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 - Class of 1951

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JONES BUSINESS MANAGER RAY R. RAST BUSINESS MANAGER DONALD C. BOGUE CLASSES WILLIAM E. CHEELEY FEATURES ANU MILITARY ERNEST C. CLAY ADVERTISING WILLIAM K. FAWCETT PHOTOGRAPHY WILLARD H. LARISCY ATHLETICS L. ADAIR LEVIE ACTIVITIES WILLIAM S. WILSON SOCIAL IIIJIIIIIIISTIIIITIIIII ELIISSES IITHLETIES SIIEIIIL IIETIUITIES FEHTUIIES I wicca The Class ot I95l and the stati ot the I95I BLUE PRINT respectfully dedicate this edition ot our year- book to Dr. David Melville Smith, Professor and tormer I-lead ot the Department ot Mathematics. Dr. Smith has dedicated his lite to Georgia Tech, and his prestige and wisdom have added immeasur- ably to the stature ot our school. Dr. Smith joined the 'Faculty in I9 I 3 as an instructor, and his delicate sense ot humor soon made him a much sought after speaker. Ot the thirty-eight years that he has been at Tech, sixteen were spent as Department I-lead. 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H vm Georgia Tech, as were all col- leges, was faced with the actuality of anofher war-time program and problems when the spring quarter of l95I came +o an lend. Dras- tically reduced enrollment was the outlook for ihe fall 'term with 'che likelihood of there being military trainees again on the campus. rg . k.. H N . ,, , I fill? ' -fiww ,. 'WM-, V - 1 'I4:.aWm.':,, fn ,, Iv' Yi'x-Q,-.LQ.Nm-1 'j . 'f ,..,:.,b,! .. w L . Eu -A X 1 Wav- , f My-,if-w N. ,XI , gffiifff I, Q, 'H fl., M, Y ww :mf ww . ' 5q.,H.'l ' ng , , V ,,,x,.J., 'L in ' 3 v Q W k J . ,J-Q ,. N V W V W by Um , ug,-gf, ,, ,ws--, k N? 'I 'hQHT'lZfI N'Wv5Z., ' ' X 1 X, , , ., .A 1 MW, ,W 'wlo !. N wnx , 'fu M mmzfqigzr M-ww , M V JM ' vp 'lW4 w-tg-mah P ' U ,, M ,, f W Q, , An ,N A ,X xw'v.41 4 pq. '?' 1 1 'A W .A 'H fi-1 vV Y www, , A-LA .Q ,Y ww ,WW vv- , w , . Q.. AW ,, f' - W s 5 ' f 1.4. -W M -' Y W1 Y Y ,. WJ? ,W 1' Ms - , . .X Qymmw VW' v vga El IO M .gig Bgggniuhlaxmgaz, ,gigs mg-,miami s BLHHE RHGSDHLE UHH LEER A E O66 ' , roi g', J f 2f1Q N '. Y ' 3 RA m '5 viii.: , 3 . v I 'V-1 b A 5 I V 2 IN PN I 577 w KAN MTL I ' f..LK,,,IQ qLv1rU 5-'7s 1885 , yz N zz' 1 '. A :sqm - . - M331 E ' Sm ,, ' M v-., ,J 4 vp -L-,J-1.9. lie PRESIDENT The Georgia lnstitute ot Technology has long been proud ot its presidents. They have always been distinguished and re- s ected men who have heaped renown upon lo our school. ln like fashion Dr. Blake Ragsdale ed Tech during the crowded ould it into a school that stands unequaled in the South. Dr. Van Leer has ever striven tor d ommensurate equal- fth Van Leer has guid post-war days and has helped to rn greater expansion an c ity. Georgia Tech stands as evidence o e an Leer's etiorts. outstanding success ot Dr. V We are proud ot his progress, and we are secure in the taith that he will shepherd our school wisely through the troublesome days to come. 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'wma ' 'W' - a and mamma ia ...M ,gm Hama W a M . aaaa. smzxas XTEEBW-,gm ar a , H W M - aww aaaa H maa H Agssa aa E ,sam E Vqxaag aaa ' way an an-E Hmmm naaaiam Emi. was maxima Wagga I-1 11-EM..-SBHM. Ma, -Mg.a?5M M M H-SWA Sue' -- MW-mS?aEa- aww - - - v - - an-A S?tl.55??stm Sm aaa.sik2.a.aa. B? aamsam, PRESIDEHT Em The part that Dr. Marion Luther Brittain has played in the expansion ot the Georgia Institute ot Tech- nology cannot be overemphasized. For more than two decades he guided the ettorts of Georgia Tech on its climb to prominence. Dr. Brittain will long be remembered tor the part he has played in the growth ot Georgia! educational system. ERITUS UIEE PRESIDENT EHEEU DEHH Georgia Tech is indeed fortunate in having a man of the caliber of Cherry Logan Emer- son as its Vice President. A concrete witness to his outstanding ability and personality is the rapid expansion which has talcen 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. TIUE DEHH 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. UF STUDENTS l I I GEORGE C. GRIFFIN Dean of Students I3 CHERRY L. EMERSON Vice President PHIL B. NARMORE Executive Dean One of the most indispensable members of 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 as- sistance and his friendly, helpful attitude has won him the admiration of all those who have come in contact with him. CHAPIN Dean oi Faculties Dean ot General Studies ika, M HEFN ER MASON Dean of Engineering H UF THE FHEULTIES In his position of Dean of the Faculty, Dean Chapin has shown remarkable ability in handling the academic affairs oi the Institute. Students and faculty alike have come to admire the spirit ot friend- liness and rare executive ability which he possesses. DEHH UF GEHERHL STUDIES As Dean ot General Studies, Dean Hefner has carried out his administrative duties with an air ot warm sincerity and exceptional capability. His fairness and friend- liness have won tor him the high regard ot the student body. UEHII UF EIIEIHEEIRIHG The administration ot the Engi- neering Division comes naturally to Dean Mason who formerly co- ordinated the atfairs of the School ot Chemical Engineering. ln his two years as Dean ot Engineering he has proved his real ability as an administrator. F I .l WILLIAM L. CARMICHAEL Registrar PRESIDENT COLONEL BLAKE RAGSDALE VAN LEER . . . President DR. MARION LUTHER BRITTAIN . . . President Emeritus JEAN D. HINSON . ..... . . . Receptionist ELIZABETH G. KOENIG . . . . Secretary VICE PRESIDENT CHERRY L. EMERSON . . . .... Vice President FRANCES S.KRELLENSTEIN . . . Administrative Assistant OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN PHIL BLASIER NARMORE, B.S., Ph.D. . . Executive Dean MRS. EVELYN TUCKER . . . . Administrative Assistant :I OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF GENERAL STUDIES RALPH A. HEFNER, Ph.D. .......... Dean REBECCA LEE .........,.. Secretary OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF FACULTIES LLOYD W. CHAPIN, M.A .......... Dean MARY ELEAZOR BROWN ........ Secretary OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF ENGINEERING JESSE W. MASON, Ph.D ........... Dean DOMENICO PIETRO SAVANT . . . Vice Dean MRS. FRANCES NORTON ........ Secretary OFFICE OF DEAN OF STUDENTS GEORGE C. GRIFFIN ....... Dean ot Students FRED W. AJAX . . . . Associate Dean ot Students T. BENJAMIN MASSEY . . . Associate Dean ot Students DANIEL O. DOUGHERTY ...... . Counselor WILHELMINA DOUGHERTY . . Secretary MRS. PAT HUSKISSON . . . Secretary MRS. ESTHER LEVEILLE . . Secretary FRANCES W. WEEMS ....... . Secretary OFFICE OF REGISTRAR WILLIAM L. CARMICHAEL ........ Registrar HORACE W. STURGIS ...... Associate Registrar NORMA M. JOHNSON . . . Assistant Admissions Officer OFFICE OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL RAY L. SWEIGERT ............ Dean GLEN W. GILMAN . . . . Assistant to the Dean LUCILE N. MANGET . . ..... Secretary MARY E. PEEKS . . . . Secretary HORACE w. STURGIS RAY L. SWEIGERT JAMES G, WOHLFORD 'Associate Registrar Dean. Graduate SCIWOOI Director. Cooperative Division I5 OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER JAMIE R. ANTHONY ......... Controller EWELL I. BARNES . .... Auditor FRANK B. WILSON . . . . . Purchasing Agent MILTON T. WHITFIELD . . . . Assistant Auditor MRS. MARJORIE MARTIN . . . . . Secretary KATHLYN EDWARDS ......... Receptionist THE COOPERATIVE DIVISION JAMES G. WOHLFORD, B.S., M.S ...... Director JOHN L. CAIN, B.S. ........ Assistant Director MARY WARING GREEN, A.B. . . Administrative Assistant ANNE ALLEN ............ Secretary THE LIBRARY MRS. JAMES H. CROSLAND ....... Librarian MRS. JULIA M. McMICHAEL, A.B. . . Assistant Librarian MRS. MARTHA J. JACKSON, A.B. in L.S. Periodicals Librarian DALE BARKER ........... Acquisitions MRS. BEATRICE CAINE . . . . Acquisitions EVA TRASCHEL, A.B. in L.S. ........ Cataloger OFFICE OF THE ALUMNI R. JACK THIESEN . Executive Secretary Alumni Association W. HOWARD ECTOR . Executive Secretary Alumni Foundation BRIAN S. BROWN ..... Manager Alumni Activities MRS. THEODOSIA A. STEELE ....... Secretary MRS. THERESA H. WARD . . Clerk MRS. BETTY BAILEY ....... . . Clerk Y. M. C. A. ROBERT C. COMMANDER . . . . General Secretary MRS. IDA E. BAUMGARTNER . . . . Otiice Secretary THEODORE J. LEDEEN . . RUSSELL WIGFIELD . . . Assistant Secretary . Associate Secretary JAMIE R. ANTHONY Controller PUBLIC RELATIONS LESLIE F. ZSUFFA, B.S., M.B.A .... . . Director ALICE CHASTAIN ..... . Secretary THE ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION GERALD E. ROSSELOT .......... Director FRED W. COX . . . . Assistant Director H. L. BAKER, JR. . ..... Assistant Director HERSCHEL CUDD . . . Head, Chemical Sciences Division R. A. HALL . . . Supervisor, Engineering Design Section JAMES E.GARRETT . . . Supervisor, Photographic and Reproduction Laboratory R. H. TATUM .... Ottice Manager and Accountant JOHN F. PARKER ........ Purchasing Agent 113 ROGER S. HOWELL MRS. J. H. CROSLAND R. J. THIESE-N Director, Eng. Ext. Division Librarian Exec. Secy., Alumni ASSOC. SHORT COURSES AND CONFERENCES 'CHARLES H. TAYLOR . . . . . Director ROBERT E. ESKEW ..... . . . Acting Director MRS. WESTLYN J. POLLITT . . . Secretary to Director TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION THOMAS H. OUIGLEY .......... Director MRS. ELIZABETH SEVERANCE . . Secretary to Director INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC SAFETY WILLIAM N. COX ........... Director MRS. BARBARA A. BEALL .... Secretary to Director FRED W. AJAX Associate Dean ot Students SOUTHERN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE THE ENGINEERING EXTENSION DIVISION LAWRENCE V- JOHNSON - -'-- Dlfecfof JOHN D. SEWELL . . . . Assistant Director OFHCE OF THE 'NRECTOR LOY v. BRYANT . . ..... Registrar ROGER S. HOWELL i I I ' Director BETTY JAMISON ....... Secretary to Director MRS. MINNIE MAVITY . . Secretary to Assistant Director MRS' BLANCHE B' TURNER Re9'St'a' MRS. CLARA ANDERSON ..... Financial saaiafaiy MRS. EVA H. BURKE ..... Assistant to the Registrar DORIS WESTBROOK , . , ,,,, Secretary BESSIE c. SHARP . . . Financial Secretary MARY PRICE - - - - Secretary MARTHA G. BELL . . . Secretary to the Director H 'On mrlrtary leave. EVENING SCI-IQQL THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND INFIRMARY MILTON R M CLURE I D. t LESLIE MORRIS, B.S., M.D ..... Director ar Health ' C ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'rec O' svorswooo STODDARD, B.S., M.D. . Scliool Priyaiaiaa MRS. KATHERINE M. DRISCOLL . Secretary to tlie Director LAMONT HENRY, B.S-I M.D .IAII Visiting Consultant RUTH J. FULLERTON . . Secretary Attendance Records MAX BLUMBERG, B.S., M.D. . Associate Sclwool Physician Q yrllad , .,!,,, 5 ' .5 -P523 . I , Q . i ' iF 31sj1M !. i LESLIE F. ZSUFFA R. C. COMMANDER T, BEN MA5555' Public Relations General Secretary, YMCA Associafe Dean of Sfudei-,fs I7 IIIREETIIRS of the SCHUIILS AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Lecturer Secretary Director Professor Professor Professor Professor Assistant Secretary DONNELL W. DUTTON, B.S., M.S. ..,.. .... D irector GEORGE K. WILLIAMS .... . . Professor E. I. BRICKER .... . Associate Professor WALTER CASTLES. JR. . . . . Associate Professor RICHARD G. FLEDDERMANN . . Associate Professor ALAN Y. POPE ...... . Associate Professor H. W. S. LaVIER . . . Associate Professor JOHN J. HARPER . . Assistant Professor GUS RICHMOND, JR. . Assistant Professor D' DUTTQN I TED DANSBY . . . . Graduate Assistant Aeromhcai Eng'neer'ng JOHN L. MCCARTY . . . Graduate Assistant H. GRIFFITH EDWARDS . . Assistant W. D. MCCAULEY . . Graduate Assistant JAMES H. FINCH . . . . Assistant GERALD B. WHITE . . . Graduate Assistant THOMAS B. GODFREY . . . Assistant MRS. VERNA B. DANIEL . . . . . Library Clerk GEORGE W. RAMEY, JR. . . Assistant BARBARA DANIELS . . . . Tech Assistant VERNON M. SHIPLEY, JR. . . . . Assistant SARAH O. SLAUGHTER . . . . Secretary I-EVY R. TINDAL . - . - - ASSiSfGf1II WILLIAM C. SLOCUM . . . . Model Maker RUFUS R. GREENE . . ROBERT E. RABUN . RALPH R. RANDALL . HENRY H. SMITH . . . HAROLD BUSH-BROWN, A.B., M.Arch. . . . Director ' ' HAROLD N. COOLEDGE BORIS W. BOGUSLAVSKY ...... . Professor JOAN J. WILKERSON . . HERBERT J. GAILEY . . . Professor PAUL M. HEFFERMAN . . Professor ' JAMES J. POLLARD . . . . . Professor JAMES H. GRADY . . . Associate Professor LANE MITCHELL, B.S., M.S., PI1.D. . . . . . . E . . . . A 't JULIAN H. HARRIS . . Associate Professor ALFRED T NAVARR MCR Q . H. W. STRALEY, III . . - Associate RICHARD H. PRETZ . . . Associate Professor WILLIAM CAREY HANSARD . ' 1 Assistant ISAAC E- SAPORTA - - ' Associate Pfoiwo' CHARLES E. Wvsorsio .... . . Assistant RICHARD WILSON . . . . Associate Professor THOMAS MACKROVITCH . Technical DAVID J. EDWARDS, JR. .... . . Assistant Professor MIRIAM G. PREBODA . ...... . . . .' '15 'I . V. L I , ur ' 'F z .1 I ,Q as 1 , 6 Q12 if 4 si ' ft sw Hr 4 3 -- '. f .X F. PPE' it I Mft! ?'?gi?2ij?i'tiff 'i. ' '- M .':',.Q it i ,. 3' Q--It Y 2 -tat f-rE tr .. 1939: -ff. grin Jar- , ri 2 E I D-134, 3 s-: 'I 'L w ' fg iii i' I i' is usa A' '.. it -t.' .' ,.. -' ::s'i 7: 5 if . TT ' K' i i i 33. i ' I 5 5's.f -5i'fQ 35i Wig' f? '.d-V P755 '. : :': X' faxi .., ffisvwlf.-Rst A -stir' inf' s2sst:':i -IRM'--5' -- .Z -A '.. I -' S .--' , 5.1, if gf 2 1 si f 542154-Ca,-.2 -i Es,95:..i.-ft4,L's.tt..Ar,,Qap - .5 it - 54 I 5 ..,. -QQ . sfitmgg t f 1-' Loc, 'i '?Ril?f-EET? - 571 7 A l - ... ' i if R- s-s , . t Q', fEi ii':' .t H 3' I . X' can E E L. MITCHELL H. BUSH-BROWN Ceramic Engineering Architecture I P. WEBER P. K. CALAWAY Chemical Engineering CI'1emiSI'ry CIVIL ENGINEERING ROBERT E. STIEMKE, B.S., M.S. . CARL E. KINDSVATER, B.S., M.S. . . RALPH PETERS BLACK, A.B., M.S. . . . RICHARD KING, M.S. . JAMES HERTY LUCAS, B.S., M.S. . . . GEORGE F. SOWERS, B.S., M.S. . . . EARL IVAN BROWN, M.S. RAY K. CHALFANT, JR., B.S., M, Engrg. . . . MELVIN W. JACKSON, B. Engrg., M.S., PI1.D. . PETER L. BAKKUM . . LEVI W. SMITH, JR. . JOSEPH P. LIEBSCI-I . VIRGINIA HART . CHEMISTRY PAUL K. CALAWAY, A.B., M.S., PI'a.D. , WILLIAM M. SPICER, B.S., Ph.D. . WILLIAM S. TAYLOR, A.B., PI1.D. . . WYATI' C. WHITLEY, B.S., M,S., PIw.D. . BENJAMIN B. WROTH, A.B., Ph.D. . WILLIAM H. EBERHARDT, A.B., Ph.D. . . . HENRY L. EDWARDS, B.A., M.S., PI-i.D. . . , ERLING GROVENSTEIN, JR., B.S., PI1.D. . . . ROYAL F, SESSIONS, A.B., M.S., PI'x.D. . . , JAMES A. STANFIELD, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . . ALAN C. TOPP, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . . . WALTER H. BURROWS, A.B., M.S. . . . LLOYD D. FRASHIER, B.A., PI1.D. JACK HINE, B.S., PI-1.D. , . , NORMAN H. HORTON, B.S., M.S. , . . JAMES A. KNIGHT, JR., B.S., M.S. . . . JAMES T. W. ROSS, B.S., M.S. . MRS. NELLE M. THIBADEAU . . BEVERLY G. PLATT . . . . Direcfor . . . Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Assisfanf Professor . Assisfanf Professor . Assisfanf Professor . . Insfrucfor . Insfrucfor . Locfurer . . Secrefary . Direcfor . . Professor . , Professor . . Professor . . . Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Assisfanf Professor Assisfanf Professor Assisfanf Professor Assisfanf Professor Assisfanf Professor Assilsfanf Professor Laborafory Sfores .f' . . Secrefary CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PAUL WEBER, A.B., M.S., PI'i.D. .... . Direcfor FREDERICK BELLINGER, B.S., M.S., D. Eng. . . Professor JOSEPH M. DALA VALLE, B.S., M.S., Sc.D. . . Professor WILLIAM MEESE NEWTON, B.S., M.S., PI'i.D. . , Professor R. J. RAUDEBAUGH, B.S., PI1.D. . . . Professor WALDEMAR T. ZEIGLER, B.S., M.S., PI1.D. , .... Professor H. C. LEWIS, A.B., M.S., Sc.D. . . . . Associafe Professor NATHAN SUGARMAN, B.S., M.S., PI1.D. , . Associafe .Professor HOMER V. GRUBB, B.S., M.S. . . Assisfanf Professor ROBERT N. MILLER, B.CI'm.E., M.S., PI1.D. . . Assisfanf Professor ZEPH BLAIN ...... , . . . Secrefary C. A. MAYES . , Mechanic R. E. STIEMKE CiviI Engineering D. P. SAVANT Elecfrical Engineering INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT HUBERT E. DENNISON, A.B ...... MAURICE R. BREWSTER, B.S., M.B.A. . ALPHEUS R. MARSHALL, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM J. PROCTOR, A.B., M.A. . . NOAH WARREN, B.S., M.A., C.P.A. . . FRED B. WENN. B.C.S., M.A .... . ERNEST W. ALDREDGE., B.C.S., PI-i.C., LL.B., ROSCOE ARANT, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. JESSE CARLTON BROWN, B.S., B.C.S. . MAX L. HIBBS, B.S., M.A .... . RAY A. JAMES, B.C.S., B.S., M.A. .... . A. J. SPEER, B.S ............ SAMUEL THOMPSON. A.B.. A.M., LL.B., PI1.D. . . EVERETT R, BOLLINGER, JR., B.S., M.S. . TIM BARNARD CHISHOLM, JR., B.S., M.S. WILLIAM A. FLINN, B.S., M.B.A. . . . JAMES W. GRIFFIN, B.A., M.A. . H. E. DENNISON IndusfriaI Managemenf Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Assisfa nf Assisfanf Assisfanf Assisfanf Direcfor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor F. F. GROSECLOSE Indusfrial Engineering GEORGE E. 'MADDOX . . . . Assisfanf RAYMOND SHARP, B.S., LL.B., M.S. . . Assisfanf JAMES W. SWEENEY ,..... . Assisfanf CARL PAGE GLEASON, B.S., M.S. . . , MALCOLM R. HENDERSON, B.B.A. . . , WILLIAM D. KERR ..... .,.. DONALD C. BUNCH . . . , , Graduafe CHARLES H. MILAM . . . . . Graduafe MRS. VIRGINIA CHASTAIN . . . . . MARY M. MOORE .... ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DOMENICO P. SAVANT, B.S., M.S. HUGO B. DULING, B.S., M.S. . . WILLIAM A. EDSON, D.Sc. . . . MARTIAL A. HONNELL, B.S., M.S. WALLACE J. MILLER, B.S., M.S. . THOMAS G. SEIDELL, B.S .... HOWARD L. McKINLEY, B.S., M.S. FRANK O. NOTTINGHAM, PI1.D. . EDWARD E. PERKINS, B.S., M.S. . ASHFORD W. STALNAKER, E.E. . ROBERT E. TEASDALE, Ph.D. . . WILLIAM T. CLARY, B.E.E., M.S. . DANIEL C. FIELDER, B.S., M.S. . . EDWARD R. WESTON, B.S., M.S. . DAVID O. GUNSON .,.. ARTHUR HAGEDORN, JR., B.S. . WILLIAM B. JONES, JR., B.S., M.S. HARRY W. RAGSDALE, B.S., M.S. THOMAS M. WHITE, B.E.E., M.S. . R. E. WORSHAM .... MARJORY DELL ...... Professor Professor Professor Insfru cfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Assisfa nf Assisfanf Secrefa ry Secrefary .........Direcfor . . Associafe . . Associafe . . Associafe . . Associafe . . Associafe . Assisfanf . Assisfanf . Assisfanf INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING FRANK F. GROSCLOSE, B.S., M.S. JOHN M. AVENT, B.S., M.A. . . DONALD B. WILCOX, B.S., M.S. , JOSEPH S. DWYER, B.S., M.S. . CALDWELL B. FOOS, E.E. . ROBERT N. LEHRER . . . . JOSEPH J. MODER, JR .... ROCKER T. STATON. JR.. B.S., M.S. . HARWELL L. BOYD, JR., B.S., M.S. JOHN B. DAY, B.S ..... GEORGE W. GREENWOOD . ROBERT E. PICKETT . . . MRS. BERNICE G. FOWLER . . . Associafe . . Associefe . . Associefe . . Associafe . . . Assisfanf . . Greduafe . . Graduafe Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Secrefary . Direcfor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Insfrucfor Lecfurer Assisfenf Assisfa nf Secrefary H. S. WEBER Mechanical Engineering PHYSICS JOSEPH HERMAN HOWEY, Ph.D. . . JAMES EMORY BOYD, Ph.D. . . EARLE EDGAR BORTELL, B.S., M.S. . VERNON CRAWFORD, Ph.D. . . WALTER P. EWALT, M.A ...... HAROLD M. HERREMAN, A.B., M.A. . EDWARD THERON PROSSER, A.B., M.A. J. ELMER RHODES, Ph.D ...... L. D. WYLY, Ph.D ..... E. McARTHY, M.S. . WILDERS TOPE, A.B. . . B. WIKE, B.S., M.S. . . . LeROY A. WOODWARD, M.S. . E. BREWER . . . S. LEFLER, JR. . O. PYRON . . . SIMPSON, M.S. . . WETHERINGTON . M. McSLOY . . . Associafe Associefe Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Assisfa nf Assisfanf Assisfanf Assisfanf . Direcfor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfru cfor Insfrucfor Secrefory TEXTILE ENGINEERING HERMAN A. DICKERT, A.B., M.A. . . . Direcfor CHARLES A. JONES, B.S. . . . Professor JAMES L. TAYLOR, Ph.D. . . . . Professor GERALD B. FLETCHER, B.S. Associafe Professor RALPH L. HILL, B.S., M.S. . Associafe Professor WALTER C. CARTER, Ph.D. Assisfanf Professor JAMES W. MCCARTY, B.S. Assisfanf Professor RICHARD L. HEARN, B.S. . . . . Insfrucfor JAMES MCDONALD, JR., B.S. . . . Insfrucfor HOWARD G. ADAMS . . . Engineer JOHN R. BRANDON . . . Supervisor DAVID E. PHILPOTT . . . . Supervisor CHARLES C. THOMAS . . . Machinisf MRS. THELMA C. SAGGUS . Secrefary MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HOMER S. WEBER, Ph.D. . . . Direcfor MARIO J. GOGLIA, Ph.D. . . . Professor A. DINSMORE HOLLAND, M.S. . . Professor HOWARD W. MASON, M.S. . . . . Professor ROBERT L. ALLEN, M.S. . . Associafe Professor DOUGLAS W. COE, M.S. . Associafe Professor OTIS M. HARRELSON. M.S. Associafe Professor WILLIAM A. HINTON, M.S. Associefe Professor RICHARD A. TROTTER. M.S. Associafe Professor CHARLES R. WEEDER, M.S. Associafe Professor HORACE O. FOSTER, M.S. . Assisfanf Professor JOE L. MORRIS, M.S. . . Assisfanf Professor HAYDEN ZIMMERMAN, M.S. . . Assisfanf Professor EDWARD F. DARBY, JR.. M.S. . . . Insfrucfor ALLEN MACCULLEN, B.S. . . Insfrucfor KENNETH G. PICHA, M. S. . Insfrucfor A. O. WHITE. JR., B.S. . . . . Insfrucfor KENNETH K. WILCOX, B.S. . . Insfrucfor JOSEPH G. DOYAL . . . . Shop Assisfanf GEORGE Z. BONNER . . Shop Assisfanf JOHN W. DAVIS . . Shop Assisfanf JAMES E. DELK . . .Shop Assisfanf JOE: L. DORRIS . . . . . Shop Assisfanf CLIFFORD R. BANNISTER . . Moulder in foundry THOMAS D. SANGSTER . . .... Mechanic CHARLOTTE CATES . . . .... Sforekeeper MRS. MARY ROBINSON . .... Insfrumenf Cusfodian J. P. VIDOSIC, M.S. . . . Associafe Professor IOn Ieavel J. C. CHEATHAM, M.S. . . Assisfanf Professor IOn Ieavel BERYL R. BANZHAF . . ....... Secrefary 115 J- H- HOWEY H. A. DICKERT PHYSICS Texfile Engineering HEIIIJS UI the IJEPIIIITIIIEIITS ENGLISH ANDREW JACKSON WALKER, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. . . Head of Deparfmenf EDWIN HUGH FOLK, A.B., M.A .... . HENRY WELCH ADAMS, A.B., M.A. . . HAL CHAPMAN BROWN, A.B., M.A. . DAVID BAINE COMER, III, A.B., M.A. . EDWARD FOSTER, A.B., M.A. . . . GLENN W. RAINEY, A.B., M.A. . . TOM FRANKLIN ALMON, B.S., M.A. . JAMES BLANDING HAMAN, A.B., M.A. . JOHN B. HAMILTON ...... WILLIAM RICHARD METCALFE, A.B., M.A. . RALPH R. SPILLMAN. A.B., M.A. . . . FRANK G. BALDANZA, JR. . PAUL G. BLOUNT, A.B., M.A. . JAMES VanCLEVE DILLARD, A.B. . HUGH W. DIVINE, B.S., M.A. . BURDETT H. GARDNER . W. B. JOHNS. JR. Engineering drawing and Mechanics Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Assisfanf Assisfanf Assisfa nf Assisfanf Assisfanf Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor ---,.,L ' . . .. -.. .s:f '4' A ef I ' 9 A. J. WALKER English JAMES A. GLOMINSKI ........ . Insfrucfor KENNETH MURCHISON ENGLAND, B.S., M.A. . . Insfrucfor ABRAM FRANKLIN HAMRICK, A.B., M.A. . . . Insfrucfor ALTON A. HOBGOOD, A.B., M.A. . . . Insfrucfor OWEN JENKINS ......... . Insfrucfor SAMUEL CATHCART KETCHIN, A.B., M.A. , . Insfrucfor MRS. HELEN AUCLAIR ...... . Secrefary ENGINEERING DRAWING 8: MECHANICS WILLIAM BEN JOHNS, JR., B.S., M.S .... . Professor Head of Deparfmenf 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. . . ROY K. JACOBS, B.S., M.S. . . . Associafe Professor . Associafe Professor . Associafe Professor . Associafe Professor . Associafe Professor JOSEPH C. DURDEN, JR., B.S. . . . Assisfanf Professor JOHN P. EDGERLY, B.S. . . . I. L. ELLIS, B.S. . , . . Assisfanf Professor . Assisfanf Professor MARK P. HARRIS, B.S. , . . Assisfanf Professor KNOWLES H. HENLEY, B.S. . . , Assisfanf Professor J. MANDELKER, D,Engrg.Sci. . . . Assisfanf Professor WILBUR B. RATTERREE, B.S., M.S. . . . Assisfanf Professor HARRY C. SAVAGE, JR., B.S., M.A. . . . Assisfanf Professor JAMES H. ARMSTRONG, B.S. . . . . Insfrucfor JOHN F. DUERST, B.S. . . . Insfrucfor PERRY M. SMITH . . . . Insfrucfor JAMES H. WHITFIELD, B.S. . . Insfrucfo WILLIAM B. CLEMENT, B.S. . . . Lecfure WILLIAM J. LARSON, B.S. . . Lecfure LEROY P. STERLING, PI1.B. . . Lecfure VIRGINIA H. PEED , . . Secrefar R. M. ERWIN Modern Languages PSYCHOLOGY JOSEPH E. MOORE, B.S., SIDNEY O. JANUS, B.S.S ALBERT S. GLICKMAN, B, M.S., Ph.D .... Head of Deparfmenf ., A.IvI., PI1.D. . . A., M.A. . T. BENJAMIN MASSEY, A.B,, M.S. . JAMES M. RICHARDS. B.S., M.S. . MRS. LOUISE B. FALLIS . Professor , . . Professor Assisfanf Professor . . . Insfurcfor . Insfrucfor , Secrefary MODERN LANGUAGES ROBERT M. ERWIN, A.B.. M.A. . . . . .Direcfor HERMAN W. SCHULIZ, A.B., M.A ...... Assisfonf Professor JOSEPH A. CAMPOAMOR, AB., M.A., LL.B. . .Associafe Professor GEORGE F. WALKER, B.S., A.B., M.A. , . . Associafe JAMES D. WRIGHT, A.B.. M.A.. PIT.D. . . . Associefe WILLIAM K. MIZE ...... MATHEMATICS HERMAN K. FULMER, M.A ...... Head of Deparfmenf ALSTON H. BAILEY, PII.D, . WALTER REYNOLDS, M.S. . DAVID M. SMITH, RILD. . JOHN C. CURRIE, PILD. , . . CHANDLER H. HOLTON, M.A. . , CLARKE W. HOOK, M.A. . . . IRWIN E. PERLIN. Ph.D. . . AUSTIN L. STARRETT, M.A. . . JAMES C. BROOKS. M.A. . W. BUELL EVANS . . . ARTHUR E. FULTON, M.S. , JAMES R. GARRETT . . . WILLIAM A. MARTIN, M.A. . C. ROBERT SWENSON, M.A. . JOHN R. VAIL, M.A. . . . ew A. YORK. M.A. . WALTER R. CARNES . LEONARD R. DANIEL, B.s. . HOWARD L. DURHAM . WILLIAM S. GNANN,A.B. , W. VINCENT NEISILIS, Is.S. . DAVID M. PRINCE . . COLBERT T. PLIRVIS, M.S. , HENDERSON C. WARD . GEORGE E. WHEELER . FAYE BARRY . . , Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Associafe Assisfanf Assisfonf Assisfanf Assisfanf Assisfanf Assisfanf Assisfanf Assisfanf Professor Professor Secrefary Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfrucfor Insfru Cfor Secrefary J. E. MOORE H. K. FULMER PsycIw0Ioqy Marhemafics PUBLIC HEALTH AND BIOLOGY H. A. WYCKOFF. M.S. . . . Head of Deparlmeni' A. E. CANNON, M.S. . . Associafe Professor HAROLD E. MILLER. M.S. . . Associafe Professor SAFETY ENGINEERING WILLIAM N. COX, JR., B.E., M.M.E. . . . Head of Deparlmenl RAYMOND N. TROWBRIDGE, B.S., M.A. . . Associare Professor MRS. JOYCE M. SCHMIDT ..., . , . Secrelary SOCIAL SCIENCE GLENN H. SISK, A.B., M.A. ,.... . . Head of Deparfmenl' EDWARD A. GASTON, JR., A.B., M.A. . . Assisiam' Professor GEORGE HENDRICKS, A.B., M.A. Assisfanl Professor RICHARD H. LEACH, A.B., M.A. . Assislani Professor L. MALCOLM MCAFEE . . . Assisfanl Professor ROBERT SCHARF, Ph.D. . Assislenf Professor PAUL T. EATON, Pl1.D. . . . . . Ledurer EARLE R. LEBARON, Pl1.D. . . Leclurer WYMAN C. LOWE . . . Leclurer EDWIN L. WILLIAMS . , Lecrurer MABEL Y. BERRY . Leclurer mp. I Fila-0S !P G. H. SISK Social Sciences f H. A. wYcKoFF W- N- COX, Biology and Public Healilfx Safely Engmeermg col.. J. F. THOMPSON, JR. COL- A- D- AMOROSO Ai, RAO.T'Cl Army R.O.T.C. AIR ROTC COL. JAMES F. THOMPSON, JR. . MAJ. JASPER G. KNOLL . . MAJ. ROBERT M. LAWSON . CAPT. GEORGE K. SHIVELY . IST. LT. DONALD E. DANO . AUDREY R. LANDERTH . . ARMY ROTC COL. ARNOLD D. AMOROSO . LT. COL. NELSON I. DECKER . . LT. COL. DONALD L. ADAMS . LT. COL. WILLIAM H. WAIKART . MAJ. GEORGE O. BALDWIN . . . MAJ. CLIFTON O. CHAMBERLAIN . MAJ. SAM A. ROBERTS . . . CAPT. JENA C. COLLIER, III . CAPT JOHN J. CONNOR . CAPT. EARL B. FAUBER . . . CAPT. BARTON J. MALLORY . CAPT. FREDERICK M. McCONNELL . ..P.A.S.8fT. Ass'I P. A. S. 81 T. Ass'I P. A. S. 8: T. A.ss'I P. A. S. 8: T. Ass'I P. A. S. X: T. . . . Secrefary . . P. M. S. 8: T. . Execufive Officer Ass'I P. M. S. 3: T. Ass'I P. M. S. 81 T. Ass'I' P. M. S. 8: T. Ass'I P. M. S. X1 T. Ass'1 P. M. S. 8: T. Ass'I' P. M. S. 81 T. Ass'I P. M. S. 81 T. Ass r P. M. 8: T. Ass'+ P. M. S. 81 T. Ass'+ P. M. S. 8: T. W.O. JOHN R. MAXWELL ........ Adminisfrafive Officer MXSGT. IReI.1 HERBERT L. ELLIS . . Ass'I Miiifary Properfy Cusfodian MISS MARCIA CUNKLE . . . . NAVAL ROTC CAPT. HUGH J. MARTIN USN . CDR. HENRY L. PLAGE USN . LCDR. ALDO A. CIPOLAT USN . . LCDR. JONES W. PURCELL USN . . . .Secreiary . . . P. N. S. . Execufive Officer LT. LESLIE W. BOLEN USN . LT. ,PAUL W. CRUTCHFIELD, JR, . . . LT. WILLIAM D. TAYLOR USN LT. IJGI ERNEST E. LOWEN . CAPT. JOSEPH I. REECE USMC SKC MARION L. HENDRICK USN ETXI WILLIAM M. KNIGHT . . FTC WILLIAM F. MEYERS, JR. . YNC THOMAS A. SMITH . GMC EDWARD G. STEELE . . MXSGT CHARLES C. GEIGER OMC CHARLES R. PAYNE . EDITH McDOWELL . . MIRIAM N. WRIGHT . ' ASS? P' N' 5' CAPT. H. J. MARTIN . Ass'I' P. N. s. Naval R.o.T.c. Ass'I' Ass'I Ass I Ass'I Ass'I P. N. S. P. N. S. P. N. S. P. N. S. P. N. S. . USN . USN . USN . USN . USN . USMC . USN SecreIary Secreiary , . Herewith the BLUE PRINT presents the tour undergraduate classes and the graduate school. The huge class ot veterans was graduated by June 1951, but a sizeable number remained in the Class of 'Sl to distinguish it from the subsequent classes which were largely younger boys, tresh from high school. W-'F' 'nf Y-'W :Ml , 1 W if , x x,.'w,,.f',J,,, ,. we 1 ' , ,::,:'.2w.n ,W, ,, div ,RE-i-xl ,,, .,, , ,,,. , , . '42 ' A cf 45 JZ' ,, 4,2111 . . .wy- .V wwf 13:11, +92 -1- E-5 ,Q Jil' ,M,:,m, E A ,f ,www , L ,,.1,-,,,,,g,,,,, , ,M...,,.,,,,T,M , M. -. 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BOWERS, Atlanta, Ga., Sigma Nu . JOSEPH X. BRENNAN, Newnan, Ga. . . . . W. MARSHALL BRITTAIN, Greensboro, N. C. . . CECIL D. BROWN, Rotan, Texas ........ CHAS. H. BROWN, Birmingham, Ala.g Sigma Alpha JAMES H. BROWN, Atlanta, Ga ....... JOHN A. BROWN, Atlanta, Ga., Sigma Nu . . RICHARD BRUNS, Atlanta, Ga. . . . . I JOHN L. BRYANT, JR., Moultrie, Ga. . . . . JOHN R. A. BURTON, Birmingham, England . . WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL, Mobile, Ala. .... . . . . . . . . . Chemistry . . Textile Engineering . . . . Civil Engineering . . Industrial Management . . Mechanical Engineering . . Electrical Engineering .......Physics . . . Electrical Engineering . . . Mechanical Engineering Epsilon . Industrial Engineering . . . . Electrical Engineering . . . . . Chemistry . Chemical Engineering . . Industrial Management . . Chemical Engineering . . . Mechanical Engineering YUAN-CHUN CHANG, Kiangsu, Chinag Sigma Epsilon Phi . . Textile Engineering ROSS CHEN, Shanghai, China . . . Industrial FA-WU CHENG, Atlanta, Ga. . . . WU-CHIEH CHENG, Shanghai, China . . RIN CHU, Shanghai, China ..... SING WU CHU, Shanghai, China ......... . Textile CECIL C, CLEMENTS, Hayneville, AIa.g Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Electrical WILFRED E. COE, St. Petersburg, Fla., Phi Gamma Delta . . Electrical GEORGE D-. COLEMAN, JR., Atlanta, Ga. ........ . . . HENRY A. CORRIHER, JR., Hendersonville, N. C.: Delta Sigma Phi Electrical EUGENE F. COX, Bradenton, Fla.: Alpha Tau Omega ....... TED DANSBY, Pine Bluff, Ark.: Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Aeronautical JAAP H. deLEEUW, Deltt, Holland ...... . Aeronautical JOHN V. DeMARS, Savannah, Ga. .... . . . Industrial WILLIAM M. EASON, Daytona Beach, Fla. ...... Aeronautical EVERETT H. EHRHART, Decatur, Ga., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Electrical HERBERT E. ESCHEN, Atlanta, Ga., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Industrial NORRIS E. FELT, JR., Chamblee, Ga. .......... Electrical ROBERT S. FERRILL, Chattanooga, Tenn. ....... Mechanical Engineering . Chemistry . Chemistry . Chemistry Engineering Engineering Engineering . Chemistry Engineering . Chemistry Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering DELBERT D. FLANAGAN, Newton, Ill.: Sigma Phi Epsilon . Industrial Management EDWARD R. FLYNT, Sparta, Ga. .... .... . Electrical Engineering GEURGIH TECH DANIEL W. GATES, Emory Universiiy, Ga. GEORGE B. GEDDY, JR., Richmond, Va., I. JOSEPH M. GOOGE, Savannah, Ga. . . CHARLES W. GORTON, Shreveport, La. . ROBERT L, GRANT, Atlanta, Ga. . . LAWRENCE C. GRAY, Decaiur, Ga. . . . EUGENE W. GRIFFIN, JR., Hamlef, N. C., DAVID O. GUNSON, I-Iinson, Fla. . . . ROBERT C. HARAWAY, Florence, Ala. . ROBERT L. HARLLEE, Florence, S. C. . . JOHN W. HARRIS, III, Memphis, Tenn., Pi WILLIAM F. HARWELL, Amarillo, Texas . GEORGE B. HAWTHORNE, JR., Sylvesfer, ULYSSES V. HENDERSON, JR., West Palm JAMES O. HEWKE, Dumonf, N. J. . . . HUGH W. HODGDEN, Weslerville, Ohio JOHN S. HOLLIS, Macon, Ga. ........ . . ARTHUR HURVITZ, Hollis, N. Y., Tau Epsilon Phi .... JOHN Di. HUTCHESON, Donalsonville, Ga. TURNER W. IVEY, Allanla, Ga., Alpha Tau Omega . . . . . . . . . Ceramic S. O. . . . . Elecirical . . . . Eleclrical . . . Mechanical . . Eleclrical , ....... . Civi Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering I Engineering Kappa Alpha . . lncluslrial Managemenf . . Eleclrical . . . . . . . lnduslrial Kappa Alpha . Aeronaufical . . . . . . . Induslrial Ga., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Elecirical Beach, Fla.: Thefa Chi . . . . . . . . . .Chemical Elecirical Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering . Chemisiry Engineering . . . . . Public Healfh Eleclrical Engineering . Texlile Engineering . . . . . . .Mechanical Engineering . Chemical Engineering IRA P. JONES, JR., Nashville, Tenn. . . . JOHN M. KENEFICK, SI. Pelersburg, Fla. . LEWIS M. KENNER, Providence, R. I. . SAUL KURLAT, Saluda, S. C. . . . ROBERT J. KYLE, SI. Peiersburg, Fla.: Sigma Chi . . WOODROW W. LAUDERDALE, Lubbock, Texas . ROBERT E. LEE, Hopewell, Va., Kappa Alpha . . LEOPOLDO L. LIEBERMAN, Mexico Cify, Mexico . HOWARD L. LINTON, Washingion, D. C. . . . . ROBERT E. LUCAS, Jacksonville, Fla. . . . JOE W. LYNCH, JR., Fairforesl, S. C. . . JEFFERSON E. MACON, Albany, Ga. . JAMES T. MADRY, Allanla, Ga., Befa Thefa Pi . . . CARL W. MAIOCCO, Allanfa, Ga.g Delia Sigma Phi Aeronaufical Engineering . Indusfrial Managemenl' Aeronaulical Engineering . Chemical Engineering . lnduslrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering . lndusfrial Engineering . . . Civil Engineering . . . Civil Engineering Aeronautical Engineering . Chemical Engineering . . Safefy Engineering . lnduslrial Management . Industrial Managemeni JAMES C. MATHESON, Allanfa, Ga., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Mechanical Engineering BERNARD L. MATHEWS, JR., Allanla, Ga. ..... . JOHN L. McCARTY, Delaplane, Va. . . . WILLIAM D-. MCCAULEY, Lincoln, Neb. . . . . RICHARD L. MEEK, Aflania, Ga.: Bela Thela Pi. . CHARLES H. MILAM, JR., Aflarrla, Ga. . . . . . lndusirial Engineering Aeronaulical Engineering Aeronaufical Engineering . Chemical Engineering . lndusfrial Managemenf LYMAN W. MORGAN, Muskegee, Okla. . ....... Chemistry ADRIAN P. O'NEAL, Gulfport, Miss. . . . . Aeronautical Engineering CLYDE ORR, JR., Lewisburg, Tenn. ....... Chemical Engineering LAWRENCE PETERFREUND, New York, N. Y., l. S. O. . . . Electrical Engineering FRAZIER M. PHILLIPS, Huntington, W. Va. ..... Electrical Engineering JOHN 'S. PIERCE, JR., Richmond, Va., Phi Gamma Delta ...., Chemistry ERNEST LEO POLLITZER, Geneva, Switzerland . . . ..... Chemistry SHIU YIM POON, Hong Kong, China . . . . Textile Engineering M. DAVID PRINCE, Atlanta, Ga. . . . Electrical Engineering CHARLES L. PUNTE, JR., Atlanta, Ga. . ..... Chemistry WALTER E. REID, JR., Richmond, Va. ....... ..... C hemistry LESLIE B. REYNOLDS, JR., Atlanta, Ga.: Kappa Alpha ..... Chemistry ABRAM V. RINEARSON, Atlanta, Ga. ....... Electrical Engineering JAMES T. ROBERTS, JR., Auburn, Ala. . . Chemical Engineering RICHARD H. SCHELDT, Jacksonville, Fla. . Industrial Management ARTHUR M. SHALLOWAY, Atlanta, Ga. . Electrical Engineering A. DONALD SHARP, Manchester, England . . Electrical Engineering ROBERT L. SIMMONS, JR., Atlanta, Ga. ..... Industrial Engineering JOHN E. SINGLEY, JR., Vero Beach, Fla., I. S. O. . ..... Chemistry ALBERT C. SKELLIE, Perry, Ga ..... . . Electrical Engineering Roaenr L. smm-1, Atlanta, Ga., Theta cm . WILLIAM H. SMITH, Atlanta, Ga.: l. S. O. ALFRED A. SOLTESZ, Yorkville, Ohio . . ROBERT W. STROUD, Batesville, Ark. . NsLsoN A. stumre, JR., saafafd, Fla. . CHARLES O. SUMMERS, Atlanta, Ga.: Beta Theta Pi . CYRUS H. THOMA'S, Johnson City, N. Y., Lambda Chi ZAVEN S. TOULOUKIAN, Istanbul, Turkey . wn.uAM G. mAwicK, Douglas, Ga. . CLIFFORD H. TURNER, JR., Atlanta, Ga. . EDWARD J. WALICHOWSKI, Turners Falls, Mass. . MYRON WALKER, Grantville, Ga. . . . . Joi-IN H. wARucK, JR., Birmingham, Ala. . . . DONALD V. WEICK, College Station, Texas, ROGER D. WETHERINGTON, Valdosta, Ga RALEIGH O. WORRELL, Atlanta, Ga. . Sigma ROBERT A. YOUNG, international Falls, Minn. . TSI SHAN YU, Shanghai, China ..... HERMAN J. ZERINGUE, Gramercy, La. . . FREDERICK W. ZILL, Rochester, N. Y. . Mechanical Engineering Industrial Management . Industrial Engineering . . . . Chemistry . Chemical Engineering . Chemical Engineering Alpha .... Chemistry . . Textile Engineering . . . . . Chemistry Industrial Management Industrial Management . . Textile Engineering Mechanical Engineering . Industrial Engineering . . . . . . Physics Electrical Engineering .......Physics . Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering . . Electrical Engineering ERIIDUHTE SCHIJUL SHIELDS HAMMOND UFFICERS UF THE SEIIIUR ElHSS SHNER OFFICERS E. L. QBUDDYQ SHIELDS . President JI-M SHIVER . Vice President JOHN HAMMOND Secretary-Treasurer 1951 I LESLIE VAN ARSDALE ABBOTT, JR., Louis- ville, Kentucky: Architecture: Phi Delta Theta: Tau Beta Pi: Architectural Society, 2. ALFRED L. ADAMS, Tampa, Florida: Industrial Engineering: Phi Delta Theta. MARCUS C. ADAMS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Otticer, Air R. O. T. C. ROBERT WILLIAM ADAMS, Red Banlc, N. J.: Civil Engineering. THE SEIIIUR CLHSS I WILLIAM WALTER ADDISON, New Orleans, Louisiana: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. MELVIN EUGENE AKRIDGE, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Junior Hotel Men ot America, 3, 4. FRANCIS EARL ALBAUGH, Tarpon Springs, Florida: Electrical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha. WILLIAM K. ALEXANDER, JR., Atlanta, Geora gia: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Chi: Alpha Phi Omega, I: Band, 2: Society for Advancement ot Management, 4: American institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. 33 . FRANK ANTHONY ALFANO, Tampa, Florida: Architecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Track, I: Cross Country, I. 2. CLARENCE KENNETH ALLEN, Atlanta, Geor- gia: Industrial Management: Beta Theta Pi: Bulldog Club, 2, 3, 4: Industrial Management Society, 4. HIRAM CHISM ALLEN, Decatur, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Chi Phi: T Club, 3, 4: Football Manager, I, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Manager, 3, 4. KARL ALLEN, Jonesboro, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society of Mechanical En- gineers, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O LOUIE JOE ALLISON, Gainesville, Georgia: Textile Engineering: American Association ot Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. JOHN ODELL ALLRED, Savannah, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 4: American Chemical Society, 4: Dean's List, 2, 35 4: Georgia Tech Chemistry Club, 4: Geechee Clu , 4. ROBERT ELAM ANDERSON, Washington, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Chi: Omicron Delta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Phi' Kappa Phi: Alpha Pi Mu, 3, Treasurer, 4: Student Council, 3, 4: A. I. I. E., 4: S. A. M., 4: Publications Board, Secretary, 3: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Engineer, 3, Associate Editor, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- Ieges. ROY ANDERSON, JR., Gulfport, Mississippi: Industrial Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Scabbard and Blade, 4: Football, I. O FREDERICK EUGENE ANDREWS, Americus, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Kappa Sigma: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4. JACK E. ANDREWS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management. ROGER GERARD ARCHAMBAULT, West Lynn, Massachusetts: Aeronautical Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4: Bridge Club, I, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4. MANUEL R. ARELLANO, Havana, Cuba: Chemical Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi. 34 O MAURICE JOHN ARILDSEN, Roxbury, Massa' chusetts: Chemical Engineering: Camera Club, 2: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 2: Ameri- can Chemical Society, I. WALLACE ARKOWITZ, Brooklyn, New York: Textile Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Delta Kappa Phi, 4: Bulldog Club, 4, T. THOMAS ARMEMAKI, New York, New York: Industrial Management: Phi Gamma Delta: Junior Hotel Men ot America, I, Secretary and Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4: Foil and Mask Society, I:TaIJle Managers Association, 4. STANLEY W. ARMISTEAD, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. O CHARLES RUDOLPH ARMOUR, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Archi- tecture: Architectural Society, 4, 5: Band, 2, 3: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4, 5. GLENN KARRER ARMSTRONG, Clemson, South Carolina: Chemical Engineering: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: Technique, 2: Lt. Colonel, R. O. T. C. O ROBERT JAMES ARMSTRONG. Brooklyn, New York: Civil En- gineering: Independent Students' Organization, Secretary, 4: Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers, 3, Treasurer, 4: Newman Club, 3. 4. LELAND BARDWELL ARNOLD, Meridian, Mississippi: Civil Engineering: Independent Students' Organization. O JOHN H. ASKEW, Columbus, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Independent Students' Organization. LYNN ARTHUR AUBEL, Ft. Lauderdale, New York: Architec- ture: Camera Club, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Architectural Society, 3, 4. I JOHN GREENE AUSTIN, JR., Carbon Hill, Alabama: Chem- istry: American Chemical Society, 4. THEODORE CHAPIN AUSTIN, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. Q ARCHIE CLIFTON AYERS, JR., Cameron, South Carolina: Chemical Engineering: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4. JOHN A. BACHMAN, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Aeronautical Engineering. O JAMES CHRISTY BAILEY, Atlanta, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Kappa Kappa Psi, l, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: A. S. C. E., 3, 4: Chi Epsilon, 3, Secretary, 4: Board ot Regents Scholarship, I, 2: Phi Kappa Phi: Dean's List, 3, 4. CHARLES CLIFFORD BAKER, Lakeland, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: Co-op Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 4. 35 O ROY CLAYTON BAKER, Tampa, Florida: Mechanical Engineer- ing: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. MEREDITH HAROLD BALDWIN, Asheboro, North Carolina: Architecture: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Wesley Foundation, 4: Architectural Society, 4: Camera Club, 4. O DAVID NUMBERS BALFOUR, Decatur, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society oi Mechanical Engineers, 4. MARK CICERO BALKCOM, Macon, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Delta Kappa Phi, 5: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4, 5: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4, 5. O JOHN JULIUS BARADELL, Meridian, Mississippi: Architecture: Delta Sigma Phi, President, 3: Tau Beta Pi: Architectural Society, 4, Treasurer, 5: Dean's List, 3, 4. KENDALL SELFRIDGE BARKER, South Hartford, New York: Architecture: Masonic Club, 4. O DONALD HERSCHEL BARNES, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Kappa Sigma, Vice President, 4: A. l. l. E., 4: Baseball, l: Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class. FARNUM EDWIN BARNES, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Flying Club, 4. O GEORGE HAROLD BARNES, Schenectady, New Yorlc: Aero- nautical Engineering: Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 2, 3, 4. LEROY TABOR BARNES, Roanoke, Virginia: Mechanical Engi- neering: Phi Kappa Sigma: American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, 4. O WILLIAM WALLACE BARNETT, Hampton, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Dean's List, 4. EDWIN JOSEPH BARON, Port Wentworth, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. 36 E O HENRY THOMPSON BARRETT, Augusta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Treasurer, 3, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 4. ALVAH VOTELLE BARRON, JR., Thomaston, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Beta Theta Pi. WILLIAM T. BARRON, Marietta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. GERALD BARTON, Belmar, New Jersey: lnclustrial Engineering: Sigma Nu: international Relations Club, 2: Society for Advancement ot Management, 3, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, Treasurer, 4: Stamp Club, 3: Alpha Pi Mu, 4. ROBERT DONALD BARTO, Dobbs Ferry, New York: Textile Engineering: Pi Kappa Phi: Delta Kappa Phi. 4. JOHN ELBERT BASS, JR., Charlotte, North Carolina: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer, 4: Pi Tau Sigma: Drama Tech, 3, 4: Bridge Club. 2, 3, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. O THOMAS HARVEY BASSFORD, Huntington, West Virginia: Mechanical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Tech- wood l. S. O. Secretary, 3: l. S. O. Council, 3. JOE LOKEY BATTLE, Columbus, Georgia: lnclustrial Manage- ment: Tech Management Club, 5. JOHN RHINEHART BAUER, Winchester, Tennessee: Chemical Engineering: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: Amerie can Chemical Society, 4. LLOYD BERNIER BAYLEY, JR., Oildale, California: Electrical Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi, Secretary, 3: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2, 3, 4: institute ot Radio Engineers, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 4. ROBERT TORRANCE BEALL, Dublin, Georgia: Textile Engineer- ing: Phi Kappa Tau: American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4: Baptist Student Union, 3, 4. LESTER FRANKLIN BEANBLOSSOM, Decatur, Georgia: Elec- trical Engineering. THE SETIIUR ELHSS O JACK BROWN BEARD, Jackson, Tennessee: Architecture: Inde- pendent Students' Organization: Architectural Society, 4. ROBERT WILLIAM BEARD, New Orleans, Louisiana: Physics: Delta Tau Delta. WILLIAM DUNAWAY BEARD, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Beta Theta Pi: Management Club, 4. HAROLD S. BECKER, Miami Beach, Florida: Aeronautical Engi- neering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: I. A. S., 2, 3, 4: Hillel, 4: Gym Team, 2. RICHARD D. BECKHAM, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engia neering. RlCHARD THOMAS BECKHAM, Molena, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. O DONALD ROGER BECKLER, Copperhill, Tennesee: Mechanical Engineering: Co-op Club, Treasurer, 3: American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers, 4: GEORGE CLAUS BECKMANN, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Independent Students' Organization: Callaway l. S. O. President, 2: Phi Eta Sigma: Tech Management Club, 4: Masonic Club, 4. ALBERT ATWOOD BELL, Laurens, South Carolina: industrial Engineering. JOHN INMAN BELL, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Delta Tau Delta: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, Secretary, 4: Blue Print, 3: Technique, Feature Editor, 3, Associate Editor, 4: Student Council, 4. KENNETH ERNEST BELL, Dallas, Georgia: Textile Engineering. LOWRY MACK BELL, JR.. Miami, Florida: Architecture: Phi Kappa Tau: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4: Society ot Military Engineers, 4. THE SEHIUR ELHSS O MORGAN H. BELLAH, JR., LaFayette, Georgia: Industrial Management: Independent Students' Organization. LEO BENATAR, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: S. A. M., 3, 4: A. I. I. E., 4. O CARROLL HINES BENNETT, Claxton, Georgia: Electrical En- gineering. JEROME VINCENT BENNETT, Spartanburg, South Carolina: Textile Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary, 3: A. A. T. C. C., 4: Wesley Foundation, 4: Bridge Club, 4: Delta Kappa Phi, 3, 4: N. R. O. T. C., Lieutenant, 4: Blue Print, 4: Engineer, 4. O JOHN FOWLER BENNETT, Waycross, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Independent Students' Organization: Tech Management Club, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 4. JOSEPH JEFFREY BERKOW, Alexandria, Virginia: Aeronautical Engineering: Institute of Aeronautical Science, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi. O JACK KRAAN BERNER, Ventnor City, New Jersey: Sigma Nu: Wrestling, 2. ARTHUR LAWRENCE BERNSTEIN, Brooklyn, New York: Me- chanical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4: Camera Club, I, 2: Drama Tech, 3, 4: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi. O BARNEY P. BEST, St. Petersburg, Florida: Industrial Management. LEONARD A. BETHEA, Jacksonville, Florida: Industrial Man- agement: Alpha Tau Omega. . ROBERT C. BEVERS, Marietta, Georgia: Chemistry: American Chemical Society, 4. ASBURY LEE BEVIS, JR., Canton, Georgia: Mechanical Engi- neering: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. 39 O JAMES ELBERT BIGGS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Sigma Chi, Vice President, 5: Pi Delta Epsilon, 5: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: Bulldog Club, 3, 4, 5: Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5: lntertraternity Council, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Yellow Jaclret, 4, 5: World Student Service Fund, 3, 4, Chairman, 5. LAWRENCE E. BIRDSONG, Scottdale, Georgia: Electrical Engi' neering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. O WILLIAM DORSEY BIRDSONG, JR., Lindale, Georgia: Textile Engineering. DAVID JACK BISHOP, Atlanta, Georgia: Aeronautical Engi- neering. 0 HARVEY EUGENE BISHOP, JR., Laurel, Mississippi: Chemical Engineering:,Theta Xi, Vice President, 2: Phi Kappa Phi: Tau Beta Pi: A. l. Ch. E., 3, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3: Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3. Treasurer, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Intertraternity Council, 3: Lieutenant, N. R. O. T. C., 4. ARLEIGH ARTHUR BLACK, JR., Jaclcsonville, Florida: Industrial Management: Phi Sigma Kappa. O HOMER VESERO BLALOCK, JR., Albany, Georgia: Architec- ture: Phi Kappa Sigma: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Architectural Society, 3, 4: lntertraternity Council, 3. MALCOLM R. BLANCHARD, Suttern, New Yorlc: Industrial Management: Independent Students' Organization: Industrial Man- agement Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, President, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 4: Pi Eta Epsilon, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Ramblin' Reclc Club, 3, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 4. Q JAKE ALEXANDER BLANTON, JR., St. Simons Island, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society ot Mechanical Engia neers, 4: Camera Club, 4. WALTER CORDRAY BLATNER, Savannah, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Geechee Club, 3, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. 0 BERRIEN BISHOP BLEMKER, Augusta, Georgia: Industrial En- gineering: Phi Delta Theta: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Pi Mu: Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: S. A. M., 3, 4, Vice President, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: T Club, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. WILLIAM L. BLITHE, Newton Square, Pennsylvania: Mechanical Engineering. 40 O JULIUS BLUM, Brooklyn, New York: Textile Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: American Associa- tion of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4: Delta Kappa Phi, 4. ROBERT LESLIE BLYTH, Charleston, South Carolina: Architecture: Tau Kappa Epsilon, 3, Treas- urer, 4: Architectural Society, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. CHARLES DANIEL BOBO, Canton, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 4: Blue Print, I, 2, 3, Business Manager, 4: Lieutenant, N. R. O. T. C., 4. EARL LEROY BOCKSTRUCK, Alton, Illinois, Industrial Engineering: Kappa Sigma: Pi Delta Epsilon, 4: American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers, 4: Engineer, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR EIIIS5 O THOMAS TRUMAN BODDIE, Stanley, North Carolina: Electrical Engineering. MILES W. BOLTON, Savannah, Georgia: ln- dustrial Management: Tau Kappa Epsilon, President, 4: Geechee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Table Managers' Association, 2, President, 3: Intertraternity Council, I, 2, 3, Vice President, 4. CHARLES EUGENE BOND, Greensboro, Geor- gia: Physics: Sigma Nu: Physics Club, 4. WALTER McKlNLEY BOOMERSHINE, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Chi Phi: Tech Management Club, 3, 4. 