISEY J. G. Tuten D. G. Bradstock W. V. Davis R. M. Kfarse W. H. Morrow B. Ulman J. F. Bryant W. E. Dykes W, B. Kinks H. W. Nance V. L. Van Horn P. C. Buck L. W. Ellenw ' ood D. C. Lacy S. T. Nutting T. M. Wade J. C. Byrd T. C. Elroi) J. L. Lang A. W. Oliver H. M. Wadsworth I. D. Caliwell H. E. Eschen E. Lashley L. W. Parnell R. K. Welch R. J. Carlson M. B. Farr I. W. Lay E. W. Perry F. B. Wiggins R. B. Cayce R. I. Fling ' m. a. Lochridge C. E. Phillips D. E. Wilson E. G. Chandler R. G. Frye R. M. MacMillan W. A. Pritchett W. R. P. Wilson F. E. Chavel T. L. Graham L E. Macon J. W. Proctor D. H. Wood P. R. Cheney I. M. Gregorie W. J. Manly A. E. Rainey S. S. Woods E. P. Chivington W. Richards C. Young 9 9 9 1 1 , m?% n o . a Anderson, J Anderson, W. Aronin Avenia Babb Baldwin Bizzell Bollinger Bradstock Bry.int Buck Byrd Cayce Chandler Chavel Cheney Clyburn Cobb Collins Cook Corley Crawford Crider Croker Cunningham Daniel Davis EIrod Farr Fling Frye Gregorie Griswold Hale tiarding Harris Hartis Hodges Hunt Hurvlli Johnson Jolly Jones Kearse Kines Lacy Lang Lashley Lay Lochridge MacMillan Macon Manly McCarthy McNutt Meek Mixon Mock Montague Morgan. D. A Morgan. S. L. Morrison Morrow Nutting Parnell Perry Proctor Rainey Richards Riedl Rose Stempel Stevens Stratton Suhr Sweets Van Horn Wade Welch Wiggins Wilson Wood Woods Young 372 nRCHITECTURRL SOCIETV The Georgia Tech Architectural Society was formed in 1910, one of the oldest organizations of its type on the campus. In 1943 tiie or- ganization affiliated with the American Institute of Architects, thus bringing student members in direct contact with the country ' s leading architectural designers and engineers. The society has several functions: educational, economical and social. Lectures are given and field trips made. The Society subscribes to several magazines and often purchases books for the departmental library and special equipment for student use. A i tim , WltM ' , 1 1 -j , 1 ( ri r c r o ? ' k A % Abbott Allen Ashley Aubel Baradell Bell SIgqs Blackburn Boyte Branch Burden Call Cochrane Collum Couch Crane Cunningham B. H. Cunningham C W. Dean Denny Dinsmore Fallis Forehand Funk Garner Gucrra Harrison Harrell Heasley Holtzman Howell James Jaudon Johnson, R. S. Le«y, P. Malone Martin Mastin McLean Orr Phillips Pillert Reagin Ritchen Satterwhitc Smith. T. E. Strong Thomas Tindel Tomlinson Tucker Vanover Warner West, R. L. West, W H. Yates OFFICERS A. F. BECKL M President L. W. Vanover Vice Prciideiit J. K. Dri ' ry Secretary N. J. Couch Treasurer MEMBERS L. V. Abbot W. H. Allen C. E. Ashley J. E. Ashley L. A. Aubel J. I. Baradell L. M. Bell J. E. Biggs V. O. Blackburn J. O. Boyte L. D. Bradford F. O. Branch A. E. Burden C. M. Cail J. A. Cochrane R. P. Coleman T. F. Collum N. J. Couch D. A. Crane B. H. Cunningham C. W. Cunningham W. D. Danielson L C Dean D. W. Denny F. P. Dinsmore S. P. Driscoll I. K. Drury S. E. Fallis J. E. Fergerson S. T. Franklin R. E. Forehand W. O. Fulmer W. I. Funk F . D. Garner H. G. Guerra F. L. Harrison B. C. Harrell W. D. Heasly M. Holtzman H. W. Ho XELL F. E. James C. W. Jauden Tom ;ay J. E. Johnson R. S. Johnson H. Levy P. Levy J. A. Malone W. A. Martin E. O. Mastin S. H. McLean W. P. Morris L S. Orr G. L. Phillips E. J. Pillert L. X ' . PULGRIM J. W. Reagin Ken Ritchen 0. E. Sanders J. N. Satterw hite L. AL Sheffer H. L. Samth T. E. Smith V. Smolen S. B. Spangler H. G. Strong E. T. Thomas T. H. Tindel W. Tomberlin D. F. Tomlinson L. E. Trotter B. L. Tucker L. W. Vanover 1. E. Warner R. L. West W. H. West P. Wong S. R. Wood G. S. Yates 373 nuiERicnn societv SPERRY KV. M. Alspaugh J. C. Anderson I ' . E. ANi:Ri;w ' S |. D. Andrkws J. J. Attaway J. C. Bailey P. L. Bakkum J. S. Barber J. I. Bell. Jr. W. A. Bellisle T. J. Bezouska F. E. Blackburn M. D. B(XiUE J. (). Booth A. B. L. BoRGH A. H. Branch I. B. Brawner I. P. Bricker J. R. Buchanan L. Burnsei) R. A. Burt r. R. Causby W. H. COLONEY J. C. Com ATI C. E. Conner R. B. Deadwyler H. D. Edwards, Jr. T. C. Ervin E. M. Feeney A. G. Feller S. L. Flournoy J. R. Phaser C. M. Gall L. F. Garcia J. E. Gauntt Y. K. Gayle. Jr. E. F. Gentsch MEMBERS H. W. Gill, Jr. R. P. Gross C H. Haney E. S. Harrell H. C. Harris A. J. Haywood J. E. Head E. T. Henry M. J. Hensley T. C Herndon A. B. HiGGINS G. S. HiNSHAVi O. IKEDA C. J. Jones J. L. Jones W. R. Jordan, Jr. M. N. Katz B. L. Kittle D. J. Knapp R. W. Lamkin, Jr. G. J. LOOKABAUGH C. R. Lowe W. J. L. Luck EH B. H. LuxoN R. S. Martin B. B. Mazanti C. P. Moreton H. B. MUNDY, Jr. A. H. McCarthy D. J. Napoli B. H, NORRIS L. E. Parker E. C. Parrish L. R. Potter W. L. Power J. C. Pruitt OFFICERS J. H. Sperry President E. W. Lamkin Vice President J. J. Attaway Secretary B. W. Whittier Treasurer R. E. L. Ray R. H. Rector J. R. Rigby H. J. Roberts J. E. Sadler G. R. Sander B. C. Scales D. E. Schaffer G. B. Schnabel R. P. Scott W. F. Seidel R. L. Smelley J. E. Smith L. J. Smith, Jr. W. E. Smith C. A. SosA J. H. Sperry M. S. Spratlin C. H. Tate H. Taylor H. K. Tinker R. W. TOLER E. G. TURNIPSEED A. J Van Suetendael R. D. Vaughan M. E. Volker M. R. Walker H. T. Weaver M. Weintraub C. H. West W. B. Whalley B. W. Whittier T. W. Wiedeman T. B. Williams W. H. Wiksemann J. W. WiTASICK M. E. Wood. Jr. : «. AKpdLigh Anderson Andrews, F. Andrews, J Attaway Bailey Bakkum Barber Bell Belllvie Bezouska Blackburn Bogue Booth Borgh Branch Brawner Bricker Buchanan Causby Coloney ComatI Conner Deadwyler Edwardi Ervin Feeney Feller 374 OF CIUIL EHGinEERS AMeRlUN SOCtTVOf CIVIL CNOINtLRS The Georgia Ttcli Studtiit Chapter of American Society of Civil Engineers obtained its charter in I92i. Ail Juniors and Seniors in Civil Engineering are eligible for member- ship and are welcome at the meetings. The Student Chapter is active in obtaining movies, speakers and field trips. At least one student-faculty social function is held each quarter. t S Gdyle Herndon Lookabdugh Parrish Scott Tinker Wiedeman Gentsch Higgins Luckctt Pruitt Seidel Toler Willlami Gill Hinshaw Luxon Ray Smellev Turnipseed Winsemann Haney Ikeda Martin Rector Smith. J. Harrell Jones, C. Mazanti Rigby Smith, L. Van Suentendael Vaughan WItasIck Wood 375 niDERicnn societv W. E. Adams R. L. AVHRV C. P. Bahrt O. H. Bel W. L. Bell G. F. Benson, Jr. M. L. BOBO, Jr. W. R. Bolton A. C. Bradham C. E. Breedlove Joseph Breiner C. D. Brown J. O. Buchanan, Jr. V. J. Caruso R. H. Chapman R. D. Clarke P. B. Cloud L. B. COLLAT L. M. Cromartie L. C. Crow ' Der W. C. Crutch ER W. M. Curtis R. S. Davlson J. V. De Mars L. F. Dinning T. W. Ellis J. W. Endsley Manuel Estrada H. S. Ezzard R. G. Garcia E. S. Gothard S. G. Green. Jr. W. H. Greene G. W. Greenwood, F. W. Haines J. T. Haley J. L. Hallman, Jr. H. H. Ham, Jr. W. L. Hanbury B. B. Hannibal KILLGORE MEMBERS H. E. Harding T. B. Hardison T. A. Hardwick A. L. Hay J. C. Hays R. T. Heath E. F. Heflin, Jr. P. H. Hess W. W. Hill, Jr. C. M. Hutchings K. A. Johnson M. A. Johnson, Jr. J. F. Johnston, Jr. S. H. Jopling, Jr. Don L. Killgore M. W. Korb J. N. Krescanko G. W. Kurtz H. F. Lee H. M. Lloyd, Jr. J. W. Locke Bernard Malin S. L. Mangham J. D. Martin J. C Matheson, Jr. W. G. Matthews L. F. Meacham, Jr L. M. Merl Pierce Merry, Jr. D. B. Miller James N. Moore, 111. W. L. MULLETT J. E. Neely C. P. Neese, Jr. G. H. Northcuit, Jr W. S. OSTRANDER D. C Peters, Jr. R. L. Porter A. B. PURDY G. A. PuRDv, Jr. J. V. Rachmaciej C. B. Rainwater E. R. Ramsey C. L. Ray, Jr. Sidney Raynes G. A. Rice, Jr. D. O. Ricketts N. B. Rothfuss E. W. RUMRiLL. Jr. J. R. Sanders H. G. SCHLOSSER, Jr. W. H. SCHROEDER, jR. J. M. Scott Albert Serenati R. A. Shropshire, Jr. C. L. Smith, Jr. J. L. Smith G. N. Spink T. E. Stanley, III A. J. Strickland S. F. Stroud W. S. Stroud j. m. szablowski Walter Szpara B. W. Taylor, Jr. J. M. Tomme H. G. Waggoner, Jr Curtis Walker, Jr. W. D. Warren L. T. Weatherly K. W. Widner R. G. WiLKERSON. Jr. T. F. Williams, Jr. C. E. Wilson I. L. Wilson D. L. Winter M. A. Woodward J. C. Wooten I. M. Workman, |r. OFFICERS Don I.. KiLi.GORH Thomas N. Spink Wii.i.iam N. Curtis Howard E. Harding Pre s id en t Vice Preiideni Secretary Treamrer Adams Avery Bahrt Boll, O. Bell, W. Benson Bobo Bolton Bradham Breedlove Breiner Brown Buchanan Caruso Chapman Clarke Cloud Collat Cromartie Crowder Crutcher Davison Demars Ellis Endsley Estrada Ezzard Garcia Gothard Green Greene Haines Haley Hallman Ham 376 OF mECHHniCOL EHGinEERS The student branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers gives the student an opportunity to broaden his acquaintance with the practical side of mechanical engineering. It iielps iiim to keep abreast of recent technical developments and enables him to establish fraternal contact with fellow students and with active engineers. f O O Q .4, i W : ih . ■ Ti! ri n £m i mm Hanbury Hannibal Harding Hardison Hardwick Hay Hays Heath Hess Hill Hutchings Johnson, K, Johnson, M. Johnston Jopling Killgore Korb Kresca nko Kurti Lee Lloyd Locke Mdngham Martin Matthews Meacham Merl Merry Miller Moore Mullett Neely Neese Northcutt Ostrander Peters Porter Purdy. A. Purdy, G. Rachmaciej Rainwater Ramsey Ray Raynes Rice Ricketts Rothfuss Rumrill Sanders Schlosser Schroeder Scott Serenati Smith, C. Smith. J. Spink Stanley Strickland Stroud, S, Stroud, W. Siablowski Szpara Taylor Tomme Wagg oner Walker Warren Weatherly Widcncr Wilkcrson Williams Wilson , C. Wilson, 1. Winter Woodward Wooten Workman 377 GEORGin TECH The (iforyiii Tech Management C lub represents a major step of the School of Industrial Management in coordinating management studies with industry. The club sponsors tours and lectures by prominent men of the country. The Tech Management Club is developing future leaders in business and good industrial managers are becoming more synonymous with Georgia Tech. i- ' Mj t Sr iM y - . ilk r il : ' .M i L i i i 5 r-5 ' MEMBERS J. T. ABBHrr T. E. Allen C. F. Almand R. J. Balfour G. B. Beebk R. W. Bellamy E. R. Beeman D. R. Bennett D. F. Black, Jr. W. M. Boomershine T. D. Bovcden D. D. Braoach V. H. Branham. Ir. L. H. BURCH H. G. Burke, jr. I. S. Camp T. B. Chisholm L. R. Coleman C. E. COLLEITA H. R. F. Collins Al H. Conway E. P. Cooper, Jr. R. L. Day H. W. Demille F. D. Dial, Jr. W. F. Elliott, Jr. R. S. Emmons E. M. Espy B. B. Finoley J. H. Fletcher I. E. Forshtav J. E. Frey L. S. Frieden J. C. Fry C. Fulton R. F. Gambill, Jr. J. A. Gardner W. E. GlESLER I. M. Gorham W. I. Graham I. W. Gray S. C. Green, Jr. W. C. Griswoli) C. M. GUNN S. R. Ham D. F. Hammond T. W. Hayes, Jr D. B. HlLLEY C. D. Hiott C. E. Hoffman E. E. Holmhn J. S. Holmes, Jr. E. HoRNE, Jr. J. H. HOVCKINS U. U. Hudson D. F. HUGGINS R. F. HUST O. IKEDA T. A. Jackson 378 mnnnGEHiEnT club MEMBERS E. O. Jones J. L. Jordan W. P. Kenyon I. W. Kersten i. A. Kitchens, Jr. I. Lane W. H. Lariscv H. D. Lee W. O. LIGON E. H. LINDBLOM J. A. Lines H. M. Lloyd I. M, Mathers R. W. Mathis V. L. Mathis I. A. Matthews R. F, McRae G. P. Meade H. B. Mitchell, Jk. R. E. Monahan, Jr. r. C. Moore J. R. Murdoch I.. P. Murray H. W. Oakley K. C. O ' Conner D. F. Owen ].. M. Perry I. H. Pierce R. M. Pool |. R. Powell N. W. Quarles W. L. Queen L. D. Roberts, Jr. J. A. Schlesinger W. L. Simmons. Jr. H. W. Sims V. H. Sims W. G. Smith H. L. Speir, Jr. C. V. Stewart H. G. Stewart ' . A. Stock G. L. Sutton L. H. SWANN L. C. SwicoRO G. R. Thomas W. D. Todd 1. Vanderbleek E. L Walichowski w; A. Walters T. E. War MACK I. C. Watkins X ' . Weiller F. B. Wenn C. NX ' . Wheeler P. D. Wheeler A. D. Williams A. L. Williams R. O. Wilson, Jr. C. R. Wingfield, Jr. W. F. Wise E. B. Wvatt Officers and Advisors meeting. . . . LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Warren, Jordan. Marshall, Wallichowski, Walters. . SITTING: Beese. Williams. MiL wtmm .t . K K Y n i Mitchell Monahan Moore Murdoch Murray Oakley O ' Conner Owen Perry Pierce Pool Powell Quarles Queen Roberts Simmons Sims, H. Sims. W. Smith Speir Stewart, C. Stewart, H. Sutton Swann Swicord Ttiomas Todd Vanderbleek Walichowski Walters Warmack Watkins Weiller Wenn Wheeler, C Williams, A. D Williams. A L Wilson Winjfield Wyatt OFFICERS J. L. Jordan President A. D. Williams Vice President E. J. Walichawski Treasurer W. A. Walter.s Secretary 379 OFFICERS Ted Dansbv Chairman E. C. St. Pethrv Vice Chairman R. O. Roberts Secretary J. C. Whetstone Treasurer inSTITUTE OF OEROnflUTICRL SCIERCES Designed to encourage original thought, the national Institute of Aeronautical Sciences coordinates the different phases of aeronautics, including education, engineering, and production. By opening its rolls to aeronautical students, it gives the prospective engineer an opportunity to become acquainted with many aspects of the field outside the classroom. MEMBERS M. C. Adams, Jr. H. F. Dicks W. U. Mann, Jr. T. R. RiSHER, IH. B. G. Albritton F. L. FiTTS, Jr. W. D. McCauley R. O. Roberts R. R. Allen iM. R. Garner N. H. McDonald R. E. Russell C. M. Anderson D. S. Goldstein W. W. Millar, Jr. Si:vmour Salmirs J. A. Bachman, Jr. I. E. Hannigan H. C Nadworny E. J. Shockley Paul Baldasare R. C. Hipp George A. Norman Amnon Sitshin H. S. Becker W. A. Jennings H. E. Parsons F. E. Stephenson, T. (). Bryan, Jr. G. O. Kelbert 1. C. Perry J. C. Stowers A. M. Burns H. A. Kenyon H. J. Petermann E. C. St. Petery N. A. Clanton R. E. Lee Felix C. Posever R. A. Tolhurst J. I. Clark. Jr. W. N. Linger S. A. Powers G. V. Watt J. H. CORBETT R. E. Lucas R. W. Prentice G. N. Williams b. P. CUMMINGS J. B. Lyle R B. Reed J. C. Whetstoni-: Ted Dansbv P. J. Malonson R. E. Ricles % % - ' %%n Adams Albritton Alien Anderson Bachman Baldasare flecker Bryan Burns CIdnton Clark Corbett Cumming Dansby Dicks Fitts Garner Goldstein Hannigan Hipp Jennings Kelbert Kenyon Lee Linger Lucas Lyle Malonson Mann McCauley McDonald Millar Nadworny Norman Parsons Penny Petermann Posever Powers Prentice Reed Ricles Risher Roberts Russell Salmirs Shockley Sitshin Stephenson Stowers St. Petery Tolhurst Watt Williams 380 OFFICERS R. M. GiLMORE, Jr. President G. B. Hawthorne, Jr. ' ne President H. W. Kruse Secretary C. C. GOODSON Treasurer inSTITUTE OF RnOiO EHGinEERS The Institute of Radio Engineers was organized in 1912, to advance the art and science of radio communication and related fields, and to promote the professional welfare of engineers engaged therein. Only recently established on the Tech campus, tiie 1. R. E. is at present chiefly concerned with building its membership among the Electrical Engineer- ing students and those interested in radio and related topics. MEMBERS W. A. Bi-nni:tt. Jr. S. P. Jenkins R. Billings R. B. Kepp A. W. BOEKI-LHEIDl: H. L. Kelly C;. D. BOGGS R. J. Klein, Jr. W. S. Boone, Jr. R. L. Kleinman D. E. BOVCERS H. W. Kruse J. T. Brockman 1- Lavc rence O. M. Campbell R. A. Lee Ct. R. Carev G. N. Lester R. C. Carter R. E. Lovcrance R. M. Chastain R. E. NL KQUAND G. W. Counts F. W. Martin E. V. Crawford D. P. McBrayer F. Dennis C. B. McKlNNEY J. M. Douglas A. B. Meador, Jr. k. S. DUGGAN, IR. R. NOAR B. B. Dunn A. D. Owens W. L. Elenburg R. J. Petrina R. A. Elkins F. M. Phillips N. H. Ethridge P. A. Pleak M. Floyd V. C. Rhoden R. M. Gilmore, Jr. R. S. Ramsay C. C. GOODSON H. A. Roloff E. W. Green R. A. Root, Jr. R. R. Gunter W. H. Shepherd J. D. Hall C. P. Smith K. E. Hanft D. L. Smith P. G. Hasell, Jr. H. O. Smith E. S. Hawkins T. K. Speer G. B. Hawthorne, Jr. P. R. Strandberg M. S. Hilsman, Jr. S. B. Walton, Ir. J. S. HoLi is L. R. Watkins R. G. HltDBARD H. G. W ' EISSENBERGER H. C. Hurst M. J. W ' lLLNER Bennett Boekelheide B039S Bowers Brockman Campbell Carey Carter Chastain Counts Crawford Dennis Douglas Duggan Dunn Elenburg Elkins Ethridge Floyd Gilmore Goodson Green Gunter Hall Hanft Hasell Hawkins Hawthorne Hilsman Hollls Hubbart Hurst Jenkins Kepp Kelly Klein Kruse Lawrence Lester Lowrance Marquand Martin McBrayer McKinney Noar North Owens Petrina Phillips PIcak Rhoden Ramsay Roloff Root Shepherd Smith. C. Smith. D. Smith. H. Spcer Strandberg Walton Watkins Weissenberger Willr r 381 SOCIETV FOR THE nDURnCEmERT OF mnnflGEmEnT MACON OFFICERS J. E. Macon President C. W. Young Vice President F. B. Wiggins Secretary D. G. Bradstock .... Treasurer MEMBERS J. V. Anderson F. J. Krausb R. E. Batey O. H. Lane L. Bknatar E. F. LisH B. B. Blemker R. M. MacMillan P. D. Blunt J, E. Macon D. G. Br.mjstock R. M. Mandel J. R. Bruce D. E. Mahaffey W. G. Bruner A. H. McCarthy J. F. Bryant M. W. Munich W. P. Bryant C. A. Neubaum W. E. Cheeley W. A. Omohundro E. L. Collins S. H. Philpot R. A. Cox H. J. Pollack C. V. Culbertson H. E. Riedl R. Currie R. C. Rogers C. O. I-IVEASH K. E. SCOGGINS E. R. Forward S. R. SiMCox R. R. Gibson C. A. Sweets J. F. Gillespie M. C. Trevino H. W. Goodman J. A. Underwood G. W. Greenwood R. Vallina H. H. Griswold W. P. Warren J. R. Hume D. V. Weick V. D. Hunt F. B. Wiggins A. Hurvitz T. R. Williams J. A. iNGMAN C. W. Young The Society for the Advancement of Management is the recognized national professional society of management people in industry, commerce, government, and education. The society was formed in 1936 by the merging of the Taylor i Society, organized in 1912, and the Society of Industrial Engineers, founded in 1917. The Tech chapter of S. A. M. was granted its charter on June 6, 1946. Since that date, the chapter has actively engaged in the promotion of various activities sponsored by the School of Industrial Engineering. Membership in ' the chapter is limited to students of Industrial Engineering. Anderson Bruce Cox Gillespie Krause Munich Rogers Vallina Batey Bruner Culbetson Griswold Lane Neubaum Scoggins Warren 3«2 sociETV OF nmERicrin miLITRRV EOGinEERS The American Society of Nfilitary Engineers was organized in 1920 for the purpose of preserving and studying the experiences of the engineering profession in World War I. The purposes of the Society are: to advance knowledge of the science of military engineering; promote efficiency in the military engineer; encourage, foster and develop among military engineers and other arms of the military service a spirit of co-operation and mutual understanding of their respective duties, powers, and limitations; to hold meetings for the presentation and discussion of appropriate topics that should be helpful and of interest to the organization ' s member. OFFICERS A. S. GlOMETTl President W. H. WiNSEMANN Vice President E. Parrish Secretary L. McLeod . Treasurer GlOMEni Bahr Blackburn Collins Conner Franklin Slover Haney May McLeod Orr Parrish Pruitt Raynes Rector Taylor Winsemann MEMBERS R. C. Bahr E. L. Franklin T. W. May J. C. Pruitt F. E. Blackburn A. S. GlOMETTI L. M. MeLeod S. Raynes L. H. Collins E. B. Glover L. S. ORR R. H. Rector C E. CONNKR C. H. Haney E. Parrish H. Taylor R. Ti LER W. H. Winsemann 383 HLPHH PHI OIHEGR ALPHA PHI OMEGA, national collegiate service fraternity, this year celebrates its 10th year as an active organization of the Tech campus. APO sponsors the U. M. O. C. contest, the Get Out the Vote drive, the Student B(X)k Exchange, and other services. APO is stri ing to be of more service to the community and the nation than ever in the past and is gaining a wide reputatit)n on the campus for service and de- pendability. LACHMANN OFFICERS T. E. Lachmann PreikienI A. B. Huff Vice Presidenl W. P. Warren Secretary H. C. Harris Treasurer ' i iy L. Andrews Archie Barnett Eeckler Bishop Blair Buttncr Carter Chasteen Churchill Oe Francisci Dorney Fdlrcloth Forshtay Fraiier Friedman Fuller Gambi ' l Garrett Garber Gibson Gill Gothard Hallman Hammond Hanbury Harris Hartman Huff Johnson Judd Lane Levine May McDonald McRae .•?84 Who ' s the Ugliest ? A. P. O. operating the Student Book Exchange. W ' A V r7 J . )(f Monahan Mulling Nddworny North Owens Powell Rice Ricketts Roberts Rogers Schleman Simcox Simpson Smith Summerour Taylor Teasley Templeton Warren West White Williams. R. Williams. W. Williams J. L. ACKERMAN F. E. Andrews C. L. Archie P. G. Barnett C. E. Beckler H. E. Bishop D. W. Blair C. R. Buttner W. H. Carter D. W. Chasteen R. L. Churchill J. V. DeFrancisci A. W. Dorney C. R. Haircloth J. E. FORSHTAY R. W. Frazier P. H. Friedman R. V. Fuller W. R. Gambill J. D. Garrett M. J. Garber R. R. Gibson H. W. Gill E. S. Gothard G. G. Hallman 1. R. Hammond W. L. Hanbury H. C. Harris D. M. Hartman A. B. Huff W. T. Jenkins R. W. Johnson J. H. Judd T. E. Lachmann r. C. Lane MEMBERS Z. Levine J. E. May R. McClosky N. H. McDonald R. F. McRae R. E. Monahan J. F. Mulling W. G. Murouski H. C. Nad x ' orny I. E. North P. M. ORear H. S. Owens W. I. Powell G. L. Rice D. Ricketts J. H. Roberts R. C. Rogers T. Sakaye W. V. SCHELLER R. B. Schleman S. R. SiMcox M. P. Simpson T. M. Smith J. E. Summerour b. C Stewart M. V. Taylor G. A. Teasley R. P. Templeton W. P. Warren A. W. West C. M. White W. T. Whitaker R. M. Williams W. E. Williams Z. D. Williams 385 BULLDOG CLUB The Uulldog Club is one of the best known Lind most active local organizations. It was founded in 1910 by ANAK to promote school interest and later in 1933 merged with the Junior Koseme Society to form the present organization. The members are selected from the most outstanding juniors and seniors on the campus. The organization is responsible for the annual Homecoming Dance, Homecoming Dec- orations Contest, and the Freshman Cake Race. Characteristic of the club is its distinctive initiation which is considered one of the traditions of the campus. KIRKPATRICK OFFICERS G. KIRKPATRICK President J. LUDLOE Vice President C. Lacy Secretary P. Wheeler Treasurer Allen Aronin Ashley Askew Atkinson Bisss Bldcock Blemker Broughton Bruce Cramer Crane Day Floyd Fraser Frleden Gieslcr Graves Griffin, J. Griffin, T. Griffith Griswold, H. Griswold. W. Gunter Hanft Hanbury Haralson Harrell Harrison Haynes 386 MEMBERS A. Allen M. H. Floyd A. Havwooi) J. Little.iohn F. Redfieli) P. Aronin R. J. Fox I. E. Hermansdofer W. Lockwood E. Richardson I. Ashley W. E. Fraser W. W. Hill D. L. Lowi M. S. RiCHMAN j. ASKHVC L. Frieden A. Hurvitz J. LUDLOE S. L. Richmond H. Atkinson E. E. Frizzell D. Hutchinson E. Martin J. Rogers L. W. Barnes W. E. Giesler A. C. James S. Marx I. Ross ]. Biggs T. L. Graves E. L. Johnson J. Matthews W. Scott H. V. Blalock I. Griffin R. Johnson V. Meager R. A. Sheffev B. Blemker t. Griffin C. L. Jones F. Miller E. Shields W. B. Broughton R. Griffith H. Judd C. P. Moreton J. Simmons W. F. Brown H. Griswold G. Kirkpatrick R. North J. H. Stem PEL ). Bruce W. Griswold W. L. Knight M. L. Oglesby J. SUMMEROUR R. Bryan R. R. GUNTER I. A. Knoeller B. Olds J. Vanderblhek R. Z. Christopher K. E. Hanft C. Lacy I. Peagler p. Whfelfr E. C. Cook W. L. Hanbury W. L. Lamb E. G. Pope L. L. Williams T. Cramer J. B, Haralson K. Landon F. Powell S. Williams D. Crane J. L. Harrell E. Lashley J. Powell I. Willis ]. D. David F. Harrison M. B. Levih A. Prince F. L. WOLP R. I.. Day G. W. Haynes L. Lewis 1. K. Read D. Wood Haywood Hermansdofer Hill Hurviti Hutchinson James Johnson Knight Lacy Lamb Lashley Lewis Littlejohn Lowi Ludloc Martin Marx Meager Miller Moreton Oglesby Olds Pope Powell, F. Powell, J. Read Redfield Richardson Richmond Ross Scott Shields Sfempel Summerour Vanderbl eck Williams, L. Williams, S. Willis Wolf Wood 387 DRRfllR 1[ DramaTech was founded late in 1946 to stimulate student interest in dramatics and to give potential engineers a chance to develop tlieir acting abilities. This year Drama Tech produced two fine plays — Room Service , a light comedy, and Command Decision , a drama of our wartime Air Force. The club is now under the very capable guidance of their new director, Mary Nell Ivey. Curtain call. Goosed bt J t. o A new guest arrives on Broadway. Bass Brown Catherwood Cohen Coloney Congleton Crutcher Cumming Daughtry Day DeFrancisi Dunn Elkins Fowler Fry Greenbau Hardee Harris, H, C Harris, P. G Jenkins 388 TECH : ' W?f9 P9 r OFFICERS L. S. Orr President J. Hardee Vice President J. Powell Secretary B. Catherwood Treasurer ■ ' IBS BPI |—|______ 1 WilH IHH Abide with me. Jewctf Leary Liberman Udell Mercer Mitchell Morris Owens Pellegrino Perkins Powell Ridenour Roberts, C. L. Roberts, M e Scheller Saverlnghaus SHoline Simpson Sims Stearns Tobaben Williams Wolfe Ygartua Yopp ORR MEMBERS J. E. Bass K. G. Brown B. R. Catherwood J. L. Cohen W. H. COLONEY R. S. CONGLETON A. H. Conway W. C. Crutcher D. P. Gumming H. M. Daughtry R. L Day J. V. DeFrancisi C H. Dunn R. A. Elkfns R. N. Fowler J. C. Fry R. B. Greenbaum J. R. Hardee H. C Harris P. G. Harris S. P. Jenkins B. M. JE XETT A. W. Learv p. M. Liberman F. B. LiDELL H. Mercer F. W. Mitchell O. M. Morris L. S. Orr H. S. Owens H. Palmour A. D. Pellegrino P. A. Perkins W. J. Powell S. Ridenour C. L. Roberts M. B. Roberts E. Scheller J. T. Severinghaus J. H. Sholine M. Simpson W. M. Sims H. E. Stearns F. W. Tobaben W. T. Whitaker D. N. Williams E. E. Wolfe C. Ygartua W. J. Yopp 389 J-OP CLUB SECTIOn I Tlie First section of the Co-op Club was organized in 1915 tor the purpose of promoting interest in Co-op activities and fostering a spirit of fellowship among students in the Co-operative Department. It is one of the oldest social organizations t)n the campus. Members of the Co-op Club are selected from upper-classmen in the Co-operative Department who are outstanding in leadership and character and who have manifested an interest in Co-op activities. OFFICERS J. E. F ' lPPlN H. B. MuNDV K. Putter S. D. MOTSINGEK H. E. Avery C. C. Baker P. H. Butler S. Carastro D. M. Hartman W. C. Horsey G. H. IVEY D. D. King M. A. Lopez MEMBERS J. L. MILLER S. D. Motsinger H. B. MUNDY R. E. Parham I. M. Phillips J. E. Pippin H. M. Pratt E. R. Purcell K. Putter Presiclciil K rc President Secretary Treasurer P. T. Sarris J. L. Smith J. F. Turner U. E. Voetter R. E. Williams J. O. B. Wright J. L. Wright, Jr. G. A. Yost Baker Lopez PuHer 390 SECTIOn II The Second Section, wliich is in school during the Fall and Spring quarters, and the first section are heavy competitors in scholastic and extra-curricular activities. This competition has led Co-op students to attain higlier levels of scholastic nature. Both of these units rank high on the Tech campus as social and scholastic groups. OFFICERS J. L Cain L. O. Hl ' nii-r B. O. UsRV D. R. BE( KI.ER D. R. Beckler S. M. Bowes J. C. Campbell, Jr. G. R. Carey J. C. Chandler G. E. Dasher D. C Davis P. H. Gardner MEMBERS M. R. Graham R. R. Glinter H. E. Harding L. O. Hunter E. C. HULSEY J. D. Jackson F. J. Krause, Jr. I. I. Lemm Prc ' uc ci l Vice Prcudciit Secretary TrcM zrer H. B. McCoy, Jr. J. E. MITCHELL b. W. Smith C. A. Sweets W. E. Turner B. O. Usry D. N. Williams L. M. WVLIE Beckler Gunter Campbell Carey Chandler Dasher Davis Gardner Graham Bowes Harding Hunter Hulsey Jackson Krause Lemm McCoy Mitchell Smith Sweets Turner Usry Williams Wylie 391 MEMBERS C. D Hi BO R. M liOSTICK E. H. UOSWELL B. S. Brown [ i;. Burke R. CHASTAIN W, H. COLONKV D. A. Crane R. L. Day B. Edleson R. J. Fox L. S. Frieden C. H. Fulton R R. Gibson, Jr. I M. Gregorie D. M. Hartman B. B. Holland J. C Huskisson, Jr. R. Johnson i ' . L. Jones D. M. JUDi) G. B. KiDD T. Madra H. F. McCamish L. S. Orr, Jr. R. M. Pool, Jr. J. E. Roberson W. H. Shepherd B. D. Smith J. E. SuMMEROUR, Jr. C A. Sweets D. W. Usher D. A. Vincent A. W. West, Jr. F. L. Wolf «- , Y - r ,? %3k % t PI DELTR EPSILOn PI DELTA EPSILON is the honorary jt)urniiHsm fraternity, its mem- bership is composed of students who have been outstanding on one of the four publication staffs for at least two years. This organization sponsors tal ks and open discussions so that all members can express their views concerning the publications. OFFICERS R. J. Fox H. F. MaCamish R. L. Day President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer FOX 392 RniDBLin ' RECK CLUB The Ramblin ' Reck Club is an organization whose purpose is to keep up and magnify school spirit. Members are chosen from among juniors and seniors and the number is kept small to insure efficiency. During the 1947 football season, the Recks organized and promoted the highly successful flash-card section. At the beginning of each school year, the Reck give instructions to the new freshmen on the duties of a rat and also sponsor each fall a Ramblin ' Reck contest between the dif- ferent organizations on the campus. O ' 3 4 4 ' ' Day Husklsson Lee Ndlesnik Sermershein Wolf BROWN OFFICERS Brian S. Brown President George G. Nalesnik Vice President Robert H. Anderson Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS R. H. Anderson L. Barnard L. Barnes P. Barquin L. A. Bethea B. S. Broiji?n A. Clemons B. A. Daughtrv R. Dav W. E. DUNWOODY K. F. Farmer M. H. Floyd L. S. Frieden .1. B. Glover J. S. Griffin P. Griffin R. E. Griffith J. S. Huskisson, Jr. G. JARRARD R. Johnson D. C. Lacy T. T.AV W. Langstaff R. E. Lee D. L. Lowi E. Mann Martin Martinez McCamish A. McGregor Nalesnik Paden Pope B. Sams H. SCHLOSSER H. W. SCHOENING M. Sermershein E. L Shields C Sweets C. Umstead D. Usher A. West F. L. Wolf W T. YOLT G 393 SPIKED SHOE CLUB The Spiked Slme is .1 national honorary track and field scKiety. Membership is composed of outstanding lettermen on the varsity track team. Spiked Shoe has as its purpose the fostering of competitive athletics in track and the growth and recogni- tion of track and field events. Lach year Spiked Shoe sponsors the intramural track meet and also officiates at high school field and track meets. SMITH OFFICERS R. W. Smith R. W. Renshaw E. R. Forward Preudcnt Vice President Secretiiry-Treaufier MEMBERS G. E. Bailey T. H. Coons R. Cooper E. R. Forward D. L. FOWLKES G. Glover D. Harvin B. Johnson B. Kenyon H. C. Lkgette D. B. LiJPTON R. Mc:Grain C. H. Peterson W. L. Queen R. W. Renshaw J. R. Saxon J. Shive r R. W. Smith J. C. Stowi;rs F. Wenn N. Wilson Coop r f orward Kenyon Queen Sdion Shiver Smith Wenn 394 c-% a T HT-i: rM 7 ,? 