4I O LLOYD GEORGE BORDELON, New Orleans, Louisiana: Industrial Engineering: Newman Club, 2, 3, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4: Society for the Advancement ot Management, 4. ROBERT RICHARD BOSSONS, Allentown. Pennsylvania: Industrial Management: ANAK: T Club, I, 2, 3, Vice President, 4: Bulldog Club, 4: Ramblin' Reck Club, 4: Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4: Football, I, 2, 3, Captain, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. ROGER McIVER BOSTICK, Memphis, Tennes- see: Industrial Engineering: Kappa Alpha: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Mu, 3, Vice President, 4: Technique, I, 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 3, 4. JESSE M. BOULWARE, Memphis, Tennessee: Aeronautical Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary, 3, 4: Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELIISS . ALBERT J. BOUVETTE, Charleston, South Carof lina: Chemical Engineering. JACK ORR BOYT, Charlotte, North Carolina: Architecture: Architectural Society, 2, 4, 5: St. Patriclc's Council, 4, 5. MARC BRABANT, Memphis, Tennessee: Indus- trial Management: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, 4: A. A. T. C. C., 3: l. R. C., I: Blue Print, l, 2, Advertising Manager, 3, Business Man- ager, 4: Yellow Jaclnet, I, 2: Publications Board, 3. JOHN BRYAN BRADLEY, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemistry: Flying Club, 4: American Chemical So- ciety, 3, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4: Chemistry Club, 3, 4: St. Patriclr's Council, 3, 4. O HERBERT BRADSHAW, JR., Waycross, Geor- gia: Industrial Management: Delta Tau Delta, Presi- dent, 4: Omicron Delta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Koseme: Industrial Management Society, 3, 4, Vice President, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Tech Management Club, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 4: T Club, 3, 4: Student Council, 3: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4: Distinguished Military Student, 4: Student- Faculty Honor Committee, 3, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. DAVID H. BRADY, West Palm Beach, Florida: Civil Engineering. DAN MANGET BRAMBLETT, Griffin, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4: Baptist Student Union, 2, 3, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Tech- nique, I. HAL S. BRANCH, JR., Grovetown, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: Dean's List, 3, 4: A. I. E. E., 4: Phi Kappa Phi: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4: World Student Fund Committee, 4. 42 O FRUING LAWRENCE BRAND, Hewlett, New York: Textile Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: A. A. T. C. C.. 3, 4: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, Treasurer, 4: Major, Air R. O. T. C. ROBERT HARRY BREEN, Belleville, New Jer- sey: Mechanical Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. JOSEPH ESTILL BRESNAHAN, Augusta, Geor- gia: Textile Engineering: Phi Psi, 4: Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4: A. A. T. C. C., 3, 4. ALBERT CARL BREVETTI, Brooklyn, New Yorlc: Architecture: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Newman Club, Vice President, 3, 4. O EMORY SHERWOOD BRIDGES, Sharpsburg, Georgia: Industrial Management. MARION LUTHER BRITTAIN, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. O DONALD EDWARD BRITTON, Chagrin Falls, Ohio: Civil Engi- neering: Lambda Chi Alpha: American Society ot Civil Engineers. JOHN LOUIS BROOKS, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engi- neering: Alpha Tau Omega: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. O WILLIAM B. BROUGHTON, Georgetown, South Carolina: In- dustrial Management: Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice President, 3: Bulldog Club. CHARLES LOUIS BROWN, Crossett, Arkansas: Chemical Engi- neering: Masonic Club, 3, 4. O EDWARD RAY BROWN, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineer- ing: American Institute of Chemical Engineers: American Chemical Society. KENNETH GAY BROWN, Gadsden, Alabama: Chemical Engi- neering: Sigma Chi: ANAK, Koseme: Student Council, 3, Vice President, 4: Student Trial Board, Secretary, 3, Chairman, 4: Drama Tech, I, 2, 3, 4: Ring Committee, 3, Chairman, 4: Administrative Council, 4: Yellow Jacket, 3, 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities: World Student Service Fund Committee. O ROBERT BROWN, Decatur. Georgia: Textile Engineering. WILLIAM CHARLES BROWN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Tex- tile Engineering: Delta Kappa Phi, 3, 4, President, 4: Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4: Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 3, 4. O THOMAS PETE BROWNE, Atlanta, Georgia: Aeronautical Engi- neering: Alpha Tau Omega: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, President, 4: Swivet, 3, 4. HAROLD ALBERT BRUMBALOW, Gainesville, Georgia: Me- chanical Engineering. 43 O F. H. BRUMBELOW, Carrollton, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma. JOHNNY BRUN, Wilmington, North Carolina: Industrial Man- agement. O BERNARD OTTO BRUNEGRAFF, Brunswick, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Camera Club, I, 2, 3, Vice President, 4: Drama Tech, 2, 3: Newman Club, 4: A. S. M. E., 4. TILLMAN ORRIN BRYAN, JR., Milledgeville, Georgia: Aero' nautical Engineering: Institute ot Aeronautical Science, 2, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi. O J. FRANKLIN BRYANT, Lakeland, Florida: Industrial Engineering: Kappa Alpha: Tau Beta Pi: S. A. M., 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4: Yellow Jacket, 3, 4: Technique, 3: Basketball, I: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4: Dean's List, 4: A. I. I. E., 2, 3, 4. NERUDA L. BRYANT, Moultrie, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. O STANLEY DAVID BULBIN, Miami. Florida: Textile Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Vice President, 3, 4: American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4: I-lillel, 2, 3, 4. LOUIS HAYMAN BURCH, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Theta Chi, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 3, Treasurer, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Industrial Management Society, 4. O CHARLES TED BURGESS, Summerville, Georgia: Textile Engi- neering: Sigma Nu: Phi Psi, 4: American Association ot Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4. JAMES ELLIOT BURKE, Atlanta, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: O. D. K., President, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: Delta Kappa Phi, 3, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, 4: A. A. T. C. C., 3, 4: A. P. O., 2: Geechee Club, I, 2: Pershing Rifles, I, 2: Resources for Living Council, 4: Dean's List, 3: Yellow Jacket, I, 2: Blue Print, I, 2: Engineer, 2: Technique, 2, Advertising Manager, 3, Circulation Manager, 3, Collections Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4: Publications Board, 4: Ritle Team, I: Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., 47 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. O JOE MARVIN BURTON, Jonesboro, Arkansas: Chemical Engi- neering: Sigma Phi Epsilon: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4: A. C. S., 3, 4: Chemistry Club, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Georgia Tech Band, 3, 4. THOMAS CLINTON BUSH, Marshallville, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. 44 O PAUL H. BUTLER, Ambrose, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Co-op Club, 4: Technique, 2: Student Council, I. JAMES CLIFFORD BYRD, New Orleans, Louisiana: Industrial Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: A. I. I. E., 2, 3, 4: S. A. M., 3, 4: Glee Club, I, 2, 3: Pi Delta Epsilon, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4: Technique, 2: Engineer, Assistant Circulation Manager, 2, Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4: I. F. C., 4. CLARENCE C. CADENHEAD, Chipley, Georgia: Briarean So- ciety, Vice President, 4, President, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, Vice President, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JOHN LEONARD CAIN, Cocoa, Florida: Chemical Engineering: ANAK, Secretary-Treasurer, 4: Tau Beta Pi, President, 4: Koseme: Briarean Society, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Co-op Club, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 4: A. C. S., 3, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4: Dean's List, I, 3, 4: Georgia Tech Band, l, 2: A. I. Ch. E. Award-Outstanding Ch. E. Junior: Class Treasurer, I: Phi Kappa Phi: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JAMES ROBERT CALDWELL, Union Point, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society for Mechanical Engineers, 4. JOHN WILBUR CALDWELL, Jackson, Georgia: Civil Engineer- ing: American Society of Civil Engineers. O WILLIAM S. CALLAWAY, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. WILSON McTYRE CAMP, Columbus, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Phi Delta Theta: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Pershing Rifles, I, 2. DONALD ARTHUR CAMPBELL, Teaneclf, New Jersey: Chemical Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi. ROBERT EMMET CANNON, Covington, Tennessee: Mechanical Engineering: Omicron Delta Kappa: Beta Theta Pi, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4: Phi Eta Sigma, Vice President, I: Scabbard and Blade, 3, Vice President, 4: A. S. M. E. Sophomore Award: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4: Regimental Commander, R. O. T. C., 4: Navy Medals, I, 2, 3: Phi Kappa Phi, President, 4: Tau Beta Pi, President, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. GORMAN RAY CAREY, Memphis, Tennessee: Electrical Engi- neering: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4: I. R. E., 3, Secretary, 4: Radio Club, 2, 3. CHELSEA WESTBROOK CARMICHAEL, Cuthbert, Georgia: Industrial Management. THE SEIIIUR CLHSS O ALTON BRYAN CARPENTER, JR., Greenwood, South Carolina: Electrical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization, President, Towers Unit, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. CHARLES R. CARTER, Blue Ridge, Georgia: Aeronautical Engineering: Institute of Aeronautical Science, 4. JACK M. CARTER, East Point, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Kappa Sigma. VICTOR JOSEPH CARUSO, Tampa, Florida: Mechanical Engi- neering: A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4: Newman Club, I, 2: Engineer, 4. LINTON FREDERICK CAWTHON, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering. JOSE M. CEMAJ, Mexico, D. F.: Civil Engineering: Hillel, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4. O JOHN CARL CERNY, Punta Gorda, Florida: Mechanical Engi- neering: Beta Theta Pi: A. S. M. E., 4: Band, I, 2, 3: Gym Team, 3, 4: Swimming, I. ALBERT JOSEPH CHAIKEN, Brooklyn, New York: Textile Engi- neering: Alpha Epsilon Pi, President, 4: A. A. T. C. C., Treasurer, 3, 4: T. M. A.. Secretary, 4: S. H. M. A., Secretary, 4: Phi Psi. JOHN ALLAN CHAMBERS, Atlanta, Georgia: Physics: Sigma Pi Sigma, 4: Engineer, 3. WALTER CARL CHAMPION, JR., Chattanooga, Tennessee: Textile Engineering: Phi Psi, Secretary, 4: A. A. T. C. C., 3, President, 4: Flying Club, I, 4: Captain, R. O. T. C. JOHN CHAPPLE CHANDLER, JR., Millen, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4: A. I. E. E., 3, 4: Technique, I: Student Council, 4. JOHN BERRY CHAPMAN, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: T Club, 2, 3, 4: Blue Print, I: Swimming Team, I, 2, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O JOSEPH MAURICE CHAPMAN, JR., Decatur, Georgia: Me- chanical Engineering: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. ROBERT ANSLEY CHEEK, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineer- ing: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. O WILLIAM EDWARD CHEELEY, Buford, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma, Vice President, 3: Scabbard and Blade, I, 2, 3, President, 4: St. Patrick's Council, Vice President, 3, 4: Camera Club, Vice President, I, President, 2, 3: Society for Ad- vancement ot Management, Secretary, 3: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, I, 2, 3, 4: A. I. I. E., 3, 4: I. R. C., I, 2: Radio Club: Wand and Rabbit, 2: Editor T Book, 4: S. A. M. E., 4: Blue Print, Photographer, I, 3, Associate Photo Editor, 2, Features and Military Editor, 4: Photog- rapher, Yellow Jacket, Swivet, 3, 4: Lieutenant Colonel, Arm-y R. O. T. C., 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: U. S. Artillery Award of I948. HENRY LUCIAN CHILDRESS, New Orleans, Louisiana: Textile Engineering: Baptist Student Union, 4: Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4: T Club, I, 2, 3, 4. O DONALD C. CHILDS, St. Petersburg, Florida: Civil Engineering. WILLIAM JACK CHILDS, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Manage- ment: Tech Marketing Club, 4: Tech Management Club, 4. O JAMES FRANKLIN CHIPMAN, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. PAUL A. CHUBB, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania: Chemical Engineer- ing: Theta Chi: American Chemical Society, 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. O EMMETT W. CHUPP, Sparta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. RALPH ANTHONY CLACK, Atlanta, Georgia: Civil Engineering. O CHARLES CALVIN CLANTON, JR., Savannah, Georgia: Aero- nautical Engineering: Institute ot Aeronautical Science, 4: Geechee Club, 3, 4. JAMES CLINTON CLARK, Americus, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering. 47 O WALTER COOPER CLARK, St. Simons Island, Georgia: lndus- trial Management: Newman Club, 2, 3, 4. WHAITE MORRIS CLARK, Albany, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering: Alpha Tau Omega. O WILLIAM A. CLARK, Savannah, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CLARKE, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Indus- trial Engineering: Pi Kappa Alpha: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4: Society tor the Advancement ot Management, 4. O KENNETH BEALL CLARY, Harlem, Georgia: Mechanical Engi- neering: Phi Kappa Phi, President, 3: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Co-op Club, 3, 4: Pershing Rifles, I, 2, 3: Drama Tech, 2: Distinguished Military Student: Engineer, 4. LORIMER CLAYTON, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Physics: Tau Beta Pi: Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi. O HENRY MURRAY CLEARE, Miami, Florida: Physics: Theta Chi: Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4: Camera Club, I, 2: Dean's List, 3: Photographer, Blue Print, Engineer, 2, 3, Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, Technique, 2, 3: Blue Print Photography Editor, 2, Associate Editor, 3: Physics Club, Presi- dent, 4: Sigma Pi Sigma, 4. JOHN EDWARD CLEGG, Newcastle, Delaware: Electrical Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: White and Gold Club, 3, 4: A. I. E. E., 4: Technique, I, 2: Lieutenant, N. R. O. T. C., 4: Ritle Team, I, 2, 3, 4. O PHILLIP LAMAR CLEMONS, Tallahassee, Florida: Architecture: Alpha Tau Omega: Architectural Society, 4. JESSE MARVIN CLEVELAND, JR., Grantville, Georgia: Chem- istry: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4. O JOE E. COBB, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: T Club, 3, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4. TED WARREN COBB, Colorado Springs, Colorado: Mechanical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. 48 O JOSE COBO, Santiago de Cuba: Mechanical Engineering: Latin American Club, I, 2, 3: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4: International Relations Club, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD COHN, JR., Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania: Chemical Engineering: Tau Epsilon Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Dean's List, l, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi. JAMES WILLIAM COLDREN, Dillard, Georgia: Industrial Management: Junior Hotel merica, 2, 3, 4. Men of HARRY AUSTIN COLE, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: rchitecture: Pi Kappa Alpha. THE SEHIIJR CLHSS I I O DAVID THORNTON COLEMAN, JR., Charles- ton, South Carolina: Electrical Engineering. JAMES THOMPSON COLLINS, Blairsville, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. CHARLES EDWARD COLLUM, Atlanta, Geor- gia: Chemical Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4. THOMAS FRANCIS CQLLUM, Atlanta, Geor- gia: Architecture: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Architectural Society, 3, Secretary, 4: Phi Kappa Phi. 49 O BURKE COCHRAN COMBS, Dublin, Georgia: Textile Engineering. SHELBY COMPTON, Columbus, Georgia: Tex- tile Engineering. RALPH ASBERRY CONE, Eatonton, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Independent Students' Or- ganization: Arnold Air Society, 4: Wrestling, 3, 4. ROBERT SMITH CONGLETON, Wilmington, North Carolina: Physics: Pi Kappa Alpha: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Sigma Pi Sigma, Secretary, 3, President, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Drama Tech, 2, 3. 4: Student Council, 4: Physics Club Secretary, 4: Bridge Club, 2, Secretary, 3: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR IQLIIS5 O CHARLES EDWIN CONNER, JR., Sandy Spring, Maryland: Civil Engineering: Theta Chi: Chi Epsilon: American Society of Civil Engineers, 4: Society ot American Military Engineers, 4. LOUIS DANFORD CONNER, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. WALTER DAVID CONNER, Louisville, Ken- tucky: Chemical Engineering: Kappa Sigma: Amer- ican Chemical Society, 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. EVERETT LUNDIN COOK, Denver Colorado: Industrial Engineering: Chi Psi: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: A. I. I. E., 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3: Society tor the Advancement of Management, 2, 3, 4. O CLINTON C. COOMBS, JR., Derby, Colorado: Electrical Engineering: Wesley Foundation, 3, 4: Editor, Tech Wesleyan, 4. CLAUDE L. COOPER, Hogansville, Georgia: Industrial Management: Baptist Student Union, 3, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 4: Tech Management Club, 3: Baptist Student Union, I, 2. E. PAUL COOPER, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Eta Sigma: Tech Man- agement Club, 2, 3: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Industrial Management Society, 4. RANDOLPH WAKELAND COOPER, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. 50 O JONES E. COPELAND, Springdale, North Carolina: Textile Engineering, CHARLES DOZIER CORR, Selma, Alabama: Mechanical Engineering: Kappa Alpha. ANTHONY JOSEPH COSTANZA, Merchant ville, New Jersey: Civil Engineering: Alpha Ta Omega: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: American Society o Civil Engineers, 4. CHARLES LEE COTTER, Cullowhee, Nort Carolina: Electrical Engineering: Sigma Nu: Ameri can Institute of Electrical Engineers. O GEORGE MARVIN COUCH, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement. HORACE LAVANDER COWART, Colquitt, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha. O DON LIONEL CRABTREE, Wintielcl, Tennessee: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers. ROBERT H. CRAIN, Murphy, North Carolina: Civil Engineering. O THOMAS A. CRAMER, Savannah, Georgia: Chemical Engineer- ing: Beta Theta Pi, Vice President, 3: Phi Eta Sigma: A. I. Ch. E., 3, President, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Engineer, 3, 4. DAVID ALFORD CRANE, Hickory, North Carolina: Architecture: Beta Theta Pi, Secretary, 3: ANAK, Treasurer, 4: Omicron Delta Kappa: Tau Beta Pi, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, President, 5: Phi Kappa Phi: Bulldog Club, 3, 4, 5: Chairman, Engineers' Day: Founder ot St. Patriclc's Council: Lt. Colonel, Army R. O. T. C., 4: Technique, 3, 4: Engineer, 3, 4, Editor, 5: Pi Delta Epsilon, 4, 5: Winner ot I950-5I National Tau Beta Pi Fellowship: Winner of Alpha Rho Chi Medal in Architecture: Outstanding Military Student: Student Trial Board, 5: Publications Board, 5. O ERNEST CRATON, Dallas, Georgia: Industrial Management. CHARLIE L. CRAWFORD, JR., Anniston, Alabama: Industrial Engineering: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. O CHARLEY CARTER CRAWFORD, Lebanon, Tennessee: lndus- trial Engineering. WALLACE S. CROUCH, JR., Albany, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Tech Marketing Club. O LEN C. CROWDER, Newnan, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering. LARKIN FRANCIS CULBRETH, JR., Edison, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Briarean Society, 3, 4: A. I. E. E., 4: l. R. E., 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. SI O DAVID PAGE CUMMING, Colon, Panama: Aeronautical Engi- neering: Koseme, Secretary, 3, 4: Drama Tech, I, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4: I. A. S., 3, 4: Debating Society, I, Secretary, 2, Vice President, 3: Technique, 2: Student Council, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Bulldog Club, 3. JAMES DANIEL CUMMINGS, Big Stone Gap, Virginia: Textile Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega, 3, 4: Phi Psi, 4: American Associa- tion of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, 4. O BEN HUTTON CUNNINGHAM, Savannah, Georgia: Architec- ture: Kappa Sigma: Architectural Society, 4: Engineer, Art Editor, 4: Basketball, I: Track, I. JOHNNIE MINOR CUNNINGHAM, Bruceton, Tennessee: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. O FRED HAROLD CURLIN, Tampa, Florida: Architecture: Phi Delta Theta, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4: Architectural Society, 4: Swimming, I, 2. FRANCIS RIGDON CURRIE, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering: Chi Phi: Alpha Pi Mu, 2: S. A. M., Secretary, 2: Yellow Jacket, I: Basketball Manager, 3. O LEE H. CUSHMAN, JR., Clarksville, Tennessee: Industrial Engi- neering: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. CARLO CHARLES CVITAN, Little Falls, New York: Physics: Sigma Pi Sigma, 4: Physics Club, 2, 3, 4. O JAMES LUTHER DAMERON, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, 4. JAMES WILEY D'AMICO, Elberton, Georgia: Mechanical Ena gineering: Beta Theta Pi: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. O CHARLES BRYAN DANIEL, JR., St. Simons Island, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Chi: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, 4: Society for Advancement of Management, 4. JULIAN S. DANIEL, Albany, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 52 O HANEY H. DANIEL, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Kappa Sigma. LLOYD EDWIN DANIELS, Cropseyville, New Yorlc: Aeronautical Engineering: Institute ot Aeronautical Engineers, 4. GORDON ELIJAH DASHER, Savannah, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Chi Psi: Pi Tau Sigma, Secretary, 4: Co-op Club, 2, President, 3, 4: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, I, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: Geechee Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4: Wesley Foundation, I, 2: A. S. M. E., 4: Captain, Army R. O. T. C., 4. HARRY MCLEAN DAUGHTRY, Metter, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Drama Tech, 2, 3, 4: Bridge Club, Treasurer, 3, Secretary, 4: Technique, 2, 3, 4. TOM FOREST DAVENPORT, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Chemistry: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, Treasurer, 4: Scabbard ancl Blade, 4: Gym Team, 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, I, 2, 3, 4. HARRISON W. DAVIDSON, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Kappa Phi. O JOHN M. DAVIDSON, Panama City, Florida: Industrial Man- agement: Junior Hotel Men ot America, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4. DAVID CHARLES DAVIS, Augusta, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: Tau Beta Pi: Briarean Society, Treasurer, 3, Secretary, 4: Co-op Club, 3, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: A. l. E. E., 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Blue Print, 2, 3: Major, Army R. O. T. C. ROBERT LAMAR DAVIS, Punta Gorda, Florida: Electrical Engi- neering: Beta Theta Pi: Foil and Mask, I, LOUIS YOUNG DAWSON, III, Charleston, South Carolina: Civil Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: American Society of Civil Engineers, 4: Football Manager, I, 3. LEW COWAN DEADMORE, Abingdon, Virginia: Architecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Yellow Jacket, 2: Track, I. STANLEY DAVIS DEASON, JR., Brunswick, Georgia: Industrial Management: Georgia Tech Band, I, 2: Kappa Kappa Psi, I, 2: Junior Hotel Men ot America, 4: Tech Management Club, 4. THE,SElIIUR EIIISS O FRED J. DEAUX, Robertsdale, Alabama: Electrical Engineering: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. JOSEPH V. DE FRANCISCI, Brooklyn, New York: Mechanical Engineering. ROBERT XAVIER de MARCELLUS, Palm Beach, Florida: lndus- trial Management: Pershing Rifles, I, 2, 3: Debating Society, 2, Secretary, 3: Technique, 2: Distinguished Military Student Awarcl: Captain, Army R. O. T. C. ROBERT K. DEMAREST: JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering. EARLE ISRAEL DENENBERG, Brookline, Massachusetts: Industrial Engineering: Tau Epsilon Phi: Camera Club, I, 2: Society tor Acl- vancement ot Management, 3, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, 4: St. Patrick's Council, 3, Secretary, 4: Alpha Pi Mu, 4. FRANK DENNIS, St. Petersburg, Florida: Electrical Engineering: Sigma Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu: A. l. E. E., 3, 4: l. R. E., 3, 4: Dean's List, 4. O JOHN DENNIS, JR., Macon, Georgia: Architecture: Phi Delta Theta. ROBERT GRIFFIS DENNIS, Augusta, Georgia: Industrial Man' agement: Phi Delta Theta. WILLIAM SAMUEL DENTON, Bronwood. Georgia: Civil Engi- neering: Indepenclent Students' Organization: Chi Epsilon, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM DERRICK, New York City, New York: Chemical Engineering: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIAM F. DESOI, Woodbury, New Jersey: Industrial Engi- neering: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, 4: Newman Club, 3, 4: Society tor Advancement ot Management, 4. JAMES RAYMOND DETRIO, Miami, Florida: Chemical Engi- neering: Newman Club, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O HUGO EUGENE deVRIES, East Paterson, New Jersey: Industrial Engineering: Flying Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 4. RALPH HOYT DICKSON, Chamblee, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement. O RALEIGH AMOR DILLARD, Chamblee, Georgia: Industrial Management. WILLIAM FIELDING DILLARD, JR., Hamlet, North Carolina: Ceramic Engineering: Baptist Student Union, 2, Vice President, 3. President, 4: Engineer, 2, 3. O ROBERT SAMUEL DIVINE, Griffin, Georgia: Industrial Manage- ment: Delta Sigma Phi, Treasurer, 2, 3, President, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Interfraternity Council, 2, 4, President, 3. HENRY SYLVESTER DIXON, College Parlr, Georgia: Architec- ture: Kappa Alpha: Architectural Society, Secretary, 4. O LINDSAY PHILLIPS DIXON, Jackson, Mississippi: Textile Engi- neering: American Association ot Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. LOGAN BLECKLEY DIGON, JR., Savannah, Georgia: Architec- ture: Phi Kappa Tau: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Architectural Society: Distinguished Military Student: Geechee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, 5. O HERBERT IVES DOBSON, Rockmart, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. JAMES H. DODD, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4: American Society ot Military Engineers, 4. O MELVIN JOHN DOLD, Flora, Illinois: Industrial Management: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4. JOHN RICHARD DOLL, Plainfield, Indiana: Electrical Engineer- ing: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Pi Kappa Phi, 4. 55 O JOHN ROBINSON DOMINEY, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Mechan- ical Engineering: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, Secretary, 4. JOHN H. DORAN, Paterson, New Jersey: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 2. O ERMAN RAY DOTSON, JR., Petroleum, West Virginia: Ceramic Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau: Band, I, 2: American Ceramic Society, 3, 4. WILLIAM L. DOUGLAS, Griffin, Georgia: Textile Engineering. O GENE DOLPHUS DREW, Dublin, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: American Chemical Society, 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. 1 ROBERT HERMAN DUBLER, Trenton, New Jersey: Ceramic Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Keramos, 3, Treasurer, 4: American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4. O ROBERT A. DUFFY, Pottsville, Pennsylvania: Aeronautical Engi- neering: Institute of Aeronautical Science, 3, 4. ROBERT STONE DUGGAN, JR., Macon, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, President, 4: St. Patriclc's Council, 4: Resources tor Living Council, 3, 4: Radio Club, 2, 3, 4: A. l. E. E., 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 3: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 3, Treasurer, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. O BRADLEY BYRON DUNN, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: American institute ot Electrical Engineers 3, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 3, 4. FORIST G. DUPREE, Savannah, Georgia: Mechanical Engi- neering. O CHARLES DENNIS DURDEN, Buclchead, Georgia: Industrial Management: Chi Phi, Treasurer, 4: industrial Management Society, 3. Secretary, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: lnterfraternity Council, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: World Student Service Fund, 3, Chairman, 4: Tech Management Club, 3: T Club, 3, 4: Technique, 2, 3: Blue Print. 2, 3: Football Manager, I, 2, 3: Resources tor Living Council, Treasurer, 3. RICHARD ALLEN DUTTON, Ft. Levenworth, Kansas: Industrial Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma: Colonel, Air R. O. T. C. 56 O HORACE P. DYKES, Richton, Mississippi: Tex- tile Engineering. CHARLES R. ECKERMAN, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 4. EDWIN CLIFFORD ECKLES, Savannah, Geor- gia: Architecture: Alpha Tau Omega: Architectural Society, 3, 4. BERKO EDELBAUM, Ramat-Gan, Israel: Elec- trical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers. THE SEIIIUR CLIISS O BERT EDELSON, Columbus, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Epsilon Pi, Secretary, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: White and Gold Club, 3, 4: Industrial Management Society, 4: Technique, I, 2, News Editor, 3, Managing Editor, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4: Swimming, I, 2, 3, Co-captain, 4. HOWARD DOUGLAS EDWARDS, JR., Gaines- ville, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: A. S. C. E., 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 3, 4. DALE EDWARD ELLIOTT, Blairsville, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: American Chemical Society, 3: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM FRANK ELLIOTT. JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Sigma: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3. 57 O BLAKE DREWERY ELLIS, Savannah, Georgia: Architecture: Pi Kappa Alpha: Architectural So- ciety, 3, 4: Yellow Jaclret, I, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE M. ELROD, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi, Secretary, 2: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. BROOKS SULLIVAN EMRICK, Portland, Indi- ana: Electrical Engineering. LAWRENCE JAMES ENGEL, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi: Scalobard and Blade, 4: Tau Beta Pi: A. C. S., 3, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4: Pershing Rifles, I, 2: Dean's List, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELI-ISS O RUDOLF SUCCO ENGELBRECHT, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: A, I. E. E., 4: Eta Kappa Nu Sophomore Award, 3: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Armed Forces Communications Association. MACK LYNN EPPERSON, Kingsport, Tennes- see: Architecture: Architectural Society. JOHN LOFLIN ERGLE, Spartanburg, South Carolina: Chemical Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma, 4: American Chemical Society, 4. THOMAS CLAYTON ERVIN, Tampa, Florida: Civil Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: American So- ciety ot Civil Engineers, 4. O HERBERT EUGENE ESCHEN, Key West, Flor- ida: Industrial Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha ROBERT E. ESCHMANN, Decatur, Georgia Industrial Management: Industrial Management So- ciety, 4: Pi Eta Epsilon, 4. CARLTON OLIVER ETHERIDGE, JR., Milledge ville, Georgia: Industrial Management. RILEY OTHO ETHERIDGE, Atlanta, Georgia Electrical Engineering: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. 58 O EDWARD ROBERT EVANS, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania: Mechanical Engineering: Phi Gamma Delta. LEONARD NEWTON EVANS, JR., Plains, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Independent Stu- dents' Organization. GEORGE MAXWELL EVERITT, Decatur. Geor- gia: Mechanical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Pi Tau Sigma: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4: Dean's List, 4. SIMEON EUGENE FALLIS, Parrott, Georgia: Architecture: Architectural Society, 4, 5. O DANIEL FRANCIS FARLEY, Torrington, Connecticut: Architec- ture: Sigma Nu, Vice President, 4, President, 4. ROLLAND CRAIG FARNHAM, JR., Newtonville, Massachu- setts: Industrial Management. O HERMAN S. FATHERA, Nashville, Tennessee: Industrial Man- agement. ALAN GENE FELLER, St. Joseph, Michigan: Civil Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma, Vice President, 3, Corresponding Secretary, 2, President, 4: A. S. C. E., 3, 4: Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Scalobard and Blade, 3, 4. O ROBERT M. FERGUSON, Ashland, Kentucky: Electrical Engi- neering: Sigma Chi. CHARLES G. FERRELL, Greenville, Kentuckry: Civil Engineering: Delta Tau Delta: Ramblin' Reclr Club, 4: A. S. C. E., 3, 4: Gym Team, I, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain, 4: Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheer- leader, 4. O HAL WILSON FIELD, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineer- ing: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President, 4: O. D. K.: Koseme: Alpha Chi Sigma, 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4: Student Council, 3: Vice President of Sophomore Class: Yellow Jacket, I, 2, 3, Business Manager, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. ALLEN B. FINE, Norfolk, Virginia: Industrial Management: Beta Theta Pi. O JAMES ROGERS FIREBAUGH, JR., Stockbridge, Georgia: ln- dustrial Engineering. GEORGE HENRY FISK, Jacksonville Beach. Florida: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, 4: I, R. C., 3: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. O GEORGE HERMAN FLAKE, Columbus, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma: American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, 4. BARRINGTON LOCKHART FLANIGAN, JR., Athens, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society ot Mechanical Engi- neers, 4. 59 O RAYMOND C. FLEMING, JR., Tampa, Florida: Ceramic Engi- neering: Phi Gamma Delta. THOMAS LEONARD FLETCHER, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Newman Club, 4. O ELMER JULIAN FLEXER, Brunswick, Georgia: Architecture: Sigma Chi: Architectural Society, 4: Yellow Jacket, 3. WILLIAM P. FLOWER, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Industrial Engineering. O WILLIAM H. FLOYD, Tribn, Georgia: Textile Engineering. JONES HICKS FORD, Columbus, Georgia: Electrical Engineer ing: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi. O ROY E. FOREHAND, Macon, Georgia: Architecture. OTTIS OTTO FORESTER, JR., Clarksburg, West Virginia: In- dustrial Engineering. O WILLIAM ELBERT FORMAN, Birmingham, Alabama: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Burge Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, President, 4, JOHN ELIAS FORSHTAY, Irvington, New Jersey: Industrial Management: Sigma Nu: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, President, 4: Student Council: Tech Management Club, 3, President, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 3, President, 4: St. Patrick's Council, 3, 4: Flying Club, 2: Industrial Management Improvement Committee, 3, 4: Technique, I: Blue Print, 2, Assistant Editor, 3: Track, I, 3: Toastmasters Club, 4. O RALPH WEBB FORTUNE, JR., Lawrenceville, Georgia: Civil Engineering. CLAYTON FOSCUE, Mobile, Alabama: Mechanical Engineering: Kappa Sigma: A. I. E. E.: l. R. E.: A. S. M. E.: Radio Club: Football Manager, 2, 3, 4. 60 O HARVEY H. FOSTER, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering. THOMAS ELLIS FOSTER, Yonlcers, New Yorlc: Industrial Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, 4: Society for Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. WEEMS MARCUS FOSTER, Bowdon, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. CLIFTON L. FOWLER, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemistry: Alpha Chi Sigma, Secretary, 4: Chemistry Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4: Phi Kappa Phi. GORDON BENJAMIN FOWLER, Decatur, Georgia: Textile Engineering: American Association ot Textile Chemists and Color- ists, 4. WARREN HOLLIS FOX, Coral Gables, Florida: Industrial Man- agement: Industrial Management Society, 4: Tech Management Club, 4: Camera Club, 4: Independent Students' Organization, 4: Technique, 4. O AARON MORRIS FRANCO, Atlanta, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: A. S. C. E., 4. EBERT LEON FRANKLIN, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Pi Kappa Alpha: Architectural Society, 4. WILLIAM CHARLES FREE, JR., Havertown, Pennsylvania: In- dustrial Engineering: Pi Kappa Phi: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4: Camera Club, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, 4: Society for Advancement of Management, 3, 4. ' JOHN WILLIAM FREEMAN, Douglasville, Georgia: Architec- ture: Pi Kappa Alpha: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Architectural Society, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JONES FREEMAN, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Industrial Management: Phi Delta Theta. JOSEPH EDWIN FREY, Andrews, South Carolina: Industrial Management: Delta Sigma Phi: Pi Eta Epsilon, 3, 4: Tech Manage- ment Club, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELHS5 O WAYNE L. FRISBY, Casper, Wyoming: Electrical Engineering. JAMES LAWRENCE FRITCH, Jasper, Indiana: Industrial Man- agement: Industrial Management Society: Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 2, 3, 4. JAMES CRANFORD FRY, Rabun Gap, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Nu: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Drama Tech, 3, 4: International Relations Club, 3, 4: Technique, I. GEORGE THOMAS FULTON, Coalwood, West Virginia: lndus- trial Engineering: Phi Gamma Delta, President, 4. SOUCHALL FUNCTION, Social Circle, Georgia: Industrial Management. WILLIAM JESSE FUNK, JR., Chattanooga, Tennessee: Archi- tecture: Tau Beta Pi: Architectural Society, 3, 4. O ULMER CHAPMAN FUZDIK, Jewell, Idaho: Industrial Man- agement. RICHARD WELLS GALPHIN, JR., Wilmington, North Carolina: Chemical Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary, 2, Vice President, 4: Phi Eta Eigma: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: I. F. C., 2, 3, 4. THOMAS H. GALPHIN, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Phi Kappa Phi: Tech Management, 3, 4. HILLER MONROE GAMMAGE, JR., Moultrie, Georgia: Chem- ical Engineering: Kappa Sigma: Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4. RAYMOND GOULD GARCIA, Jacksonville, Florida: Industrial Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. BERNARD IRVIN GARLAND, Sanford, Maine: Textile Engineer- ing: Pi Eta Epsilon, 3, 4. THESE IIIUR CLIISS O FRANK DANIAL GARNER, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Architectural Society, 4: Gym Team, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Delta Psi, 4. MICHAEL RODNEY GARNER. Pine Blutl, Arkansas: Industrial Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Rebel l. S. O. President, 3, 4: Institute ot Aeronautical Science, I, 2: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, Treasurer, 4: Baptist Student Union, I, 2. O FRANK U. GARRARD, III, Columbus, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Phi Delta Theta, Secretary, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 4: Cross Country Team, I, 2: Wrestling Team, 3, 4. JAMES DUANE GARRETT, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Electrical Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma, Secretary, 2, Vice President, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Phi Omega, Vice President, 2, 3, 4: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4: A. I. E. E., 4: A. F. C. A., 3, 4. O KENNETH M. GARRETT, Little Rock, Arkansas: Electrical Engineering. JACK CLINTON GASKINS, Macon, Georgia: Mechanical Engi- neering: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. O JACK THOMAS GATHRIGHT, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Kappa Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 3, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. ROBERT PHILLIP GAUDE, JR., Biloxi, Mississippi: Electrical Engineering: Newman Club, I, 3, 4: Technique, 2. O RONALD LAMAR GEER, West Palm Beach, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma: American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD FRANK GENTSCH, Williams, Arizona: Civil Engineer- ing: Tau Kappa Epsilon, President, 3: Blue Print, 4. O ROBERT CHARLES GEORGE, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. ISADORE GEPACER, Birmingham, Alabama: Textile Engineering: Delta Kappa Phi, 4: Debating Society, 3, 4. 63 O LEAMON G. GILBERT, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: American Chemical Society, 3, President, 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. MILLARD NORMAN GILBERT, Vienna, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American lnstitute of Electrical Engineers, 4. O GEORGE C. GILBREATH, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Industrial Management: T Club, 3, 4: Football Team, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR CAVANAUGH GILL, White Plains, New Yorlr: Chemi- cal Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4. O HARRISON WILLIAMS GILL, JR., Chattanooga, Tennessee: Civil Engineering: Sigma Nu: A. S. C. E., 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4: l. R. C., 2, 3, 4: Camera Club, 2, 3. RALPH EDWARD GILL, JR., Darien, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. O BERNARD IRVING GILLMAN, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemistry: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Chemistry Club, 3, 4. ANTHONY J. GIORDANO, New Yorlc City, New York: Textile Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Delta Kappa Phi, 4: Newman Club, 4: American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, 4. O THOMAS LEWIS GLAZE, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. JAMES BOLAN GLOVER, IV, Marietta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: T Club, 2, 3, 4: Spiked Shoe Society, 2, 3, President, 4: Ramblin' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4: Traclr, I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country, I, 2, 3, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 4: Tech Management Club, 4. O JAMES EDWIN GLOVER, Prescott, Arizona: Mechanical Engi- neering: Society tor the Advancement of Mechanical Engineering, 4: American Society ol Mechanical Engineers, 4. JOSEPH L. GNANN, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Manage- ment. 64 . NELSON FRED GOETZ, Bryon, Georgia: Civil Engineering: A. I. S. C., 4. CONSTANTINE JOHN GONDOLAS, Alexan- dria, Egypt: Chemical Engineering. DAVID REX GOODE, JR., Tampa, Florida: Architecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Georgia Tech Masonic Club, I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH M. GOOGE, Savannah, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Sigma Nu: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: Geechee Club, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS l O BILLIE GORDON, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: A. I. I. E., 4. CHESTER OLIVER GORDON, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega: Pershing Rifles, 2, 3, 4. FRANKLIN MELIUS GORDON, Atlanta, Geor- gia: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4. FREDERICK ARMSTRONG GORDON, Jack- sonville, Florida: Industrial Engineering: Beta Theta Pi. 65 O LOUIS GORDON, Macon, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Epsilon Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: A. I. E. E., 3, Chairman, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3. LUTHER HARRISON GORDON, JR., Austell. Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Independent Stu- dents' Organization, Secretary, 4: A. I. I. E., 3, Treasurer, 4: S. A. M., 4. WILLIAM OLIVER GORDON, Newnan, Geor- gia: lnclustrial Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: American Institute ot Industrial Engineering. 4. WILLIS GOULD GORDON, Alliance, Ne- braslca: Industrial Management: Lambda Chi Alpha: International Relations Club, 3, 4. TH E SEIIIUR ELIISS O JAMES HAROLD GORE, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: American Institute of Chem- ical Engineering, 3, 4. JOHN M. GORHAM, II, Avon, Connecticut: Industrial Management: Theta Chi, Vice President, 4: Tech Management Club, 3: Scabbard and Blade, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: lntertraternity Council, 2: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 3, 4: Baseball Manager, 2. ERNEST GREENE GRAHAM, JR., Winder. Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Phi Psi, 4: American Association ot Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. HARVEY GRANGER, III, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Chi Phi. O EDWIN H. GRAVES, Jacksonville, Florida: Industrial Management: Phi Delta Theta: Swim- ming, 2, 3. THOMAS LOUIS GRAVES, I-larriman, Tennes- see: Textile Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Association ot Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. ANDREW JOSEPH GRAVINO, Bridgeport, Connecticut: Civil Engineering: American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. LAWRENCE A. GREENE, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture. 66 O ROBERT S. GREER, Miami Beach, Florida: Civil Engineering: Tau Epsilon Phi, Treasurer, 3. President, 3, 4: American Society ot Civil Engi- neers, 3, 4. WALTER DENNIS GREER, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Pi Kappa Alpha. WILLIAM ARCHIE GRESHAM, JR., Atlanta. Georgia: Chemical Engineering: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4: A. C. S., 4. WILLIAM CARTER GRESHAM, Union Point. Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Pershing Rifles, I, 2: Radio Club, I, 2, 3: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4: Glee Club, 4: Technique Statt, I, 2. O HOLLIS EUGENE GRIFFIN, Ocilla, Georgia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. ROBERT EARL GRIEFITH, Mayfield, Kentuclry: Textile Engineer- ing: Delta Tau Delta, Treasurer, 3, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, 4: I. F. C. President, 4: Phi Psi, 3, 4: Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges. O JOHN T. GRIGGS, Unadilla, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Institute of Radio Engineers. HENRY GARCIA GUERRA, Tampa, Florida: Architecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5: Latin American Club. O CONSTANTINE GUMACOS, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania: Elec- trical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. CUYLER McMILLAN GUNN, Montgomery, Alabama: Industrial Management: Sigma Chi, President, 4: I. F. C., 2: W. S. F., 3, Secretary, 4: Spilced Shoe Society, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 4: Technique, I: Cross Country, I, 2, 3, 4: Track, 4. O CHARLES EDGAR GUNNELS, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Alpha Tau Omega: Architectural Society, 4. GEORGE JOSEPH GUNNING, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Sigma Chi: Newman Club, 4: A. A. T. C. C., 4. O SIEGFRIED GUTHMAN, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engi' neering: Phi Epsilon Pi, President, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Pi Mu, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, I: Hillel, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2: Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 3, 4: Dean's List, 3: I. F. C., 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: St. PatricIc's Council, 4. TED W. HAGEN, Kingsport, Tennessee: Architecture. O GEORGE WILLIAM HALEY, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Chi Psi: Architectural Society, 4: Cross Country, I: Track, 2. ROBERT HENRY HALL, Lambert, Georgia: Architecture: Architectural Society, 4, Treasurer, 4. 67 O ROBERT PITTMAN HALL, Lumplcin, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering. ROLAND A. HAM, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute of Electrical Engineers. O DALLAS EUGENE HAMILTON, JR., St. Petersburg, Florida: Chemical Engineering: Kappa Sigma: Technique, 2. HERBERT R. HAMMER, Lamoni, Iowa: Architecture: Architec- tural Society, 3, 4: Masonic Club, 3, 4. O JOHN ROGERS HAMMOND, JR., Ramsey, New Jersey: Chem- ical Engineering: Sigma Nu, Treasurer, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4: St. Patrick's Council, Treasurer, 3, 4: Vice President, Junior Class: Secretary- Treasurer, Senior Class. WILLIAM LEE HAMMOND, Decatur, Georgia: Chemistry: Sigma Chi: A. A. T. C. C.: Technique, I: Blue Print, I. O FERDINAND WILLIAM HANAUER, JR., Trenton, New Jersey: Industrial Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Secretary, 3, 4. DALHART MEREDITH HANDROP, Pensacola, Florida: Indus- trial Engineering: Band, I. O JAMES BURETT HARALSON, West Point, Georgia: Architec- ture: Delta Sigma Phi: Bulldog Club, 3. 4: Architectural Society, 3, 4. WILLIAM ROBERT HARD, Arlington, Virginia: Industrial Management. O ROBERT GORDON HARDEN, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. PRICE PRESTON HARDING, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Phi Gamma Delta: Flying Club, 3, 4: A. I. l. E., 3, 4. 68 O WILLIAM MILLER HARDMAN, McDonough, Georgia: Mechan- ical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Dean's List, 3, 4. CHARLES JULIAN HARRIS, Augusta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Delta Theta. ROY HARTLEY HARRIS, Fort Valley, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Omicron Delta Kappa: Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Spilced Shoe Club, 3, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3: Cross Country, 3, 4: Traclc, 3: A. I. E. E., 4: World Service Fund Committee, 4: Y. M. C. A., President, 4: T Club, 4. WILLIAM MacDONALD HARRIS, Asheville, N. C.: Textile Engineering: Chi Psi: American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4. JOHN FRANCIS HARTE, Savannah, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President, 3, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. HENRY BELL HARVEY, JR., Miami, Florida: Physics: Lambda Chi Alpha: Sigma Pi Sigma, 2, 3, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: I. R. E., 4: Radio Club, l. O JAMES H. HARWELL, JR., Winder, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. WILLIAM GILBERT HAYNES, Durand, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. 'ARTHUR J. HAYWOOD, Brownsville, Pennsylvania: Civil Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization: Chi Epsilon, President, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. WOODROW MILTON HAZEL, Marked Tree, Arkansas: lndus- trial Engineering: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4: A. I. E. E., 4. LEONARD DENNIS HEALY, New Orleans, Louisiana: Electrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. GEORGE T. HENCY, Athens, Georgia: Architecture: Pi Kappa Alpha. THE SEIIIIJR ELIISS O DONALD RAMON HEIM, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: Delta Sigma Phi. CHARLES LAWRENCE HENDERSON, Macon, Georgia: ln- dustrial Management: Independent Students' Organization: Industrial Management Society, 4: Tech Management Club, 4: Tech Market- ing Club, 4. PATRICK P. HENRY, Kensington, Georgia: Electrical Engineer ing: Independent Students' Organization: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. ROGER MERRIMAN HENRY, College Park, Georgia: Mechan- ical Engineering: Sigma Chi: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4: Track, I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country, I, 2, 3. WILLIAM CALLAWAY HENRY, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. WILLIAM ROBERT HENRY, JR., Durant, Mississippi: Archi- tecture: Masonic Club, President, 3, 4: Architectural Society, 3, 4. O JAMES EDWARD HERMANSDORFER, Huntington, West Vir- ginia: Electrical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. ALFRED HERRIN, Nahunta, Georgia: Industrial Management. ROBERT L. HERRING, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. JAMES O. HEWKE, Dumont, New Jersey: Chemical Engineering. ROY S. HICKMAN, Waynesboro, Georgia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. ANTHONY B. HIGGINS, Hopewell, Virginia: Civil Engineering: Kappa Sigma. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O WILLIAM THOMAS HIGGINS, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Chi: Traclc, I. DONALD HERBERT HILDEBRAND, Santa Ana, California: Architecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4. O LUCIO WARE HILL, Locust Dale, Virginia: Industrial Manage- ment: Kappa Alpha. TERRELL WINGFIELD HILL, Columbus, Georgia: Textile Engi- neering: Phi Delta Theta: Alpha Phi Omega, 4: Swimming, I. O WILLIAM W. HILL, JR., Baltimore, Maryland: Mechanical Engineering: Theta Xi. DAVID BENNETT HILLEY, Decatur, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Industrial Management Club, 3, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 4. I ROBERT DYER HILLEY, JR., Decatur, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. MYRICK S. HILSMAN, JR., Marietta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. O CLAUDE DAVID HIOTT, Charleston, South Carolina: Industrial Management: Phi Sigma Kappa: Tech Management Club, 4. THOMAS RANDOLPH HITZ, Bergentield, New Jersey: Electrical Engineering: Masonic Club, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. O HOWARD BURTON HODGDEN, JR., Daytona Beach, Florida: Chemical Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: American Chemical Society, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4. ROBERT EDWARD HODGSON, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Chi Phi: American Chemical Society, 4. 7I O ROBERT LEE HOGAN, I-Iapeville, Georgia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Phi Kappa Tau. WILL LEE HOLLADAY, Miami, Florida: Electrical Engineering. O BILLY BAKER HOLLAND, Statesboro. Georgia: Architecture: Sigma Chi: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Yellow Jacket, I, 2, 3, 4: Engineer, 3. EDWARD J. HOLLER, West New York, New Jersey: Electrical Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau. , O ALBERT LOUIS HOLLIMAN, Macon, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: A. S. M. E., Treasurer, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. MATTHEW JOSEPH HOLLWEDEL, Brooklyn, New York: Industrial Engineering. O EUGENE EMIL HOLMEN, Havertown, Pennsylvania: Industrial Management: Lambda Chi Alpha: Industrial Management Society, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Marketing Club, 4: International Relations Club, 3, 4: Foil and Mask Society, 3: Major, A. R. O. T. C. WILLIAM PIERCE HOLT, Alloany, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering. Q WILLIAM RYAN HORNE, Tallahassee, Florida: Chemical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega, President, 3: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4: T. M. A., Treasurer, 3. WILLIAM CHARLES HORSEY, Baltimore, Maryland: Mechan- ical Engineering: Student Council, 3, 4: A. S. M. E., Secretary, 4: Co-op Club, 3, 4. O RICHARD LEWIS HOTALING, West Palm Beach, Florida: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: A. S. C. E., 3, 4. WILLIAM EDWARD HOUSER, Tampa. Florida: Mechanical Engineering: A. S. M. E., 4. 72 O CALVEN E. HOUSTON, Colquitt, Georgia Civil Engineering: A. S. C. E., 4: Traclr, I, 2 S. A. M. E., 4. H. SCOTT HOWELL, Montgomery, Alabama Textile Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: Vice President, 4: Golf, I, 2, 3, 4: Phi Psi, 4: A. A. T. C. C., 4 Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. HARRY WILSON HOWELL, Sevierville, Ten nessee: Architecture: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Secre tary, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Architectural Society, 3, 4 Dean's List, 3, 4. JOHN C. HOWINGTON, Atlanta, Georgia Industrial Engineering: Chi Phi. THE SEHIUR ELIISS O SAMUEL LEROY HUBBS, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: A. I. E. E., 3, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. JOHN JUSTUS HUDIBURG, JR., Holly Ridge, North Carolina: Electrical Engineering: Phi Kappa Phi: Eta Kappa Nu: Dean's List, 3. 4: A. I. E. E. DALE L. HUGGINS, Chattanooga, Tennessee Electrical Engineering: Beta Theta Pi. DOUGLAS FRANK HUGGINS, Atlanta, Geor- gia: Industrial Management: Industrial Management Club, 4. 73 O ERNEST C. HULSEY, JR., Grittin, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4. HENRY C. HUMPHREYS, Whitwell, Tennessee: Textile Engineering: Phi Delta Theta. WILLIAM ROBERT HUNSICKER, Shawnee, Oklahoma: Electrical Engineering: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. WILLIAM SINGLETON HUNT, McDonough, Georgia: Civil Engineering: American Society of Civil Engineers, President, 4. THE SEIIIIIR IILIISS O CHARLES SIDNEY HUSBAND, JR., New York, New Yorlc: Industrial Management. JOHN CARL HUSKISSON, JR., Tampa, Flor- ida: Industrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega, Treasurer, 4: ANAK: ODK: Koseme: Pi Delta Epsilon, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, President, 4: Ramblin' Reel: Club, 3, 4: Publications Board, 2, 4: Student Council, 2: Freshman Class President: Student Trial Board: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: Technique, I, News Editor, 3: Blue Print, Sports Editor, 2, 3, Editor, 4: Stunt Night Chairman, 3. RAYMOND F. HUST, Meridian, Mississippi: Industrial Management: Independent Students' Or- ganization: Industrial Management Club. JOHN L. HUTCHESON, Ill, Rossville, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Delta Theta. O DONALD OAKLEY HUTCHINSON, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma, Vice President, 4: A. I. Ch. E.: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. ROBERT NEWTON HUTTON, III, Gallatin, Tennessee: Chemical Engineering: Sigma Chi: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Drama Tech, 4, Vice President, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Technique, 2, 4: A. C. S., 3, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4: Glee Club. I, 2, 3, President, 4. ' WILLIAM HARIVEL HYATT, LaGrange, Geor- gia: Electrical Engineering: A. I. E. E., 4: I. R. E., 4. HAL MAURY INGMAN, Miami, Florida: Me- chanical Engineering: Pi Kappa Alpha: Vice Presi- dent, 2, 3, 4: I. F. C., 3: A. S. M. E., 3. 74 O GARNER HALL IVEY, JR., Albany, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4: A. S. C. E., 4: Wrestling, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS NETTLES IVEY, Ashville, North Carolina: Industrial Management: Tech Manage- ment Club, 3, 4. JOHN DAVID JACKSON, Sanford, Florida. Textile Engineering: Pi Kappa Alpha: Phi Psi, 3, Treasurer, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Co-o Club, 2, 3, 4. PAT M. JACKSON, Monroe, Georgia: Civi Engineering: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: A. S. C. E., 3, 4 O THOMAS JACKSON, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2: American Chemical Society, 2. STANLEY T. JAKUBOWSKI, Utica, New Yorlc: Ceramic Engi- neering. O LIONEL E. JALLER, Long Beach, New York: Chemical Engi- neering: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. ALBERT C. JAMES, Nashville, Tennessee: Architecture: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Bulldog Club. O FREDDIE E. JAMES, Augusta, Georgia: Architecture. ALEX R. JANCEWICZ, Bayonne, New Jersey: Industrial Man- agement: Tech Management Club, 4. O WALTER JOSEPH JANf1YS, Ansonia, Connecticut: Chemical Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: White and Gold Club, 3: American Chemical Society, 2: Table Managers Association, I: Tech Glee Club, I: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 2: Engineer, I. STEPHEN LAYFETTE JARRIEL, JR., Collins, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon: American Institute of Civil Engineers. O THOMAS WISTAR JAY, Shellman, Georgia: Architecture: Phi Delta Theta: Architectural Society, 4: I. F. C., 3: Phi Eta Sigma: Blue Print, I, 2: Technique, I, 2. DAVE HENRY JENKINS, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engi- neering: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. O FRANCIS MILTON JESSUP, JR., Eastman, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. ROBERT W. JETER, Shreveport, Louisiana: Mechanical Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 75 O BERNARD HOLTON JETT, JR., Huntington, West Virginia: Chemical Engineering: Phi Sigma Kappa: Briarean Society, Treas- urer, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3. ROBERT C. JETT, Parkin, Arkansas: Industrial Management: Tau Kappa Epsilon, 2: Flying Club, President, I, Vice President, I, Secretary, I: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, I. O WILLIAM STARKE JETT, III, Ormond Beach, Florida: Civil Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Scabbard and Blade, 3, Treasurer, 4: Kappa Kappa Psi, 3: Omicron Delta Kappa, 4: Band, I, 2, 3: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, Secretary, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Student Council, 3, Treasurer, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: Lt. Commander, N. R. O. T. C. THORNLEY CARUTHERS JOBE, Jaclcson, Tennessee: Electrical Engineering: Sigma Chi: Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi. O CHARLES EDWARD JOHNSON, Charleston, South Carolina: Industrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega: Industrial Management Society: Arnold Air Society: Tech Management Club, 3, Correspond- ing Secretary, 4: Tech Marlreting Club, Vice President, 4: Industrial Management Student Representative: Industrial Management lm- provement Committee. HERBERT WEBSTER JOHNSON, Sylvania, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. O JACK JERVIS JOHNSON, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering. JOHN ELWYN JOHNSON, JR., West Chester, Pennsylvania: Architecture: Delta Tau Delta: Architectural Society, 4. O WILLIAM AARON JOHNSON, Atlanta, Georgia: Ceramic Engineering: Kappa Sigma: American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Ritle Team, I, 2, 3, 4: Manager Traclc Team, 3: Manager Cross Country Team, 3, 4. WILLIAM L. JOHNSON, Athens, Georgia: Architecture. O JAMES GORDON JOHNSTON, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Industrial Management Society, 4: 'Tech Management Club, 4: Dean's List, 4. REMINGTON JOHNSTON, Asheville, North Carolina: Indus- trial Management: Tech Marketing Club, 4. 76 O THOMAS WALKER JOINER, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Architectural Society, 4. ALFRED HIX JONES, Indianola, Mississippi: Industrial Manage- ment: Theta Chi, Secretary, 3. ANDREW JACKSON JONES, JR., Dcnalsonville, Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Sigma: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. CHARLES HAMILTON JONES, Fairburn, Georgia: Civil Engi- neering: Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4: lntertraternity Council, 2, 3, 4: American Society of Civil Engii neers, 3, 4. CYRIL JOSEPH JONES, Broolclet, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4. DELMAR D. JONES, Cheyenne, Wyoming: Aeronautical En- gineering. O FREDERICK LAMAR JONES, Booneville, Mississippi: Industrial Engineering: Kappa Sigma: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Pershing Rifles, I, 2, 3: Alpha Phi Omega, I, 2, 3: Blue Print, Circulation Manager, 2, Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4: Publications Board, 4: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, I, 2. 3, 4: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 2, 3, 4: International Relations Club, 2: Society tor the Advancement ot Management, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon Award, 3. WARREN RAYMOND JONES, Baltimore, Maryland: Civil Engineering: American Society of Civil Engineers. WILLIAM CRAWFORD JONES, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Chi, Vice President, 4: Industrial Management Society, Vice President, 3, Treasurer, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 4: Technique, 3: Tech Management Club, 3: St. Patriclc's Council, 3, 4: Golf Team, 3, 4. WILLIAM SMITH JONES, Bremen, Georgia: Architecture. JOHN CLEMENT JORIS, JR., Shreveport, Louisiana: Civil Engineering: Theta Chi: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4. THOMAS GREY JOYCE, Decatur, Georgia: Architecture: Theta Xi: Architectural Society, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR IQLIISS O DONALD MURRAY JUDD, Jacksonville, Florida: Ceramic Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: ODK, Secretary'Treasurer, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Keramos Club, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Athletic Board, 4: Pub- lications Board, 4: IFC, 3: White and Gold Club, 3, 4: American Ceramics Society, I, 2, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Technique, Assistant Sports Editor, 2, Sports Editor, 3, Editor, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 4. WILLIAM EDWARD JUSTEN, Tampa, Florida: Industrial Man- agement: Industrial Management Society, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Tech Marketing Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 4: Newman Club, I. JAMES B. KALMBACH, Shreveport, Louisiana: Mechanical Engineering: Kappa Alpha: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi: Dean's List, I, 2, 3: Yellow Jacket, 3, 4. CARL JOSEPH KAMINSKY, JR., Freeland, Pennsylvania? Elec- trical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. MARSHALL NOAH KATZ, Columbia, South Carolina: Civil Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Secretary, 3, President, 4: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 4: Society ot Military Engineers, 4: Hillel, 2, 3, 4: I. Z. F. A., 2, 3, 4. WALTER ERNST KAUFMANN, Douglaston, Long Island, New York: Mechanical Engineering: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. O THOMAS JACKSON KEEL, LaGrange, Georgia: Architecture. MARVIN JOE KEENER, Evansville, Indiana: Industrial Manage- ment: Phi Delta Theta: T Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, I, 2. I. GEORGE KELLERMANN, Jamaica, New York: Industrial Management: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Treasurer, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4. ROBERT DOLAN KELLEY, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Scabbarcl and Blade, 4. SAMUEL FRANKLIN KELLY, Jetierson, Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Alpha. EARL LENNOX KENDRICK, JR., Grittin, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha, President, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4: Track, 2: Cross Country Team, 2. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O BARHAM FOSTER KENNEDY, Union, South Carolina: Chemical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4: American Chemical Society, 4. JACK N. KENNEY, Athens, Georgia: Architecture: Architectural Society, 4, 5. O HOWARD A. KENYON, East Point, Georgia: Aeronautical Engineering. WILLIAM PENTECOST KENYON, Gainesville, Georgia: Indus- trial Management: Sigma Chi, Treasurer, 3: Phi Eta Sigma: Industrial Management Society, Secretary, 4: Tech Management Club, 4: Cross Country, I, 2, 3. O GATES BRUCE KIDD, Johnson City, Tennessee: Industrial Man- agement: Beta Theta Pi, Secretary, 3, President, 4: Industrial Management Society, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Technique Surveyor Editor, 2, Feature Editor, 3. JAMES HOMER KILLEBREW, Anniston, Alabama: Electrical Engineering: Sigma Chi: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Band, I. O ROBERT MORRIS KIMZEY, JR., Birmingham, Alabama: Me- chanical Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Secretary, 4: Pi Tau Sigma, Secretary, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: White and Gold Club, 3, 4: Technique, 2, 3, Sports Editor, 4: Student Council, 4: Resources tor Living Council Secretary, 4. DON DEAN KING, Canton, Ohio: Mechanical Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau, President, 4: Co-op Club, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4: Band, 2. O CARL KIRKLEY, JR., Augusta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. EDWARD STUART KIRKPATRICK, Suttolk, Virginia: Civil Engi- neering: Pi Kappa Alpha: Chi Epsilon, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Pi Eta Epsilon, 3, 4. O CLARENCE R. KITE, Perry, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega. ARCHIE CLYDE KITTRELL, Bainbridge, Georgia: Chemical En- gineering: American lnstitute of Chemical Engineers, 4: American Chemical Society, 4. 79 O HERBERT JAMES KIZER, JR., Jetierson, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Kappa Alpha: A. I. E. E., 4: Society tor the Advance- ment ot Management, 4: Society ot American Military Engineers 4: Yellow Jaclret, 4: Technique, 4. HOWARD ALLEN KORITZ, Boston, Massachusetts: Architec- ture: Tau Epsilon Phi: Football, I: Wrestling, I: Cross Country, I: Intertraternity Council, 4. O ROGER L. KRAFT, Altoona, Pennsylvania: Electrical Engineering. FRED J. KRAUSE, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Industrial Engi- neering: Kappa Alpha. O ROBERT LOUIS KRIMMEL, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engi- neering: American lnstitute of Chemical Engineers, 4. HEINZ WILLIAM KRUSE, Roselle, New Jersey: Industrial Engineering: Chi Psi: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 2, 4, Secretary, 3: International Relations Club, 2, Vice President, 3: A. I. E. E., 4: A. I. I. E., 4: Society tor the Advancement ot Management, 4. O BRUSE MONROE KUKLA, Great Neclc, New York: Chemical Engineering: American Chemical Society, 3, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4: Phi Eta Sigma. JEROME EDWARD LaBAW, Miami, Florida: Electrical Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization: Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4: Scabtaard and Blade, 4: Band, I, 2, 3, Captain, 4. O THEODORE EMIL LACHMANN, Forest Hills, New Yorlr: Me- chanical Engineering: Koseme: Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4: A. S. M. E.. 3, 4: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, I, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 3: Student Trial Board, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. HUSTON LINCOLN LaCLAIR, JR., Birmingham, Alabama: Industrial Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: Golt, 2, 3, 4. O LAWRENCE JOSEPH LADNER, Camden, New Jersey: Industrial Engineering: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers: Football, I, 3, 4. HENRY JOSEPH LAMOTHE, Springheld, Massachusetts: Chem- ical Engineering: A. I. Ch. E., Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma, 4. 80 O JAMES L. LANG, Augusta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Phi Delta Theta. WILLIAM DuFOUR LANG, Crawford, New Jersey: Electrical Engineering: Sigma Nu, Vice President, 4: A. I. E. E., 3, 4: Geechee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Yellow Jacket, 3, Circulation Manager, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 4. ' LINTON GRADY LANIER, JR., Statesboro, Georgia: Chemistry: Lambda Chi Alpha: American hemical Society, 4. WILLARD HILL LARISCY, Sylvania, Georgia: ndustrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega, Secre- arfy, 3, Vice President, 4: Student Concert and ecture Committee, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, , 4: Blue Print, 3, Sports Editor, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O ELMER W. LASHLEY. Atlanta, Georgia: Tex- tile Engineering: Masonic Club, 3, 4. WILLIAM DALE LATHBURY, Lincoln, Illinois: Architecture. ARMAS LAUPA, Tallinn, Estonia: Civil Engi neering. WILLIAM MCIVOT LAW, Atlanta, Georgia Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Amer- ican Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. Sl 0 GEORGE HENDRICKS LAYTON, College Park, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. JOSEPH E. LEACH, JR., Rome. Georgia: Civil Engineering. DANIEL ISAAC LEE, JR., Macon, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Kappa Alpha. PAO YU LEE, Shanghai, China: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma: International Relations Club, 2, 4: Chinese Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: Math Club, 3, 4: A. S. M. E., 4. TH E SEIIIUR ELI-ISS , O REX WOODRUFFE LeFEVRE, Atlanta, Georgia Industrial Management. LEO L. LEHNER, Memphis, Tennessee: Elec- trical Engineering. JOHN JOSEPH LEMM, Memphis, Tennessee Mechanical Engineering: Kappa Alpha: Co-op Club, 3, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. PRENTISS D. LEONARD, Macon, Georgia Industrial Management. O J. HARVEY LESTER, JR., Decatur, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma, Secretary, 1, 2, President, 4: Tau Beta Pi: A. I. Ch. E., 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. LEWIS MARK LEVENSON, Bridgeton, New Jersey: Chemical Engineering: Phi Epsilon Pi, Secre- tary, 3: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Ramblin' Reclc, 3, 4: White and Gold Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, President, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4: Technique, 2, 3, Features Editor, 4: Tech Tiller Editor, 3, 4. LEWIS ADAIR LEVIE, Cairo, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Nu, Secretary, 4: A. l. I. E., 4: International Relations Club, 3: Blue Print, 3. As- sistant Editor, 4. ZELVIN LEVINE, Savannah, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Phi Epsilon Pi, Secretary, 3: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: Chemistry Club, 3, Treasurer, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 3, President, 4: Math Club, 3, 4: Geechee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4: A. I. Ch. E. National Award, I95O: Tau Beta Pi Theme Award, l95O. 82 O PHILLIP LEVY, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Archi- tecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4, 5. TED LEVY, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Phi Epsilon Pi: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, I, 2: Flying Club, 4: Radio Club, 2: Blue Print, 3, 4: Swimming Team, I, 2, 3, 4: Gym Team, 2. LEROY LEWIS, Wrens, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Marketing Club, 4. LUTHER HERNDON LEWIS, Millen, Georgia? Electrical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: A. I. E. E., 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu, 4. O FRANK R. LIGHT, Rebecca, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. ROBERT BRUCE LIGHTNER, Huntington, West Virginia: Elec- trical Engineering: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Radio Club, 3: Camera Club, 3, 4. O CLARENCE E. LINDSAY, Birmingham, Alabama: Mechanical Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. BOBBY FRANK LING, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. O LEWELL M. LIVELY, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Aeronautical Engi- neering. MARTIN COPE LIVINGSTON, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Chi Phi: A. I. I. E., Secretary, 4: Society for the Advancement ot Management, Treasurer, 4: T Club, 4: Basketball Manager, 2, 3. O ORLANDO LLENZA, I-lato Rey, Puerto Rico: Architecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Latin American Club, I, 2: Air R. O. T. C. Ritle Team, 3, 4. JOHN T. LONG, Albany, Georgia: Aeronautical Engineering: Phi Kappa Phi. O WENDELL PHILLIP LONG, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Chemistry: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, Vice President, 4: Chemistry Club, 3, Vice President, 4: Student Council, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma Award, 3. LOUIS LOPEZ, JR., Tampa, Florida: Chemical Engineering: Latin American Club, 3, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4. O STERNS BRANTLEY LOTT, JR., Selma, Alabama: Industrial Engineering: Kappa Sigma: American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers, 4: Technique, 2. JOHN REEVES LOWE, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Manage- ment: Phi Sigma Kappa, President, 3: Intertraternity Council, I, 2, 3: Tech Management Club, 3, 4. 83 O ALVIN LOWI, JR., Gadsden, Alabama: Mechanical Engineering Phi Epsilon Pi: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4 American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4: Swimming, I, 2, 3 Navy Ritle Team, I, 2, 3, 4. Phi Epsilon Pi, Secretary, 4: Koseme: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Ramblin Reclc Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, Parade Committee, 4: Blue Print, 2: Band, I, 2, 3: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, Treasurer, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4: I. F. C., 2, 3. O JOHN L. G. LUDLOW, Westtield, New Jersey: Textile Engineer- ing: Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President, 2, President, 4: Bulldog Club, Vice President, 3, President, 4. JOSEPH ALBERT LUTES, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement. O GAINES CLAUDE LUTHER, JR., Greenville, South Carolina: Mechanical Engineering: American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, 3, 4. JOHNNIE ALBERT LYNCH, Memphis, Tennessee: Architecture. O HENRY WILSON MACLIN, JR., Albany, Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Alpha. THEODORE JOSEPH MALGERI, East Orange, New Jersey: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 2, 3, 4: Arnold Society of Air Cadets, 4: Distinguished Military Student. O FRANK JEREMIAH MALONEY, JR., West Englewood, New Jersey: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: A. S. M. E., 4: Dean's List, I, 3, 4: Swivet, 3, 4. RICHARD MARVIN MANDEL, Newark, New Jersey: Industrial Engineering: Phi Epsilon Pi, Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 4: Alpha Pi Mu, 4: Camera Club: Technique: Hillel, I, 2, 3, 4: Society tor Advancement ot Management, 3: A. I. l. E., 4: Alpha Pi Mu, 4: White and Gold Club, 2, 3, 4. O ANDREW JOHN MANGIONE, Stamford, Connecticut: Archi- tecture: Lambda Chi Alpha: Architectural Society, 4. GORDON EDWIN MANSFIELD, Cartersville, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, Secretary, 4: American Chemical Society, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. 84' DAVID L. LOWI, Gadsden, Alabama: Chemical Engineering: Q HUGH B. MANSON, JR., Jacksonville, Florida: Aeronautical Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 4. BILL ALLAN MARION, Memphis, Tennessee: Chemistry: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, 4: Foil and Mask, I, 2, President, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi: Wesley Foundation, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4: Chemistry Club, 4: Lieutenant, N. R. O. T, C. EDWARD LYNN MARION, Malverne, New York: Chemical Engineering: Alpha Chi Sigma, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4: American Chemical Society, 4. ROBERT EDWIN MARQUAND, Hollywood, Florida: Electrical Engineering: Chi Psi, President, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: St. Patriclc's Council, 3, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 3, Secretary. 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engi- neers, 3, 4. EDWARD GENE MARTIN, Jackson, Mississippi: Industrial Man- agement: Kappa Alpha: Industrial Management Society, 4: Ramblin' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Ritle Team, I. JESSE DAVID MARTIN, JR., Albaniy, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Key Club, 3: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Blue Print, 3. O JASPER MARION MARTIN, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. LONNIE W. MARTIN, Inman, South Carolina: Electrical Engi- neering: Tau Kappa Epsilon. MANUEL ROBERT MARTIN, JR., Brooklyn, New York: Mechan- ical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 2, 3, 4: Newman Club, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3. JAMES ALLEN MATTHEWS, Rocky Mount, North Carolina: Industrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega, President, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, Vice President, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Basketball, I: Baseball, I. ROBERT SHAW MATTHEWS, New York, New York: Aero- nautical Engineering: lnstitute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 2, 3, 4. HERSCHEL MAXEY, Watlrinsville, Georgia: Architecture: Inde- pendent Students' Organization: Camera Club, I, 2, 3, 4. i THE SEIIIUR EIHS5 O THEODORE WILLIAMS MAY, Macon, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4: Society ot American Military Engineers, 3, 4: St. Patriclc's Council. MANVILLE J. MAYFIELD, Atlanta, Georgia: Ceramic Engineer ing: Sigma Chi. BILLY B. MAZANTI, Pine Bluti, Arkansas: Civil Engineering. SAMUEL RANDOLPH MCCARTHA, JR., Rome, Georgia: Archi- tecture: Architectural Society, 4. DALLAS L. MCCLELLAN, JR., Savannah, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. RICHARD MARTIN MCCLOSKY, Tampa, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Kappa Alpha: Pi Delta Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4: Technique, 3, 4. O JAMES ROBERT McCLURE, LaGrange, Georgia: Industrial Management: Delta Tau Delta: Colonel, R. O. T. C. LEE R. MCCLURE, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. STEWART WILBURN MCCORMICK, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Ceramic Engineering: Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President, 4: American Ceramic Society, 2, Vice President, 3, 4. HENRY HANKS McCOY, JR., Wloodbury, Georgia: Civil Engi- neering: Co-op Club, 3, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4. MARVIN BAXTER McCREERY, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Chi: Band, 3, 4: Society of American Military Engineers: Kappa Kappa Psi: Rifle Team. ARTHUR HENRY McCRUM, Decatur, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering: American institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. HE SEII EIHS O WILLIAM E. McDANIEL, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement. NORMAN HUNTER McDONALD, Jacksonville, Florida: In- dustrial Engineering: Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 2, 3: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, 4: Society tor Advancement ot Management, 3: Technique, I, 3, 4: Swimming, I: Golf, 3. O JOSEPH MICHAEL MCDONOUGH, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management. JOHN M. McELRATH, JR., Macon, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. O HENRY A. MCGEE, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineer- ing: Sigma Nu: Glee Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 4: Engineer, 4. TOM WILLIAM McGEEVER, Decatur, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Theta Chi: American Chemical Society, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, Treasurer, 4. O JAMES BARTOW MCGILLIS, Smyrna, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4: Radio Club, 4: R. O. T. C. Ritle Team, I, 2, 3, 4. CLAUDE AUGUSTUS McGlNNIS, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Chi Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Delta Epsilon: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: Blue Print, I, 2: Engineer, I, 2: Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, 4: Captain R. O. T. C.: American Chemical Society, Secretary, 4. O MARVIN WESLEY McGOOGAN, Brunswick, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers. SAMUEL R. McGRAINE, Richmond, Virginia: Textile Engineer- ing: Sigma Phi Epsilon: T Club, 3, 4: Spiked Shoe, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3. O GORDON RICHARD McHAN, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Foil and Mask, l, 2: Camera Club, 3, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. STEPHEN R. McILVAINE, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Alpha Tau Omega. 87 O ERICH LAYTON McINNIS, Decatur, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Sigma Phi Epsilon. WILLIAM YOUMANS MCLEAN, Douglas, Georgia: Architec- ture: Architectural Society, 5. C LUTHER MARVIN McLEOD, JR., Albany, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Scabbard and Blade: Society ot American Military Engineers, Treasurer, 4. LYNWOOD LEROY McMICHAEL, Augusta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, Junior Hotel Men ot America: Pi Eta Epsilon. G GARLAND M. McNUTT, JR., Miami, Florida: Industrial Engi- neering: Chi Phi: Society tor the Advancement of Management, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. BEN R. MCREE, Athens, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, Vice President, 4: Resources for Living Council, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4. C HOWARD M. MCWHORTER, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Pi Kappa Phi: Skull and Key, 2: Yellow Jacket Club, I: Technique, 2. HECTOR MANUEL MEDINA, Havana, Cuba: Mechanical Engineering: Latin American Club, 4. Q RENZA RAY MEEK, Smyrna, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. KARL WILLIAM MESCHKE, Brunswiclc, Georgia: Chemistry: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: Tau Beta Pi: Scabbard and Blade, 3, Secretary, 4: Tech Tiller, 2, 3: Armed Services Chemical Society Award, 3: Dean's List. 2, 3, 4: Lt. Commander N. R. O. T. C. O WALKER GARNER MILLER, Sylvania, Georgia: Industrial Management: Independent Students' Organization: Tech Manage- ment Club, 4. ALBERT FLEMING MILLS, Follcston, Georgia: Electrical Engi- neering: Lambda Chi Alpha, President, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Ramblin' Reclc Club, 3, 4: White and Gold Club, 2, President, 3, 4: Table Managers Association, 2, 3: Yellow Jacket, I: Student Council, 4. 88 FRANK B. MILSTEAD, JR., Pensacola, Florida: lectrical Engineering: Kappa Alpha: American nstitute ot Electrical Engineers: International Re- ations Club. JOHN J. MINER, Rochester, New York: ln- ustrial Engineering: Phi Sigma Kappa, Vice Presi- ent, 3, President, 4: lntertraternity Council, 4. JAMES THOMAS MINTON, JR., Miami. Iorida: Industrial Management: Delta Tau Delta, ecretary, 3, 4: Industrial Management Club, 3: lue Print, 3. JAMES EVANS MITCHELL, Griffin, Georgia: extile Engineering: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4: Delta appa Phi, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELIISS O SAMUEL JONES MITCHELL, Thomasville, Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Alpha Industrial Management Society: Student Council 3: lnterfraternity Council. 3, 4: Drama Tech, 4. WILLIAM KENNETH MIZE, Commerce Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Kappa Tau Pi Eta Epsilon: Flying Club, 4: Swimming Team JOSEPH CLARK MONAGHAN, JR., Atlanta Tech Management Club, 4: Newman Club, 2, 4 Tech Marlzeting Club, 4. ROBERT EMMETT MONAHAN, JR., Americus, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Kappa Sigma, Vice President, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4. 89 Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Alpha: O FELIX BOWDEN MONTGOMERY, Greenville, South Carolina: Textile Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: Engineer, 3, Advertising Manager, 4. GENE T. MOODY, Denton, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Independent Students' Organization. JAMES GERALD MOODY, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Institute of Radio Engineers, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. FRANK CUSHMAN MOORE, Granby, Con- necticut: Industrial Management: Sigma Nu: Inter- national Relations Club, 2, 3, 4: Table Managers Association, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Board of Governors, Fraternity Managers Associa- tion: Ensign, N. R. O. T. C. THE SEIIIUR ELIISS O H. CLAY MOORE, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Alpha, Secretary, 4: Industrial Management Society, Secretary, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Phi Eta Sigma, I: Dean's List, 2, 3: Track Team, I. PETER GRAHAM MOORE, Lalce Worth, Flor- icla: Physics. ' DouGALo SEYLE MORCOCK, Avondale Estates, Georgia: Aeronautical Engineering: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 4: Glee Club, I. ALLEN POTTS MORGAN, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Kappa Alpha. O WILTON C. MORGAN, Lavonia, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 4. ZELLIE MORGAN, Carrollton, Georgia: Textile Engineering. EARL C. MORRIS, Fitzgerald, Georgia: Me- chanical Engineering. J. ROY MORRISON, Chattanooga, Tennessee Architecture. 90 O STANLEY DALE MOTSINGER, Taylorsville, North Carolina: Chemical Engineering: Briarean Society, Vice President, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Co-op Club, 4, Treasurer, 3. EDWARD MUECKE, JR., Macon, Georgia Electrical Engineering. MATTHEW WILLIAM MULHERIN, Augusta Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Delta Theta Football, 3, 4: Swimming, 4. WILLIAM LAKE MULLETT, Ouitman, Missis sippi: Mechanical Engineering: Sigma Nu, Vic President, 3: Pi Tau Sigma, Vice President, 4: Ta Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Scabbarcl and Blade, 3, 4 Lt. Colonel R. O. T. C., 4: American Society o Mechanical Engineers, 2, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4 O JOHN L. MUNDORFF, Atlanta, Georgia: Aeronautical Engi- neering: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 4. HAMILTON BAILEY MUNDY, JR., Harlem, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Independent Students' Organization, Techwood Unit, Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 4, President, 4: Co-op Club, 4, Vice President, 2, 3: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: St. Patricl:'s Council, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Society tor Advancement ot Me- chanical Engineering, 4: Technique, 3: Engineer, 3, Assistant Adver- tising Manager, 4: Captain R. O. T. C. O JOHN H. MURPHY, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Phi Kappa Phi. EDWARD MURRAY, Fitzgerald, Georgia: Industrial Manage- ment. O WALTER ASHE MURRAY, JR., Fitzgerald, Georgia: Industrial Management: Industrial Management Society, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Masonic Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4. WILLIAM HENRY MUSE, Jackson, Tennessee: Textile Engineer- ing: Alpha Tau Omega: Phi Psi, 3, 4: Armed Forces Communication Association, 3, 4: American Association ot Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, Vice President, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 4: Armed Forces Communication Association Award, 3: Distinguished Military Student, 4: Student Council, 4. O ARTHUR R. MYERS, JR., Washington, D. C.: Civil Engineering. WILLIAM AUBREY NABERS, Yazoo City, Mississippi: Aero- nautical Engineering: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 4. O ALAN DAVID NACHT, East Orange, New Jersey: Textile Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Chem- ical Society, 3, 4: American Association ot Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3, 4: Technique, I, 2: Band, I, 2, 3: Drama Tech, I, 2, 3: Delta Kappa Phi, 4: Towers I. S. O. Unit, Treasurer, 4. HENRI CHARLES NADWORNY, Queens Village, Long Island, New York: Aeronautical Engineering: Sigma Chi: Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 2, 3, 4: Technique, 3, 4. O CLIFFORD ALBERT NAHSER, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture. GEORGE G. NALESNIK, Clitton, New Jersey: Industrial Engi- neering: Alpha Tau Omega. 9l O TAYLOR EDWIN NANCE, Fayetteville, North Carolina: Ceramic Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: Keramos, 4, Vice President, 3: American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, President, 4: St. Patricl:'s Council, 3, 4: Bridge Club, 3, 4: Dean's List, l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD JAY NAPOLI, Miami, Florida: Civil Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: Y Council, I: I. R. C., I, 4: American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Radio Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country Traclc, I. O THOMAS CHARLES NAUGHTON, Cleveland, Ohio: Aeronau tical Engineering: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 4. FREEMAN BROOKS NELSON, JR., College Park, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. O JOHN T. NEWTON, JR., Macon, Georgia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Theta Chi. JOEL B. NICHOLS, Martinez, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. O HAROLD TED NISSLEY, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Pi Kappa Alpha. BUFORD H. NORRIS, Columbus, Georgia: Civil Engineering. O ROBERT ELSMERE ODELL, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers. LOYD McLIN O'GUlN, JR., Gadsden, Alabama: Textile Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization: Phi Psi, 3. 4: Masonic Club, 3, 4. O BOMAR AMOS OLDS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Textile Engineer- ing: Pi Kappa Phi: Delta Kappa Phi: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Band, 3, 4. RALPH DEAN OLSEN, Lynn I-laven, Florida: Electrical Engi- neering: Sigma Nu: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Radio Club, I, 2: Drama Tech, l. 2. 92 O WILLIAM ADDISON OMOHUNDRO, Richmond, Virginia: Industrial Engineering. JOHN HENDERSON O'NEILI., JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Delta Theta: T Club, 3, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4: Cadet Colonel Air R. O. T. C., 4. CHARLES CORLISS OSTRANDER, Cedartown, Georgia: Physics: Independent Students' Organization: Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4. WILLIAM STERLING OSTRANDER, Cedartown, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Kappa Sigma, Secretary, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT OWEN, Wilmington, North Carolina: Aeronau tical Engineering. JACK G. OWENS, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Phi Sigma Kappa, Treasurer, 3: S. A. M., 4: A. I. I. E., 4: Geechee Club, I, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: Baseball, I, 2: Distinguished Military Student, 3. 4. O JOHN ROBERT OXENFELD, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Kappa Sigma: Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4: Yellow Jacket, 3: Engineer, 3, Art Editor, 4. ARTHUR N. PAHNO, Savannah, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Tau Kappa Epsilon. LEON NICHOLAS PAHNO, Savannah, Georgia: Civil Engineer- ing: Independent Students' Organization: Geechee Club, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4: American Concrete Institute. ROBERT EDWIN PARHAM, Griffin, Georgia: Textile Engineer- ing: Delta Kappa Phi, President, 4: Co-op Club, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, I. ANTHONY THOMAS PARISI, Mamaronecle, New York: Mechan- ical Engineering: Newman Club, I, 2, Treasurer, 3, 4: Glee Club, I, 2: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4: Technique, I. 2. HOLTON ROBERT PARRIS, JR., Charlotte, North Carolina: Industrial Management. ' THE SEIIIIIR EIHSS O JOSEPH T. PARZYCA, Milwaulcee, Wisconsin: Civil Engineering. ROBERT RAYMOND PATTERSON, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture. WILLIAM EARL PATTERSON, JR., Decatur, Georgia: Industrial Management. JAMES W. PATTON, Bessemer, Alabama: Industrial Manage- ment: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: T Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Scabloard and Blade, 4: Baseball. I, 2, 3, 4: Football, I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH BURLIN PAXTON, Canton, North Carolina: Chemical Engineering: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers. 3, 4. JOHN SMITH PEAGLER, JR., Laurel, Mississippi: Theta Xi: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. ' O PAUL SWINK PEARCE, JR., Milan, Tennessee: Electrical Engi- neering: Society ot American Military Engineers, 4, Treasurer, 4. HARRY ALAN PEARSON, JR., Detroit, Michigan: Industrial Engineering: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4: Foil and Maslr, I, 2. BEN AUDREY PELOT, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering. CHARLES ALEXANDER PENN, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. WARREN FRANCIS PENNEY, Decatur, Georgia: Architecture: Architecture Society, 4, 5. JOSEPH LUTHER PENTECOST, Winder, Georgia: Ceramic Engineering: Keramos, 3, Secretary, 4: Student Branch, American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma, 4. THE SEIIIUR EIIISS O CHARLES PERKINS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineer- ing: Chi Phi: Sigma Pi Sigma, 4. FRANK A. PERKINS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engi- neering: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. O PERCY AUGUSTUS PERKINS, JR., Memphis, Tennessee: Elec- trical Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Drama Tech: Armed Forces Communications Asociation. CHARLES AUSTIN PERRY, Helena, Arkansas: Industrial Man- agement: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President, 4: I. F. C., 3, 4: Bulldog Club, 4: Yellow Jacket, I: Blue Print, 2, 3. O LLOYD MILTON PERRY, Cartersville, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Tech Management Club, 4. ROBERT EDWARD PERRYMAN, Lithia Springs, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. O GERALD LAMAR PETERS, Brooksville, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. RALPH ARTHUR PETERSEN, Batavia, New York: Industrial Engineering: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers. O CHARLES HUGH PETERSON, Soperton, Georgia: Textile Engi- neering: Chi Phi: Football, I, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN GREACEN PETERSON, JR., Norfolk, Virginia: Elec- trical Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 3, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 3, 4. O DAVID HAROLD PETH, Marlow, Georgia: Mechanical Engineer- ing: Beta Theta Pi: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. RAYMOND M. PETRIE, New Orleans, Louisiana: Textile Engineering. 95 O JOHN L. PETTY, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi, 4: A. C. S., 4: A. I. Ch. E., 4: Dean's List, 4. WILLIAM C. PETTY, Nashville, Tennessee: Industrial Manage- ment: Pi Eta Epsilon, 2, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 2, 3, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 4: Armed Forces Communication Association, 3, 4: Distinguished Military Student: Lt. Colonel R. O. T. C. O ROY ALTON PFAFFMAN, Mobile, Alabama: Civil Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Chi Epsilon: A. S. C. E., 4: Dean's List, 4. FRED LOUIS PFARR, Bronx, New Yorlc: Electrical Engineering: Tau Kappa Epsilon: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. Q ALVA LIONEL PHILLIPS, JR., Macon, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tau Kappa Epsilon: I. F. C., 2, 3. ROBERT J. PICHA, Cicero, Illinois: Industrial Engineering. O ROBERT EDWARD PICKETT, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Chi: Alpha Pi Mu, 3, President, 4: Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4: Koseme: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3. 4: Tau Beta Pi: A. I. I. E.: St. PatricIc's Council, Vice President, 3: Band, I, 2, 3, Executive Officer, 4: Phi Eta Sigma, Secretary, I: Dean's List, 3, 4: Engineer, Managing Editor, 3: Student Trial Board, 3: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4: Band Scholarship, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4. EDWARD JOSEPH PILLERT, Shreveport, Louisiana: Architec- ture: Architecture Society, 4: Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, 4. O JOHN ELDON PIPPIN, Panama City, Florida: Electrical Engi- neering: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Briarean Society, Secretary- Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, President, 3: Eta Kappa Nu Sophomore Award: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4: Gym Team, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. WILLIAM HARRY PIRTLE, Warren, Arkansas: Electrical Engi' neering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. O JAMES HENRY PITMAN, Lalce City, Florida: Aeronautical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega. BASCOM EUGENE PITTMAN, Norcross, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. 96 O WALTER H. PLATT, Miami, Florida: Archie tecture. , WILLIAM B. POPE, JR., Livingston, Alabama: Electrical Engineering. JOSE IGNACIO PORTELA, I-labana, Cuba: Chemical Engineering: Independent Students' Or- ganization: Phi Eta Sigma: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: Latin American Club, I, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 2, President, 3. GARLAND BURNS PORTER, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS i Q HARRY E. PORTER, Savannah, Georgia: Architecture. JOSEPH EUGENE PORTER, Paducah, Ken- tucky: Civil Engineering: Kappa Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: A. S. C. E.: Chi Epsilon, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4: Arthur William's Scholarship: General Lucius D. Clay Scholarship. WILLIS DENSON PORTER, Cochran, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. KENNETH HARVEY POTTER, West Granville, New York: Aeronautical Engineering: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 4. 97 O ROBERT SMITH POUNDS, Marysville, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: Alpha Pi Mu, 3, Vice President, 4: A. l. l. E., 3, Recording Secretary, 4: Math Club, 3, Vice President, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT POWELL, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, 3, 4. NILON HOUSTON PRATER, Birmingham, Alabama: Chemical Engineering: Independent Stu- dents' Organization: Alpha Chi Sigma, 4: American Chemical Society, 4: American Institute of Chemi- cal Engineers, 3, 4. WILLIAM HARLAN PRESSLY, JR., Columbia, South Carolina: Electrical Engineering: Phi Kappa Tau, Treasurer, 3, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: A. I. E. E., 3, 4: St. Patricl:'s Council, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. THE SEIIIU EHS O WALTER VE. PRICE, JR., Pineville, Louisiana Architecture: Architectural Society, 4. HARRY L. PRUITT, Miami, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. FRANCIS D. PRYOR, JR., Leslie, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Gamma Delta, Secre- tary, 2, President, 3: Wesleyan Foundation, 3, 4: I. F. C.. 2. EDWIN RANDAL PURCELL, Ball Ground, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Co-op Club, 3, 4. O ROBERT B. PUTNEY, Lincoln, Nebraska: In- dustrial Engineering: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4, Vice President, 3. KLAUS PUTTER, Milltown, New Jersey: Elec- trical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: Briarean Society, President, 3: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi: Co-op Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3: St. Patriclc's Council, Vice President, 4: Freshman Scholarship Cup: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4: Technique, 2, 3: Gym Team, 2: I. R. E., President, 4. ALFRED LOUIS QUARIN, Memphis, Tennes see: Ceramic Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: American Ceramic Society. HENRY GRADY QUILLIN, Kingsport, Tennes see: Industrial Management. 