2 .? ' .. KhiiK Befhea Blemker Bradach Bradshaw Brown Chapman Childress Clarkson Coleman Dold Forward Frifch Garner Green Griffin Gunter Harrison Hiles Humphreys Johnson Jordan Keener Langstaff Leonard Livingston Lusic Mathews McCamish McCoy McGraIn O ' Neill Pope Queen Register Rothfuss Saxon Schoening Sedbcrry Scrmersheim Shiver Smith Southard Taylor Thompson Towles A CLUB tj The T Club at Georgia Tech consists of those athletes who have won their varsity letter s in a major sport or who have won a con- ference championship in a minor sport. C. Anderson G. E. Bailey L. A. Bethea B. B. Blemker R. R. BOSSONS P. D. Bradach H. Bradshaw J. E. Brown J. Chapman H, L. Childress T. M. Clarkson J. Cobb J. T. Coleman T. H. Coons O. Crouch M. Dold R. L DOVAL D. Flanagan E. R. Forward J. L. Fritch F. Garner J. B. Glover MEMBERS P. Godwin H. F. McCamish T. R. Green R. North I. S. Griffin J. O ' Neill r. R. Gunter J. Patton M. E. Harrison E. Pope R, Harvin W. Queen J. G. Hiles B. F. Register H. C. Humphreys R. W. Renshaw W. Jerkins N. B. Rothfuss W. A. Johnson J. R. Saxon J. A. Jordan H. Schoening G. W. Jordan E. B. Sedberry M. J. Keener M. Sermercheim W. I. Langstaff J. K. Shiver H. C. LeGette R. W. Smith P. D. Leonard J. C. Stowers M. C. Livingston J. Southard D. B. Lupton R. B. Taylor R. T. LusK ]. B. Thompson W. C. Mathews Y. H. Thompson S. R. McGrain W. T. Towles R. H. McCoy N. Wilson OFFICERS E. Pope J. T. Coleman W. I. Langstaff President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer 395 GLEE CLUB The Georgia Tech Glee Club is one of the up and coming organiza- tions on the campus. Under the direction of Mr. Walter C. Herbert, head of the Department of Music, the club is yearly increasing its scope of activity. This year, in addition to making visits to nearby towns and colleges, the singers made a three-week tour of Germany and Austria during the Christmas holidays, entertaining American troops and famili es. OFFICERS H. W. Kraft. Jr. President J. M. Flournoy Vice PresidetU L. B. COLLAT Secretary R. N. HuTTON, III Business Manager W. C. Herbert Director MEMBERS W. E. Baker, Jr. G. Davis P. S. Harrower E. Miller J. T. BiZE J. M. Flournoy B. N. Hutton, III W. L. Reger C. F. BOWLIN H. M. Gammage. Jr. W. N. Johnson J. L. Robertson W. Brown P. R. Garnett J. R. Knight J. W. Simmons, III J. C. Byrd L. E. Gates, Jr. H. W. Kraft, Jr. G. K. Taylor F. B. Christiphine B. R. Gibson, Jr. J. E. May M. V. Taylor C. Cadenhead S. G. Green, Jr. H. A. McGee, Jr. T. M. Varnson L. B. COLLAT G. G. Hallman P. Merry, Jr. W. J. Yopp, Jr. W. C. Crutch ER ' 11,%% % ' ml f Baker Size Bowlin Byrd Christiphine Cadenhead CoMat Crutcher Flournoy Gammage Garnelt Gates Gibson Green Hallman Harrower Hutton Johnson Knight Kraft May McGee Merry Re3er Robertson Simmons Taylor, G. K. Taylor, M. V. Varnson yopp 396 KRPPf) KRPPn PS , ; ' ■«?— ■ KAPPA KAPPA PSI is the national honorary Band fraternity. The purpose of this fraternity is to furnish for its musically inclined mem- bers an outlet other than the normal scholastic life of the student. To this aim it sponsors both musical and social activities. To become a member, a student must possess high character qualities, be outstanding in his school, and be an accomplished musician. k OFFICERS E. R. PlERSON President r F. W. Martin 1 ' ce President 1 1 ,i. 4- HdiiHGP R. N. HUTTON, III . . . Secrelitry R. F. KlLBURG Treasurer ERSON MEMBERS H. V. Atkinson A. G. Feller D. J. Knapp E. R. PlERSON J. C. Bailey P. H. Gardner J. E. LaBaw F. P. Powell I. L. Brand F. E. Hankinson T. E. Lachmann C. L. Ray H. N. Brftz J. C. Hemby I. D. LllTLEIOHN R. F. Robinson W. C. Brovin R. N. HUTTON D. I.. Lowi R. S. Sherer I. B. CONKLE W. S. .lETT F. W. Martin G. M. SWICEGOOD R. W. Crook B. M. jEWETT V. E. New B. J. TOLES H. W. Davidson R. 1 . KlLHlIRG R. E. Pic--.i;tt B. ZULLO «l . ilk Ml 5 -i Atkinson Bailey Breti Brown Conkle Crook Davidson Feller Gardner Hankinson Hemby Mutton Jett Jewctt Kilburg Knapp Lachmann Littlcjohn Lowi Martin New Pickett Pierson Powell Ray Robinson Sherer Swicegood Toles Zullo 397 TABLE mRHRGER ' S RSSOCIRTIOn The Table Manager ' s Association is composed of the table managers of the social fraternities on the Tech campus. A Constitution for the Fraternity Manager ' s Association was modeled after the one at Ohio State University. The Fraternity Manager ' s AsscKiation is a separate corporation formed under the laws of Georgia to purchase goods for fraternities as Georgia Tech and to supply information and services to the member fraternities. The corporation is controlled by a Board of Trustees made up of four alumni and four student members. The purpose of the T. M. A. is to obtain better food at lower prices for the fraternities through wholesale buying. MEMBERS T. Armpnaki Phi Gamma Delta R. McMillan Phi Delta Theta W. E. Barineau Kappa Sigma C. Maico Delta Sigma Phi M. ?. Bolton Tau Kappa Epsilofi A. F. Mills Lambda Chi Alpha C. COLLEITA Pi Kappa Phi C. Rosenberg Tau Epsilon Phi J. Day Phi Kappa Sigma I. G. Ross Alpha Epsilon Pi E. H. Dobbins Sigma Nu N. ROTHFUSS Pi Kappa Epsilon E. Epstein , Phi Epsilon Pi C. E. Reed Delta Tau Delta R. R. Gibson Delia Tau Delta R. Scott Sigma Chi J. Gray Alpha Tau Omega E. Singletary Sigma Phi Epsilon J. P. GUNTER Phi Sigma Kappa E. Springs Phi Sigma Kappa W. HORNE Alpha Tau Omega N. Sturm . . Alpha Epsilon Pi R. HUSSEi- Sigma Alpha Epsilon T. ' Waters . . Phi Delta Theta W. JANCZYS Beta Theta Pi R. ■Weeks Phi Cam ma Delta F. King . Beta Theta Pi W. ■Weiller Phi Epsilon Pi T. Williams Theta Chi OFFICERS M. W. Bolton President R. Scott Vice President E. H. Dobbins Secretary W. HORNE Treasurer Barineau Bolton Gibson Sunter Maico Mills Rothfuss Sco« Collettd Epstein Home Janczyt Rosenberg Ro Singletary Weiller 398 GEECHIE CLUB The GEECHEE CLUB war reorganized in 1946 by a group of students from Savannah who were interested in organizing all Tech students from that area. The club is very active during the school quarters, and has outstanding social events in Savannah between quarters. One of the many advantages of the Geechee Club, and its purpose of organization, is a car pool system for rides between Tech and Savannah. The organization is unique on the campus and very restricted in its membership; only Savannah students are eligible. ( X ' Anderson Barry Bcckman Binns Bolton Brown Catherwood Clark Clifton Coleman Cook Crawford Dasher DeLoache DeMars Dcvcre Dixon Dooley Eitel Eliopolo Googe Gillespie Gnann Hesling Hutto Jaudon Lang Levine Lilley McClellan McDanlel Mixon Moore Nutting O ' Connor Owens Pahno Porter Powell Purdy Rictiards Roberds Snedeker Snipes Ward Waters White Williams DE LOACHE OFFICERS G. N. DeLoache President H. E. Snipes Vice President J. V. DeMaks Secretary E. R. Clifton Treasurer MEMBERS M. Ambrose W. H. Hughes N. L. Anderson E. HUTTON E. Baron C. W. jAUDON F. I. Barry W. D. Lang G. C. Beckman, Jr. Z. Levine W. S. BlNNS N. C. Lilley M. W. Bloton G. Lingenfelser W. J. Bremer O. W. Manttari B. S. Brown D. L. McClellan. Jr. B. R. Catherwood E. xMcDaniels C. Clanton C O. Mixon W. A. Clark C. E. Moore. Jr. E. R. Cliffon S. T. Nutting, Jr. J. T. Coleman, Jr. J. J. O ' Connor, Jr. a. B. Conoway T. G. Owens C. M. Cook J. M. Owens F. Crawford a. N. Pahno G. E. Dasher T. D. Pearson, Jr. G. N. DeLoache H. E. Porter I. B. DeMars O. Y. Powell, Jr. G. M. Devere G. A. Purdy, Jr. L. B. Dixon W. J. Richards F. T. Dooley, Jr. C. L. Roberds W. E. Dykes H. R. Snedeker, 1r. C H. EiTEL, Jr. H. E. Snipes I. Eliopolo J. W. Spivey J. Gillespie S. I. Ward J. M. Googe w: r. Waters J. L. Gnann W. E. Weatherly R. D. Hesling E. F. White H. Hecker A. D. Williams 399 CRIHERn CLUB The Georgiii Tecli Camera Club was organized in IVK) for tlie benefit and instruction of the many amateur photographers in tiie student body. Tlie club maintains a well-equipped darkroom which is available to all members. The Camera Club Photographic Achievement Key is awarded to those members who have obtained a required minimum number of points in the quarterly photograpiiic competitions. To climax the year ' s activities, the annual Pliotographers Ball is held in the spring. This is an art ' air to which members come attired as fantastic photographers and their dates attend as models. OFFICERS W. E. Cheeley S. A. Sparks S. P. Jenkins, )r. President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer CHEELEY MEMBERS M. J. Arilosen W. K. FAWChir J. A. Kenyon R. A. Samoden L A. Alibhi. ). M. Fischer R. B. LIGHTNER S. A. Sparks K. C Bkene J. B. Ford R B. Livingston F. 1. Till, Jr. B. O. Brunegraff H. H. Graves E. A. Mahlin C. M. Truett H. G. Cagle I. R. Hardee A. C. Marchegiano J. W. Unsworth W. E. Cheelev t. Harris H. Maxey r. B. Wakefield D. Davidson F. D. Hurst J. A. Medford D. Watters H. A. Dawson S. P. Jenkins, Jr. G. R. McHan W. B. Woosley R. J. DOUGALL J. E. Johnston L. S. Orr M. I. Willner R. F. Dupree 5 - . jjj ' -dfcai Aubel Bcene Casle Davidson Dawson Dougall Dupree Fawcett Fischer Graves Hardee Hurst Jenkins Johnston Kenyon Lightner Livingston Mahlin Marchegiano Maxey McHan Orr Samoden Sparks Till Truett Wakefic Id Woosley 400 inTERnRTionni RELRTIOnS CLUB The Intern.itioii.il Rcl.itioiis CJiib, fi)undcd in 1938, serves as a meeting place for students who art interested in discussing and learning the engineers art in international affairs. The meetings are highlighted by speeches either by foreign students from the campus or by notables who have participated in the shaping of our foreign policy. The club plans to sponsor speakers on questions of immediate interest and importance, thus keeping in step with the everchanging foreign scene. Anderson Baecher Beech Bennett Berqgren Chaufan FIsk Fry Gilmore Gordon Gresham Hallyburton Hanbury Hannigan Harris. H. Harris, P. Heidelber g Holmen Hughs Laupa Levie Little Mayson Minassian Moore Ovcrstreet Pascola Pittman Powell Roberts. C. Roberts, M. Sitshin Subtelny NVeissenber qer Whyte Williams OFFICERS W. J. Powell President H. G. Weissenberger Vice President H. C. Harris Secretary C. Roberts Treasurer MEMBERS W. Andf.rson M. D. Baecher W. Beech M. Bennett D. Berggren D. Brown A. Chaufan G. FisK J. C. Fry R. Gilmore W. G. Gordon L. Gresham T. Hali yburton W. L. Hanbury J. E. Hannigan H. C. Harris P. G. Harris W. Heidelberg E. Holmen N. Hughs A. Laupa L. A. Levie F. Little P. Mayson V. S. Minassian F. Moore J. Overstreet A. N. Pascola C. O. Pittman W. J. Powell C. L. Roberts M. B. Roberts A. Sitshin D. G. Subtelny H. C Weissenberger T. Whitaker R. E. Whyte Z. D. Williams 401 Boggs Carter Currie Derington Drennan Duggan Fay Freeman Garrison Goodson Hurst Irby Kelly King Lauber Lind McRee Nerenberg Petrina Rhoden RoloH Saunders Sink Smith Sutton Todd Winner Wilson RnOlO CLUB The Cieor ia Tech Radio Club, one of the many Radio Clubs throughout the nation and the world, was founded in the early iy20 ' s. The club ' s purpose, as set forth in its constitution, is to secure for ourselves the pleasures and benefits of the asso- ciation of persons interested in amateur radio by promoting better cooperation among its members, developing individual eflkiency, and furthering the interest of radio in the general community. The club has gone far toward this goal as evi- denced by its recent acceptance by M. A. R. S. (Military Amateur Radio Service), and A. R. R. L. (American Radio Relay League). OFFICERS F. W. Martin Prcsidoit W. K. Rivers Vice President J. E. Wilson . Secretary J. C. Derrington Treasurer MEMBERS G. D. Boggs S. L. Johnston W-IGYA R. I. Petrina W20KE R. C. Carter W4IRL H. L. Kelly WilTD V. C. Rhoden W4GIA J. K. Carson I. G. King V5( ' )NY V. K. Rivers WiLIC R. E. Currie E. L. Lauber W iPSR A. ROLOEF W2BFK .1. C, Derrington WiNXT I. C. Lhieer VC ' ilTS ( ' ,. A. Rosselot W iDYH J. C. Drennan C. L. Lind V2()XR W. H. Saunders WiLUY r. S. Duggan W ' lMlA G. D, Linz WilZT 1. A. Sink L. E. Fay F. W. Martin WijIW C. P. Smith W4LQO W. S. Freeman W4NIO R. A. Martin WlJMO G. L. Sutton WiKYL C. P. Garrison WilWI- i;. A. Mauko W2WHU I. S. Todd C. C. Goodson WiKPW J. H. McCiLOSSON G. H. Ward H. C. Hurst WiLTO B. R. McRee M. I. Willner . . WilCQ H. C. IRBY . WiMTQ D. J. Napoli A. Nerenberg J. E. Wilson . . . WlHXO 402 Baldwin Baugh Brown Carver Copeland Floyd Gossett Goode Hiti Kidd LaRowe Mulling Murray Nolan O ' Guin Pa rsons Peterfreund Smith, R. L. Smith, W. G. Stockman Wood The Masonic Club is made up of Master Masons in attendance at Tech who desire to carry on their Masonic activities away from home. All Master Masons are invited to visit and join this organization. mRSonic CLUB MEMBERS J. H. Baldvc IN C. E. Baugh C. L. Brown J. G. Carver J. E. Copeland W. L. DeLoach M. H. Flovd J. L. GOSSETT D. R. GoonE W. R. Henry, ]r. T. R. HiTZ G. Bruce Kidd J. E. LaRowe I. F. Mulling W. A. Murray H. W. Nance R. E. Neunlist J. W. Nolan L. M. O ' Guin H. E. Parsons L. Peterfreund R. L. Smith W. G. Smith R. H. Stockman D. H. Wood, Jr. OFFICERS W. R. Henry President L. Peterfreund Vice President J. E. LaRowe Secretary W. L. DeLoach Treasurer HENRY 403 YMCA Y V. m. c. fl. Meet me at the Y , has come to be a common expression around tlie Tech campus, for the facilities of the Y ' Building and Camp are available to all students. The building houses all the publications, the Glee Club, and religious organizations, also serving as a meeting place for many campus clubs and a student lounge. The newly acquired camp is the Techmans Country Club. The Y. M. C. A. Cabinet plans and presents various activities, such as Open House, Bible Study, Movies, Ch.ipel and conferences, in which every student is invited to participate. r: - 1 ' BWf Akin Baecher Buckner Chasteen Cheeley Cleveland Crawford, C. Crawford, A, Dasher Espy Geiger Goodson All aboard for fhe Y Camp. Friday night Open House. The Lodge at the Y Camp. 404 CRBIHET OFFICERS H S. EZZARD . President I.. Akin 1st Vice President C. GOOUSON 2nd Vice President E. Espy 3rd Vice President A. CKAW 1 OKI) Secretary Hamby Hand Harris Herndon Johnston Jones Manoussoff McRec McKoY Nelson Newton Perkins Rhoden Saffold Scmto Smelley Sosin Sparks Stancil Tait MEMBERS C. L. Akin R. M. G. LIBBY M. D. Baec:her I. Maddox R. P. Bronx N I. J. Manoussoff T. D. BUCKNER W. C. MacPherson D. W. Chasteen B. R. McRee W. E. Cheelev W. H. McKoY J. H. Christeson R. L. Moore J. M. Cleveland P. L. Nelson C. E. Cravcford J. T. Newton V. A. Crawford I. G. Perkins G. E. Dasher E. R. PURCELL E. M. Espy G. Ragovis H. S. Ezzard V. C Rhoden W. E. Geiger T. N. Saffold H. W. Godbee H. R. SiGGLEKO C. C. Goodson F, A. SCINTO T. W. Hamby R. L. Smellev F. F. Hand F. H. SosiN R. H. Harris S. A. Sparks C. W. Harwell R. T. Stancil L. A. Heinzh D. C. SWARTVPOUT A. B. Herndon R. A. Tait S. F, Iohnston 1. Waris C. J. Jones b. Watters G. E. Knight COMMANDER R. C. Commander T. J. Ledeen General Secretary Associate Secretary FRESHMAN Y COUNCIL OFFICERS H. UcHlNS President J. Cox Vice President W, Draper Secretary 405 BAPTIST STUDEHT union WONG OFFICERS C. A. Wong President S. F. Rutland Vice President C. M. SWKEGOOD Secretary-Treouner MEMBERS C. Archie A. Hay G. Ball H. Hurst K. Beene R. Johnson D. Bramblett C. Kah T. D. Buckner G. Lambert L. Byrd G. Y. Mostellar D. W. Chasteen F, Mulling W. Cobb H. Oakley C. Cooper B. F. Register J. R. Davis S. F. Rutland W. F. DILLARD, Jr. G. M. SWICEGOOD S. P. Dixon W. Thompson J. Drennan C. A. Wong G. Hallman The Baptist Student Union is an organization de- signed to promote spiritual growth and Christian fellowship. It seeks to link the campus with the local Baptist churches. The Executive Council attempts to stimulate interest in church activities and furnishes the students with information concerning Sunday School, Training Union, church programs and picnics. Archie Beene Bramblett Buckner Chasteen Cobb Cooper Davis Dillard Dlion Drennan Hdllman Hay Hurst Johnson Kah Lambert Mostellar Mulling Oakley Register Rutland Swicegood Wong 406 neiumnn club The Georgia Tech Newman Club, organized at Tech in 1928, is one of the local chapters of the National Federation of Catholic College Clubs. Its purpose is to provide for Catholic students a better contact with their religion during their years at college. The basic objective of the club is of a religious nature, but it also promotes the intellectual, stK ' iai, and athletic interests of tlic students. 4?b Banick Detrio Hoqan Laffiteau Marcheqiano O ' Grady Ripley Welch OFFICERS V. M. Meagher President A. C. Brevetti Vice President G. E. Spring Secretary A. T. Parisi Treasurer MEMBERS J. J. AVENIA C. J. Banick G. C. Banick R. J. Bklardi W. V. Bennett H. J. Bernardt I. E. Bresnahan A. C. Brevetti D. D. Bradach G. Carrafiello E. J. Carrol D. C. Chesnut 1-. T. H. Chng A. Ciannavei W. Clark C. E. Colletta i. Daione W. F. Desoi I. R. Detrio b. L. Franklet I. P. Gunness 1. E. Greene B. Hamling 1 ' . N. Handal R. T. Heath W. I. Hog AN V. Haite E. F. iFFT S. T. JAKUBOWSKI M. W. Jennings G. O. Kelbert J, T. Kratzer C. Laffiteau R. LaVia I. N. Lehosky W. Lilly, Jr. J. Lino E. E. LORENZ J. F. Loss A. C. Marchegiano J. McArthur A. iMcCarthy J. J. McGee J. J. McManus V. M. Meagher F. R. MUDANO T. Murphy G. Mock W. Nicolini R. O ' Grady A. T. Parisi J. Pedro.so G. Purdy J. B. Powers a. l. quarin H. T. Raley E. A. Ripley J. E. Sawyer F. A. SCINTO W. Scott G. E. Spring E. Trasoras H. Valery C. J. Vicari E. J. Walichowski F. Walter C. Weigold R. J. Welch G. W. WICKLIN J. WiTASICK J. Wright R. E. Wolf B. Zullo 407 Vesley I FOUNDATION .S1.ET UJESLEV FounoRTion The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist student organization on the campus. Actually it is the Metliodist Cluircli at work in the college community, seeking to provide for the spiritual, moral, and social needs of the student. Among its objectives are the creation of a greater personal relationship with Ciod, tiie developing of each person so that he might be a shining light to those about him, and the strengthening of those ties with God made in youth so tiiat the individual may become a mature Christian citizen. GRIFFIS OFFICERS S. Z. Grii ri.s Presidetil W. M. SvN Vice President R. S. Martin Secretary K. B. Anderson Treasurer J. C KlEVIT Piiblicily Director MEMBERS W. 1.. Ada ms R. M. Dunn, |k. W . R. Kelly J. R. OVERBY J. J. Stetina C. L. Akin S. E. Dyer B. Kerr O. Perry C. Swann K. B. Anderson H. S. F77ARD J. C. Kievit S. Y. PooN D. C. Swarthout M. H. Baldwin S. Z. Griffis L. V. Klitin R. POSHY W. M. Syn H. C. Brown E. Gurry C. LlFSEY, Jr. C Rhinehart G. A. Teasley I. C. Clark C. D. Haines A D. Little, Jr. C. Rowlands J. G. Thweatt, Jr T. Cook T. W. Hamby H Little R. L. Russell E. L. Vaughan D. Cooper B. Hoover C. R. Livingston j. C. Sewell E. Waller J. C. Cox J. G. Jackson R Martin [. R. Smith ]. I. Wells L. L. Crosby W. L. Iack.son .1. G. McDaniel A. L. Stanford, Jr. I. E. Wilson R. J. DOUGALL I. L. Wilson Akin Anderson Baldwin Clark Cook Cooper Coi Crosby Dougali Dunn Dyer Eliard Griffis Gurry Haines Hamby Hoover Jackson, Jackson, W. L. Kerr K ievit Klitin Lifsey Little Livingston Martin McDaniel Overbv Perry Poon Posey Rhinehart Russell Sewell Stanford Stetina Swann Syn Teatley Thweatt Vaughan Waller Wells Wilson. J. E. Wilson, J 408 iln iHrmoriam WILLIAM ANDERSON ALLXANDER ■ ' GRAND OLD MAN OF THE FLATS JUNE 6, 1889-APRIL 23, 1950 He has achieved success who has hved well, laui heJ often anj loveJ much; who has .uained the respect of intellii;ent men and the love of little children; who has tilled his niche and accomplished his task, and who has left the world better than when he found it. — Robert Louis Stevenson 409 color photo by cooper cleare .iK ' 4 I . kT .a i -t™ !!; LEFT TO RIGHT; Don Usher, Estes Mann, Dean Narmore, Vice President C. L. Emerson, Athletic Director W, A. Aleiander, Mr, Holt Wilby, Dean L. W. Chapin, Mr, Charles Griffin, Mr. H, A. Wycoff, Tom Coleman. . . . SEATED: Col, Blake R, Van Leer. THE RTHLETIC flSSOCIDTIOn Under the direction of Athletic Director William A. Alexander, the Georgia Tech Athletic Assixiation has continued its progressive policy of producing winning teams and at the same time scheduling strong opponents from other sections of the country. The intensive and aggressive program of the A. A. has paid dividends in the popularity and successes of the various Tech teams. MUNDORFF GRIFFIN HOSCH 412 FOOT THE CORCHES Tech ' s football coacliing staff is well-nigh incomparable, principally the four-man brain trust of Head Coach Bobby DiKJd, Ray Ellis, Assistant Coach, Ray Craves, 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 1915. Employing the T formation, Dodd has become the master of razzle-dazzle football thro ughout 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 iiis shrewdness has paid great dividends in subsequent years. km ' ♦ ' s i-.. r KEIIH WOODRLlff 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 Phila- delphia Eagles, and earlier as a player for the Eagles. Graves ' work with the lacket forward wall has earned him the highest praise. 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 Dodds deceptive T attack. Lewis Woodruff, head freshman coach, came to Tech in January, 1947 after two years at Decatur High School where iiis teams won their conference championship both seasons. Starting as assistant B team coach and scout. Woodruff ' was appointed freshman mentor for the 1949 season. 414 Singling our any exceptional players was a difficult task and somewhat unfair to the entire squad. Led by Captain Tom Coleman, the 19i9 Yellow Jackets were one of the most evenly balanced teams in the conference; however the sports writers selected four of the group for honors. Coleman, North, and Jordan were picked on the All-Southeastern Conference team, North making both offense and defense selections. Dick Harvin re- ceived Ail-American Honorable Mention from Col- Ut-rs magazine. Bobby North was named the SEC Player of the Week for his work in the Auburn clash. TO.V, .10..£. ' .1 A.N ,.j- JORDAN NORTH THE TEA -i ie O f 537 3, r 0v 04;37rtni 23 :1 13, 9 The 1949 Georgia Tech football team upset the pre-season ratings by winning seven of its ten games scheduled. Tulane, Alabama, and Duke were the elevens responsible for Jacket defeats, and these games were close scoring affairs. Bobby North and Jimmy Jordan were probably the most spectacular per- formers throughout the season, but the iron-man play of Captain Tom (oleman, center Bob Bossons, and quarterback Jnnmy Sotiihard were as much a part of Tech ' s glory. Little more could be asked of the entire team, and every player deserves nothing less than the highest praise. Faced with the loss of many of the ' 48 lettermen, ( ' oach Dodd called on his sophomores frequently and each one came through witli superior performances. Their experience should pay rich dividends during 1950s eleven game schedule. Mdnaqers Durden, Clarkson, and Allen. 410 - - t-mrimmi am wm Kir« «i A - 1 Griffin scores first TD of the season. Harrison (28) takes pitch-out around right end. BEATS VANDY, 12-7 Vanderbilt was rated among the top ten teams in the country and was set to beat Tech by at least a touchdown, but the Jackets ignored the dopesters and after three minutes of play Tech led 6-0. Southard ' s pass to Griffin netted the score. Vandy snapped back and went 75 yards before Bill Wade fumbled on the Tech 2i. Halfway through the third quarter, the Nashville team scored its only TD after a 65-yard drive. The extra point gave Vandy the lead. Bossons grabbed a Commodore bobble deep in Tech territory, and the Jackets set sail. Colin Anderson made an impossible catch of Southard ' s toss and gained 33 yards. McCoy got 23, and Humphreys and North went to the Vandy seven. Then Humphreys outran the secondary to score six winning points. in WWF MATTHEWS 1JMPHREYS 417 Someone said ch.it a i;ood, bi.i; man was better tlian a good little man, but it took the Green Wave giants to prove it to the gainest Tech team we have seen. Saturday, October 1, was a dreary, wet day in New Orleans but the Yellow Jackets ' spirits never waned. Little Jimmy Jordan sparked a Tech drive following the kick-off, but the Grcenics stalled it on their own eight yard line. A twenty pound per man weight advantage kept the ball in Tech territory most of the gam.e after that surprising initial drive. The Jacke ts missed two scoring opportunities in the first half when a Patton-to-Harvin pass missed and sophomore l.um Snyder let Jimmy Southard ' s aerial slip through his fmgers. Tulane ' s deception took nine plays in the first quarter to tally, but a battered Tech line staved off numerous drives until the final period . Tulane added two more touchdowns as the two-platoon system finally whipped down the Jackets. Southard on a fake hand-off looks for receivers. E TROUNCES JACKETS, 18-0 North rolls aqalnst the Grcenies BECK 418 MARCHES OVER GENERALS. 