98 O JOSEPH WILLIAM RABERN, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Independent Students' Or- ganization: A. I. Ch. E., 4. HENRY OSBORNE RAHN, Richmond I-Iill, Georgia: Industrial Management. HOWARD THOMAS RALEY, JR., Paragould. Arkansas: Mechanical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer, 2, 3: I. F. C., 2, 3, 4: Newman Club, 2, 3, 4. CECIL LYLE RAMSEY, Huntington, West Vir ginia: Chemical Engineering: Pi Kappa Alpha Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4: Co-op Club, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4: A. I. Ch. E., 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi Briarean Society. O JAMES EDWIN RANKIN, III, Louisville, Kentucky: Mechanical Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: St. Patrick's Council, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Yellow Jaclret, 3, 4: Freshman Swimming. RAY RANKIN RAST, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Textile Engineer- ing: Alpha Tau Omega: Koseme, Vice President, 4: Phi Psi, 4: Student Council, 2: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Publications Board, 3, 4: Student Concert and Lecture Committee, 3, 4: American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities' and Colleges: Blue Print, I, 2, Circulation Manager, 3, Advertising Manager, 4: Engineer, 2: Pi Delta Epsilon Award for Outstanding Work on the Blue Print Business Staff. O JOHN WILLIAM RAY, Jacksonville, Florida: Industrial Man- agement. ROBERT E. L. RAY, Dunbar. West Virginia: Civil Engineering: American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. O HENRY RICHARDSON READ, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Chi Phi, President, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Yellow Jacket, 4. JAMES WILLIAM REAGIN, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Architectural Society. O FRANK BARRETT REDFIELD, Torrington, Wyoming: Chemical Engineering: Chi Phi: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Debate Club, 2: Technique, 2, 3: Football, I, 2. ROBERT BRECKENRIDGE REED, Columbus, Ohio: Industrial Engineering: Phi Gamma Delta: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 2, 3, 4: Band, I, 3, 4: Camera Club, I: Technique, I, 2. O ANDREW HORATIO REEDER, JR., Big Stone Gap, Virginia: Industrial Management. THURSTON FRANCIS REESE, Duluth, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. O EDWARD ARTHUR REEVES, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. JAMES DAVID REEVES, Kansas City, Missouri: Chemical Engi- neering: Delta Sigma Phi. 99 O ANDREW N. REGAS, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN REGISTER, JR., Columbus, Georgia: Industrial Management: Pi Kappa Phi: T Club, 2, 3, 4: Baptist Student Union, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Basketball: Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Lt. Colonel, R, O. T. C., 4: Distinguished Military Student, 4. O JOHN B. REMION, Thunderbolt, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Theta Xi, Vice President, 3, President, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4: American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3. JOHN NORMAN RENSHAW, Marietta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Tech Marketing Club, 4: Tech Management Club, 4. O JOHN RAHILY RHODES, JR., Richmond, Virginia: Industrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega: Football, I, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4. LINCOLN PHELPS RICE, Norfolk, Virginia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4: Dean's List, 4. O MURIEL WAYNE RICE, Cotter, Arkansas: Electrical Engineering. JOHN THOMAS RICH, Ouitman, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Delta Kappa Phi: American Association ot Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4: Glenn, Independent Students' Organization Secretary, 3, President, 3, Treasurer, 4. O EARL W. RICHARDSON, Jackson, Tennessee: Chemical Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization, Glenn Unit President, 4: Alpha Chi Sigma, 3, Secretary, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4. ROBERT E. RICLES, Brookline, Massachusetts: Aeronautical Engineering: Tau Epsilon Phi, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, Presi- dent, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, I, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: Math Club, 3, 4. O STUART RIDENOUR, Marietta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Pi Kappa Alpha: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Drama Tech, 3, Treasurer, 4: Dean's List, 3: American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers, 3, 4: I. R. E., 4. HERBERT E. RIED, Cicero, Illinois, Industrial Engineering. IOO O HERBERT RIEKIN, Bronx, New York: Chemical Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: I-lillel, Secretary, 3, Executive Council Member, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4. JOHNNY PAUL RIGSBY, Titton. Georgia: Electrical Engineering. KENNETH RITCHIN, Brooklyn, New York: Architecture: Tau Epsilon Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES CALVIN RIVENBARK, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers. ROSARIO ANTHONY RIZZO, Brooklyn, New Yorlc: Civil Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Chi Epsilon, 4: Newman Club, 2, 3, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4. TALMADGE J. ROBBINS, Savannah, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4. O JIMMIE EARLE ROBERSON, Greenville, South Carolina: Mechanical Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Technique, I, 2, 3: Blue Print, I. EVERETT LEE ROBERTS, Decatur, Georgia: Architecture: Theta Chi: Architectural Society, 4. JOHN HAMILTON ROBERTS, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Elec- trical Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, President, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4: Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN B. ROBERTS, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Nu: Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4: Drama Tech, 3, 4: Debating Club, 4: Technique, 2: I. R. C., 3, 4. DOUGLAS WELBY ROBERTSON, Lyons, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. JAMES LAWRENCE ROBERTSON, JR., Augusta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Delta Tau Delta: Glee Club, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUII CLHSS O WILLIAM FITZGERALD ROBERTSON, JR., Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Management. WILLIAM MONROE ROBERTSON, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Alpha. THOMAS PAUL ROBINSON, JR., Chester, South Carolina: Architecture: Sigma Chi: Yellow Jacket, I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, I, 2. JOHN F. ROGERS, JR., Cincinnati, Ohio: Industriai Manage- ment: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Industrial Management Society, 3, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Swimming Team, I, 2, 3. WILLIAM THOMAS ROGERS, Decatur, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot EIectricaI Engineers. ALFRED H. ROLOFF, Cresskill, New York: EIectricaI Engineering. O MARIAN ROMER, Jackson I-Ieights, Long IsIand, New York: Textile Engineering: DeIta Kappa Phi: American Association ot Textile Colorists and Chemists: Flying Club: Freshman Swimming Team. STEPHEN A. ROOS, Denver, Coiorado: Civil Engineering: Delta Tau Delta. JAMES I. RORKE, Covington, Georgia: Industrial Management. LOUIS ARLINGTON ROY, JR., Atlanta. Georgia: Mechanical Engineering. LEWIS A. RUMPH, Marshallville, Georgia: Industrial Manage- ment: Tech Management Club. 3, 4: American Marketing Asso- ciation, 4. RUSSELL N. RUST, Shelby, Virginia: Electrical Engineering. THE SEIIIUR ELIIS5 O SAMUEL F. RUTLAND, Mitchell Station, Alabama: Chemical Engineering: Baptist Student Union, I, 2, Vice President, 3, 4. JACK SADOW, Harrison, New Jersey: Textile Engineering: Tau Epsilon Phi: American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists: Hillel: Arnold Air Society. -ii? O ROBERT FRANK SAILORS, JR., Soperton, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4: Society ot American Military Engineers, 4. SELMOUR SALMIRS, Brooklyn, New York: Aeronautical Engi- neering: Tau Epsilon Phi, Secretary, 3: institute ot Aeronautical Science, 2, 3, Chairman, 4. O NATHAN H. SALTER, Valdosta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. BRUCE JONES SAMS, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Manage- ment: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Koseme, Vice President, 3: ANAK, President, 4: O. D. K.: Phi Kappa Phi: Student Council, 2, Secre- tary, 3, President, 4: Ramblin' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Class President, 2: Industrial Management Society: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. O HAROLD J. SANDERS, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. JAMES R. SARVER, Nashville, Tennessee: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. O WILLIAM HERBERT SAUNDERS, Huntington, West Virginia: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma. JOHN JAMES SCALLY, New York, New York: Industrial Management. O DONALD EDWARD SCHAFFER, Fullerton, Pennsylvania: Civil Engineering: Theta Chi, Secretary, 4: Chi Epsilon, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, President, 4: American Society of Civil Engineers, 4: Baseball, l. EDWARD JOSEPH SCHATZ, New York, New York: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4, IO3 O ROBERT B. SCHLEMAN, New Yorlc, New York: Textile Engi- neering: Alpha Pi Omega, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE BENJAMIN SCHNABEL, Cocoa, Florida: Civil Engi- neering: Kappa Sigma, Treasurer, 2, President, 3: ANAK, Vice President, 4: ODK, Vice President, 4: Phi Kappa Phi: Tau Beta Pi, Vice President, 4: Koseme: Phi Eta Sigma: A. S. C. E., 3, 4: Chi Epsilon, 3, President, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4: Engineer, 2, 3, Editor, 4: l. E. C., 2, Vice President, 3: Gen. Lucius D. Clay Memorial Scholarship: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: Student Trial Board, 4, O KENNETH EARL SCOGGINS, Memphis, Tennessee: Industrial Engineering: Society for the Advancement ot Management, 3, 4: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. EDWIN SCOTT, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. O MALCOLM JERRY SCOTT, Waycross, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Masonic Club, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4. RICHARD GLENN SCOTT, Amory, Mississippi: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. O ROBERT PAUL SCOTT, JR., Chattanooga, Tennessee: Civil Engineering: Sigma Chi, Secretary, 3: Fraternity Managers' Associa- tion, 2, Vice President, 3: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Wrestling Team, I, 2. C. M. SEBATIAN, Crene, Virginia: Industrial Engineering. . LOCKWOOD BONNELL SEEGAR, Jacksonville, Florida: Indus- trial Management: Delta Tau Delta, Vice President, 4: Junior Hotel Men ot America, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4: Table Managers' Association, 3, 4. ROBERT GUOMON SEID, Greenville, Mississippi: Textile Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization: Tau Beta Pi: Delta Kappa Phi, 4: Chess Club, 4: Chinese Club, 3, 4: American Associa- tion of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. O WILLIAM FRANCIS SEIDEL, St. Joseph, Missouri: Civil Engi- neering: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, Treasurer, 4, Vice President, 4. MICHAEL F. SERMERSHEIM, Jasper, Indiana: Industrial Man- agement: Sigma Chi: ANAK: Koseme: Industrial Management Society, President, 4: Phi Kappa Phi: Omicron Delta Kappa: Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, President, 4: T Club, I, 2, 3, President, 4: Student Council, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4: Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 2: Junior Class Secretary: Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. IC4 O GEORGE FRANCIS SEYLE, JR., Savannah Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Chi Psi: Geechee Club, 3, 4. WILLIAM GRADY SHANNON, Atlanta, Geor- gia: lndustrial Management: Technique, 4. HUGH GRAYSON SHEARER, Atlanta, Geor- gia: lndustrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega: American Ceramic Society, 3: Wrestling, 2. ABIJAH CLIFTON SHEFFIELD, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: lndustrial Management. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O JAMES W. SHERRILL, Macon, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. EVERETT LEE SHIELDS, JR., Shaw, Mississippi: Architecture: Kappa Alpha, President. 4: ANAK, 4: Omicron Delta Kappa: Koseme: Architectural Society, 4: President, Junior Class: President, Senior Class: Bulldog Club, Secretary, 3: Rarnblin' Reclc Club, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, I, 2, 3, 4: Student Faculty Honor Committee, 4: Administrative Coun- cil, 3: I. F. C., 3: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4: Student Trial Board, 4. WILLIAM DRIVER SHIPPEN, Osceola, Arlcan- sas: Industrial Management: Kappa Alpha: N. R. O. T. C. Rifle Team. JAMES KINARD SHIVER, Atlanta, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: T Club, 3, 4: Ramblin' Reclc Club, 4: Delta Sigma Psi, 2, 3, 4: Phi Psi, 3, 4: Track, I, 2, 3, 4: Vice President of Senior Class: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4. I05 O HAL PETERSON SIKES, Douglas, Georgia: lndustrial Management: Tech Management Club, 4. JOHN WESLEY SIMMONS, III, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Theta C dent, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Tau Beta Club, I, 2: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: Dean's A. I. E. E., 4: I. R. E., 4: I. F. C., 3, 4. JOHN HILL SIMS, Lawrenceville, Electrical Engineering: American Institute trical Engineers, 4. WILLIAM WHITE SIMS, Dublin, lndustrial Engineering: Phi Delta Theta. Brunswick, hi, Presi- Pi: Glee List, 3: Georgia: of Elec- Georgia: THE SEIIIUR EIIISS 0 EARLE slMPsoN SINGLETARY, Thomasville. Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Phi Epsilon. AMNON SITSHIN, Tel Aviv, Israel: Aeronau- tical Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: I. Z. F. A., I, 2. 3, President, 4: Hillel, 4: I. R. C., 3, 4: Institute ot Aeronautical Sciences, 3, 4: Dean's List, 4. WILLIAM C. SLAPPEY, Sylvania, Georgia: Architecture. WILLIAM FRANTA SLIFE, Atlanta, Georgia? Industrial Management: Tech Management Club: Tech Marketing Club. Q GEORGE H. SMALL, JR., Atlanta, Georgia Textile Engineering. REGINALD LAMARR SMELLEY, Baldwin Georgia: Civil Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4. BRUCE DONALD SMITH, Enon Valley, Penn sylvania: Electrical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Co-op Club, 3, Secretary, 4 Technique, I, 2, Assistant Circulation Manager, 3. HUGH D. SMITH, Atlanta, Georgia: Aeronau tical Engineering. IO6 O LEROY JONES SMITH, JR., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Civil Engineering: American Society oi Civil Engineers, 4. RAYMOND BABBITI' SMITH, Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma, President, 2: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Kappa Phi. ROBERT HARDY SMITH, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Beta Theta Pi. ROBERT LEE SMITH, Atlanta, Georgia: Me- chanical Engineering: Theta Chi: Tau Beta Pi: Sigma Pi Sigma, 4. O ROBERT WILLIAM SMITH, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Alpha Tau Omega: Scabbard and Blade, 4: Spilced Shoe Club, 3, 4: T Club, 3, 4: Traclc, I, 2. 3, 4: Cross Country Team, I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS H. SMITH, Plains, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Independent Students' Organization. O THOMAS M. SMITH, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, President, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4: Technique, 2, Circulation Manager, 4. Advertising Manager, 4, Collection Manager, 4, Business Manager, 4: Yellow Jacket, I: Football, I. TRAVIS E. SMITH, JR., Milledgeville, Georgia: Architecture. O WILLIAM JERROLD SMITH, Plains, Georgia: Civil Engineering, WILLIAM LEE SMITH, Spruce Pine, North Carolina, Ceramic Engineering: Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer, 3: American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4. O HILTON BAZEMORE SOUTHER, Macon, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: American Institute of Industrial Engineers. STEWARD ARCHER SPARKS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Kappa Sigma: Alpha Phi Omega: Camera Club, I, 2, Vice President, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Industrial Management Club, 2, 3, 4: Drama Tech, 3, 4: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4: T Book, 3, Business Manager, 4: Yellow Jacket, 3, 4. O GEORGE EDWARD SPIVEY, Helena, Arkansas: Industrial Management: Kappa Alpha. NELSON SPOTO, Tampa, Florida: Architecture: Theta Xi. O MAURICE S. SPRATTLIN, Charleston, South Carolina: Civil Engineering. JOHN G. SPRAUL, Loclrland, Ohio: Chemical Engineering. I07 O GEORGE EVERETT SPRING, Honolulu, Hawaii: Ceramic Engi- neering: Phi Sigma Kappa, Secretary, 3: American Ceramic Society, 2, 3, 4: Newman Club, Secretary, 3: Table Managers' Association, 3: Ensign, Navy R. O. T. C. HUGH STEPHEN SPRUILL, Dunwoody, Georgia: Industrial Management. O JOHN MARVIN STANLEY, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering: Phi Delta Theta: Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4: Society for the Advancement of Management, 3, 4: Wrestling, I, 2. ALBERT FRANCIS STAPLETON, Stapleton, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering. O WILLIAM V. STEED, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. JOHN FRANKLIN STEEDLEY, JR., Panama City, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega, Vice President, 4: Tau Beta, Pi, Vice President, 4: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, President, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Vice Chairman, 4: Engineer, 3, Managing Editor, 4, Editor, 4: Technique, 2, 3: Blue Print, 2, 3. O ALEXANDER HAMILTON STEPHENS, Ill, Atlanta, Georgia: Ceramic Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Ceramic Society, 4. ' CLARK W. STEPHENS, LaGrange, Georgia: Architecture. O WILLIAM CURTIS STEPHENS, Macon, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4: American Forces Communication Association, 3, 4: Scabbard and Blade, 4. BENJAMIN HAZARD STEVENS, South Plainfield, New Jersey: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma: American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. O PAUL FREDERICK STEWART, St. Petersburg, Florida: Physics: Sigma Nu: Sigma Pi Sigma, 4: Camera Club, I, 2, 3: Radio Club, l, 2, 4: Masonic Club, 3, 4. RICHARD BRUCE STEWART, Decatur, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Chi Psi, Secretary, 3, 4: Pi Tau Sigma: Interiraternity Council, I, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4: A. S. M. E., 3, 4: Dean's List, 4. IO8 O CHARLES ROBERT STIGALL, Poplar Blutt, Missouri: Industrial Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Math Club, 3, 4. DAVID ALWYN STIVERS, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. VIRGIL ARTHUR STOCK, Belleville, Illinois: Industrial Manage- ment: Lambda Chi Alpha: Industrial Management Society, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4. MARSHALL CHRISTMAN STONE, JR., Spartanburg, South Carolina: Textile Engineering: Chi Phi: Phi Psi, 3, Vice President, 4: American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 3, 4: Swimming, I. WILLIAM BURGESS STONE, Logan, West Virginia: Chemical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Chem- ical Society, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4. JOHN WILLIAM STONIG, Bronx, New York: Industrial Man- agement: Independent Students' Organization: Tech Management Club, 4. O J. BRADY STOUGHTON, JR., Augusta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 2, 3, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. JAMES R. STOVER, Charleston, West Virginia: Industrial Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4: Society tor the Advancement of Man- agement, 4. DONALD LACHLAN STRANGE-BOSTON, Shreveport, Louisi- ana: Architecture: Delta Tau Delta: Pershing Rifles, 2, Vice President, 3: Architectural Society, 4, 5: Yellow Jaclret, 2: Foil and Mask Society, I, 2, Treasurer, 3. JOCK E. STRAPP, Little Rock, Arkansas: Textile Engineering: Sigma Epsilon Chi: Winner, Athletic Association Award tor Out- standing Service, 4. EDWARD EARL STRATTON, Cordele, Georgia: Civil Engineering. GERALD BROWN STRATTON, Memphis, Tennessee: Architec- ture: Architectural Society, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR IQLIISS O LEWIS A. STRAWN, Douglasville, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement. KENNETH THOMAS STRICKLAND, Calvary, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4: Dean's List, 4. FRANK DORSEY STRINGER, Memphis, Tennessee: Physics: Sigma Pi Sigma: Georgia Tech Bridge Club, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4. ROBERT JACKSON STRIPLING, JR., Waycross, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Delta Tau Delta: Delta Kappa Phi, 3, Vice President, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 4: T Club, 4: St. Patrick's Council, 3, 4: American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4: Baseball, I: Track Manager, 3. 4. HERBERT H. STUART, Birmingham, Alabama: Architecture: Pi Kappa Alpha. MARVIN HAROLD STUART, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Indus- trial Management: Phi Epsilon Pi, President, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, President, 4: Koseme: Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice President, 4: White and Gold Club, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 4: Resources tor Living Council, 4: Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, Managing Editor, 4. O WRAY G. SUCCOP, Miami, Florida: Architecture: Pi Kappa Alpha: Architectural Society. ROBERT NEWTON SUHR, Marietta, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering: Chi Phi: Society tor the Advancement of Management, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 2, 3, 4. HEYWARD TOWNSEND SULLIVAN, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. JOSEPH P. SULLIVAN, Atlanta, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Kappa Sigma: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Engineer, I. JOSEPH EDWIN SUMMEROUR, JR., Cumming, Georgia: Industrial Management: Sigma Nu: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: Bulldog Club, 3, 4: International Relations Club, 2: Alpha Pi Omega, I, 2, 3: Yellow Jaclret, 2, Circulation Manager, 3, Advertising Manager, 3, Assistant Business Manager, 4. LEWIS H. SWANN, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Industrial Management Club, 4. THE SEIIIUR IILIISS O CLARENCE ATLEE SWEETS, Chattanooga, Tennessee: Industrial Engineering: Kappa Alpha: Koseme: Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: White and Gold Club, 3, 4: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4: A. I. I. E., 2, 3, 4: Society for Advancement of Management, 3, 4: Alpha Pi Mu, 4: Yellow Jacket, I, 2, Managing Editor, 3, Editor, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4. LEWIS WINSTON SYKES, Wilmington, North Carolina: Indus- trial Management: Phi Delta Theta: T Club, 3, 4: Football, I, 3, 4. O WAI MUN SYN, Singapore, Malaya: Electrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Wesley Foundation, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4: Math Club, 3, Vice President, 4: Chinese Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 3: A. I. E. E., 4: I. R. E., 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL SZABLOWSKI, Harrison, New Jersey: Mechanical Engineering: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4: Newman Club, 2, 3, 4. O OWEN HAINES TAFFE, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture. CURTIS JORDAN TANNER, Sandersville, Georgia: Civil Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization: American Societiy ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4. O LUTHER L. TANNER, JR., Conley, Georgia: Chemical Engi- neering. WALTER ELLIS TARVIN, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, I, 2, 3. O BRUNO A. TASSAN, Logan, West Virginia: Mechanical Engi- neering: Pi Tau Sigma: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. CHARLES HERBERT TATE. Tallassee, Alabama: Civil Engineer- ing: Independent Students' Organization: American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. O CHARLES HAROLD TAYLOR, Waycross, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Theta Chi: Armed Forces Communications Association, 3, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute of Radio Engineers, 4: Captain, R. O. T. C., 4. GERALD K. TAYLOR, JR., Clearwater, Florida: Industrial Management: Sigma Nu, Secretary, 2, 3: Tech Management Club, Secretary, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. O HENRY TAYLOR, Atlanta, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Society of American Military Engineers, 4: American Society of Civil Engi- neers, 3, President, 4. JAMES C. TAYLOR, Huntington, West Virginia: Electrical Engineering. O THOMAS HERBERT TAYLOR, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. GUY JAMES TEATE, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering. O WILLIAM ALSTON TENNENT, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Industrial Management Society, 4. HAZIE B. TERRY, Bardwell, Kentuckfy: Aeronautical Engineering: Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3, Treasurer, 4. O R. E. A. TERRY, JR., Ft. Pierce, Florida: Architecture: Sigma Nu. LLOYD COLE THAYER, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: A. I. Ch. E., 4. O GEORGE TRAYLOR THIESEN, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Chi Phi: Tennis, 4: Track, I: Football, I, 2, 3: Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. GUY R. THOMAS, Attapulgus, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, 3, 4. O WILLIAM ANDERSON THOMAS, Nashville, Tennessee: Indus- trial Engineering: Sigma Chi: A. I. I. E., 3, 4: Society for Advance- ment ot Management, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, I, 2, 3, 4: Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, 4: Engineer, 4. LEON A. THOMPSON, Cordele, Georgia: Architecture. I I2 JAMES EARL THORNTON, Atlanta, Georgia: hemical Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Ameri- an Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. MARK DANIEL TILLER, Montgomery, Ala- ama: Architecture: Kappa Alpha, Treasurer, 4: rchitectural Society, 4. STEWART WARREN TIMMERMAN, Lynbroolc. ew York: Industrial Engineering: Phi Gamma elta: Pershing Rifles, I, 2. ERNEST R. TIMS, JR., I-Iarrison, Arkansas: Iectrical Engineering: Phi Kappa Sigma: Eta Kappa u, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, : Navy Rifle Team, 3, 4: Ensign, N. R. O. T. C., 4. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O JOHN OTTO TINIUS, Nacoochee, Georgia: Ceramics Engineering: Keramos, 3, 4: World Stu- dents' Funcl, 4: Student Council, 4: St. Patrick's Council, 3, 4: Arnold Air Society, 4: American Ceramics Society, 2, 3, 4: Distinguished Military Student. WILLIAM SHELDON TODD, Decatur. Georgia: Industrial Management. DANIEL JAMES TOLAN, Athens, Georgia: Physics: Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, Vice President, 4. BOBBY JOE TOLES, Rome, Georgia: Architec- ture: Theta Chi: Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4: Band. I, 2, 3: Architectural Society, 4. Il3 0 GILES CHAMBLIN TOOLE, JR., Chattahoo- chee, Florida: Industrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega, Secretary, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Blue Print, 2: Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C.: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 3. JAMES EDWARD TRENT, Birmingham, Ala- bama: Electrical Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers. JUAN A. TROITINO, JR., Habana, Cuba: Mechanical Engineering: Newman Club, I, 2: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 4. BURNEY L. TUCKER, JR., Murfreesboro, Ten- nessee: Architecture: Architectural Society, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR EIHSS 0 EDWARD FRANK TUCKER, Camaguey, Cuba: Industrial Management: Tau Kappa Epsilon. LAWRENCE K. TUCKER, Jacksonville, Florida: Industrial Management. ALBERT C. TUMLIN, Madison, Georgia: Textile Engineering. CHARLES JAMES TURNER, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. O JOHN FRANK TURNER, Carrollton, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Co-op Club, 2, 3, Vice President, 4: Y. M, C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4. PHILIP K. TURNER, Carlton, Georgia: Textile Engineering. WILLIAM EARL TURNER, Grittin, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Phi Delta Theta, President, 4: Tau Beta Pi, Secretary, 5: Phi Psi, 3, 4, President, 4: Briarean Society, Treasurer, 4, Vice President, 5: Phi Kappa Phi: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4, 5: Textron Scholarship, 5: Dean's List, 4, 5: Engineer, 4: Cross Country, I:Traclc, I: Phi Delta Theta President, 4. ELTON G. TURNIPSEED, JR., Pettit, Missis- sippi: Civil Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Chi Epsilon, 3, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4, II4 O JOHN SOUTHWELL TYSON, III, Follcston Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha ROBERT WOODRUFF TYSON, JR., Jackson Mississippi: Civil Engineering: Kappa Alpha: Amer ican Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4: Phi Epsilon, 4 Intramural Tennis Champion, 3: Tennis Team, 4 ROBERT WARREN UNKEFER, Deland, Florida Architecture: Tau Beta Pi, 4: Phi Kappa Phi, 4 Baptist Students' Union Council, 3, Publicity Di rector, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. EDWIN BENNETT UPCHURCH, Atlanta, Geor gia: Industrial Engineering. O PHILLIP REESE UPCHURCH, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ROBERT OWENS USRY, Augusta, Georgia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Independent Students' Organization, Techwood Unit President, 4: Phi Kappa Phi: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4: Briarean Society, Secretary, 3, President, 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4: Co-op Club, Secretary, 4: Dean's List, 3, 4. O JOSEPH ANTHONY VAILLANCOURT, Hartford, Connecticut: Chemical Engineering: Chemical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4: Newman Club, 3, 4. FRANK STEPHEN VALENTI, Tampa, Florida: Architecture: Phi Gamma Delta: Latin American Club, I, 2. O RAFAEL VALLINA, Chihuahua, Mexico: Industrial Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4: Society tor Advancement ot Management, 3, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4: Newman Club, I. ROBERT JAN VANDEN-HEUVEL, Staten Island, New York: Aeronautical Engineering: Wrestling Team, 2, 3. O VERNON LEE VAN HORN, JR., Hagerstown, Maryland: Industrial Engineering: Society tor Advancement ot Management, 3, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, President, 4. LEROY W. VANOVER, Owensboro, Kentucky: Architecture. O GEORGE M. VAN SANT, I-Iinton, West Virginia: Industrial Management: Beta Theta Pi. ARTHUR JOSEPH VAN SUETENDAEL, III, Yonkers, New York: Civil Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi, Vice President, 3: Treasurer, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4. O ROBERT B. VAN TASSEL, Lindale, Georgia: Textile Engineering. RICHARD DUGGER VAUGHAN, Miami, Florida: Civil Engineer- ing: Alpha Tau Omega: Chi Epsilon, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 4: White and Gold, 3, Secretary, 4: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4. II5 O VICTOR GRAVES VAUGHAN, JR., Attleboro, Massachusetts: Industrial Engineering: Delta Tau Delta: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4: R. O. T. C. Ritle Team, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ELI VAUGHN, Tampa, Florida: Chemical Engineering: Delta Tau Delta: Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: Band, I, 3: Librarian, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 4. O RICHARD JOHN VEENSTRA, Miami, Florida: Architecture: Kappa Alpha, Vice President, 3: Band, I, 2, 3: Architectural Society, 4. LEONARD F. VERDERY, Augusta, Georgia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Delta Tau Delta: Institute of Radio Engineers. O JAMES EDWARD VEVERA, Orlando, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. MILTON EDWARD VOLKER, Towson, Maryland: Civil Engineer- ing: Phi Kappa Sigma, Vice President, 3: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4. O WILLIAM GEORGE VOLLRATH, Atlanta, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Sigma Chi. RUSSELL RAYMOND VOORHEES, Daytona Bech, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. O JOHN C. WALDRON, Martinsville, New Jersey: Industrial Management. PASCA M. WALKER, College Park, Georgia: Industrial Engi- neering: Independent Students' Organization: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. O WILLIAM BUXTON WALL, Savannah. Georgia: General Engi- neering: Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES RAYMOND WALLACE, East Point, Georgia: Physics: Delta Sigma Phi: Band, I, Vice President, 3: Bridge Club, 2, 3: Chess Club, I, 2, 3, Vice President, 4: Freshman Track. II6 O ROBERT EDWIN WALTERBACH, Atlanta, Georgia: Civil Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi: American Society of Civil Engineers, 4. WILLIAM HEWLETTE WALTON, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Baseball, 2. SAMUEL JOSEPH WARD, Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Management: Alpha Tau Omega: Spiked Shoe Club, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 4: Geechee Club, 2, 3, 4: T Club, 3, 4: Traclc Team, 3, 4: Cross Country Team, 4. THOMAS EUGENE WARMACK, Dalton, Georgia: Physics. TURNER EDWARD WARMACK, Chatsworth, Georgia: Industrial Management: Phi Sigma Kappa: Industrial Management Club, 3, 4. WILLIAM EVERETT WARNOCK, Waycross, Georgia: Civil Engineering. O WILLIAM ROBERT WARWICK, Trenton, New Jersey: Mechan- ical Engineering: Baptist Student Union, 2, 3, Vice President, 4: Technique, 3: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. LEE R. WATKINS, Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineering. RALPH P. WATKINS, Atlanta, Georgia! Physics: Kappa Sigma. ROBERT WATKINS, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management. CHARLES DAVID WATSON, Miami, Florida: Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. CLYDE M. WATSON, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: Flying Club. THE SEIIIUR ELHSS O JAMES POPE WATSON, III, Hawlcinsville, Georgia: Electrical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega: American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3, 4. J. TOM WATTERS, Rome, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Phi Delta Theta. JAMES HARLEY WATTS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Phi Gamma Delta, Treasurer, 4: Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. HENRY THOMAS WEAVER, Sebring, Florida: Civil Engineering: Beta Theta Pi: American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4. JACK CONRAD WEBB, Asheville, North Carolina: Textile Engineering: Theta Xi: American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 4: American Chemical Society, 4: Bridge Club, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, 4: Blue Print, 3, 4: Technique, 3, 4: Captain, Army R. O. T. C. RICHARD BRUCE WEEKS, Decatur, Georgia: Industrial Manage- ment: Phi Gamma Delta: Junior Hotel Men ot America, 3, 4: Yellow Jaclret, 2. O WILLIAM WEILLER, St. Paul, Minnesota, Industrial Manage- ment: Phi Epsilon Pi, Treasurer, 3, President, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 4: Tech Management Club, 3, 4: Table Managers Association, 2, 3: Technique, I, Collection Manager, 2, Assistant Advertising Manager, 3, Circulation Manager, 4: Swivet, Business Manager, 3, 4. CARL STANLEY WEINBERGER, Baltimore, Maryland: Mechan- ical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. EDGAR CHRISTOPHER WERSCHMIDT, West New Yorlc, New Jersey: Aeronautical Engineering: Independent Students' Organiza- tion: Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. WAYNE C. WESTRING, Geona, Nebraska: Electrical Engineering. ELZIE REYNOLDS WHEELER, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Kappa Sigma: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 4. WILLIAM TOXEY WHITAKER, JR., New Smyrna Beach, Florida: Industrial Management: Sigma Nu: Alpha Phi Omega, 3, 4: Drama Tech, 2, 3, Secretary, 4: International Relations Club, 3, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELIISS O EDWIN LEE WHITE, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Electrical Engineer- ing: Sigma Nu: Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Society of American Military Engineers, 3, Vice President, 4: American Institute ot Elec- trical Engineers, 4: Alpha Phi Omega, I: Institute of Radio Engineers, 4: Lt. Colonel, Army R. O. T. C., 4. ERIC STANLEY WHITE, Pensacola, Florida: Mechanical Engi- neering: Pi Tau Sigma: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. O HENRY MIMS WHITEHEAD, JR., Augusta, Georgia: Archi- tecture. EDWIN WYCLIFF WHITFIELD, Perry, Florida: Electrical Engi- neering: Eta Kappa Nu, 4: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: Institute ot Radio Engineers, 4. O DONALD ALVIN WHITTLE, Long Island City, New York: Aeronautical Engineering: Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. 2, 3, 4. BEUSSE WHITWORTH, JR., Gainesville, Georgia: Architecture: Alpha Tau Omega. O WILLIAM RAY WHITWORTH, Lithonia, Georgia: Industrial Management: Tech Management Club, 4. GERARD WILLIAM WICKLIN, Baltimore, Maryland: Industrial Engineering: Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4: American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. O HENRY LEE WILKERSON, Gulfport, Mississippi: Industrial Management: Independent Students' Organization: I. S. O. Council. JOHNNY EDGAR WILKINS, College Park, Georgia: Industrial Management: Independent Students' Organization, President, 4. O ALFRED B. WILKINSON, Asheville, North Carolina: Industrial Engineering: American Institute of Industrial Engineers. 4. HARRY P. WILLIAMS, JR., Knoxville, Tennessee: Electrical Engineering. II9 O LAWRENCE THOMAS WILLIAMS, JR., Memphis, Tennessee Electrical Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ROBERT ERNEST WILLIAMS, Stone Mountain, Georgia: Indus- trial Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: Co-op Club, 3, 4: Swimming Team, I, 2, 4. O SIDNEY EARLE WILLIAMS, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Man- agement: Bulldog Club: Scalobard and Blade: T Club: Football: Lt. Colonel, Army R. O. T. C.: Rifle Team, I, 2, 4, Captain, 3. THOMAS BROOKS WILLIAMS, JR., Taunton, Massachusetts: Civil Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Chi Epsilon, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 4. O HORACE HAMPTON WILLIAMSON, Flovilla, Georgia: Archi- tecture: Architectural Society, 4: Yellow Jacket, I, 2, 3. FRED NEWTON WILLINGHAM, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Archi- tecture: Delta Tau Delta: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Blue Print, I, 2. O CLAUDE DOUGLAS WILLIS, JR., Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Theta Chi: Newman Club, 2, 3, 4: Tech Management Club, 4. JAMES RICHARD WILLIS, Marietta, Georgia: Chemical Engi- neering: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4. O JAMES ARTHUR WILLS, Albany. Georgia: Industrial Engineer- ing: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 3, 4. LEONARD ATLEE WILLS, Peterstown, West Virginia: Mechanical Engineering. Q WILLIAM RIDLEY WILLS, III, Daytona Beach, Florida: Archi- tecture: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Interfraternity Council, 3: Drama Tech, 2, 3, 4: Yellow Jacket, 2, 3, 4, 5: Architectural Society, 4, Vice President, 5. ISAAC LUTHER WILSON, Decatur, Tennessee: Mechanical Engineering: Independent Students' Organization: Pi Tau Sigma, 4: American Society ot Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4. l2O JOHN ED WILSON, Millington, Tennessee: Iectrical Engineering: Phi Eta Sigma: Band, I, 2: esley Foundation, I, 2, 3, 4: Eta Kappa Nu, ecretary, 4. JULIAN LAMAR WILSON, Valdosta, Georgia: lectrical Engineering: Camera Club, I: Wesley oundation, 2, 3, Vice President, 4. PAUL FINLEY WILSON, JR., Jefferson, Geor- ia: Chemical Engineering. TRAVIS WILSON, Haleyville, Alabama: lndus- ial Management: Tech Management Club, 4. THE SEIIIUR ELIISS I WILLIAM EDWARD WILSON, JR., Shreve- port, Louisiana: Architecture: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice President, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Intertra- ternity Council, 3: Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, 4: T' Club, 3, 4: Spiked Shoe Club, 3, 4: Architectural Society, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country, I: Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. WILLIAM ROBERT WILSON, Beaumont, Texas: Industrial Management: Tau Kappa Epsilon. JOHN S. WINN, JR., Macon, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering. WILLIAM HENRY WINSEMANN, JR., Gaines- ville, Florida: Alpha Tau Omega, President, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4: A. S. C. E., 3, 4: S. A. M. E., 2, Vice President, 3: President, St. Patriclc's Council: Chi Epsilon, Treas- urer, 3, President, 4: Blue Print, 2, Assistant Editor, 3: Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges: Lt. Colonel, R. O. T. C. l2I-' O WILLIAM T. WINSHIP, Lavallette, New Jersey Architecture. LAUREL QUITMAN WINTER, Oxford, Mis sissippi: Electrical Engineering: Independent Stu dents' Organization: Baptist Student Union. WILLIAM B. WINTER, Atlanta, Georgia: In- dustrial Management: Phi Delta Theta. OTIS CECIL WISE, East Point, Georgia Textile Engineering. 4 THE SEIIIUR IQLIISS O JOHN W. WITASICK, Shamolcin, Pennsylvania Civil Engineering: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Chi Epsilon 3, 4: American Society ot Civil Engineers, 3, 4 Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4. KELLOGG H. WONG, Rosedale, Mississippi Architecture: Architectural Society, 2: Chinese Club. CHARLES GUY WOOD, JR., Macon, Georgia Textile Engineering. SAM H. WOOD, Birmingham, Alabama Architecture. O THOMAS H. WOOD, Macon, Georgia: Architecture: Lambda Chi Alpha. SIDNEY STARK WOODS, JR., Atlanta, Geor- gia: Industrial Engineering: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. MARION ARMSTRONG WOODWARD, Au- gusta, Georgia: Mechanical Engineering: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3, 4: Distinguished Military Student Award, 4. JOSEPH MARCELLUS WORD, Flat Creek. Alabama: Electrical Engineering: Independent Stu- dents' Organization: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: Masonic Club, 3, 4. I 22' O WILLIAM E. WRAY, Atlanta, Georgia: lndus- trial Engineering: American Institute ot Industrial Engineers, 4. GEORGE AUGUSTUS WRIGHT, Atlanta, Geor- gia: Textile Engineering: American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists, 4. JAMES OLIVER BERRY WRIGHT, Atlanta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Phi Delta Theta: Brlarean Society: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4: Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM GARDNER WRIGHT, JR., Rome, Georgia: Textile Engineering: Phi Delta Theta, Treasurer, 3, President, 4: Student Council, 2, 4: Interfraternity Council, 3, 4: American Association ot Textile Colorists and Chemists, 3, 4: Captain, R. O. T. C., 4. O WILLIAM HOWELL WRIGHT, Carrollton, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers: American Chemical Society. LEONARD M. WYLIE, Cochran. Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha: Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 3, 4: American Chemical Society, 3, 4. O RAYMOND C. WYNGARDEN, Houston, Texas: Industrial Engineering: Independent Students' Organization, 4: American Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers, 4: Technique, I, 2. WILLIAM L. WYNN, JR., College Park, Georgia: Industrial Management. O CONRAD VALENTINO WYNNE, Atlanta, Georgia: Industrial Management: Newman Club, 4: Tech Management Club, 4: Tech Marketing Club, 3, 4. MORRIS EUGENE YANCEY, Memphis, Tennessee: Industrial Management: Independent Students' Organization. O DAVID ARTHUR YARIN, Chelsea, Massachusetts: Industrial Engineering: Tau Epsilon Phi: American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers, 4: Society for the Advancement ot Management, 4. GEORGE S. YATES, Atlanta, Georgia: Architecture: Archi- tectural Society. O JOHN SAM YOUNG, JR., Savannah, Georgia: Industrial Engineering: Pi Kappa Alpha: Geechee Club, 2. LEON HARRY ZALKOW, Savannah, Georgia: Chemical Engineering: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Briarean Society: American Institute ot Chemical Engineers, 4: American Chemical Society, 4: Hillel, 2, 3, 4: I. Z. R. A., 3, 4. O DONALD DAVID ZELL, Brunswick, Georgia: General Engineering: American Institute ot Electrical Engineers, 4: Gym Team, I, 2: Wrestling Team, 3: Batallion Commander, N. R. O. T. C., 4. DARIO A. ZIGNAGO, Habana, Cuba: Mechanical Engineering: American Society ot' Mechanical Engineers, 4: Latin American Club, 4. I23 HOLT FARMER UFFIEERS UF THE JUIIIUR ELHSS MCGREGOR OFFICERS ROLAND HOLT ..... . . President D. A. KCI-IICOQ MCGREGOR . Vice President KEN FARMER .... Secretary-Treasurer 1952 l24 BEN M. ADAMS . . . RADFORD C. ADAMS, JR., ROY F. ADAMS .... WILLIAM E. ADAMS . ..... . Sigma Nu . Theta Xi . . I Theta .Chi . JOHN L. AKERMAN, JR., ALFRED M. ALEXANDER, JOHN NI. ALLEN ......... ROBERT R. ALLEN . . . THOMAS E. ALLEN, Phi RALPH R. ALLRED . . A. a. AMIS, III . . . LEONARD G. ANDERSON, I. S. O. . Kappa Tau . . JESSE W. ANDREWS ........ WILLIAM H. ANTHONY, Pi Kappa Alpha . DANIEL R. APOSTOLU ....... DeVAN D. ARD, Phi Delta Theta . . . RICHARD S. AUGUST, Beta Theta Pi . . HUGH E. AVERY, JR. ...... . TOM H. BACHMAN, Kappa Sigma . . RICHARD C. BAHR ........ CHARLES E. BAILES, JR., Sigma Chi . BRADLEY K. BAILEY ....... ROBERT B. BAILEY, I. S. O. .... . ANDREW J. BAKER, Phi Sigma Kappa . . WILBUR E. BAKER, JR., Phi Kappa Sigma JAMES A. BALDWIN, Sigma Nu .... GEORGE W. BANKSTON, I. S. O. . . . ALBERT W. BARBER, Kappa Sigma . . . WILLIAM H. BARBER, Phi Delta Theta . . STEVE BARILOVITS ........ . Grove Hill, Ala. . . Radford, Va. . . Grantville, Ga. . . Vidalia, Ga. . . . Chicago, lll. . Brockton, Mass. . . . Latta, S. C. W. Palm Beach, Fla. . . East Point, Ga. . . Athens, Ga. . . Newton, Miss. . Abernathy, Texas . Waycross, Ga. . , El Dorado, Ark. . New York, N. Y. . Birmingham, Ala. Jewett City, Conn. . Natchez, Miss. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Lebanon, MO. . . Albany, Ga. . Clearwater, Fla. . . Calhoun, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Montclair, N. J. . . Rockmart, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Moultrie, Ga. . . Moultrie, Ga. . Auburnclale, Fla. JOSE F. BARJUM ....... . . Tegucigalpa, Honduras JOSEPH H. BARKER ........... Hillsboro, Ga. LLOYD BARNARD, JR., Beta Theta Pi . ROBERT L. BARNES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . WILLIAM A. BARNES ....... . KENNETH M. BARRE, Delta Tau Delta . . ROBERT D. BATCHELOR, Alpha Tau Omega . FRANK T. BAUCHSPIES, Phi Kappa Sigma . DAN M. BEALL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . PHILIP s. BEBBINGTON, Phi Kappa Sigma . ROBERT L. BECK .......... JOHN P. BEDENBAUGH .... . LEONARD O. BEEBE, l. S. O. . ABRAHAM BEHAR ........ FERNAND-O R. BEIRO ........ GEORGE C. BELLENGER, Phi Delta Theta . DONALD F. BENNETT, Sigma Chi . . . LEON L. BENNETT, JR. ...... . ROY H. BENNETT, Sigma Nu ..... SAM H. BERKOWITZ, Tau Epsilon Phi . . DAVID BERNSTEIN . LEROY L. BERTSCH . GERALD F. BEST . . . . ANDREW P. BETTICK . . CLIFFORD- A. BETTS, Phi Delta Theta . . RICHARD E. BLACK ......... FRANCIS E. BLACKBURN, JR., Sigma Chi JAMES R. BLAND, Kappa Alpha .... CLINTON L. BLANKENSHIP . . . DARNELL BOHANNON .... . . Norfolk, Va. . . Decatur, Ga. . Decatur, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . McRae, Ga. San Francisco, Cal. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Cedar Grove, N. J. . . Hillsville, Va. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Fairmont, W. Va. . . Havana, Cuba . . Habana, Cuba . . Gadsden, Ala. . Panama City, Fla. . . Tuskegee, Ala. Collingswood, N. J. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Omaha, Nebr. Ft. McPherson, Ga. . . Midland, Mich. Fredericksburg, Va. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Alexander City, Ala. Jesup, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . LaGrange, Ga. LEONARD BOLSTON .... . . . . FIinl,MicI1. DALLAS L. BONNER ............ Conyers, Ga. ARTHUR G. L. BORGH, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . . DeLand, Fla. EDGAR BLOUNT BOSWELL, Della Tau Della STEPHEN M. BOWES, JR. . . . WILLIAM D. BRADFORD . . . ORREN L. BRANNEN ...... OWEN V. BRAUN, Thela Chi . . . JAMES S. BREWER, Phi Kappa Tau . . WALTER C. BRICK ....... OLIVER C. BROCKINGTON . . HUBERT P. BROOKER, I. S. O. . . HENRY P. BROWDJER, Phi Della Thela . . CLYDE N. BROWN, Sigma Chi . . KENNETH D. BROWN, Sigma Nu . . THOMAS R. BROWN ..... THOMAS C. BROWNLEE, Chi Psi . LUCIUS G. BRYANT, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon RAYMOND P. BRYANT . . THOMAS D. BUCKNER ..... GEORGE D. BUDRIS ...... WINFRED E. BUFFINGTON, I. S. O. . . FULTON G. BULLOCH, Pi Kappa Phi . . . LINTON H. BURDEN ....... . WILLIAM O. BURKE, Lambda Chi Alpha . RICHARD F. BURREL, Chi Phi ..... WALTER R. BURRUS, Kappa Alpha . . . JAMES E. BURTON ....... ROBERT W. BUS'SEY ....... . . JONAH J. BYER, Tau Epsilon Phi .... CECIL E. BYRAM ........ LUCID L. BYRD ......... . JOHN A. CADDELL, Della Tau Della . . HOMER H. CALDWELL ..... MARCHAL H. CALDWELL, JR. . . . WILLIAM W. CALHOUN, I. S. O. . ORLANDO J. CALUFF, Phi Gamma Della . GORDON H. CAMPBELL, Alpha Tau Omega JOE A. CAMPBELL, Della Sigma Phi . . . RILOUS B. CANTLEY ......... ROBERT S. CAPLIN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . QUIDO A. CAPPELLI, Thela Xi . . . MAYO CARRINGTON, JR. . HARLAN L. CARROLL .... LAYTON V. CARSON, Chi Phi . . LLOYD N. CATHEY . . STEVE N. CAVROS . . WILLIAM D. CAWLEY . . JAMES L. CHAILLE, JR., Kappa Sigma . . JAMES F. CHAIMSON, Sigma Nu .... RICHARD G. CHAPMAN, Pi Kappa Phi . IVY N. CHASTAIN, Kappa Alpha .... JOHNNY C. CHESTNUT, Phi Sigma Kappa . RICHARD D. CHEVERTON, l. S. O. . . FRANK B. CHRISTIPHINE, Della Tau Della . RICHARD L. CHURCHILL ....... JOHN L. CIPRARI ...... . . GEORGE G. CLARK ...... . JERRY C. CLARK, Sigma Chi ...... ELMER V. CLARKE, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . . Allanla, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Sumler, S. C. . . Slalesboro, Ga. . . Augusla, Ga. . College Park, Ga. Lillle Rocks, Nebr. . . Elberlon, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Arcadia, Fla. . Lillle Rock, Ark. . . Flinlslone, Ga. . . Arcadia, Fla. . . Calhoun, Ga. . . Fl. Pierce, Fla. . . Blakely, Ga. Ga. . Wesl Poinl, . Elizabelh, N. J. . . . Rome, Ga. Warm Springs, Ga. . . . Comer, Ga. . . Wrens, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Sl. Louis, Mo. Ga. . . . Cairo, N. Harllord, Conn. . . . Allanla, Ga. . Barberville, Fla. . Monlgomery, Ala. . . Jackson, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. , . Sylvesler, Ga. . . Sanliago, Cuba . . Trenlon, Tenn. . Birmingham, Ala. . Charleslon, S. C. Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Cranslon, R. I. . . Dracul, Mass. . Bremen, Ga. . Allanla, Ga. . Allanla, Ga. . Norfolk, Va. . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . Washinglon, D. C. . Washinglon, D. C. . Thomasville, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. . Fl. Worlh, Texas . . . Allanla, Ga. . McPherson, Kan. Soulhbridge, Mass. . . . Parroll, Ga. N. Lillie Rock, Ark. . . . Allanla, Ga. ERNEST C. CLAY, Alpha Tau Omega .... Monlgomery, Ala. RALPH E. CLEMANS, Phi Kappa Tau ..... I-lapeville, Ga. JACK W. CLONTZ, I. S. O. ......... Allanla, Ga. CHARLES M. COATES, Chi Phi .... Wesl Palm Beach, Fla. DAVID L. COFER, Della Tau Della . ..... Pax, W. Va. JOHN M. COFFEE, Phi Della Thela . . ,... Allanla, Ga. JOSEPH L. COHEN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . MARVIN B. COHEN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . JAMES C. COLEMAN, JR., Phi Della Thela JAMES A. COLLINS, JR. ...... . LOUIS H. COLLINS . . . ROBERT A. COLLINS . . ROBERT D. CONGER ........ JOHN B. CONKLE, JR., Della Sigma Phi SOTIRIOS E. CONSTANDACATOS . . . E. BAXTON COOK, JR., Bela Thela Pi . WILLIAM C. COOK, Pi Kappa Phi . . JEROME M. COOPER, Alpha Epsilon Pi . JOS. CONSTANZA, JR., Alpha Tau Omega ROBERT E. COURSEY, JR. . . WILLIAM D. COURTNEY . . FRANK C. COWAN .... LUTHER P. COWAN . . WILLIAM CRABBE, JR. . . . CHARLES C. CRAIG, JR .... FRED C. CRAIG, Kappa Alpha . . . GARLAND T. CRESWELL, I. S. ENRIQUE C. CUBAS ...... . . RAYMOND L. CULPEPPER . . ROLAND L. CULPEPPER . . O.... . . Chelsea, Mass. Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . .A.u5usla,C-Ba. . . . Cairo, Ga. . . McColl, S. C. . . Americus, Ga. . . . Jackson, Tenn. . Mounlain View, Ga. Alhens, Greece . . . . Alhens, Ga. . . Manchesler, Ga. . . . Savannah, Ga. . Merchanlville, N. J. . . . Pikesville, Md. . . . Augusla, Ga. . Leaksville, N. C. Allanla, Ga. . Sleubenville, Ohio . . Florence, Ala. . . . Jackson, Miss. . . . Ballimore, Md. Vibora-Habana, Cuba Allanla, Ga. . . Albany, Ga. JACK W. CUNDIFF . CHARLES H. CURRIE DONALD N. DAMON . WILLIAM D. DANIEL CECIL G. DAVIS . . FRED C. DAVIS, Pi Kappa Phi . . GERALD w. DAVIS, chi Phi . JAMES R. DAVIS ...... SHERMAN J. DAvls ..... wu.LiAM E. DEAN, sigma chi . . aAscoM s. DEAVER, JR. . . . . GEORGE N. D-ELOACHE, I. s. o. . HARRY A. DE MEZA, Thela xi ..... FRED S. DENNIS ........... JOSEPH E. DENNIS, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha CLIFFORD A. DE ROSE, Sigma Nu . . . D. CARL DEWBERRY ......... Hunlinglon, W. Va . Allanla, Ga . Fredonia, N. Y Smyrna, Ga . Chalsworlh, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . Jonesboro, Ark. . . Grenada, Miss. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Allanla Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Savannah Ga. . . . Tampa, Fla. . Lillle Rock, Ark. . . . Allanla, Ga. . Hollywood, Fla. . . Ouilman , Ga ROBERT D. DICKENSON, Della Tau Della . While Plains, N. Y. WILLIAM T. DISMUKE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Macon, Ga. 'SAMUEL P. DIXON, JR. . . . , ....... Woodland, Ga. THOMAS M. DIXON, Bela Thela Pi .... Spring Hill, Ala. WILLIAM A. DOBSON, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . . Allanla, Ga. WILLIAM J. DONLEVY ........... Savannah, Ga. ANDREW W. DORNEY ...... . New York, N. Y. BILLY B. DRAWHORN, Kappa Sigma .... Sylacauga, Ala. WARREN E. DRURY, JR. ........ Wesl Newlon, Mass. RICHARD M. DUFOUR, Chi Psi .... Wesl Englewood, N. J. ROBERT M. DUGGAN, Phi Della Thela .... Moullrie, Ga. WILLIAM E. DUNWODY, Ill, Kappa Alpha .... Macon, Ga. STEWART E. DYER, Kappa Alpha .... . . Macon, Ga. l27 ROGER A. DYSART, Kappa Alpha . . ERVIN Y. EAKER, Sigma Nu ...... LEONARD EDELMAN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . LINTON H. EDENFIELD . ..... HARRY N. EDMONDSON, Pi Kappa Alpha CHARLES EDWARD EDWARDS, Della Sigm CHARLES ETHELDRED EDWARDS . . . CHARLES H. EITEL, JR., Alpha Tau Omega FELIX E. ELLIOTT, JR. ....... . ROBERT B. ELLIOTT, Kappa Sigma . . FRITZ B. EMMERLING, Chi Phi . . CHARLES S. EPSTEIN ........ JOHN M. ERWIN .......... CHARLES R. FAIRCLOTH, Kappa Alpha . DON L. FARMER, Sigma Chi ..... KENNETH F. FARMER, Alpha Tau Omega WILLIAM B. FARMER ........ MANUEL FERNANDEZ, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Hinsdale, Ill. . Homesfead, Fla. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . , . Meller, Ga College Park Ga PAUL EDFELDT, JR., I. S. O. ....... Birmingham, Ala a ' ' Phi . Columbus, Ga Union Poinl, Ga Savannah, Ga . . Memphis, Tenn . . . Aflanfa, Ga . . Nashville, Tenn . . Ailania, . . Thomson, . . Lakeland, . . . . Ashland, . . . Pensacola, Aflanfa, . . . .Tampa, Ga. Ga. Fla. Ky. Fla. Ga. Fla. Fla. DONALD A. FEW ......... New Smyrna Beach, DAN FISCHER, I. S. O, ........... Tiffon, LOUIS J. FISCHER, Pi Kappa Alpha .... Ozone Park, N. Y. JACK B. FLANAGAN ....... . . . Doraville, Ga. Q ROBERT B. FLOWERS, JR. . . . Ailanla, Ga. Ga. HORATIO J. FORBES, JR., Thefa Xi . . . . . Decafur, Ga. CHARLES J. FORD, Kappa Alpha . . . . . Hialeah, Fla. F. F. FOSRICHARD ....... . . Graunch, Alaska ASA B. FOSTER ......... . . Trenion, Tenn. COLLIER J. FOUNTAIN .......... Pensacola, Fla. DOUGLAS L. FOWLKES, Phi Delia Thefa . . . Ailanfa, Ga. DUANE L. ERANKLEI, I. s. o. . . . BEN a. FREDERICK ,..... . . . WILLIAM R. FRIzzELL, Phi Delia The+a . oLIN M. FULLER, Sigma Nu ..... STEPHEN L. FULLER, Kappa Alpha . . JOHN GADDIs, Pi Kappa Alpha . . PHILIP M. GALLIoN ........ WALLACE R. GAMIIILL, Thefa Chi . . . CHARLES R. GARDNER, Kappa Alpha . PEYTON I-I. GARDNER, Kappa Alpha . ROBERT L. GARDNER , .... . . WILLIAM E. GARDNER ....... CHARLES R. GARRIsoN, Phi Kappa Tau HARRY E. GARwooD, Kappa Alpha . WILLIAM E. GEIGER, JR. . . LoRAN M. GILBERT, JR., Chi Psi . . LELAND M. GILLESPIE .... AUGUST s. GIoMErrI . . EDWARD B. GLOVER, Sigma Chi . . . . SIDNEY GOLD, Alpha Epanah Pi .... ROBERT D. GOLDBERG, Alpha Epanah Pi roNILo J. GONZALES, Thefa Chi . . . LAWRENCE V. GOODE, Thefa Xi ..... GEO. M. GOODLOE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon HERBERT E. GOODMAN, Tau Epsilon Pi . . . Bradenfon . . Allanfa, . Fl. Myers . . Aflanfa . . Gainesville, Fla. Ga. Fla. Ga. Ga. . . Jackson, Miss. Atlanta, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Jackson, Miss. . Haliiesburg, Miss. . Lakewood, Ohio . . Ailanfa, . . DeLand, . . Cordele, . . Brunswick, . . Savannah, . Gainesville, . . Glassme re, . . Brunswick, Ga. Fla. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Pa. Ga. Fla. HENRY N. GODBEY, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . . . Miami, New York, N. Y. Waferiown, Conn. Havana, Cuba Ronkonkoma, N. Y. Nepfune Beach, Fla. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Big Slone Gap, Va. MURRAY M. GRAHAM, JR., Della Tau Delia . . Florence, S. C. JOHN K. GRIFFIN, Phi Delia Thefa . . . . . Dublin, Ga. D. ED-WIN GRIFFITH ...... . . Dover, Ky. M. RAY GRAHAM ......... l28 ROBERT L. GRUBBS . THOMAIS E. GURLEY, DAN V. GUY, Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma .... . . . Gay, Ga . . Allania, Ga . . Jackson, Miss SAMUEL F. HAGAN . HOWARD S. HALL . BENJAMIN F. HAMEL, Kappa Alpha . JAMES E. HANNIGAN, Sigma Chi . . JOHN R. HARDEE, Chi Phi . . . Aflanla, Ga . Williamsport, Pa Point Clear, Ala Jacksonville, Fla Morgan Cily, La WAYNE B. HARDISON, I. S. O. .... CarIer's Creek, Tenn WILLIAM s. HARKNESS, III, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Miami, Rouen M. HARP. Phi Della Thefa .... . . Atlanta, Fla Ga ROBERT H. HARRIS ....... . . . Allanla, Ga DONALD M. HARVEY ....... JOHN L. HARVEY . . ROBERT T. HAWK . . ROBERT H. HECKER . ROBERT J. HEFNER, Delfa Tau Della . . BERNARD T. HEMPHILL, Kappa Alpha JOHN W. HENDERSON ...... RALPH W. HENNINGS, Della Sigma Phi JAMES E. HESTER ............ JAMES R. HEWELL, JR. . . GEORGE J. HILL, JR. . . mov E. HILL, Jn. ....... . THoMAs T. HLAVENKA ...... CECIL M. Houses, JR., Phi Delia Thela . ROBERT P. HODGES ........ . . Decalur, WILLIAM J. HOGAN, Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Augusfa, CARL M. HOHN, Phi Sigma Kappa . . Wes? Palm Beach, JAMES R. HOLLAND, I. S. O. ...... I . Nloullrle, BENJAMIN G. HOLLOWAY ......... Aflanla, CHARLES E. HOLMAN, SR., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Sylacauga, . Greenwood, JAMES C. HOLMES, JR., Kappa Alpha . ARTHUR P. HOLT, JR.. . . . . . . A. ROLAND HOLT, Kappa Alpha . VELL D. HOLT, Pi Kappa Alpha WILLIAM E. HOLT, I. S. O. . . ABE HOROWITZ, Alpha Epsilon Pi DAVID T. HORTON ..... Ga Fla Fla . Salisbury, N. C . . Ailanla, Ga . . Savannah, Ga CHARLES W. HARRISON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Decalur, DONALD McD. HARTMAN, Kappa Sigma .... Stuart, . . Dade Cily, . . . Allanla, Ga . Chaflanooga, Tenn . . . Macon, Ga . Maplewood, N.J Moscow, Tenn . . Allanla, Ga . . . Allanla, Ga . Hawkinsville, Ga . Flushing, N. Y . . Oconee, Ga Ga Ga Fla Ga Ga Ala S. C . . . Ailanla, Ga . . Columbus, Ga . Nashville, Tenn . . Bainbridge, Ga . Woodridge, N. Y . Birmingham, Ala WILLIAM B. HOUSTON, JR., Kappa Alpha .... Macon, Ga ROBERT W. HOWARD . . . . . WILLIAM K. HOWARD ....... WILLIAM N. I-Iovsa, Sigma Phi Epanaa . JAMES D. HUDDLESTON, I. S. O. ROBERT E. HUGHES, Chi Psi . . . DAN T. HUGHS, Bela Thela Pl . . JAMES R. HUME, Phi Kappa Tau . HAROLD- G. HUMPHREY ..... ALEX T. HUNT, Bela Theta Pi . . CLARK W. HUNT ...... WALTER R. HUNZIKER ..... FRANKLYN D. HURST, Sigma Nu . Rossnr w. INGALLS, Kappa Aipha . . DONN P. IRMITER ........ CHARLES W. JACKSON ....... EMMETTE G. JACKSON, JR., Sigma Chi . For? Lauderdale, Fla . Coral Gables, Fla Forf Lauderdale, Fla . . . . Bosfon, Ga . Englewood, N.J . . Gainesville, Ga . Tekamah, Neb. . . Lilhonia, Ga. . . Rusilon, La. . Memphis, Tenn. WILLIAM L. JACKSON, Alpha Tau Omega .... Macon, RICHARD E. JARRETT ............ Allanla, . . Sea Island, Ga. . . Waycross, Ga. . Miami, Fla. . . Ailanfa Ga, . . Aflanla, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. Ga. Ga. HENRY G. JENKINS, JR.. . . WILLIAM P. JENT, JR. . . . . WILLIAM C. JETER, Della Sigma EDWARD JOHNS ...... HERBERT A. JOHNSON, I. S. O. ROY W. JOHNSON, JR. . . Phi . WARREN L. JOHNSON, Pi Kappa Alpha CHARLES D. JOHNSTON, Phi Kappa Tau GERALD V. JOINER, I. S. O. . . EUGENE N. JONES, Della Tau Della . GILES P. JONES, JR., Phi Della Thela . . HARVIE P. JONES ...... MACK P. JONES, Lambda Chi Alpha . THOMAS V. JORDAN, I. S. O. . . . JOHN E, KARLSON, JR., Bela Thefa Pi . MICHAEL KASPER ......... JOHN W. KAY .... GEORGE O. KELBERT, I. sf Dj' ' DOYLE W. KELLY, l. S. O. ..... . GLENN S. KENASTON, Pi Kappa Alpha . CLYDE M. KENNEDY, in, DAVID R. KENNEDY, JR., Bela Thela Pi . Phi Della Thela . . . Allanla, Ga . . Allanla, Ga College Park, Ga . Halliesburg, Miss. . Long Island, N. Y. . . Memphis, Tenn. . . . Sebring, Fla. . . . . Griffin, Ga. . . . Woodbine, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . New Marker, Ala. . . Slewarlsville, Ind. . . Annislon, Ala. . . Allanla, Ga. . I-lapeville, Ga. . . Cornelia, Ga. . . Bradenlon, Fla. . . . . Allanla, Ga. . I-lunlinglon, W. Va. . . . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Nashville, Tenn. WILLIAM T. KENNEDY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Opelika, Ala. JACK A. KENYON . . . WILLIAM C. KERR, Del RUPERT E. KEY .... JOHN C. KIEVET . . . RICHARD F. KILBURG . JOHN W. KING . . . CHARLES E. KIRK . . LYMAN H. KI RKWOOD, la Tau Della . . Sigma Nu . . HARROLD L.' KITCHENS ...... WILLIAM M. KLEIN . . Signal Mounfain, Tenn. . . Lillie Rock, Ark. . . San Marcos, Texas . Wesl Palerson, N. J. . . . Elizabelh, N. J. . . Milledgeville, Ga. . . . Monroe, Ga. . SI. Augusline, Fla. . . . Allanla, Ga. . . Aflanla, Ga. . . . . Tampa, Fla. ROBERT J. KLEPACH, Lambda Chi Alpha . WILLIAM L. KNIGHT, JR., Sigma Chi . JOHN E. KNIGHTON, JR., Phi Kappa Sigma . WILLIAM C. KNOBLOCH ...... JAY L. KORNFELD, Alpha JOHN T. KRATZER . . Epsilon Pi . . Memphis, Tenn. . Covinglon, Va. . Fallon, Nev. . .I .'LaurelIon, N. Y. Filzgerald, Ga. ROBERT G. KREILING, JR., Kappa Alpha . JEROME J. KROCHMAL, Alpha Epsilon Pi THOMAS G. KUDO .......... WALTER L. LAMB, JR., Chi Psi . . . FREDERICK E. LAMSON SIDNEY L. LAND . . . RICHARD B. LANE, Sigma Nu .... RALPH A. LANGANKE, Phi Kappa Ta CARLOS5 B. LANGFORD, JR. . . . ROBERT E. LASHLEY, JR. ..... . ERNEST F. LASSETER, JR., Bela Thela Pi. JACK LAWLER, Chi Phi ..... . ALLEN D. LAYSON . . FRANK E. LEAHY, Pi Kappa Alpha . WALTER H. LEE, JR., Della Tau Della . . GEORGE E. LEIGHTON . . CHARLES A. LENDERMAN . . WALTER M. LIGON, I. S. O. . THOMAS C. LINCK .... . CHARLES L. LIND . WARREN E. LIND . . IJ . . . Allanla, Ga. Brooklyn, N. Y. . Decalur, Ga. . Challanooga, Tenn. Avondale Esfales, Ga. . . . . Allanla, Ga. . . . . Macon, Ga. . Bridgeporl, Conn. . . Brunswick, Ga. . . Cairo, Ga. . . . . Miami, Fla. . . Carrolllon, Ga. . . Morilicello, Ga. . Sea Girl, N. J. . . Macon, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga . Gulf Shores, Ala. . . . . Toccoa, Ga . Daylona Beach, Fla . . Rochesler, N. Y . . Rochesler, N. Y WILLIAM H. LINDSEY, Della Sigma Phi . SID-NEY L. LIPSITZ, Tau Epsilon Phi .... JOSEPH E. LOCKWOOD, JR., Pi Kappa Phi DONALD G. LOGGINS ........ GUY J. LOOKABAUGH, Bela Thela Pi . . . TERRELL N. LOWRY, I. S. O. . . . . ORVEL H. LUKER ........ . GEORGE C. LUNDQUIST, I. S. O. . . . ROBERT T. LUSK, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . JAMES E. Lures, Kappa Alpha . . . . BALLARD H. LUXON, I. S. O. . WILLIAM C. MACON, JR. . . MARVIN M. MACUCH, Kappa Sigma . . THOMAS F. MAHONE ....... KURT M. MAIER ........... WILLIAM J. MAIER, Sigma Nu .... GEORGE B. MALOOF, Sigma Phi Epsilon . WESLEY M. MANN, JR., Kappa Alpha . . RONALD J. MARCHETTI, Pi Kappa Phi . . THOMAS J. MARSHALL, Phi Gamma Della BEN W. MARTIN, Della Tau Della .... EVERETT L. MARTIN, Della Sigma Phi . . MARION H. MASSEE, III, Alpha Tau Omega ALBERT M. MASLIA, Alpha Epsilon Pi. . CARL E. MATTHES, JR. . COY E. MAXWELL ....... Josem-1 E. MAY, sigma Nu ..... . MAURICE MAYER, Phi Kappa Sigma . . . WILLIAM P. MAYSON, JR., Sigma Nu . WILLARD B. McBURNEY, Sigma Chi . . . . Crowley, La. . . . Claxlon, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. . Tahlequah, Okla. . . . Laurel, Miss. Warner Robins, Ga. . . Kenmore, N. Y. Chalfanooga, Tenn. . . . Butler, Mo. . . Richmond, Ky. . Asheville, N. C. . . . Augusla, Ga. . . . Aflanla, Ga. Klagenfurl, Auslria Asloria, L. I., N. Y. . . . Aflanla, Ga. . . Jackson, Miss. . New York, N. Y. . . . Decafur, Ga. . . Harrison, Ark. . . . Ailania, Ga. . . Eifzgerald, Ga. . . . Ailania, Ga. . . Biloxi, Miss. . . . Toccoa, Ga. . Thomasville, Ga. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . Augusla, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. RALPH S. MCCHESNEY ......... Thomasville, Ga. H. D. MCCONDICHIE, Alpha Tau Omega .J'ksonviIle Beach, Fla. DANIEL G. MCCORMICK ........... Miami, Fla. ROBERT H. MCCOY, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Chailanooga, Tenn. WILLIAM D. MCCOY .......... Experimenl, Ga. GLENN R. McCULLOUGH . . . Chamblee, Ga. HOWARD A. McCULLOUGH, Thela Chi . . . Allanla, Ga. DAVE F. McDOWELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... Decalur, Ga. JOHN J. MCGEE, JR. ............ Allanfa, Ga. DONALD A. MCGREGOR, Phi Delia Thefa . Managua, Nicaragua WILLIAM M. MCGREW, Alpha Tau Omega . . Hopkinsville, Ky. DAVID E. MCHUGH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Sanla Rosa, Cal. EDWARD R. MCKENNA, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Palm Beach, Fla. JAMES E. MCKENZIE, Phi Della Thefa . . . Chaiianooga, Tesn. GEORGE S. MCKINLEY, Kappa Alpha . . Wesl' Palm Beach, Fla. MASON H. MCKNIGHT, Delia Tau Delia . . RAMON M. MCLEON, Alpha Tau Omega THURSTON B. McLERAN, JR. .... . ARCH J. MCNEILL, Bela Thela Pi . . . HENRY E. MEADOWS ........ JAMES W. MERCER, Lambda Chi Alpha . A. BRIAN MERRY, JR. ...... . CLAUS B. METTENHEIMER, Phi Kappa Tau ROBERT T. MEYER, Della Sigma Phi . . DONALD S. MICHAEL, Delia Sigma Phi . DONALD J. MILLER, Tau Epsilon Phi . . FRED J. MILLER .......... RUEBUSH J. MITCHELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Augusta, Ga. . . Albany, Ga. . Wellborn, Fla. Red Springs, N. C. . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Augusla, Ga. . Palm Beach, Fla. . . . Brunswick, Ga. . Glen Rock, N. J. New Orleans, La. . . Canlon, N. C. . Thomasville, Ga. EDUARDO A. MONTALVO ...... Sanlurce, Puerlo Rico THOMAS G. MOORE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Allania, Ga. I3I JOHN C. MORCOCK, Ill ..... JOHN F. MORGAN, Sigma Nu . . FELIX A. MORREO ....... KENT B. MORRIS, Alpha Tau Omega . MAXWELL M. MORRIS, I. S. O. , . FRANK R. MUDANO ....... JAMES R. MULLINS ....... WALTER G. MUROSKI ...... JAMES E. MURPHY, Phi Della Thela . Avondale Eslaies, Ga. . . . Annislori, Ala. . Caracas, Venezuela . . . . Decalur, Ga. . . . Florence, Ala. Wesi Palm Beach, Fla. . . Morrlgcmery, Ala. . . . Orlando, Fla. . . . Palafka, Fla. THOMAS W. MUSSLEWHITE ...... CHARLES G. NAYLOR, JR., I. S. O. . . WILLIAM C. NEILLY, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Arp, Texas . . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Tampa, Fla. WILLIAM D. PASCHAL, JR. . ALAN E. PATRICK, I. S. O. . . . . JOHN E. PATTEN ......... THOMAS O'B. PATTON, Kappa Alpha . WILLIAM F. PAUL, JR. ...... . WILLIAM S. PAUL ........ CHARLES H. PAULY .......... . . . Decaiur, Ga. . , Jefferson, Ga. 1 9 5 2 . . Lakeland, Ga. . Macon, Ga. . . Rincon, Ga. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. Middlelown, R. l. JOSEPH A. PEACOCK, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Aflania, Ga. PAUL E. PENISTON, Alpha Tau Omega ..... Allanla, Ga. PAUL W. PERFECT, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . FI. Lauderdale, Fla. JOHN F. PERKINS, JR., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Peabody, Mass. THOMAS M. PERKINS ...... Bowling Green, Ky. GEORGE D. NEWTON, JR., Della Tau Della . PAUL M. NICHOLS, Alpha Tau Omega . . THOMAS M. NICKLES, JR., Della Tau Della WILLIAM NICOLINI ...... . . . FREDERICK W. NILES, Befa Thefa Pi . . . GEORGE A. NORMAN ,..... EUGENE B. NORRIS, Phi Della Thela . . HENRY M. OAKLEY, JR., Bela Thefa Pi . . JOHN I. OATTS, Phi Della Thela .... PAUL R. OD-OM, Alpha Tau Omega , . . CHARLES P. OWEN5, Della Tau Della . . WILLIAM B. PACE ......... . Gainesville, Ga. . . . Albany, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. Toms River, N. J. Chaffanooga, Tenn. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Winder, Ga. . . Millen, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Augusla, Ga. . . Allanla Ga. CARTER N. PADEN, JR., Sigma Chi . . . Loolcoul' Min., Tenn. CHARLES R. PERRY, Bela Thela Pi . . DAVID L. PERRY ........ HUGH D-. PERRY, JR., Kappa Sigma . OWEN E. PERRY ........ STANLEY F. PETRY .... THOMAS M. PHILLIPS . . CLIFTON H. PHILPOT, JR., Kappa Alpha ROBERT F. PICKENS ........ ROBERT L. PIHL ......... JAMES L. PIPPIN, Lambda Chi Alpha . JAMES B. PLATNER ........ REYNOLD E. POSEY, Alpha Tau Omega JACK B. POWERS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Knoxville, Tenn. . . Miami, Fla. . . Newnan, Ga. . . Aflania, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Madras, Ga. . . . . .AflanIa,Ga. . . Monroe, Ga. Long Island, N. Y. . Ochlochnee, Ga. . . Allanfa, Ga. Worlhingion, Ohio . Jacksonville, Fla. ELDER J. PAIR, Phi Delta Kappa . . . . . East Point, Ga. onnm L. PRATHER, Phi Kappa Tau . . Easl' Poinl, Ga. PAUL L. PARENT ........ . EDWARD M. PARKER, Chi Psi . . EDWIN H. PARKER, I. S. O. . WALTER S. PARRISH .... . . Burlingfon, Vi. . . Savannah, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Aflanla, Ga. HENRY J. PRATT, I. S. O. .... . HOWARD M. PRATT . . . JAMES I. PRICE .... GEORGE PUCA . . . . Allanla, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . . Augusla, Ga. . Brooklyn, N. Y. I32 LOYD N. PUCKETT, JR., Pi Kappa Phi . JAMES W. PUETT ........ LELIU'S B. PULLEN, JR. ..... . BEN E. PYE, Della Sigma Phi ..... CHARLES E. QUENTEL, Alpha Tau Omega WILLIAM S. RAMEY ........ ROBINSON P. RAMIREZ . ...... . . Decafur, Ga. . Marble, N. C. Ga. Ga. Fla. Ga. . . Ailanla, . . . Brunswick, . . . Miami, CHARLES J. RADFORD, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Monroe, . . Newberry, S. C. Panama Cily, Panama DONALD H. RAMSBOTTOM, Alpha Tau Omega . Fall River, Mass. izouasynr L. RAUKER, Pi Kappa Phi . . MITCHELL RAYNEs ......... sAMuEL I. REAMES . . MICHAEL REBICH, l. S. O ..... CHARLES R. REDDING, Kappa Alpha . . ROY C. REECE .......... GEORGE C. REED, JR ........ GEORGE F. REED, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha . OLIVER W. REEVES ....,.... WILLIAM L. REGER, Bela Thefa Pi . PAUL J. REGI'STER, Kappa Alpha . . . JAMES R. REICH, Alpha Tau Omega . . ,Los Angeles, Cal. . Augusla, Ga. . Ridgeville, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . . Dallon, Ga. . Harriman, Tenn. . . . . Miami, Fla. . . Memphis, Tenn. Toronfo, Ohio . . Sl. Louis, Mo. Jackson, Miss. . Chaifanooga, Tenn. FRANK C. REPULT, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Memphis, Tenn. CLAYBOURN B. RHINEHART, Thefa Chi . WILLIAM RHYMER ......... JACK S. RICE .......... WAYNE L. RICHARDSON ...... MARTIN S. RICHMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi . . STUART L. RICHMOND, I. S. O. . . . . ROBERT J. RIEDEL, Phi Sigma Kappa . . ROBERT G. RILEY, JR., Alpha Tau Omega EUGENE A. RIPLEY, Lambda Chi Alpha . BOBBY L. ROBERSON ....... CLIFFORD L. ROBERTS, Lambda Chi Alpha CARL ROSENBERG, Tau Epsilon Phi . . ARTHUR E. ROS'S, Sigma Chi . . . FERRUCCIO A. ROSSA ..... GEORGE T. nosseiz, Phi Delia Thefa . . non L. nosr, I. s. o. .... . JosEPH non-4, Alpha Epsilon Pi .... PHILIP s. Ron-n-lolz, Phi Epsilon Pi . . ERNEST POTRAMEL, JR., Phi Gamma Dena JAKE c. nunoLPH, Bela Theta Pi . . . WILLIAM E. RUPP, Phi Della Theia . . ROGER L. RUSSELL ....... . ROBERT E, RUTHERFORD ..... . ROBERT A. 'SAMODEN, Theia Xi . . . HAL R. SANDERS ...... WILLIAM B. SANDERS . . JOSEPH O. SARBACHER . . PHILIP T. SARRIS ...... MARVIN R. SAUNDERS ....... W. KENNETH SAUNDERS, Della WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS . . . JIMMIE E. SAWYER . . . ROBERT B. SAYER, Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . . . Rome,Ga. . . . . Union, S. C. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Winsfon-Salem, N. C. . . . . Dalfon, Ga. . . Worcesier, Mass. . Cliffside Park, N. J. . . . Aflanla, Ga. . Dunbar, Wesl Va. . . . Auslell, Ga. . . . Roberls, Miss. . Bridgepori, Conn. . . Orlando, Fla. . Pensacola, Fla. . . Brisfol, Tenn. . . Pulaski, Tenn. . . Yonkers, N. Y. . . Ballirnore, Md. . SI. Pefersburg, Fla. . Clarkesville, Tenn. . . . Lyman, S. C. . Birmingham, Ala. Coalwood, West Va. . West Haven, Conn. . . . Decalur, Ga. . Aflania, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. . S+. Augustine, Fla. , . . Helena. Ga. Tau Delia . . . Miami, Fla. Ga. Ga. . . Easl Poinf, . . Albany, . . Millburn, N. J. JOHN N. SCANDALIOS, Della Sigma Phi . Long Island Cily, N. Y. DON R. SCARBROUGH ........ . Douglasville, Ga. GERALD SCHABES, Tau Epsilon Phi . . . Mexico Cify, Mexico JOHN E. SCHAEFER, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Norfh Plainfield, N, J. ERNEST SCHELLER, JR., Phi Epsilon Pi . . . Springdale, Conn. WILLIAM T. SCHLEICH ...... . ROBERT G. SCHULTZ, Thela Xi ..... JOHN D. SCHULTZE, Tau Kappa Epsilon . GORDON I. SCOTT ...,..... I. JUDSON SCOTT, JR., Kappa Alpha . FRANK R. SEARLE ......... J. R. SECKMAN, Kappa Alpha .... WILLIAM B. SEGRAVES, Phi Eta Sigma . RONALD C. SELF .......... ROGELIO A. SEQUEIRA . . . SERMET SEVIL ...., . GRADY I. 'SEWELL . . . . 1 JAMES K. SHARP ......... FRANK M. SHAVER, Della Tau Delia . . POWELL P. SHEFFER . . . WILLIAM T. SHELTON, Phi JOSEPH E. SHIPEK ......... CHARLES B. SHIVE, JR. . Kappa Tau . JAMES H. SHUGART ........ JEAN V. SIMMONS, Alpha Tau Omega . . MAX iz. simmons ......... THOMAS s. simmons ........ RONALD E. siNEwAY, Pi Kappa Alpha . RAYMOND A. SKEEHAN ....... THEODORE O. SKINNER, Thela Xi . . ROBERT H. SLAUGHTER ..... VASEL R. SLOVER ...... ABNER G. SMITH ......... ALBERT W. SMITH, Sigma Nu ..... CAMPBELL L. 'SMITH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon CLARENCE D. SMITH ....... COLEMAN M. SMITH, JR., Sigma Nu. . DOUGLAS W. SMITH ....... ED-WARD H. SMITH, JR. . . . . . FRED P. SMITH, Alpha Tau Omega . . JERRY H. SMITH, Phi Della Thela . . JOSEPH L. SMITH, JR. . . . RUDOLPH B. SMITH .... . THOMAS G. SMITH, Chi Phi . . WILLIAM J. SMITH ..... . JOHN C. SMITHKEY, JR. . . B. J. SNYDER ...... . . . Ailania, Ga. . New Haven, Conn. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Decaiur, Ga. . . Opelika, Ala. . Lakeland, Fla. Clarksburg, Wes? Va. . . . Griffin, Ga. . Cryslal Ciiy, Mos. Cenlral Narcisa, Cuba . Isianbul, Turkey . . . Allanla, Ga. . . Jasper, Tenn. Monfgomery, Ala. . . Orlando, Fla. . . Denver, Colo. . . Anligo, Wis. . Jackson, Miss. . . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Forf Walton, Fla. . . . Erwin, Tenn. . Memphis, Tenn. Garfield HIS., Ohio . . Pifisburgh, Pa. . . Laurel, Miss. . . Allania, Ga. . . Nalchez, Miss. Ben Hill, Ga. f simlingham, Mich. . Jacksonville, Fla. . Manchesfer, Ga. Ala. . . I-Iunfsville, . . Linclale, Ga. Ailanla, Ga. . . Thomaslon, Ga. . Jackson, Miss. . . . Macon, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. Bowling Green, Ky. . . . Aflanla, Ga. . . Suffield, Ohio . . Ashland, Ky. WARREN H. SOLLOWAY, Tau Epsilon Phi .... Aflanla, Ga. LOUI'S T. SOVEY ............. Hariwell, Ga. FOSTER L. SPAIN, Delia Tau Delia ....... Aflanla, Ga. EDWARD H. SPARKMAN, Alpha Tau Omega . Charleslon, S. C. GLENN M. SPARKS ......... JOHN M. SPENCER, JR., Bela Thela Pi . WILLIAM E. SPIER ...... THOMAS R. SPRUNGER .... GABRIEL W. ST. CLAIR, JR., I. S. O. . AUGUSTUS L. STANFORD, JR. . JAMES C. STEWARD- ..... ROBERT E. STONE ..... TRAVIS L. STORY, Chi Phi . . . ROBERT C. 'STULTS, Kappa Alpha . . . CRAIG E. STURKIE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . DANIEL G. SUBTELNY, Phi Kappa Sigma HENRY W. SUCCOP, Pi Kappa Alpha . FREDERICK R. SUCHKE ....... . Birmingham, Ala. . . . Spencer, La. . Soulh Bend, Ind . . . Berne, Ind Charloile, N. C . . . Macon, Ga . Stamford, Conn . . . Miami, Fla . . Ailania, Ga Webb Ciiy, Mo . . Columbus, Ga . Cliffon, N. J . . Miami, Fla . . Aflanfa, Ga FRANK A. SUMMERS ........ CHARLES R. SWANEY, Kappa Alpha . . CONON D. SWANN ...... GLEN M. SWICEGOOD ....... CECIL T. SWINSON, JR. ...... . RICHARD W. TANNEHILL, Kappa Alpha FRANK H. TAYLOR ......... ROBERT H. TAYLOR ........ ROBERT P. TEMPLETON, Sigma Nu . . JAMES N. THOMAS ........ RUSSELL H. THOMAS ....... REN A. THORNE, JR., Alpha Tau Omega JAMES W. THRASHER, JR. . . . . WILMONT D. TIDD, Thefa Chi . . . EBEN F. TILLY, JR., Phi Della Thefa . . Kings Mouniain, N. C. . Goocllelfsville, Tenn. . Birmingham, Ala. . . . Doihan, Ala. . . . Slaiesboro, Ga. . . Hailiesburg, Miss. . . . Hapeville, Ga. . . . Smyrna, Ga. Challanooga, Tenn. . . . Allanla, Ga. Lakeside, Calif. Q . . Milledgeville, Ga. . . . Tiffon, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . . Allanfa, Ga. BOYD- T. TOBEN, JR., Chi Phi ......... Ladue, Mo. RICARDO L. TOGNA, Lambda Chi Alpha . Poughkeepsie, N. Y. OSWALD H. TOMPKINS, Pi Kappa Phi ...... Miami, Fla. RICARDO TOYDS ........ VERNON T. TRAIL . . . CHARLES M. TRUETT . . A. JOSEPH TULKOFF . . . SAMUEL D. TURNER, JR. . JOHN N. TURPIN . . . JAMES M. TUTTLE . . . ROBERT H. TYLER ......... CARL N. UMSTEAD, Sigma Chi .... HAROLD A. VALERY, Phi Gamma Delia . ROBERT D. VAN HOUTEN ...... EDWARD K. VAN WINKLE, Chi Phi . . . Cienfuegos, Cuba . . . Haynes, Ark. . . Blackshear, Ga. . . . Ashland, Ky. . . Lake Worlh, Fla. . Chalfanooga, Tenn. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . . Decalur, Ga. . . . For? Knox, Ky. . Cannonsburg, Penn. . . . Newnan, Ga. . . . Aflanla, Ga. MARSHALL J. VEAL .... GEORGE VIVEIROS, Theia Xi . ULRICH E. VOETTER .... WILLIAM E. VOSS . . EDWIN C. VOUSDEN . . ROBERT T. VOYLES . . . . . Aflanla, Ga. . Fall River, Mass. Wesl Orange, N. J. . Columbia, Tenn. Daylona Beach, Fla. . . . Morrow, Ga. PAUL E. WADSWORTH, JR., Beta Thela Pi. . . . Horicon, Wis. SIDNEY G. WAGER, Chi Psi ..... BARRETT L. WALKER, Kappa Alpha . . HOMER P. WALKER, Pi Kappa Alpha . MARVIN E. WALLACE, Della Sigma Phi FRANK V. WALTER ........ MILLARD J. WALTERS ....... RICHARD- S. WASSERSTEIN, Phi Epsilon CARL B. WEAVER, Delia Tau Della . . ETHOD J. WEBB ......... LAWRENCE A. WEBB, JR. . . . . LEE H. WEGG, Kappa Alpha . . GAYLE J. WELLS, Sigma Chi . . JAMES R. WELLS ..... EUGENE C. WEST ......... DOUGLAS W. WESTROPE, JR. . . . . . Dawson, Ga. . . Madison, Ga. . . Albany, Ga. . . Easf Poinl, Ga. . Paulsboro, N. J. . . . . Decalur, Ga. Pi . . . Bronx, N. Y. . . I-Iousfon, Texas . Lake Charles, La. . . Gainesville, Ga. . . Corclele, Ga. . . Ashland, Ky. . . Uvalda, Ga. . . . Aflanfa, Ga. . New York, N. Y. CHARLES L. WHARTON, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . . Allanfa, Ga. JOHN K. WHEELER, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Hagerstown, Md. CHARLES M. WHITE, Sigma Nu ....... Rockmarf, Ga. EDWARD F. wi-ure. sigma Nu . . . ROBERT E. wi-me, Pi Kappa Alpha . . Savannah, Ga. . . Newlon, Miss. BOBBY A. WILLIAMS ...... . . . Memphis, Tenn. DAN N. WILLIAMS, Kappa Alpha .... Challanooga, Tenn. JAMES S. WILLIAMS, Kappa Alpha .... Greenwood, S. C. I35 THE JUHI R TIMES JESSE L. WILLIAMS, Thela Xi . . LOUIS A. WILLIAMS, JR. . . SIDNEY W. WILLIAMS, JR. ..... . WILEY E. WILLIAMS, Sigma Nu .... WARREN W. WILLINGHAM, Kappa Alpha THOMAS H. WILLINGS, JR. ..,.. . CHARLES W. WILSON, Alpha Tau Omega NORVILLE WILSON, Della Tau Della . . HENRY D. WINSHIP, Sigma Alpha Epsilon DARES E. WIRT . . ........ . RALPH H. WITT, Sigma Chi . . SAM L. WOHAR ...... ROBERT K. WOLFE, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Thomaslon, Ga . Greenville, S. C . . Decafur, Ga . Thomasville, Ga . . . Rome, Ga . . Allanfa, Ga . . Savannah Ga . . Allanfa Ga . . Palo Alfo, Cal . Holyoke, Mass . . LaGrange, Ga . Corning, N. Y Challanooga, Tenn HOWARD W. WOO ....... . . . Savannah, Ga EDWARD D. WOOD, JR. ..... . . Allanla, Ga JOHN H. WOODY, Sigma Chi ...,.. Chaffanooga, Ga PERRY R. WOOTEN ......... . Hornervllle, Ga ALBERT M. WRIGHT, JR., Phi Della Thela .... Allanfa, Ga GILBERT WRIGHT . . . . . New Orleans, La JOHN L. WRIGHT, JR .... . Lillle Rock, Ark WILLIAM R. WRIGHT ........... Jonesboro, Ga BURTON S. YOLEN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Por? Chesler, N. Y DONALD W. YOUMANS, Phi Gamma Delia . . . Waycross, Ga JOHN W. YOUNG, Sigma Chi ........ Orlando, Fla PAUL A. YOUNGBERG . . , ..... Venice, Fla CHARLES V. ZANZALARI . . . Perth Amboy, N.J HAROLD E. ZELL .......,.... Brunswick, Ga BENEDICT ZULLO ........... New Haven, Conn EDWIN A. ZURAWEL, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Taunlon, Mass ROBERT L. ZWALD ......... . . . Aflania, Ga The slrudenis enferiain. English I0l L. What am I offered, pal? 141' 2cwv!am--- High-class grease monkeys shine on Engineers' Day. DUNLAP CLEMENT UFFIEERS UF THE SUPHUIHURE ELHSS BISHOP 1953 I38 OFFICERS PETE DUNLAP . . . . President BEN BISHOP . . . . . Vice President RICHARD CLEMENT . . Secretary-Treasurer NORMAN A. AREND .... cHARLEs E. ADAMS ...... EDGAR G. ADAMS, Kappa Alpha . GEORGE w. ADAMS, Thefa xi . . . JOHN J. AGRAMONTE, Pi Kappa Phi . . JOSEPH J. AIELLo, Theta xi . . . HENRY B. AIRTH, Alpha Tau Omega . . CHARLES H. AITKEN, JR., Theia Chi . . . MARION w. AKINs ........ aoaav G. ALBRITTON, Thera xi . . CHARLES A. ALLEN ....... JoHN M. ALLEN, JR., Kappa Alpha . . LEE T. ALLEN . ........ WILLIAM E. ALLEN, Phi Della Thela . . LUTHER T. ALLISON, JR ...... CHARLES W. ALMAND ......... CHARLES C. ALMON, Delia Sigma Phi . THOMAS L. ALNUTT, JR., Delia Tau Delia MANUEL A. ALVAREZ . . KENNETH B. ANDERSON . . SYDNEY ANDERSON, ll ....... . Bosion, Mass. . . Albany, Ga. . Balfimore, Md. . Thomasron, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Tampa, Fla. Toms River, N. J. . . Griffin, Ga. . . Mobile, Ala. . . Afhens, Ga. . . Decalur, Ga. . . Ailanla, Ga. . . Allania, Ga. . . Foresf Park, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Odessa, Fla. . Carfersville, Ga. Camaguey, Cuba Bloomfield, N. J. . . . . Allania, Ga. BERT R. ASTRUP, Delia Tau Della . . . Douglaslon, L. I., N. Y. DAN C. AUSTIN, Sigma Chi . . MICHAEL B. AUSTIN .... . MERCER R. BABE ....... EMORY J. BAILEY ....... GEORGE c. BAIRD, JR., Chi Phi . . IRBY R. BALLARD ...... WALTER w. RALLEW, JR., Chi Psi . . PHILIP F. RALLINGER, JR. . . . CHARLES C. BARLOW, Kappa Alpha . . WILLIAM E. BARLOW ........ MEL E. BARTHOLOMEW ....... WILLIAM E. BARTLETT, Thefa Chi . . . . . . Bayside, N. Y. CHARLES E. BASKIN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . . . . Aflanla, Ga. . Wilminglon, N. C. . . Albany, Ga. . Palmelfo, Ga. . . Augusfa, Ga. . Foresi Park, Ga. . Charloile, N. C. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Jackson, Miss. . . . . Tampa, Fla. ROBERT C. BARNETT, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Washingion, Ga. Ridgewood, N. J. . Marieifa, Ga. STANLEY M. BASKIND, Tau Epsilon Phi . . Wesl Hartford, Conn. ROGER L. BASTIN ........ . NORMAN R. BATHO . . . . JESSE BEA'SLEY ..... . . CHARLES BEATENBOUGH . RAY M. BECK .... . . ROGER T. BECKER, Sigma Chi . . . CHARLES E. BECKLER ..... WAYNE L. BEECH, Sigma Nu . RICHARD J. BELARDI ...... JAMES E. BELL, Phi Gamma Delia . . WILLIAM J. BELL, Phi Gamma Delia . . PAUL H. BELZ, Tau Epsilon Phi . . ELMER M. BENNETT, Pi Kappa Phi . MILTON W. BENNETT, Sigma Nu . . JULIAN W. BENSON, Sigma Chi . . PAUL BERG, Phi Epsilon Pi .... DAVID J. BERGGREN, Sigma Nu . OSCAR L. BETTS, Phi Della Thela . . BENJAMIN C. BISHOP ........ JIMMY R. BLACK, Phi Gamma Delta . . . JOHN D. BLACKBURN, JR., Delia Tau Della . ELWOOD P. BLANCHARD, JR ....... JORGE L. BLANCO ......... . . Decafur, Ga. . . . Aflania, Ga. Dixon Springs, Tenn. Danielsville, Ga. . Cedarfown, Ga. Kalamazoo, Mich. . . . Benlon, Tenn. . Owensboro, Ky. . . Beloif, Wis. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . . Ailania, Ga. . . Memphis, Tenn. . Key Wesf, Fla. . Waycross, Ga. . . Ailania, Ga. . Columbus, Ga.. Vero Beach, Fla. . Columbus, Ga. Greenville, S. C. . . Aflanta, Ga. . Thomasfon, Ga. . Suffern, N. Y. . Havana, Cuba TIIE PII RE EI SS JAMES S. BLANTON ........ JAMES D. BLITCH, Alpha Tau Omega . . . JAN L. BOAL .......... BARHAM F. BOBO .......... DONALD- C. BOGUE, Alpha Tau Omega . ADRIAN D. BOLCH, JR., Phi Gamma Delta JOSEPH s. aoNo, Alpha Tau Omega . . JAMES M. sowER's, Sigma Nu . . . ROBERT BOWERS .......... KENNETH v. soYER ......... . . Allanla, Ga. . Sfafesboro, Ga. . . Canlon, Ohio . . .AfIan+a, Ga. . Sf. Pefersburg, Fla. . . Easl' Poinl, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. . . Marieifa, Ga. . . . Barlow, Fla, . . Pensacola, Fla. WILLIAM D. BRADBURY, JR., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Fi+zgeraId, Ga. CECIL E. BRADLEY, Phi Sigma Kappa . . ALFRED L. BRADY, JR., Sigma Nu . . FAIN E. BRANNON ...... . I. CESAR BRAUD .......... DEAN G. BRAUER .......... EDWARD N. BRAUN, Alpha Tau Omega . ERNEST W. BRELAND, Sigma Chi .... WILLIAM J. BREMER, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha . HARRY D. BRETTSCHNEIDER ...... JAMES W. BRICE .......... HOWARD I. BROAD, Tau Epsilon Phi . . RONALD 'C. BROCK ......... WILLIAM H. BROGDON, Kappa Alpha . ARTHUR D. sRooK . . GWYNN A. BROWN ..... . RICHARD P. BROWN ...... . wu.i.iAM R. BROWN, Sigma chi ..... wiLLiAM H. BRYANT, JR., Della Tau Delia SAMUEL aucKMAsTER, JR., Phi Delia Thefa FRANK H. BUFFONE, Delia Sigma Phi . ROBERT M. BULLARD ....... BEN H. BULLOCH ....... JAN BUNUSEN, Phi Gamma Della . . HERBERT N. BUNDY ....... ARTHUR L. BURRESS, JR., Thela Chi . . WILFRED S. BURT, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . ROBERT A. BUSH, Kappa Alpha .... CARROLL B. BUTLER ......... THEODORE D. BUYER, Alpha Epsilon Pi . ERNEST G. BYLANDER ........ EDWARD R. BYWATERS, Lambda Chi Alpha RANDOLPH W. CABELL, Bela Thela Pi . . ROBERT R. CAMPBELL ..... JOSE E. CARBIA, Phi Ela Mu . . WILLIAM D. CARDWELL .... GEORGE C. CARLSON, Sigma Nu . . PETER A. CARLSON ,..... . ROBERT L. CARROLL, Lambda Chi ESTOL T. CARTE, JR., Thela Chi . JOHN 'S. CARTER, JR. ....... . BEN M. CARVER, Delia Tau Delia . . FRANK CASTAGNA, I. S. O. . . . CARLOS H. CHAFIN .... Alpha EDGAR H. CHAMBERS, JR., Kappa Alpha . JOHN F. CHAMBLESS, Phi Delia Thefa . . SID S. CHAMPION, JR. ...... . ROBERT C, CHAPMAN ........ RUPERT H. CHARLES . . . . . Chalsworih, Ga. Fla. . . . Tampa, . . . Smyrna, Ga. . Lillie Nook, N. D. . . Richmond, Va. . . Augusfa, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Louisville, Ky. . Gainesville, Ga. . Springfield, Mass, . Columbia, S. C. . . Cordele, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Forl' Gaines, Ga. . . . Aflanla, Ga. . . . Alhens, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Yonkers, N. Y. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Manchesfer, Ga. . . Aflania, Ga. . . Decafur, Ga. . . Aflanla, Ga. Longmeadow, Mass. . Gainesville, Ga. . . Millwood, Ga. . Fain Lawn, N. J. . . . Wynne, Ark. . . Warrenion, Va. . . Covingion, Va. . For? Myers, Fla. . . . Sanlurce, Puerto Rico . Gainesville, Ga. . . . Aurora, Ill. . Bloomfield, N. J. . Harriman, Tenn. . Sl. Albans, W. Va. . . . Allanla, Ga. . Morrisiown, Tenn. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Allania, Ga. . Gainesville, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Edwards, Miss. . . Easl Poinf, Ga. . . Waycross, Ga. ANGEL CHAUFAN . . Buenos Aires, Argeniina Pil l llhhh ROBERT G. CHENOWETH . . WILLIAM T. CHESHIRE, JR. . V. COLLINS CHEW ..... FRANCIS T. H. CH'NG . . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . East Point, Ga. . Jakarta, Indonesia JOHN H. CHRISTESON, Lambda Chi Alpha . . Tekamah, Nebr. ROBERT II. CHURCH, sigma Chi ANTHONY F. CIANNAVEI . . . ROBERT L. CIPoLAT ..... MARTIN CLARK, sigma Chi . . . . FRANK J. CLARKE ...... WILLIAM H. CLAYTON, Pi Kappa Phi . . RICHARD L. CLEMENT, sigma Chi . . . ROBERT E. CLEMENT, Alpha Tau Omega . CLEMMER, JR. ..... . CLEMMODE ........ CLEMONS, Alpha Tau Omega VANCE D. PHILIP D. ARCHIE L. ERNEST R. CLIFTON, JR., Chi Psi . . . . CARL E. CLINE ...... WILLIAM s. CLINE, Chi Phi . . ARMANDIO coao . . GEORGE A. COCHRAN . JOHN P, COCHRAN . ALToN D. COCKBURN DANIEL Ia. COFER, Delta sigma Phi . . JACK C. COFFMAN . WILLIAM w. COLE, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha ARTuRo F. COMAS .......... THOMAS A. COMENTO ..... . RALPH H. CONWAY, Theta Chi . . . HARRY I. COOKE ...... . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Walpole, Mass. . Bleclcley, W. Va. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Central, S. C. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Cartersville, Ga. . Jackson, Miss. . . Flushing, N. Y. . Tallahassee, Fla. . Savannah, Ga. . . . Miami, Fla. . Salisbury, N. C. . Havana, Cuba . Natchez, Miss. . . East Point, Ga. . . Dalton, Ga. . . Wadley, Ga. . San Angelo, Tex. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Havana, Cuba Perth Amboy, N. J. Washington, D. C. . . . Atlanta, Ga. l4I ERNEST B. COOPER, JR., Kappa Alpha . . . Thomasville RICHARD E. COTTON, Alpha Tau Omega . JOHN D. COURTNEY, Phi Sigma Kappa . CHARLIE H. COX, Chi Phi JEROME C. COX .... ERIC E. CRAKE, Sigma Chi . . CRATON . HAROLD M. CHARLES E. CRAWFORD . . THOMAS E. CRAWFORD . , Ga. . Milledgeville, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Moultrie, Ga. . Houston, Tex. . . Lindale, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. Pooler, Ga. VERNAN A. CRAWFORD ........ Milledgeville, Ga. RICHARD L. CRIDER, Alpha Tau Omega ..... McRae, Ga. LAWRENCE L. CROSBY, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Atlanta, Ga. CLARENCE C. CROWTHER ......... Marietta, Ga. MALVERN R. CRUTCHFIELD, JR.,Lambda Chi Alpha . Trenton, Ky. WILLIAM N. CULVER . . ANTHONY J. CURATOLO . D. ROBERT D'AIUTOLO, Phi Kappa Sigma ALFRED C. DANIEL . ..... . . . . CHARLES G. DANIEL, Theta Chi . . EVERETT J. DANIEL, I. S. O. .... . JULIAN W. DANIEL ........ HAL S. DANIELL, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha . . JERRY D. DAVIDSON, Delta Tau Delta . . BILLY E. BILLY R. GEORGE HAL A. JOHN B, DAY, JR ......... JOE D. DEADWYLER ......... CLIFTON E. DeHART, Tau Kappa Epsilon . DAVIS ......... DAVIS, Phi Kappa Tau . . G. DAVIS, Kappa Sigma . DAVIS ........ . Birmingham, Ala. . . Lynbrook, N. Y. . Hackensack, N. J. . . Atlanta, . . Savannah, . . Atlanta, . . . Millen, . College Park, . . .Litl-Ionia, . . Howey, . . Kennedy, . . Moultrie, . . Atlanta, Porterdale, -. i. . Atlanta, North Tazewell, Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Fla. Ala. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Va. DAVID W. DEITERS ........ MARIO DE LA GUARDIA ........ JAMES R. D-ELLINGER, Phi Dalia Thela . EMORY J. DENNARD, Sigma Nu . . . BEALE ia. DENTON ....... ROBERT E. DEMPSEY ....... WILLIAM v. DEW, Pi Kappa Alpha . JAMES H. DIAMOND ....... HECTOR J. mAz ......... JAMES w. oiesv, Phi Deira Thefa . . MARK L. meeonv ........ CASSIUS B. DIXON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . . Ailanla, Ga. . Havana, Cuba . Cariersville, Ga. . . Allania, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Bofhell, Wash. . . Thomasville, Ga. . . Vero Beach, Fla. . . Allania, Ga. . Carrolllon, Ga. Glen Cove, N. Y. . Talladega, Ala. MERRIT W. DIXON, Ill, Chi Phi ....... Savannah, Ga. THOMAS w. DONALDSON, Phi Kappa Tau . . JIMMY D. DONG ......... ROBERT E. DONNELLY ....... THOMAS N. DORSETT ......... RICHMOND .I. DOUGALL, Tau Kappa Epsilon . FULTON C. DOUGLAS ......... RALPH L. DOYER, Thela Xi ....... wii.LlAM w. oownv, Phi Sigma Kappa HERBERT G. DOWIS, Sigma Chi ...... WILLIAM A. DOZIER, Tau Kappa Epsilon ANTHONY J. DRAGO .... .... WILLIAM L. DRAPER, Sigma Phi Epsilon . THOMAS E. DUCKETT, Phi Sigma Kappa . . DONALD A. DUKE ......... MARVIN N. DUNHAM, Della' Sigma Phi JULIAN L. DUNLAP, Phi Sigma Kappa . PETER DUNLAP, Alpha Tau Omega . . Park Ridge, N. J. Ball Ground, Ga. . Chamblee, Ga. . . Ailanla, Ga. Kingsion, Jamaica . . Allanla, Ga. . . Alcoa, Tenn. . . Hixson, Tenn. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . Thomson, Ga. Foresi' Hills, N. Y. Q Charleslon, W. Va. . . Tavares, Fla. . . Tinsley, Miss . . Allania, Ga. . LaGrange, Ga. . Fall River, Mass. DAVID W. DUNN ..... nosenr F. DuPREE, Sigma Nu . . . ALAN F. DURFEE, Pi Kappa Phi . CLINTON W. EADS, JR. . . . . LEWIS F. EASTERLINE, JR. . . . . ROBERT S. ECHERD .... . WILLIAM D. ECHOLS ........ NATHAN A. EISNER, Tau Epsilon Phi . THOMAS D. ELLIS ........ . WATT D. ELROD, Theia Xi . . . . . JESSE C. EMBRY ........... WILLIAM M. ENGLERTH, Kappa Sigma . . EDWIN J. ENGRAM ....... . HANSELL P. ENLOE ..... . . . WILLIAM R. ENYEART .- . ..... . . . . Newark, N. J. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Lakeland, Fla. . . Hapeville, Ga. Andersonville, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . . Macon, Ga. . Lawrence, N. Y. . . . Griffin, Ga. Murfreesboro, Tenn. . . Arlinglon, Ga. Challanooga, Tenn. . . . Milner, Ga. . . Chamblee, Ga. Silver Springs, Md. EDWIN S. EPSTEIN, III, Phi Epsilon Pi ..... Augusla, Ga. ABRAHAM A. ESRAL ........ WALTER C. ESTES, Delia Sigma Phi . EMERSON EUBANK, III, SigmaAlpha Epsilon VITO C. FARESE .......... WILLIAM K. FAWCETT, Pi Kappa Alpha . . LOUIS E. FAY .......... JAMES E. FELTHAM, Kappa Alpha . HENRY A. FERRIS ........ RODNEY J. FIELD ......... RICHARD F. FINDLAY, Phi Delia Thela . GEORGE W. FINISON ....... JAMES M. FISCHER, Phi Sigma Kappa . JAMES M, FIVEASH, Sigma Chi .... TRAFTON W. FLEETWOOD, Della Sigma Phi I4-2 . . Aflanla, Ga. . ScoH', Ark. . Old Hickory, Tenn. . . Newark, N. J. . . . Allanla, Ga. . Jefferson, Iowa . . Annislon, Ala. . . . Griffin, Ga. . Greenville, S. C. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. Old Hickory, Tenn. . . Brunswick, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. MURRAY L. FLORENCE ...... MICHAEL FORSTL ........ JERREL F. FOSS, Alpha Tau Omega . . MARK A. FOSTER ........ FOREST L. FOWLER, JR., Chi Phi . . ROBERT N. FOWLER, Kappa Alpha . HARVEY FOX, Alpha Epsilon Pi ..... THOMAS FOX, Delia Sigma Phi ..... WILLIAM T. FRAMES, Phi Kappa Sigma . BERNARD H. FRANCE ......... ROBERT W. FRAZIER .... . WILLIAM S. FREEMAN . . . . THEODORE R. FRENCH, Alpha Tau Omega CARL L. FRICK, JR., Pi Kappa Phi . . . DONALD H. FRIEDMAN, Alpha Epsilon Pi PAUL H. FRIEDMAN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . ROBERT O. FULFORD ........ MAURICE J. GARBER, Alpha Epsilon Pi . PAUL R. GARNETT, Sigma chi .... JAMES M. GAssAwAY ........ EDWARD L. GATEs, JR., Dena Sigma Phi . LOUIS E. GATES, Delia Tau Delia . . . . . Morrow, Ga. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . Pulaski, Ga. . Greenville, S. C. . . Ailania, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . Union Ciiy, N. H. . . . Miami, Fla. . Maywood, N. J. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Orlando, Fla. Murfreesboro, Tenn. . . . Ailania, Ga. . . Freehold, N. J. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . High Poinf, N. C. , Wilminglon, N. C . . Columbus, Ga. . . Ashland, Ky . . . Aflanfa, Ga . . Alexandria, Va Canfon, N. C. WALTER B. GENTRY, JR. . ......... Richmond, Va PAUL L. GERARD ....... . . Woodbury His., N. J ALFRED J. GERMAN . . . . FELIX J. GERVAIS, JR ..... HARRY S. GIBSON ....... ROBERT M. GIFFIN, Kappa Alpha . . PAUL GILLESPIE ........ ROBERT C. GILLESPIE, Phi Kappa Tau . . ALAN F. GIVARZ . . DONALD A. GIVENS . . ROBERT C. GLASSCOCK . . . HERMAN O. GADWIN . . . . . FRED W. GOETTE ...... .... LEONARD GOLDNER, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Hicksville, N. Y. Elizabefhion, Tenn. . . . Aflanfa, Ga Vicksburg, Miss. . Pefersburg, Va. . . Hapeville, Ga . . Salisbury, Md Chaifanooga, Tenn. . . Savannah, Ga . . . Aflania, Ga ALEXANDER J. GORDON, III, Phi Gappa Della . . Ailania, Ga Don H. GORDON, Alpha Tau Omega . . Rov c. GRTEFHAM ......... c. CARTER GRAHAM, Alpha Tau Omega . HOWELL E. GRAHAM, Befa Tha+a Pi . . FLOYD E. GRAINGER ........ JOHN V. GRANT . . LOWTON E. GRANT . . . . Ailania, Ga. . Colfeyville, Kan. . . Alexandria, Va. . . Jasper, Tenn. . Tampa, Fla. . Tallahassee, Fla . . . Ailanfa, Ga. RUSSELL A. GRAVES ............ Tucker, Ga IRWIN GREEN ..... ...... WILLIAM B. GREEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon JAMES E. GREENE .......... RAY W. GREENE, Phi Gamma Delia . . . JACK L. GREGORY, Pi Kappa Alpha . . CLEMENT J. GRELLA .... ..... JAMES L. GRIFFIN, Pi Kappa Phi . . . GEORGE E. GRIFFITH, Lambda Chi Alpha THOMAS R. GRIMES, JR. ...... . EARL S. GROCHAU ...... . . . LEROY W. GROSS . . ..... . . . JO'SEPH P. GUNNESS, Lambda Chi Alpha . . Caurelion, N. Y. . . Alexandria, Va. . . Maspefh, N. Y. . Winier Park, Fla . . . Miami, Fla . Greenvale, N. Y. . Washingfon, D. C. . . Eaionion, Ga . . A'l'lania, Ga . Memphis, Tenn. . . . Norfolk, Va. . Ridgewood, N. J. THOMAS H. GUNTER, JR., Phi Gamma Delia . . . Ailania, Ga ELLIS T. GURRY, JR., Sigma Chi ...... . Aurora, Ill RAYMOND V. GUYTON ........ TH SUPH I IILIISS . . . . Macon, Ga Amityville, N. Y. Ill CHRISTOPHER J. GWYNN .... JEFFREY M. HAGEN ........ TOM W.'HAGLER, JR., Phi Delia Theia ROBERT LEWIS HALE ....... BENJAMIN R. HALL ..... LESLIE M. HAMILL, Theta Chi . FLOYD D. HAMILTON ....... BERNARD A. HAMLING, sigma Chi . RICHARD A. HAMMEL ....... . . Morris Plains, N. J . . . New York, N. Y . . . . Augusta, Ga. . . Chaflanooga, Tenn . . . . Aflanla, Ga. . . Weslminsfer, Md. . . Simsbury, Conn. . . . Lillle Rock, Ark. . . . . Al'lanIa,Ga. THOMAS V. HAMMOCK, Lambda Chi Alpha . Kingsport, Tenn. GEORGE G. HAMNER . .V . . . . . Wes? Palm Beach, Fla. FREDERICK F. HAND ...... . ..... Griffin, Ga. FRANK N. HANDAL, Phi Gamma Della . Rockville Cenlre, N. Y. DAVID G. HAPGOOD . ......... Lanesboro, Mass. ALLEN S. HARDIN, Phi Della Thefa . . DAVID C. HARDING ........ . . . . Allanfa, Ga. . . Washingfon, D. C. RAYMOND B. HARDT ............. York, Pa. GEORGE B. HARDY, Alpha Tau Omega MARVIN L. HARDY ....... LUTHER E. HARPER ........ . . . Russellville, Ky. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . . . Allania, Ga. ARNOLD W. HARRINGTON, Alpha Tau Omega . Sanford, Fla. I ' ' a CLAUDE B. HARRIS, Thea Chi . . . TED C. HARRIS, Thela Chi . . . WILLIAM W. HARRIS . . . . . . Alexandria, V . . . Gulfport, Miss. . Forl' Pierce, Fla. EDWIN M. HARTLEY, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha . Mooresfown, N.J. JAMES F. HARTNETT ........ WILLIAM G. HARWARD .... . . WILLIAM D. HARWELL ....... EMMETT D-. ,HASTY, JR, ..... . . . . . Allanla, Ga. . , Durham, N. C. . . . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Abbeville, Ala. WILLIAM K. HATCHER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Jacksonville, Fla. WALTER R. HAWKINS, Kappa Sigma . ROBERT S. HAYWOOD, Kappa Alpha ROBERT D. HAZEN ........ JAMES R. HEARD, Della Tau Della . . JOHN S. HEERY, JR. ...... . . . . . Savannah, Ga. W. W. HEIDELBERG, Phi Kappa Sigma . LOUI'S L. HELMS . . . EMORY S. HENDRIX . . ALBERT B. HERNDON ...... ROBERT L. HICKMAN ....... JOHN H. HICKS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . , Coral Gables, Fla. . . . . Jackson, Miss. . . Birdsboro, Pa. . . Wesl Poinl, Ga. . Franklin Park, N. J. . Hapeville, Ga. . . Aragon, Ga. . . . Valdosfa, Ga. . . Sleubenville, Ohio . . . Talladega, Ala. WILBUR S. HIGGINS, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Wesl' Palm Beach, Fla. DONALD' D. HILL, Kappa Sigma . . DOUG M. HILL, Sigma chi ..... JOSEPH E. HILL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . FRANK E. HINCHEY ........ LEONARD O. HINTON, JR. . . . JOE F. HOBART, Pi Kappa Phi . . LOUIS HOCHSTAEDTER, Phi Epsilon Pi THOMAS F. HOEHN ....... FRED W. HOEKE, Delia Tau Delia . . . C. LOUIS HOHENSTEIN ..... WALTER H. HOPKINS, Sigma Nu . . JAMES C. HORNSBY ....... JAMES M. HOSKINS ..... , . ROBERT J. HOSTETLER, Chi Psi . , . . . Moulfrie, Ga. . Fori Knox, Ky. . Decalur, Ga. . . Aflanla, Ga. . . . . Dacula,Ga. . . Greenville, Miss. . . . New York, N. Y. . . . Memphis, Tenn. . . Knoxville, Tenn. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Jesup, Ga. . Atlanla, Ga. . . Orlando, Fla. . . . Lansing, Mich. THOMAS Ia. HOWARD, In., Sigma chi . . . . Allanla, ss. JEWELL B. HUDIGINS, Bela Thefa Pi . NAT C, HUGHS, Sigma Nu . . . JOHN HUME ....... RE EIHSS . . Toccoa, Ga. . . Moultrie, Ga. . . Aflanla, Ga. ROBERT E. HUMPHREY ......... Kansas City, Mo. WILLIAM G. HUMPHREY, Beta Theta Pi . . . Toledo, Ohio ROBERT W. HURST, Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES W. HUTCHINS .......... Wadley, Ga. DOUGLAS H. HUTCHINSON, Phi Kappa Sigma . . Atlanta, Ga. HERBERT A. HUTCHINSON . . . JULIUS HYMAN, Alpha Epsilon Pi FRANCIS C. IMMICH ...... HALL C. IRBY ........ JOHN G. JACKSON, JR., Alpha Tau ROBERT L. JACOBS ....... RICHARD R. JAKALA . . JOHN JAMGOCHIAN, Kappa Sigma L. EDWARD- JEFFERIES, JR. . . . A. ROYAL JELATIN ...... CLAUDE W. JENKINS, JR. . . . . GEORGE F. JENSEN, Pi Kappa Phi . RUSSELL A. JENSEN, Delta Sigma Phi JOE W. JERNIGAN, Sigma Chi . . HENRY P. JEWELL, Phi Delta Theta ARTURO P. JIMENEZ ...... . . . . . Maspeth, N. Y. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Murfreesboro, Tenn. Omega . . . Macon, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Tonawanda, N. Y. . . . Chamblee, Ga. . . Bradenton, Fla. Painted Desert, N. M. . . Birmingham, Ala. . . . Key West, Fla. . . . St. Mary's, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chickamauga, Ga. . . . Havana, Cuba FREDERICK A. JOHANSEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Atlanta, Ga. DONALD- L. JOHNSON ..... HAROLD R. JOHNSON . . . . Westwood, Mass. . . Decatur, Ga. RICHARD C. JOHNSON, Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Atlanta, Ga. VERNON E. JOHNSON . . . . . WILLIAM R. JOHNSON ..... SIDNEY F. JOHNSTON, Phi Kappa Sigma BOBBY D. JONES ........ CARL H. JONES .......... . . Charleston, S. C. . . . Verona, N. J. . . Coco Solo, C. Z. . . . . Edison, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. I45 JIM F. JONES .... RONALD H. JONES . ROY C. JONES . . . WAYNE S. JONES . . WILLIAM A. JONES . . CHARLIE. W. JORDON . CARL L. C. KAH, Kappa Sigma . . . wu.uAM L. KALER, Alpha epsilon Pi . . ARTHUR R. KAMPSCHAFER .... JOHN M. KAYS ..... BENJAMIN KEE CHI . . JAMES L. KEEN, III ....... ELBRIDGE G. KELL ......... EARL D. KELLER, JR., Delta Tau Delta GARY R. KELLY ......... PAUL M. KELLY ........ GEORGE S. KELSEY, Pi Kappa Alpha . ARCHIE J. KEMP ........ DAN C. KENNEDY, Beta Theta Pi . . EDWARD G. KERR, Theta Chi . . . JAMES J. KERR ........ DAVID N. KEYSER, Delta Sigma Phi . DONALD C. KILBY, Theta Chi . . FREDERICK A. KILPATRICK . . WILMER H. KIMBERLY, JR. . . . . C. RAIFORD KING, Pi Kappa Alpha . GEORGE A. KING, Pi Kappa Alpha . . JOEL G. KING, Theta Chi ..... PAUL W. KING, Phi Gamma Delta . GLENN F. KIRK, JR., Theta Chi . . . . . Bremen, Ga . . Buffalo, N. Y . Carrollton, Ga . . . Tampa, Fla . . Elk Point, S. D . . Atlanta, Ga West Palm Beach, Fla . . . . Miami, Fla . Chattanooga, Tenn . . Stanhope, N. J . . Newark, N. J . . Dublin, Ga . . . . Rome, Ga. . . Copperhill, Tenn. . . Dorchester, Ga. , Washington, D. C. . . DeSoto City, Fla. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Huntington, W. Va. . . . .Artesia, Cal. . . . Griffin, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . St. Albans, N. Y. . Jackson, Miss. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. JAMES L. KIRK, II, Lambda Chi Alpha THOMAS R. KIRKLAND, Phi Della Thela . LUI'S V. KLITIN .......... GEORGE A, KLOEPFER ..... GILBERT D. KNAPP, Bela Thela Pi . . EUGENE S. KNIGHT ...... JOHN R. KNIGHT ......... JOSEPH M. KNIGHT, JR., Della Sigma LAMBERT J. KNOX ......... PHILIP KORMAN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . LEO L. KORNFELD, I. S. O ..... DAVID L. KREIGH, Sigma Phi Epsilon . ALBERT M. KUBLY . . DONALD KUTTNER ...... ROBERT L. KUZMA ...... JOHN C. KYLE, JR., Kappa Alpha . . . FRANK L. LAMB, I. S. O. .... . ROBERT H. LANDSMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi STANLEY P. LATHROP ....... EARL L. LAUBER ......... JOSEPH E. LAVELLE, Della Sigma Phi . ROY M. LAW .......... ERNEST G. LAYTON, Phi Kappa Tau . . JOSEPH J. LAZOR, Phi Kappa Sigma . ALBERT W. LEARY, Thela Chi . . JULAN LECRAW, Chi Phi ...... WALLACE S. LEDBETTER, Sigma Chi . JAMES M. LEHOSKY, l. S. O. . . . . DEAN J. LENNARD, Kappa Sigma . . . Moullrie, Ga. . . Augusla, Ga. . Havana, Cuba . . Warringlon, Fla. . . Greenfield, Mass. . . . . Allanla, Ga. . . Thomasville, Ga. Phi . . . Tampa, Fla. . . . Hapeville, Ga. . New York, N. Y. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Allanla, Ga. . . Havana, Cuba . . . Beloil, Wis. . Bayside, N. Y. . . . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Swainsboro, Ga. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Wallingford, Conn. . . Miami, Fla. . . . Waban, Mass. . . . Shellman, Ga. . . . Hapeville, Ga. Norlh Tarrylown, N. Y. . . Coral Gables, Fla. . . . . Allanla, Ga. . Sl. Simons Island, Ga. . Maple Heighls, Ohio . . . Tennille, Ga. ERVIN C. LENTZ, JR., Phi Kappa Tau I. . . . Beloil, Wis. RICHARD R. LEVEILLE, Tau Kappa Epsilon . While Plains, N. Y. RAYMOND H. LEVY, Tau Epsilon Phi .... Ballimore, Md. FRANK H. LEWIS, JR., Della Sigma Phi ..... Allanfa, Ga. PAWEL M. LIBERMAN ......... Sao Paulo, Brazil FRANK B. LIDDELL, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Memphis, Tenn. . . Memphis, Tenn. OWEN LILLY, JR., Alpha Tau Omega JOHN L. LINO ..... THOMAS D. LIPSEY . . ADAMS D. LITTLE, Alpha Tau Omega FRANK C. LITTLE . . . ROBERT P. LITTLE, JR. . WILLIAM S. LITTLE . . . ROBERT B. LIVINGSTON . SALVADOR A. LIZ . . HECTOR LLENZA . . . RICHARD D. LOCKHART, RICHARD LOPP . . . EUGENE E. LORENZ . . . Bergenfield, N. J. Challanooqa, Tenn. . . Mariella . Coral Gables Alexander Ciiy, . . .Allanla . . . Orlando Mexico Cily, M . . Halo Rey, -Della Tau. lITelTa . . Memphis, Balboa, . Milwaukee, , Ga. , Fla. Ala. , Ga. , Fla. exico P. R. Tenn. C. Z. Wis. DAVID R. LORING, Della Tau Della ..... New York, N. Y. KENNETH A. LUNDBERG, Phi Kappa Sigma . Bridgeporl, Conn. CLYDE C. LUNSFORD, JR., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Darien, Ga. MATTHEW A. LYONS ........... Augusla, Ga. JOHN W. MacPHERSON, Phi Kappa Sigma .... Allanla, Ga. RICHARD L. MALONE ...... JOHN K. MALOY, JR., Thefa Chi . . PHAETHON D. MANGRIOTIS . CONSTANTIN B. MANIOTES . . ELMORE T. MANN, JR. . . . KENNETH I. MAPLE . . . FREDERICK H. MAPPIN . . I46 . Washinglon, D. C. . . Macon, Ga. . . Afhens, Greece . Alhens, Greece . . . . Gay,Ga. . . London, En gland . . Cordele, Ga. RICHARD J. MARCINKO ....... . RICHARD R. MARINARO ..... EUGENE D. MARKS, JR., Phi Delta Theta . . JAMES W. MARLOW ......... JOHN C. MARSCHER, JR., Theta Chi . ALVA R. MARTIN, JR. ...... . GERDIS M. MARTIN, Kappa Sigma . . TALMADGE C. MARTIN. . . . . . . Marietta, Ga. Scarsdale, N. Y. . Augusta, Ga. . . Herrin, Ill. . . Merion, Pa. . Charleston, S. C. . . . Haleyville, Ala. . . Albany, Ga. WILLIS O. MARTIN, Lambda Chi Alpha . . Montgomery, Ala. MEQARDO M. MARTINEZ ..... ocmvlo A. MARTINEZ . . . ANTHONY J. MARTINS . . LUCIANO MATALON, Tau Epsilon Phi DAN C. MATHES, JR., Sigma Chl . . HARRY W. MATHIS ..... MARVIN E. MATHIS . . LOUIS S. MATTHEWS . . HARRY G. MAUGANS . JAMES H. MAULDIN, Theta Chi . . JAMES H. MAXEY, Phi Gamma Delta . . . RALPH C. MAYTON, JR. ..... . WILLIAM S. MAYTON . JACK D. MCALLISTER . . CHARLES B. MCCARTHY . JE'SSIE R. MCCLAIN . . . ROBERT G. MCCLELLAN . JAMES B. MCCOLLUM . . JOHN E. MCDONALD . MALCOLM S. McELVEEN . . JAMES R. MCGEEVER . . . HERBERT A. McINTOSH, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . GLEN N R. MCKELVEY ....... ,J . Havana, Cuba . Havana, Cuba . . Marietta, Ga. Buenos Aires, Argentina . . . . Helena, Ark. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. Fla. . . Hollywood, . Decatur, Ga. . . Panama City, Fla. . Atlanta, Ga. . Petersburg, Va. . East Point, Ga. . . . Orlando, Fla. . . Brookhaven, Ga. . . Memphis, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Bainbridge, Ga. . . Ashburn, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. HAROLD C. MCKENZIE, JR., Kappa Alpha .... Atlanta, Ga. J. FELIX MCKENZIE, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . Chattanooga, Tenn. E. FRANKLIN MCKINNEY, JR., Theta Chi .... Rome, Ga. IRVING A. MCKINNEY ........ East Greenbush, N. Y. DONALD R. McLAIN, Pi Kappa Alpha ROBERT E. MCMAHON ...... VERNON J. MCMILLAN ..... JERRY F MCPHERSON, Theta Chi . . ROBERT B. MCTYIER, Phi Kappa Tau DAVID G. MELDRUM ....... RICHARD L. MENDLER, Theta Chi . A. J. MERKLE, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ERNEST J. MESSERSMITH, Theta Chi HUGH L. MIDDLETON, Kappa Alpha . . DONALD L. MILBURN ...... JOHN C. MILES, Sigma Chi . . . . MORRIS E. MILES ........ FRANK R. MILLER, Phi Gamma Delta . HAL M. MILLER, Phi Delta Theta . . JULES L. MILLER ........ MEYER MILLER .... THOMAS W. MILLER . . JAMES H. MILLS . . . . . . . JAMES R. MILLS . ......... . Los Angeles, Cal. Everett, Mass. . Honolulu, Hawaii . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Memphis, Tenn. . Forl Lauderdale, Fla. . . Charlotte, N. C. . . Atlanta, Ga. Md. . . Thomasville, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Helena, Ark. . Baltimore, . . Columbia, Tenn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Kingsport, Tenn. . Irvington, N. J. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Kissimmee, Fla. . . . Pearson, Ga. . . Charlotte, N. C. VA'SKEN S. MINASSIAN, Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Boonton, N. J. MILTON MIRO .......... . Santurce, P. R. WALTER MITCHELL, III, Sigma Chi . . . . . Mobile, Ala. JOSEPH C. MIZELL, Delia Tau Della . . . Harrisburg, Penn. JAMES T. MONAHAN, Pi Kappa Alpha . CHARLES L. MOORE ..... . . . ROBERT C. MOORE ......... ROBERT W. MOORHEAD, Phl Della Theia BOBBY F. MORGAN ........ MILLARD F. MORGAN, JR. . WILLIAM-C: MORRELL, Phi Gamma Della GEORGE A. MORRIS, Phi Della Thela . THOMAS S. MORRIS, Pi Kappa Phi . . WILLIAM E. MORROW, JR. . . . . . JOHN A. MOSELEY, JR., Sigma Chi . . WILLIAM G. MOSES, JR. .... . JOHN G. MOSS . . . WILLIAM' L: MOSS' . . ALFRED C.' MOTER . . . DONALDR: MOWRY ....... WILLIAM MOY, Tau Kappa Epsilon . . JOSEPH F. MULLING ...... ROY M. MJUNDORFF, JR. . . WILLIAM T. MUNDY . . JACK B. MURPHY . . JOSEPH D. 'MYARS' . . . ROY A. NANCE'. . . . JOHN W. NAPIER . JACK D. NASH, JR., Chi Phi . . HARRY VB: NAYLOR, Thela Chi . . . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . . . Tampa, Fla. . . Maryville, Tenn. . . . . Miami, Fla. . . Jackson, Miss. . Bailey, N. C. . , Sfralforcl, Conn. . . Vicksburg, Miss. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Gadsden, Ala. . . . Ailanfa, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Bradenlon, Fla. . . Alhens, Ga. . . Akron, Ohio . . . Allanfa, Ga. . . Hollywood, Fla. . . . Tampa, Fla. . . Aflania, Ga. . . Gainesville, Ga. . . Newporl, R. l. . . Charloffe, N. C. Bell Buckle, Tenn. . Green Cove Springs, Fla. . . Hamlel, N. C. . . Gordon, Ga. RICHARD D: NEAL, Sigma Chi . ....., Columbus, Ga. ROBERT B. NELSON, Della Tau Delfa .... Carfersville, Ga. ALBERTO'NERENBERG, Tau Epsilon Phi . Buenos Aires, Argenlina JACK D. NICHELSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Miami, Fla. CLAUDE F. 'Nl'X, Thefa Chi . . . . Arlinglon, Va. DON H. NOAKLEY ..,.... . . . Sluifgarf, Ark. WILLIAM A., NOBLE ............ Aflanla, Ga. JAMES M. NORMAN, JR., Sigma Chi . . Si. Simons Island, Ga. HARRY O. NORTHERN, Alpha Tau Omega . JOHN J. 0'CONNOR, Sigma Chi . . . ROBERT B. O'CONNOR ...... . FRANCIS J: OTTO' ......... LESLIE S. OVENDEN, Phi Kappa Sigma . DON O. PARISH, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Challanooga, Tenn. . . Savannah, Ga. College Park, Ga. . . Ware, Mass. . New York, N. Y. . . Crosself, Ark. JAY R. PARKER -. ........ Cleveland Heighis, Ohio JOEL W. PARKER, JR. ..... ..... A ilanla, Ga. JOHN T. PARKERSON, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . . Decaiur, Ga. CHARLES H. PARR, Phi Kappa Sigma . . RICHARD PARTRIDGE, Delia Tau Delta ALBERT N. PASCOLA, Sigma Nu .... JOHN T.- PATHA, Delia Sigma Phi . . JAMES R. PATRICK, l. S. O. . . . . EUGENE T. PATRONIS, JR .... HARRY B. PATTERSON, JR. . . . . JACK D. PATTERSON, Bela Thela Pi . . HUGH S. PEARSON, Phi Gamma Delia . RICHARD W. PEARSON, Sigma Nu . CLARENCE A. PEAVY ...... JOHN W. PEAY ........ WILBUR F. PECK ......... HERMAN A. FEED, Alpha Tau Omega . . ROY C. PEEK, JR. ....... . JOSEPH T. 'PEGRAM ..... . ANTHONY D-J PELLEGRINO . TE SBPH lllUhE MESS . . . LaGrange, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Torringfon, Conn. . . Brunswick, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Quincy, Fla. . Chesler, Penna. . . Kingsporl, Tenn. . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Newnan, Ga. Silver Springs, Md. Ben Hill, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . Decaiur, Ga. . Sfalesville, N. C. . Bridgeport Conn. DEWEY H. PENDLEY, JR. . JAMES G. PERKINS, JR., Phi Kappa sigma ..Dal+on,Ga . . Pelersburg, Va MARVIN E. PERLMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi ..... Moullrie, Ga DONALD B. PFAB .... . .... . RICHARD W. PHELPS, Tau Kappa Epsilon . . HOMER M. PHILIPS ......... CHARLES L. PHILLIPS . . DAVID G. PHILLIPS, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Birmingham, . . . Ailanta, Ga Fi. McPherson, Ga . . Chamblee, Ga G. CONOLY PHILLIPS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Norfolk, Va JIMMIE D. PHILLIPS, Kappa Alpha ...... Lakeland, Fla M. HAWKINS PHILLIPS, JR., Thela Chi . . Chaffanooga, Tenn TENCH H. PHILLIPS, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Allanfa, Ga W. LANE PHILLIPS, Della Tau Della . . . Washinglon, D. C JAMES PINOCHET, Pi Kappa Phi . . New York, N. Y. CURTIS O. PITTMAN ..... ..... H omerville, Ga RUDOLPH V. PITTS .......... Fayeifeville, Tenn KENNETH E. PLAMBECK, Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Allanla, Ga RICHARD C. PLUMLEE, Lambda Chi Alpha .... Macon, Ga GERY H. PORTER ............. Ailanfa, Ga WILLIAM D. POTTS, JR. .... ..... A Ilanla, Ga ELWYN N. POWELL ......... Forl' Lauderdale, Fla OLIVER Y. POWELL, JR., Thefa Chi . . . BENJAMIN L. POWERS . SIDNEY A. POWERS, Tau Kappa Epsilon . . SHERWOOD P. PRAWEL . . . Pooler, Ga . . . Griffin, Ga Elizabefhfon, Tenn Williamsville, N. Y . . . . . . . . .PalmeHo,Ga Ala. FRANK J. PREHODA ...... . . Georgefown, S. C. RICHARD PRETZ, Bela Thel CHARLES A. PRICE, JR. . ROBERT C. PROEBSTLE . FRANCIS R. PRYBYLOWSKI . . . . . . . Allanla, Ga. . . .... Allanla, Ga. Margale Cify, N. J. Perlh Amboy, N. J. I49 GEORGE PSAILA .......... ROBERT L. PUCKETT, Sigma Alpha Epsilon ALBERTO C. QUEREJETA ....... JOHN H. QUIGG, Sigma Nu ..... PAUL S. QUIGG, Pi Kappa Phi . . . THOMAS W. QUINN, Della Tau Delia WILLIAM T. QUINN ....... GEORGE RAGOVIS, Alpha Epsilon Pi . WILLIAM B. RAINES, Delia Tau Delia . WALLIS C. RAINWATER ...... RICHARD W. RALSTON . . JAMES L. RAMEY . . . CECIL H. RAMSEY, JR. . . . . . THOMAS M. RANDALL ....... GUS G. RANDOLPH, Della Tau Delia . RAY H. REDMOND ........ G. CLIFTON REED, Alpha Tau Omega . CLEMENT C. REEVES, JR. V ..... . GEORGE F. REEVES, Thela Xi . . . CLAUDE R. REIP, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . CHARLES RENNER, III, Chi! Phi . . RAYMOND RIBES ........ FRANK s. RICE ......... FRANK T. RICE, Phi Delia Thela . CHARLES F. RICH, Sigma Nu . . JEAN s. RICHARDSON .... ROBERT E. RICHARDSON, JR. . CHARLES H. RICHEY .... . . JAMES H. RIGNEY, JR ....... FREDERICK E. RILES, JR., Kappa Alpha . Rochester, N. Y. . . . Tampa, Fla. . . . Atlanla, Ga. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Freehold, N. J. . Drekel Hill, Pa. . Easl Poinl, Ga. Miami Beach, Fla. . . Augusia, Ga. . . Annislon, Ala. . . Brunswick, Ga. . . Claylon, Ga. . . Dunwoody, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Mayfield, Ky. . . Ailania, Ga. . . Decafur, Ga. . . Griffin, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. Framelown, W. Va. . . Chicago, Ill. . . Canion, Ohio . . Conyers, Ga. . Greenville, S. C.' . Lewisburg, Tenn. . . A'Ilan'I'a, Ga. . . Allanfa, Ga. . . Cordele, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. . . Cofdele, Ga. VOY Q. RISINGER, Thela Chi . . . . Maplewood, N. J. SAMUEL R. ROBERSON ......... Graceville, Fla. BEN W. ROBERTS, Chi Phi .......... Ailanla, C-Ea. CEDRIC G. ROBERTS, Alpha Tau Omega . . Milledgeville, Ga. OSCE P. ROBERTS, Alpha Tau Omega .... Wesf Poinf, Ga. RICHARD F. ROBINSON, Kappa Sigma . Wesl' Palm Beach, Fla. ROBERT W. ROBIN'SON ........ . . Beverly, Mass. WM. E. ROEBUCK, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . W. Palm Beach, Fla. FRED- E. ROGERS, JR., Kappa Sigma .... Leionaichie, Ala. CHARLES R. ROSS ............ Easf Poinf, Ga. CHARLES E. ROWLANDS, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Charlesion, W. Va. FRANK L. ROZELLE ,......... LEMAN I. RUDESEAL . . ROBERT L. RUFFIN, JR. . . HARRY S. RUFUS .... HOLLIS T. RUMBLE ....... ROBERT E. RUSSELL, Pi Kappa Phi . ROBERT E. RUST ..... .... ELECTUS C. RYALS, Alpha Tau Omega . . CHARLES E. RYCKLEY . . ELIAS SACAL .... GERALD SAKATS .... JOSEPH M. SALOME . . DANIEL P. SANTACROCE MINAS A. SARRI'S . . CARL SAWYER . . . . . . Pahokee, Fla. . . . . Alfo, Ga. . . . Albany, Ga. Independence, Mo. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Adairville, Ky. . . Akron, Ohio . . . McRae, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. Mexico Ciiy, Mexico . New York, N. Y. . . . Ailanla, Ga. . New York, N. Y. SI. Augusfine, Fla. Charlolie, N. C. EUGENE SCHLOSSBERG, Tau Epsilon Phi . Dayiona Beach, Fla. JOSEPH L. SCHLOSSER . OTTO SCHMID, JR. . . . ROBERT W. SCHMIDT . . . . . Ailania, Ga. . . Soddy, Tenn. . Easl' Poinl, Ga. ROBERT S. SCHNECK, Alpha Epsilon Pi . CHARLES E. SCHROEDER ....... JAMES E. SCOBEY, JR. . . . . DURWARD F. SEARCY . OLIVER D. SEARS . . . FRED G. SEBASTIAN . CLIFFORD T. SEGO, JR. ...... . ROBERT L. SELDOMRIDGE, Phi Kappa Sigma HENRY C. SELLERS, JR., Phi Sigma Kappa . JOEL T. SEVERINGHAUS, Della Tau Delia JOE C. SEWELL, Chi Psi ....... ROBERT L. SHAW, Lambda Chi Alpha . . ROBERT B. SHEFFIELD ........ JOHN H. SHELLY, JR., Sigma Chi .... BENJ. E. SHEPARD-SON, JR., Beia Theia Pi DONALD M. 'SHEPHERD, Delia Tau Delia . CHARLES R. SHETTERLY ...... MACK W. SHETTLES . . . TED R. SHULER, Alpha Tau Omega . BENTON A. SIEGEL, JR., Thefa Chi . . CECIL J. SILAS, Phi Della Theta . WILLIAM L. SILCOX, Sigma Nu . . GLENN R. SILLS ......... ROY M. SIMON, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . MORTON P. 'SIMPSON, Phi Epsilon Pi . . A. WILLIAM SIMS, JR., I. S. O. . . . BURKE L. SLOCUMB, JR. ...... . CARTER SMISSON .......... A. JAMES SMITH, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . BENJAMIN D. SMITH ......... I50 . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Hapeville, Ga. . Washington, D. C. Shreveporf, La. . Woodland, Ala. . . Joplin, . . Augusla, Mo. Ga. S+. Albans, W. Va. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Decafur, Ga. . Charloffe, N. C. . . .Gary, Ind. . . Ailania, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . Bronxville, N. Y. . . Douglas, Ga. . Henderson, Ky. . Grenada, Miss . Memphis, Tenn . . Orlando, . . Miami, . . Ailanfa . . Augusia Delray Beach, . Birmingham, . . Savannah . . . Macon, . For? Valley, Fla Fla Ga Ga Fla Ala Ga Ga Ga Baldwin, L. l., N. Y Milleclgeville, Ga D-AVID A. SMITH .... . . . . . . EDWARD D. SMITH, Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Pensacola, EUGENE M. 'SMITH ......... HARMON G. SMITH ......... MERLE M. SMITH, Sigma Phi Epsilon . RICHARD H. SMITH, Della Sigma Phi . . ROBERT L. SMITH . . . . SANFORD O. SMITH . . WILSON F. SMITH . JOHN M. SNUGGS . . . KENNETH D. SNYDER . . CHARLES C. SOMERS, JR. . LEON B. SPEARS, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN W. SPIVEY, Chi Psi ....... FRANKLIN DELANO SPOKE ..... JOHN E. SPOONER, Alpha Tau Omega . STUART B. SPRADLEY, Thela Chi . . . LOUIS H. STAHL ...... ROBERT M. STAMPS, JR., Pi Kappa Phi . ROBERT T. STANCIL ........ CULLEN G. STARNES, Alpha Tau Omega . . HARRY L. STEARNS ......... DONALD J. STERNBERG, Tau Epsilon Phi . JOHN J. STETINA, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . . Allanla, Ga. Fla. . . Beckley, W. Va. . . Ludowici, Ga. . Forl Lauderdale, Fla. . . . Miami, Fla. . College Park, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Greenville, S. C. . Cleveland, Tenn. . . Vidalia, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. . . . Albany, Ga. . D'ry Gulch, Ariz. . . Arcadia, Fla. Longview, Texas . . Moullrie, Ga. . . Alexandria, Va. . . . Tale, Ga. . . . McRae, Ga. . . Aflanla, Ga. . Monlicello, N. Y. lrvingfon, N. Y. ROBERT A. STEWARD, Chi Phi . . . . . Miami, Fla. OSCAR B. STEWART, JR. .......... Allanla, Ga. BILLY L. STORY, Lambda Chi Alpha .... Hogansville, Ga. BRYANT W. STRICKLAND, Bela Thela Pi . Forl Lauderdale, Fla. CHARLES A. STROUP ............ Allanla, Ga. JAMES D. STULTZ, Della Sigma Phi ....., Decalur, Ga. GEORGE L. SUTTON, Pi Kappa Phi . . . FRANK T. SWEARINGEN, Alpha Tau omega RICHARD s. swisr . . ROBERT o. SWIFT . . ULLMAN J. SWINSON . . JOHN M. SWI'SHER . . WILLIAM R. TADD-ER, Phi Kappa Tau . . ROBERT A. TAIT ......... MOORE TAPPAN, JR., sigma chi . . LARRY L. TAYLOR, Kappa Alpha . . McKlNNEY V. TAYLOR, Sigma Nu . . . TED B. TAYLOR ......... A. DAWSON TEAGUE, Chi Phi . . G. ALFRED TEASLEY ...... ROBERT TECHO ........ . BILLY E. TEEL, Lambda Chi Alpha . . DAVID P. TEMPLETON, JR. . . . . . PETER A. TEN EYCK, Della Sigma Phi JOHN L. TENNANT, Pi Kappa Alpha . GEORGES S. THENAULT ..... BILL J. THOMPSON ...... K. REED THOMPSON, Phi Kappa Tau . JEFFERSON C. THURMOND . . . JOHN G. THWEATT, JR. . WILLIAM B. TIPPETTS, Phi Gamma Della . . STANLEY E. TISDALE . WILLIAM D. TORBETT . CHARLES E. TOWNSEND . . EDWARD TRASORAS . . . ROSCOE L. TROUT . . . . Monroe, N. C. . Forl Myers, Fla. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . Slalesboro, Ga. . Alexandria, Va. . . Canlon, Ohio . . Chesler, Va. . . Helena, Ark. . Louisville, Miss. . Owensboro-, Ky. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. . Knoxville, Tenn. . New York, N. Y. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Brislol, Tenn. Sl. Pelersburg, Fla. . . . Miami, Fla. Sf. Cloud, France Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Alma, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . Forsyfh, Ga. . Charlesfon, Mo. Jacksonville, Fla. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Elmira, N. Y. . . Douds, Iowa THE S PIIUIFI RE HHS GEORGE C. TRUSSELL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Columbus, WILLIAM G. TUCKER, Phi Della Thela . HUGH TURNER . . JULIAN E. TURNER . ROY R. TURNER . . TOM W. TURNER . . GONZALO ULIVI . . SILVIO A. ULIVI . . ROYAL A. VAN EYCK, Alpha Tau Omega . Ga. . . Moullrie, Ga. . . Aflanla, Ga. . . Richmond, Va. . . Gadsden, Ala. . Hazlehursl, Ga. Caracas, Venezuela Caracas, Venezuela . . . Tampa, Fla. WILLIAM R. VAN PELT, JR .... . . . . . Rome, Ga. HARRY A. VANN, Kappa Alpha .... THOMAS,M. VARNSON, Delia Tau Della . GEORGE P. VASLOS . . CARLTON I. VAUGHN ..... . GUILLERMO VELASCO JACK L. VIBBERTS, Della Tau Delia . . JOHN E. VINES ........ ROBERT C. WAD-E . HOWELL C. WALKER, JR., Sigma Chi . . SIDNEY M. WALKER ....... JOE H. WALL, I. S. O. ..... . JAMES H. WALLACE, Kappa Sigma . . EDMUND A. WALLER, Delta Tau Delta ALLEN B. WALLS ......... RICHARD A. WAL'SH, JR. ...... . EDWARD F. WARD, Delia Sigma Phi . JAMES L. WARD, JR. ....... . LEROY E. WARD, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha . WILLIAM G. WARNELL III .... . . Bosfon, Ga. . . Pensacola, Fla. . . Flushing, N. Y. . . . Griffin, Ga. Trinidacl-Beni, Bolivia . . . Allanfa, Ga. . . Bessemer, Ala. . . Hamplon, Va. . Dublin, Ga. . . Bronx, N. Y. . Elberlon, Ga. . . Mariefia, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Hogansville, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. Miami Shores, Fla. . . . Allanfa, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. Savan nah , .... , Ga. WALTER B. WARREN, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Asheville, N. C. CHARLES H. WATERS ...... JOHN F. WATLER, JR. ..... . JAMES F. WATSON, Phi Della Theia . . JOHNNY T. WATTERS ......... GUY M. WATTS, JR .......... JOHN C. WEATHERS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . JAMES R. WEBSTER, Lambda Chi Alpha . . JAMss wel ........... Joi-:N s. were-Le, Phi Delia mia . . CLARENCE E. weieoua, nz. . . . Roseizr J. wegci-i, Delia sigma Phi . . JOHN L. weLLs, sigma Nu . . . . C. NEIL WELSCH, Sigma Chi ...... WILLIAM H. WHATLEY, Sigma Chi . . . JOHNNY L. WHEAT, sigma Phi Epsilon . . HOWARD W. WHEELER, Lambda Chi Alpha ROBERT H. WHITAKER, Alpha Tau Omega JAMES E. WHITE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . DAVID L. WHITELAW .......... EDWARD L. WHITFIELD, Kappa Alpha . . JOHN T. WILEY .... . ..... ROBERT O. WILKINSON ....... ABBOTT G. WILLIAMS, Alpha Tau Omega . JOHN B. WILLIAMS, Bela Thela Pi . . . . ROBERT M. WILLIAMS ........ BOBBY H. WILLIS .......... WILLIAM L. WILLIS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN T. WILLS .......... JACK M. WILSON, Tau Kappa Epsilon . RANDOLPH K. WILSON, Sigma Nu . . ll lll i. HRS5 . . Allanla, Ga. . . Forsylh, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Millersburg, Pa. Alexander Cify, Ala. . . Columbus, Ga. . Shanghai, China . . Augusla, Ga. . Jamaica, N. Y. Lynbrook, N. Y. . Ridgeland, S. C. . For? Benning, Ga. . . Reynolds, Ga. Chailanooga, Tenn. . Homerville, Ga. . . Brunswick, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . Snyder, N. Y. . Jacksonville, Fla. . Pine Lake, Ga. . Henderson, Tenn. . . Chauncey, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. . . Scranlon, Pa. . . . Lebanon, Va. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Coraopolis, Pa. . Birmingham, Ala. . Wichifa, Kan. THOMAS W. WILSON, Alpha Tau Omega . . Ellaville, Ga WILLIAM S. WIUSON, Della Tau Della .... Fullon, Ky. ROBERT E. WINNALL, Thela XI . . . Baldwin, L. I., N.Y HUGH P. WISE ........... Easl Poinl, Ga MERT WOLENBURGH, Tau Epsilon Phi . . . Phoenix, Ariz EDWIN M. WOOD, JR. .......... Claylon, Ga FREDDIE H. WOOD, Alpha Tau Omega . Millzclgeville, Ga JACK L. WOOD ............. Macon, Ga CARL E. WOODYEAR ...... Norfh Lilfle Rock, Ark. WILLIAM B. WOOLSEY, Kappa Sigma . Shelbyville, Tenn GEORGE G. WRAY . .......... Allanfa, Ga HARRY W. WRIGHT . . . Klngsporl, Tenn JAMIE T. WRIGHT . . . Columbus, Ga. PAUL W. WRIGHT ...... .... G enoa, Nebr. WILLIAM R. WRIGHT .......... Allante, Ga. WALTER W. YANKE, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Bcynlon Beach, Fla. GERALD A. YOST .......... Blackfool, Idaho CLYDE A. YOUNG, JR .......... Dawson, Ga. JOE B. YOUNG ............ Valdosla, Ga. NYRAM L. YOUNG, JR., Delta Sigma Phi . . Allanla, Ga. RAY C. YOUNG ............ Bemis, Tenn. WILLIAM F. YOUNG . . .4 ...... Hillsdale, N. J. RALPH A. YOUNGBLOOD, JR., Thzla Chi . . . Pooler, Ga. ROBERT L. YOUNGBLOOD, Thela Chi . . . . Lindale, Ga. l53 QUINTAR FOSSETT IIFFIEERS UF THE FRESHIIIHII ELHSS OFFICERS FRED QUINTAR . Preside CHARLES RITCHIE Vice Preside LARRY FOSSETT Secretary-Treasur 19544 HARRY J. ABELN . .... S+. Louis, M . DAVID G. ACKLEY . . . . . . Winter Haven, Fla. JOHN W. ADAMS ..... .... A Ilanfa, Ga. RICHARD D. AGHAJANIAN ..... Chelsea, Mass. HAVIS D. AKIN ...,...... Ashburn, Ga. J. M. ALDERMAN, JR., Delia Tau Delia . Waycross, Ga. NAT G. ALDERMAN, Kappa Sigma .... Pooler, Ga. JOHN C. ALLEN ......... Greenville, S. C. PERCY D. ALLEN, Phi Delia Thefa .... Ailania, Ga. ALAN G. AMRHEIN ...... Queens Village, N. Y. DAVID W. ANDERSON . .... Bogalusa, La. NEWTON T. ANDERSON . . .,.... Aflanla, Ga. RAYMOND H. ANDERSON ...... Richmond, Ky. TOM L. ANDERSON, Delia Sigma Phi Palos Verdes Esiaies, Cal. WILLIAM J. ANDERSON ..... . Princelon, N. J. HAROLD L. ANDREWS . . . . Toccoa, Ga. LEWIS S. ANDREWS, JR., PhiGamma Delta . Lindale, Ga. WILBUR C. ANDREWS, I. S. O. .... Havana, Cuba ROBT. C. ANFIELD, Lambda Chi Alpha . Evansville, Ind. JOE M. ANSLEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Americus, Ga. L. L. APPERSON, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Aflanfa, Ga. VICTOR A. ARRIETA ........ Havana, Cuba R. E. ARROYO, Tau Kappa Epsilon . Sanlorce, Puerfo Rico JERALD AVERY, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Roxbury, Mass. NICHOLAS E. AVTGES ...... Waferfown, Mass. JOSEPH C. AYCOCK, Bela Theia Pi . . Carrollion, Ga. LLOYD W. BAGGETI' .... ..... Q uincy, Fla. DAVID G. BAHOS, Phi Gamma Della . . . Tulsa, Okla. ROBERT W. BAILEY, JR. ..... Challanooga, Tenn. R. W. BALOGH, Della Sigma Phi . . I-lunlingfon, W. Va. WM. O. BANKS, Phi Delia Thela . . Chalianooga, Tenn. WALLACE A. BARBER ......... Ailania, Ga. :ffl llll lil llgl THE FRESHIIIH ELHSS 0 lil I-bi El '-all lf: lei? l ii -l Lal El F-il ill ,, Sli, L... L L .. .- I55 O EUGENE C. BARINEAU ....... Clarksfon, Ga. THOMAS A. BARLEY ......... Cairo, Ga. EDWARD T. BARNES, Delia Tau Delia . . Allanfa, Ga. GEORGE C. BARNES, 4TheIa Chi . . . Clearwaier, Fla. 0 GEORGE L. BARNES, Delia Tau Delia . . . Atlanla, Ga. ROBERT L. BARNES ........ Savannah, Ga. TOM B. BARNETT .......... Macon, Ga. RONALD N. BARNEY, Pi Kappa Phi . NewHyde Park,N.Y. THOMAS M. BARR, Lambda Chi Alpha . . Allania, Ga. R. B. BASTIEN, JR., Pi Kappa Phi . New Hyde Park, N.Y. JOHN K. BASTIN .......... Decaiur, Ga. THOMAS E. BATEY ..... . O W. L. BAUMGARDNER, Kappa Sigma BENNETT BAXLEY ........ JOSEPH S. BAYNARD, JR., I. S. O. . ERIC E. BECKER4 -. . . -. . Smyrna, Tenn. Tennille, Ga. . . Baxley, Ga. . Augusfa, Ga. . Trenfon, N. J. O FRANK H. BELL, Chi Phi ..... . . Aflanfa, Ga. ED C. BELLINGER, Delta Sigma Phi . . Aflania Ga. OWEN F. BENDER ....... Ceclarfcwn, Ga. DAVID B. BENEFIELD .... Cedariown, Ga. O MILFORD H. BENNETT ...... . Aflanfa Ga. RUDOLPH D. BENNOR, Kappa Alpha . . Macon, Ga. WALTER H. BERG, Thela Chi . . . . . Tampa, Fla. ROY E. BERREY ........ . Aflanfa Ga. O ALBERT H. EERST, Della Sigma Phi . ORVILLE R. BEVEL, JR., Thefa Chi . WILLIAM M. BILLINGSLEY ..... WILLIAM G. BINFORD, Sigma Chi . Cincinnali, Ohio Carbondale, Ill. Easf Poini, Ga. Memphis, Tenn. MACK F. BINGHAM ....... Challanooga, Tenn. WM. G. BLACKBURN, Phi Del'ra Thefa . Clearwaler, Fla. JAMES P. BLASINGAME, Pi Kappa Phi . . Acworfh, Ga. JOHN F. BLEDSOE ........ Riverview, Ala. THEODORE T. BLEDSOE, Sigma Chi . . Hunlsville, Ala. CARL W. BLOMQUIST, Kappa Alpha . Porl Gibson, Miss. JOHN A. BOBO ........... Lyman, S. C. WILLIAM N. BOGART ...... . Canlon, Ill. EUGENE H. BOLSIUS, Pi Kappa Alpha . . Ailanla, Ga. WILLIAM J. BONINE, JR ..... Challanooga, Tenn. ROBERT F. BONNER ....... Glen Ridge, N. J. DONALD C. BOOTH, Phi Della Sigma . . Roanoke, Va. OWEN J. BOOTON, Kappa Alpha . Hunfinion, W. Va. JAMES E. BOSWELL, JR., Kappa Sigma . Greensboro, Ga. RICHARD E. BOURNE . . . RAFAEL BOUZA . . . . THOMAS C. BRADFORD . . PAUL M. BRADLEY, JR. . . CHARLES N. BRANNON . . JAMES E. BRIDGES . . BORIS E. BRIGHT . . . WILLIAM R. BRITTON . . FRANK W. BROCKMEIER . KENNETH D. BROOKS . . JACK H. BROWN, Theia Chi JIMMY C. BROWN . . . JOSEPH E. BROWN . . . . . . .AIlanIa, Ga. Habana, Cuba BILL T. BRAMBLETT, Kappa Alpha . . Thomasville, . Ailanfa, Ga. . . Edison, Ga Cedarlown, Ga Elizabefh, N. J Dearborn, Mich Shelbyville, Ky. . Allanla, Ga . ldabel, Olcla . Fairburn, Ga. . . . . Miami, Fla. . . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Ga. THE FRESHITIIIII CIIIS ROYCE M. BROWN ......... Fitzgerald, Ga RUD-Y A, BROWN, Sigma Chi ...... Allanla, Ga SAMUEL M. BROWN, Phi Della Thefa . . Rossville, Ga LAWRENCE H. BROWNING .... Hawkinsville, Ga ARTHAR BRUCE, JR. ....... Greenwood, Miss DOUGLAS A. BRYAN ......... Allanla, Ga WM. B. BRYAN, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . . Macon, Ga WM. C. BUCHANAN, JR., Sigma Chi . . Woodlive, Ga RALPH BULLARD ........... Allanla, Ga C. W. BURCHETT, Phi Sigma Kappa . . Aliquippa, Pa MARSHALL L. BURKE ...... Bumpus Mills, Tenn PETER G. BURKE ...... . . . Aflanfa, Ga JOSEPH A. BURNS .... . . . . . Jesup, Ga ROBERT S. BURNS, Kappa Alpha .... Allania, Ga G. C. BURR, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Memphis, Tenn SAM T. BURT, JR. .......... Decalur, Ga JOHN H. BUSH ........... Allanla, Ga MICHAEL CADY, Sigma Chi ...... Ailanfa, Ga WM. M. CALLAWAY, Lambda Chi Alpha . . Macon, Ga GEORGE M. CAMPBELL, JR. .... . . A+lanIa, Ga NORMAN C. CAMPBELL ....... Aflanfa, Ga PETE M. CAMPBELL, Pi Kappa Alpha . Flemingfon, N. J WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL, Chi Psi ..... Miami, Fla MARIO J. CANESTRI ...... Caracas, Venezuel C. M. CANTRELL, Della Tau Delia . . Cariersville, Ga DAVID MCLAIN CANTRELL ...... Decalur, Ga ROBERT C. CARDEN, III, Chi Phi .... Richmond, Va EDWARD E. CARITHERS . ., ...... A+lan'Ia, Ga ROBERT M. CARLSON ..... Fori Lauderdale, Fla GARL E. CARMICHAEL ........ Allania, Ga CHARLES J. CARROLL, Sigma Chi . . . Aflanfa, Ga LOUIS F. CARSON, JR ...... College Park, Ga AREVALO C. CEDENO .... Porlamar, Venezuela G. Dv. COOK, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha . LaGrange, Ga GEORGE W. CARSWELL . . . . . Albany, Ga. MANUEL A. CARTA ...... Veradero, Cuba GEORGE H. CARTER ....... 'Newnan, Ga. NEAL B. CARTER ........ Richmond, Va. C. L. CASTRO, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Hapevllle, Ga. JORGE L. CHAMBERLAIN . .... Allanla, Ga. J. F. CHAMBERS, Bela Thefa Pi . Birmingham, Ala. TILMON P. CHAMLEE, Phi Della Thela . Sxoarla, Ga. JACK C. CHASTAIN ........ iami, Fla. GUIDO L. CHIBA'S ...... Guanlanamo, Cuba GUION C. CHILDRESS, Phi Della Thefa . Tampa, Fla. R. W. CHUMG, TauKappa Epsilon, . .lamaica,B.W.I. JULIAN H. CLARK ........ Ailanla, Ga. R. C. CLARKE, JR., Delia Tau Della . Florence, S.. MAXIMO CLAVIJO ....... La Paz, Bolivia JAMES P. CLAWSON ....... LaFayeHe, Ga. R. B. CLAYTON, Lambda Chi Alpha . Jacksonville, Fla. A. V. CLEVELAND, Phi Kappa Tau . Memphis, Tenn. JOHN H. CLOWARD . Puerlo Liberiador, Dom. Rep. WAYNE P. CLYBURN ....... Allanla, Ga. DAVID R. COLCORD ........ Aflanla, Ga. D. L. COLE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Greenville, S. C. TOM COLE ......... Birmingham, Ala. WILLIAM R. COLE, JR ...... Jackson, Tenn. T. N. COLLEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Elberlon, Ga. NICHOLAS G. COLLIAS ..... Afhens, Greece KENNETH S. COLLINGE .... Rock Hill, S. C. JULIUS COLMAN, JR. . . . Marlins Ferry, Ohio CURTIS E. COMER ........ Decalur, Ga. O. L. COMER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Americus, Ga. WILLIAM B. CONLEW ...... Philaico, Pa. RICHARD Q. CONRAD ....... Albany, Ga CHARLES R. COOK, Chi Psi . . lsleof Palms, S. Ci RICHARD W. COOK .... . . Harriman, Tenn A. J. COOPER, Ill, Phi Gamma Della . Allanla, Ga A. L. CORCORAN JR. Thela Chi . . Allania Ga PAUL E. CORDLE,'Sigrria chi .... A5hiana', Ky: WILLIAM L. CORLEY, I. S. O. . . . Augusta, Ga G. H. CORN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Cleveland, Tenn L. A. CORRY, Alpha Tau Omega . Greensboro, Ga THOMAS E. COSTNER ...... Fullondale, Ala CLIFFORD W. COWAN . . . . . Conley, Ga WILLIAM L. COWART ....... Allanla, Ga BILL A. COX ........ . . . Aflanfa, Ga G. L. CRANE, Sigma Phi Epsilon . MI. Vernon, N. Y. C. C. CRAWFORD, JR., Lambda ChiAlpha, Griffin, Ga. 0 EDWARD W. CRAWFORD .... Carrollion, Ga. JAMES F. CRAWFORD ....... Pooler, Ga. RENDER CRAYTON, Phi Della Thefa . LaGrange, Ga. JOSEPH D. CREVELING I. S. O. . . Pailerson N. Y GEORGE T. cREws . ' ...... Laerangie, Ga: BEN M. CROKER ......... Dallas, Ga. C. B. CRONIN, Lambda Chi Alpha . Savannah, Ga. NA'SON H. CUMMINGS .... Harborcreelc, Pa. W. L. CUMMINGS, JR .... While Plains, N. Y. Della Tau Delia l57 WM. F. CUMMINS, JR. ..... Vicksburg, Miss. Sigma Phi Epsilon W. V. CUSTER, Alpha Tau Omega . Bainbridge, Ga. THOMAS W. DAGGETT, JR. . . . Charlotte, N. C. Lambda Chi Allpha JULIAN D'AMICO ........ Elloerlon, Ga. R. C. DVANCY, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . . Tampa, Fla. CHAS. S. DANIEL, Kappa Sigma . . . Allanla Ga GEORGE o. DANIEL . . .... Memphis, Item.. THOMAS N. DANIEL ....... Louisville , K C. W. DAVIS, Della Sigma Phi . . Lillie Rock, Arli. DAVID H. DAVIS, Phi Delia Theia . . Roanoke, ELTON D. D-AVIS ........ Savannah, G. H. DAVIS, Phi Sigma Kappa . Spring Place, WILLIAM T. DAVIS ........ Allanla, Ga. T. F. DEBNAM, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Charlesion, S. C. CARLOS S. DeGREIFF . ROLAND DeMARCELLUS THOMAS DIAMONT . . DAVID L. D-ICK'SON . . PAUL T. DIETZ .... THOMAS J. DILLARD . EDGAR E. DIXON . . JOHN W. DIXON . . THOMAS E. DOBBINGS LARRY K. DONEHOO . STANLEY DOPIERALA . WILLIAM R. DOPSON . B. J. DOYLE, Sigma Chi . . Bogoia, Colombia . . Palm Beach, Fla. . . Jersey Cify, N. J. . . Filzgerald, Ga. . . Ringgold, Ga. . . . Porfsmoulh, Va. . Londonderry, Ohio . . . Hudgins, Va. . . Decafur, Ga. . . . . Griffin, Ga. . . . Weslfield, N. J. . . College Park, Ga. Norlh Allleboro, Mass. 954 Va. Ga. Ga. HENRY P. DOZIER, Delia Sigma Phi . . Macon, Ga. ROBERT B. DRAKE, Chi Phi ..... Aillanla, Ga. GARVIN T. DREGER, Chl Phi .... . Aflania, Ga. W. P. DuBOSE, JR. ....... Columbia, S. C. Sigma Alpha Elp'silon D. R. DUGGER, Delia Sigma Phi . . . Deland, Fla. J. E. DUGGER, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Louisville, Ky. CECIL H. DUNN, JR., Chi Phi .... Moulirie, Ga. WM. R. DUNN, Phi Kappa Sigma . Slralford, Conn. GEORGE DURAN ....... Bogola, Colombia HOWARD F. DUISON, Kappa Alpha . . Crowley, La. V. DYER, Sigma Alpha Epsi on . Chaifanocga, Tenn. AMBROSE H. EASTERBY .... Greenville, S. C. Sigma Alplha Epsilon JAMES D. EASTHAM ..... El Dorado, Kansas ARTHUR B. EDGE, Phi Della Theia . LaGrange, Ga. ALBERT S. EDMONDSON, III .... Allania, Ga. Phi Kappa Sigma FRANK E. EDRINGTON ....... Ailanfa, Ga. JAMES BOYCE EDWARDS . . . Newpori News, Va. JAMES BYRD EDWARDS ...... Jackson, Ga. R. B. EDWARDS, Della Tau Della . . Augusia, Ga. FRED E. EHRENSPERGER .... Birmingham, Ala. ALLAN B. EITEL, JR. ...,.... Allanla, Ga. BOBBY P. ELDER, Alpha Tau Omega . . Macon, Ga. THOMAS B. ELLERBEE, Kappa Sigma . Meridian, Miss. JAMES E. ELLIOTT ........ Allania, Ga. WILLIAM R. ELLIOTT ....... Macon, Ga. RYAN B. ELLIS, Alpha Tau Omega . . Newnan, Ga. 954 CHARLES ENG . .... . . . Newark, N.J. HERBERT H. ERICKSON .... Ceniral Islip, N. Y. JAMES H. ESPY .... . . Chalslanooga, Tenn. CHARLES B. EVANS ...... Teresopolis, Ga. FUAD D. FARAH ....... Nazareih, Israel CHARLES W. FARR ..... . Asheville, N. C. WILLIAM M. FEE, Alpha Tau Omega . Allania, Ga. BRUCE A. FEIERTAG, Alpha Tau Omega . Ailanfa, Ga. CESAR P. FERNANDEZ . . Sagua La Grande, Cuba RICHARD FERSTER, Sigma Nu . . . Belmar, N. J. ROBERT L. FINE ......... Decalur, Ga. D ALD INKEL TO TheiaCh1 Philaclel hia Pa ON F S N, ' . p , . J. A. FISCHER, Phi Gamma Delia . Scofch Plains, N.J. NORMAN FLITCROTT ...... Maywood, N..J. ARTHUR C. FLOYD ....... Gulfpori, Miss. AVANDA W. FLOYD, Thela Chi . . . Luclowici, Ga. THOMAS M. FLOYD ........ Aflania, Ga. ALBERT R. FOLDS . ...... Foresl Park, Ga. ROBERT D. FORD' ........ Milford, Conn. . ROY A. FORD .......... Ailanfa, Ga. JOHN L. FOSSETT, JR., Sigma Chi . . Decaiur, Ga. CURTIS W. FOWLER, Kappa Sigma . . Macon, Ga. PAUL D. FOWLER ......... Ailania, Ga. R. F. FOWLER, Alpha Tau Omega . Warrenlon, Ga. A. R. FOWLKES, Alpha Tau Omega . Dyersburg, Tenn. KARL FRANKEL, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . Ailanla, Ga. J. R. FRANKLIN, Bela Thela Pi .. Chaifanooga, Tenn. M. G. FRANKLIN, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Annision, Ala. SAM J. FRANKLIN, JR. . .... Slalesboro, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega l58 I E. H. FREDERIC, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Thomasville, Ga. DONALD J. FREDMAN, Chi Psi . Birmingham, Mich. WILLIAM R. FREE ........ Ailanfa, Ga. ROBERT S. FRENCH , ....... Atlania, Ga. CHARLIE M. FRENZ, Sigma Chi . . . Danville, Ky. ROGER A. FREY ........ Bethlehem, Pa. PAUL J. FRIDD-ELL, JR ....... Ailanla, Ga. JOE FRISCIA, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Tampa, Fla. FRED J. FUGATE ......... Quincy, Fla. R. VERNON FULLER, Sigma Nu . Dayiona Beach, Fla. JAMES C. GABRIEL ..... Sl. Pelersburg, Fla. M. P. GALIN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Savannah, Ga. LOUIS A. GARCIA ..... Sanfurce, Puerio Rico C. D. GARLINGTON, Alpha Tau Omega . Macon, Ga. JOHN W. GAY, III, Beia Theia Pi . MARVIN C. GECHMAN, Phi Epsilon SYDNEY W. GARRISON, JR. .... Moullrie, Ga. DAVID C. GAVIN ..... Sfafford Springs, Miss. Scollsboro, Ala. Pi . LaSalle, Ill. CHARLES W. GEE ....... Allapulgus, Ga. GEORGE M. GEHRELS ...... Ailanla, Ga. THOMAS C. GILBERT ........ Macon, Ga. JOSEPH E. GILBREATH, Sigma Chi . . Aihens, Ga. CLAUDE M. GILLESPIE, Sigma Nu . Huntsville, Ala. JOHN A. GILLESPIE ....... Demoresl, Ga. BOBBY F. GILLILAND1 .... . . . Allania, Ga. ROBERT L. GIORDANO ..... Memphis, Tenn. BENJ. F. GIVENS, Alpha Tau Omega . Decaiur, Ga. RUPERT F. GLOVER ...... . Atlanta, Ga. EARL D. GOINS, Chi Psi ..... Columbus, Ga. WILLIAM J. GOLDIN . ........ Allanfa, Ga PEDRO R. GOMEZ . . . HAROLD L. GOLDSTEIN, Phi . . . . . . Holquin, Cuba Epsilon Pi . . Roanoke, Va MICHAEL M. GOODYEAR . . . . Easi Poinf, Ga DANIEL C. GORMAN . . HARRY E. GOSS .... WALKER E. GOSSAGE, JR. J. W. GOTCHER, JR., Sigma WILLIAM C. GRAEUB . . WILLIAM R. GRAHAM . . . Ridley Park, Pa . . . . Ailanfa, Ga . . . . . Nashville, Tenn Phi Epsilon . Clarksdale, Miss . Aflanla, . . . Bogalusa, JACK M. GREENE ........ . . Arlanfa, WILLIAM L. GREENE, JR. L. H. GREGORY, JR., Sigma WILLIAM F. GRIER . . . FRANCIS GRIFFIN . . . JOHN J. GRIFFIN, Chi Phi . . . . . . Americus, Phi Epsilon . Nashville, Tenn . . . . . . Louisville, G . . . . . Jacksonville, Fla . . . Savannah, G A. E. GRIFFITH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Aflanla, Ga C. S. GRIMSHAW, JR., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Millsfadf, Ill FRED B. GRISWOLD, Tau Kappa Epsilon . Jasper, Texas WM. G. GRIZZELL, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Biloxi, Miss CHARLES W. GROOVER, Chi Phi .... LaGrange, G NSBURY E. GROVES, JR., Sigma Nu . . Memphis, Tenn GEORGE F. suusn, Kappa DAVID A. HADDOCK . . JOSEPH W. HAGAN, Phi Sigma .... Decafur, . . . . . . Cuihberf, Delia Theta . . Tampa, a C. R. HAGER, Phi Kappa Sigma . Keyslone Heighfs, a EDWARD I. HAIGH ....... Long Beach, a HENRY R. HAIR ........... Atlanta, JOSEPH A. HALL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Columbus, RICHARD D. HAMMONDIS . . . . . . Eaionfon, JAMES C. HANDLY, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . Tampa, a DONALD M. HANKINS ......... Trion, 55.5, I Ga. La. Qjj Ga. Ga. a. a. sf 7? . are Ga. I we Ga. Fl . QQ FI . C I. ' fi Ga. I Ga. Ga. I Fl . Ga. EC. si 0 I 0 0 za . ,jf Q WILLIAM B .HANKINSON, JR., l.S. O. . . Girard, Ga. ROBERT L. HANLIN, I.S.O ..... Columbia, S. C. WM. S. HANNER, Alpha Tau Omega . Sfafesboro, Ga. LEON W. HARDMAN ........ LaFayeI'Ie, Ga. CHARLES HUGH HARDISON .... Cedarfown, Ga. JACKSON D. HARDY ........ Marieifa, Ga. GEO. L. HARLOW, Phi Kappa Sigma . Washingfon, D. C. RONALD D. HARRIS ......... Aflanfa, Ga. DAVID L. HARRISON, Della Tau Delia . . Calhoun, Ga. CARL E. HARTNESS ......... Aflanla, Ga. W. J. HARTRAMPF, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Allanla, Ga. ROBERT D. HARVEY, JR., Chi Phi .... Lindale, Ga. J. R. HARWELL, Alpha Tau Omega . Shaker Heighfs, Ohio HAROLD T. HASTINGS ........ Oneco, Fla. HENRY C. HAWES ...... . . . Ocilla, Ga. SIDNEY E. HAWKINS, I. S. O .... Asheville, N. C. HERBERT B. HAYES ..... . . A'llanI'a, Ga. RICHARD T. HAYES ........ Englewood, Fla. RICHARD O. HAYS ....... . Ailanfa, Ga. OSCAR V. HEFNER, Delia Tau Delia . . . Aflanfa, Ga. KURT J. HEINRICH ....... Elmonl, L. I., N. Y. PHILIP C. HEMBY, Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Allania, Ga. C. M. HENDERSON, JR., Chi Phi . . Monlgomery, Ala. CONWARD HENDERSON, JR ...... Aflanfa, Ga. CHESTER L. HENRY . .... . . Owensboro, Ky. SAM P. HENSLEY ...... . . Smyrna, Ga. JOHN HENSON, Phi Della Thefa . . Aflanfa. Gi- JOHN V. HERLONG ..... . . Saluda, S. C. HERBERT G. HICKS, Beta Theta Pi .... Enfaw, Ala RALPH H. HICK'S, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Aflanfa, Ga AUBON D. HIGGINS .... Frenchmar1's Bayou, Ark WILLIAM H. HILBUN, Kappa Alpha . . Laurel, Miss E. F. HINDS, JR., Kappa Alpha . . . Birmingham, Ala JOHN M. HINDS ....... . . Albany, Ga EVERETT H. HINTON, JR. ....... Decalur, Ga HARVEY HOCHMAN, Phi Epsilon Pi . . Jamaica, N. Y W. D-. HODDE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Springfield, JAMES F. HODGES, Kappa Alpha .... Dublin, L. R. HODGES, JR., Sigma Chi . . Charleston, W. IVAN A. HOGE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Rome, G. L. HOLDRIDGE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Dallon, JULIAN L. HOLLIS, Bela Thela Pi . . . Reynolds, G. E. HOLMES, Alpha Tau Omega . Chaffanooga, Tenn LOUI'S B. HOLTZCLAW, JR ...... Canlon, N. C CHARLES A. HOPPER, Chi Phi ..... Griffin, G H. J. HORAN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Wynsewood, JAMES R. HOUSER .......... Scoli, H. LEE HOWARD ....... . . Ailanla, CHARLES R. HOWELL ..... . . Marieila, HOWARD R. HUBBARD ........ Allanfa, W. D. HULL, JR., Si5maAlpha Epsilon . Spartanburg, S. C WILLIAM T. HULL ........ Memphis, Tenn J. S. HUNSINGER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Aflanla, Ga BUFORD- E. HUNTER . ,. ....... Allanfa, Ga VERNON F. HUTCHENS, Sigma Nu . . Hunlsville, Ala EZRA HUTTO ........... Savannah, Ga. O O 1 O . ,I Ill. I Ga. Va. ', Ga. - Ga. ' Ga. E 'i - . l a. Pa. Ga. Ga. I Ga. Ga. l60 THE FRESHIIIIIII EIIIS RICHARD E. INMAN . . JOSEPH O. IVEY . . . DAVID C. JACKSON . . ALBERT S. JACOBS . . GLENN R. JACOBS ....... WILLIAM G. JACOBS, Sigma Nu . . . . Marietla, . La Fayeile, . . Ailanla . Auslell, . . Decalur, . Glenwood, ORESTES JARAMILLO ..... Manizoles, Columbl CHARLES R. JENKINS, Della Tau Della . . Augusia, G LOUIS M. JENKINS ..... . EMORY JENKS, Chi Phi .... . BOBBY G. JOHNSON, I. S. O. . CHARLES R. JOHNSON . . . RALPH W. JOHNSON . . . WALTER T. JOHNSON . . . DANIEL MCG. JOHNSTON -. . RONNIE E. JOINER . . . ROBERT M. JOLLY ....... CURTIS P. JONES .... .... . Lakeland, . . Brookhaven, . . Richmond, . . Deland, . . . Ailania, . College Park, - . . . Rome, . . Americus, . . . Decalur, . . . Decalur, . DAVID J. JONES, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Macon, . JAMES B. JONES .......... Brunswick, - MILTON F. JONES, Thela Chi . . . Albuquerque, N. N. S. JONES, Lambda ChiAlpha . . Balboa, Canal Zon THOMAS B. JONES, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . Albany, G WILLIAM O. JONES, Kappa Alpha . JACK E. JORDAN, Kappa Alpha . . JAMES E. JORDAN ....... PHILIP D. JORY, JR. . . .- . . . JOE A. KAHLERT, JR., Chi Phi . 4. . MARTIN J. KAISER, Phi Gamma Delia EDWARD A. KANTNER, Be1aThe'ra Pi T. H. KAPNACK, JR., Phi Epsilon Pi . GILBERT A. KAVY, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . New York, N. . . Elberfon, G . . Jesup, G . Annisfon, Al . Brunswick, G . . Allanla, G . Havana, Cub . . Tremonf, P . Elkins Park, P M. F. KEEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Macon, CHARLES D. KEENE ........ Miami, MARC N. KELLEY, Sigma Nu . . . Owensboro, WILLIAM W. KELLEY . . . . Marreffa, BRUCE C. KELLY ..... . . . Auslell, DALE E. KELLY, Thefa Xi .... Thomasfon, RICHARD P. KENAN ........ Albany, RONALD W. KENT, Chi Psi .... Balfimore, WM. D. KERFOOT, JR., Phi Della Thela . Roanoke, JAMES L. KEY, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Decafur, JAMES W. KEYTON, Kappa Alpha . Thomasville, Ga Fla Ky Ga Ga Ga Ga Md Va Ga. Ga. O JOHN PAUL KIDD ....... Charloffe, N. C JOHN W. KIDD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Ailanfa, Ga. W. LYNN KILBOURN . .... Lynn Haven, Fla. FLOYD E. KIMBALL, JR. . . . Big Slone Gap, Va. BEN J. KING, Sigma Chi . . . . Memphis, Tenn. WILLIAM D. KING ........ Aflanla, Ga. ROLAND E. KINSER ..... Warner Robins, Ga. THOMAS W. KIRKPATRICK . . . Severna Park, Md. Sigma Alpha Epsilon CHARLES A. KISTLER ....... Aflanfa, Ga. ROBT. E. KNAPP, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Thomasville , G . WALTER C. KNAPP .... Waimea, Kauai, Hawaeii U Phi Kappa Tau RICHARD W. KOHL ....... Anligo,Wis. FRANK H. KOO ....... Hong Kong, China J. R. KORDYS, JR., Phi Kappa Alpha . Newark, N. J. J. H. KOVARIK, Phi Kappa Sigma . Rochesfer, N. Y. R. M. KRASNOFF, Alpha Epsilon Pi . Bishopville, S. C. ARTHUR J. KUNZER, JR., Kappa Sigma . Decalur, Ga. A. A. KURZER, Tau Epsilon Phi . Neponsif, L. I., N. Y. EDWARD B. LAMAR, Chi Psi . . . Charloiie, N. C. WAYLAND W. LAMAR, Chi Phi . . Hephzibah, Ga. A. C. LAMAS, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Savannah, Ga. ARTHUR A. LAMAS ....... Savannah, Ga. O WILLIAM G. LAMBRECHT ..... Aflanla, Ga. WILLIAM C. LANDIS, Thefa Chi . . Pilfsbufgh, Pa. FRANK L. LANE ........ Hapeville, Ga. RICHARD A. LANE . . . . Foresf Park, Ga. RONALD L. LANE ........ Liberfy, Neb. JOHN W. LANGFORD . . ' .... Lexingfon, Ky. L. P. LANGLEY, Bela Theta Pi . . Greensboro, N. C. JACK D. LANIER ...... Sf. Albans, W. Va. WM. J. LANIER, Della Tau Delta . . Memphis, Tenn. ROBERT A. LANSDELL ....... Allanfa, Ga. SAMUEL M. LANSING .... . . Rockville, Md. C. H. LASSERRE, Befa Thela Pi . . Fernandina, Fla. RICHARD H. LASSITER, Kappa Sigma . Ailanla, Ga. THOMAS U. LAS'5ITER, Kappa Sigma . Moultrie, Ga. JOS. L. LATIMER, Sigma Nu . . Alexander Cily, Ala. CARLOS LATONI ..... Sanlurce, Puerfo Rico KEITH D. LAUBE ........ Dunwoody, Ga. ROBERT D. LAUGHLIN ..... Sea Island, Ga. ROY C. LaVIA . . . : . . . . New York, N. Y. J. L. LAVINSKY, Phi Epsilon Pl . Haddonfield, N. J. DONALD R. LAW ......... Albany, Ga. F. B. LAW, Phi Gamma Della . . Schenecfady, N. Y. VICTOR C. LAWRENCE .... Wesf Blocfon, Ala. l6I RALPH L. LAWSON ..... . . . Ailanla, Ga NEIL A. LAYTON, Phi Kappa Tau . . I-lapeville, Ga C. R. LeCROY, JR., Lambda ChiAlpha . Savannah, Ga A. W. LEDBETTER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Rome, Ga ROBERT E. LEE ......... Atlanta, Ga ROBERT W. LEE, Sigma Chi .... Raleigh, N. C H. S. LEFT, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . Long Island, N. Y JERRY P. LEONARD- ........ Allanfa, Ga CARL MCAFEE LESTER ....... Allanla, Ga L. A. LESTER, Phi Siqma Kappa . Chrisliansburg, Va R. D. LEVERETTE, Delia Tau Della . . Allanfa, Ga NORMAN S. LEVIN .... Elmhursf, L. I., N. Y PAUL LEVRANT, Tau Epsilon Phi . Miami Beach, Fla MYRON B. LEVY, Phi Epsilon Pi . . Lawrence, N. Y PLEASANT H. LEWIS, Phi Delia Thela . Allania, Ga R. L. LEWIS, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Augusla, Ga DREW C. LIDDELL, Chi Phi ..... Allania, Ga. WILLIAM N. LIFSEY, Theia Chi .... Rome, Ga. ROBERT J. LIND-EGARD ...... Yonkers, N. Y. J. C. LINDSAY, JR., Pi Kappa A.lpha . Florence, S. C. GEORGE C. LIND-SEY .... . . . Aflanta, Ga. GLENN T. LITTLE, Kappa Alpha . Winchesfer, Tenn. RONALD H. LITTLE ......... Lyons, Ga. ELMER W. LIVINGSTON ...... Allanla Ga eowAnn A. Loom, JR., sigma cha . . ocsnaj Gai MAX H. Love ........ sfackbfiage, ea. rowLsn H. Low ...... Wilmington, N. c. PHILIP LOWENSTEIN . . . Jackson Heights, N. Y. Phi Epsilon Pi I954 ALVIN K. LUBIN ....... Fairhaven, Mass. LEWIS J. LUCKY, JR. .... Porl' Wenlworlh, Ga. CARLTON L. LUHRMANN .... New York, N. Y. Tau Kappa Epsilon A. B. LUITICH, Tau Kappa Epsilon . Coral Gables, Fla. H. C. LUMMUS, JR., Phi Della Thela . Columbus, Ga. FRED C. LUTTER ........ Waukegan, Ill. JOHN F. LYLE . ....... Memphis, Tenn. EDWARD J. LYONS ........ Allania, Ga. JAMES A. MACHMER, Sigma Chi . . . Tiffon, Ga. A. B. MacKNlGHT, Delia Sigma Phi . New York, N. Y. JOHN F. MAHAFFEY .... Richmond Hill, Ga. Sigma Phi Epsilon E. A. MAHLIN, Phi Kappa Sigma . . Brandon, Fla. MILLER B. MALLARY, Phi Delia Theia . Macon, Ga. GORHAM J. MALLORY .... New Orleans, La. CHAS. MALMETH, Alpha Epsilon Pi . New York, N. Y. THOMAS W. MANIS ........ Rome, Ga. RUDY E. MANTEL ...... Foresl Hills, N. Y. A. E. MARKETTE, JR., I.S.O .... Douglas, Ga. JAMES L. MARKLEY, Pi Kappa Alpha . Ailanfa, Ga. JAMES C. MARLOW ....... Allania, Ga. CURTI'S S. MARTIN ..... . . Culhberf, Ga. DONNAN MARTIN, Lambda ChiAIpha . Macon, Ga. JAMES E. MARTIN ....... Tullahoma, Tenn. RONALD A. MARTIN ..... Chaifanooga, Tenn. ROY F. MARTIN . . . . . . Allania, Ga. WILLIAM A MARTIN . . . . . Allanla, Ga. JORGE A. MARTINEZ . . . . Habana, Cuba GEORGE R. MASSEY . . . . Milledgeville, Ga. JOHN T. MATTISON, JR ..... . Aiisnfa, ea. R. E. MAUNEY, Lambda chi Alpha . . Griffin, Ga. P. R. MAXSON, Sigma Nu . . . Glenn Falls, N. Y. 1. c. MAYES, JR., Bela Thela Pi . Coral Gables, Pia. WILLIAM R. MAYFIELD . . . . Camaguifcubs ROY A. MAYNARD, Befa Theia Pi . . Win er, Ga. wii.i.iAM F. MAYO, chi Phi ..... Aiiafiia, Gs. cHAizLEs E. MAYroN ....... Aiiaiiia, Ga. ' O L. L. MCALLISTER, JR., Kappa Alpha . Meridian, Miss. WILLIAM K. MCKASKILL, JR. .... Camilla, Ga. Tau Kappa Epsilon BENNIE D. MCCLENDON ...... Ailanla, Ga. WILLIAM H. MCCOLLUM, Sigma Nu . . Smyrna, Ga. CLIFFORD T. MCCONNELL . . . Birmingham, Ala. Sigma Nu ROBT. H. MCCONNELL, Sigma Chi . Princefon, Ky. EMMET K. MCCRARY . .... Murfreesboro, Tenn. JOHN G. McDANIEL . ...... Waycross, Ga. TOMMY H. McDEVlTT ....... Aflanfa, Ga. JOHN T. MCD-ONOUGH ...... Allanfa, Ga. Q Sigma Alpha Epsilon ARTHUR J. MCDOUGALL . . . Slaien Island, N. Y. S. J. MCFAYDEN, JR., Chi Phi . . Wilminglon, N. C. JOHN F. McGARlTY, Sigma Nu DAVID W. MCGARR ..... WILLIAM F. MCGAVIC . . . . WILLIAM S. MCGILL . . . . EDDIE MCINTOSH ...... FRANKLIN N. MCKELLAR, JR. . . Pi Kappa Alpha l62 . . Aflanla, Ga. . . . Cordele, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. . . Allania, . Hapeville, Ga. Asheville, N. C. Ga. WM. Y. MCKENZIE, Chi Phi . . Chaiianooga, Tenn A. E. MCLAUGHLIN, JR. . Rockville Centre, N. Y EDWARD S. MCPHAIL, JR., Sigma Chi . Orlando, Fla FRED W. MCPHERSON, JR. .... Asheboro, N. C JAMES R. MEACHAM, I.S.O. . . . LaGrange, Ga HUGH MERCER, Chi Phi . . . . Savannah, Ga JAMES A. MERCER ...... . . Allanfa, Ga A. H. MERKL, Pi Kappa Alpha . Jacksonville, Fla RICARDO W. MESTRE ....... Aflanfa, Ga JOHN P. MEWBORN ....... Aflania, Ga ALFRED E. MILLER, JR. ...... Tarboro, N. C V. W. MILTON, JR., Phi Della Theta . . Aflanfa, Ga H. B. MINICK, Phi Gamma Delfa . . New York, N. Y HENRY J. Ml'SIAK ......... Tampa, Fla FRELON W. MITCHELL, JR. . . . Birmingham, Ala R. C. MOFFAT, Phi Kappa Sigma . . Boslon, Mass JOSEPH F. MOLE, .IR ..... Wallerboro, S. C Lambda Chi Alpha CHARLES C. MOON, JR. ...... Aflania, Ga WILEY L. MOON .......,. Aflanla, EDWARD A. MOORE, Thela Xi . . Greensboro, THOMAS H. MOORE . ...... Decalur, JOHN A. MORRIS, Chi Phi ..... Ailania, BILL C. MORRISON, Kappa Sigma . . Marielfa, Ga R. D. MORTON, Thefa Chi . . Ocean Gale, N.J L. O. MOSELEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . AIlan'fa, Ga GWINN E. MO'SS ..... Avondale Eslafes, HARRY H. MURPHY ........ Aflanfa, JAMES L. MURPHY . . .. .... Allanfa, Ga DON N. MURRAY, Pi Kappa Alpha . Wes? Poini, Ga LARRY N. MURRAY ....... Brunswick, Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga HOOVER P. M USG ROVE ..... . Attapulg us, Ga WM. T. MUSGROVE, Sigm Alpha Epsilon . Aflanfa, Ga DANIEL K. MYER, I. S. O ...... Ouarryville, Pa CARL S. MYERS ......... Greenville, S. C OLE MYKLESTAD . . HENRY E. NELSON . ROBERT A. NELSON . . WILLIAM H. NETTLES . . Brooklyn, N. Y . . Aflanla Ga Manisfique, Mich Crescenf Cify, Fla THOMAS J. NEVIEAU, Phi Kappa Sigma . . Ailanfa BENJ. H. NEWBERRY, Alpha Tau Omega . . Perry T. L. NEWBERRY, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . Russellville, DONALD L. NEWMAN ........ Allania ROBERT NEWMAN ........ I-lampsiead, DONALD A. NORDAL . ........ Beloif, Wis JAMES E. NORTH, Pi Kappa Phi . . Birmingham, a GEORGE R. NORWOOD, Kappa Alpha . Meridian, Miss WILLIAM A. NUTTY . . Washingfon, D. C DANIEL P. O'CONNOR ....... Chauncey, Ga JOHN B. ODENWELLER . . . . . . . .AiIan'ra, Ga ROBT. J. O'GRADY, Phi Sigma Kappa . . Teaneck, N.J MANNY G. O'KUYSON . THOMAS D. OLDHAM . ROBERT L. ORTH . . . CHARLES C. OSANN . . J. J. OSCHER, Phi Sigma Kappa . . FRANK L. O'STEEN . . D-ONALD J. O'SULLlVAN . . . . . . . Ailanla, Ga . . . . . Memphis, Tenn CHARLES H. OLIVER, Theia Psi . . .AHan1a, . . Macon, . . Aflanfa, . Chalsworlh, . . Brunswick, . . . . . . . Chicago, JAMES K. OVERBY, Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Newnan, JAMES D. OVERSTREET, JR., Sigma Nu . . Miami, a JOHN A. OVERTON, Phi Sigma Kappa . . Allanfa, CARLTON J. OWENS, Kappa Sigma . . . Newnan, 1: -u.I i.,,i 'Z'- HPI L iii Sir! -'fl i.'f.' IIE FRESI-IIIIH HHS 55,2 Qi. , Ga. , Ga. Ky. I Ga' 'Eff Md. f,,,j AI I ' 'ii gi ' . ifig IIILHI ' li: Gai Ga. if-2 il Ga. gh, Ga. Ga. hifhil. ul. li' Ga. il! Fl . Pf,,'. Ga. G . - Fi 5 gr-.P ia .lil :-,Sul .Eg sir: I, I! ii is. 23? :Ti ,iii lag- . Ei! .Qi - 0 iq'-L FTZTII ies I HERMAN L. OWENS ...... . . Crosseif, Ark. FRANCISCO PALACIOS . . . Gamaguey, Cuba WILLIAM H. PALM . . . . . Eusfis, Fla. WILBUR L. PALMER . . . . . A'rIanIa, Ga. JUAN PANAYOTTI . . . La Ceiba, Honduras PETER F. PANTALEO . . . . . Beloii, Wis. DONALD B. PARKER . . . WILLIAM DAVID PARKER . . WILLIAM DELONG PARKER . . Alpha Tau Omega I JACK F. PARSONS ...... WILLIAM F. PARSONS. Chi Phi . JOHN T. PATAKY, Sigma Chi . WILBUR L. PATTERSON . . ELMER JAMES ALLAN JAMES HENRY ALBERT H. PAYNE . . . . . Miami, Fla. . . Arlington, Ga. Chalianooga, Tenn. . . Brevard, N. C. . . Nyack, N. Y. . . Orlando, Fla. . . . Macon, Ga. . Wood River, III. M. PEAGLER . . .... Waycross, Ga. J. PEARSON ..... Presfon, Orienle, Cuba L. PEAVY, Sigma Chi . W. PECE ....... O. PEDICINI ..... WILLIAM K. PENHALLEGON, JR. Alpiha Tau Omega JAMES E. PERKINS ...... WILLIAM E. PERRINE . . EUGENE C. PERRY . . HENRY M. PERRY .... Joi-IN F. PERRY, sae mia Pi . . rl-ios. E. PETERMANN, Pi Kappa Phi . ci-iARuss J. Persnsow .... RAY H. Perm .... . . . Fitzgerald, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . New York, N. Y. . Bainbridge, Ga. . Macon, Ga. . . Maysville, Ky. . Chamblee, Ga. . . Brir1son,Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. Yazoo Cily, Miss. . Greenville, S. C. . . Canfon, Ga. TROY E. PFANNKUCHE ....... Thomasfon, Ga. CLARENCE W. PHILLIPS . . . . . Aflania, Ga. GEORGE J. PHILOPOULOS ...... Canion, Mass. HARRY E. PHILUS, Phi Sigma Kappa . .. Alcoa, Tenn. KENNETH R. PICKREN, Delia Sigma Phi . Brunswick, Ga. WILLIAM H. PIERCE ........ Bellaire, Texas JO'SE A. PINTO .... . . Alajuela, Cosla Rica WILLIAM W. PIRTLE ......... Allania, Ga. HENRY M. PLUMMER, Kappa Sigma . . Sharon, Mass. RICHARD H. POLLOCK, Sigma Chi . . Madisonville, Ky. MILTON B. POPE, Kappa Alpha ..... Dublin, Ga. ELLIOTT L. PORTER ......... Ailanla, Ga. ARTHUR G. POWELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Ailanfa, Ga. RICHARD- O. POWELL, Pi Kappa Alpha . Florence, S. C. ROBERT B. POWELL, Della Sigma Phi . . Decalur, Ga, H. L. PRESCOTT, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . Sylvania, Ga. GRAFTON N. PRESSLEY ....... Doraville, Ga. FRANK E. PRICE, Delia Tau Della ..... Erie, Pa. PABLO G. PRICE .... ...... C ali, Colombia JUAN J. PRIETO, Phi Gamma Delia . . . Havana, Cuba BURROUGHS H. PRINCE . . . . Greai Neck, N. Y. ROBERT H. PROBERT . . . . . Valdosfa, Ga. WALTER W. PROPST . . . . Charloife, N. C. ROBERT G. PROVOST . . ...... Ailania, Ga. GEORGE M. PURCELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Augusfa, Ga. JAMES K. QUINA .......... Miami, Fla. FUAD QUINTAR, Pi Kappa Phi . Buenos Aires, Argeniina F. H. RADEY, Phi Gamma Delia . . Collingswood, N. J. SHIIIIIII EIIISS I WAYMON E. RAGAN . . . ANDRES R. RAMON . . . . COLEMAN T. RANDALL .... WILLIAM T. RANDALL .... ROBERT L. RANDOLPH, Chi Phi . RICHARD A. RANIERI . . . ROBERT E. RANKIN . . . HAROLD RASMUSSEN . O EVERETT T. RASPBERRY . . ROY W. REACH .... SAMUEL C. REDFORD .... ROBERT P. REIMERT ..... GEORGE J. RENALDI, Sigma Nu . WILLIAM O. RENTZ, Chi Phi . . P. A. REYNOLDS, Delia Tau Delia CHAPPELL V. RHINO ..... 0 DONALD R. RICCIO . . . GEORGE L. RICE . . . . . DOUGLAS A. RICH . . L. I., New York, N. FORREST E. RICH . . . ..... Aflanfa JAMES T. RICHARDSON . . RONALD W. RIDGWAY .... JOHN B. RIMMINGTON .... Lambda Chi Alpha VINCENTE RINALDI ...... . . . Chamblee. . . . Allania, Ga San Juan, Puerio Ricc . . . .AHanfa, Ga . . . . Toccoa, Ga . . . Allania, Ga . Syracuse, N. Y . . Tampa, Fla . Belmar, N. J . . Macon, . . Waycross, . . Decalur, . . River Forest, . . . . Aflanfa, . . Gainesville . . Allanla . . . Brisfol . . Hollywood, . . Aflanfa, . . . . Canlon, Ga . . Reading, Englan Saniurce, Puerlo Ric O CHARLES M. RITCHIE, Kappa Alpha . . Concord, N. JOSEPH G. RIZZO, Sigma Nu . . . Pleasanfville, N. CLIFFORD N. ROBERDS, Phi Della Theia . Savannah, G RICHARD G. ROBERDS ....... Villa Rica, Ga CLYDE L. ROBERTS, JR. . . LAWRENCE H. ROBERTS . WILLIS R. ROBERTS .... CHARLES W. ROBERTSON . . . . Allanfa, Ga . White Plains, N. . . Allanla, G . . Gulfport, Mis THOMAS E. ROBERTSON ..... Richmond, Va. FRANK C. RODGERS ....... Allanla, Ga. ROBERT T. ROE ....... Warner Robins, Ga. CLYDE ROGERS ...... . . . . Dal'ron,Ga. HAROLD E. nou.sNs, chi Psi . . Eaa+ Islip, N. Y. JOHN E. ROLLER, Theta Xi . LAWRENCE W. ROSS ...... Savannah, JOHN T. ROW, Sigma Chi . . . Miami Beach BYRON T. RUCKER .... . . . Elberlon WILLIAM G. RUDOLPH . THOMAS J. RU'SSO . . . PHILIP G. RUST, JR. . . . . JOSEPH K. RUTH, Phi Kappa Sigma . Ballimore, SAMUEL W. RUTLEDGE ..... . . Allanla . . Floral Park . . Ml. Vernon, . . . Allanla: . .Thomasvillel Ga. Ga. Fla. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. 9 Md. , G . NATHAN SAGER, Alpha Epsilon Pi . Brooklyn, N. T. SALVADOR SALA .... Sanliago de Cuba, Cuba LAWRENCE N. SANDERS ...... Lizilla, S. J. 'SATER, Tau Epsilon Phi . . . Miami Beach, BERT SAUL, Tau Epsilon Phi ..... Allanla, PRESTON R. SAVAGE, JR. . . . New Holland, DEWEY E. SCARBROUGH .... Forl Valley, Alpha Tau Omega RICHARD A. SCHAEFER ..... . Towson, ERVIN L. SCHEFF ......... Allanla Ga. Fla. Ga. Ga. Ga. Mo. , G . LESLIE A. SCHER . ...... Foresl Hills, N. T. Tau Epsilon Phi GUY H. SCHNEIDER ..... Challanooga, Tenn. Alpha Tau Omega ROBERT C. SCHROEDER, Kappa Sigma . Decalur, Ga. WILLIAM W. 'SCOGIN ....... Allanla, Ga . Thomasville, Ga . . . .AfIanfa, Ga JAMES C. SCOTT, Kappa Alpha . JAMES I. SCOTT, Thela Xi . ROBERT J. SCOTT ..... JAMES E. SEALEY ..... RAYMOND A. SEARS . . . RICHARD- J. SEDLAR ....... Passaic N. J nAvio seEI.eY, Phi Epsilon Pi . . Foresl HiIIs,' N. YI R. J. SELLERS, Pi Kappa Alpha . Morganlown, W. Va J. W. SENNETT, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Alcoa, Tenn PETER E. SETA, Thela xi ...... Bronx, N. Yi GEORGE G. SEVERANCE ..... Ormond, Fla CHARLES K. SEWELL ....... Allanfa, Ga CHARLES B. SEYMOUR ...... Allanla, Ga R. M. 'SHARP, Alpha Tau Omega . Challanooga, Tenn SAMUEL C. SHARP ........ Jasper, Tenn KENNETH B. SHAW ..... College Park, Ga SCOTT A. SHAW ........ Leland, Miss WILLIAM S. SHEPARD ...... Colquilf, Ga JED P. SHEPARDSON, Bela Thela Pi . Richmond, Va. R. G. SHERMAN, Alpha Tau Omega . Brunswick Ga. EDGAR F. SHIELDS Jacksonville: ga a JAMES H. SHIVELY, Phi Sigma Kappa . Ferrum, Va. HAL C. SHOOK ........ Kensinglon, Ga. ALVIN D. SHORT ...... Chalfanooga, Tenn. . Allanla, Ga. JAMES L. SIMONUS. . . . . I65 . . . .ATampa, Fla. WM. C. SCOTT, JR., Sigma Nu . . Lewisburg, Tenn. WM. S. SCOTT, JR., Della Sigma Phi . Allanla, Ga. Q . . . Rockmarf, Ga. . . Oak Ridge, Tenn. L. G. SIMPSON, JR., Sigma Nu . HERBERT SINGER Alpha Epsilon Pi Mounl Dora, Fla. . Brookl n, N.Y. JAMES E. SISTLER, Thela Xi . . Pleasanlville, N.J. GRADY SIZEM ORE ....... . . Allanfa, Ga. H. L. SLOCUMB, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Macon, Ga. JOHN W. SMETHERS ..... CHARLES V. V. SMILLIE, JR. . . . Phi Karipa Sigma A. N. SMITH, Alpha Tau Omega . BOBBY E. SMITH ....... DAVID A. SMITH ...... DOUGLAS N. SMITH ..... E. G. SMITH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon HAROLD H. SMITH ...... HENRY C. SMITH, Kappa Sigma . S. W. SMITH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon WALTER C. SMITH, JR. . . . . W. E. SMITH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon WILFRED B. SMITH, Phi Kappa Tau . . Berwick, Pa. Larchmonf, N. Y. . Thomaslon, Ga. . . Cochran, Ga. . Marielfa, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. Alma . . . ,G . FOUNT T. SMOTHERS, JR .... Nashville, Tenii. H. R. SNEDEKER, JR., Thela Chi . . Savannah, Ga. ROGER W. SOLTIS, Chi Psi .... Daylon, Ohio BOBBY L. SORREL . . . . . Alexander Cily, Ala. WILLIAM P. SOVEY ....... Hariwell, Ga. . . . . . . . MALCOLM O. SPANN . . . . . Greenville, S. C. JOHN C. SHIRLEY ........ Doraville, . ANTHONY N. SPANOMICHALIS . . Alhens, Greece LELAND R. 'SPEED-, Kappa Alpha . . Jackson, Miss. H. E. SPENCE, Della Tau Della . . Meridian, Miss. BILLY R. STANLEY ....... Dahlonega, Ga. RICHARD L. STEELE . . Cenlral Aguirre, Puer-lo Rico 1954 l Pa. . JAKE C. STEERMAN ....... Allanla, Ga. BENJ. I. STEGALL, JR., Phi Epsilon Pi . Allanla, Ga. S. P. STEINBERG, Tau Epsilon Phi . . Augusla, Ga. FREDERICK STEINBRENNER ..... Allanla, Ga. WILLIAM T. STEPHENS ...... Allanla, Ga. ROBT. J. STEPHENSON, I. S. O. . Mounl Vernon, Ga. SYDNEY V. STERN, Phi Epsilon Pi . Alberlville, Ala. LEON H. STONE, JR. ...... Filzgerald, Ga. PAUL C. STOUDT ........ Pollsville, ROY C. STOUT, Pi Kappa Phi . . Challanooga, Tenn. BURTON L. TERRELL ....... Allanla, Ga. ROBERT L. TERRELL . ..... College Park, Ga. MARVIN E. TERRY, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Danville, Va. BILL THADEN .......... Roanoke ga. a LEE B. THOMAS, Lambda Chi Alpha . I-larlsfield: NORMAN H. THOMAS ...... Blakely, Gai . JIMMY M. THOMASON, Thela Xi . . Allanla, Ga. FREDERIC D. THOMPSON, JR. .... Allanla, Ga. BO'SWELL P. THOMSON .... Madisonville, Ky. W. H. THORNTON, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Cordele . JAMES W. UNSWORTH ...... Allanla Ga. WILLIAM K. UPCHURCH . . . Monlgomeryf Ala. Sigma Alpha Epsilon EMORY L. UPSHAW, JR. . . HUGHES C. VALIN ...... ROBERTO VALDES-DAUSSA . . . QUINTON W. VANCLEAVE . . . . Newnan, FRANK A. STRICKLAND ..... Valdosla, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT K. STRICKLAND, Sigma Chi . Ealonlon, Ga. JOSE A. SUAREZ ......... Tampa, Fla. DEE G. SULLINS, Kappa Alpha .... Griffin, Ga. JACK G. SULLIVAN ...... Lake Charles, La. R. L. SUTTON, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . Decalur, Ga. ROBERT L. SWAIN . ....... Macon, Ga. GRADY R. SWORDS, JR. ...... Allanla, Ga HUGH L. TANNEHILL .... Halliesburg, Miss Kappa Alpha ROBT E E Phi Della Thela . Gra monl Ga . .TANN R, y , EARL W. TANTUM, I. S. O. .... Roebling, N. J NORMAN S. TARLIN, Phi Epsilon Pi . Brookline, Mass ROBERT L. TARRANT, Della Tau Della . Allanla, Ga WM. R. TAUZEL, JR., Thela Chi . . Worcesler, N. Y B. B. TAYLOR, JR., Della Tau Della . . Decalur, Ga PHILLIP T. TAYLOR Della Tau Della . Decalur Ga Josem-I E. TEA:-IAN ,...... Holyoke, Mass: JAMES K. TEMPLEMAN, Kappa Sigma . Allanla, Ga. 954 ROY A. TICKNER ........ CHARLES T. TILLMAN, Il, Chi Phi FARRIS M. TITSHAW ..... THOS. W. TOLBERT, III, Kappa Alphia ROBT. H. TOMLINSON, III, Thela CECIL E. TRAINER, JR., Chi Phi . REDFORD C. TRAMELL .... ALLEN T. TRAPNELL, Sigma Chi JAMES W. TRAYLOR ..... THOMAS MILLARD WARREN JAMES B. TRIMBLE, Kappa Alpha H. TRAYLOR .... L. TREADWELL, JR. . T. TRENT, JR .... Chi , Ga Camden, S. C. . Allanla, Ga . Allanla, Ga. . Macon, Ga . Allanla, Ga . Allanla, Ga . .. Jellico, Tenn . Dublin, Ga LaGrange, Ga Maryville, Tenn . Luclowici, Ga Kingsporl, Tenn Ga . . . Macon, CHARLES B. TRITTON ....... Allanla, Ga CLYDE A. TRUITT, Chi Phi ...... Temple, Ga GLENN O. TURNER . . . . . Talladega, Ala RUSSELL TURNER, JR. .... . MARSHALL R. TWITTY RICHARD E. UHLMAN DWIGHT UMSTEAD, .ukjriieia dn' . I66 . Allanla, Ga Manchesler, Ga . . . Erie, Pa Pillsburgh, Pa. Ga. New York, N. Y. . Havana, Cuba . Wesl Monroe , La. WILLIAM VAN HOUTEN ...... Allanla, Ga. OWEN C. VARDAMAN ...... Allanla, Ga. EDGAR D. VAUGHAN . .... Long Beach, Miss. Sigma Alpha Epsilon EDGAR L. VAUGHAN ....... Louisa , Va. HARRY T. VAUGHN, Kappa Sigma . . Clewislon, Fla. W. L. VENABLE, Lambda Chi Alpha . . Allanla, Ga. ORVILLE P. VEREEN . . . .... Miami, Fla. HARRY B. VICKERS, JR. . . . . Brunswick, Ga. WARREN P. VICKNAIR . . .... Allanla, Ga. DONALD- L. VINSON . . . . College Park, Ga. J. F. VINSON .... . . . Brunswick, Ga. VINCENTE J. VITA ..... Manaqua, Nicaragua JULIAN L. WADE ....... Greenville, S. C. FRANK J. WAGNER ...... Blylheville, Ark. CLARENCE W. WALL, Sigma Chi . College Park, Ga. FRANK L. WALLACE, Sigma Chi . . . Allanla, Ga. J. DEMPSEY WALLACE . . . . . Brunswick, Ga. NORMAN H. WALTON . ...... Macon, Ga. JERRY W. WARD, Chi Phi TONY W. WARDELL . . . . . . Jackson, Tenn. . . Pine Blull, N. C HE FRES FRANK M. WARREN, JR., Alpha Tau ROGER C. WARREN, Thela Xi . . DANNY M. WATTERS ..... WALTER W. WATTS, Kappa Sigma . IKE B. WEATHERS ....... R. W. WEAVER, JR., Phi Kappa Tau EDSEL P. WEBB, Sigma Nu ,... ROGER F. WEBER, Phi Della Thela . Omega . Perry, Fla . . . Kearny, N.J . . . Allania, . . Marielfa, . . . Rorne, . . Hapeville, . Birmingham, Ala . . Wilmelle, Ill CHAS. M. WEEMS, JR., Phi Kappa Tau . Memphis, Tenn WILLIAM A. WEIL, Tau Epsilon Phi . . Charlolle, N. C GERALD M. WEINSTEIN, Alpha Epsilon Pi . Miami, a LEARNARD R. WEIR, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Aflanfa, . . . Allanla, WILLIAM H. WEIR ...... MARSHALL J. WELLBORN, JR., Chi JOHN F. WEITZ, Della Tau Della . . . McKeesporl', Phi . . Rome, LOUl'S C. WELLS ...... .... N orlon, THERON C. WELLS, JR., Sigma Chi . . . Trussville, Ala DONALD D. WEST ......... Decalur, G EDGAR N. WEST . . . . Greenville, S. . . Aflanfa, JIMMY R. WEST . . ROBERT L. WEST ....... DARREL E. WESTBROOK, JR., Sigma CARL A. WESTON, JR., Kappa Sigma PHILIP E. WHELCHEL . . FRANK M. WHITE . . . GEORGE P. WHITE . . . HUGH E. WHITE ....... JOHN 5. WEST ...... . . . Largo, Fla . . . Aflanfa, Chi . Rossville, . Charlolle, N. C . . Tucker, . . . Allanfa, . . . Aflanla, . Pefersburg CARROLL J. WHITFIELD ........ Cairo JOHN L. WHITFIELD, Sigma Phi Epsilon . Jackson, JACK H. WILCOX ....... JOHN T. WILCOX ....... . . . Miami I B Miss a . . Filzgerald, Ga 121 F. lf' .iff ffl aj., ,ai f 'lil We . -'Eli Ga. Ga. Q Ga. - 2' Ga. I I ,fg- Fl . Q' Ga. Ga. 1 Pa. ' 5 Ga. Va. I jif- a. C. lf! Ga. Gp. Ga. fig . ii? Ga. ' Ga. Ga. SI Fl . Ga. Ln' , ,. .. Fl . -if ' -'15 5 -,ac is In ' I 'Jl. f,'l:'- LIZ 'lil' 0 lb' o III ffl. 5.-5 l 0 FEI rig, -2? Fil? U fi .gr ,Pia .Fiji ' I-Z-'f AFI 5. Si' , ... I67 3 JOHN V. WILCOX .......... Lizella, Ga. FRANK S. WILKINSON, Kappa Alpha . . Newnan, Ga. CARL L. WILLIAMS, JR. ........ Trion, Ga. F. P. WILLIAMS, JR., Alpha Tau Omega . . Quincy, Fla. HARVEY G. WILLIAM'S, Sigma Nu . . Birmingham, Ala. KENNETH G. WILLIAMS, PI Kappa Phi . Greenville, S. C. ROBERT A WILLINGHAM ...... Hapeville, Ga. JAMES A. WILSON ......... Aflanla, Ga. JOSEPH J. WILSON, JR. . . . . Decatur, Ga. WILLIAM D. WINGFIELD ....... Allanfa, Ga. HUGH E. WINGO, JR. ........ Allanla, Ga. U. T. WINSLETT, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Macon, Ga. FRED B. WINTON, Kappa Alpha JAMES A. WISE, Kappa Sigma . DANIEL K. H. WONG . . . WILLIAM K. T. WONG . RAYMOND D. WOOD ...... Laurel, Miss. . For? Payne, Ala. . . Shanghai, China . Shanghai, China . Savannah, Ga. JACK E. WOODALL, Kappa Alpha . . . Columbus, Ga. JOHN D. WRIGHT ......... Orlando, Fla. DONALD E. WUERZ ..... Jackson Heighls, N. Y. HERBERT A. WYCKOFF .... BERT R. YARBROUGH ..... C. L. YGARTUA, Lambda ChiAlpha JOHN F. YODER ....... sums r. YOUNG, cm Phi . . . JAMES E. YOUNG, Pi Kappa Alpha .names R. YOUNG, Phi Della Thefa CHARLES R. YRIBARREN .... . . Smyrna, Ga. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . Homeslead, Fla. . Foresf Hills, N. Y. Allanfa, Ga. . . . . 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Comdr. Infantry . . Comcir. Artillery . . Comdr. Engineer . Comdr. Signal Corps . . .Comdn Ordnance Comdr. CI'1emicaI Corps Navy Band stepping out Captain's inspection. Hi Reception line-Navy dance. Midshipmen standing quarters while entering Pearl Harbor. Harvard student and Bill Marion of Tech in San Diego. .MH ,,,. -, .,.,A ,D ..,. -.-, ,,,. ...ff-vH,V.i: Q 3 123231 1 , X if 5 '!'if'1W tb ,- A 5'-,V ' sf 7, '!-Jw. H 1 '-iz. 1 W.-.-5. Y ' 3 ' 'lm-7 Qi' Kill 15:1 A S l P? N -:M A .rf xml: ' -C1l'f3.,l I72 4: gm.f-I WQ,.,1, vgiL.Q 'Lx-241.2 Honors Day review. Navigation Midciies helping refuel aboard U.S.S. St. Paul during Pacific cruise. Tech siudenfs on cruise to Hawaii. nf Foreign officer and Navy seniors. Q dt Sea Q n Shore i I73 No swabbing-only a sun bath. CANNON W s 3 , A MARION, DANIEL, CANNON, AND COTTER I74 556' fav :fy Qu. 5 g -Q -1- 1 1 riff? ' Q' 13: I. gin, v' cn.. NAVY RO T C MIDN. MIDN MIDN MIDN MIDN. MIDN. REGIMENTAL STAFF CAPTAIN R. E. CANNON .... . LT. COMMANDER J. 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Group H CLARK GILBREATH TINIUS SQUADRON COMMANDERS CADET LT. COLONEL R. A. CLACK ..... . CADET LT. COLONEL G. C. GILBREATH . CADET LT. COLONEL J. O. TINIUS . . CADET LT. COLONEL J. R. OWEN . OWEN Squadron A Squadron B Squadron C Squadron D CHEELEY OFFICERS WILLIAM E. CHEELEY PresidenT ROBERT E. CANNON Vice Presider1T WILLIAM S. JETT Treasurer KARL W. MESCHKE SecreTary SCIIBBIIRIJ IIIID BLIIIJE PresidenT and Mrs. Cheeley lead off aT MiIiTary Ball The supreme Goal. The highesT achievemenT oT all The brass-shining, mirror-Q oTficers OT The Army Air Force and Navy CadeT Corps is The Na+ionaI Socis Scabbard and Blade. IT is composed oT men who have proved To be The besT Ieadership and inTeIIigence, as Tar as The miIiTary is concerned. Theirs is a naTionaI honorary miIiTary socieTy. The principIe aim oT The organi is To promoTe a TeeIing oT uniTy among The miIiTary Ieaders and To mair1Tain a sTandard in The miIiTary acTiviTies oT The corps. This year Scalobard and Blade bi To The campus Tex Benelce and his orchesTra Tor The ar1nuaI IvIiliTary Ball. Candidafe Reich is Tapped for Scabbard and Blade Whafs so funny. W9 H1050 if nderscn Barnard Blemkcr Bosfick Cannon Cheeley I F' Id Ga a d Glov G rdon B Graham nge IZ rr r er c , . ufhman Jackson Jeff Lamb Lcwi Meschke cLeod Mulleff Sailors Smiih Williams Winszmann . ANDERSON, JR. . R. APOSTOLU . BARNARD, JR. B. BLEMKER l. M. BOSTICK F. BRYANT . E. CANNON .J. CARUSO . E. CH EELEY . A. CLACK MEMBERS OF M COMPANY SECOND REGT., SCABBARD 8: BLADE K. B. CLARY C. E. CONNER, JR. T. F. DAVENPORT. JR. H. D. EDWARDS L. J. ENGEL A. G. FELLER H. W. FIELD, JR. S. T. FRANKLIN J. B. GLOVER, IV B. GORDON . O. GORDON M. GORHAM B. GRAHAM, JR. . W. GRUBAUGI-I GUTHMAN, JR. H. HARRIS F. HARTE, JR. D. JACKSON W. S. JETT, III R. JOHNSTON I8I D. M. JUDD W. L. LAMB, JR. A. LOWI, JR. T. J. MALGERI T. W. MAY W. P. MAYSON K. W. MESCI-IKE W. L. MULLETT W. H. MUSE F. B. REDFIELD. JR. J. E. ROBERSON R. F. SAILORS, JR. R. L. SMELLEY E. H. SPARKMAN W. C. STEPHENS E. L. WHITE, JR. S. E. WILLIAMS W. H. WINSEMANN PER SHIHG RIFLES BOND OFFICERS JOSEPH S. BOND Captain CHESTER GORDON First Lieutenant CHARLES JACKSON Second Lieutenant DONALD DAMON First Sergeant Acting as Honor Guard, Pershing Rifles pass in review at parade. Pershing Rifles is a fancy drill team which is a national military society of college Army R. O. T. C. units located throughout the nation. All member . . . . C i this organization have joined of their own free will and have met the stan and qualifications of good citizenship and discipline as set forth by their fou John J. Pershing. Pershing Rifles, wearing their white leggings, white gloves, white helmets, represent Georgia Tech and the Army R. O. T. C. in drills and i petitions. This unit is composed largely of basic students who drill twice a and attend meetings in the evening. I82 S MEMBERS A. G. AMRHEIN W. G. ANDREWS J. AVERY G. C. BARNES R. BECKER O. L. BETTS J. S. BOND R. F. BONNER E. N. BRAUN W. R. BRITTON W. C. BUCHANAN C. B. BUTLER R. C. CARDEN J. F. CHAMBLESS J. F. CRAWFORD D. N. DAMON E. D. DAVIS R. DEMARCELLUS R. L. DOVER R. S. ECHERD T. M. FLOYD J. C. GABRIEL W. B. GENTRY J. A. GILLESPIE C. O. GORDON T. H. GUNTER D. A. HADDOCK W. B. HARDISON H. T. HASTINGS C. L. HENRY J. L. HOLLIS J. W. HOWELL C. W. JACKSON C. R. JENKINS M. J. KAISER D. E. KELLEY E. G. KERR C. R. KING S. M. LANSING C. R. LECROY J. W. LEE E. C. LENTZ H. C. LUMMUS E. J. LYONS A. H. MERKL . MOSS . MURRAY . NEAL B. NEWBERRY T. . OLDHA.M D. . PARKER J. T. PATAKY J. L. PEAVY H. W. PECE W. F. PECK WFP UUUFIIQZCD W. K. PEN HALLENGON W. E. PERRINE J. F. PERRY T. E. PEANNKUCHE W. C. RAINWATER C. T. RANDALL D. R. RICCO J. K. RUTH P. R. SAVAGE J. I. SCOTT J. P. SHEPARDSON J. E. SHIPEK A. W. SIMS J. E. SISTLER W. P. SOVEY B. J. STEGALL S. P. STEINBERG L. H. STONE W. R. TADDER J. K. TEMPLEMAN M. L. TREADWELL E. F. WARD J. L. WARD W. W. WATTS H. E. WHITE Am rhein Bra un Da mon Genfry Henry King Moss Peavy Rainwarer Shirek Ta der Andrews Brl Hon Davis Gillespie Hollis Lansing Murray Pece Randall Sims Templeman Avery Buchanan Demarcellus Gordon Jackson Lecroy Neal Peck Ricco Sisfler Treadwell l83 Barnes Butler Dover Gunler Jenkins L fz en Newberry Penhallengon Rufh Sovey Ward, E. F. Beils Bond Carden Chambless Echerd Floyd Haddock Hardison Kaiser Kelley Lummus Lyons Oldham Parker Perrine Perry Savage Scolf Sfegall Sfeinberg Ward, J. L. Walls Bonner Crawford Gabriel Hasfings Kerr Merkl Pafaky Peannkuche Shepardson Sfone While Sporis at Georgia Tech have always enjoyed a posifion of major importance in campus life. Yellow Jacket teams are popular across the country, and the progressive policies of the Athletic Association are carrying Tech to new peaks of sports achievement. iz fry.. nw, Q sw, .J'mrw,. , ,fe ,www - V W? H QV' , ',,. M243 ,ff ' X 5,7 .fig ff. - . ..1 Msggg- ' X1,.X3.'N.w.'f7v -vw.,,- km u 'N mg A.f1.M45WQgm.Q',s3,,,c w1WV'r r 1 ' . ' 522' 11 r ' . , ,- L-iifzkfl ,J H QW.,',6.fvY1f4fq'uqW,v,vmf- l.v,1ffYcm , f Ry, - , x,,, ,:. I n . .f ,. . ,, - LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Judd, Dr. W. C. Whit! y, M . C. M. G 'ff' , D N M . H. A. ' Lamar Wheat, Dean Chapin, Vice PresidenfeC. Li Emerson.rI. in. S?AlTEI5a:rmh:i'.?'L. ''Chigxyciiggergrulsfesiggisi Blake R. Van Leer, Mr. John O. Chiles. ' Coach Bobby Dodd, as Athletic Director, has given that duty the same progressive service as did the late. beloved Coach William A. Alexander. He is assisted by men who believe in manly sportsmanship and winning teams. lt is through their efforts that the A. A. has won a position of highest respect among the nation's colleges and universities. HOSCH GRIFFIN MUNDROFF Publicity Director' Business Manager Asst. Athletic Director l8b DODD Athletic Director TBH - PMPEFTYU DODD Under the master exponent of the terrific T can be found one of the ablest coaching staffs in the country. Yearly they achieve greater popularity with the fans as well as with the players. Their thorough knowledge of their particular phase of the game and their keen sense of value for any innovation, novel anti! deceptive, has been invaluable help for head coach Bobby Do d. Coach Dodd has continued to add fame each season to his fabulous career. Leading his Jackets to one up-set victory after another, he has earned the title of. Most shoulder-hoisted coach in the nation. Assistant coach Ray Ellis joined the Tech staff in 1945 and has won fame for his shrewd diagnosis of flaws in the offensive and defensive sets. A product of the University of Kentucky, he learned his football know-how as head coach at Madisonville, Kentucky for a number of years before coming to Tech. Dwight Keith won his appointment as varsity backfield coach in 1945. l-1e has been instrumental in developing some of the finest backs ever seen in the SEC. Keith came to Tech in 1942, and coached all freshman sports until his present assignment. Line coach Ray Graves' work at Tech has been marked with one success after another. Aside from developing three A11- American linemen, he gave Tech, in 1948, an All-American line that racked up the best defensive collegiate record in the country. Head freshman coach, Lewis Woodruff, came into his own this year by developing the most promising freshman team in Tech's history. The smooth operating first-year men bested all opponents to give an indication of Woodruff's ability. THE EUHEHES ELLIS GRAVES KEITH WOODRUFF TEHIII HUIIURS NORTH WEIGLE '- ' 156822955 1 - M. -. um ' im - arS,5q?i6fr-9 rr e.r,s5ggs25:2g5fsr ' . le, iriikisfi it V ' Wi - 7 -'S V. - 21 .EEx: s IK' J me it 1- Rig 2 , ffXvis5.12r..v.f:.-1: rr! CAPTAIN BOSSONS Team play was the key-note ot the l95O Yellow Jaclcets. Although it lessened the number ot individual honors passed out, it paid rich dividends in crucial games. Sports writers selected two seniors and two sophomores for individual honors. Captain Bob Bossons was piclcecl on the All-Southeastern Conference team. Auburn, Florida, and Kentucky chose him as their toughest opponent at center. Bossons received bids to play in the North-South Shrine bowl in Miami and also the Senior bowl in Mobile. l-lis leadership and sportsmanship won tor him the coveted William A. Alexander trophy tor 1950. Tech's powertul fullback, Bobby North. was chosen as an otiensive baclc on the All-Southeastern Conference team. l-le was also honored with a bid to play in the North-South Shrine bowl. John Weigle, although a sophomore, won acclaim tor his fast, glue-fingered play at end. He was selected on the All-Southeastern Conference Sophomore team. l-lal Miller, another sophomore with a future, was picked tor a place on the All-Southeastern Conterence Sophomore team tor his rugged play at taclcle. His great play was noted by the sports writers although he was out halt the season with a leg injury. 189 North leads McCoy through a small hole for a 'first down. Tech blockers give Humphreys plenty of running space. TECH 13 .... SMU 33 Dallas T Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets opened the I95 season by journeying to Texas to play the Southwei Conference title contender, Southern Methodist UH versity. Kyle Rote, SMU's All-American halt-ba played according to pre-season predictions in runniil and passing his team to a 33-I3 victory. f Tech's TD's came in the second quarter after driv. ot 35 yards and 76 yards respectively. Crawford crashe over from the 2 yard line on the second ot two quarte back sneaks to put the Techster's back in the ball gam The final Tech tally preceded the midway point in tl' game by two minutes when Bobby North buckled th middle ot the Mustang line tor tive yards to scor The half-time score was 2I-I3. Tech's cause was not without honor, however. Th ground otfensive produced more yardage than thj opponent could muster. First downs were I7 to I2 the Yellow .lacket's tavor. North, Humphreys McCoy provided the offensive kick in Tech's bacl They ground out gain after gain behind a fast otl line that produced the running space. lt might have been a ditferent tale in Dallas had n hard luck dogged the Jackets just as their second h drives were reaching Gloryland. Penalties and pa interceptions were the gremlins that turned the cour ot the game. TECH 0 . . SUUTH CARULINA Grant Field Tech repeated ancient tootball history when upset-minded University ot South Carolina team topp the Jackets 7-0. Not since l903 has a Georgia Te team struck out twice the first two times at bat. Th was also the last time the Gamecocks defeated Tec but there is no consolation in history. The Gamecocks came to Grant Field armed with rugged line that limited offensive-minded Tech to 42 yards on the ground. The air game faired no better with 7 interceptions chalked up by Carolina. Both teams played cautious ball the first quarter with neither goal being threatened. The Carolinians' go-team. sparked by the well-oiled halfback named Wadiak, started rolling in the second quarter with two determined drives that carried inside the twenty. One reached the thirteen, and as the chain moved, an anxious hush fell over the student section in the east stands. The Yellow Jacket line, anchored by Fred Smith and Ray Beck, dug in and three plays later the Game- cocks found themselves in the unprecedented situation of facing fourth down with 60 yards to go for a first down. Tech started moving in the third quarter with Robin- son pitching strikes from his quarterback position to Humphreys, Cobb and Patton. l-larvin made a miracu- lous catch on the fourteen that was the highwater mark for the Engineers. A tumble on the next play and a pass interception a few plays later shut the door on Tech's scoring opportunities. Carolina took over, and 91 yards later Wadiak bulled over for the win as time was running out. TEBH16 .... FLURIDA I3 Grant Field 25,000 thrilled fans saw the perfect story-book finish as the never-say-die Engineers defeated a red hot 'Gator team within 7 seconds of game's end. lt was a Frank Merrywell finish with cool-nerved Jim Patton playing the leading role. Tech went 60 yards in the first three minutes to score. Ever-dependable Bobby North put teeth in the drive with a beautiful 30-yard run. Humphreys scored from eight yards out. Midway the second quarter, the Floridians got back in the game when a three yard plunge culminated a 44 yard march. The Yellow Jacket line took the extra point away from the 'Gators and the half ended with Tech leading 7-6. WRIGHT RUDOLPH Three bush-whacking Techsters give Florida ball-handling trouble Patton heads for the pack. PRETZ MORRIS THADEN nilmr::1nmmma nummmmawmms m wma Humphreys 'Finds rough going close to the payoff McCoy threads the needle for yardage Early in the fourth quarter, the aroused University team scored again on a long pass. The conversion was good, and clouds gathered over Tech. The Jackets took the kick-off at their 36 yard line and their job was cut out for them. Playing ferocious ball, they were unstoppable as they executed one of the most determined drives ever seen on the Flats. Sykes, a brand-new quarterback, butted over from close up and the game was tied with two minutes left. The desperate Tech line threw the 'Gators for an I8 yard loss in three plays and forced a punt to give the Jackets possession on their 4l with one minute left. Tech's linemen blocked like madmen to clear the way for a first down on Florida's 43. With forty seconds left the one-for-the-books finish began. Tech went into a spread formation. Sykes heaved a 37-yard beauty to l-larvin that was ruled complete on Florida's six. The stands went wild. Seniors and rat caps were in complete disarrangement. Seven seconds were left as Red Patton came in as if on a Sunday afternoon stroll and calmly split the uprights for the winning three points that took the heart out of a gallant Florida team. Every Techrnan was proud of the unbeatable spirit displayed on Grant Field that Saturday. 3 Baton Rouge The Yellow Jacket offense that came to life in the last half of the Florida game continued to find itself after intermission in Baton Rouge The fighting Techmen upset the experts as well as LSU when two pass plays clicked in the third and fourth quarters The final score was I3 O Both teams spent the first quarter backing up as fierce line play dominated The Tech lrnemen played bone cracking ball in handling the Tigers forward wall that was supposed to win the game for LSU The second quarter produced touchdown minded drives by both teams but defense was still the key note and the half ended with nothing having been decided TEM PLETON HARVIN FERRIS si-IEFFER HUNT TECH 1 .... LSU U What the Jackets hadn't been able to do in the tirst halt, they achieved in tive plays and two minutes ot the second halt. Quarterback Crawford guided Tech's offense up to their 47. Crawford's pass to l'larvin who lateraled to Ivlaloot tor more yardage was the key play in this drive. Bubba Sykes came into the game with a spread play and threw a long one to the speeding Weigle who gathered it in on the IO and pounded on across. Patton converted to give the Jacket's a 7-O lead, but they wanted more. Tackle Lamar Wheat started Tech on it's second touchdown jaunt when he led a determined line in and blocked a punt. Line- backer George .Morris picked up the bounding ball and ran it to the LSU 37. Fullbacks Ross and Maloot pounded to the 2. With fourth down and those two big yards lett, Sykes pitched out to Cobb who threw the tirst pass ot his college career. Agile Weigle grabbed the oval while stretched out in a prone posi- tion in the end zone, and that iced the ball game. The Engineers again showed the SEC that their tighting spirit was something to be reckoned with. TECH 20 .... AUBURN 0 Grant Field A tired-up Auburn aggregation, shouting War- eagle and looking tor an upset, acted like their boast had substance tor almost halt the game, but were tinally downed by the Jackets, 20-O. Not until midway the second quarter was the outcome foreseen. An attempted pass didn't do what it was supposed to because ot the hard charging Tech line- men. McCoy intercepted and was across the goal-line betore the Tigers could recover. Auburn threatened in the closing minutes ot the quarter. Their drive car- ried to the I4. Captain Bossons and Gilbreath led a defense that would allow no further trespassing, and the halt ended with the Plainsmen way back. The third quarter was all detense as the two lines hit with supercharged tury. The Jackets got a drive working that carried to the 29, but were unable to cash in. An exchange ot punts tavored Tech as Tem- pleton returned the Auburn kiclit to their 27. North North pile-drives over Gain for a gain. It was Ham' and fast, and Harvin got I2 yards from Kentucky Weigle scores as Keydef chain fails 'lo holcl. A 90-degree turn and Humphreys is away. SYKES LYONS ROBINSON ripped the middle for 22 yards to give Crawford the score. on a quarterback sneak. Patton converted, and the tension eased in the Tech stands. The game was in its dying minutes when Sykes and Crawford started a passing orgy that carried 65 yards for the final seven points. Sykes passed to Weigle who in turn lateraled to tackle Lum Snyder. Snyder scat-backed 30 yards before he was finally hemmed in on the I3. Fast moving Weigle scored on the second of two passes from Crawford. Patton again converted to wind up the scoring and give Tech a clear-cut victory, and the SEC lead. TECH l4...KENTUBKY 28 Grant Field For the third straight year Tech's Homecoming weekend was marred by a football defeat. This year it hurt less than in the past because of the superb football the Engineers displayed for 60 thrill-packed minutes. They fought Kentucky to a standstill most of the way, and yielded only to a weight advantage and superiority in two positions. The Yellow Jackets scored first and last while the Wildcats crossed into the end zone four times in- between. Minutes after the opening kick-off Kentucky found itself hemmed in close to its own goal as a result of fine Robinson punts and deadly kicking cover- age, Attempting to break out, the Kentuckians fumbled and the Techmen had their chance from Zl yards out. On the first play McCoy took a pass from Crawford on a clever change of direction to cross standing up. Patton added the seventh point to set off a roar from the partisan east stands. All-American Vito Parilli and Company came back strong to push across scores in the last three quarters as Tech's lighter defensive line began to show wear and tear. The Jackets' offensive unit was not able to function dangerously again until late in the game. Starting on their 39, they moved to Kentucky's 36 in three plays. Sophomore back Rhino delivered the haymaker by cutting off tackle to goal. Patton added the point and that was that at 28-I4. GlLBREATH CRAWFORD TECH 21 .... DUKE 30 Durham The Yellow Jackets used up nine minutes of the first uarter to buildup a 2l point leacl only to have Duke ke it away from them in the second and fourth s. The game ended 30-2I in the Blue Devils' Tech leaped into a three touchdown lead on three plays before all the spectators had found their On the Engineers' second play from scrimmage, McCoy went 55 yards on a hand-off. bulled over from the 4 yard line. On Duke's play after the kick-off, line-backer Morris pulled a Cox pass and returned it to the Blue Devils' 25. on was then called upon to jump-pass to Ferris the end zone for the score. Duke again tried but out of steam on the 50, where tackle Beck threw for a I3-yard loss. Then Akins, a sophomore ckle, got into the act by crashing through. taking e ball off the punter's toe, and proceeding 42 yards r the third score. Ever-steady Patton converted three mes to give Tech a 2l-O edge. This orgy of touchdowns did not finish Tech for the ay but Duke's superior manpower plus depth soon t Duke back in striking distance. It was the same d story that has handicapped Tech all season. Duke ored twice and got a safety as the half ended 2I-I6. o more tallies in the fourth quarter gave the Devils eir margin of victory, Although Tech's line was worn down toward the end the first and last halves, Beck, Bossons, Williams, rizzell, and Gilbreath stood out in the terrific struggle. TECH13 .... VMI14 Grant Field The VMI Kaydets pulled the biggest upset of the ason by downing a sluggish and misfiring Yellow cket machine I4-I3. It was a stunning blow to the chmen although a well-deserved victory for the sitors. l Amid confusion below, Ferris grabs pass for points. North bulls through the mass and over the secondary to score PATTON COBB BETHEA SMITH RHINO 4, 'rf -7-as Y, -ff W H 1' A V' I f TQQRZVC ,Wg-,,,,3,yt4?-Q, , A ,,, North and Company on a touchdown launt Salome to Harvrn and Harvin to goal for six more points Toward the end ot the tirst quarter, the Kaydets gc wound up and pushed across a score at the end ot A 75 yard drive. Passing proved to be their main weapon Tech rebounded tast to score on a pass trom Crawtorf to Harvin. Patton's extra point was wide, and the hal ended with Tech trailing 6-7. The Engineers started tast in the third stanza but . I5-yard penalty blunted the tine ottensive edge ot th Jackets. VMI took over and shortly thereafter admin istered what proved to be the coup de grace. A shor pass that went 45 yards and two line plunges gave VM 7 more points and an iced-up ball game. Again Tec came back with a long drive that produced 7 poin when Weigle grabbed a Crawtord pass and went ov standing up. In the waning minutes Tech tried mightil to tind the right passing combination to give them thh needed score but the Keydets proved equal to th- occasion with their pass detense. Beck and Ferris were outstanding in Tech's detensiv line but Morris, Miller, and Wheat, sidelined witil injuries, were sorely missed. TECH 19 ALABAMA 54 Grant Field Tech suttered its worst deteat in twenty years as big Crimson Tide got the jump at the tirst whistle deluged the Yellow Jaclcet goal line with touchd Resting on a 28 point lead at halt time Alabama their big weight advantage to push over three TDS in the tiring minutes ot the last halt It ended 54 I Oddly it was one ot Tech s best ottensive e ot the year The game statistics showed the excel ot Tech s ettort under severe pressure The hard h ottense racked up 29I yards Bama controll d ball the majority ot the time and that was the dltterence The Jackets were 34 points down in the middle o the second quarter when their ottense started showin good signs Talcing over on the 50 yard line the Tech sters went the remaining 50 in two plays Humphrey got the tlrst ll then North biole into the open an retused to be headed as he crossed standing up Tech came baclc strong atter the halt and moved th ., fn..- .'.A1::..' 1. f pigskin 67 yards to goal. Salome passed to Ferris who took it from between two defenders for the touchdown. The Yellow Jackets' morale never dimmed as they struck again in the final minutes. Salome, throwing passes to beat the clock, got Tech to the l4. North blasted for 9. Then Patton carried for the last 5 yards and the touchdown to wind up the fracas. TECH 46...DAVllJSON14 Grant Field Despite the coldest day in Grant Field history, the Yellow Jackets reacted according to predictions by polishing up their offense and a spirited, but outclassed, Davison team 46-I4. The hot Techmen started slow, scoring only once in the first quarter but completely overwhelmed the North Carolinians with five trip- hammer touchdowns in the second. Tech got the first break midway the opening quarter on a recovered fumble. North and McCoy chewed up yardage right down the middle with McCoy covering the last yard for the TD. The Jackets traveled 66 yards for their second score which North produced on a three-yard burst down center. Tech tallied again on a spectacular 70-yard pass play that Junior Joe Salome heaved to John Weigle. Number four came just a few plays later on a fourth down gambling pass that Harvin caught in the flat and delivered his Swan Song to the Flats by weaving the remaining 43 yards Patterson accounted for the fifth score by intercepting a pass on the final play of the first half and legglng it 4l yards to pay dirt After Davidson scored once in the third and again in the fourth quarter the Jackets came back with two quick show stoppers lust before game s end Two sophomore flashbacks made the deliveries behind ample interference Wright went 85 yards for the longest run of the year from scrimmage The finest line play occurred on Wright s mad dash when tackle Beck shook him loose by racking up two threatening tacklers Tech s seventh and tinal score beat games end by several minutes Rhino put an end to a 49 yard advance with a lb yard burst around right end on a pitch out Bulldogs gro l as Weigle wiggles free Under the pile IS the Crawford touchdown that beat Georgia WHEAT RATHBUN FRIZZELL SNYDER WILLIAMS H U M PHREYS ROSS McCOY PETERSON PATTERSON TEIIH7 .... GEURGIAU Sanford Stadium Displaying a pass defensive brilliance and a line that fought the heavier Bulldog line to a standstill. Tech's Yellow Jackets showed 50,000 stunned fans their finest hour in l95O. They went 74 yards to score in the second quarter, then intercepted five passes and recov- ered two fumbles to keep their goal-line uncrossed for the afternoon. There were no individual stars. It was a team victory. lt led Coach Bobby Dodd to say, We Tech people will be a long time forgetting this game. Neither team threatened in the first quarter as they cautiously looked for a break. It came early in the second quarter when tackle Lamar Wheat broke through to cover a bad snap on Tech's 26. From here the Jackets set their sights and engineered the pay-off drive. North, Malooff, and McCoy carried for two first downs. A Salome strike to Weigle for eleven yards and a roughing penalty got Tech close enough for .134 A frequently assumed Bulldog position. 198 quarterback Crawford to sneak over. Patton place- kicked true and the day's scoring was over. But not the day's thrills. Tech's biggest task was ahead of them. Georgia came directly from the dressing room with touchdowns on its mind. Their initial drive carried to the four for a first down, but then those boys that won the game got in the action. The whole center of the Jacket line smacked the Bulldog fullback hard enough to cause him to give up the ball to a heads-up Jacket. Sheffer got Tech out to midfield with an effective end-over-end kick away from the safety-man. Nine other times Sheffer used that weapon to ease the pressure, and it proved to be one of the big factors in the victory. In the last quarter Georgia, in desperation, took to the air-waves only to find an alert pass defense that was there when the ball arrived. Bossons, Morris, Moorhead, and Rudolph grabbed five away from red- shirted receivers to deal the final blow to the striving University men. Credit the magnificent job turned in by the Engineer line in rushing the Bulldog passers into hurried throws. Wheat, Beck, Bethea, and Snyder moved heavier men all afternoon in leading Tech's line to greatness. Moorhead intercepts, and Georgia was through for the day. THE 1950 o group ot athletes at Tech deserve more praise than the iling Yellow Jacket Red Shirts. Their weelc's sweat and rain doesn't end with a Saturday afternoon filled with rills and glory. Their thrills come as a personal satisfaction having contributed to the varsity's success on the gridiron. me B team members spend their tour years submerged The B team provides the opposition for varsity timing practic 2. B TEHM in the anonymity ot Rose Bowl practice sessions. Others are called upon at a moment's notice to bolster a wealc position on the varsity. Whether the varsity call comes or not, the Red Shirts continue to fill their important position ot preparing the varsity tor 'Football victories. Spirited Red-Shirts stop the varsity for no gain. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: McKenzie, Trainer, Malloy, Goss, Carithers, Hardison, Hardeman, Lawrence, Redford, Blackburn, Gilliland, ROW: Goudy, Milton, McDonough, Corn,.Kerfoot, Turner, Carroll, Graham, Ward, Edge, Frey, Sfoudf, Clyburn Sherman .... THIRD ROW: Propst, Vereen, Jenks, Ford, Brannon, Gavins, McGarr, Drake .... TOP ROW: Hopper, Hansley, Liddell, Bullard, Dreger, Little, Gossage, Anderson, 0l'I'IS. Bl-lBll JHEHETS Georgia Tech's greatest freshman team has filled alumni everywhere with dreams of football victories in the years ahead. Disi talent in every department, the Baby Jackets won going away every game on their schedule. So dominating was the freshman line that three touchdowns were pushed over on them, while the jet-propelled offensive unit ran and passed for fifteen TDs in three ga They gave fans an indication of their greatness in the season-opener by submerging a big Alabama team I9-0. A super-smooth ing attack was the lethal weapon that brought victory, Quarterbacks Rodgers and Redford found expert receivers in Davis, Hair, T and l-lardeman to pile up l78 yards through the air. ln the mud at Auburn, the Babies relied on the ground troops to down the Cubs 26-l4. With Redford directing, and l lardernan, T and Blackman providing the backfield power, the Jackets churned for 209 yards on the ground. Stoudt, Goss, and Frey anchored the powerful freshman line. The Scottish Rite Charity contest provided the setting for the final development of the full potential of the Baby Jacket mr The Bullpups from Athens were the hapless victims of an unstoppable passing and running attack, and a rock-bound defense. 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X' k - X ' ,LES 1.-,fS' X S L X I QQ' 5 . 5 ?: --nllhh mm, - 63' hmmm -... x BHSEBHLL s I I Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech ITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sineway, Thompson, Childress, Humphreys, Crabbe, Bossons .... NEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Schoening, McCoy, Hale, Leonard, NorTh, Marcheifi .... STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Murphey, FriTch, Sedberry, Maloof, SheI'Ter, TuTTIe, Bradshaw. Humphreys geTs a puT-ouT on a force pIay. THE SEIISUII . 3 Vanderbili' . . I3 VanderbiIT . . 6 KenTucIry . . 9 Kenfucky . . 6 Tennessee . 5 Tennessee . 5 Auburn . 9 Auburn . . 23 VanderbiIT . . 3 Vanderbilf . . 3 Tennessee . 8 Tennessee . 2 KenTucIcy . . 8 Auburn . 3 Auburn . 5 Georgia . . 5 Georgia . . 7 Georgia . The Yellow JacI4eT baseball Team Turned in a 7 II won-loss record Tor The season To Tinish wiTh The mass in The SEC race. A Iaclc oT reserves on The p1Tchlng sTaTT proved To be Tech's big handicap Tor The season COACH PITTARD COACH HYDER THOMPSON RHINO WALTON ATTer Buddy Thompson losT a TighT piTcher's duel To VanderbilT's John Jewell in The TirsT game oT a season-opening doubleheader. The Jacl4eTs came baclc wiTh TourTeen hiTs To Talce The nighTcap, I3-9. AT The end oT Tour innings l-lerlo Bradshaw led The Commo- dores I2-5, louT raTher Than hurT his arm in The damp weaTher coasTed Through Tor The win. On April 6, The KenTuclcy Wildcafs won a I4-9 slug-TesT Trom The Techmen To sweep a Two game series on Rose Bowl Field. Buddy Thompson Turned in a sTellar piTching per- Tormance againsT Tennessee. BaTTling The Vols wiTh Twelve sTrilce-ouTs, he won handily 6-3. Red Schoening hiT a Two-run homer To pave The way Tor Thompson's win. Tech journeyed To Nashville on April 2I To spliT Two high-scoring games wiTh VanderloilT. The Gold and WhiTe slammed ouT nineTeen hiTs To Talce The opener, 23-2. Vandy won The second game ll-3 as good piTching cooled The hoT Engineer baTs. In Their second series wiTh Tennessee. The JaclceTs Iosf a hearT-breaker, 4-3. Thompson piTched a iam-up l l lT's gonna be closel The cafcher waifs in vain as McCoy gefs exTra bases CRABBE HALE McCOY BRADSHAW LUSK ew T' 1 ' 4 KST: ' . .mia-umaux .wa:z.:h1unv:vwwmp rf game unfil fhe eighfh when a fhree-run rally by fhe Vols overcame his lead. Bob Bosson's 'rremendous fhree-run homer led fhe Jaclcefs fo an 8-4 vicfory over Auburn in fhe firsf game of a 'rwo-game series. In fhe second game Tech pulled a 'rriple play buf sfill couldn'+ sfop fhe Tigers as fhey won. 8-3. Tech played Georgia in 'rhe fhree final games of fhe season. ln 'rhe opener Thompson hurled four hifless innings fo edge fhe Bulldogs, 5-4, in Afhens. Thompson again fool: fhe mound af Rose Bowl Field and won 'rhe game and fhe series by furning in an excellenl' pifching job. Bobby Norfh and Bob Bossons provided fhe hiffing power as bofh slammed ouf homers The final score was 5 3 ln fhe final game of fhe series and fhe season fhe Umverslfy boys squeezed ouf a 97 vicfory in a game which fool: an exfra inning and fwo and a half hours 'ro complefe Alfhough fhe Yellow Jaclcefs season was mediocre e feam showed fine spiral fhroughouf fhe season nd always exfended fheir opponenfs fo fhe limi? HARVIN YOUNG TRHEH Joe Ward cufs The Tape in The 880. Auburn's hurdler runs ouT of shoe Trying To cafch Coons. THE SEHSUII Tech . 63 lf2 Florida . . 62 lf2 Tech . 6I Tulane 70 Tech . 63 Tennessee . 68 Tech . 79 Georgia . . . . 47 Tech . 49 5X6 NorTh Carolina . . . 8l 6 Tech . . 49 lf2 Auburn . . . . . 76 lf2 SouTheasTern Conference MeeT Tech SevenTh The I95O Track Team, while shorT oT TalenT due To injuries. commanded plenTy ol: respecT Trom Their SouTh- easTern and SouThern Conference opponenTs. Red' SmiTh. sTar disTance runner, Team's leading poinT-geTTer, ThroughouT The whole season. ln spiTe OT handicaps The ran Their dual meeT vicTory 63lf2-62V2 vicTory over The RoberT Renshaw provided and Buddy Fowllces, The- were unable To compeTe Yellow JaclceT cindermen sTring To sixTeen wiTh a Florida GaTors. Rapid The needed margin by Taking second place in The broad iump, The lasT evenT. STowers, deserTing his TavoriTe 440 race, ran The IOO and ZOO yard dashes and capTured looTh Tor The home Team. Coons was also a doulole winner Tor The JaclceTs, Talcing boTh hurdle evenTs. The Green Wave oT Tulane cracked The Engineers' vicTory sTring wiTh a 70-6l seTbaclc, Taking Ten TirsTs in The TourTeen evenTs. The JackeTs scored mosT oT Their poinTs in The running evenTs, being unable To cope wiTh Tulane's sTrengTh in The Tield evenTs. DespiTe Tom Coons' double vicTory in The hurdles' and an overall good showing by The whole Team. The Engineers were upseT by The Tennessee Vols 68-63. The JackeTs' lack oT depTh enabled The VolunTeers To capTure many second and Third places and push Their poinT ToTal above The Jacl4eTs'. Over in AThens The TechsTers proceeded To pound The Georgia Bulldogs 79-47 in a downpour oT rain. Glover Toolc TirsT in The mile while STowers besTed Georgia's SuTTon in a hoT 440 race. Ward cuT The Tape in The halT-mile run as The Techmen won TirsT in all buT Three evenTs. PowerTul NorTh Carolina besTed Tech 8l U6-49 5X6 in a TasT-sTepping meeT on GranT Field. STowers ran a blisTering 48.6 in The 440 To Talce TirsT Tor Tech. Coach Dean had greaT praise Tor Ward and LupTon who also capTured TirsTs. The Yellow JaclceTs maTched TirsT places wiTh The Auburn Plainsmen, buT again Their lack oT depTh caused Their downTall as The Tigers won 76V2-49V2. Shiver Sfowers leading The pack again. Cooper oufdisfances a Tarheel in The Two-mile WARD PAUL SHIVER GILBREATH BROGDEN x -, Rapid Roberi shows his dusf. Awkward, buf good enough fo win. was high-poinf man for fhe Tech fhinclads. 'raking firsfs in fhe low hurdles and fhe broad jump and fhird in fhe IO0 yard dash. Sfowers furned in anofher oufsfand- ing performance by winning fhe 440 and 220-yard dashes. The Tech cindermen, defending SEC champions, placed sevenfh in fhe 1950 Conference meef. Only Sfowers. Shiver. and Coons were able fo place in fhe sfiff compefifion. Alabama replaced fhe Jaclcefs as champions. compiling 43 lf3 poinfs. Alabama led 'rhe SEC fo an 8l-50 frouncing of fhe Soufhern Conference in fhe annual inferconference meef. However, Tech's Sfowers provided 'the big fhrills for fhe specfafors. Affer being nipped af fhe finish of fhe 440 by Chambers of N. C. Sfafe. Sfowers ran foe-fo-foe wifh Chambers in fhe anchor leg of fhe mile relay and pulled ahead af fhe finish fo esfablish a new record. The Yellow Jaclcef cindermen, alfhough nof as suc- cessful as fhe I949 feam. had a good season, and upcoming sophomores are expecfed fo provide Coach Dean wifh a power-packed squad for nexf year. lg llv X lllwiml ' L4 -F?