36-0 ftVSN ' tt , :  5 sv ' « A Little Jinimif Jordan was the spark (if tlie Jacket offensive against tlie Washington and Lee Generals, October S, at Grant Field as he ran 75 and 55 yards on two punt returns to score twice for Tech. Jordan ' s 24 yard romp put the ball on the W. and L. i yard marker and set up the third Jacket tally. Morris Harrison bulled over for the score. Big Clay Matthews added two points when he rammed through to block a General punt with only four minutes remaining in the game. Two rapid touchdowns ran the score to 36-0. The play of the reserves in the game was gratifying and the majority of the squad saw action during the afternoon. Mighty Mouse Jordan 30CS SS yards to score. % •W l -Jk.; t f v! I SOUTHARD t THOMPSON 419 . ■ ' ■ ' ,. • J ty DOWNS AUBURN, 35-21 The Yellow Jackets dommated play for three quarters at Grant Field on October 15, running up 28 points only to see a determined Tiger squad roar back with tliree tallies in the final period. A score in the waning minutes assured the Engineers a hard-earned victory. Bobby North ' was personally responsible for tine first Tech TD, running for a first down almost every time he got the ball. Quarterback Jimmy Southard churned 15 yards to register, and Harri.son blocked a punt for two points. McCoy sparked a 65-yard drive to pay dirt, and Maloof added number four. Tidwell and Tucker passed and ran to spark the Auburn rally. Langner scampered 13 yards for the third TD. Humphreys carried tacklers with him as he fought his way over for Tech ' s final marker. Maloof (63) goes over. North C?) bucks center. (Bottom) North gets loose. SCHARFSCHWERDT CRAWFORD SYKES 5PRIGGS UCJi SMASHES FLORIDA, 43-14 Bobby North gathers speed through the Florida line r f The Yellow Jackets invaded the lioine field of the Florida Gators on October 22 and spoiled the Florida Homecoming with a 43-14 lacing of the big Gator team. Jimmy Southard called a near perfect game, and the Dodd brand of deception completely baffled the SEC dark horse team during tlie second half. Florida scored first on a well-executed drive, only to have Tech score on six plays and knot the score. The Gators ' power netted them another seven points midway in the second period after the Jackets had taken the lead 14-7. Southard called a pitch-out to Buster Humphreys that put Tech in the lead 20-7 with seconds re- maining in the half. The second half was all Tech, as the elusive Bobby North and brainy Southard highlighted the attack that scored a safet y and three more tallies over a visibly exhausted Florida squad. Tech ' s quarterbacks connected for 10 out of 18 aerials for 17.3 yards. Dick Harvin, stellar end, had his best day on the receiving end for tlie Jackets. i X - ' ' • ' - ' DEVILS SWAT JACKETS, 27-14 DOYAL PATTON A big, aggressive Duke Blue Devil eleven gave the Jackets their second licking of the year, October 29 at Grant Field. Lady Luck rode with the Devils, but Techs grid men seemed unable to coordinate the excellent play of several individuals. The Engineers tallied first on a hand-ofT from Southard to Humphreys who passed to Dick Harvin for the score. The Blue Devils, particularly Earon, left end, rushed Southard badly throughout the game, and the Tech quarterback was relatively ineffective with his aerials. Duke ' s first score came on a three yard buck by Mounie. Their other tallies came as the result of two pass intercep- tions and a partially deflected pass in the end zone Roy Thompson scooted 30 yards in the final period for Tech ' s second touchdown. i O ' Neill leads North, and Harvin takes out two. . ' 1 w !Sif Humphroyi sSooi« Ioosp with Colin Anderson ' s help. 422 Five Blue Devils finally stopped North. Thompson breaks Info Vol secondary. (Top) Jordan needs another blocker. (Below) ' f ZZLES VOLS, 30-13 An injury-ridden Tech eleven journeyed to Knoxville on November 5, and completely reversed the predictions with a 30-13 rout of a favored sophomore Tennessee team. Sophomore quarterback Darrell Crawford earned the highest praise for his job in replacing injured Jimmy Southard. Tech ' s running attack proved its worth as the dazzling Jacket backs churned for 369 yards gained, while passing netted but 36. Tennessee got 84 on the ground and 130 by air. Coach Bobby Dodd won acclaim as Coach of the Week for his handling of the Tech team, and Oawford in particular. The rookie ball-handler was as ready as a veteran and his field generalship largely accounted for the four Jacket touchdowns. Dan Bradach, suffering from a paralyzed larynx, was flown to Knoxville at the last moment and turned in one of his best performances for Tech. The entire Engineer squad played their finest game of the season. Humphreys (31) making use of that interference. 423 (Left) BETHEA (Center) FRIZZELL (Right) COBB 1« . : ' : TIDLBEATS GEORGIA TECH, 20-7 Three tough ones in succession proved too much for the Jackets, and a well-balanced Alabama Crimson Tide offense lashed Tech with a 20-7 margin on Legion Field in Birmingham, November 12. The Engi- neers scored first after Bob McCoy intercepted a Bama aerial in the second quarter. Humphreys tossed to Dick Harvin who took the ball away from three Tide defenders in the end zone. The second half saw the Red Elephant power and passing pay off after superior kicking kept the Jackets bottled up. Alabama played their best ball game of the season to preserve their jinx over the Gold and White gridmen. 1 - • Sf fi H One of Salem ' s passes gains against the Jackets. A Crawford aerial enroute. Crawford to McCoy complete deep in Tech territory O ' NEILL ANDERSON HARRISON TECH RALLY TAKES CAROLINA, 13-3 . A battling team of Gamecocks visited Grant Field on November 19, and held the Yellow Jackets to a 3-0 deficit for three bruising periods until the Tech offense perked up enough to net two touchdowns and one extra point. Colin Anderson ' s spectacular catches and Bobby Nortli ' s nearly unstoppable line smashes were the margin over the South Carolina lads. Bill Killoy booted a thirty yard field goal for Carolina early in the first period, and the Gamecocks doggedly held on until the last frame. Crawford scored first for Tech on a sneak from the one, and Buster Humphreys climaxed North ' s 41 -yard drive from the Carolina four. Anderson snags one from Crawford on the thn Norfh goes off tackle for eight yards. Ration boots the PAT ttiat beats Georgia. OCJETS Spotting the Bulldog line a considerable weight advantage and pre-game bui ld-up, the Yellow Jacket forward wall completely out-fought tiie Big Red and provided the im- petus for the Tech victory as Red Patton booted the winning extra point. Statistics siiowed the Engineers a greater team tliaii was indicated by the scoreboard. Tech garnered 21 first downs to 9 for the Bulldogs, and totalled 284 yards gained to 218 for Georgia. After the opening kick-off, both teams sustained drives that went deep toward scoring territory but failed to cross the double stripe. From the Georgia 45 in the second peri- od, Mai Cook flipped a pass that John O ' Neill missed by inches only to have Gene Lorendo catch and race into the end zone. Durand ' s try for the PAT was wide, and the Red and Black lead 6-0. After the kick-off, the Jackets mounted a drive from their own 24 that was stopped on the Georgia 23 when Maricich intercepted a Southard to Griffin aerial. LUPTON QUEEN VHumphreys threads the needle. Crawford to Humphreys for Tech ' s only completion of the day. DOWN BULLDOGS, 7-6 Opening the second half, Tech failed to make a first down, and Buster Humphreys booted to the Georgia 10, Maricich returning to the 22. A penalty put the ball back on the seven, but Breezy Reid scooted to the Bulldog 48 before Shefler hauled him down from behind. The Jackets finally stopped the march on their 24. Tech again couldn ' t gain and Shefler quick-kicked to the Bulldog 10. Tech held and Jordan took Field ' s kick back to the Georgia 39. Hum- phreys made it first and ten on the 29. O ' Neill and Hum- phreys worked the ball to the five, and Bobby North was short of a first down on the one. Jimmy Southard, in tape and padding to protect his cracked vertabrae, drove over on a quarterback sneak. Patton ' s kick was perfect. Humphrey ' s fumble on the Georgia four ended a poten- tial scoring march. After an exciiange of punts, the Jackets worked the ball to the Red and Black 21 as the clock ran out. Hump hreys makes it first and ten on the Georgia 29. 1 LANGSTAFF _i:Qrsld di the hdif opens. Harry Wright lugs leather against the Bullpups 0S - ■. ■■• f St ' imiJ.T- .J ' - FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Rhino, Wright, Chambless, Werness, Kirkldnd Bnce, Stone Luck, Hudgins, young HaTrls Moorhead . . . SECOND ROW: Thornton, Trent, Booth, Hurst, 5a«ord, Dance Ch.ldress, Parkerson Brown, • THIRD ROW- Cooper Dixon, Marton, D ' Alutolo, Parsons, Thadcn, Haqen, Morns, Maddux. Pretl LAST ROW: Pope. Brogdon, Willis, Mercer, Mauldin. Register. Hicks, Carrriichael, Lance. Austin. Brown, Wells, Shuler. Perrln. Miller, Pfab. Davis, Rathbun, Ramsey, THE JUniOR JACKETS Although the season ' s record for the Junior Jackets was not impressive, varsity coaches are looking confidently toward the addition of weight and football prowess that the frosh will give to the varsity squad. The beefiest forward wall in many years promises to be the crow bar for breaking out those scat-backs that are traditional at Tech. Alabama ' s rugged freshman squad dumped the Tech first year men 20-9 in the first game of the ' 49 season. A few weeks later, however, the Jacket power lived up to its reputation and the Junior Jackets romped over Auburn ' s frosh 14-2. In the annual Turkey Day Shrine classic, the Georgia Bullpups rolled to an 18-0 win at Grant Field. Hal Miller, George Morris, Aymond Cooper were the standouts in the Jacket line, while All-Southern prep half- backs Harry ' Wright and Chappell Rhino and fullback Pete Brown made varsity backfield coach Keith ' s eyes shine with dreams of future games. The Jackets open a hole for Dick Preti with Pete Brown (50) escorting. 428 BRSKE fRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fntch. Sermersheim. Umstead, Reidcl, Register Keener. Clinc, Anderson, Knox, Blemker. COACH McARTHUR It judged by their home game record, the 1950 Georgia Tech basketball team had an excellent season; however, a jinx rode with the Yellow Jackets on road games. Only the Southeastern champions from Kentucky bested the Jackets at the Tech gym, but the only trip victory that the Engineers could muster in SEC play was over the Auburn Plainsmen. During the Christmas holidays the cagers played a circuit of seven games, among which they won third place in the Dixie Tournament at Raleigh, N. C. On this pre-season jaunt, Tech met Bradley, St. Louis, and Michigan State, winning the latter contest. Opening their SEC schedule, the Jackets dropped two heart-breakers to LSlf and Tulane. The Tigers downed the Tech DOLO ANDERSON SERMERSHEIM CLINE 430 THE QUIRTS OF 1950 Cline rebounds against the Plainsmen. THE SEC SEASON TECH 52 TECH 62 TECH 65 TECH 39 TECH 47 TECH 68 TECH 55 TECH 59 TECH 56 TECH 56 TECH 85 TECH 69 TECH 72 TECH 62 TECH . . 61 TECH 41 Louisiana State Tulane Auburn Alabama 63 64 49 73 Kentucky 61 Tennessee 57 Georgia 67 Tulane 55 Georgia 51 Tennessee 69 Louisiana State 58 Florida 38 Georgia 73 Kentucky 97 Auburn 53 Florida 59 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT XECH 56 Tennessee 63 Anderson gets tied up by two Rupp boys. 431 men, 63-52 in a much closer game tlian ilie score would indicate. Tech led the Greenies by two points with only a min- ute to play only to have a Tulane surge snatch the win from them, 64-62. Back in Atlanta for their first home stand, the ackers upset a high-riding Auburn quin- tet, 65-49, with Mel Dold capturing scor- ing honors for Tech. In Tuscaloosa the Alabama walloped the White and Gold live, 73-39, to continue the road jinx. The ever-powerful Kentucky Wildcats handed the Jackets their only home loss. C oach R upp ' s boys were extended to win, C)l-47 from the scrappy Tech quintet. Repeating the gridiron upset, the Engi- neers rolled over Tennessee 68-57 less than a week after the Vols had beaten Kentucky. In a return tilt with the Tulane Mel Dold dropi In two for the Jacekts. KEENER UMSTEAD 432 Circen Wave, Colin Anderson, Tech s All-SEC forward bucketed 24 points and sparked the hosts to a 59-55 revenge win. The Vols evened the score in Knoxville, dumping Tech, 69-56. Keener ' s thirteen markers gave him high scoring honors. In their highest scoring game of the season, Tech jumped all over LSU, 85-58. A capacity crowd saw the Jackets hit 33.8% of their shots against the Bengals. Florida ' s baffled five fell, 69-38 as the Jackets ended their home schedule. In two previous encounters, Tech and the Georgia Bulldogs h ad split, Georgia taking the first game, 67-55 and Tech the second, 56-51. Playing in Athens, the final contest went into overtime and the Bulldogs edged the Jackets 73-72. Bob Healey ' s free toss was the winning point. Bill Spivey, the cloud-scraping Kentucky center, netted 40 points as the Wildcats drubbed Tech 97-62. Sophomore center Bill Cline led the Tech men with 15 tallies. Mel Dold dropped in 17 points to lead tlie Jackets to their lone road game win. The Engineers ' control of the backboards was the margin of victory over Auburn ' s Rebound fireworks with Anderson and Blemker 433 Cline cracks with Sermershcim set for the rebound. top bracket squad, 61-53. The last game of the season found Florida rising up to take a 59-41 win from the Jackets in Gainesville. Moving to Louisville for the annual SEC tourney, the men from tlie Flats met Tennessee in the first round, and despite Cline ' s 14 points, the Vols advanced with a 63-56 win. Tech went cold mid- way in the second half after fighting on even terms until then. Teeter Umstead earned praise for his fill-in ]oh at guard when Mel Dold went out on fouls. The entire 1 3-man .squad earned cheers from the stands whenever they took the court, and we count the 1950 cagers among the best at Tech. SCHOENING. CAPTAIN KEENER THOMPSON LEONARD Dinmono men After a pre-season swing through Florida, the Jackets opened their regular SEC season on April 7, playing host to the University of Kentucky. Although Sunset Thompson hurled superior ball in the first game, Tech lost it due to the lack of clutch hitting and an experienced backstop. In the second and last game of the series, the Jackets played the Wildcats on even terms through- out most of the game; but the Kentuckians came through with a late inning rally to ice the series. LANKFORD OF 1949 The Engineers snapped their six game losing streak by beating Tennessee on fifteen hits. Herb Bradshaw allowed the Vols only six hits in pitching his best game of the season up to that date. Ten errors turned the Jackets ' first meeting with Auburn into a nightmare with the Tigers coming out on top. In the second game, it appeared that the Alabamans were going to come THE 1949 SEASON Tech 13 . . . . . Rollins College 9 Tech S Rollins Colle.ue 10 Tech I Florida 5 Tech 1 Florida 11 Tech 5 Michigan State 9 Tech 2 Michigan State -7 Tech 7 Kentucky 14 Tech 8 Kentucky 9 Tech 9 Tennessee 4 Tech 19 Tennessee 16 Tech S Auburn 12 Tech 5 Auburn 3 Tech 8 Tennessee 9 Tech 5 Tennes,see 3 Tech 8 Auburn 7 Tech 3 . uburn 4 Tech Florida 6 Tech 11 Florida 1 Tech IS Kentucky n Tech 1 Kentucky 9 Tech 7 Georgia 8 Tech 9 Georgia 8 Tech 8 Georgia 7 Tech 7 Georgia 8 THOMPSON WALTON Schoening stretches. Yellow Jacket wrinkle makers talking over the art of making them break. v ,v. !i],_4 through with their second victory, but the boys from the Flats saved the day with a thrilling two-run ninth inning rally to split the series. On April 29 and 30, Tech fought the Florida Gators to a draw, each team winning one game apiece. Sunset Thompson pitched superb ball in limiting the Floridians to only five hits while his mates pounded out eleven runs oflf of three Gator hurlers. The Jackets met the University of Georgia for the tirst time of the season in May, winning two of the four games played. To show the intense rivalry be- tween the two teams, all four games were decided by one point margins. Hank Lankford, Tech out- fielder, showed that he had the range of the outfield fence in the first game by blasting out two home runs, and he continued to be the terror of the Bulldog pitchers during the remainder of the series. Although Tech did not have an impressive season, some of the individual performances were worthy of mention. Hank Sclioening led tlie hitters with a lusty .452 average followed by Dick Harvin with .391. Eight other men hit .300 or better during tiie season. In the pitching department. Sunset Thompson and Herb Bradshaw bore the brunt of the attack for ihe Jackets. 4.« TRICK TRRCK men of COACH DEAN •  it ■Hi COACH PLAXICO uddy Fowlkes leaps mightily to take broad jump honors. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Grpen, Corndan, Laniinq Cooper, Coons, Glovor . . . SECOND ROW: Yaggi, Shiver, LeGette, Bowen, Anderson, Stoweri, Bdiley. . . . THIRD ROW. Saxon, Smith, McGrain, Lupton, Nolan, Forward, Renshaw. Fowlkes. Durint; the 1949 season, the Georgia Tech cinder team was supreme in the confernce and in the south. The Jackets stretched their dual meet victory strint: to tifteen, won the SEC crown, and repeated their victory of I94S in the SEAAU clash. Coaches Norris Dean and Tommy Plaxico rate unbounded praise along with team members for the banner 1949 season. The Yellow Jackets started the season by scoring 36 points at Chapel Hill in the Southern Conference Indoor Meet to place first in the non-conterence division. Buddy Fowlkes streaked to wins in the O-yard high and low hurdles; Dick Harvin took honors in the shot put; and the White and Gold relay team of Lansing, Fowlkes, Anderson, and Stowers romped home first in the mile event. Fowlkes ran a 9.6 second lOO-yard dash to spark the Engineers to an 85-41 lacing of Florida ' s Gators, Red Smith and Jack Corridan took the two-mile and the mile runs respec- tively, and Fowlkes also captured the 220 low hurdles and the broad-jump. The Green Wave from Tulane University was the next victim of the Tech powerhouse, although the Greenies ' Paul Bienz literally churned to victories in the century and the 220- yard dash. The tiny New Orleans speedster edged Buddy Fowlkes in both events by a mere step. F ' owlkes later set a new Tech record in the 220-yard low hurdles with a 2.3.5 seconds trip. Long-striding Robert Red Smith loped to a 9:45.5 two-mile, the best of his career, to Shiver. Coons, and Forward take an early lead for Tech. STOWERS AND ANDERSON 440 1949 SCHEDULE Southern Conference Indoor Meet — Tech 1st place, non-conference di- vision Florida 41 Tuiane 31 Tennessee 40 Georgia 42 1 2 Auburn 53 2 3 Tech 85 Tech 95 Tech 91 Tech 83 1 2 Tech 70 1 3 Southeastern Conference Meet — Tech 1st place Inter-Conference Meet — Won by SEC. Tech 4th place, team score SEAAU Meet — Tech 1st place Stowers wins as Anderson strains for close second. ' Rapid Robert Renshaw edges Tiger in his greatest finish. spotlipht the Jacket rout of Tennessee 91-40. In the 4iO, Stowers, Anderson, and Renshaw finished i n that order for Tech. The Jackets were crippled for the Georgia meet with Fowlkes, Bailey, and hurdler Ed Forward ailing. However, Johnny Stowers stepped into Fowlkes ' shoes and streaked to first place in the 100 and 220 dashes. Big Bob Saxon tallied his best heave of the season when he won the shot put event with a 16 foot, 1 ' ., inch toss. The Jackets came out with a il point matgin over the Bulldogs. Auburn ' s thinclad athletes gave the Techmen their closest battle of the season. The teams were separated by only five points going into the final two events of the meet. Tech captured eight firsts to six for the Plainsmen, and Tech took its 1 5th straight dual meet. In the SFC encounter, Tech greased by L. S. U. and Auburn by four and six points respectively to earn the 1949 conference title. Buddy Fowlkes was high point man tor the meet, rolling up l4 tallies. Tech ' s 39 15 points was the lowest winning score in the history of the meet, attesting to the intense compe- tition during the afternoon. Inaugurating the Inter-Conference Meet, Auburn leil the SEC to a 92-39 point QUEGN SSU ' . g ? RENSHAW The Yellow J ctets winning rr-lie relayers: Stowers, Anderson, Renshaw and Lansing. Nolan gets off good discus throw. victory with Tech 6 points hchinj in fourth place. Bob Renshaw i;ave the fans the most thrilhng finish of the afternoon in the S.SO-yard run, winning in 1:55, his best time in that event. The season finale saw Tech proving its superiority over teams from schools throughout the South with a repeat win in the SEAAU meet held at Grant Field on June i. Tech men shattered four records in rolling up 621;: points for a 25 ' j point margin over second place Auburn. Fowlkes set new marks in the 220-yard dash and the 22()-yard low hurdles. Lansing, Anderson. Renshaw, and Stowers lowered the mile relay mark to .i:lS. . Miler Jack Corridan switched to the 4 iO-yard hurdles and bettered the previous mark of 5 .2 seconds set by Tech ' s Billy Queen at the 19-i8 encounter. Corridan ' s time was 56.8 seconds. The Yellow Jackets will lose five of the cinder stalwarts before the 1950 season but Coach Dean hopes to have another power-packed squad to lengthen the victory string. FOWLKES AND PETERSON Bailev and Fowlkes were nosed out bv Tulane ' s Bienz who leaves onlv his shadow. G V m GOLF T En n s ui I mjn I n G UJ R ESILin G C R S S - C u n T R V TEAM CAPTAIN JOHNNY MILES COACH LANOUE TnnKmEn The Tech mermen teed oft against the Auburn swimmers and won handily 46-29. The Techsters took the opening event and were never headed. Bobby Harp and John Chapman were the standouts for the Jackets. Travehng across town, Coach Freddie Lanoue ' s boys bested Emory. Led by their ever-dependable captain, Johnny Hiles, the Jackets came from behind to outpoint the North Carolina State Wolfpack 41-34 for their third straight win. Hiles snared two firsts and swam the anchor leg of the win- ning 400-yard freestyle relay. Georgia ' s relay team set a new record in the freestyle • ' • ' ' - k. V J H event and eked out a 40-35 win over Tech in the last race of the meet. The Techmen skimmed by Vanderbilt 44 to 31 by winning the same event that defeated them at Athens. Three records fell as the North Carolina mermen topped the Jackets 50-25. Tommy Towles won the 20()-yard breaststroke for Tech ' s only first place, but Macky Mulherin finished second in the diviiig competition, and Hiles won close seconds in the 200- yard freestyle and the 440 freestyle. Tiie Wiiite and Gold tankmen dropped their third meet of the season to the FSU Semi- noles, 51-24. Hiles and Towles churneil to 444 HARRISON MULHERIN OF 1950 TECH 16 Auburn 29 TECH 49 Emory 26 TECH 11 N, C. State 34 TECH 5 Georgia 40 TECH ■14 Vanderbilt 31 TECH 25 North Carolina 50 TECH 24 Florida State , 51 TECH 38 Florida 37 TECH 44 Georgia 31 SEAAU Meet Tech Sixth SEC Meet Tech First wins tor Tech. Johnny Hiles set a pool record in the 1 50-yarcl back- stroke to gain Tech a 38-37 win over Florida. It was sweet revenge for the Jackets as they drowned the Bulldogs from Athens 44-31 in the Tech pool. Towles and Page Griffin scored their usual one-two finish in the 200-yard breaststroke. In the SEAAU meet it was Johnny Hiles who brought in Tech ' s only individual honors with his third place in the 150-yard freestyle, Tech placing sixth. The Tech pool was the site of the annual SEC championship meet, and the Jackets were doped to repeat their win of 19-49. Hiles and Towles with their wingmen. Griffin and Chapman were the big guns in Tech ' s lepeat victory. The Jackets racked up 82 points to edge Georgia with 75 and Florida with 71. GRIFFtN THE TEnnis ISI ' JI Coach Bortell ' s 1949 tennis team, although slightly off their 1948 game, ended the season in fine style by romping over Tennessee 10-0, and placing second in the Southeastern Conference Tournament. The Jacket racquet men started the season during spring vacation by touring Florida. They opened brilliantly against the Jacksonville Naval Air Station by conquering them, 8-0. Ferguson was the only Techster able to cope with the power-packed Rollins team as the Jackets lost, 8-1. The third and final stop in the land ol oranges was at Gainesville, where the White and Gold again went down to defeat, 6-.r Returning home, the Techmen suffered their third defeat at the hands of the powerful Davidson aggregation, 6-2. The Yellow Jackets swore vengeance and got same the following week in out-stroking both Tennessee and Georgia by similar scores, 7-2. The Bulldogs from Athens met a new and improved brand of Jacket tennis, and lost five singles and two doubles before being sent to the showers. 446 TEfllll OF 1949 Coach Bortell ' s men in white continued their fine playing by white- washing Emory ' s netmen, 9-0. After losmg to Vanderbilt, the Jacket team bounced right back by trimming the Auburn Tigers, 6-3. Ed Adams and Frank Owens turned in smashing games in winning their singles and doubles matches. The ream journeyed to New Orleans for the SEC encounter with high hopes and much determination for a repeat on last year ' s fine showing. They were not disappointed. Ed Adams and Frank Owens, pl.iying their best tennis, brought back second place to the Flats. Jack Tuero, Tulane ' s brilliant entry, bested Owens in the semi-finals, and eased past Adams in the finals. The Yelk)w Jackets closed out a successful season witli tiieir greatest margin of victory by blanking the Tennessee Volunteers, lO-O. Statham catches one on the button. TECH 8 Jacksonville Navy ... TECH .1 Rollins S TECH 3 Florida 6 TECH 2 Davidson 6 TECH 7 Tennessee 2 TECH 7 Georgia . 2 TECH 1 Davidson 8 TECH 2 Duke 7 TECH 9 Emory TECH 3 L. S. U 3 TECH Tulane 8 TECH 3 Vanderbilt 6 TECH 6 Auburn 3 Southeastern Conference Tournament — Tech, 2nd place TECH 4 Georgia 5 TECH .10 Tennessee THE SQUAD Ed Adams Larry Bell I RANK Owens llM DIjRRKTT Don Ferguson Gordon Statham LouLs King Don Lyle STATHAM 447 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Haqler, Davenport Leicette Anderson, Rothfuss, Garner (Captain), Gunter, Spears, Pippin, Watkins. BACK ROW; Heaiey (Manager). Agramonte, Ulivi, Bland. Benning, Ccrney, Farrell, Coach Neiger, Coach Welser. Although the season h.id not been completed when the BIju- Print went to press, tlie Georgia Tech gymnasts had aheady added several victories to the record achieved under the direction of Coaches Lyle Welser and Warren Neiger. Climaxing the 1949 season, Tech won both the Novice and Junior SEAAU champion- ships. The Jackets took top scores in all events ro win the Novice division with 641 2 points to 361 2 for Duke. In the Junior division, led by Dick Gunter, Tech amassed 86 points while LSU and Duke tallied 24 each. COACHES WELSER AND NEIGER A bronie tableau depicting batebail. A pyramid exhibition during hali-time at a basketball game. 448 THE 1950 GVm TEflm So far this year Tech has won a dual meet with I.SU, placed second in a tiiree-way battle, and lost dual meets to FSU and Maryland. Coach Welser ' s charges turned back Louisiana State ' s Tigers 57-55 in the first meet of 1950. At Durham Tech followed Duke ' s 73 ' 2 points with a second 69 ' 2. and North Carolina scored 10. A Maryland rally downed the Engineers 61-51. Florida State University, boasting some of the top talent in the country, was pushed to beat the Yellow Jackets 68-44 in the Tech gym. Roetzheim, an Olympic competitor and considered the best all-around U. S. gymnast, scored 2 i points for the Seminoles, winning every event he entered. Top performers for the 1950 Jackets were: Hagler. 37 ' 2 points — Rope and high bar Davenport, 33 points — Parallel bars and rings LeGette. 28 points — High bars and parallel bars Garner, 23 points — Rings and high bar Farrell, 23 points — Tumbling and trampoline TOP; Rothfuss and Aattaway, the sym team clowns. CENTER: Agrannonte does a back somersault from the trampoline BOTTOM; Spears shows tine form doing a crotch rest. Captain Garner executes a fly-away off t he ring 449 COACH GRIFFIN THE SEASON Tech 15 Georgia 50 Tech 25 Florida 35 Tech 27 Duke 29 Tech 28 Tennessee 31 Tech 27 Auburn 30 SEC Meet Tennessee 4S Tech 58 Auburn 62 RLr.jHAW, STOWERS, and GLOVER CROSS-COUHTRV OF 1949 CAPTAIN SMITH The Yellow Jacket cross-country team ended a fine season by winning every one of its re ;ular season meets and placing second to Tennessee in the SEC encounter. The 1949 Harriers opened the season in high gear hy out-running the entire Georgia team. Led by Red Smith, the 19-19 SEC champion, the entire squad crossed the glory line before a Georgia runner showed. This reflects directly on the emphasis that Coach Grithn and the entire team place on training. Smith showed his heels to Florida and Duke to continue his amazing pace. He ran his best race of the season in beating Tomlinson of Duke by 1-1 seconds. His time was 22:49.5 for the four miles. Roy Cooper placed third in the Georgia, Florida, and Duke meets. Tech was hard pressed in the Auburn Meet as Tigers Overton and Steele crossed the finish line together to edge Smith. The Yellow Jackets had to rely on a lar.ye number of early finishers to win. In the SEC Meet, the Jacket distance runners were edged out by Tennessee whom they had beaten early in the season. Smith came in fourth behind the only three men who had tinished in front of him during the season. The top four Jacket harriers. ■t — ,...mA. « THE SEASON Tech 15 Cll.ltt.ilUIOg.l 1 1 Tech 24 Vanderbilt 5 Tech 8 Auburn 24 Tech 5 V. M. I. 22 Tech 12 Duke 12 Tech Oklahoma A. M. 36 Tech 11 Maryville College 19 Tecli 19 Vanderbilt 8 Tech Auburn 30 ERB Southeastern AAU Meet — Tech third place t BECK THE UJRESTLERS OF 1950 IVEY The 1930 Yellow Jacket matmen. under the ijuiJance of Coaches Miller and Griffith, turned in a 3-4-1 record for the season. Opening against the Chattanooga Moccasins in Chattanooga. Tech won 15-11, and followed up with a 24-5 lashing of Vanderhilt in Nashville. The powerful Plainsmen squad from Auburn continued their mastery of SEC wrestling with a 24-8 win over the Jackets. On consecutive nights the Techmen dropped a meet to the crack V. M. I. team 22-5 and tied Duke ' s Blue Devils. Bill Erb in the lJ5-lb. class, was the lone Jacket to gain a decision against the V. M. I. men. Beck took the last bout to give Tech a draw in the Duke encounter. Boasting r« ) Olympic contenders, the Oklahoma A. and M. grapplers shut out the Jackets . 6-0 in the first inter- sectional match. Ray Beck, Tech ' s heavyweight, provided the thrills as the Maryville College matmen outpointed Tech 19-11 in the Tech gym. In a return match, the White and Gold grapplers bested Vandy ' s Commodores a second time, 19-8. Bringing the season to a close, the Techmen copped third place in the Southeastern AAU meet, with Beck. Rhodes, and Philopoulas the top performers for the Jackets. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirk, Garrard. Erb. Zell, Burnsed, Franklin. . . . SECOND ROW: Gelskr. Lookabaugh. Rhodes, Rice. Ivey, Vanden Huesel. . . . THIRD ROW: Townsend, Ingles. Beck. Cone, Bluestone. King. E ¥ • ■ ■■ fr ' ' i- THE SEASON Tech 13 1 2 Rollins 41 2 Ttch li ' i Jaiksonville Navy 41 5 Tech 4 Auburn 14 Ttch 1 South Cardlina 10 Tcih 16 Tennessee 2 ' Uch 13 Emory 5 Tech S Auburn 10 Tech 13! 1 Georgia 4I 2 Tech 13 Georgia 5 lech I2V2 Tennessee 5 ' 2 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Green, Swann, Clay. SECOND ROW: Ewing, Pritchett, LaClair, Howell. THE GOLF TERin OF 1949 Five seniors wounci up their golfing careers at Georgia Tecli by bringing the SEC championship back to the Flats. Led by Duck Swann, team captain and number two man behind Gordon Clay, the Tech Linksmen finished the season with a record of nine victories against two losses. The par-busting graduates are Gordon Clay, Albert Swann, Tom Pritchett, Charlie Ewing, and Tom Green. The team ' s winning ability lay in its depth of strengtii. There was very little difference in the score cards turned in by the number one and number two men, and in the cards of the other two team members and substitute players. It seemed that if the top men had .in off day, the lower division boys approximated par or thereabouts to pile up enough points for the victory. Mentor Dennison, the able golf coach for a number of years, praised his boys highly: The Tech team was as strong and as well balanced as any team we have ever had. The substitute players were almost as good as the regular team players. They won all of their games but two in spi ' e of the fact that the competition was the keenest its been for years. Tiie reason is the overall skill of the team and its determina- tion to win. COACH DENNISON CLAY 452 inTRfl RflLS FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS GOLD LEAGUE Beta Theta Pi YELLOW JACKET LEAGUE Thcta Xi WHITE LEAGUE Pi Kappa Alpha TORNADO LEAGUE Si.Kma Phi Epsilon BLOCK LEAGUE Southern Rebels PUNT LEAGUE Navy R. O. T. C SCHOOL CHAMPION Sigma Phi Epsilon FOOTBALL AEPi ' s reach for leather. With the Tech infirmary geared for the emergency, six leagues, totaling 36 teams, played 10 weeks of knock-down, drag-out football. When the smoke cleared, the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity of the Tornado League emerged as the 1949 school champions. Their efficiency at blocking and knocking carried them tiirough the regular season and the Fraternity play-off without a loss or tie. The school championship was decided when the SPE team bested the Southern Rebels, winner of the Independent Section, in a close thriller. There were .S5 deadlocked games during the season which gives a good indication of the intense competition and spirited rivalry among the teams. SPE and Callaway play-off action. VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS GOLD LEAGUE Sigma Alpha Epsilon WHITE LEAGUE Kappa Alpha TORNADO LEAGUE Alpha Epsilon Pi YELLOW JACKET LEAGUE Sigma Phi Epsilon VOLLEY LEAGUE Techwood Dorm PUNCH LEAGUE Geechee Cluh SCHOOL CHAMPION Sigma Alpha Epsilon I ' ll slap it down your fhroat! Sigma Alpha Epsilon made it two years in succession as they downed the Geechee Club of the Independent Section in the final volleyba play-offs. The four fraternity league yy LtlDnLL winners stormed through the season ' s play with four vic- tories against two defeats, and the three independents likewise put undefeated teams into the school play-offs. SAE won the Gold League of the Fraternity Section and polished oft ' KA, AEPi, and SPE for the fraternity crown. The Geechees outlasted Techwood Dorm and Latin-American Club to win the other play-oft berth. The lanky SAE six was extended to three games to turn back the scrappy Independents. The Latin Americans and Geechees fight for point. A Chi Phi salts one away. The Geechees score that point. BOWLING LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Crdlll l.c.iguc White League Scliool Clliampions Tiui Epsilon l hi Phi Gamma Delta Pi Kappa Alpha Beta Theta Pi Pi Kappa Alpha Can ' t you squeeze another point? PiKA ' s Harris is set for strike. BOUlLinG The bowling season proved to be strictly a fraternity affair with only two leagues filled. However, spirit was at the highest and the season was a successful one. Pi Kappa Alpha rolled to the school championship after winning first place in the White League. Beta Theta Pi was runner-up in that league. In the Gold League, Tau Epsilon Phi and Phi Gamma Delta finished in that order. Pi Kappa Alpha outpointed the three challengers in the round-robin play-ofifs. BflSKETBOLL Moselcy. of the Betas rolls a sood one. Emerging from perhaps tiie keenest competition in intramural basketball seen in many years. Phi Delta Theta powered over the Blue Demons, Independent Section and four from the fraterni- ties. The Callaway married m.en h.id little trouble winning the ISO League crown. BASKETBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Gold I.eai;iie Phi Deltn Tlieta White LeagLie Pi Kapp.i Alpha S ' ellow Jacket League Phi Sigma Kappa Tornado League Alpha F.psilon Pi ISO League Callaway Apartments Dribble League Blue Demons Bounce League Navy R. O. T. C. School Chainpions Phi Delta Theca while in the Bounce League the Navy R. O. T. C. five wound up in first position. The Blue Demons, Dribble League winners, bested both Call.iway and the Navy cadets for the play-oft title. All four fraternity leagues featured aggressive play and close scoring contests down to the final game. Alpha Epsilon Pi scored more than one upset on their march to the Tornado League championship. Phi Sigma Kappa scrambled to number one place in the Yellow Jacket League, and the White League titlist was the Pi Kappa Alpha quintet. The Gold League included the teams from the largest fraternities and, according to some, the play in this circuit was tops for the season. Phi Delta Theta was not undefeated in gaining the nod for the league, but their well-rounded team proved too powerful for the other three champs. PiKA ' s watch two points for Sigma Chi. The school champs couldn ' t stop this one. E rvin sinks one Phi Delta Theta Jackson, pacer; Henry, first; Ward, second; Krescanko. third; Sutton, fourth. The victorious ATO tankmen. Bond gets away on the start. CROSS-COUHTRV A clear, crisp day was afforded the fifty or more cross-country entrants who charged out of Rose Bowl Field, and a large crowd of spectators cheered the boys as they broke from the start. Granville Henry, victor in the Freshman Cake Race, stuck with Guy Jackson, the pacer, all the way and was an easy winner f or Alpha Tau Omega. Ward took second for ATO, Krescanko was third for Phi Kappa Tau, and Sutton copped fourth for ATO. sujimminG The 1949 Intramural Swimming Meet was won by a strong ATO team, which amassed a total of 42 points. The well balanced ATO team took firsts in the 100 yard freestyle, the 200 yard medley relay, the 75 yard medley swim, and seconds in fancy diving, and the 200 yard freestyle relay. The second place, SAE team tallied . 5 points, while taking the 200 yard freestyle relay, and placing second in tiie 200 yard medley relay, tiie tug-o-war, and thirds in several otiier events. Tlic fancy dixiiig event was taken by 1. S. O. as was the plunge. Kappa Sig took the tug-o-war in a battle of siieer power. The tread water event was won bv PiKA. pnr ' Tnni I Speedball s were in the wind this year as Intramural Softball teams fought for the winning playoff title. Pitchers, such as: ATO ' s George Burke, SAE ' s Joe Ferguson, and Dave Albury of the SPE ' s, as well as the PiKA hurler, Sam Young, proved to be the backbone of their teams. The SPE team fought its way through the four fraternity leagues on to the playoff — here it met the independent Calloway team. Having been victorious over three independ- ent leagues, the Calloway team turned on the power to win the school crown, 10-4. INTERFRATERNITY CHAMPIONS Sigma Phi Epsilon INDEPENDENT CHAMPIONS Calloway Apartments SCHOOL CHAMPIONS Calloway Apartments That ifretch itspped i lura double. Ellli iw«itt It out. He made If( The batter didn ' t even see that one. Hunt, McKnirht, Larlscy. and Clark tee off. Maxwell chips OLjt of a touqh ' ,pol GOLF Mnny students from tlie fraternity and independent groups aroLuid the campus entered tiie links tournament tiiis year in iiopes of winnins; the championship flight; however, B. B. Balentine won the championship by defeating Pete Ferris one up on the twentieth green. Other flight winners were Bob January, Barry Blemker, Charles McCanless, Robert Welch, and S. J. Mitchell. TEnnis Carter swings. Morrison concentrates on a backtiand shot. Courts were crowded this spring as intramural tennis began with over one hundred entries com- ing from fraternity and independent groups, as well as unattached persons. Doyett Payne won the individual championship and led the Phi Delta Theta team to a sixteen point victory over the Sigma Chis ten points. KA and Kappa Sigma tied for third place, having seven points each, while the Calloway Apartments placed fourth with six points. In the individual championship T. C. Tabor (unattached) made a strong showing as runner-up. Home plays it close. , iJV ■ TRACK RESULTS Alpha Tau Omega 30 ' , ' 2 Phi Delta ' Ilieta 28 Sigma Chi 18 I. s. o 171 2 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 17 ' Burke and Kirkpatrick await their turn on ttic coorti. He made it. T D r U Duplicating their victory of 1948, the well-balanced Alpha Tau Omega cinder team outlasted strong bids by Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Chi men to capture the 1949 track championship. ATO totalled 3OV2 points to 28 for the Plii Delts and 18 for Sigma Chi. The largest crowd to view an intramural event during the year witnessed the early surge by I.S.O. entrants to a substantial but short-lived lead. Harris took first in tlie mile and Ladner p osted the fastest time for tlit century. ATO soon showed its power as the dash events were run. George Everitt won the 440-yard dash; Jim Mathews placed third in the 100; and lanky Andy Hall tied Sigma Chi ' s George Kirk for winning time in the 220. The Phi Delts edged ATO in the 880-yard relay and took second in the shuttle hurdle relay to pull within a hair ' s breadth of the lead. The decision rode with the winners of the 440-yard relay, the final event of the afternoon. The Alpha Tau Omega foursome of Pitman, Anderson, Mathews, and Everitt legged the baton to a decisive 49.5 second first over Phi Delta Theta ' s 50.1 second runner-up time. Ford and Hall kick home in the 8B0. A variety of form in the hurdle relay. Hilley wins a 220 heat. nOEK TO RDUERTISE RS Page No. Adams-Cates Co _ 475 Atlanta Fish, Inc 486 Atlanta Sand and Supply Co. -- 479 Atlanta Textile Machinery Co. , 475 Ballards Optical Co. -- 468 Beauty Craft 484 Big Town Billiards 472 Biltmore Hotel -. — 478 Biltmore Hotel Pharmacy 476 binders Gift Shop — 494 Blue Jacket Inn — 483 Blue Lantern, The 483 Boomershine Motors — 493 Bush, L. R. 467 Campbell Coal Co. 494 Cannon, Ralph G. 469 Canton Cotton Mills 481 Canton Poultry Co. _ 472 Capital Automobile Co. 466 Capitol Fish Co 475 Chapman Realty Co- 473 Chesterfield Laundry 476 Coastal Stares, Inc 483 Coca-Cola .- 471 Colonial Stores, Inc. 467 Concord Radio 490 Dawes, Edgar E. 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H 490 Varsity, The — 478 Victory Motors _ — 474 Wagstaff Motors 465 Westinghouse Electric 473 WGST 495 Willingham-Tift Lumber Co 489 Whitaker Oil Co. 492 Wotford Oil Co 479 Yancey Bros. Machinery Co. 488 Yellow Jacket Inn 468 York Billiards 475 46.? 9 You can put your confidence in- GENERAL ELECTRIC f Rt ' i (irii iiiiiil . . . MORNING GLORY BUTTER TEI I ESSEE EGG CO., II C. Distribulor ]iS9 Si ' RiNG Street, S. W. WAlnut6775 SOUTHEASTERIV STAGES, 1] C. riif If ii I II I ' rtiTil Bi-lii ' een Atlanta Athens Augusta Charleston Savannah STUDENT INDEX Abbett. Tarlton J.. 41, 255. 378. Abcln. Harry J., 179. Abend, Norman A.. 179, 247. Abraham. Mike. 4t. Adams, Alfred L., 145, 275. Adams. Alison T.. 41, 338. Adams. Ben M., 143. Adams. Charles L.. 41. Adams. Edgar George, 179, 265. Adams. George W.. 179. Adams. Leonard H., 179, 363. Adams. Marcus C, Jr.. 145. 380. Adams. Radford C. Jr.. 145. 310. Adams. Robert W.. 163. Adams. Roy F.. 179. Adams. William E.. 41. 362. 376 446. Adelberg, William S.. 179. Adomat. Emil A.. 41. 370. Agramonte. John J.. 179, 290. 449. Arelio. Joseph J.. 179. Aiken. Leonard H., 41, 370. Airth, Henry B.. 179. 248. 351. Aifken. Charles H., Jr.. 179. 311, 366. Akerman, John L.. 163. 300. Akin. Charles L.. 41. 366. 404. 408. Akin. Thomas A.. 41 359. Akins. Marion W.. 179. AVridge, Melvin Eugene, 145. Albangh. Francis E.. 163. Albritton. Bobby G . 163. 314 380 Albury. Gordon M.. Jr.. 163, 244, 305 Alexander. Alfred M.. 163. 315. Alexander, Charles T.. 41. Alexander. Kenneth S. 145. Alexander. William K.. Jr.. 145 296. Alfano, Frank A.. 145. Altord. John I.. 41. All n. Charles A.. 179. Allen, Clarence K.. 145. 252 386 Allen. John M.. 179. Allen. Karl 145. Allen, Lee T.. 179. Allen, Robert R.. 163. 380. Allen. William E., 163. 275. Allen, William H.. 41. 268. 373. Allison, Louie J.. 145. Allison. Luther T. Jr. 163 Allred. John O.. 163. Almand. Charles F., 42 341 378. Almand. Charles W. 179 286 Almon. Cnarles C. 179. 258. AInutt. Thomas L., 179. 260. Alspaugh, Webb M,, 145, 374. Altmann, Robert W.. 163. Alvarez. Manuel A., 179, 361. Alvarez, Jack, 42. Amis. A. 8., Ill, 163. Anderson, Charles M.. 42. 380. Anderson. James V., 42. 372, 382. Anderson, Jesse M.. 42. Anderson. John R., 179. 268. Anderson. Joseph C, 42. 326. 338 363, 374, 425. 430. Anderson, Kenneth B., 163, 408. Anderson, Leonard G.. 179. 362. Anderson. Neil L.. 42. 399. Anderson. Robert Elam, 145, 296, 326. 337, 351, 354. 356. Ar-H«rson, Robert H, 42. 211, 344. 393. Anderson, Roy, Jr.. 145. 249, Anderson. Sydney. III. 179. Anderson, Unice S.. 42. Anderson. Waldo G.. 42. 272, 372. 401. Andreae, Pierre V., 42, 326, 328. Andrews. Frederick E.. 145. 268. 374. 3M Andrews, Harold L., 179. Andrews. Jack E-. Jr.. 146. Andrews. Jesse W.. 163, Andrews, Joe D., 42. 338. 374. Andrews. Joseph H.. Jr.. 43. Andrews, Lewis S., Jr., 179, 280. Andrews, Ralph C. Jr., 43. Andrews. Robert H.. 43. 286, Annlcchiarico. Roberto 179 361 Anthony. William H., 179, 288 Aposlolu, Daniel R., 163. Apperson, Lawrence L., 179, 248 Appling, Marvin R.. 256. Archambault Roger G,. 145 330 Archie. Chad L.. Jr.. 163. 359. 366 384. 406. Ard. Devan D.. 163. 275. Arellan o. Manuel R., 145 258. Armenaki. T. Thomas 145 2 1 398. Armistead, Stanley W., 43, 292. Armstrong, Glenn K., 145. 368. Armstrong. Oren K. 43, Arnold. Leiand 8. 145 360 Aronin. Paul. 43. 247, 372. 386, Arroyo, Roberto E., 179. Arfamendi Geno. Ernesto M , 163 Asbell, Crawford O., 43. 342. 364. Ashley. James E.. 43. 268. 373, 386. Askew, John H., 43, 358. 362. 386. Astrup. Bert R.. 179, 260. Atkins. Daniel B., Jr., 43. Atkinson, Hosea V., 43, 283, 386, 397. Attaway, Julian J.. 43. 268, 338, 356, 374, 449. Aubel, Lynn A., 145, 373,400. Auger, Raymond N., 179, 351, 353. Auaust, Richard S., 163, 252. Aus ' tin. John G., Jr.. 145. Austin. Lawrence M.. 44. Austin. Michael B., 179. Avenia. James J., 44. 337, 372, 407. Avery, H. E. 332. Avery. Jerald, 179, 247. Aveiy, Richard L.. 41. 343. 376. Ayers. Archie C, Jr.. 44, Ayers, Emory D.. 44. 215. 338. Ayres. John R.. 44, 296. Babb, Ramon L., 44, 372. Bachman. John A.. Jr.. 44. 3B0 Bachman. Tom H.. 163. 268. Bacon. George D.. 44. Bacon. Paul H., 44. 370. Bacon. Ronald L., 35. Baecher Max D.. 44. 401. 404, Baggett. Lloyd W.. 179. Bahos. David. 179. 280. Bahr. Richard C. 163. 383. Bahrt, Carl P., 44. 265, 376. Balles, Charles E., 179. Bailey. Bradley K.. 163. Bailey. Emory J., 179, 288, Bailey, James C, 145, 326, 330, 338, 374, 397. Bailey, Robert B.. 145. Bailey. Robert W.. Jr., 179. Baker. A. Albert. Jr., 35. Baker, Charles C, 145, 390. Baker, Wilbur E.. Jr.. 145. 282, 396. Bakkum. Peter L. B. 35. 374, Balch, Bob B.. 179. 290. Baldasare. Paul. 4S, 380 Baldwin, Joseph H, 45, 372 403 Baldwin, Meredith H 145. 305, 408 Balfour. David N.. 145. Balfour. Robert J., 45, 378. Balkcom, Mark C. 45, 215, 292. Ball, Charles W.. 45. Ballard, Irby B., 179. Ballard. James C, 45. Ballew. Joe F.. 35. Ballew. Walter W., Jr., 179. 256. Ballinger, Philip Fazio, Jr.. 179. Ballow. Lawrence Dennis, 179. 275. Balsbaugh, Walter S.. Jr.. 163, 363. Banick, Cyril J., 35. 407. Banick, George C. 45. 407. Bankston, vjeorge W., 163. Baradell, John J.. 45. 259, 326. Baran. Victor J., 35. Barbato. Anthony J., 163. Barber. Albert W.. 163. 268. Barber, John S., 45, 338, 374 Barcun, Seymour D., 179, 349, 362. Barge. Robert H.. Jr., 45. Barilovits. Steve. 163. Barineau. Walter E., 45, 268, 398. Barker, Joseph H., 163. Barlow Charles C. 163. 265. Barlow. William E., 179, 260. Barnard. Ralph W.. 45, Barnard. Lloyd. Jr.. 163, 252, 393. Barnes, Donald H., 163, 268. Barnes. Edward T.. 179. 260. Barnes. George H.. 4A, Barnes. Leroy, 145. 321. 322, 341. Barnes, Leroy Tabor, 282. Barnes. William A.. 163. Barnett Paul G., Jr.. 46. 268. 341. 349, 384. Barnett Robert C. 163. 292. Barnett. William W.. 145. Barney Walter F.. 35. 268. Barre, Kenneth M. 163 260. 3 9. Barrett Henry T.. 145. 305. Barron. Alvah Votelle, Jr . 46, 252. Barron. William T.. 145. Barry Frank I,. 46. 399, Barlel, Ervin F., Jr., 179, 280. Birth, Louis F. Jr., 179, 280. Bartholomay, Henrv W., 35. Bartholomew, Mel E., 179. Bartlett, William E.. 179. 311. Barton, Gerald, 145, 300. Bartro Robert D., 145, 290, 339. Raskin. Charles E., 163. Bass John E.. 145. 288, 343. 388. Bassford. Thomas H.. 145 Bastlen. Ronald B.. 179. 290. 464 GREAT CARS Fine Service DeS OTO A Square Deal PLYMOUTH The Car Designed With You in Mind Lets You Drive Without Shifting; M ' 5t n acp gtaff MOTOR COMPANY INCt DISTRIBUTORS SPRING AND EIGHTH ST., N.W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 465 DLBOSE — ECELSTOI B. M. DuBosE AGENTS Harti oKD IiRE Insurance Co. Hartford Accident Indemnity Co. LAmar4951 Trust Co. of Georgia Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE CO. Elwyn Tomlinson, President Authorized Dealer WEST PEACHTREE (Opposite Biltmore Hotel) OFFICIAL — STANDARD GEORGIA TECH CLASS RING For All Graduation Years Write College Inn Care Ga. Tech P. O. Manufactured by HERFF-JOI ES C O. MERLIX GROCERY COMPAl Y ; Icsal e (j roc crs Catering to Ti:c.m Fr i krnities 125 Decatur Street, S. E. MAin xS.n Louis .Meri.i.n ' 35 STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Bastin, Clinton B., Jr., 46, 336, 368, Batchelder, Maynard S,, 44, 370. Batey. Robert E., 35, 337, 382. Batlio. Norman R.. 17?. Bauchspies, Frank T., 163. Bauer, JoSn R., 46, 368. Baugh. Cecil E.. 46, 403. Baughan, Horace L., 46, 284. Baynard. Joeph Scott. 179. 359. Bazemore, Frank A., 46. Bazcmore. John C, 179, 370. Beach, John H.. 46, 280. Beach. Renfroe R., 46, 288. Beall, Dan M.. 47, 292. Bean, John R., 179. Beanblossom. Lester F.. 145. Beard, Jack B.. 145. Beard, Robert W.. 145, 260. 344. Beard. Williann D., 146. 252. Beasley, Jesse. 179. Bcatenbough, Charles M., 179. Beatenbough, Paul K., 47, 343. Beaver, William M.. 35. Bebblngton, Philip J., 163. 366. Beck, Ray M., 179. 275, 418. 451. Beck, Robert L.. 163. Becker. Harold S.. 145, 247, 380. Beckham, Richard D., 145. Beckler, Charles E., 179. 384. Becklcr, Don R.. 145, 363. 390. Beckmann, George C, Jr., 47, 32B, 360, 399. Beckum, Arthur F., Jr., 47. 252, 326. 328. Bedenbaugh. John P., 163. Bedington, Colen W., 47. Becbe. Glenn B., 47, 378. Beech, Wayne L., 163, 300, 401. Beeman, Edward R., 47, 378. Beene. Kenneth C. 163, 359, 400, 406. Behar, Abraham, 145, 361. Seidiar, William H., 163. Belro. Fernando R., 145, 333. Belardi. Richard J., 179, 284, 407. Bell, James E., 179. 280. Bell. John Inman. Jr., 146 260 346. 349. 374. Bell, Kenneth E , 163. Bell. Lowry M., Jr., 163. 284, 373. Bell, Monty L., 179, 311. Bell, Orville H., 47, 284 376. Bell, Thomas Elliott, Jr.. 163, 280. Bell, Wilbur L., 47, 376. Bell, William James, 163, 280. Bellah, Morgan H., Jr.. 146, 362. Bellamy, Raymond W., 47. 341. 378. Bellenger, George C, Jr., 163, 275 Belllsle, William A., 47, 338, 362, Belz, Paul H.. 163, 306. Benatar. Leo, 146, 247, 382. Bender, Owen F., 179. Bennett, Carroll H., 146. Bennett, David R., 47, 378. Bennett, Donald F., 163, 296, 330. Bennett, Elmer M., 163, 290. Bennett, Howard C, 163. 305. Bennett, James O., Jr., 48, 370. Bennett, Jerome V.. 146, 284. Bennett. Milford H., 179. Bennett, Milton W., 179, 300, 346, 401. Bennett. Roy H., 163, 300. Bennett, William A.. Jr., 48, 311. 370. 381. Benning, Augustus H., 48, 296. 368. Benson, George F., Jr., 48, 376. Benson, Graham L.. 179, 258. Benson, Julian Whitfield, 179, 296, 349. Bent, Harold T.. Jr., 48. 344. Berg. Paul, 179, 278, 349. Bergen. John D., 179. Berggren, David J.. 179, 300, 401. Bergman, James C, 48, 370. Berkow, Joseph J.. 163. Berkowitz, Sam H., 163, 306. Bernardo. Joseph R., 163. Bernos. John A., 179, 292. Bernstein, David, 163, 330 Berry, Albert H., Jr., 48, 292. Berry, Thomas W., Jr., 48, J68. Bertsch, Leroy L., 163. Best, Barney P., 146. 286. Best. Gcraid F., 163. Betancourt, Andres E., 179. 315. Bethea, Leonard A., 146, 248. 393, 395, 424. Betsill. John F.. 163. Bettick, Andrew P., 164. Betts, Oscar L., 179. 275. Bevel, Orville R., 179, 311. Bevis. Asbury L., Jr.. 146. Bezouska, Thomas J., 48, 374. Biggs James E., Jr.. 48, 212, 244, 296, 352, 356, 373, 386. Binns, William Arthur, 48, 286, 399. Bird, Frank. Jr., 48. Birdsong, Lawrence E,, 146. Bishop, Benjamin C, 179, 292, 346. Bishop. Harvey E., Jr., 146, 244, 315, 336, 368, 384. Bishop. William E., Jr., 179. Size, John T., 47, 260, 376. BIzzell, Leroy A., 47, 337, 372. Black, Arleigh A., Jr., 146, 286. Black, Dock F., Jr., 49, 311, 341, 378. Black, Jimmy R., 179. Black, Jonathan T., 49. 280, 366. Blackburn, Francis E., Jr., 164, 374, 383. Blackburn, Veran O., 49, 373. Blackstone, Walter C, Jr., 49, 364. Blair, Donald W., 179, 384. Blalock Homer V., Jr., 146, 244, 282, 386. Blanchard, Elwood P., Jr., 179, 351. Blanchard, Malcolm R.. 146. Blanco, Jorge L., 179, 361. Bland, James R., 164, 265. Blanks, Joseph P., 47. Blankenshlp, Clinton Lee, 164, 366. Blanton, James S., 179, 268. Blanton, John T., 180. Bledsoe, John F., 180. Bledsoe, Theodore T., 180, 296. Blemker, Berrien B., 146, 275, 382, 386. 375. Blind, John H.. 180, 290. Blltch James Daniel, 180, 248, 346, 356. Blithe, William L., 146. Blocker, Harold G., 49, 343. Blomeke. John O., 35. Bluestone, Murry, 164. 247. Blunt, Percy D. 49, 382. BIyth, Robert L., 49, 308. Boal, Jan L., ISO. Boan. Raymond F., 49, 370. Bobo, Charles D., 41, 47, 272, 346, 353, 366. Bobo, Maynard L., Jr., 50, 376, 372. Bockstruck, Earl L., 146, 268, 351. Roddle Thomas T., 146. Bodie, Morgan W.. 164, 296. Boekelheide, Arlyn W., 50, 326, 370. 381. Boggs, George D., 164, 284, 381. 402. Bogue, Donald C, 180. 248, 346. Bogue, Malen D., 50, 374. Bohler. Robert H.. 50, 370. Bolssy, A., 322. Boland, Donald B., 50. Boland, Joseph Lee, Jr., 180. Bolch. Adrian D., Jr., 180. Boleman, Guy R., Jr., 50, 364. Boiling, Richard N., 50, 337. Bollinger, Newton H.. Jr., 50, 372. Bolslus, Eugene H., 180. 288. Bolston, Leonard, 164, Bolton, Miles W., 164, 244, 308, 398. 379. Bolton. William R., 50. 326, 343, 376. Bond, Charles E., 146, 300. Bond. Joseph S., 164, 244, 248, 346. Bonner, Dallas L.. 164. Booker, Brooks W., Jr., 164. Boomershinc, Walter M., 146, 378. Booth, Julius O., 50, 374. Bordelon. Lloyd G.. 164. Borgh, Arthur G. L., Jr., 164, 248, 374. Borman. Robert C, 35, 334. 337. Bossard. Clifton A.. 164. Bostick, Roger M.. 146. 265. 349, 392. Boswell, Edgar Blount, 164, 261, 346, 392. Boulware, Jesse M.. 146. 284. Bouvette. Albert J., 146. Bowden, Thamas B., 50, 378. Bowcn, John F., 180. Bowen, Robert W., 50. Bowers Daniel E., 51, 244, 300. 326, 340, 370, 381. Bowers, Gifford D., 51. Bowers, James M., 180, 301. Bowers, Robert L., 180. Bowes Stephen M., 146. 391. Bowlin, Calvin F.. 51. 396. Bown, Hector V., 164. Boyd. Fred N.. 180. Boyer. Kenneth V.. 180. Boyte, Jack O., 51, 373. Brabant. Marc. 51. 292. 364. Bradbury, William D., Jr., 180, 308, 351. Bradford, Thomas C, 180. Bradford, William D., 146. Bradford William Reynolds, 180. Bradham, Allen C, 51, 343, 376. Bradley, Cecil E.. 180. Bradley. John B.. 146, 336. 466 L. RALPn BUSH Registered Electrical Engineer J. H. Geffken, Associate E. K. Austin, Associate Registered Electrical Engineers ATLANTA GEORGIA C R A DU A T E T O GREATER SA J ' I N G S At } our Friendly COLOI IAL STORES Look for the CS Rooster RAYMOIND COIVCRETE PILE COMPAI Y J ' oiintiation Kncjineers and Contractors New ' ork Atlanta The Robinson-Huiiiphroy Company INVESTMENT SECURITIES 1901 Rhodes-Haverty Building P. O. Box 1708 ATLANTA 1, GA. % M the PIEDMOI T Y It r Hotel i n Atlanta On I ' tiinoKS Peachtree Street Cdiijiratulations . . . and good wishes to the Students and Graduates of Georgia Tech. 4 5 ROOMS.... 12 AlR-CONDlTIONEn CONFERENCE ROO:vrS S. TC. Parrott, General Managn A. O. Hi vn, Rtsidcut Mannncr 467 YELLOW JACKET INN Corner of Nortli Avenue an l I ' luni Street Dclitiniis TOASTED HOr IKKJS SANDWICHES, SOFT DRINKS — Drill- III — -(hub Sfiviie- BALLARD S Dispi ' iisiiu OpiK i iiis WAL 1 ER BALLARD OPTICAL CO. Three Stores 105 FhACHTREE Strkkt, N . E. Mi-DiCAi, Arts Huii.uinc. ' . W. Orr Doctors IUiiding STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Bradihaw, Htrbert, Jr., 144, 261, 356, 395. Bradstock, David G., 51, 337, 372, 382, 360. Brady, Alfred L., Jr., 180, 346. Brady, Davjn H., 51. Bramblett, Dan M.. 146, 275, 337, 406. Bramblett, Cornelius W.. Jr., 51. Branch. Andrew H., 51. 374. Branch, Billy Hugh, 51. Branch, Hal S., Jr., 146. Branch, Frederick O., 51, 2?6, 353, 373. Branhann, Berlyn H., Jr., 52, 378, Brannen, George L., 52, 33 . Brannen, Oren L. 164. Braver, Dean Gray. 180. Braun, E. Neal, 180, 248. Braun Owen V., 164, 311. Brawner, James B., Jr., 52, 360, 374. Breedlovc, Clarence E., 52. 358. 362, 376. Breedlove. James G., 52. 366. Breen, Robert H., 146. Breiner, Joseph, 52, 247, 343, 351, 376. Breland, Ernest W., Jr., 180, 296. Brenan. Joseph X., 52, 344. Bresnahan, Joseph E.. 146, 407. Breti. Henry N., 52, 397. Brettschneider, Harry D., 164. Brevelte, Albert C, 146, 407. Brewer, James S.. 164, 284. Bricker, John P., 52, 338, 374. Bridges. Emory S., 180. Bridges. James Edward, 180. Bridges, Luther L.. 52. Briggs, James B., 52, 368. Brignoli, Frank J.. 52. Brinkley, Benjamin H., Jr., 35, 342, 364. Bristow, Stack D., 53, 367, 368. Brittain, Marion L. 53, 292. Britton, Donald E., 146, Britton, William R,, 180, 363. Broad, Howard I.. 164, 306. Brocklngton. Oliver C, 164. Brockman, John T., 53, 381. Brogdon, William H.. 180. Brook, Arthur D,, 180. Brooks, John L., 146. Brutherton. Miner K., 180. Broughton. James T.. 180, 272. Broughton. William B., 146, 272, 366. Browder, Henry P., Jr., 164. Brown, Alexander Y., 53. Brown Brian S., 48, 53, 248, 321, 322. 324, 334, 356, 392, 399. Brown, Cecil D,, 53. 343. 376. Brown Charles H.. 53, 292. Brown Charles L., 164. 403. Brown Clyde N.. Jr., 164, 296, 349. Brown, Elliott W., Jr., 164, 308. Brown, Gwynn A., 180. Brown, Jack B., 164. Brown. Jimmy C, 180. Brown, John A., 35. Brown, John L., 53, 344. Brown, Joseph E., S3, 395. Brown, Kenneth D.. 164, 301. Brown, Kenneth G., 146, 296, 356, 389. Brown, L. C. Jr., 164. Brown. Robert, 146. Brown, Robert T., 180. Brown, Royce M., ISO, 286. Brown, Samuel M., 180, 275. Brown, Thomas N.. S3, 359. Brown. Thomas R., Jr., 164. Brown, William C, 146, 396, 397. Brown, Wilson M,, S3. Browne, Thomas P., 146. Browne, William H., Jr., 53. Brownlee, Thomas C., 164, 256, 330, 342. Bruce, James R,, 54, 268, 382, 385. Brumbalow, Harold A., 146. Brumbelow, F. H., 146, 282. Brun, Johnny, 164. Bruner, William G., Jr., 54, 268, 382. Bruns, Richard, 54, 212, 368. Bfusse, William, J., 54. 296, 366. Bryan, Bill B., 180. Bryan. Thomas M., 54, 275. Bryan, Tillman O., Jr., 146, 380. bryant, Howard, Jr., 54, 359, 368. Bryant J. Franklin, 144, 265, 349, 372, 382 Bryant, Jack C, 164. Bryant, John L., Jr., 54. Bryant, Lucius G., Jr., 164, 305. Bryant, Neruda L., 146. Bryant, William H., Jr., 164, 261. Buchanan, James O., Jr., 54, 301, 326, 343, 376. Buchanan, James R., 54, 374. Buchanan, William C, Jr., 180. Buchanan, W. W., 332. Buck, Paul C, 54, 272, 372. Buckmaster, Samuel A., Jr., 180, 275. Buckner, Thomas D., 144, 404, 406. Budrls, George D., 164. Butfington, Wtnfred E , 164 Butfone, Frank H., 180, 258, Bugg, Julian I,, 164. Bulbin, Stanley D., 146, 274. Bullard, Robert M.. 180. Bundsen, Jan, 180, 280. Bundy, Herbert N., 164. Burch, Louis H., 146, 310, 378. Burchett, Chalbert W., 180, 286, Burden, Alphonso E., Jr., 54, 373. Burke, Henry G,, Jr., 55. 244, 248, 341, 378. Burke, James E., 147, 272, 339, 348, 392. Burke, William O., 144, 272. Burkhart, William E,, 180, 265, Burgess, Chas. T., 147, Burnham. Dan A,, 55. Burns, Alonzo M,, 55, 380. Burns, Robert C, 180. Burr Griffith C, 180, 292. Burrell, Richard F., 164, 255, 349. Burress, Arthur L., Jr., 180, Burrus Walter R,, 164 265. 346, Burt, Glenn L., 180, 261, Burt, James L.. Jr , 55 311, 340, 370. Burt, Wilfred S,, Jr,, 180, 338. Burton, James E, 164, Burton Joe M,, 147, 305, 368. Burton, Walter T,, Jr,, 180, 301, 346, Bush, Robert A,, 164, Bush, Robert Richard, 180, Bussey, Robert W., 164, 363, Butler, Paul H,, 147, 390, Buttner, Charles R,, 164, 384 Buyer, Theodore D,, ISO, 247, Bylander, Ernest G,, 180. Byram, Cecil E.. 164, Byrd, James C, 147, 252, 350, 372. 396. Bywaters, Edward R,, 180, Caddell, John A,, 164, 261. Cadenhead, C, 332. Cadwell. Earle M., Jr., ISO Cagle, Harvey G., 55, 362. ■ Cagle, James W., 55. Cahill, Edward P., 55. Call, Cleveland M., Jr., 55. Cain, John L., 147, 326, 333, 360, 367, 368, 391. Caldwell, James A., ISO, 275. Caldwell, James R,, 144 Caldwell, John W., 147. Caldwell, Marchal H,, Jr., 144. Calhoun, William W., 164, 358, 358. Callaway. Brantley M.. J., 55, 336, 356, 367. Callaway, William S., Jr., 147. Camacha, Joseph, Jr., 55. Cameron Charles Donald, 164, 275. Camp, I, Sewell, 55, 275, 341, 378. Camp, Wilson M.. 147, 275. Campbell. George Marion, Jr., ISO. Campbell. Gordon H,, 164, 248, 351, Campbell, Joe A., 144, 258. Campbell, Josiah C, Jr., 56, 245, 326, 333, 343, 391. Campbell, Orbie M,, 56, 370, 3BI, Campbell Shirley S,, 56, 360. Candido, Anthony N., 144, 330. Cangemi. Mario F,, 56, Cannon, George W., 180, 261. Cannon, Robert E,, 147, 252, 326, 343, Cantrell, C. Marshall, ISO. Caplin, Robert S.. 164, 247. Cappelli, Louis A., ISO. Cappclli, Quido A,, 164. Capps, Douglas R,, Jr., 265. Carastro. Sam, 54, 390. Cardella, Joseph R., 147, 315. Cardell, Robert R., ISO. Cardcn, Robert W., ISO. Cardwell, William D., 180. Carey, Gorman R., 147, 381, 391. Cargal, James M., 54, Carithers. William C, 56, Carlson, Peter A,, 164. Carlyle. James H,, Jr., 180, Carmichael, Archie H., ISO. 248. Carpenter, Alton B., Jr., 147, 362. Carpenter, John W,, ISO, 272, 346. Carrafiello, Gus E,, ISO, 407. Carrington, Mayo, 165. Carroll, Harlan L.. 165. Carroll. James E,, 54, 324, 328. Carroll, Robert L,, ISO, 272. Carson, Robert G., Jr., 35, 337. Carson, Layton V., 180. Carson. Wilbur E., 56, 337. Carte. Estol T., Jr.. ISO, 311. Carter, Jack M., 147, 248. Carter, John L., 54. 275. Carter, Robert C, 54, 381, 402. Carter, Walton T.. Jr.. 56, 265. Carter, William H., 165, 384. Cartwright, Charles R., 57, 368, 388. Caruso, Victor J., 147, 361, 376. Carver, Ben M,, ISO, 261. Carver John G-. 57, 376, 344, 403, Cassidy Kenneth B,, ISO. Cassimus, Wi lliam D,, 147, 344. Casteen, John W,, Jr,, 57, Catherwood, Billy R., 57, 336, 367, 36S, 399. Cathey, Lloyd N., 145. Causby, Francis R., 57, 374. Cavros, Steve N., 345, 330, 350, Cawley, William D., 145. Cawthon, Linton F.. 57. Cawthon, Porter H., 57. Cayce, Robert B., Jr., 57, 340, 372. Cemaj. Jose M., 165. Ceriello, Anthony N., ISO. Cerny, John C, 147, 252. Chafin, Carlos H., 165. Chaiken, Albert J,, 147, 247, 363. Chaille. James L,, Jr., 165, 268, Chambers, Edgar H., Jr,, 165, 245. Chambers, J. Frank, ISO, 252. Chambers, John A., 145. Champion, Sid S,, Jr,, ISO, 245. Champion, Walter C, 147. Chandler, Andrew D,, 57, 288, 368, Chandler, Eddie G,, Jr,, 57, 372 Chandler, John C, 147, 275, 391. Chang, Yuan-Chun, 35. Chapman, James E., 35. Chapman, John B., 147, 292, 395. Chapman, Joseph M,, Jr., 147. Chapman, Richard G,, 165, 290. Chapman, Robert C. ISO. Chapman, Robert H,, 57, 376. Char, Washington T., 35. Chastain, Ivy N., 145. Chastain, Robert M., 57, 311, 340. 370, 381, 392. Chasteen. Doyle William, Jr., 58. 384. 389. 404, 406. Chaufan, Angel, 180, 361, 401. Chavel, Frank E.. 58, 337, 346, 372. Cheatham, James C, Jr.. 180. Cheatham. Richard Warren. 58. 265. Cheeley, William E,, 147, 215, 282, 346, 382, 404, Chen, Zenon C, 35. Cheney, Irving L., 58. Cheney, Paul R,, 58, 372. Cheng, Fa-Wu, 35. Cheng, Wu-Chleh, 35, Cherry, Richard E., ISO. Cheshire, William T., Jr., 180. Chestnut, Johnny C, 165, 286. Cheverton, Richard D., 147, 343, 363, Chew V, Collins, 181, 359, Chibas, Guido L., 181, 361, Childress, Henry L., 147, 395. Childs. Donald C, 58. Chipman, James F., 147, Choate, Henry C, 58, 248. Chord, Robert L,, 165. Christiphine, Frank B,, 145, 241, 394, Chu, Kang Hou, 35. Chu. Rin, 35. Chu, Sing Wu, 35. Chupp. Emmett W,, 68, Church, Robert B.. 181. 294, Churchill, Richard L., 145, 384. Ciannavei, Anthony F.. 181, 407. Cipolat, Robert L., 181. Ciprari, John L.. 165, 330, 366. Clanton, Neil A., 58, 330. Clare, Walter J., 145. Clark, George G., 147. Clark, James C, 147. Clark Jerry C, 145, 294, 408. Clark, Joe W., Jr.. 58, 346. Clark, Joseph I,, Jr,, 58, 380. Clark. Julius O,, 58. Clark, Lyie C, 36. Clark, Martin, 181, 297. Clark, William A,, 147. 210, 370, 399, Clarke, Elmer B., Jr., 165, 305. Clarke, John L., 59, 342. Clarke, Robert D,, 59, 326, 343, 376. Clarke, William A,, Jr,, 165, 210. Clarkson, Lee M., Jr., 59, 255, 395. Clarkson, Theo M,, 59, 340, 370. Clary, Kenneth B.. 147, 290. Clavijo, Maximo. 181, Clay. Ernest C, 165. 248, 330, 346 Clayton, William H,, 145, 244, 290, Cleare, H. Murray, 147. 314. 326, 346, 349, 353, Clegg, John E.. 147, 252. Clemans, Ralph E,, 147, 284. Clement, Richard L., 181, 297. Clement, Robert E,, 181. 248. Clements. Cecil C, 34. Clements Hubert B,, 181. Clemmer, Vance D., 181. 468 For your pliotoi r.iphic she pping convenience, visit the South ' s most mocl- ern camera center. New store, New Location. Authorized dealers for all national brands, includ ng: AM PRO Dl ' PONT leica ANSCO EASTMAN KODAK OMEGA ARGUS GRAFLEX ROLLEIFLEX BELL AND HOWELL heiland revere BUSCH KALART ZEISS BOLEX KEYSTONE etc. We buy — We sell — We trade ISEIVGOR CAMERA EXCIIAIVGE 529 Peachtree St. THE COMPLETE CAMERA STORE ATLANTA, GA. ATwood 4422-3 2225 Peachtree Road, N. W. Compliments of RUSTY ' S DRIVE IN Welcome Tech Students ENGRAVED INVITATIONS VISITING CARDS STATIONERY J. P. 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Cobb, Wallis Grey, Jr., 59. 326, 328, 337, 372. 406. Cobo Armando. 181. 361. Cobo. Jose. 165. 361. Cochran. Charles P.. 59. 25, Cochran. George A., 181. Cochran, John P., 165, Cochrane, John A., 59, 261, 373. Cockburn, Alton D., 181. Coe, Wilfred E., 60, 280, 370. Cofer Daniel 8., 181, 258. Cofer. David L.. 165. 261. Coffee, John M,, 165, 275. Coffman, Jack C, 181. Cohen, Arthur Edwin, 36, Cohen, Joseph L., 165, 247, 388. Cohen, Marvin B., 165, 247, 330, Cohn. Edward, Jr., 147, 306, 336. Coldren, James W., 147. Cole, William R.,, 181. Coleman, George D., 36. Coleman, James C, Jr., 165, 275. Coleman, John S., 181, 363. Coleman, Joseph T., Jr., 60, 62, 275, 321, 334, 395, 399. Coleman Lawrence R.. 60. 292. 353. 378. Coley. William H.. 60. Collat, Lewis B.. 60, 326, 328, 343, 353, 376, 396. Colletta, Charles E.. 60. 291. 378. 398. 407. Collier. Robert W., Jr., 60, 339. Collier, Vann H., 60, 311. Collins. Charles J.. IBI. 359. Collins, Edward L., 60, 363, 372, 382. Collins, Edwin T., 60. Collins, Harry R. F., 60, 341, 360, 378. Collins, James A., Jr., 165. Collins, James T., 147. Collins. John E.. 36. 339. 363. Collins. Louis H.. 165. 383. Collins. Robert A.. 165. Collinsworth, Jack H., 181. Collum, Charles E., 147, 368, 373. Collum, Thomas F., 147, Coloney, Wayne H., 60. 72, 293, 322, 324, 326, 328, 334, 338, 353, 354, 374, 388, 392. Colton, Ervin, 61, 367. Comati, Jerry C, 61, 374. Comas, Arturo F., 181, 361. Combs, Burke C, 147, Comento, Thomas A,, 181, 359. Cone, Louis H., 61, 370. Cone, Ralph A., 147. Conger, Robert D.. 165. Congleton. Robert S., 147, 288, Conkle, John B., Jr., 165, 397, Conner, Charles E., Jr., 147, 311. 383. Conner, Eli P., 61. Conner, Louis D., 147, 272, 370. Conover. Robert E,, 148, 363. Constandacatos, Sotirios E., 165, Cook, Charles Milton, 61, 399, Cook E. Baiton, Jr., 165, 252, Cook, Everett, Jr., 148, 256, 372. Cook, John R., 61. Cook, Oscar E., 61. Cook, Richard W., 181, 342, Cook, Robert W.. Jr.. 61. 297. Cook. Tom M., 61, 275, 326, 342, 363, 408. Cook, William C, 165, 290. Cooke, Harry J., 181, 358, 359. Coombs. Clinton C. Jr.. 148. Cooper. Andrew J,, 181. 280. Cooper. Aymond W.. 181. 249. Cooper, Claude L., 148. 406. 344. 374. Cooper. Dean Alan. 36, 408. Cooper, Ernest B., Jr., 165, Cooper, Jerome M., 165, 247. Cooper, Roy B., 148, 249, 337, 394. Cooper, Vernon F,, 181. Cooper. William L.. 61, 142, 311, 346, 349, 353, 370. Copeland, Jones E.. 61, 364. 403. Copeland. Weldon D.. 61. 341 Corbett, James H.. 62. 268. 380. Cordova. Joseph J.. 62. 265. Corley Harmon A.. Jr.. 62. 256. 337. 372. Corley, Horace E., 62. 326. 328, 364. Corley, William L,, 181, 363. Corwin, Thomas L., 62, 288, 370. Cosgrove, Daniel J. B., 62. Cosper, William 5,, 62. Costanza, Anthony J., 148. Cotter, Charles L., 148, 301. Cottrell, Bert M., Jr., 36. Couch, George M,, Jr., 165. Couch, Nathaniel J,, 62, 265, 373. Counts, George W., 36, 370, 381. Coursey, Robert E., Jr., 165. Courtney, Charles A.. Jr., 62. Courtney, John D., 181, 286. Cowan, Clifford W., 181. Cowan, Frank C, 165. Cowan, Luther P., 165. CoK, Arthur C, 181. Co«, Charlie H., 181, 255, 346, Cox, Eugene F,, 62, 249, 326, 336, 367. Cox, Jerome C, 181, 408. Cox John E., Jr., 62, 341. Cox. Richard A.. 62, 358, 382. Cox, Theodore C, 36. Crabbc, William, Jr., 165, 286. Crabtree, Don L,, 148, Craig, Charles C, Jr., 165. Crain, Robert H,, 148. Crake, Eric E,, 181, 297, 349. Cramer, Thomas A., 148, 252, 351, 368, 386. Cramer. Thomas V., 181. Crampton. Laurence A., 181. Crane David A., 58, 63, 252, 321, 322, 326, 328, 334. 350, 353, 373, 380, 392, Craton, Harold M,, 181. Cravey, Jack M,, 181, 362, Crawford, Charles Edward, 165, 404. Crawford. Charlie L.. Jr.. 63. 372. Crawford. Darrell. 165. 421. Crawford. Edward W.. 165, 381. Crawford, Hugh W , 63, 370. Crawford, James Franklin. 181. 399. Crawford. Vernon A.. 165. 404. Creary. William C. 181. Creech. Edward T.. 36. Creswell. Garland T.. 181. C ' lder Bruce L.. 63. 372. Crisler. Nicholas R.. 63. 368. Crockett. John 5. R.. 165. Croker. Ben M.. 181. Croker. Marion W.. 63. 358. 372. Cromartie. Leon M., 63. 362, 376. Crook. Rapp W,. 63, 297, 397. Cross, James L., 165, Crosswell, William L., 63, 370. Crouch, Warren B., 63, 344, Crowder, Len C, 63, 343, 376. Crowe, Richard H., 63, Crufcher, William C , 64, 215, 326, 328, 343, 376, 388, 396. Crutchfield, Malvern R., 181, 272. Cubas, Enrique C, 165, 361. Culbertson, Charles V., 36. 382. Culpepper. Raymond L.. 165. Culpepper. Roland L,. Jr.. 166. Cumming. David P. . 148. 324. 348. 380. 388. Cummlngs. James 0.. Cummings. Walter L.. Cundiff. Jack Woods. Cunningham. Albert E.. Jr.. 64. 372. Cunningham. Ben H . I4B, 268. Cunningham. Charles W.. 64. 373. Cunningham. Gary. 181. Curley, John C, 64, 362, 370. Currie, Charles H.. 166. Currie, Francis R., 148, 255, 337. Currie, Roy E., Jr., 64, 370, 382, 402. Cushman, Lee H., Jr., 166. Custer, William V., 181, 249. Cvitan, Carlo C. 148. 344. 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Elliott, William F., Jr., 149, 269, 378. Ellis, Blake D., 149. 288, 353. Ellis, Thomas D., 166. Ellis, Thomas W., 68, 376. Ellison, Thomas H., 69, 358, 370. EIrod Jason W., 69, 328, 340, 370, EIrod, Thomas C, 69, 363. 372. EIrod, Watt D., 182, 363. Elsevier, Ernest, 36. Embry, Jesse C, Jr., 182. Emmerling, Friti B., 166, 255. Emmons, Robert S., 69, 378. Emrick, Brooks S., 149. Endsley, J. Wendell, 36, 376. Engel, Lawrence James, 149, 259, 336. Englerth, William M., 166, 269. English, John H., 69, Engram, Edwin J.. 182. Epperson. Mack L.. 149. Epstein Charles S.. 166. Epstein, Edwin S., II., 164. 279. 398. Erb William B.. 69. 215. 245. 292. 326. 328. 337. 451. Erbstein. Louis D.. 69, 307. 326. 339, 364. Ergle John L., 149, 285, 336, 368. Ervin, Thomas C, 149, 275, 374. Erwin, John M., 166. Eschmann, Robert E., 149, Eskridqe, Beeler C, 69, 293. Espy, Eugene M., 69, 378, 404. Esral, Abraham A., 182. Estes. Dan W., 69. Estes. Legrce P., Jr., 69. 215, 249. Estes, Walter C, 182. Estrada Manuel, 69, 361, 376. Etherdqe Carlton O,, Jr., 149. Ethridge, Noel H., 36. 311, 344. 381. Etheridqe. Riley O.. 149. Eubank, Emerson E., 182. Evans, Charles B., 182. Evans, Edward R., 149, 280. Evans. Leonard N,, Jr., 149, 362, Everitt. George M., 149, 343. Exarchou, Nicholas J., 36, 326, 340. Ellard, H. Specr, 70, 376, 404, 408. Fackler. Newman E.. Jr.. 70. 368. Faircloth. Charles Raymond, 166. 265. 384. Falk. Richard B., 70. 247. Fallis. Simeon E., 70, 373. Farase. Vito C, 166. Faris. David W., 70, 272, Farlay. Daniel F. 149. 30L Farmer. Don L.. Jr.. 166. 297, 349. Farmer, Kenneth F., 166, 249, 393. Farmer, William B., Jr., 149, Farnham, RoHand C, Jr. 166. Farr, Meredith B., 70, 372. Fathera, Herman S., 149. Fawcett. William K., 182. 289 400 Fay, Lewis, E., 166, 256, 402. Fee, William M., 182, 249. Feeney, Edward M., 70, 280 374. Felker, P. M,, 70, 248. heller, Alan b., 149, 282, 374, 397. Feltham, James E,, 182, 265, 351, 353, Feltham, John C. Jr., 182. Ferguson. Charles W.. 70, 360. Ferguson, Joe M., 70, 293. Ferguson, Robert M., 149, 297. Fernandei, Antonio, 182, 361. Fernandez, Manuel, 167. Ferrell. Charles G., 149, 261. Ferrill, Robert S., 36. Ferris, Henry A., 182. Fcrster, Richard, 182, 301. Fethe, Charles W.. 70, 265, 364. Field, Rodney J.. 182. Fields, Harold P., 182. Finch. Burton D,, Jr., 70, 339. Fincher, Lonny Cecil, 182, Findlay, Richard F., 182, 275. Fine, Allen B., 149, 252. Finison, George W., 167. Finkelston. Donald. 182. 363. Finley. Bobby B., 71, 311. Firebaugh, James R., Jr., 149. Fischer, Don C, 167, Fischer, James M., 167, 286. Fischer. Louis J., 167, 290. Fisk, George H., 149, 301, 401, Fister. Fred M.. Jr., 182. Fitts. Frank L., Jr., 71, 380. Fiveash, Charles O., Jr.. 36. 328. 337. 382. Fiveash. James Malcolm. 182. 297. Flake. George H.. 149. Flake, Thomas J., Jr.. 36. 326. Flanagan. Delbert D.. 71. 305. Flanagan. Jack B.. 167. Flanigan, Barrington L., Jr., 149. Fleming, Billy O., 71, 362, 364. Fleming, Raymond C, Jr., 149, 245, 280, 366. Fletcher, James H., 149, 346, 378, Fletcher, Thomas L , 149. Fleetwood. Trafton W., 132. Flexer, Elmer J., 149, 297, Fling, Roswell I.. 71, 372. Florence, Murray L., 182. Florance, Wlliam E., 167, 280, Floros, Nick, 71, 367. Flournoy, John M., 71. 308 326, 328, 336, 367, 368, 375, 396. Flournoy, Samuel, 71, 328 Flowers, Robert 8., Jr., 167, Floyd, Arthur C, 182. Floyd, Marvin H., 71, 272, 346, 370, 381, 386. 393, 403. Floyd, William H., 149. Flynt, Edward R., 36. Flynt, Roy A., Jr,, 167. Forbes, Horatio J,, Jr., 167, 314, Forbes, Theodore M.. Jr.. 71. 249. 336. Ford Roy A.. 182. 366. Forehand. Roy E.. 71. 373. Forman, Wlliam E.. 149, Forshtay, John E.. 149, 301, 346, 378, 384. Forstl. Michael. 182. Fortune. Ralph W., Jr., 149, Forward, Edward R., 71, 249, 382. 394, 395. Foscue, Clayton, 72, 269. 370, Foss. Jerrel F.. 182. 249. 346. Foster. Asa B., 167, Foster, Jesse T,, 72, 368. Foster, Harvey H,, Jr., ISO. Foster, Mark A,, 182. Foster, Thomas E., 150. Foster, Weems M., 150. Foster, William Nolen, 182. Fountain, Collier, J,, 167. Fountain, Harrell C, 182. 255. Fowler, Clifton L,, ISO. Fowler, Forest L,, Jr., 182, 255. 351. Fowler, Harland W,, Jr., 182, 289. Fowler, Robert N., 182, 265, 359, 388. Fox, Harvey, 182, 247, 390. Fox, Richard J., 72, 76, 279, 334, 348, 353. 392. Fox. Warren H., 150. Frame, Richard D.. 182. Frames, William T., 182, 282. France, Bernard H,, 167. Franco, Aaron M,, 150, 247. Franco, Isaac. 72, 364. Frankel, Karl, 182. Franklet, Duane L,, 167, 358, 363, 407, Franklin, Ebert Leon, ISO, 289, 383. Franklin, Gene F.. 72. 326, 328, 340, 358, 363. Franklin, Jasper S., 72, 293. Franquiz, Francisco E., 182, 361. Eraser. Donald A., Jr.. 72, 297, 341. Eraser. James R.. 72. 375. Eraser. Neil L.. 167. Eraser. William E.. 72. 289, 386. Frazler, Eugene, 182. Frazler, RoDert Worthen. 182, 384. Frederick, Ben B,, 167. Free, William C, Jr.. 150, 290. Freeman John Telford, Jr., 167, 282. Freeman, John W., 167, 289, 330. Freeman, Robert J,, ISO, 275. Freeman, William S,, 167. French, Theodore R., 167, 249. Frey Joe E.. ISO, 259, 378. Frick, Carl L., Jr., 167, Fricke. Franklin W., Jr., 167, 309. Frieden Leonard S., 72, 278, 334, 339, 348, 378, 386, 393, 392. Friedman, Donald H., 183, 247. Friedman, Paul H., 167, 330, 349, 384. Frierson, Charles R., Jr., 72. 265, 34L Frisby, Wayne L., 72, Friscia, Joe, 183, 249, 351. Fritch, James L., ISO, 395, 433, 438. Frizzell. William R., ISO, 275. Fry James C. ISO, 301, 378, 388, 401. Frye Robert G.. 73, 362, 372. Fuller Olin M,, Jr., ISO, 301, 333, 368, Fuller Ralph V,. 183, 301, 353, 384. Fuller Stephen L., ISO, 266, 368, Fullinqton, Emmett S., 73, 342, 362 Fulton Carl H ., 73, 215, 269, 352, 353, 378, 392. Funk, William J,, Jr., 73, 373. Fuss. Leroy. 167. 301. 330. Fussell. Jack W.. 73. Gabai. Rooney, 167. ©aetner. Paul C. Jr.. 73. 215, 255, 366. Gaddis, John. 167, 289. Gale, William J., 73. 289, 326, 342, 364, Galin Melvyn P,, 183, 247. Gall, Charles M., 73, 375, Gallion, Philip M,, Jr., 167, Galphin, Richard W., Jr., ISO, 245, 285, 368. Galphin. Thomas H,. Jr., ISO. Gambill, Russell F., Jr., 73, 293 341 378, Gambill, Wallace R., 167, 311 330 349, 384. Gamble, Robert S., 73, 368. Gammage, Hiller M,. Jr., ISO, 269 368, 396. Garbcr. Maurice J,, 183. 247. 384. Garcia, Louis A., 183. 301. Garcia. Louis F., 73. 289. 338. 358 375. Garcia, Raymond G.. 73. 252. 343 376, Gardner, Charles Ray, 167. 265. 346. Gardner. James A., 74, 378. Gardner. Peyton H.. 150, 265, 391, 397. Gardner, Robert L., 167. Gardner, Robert R,, 74, 370. Gardner, Thomas R., 74, 252, 368, Garland, Bernard I,, 150, Garner, Frank D,, 167, 373 395. Garner. Michael R,, ISO, 359, 380. Garnctt. Paul R., 183, 297, 396. Garrard, Frank V, III ISO 275, Garrett, Fred D.. 167, 256. Garrett, James Duane, 150, 282, 330. 384. Garrett, Kenneth M., ISO. Garrett, Robert F., 183. Garrison, Charles P,, 167, 402. Garrison, Sydney W., Jr.. 183. Garwood. Harry E., 167, 265. Gasklns, Jack C, ISO. Gassaway, James M,, 183. Gates, Daniel W., 36, 366. Gates, Louis E., Jr., 167, 261, 366 396. Gathright, Jack T., ISO, 269, Gaude, Robert P., Jr., ISO, Gauldcn, William D., 167. Gauntt, Joseph E., 74, 338, 375. Gavin. David C. 183. 265. Gayle, Young K., Jr., 74, 375. Gee. Charles Willis, 183. Gee, Henry T., 183, Geer, Ronald L., ISO. 343. Gelger, Ralph E., 74, 363. Gelger, William E., Jr., 167, 404. Gelernter, Melvin, 74, 279, Gentsch, Edward F., ISO, 309, 375, Gentry, Walter B., Jr.. 183. George, Frank V., Jr., 74, 297. Georqe, Kenneth R,,, 167. George, Robert C, 150, Gerard, Paul Z., 183. German, Alfred J., 183, 359. Geymont. Don M., 183. Gibson, Robert R,, Jr., 69, 74, 261, 348, 382, 384, 392, 396, 398. Giesler, William E,, 74, 286, 378 386, Glffln, Robert M., 167, 265. Gilbert, Leamon G., ISO, 363. Gilbreath, J. Earl, 183, 297. Gilbert, Loran M., Jr., 167, 256, Gilbert, Thomas Cain. 183, Gill, Harrison W,. Jr., ISO. 301, 375, 384, Gill, Ralph E., Jr., ISO. Gillespie. John F., 74, 382, 399, Gillespie, Leland M,, 167. Gillespie, Paul, 183, 283, Gillespie, Robert C, 183. Gillman, Bernard I., 150, 247, Gilmore, Ralph M., Jr., 74, 326, 328, 340, 351, 381, 401, Giordano, Anthony J., ISO. Gissendonner. Travis B., ISO, GIvarz, Alan F., 167. Givcns, Donald A., 183, Glasscock. Robert C. 183. 474 , vt eooD«, fflES ¥... PUKE... eAf£fi ? Zff y FOREMOST DAIRIES, II C. proudly serves GEORGIA TECH York ' s Recreation Parlor Where Gentlemen Meet Sandwiches — Lunches — Short Orders BlLLl ARDS 89 Pryor St., N. E. LA. 9765 Atlanta Textile Machinery Company Stffl RuU Speiial ' nts General Refiiun and Parts 59S Means St., . W. TeL HE. 3S2S Real Estate Sales, Leases, Loans Insiniiiicr Adanis-Cates Company R E . 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Goode, Lawrence V., 167. Goodhart. Robert H., Jr.. 75, 275. Goodloe, George M., 167. 293. Goodman. Henry L., 183, 306. Goodman, Herbert E., 150. 306. Goodrich, Eddie B., 75, 370. Goodson. Curtis C, 75. 381, 402, 404. Goodson, J. David, 167. Goodson, James M., Jr., 75. 362. Googe. Joseph M., ISO. Gooss, Lawrence W., Jr.. 167. Gordon, Billic, ISO, 259. Gordon, Chester O.. Jr., 167, 249. Gordon. Don H., IB3, 249, 346, 349. Gordon, Jordan F., 183. Gordon, Louis, ISO, 330, 360. Gordon. Willis G., 75. 272. 401. Gore. James H.. 151 . Gossett, James L., 75. 339, 364, 403. Gothard, Edwin $., 75, 334. 356. 376, 360. 384. Gould. Raymond A., 183. 265. Gradick. Leslie E., Sr., 75. 370. Graffham. Roy C, 183. Graham, C. Carter. 183. 249. Graham, Ernest G., Jr.. ISl. Graham, Howell E., 167, 252. Graham, M. Ray, 167. 363, 391. Graham, Murray M., Jr., 167, 261. Graham, Stewart M.. 76. Graham. William J., 76, 378. Granger. Harvey, 151. 255. Grant. Ira U.. Jr.. 151, 363. Grant, John V., 151. Grant. Robert L., 76. Grant. Samuel P.. 76, 336. 368. Graves. Charles P., 183. Graves. Edwin H,. 167. 275, 400. Graves. Russell A.. 183. Graves. Thomas L, 151. 360. 386. Gray. George W., 76. tiray. James W., Jr.. 76, 249, 378, 398. Greeley, Paul W., 76. Green, David A., 183. Green, Eugene W., 76, 370, 380. Green. Irwin, 183. Green, Jesse S., 76, 370. Green. Samuel G., Jr.. 76. 203, 215. 293, 343, 376. 396. Green, Travers R,. 76, 293, 349, 395. Green, William B., 183, 293. Greenbaum, Robert B., 76, 306, 380, Greene, James E., 183. 349, 407. Greene, John Harold. 77. Greene, Lawrence A.. 151. Greene, Merton D,, 7 , Greene. Ray W., 183, 280. Greene, William Herbert, 77, 301 376. Greene. William H.. 151. 343. Greenlees, Jack U., 77, 341. Greer. Robert S., 151. 306. Greer, Walter D., 151, 289. Gregg, Herman H.. Jr.. 77. Greqorie, Isaac M., 77, 86, 244, 252, 322, 324. 326. 334, 348, 350 372. Grella. Clement J., 183, Gresham, Jack L.. 183. 301, 401. Gresham, William A.. Jr.. 167. Griffin, Hollis E., 151. Griffin. Jack 5.. 77, 275. 386. 393, 395, 417. 427. Griffin. John J., 183, 255. Griffin, John K., 167, 275. Griffin, Randolph P., 77, 298. 445. GriHin. Tom F.. 77, 272, 386. Griffis, James H., 167. Gritfis, Sherod Z,, 168. 408. Griffith. George E.. 183. Griffith. Robert E.. 151, 245. 261, 386, 393. Griggs, John T., 151 . Grimes, Thomas R., Jr.. 183. Grimshaw, Cyrus S., Jr.. 183. 290, 349. Griswold, Harold H., 77, 337, 351, 372, 282. 386. Griswold, William C. 77, 378. 386. Grochau, Earl S.. 183. Gross, Leroy W.. 183. Gross, Robert P.. 338. Gross. Webster. Jr.. 77, 290. Grubaugh, Beryl, 78, 349. 353. Grubbs, Robert L., 151. Gruss. Jack. 168, 359. Guerra. Henry G., 78. 373. Guffey, David L.. 78, 368. Gumacos. Constantine, 151. Gumb, Dana F., 36. Gunn, Cuyler M., 151, 297, 378. Gunnels, Charles E., Jr., ISl. Gunness. Joseph P. 168, 272, 407. Gunning, George J.. 151, 297. Gunter, John P., 168, 286, 398. Gunter. Richard R., 78. 212. 326, 370. 381, 386. 391, 395, Gunter, Thomas H.. Jr., 183. Gurley. Thomas E.. 168, 289, Gurry, Ellis T,. Jr.. 183, 297, 408, Gutherie, Sammy A.. 183. 261. Guthman. Siegfried. Jr., ISl, 245, 279, 337. Guy, Dan V,, 168, 269, 330. Guyton, Raymond V.. 183. H Hagsn, Jeffray M., 183. Hagen, Ted W., ISl. Haqler. Tom W., Jr.. 168, 275. Hails, Thomas J.. Jr., 183, 286. Haines. Clifford D,, Jr., 168, 252, 408. Haines, Frank W.. 78, 269. 376, Haite William F., 78, 326. 336, 368, 407. Hajenian, Henry S., 168, Hale, James A., 78, 269, 372. Haley. George W.. 151, 256. Haley, Joel T., 78, 249, 376, Hall, Howard S., 168, Hall, John D., 78, 328. 370. 381. Hall. Robert A., 37. Hall. Robert H.. 151. Hallman. George Garner. 78, 261, 346. 348. 364, 384, 396, 406. Hallman, John L.. Jr.. 78. 252, 326, 343, 376. Hallock, Roger I.. 78. 280. 370. Hallyburton. Thomas J.. 168. 301. 401. Halstead. Melvin C, 79, 368. Ham, Harold H.. Jr.. 79, 343, 376. Ham. Roland A , 151. Ham, Samuel R., 79. 378. Hamby, Tyler W., 168. 405, 408. Hamill, Leslie M., 183, 311. Hamilton, Dallas E,. 168, 269. Hamilton, Floyd D., 183. Hamling, Bernard H., 183, 363, 407. Hammack, Julian C. Jr., 79. 293, 370. Hammel, Richard H., 183. Hammock, Thomas V., 183, 272. Hammond, Douglas F.. 79, 378. Hammond, James O,, 79, 252. Hammond, John R,, Jr.. 151, 301, 368, 384. Hammond, William L., 79, 364. Hamner, George G., 183, 280. Hanbury, William L., 79, 301, 377. 384, 386, 401. Hand. Frederick F., 151, 405. Handal, Carlos A.. 151. Handal. Frank N., 183. 280. 353. 407, Haney. Charles H., Jr., 79. 375, 383. Hanft, Kenneth E., 79, 326, 370, 381, 386. Hankinson. Frank E.. 79. 285, 397. Hanks. George R., 79, 370. Hannibal. Billy B.. 80. 377, Hannigan, James E., 168, 297, 380, 401. Hansen, Alfred A,, 183, 311, Hapqood, David G., 183, Haralson, James B., 151, 259, 386. Hardee. John R.. 168, 255. 353, 388, too, Hardin, James E., 80. Hardin, Paul H,. Jr., 80. 293. Hardin, Wallace M.. 183. Harding, Howard E., 80, 326, 333. 343, 377. 391. Harding. Price P.. ISl. 280, 372. Hardison, Thomas B., 80, 289. 343, 377. Hardman, Charles S., 80. 362. Hardman, William M.. 151. Hardwick, Thomas A., 80, 377. Hardy. George B., 183. 249. 476 SOME EXAMPLES OF RECENT STRUCTURAL STEEL CONSTRUCTION BY GoLiAN Steel and Iron Co. Atlanta, Georgia FABRICATORS AND ERECTORS OF STEEL STRUCTURES cnapfi c4iem ti Heartiest congratulations from the Atlanta Bilt- more, where you and yours have enjoyed many a happy hour. We hope you will return again and again to partake of our unique combination of indoor and outdoor attractions who stilt remain at and to you Tech there is no need to re- mind you of all the advantages afforded by the Biltmore, not only as a comfortable hotel but as a place for joyous entertainment. iS3 Ae South ' s Supreme ' 7 oiel THE VARSITY Every Glass Mechanically Washed anil Sterilized OUR SMALL VARIETY INSURES FRESHNESS . . . Curb Service . . . STUDENT INDEX-Continued. , 80. . 275. 375. 366. 373. Hardy. Marvin L.. liS. Hargraves. Ansel L.. 168. Harkness. William Stuart. 168. 289 Harlev. Robert A., 151. Harley, William N., Jr Harp, Robert M.. 168. Harrell. Bcemer C. 80, Harrell, Edward S,, 80, Harrell. J. Lee, 80. 308, Harrington, Arnold Whitman, 183 249. Harrington. Daniel S., 80. Harrington. Roger D.. 81. Harris. Claude B., 183. 311. Harris, Edwin S., 81, 370. Harris, Harry C, 81. 301. 375, 388, 401. Harris, John R,, Jr.. 81. 372. Harris, John W., 67. Harris, Roy H., 151 Harris. Maxene 0., Harris. Philip G., 388. 401. Harris. Ted C. 183 Harris. William M, Harrison. Fred L., Jr Harrison. Morris E 384, 405. 81, 370. Jr.. 61, 269. 364, 310, 400. 151. 256. I. 373. 366. 395. 417, 425, narrower. Peter S., 81. 396. Harte. John F.. Jr.. 151, 289. Hartis. Cecil W.. 61. 360, 372. Hartley, Edwin M.. Jr.. 166, 272. 330. Hartman, Donald M., 168. 269, 350, 384, 390. 392. Harvey, Donald M., 168. 330. 358. Harvey. Gordon W.. 163. Harvey. Henry B.. Jr.. 151. 272, 344. Harvey. John L.. 151. Harward, William G.. 163. 293. Harwell. James H.. Jr.. 166. Harwell, William Davis 163. Harwell, William F.. 61. Hasell, Philip G., Jr.. 37. 361. Hassett, William A.. 81 366. Hasty. Emmett D., Jr., 183. Hatcher. William K.. 183. 293. Haulbrook, Joseph D., 62. 362. Haunson, Jack P., 62 368. Havron. Howard C. 82. 369. Hawes. Henry C. 163, Hawkins, Eugene S.. 37. 361. Hawkins. Sidney E-. 183. 363. Hawkins. Walter R.. IB3, 269 Hawkins, William G.. 82. Hawthorne. George B.. Jr., 326, 328, 340, 381. Hay. Arthur Lee. Jr., 62 Hayes, John W., Jr., 62, Hayes, Richard Thomas, Haynes, George W.. 82, Hayncs, William Gilbert, 151 Haynie, Charlie B.. 62. Haynic. Seth R.. 82 364. 64, 308, 82, 215, 265, 326, 215, 343, Hays, Jimmy C 343, 377. Hays, Richard O.. 183. Haywood, Arthur J-, 375, 386. Haien, Robert D., 183. Head, Julian E., 82. 362, 375, Healey, Ralph S., 63. 370. Healy. Leonard D., 151, 370. Heard. James R.. 183. Heasley. Wayne D.. 83, 373. Heath, Robert T., 83 401. 407. Heery, George T., 151. 289 Heery. John S., Jr., 183. Hefferman. Joseph S.. Jr.. Hefner. Robert J., 168, 261. Heidelberg, Wolfgang W, 401. Helm. Donald R.. 151. Helms. Louis L.. 184. Hemby, John C. B3. 370. 397. Hemphill. Bernard T., 168. Hemphill. William T.. 168. Henderson, Charles L,, 151, Henderson, Conward, 184. Henderson. John W.. 166. Henderson. Ulysses V., Jr., I 326 Hendrix. George W,, 63. Hcnnings. Ralph W.. 168. 259. Henry. Charles L.. 83. 297, 364. Henry, Edmund T.. 83, 375. Henry, Granville C, 184, 249, Henry, Robert P., 83, 283, 343. Henry, William R,, 168. Hensley, Marble J., 83. 375. 377. 330. 369. Henson. Robert F.. Ill, 184. Hermansdorter, James E., 151, 362, 386. Herndon, Albert B., 168, 405 Herndon, Harold C, 83, 339, 377, 406. Herndon. Thomas C. 83, 375. 272. 378. Herring, Robert L,, 151. 183. Hertiberger. Robert H., 184. 386 Hesllng. Richard D.. Jr., 370, 399. Hess, Paul H., 84, 343. 362. Hewell. James R., Jr., 168, Hewke, James O.. 151. 336, Hickman, Robert L.. 184. Hickman. Roy S., 151. 15! 338 363 Hicks, John H.. 184. 293. 350. Hicks. Perry T.. Jr.. 84. Hiers. William N.. 168. 311. Higgins. Anthony B.. 152. 269, 375. Hiqgins. Wilbur S.. 164. Higgins, Williams T., 152. 297. Hlldcbrand, Donald H., 168. 297 326 Hiles, John G., 64, 275, 395. 444. Hill, Donald D.. 184 269. 346 377 Hill. Doug M., 184, 297. Hill. George J.. Jr.. 168. Hill, Henry L., 84. Hill, Joseph E., Jr.. 168. 83. Hill, Troy E,, Jr., 168. Hill, William W,, Jr., 64, 315, 377, 164, 293, 386. Hlllhouse, Wilmcr B., 84. Hllsman, Myrick S., Jr., 152, 361. Hinchey, Frank E., 184. Hines, John M.. 184. Hingst. Charles B.. 37. HInshaw. Glenn S.. 64. 375, Hlnton. Leonard O.. Jr.. 184. Hiott. Claude D.. 152, 286, 378. Hipp, Rawson C. 64. 360. Hiti. Thomas R., 152. 403. HIavenka. Thomas T., 152. Ho, Kwang Chien, 37. Ho, Sianglin. 37. 339, 3M. Hobart. Joe 6., 166. Hochstaedler. Louis, 184, 279, 349. Hodde. Walter Deane, 184. 293. Hodgden, Howard B.. Jr., 152, 252, 369. Hodge, James R., 84. 478 Hodge, Millard W.. 64. Hodges, Cecil M., Jr., 166, 275. Hodges. L. Langford, 64, 269, 372. Hodges, Robert P., 168. Hodges, Thomas M.. 85. Hodgson, Robert E., Jr., 152, 255, 367. Hoehn. Thomas F., 184. Hoffman. Charles E.. 85. 297, 376. Hogan, Robert L.. 152. 285. Hogan. William J.. 184, 407. Hohenstein. Charles Louis. 168. Hohn. Carl M., 168, 286. 366. Holcombe. Edwin E.. 85. Holder. Frank T. 168 249 346. Holford. Glenn L., Jr., 85. Holiber, Jerome Allen. 168, 247. Holladay, Edward R., 184, 255. Holladay, James F., 85, 370. Holladay, Will L., 152. Holland. Billy fl.. 168, 297. 351. 352. 392. Holland, Calvin C, 168. Holland, James R., 168. Holler, Edward J.. 152. 265. Holley. Eathel. 164. Holliman, Albert L., 152, 343. Hollis, John S., 85, 326, 333, 340, 381. Holloway, Benjamin G., 168, 330. Hollwedel, Matthew V., 152, Holman, Michael B., 168, 290. E., 85, 272, 341, 336, Holmen, Eugene 378, 401. Holmes. James C, Jr,, 168. 265. Holmes. James Stevens. Jr., 85 378, 328. Holt. A. Roland, 168, 265. Holt, Arthur P.. Jr., 168. Holt. Harry G,, 184. Holt. Veil D. 184, 363. Holt. William E.. 168. 359. Holt. Willam P., 168. Holtiman, Milton, 85, 306 373, Hooten, Basil P.. Jr., 65. 370. Hoover. William S , Jr. 37. 408. Hopkins. Walter H.. 181. Home. Eugene. Jr.. 85, 265. Home. John C. 184. Home. Terrell Edwin. 65. 265. 378. Home, William R., 152, 249, 369, 398. BEST WISHES f r () III THE BUICK CENTER HIX GREEN BUI CK CO. NORTH AVENUE Befivccii the Pcacbtrees Atlanta LITTLE II1ARG1I SHOP VE. 6396 Richard Alewine, Mgr. Bracelets - Watches - Engraving Also Repairing of Spring and Electric Clocks We Carry a Complete Line of Jewelry NEW LOCATION 631 Spring St., N. W. Atlanta Ge-orgia ATLAIVTA SAI D SLPPLY CO. ROLLO WASHED SAND 605 Forsyth Biildinc; Atlanta 3. Gforgia WAlnut 3302 CYpress 2979 THE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. — Disii ihiitors— Al LAMA. (.L( I (,1A W iii W. Ckowi; J ' ' j- I ' l KK HURT QUIIV I HMD (nice Ihulenvriters Si ANDARI) 1)1 II DING Atlanta Giorgia Compliments of WOFEORD OIL CO. Disfrihiitors of PURE OIL PRODUCTS John C. Dial G. A. Beaitil President Chairman of the Board 479 The Milt mil Benefit Life lusiirauce Co. OF NEWARK, N. J. ROBERT L FOREMAN and ASSOCIATES rirst National Bank Building Atlanta Georgia FKAI K GRAHAM CO. I.iiuohi - A ' Icrriiry (idOW. I ' c; ichtrcc Sirccl, N v. A I I.A I A G RORCIA STUDENT INDEX— Continued. Hornsby. James C, 18 . Horowitz, Abe. 168. 247. Horsey, William Charles. 152. Horton, David T., 152. Hoskins, James M.. 184. Hoss, Julian R.. 86. Hosteller, Robert J., 168, 256. House, Arthur B., 184. 311. House, Walter L., 86. Houser. William E., Jr., 152. Houston. Calvin E., I6B. Hotaling, Richard L.. 152. Howard, Gerald Robert. 168, 261. Howard, H. Lee, 184, Howard, William H.. 184, 315. Howard, William K., 168. Howard. William L.. 86. Howard, Purdom, 184. Howard, Robert W., 168. Howden, Donald E., 184. 275. Howell, Don N., 86, 26?. 343. Howell, H. ScoH, 152, 278. Howell, Harry W., 152. 293, 373. Hoyer, William N,, 168, 305. Hubbard. Richard G.. Jr.. 86, 328, 340. 370. 381. Huddleston. James D.. 169. 363. Huddleston. Thomas E., 86. Hudrburg, John Justus, Jr., 152. Hudqins, Sewell 8 184. Hudson, Carl H., 86. 200. 215, 293. Hudson, John W., 86, 340, 369, 378. Hudson. Udonough U., 86, 286. Huff. Alton B.. 86. 249, 384. Huggins. Dale L.. 86, 252. Hughes, Carl A.. Jr.. 86. 269. Hughes. Robert E.. 169, 256. Hughes, Robert I., Jr., 87. 370. Hughs. Dan T 169 257, Hughs. Nat C, 184, 301, 401. Hull, Arthur D.. III., 184, Hull, Charles R.. 184. Hull, Horace E.. 87, 341. Hull, Reuben C, 87. Hullinger. Charles J. 87, 215. 241. Hulsey, Charles C, 87. Hulsey. Ernest C. Jr.. 152, 275, 336. 369. 399. Hume, James R., 169, 285, 382. Hume, John, 184, Humphrey, Harold G., 169, Humphrey, William G.. 184, 252, Humphreys. Henry C. 152. 275, 395 417. Hunt, Alva A.. 87, 372. Hunt, Virgil D.. 87, 252, 326. 337, 382. Hunt. William S.. 152. Hunter. Lee O., 87, 272. 357. 370, 391. Hurlebaus, John F.. 184. 280. Hurst. Franklyn D.. 184. 301. 400. Hurst. Hollis C. 87. 381 402, 406. Hurst. Robert W., 184. 381. Hurvitz, Arthur, 87. 306. 372. 282, 386. Husayni, Saad M., 87. 358. 370. Husband. Charles S.. 152. Huskisson. John C. Jr.. 152. 249 346 393, 392. Hust. Raymond F., 152, 378. Hutcheson, John Duard, 37, Hutcheson, Samuel L.. 184. 275. Hutchings, Charles M., 87, 215, 311, 377. Hutchini, Charles W.. 184. Hutchinson, Donald O.. 152. 283. 386. Hutchinson, Doug H.. 184. 283. Hutchinson. Herbert A.. 184. Hutto. Ezra, 184, 399. Hutton, Robert N.. III. 152, 297. 326, 369, 396. 397. Hyatt, William H., 88. Hyman, Julius. 184, 247. Ifft, Edward F., 184, 407. Ikeda, Osamu, 37, 375, 378. Immich. Francis C, 184. Immormlno. Sam A.. 184, Ingman. Hal M.. 152, 289. Ingman. James A., Jr.. 88. 249, 382. Inman. Richard B.. 88. Irby, Hall C. 184. 402. Ipes, C. Robert. 169. Ivy. Eugene W.. 37. Ivey. Garner H., Jr.. 152. 390. 451. Ivey. Joseph O.. 184. Ivey, Thomas N.. 152. Ivey, Turner W., 37. Jackson. Charles T., Jr., 88. Jackson. Charles W.. 169. Jackson. David C. 184. Jackson. Emmette G.. Jr.. 169, 297, Jackson, John David. 152. 215. 289, 342, 391. Jackson. John G., Jr.. 184. 249. 408. Jackson, Leroy K.. 88. 272. 338. Jackson, Thomas A,. 88, 378, Jackson, William L.. 169, 249, 408. Jacob, Baldwin K., 169 283 Jacobs, Albert S., 184. Jacobs. Robert L.. 184. Jacobs, William Grady, 184. Jakala. Richard R.. 184. Jakubowski. Stanley T.. 152. 366. 407, Jailer. Lionel E.. 152. 336, 369. James. Albert C, 88. 308, 386, James, Freddie E., 88, 373. James. Thomas D.. 88. 358. Janczys, Walter J.. 152. 252, 369, 398. Jarrard. George A.. 88, 265, 342. 393. Jarrett. Branyon O,, 152, Jarrett, Richard E, 169 Jaudon. Charles W.. 88. 373. 399. Jefferies. Edward. Jr.. 184. Jenkins. Claude W.. Jr.. 169, 330, Jenkins, Dave H.. 152. Jenkins. Henry G., Jr.. 169. Jenkins. S. Perry. Jr.. 88. 370. 381. 338. 400. Jennings, Charles H.. Jr., 184, 366. Jennings. May.iard W,. 184. 40 . Jennings, William A,, 89, 380. Jensen. George F.. 184 290 366. Jensen, Russell A., 169. 259. Jernigan, Joe W., 184 298 Jernigan. John A.. 89. 369. Jeter, Robert W., 152. Jett, B. Holton, Jr., 152. 286. Jett, William S,, III. 152, 293, 326, 357. 397. Jewell. Henry P., 184, 275. Jewell. Robert H . Jr.. 89. 275 Jewell. William H . 184, 275 Jewett, Bruce M., 89, 290, 344, 389. 1, . Jimenez. Arturo Pedro. 184. 361(1 Jobe. Thornley C. 152. 298. Johansen, Frederick A.. 184. 293. Johnson. Calvin M,. 89. 289. Johnson. Charles E,. 169. Johnson. Charles R,. 184. 406. Johnson, Clarence C, 89. 285. Johnson. Donald L., 184, Johnson. Herbert A.. 169. 362. Johnson. Jack J.. 152. Johnson. James T.. 152. Johnson. Kelly A,, 89, 360. 377. Johnson, Milo A.. Jr., 89, 343, 377. Johnson. Richard C. 169. 330. Johnson, Robert M,, 89, 372. Johnson, Rolston 89. 97. 100. 197. 214. 293. 322. 334, 341, 352, 386. 393. 392. Johnson. Roy W., Jr.. 169, 359, 384. Johnson, Rufus S.. Jr.. 89. 308. 373. Johnson. Vernon E., 184, Johnson, Warren L, 152. 289. 369. Johnson. William A., 89. 270. 366. 395. Johnson. William L,. 153 Johnson. William N.. 37, 298. 328. 396. Johnson, William Robert. 184. Johnston, Charles D.. 169. 285. Johnston. Donald C, 184. Johnston. Joseph E., 90. 364, 400. Johnston. James G.. 153. Johnston, James F., Jr,. 90, 377. Johnston, Joseph E , 90. Johnston, Monroe M., 90 Johnston, Remington, 153. Johnston, Sidney F.. Jr.. 169. 245, 283, 405 Johnston, Thomas Sidney. 184. Johnstone. Ray W., 184. 265. Joiner. Gerald V.. 169. 363. Joiner, Thomas W., 90. Jolly, Oscar L., 90. Jolly, Sam K,, 90, Jolly, Walter H.. Jr.. 90. 372. Jones. Andrew J.. 153, 270, Jones, Bobby D,, 169, Jones, Cecil M , III, 90, 305, 366, Jones. Charles H., 153. 245, 289. Jones. Claude Eugene 90 344 Jones. Cyril J., 153, 272, 338, 375, 405, Jones, Delmar D., 153. Jones. Elias Oliver. 90. 378. Jones, Frederick L.. 153, 215. 270. 346, 372, 392. Jones. Giles Paul. Jr.. 169, 275. Jones, Harvie P., 169, Jones, Ira P., Jr., 37. Jones. Jack C. 169. Jones. James B.. 184. Jones. Johnny W,. 184, 311. Jones. Joe Livingston, 90, 375. Jones. Mack P.. 169. Jones, Marlon A.. 169. Jones. Pat. Jr.. 90, 261. Jones. Philip A.. 184. 275. Jones, Robert Hubbard, 91, 298 Jones, Ronald H., 184. Jones, Teddy E., 184. Jones, Thomas B., Jr,, 184. 249. Jones. Wayne S.. 184, Jones. William C. 153. 298, 349, Jones, William O.. 185. 265. Jopling, Samuel H.. 91. 343. 377. Jordan. George W., 91. 395. Jordan. George W., III. 91. Jordan. James L.. 91, 104, 321, 322, 324, 334, 358, 360, 370, 378, Jordan, Ralph P., 91, 378. Jordan, Samuel J.. 91. Jordan. Thomas J.. 169, 360, Jordan, V illlam David, Jr.. 91, 215. 283. Jordan. William R.. Jr., 91. 298, 375. Joris. John C. 169, 311, Joyce, Thomas G.. 169, Judd, Donald M., 153, 252, 326. 348 366. 392. Judd, H. Malcolm, 91, 301, 326, 340. 370. Judd, John H., 169. 384, 389. Justen, William E., 153. Kah, C. L. Clarence. 149. 270, 404. Kahlert, Joe A., Jr., 185. 25S. Kalmbach. James B.. 153. 265. 330, 343. 353. Kampschafer, Arthur R . 185. Kaler, William L.. 169. 245. 247. KaminsKy. Carl J., 153. Kan. Billy, 91, 306, 326, 369, Karlson, John Erik, 169, 252, Kastner, Charles W,, 97. 326. 370. Katenbrink. Irvin G.. Jr.. 185, 349. Kati. Marshall N., 153, 247. 338. 375. Kaufmann. Walter E,. 153. Kays. John M.. 185. Kea. Josle C, Jr.. 92. Keadle. Paul Jones. Jr.. 185. Keane. Harold A,. 92. Keane, Robert E.. 169. 301. Kearse. Richard M., 92. 372. Kee Chi, Benjamin. 185. Keel, Thomas J.. 153, Keener Marvin J.. 153. 395. 432. 436. Kelbert. George O., 169. 343. 380. 407. Kellermann. I. George. 153. 247. Kellett Claud M.. Jr.. 92. 215. 326. 328. 340. 370. Kelly, Bruce C, 185 Kelley Carl H,. 169. 286 Kelley. R. D., 215. Kelly. Gary R.. 169, Kelly H. L.. 92. 370. 381. 402. Kelly. Paul M.. 185. Kelly Walter J.. 92. 369. Kelly William J.. 92. Kelsey. George S,. 185. 289. Kendrlck. Earl L.. Jr.. 153. 272. 369. Kendrlck. William J.. 185. 272. Kennedy. Clyde M.. Ill, 169, 252, 330. 351. Kennedy. Dan Cook. 185. 252. Kennedy, William T , 169, 293, 357, Kenney. Jack N.. 92. Kenyon, Howard A.. 153. 360. 380. Kenyon, Jack A., 169, 400. Kenyon, William P.. 153, 298, 378, 394. Kepp. Robert B,, 92. 370. 380. Kerr Edward G.. 185, Kerr. William C. 169. 408. Kersten, Jacob W , 92, 215. 283. 378, Kettrick. Robert S.. 92. KIdd Gates B,. 153, 252, 348, 392. 403. KIdd, John R., 169. Kidd. John W., Jr., 185, 203. Kievit, John C. 169. 408. Kilbourn, W, Lynn. 185 Kilburg. Richard F., 169, 397, Kilby Donald C, 185, 311. Killebrew, James H., 153, 298. Killgore Don L.. 92. 326. 343. 377. Kilpatrick. Frederick A.. 185. Kimball. Floyd E.. Jr.. 185, 312. Kimzcy Robert M.. Jr.. 153. 293. 349. KInes Wilbur B.. 93. 372. King Benjamin F . III. 93. 252. King Bernard J.. Jr.. 93. King, Blaine H,, 93, 286. King Charles Raiford. 185. King, Don D,, 153, 390. King, Edward L., 93, 446. King. George A,. 185. King. J. G., 185. 312. 402. King. John W,. 169. King. Malcolm H,. 185. 272. King. Paul W.. 185. 280. King. Percy G.. 93. Kirk. Charles E.. 169. Kirk, Glenn F., 185. Kirkland. James T.. 185. 480 E it i r; y- ' v :; V ' j. ' .W ' iV.J- ' :...; ■!i THE FUTURE WIS A FINGER A beckoning one ... an invitation to all of us who constitute the cotton textile industry to make the next fifty years of its history even greater than the last ... a challenge to bring all our resources and experience to bear upon making even better fabrics for the millions of America and the world. CANTON COTTON MILLS • CANTON, GA. Manufacturers of nton DENIM 481 Founded 1885 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA GEORGIA Undkrgraduate Division Dan ' l. Guj- ' penheim School of Aeronautics School of Architecture School ot Ceramic Engineering School of Chemical Engineering School of Chemistry School of Civil Engineering School of Electrical Engineering School of Industrial Management School of Mechanical Engineering School of Physics A. French Textile School Graduate Division Master of Science — Aeronautical. Ceramic, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Me- chanical, Public Health. Safety, and Tex- tile Engineering; Chemistry; Physics; and Industrial Management. Doctor of Philosophy — Chemical Engineer- ing and Electrical Engineering. Engineering Extension Division Evening School Engineering Extension School Industrial Education Department Institute of Public Safety The Technical Institute Research Division Engineering Experiment Station Georgia Tech Research Institute (Coop- erating Agency) STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Kirkland. Thomas R.. 185, 275. Klrkley, Carl. Jr., 153. Kirkpatrick, Edward S .. 16?. Kirkpatrick, George L., 90. 93. 249. 334, 342, 357, 384. KIrkwood, Lymar H., 153, 301. Kitchens. Tarver A.. 93, 378. K;te. Clarence R., 153, 249. Kittrcll, Archie C, 169. Kizer, Herbert James, Jr.. 169, 265. Klein, Louis A., 93, 278, 369. Klein, Rudolph J.. 93, 301, 326, 328, 340, 370, 381. Klein, William M., 169. KIcpach, Robert I.. 169, 272. Klitin, Luis v., 185. Kloepfer. George A., 185. Knapp, Don J., 93, 270, 375, 397. Knapp, Gilbert D.. 185, 252. Knczevich, Peter J., 93. Knlqht, Carey D., 94, 341, 362. Knight, Eugene S,, 185. 301, 346. Knight. Jeff Perry, 94, 272. Knight, John R., 169, 272. 396, Knight, Joseph M., Jr., 185, 259. Knight. William L., Jr., 153, 298, 386. Knighton, John E., Jr., 169, 283. Knlpple, Ray W., 94. Knobloch, William C, 169. Knox, Lambert Jefferson, 185, 434. Kno«, William R., 94. Kocn, George. 169, 330. Koen, Jim H., 94. Kohl, Richard W., 185. Korb. Monte W., 94, 343, 377. Kornfrcld. Jay L., 185. 247. Kradjian. Harry S., 169, 283. Kraft. Harold W., Jr., 94, 97 298 322, 324, 326, 334, 396. Kraft, Roger L., 153. Krasnoff, Robert. 185, 247, 366. Kratjer, John T., 169, 407. Krause, Fred J., 153, 265. 326, 333, 337, 381, 392, 391. Krelgh, Da ld L., 169 305. Krelllng, Robert G.. Jr., 169, 265. Krescanko, Joseph N.. 94. 285, 326, 343, 377. Krelchman, Frank C, 94, 256 370. Krlmmel. Robert L., 153. 369. Krochmal, Jerome Jay, 170 247 366. Kruse, Helm W., 153, 256. Kubicky, Edward W., 94. 336, 367. Kubly, Albert M., 185, 361. Kudro, Thomas G., 170. Kuhlman, Clifford H., 185. Kurlat. Saul, 94, 369. Kurtz, George W., 94. 272, 377. Kuttner, Donald. 170, 285. Kuzma, Robert L., 185. Kwok, Chi T., 95, 326, 328, 339. Kyle. Benjamin G., 95, 265. Kyle, John C, 185, 265. Kyle, Robert J., 37, 298. Kytle, Alexander S., Jr., 95. Laboureur, Jacques L., 37. Laclair, Huston L., Jr., 153, 275. Lachmann, Theodore E.. 153, 384. 397. Lacy, Donald C, Jr., 95, 215. 293, 323, 326, 334, 337, 357. 372, 386. 393. Ladncr, Lawrence J., 153. Laffitean, Charles A,, 95 407. Lafond, Francis W,, 37. Lagrone, Chester F.. Jr., 95, 369, Lake, George E., 185. Lamas, Alexander C. 185. Lamb, Walter L,, Jr., 153, 256. 386. Lamkln, Robert W., Jr., 95, 375, Lamothe, Henry J,, 153, 369. Lance, Lee W., 185. Land. Sidney L., 153, 369. Landsman, Robert H., 170, 306. Lane, Joe C, Jr., 95, 341, 359, 378, 384. Lane. Otho H.. 95. 382. Lane, Richard B., 153, 301, 370, Lane, William J,, Jr., 95, 360. Lanford, Charles G., 185. Lang, James L , 95. 372. Lang, William D., 153, 302, 353, 399. Langanke. Ralph A., 170. 362. Langstaff, Witt I,, 83. 95, 255, 321, 323, 325, 326, 334, 336, 353, 369. 393. 395. Lanier, Linton G.. Jr.. 153, 272. Lanier, William. 185, 261. Lansford, Henry H., 170. Larlscy, Willard H., 170. 249, 346, 378. La Rowe, John E., 170, 403. Lashley, Elmer W., 153, 386. Lashley. Eugene, Jr., 96, 245, 256, 372. Lashley, Robert E., Jr., 170. Lasserer. Ernest F., Jr., 153. Lathrop, Stanley P., 185. Latimer, Joseph L.. 185, 302. Latimer. Lewis C, 37. Latimer, Samuel L., 170. Latta, Allen F., 37. Lauber. Earl L., 185, 402. Laughlln, Robert D., 185, 293. Laupa. Armas, 153. 338, 401. La Via, Roy C, IB5, 407, Law, Roy M,, 185, 363. Law, William M., 154, 343. Lawler, Jack, 170, 245, 255, 346. Lawrence, Jack, 96, 381. Laws. George W., 170. Lawson, James B., 37. Lay, John W,. Jr.. 96, 337. 351, 357, 372, 393. Layson, Allen D., 170, 363. Layton. George H., 154. Layton, Neil A., 185, 285. Lazor, Joseph J., 185. 283. Leach, Joseph E., Jr., 96. Lcahy. Frank E., 154, 289, Leary, Albert W., 185, 312, 389. LeCraw, Julian, 170, 255, 346, LeCroy, Clarence R., Jr., 185, 272. Ledbetter, Wallace S., 170, 298. LeDoux, Jerome J.. 185. Lee, Daniel I., 170, 265. Lee, Howard F.. 96, 377. Lee, James E.. 96. Lee, Pao Yu, 170. Lee, Paul L., 37, 279. Lee, Robert E., 96, 264. 357, 380, 393. Lee, Robert W., 185. 298. Lee, Thomas R., 96. Lee, Tom S , Jr.. 185, 249. Lee, Walter H. 170. 261, 330, 344. LeFevrc, Rex W., 154. Leff, Inman H., 170. 306, 349, Lehner, Leo L., 154. Lehoskey, James M,, 185, 302, 362, 407. Lemm, John J.. 170, 391. Lemon. Fred L., 170, 289. Lenderman, Charles A,. 185. Lennard, Dean Jordan, 185, 270, 346. Lenti, Ervln C, Jr., IBS, 285, 330. Leonard, Prentiss D.. 154, 395, 436. Lester, George N., 96, 249, 381. Lester, Hazen Russell. Jr., 96, 339. Lester, John H., Jr., 154, 283. Lester, Lamar A., 185, 286. Letson, Billy B., 185. Letz, Carey A., Jr., 154. Levellle, Richard R., 185, 303. Levenson, Lewis M., 154. 279, 340, Levie. Lewis A.. 170, 302, 346, 401. Levin, Larry K.. 170, 306. Levine, ZeMn, 154, 279. 369, 384. 399. Levy, Henry, 96. Levy, Philip, 96. Levy, R. H.. 170, 366. L evy, Ted. 154, 279. Lewis, Donald B., 170. Lewis, Frank H., Jr., 185, 259. Lewis, George B., 185, 312. Lewls, John E., 185. Lewis, Leroy, 154. Lewis. Luther H., 154, 249, 371. 386. Lewis, Samuel W., 97, 371. Liberman. Pawcl M.. 170, 353, 357, 389, 361. Liddell Frank B., 185. 293. 389. Lifsey, Jones C. Jr.. 170, 408. Ligon, Walter M., 170. Ligon, William C. 97. 363. 378. Light, Frank R., 154. Llghtner, Robert B., 154, 371, 400, Lilley, Norvcll C, 97, 371, 399. Lilly, Owen. Jr.. 185. 249, 407. Lind. Charles L., 170, 402. Lind, Warren E., 170, 331. Lindblom, Edward H,, 97, 293, 341, 346, 378. Lindsay. Clarence E., 154. 293. Lindsey. William H.. 170. 259. Llneberger. James E.. 185. Llnenkohl. Russell E., 97. Lines, John A., 97, 378, Linger, Wilmon N., 170, 315, 380. Lino. John L., 185, 407. Llppencott, Harvey H.. 97. Llpsltz. Sidney L., 170, 306. Lister, Frank D., 37, 371. Little, Adams DeLeon. Jr., 185, 249, 408. Little, Albert P., 37, 482 One of Atnericii ' s Fastest Growing Life Insurance Institutions There is a reason Coastal States Life Insurance Company Home Office Second Floor Mortgage Guarantee BIdg. 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Liz, Salvador, 185. 361. Llenza, Hector, 185. Llenia. Orlando, 170. Lloyd. Homer M.. Jr.. 98. 377. Lochridge, Marshall A., Jr., 98, 255. 337. 372. Locke. B. G.. 98. Locke. James William. 98, 343, 360 .2). 377. Lockv ood. Joseph E., Jr., 170, 290. Logglns. Donald G., 170. Long, John T., 154, 249. Long, Wendell P.. 154. 336. Longino. Linton M., 98. Longley, Homer J.. Jr.. 98. 362. 371, Lopez. Gerardo A.. 98. Lopez, Louis. Jr., 154, 361. Lopez. M. A,, 332. Lopez, Victor O., 98. Lookabaugh, Guy J.. 170. 252, 375. Lorenz, Eugene E.. 185, 290. 407. Lorimer, Ian G.. 185. 308. Loring, David R., 185, 261. Loss. James F.. 170. 407. Loudermilk, Sidney L., 98, Love. Max H., 186. Lovett. Dan J., 186. Lowe, John R., 154, 245. 287. Lowi, Al. 154, 279. Lowi. David L., 154, 245, 279, 369. 286, 393, 397. Lowrance. Roy E.. Jr., 98. 381. Lowry. Icrrell N., 154. 326, 333. 363. Lu, Shan-Hua. 37. Lubin. Alvin K.. 186. Lucas, Robert E., 38, 380. Luce, Richard B., 186, 305. Luck. Edward H., 186. Luckett, William J. L., 98, 215, 265. 375. Ludlow, John L. G., 154, 289, 386. Luker, Orvel H.. 170. Lummus, Harold C. Jr.. 186, 275. Lundberg, Kenneth A., 186. 283. Lundquist. George C. 170. Lunsford. Clyde C. Jr., 186. Lusk, Robert T., 170. 395. Lutes, Joseph A.. 154. Luter, James E.. 170. 265. Luther, Gancs C. Jr., 154. Luxon, Ballard H.. 170, 375. Lyie. Donald L., 99. 326. 342. Lyle, Jack 8,, 99, 380. Lynch, Hugh C. 186. Lynch, Joe W., Jr., 38. Lynch, Johnnie A., 154. Lyons, Edward Joseph. 186. Lytle, Wayman H.. 99, 371. M Maahs, Edgar G.. 99. MacDonald, John C, 154. MacKay, George L., 186, 265. Maclin. Henry W., Jr., 170, 265. MacMillan. Roger M., 99, 275, 343, 382. Macon, Jefferson E.. 99. 326. 329. 337, 372, 382. Macon. William C, Jr., 170, 344. MacPherson, John W., 186. Maddox, George E., 38. Madra, Thomas E., 170, 280. 351. 392 Madry, James T., 99, 252. 369. Mahaffey, Daniel E., 360. Mahl, Harry L., Jr., 99. 369. Mahlin, Edward A., 186. 283, 400, Maico, Carl N., 38, 259, 398. Maler, William J.. 170, 302. Malgeri. Theodore J.. 154. 343. Mallory, Graham J., 186. 265. Malone. Henry A., 186, 341 Malone. John A.. 99, 373. Malone. Richard L,, 186. Maloncy, Frank J., Jr., 154, 343. Maloney, Jefferson L., 99, Malonson, Philip J., 99, 326, 380. Maloof. George B., 170, 305, 420, Maloy, John K.. Jr.. 170. 312. Mandel. Richard M., 154. 278. 382, Mangham, Stanford, 100. 377. Mangione. Andrew J.. 100, 272. Mangrlotis. Phaethon D., 186, Manlotes, Constantin B.. 186. Manly William J., Jr.. 100, 215, 293, 337. 372, Mann, Elmore T.. Jr., 186. Mann, Estes W., Jr., 100. 114. 293. 320, 323, 325, 334. 336. 341, 357. 393, 412. Mann. Robert E.. 100, 336, 369. Mann. Wesley M., Jr., 170, 265, 380. Manning, Eugene L., 170. Manoussoff, James J.. 170, 362. 405. Maple, Kenneth I.. 186. Marchegiano, Anthony C, lOO, 400. Marchetti, Ronald J.. 170. 290. Marcus, Edward J., 186, 306, 369. Marinos, Andrew A., 100. Marion, Bill A.. 154, 336, 367. Marlon, Edward L.. 154. 336. Marks, Eugene D., Jr., 186, 275. Marlow. James J. C, 186. Marlow, James W,, 186, 280. Marquand. Robert E., 154. 256. 381. Marscher, John C, Jr., 170, 312. Marsh, Thayer B.. 100, 305, 371. Marshall, Thomas J., 170, 280. Marthens, Arthur H.. Jr., 100. 266. 371, Martin. Ben W.. 170, 261, 349. Martin, Clovis E.. 186. Martin, Curtis S., 186. Martin. Edward G., 154. 266, 386, 393. Martin, Frank W,. 100, 326, 350. 371, 381, 397, 402, Martin. Gwynn T., 100. Martin, Everett L., 170. Martin, James D., 100, 343, 377. Martin, J. David, Jr., 170, 249. Martin, Jasper M., 154, 343, 359. Martin. Lonnie W., 171. Martin, Manuel R,, Jr.. 154, 343. Martin. Richard S.. 101. 338, 375, 408 Martin, William A,, Jr., 101, 305, 358, 373. Martin, Willis O.. 186. Martinez, Octavio A.. 171, 361, 393, Martinez, Medardo M.. 186, Marx, Stanley B., 101, 215, 306 326. 340. 371, 386. Maslia, Albert M., 171, 247. Mason. William B.. 186. Massee, Marion H.. Ill 171 249 Mastin, Ernest O,, 101, 373. Matalon, Luciano. 186. Mathers, John M.. 101. 341, 360 378, Mathews, Harry T.. 186. Mathis, Harry W, 186. Mathls, Robert W., 101, 378. Mathis, William L,. 101, 215. 341. 378. Matthews. Louis S.. 186, 256. Matthews. Whitley G.. 101, 377. Matthews, William C. 101. 275. Matthews, William E. IV 101 275. Matthews, William M.. 186. Maughans. Harry G., 186. Mauldin. James H., 186. 312. Mauldin, William B., 186. Mauney, Richard E., 186. Maxey. Herschel, 154, 362, 400. Maxey, James H., 186. Maxwell. Cox E., 171. Maxwell, Grover C. Jr,, 101. 275. Maxwell, Herschell Q., 101. May, Joseph E,, 171. 302, 384, 396. May, Theodore W., 154, 342, 383. Mayer. Maurice, 171. 283. Mayfield, George G.. 102. 255, 369, Mayfield. Manville J.. 102, 215. 298. 357, 366. Mayo, Payton C. 102. Mays. Troy A.. 102, 364. Mayson, William P.. Jr.. 154, 302, 336. 347. 366, 367, 369, 401. Mayton. Ralph C. Jr., 186. Mayton, William S., 186. Mazanti, Willy B.. 102, 338, 375. McAdoo, Alvin R., 186. McAllister. Jack D.. 186. McArthur, John A,. 102, 467. McBrayer. David P., 102, 305, 367, 371. 381. McBurney, Willard B., 171, 298. McCahan, William R,, 154. 315, McCamlsh, Henry F,, Jr., 102, III 245, 261, 323. 325. 329, 334, 341, 346. 354, 392, 393, 395. McCartha, Samuel R., Jr.. 102. McCarthy, Alfred H., 102, 72, 375. 382. McCauley. William D., 38, 380. McChesney, Ralph S., Jr., 171. McClain, Jessie R., 186. 484 ROBERT AI D COHIPAIW ASSOCIATES Ar c hi t c c f ,v a ii d E ii y, i n c c r s 96 Poplar Street Atlanta 3, Georgia Covers hy Khtgskvuft KINGSPORT PRESS, INC Kingsport, Tennessee Heating Southern Homes For 51 Years OIL — GAS — COAL FURNACE MOI CRIEF FURIVACE CO. 676 HEMPHILL AVENUE, N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 485 ATLAl TA FISH, II C. • FRESH AND FROZEN SEAFOODS BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS JEWELL FROZEN CHICKENS INSTITUTIONAL FROZEN FOODS • 602 MEANS STREET, N. W. HEmlock 3912 Atlanta, Ga. Rich MorU.au. Inc Southeastern Bakers Supply Co. 316 Peters St., S.W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA STUDENT INDEX-Continued. McClennan, Dallas L.. Jr., 154. 39?. McClellan. Robert G., I8t. McClcndon, Bcnnle D 184. McCleskey, Albert W 186 2M. McClure, James R., 154. 196, 261. McClure, Lee R., 154. McCondichic, Hayne D., 171. 249. McCormick. Daniel G 155 McCormick. Stewart W.. 155, 308, 366 McCoy, Henry B., Jr., 155. 3 ' l; McCoy Robert H., 171, 395, 419. McCranie, Stanley P., 102. McCrcery, Marvin B., 171, 298. McCrimmon, Frank M., 186. McCullough, Howard A., 171 313 McCullou3h, Hugh C, 102, 249 341. McDaniel, William E,, 155, 399. McDaniel. John G., 186, 408 McDonald. Norman H., 155, 380, 384. McDowell, Dave F., 171, 305. McElrath, John M., Jr., 155, 293. McFadycn, Sam J., Jr., 186. McGarlty, John F., 186, 302, 353. McGee, Henry A., Jr., 155, 302, 396, McGeever, James R,, 186, 366 McGeever, Thomas W., 155, 313, 369. McGillis, James B., 155. McGinnis, Claude A., 155, 255, 340, 369. McGooqan, Marvin W., 155 McGrain, Samuel R.. 171, 305, 395. McGrew, William M., 171, 249. McHan, Gordan R., 155, 400. McHonc, Virgil D., 171. McHugh, David E., 171, 293. Mclnnis, Erich L., Jr., 155, 305. Mcintosh, Donald W., 103. Mcintosh, Herbert A., 186, McJunkin, William Davis, 103, 349. McKay, William A., 186, 362. McKee, Clarence E., Jr., 103, 289. McKelvey, Glenn R,, 186, McKenna, Edward R.. Jr., 171, 293, 353. McKenzie. Harold C, 186. McKenlle, James E., 171, 275. McKenlie, James F., Jr., 186, 249. McKinley, George S., 171, 266. McKinney, Charles 8., 103, 381. McKinney, Esbun F., Jr., 186, 312. McKinney, Frederick H., 103, 326, 333, 340. McKinney. Irvinq A.. 171. McKinney, Joe M., 103, 296. McKniqht, Mason H., 171, 262. McKown. William E.. Jr., 103. 302, 326, 336, 369. McKoy, George C, 103, 336, 344. McKoy, Wade H., 171, 405. McLean, Andrew Q., 186. McLean, Sam H., 103, 360, 373. McLean, William Y., 103. McLeod, Luther M,, Jr., 103, 249. McLeod, Ramon M., 171, 249. McLeran, Thurston B,, Jr., 171. McMahan, Paul T., 103. McMahon, Robert E., 186. McManus, John J., Jr., 104, 326, 329, 336, 367, 369, 401. McManus, Joseph J., 104, 326, 407. McMichael, Ray A., 104. McMillan, Vernon J., 186. McMillen, Frank V., II, 38, 372. McMullen, Arvy Hugh, 104. McNeill, Archibald J., Jr., 171, 252, 3SI. McNutt, Garland M., Jr., 104, 255, 372. McPherson, Jerry F., 186, 312, 405. McRae, Lawrence P., 186, 293. McRae, Robert F., 104, 358, 378, 384. McRee, Ben R., 155, 272, 402, 405. McTyier, Robert B., 186, 285. McWhorter, Wayne F., 104, 336, 360, 369, Meacham, Lloyd F., Jr., 104, 377, Meade, Gutherie P., 104, 378. Meadows, Henry E., Jr., 171, 331. Meagher, Vincent M., Jr., 104, 312, 386, 407, Medina, Hector M., 155. Meek, Richard L., 38, 252. Meek, Renza R., 155, Meek, William E., 104, 372. Meldeau, Leonard H., 186. Mellen, William R., 171, 255, Melody, Thomas L., Jr., 171. Melorum, David G., 186. Mendler, Richard L., 186, 312. Mercer, Hugh, 186, 255, 389. Mercer. James W., 171, 272, 366. MerkI, Alvin H., 186. Meredith, Duke C, Jr., 104, 298, 336, 367, 369, Meredith, Thomas C, 105, 266. Merl, Lawrence M., 105, 377, Merry, A, Brian, Jr., 171. Merry, Pierce, Jr., 105, 377, 396. Meschke, Karl W., 155, Messersmith, Ernest J., 186, 312. Melhvin, Georae R., Jr , 186, 266. Metzinger, Louis E., 171, Metzger, Williann J,, Jr., 105, 298, 369. Meyer, Clarence W., 186, 298, Meyer, Leon H., 38, 329. Meyer, Robert T,, 171, 259 Meyers, Fred W,, 186, 259. Michaels, John E., 105, Middlcton, Hugh L., 186, 266. Middour, Donald R., 105, 283, Milam, Charles H,, Jr., 105, Miles, John C, 171, 298. Millar, William W., Jr., 105, 249, 380. Miller, Alfred E., Jr., 186. Miller, Alvin M., 105, Miller, David B., 105, 377. Miller, Frank R., 186, 280, Miller, Fred J., 171, 302, 386, Miller, George H., 155, 315. Miller, John K., 186. Miller, Jules L,, 171, 390. Miller, Meyer, 186. Miller, Ralph K,, 186. Miller, Richard D., 105, Miller, Robert F,, 171, 309, 336. Miller, Thomas W., 171, Miller William A., 105. Mills, Albert F,, 155, 272, 398. Mills, James R., 171, Mills, Jimmy R,, 186, Milstead, Frank B., Jr., 155, 266. Minassiam, Vaskem S., 171, 283, 401. Miner, John J., 155, Minnis, Samuel C, 106, 252. Minton, James T,, Jr., 155, 262, 346. Miro, Milton, 186. Mislretta, Vincent S., 187. Mitchell, Frelon W,, Jr., 187, 389. Mitchell, Harry B., Jr., 106, 341, 378. Mitchell, James E., 155, 339, 391. Mitchell, Ruebush J., 171, 305. Mitchell, Sam J., 171, 245, 266, 357. Mitchell, Walter, 171, 298, Mi ' con, Cameron O., Jr., 106, 372, 399. MiKon, Robert W,, 187. Miie, William K., 171, 285. Mizell, Joseph C, 187, 262. Moats, Clyde J., 187. Mock, George B., Jr., 106, 326, 329, 337, 372, 407. Moffat, R. Curtis, 187, 283. Mogul, Bennet R., 106, 247, 336, 351, 367, 369, Monaghan, Joseph C, Jr,, 155, 266, Monahan, James T., Jr., 187, 289. Monahan, Robert E., Jr., 187, 283, 379, 384. Monk, Walter C, Jr., 106. 362. Montague, Edgar B., Jr,, 106, 215, 274, 337, 372. Montalvo, Eduardo A,, 171, Montgomery, Felix B,, 155, 252, 351. Moody, Eugene E., 106, 326, 342. Moody, James L., 106, 371. Moore, Charles E., Jr., 171, 256, 399. Moore, Charles L., 187. Moore, Edward E., 106, 341, Moore, Frank C, 155, 302, 379, 401. Moore, H, Clay, Jr., 155, 266. Moore, Howard O., Jr., 171. Moore, James E,, 187, Moore, James N.. 106, 215, 293, 326, 329, 343, 378, Moore, Peter G,, 15S. Moore, Robert C, 187. Moore, Rodney E,, 106, Moore, William J., 171. Moorehead, Robert, 187, 275. Morlock, Dougald S., 155, Morcock, John C, III, 171, 349. Morecock, Frank L., 171. Morclli, Joseph C, 107, 331, 340. Moreton, Charles P., 107, 266, 338, 353, 375, 386. Morgan, Donald A., 107, 372. Morgan, Frank W,, Jr., 107. Morgan, John F,, 171, 302, Morgan, John J,, 107, 341. Morgan, Lyman W., 38, Morgan, Millard F,, 187, Morgan, Norman L,, 107, 285. Morgan, Stanley L., Jr., 107, 372. Morgan, Zellle, 155. Morrell, William C, 187, Morris, Charles S., 171, 262. Morris, Earl C, 155, Morris, George A,, 187, 275. Morris, Kent B., 155, 249, 366. Morris, Otto M., 38, 323, 389. Morris, Robert R., 171, 362. Morris, Thomas S., 187, 290, Morrison, Frederick M., 107, 275, 372. Morrison, Harold, Jr., 107, 308, Morrison, J. Roy, 171, Morrow, William H., Jr., 107, 199, 308, 337, 372, Moschak, John, 107, 341. Moseley, John A., Jr., 187, 298, 349, Moseley, Walter G., 107. Moses, William G., Jr., 187. Moslcy, Austus L,, Jr., 108, 252. Moss, John G., 187, 363, Moss, William L., 187. Mosteller, George V., 108, 406. Motley, Julien C, 108, Motz, James H., Jr., 108, 215. Mott, Robert P,, 187. Moulder Wilton A., 187. Moy, William, 187, 308. Maudano, Frank R., 171, 407. Muecke, Edward, Jr,, 155. Mulherin, Matthew W., 155, 275, Mullett, William L., 155, 302, 326, 343, 377. Mulling, Joseph F., 171, 353, 385, 403, 406. Mullins, James R., 171, 331, 351. Mundorff, Roy M., Jr., 187, 280. Mundy, Hamilton B., 155, 351, 375, 390, Mundy, William T., 187. Munger, John R., 108, 367. Munnich, Martin W,, 108, 363, 382. Munns, Edward A,, 38, Murdoch, James R,, 108, 341, 379. Muroski, W., 332, Murphy, Jack B., 171. Murphy, James E., 171, 275. Murphy, James H., 108, Murphy, John H., 108, 343. Murphy, Terence, 172, 407. Murphy, Thomas G., 38, 344. Murray, Edward, 155, 342. Murray, Edmund, 108, 289, 364, Murray, John C, 108. Murray, Loren P., 108, 329, 379. Murray, Walter A,, Jr., 155, 286, 403, Muse, Augustus W,, 109. Muse, William H,, 155, 249 365, Musslewhite, Thomas W,, 172. Myers, John L,, 109, 280, 369. Myers, Joseph D., 172, Myers, Lawrence H., Jr,, 109, Myers, Mickey O., 172. N Nacht, Alan D., 155, 359, 367, 369, Nadworthy Henri C, 172, 298, 349, 380, 385, Naglich, John W,, 109. Nahscr, Clifford A,, 172. Nalesnik, George G,, 155, 250, 325, 334, 337, 357, 393. Nance, Taylor E,, 155, 285, 326, 366. Napier, John W,, 187. Nash, Jacob D,, Jr., 187, 256, Naughton, Thomas C, 155, Naylor, Charles G., 172. Naylor, Harry B., 187, 312, Neal, Randolph E., 172. Neal, Richard D,, 187. 298. Neely, James E,, 109. 377. Neese, Charles P., Jr., 109, 343, 377, Neilly, William C, Jr., 155, 272, 349, Nelson, Freeman B,, 156. Nelson, Paul L., Jr,, 109, 405. Nelson, Robert B,, 187, 262. Nerenberg, Alberto, 187, 306, 402. Neubaum, Victor A., 109, 327, 337, 382, New Noah C, 38, New Virgil E., 109, 326, 331, 397, 399. Newberry, William C, 109, Newman, Donald L,, 187, 280. Newman, Preston E., 109. Newsome, Jack L., 187. Newton, George D., Jr., 172, 262, 353. Newton John T., Jr., 156, 312, 405. Newton, William C, 38, 272. Nichols, Hubert C, Jr,, 172, Nichols, Joel B., 156, 308. Nichols, Paul M,, 172, 250, 331, 346. Nichols, Robert E., 172. Nickles, Thomas M., Jr., 172, 262, Nicolini, William, 172, 407. Niedner, Charles E,, 172. Nilcs, Frederick W,, 172, 252, Nippier, Robert W., 38, Nirschel, George, Jr., 172. Nix, Claude F., 187, 313. Nix Lawrence A., Jr,, 187. Noakley, Don H,, 172. Noar, Ray, 109, 344, 381. Noble, Sam E., Jr., 110. Noble, William A,, 187. 486 Above building by DYE COI STRUCTIOI CO., Il C 539 Plum Street, N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA HAROLD A. DYE President W. MERCER DYE Vice-President 487 WAUKESHA POWER UNITS I AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ' SHOP EQUIPMENT | John Rogers Co. ICOMPLETE ENGINE REBUILDING| LAUSON SMALL ENGINES YANCEY BROTHERS COMPANY ROAD BUILDING MACHINERY Cnntractors ' Equipment 634 Whitehall Street, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Augusta, Georgia Hotel and Restaurant Supply Company Est. 1919 Manufacturers FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Complete Equipment for Colleges Schools and Other Institutions 382 West Peachtree Street, N. W. VA. 7451-2-3 ATLANTA, GA. SHOES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED SUPERIOR QUALITY SHOE REPAIR M A C ' S SHOE REPAIR REBUILD YOUR SHOES FOR LASTING WEAR SPECIAL SERVICE TO TECH STUDENTS STUDENT INDEX-Continued. NoHlinger, U. F., 110. Nolan. Jack W., 110, 403. Norman. George A., 172, 380, Norman. James M., Jr.. 172. NorrU, Buford H.. 156, 375. Norris, Eugene B., 156. 276. Norris, Harold S., 110. Norris, William P.. 110. North, James E., 187. 290. 385, North, Thomas G., Jr., 110, 313, 371, 381. NorthcuH, Guy H., Jr.. 110, 377, Northern, Harry O., 187, 250. Norvillc, Zachry S., 110. 270, 365. Notrica, Morris S., IB7, 247. Nowark, Carol C, 172, 366. Nurnberg, Louis C. 110, 365. Nutting, Sidney T.. Jr.. 110, 337, 372, 39?. Nutty, William A.. 187, 363. Nystrom, Raymond E.. 110, 336. 369, Oakley. Henry M., Jr.. 172, 253, 349, 351, 379, 406. Oatts John I., 172. 276. O ' Connor, John J.. Jr., 187, 399. O ' Connor. Kent C, 156, 298. 379. Odell, R. E., 362. Odom Paul R.. 172. 250, 331, 366. Oglesby, M. Lamar, 110, 215, 255, 341, 386. O ' Grady, Robert J., 187, 407, O ' Guin Loyd M., Jr., 156, 403. Olds Bomar A., Jr., 156, 290, 339, 386. Olive. Halbert B., III. Oliver. George R., 187. Oliver, James D., Jr.. III. Oliver, Neil F., 187. Olsen, Ralph D., 156, 302 Omohundro, William A.. 156, 382. O ' Neal, Adrian P., 38. O ' Neal, Earl L., 172. O ' Neal. William B.. III. O ' Neal, John, 172. 395. O ' Neill. John H.. 156. 209. 276, 425. Oran, Clyde K.. III. Orr, Clyde, Jr., 38. Orr, Luther S.. Jr., III. 198. 352. 373, 383. 389. 392. 400. 187. 187, 408. D., Jr., 187, 111, 250, 379. 302, 172. 262, Jr., Ill, 290, 385, Orr, Lynn H., III. Osborne, Henry H., 172. Oscher, Jonathan J., 187. Osgood, Richard H., Jr.. 172, 255. O ' Stcen. Frank L., 187. 312. Ostrander, William S., 156. 271. 3 377. Ovenden. Leslie S Overby, James R.. Overstreet, James 401. Owen. Donald F.. Owen John R,, 156. Owen, Virgil L., 172, 262. Owens, Andrew D., HI. 371, 38 Owens. Carlton J., 187. Owens. Charles P, Owens. Herbert S 399. Owens, Jack G., 156. 286. 399 Oxenfeld. John R., III.. 270. Paden, Carter N., Jr.. 172. 298, 393. Paget, Joe A., 172. Pahno, Arthur N., 156. 308. 399. Pahno, Leon N.. 156. Paradice William L., Jr., 172. Parham, Robert E., 156, 339. 390. Parish. Don O.. 187. Parisi, Anthony T., 172, 407. Parker. Donald B., 187. Parker, Edwin H., 172, 358. Parker, Edward M., 172, 256. Parker, Jay R., 187. Parker, Lewis E.. Ill, 375, Parker, Roy B., III. Parkinson, Wallace J., 112. Parks. David L., 112. Parnell, Lawrence W.. 112, 372. Parr, Charles H., Parris, Holton R. Robert D.. William J. Emory C. 187. R.. 112 112. 112, 215 112. 363. 156. 285. Parris. Parris, Parrish. 383. Parsons. Hershell E., 112, 380. 403. Parsons. William F., 187. 255. Partridge, Richard C, 172, 262. Partridge. Winfield O.. 172. Pariych. Joseph T., 156. Paschal, William D., Jr., 172. Pascola Albert N.. 187, 302, 401. Patha, John T., 187, 259. Patrick, Alan E.. 172. Patrick. James R., Jr., 187, 346, 359, Patronis, Eugene T.. Jr., 187 Patterson, Charles E., 172, 367. Patterson, Harry B., Jr., 172. Patterson, Jack D.. 172, Patterson, Robert R., Jr,, 172, Pattillo, Tom F., 112, 290, Patton, Thomas O.. 172. 266. Paul. William F.. 172. Pauly, Charles H., 172, 331, 344. Paxton. Joseph B., 172, 369. Payne. Elmer H., Jr.. 187. Peacock, Josenh A., Jr., 172, 303. Pearce, Paul S,, 156. Pearson, Hugh 5 , 187, Pearson, Richard W,, 187. Peavy, Clarence A., 187. Peavy, Roy E., 112, 253. Peck. Robert L., 112, 360. Peck, Wilbur F., 187. Pedicini, Albert O., 187. Pedroso Javier E., 187, 361, 407, Peebles, Robert M.. 112. Peed, Herman A., 172. Peek, Roy C , Jr., 187. Pegram, Joseph T,, 187. Pellegrino, Anthony D., 172, 389, Pelot, Ben A., Jr,, 156, Pence, Robert W., 112, Penhallegon, William K., Jr., 187, 250, Peniston, Paul E., 113, 250. Penn. Charles A., 156. Penn, John J,, 172. Penney. Comus R.. 113, 342. Penney, Warren F., Ill- Pentecost, Joseph L., 156, 366, Perfect, Paul W., 172, 305, Perkins, Charles, Jr,, 156, 255, 3)1 Perkins. Frank A.. Jr.. 156, 343. Perkins. George E., 113, Perkins, James G,, Jr., 172. 283. 405 Perkins. Percy A. 113 293. 389, Perkins, Thomas M.. 172, Perlman, Marvin E.. 187. Perrin, Louis D.. 187. Perry Charles A., 172, 245 293. 316 Perry. Charles R.. 172, 253. Perry. David L,, 172, 331. Perry, Elmer W., 113. 337, Perry, Henry M,, 187, 363. Perry. Lloyd M,, 156, 379. Perry, Owen E., 172, 408, Perry, Weir B., Jr., 113. Perryman, William G., 187. Peterfreund. Lawrence. 403. Pererman. Hans J,. 113, Peters, Derek C. C, Jr Peterson, John W., Jr Peth, David H., 156 Petrle, Raymond M Petrina, Robert J Petry, Stanley F. Petty, Claude A, 329, 340, 357, 371. Petty. William C, 156 Plab, Donald B.. 187. Plaffman, Roy A.. 173. Pfarr. Fred L.. 156, 308 Phelps, Richard W., Phillips, Alva L,, Jr Homer M. Charles L. David G.. Frazier M 381 113. 360, 371, 285, 327. 380. 113, 377. 38, 308. 253. 156. 113, 318, 172, 332. Jr., 113. 298, 327, 381, 402. 308. 371. 187, 309. , 173, 245, 187. 187. 250. 363 4, 327, 340, 187, II Philips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips 371, .... Phillips George C, 187. 293, 357. Phillips, George L,, Jr., 114, 373. Phillips, Jimmie D,, 173, 266. Phillips, Johnny F,, 114, 371, Phillips, Joseph M., Jr., 114, 327, 329, 340 371, 390. Phillips, Macee H,, Jr., 187, 312. Phillips, Thomas M,, 173. Phillips. W. Lane. 187, 262, Phllopoulos, George J., 188. Philpot Clifton H , Jr., 173, 266, 331. Philpot, Sam H., 114, 382. Phipps. Harry E,, 188, 286. Picha, Robert J,, 156. Pickens. Robert F., 173. Pickering, Vernon L,, 114, 266. Pickett, Robert E., 156, 298, 327, 331, 337, 350, 397. PIckren, Kenneth R., 188, 259. Pierce, John S., Jr., 38. Pierce, Joseph H., 114, 379. Pierce, William H.. 188. Pierson, Ellis R,, 114, 367, 369, 399. 488 Willins ;iisim-Tift Liiiiibor Company L II 111 her Mill w or k 866 Murphy Avenue RAymond 4121 RECK GRILL Filling Station For Fine Foods Nortli Avenue across from Grant Field GLOVER MACHINE WORKS Marietta and Cordelo, Georgia Basic Electric Carbon and Alloy Steel Castings Carbon and Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings DRENNC 1 JCTS CO. 3N FOOD PRODI Tom Slate Athletic Equipment Co. 592 Peachtree St., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. Complete line of Rawlings, Spalding, Reach, Wright Dit- son, Riddell, Pennsylvania Rubber Co., Grandville Sweaters. 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Piatt, Walter H., 114, Pleak, Paul A., 114, 358, 381. Plumlee, Richard C, 188, 272. Plummet, Henry M., 188. Plummer, William G., 114, 34?. Pollack, Henry J., 38, 382. Pollio, Frank, 173, 279. Pollock, Lester O., Jr., 38. Pontenstcin, Vernon N., 188. Pool, Robert M., 115, 253, 352, 379. 392. Poon, George S. Y., 115, 339. 345, 408. Pope, Donald E., 188. Pope. Ewell G.. 115, 118, 195, 215, 274, 321, 323, 326, 334, 387, 393, 395. Pope, William B., Jr., 115, Portela, Jose I , 154, 341, 349, Porter, Garland B,, Jr,, 154, 293, Porter, Harry E., 115, 399. Porter, Rex E., 115, 289, 371. Porter. Robert L., MS, 377. Porter, Willis D., 156. Portman, John C, Jr., 115. Posever, Felix C, 115, 380. Posey, Reynold E., 173. 250, 331, 408. Potter, Kenneth H., 156. Pounds, Robert S,, 154, 337. Powell, Arthur G,, 188, 305. Powell, Elwyn N., 188, Powell, Fred P,, 115, 365, 386, 397, Powell, J, Cortel, Jr,, 115, 242, Powell, John R,, 156, 379, Powell, Joseph H,, 115, 386. Powell, Oliver Y., Jr., 173, 399. Powell. Rex B., 38. Powell, Richard O., 188, 289. Powell, Robert B., 188. Powell, William J., 116, 302, 334, 385, 389, 401. Powers, Jack B., 173, 407, Powers, Sidney A,, 173, 331. 380, Prator, Nilon H,, 173, 349. Prather, Orvin L., Jr., 173. Pratt, Henry J., 173. Pratt, Howard M., 173, 390. Prawel, Sherwood P., 188, 257. Prentice, Robert W., 116, 380. Pressly, William H., Jr., 156, 285. Price, Elgin H., 116. Price, James I., 173. Price, Walter E., Jr., 173. Prince, Burroughs H., 188. Privette, John M., 116, 288, 345, Probert, Robert H., 188. Proctor, Joseph W,, Jr., 114, 284, 372, Proctor, Walter R,, Jr,, 188, Proebstle, Robert C, 188, 257, Prokopik, Samuel R,, 173, Prontaut, Lloyd C, 114, 343, Pruitt, George W., Jr., 188, 343. Pruitt, Henry L., 156, 293, Pruitt, James C. Jr., 116, 215, 327, 338, 357, 342, 375, 383. Prybylowski, Francis R., 173. Pryor, Francis D., Jr., 154, 281. Psaila, George, 188, Puca, George, 173, 344, Puckett, Lloyd N., Jr., 154, 290. Puckett, Robert L.. 188. Puett, James W., 173. Pugh, Edward M., 157. Pullcn, Leiius B., Jr., 173, Purcell, Howard E., 114. Purdy, Anthony B., 114, 377, Purdy, Grover A., 114, 342, 377, 399. 407. Purvis, Joseph H., 116. Putter, Klaus, 157, 332, 390. Quarin, Alfred L,, 157, 364, 407, Quarlcs, Charles D,, Jr,, 116. 215, 298, 342. Quarles, Neil W., 117, 379. Queen, George N., Jr., 117. Queen, William L., 117, 379, 395, 425. Quentel, Charles E., Ill, 173, 250, 351. Querejeta, Alberto C, 188, 341. Quiqg, John H., 188, 302. Quimby, Ernest T., 188. Quina, James K., 188. Quinn, William T,, 173, Rabern, Joseph W,, 157, 349. Rabun, L. Walton, Jr., 117, 250. Rachmaciej, Joseph V., 117, 343, 363, 377, Raclynski, Walter J,, 117, 343. Radford, Charles J., 173, 250. Radford, George E., 117, 371. Rahn, Henry O., 173. Raines, William B., 188, 242. Rainey, Allan, E., 117, 372. Rainey, Joseph S., 117. Rainwater, Cecil B., 117, 377. Rainwater, Wallis C, 188. Ralcy, Howard T., Jr., 157, 245, 272, 407. Ralston, Richard W., 188. Ramirez, Robinson P., 173. Ramirez, De-Arellano, Lorenzo, 188. 341. Ramsbottom, Donald H., 173, 250, 346, 349. Ramsey, Cecil H., Jr., 188, 298. Ramsey, Ernest R., 117, 340, 377. Ramsey, Jack H., 118, 371. Ramsey, Robert S., 117, 327, 381. Randall, Thomas M., 188. Randall, William T., 188, 363. Randolph, Gus G., 188. 242. Rankin, James Edwin, 157, 343. Rankin, R. E.. 188. 359. Rast, Ray R., 173, 250, 346, 357. Rauch. Harry A., 118. Rauker, Robert L., 173, 245, 290, 331. Ray, Charles L., Jr., 118, 215, 270, 329, 343, 377, 397. Ray, John W., 157. Ray, Joseph G., 188. Ray, Robert E. L., 157, 375. Rayfield, John L., 188, 275. Raymond, Horace D., 118, 281, Raynes, Mitchell, 173. Raynes, Sidney, 118, 358, 362, 377, 383 Read, Henry R., 157, 255. Read, James K., 118, 302, 327, 329, 336, 349, 384. Reagin, James W., 118, 373. Reames, Benjamin F., 118. Reames, Samuel I., 173, 257, Rector, Richard H,, 118, 375, 383. Redding, Charles R., 173, 246 Reddy, Richard E., 173, 262, 349. Redfield, Frank B., 157, 255, 386, Redmond, Raymond H., 188. Reed, Charles E., 118, 255, 398. Reed, Charles P., Jr., 118, 340. Reed, G. Clifton, 188, 250. Reed, George C, 173. Reed, George F., Jr., 173, 289. Reed, John E., 157. Reed, Robert 8, 118, 281 380 Reel, Watson R., 119. Reese, Thurston F., 157. Reeves, Clement C, Jr., 188. Reeves, Edward A., Jr., 157. Reeves, George F., 188. Reger, William L., 173, 253, 396. Register, Benjamin F., Jr., 173, 290, 406, 433. Register, Sam D., Jr., 188. Reich, James R., 173, 250, 331. Reid, Emmett H,, 119, 371. Reid, Eugene L,, 119, 340. Reimert, Robert P., 188. Reip. Claude R,. 188, Renfroe. John M,, 119, 342, Renner, Charles III, 173, 255, Renshaw, John N,, 157, 294. Respess, Thomas B,, Jr , 188. Repult, Frank C, 173, 294. Rezetta, Alfred R., 188. Rhinehart, Claybourn B., 173, 408. Rhino, Chappcll V., 188. Rhoden, Vasco C, Jr., 119, 381, 405, 402. Rhodes John R., Jr., 173, 250, 451. Rhymer, William, 173. Rhyne, Albert H., Jr., 168. Ribes, Raymond, 173. Rice, Charles B., 157, 290. Rice, Frank T., 188, 276. Rice, George A., Jr., 119, 289, 377. Rice, George L.. 188, 385. Rice, Jack S., 173. Rice, Lincoln P., 173. Rice, Muriel W., 173. Rich, Charles F., 188. Rich, Donald M., 188, 247. Rich, John T.. 173. Richardson, Earl W., 157, 336, 358, 347, 386. Richardson, Edwin C, 173. 490 Qualitif DRAFTING REQUIRES Qualitif MATERIALS FROM THE GEORfilA TECH COLLEGE INN 491 l OLAI D COMPA] Y liu ' urporaled Disln ' hiilors ELECTRICAL— KEKRIGKRATION PLUMBING— HEATING INDUSTRIAL SITPPLIES Atlanta, (jEorc;ia Willi aki :r oil COMPAIVY CITIES SliRVICi: PRODUCTS Ati.ania, Georgia STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Richardson, Robert E.. Jr., 188. Richardson. Wayne L., 173. Richards Wallace J.. II ' , 372. 39?. Richer Charles H.. IBS. 363. Richmond. Stuart L., 173, 359. 38t. Ricketts, Donald O., 119, 2 0, 377, 385. Rides, Robert E., 157. 306, 380. Riddick, Malcolm W.. 119. Riddoch, Gordon S.. 119. Ridenour. Stuart. 157. 389. Ridley, Llewellyn S., IB8. Riedel, Robert J., 173, 286. Riedl Herbert E., 157, 337, 372. 382. Rifkin. Herbert. 173. 247. Rigby James R., I IV, 338, 375. Rigell, Isom A.. 119, 359, 371. Riqney James H., 188. Riley Robert G., Jr., 173. 250. Rlnaldi. Vicente. 188. 361. Ripley Eugene A., 1 3, 273, 407. Risher Thomas R., 174, 380. Risinger, Voy Q,, 188, 312. Ritchen, Kenneth, 157, 306, 373. Riverbark, James C, 157. Rino Rosario A., 157, 362. Robarts, Harold E,. 188. Robbins Talmadge V., 157, 338. Roberds, Clifford N., 188. Roberson, Jimmie E., 157, 253, 349, 392. Robertson. Samuel R., 188. Roberts Benjamin W.. 188, 255, 346. Roberts. Clifford L., 174, 273, 389, 399 401. Roberts, Clyde L.. Jr., 188. 353. Roberts, Everett L., 157. Roberts, Harold J., 120, 375. Roberts, Jack B.. 188. Roberts. James B., 120, 337. Roberts, John H., 157, 331 385. Roberts, Lonnie D., Jr., 120. 379. Roberts Martin B., 157, 302, 337, 351, 389, 401. Roberts. Osce P.. 188, 250. Roberts. Richard O.. 120. 380. Roberts. Robert E.. 120. 294. Roberts, J. Thomas, Jr.. 38. Roberts Thomas W., Jr.. 120. Roberts, Willis R., 188. Robertson, Charles W., 188. Robertson, Douglas W., 157. Robertson, James L., Jr., 157, 262, 396. Robertson, William F.. Jr.. 157. Robertson, William L., 157. 298. Robinowich, Albert, 157. Robinson, Richard F.. 174. 270, 397. Robinson, Thomas P.. Jr., 157, 299. Robinson, William E., Jr., 188. Rodgers, William M.. 120, 329. Rodriguez, Jose J., 174. Roebuck. John P.. Jr.. 120. Roebuck. William E., Jr., 188. 294, 353. Rogers. John F.. Jr., 157. 294. Rogers. Fred E.. Jr., 188, 270. Rogers, Ralph C, 38, 337. 382, 385. Rogers Rufus W., 188. Rollinson, Samuel M.. 120, 302, 327, 329, 336, 369. RoloH, H. Alfred, 157. 352, 381, 402. Romer Marian, 157, 339. Rooks. Robert J., 120, 369. Roos. Stephen A.. 157. Root, Ralph A., Jr., 120. 361, 381. Rorke, James I . 157. Rose. Reuben. 120, 245. 246. 372. Rosenberg. Carl. 157, 245. 304, 327, 344, 398. Rosengren, Ralph C, 108. Ross. Charles R., 188. Ross. Ira G., 121, 247, 365, 386. 398. Ross, Joseph M.. 174. Rossa. Ferruccio A., 188. Rosser, George T., 174. 276. Rosser, Ralph M., 121. Rosser, William P., 188, 314. Post, Don L., 157. 369. Roth. Joseph. 174, 247. Rothfuss, Neal 8., 121, 289. 377, 395, 398. Rothholz. Philip S., 174. 279, 349. Rothstein, Charles L.. 188. Rotramel. Ernest O., Jr.. 174. 281. Rowe. William T., 39. Roielle, Frank L., 188. Ruckcr. Robert U. 171 Rudolph. Jacob C. 174, 253. RuHin, Robert L.. Jr., 188, 281. Rumble. Hollis T.. 188. Rumph, Lewis A., 157. Rumrill, Ewin W., Jr., 121, 377. Rupp, William E. 174. 776. Ruppenlcker. George F., 174, 291. Russell. Robert E.. 189. 380. Russell, Robert M.. 121. Russell. Roger L.. 174, 276. 408. Russell Thomas A.. 121. 341. Russell. William H., 121, 302. 340. Russell. William T.. 121. 359. 371. Rust, Russell N., 174. Russo, Thomas J., 109. Rustin, Donald T., 189. Rutand, 5. F., 406. Rutherford, Robert E.. 174. Rutland, Samuel F.. 157. Rutledge. John W.. 189, 270. Ryckley. Charles E., 157. Ryle, Dallas M.. Jr.. 39. 250. Sacal. Elias, 189, 361. Sadow, Jack, 157, 306. Satfold, Thomas N.. 121, 286, 327, 337, 405. Safford, Robert C. 189. Sailors. Robert F.. 157. Salmirs. Seymour, 121. 306. 380. Salome, Joseph M., 174 Salotto Bruno V., 121. 336, 367. Salter, Nathan H.. 158. Samoden. Robert A.. 174. 315. 400. Sams. Bruce J.. Jr.. 158. 294. 323, 325 357. 393. Sander, George R.. 122, 375. Sanders, Hal R., 174. Sanders. James R., 122. 343, 377. Sanders. William R.. 122. Santacroce, Daniel P., 189. Sapp, William C. Jr., 189. Sapping ' on. Jacques C, 122. Sarfaty, Robert S., 122, 306, 327, 339, 365 Sargent, Charles William, 189. Sarris. Minas A.. 189. Sarris, Philip T., 158, 390. Satcher, Duke W., 174. Satterwhite, James N.. 122, 360, 373 Sauls, Thomas M.. 122. Saunders, Marvin R 174. launders, William H , 174, 402. Saunders, W. Kenneth, 174. 262 Sawyer. Carl. 189, 359. Sawyer, Jimmie E 174 331, 407. Saion, John R., 122, 289. 327. 337, 394, 395. Sayer Robert B., 174. Scales. Benjamin C. 158. 338, 363, 375. Scandalios, John N., 174, 259. Scarbrough, Don R., 174. Schabes, Gerald, 174, Schaffer Donald E, 158, 312, 338, 375. Schaefer, John E., 174, 305. Schaefer, Richard A., 189, 257. Schati, Edward J., 158. Schell. Steadman B., 174. Scheller, Ernest. Jr., 158, 279, 389. Scherry. Richard J., 189. 306, Schleich, William T.. 174, 331. Schleman, Robert B., 158, 385. Schlissel, Charles S., 189. 306. Schloenbach, William H. 122, 294. 336, 369. Schlossberg, Eugene, 174. Schlosser. Harry G., Jr., 122, 299, 343. 377, 393, Schmid, Otto, Jr,, 189. Schmidt, Robert W., 189, 358. Schnabel, George B.. 158. 268. 327. 338, 351, 375. Schneck, Robert 5., 189. 247, Schoening, Henry W., Jr., 122. 255. 393. 395. 436. Schroeder, Charles E., 174. Schroeder, William H.. Jr . 122, 245, 270 327, 343. 352. 357, 377. Schulti. Robert G.. 174, 315, Schultze, John D.. 174. Scinto. Frederick A.. 189, 283. 405, 407. Scobey. James E., Jr., 189. Scoggins. Kenneth E., 158, 363. 382. Scott Henry W., 123, 407. Scott, L. A., 189. Scott, Douglas C, 139. Scott Edwin L., 123, 302. 327, 329, 340. Scott, Gordon I., 174, 294. Scott, Joseph M., 123, 302, 327, 377. Scott. I. Judson. Jr., 174, 266. Scott, Richard G. F 174. Scott, Robert J., 189, 262, 398, Scott. Robert P., Jr.. 158 299, 375, Scott. William S.. 189. 386. Searle, Frank R., 174. Sebastian. C. M 158. Sebastian. Fred G.. Jr., 189. Sedberry, Eugene B.. 123. 395 Seegar, Lockwood. 8., 158. 262, 349. Seqars, Frank L,, 123. Segars, Reginald A., 189. Segraves, William B., 174, 331. Seid Rotiert G., 158. Seidel, William G., 158, 338. 375. Seldomridge. Robert L.. 189, 283. Self. Ronald C, 189. Senna. Joief F., 174. 262. Segueira, Rogelio A., 158. 361. Serenati, Albert, 123, 359, 377. Sermersheim, Michael F.. 158, 299, 393. 395, 430, Sessions, Winton C. 123, 342, 365. Seta, Peter E., 189. Severinghaus, Joel T., 189, 262, 389. Sewell. Joe C, 189, 257, 408. Seyle, George F., Jr., 158. Seymour, Harold P., 123, 340. Seymour, John T.. 174. 271. Shamel. Charles D.. 174. 266. Shannon. William G.. 158 Shapiro. Jerry H., 189, 247. Sharp, James K., 174 Sharpe, Robert McKinlock, 189, 250. Sharp. Samuel C, I ' Sharpton, Jack E.. 189 Shaw. Kenneth B.. 189. Shaw. Robert L.. 189. SheHer, Powell P., 174, 420, Shelly, John H., Jr., 189, 299, Shelor. Edgar G.. Jr., 39. 266. Shelton. William T.. 174. Shepardson. Benjamin E.. Jr.. 189. 253. Shepherd. Donald M., 174. inepnera, reaerlCk k., 174. Shepherd. William H., 123. 299 327, 340, 348, 381. 390. 392. Sherer, Roy b.. 1 3, 3u8. 397. Sherrill, James W., 158, 294. inerry. r ' erer B., Jr. Shettles, Mack W., 174. Shields. Everett L,. Jr., 158. 245, 266. 325, 386. 393. Shinn, Clarence D., 123. Shipstead. Weston R., 174. 276. ihive, Charles B.. Jr.. 174, 357. Shively. James H., 189, 286. Shiver, James K.. 158. 276. 394. 395. Shoaf. Marvin M.. 11.9. Shockley, Edward J., 123, 380. Sholar. James C, 189. bholine. Jonn H., 124, 302. 389. Shook. Edward A., Jr.. 189. 273. Shook, Hal C. 189. Shore. James B., 124, 250, 327. 343. Shoun, Paul H,, 124, 359. 371. Shugart, James A., Jr.. 174. Shuler, Ted R.. 189. 250. Siebert, Joseph. 174. SieHerman. Floyd E.. Jr., 189, 250. Siegel. Benton A,, 189. bikes. Hal P., 158. Silas. Cecil J.. 189. 276. Silcoi, Ernest S., 124, 302. Silcoi. William L.. 174, 302. Sills, Glenn R.. 174. Simcox, Steele R.. 124, 266, 353, 382, Sub. Simmons, Charles G., 158. Simmons. Jean V., 174, 250. 331. Simmons. John W.. Ill, 158, 245, 312. 396. Simmons, Leiand W.. 124. 371. bimmons. Max K.. 174. Simmons. William L.. Jr.. 39. 379. Simon, Roy M.. 174. 305. Simpson. Morton P.. 189, 279, 385. 389. Sims. Harold W.. 124, 314. 341. 379. Sims. John H., 158. Sims. William H., 124. 262, 379, 389. Sineway, Ronald E., 174. 289. Sink, James A., 124, 360, 402. Singleton, Gary K., Jr., 189, 250, Singletary, Earle S., 158, 305, 398. Singley, John E,. Jr., 39. 327, Sitshin. Amnon, 158. 380. 401. Skellie, Albert C, 124. 257. 327. 340. 371. Slappcy, William C, 153. Slaughter. Robert H.. 174. Slider. Earl R.. Jr., 124. Slife, William F,. 158. Slocumb, Burke L., Jr., 189. Slotin. Samuel M.. 124. Slover, V. R., 332. Small. George H., Jr., 174. Smalshof, Thomas H,. 175. 276, Smathers, George M,, 189, 302. Smelley, Reginald L.. 158. 273. 375, 405. Smisson. Carter. 189. Smith. Abner G.. 175. Smith. Albert W., 175. 302. Smith. Alfred C. 125. Smith, Alfred J.. Jr.. 189. 250. Smith, Bruce D.. 158, 273, 392, Smith, Campbell L., 175. 294. Smith, Claiborne P , 125, 381, 402, 87. Smith, Coleman M., Jr.. 175, 245, 302, Smith, Corry L., Jr . 125. 377. Smith. David A., 189. Smith, David L., 125, 340. 371. 301. 492 COM P LI ME N r S OF BOOMERSHI] E MOTORS SALES SERVICE SERVING ATLANTA FOR 21 YEARS 42 5 SPRING STREET, N. W. See the PouiUivH 493 WHEN.... ' ou Build, Remodel or Repair R E AI E M R E R . . . . CAMPBELL COAL CO. 238 Marietta Street, N. W. 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Just Below Grand Theater Newcoiiib Boyd Consulting Engineers Electrical Air Conditioning Heating Plumbing 1205 Spring St., N. W. Atlanta, Ga. S p e c i a 1 t y Dis tributin 8 C o m p a n Distributors of y ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES ill Atlanta Savannah Macon Chattanooga Augusta Al-BANV DlcDeel MARIE TTA- GEORGIA 445 STUDENT INDEX-Conlinued. imith. Donald H.. 189. 285. Smith. Douglas N.. 189. Smith. Douqias W., 158. 391. Smith. Earl E.. 125. 362, 371. Smith, Edward D,, 189, 363. Smith. Ed-ard H,. Jr., 175. Smith, Eric D.. Jr., 189. Smith, Fred P.. 175. 250. Smith, Grady R.. 125. Smith. Harold E.. Jr.. 125. 302. Smith. Harry D. Jr.. 189. Smith. Herbert O.. 125. 371. 381. Smith. Hugh D.. 125. Smith. James E.. 125, 375. Smith, James J.. Jr.. 189. Smith, James L., 125. 327. 332. 343. 377. Smith, John E.. 175. 250. Smith, Joseph E.. III. 125. Smith. Leon C, 189. Smith. Leroy J.. Jr.. 158. 375. Smith, Merle M., 189, 305, 331. Smith, Raymond B.. 158. Smith. Richard H.. 189. Smith. Robert H.. 175. 253. Smith. Robert L. 158, 312, 344, 403. Smith, Robert W.. 158, 250, 394, 395, 450. Smith. Rudolph B.. 175. Smith, Sanford O., 189. Smith. Thomas D.. 126. Smith. Thomas G.. 189, 255. Smith. Thomas H.. 158. Smith. Thomas M.. Jr., 124. 343. 348. 385. Smith. Travis E., Jr.. 126. 362. 373. Smith. W. Jcrrold, 158. Smith. Walton E., 189. 294. 375. Smith. William E.. 126, 338. Smith, William G.. 126. 379. 403. Smith. William J., 175. Smith. William L., 158. 291, 366. Smith, Wilson F.. 189. Smithkey. John C. Jr.. 158. Snedeker. Harold R.. 189. 312. 399. Snelling. Robert M.. 189. 29). Snipes, Harry E., l2o. 399. Snyder, W. J.. 175. Snyder, Kenneth D.. 189. Sola. Gerald C. 126. Solloway. Warren H.. 189, 304. Soltis, Roger W.. 189, 257. Somers, Charles C. Jr., 189. Sorden. Leroy V.. 175. Sosebee. Clarence M,. 126. Sosin, Frank H.. 189, 405. Southard, James W.. 126. 255. 395. 419. Sovcy. Louis T., 175, 281. Spain. Foster L.. 175. 262. Sparkman. James K.. Jr.. 126. 250. Sparks. Glenn M.. 175. Sparks, Joseph C. Jr.. 126. Sparks. Steward A.. Jr.. 158. 283. 400. 405. Spears, Leon B.. Jr.. tot. Spears. Robert E., 126. 363. 371. 449. Speer, Thompson K., 127, 360. 371. 381. Speir. Henry L.. Jr.. 127, 341. 379. Spencer. John M., Jr.. 175. Sperry. John H.. 127. 338, 375. Spier. William E.. 175. Spink. Thomas N.. 127. 343. 377. Spivey. George E,. 158. 266. Spooner, John E.. 175. Spoto. Nelson. 158. 315. Spradlcy. Stuart B., 189, 313. Spratley, James T.. 127. 255. Spratlin. Maurice S.. 158. 360. 375. Spraul. John G.. 159. Springfield. Morris F., Jr.. 127, 283. Sprunger, Thomas R., 159. Spyke. Harry H.. 127. 253. Stallings, Winton H.. 175. Stalnaker. Ashford W.. III. 127. Stamps, Robert M., 189. 344. Stancil. Robert T.. 175. 331. 405. Stanford. Augustus L,. Jr., 175 331. 408. Stanford. Charles F.. Jr.. 127. Stanford. Robert V.. 175. Stanley, Howard E.. 175. 259. Stanley. John M.. 159. 274. 337. Stanley. Thomas E., Ill, 127, 327, 343. 377. Stanton. Peter Y.. 175, 283. Stapleton. Gordon C. 127. 259. Stark. John D., 175. Statham. Clifford G., 128. 201. 341. 447. Stearns. Harry L.. 189. 389. Steed. William V., 159. Steedley. John F.. 159. 250. 327. 343. 344, 349. 351. Stellinq. Richard C, 189. Stempel. John Hugh. 128. 259. 327. 337. 372. 384. Stephens. Alexander H., III. 159 340. 346. Stephens. Charles H.. Jr., 128. Stephens. Clark W.. 175. Stephens. William C, 159, 371. Stephenson. Floyd E.. Jr.. 128. 380. Stephenson, Robert J.. 189. 363. Sternberg. Donald ),, 190. 304. Stetina. John J.. 175, 305. 408. Stevens. Herman M.. 190. Stevens. John H,. 128. 299. 337. 372, Steward. Robert A.. 190. 255. Stewart. Chalmers V.. 128. 291. 379, Stewart. Eugene N., 190. Stewart, Howard G., 128. 257, 379. Stewart. Paul F., 159, 303, 344. Stewart. Richard B.. 159. 244. 257 343. Stewart. Robert R.. Jr., 128. 342. 345, Stigall. Charles R.. 175. 331. Stockman. Richard H.. 128, 371. 403. Stodden. Richard H.. 175. 358. Stone. Maisnall C. Jr., 159, 255. Stone. William B.. 175. Storey, Marion R.. 128. 371. brory. Silly L., 175_, 273. Story, Travis L.. 175. 255. St. Petery. Edward C. 127. 305. 380. Strandberg. Paul R.. 128 329 371 381. Strange. William A.. Jr.. 190, 313. Strange-Boston. Donald L, 128 242 Stratton. Edward E.. 175. Stratton. Gerald 8.. 159. Stratton, Haskel C, Jr.. 129. 372. Strawn. Lewis A 175. Strickland. Alex J.. 129. 285. 377. Strickland. Bryant W.. 190. 253. Strickland. Gillun E. Jr. 190. Strickland. Kenneth T.. 129. 371. Stringer. Elbert C, 129. Stringer. Frank D.. 159. 344. Stripling. Robert J., Jr., 159. 242. 339. Strong, Harvey G., 129, 327, 373. Stroud. Sylvester F.. 129, 253, 377. Stroud. William S.. 129. 377. Stroup. Charles A.. 190. Stuart. Herbert H., 175. Stubbs. Joe C. 129. Stuckey. Herbert T., 129. 253. Stults, Robert C, 175. Stultz. James D.. 190, 259. Stump. David G.. 190. Sturkie, Craig E.. 175, 294. Sturm. Norman. 129. 247, 371. Subtelny, Daniel G.. 175, 283, 401. Succop, Henry W., 175, 245 289. Succop. Wray G,. 159, 289. Suchke. Frederick R.. 175. Suhr. Robert N., 159, 372. Sullivan, Heyward T.. 159. 294. Sullivan. Jack G. 190, 291. Sullivan. Joseph P., 159. 270. 338. Sullivan, Leo W.. 190. Summerour. Joseph E.. Jr., 159, 303. 352. 385. 384. 392. Summers, Charles O., 129, 253. 327, 349. Summers, Frank A., 175. Summers. Hal A., 129, 308, 339. 365. Sutton, George L.. 190. 291. 331, 379, 402. Sutton. General L., 130. Sutton. Raymond L. 130. Sutton. Robert L.. Jr., NO, 250. 346, Swaney, Charles R., 175, 246. Swan, Conon D,. 175. 359. 408. Swann. Lewis H.. 159. 294. 379. Swanson. David R.. Jr., 159, 362. Swanson, Edward M., 130. 274. Swearingen. Frank T., 190. Sweets. Clarence A.. 159. 266. 35:. 372, 382, 393, 391. 392. jwicegood, Glen M.. 175. 397. 406. Swicord. Leo C. 130. 312. 379, Swift. Robert O., 190. Swilley. Thomas E.. 130. 339. 340. 371. Swinson, Ullman J.. 190. Swisher. John M.. 190. 363. Swords. Grady R.. Jr.. 190. Sykes. Lewis W.. 159. 276. 421. Sylvester. Steven P.. 190. Syan, Wai M,, 159, 408. Slablowski, Joseph M.. 130. 377. Sipara. Walter. 130, 377. Tabor, Thomas C. 130. 359. Tadder, William R., 190. Tait. Robert A.. 175. 405. Taffe. Owen H.. Jr., 159. Tallant, Frederick C, 175, 259, 351, 353. Talley. Lawrence M.. 130. 327. Talley. Phil E.. Jr.. 130, 264. 327, 343. Tannchill. Richard W.. 159. 246. Tanner. Curtis J., 159. Tanner. Luther L.. Jr., 159. 369. Tantum. Earl W., 190. 363. Tappan, Moore, Jr., 175, 299. Tarrant. Robert L.. 190. Tarvin. Walter E.. J.. 159. Tassan. Bruno A.. 159. Tate. Charles H., 175. 375. Tate. William C, 190. Tatum. Joseph E.. Jr . 130. 257. Taylor. Beniamin W.. Jr.. 130 285. 377. Taylor. Charles H.. 159. 312. Taylor. Frank H.. 175. Taylor. Gerald K.. Jr.. 159, 303, 396. Taylor, George B.. 39. 329, 371. Taylor. Henry V.. 159. 375. 383. Taylor. James C. 159. Taylor. J. W,. 131. 365. Taylor. Larry L.. 190 266. Taylor. McKinney. 175. 303. 385. 396. Taylor. Ferrin 8 . 131. 247. 371. Taylor. Phelii H.. Jr.. 131. Taylor. Richard H.. 190. 312, 351. Taylor, Rumsey B., Jr.. 131. 255. 395. 418. Teasley, G., Alfred. 190. 385. 408. Techo. Robert. 190. Tecl. Billy E.. 175. 273. Templeton. David P.. Jr.. 175. Templeton. Robert P.. 159. 303, 385. Ten Eyck, Peter A., 190. Tennant. John L.. 190. 289. Terry. Bobby R.. 131. 336. 367. Terry. Roberl E. A.. Jr.. 159 303. Thackston. David C. 190. 294. Thayer. Lloyd C. Jr.. 159. Thiesen, George Traylor. Senior, no picture. Thomas. Charles E.. Jr.. 131, 250. Thomas. Cyrus H.. 131. Thomas. Edward T.. 131. 323. Thomas. Guy R.. 175. 379. Thomas. James D.. 175. 294. Thomas. James N.. 175. Thomas, William A.. 159. 299. 353. Thomason. E. G.. 131. Thomason. Jimmy M,. 190. Thompson. Bill J.. 190. Thompson, Charles H,, 131, 339, 365. Thompson. Fred D-. 190. Thompson, Jeff B.. 131. 276. 395. 438 Thompson. Kenneth R.. 190. Thompson. Leon A.. 159. Thompson. Roy L . 190. 294. 419 Thompson. Theodore A,. 131 Thompson. Willis D,. 190. 250. Thorne Ren A,. Jr.. 175. Thornton. James E.. 159. 294. 369. Thornton. William H., 190. 305. Thrasher, James W., Jr., 175. Thurmond. Jefferson C. 190. Thweatt, John G. Jr , 190. 408. Tidd. Wilmont D.. 159. Tilghman. Lloyd K.. Jr.. 132. 299. Till, Fred J.. Jr.. 190. 400. Tiller. Mark D.. 159, 266. Tillery. Richard L., 190. Tilly, Eben F,. Jr.. 175. 276. 340. 333 Timmerman. Stewart W.. 159. 281 Tims. Ernest R.. Jr., 159. Tlndal. Robert T.. 39. Tindel. Theodore A.. 132. 327. 373. Tinius. John O.. 159. 366. Tinker. Harry K.. 132. 340. 375. Tippetts. William B., 190. 281, Tobaben. Frederick W.. 190, 273, 389, Tobcn, Boyd T., 175. 255. Todd. James S.. 132. 371, 402. Todd. Joseph E,. 39. Todd. William P. 39. 132. 359. 379. Todd. William S. 159. Tolan. Daniel J,. 132. 344. Tolan. John H.. 132. 323. 327. 329. 344. 357. Toler. Robert W.. 132. 338. 375. Toles. Bobby J.. 160. 397, Tolhurst. Robert A.. 132. 380. Tomlinson, DeWitt F., 132, 373. Tomlinson, Robert H.. 111. 190. 312. Tomme. John M.. 132. 377. Tompkins. Oswald H.. 176. 291. Toole. Giles C. Jr.. 160. 290. Topping. Joseph W.. 132. 363. Torbett. William D,. 176. Touloukian. Zaven S.. 39. 283. 365. Towles. William T.. 133. 276. 395. 445. Townsend. Clarence W.. 190 Townsend. Ren L.. 133. Trail. Vernon T.. 176. 331. Trasoras. Edward. 190. 407. Trent. James E.. 160. 294. Trevino. Manuel C. 133. 358. 341. 382. Troitino. Juan. Jr.. 140. Truett. Charles M.. 174. 400. Truitt. Clyde A.. 190. 255. Trussell. George C. 174. 294. Tucker. Burney L.. Jr.. 133. 373. Tucker. Charles L.. 190. Tucker. Edward F.. 133. 308. Tucker. Lawrence K.. 176. Tucker. Thomas W.. 133. Tucker. William G.. 190, 276. Tulkoff. A, Joseph. 190. Tumlin. Albert C. 140. Turnage. James O,. 190. Turner, Charles Armon, 133, 371. Turner, Charles J., Jr., 160. Turner. Clifford H.. Jr.. 133. Turner. Felii E.. Jr.. 133. 291. Turner. Hugh. 190. Turner. John F.. 160. 390. Turner. Julian H.. 190. 276. Turner. Philip K.. 160. Turner. Roy R.. 190. Turner. Samuel D.. Jr.. 176. Turner. Tom W.. 176, Turner. William E . 160. 276. 327 333, 351, 391. Turner. William G., 176. Turnipseed. Elton G.. 160 338 362 375. Turpin. John N.. 176. 273. Tutt. John F.. 133. 276 327 342. Tuttle. David W.. 190. Tuttle. James M.. 176. Tyson. Charlie M.. 190. 255. Tvson. John S.. 111. 160. 273. Tyson. Lewis G.. Jr.. 133. Tyson. Robert W.. 176. 266. Ulivi. Gonzalo. 190. 361. Ulivi. Silvio A.. 176. 341. Umstead. Carl N.. 174. 299. 393. 432. Underwood. James A. 39 329. 337, 382. Unkefer, Robert W.. 160. Upshaw. Emory L.. Jr.. 190. Upchurch. Phillip R.. Jr.. 133. 294. Usher. Donald W.. 131. 134 215 262 323. 325. 334. 341. 348. 354 357 392 393. 412. Usry. Bobby O.. 134 327 329 333 340. 363. 371, 391. Valcry. Harold A.. 176 407 Valin, Hughes C. 190. Vallina. Rafael. 160. 337. 382. Vance. William L.. 190. Vanderbleek. Jack. 134. 240. 378. 384. Vanden-Heuvel. Robert J.. 140. Vaneyck. Royal A.. 190. 250. Vanhorn. Vernon L.. Jr. 160 372 Vann. Harry A.. Jr.. 176. Vanover. Leroy W . 134 327 357 373 Van Sant. Glenn K.. 134. Van Sant. George M.. 160. 253. Van Suefendael. Arthur J., Ill 160 259. 375. Van Tassel. Robert B.. 160. Van Winkle. Edward K.. 176. 255. Varga. James L.. 174. Varnson. Thomas M.. 174. 242. 394. Varnum. Thurmond E.. 190. 270. Vaslos. George P.. 190. Vaughan. Edgar L.. 190. 408. Vdughan. Jack R.. Jr.. 134. Vaughan. Richard D.. 134 250 338 375. Vaughan. Victor G.. Jr.. 160. 262. Vaughn. Carlton 1.. 190. Vaughn, Robert E.. 160, 263. 369. Vaughn. Samuel B., 134. 299, 327, 367, 369. Velasco. Guillermo. 190. Verdery. Leonard F. 160. 263. Vevera. James E.. 160. 250. Vibberts. Jack L.. 190 263. Vincent. Daniel A.. 134 250 323 327 329. 334. 350. 354. 357. 392. Vines John E.. 190. Vinson. John F.. 190. Viteri. Kleber K H 190. Voetfer. Ulrich E.. 176. 390. Voit. James B,. Jr.. 190. 294. Volker. Milton E.. 160. 283. 375. Voorhees. Russell R.. 160. Voss. William E.. 176. Vousden. Edwin C. 176. Voyles. Robert T. 176. 283. W Wade. Robert C. 190. Wade. Thos. M.. 134. 372. Wadewlti. Guenter. 134. Wddsworth. Paul E.. Jr.. 176. 253. Waggoner. Hope C. Jr.. 134. 377. Wagnon. Homer V.. Jr.. 135. Wakefield. Robert B., 190. 400. Walden. Roy 8. Jr.. 190. Waldron. John C. 140. Waldrop. Ernest C. 190. Walichowiki. Edward J.. 135. 359. 379. 407. Walker. Curtis W,. 135. 244. 377. Walker. Grady C. 135. 371. Walker. Howell C. Jr.. 190. 299. Walker. John W.. 135. Walker. Maurice R.. 135. 342. 375. Walker. Maxwell W.. 135. Walker. Myron. 135. Walker. Sidney M . 190. Wall. Clarence W . 190, 299. Wall, Jerry D., 190. 359. 346. Wall. Joe H. 191. Wall. William 8. 140. 496 STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Wallace, Charles A., 135, 257. Wallace. Charles R.. 160, 259, 344. Wallace, Frank L., 191, Wallace, J., Dempsey, 191. Wallace, James H., 176, 270. Wallace, Lewis G., 160. Wallace, Marvin E., 176, 259. Waller, Edmund A., 191, 263, 346, 408. Walling, Robert H., 135, 259. Walls, Allen B., 191, 358. Walsh, Joseph R., Jr., 135, 329, 340, 371. Walterbach, Robert E., 176. Walter, Frank V., 176, 407. Walters, William A., 135. 266, 379. Walton, Jesse D.. 136, 327, 336, 366, Walton, Simpson B., Jr., 136, 381. Walton, William H., 176. Ward, B. P., 191, Ward, Edward F., 191, 259, Ward, Leroy E., Jr,. 191, 289. Ward, James L., Jr., 191. Ward, Raymond C, 136, 283, 382, 369. Ward, Robert A,, 136, 359. Ward, Samuel J., 176, 250, 399. Warmack, Thomas E., 160, 379. Warmack, Turner E., 160, 286. Warnell, William G., Ill, 191. Warner, James E., Jr., 136, 353, 373. Warnock, William E., 160. Warren, Robert D.. 136. Warren, William D., 136, 377. Warren, William P., 136, 303, 382, 385. Warwick, William R., 160, 349. Waters, William J., 176, 308. Watkins, Elmer N., Jr., 136, 327, 329, 340. Watkins, James C, 136, 283, 379. Watkins, Lee R., 160, 371, 381. Watkins, Ralph P.. 160, 270, 344. Watkins. Robert, 160. Watler. John F.. Jr., 191. Watson, Charles D., 160, 343. Watson, Clyde M., Jr , 160, 250. Watson, Franklin A., 136, 363. Watson, Fritz N., Jr., 39. Watson. James F.. 191. Watson. James P.. Ill, 160, 276. Watt, Gale V., 136, 380. Watt, John D., Jr.. 137. 253. Watters. J. Tom, 160, 276, 399. Watts, Guy M., Jr., 191, 359. Watts, Herman D,, 191. Wayne, Sumner L., 176, 247. Weatherly, Lewis T., 137, 343, 377. Weathers, Howard L., 137, 294, 365. Weathers, John C, 176, 294. Weaver, Carl B., 176, 263. Weaver, Charles E., Jr., 191, 255. Weaver, H. Thomas, 160, 375. Webb, Emery E., Jr., 137. Webb, Lawrence A., Jr., 176. Webb, Lee H., 160, 266. Webster, James R., 176, 273. Wei, James, 191. Weick. Donald V., 39, 299, 332. Weigle, John B., 191. Weigold, Clarence E., Jr.. 176, 407. Weiller. William, 160, 279, 349, 379, 398. Weinberger, Carl S., 160. Weir. Learnard R.. 191. ?94. Welssenberqer. Harry G.. 137, 253, 327, 340, 371, 381, 401. Welch, Robert J., 191, 407. Welch, Robert K., 137, 372. Wells, Charles C. 137, Wells, Charles F., Jr,, 137, 289. Wells. Gayle J., 176, 299, 349. Wells, James R,, 176. 363. Wells. John A.. 191. 281. Wells, John L,, 191, 408. Wells, Theron C, Jr., 191, 299. Wenn, Fred B,. 137. 250, 379, 394, Wenz, Karl F., 191. Werness, Maurice H., 191. Werschmidt, Edgar C, 176. West, Alfred M., 191. West, Austin W., Jr., 125 137, 250 323, 325, 334, 336, 346, 348, 354, 357, 367, 385, 392, 393, 399. West, B. P., 191. West, Carl H., 176, 285, 375. West. Ernest P.. Jr.. 137. West, Eugene C. 160. West, John L., Sr., 137, 339. West, Robert L., 138. West, Roy L., 191, 373. West, Walter H., 138, 373. Westring. Waye E, 160. Westrope, Douglas W., Jr., 176. Wetherinqton, Roger D., 138, 327, 329, 344 Whalley, William B., 138, 215, 294, 375. Wheat, Johnny L., 191, 305. Wheeler, Carl ' on W., 138. 291, 379 Wheeler, E. Reynolds, Jr., 161, 215, 270. Wheeler, Howard W., 176, 273. Wheeler, John K., Jr., 176. Wheeler, Marvin Q., 138. Whelchel, Philip E., 191. Wheless, John C, 191. Whiqham, Joseph N., 138. Whitaker, James W., 138, 294. Whltaker, Robert H., 191. White. Charles M.. 176. 303. 331. 305. White, Charles W., 176. White, Edward F., 176, 399. White, Edwin L., 161. White, Eric S., 161. White, George P., 191. White, Herbert T., 138. White, James E., 191, 294. White, Ronald F., 191, 363. White, Roscoe J., 138, 371. Whitehead, Henry M., Jr., 176. Whitehurst, John W., 176. Whitelaw, David L., 191. Whitfield, Edward L., 191, 281. Whiffield, Edwin W., 161. Whittle, Donald A., 161. Whitworth, Beusse, Jr , 138. Whitworth William R., 161. Whyte, Robert E., 176, 289, 401. WIdener, Kenneth W., 138, 377. Wiedeman, Theodore W., 139, 375. Wielage, Robert C, 176. Wiggins. Frontis B., . ' r., 139, 215, 250, 327, 331, 337, 372, 382. Wilcox. James G., 139, 308. Wilcox, John v.. 191. Wiley, John T , 191 Wilkerson, Robert G., Jr., 139, 215. 312, 377. Wilkerson, Rudolph, 191. Wilkes, J. Daniel, 191, 294, 346. Wilkins, Donald B., 139, 369. Wilkins, Johnny E., 161, 359. Wilkinson, Donald E., 191, 312. Wilkinson, Robert O., 191, Wilkinson, William H., 139, 333. Williams, Abbott G., 191, 250, Williams, Adolph L,, 139, 341, 360, 379, 399. Williams, Arthur J., 191. Williams, B. P., 191. Williams, Carl L.. Jr., 191. Williams, Dan N.. 176. 266. 389. 391, Williams, Dewey A., 139, 360, 379. William, Dwight, 139. Williams, Edw in .. 139. Williams, E. Aubrey, 191, 281, Williams, George N,, 139, 276, 380. Williams, Harry D,, Jr., 161. Williams, James A., 191. Williams, James S., 176, 266. Williams, Jesse L., 176, 315. Williams, John R., 191, 253. Williams, Lawrence T., Jr., 161, 294. Williams, Leroy L., Jr., 139. 215. 245. 310. 327. 366. 387. Williams. Lewis W.. Jr.. 140. 294, 343. Williams, Louis A., 176. Williams, Robert E., 161, 390. Williams, Robert M., 191, 385. Williams, Sidney E., 141, 387. Williams, Thomas 8.. Jr., 161, 273, 375. Williams. Thomas F.. Jr., 140, 312, 377, 398. Williams, Thomas R., 140, 294, 337, 382. Williams, Thomas S., 140, 266. Williams Wiley E., 176, 303, 385, Williams, Zeke D., 191, 303, 385 401. Williamson, Horace H., 161, 353. Wlllingham, Robert A,, 191. Willinqham, Fred N., Jr., 161, 263. Willings, Thomas H., Jr., 176, 274. Willis. Bobby H.. 191. Willis. Claude D.. Jr., 161. 313. Willis. James R.. 161. 215, 369, 387. Willis, Stephen N., 140. Willis, William L., 176, 402. Winner, Monroe J., 140, 353, 371. 381. 402. Wills, James A.. 161. Wills, John T.. 191. Wills. William R.. 140. 305, 353. Wilson. Cecil E.. 140. 377. Wilson. Durward E.. 140. 257, 372. Wilson, Earl C, Jr., 39. Wilson, Isaac L., 140, 362, 377. Wilson, Jack M., 191, 363. Wilson, John E., 176, 331, 402, 408. Wilson, Julian L.. 161, 408. Wilson Merritt H.. 191. Wilson. Norville E.. 176, 263. Wilson, Paul F., Jr., 177. Wilson, Ralph O., Jr., 140, 379. Wilson, Ra. dolph K., 177, 303. Wilson, Thomas W., 191, 250. Wilson, Travis, 161. Wilson, William R., 177, 308. Wilson, William S., 191, 263, 346. WIngfield. Chandler R., Jr., 140, 379. Winnall, Robert E., 191. Winsemann, William H., 141, 250, 338, 346, 375, 383. Wlnship, Henry D., 191, 294, Winship, William T., 161. Winter, Donovan L., 141, 327, 343, 377. Winter, Laurel Q-, 161, 359. Wirti, Earl S., Jr., 141, 299. Wise, Harry D., 161, 309. Wise, John B,, 177. Wise, Otis C, 161. Witasick, John W.. 161, 375, 407. Witt, Ralph H,, 177. 299, 434. Wohar, Sam L.. 177. Wolenburgh, Mert. 191, 306. Wolf, Fred L., 132, 141, 279, 321, 323, 387, 393, 392. Wolf, Robert E., 141, 371, 407. Wolfe, Eldon E., Jr., 177, 389. Wolfe, Robert K., 177, 289. Wong, Countryman A., 141, 406. Wong, Kellogg, 177. Woo, Howard W.. 177. Wood, B, P., 191. Wood, David H., Jr., 141, 372, 403. Wood, David M., Jr., 141, 305, 387. Wood, Edward D., Jr., 161. Wood, Edwin M., Jr., 191. Wood, Jack L., 191, Wood, Marion E.. Jr., 141, 375. Wood. Raymond S.. Jr.. 141. Wood. Sam H. 141. Wood. Thomas H.. 141. 273. 372. Woodnam. Wendell L.. 191. Woods, Sidney S., Jr.. 161. 372. Woodward. Marion A.. 141. 377. Woody, John H., 177, 299, 331. Woodyear. Carl E., 191. Woosley, William B.. 177, 400, 408. Wooten, James C. 142, 327, 343, 377. Wooten, Perry R., 177. Wood, Joseph M., 141. Workman, James M. Jr. 142 327 329, 377. Worrell, Raleigh O., 39. Worth, John L., 142, 289, 327, 336. Wray, Georqe G., 177. Wren, Artemus W., Jr., 161, 250, 344. Wright, Albert M., Jr., 177, 276, Wright, Bill J., Jr., 161, 270. Wrlqht, Carl D, 161 Wright, Charles Q, Jr., 142, 276, 327. 336. 369. Wright, George A,, III, 161. Wright, George D,, Jr.. 177. 270. Wright, Jamie T., 191, 342. Wright. Jack E., 191, 407. Wright, John L., Jr., 161, 390. Wright, W. Gardner, 177, 245, 276. Wright, William H., 161. Wright, William R., 191. Wyatt, Edward B., 142, 379. Wylie, Leonard M., 161, 369. 391. Wynn Warren C. 142. Wynn, William L., Jr., 161. Wynne. Conrad V., 161. Vancey, Morris E., 161, Vanke, Walter W.. 191. Yates, Cecil L.. 191. Yates, George S., 142, 373. Yates, Matthew J., 142, 339 365. Vgartua. Carlos L.. 191, 273, 389. Yolen. Burton S.. 177. 247. Yongue, James R., 142. Yopp. William J.. Jr.. 142. 3C3. 339 396. Youmans, Donald W. 177, 281. Young, B. P., 191. Young, Clyde A., Jr., 191. Young, Charles W.. 142. 271. 372, 382, Young, James E.. 191. 289. Younq, James R., 191, 276. Young, Joe B., 191, 358. Young, John S.. Jr., 161, 289. Young, Nyram L., Jr.. 177. Young, Robert A., 142, 344. Youngbcrg, Paul A,, 177. Younjblood, Ralph A., Jr.. 191. Youngblood, Robert L., 191, 313. Yost, Gerald A., 177, 390. Yribarren, Charles R., 191. Zane, John R., 177, 349. 7alkow, Leon H., 161. 247. 369. Zanzalari. Charles V., 177. Zell. Donald D.. 161. Zell, Gerald A.. 39. Zell. Ha ' old E.. 177. Zill, Frederick W., 39. Zullo, Benedict, 177, 397, 407. Zurawell. Edwin A.. 141. 273. Zwald, Robert L,, 177. Luce ■i? ' nwn a •K.. WE HAVE SPECIALIZED IN THE PRODUCTION OF OUTSTANDING COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS ■.:i a n E6DAVIE INC FOOTE DAVIES, INC PHONE WALNUT 4600 POST OFFICE BOX 5109 ATLANTA