-Q f E 7 X S. f 5' ,Q W bw QQ .- i 5 X lk!! 1 J 35 E ef. :I x X - 2 'Wg' : 4. - . , -f --1 E- X M , ' - Nw -- .YQ X 3 X I ff gt GVIH GULF TEIIIII5 SWIMMING UJRESTLIIIG ERUSS-CUUIITRV 2I5 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BlanTon, HarT, Edleson, Reimerf, Williams, Levy .... BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Lanoue, Thrasher, Harrison, Crouch, WaTson, McKenzie, AssisTanT Coach McAuley. THIIHIHEII UF 1951 When The Georgia Tech swimming Team began The process oT geTTing in shape Tor The coming season, Coach Lanoue broughT ouT The crying Towel. Missing because oT graduaTion or scholasTic reasons was almosT The enTire squad which led Tech To The l95O SEC championship. However, The mermen managed To Take Tour ouT oT nine duel meeTs, place second in The Georgia AAU, and Third in The SEC. The Yellow JaclceTs Traveled To NorTh Carolina and IosT Their TirsT Two meeTs oT The season. The UniversiTy oT NorTh Carolina Tarheels besTed The Jacl4eTs 5l-23, and The N. C. STaTe Wolverines Triumphed by a 42-33 counT. Only sopho- more Jim Thrasher was able To capTure an individual TirsT. He splashed in TirsT in The 50 and IOO-yard TreesTyle againsT The Wolverines. The Tech 400-yard relay Team deTeaTed boTh opponenTs To prove They were one of The besT combines in The SouTh. Co-CapTain Edledon displays speedy baclssTrolce. VanderbilT proved To be The JaclceTs' TirsT vicTim as The Team maTured inTo seasoned-swimmers. The Tinal score Tound The TechsTers on The long end, 44-3l. WiTh The sweeT TasTe oT vicTory sTill wiTh Them, They losT no Time in downing Emory 39-36 behind The Tine sTrolcing oT MaThis, Harrison, a nd Thrasher. ii 1 Georgia beTTered The SEC IOO-yard Tree sTyle record as The Bulldogs won over The Engineers, 5I-24. lvlaThis, Harp, and Crouch churned To wins Tor Tech. The Tollowing weelc The JaclceTs dropped anoTher close one To The Florida STaTe Seminoles by a 4I-34 counT. However, The Team broke even in The CiTrus STaTe by winning a vicTory over The UniversiTy of Florida GaTors, 40-35. The Tine relay Team composed oT WaTson, Thrasher, Harrison, and Crouch came Through wiTh a win in The Tinal evenT To give Tech The vicTory. The Georgia UniversiTy swimmers baTTered The Techs 5 I -24 Tor The second Time. Thrasher provided Tech's only win in The nine evenT meeT. SmarTing Trom Their Tive deTeaTs, The Yellow JaclceTs swam all around The KenTucl4y WildcaTs in The Tinal dual meeT oT The season and Triumphed by a smashing 46-9 score. ' ln The Georgia AAU, The Tech mermen placed second and also capTured Third place in The SEC meeT. The Yellow JaclceT relay quarTeT oT Thrasher, Edelson, Harrison, and Crouch esTablished a new SEC record To pace The Engineers in The 'Final encounTer. Williams rolls wafer back wiTh powerful breesT-sTrolre. Hays, anoTl'1er breasT-sTroke arTisT. THE SEASON Tech NorTh Carolina UniversiTy . . . SI Tech NorTh Carolina STaTe . . . 42 Tech VanderbilT . . . . 3I Tech Emory . . . 36 Tech Georgia . . 5l Tech Florida STaTe . . . 4l Tech Florida UniversiTy . . . 35 Tech Georgia . . . Sl Tech KenTucky . . . 9 2I7 THE TEIIIIIS TEHIIT UF 1950 L +o R GADDIS HUNT BELL, RANSOHOFF, TYSON, ROTHHOLZ ADAMS Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech THE SEASON Davidson Georgia . L.S. U.. Hodda . Duke . Georgia . VanderbH+ Tennewee Auburn Emory . Tulane Tennessee Kenfucky 2I8 RoThl1olz smiles as he scores a pcinf. Ransohoff reTurns as Bell covers. f The I95O Tennis Team emerged Trom The season wiTh a record oT Tive wins and eighT deTeaTs. MosT oT The losses were by narrow margins. Thus showing ThaT The Team was beTTer Than The record indicaTecl. A powerTul Davidson Team came To The FlaTs To hand The JackeTs a 7-2 deTeaT in The opening meeT oT The season. The Yellow JaclceTs bounced righT back To Take an 8-I vicTory Trom The Georgia Bulldogs as Louis King and Gordon STaTham shone brillianTly. The vicTory Teeling was shorT lived. however, as The LSU, Florida, and Dulce racgueTrnen invaded The home courTs To hand The TechsTe-rs successive deTeaTs. The Tigers Trom BaTon Rouge won a hearT-breaking 6-3 decision. The power-packed Florida and Dulce Teams deliv- ered .laclceT seTbacks by idenTicaI 8-I scores. ln The Florida meeT, King and STaTham scored The Team's only poinT by winning Their doubles imaTch. Tom Graham and Don Ferguson Turned The same Trick in The Dulce encounTer. ATTer bouncing Their TradiTional rivals. The Georgia Bulldogs. Tor The second Time by a score oT 8-I, The Yellow JackeTs Traveled -To The home courTs oT VanderbiIT and Tennessee only To be humbled by boTh Teams 8-I. Again King and STaTham saved The Engineers ITrom shuTouTs. The neTmen rallied To down Auburn and Emory Tor Two consecuTive wins Tor The vicTory column. Coach BorTell's men had IiTTle Trouble in downing The Plainsrnen 6-3, and Then compleTely ouTplayed The Emory Teasippers by a 9-O score. The SEC champion Tulane squad handed The Techmen a 5-I deTeaT, and Trom There The Yellow JaclceTs journeyed To Nashville To place sevenTh in The SEC TournamenT. The Engineers were besTed by a powerTul Tennessee squad Tor The second Time wiTh a 9-O shuTouT buT 'Finished The season wiTh a 6-3 vicTory over The WildcaTs oT KenTucky. Ron-iHoLz BELL RANsoHoFF The l95l gym Team Tinished second To Florida STaTe UniversiTy in The SouThern lnTercollegiaTe Gymnaslric League Championships Thus changing a mediocre season inTo a successTul one. The aerial perTecTionisTs, under The direcTion OT coaches Weiser and Neiger, Topped NorTh Carolina by ThirTy poinTs, Then dropped a dual meeT To Florida STaTe and one To Maryland. In The NorTh Carolina meeT The Engineers perTormed slcillTully Tor wins in six oT The seven evenTs. Jim NorTh broke The SouThern GymnasTic League record in Theirope climb wiTh a 4.9 seconds Time in The TwenTy-TooT climb. Co-CapTain l-lagler scored 274 ouT oT a possible 300 poinTs Tor a clear-cuT vicTory in The horizonTal high-bar. The Florida STaTe gymnasTs supplemenTed Tech's eTTorTs To produce The besT gym meeT OT The season in ATlanTa. Florida STaTe won, 7Olf2 To 4Olf2. The JaclceTs' work was noT enTirely secondary, however. NorTh beTTered his rope-climbing record by pulling To The Top in NorTh climbed The rope To win consisTenTly. 4.6 seconds. AgramonTe gave a Tremendous eTTorT To win Th Trampoline evenT. The TechsTers Tools Tour TirsT places in The Maryland meeT bu could noT garner enough place and show spoTs To win. The Tina score was 63lf2 To 47lf2. NorTh had no Trouble in winning hi specialTy. The rope-climb. Pippin musTered 23I poinTs To win o The side-horse, and Flagler gave a sTerling 275 poinT perTormanc in winning The horizonTal high-bar evenT. Ferrell edged To a wi in The diTTiculT Tumbling evenT. To climax The season Tech broughT home second place in Th SouThern GymnasTic League TournamenT. The JaclceTs also seT new record ThaT will probably sTand Tor a long Time. Bowes, wh had been placing buT noT winning all year, Tinally came inTo hi own by climbing The rope in The amazing Time oT 4.3 seconds. l-lagler' Ferrell, and AgramonTe capTured second place in The horizonTal bar Tumbling, and Trampoline evenTs respecTively. Pippin had a well earned Third on The side-horse. Co-Capfain Hagler performs on The high bar. CO-CAPTAIN HAGLER ULIVI DAVENPORT .W-I-QV:-'iff-fi, V -Q: . - V- V, -. - . n. - .. E-, .qfglf Vgf-fVfVfVVV -V-fi .--if. V V.VTff-Fir-ww--+ G1 '--- V-Y---Vf.VV.-A wafff-Hrwv-- 'v-fi''-----v-'f- ,A ,- ,-Phi fmsva, , mv-viiigwrwf nw ,:f1HE'F1 VH-. .. ,.-,-vera:-frm-.,.E-.-'L -,n',f'1.f. lS5?Nf , -. ff. -1--' V: 1. Hn,-, .. U1 ,. V ., A, V . -, V V, 1-. V Q V, I II J ' ' ...W.. fgQ.IIfg'. '.Vf2:flE:.,Q.:g,4liJ.g.iff52,.wig,I-falfijkggi -'Jg4'f,'1rf-'Timm,gQf+w-IEWbad-+42iK3ggifa4Qfl94s4W!'Ja,Vw Vw' f-I-rw-ff:m,JLw1V,4-, :dee THE 1951 EVIII TEIIIII 5 if E 2 S 3 COACH WELS ER SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pippin, Cerny, Co-Caplain Hagler, Co-Caplain Ferrell, Bowes, Daven- pori .... STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Agramonle, Coach Welser. Cox, NOFTII, Powell, Vaslos, Collins, Assishanf Coach Neiger, Ulivi. 221 The I95l Gold and Whiie Grapplers. shori' of experienced men in 'rhe lower and middle weighi divisions, finished +he season by placing Jrhird in 'rhe AAU Championships af+er a regular season record of ihree wins, six losses, and one +ie. The Engineers opened 'rhe season in fine siyle by our-classing 'rhe Chaicianooga Moccasins, 26-7. Ward, Ivey, and Rhodes were +he big guns for Tech as each pinned his opponenr. Affer dropping a close mafch wi+h Vanderbilt ihe Techsiers furned back Emory in anofher Ihriller, I4-I3. The .lackeis needed nine poinis wlilrh buf Three ma+ches lefr. King, Rhodes, and Beck came Ihrough wi'rh 'rhree-poinf decisions 'ro give Tech 'I e vicrory. Auburn, V. M. I., Duke, and Oklahoma A. 8: M. won successive maiches from Ihe Tech maimen as inexperi- ence began 'ro show againsi more mai-wise opponenfs. I-Ieavyweighf Beck pinned his opponeni' io gain for Tech a I4-I4 Tie wifh Maryville. A reiurn malch wiih Vanderbilr found Ihe much-improved Techmen on +he long end of a 24-5 score. Tech ended +he regular season wi'rh a loss 'ro The SEC champion Auburn ieam. COACH GRIFFITH SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: King, Lookabaugh, Davis, Ivey .... STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Griffifh, Ingalls, Rhodes, Beck, Manager Allen. THE IURESTLERS UF 1951 Rhodes pins a hapless Chaffanooga wresiler. Tech . . . 26 Tech . . . I3 Tech . . . I4 Tech . . . 5 Tech .... I4 Tech .... 7 Tech .... 0 Tech .... I4 Tech .... 24 Tech .... 5 AAU Championships . i if W THE SEASON Chaffanooga . . . . Vanderbilt' . Emory . . Auburn . V.M.I. ..... . . Duke ......... Oklahoma A. 8: M. .... I Maryville .... . . Vanderbil+ ....... Auburn ........ . . . . Tech, 'ihird ple 4 ec ec ec ec ech EC COACH GRIFFIN meeT THE In spiTe oT The reTurn oT only one oT The ouTsTanding runners oT The I95O Team. The harriers oT I95I had a successTul season. Red SrniTh, I949 SEC champion again iniured his TooT and was unable To run. Uncle Sam added anoTher blow To The Team by calling Roy Cooper, Tech's number Two man in I95O. The harriers opened The I95l season wiTh a I5-47 Triumph over The UniversiTy OT Georgia Team. STowers Took TirsT wiTh a Time oT 2l:49. Running in Terrific heaT aT Gainesville, The Yellow JaclceTs were overcome by Elorida's GaTors. The Techmen, unable To run Their besT in The inTense heaT. laTer besTed The GaTors in The conTerence meeT. Tennessee's Homberg ran a blisTering 2I:4I To esTablish a new course record in Knoxville and led his VolunTeer TeammaTes To a vicTory over The JaclceTs. Roy Harris received The praise oT Coach GriTTin Tor his Tine perTormance in leading The .lacl4eTs across The Tinish line. A powerTul Dulce Team besTed The TechsTers in Durham. The Blue Devils are The SouThern ConTerence i champions and have several oT The counTry's ouTsTanding disTance runners, The .laclceTs Trounced The Auburn Plainsmen by Tinishing all Tive runners beTore The Plainsmen could geT a man across The Tinish line. ATTer Tinishing Third in The SEC MeeT. The harriers won high praise Trom The Tech coaches and a winning Team is expecTed Tor nexT year since almosT The enTire Team will reTurn. KNEELING Allan Handel B Jones Brogden STANDING Coach Griffin HosTeTIer Briffan R Jones GllbreaTh Llgon Henry Harris STowers Brown manager ERUSS IQUUIITRII UF 1950 LIGON GILBREATH STOWERS SEASON Georgia Florida Du e Tennessee Auburn Tech Third place - . ' . ' . . '. . I I. I I .- ' l h ...... I5 ' ....... 47 -v 1 . ' .1--1 is I Q ,K :W L h ...... 35 ' ....... 2l in ' 5' 'QT ' h .... . . 46 k . ...... . I5 h ...... 35 ...... 21 ......l5 .......-+5 53-7M WM BE9F 'l-.... '1 W - The i950 Tech Linksters split even with Southeastern Conference competition by winning five matches, losing tive, and tying one. For the most part the team was brand new with only three men with college experience behind them. The team was closely matched in ability from the number one man right on down. After losing the season opener to the powerful Auburn team, the Jacketmen came back strong to overwhelm Florida and Tennessee on the tough North Fulton course. ln the Gator meet all six Jacket linksmen carded under 75 for the par 7I course. The Volunteers fared no better as the Engineers won tive of the six pairings to win I5V2 to 2V2. Arnold won medal honors with a one-over par, 72. The Tech stroke-masters out-knocked Emory then pointed towards their return match with Auburn. Meeting on neutral ground in Columbus, the steady Jackets got sweet revenge by whipping the Tigers I2lf2 to 5V2. La Clair, Howell, and Bachman registered individual wins for the Engineers. The Georgia Bulldogs, new SEC champions, cornered a hard-earned victory from the Jackets to break their winning streak at tour. The Gold and White linksmen bounced right back to tie the strong Vandy golfers, 9 up. Harrison turned in an excellent game to defeat the Commodore's number one man. He then teamed with Barnes to out-stroke Vandy's best twosome. In a return match with Georgia, the Techsters dropped another hard-fought tournament, 9V2 to I7V2. A round-trip through Tennessee and Kentucky brought one more victory and two defeats to close out the season. The Volunteers tell before the Engineers, ll-7, but Kentucky out-pointed the Jackets twice. KNEELING Jones Bachman Howell Barnes STANDING Milam Harrison LaClarr Arnold Smith fs eff 4 fx A 1 Howell shows golfing grace as Har- rison, LaClair, and Bachman watch. GULF T Hill U Barnes hangs one on the lip THE SEASON Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech 2 5l2 32 2l2 2 3W Auburn Florida Tennessee Emory Auburn Georgia Vanderbilt Georgia Tennessee Kentucky Kentucky 'M--'vow - ' ,.r' 2r', fvs,' -'f'r swrf:1w'a.:s' 'i' ','iV3 '.,' sf ,Qt, 1Vi'1g,'g',ggJ,'-fi 'f, cmgQ4Qi f' '- '-l. it . . . . . . . . . . . . ay . . . . . . . . . . . IU . . . . . . . . . . . . is ' . . . . . . . . . . . 5 . , . . . . . . . . . . r 1 . . . . . . . . . . m . . . . . . . . . . . . I V . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . . . . io ' . . . . . . . . . . . I7 . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' . . . . . . . . . . 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . 9V ' . . . . . . . . . . . I7 . . . . .'. . . . . . . ri . . . . . . . . . . 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I4 Ai Q-1 91 pix IIITRHIHURHLS Champions of l950 lndependenl' sof+ball and fooiball. Palm gefs palmed by a Tas? Phi Gam. IT Takes speed To win honors in inTramural 'Foo'l'lnall. SeT iT UP. 'Then Smash lf? fl'lGl 5 The formula- IIITRHIITUITHL FUUTBHLL WiTh The inclusion oT several saTeTy-TirsT rules There were less inTirmary cases This year, buT enThusiasm was as high as ever. The popular, hard-hiTTing sporT was played by some 600 sTudenTs. Playing wiTh varsiTy seriousness, every Team showed unusual TooTball lcnow- how wiTh Their Triclcy oTFensive seTs and Tlexible de- fensive TormaTions. The Newman Club added anoTher honor To Their growing sporTs lisT by annexing The lndependenT cham- pionship. Their deTeaT oT The SouThern Rebels year's lnclepenclenT champions, qualiTied Them Tor The school championship play-OTT againsT The FraTerniTy champions. In The FraTerniTy play-OTT, The SPE and Chi Phi To down-minded Teams reached The Tinals. Tying 7-7 in Their TirsT game, The Chi Phi power overcame The speedsTers Tor a close 6-O win in Their nexT meeTing The Newmans and Chi Phi's squared OTT Three Times in Their quesT Tor The school championship Trophy The TirsT Two baTTles ended in deadloclcs. Their second game produced The biggesT Thrill as The Newman C scored on The very lasT play oT The game To snafch vicTory Trom The Chi Phi Team wiTh a 6-6 Tie. T lasT meeTing equalled Their second in Thrills, buT iT proved To be aT The expense oT The NewmaniTes. WiTh Time leTT Tor only one play, a long Chi Phi pass inTo The end zone was good Tor The only Touchdown OT The game. The emdrai poinT was good, and The Chi Phi TraTerniTy received The Trophy as T950 school champs. IIITRHIHURHL UULLEVBHLL ln a game ThaT requires skill and experience and unTailing Teamwork, There was a wide gap beTween he beTTer Teams and The average Teams. Those Teams inning league championships usually did so wiTh plenTy o spare. Reaching The FraTerniTy play-oTTs were The neT-wise heTa Xi, Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Epsilon Pi, and Lambda Chi Alpha Teams. Displaying a well-balanced ix, The ATO's won eighf OT Their nine games To merge vicTors. The lsaTin American Club came Through in Tine sTyle o win The lndependenT League play-oTT. Vying Tor The school championship, The LaTin Ameri- an Club was loesTed by The ATO TraTerniTy. The .TO's proved Their meTTle by overcoming a I4f5 eTiciT To win The second game, and The school cup. The SAE's si-rive for a point againsf The Befas Sure could use a sfrilce. Phi Delf Harris wins poinfs wifh 'fasf back sTrolce. OFF I go, info The wild blue yonder :sag .,7 a ,gs s. 1 - 'fra mas .. I FQUQQSNV .i . a.--,a.m...,.., , -A W , 1 s .E TF.. . 6 Q4 ,K e Phi Delia Theia swimming champions. KNEELING: Harris, Jones STANDING: McKenzie Blemker Hill oung . 1 . Y - McKenzie is up and over 'for a 'Firsf in diving. The scores for Jrhe besi Two-our-oi-'rhree series were I5-II and I6-I4. lllTRHIllUIiIil BHSHETBHLL As Jrhe iniramural baslceiball season rolled info 'rhe finals. a seemingly ever-powerful Phi Delia Theia ieam again capiured ihe school championship. The Phi Delis compleiely masfered iheir compeiiiion in The Gold League and weni on io smash The oiher Fra- ierniiy League champs io enier ihe school finals. A sirorig Newman Club 'ream deieaied Burge Apari- menis and ihe Blue Demons To win +he lndependeni League crown. l-lowever. ihe Newmaniies were unable io siop ihe undeieaied Phi Delis and succumbed by a 38-30 score. Pi Kappa Alpha repealed as champions of ihe While League, while Theia Xi finished undefeaied io capiure ihe Yellow Jaclcei League iiile. Sigma Phi Epsilon compiled a fine 9-I record io lead ihe Tornado League. Burge Aparimenis defeaied each parficipani in 'rhe' ISO League ai leasi once +0 capiure iirsi as The Blue Demons and The Newman Club racked up 8-2 and IO-I records respeciively io prove Themselves iops in 'rhe oiher lndependeni Leagues. H was a fine season for all Teams. and +he prowess sltslfuk, W Gel ready ouffieldersg here i+ comesl A Cl0S0 play af Second- ,yy . . L . sa is , N elle sf A M- ' an wifi? of The players was shown by The high-scoring oT each conTesT. IIITIIIIIIIUIIIIL BIJIIILIIIG The I95I bowling season proved To be a hoT one. Only Two leagues were Tormed. buT each one had over Ten members. Alpha Tau Omega brushed aside Their compeTiTion and capTured TirsT place in The WhiTe League, wiTh Phi DeITa TheTa Tinishing second. The Alpha Tau Team averaged over 500 poinTs per game and ATO Charlie EiTel led boTh leagues in individual averages wiTh a sizzling IIO. Alpha Epsilon Pi nosed ouT Sigma Nu To Talce The Gold League championship. In The school play-OTT, The Phi DeITs were TirsT wiTh Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Epsilon Pi, and Sigma Nu Tinishing in ThaT order. The season was highly suc- cessTuI as shown by The lceen spiriT and compeTiTion IIITIIIIIIIUIIIII SWIMMING Phi DeITa TheTa's Tankmen rallied in The IasT Two evenTs To Take The I950 inTramuraI swimming cham- pionship by Two poinTs over The ATO swimmers. The Phi DelTs displayed a balanced Team by winning Three Maffhews is safe by pIenTy aT Third. 552.514 f.i.l5QH... The I950 Tech soTTbaII champions. KNEELING: Horne, Ward, Posey, McCloud, Lewis Imanagerl .... STANDING: Johnson, Lariscy, Clark, Sharp, Sparkman, Sharp IeTs go a fasi' one. MaTThews. Hardin had a good forehand, and gained The finals Muse volleys for a crucial point firsf places and placing in all bui Two evenls. The ATO mermen led unlil The lasl' Jrwo evenls where a win in 'rhe 200-yard lreeslyle relay and a second in The 'rug-of-war gave 'rhe Phi Delis 'rhe viciory. McKenzie aided Jrhe Phi Dells' cause by winning Jrhe diving coniesl. Firsl places for ATO were won in Jrhe 200-yard medley relay and lhe IOO-yard lreeslyle. The 'ranlcmen from 'rhe Pi Kappa Alpha lrafernify won 'The 75-yard individual medley relay, lhe plunge lor dislance, and 'rhe 'rread-wilh-weighls evenl. The SAE swimmers were lhird in The mee'r wi+h +he Della Tau Della lralernily a close fourlh. IIITRHIIIURHL SUFTBHLL This season saw soflball loecome Jrhe major inlramural sporl due 'ro The inlensily ol compelilion and lhe exceplional playing abilify of mosl of The lorly learns. Tl1a+ home-sfrelch kick laroughi viciory. ,, .T , The emphasis was on deTense wiTh good piTching as The lceynoTe. The end oT The season Tound The besT deTensive ball clubs in The play-oTTs. The ATO TraTerniTy, wiTh an excellenT piTcher and a good Tielding Team had The righT combinaTion To edge To vicTory in The Gold League, and Then To wiThsTancl The onslaughT oT The SPE, PiKA and TheTa Xi Teams To grab The TraTerniTy championship. In The lndependenT League's play-OTT. The Newman Club besTed The SouThern Rebels in The rubber game , , , T -ig., ,niuiiia Q llilri A- U li ii f fri? T wi A I x:x -f ai 2-sf - W' , M R-1 N sax-- T. ,- . : ii T- -i ,i . l lui SB T 1 .lu ' al fm nv T -ii IITTRHIIIURHL TEIIIIIS Many prospecTive Jaclc Kramers crowded The Tennis courTs To baTTle Tor honors in The T950 inTramural Tennis TournamenT. AlmosT all oT The TraTerniTy and inde- pendenT groups. as well as several unaTTached players, were represenTed. More Than one hundred enTranTs parTicipaTed. Allan Hardin, unaTTached, won The individual school championship, while Morrison and Blemker led The Phi DelTa TheTas To TirsT place in The TraTerniTy compeTiTion. ,X Ss gfgfa Sin K S3131 a if me . . wifh inches To spare. oT a hard-ToughT series To earn The righT To vie Tor The school championship. Bob Sharp, The ATO ace hurler, gave up only Tive scaTTered hiTs while his TeammaTes pounded ouT Three runs To down The Newman's 3-O and win Tor Themselves The school championship and Trophy. 23I Winning a 440-yard heaT The hard way. The championship was much closer Than in previous years. The Phi DelTs edged ouT The Kappa Alpha racqueTmen I3-l2, Tor TirsT place. Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Chi Tied Tor Third place wiTh Ten poinTs each, and Alpha Tau Omega capTured TourTh wiTh nine poinTs. ii l ii ngg -wg Mags L KETTTzsiiiqggijyjigiiiri new Q W. mamsiewefui H H sf a sf Hicks shows speed and heels in The 'FasTesT cenTury. IIITRHIIIURHL TRHCH The ever-popular inTramural Track meeT was won by The Phi DelTa TheTa speeclsTers wiTh a score OT 33 2f3 poinTs. Sigma Chi placed second, amassing 2I I,f3 poinTs. RighT on Their heels were The Alpha Tau Omega cindermen, wiTh BeTa TheTa Pi Tinishing TourTh. SAE Johnny Hicks proved To be The King QT The Cinclers wiTh brillianT wins in The cenTury and 220-yard clash. OTher TirsTs were garnered by Beck oT The Phi DelTs in The shoT-puT, Henry OT ATO in The mile, Cline oT The BeTas in The 880, Floyd oT TheTa Chi in The 440. and Nicolini OT The Newman Club in The broad jump. lv1onTague, OTTomier, and l'lunT cleared The bar aT 5' 8'f4 Tor a Three-way Tie in The high jump. Johnson, Clark, and Lusk waTch HunT geT one away. The relays proved To be The big poinT-geTTers Tor The win and place Teams. The Phi DeI+'s shuTTle-hurdle relay Team came in wiTh a TasT Time oT I:0I.3 To win handily. In The 880 relay,lThe Sigma Chi's picked up needed poinTs wiTh a swiTT win. The BeTa's displayed a winning 440 relay Team ThaT Tinished yards ahead oT second. IIITRHIIIURHL GULF Gaining in populariTy wiTh The sTudenTs. The l95O TournamenT drew eleven Teams and many individual enTries. The Tourney proved To be hoTly-conTesTed wiTh Team honors undecided 'unTil The lasT maTches were played. Jalfie Rudolph played consisTenT golf lT's gonna be close! lnTramural Track clay is geTTing To be an eagerly- awaiTed evenT. LasT year, nearly 500 specTaTors were on hand To cheer Tor Their TavoriTe Teams. The hard- working Bulldog Club is planning an even bigger ever1T Tor I95l. 233 Jake Rudolph, The I950 inTramural golf champion. To win The championship TlighT. l-le Teamed wiTh oTher excellem' BeTa TheTa Pi golTers To add The Team Trophy To Their collecTion. Their Team ToTal was I2 poinTs. The Sigma Chi's were second wiTh IO poinTs. while The Phi DelTs were pushing Them hard wiTh 9. In TourTh place was DeI+a Tau DelTa wiTh The SAE's and PiKA's Tied Tor TiTTh. This year we have included 'rhe ISO groups in 'lhe Social sec'Hon. because fhey accomplish ia funclion parallel fo +ha+ of 'rhe fraferniiies. The pasf year was one of increased social ac+ivi+y on +he parr of ihe indepenclenl uni+s. 3149? V PM A., Jw? ' Av. I., ,. .TW Li' uh: . jf ,Q Lui ,. A. 'F 1. -mn., wfypf J if' A 'Fl q I1 . 5 I 'DEW 3 J me ' , ,, , 11: wr ' W 'H' ' -' t Zhi-jg f :FLSA b:,:. MZ' wr u:gs::..y 5 1' 4 U, mf , aW,,.,ffH ga- . 1 'W' Liu , B1 - ' . EEL., 5 2 A I y g253r,,L:135g:. f 'f'.5,ef1:7F L:f??:v' - 1-., ,::,,U-If 5 H 'lrdfaziiefaafa-. .1 , . ', Wm , 1 rw femfp-gguafomm wif' , 55+ m 1 r n,1:,-W . Q V HF 'fV9i.v4:iE5':I5 ' z P ' - ' v mlb Tf,vsa-34.1 -v- , V E33 1. -15295 Y sl, , .: ,L E, :.: , T-iw: Em.: z i f -A 'NW fr, Wa tv f' W . my .. 2 5:5.f!:- -K X si, ffiwfaig ,.:. : - 4' - '. I 1- . -1 I Q - :.., f Y ,,, ww ? Z f M L. Y - 2 ,M ,J .J Q A fam: Lf ' i p ng A '.2vil-afvwvs M' TF M.1'g'T.if',, ' Ii-1 J L' ' f. g 33 5:2 2 L 2 . 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REPRESENTATIVES ALPHA EPSILON PI Jerry Cooper Bill Kaler ALPHA TAU OMEGA Joe Bond Marion Massee BETA THETA PI Jim Byrd Clyde Kennedy CHI PHI Dennis Durden Jaclc Lawler CHI PSI Walt Lamb Joe Sewell DELTA SIGMA PHI Charles Almon Jack Martin DELTA TAU DELTA Blount Boswell Bob Grittith KAPPA ALPHA Harold McKenzie Sam Mitchell KAPPA SIGMA Dan Guy Hugh Perry LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Bob Carroll Joe Dennis PHI DELTA THETA Scott Howell Jimmy Watson PHI EPSILON Pl Sig Guthman Phil Rothholz PHI GAMMA DELTA Bob Craycratt Bill Tippetts IIITERFRII BOB GRIFFITH WARREN BOLTON President Vice-President All fraternities are based on three basic principles: scholarship, brother- hood, and taith in God. At Georgia Tech the traternities join together through the Intertraternity Council to promote these principles and to maintain the high standards to which they have pledged themselves. The Council's program ot constructive competition in scholarship, athletic, weltare, and social events has long been an asset, not only to the school, but to the 'Fraternities by creating a better understanding between themselves. Highlights ot the year are the dances which the Council sponsors in the spring and tall at which time individuality among fraternities ceases, and all band together to present the outstanding social event ot the year. The lntertraternity Council as a whole and its members individually are constantly seeking to promote a better student lite at Georgia Tech. Its programs are constructive, its attitude toward college activities healthy, and its interest in the progress ot Georgia Tech outstanding. DENNIS DURDEN SIG GUTHMAN Secretary Treasurer TER lllill EUUIICIL 35 2: remiggi? - ., 5 2 W-' H 51 .1395 . ' gi-of 1 -if - an-a -- ggi , SK, . .. , e , ii -S Ygaa-H ei Eaaifain PM iw ,sg ,or was 5 M ' mm . 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N wa WHQEQB we as gi eva Maw a f me m s mgigmwi w iee in i Sw K an las H if was B ,N mega hge ,m X gram Qu: wma X me wana ms as an 3 MHA ni REPRESENTATIVES PHI KAPPA SIGMA Sid Johnston Jim Perkins PHI SIGMA KAPPA Maurice I-lohn Jack Miner PHI KAPPA TAU Spencer Brewer Dick Galphin Pl KAPPA ALPHA Charles Jones Bill Succop PI KAPPA PHI Harold Clayton Bob Raulcer SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Johnny Hicks Charles Perry SIGMA CHI Jim Biggs Dan Mathes SIGMA NU Al Pascola Millard Smith SIGMA PHl EPSILON Alexander Almon Brewer Byrd Dennis Galphin Howell Hoyer Lamb Lawler Miner Mitchell Perry, H. D. Rauker Simon Smith Biggs Carroll Griffith Johnston Martin Moy Richman Succop Bolton Clayton Guy Jones Massee Pascola Roihholz Tippefrs 237 Bond Conner Hicks Kaler Mathes Perkins Rumble Watson Boswell Cooper Hohn Kennedy McKenzie Perry, C. A. Sewell Wolenburgh Bill Hoyer Roy Simon THETA CHI Milce Conner Frank Lawton TAU EPSILON PHI Martin Richman Mert Wolenburgh TAU KAPPA EPSILON Warren Bolton Bill Moy Tl-IETA Xl Bud Alexander Hollis Rumble ZETA CHAPTER ALPHA EPSILON Pl was tound- ed at New York University in l9l3. Since that time, it has expanded to titty-tive active chapters in the United States and Canada, and to seventy-tive hundred members. The Zeta chapter was reacti- vated at Georgia Tech in March, l946g and its short period ot ac- tivation has been marked with great progress. Zeta has acquired a house and large dining-recreation hall annex: both ot which are dedi- cated to the memory ot Harold Rubin. a brother who died in the war. The fraternity has entered every phase ot campus lite, from publications and honor societies to athletics and social functions. OFFICERS President MAX DIAMOND Vice-President STANLEY BU LBIN Secretary JEROM E KROCH MAL Treasurer GEORGE KELLERMAN DIAMOND FILPHH Who said that? i i r A B k Blum Brand agrgmfz Bar!! Cgggli-i Chaiken Cohen, J. Cohen, M, Cooper Edelman For. Franco Frankel Friedman, D. Friedman, P. Galm Garber 238 37 we5f III 5gg,lg,'iz.m: A .Ei ,- gs- II I, 1,., 1 I U MII E P s I I 0 n P I A I 1 Q' iris' B ss mf ,L B - ms ss ma MB?'i was s me iss A B H-xx Ku, Mi... H Harm mu Q 'xwshw H ss Q nf. -ww - s V-w::IHswQmf v, 5- ,B - Emu Qu .-..w , ssl: Blind dale. Crowning lhe Sweeflwearl. Gold Goldberg Goldner Q Horowifz Kafz Kavy Kellerman Korman Krochmal Leff Malmefh Maslia Sager Schneck Singer Siishin 239 Hyman Kaler Kornfeld Krasnoff Rifkln Rofh Weinsfein Yolen MEMBERS WALLY ARKOWITZ JERALD AVERY HAROLD BECKER MURRY BLUESTONE JULIUS BLUM IRVING BRAND STANLEY BULBIN THEODORE BUYER ROBERT CAPLIN ALBERT CHAIKEN JOSEPH COHEN MARVIN COHEN JEROME COOPER BOB DAVIS MAX DIAMOND LEONARD EDELMAN HARVEY FOX AARON FRANCO KARL FRANKEL DONALD FRIEDMAN PAUL FRIEDMAN MELVYN GALIN MAURICE GARBER HERBERT GINSBERG SIDNEY GOLD ROBERT GOLDBERG LEONARD GOLDNER JEROME HOLIBER ABRAHAM HOROWITZ JULIUS HYMAN WILLIAM KALER MARSHALL KATZ GILBERT KAVY GEORGE KELLERMANN PHILIP KORIVIAN JAY KORNFELD ROBERT KRASNOFF JEROME KROCHMAL HARVEY LEFT JOE LYNN CHARLES MALMETH ALBERT MASLIA HERBERT RIFKIN JOSEPH ROTH NATHAN SAGER ROBERT SCHNECK HAROLD SIEGEL HERBERT SINGER AMNON SITSHIN GERALD WEINSTEIN BURTON YOLEN Mm ' mn- -- - m un ,mms MATTHEWS OFFICERS JIM MATTHEWS President WILLARD LARISCY. JR. Vice-President CLYDE WATSON, JR. Secretary JOHN HUSKISSON Treasurer BETA IOTA CHAPTER To unite iraternally the young men ot the south with those of the north and to foster a Christian brotherhood dedicated to the task of achieving and cherishing permanent peace. These were the principles upon which Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity was founded on September II, I865. Today, eighty- six years later, this fraternity has ex- panded until there are one hundred and nine active chapters in the United States and Canada, boasting a membership ot over 65,000. The fifty-ninth chapter oi Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity was organized on the Georgia Tech campus on the I8th ot September, I888. Since then it has grown, until this year, sixty-two years later. the lOO0th member was initiated. Members of Alpha Tau Omega Fra- ternity will be found in the honor socie- ties, student government, school athletics, school publications, and many other ac- tivities at Georgia Tech. Many social functions balance out our scholastic and extra-curricular activities. Airth Bogue Clark, W. Cotton Dawson Farmer Franklin Anderson Bond Clay Cox Dunlap Fee French 240 Apperson Burgh Clement Crider Eckles Feiertag Friscia Austin Braun Corry Cummings Eitel Foss Garlingion LPHH Batchelor Blitch Bryan Campbell Cosfanza, J. Cosfanza, T Custer Dancy Elder Ellis Fowler Fowlkes Givens Glover THU lllll Elill Godbey Hardy Huskisson Lewis McGraw Nichols Penhallegon Gordon, C. Harringfon Ivey Lilly Mc eod, L Northern Penlslon Gordon, D. Graham Harwell Hicks Jackson, B. Jackson, J. Liflle Long McLeod, R. Morris, K. Odom Orlh Phillips Pllman Gresham Handly Hanner Hilley Holmes Horne Johnson Key Lariscy Marfin Massee McCondichle Muse Newberry, B. Newberry, T. Parker Parkerson Feed Posey Prescoll Quenlel 2-ll N MEMBERS HANK AIRTH ROY ANDERSON, JR. LOPPY ANDERSON, JR. BUD AUSTIN SPURT BATCHELOR DAN BLITH DON BOGUE JOE BOND ART BORGH EDWARD BRAUN BILL BRYAN, JR. GORDON CAMPBELL JIM CHAMBERLAIN, JR JESSE CLARK WHAITE CLARK ERNEST CLAY BOB CLEMENT BILLY CLINKSCALES BILL CORRY JOE COSTANZA TONY COSTANZA, JR. DICK COTTON GENE COX DICK CRIDER JIM CUMMINGS BILL CUSTER BOB DANCY, JR. BARNEY DAUGHTRY LOUIE DAWSON PETE DUNLAP WILLIAM DYSON ED ECKLES CHARLIE EITEL, JR. BOBBY ELDER RYAN ELLIS KEN FARMER BILL FEE BRUCE FElERTAG FRANK FOSS . BOB FOWLER AL FOWLKES SAM FRANKLIN, JR. TED FRENCH JOE FRISCIA LEN GALATI CARL GARLINGTON FRANK GIVENS, JR. BOBO GLOVER HANK GODBEY, JR. CHESTER GORDON, JR. DON GORDON CHAMPE GRAHAM BILL GRESHAM ANDY HALL, JR. JIM HANDLY, JR. BILL HANNER, JR. GEORGE HARDY ARNOLD HARRINGTON JOHN HARWELL RALPH HICKS BOB HILLEY JERRY HOLMES BILL HORNE JOHN HOWARD ARTHUR HULL JOHN HUSKISSON GARNER IVEY JOHN JACKSON, JR. BILL JACKSON CHARLIE JOHNSON BOB JOHNSON TOM JONES JIM KEY WILLARD LARISCY, JR. LUTHER LEWIS OWEN LILLY, JR. AD LITTLE, JR. JOHNNY LONG 2 Eg is MEMBERS DAVE MARTIN MARION MASSEE JIM MATTHEWS HAYNE MCCONDICHIE BILL MCGREW JIM MCKENZIE LUTHER McLEOD, JR. RAMON McLEOD DAN MORRIS JOE MORRIS KENT MORRIS BILL MUSE BEN NEWBERRY TOM NEWBERRY PAUL NICHOLS HARRY NORTHERN PAUL ODOM BOB ORTH BILL PARKER TOMMY PARKERSON AUGUSTUS PEED BILL PENHALLEGON PAUL PENISTON DAVID PHILLIPS JIM PITMAN REYNOLD POSEY HAROLD PRESCOTT CHARLES QUENTEL CHARLIE RADFORD DON RAMSBOTTOM RAY RAST CLIF REED JIM REICH JOHN RHODES, JR. BOB RILEY, JR. JOE RIMES CEDRIC ROBERTS, JR. OSCE ROBERTS, JR. LEC RYALS DEWEY SCARBROUGH GUY SCHNEIDER BOB SHARP BOB SHERMAN TED SHULER JEAN SIMMONS GARY SINGLETON NELSON SMITH FRED SMITH, JR. JIM SMITH, JR. RED SMITH ED SPARKMAN JOHN SPOONER STICK STARNES JOHN STEEDLEY BOB SUTTON FRANK SWEARINGEN BILL THOMAS MONTY THORNE REN THORNE, JR. GILES TOOLE BLAIR TREWHITT ARCH TRIMBLE, JR. ROY VAN EYCK DICK VAUGHAN JIM VEVERA JOE WARD ED WARREN FRANK WARREN, JR. CLYDE WATSON, JR. CHARLES WHARTON BOB WHITAKER SHORTY WILLIAMS FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, JR. BILLY WILSON TOM WILSON BILL WINSEMANN, JR. FREDDIE WOOD, JR. 140264 Radford Ramsbollom Ras? Reed Reich Rhodqs Riley Roberfs, C. Roberfs, O. Ryals Scarbrough Schneider Z Sharp Sherman Shuler Simmons Smifh, A. J. Smiih. A. N , - v- .-kffl-I::'54F ' Smifh, F. Smifh, R. Sparkman Spooner Siarnes Sfeedlzy N., ,V 111 7 Suffon Swearingen Thorne, R. Tools Van Eyck Vaughan .,., ,. . Vevera Ward Warren, F. Watson Wharion Whitaker J. 355955,-9. ff ' 5' Slfk' Williams, A. Williams, F. Wilson, C. Wilson, T. Winsemann Wood Im- FF3iP?:'l1EBi JBL.: JT. fm-sr -v- -2 -- , . ' . ' ll 'Ei 'gI?,I!'j-:I I .I .1-1 qi I- ,. R E ......7.:1:.- '- ,A-QT. '-- - 242 7' me Tha'c's A Lie :Aw-irfinifmi. fl- up-nnsr:-iv 'jffff e, .... .:..1-A m A' --5 ,..- - , . ' ' - - . -' ' - -I erff s-52:2-1-ii -. ' 'T' , . --vt L? 'lf ' J 512. Q W i-f 'W ' 1 1 ' -K Y - aw. - -, - - xr. 1 ,.' rs - - T ' -k . 'FL-4. 'nf' ..,. ' T' - . 'I..?: 4' ', ' . 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Q.Q-,M M' -: .. bwswvffesfik The Happy Champs of '50 L---i -'ti T :.'L:-Qfgfg 0' ,-:L-,yf wigs'- , e N. .,,.-6' Nix Q?-'fa E Z ' X ili:'2 V1 fr' U- mf' Blood, Sweat and Tears Pat, The EdN:or's Beiter Half Five Lefi-Overs . cr. - .- ' Some of Them Could Swim, Too B-1f n'rvv ,Q -Y sf kv na- F .5 nk! 3 .Sgr uv K: 1 Ly-A f-im,-:H 5 J F my 'T' likfkwi 15'-4 iv pf 2 ufmb .gglfwf K .f M7 T , S we .kgsilwigi if egg Sm -EET Tl, is , 'gg ,gr F A '35 ' aiiumwe -.J ,xi ,UA I 7-X5 ' . N 'Q , , .f. ' 4.2,-Jae. Wifi? :X J 2-F: 23 1' - Y - -V ff f,53y5g'gZa .' K1 G'S:TE'Z'.4V. Y?-LZ,.,x f---I2-va. .. - v :'A,, 4. .f A 4 , 15- 'L T'AT':5s95- - X ' 1f'E75S S5 - H - Ki 7' r h---fs, 5-: -9 52 .QE- 2 .- a 3 Q 3, ,T H if I if' V UfflI ??? '53 v 9.5, JJ Pm! im . ,V f:1'-:EE-i5EE:f .A , .. A92 -. B F? . EEE ' L, '- M5414 E- 'QV L.z:s-1.:-s-:,f.--1,..,:1.. 11 E. ,. -v , dai,-' mv - A :mf-, .14 .-zv,.-:RL ,,,g:4.1.-:Na 1. .,.- f f 243 2- 5 7 --P -fx ' 'Hi-e..'.!: -1-r - '2. :E , A14 iffy-i'4'b:I:l::5E::1EI,', 5 .J ,. . 4, y ':-53,-.:EI A , -:., ,- ,g .,.,,.q.,,..g.: -,, -- gr: if-1-i.::g::,:,g:E:gi:. ,zzz :mg f- , : , , gg gl .. wg, ,fm -1:3--5-h .:::J, ' xyiillj CANNON OFFICERS ROBERT E. CANNON President LLOYD BARNARD Vice-President CLYDE M. KENNEDY Secretary GUY J. LOOKABAUGH Treasurer GAMMA ETA CHAPTER The Beta Theta Pi fraternity was tounded in i839 at Miami University in Oxford. Ohio, and since that time has become one of the leading national so- cial fraternities. Beta has grown until now it has ninety-six chapters in thirty- seven states and two provinces in Canada. Gamma Eta, the local chapter, was installed at Tech in I9l7 and moved into its present house in l927. Gamma Eta has always been active in campus activi- ties. Last year it distinguished itselt in the fields of both scholarship and athf letics. This year the chapter has pro- duced an exceptionally large number ot leaders in campus activities, especially in organizations and publications. Buttet suppers and house dances have been included in the numerous social activities ot the chapter. The Betas also held their annual Christmas party for orphans from the Baptist Children's Home and took part in another Miami Triad Dance during a social year which was climaxed by the Beta Kid Party. BETH we Traditional Pass the Loving Cup ceremony forthe graduating seniors. August Cannon Cook Garcia Hollis Barnard Cerny Cramer Gay Hudgins Barron Beard Byrd Cabell Chambers Clark Clegg Cline D'Amico Davis Dixon Gordon Graham Hicks Hodgden Huggins Hughs Humphrey Hunt Franklin J THETII PI mugs Z fi --:mm Mis iwfxm is n a mam is sl wi X In , .I Singing Chrisimas carols at 'the annual Chrisfmas Serving refreshmenfs ai ihe Christmas party. pariy. Janczys Judd Karlson Kanlner Kennedy, C. Kennedy, D. Kidd Langley Lasserre Lasseler Lookabaugh Mayes Maynard McNeil Monfgomery Niles Oakley Patterson Perry, B. Perry, J. Pelh Prefz Quarin Reger Roberson Rudolph Self She ardson, J. Shepardson, T. Smllh Sfeele Slrickland Van Sanl Wadsworth Wiliiams 245 MEMBERS JOHN ABNER GUS AUGUST JOE AYCOCK LLOYD BARNARD AL BARRON BILL BEARD JIM BYRD RANDY CABELL BOB CANNON JOHN CERNY FRANK CHAMBERS JULIAN CLARK JACK CLEGG CARL CLINE JOHN COLLINS BAXTON COOK TOM CRAMER JIM D'AMICO BOB DAVIS TOM DIXON JIM FRANKLIN TED FRANKLIN RAY GARCIA JOHN GAY FRED GORDON HAL GRAHAM HERBERT HICKS BERT HODGEN JULIAN HOLLIS J. B. HUDGINS DALE HUGGINS DAN HUGHS BILL HUMPHREY ALEX HUNT WALT JANCZYS TOM JENKINS DON JUDD JOHN KARLSON SKIP KANTNER CLYDE KENNEDY DAN KENNEDY BRUCE KIDD RUSTY KIRK GILL KNAPP BILL LANGLEY CURTIS LASSERRE EARNIE LASSETER GUY LOOKABAUGH TOM MAYES ROY MAYNARD ARCH McNEILL FELIX MONTGOMERY FRED NILES HENRY OAKLEY JACK PATTERSON BOB PERRY JOHN PERRY DAVE PETH DICK PREITZ FRED OUARIN BILL REGER JIMMIE ROBERSON JAKE RUDOLPH RONALD SELF TED SHEPARDSON JFD SHEPARDSON BOB SMITH RICK STEELE BRYANT STRICKLAND MARSHALL VAN SAN'I PAUL WADSWORTH JOHN WILLIAMS as a ef. ang mamma Ea a 24 a sa 5 s a a MM wg ss mana is was siliimsgsswiii f wavraaiixs a-a Ham was Hs .,,23jf: mass li sfsggisssss jsfggs wan as Pig aan mx is gs ., . ss- Q my :ass fM,agsssf'fQssSs.a-M HHH A' . --ffuaa-iss a in an aaa 1 Bm aa mu- as Ss Mgmt msffgsssss amass H5 New s aaa ,, .aa ga Vagas 5 agggama B E ss sf an Mis' mm- a W H Eiwama, aan E- as . M. M Qfssssesss-t,..iss2ss fsiagsssssisia OMEGA CHAPTER On December 24. I824, the Princeton Order of Chi Phi was founded at the College of New Jersey, now Princeton University. From that time forward, chap- ters of Chi Phi have been established at the outstanding colleges and universities throughout the country. On June 2, l904, the charter of the Omega Chapter was granted. In I9I0 a chapter house was obtained making Chi Phi the first fraternity on the Tech campus to own its house. The present house was built in l928. 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. OFFICERS FRANK REDFIELD President JULIAN LeCRAW Vice President BOYD TOBEN Secretary JACK LAWLER Treasurer REDFIELD EHI 'ms Allen Burrell Coates Davis Dunn Baird Carden Cox Dixon Durden Bell Carson Croker Drake Emmerling Boomershine Cline Currie Dreger Fine QE IIII gl I w wla Md AI Q II up ,nfh Six jf X Fowler Gaerfner HarveY Henderson Jenks Kahlerf Liddell Livingslon McKenzie McNuH Groover Hodgson Lamar Mayo Mercer Griffin Hal-deg Hopper Howingfnn Lawler LeCraw McFadyen McGinnis Morris Parsons MEMBERS HIRAM ALLEN GEORGE BAIRD FRANK BELL, JR. W. BOOMERSHINE, JR. WALTER BROWN, JR. RICHARD BURRELL JAMES CAIN, JR. WILLIAM CLINE ROBERT CARDEN LAYTON CARSON CHARLES COATES CHARLES COX. JR. BEN CROKER RIGDON CURRIE GERALD DAVIS MERRITT DIXON ROBERT DRAKE GARVIN DREGER CECIL DUNN DENNIS DURDEN FRITZ EMMERLING ROBERT FINE FOREST FOWLER PAUL GAERTNER. JR. SLOAN GILL HIX GREEN CHARLES GROOVER JOHN GRIFFIN JOHN HARDEE DONALD HARVEY, JR. M. HENDERSON, JR. RICHARD I-IENSHAW ROBERT HODGSON CHARLES HOPPER JOHN HOWINGTON JOHN JOHNSON EDWARD JOINER, JR. EMORY JENKS JOE KAI-ILERT, JR. MEMBERS WAYLAND LAMAR JACK LAWLER JULIAN LeCRAW DREW LIDDELL MARTIN LIVINGSTON WILLIAM MAYO SAMUEL McFADYEN, JR. CLAUDE MCGINNIS, JR. WILLIAM MCKENZIE GARLAND McNUTI'. JR. HUGH MERCER, JR. WALLACE MONTGOMER ALLEN MORRIS WILLIAM PARSONS CHARLES PERKINS, JR. CHARLES PETERSON ROBERT RANDOLPH HENRY READ FRANK REDFIELD. JR. CHARLES RENNER WILLIAM RENTZ BENJAMIN ROBERTS CHARLES RUEBEL, JR. EUGENE SCOTT TALBERT SMITH THOMAS SMITH. JR. PRESTON STEVENS, JR. ROBERT STEWARD MARSHALL STONE TRAVIS STORY, JR. ROBERT SUI-IR DAWSON TEAGUE, JR. THOMAS TILLMAN. JR. BOYD TOBEN CECIL TRAINER, JR. CLYDE TRUITT, JR. JERRY WARD EDWARD VAN WINKLE. JR. MARSHALL WELLBORN. JR. BUDDY YOUNG Chi Perkins Pgierson Redfield RZTIHCI' Rem: Rgbgrfg Smith 'Sieward Sione SIorY Suhr Tea.5 'e Tillman Toben Trainer Trulff Ward Van Winkle Wellborv YO'-H19 248 Phi So I says to her Homecoming-'er something. Too many mechanics. Wha' gonna happen? We'll build if ourselves. 249 Q -- ,i sis , . 'f3Q'Kfi5g,i5ffqi- Ai. , iwvfwiiiiiffx ' W-If- W-yfff'1f ' MSM! I--qwqfg fm f 'V ,.xz'Yi'B3?5?i 5 Q71 ifnfqyyy :Y x2'm,E:iL Y 'la if - im Q .25 . :,,., 32 in wma' W L-M Q, QM'-. , xx K 5 -f fi ii wi 3 Q f-f X 'Q ' . ,TS 'fe ,ff I-u-is NP .. V gi ' ' Tiffffifg 22 1: fig? 1 ' uni' J M, 559: i Kiss, vagal A mf ig in ' Q?-W , 2 im ww AFIXSMAXJL Yf' mi w .v.... wx Mi. 4 - Q' X sg ar as V A fs Q MS. .4 Wf- Af sg. A-wigiig. i 'fxfwm Q Ei? QYKZQZ Slim mr mgfpaaav -v i I i iigmf-xx: K 4 f 235 ,gi va ' W if W . fi 4 4 .i., . .a.., IOTA DELTA CHAPTER Since its 'Founding at Union College, Hamilton, New York, on May 20, l84l, Chi Psi has grown to its present size ot twenty-seven chapters. It was the fifth fraternity at Union, where the Greek letter fraternity originated. Iota Delta was established at Tech on December 15. l923. Still small in number as compared with some other fraternities, Chi Psi has been a strong believer in conservatism and has placed the stress on quality rather than quantity. Because ot this policy the ties between the chapters and the national traternity have always been exceptionally strong. Encouraging a well-rounded college life tor its men, Chi Psi places its emphasis on scholarship. A two hundred dollar scholarship award is given annually to the man in each chapter with the best scho- lastic record. Rounding out a full college program are sports, organizations, and other campus activities. OFFICERS BOB MAROUAN D President THOMAS BROWN LEE Vice President RICHARD DUFOU R Secretary LOUIS MATTHEWS Treasurer MARQUAND CHI ,. .., ,V wg K Wheel 3' B ir B I Clrffon Dasher Dufour Fgy ew Flashing: Gilbert Goins Haley Har,-is Hogfgflgr Hughes Kent Kruse 250 PSI M-sv I- ' , I 5 ' f .aw ' - ,T is , .I ... mf--wx I, , .i ,H QU!! Q: - 2 . I , . -, , V. Ref, CHQ ,A -Af? J . I JS 9 Whei's 'the difficulty up I:I1ere7 Where are 'Ithe gals? LaMar Lamb Marquand Maffh ws N h F k 'WI ggfmfl ggsgifle schaefir sein sign? 251 III 'U Sf 'T?1?'f I. z1I I 'I f :I W ' TIIII I T 2 T .- m51 .:r- -,i 'W JI MEMBERS MARVIN APPLING, JR. WALTER BALLEW, JR. WILLIAM BLOHM THOMAS BROWNLEE ERNEST CLIFTON ROBERT COOK GORDON DASHER RICHARD DUFOUR LOUIS FAY DONALD FREDMAN FRED GARRETT LORAN GILBERT, JR. EARL GOINS GEORGE HALEY, JR. MAC HARRIS CURTIS S. HAWKINS, JR ROBERT HOSTETLER ROBERT HUGHES RONALD KENT HEINZ KRUSE BLAKE LaMAR WALTER LAMB, JR. BOB MAROUAND LOUIS MATTHEWS CLIFFORD MOYE DANNY NASH, JR. EDWARD PARKER BUD PRAWEL ROBERT PROEBSTLE HAROLD ROLLENS RICHARD SCHAEFER JOSEPH SEWELL GEORGE SEYLE, JR. ALBERT SHELLIE ROGER SOLTIS JOHN SPIVEY SIDNEY WAGER C' 'J 94 o ' A p QC-IDP -' . N fi 5 0 'U' K ... Q I... ...I DIVINE OFFICERS BOB DIVINE President BILLY GORDON Vice President PETE COFER Secretary ART VAN SU ETENDAEL Treasurer ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded December IO, IB99 at City College, Delta Sigma Phi has expanded to a position where it now has 72 chapters and 9 colonies. We are one of the few fraternities that have ever been allowed at Washington and Lee University. Delta Sigma Phi was the first fraternity to establish a chapter at SMU. With the main offices in Denver, Colorado, Delta Sigma Phi engulfs the United States from the east to the west coast and from the Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian border, with a chapter at McGill University, Montreal. The Alpha Gamma Chapter received its official charter in January of I92O. Stressing scholarship primarily, we encour- age our members to take part in as many school activities as possible and as a result have representatives in the honor societies, school government, and ath- letics. Fundamentally a social fraternity, Delta Sigma Phi is a leader in the social world and is particularly famous for its Carnation Ball. mam mv? QQ Mg an as A . MI? DELTII There iust have fo be initiations. A d A II Balogh Baradell Bayley Qllilicfrger Blelrsfrson Bfferimo Buffone CBFYIPIPCII Cofel' Conkle Dayig Divine Dozrer Dugqer Dunham Edwards Elrod Engel Estes Fleefwood Fox 252 mfs.SSi?if3QQ2Q3E E 55 SIGIIIII PHI IEEE ,V an :Bw 2 11 II gfkaz 1:53 555455, Q ie?- Jenn Lim lags W . Irs gg Q ilw pm L ,I wx S55-B,-5 ,M 5222? giwefg ,S . Ea., a ms, H 'Z 1 E limi-E I Lex 'QW , ,E..4..v.-. . Ewen was ms M mlm M L 'msmnamw H Q 1 sf Q RB 55 a E K 2 B HMLNXQ gg exams H M I. N B H HH. I W HB A85 D 4 a,:,:.'l H A 5 f'M,,v A -flvfiiazif-WEBER - L w.m,mF E2 sms em? 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Frey Gales Gordon Haralson Helm Hennings Jensen Jefer Keyser Knlghl Lavelle Lewis Lindsey Marlin MacKnigl1l Merer Michael Powell Reeves Scandalios Scoif Smllh Stu lz Ten Eyck Van Suelendael Walterbach Ward Welch 253 MEMBERS CHARLIE ALMON TOM ANDERSON MANNY ARELLANO BOB BALOGH JACK BARADELL LLOYD BAYLEY ED BELLINGER AL BERST WYATT BIBB BOB BREEN FRANK BUFFONE HAROLD BUTLER JOE CAMPBELL PETE COFER JOHN CONKLE CHAUNCEY CROFOOT BILL DAVIS BOB DIVINE HENRY DOZIER DON DUGGER NASH DUNHAM CHARLIE EDWARDS GEORGE ELROD LARRY ENGEL WALTER ESTES TRAFTON FLEETWOOD TOM FOX JOE FREY BUDDY GATES BILLY GORDON JIM HARALSON CLARKE HARRIS DON HEIM RALPH HENNINGS LOUIS HOLLIMAN RUSS JENSEN BILL JETER DAVE KEYSER JOE KNIGHT JOE LAVELLE FRANK LEWIS HUB LINDSEY JACK MARTIN MAC MacKNlGHT BOB MEYER DON MICHAEL BROOKS POWELL JIM REEVES JOHN SCANDALIOS BILL SCOTT DON SHERMAN DICK SMITH JIM STULTZ PETE TEN EYCK ART VAN SUETENDAEL BOB WALTERBACH ED WARD BOB WELCH . agferr, . .. ny.. ,A ' aw. 5 a GAMMA PSI CHAPTER DELTA TAU DELTA was founded in ISS9 at historic Bethany College in Vir- ginia. Since that time it has grown to its present size of eighty-tive undergradu- ate chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Our alumni chapters num- ber eighty-five also, and are located in all major cities of the nation. Gamma Psi Chapter came to the Geor- gia Tech campus on April of l92l. Not only is Delta Tau Delta one ot the older fraternities at Tech, but it also consistently ranks among the leading fraternities. This is evidenced by the tact that many campus leaders are Delts. This year, through rnuch hard work, we won first place in the Homecoming Decorations Contest. One of the chiet assets of Gamma Psi is our house-mother, Mrs. Jane Wilson. Mother Wilson has been with us for three years, and by her presence the Shelta is made a true home away from home, The 'year was rounded out by tull par- ticipation in all extra-curricular activities. and by our usual social functions, includ- ing hayrides, costume parties, house- parties, and the annual Rainbow Ball. OFFICERS HERB BRADSHAW President LOCKWOOD SEEGAR Vice President KEN SAUNDERS Secretary BOB GRI FFITH Treasurer BRADSHAW neun Alderman Barnes, G. Boswell Carver Cummings Alnutt Barre Bradshaw Chapman Davidson 254 Astrup Barlow Barnes, E. Beard Bell Blackburn Bryant Caddell Cantrell Christiphlne Clarke Cofer Dickenson Edwards Farley I .LL I' I ' ' R 1. 5-:E - A : ' ?T ,, E: II 'Q :IIA if ,LI -31515 'III 5 I N , II., . ' MEMBERS JOHN ALDERMAN TOM ALNUTT BERT ASTRUP BILL BARLOW ED BARNES GEORGE BARNES KEN BARRE BOB BEARD JOHN BELL G f Graham Griffifh Harrison Heard Iflirxliu B- Hzfszr' on Hoqke Jenkms Johns iongs Keller Kerr Lamar Lee . Lqckharf Q'-'HT McClure Mcouffie McKnighf Marfm MIMQH MFE' Nelson Newfon Nickles Owens Partridge PhlIIlDS 255 JOHN BLACKBURN BLOUNT BOSWELL HERBERT BRADSHAW BILL BRYANT JOHN CADDELL MARSHALL CANTRELL BEN CARVER JOE CHAPMAN BARRY CHRISTIPHINE BOB CLARKE DAVE COFER WALTER CUMMINGS DEAN DAVIDSON BOB DICKENSON RICHARD EDWARDS H. P. FARLEY CHUCK EERRELL LOUIS GATES MARSHALL GRAHAM BOB GRIFFITH DAVE HARRISON BOB HEARD BOB I-IEFNER OSCAR HEFNER FRED I-IOEKE RONNIE JENKINS BILL JOHNS BILL JONES DAN KELLER BILL KERR BILL LANIER J. W. LEE WALTER LEE EARL LISH DICK LOCKHART vm .E-43 wwf I -Rs-BMQZZSB QEMEBQKBQBQ X I RBIZRLQ ' IB BM, If wwf, I ,Mm .W gcfaf- -Y w.Re 'iZ3w- Im .zB,effamB.' MEMBERS DAVE LORING BOB MQCLURE JACK McDUFFIE MASON McKNIGHT BEN MARTIN JIM MINTON JOE MIZELL STEVE MORRIS BOB NELSON GEORGE NEWTON MACK NICKLES VIRGIL OWENS DICK PARTRIDGE LANE PHILLIPS CALVIN PRATT FRANK PRICE TOM OUINN BILLY RAINES GUS RANDOLPH DICK REDDY EDDIE REES PRESTON REYNOLDS JIM ROBERTSON KEN SAUNDERS BOB SCOTT LOCKWOOD SEEGAR TOMMY SEVERINGHAUS FRANK SHAVER DON SHEPHERD FOSTER SPAIN HARRY SPENCE DON STRANG E-BOSTON JACK STRIPLING LANE TARRANT B. B. TAYLOR PHIL TAYLOR TOMMY VARNSON VIC VAUGHAN BOB VAUGHN LEONARD VERDERY JACK VIBBERTS ED WALLER CARL WEAVER JOHN WEITZ FRED WILLINGHAM BILL WILSON NORVILLE WILSON Delta' Price Roberfson ghaver fripling Vaughan Quinn Saunders Shepherd Tarrani' Vaughn 256 Raines Scoff Spain Taylor, B. B. Verdery Randolph Reynolds Seegar Severmghaus Spence Sfrange Boston Taylor, P. Varnson Vibberfs Waller au lbelta Ex mn mn sf as nm Weaver Weilz Willingham Wilson, B. Wilson, N. l 1 1 mx x nv- ,. Lockwood Seegar crowns Alice Wilson Delta Queen of I950, as retiring queen Baba Ferguson assists. l:.:.:.:, 5 U rf- Y -5 -,reg ,H www Q N , MW 1' M H S m :EE - 5:2 -l gm! is R M HW ,ME wg, - ,. K. .. HWS' ' ..... , G' Q . I .aw f 'WH , .. ' - ii .Iv N ' mini iff EMM 'N .. , , M -:F-: 1 Al 'sr .: we :: :- . If .f ..... : . V E 'N5? N ..::2: Z X W Z: 2 ' M 3 gi H 17 if .... ,. 'Qi ' Mfif - ff .H m H 'f H , , ,..,.,.,. , ..,.. , '- 'Q . . .. 1 1 5 5 lil... . . . 'I 5 ':': E - ' 2:2 1 ..,, 1 ' .. if ' f,fZ.' V-l E5. 'J ., .f. ' Q., w f '- Q 3:1 sf ' N ,Z is 2 u ,M - . M .il -ZH: 3.5: ....: . . A S 1. . :- - ::. -:- :F . ' -152'-5:5i :-: 5 E , .. 1 'J ' '. .. I' H - -2+ FFTS A In N : : I: QgiE:E . 55 .: H B -:- -.1 'Faux-4 ' ' .f.': ,A -, 2 L. ' . Q ' ., - V 'Q , Q is . gr 1 K U Q H 'IH' ' ' Q -l... . ,E ':': ' if 5 5 M E H -.-.H M s V2- fz 1 X Q 3,3 I w. ,,. , 42,131 wh- I 3-nl M' sm is ,- ' , if Q E B I 'Q N ' 1 ' . ,ya ZW , ,., I Y f V , . ffllgfi K ' S 4 . ' .M H XJ if , ,,' gg' - :-2. . ' - ,1 sg 'fi H g 5:2-. Il g 1 ir xx s' li -W i s A 'H 1 Q Q X il' A Y I l I ll-1,11 - lar Which one's Maisy? Honey Mack draws one! 'Y-mm 'WEEE h 'UBQ:l4 5WN WWI'-9 ' . 1 m MM WZ' dw MBKMQQ iggmwwn ME Mig K Mamma M B gjgeswu Egsmsmggg: W Us mugg- lm QE 5 we BM www ,M Hamm M sis H Mmm nz ,nr ms M mf - W r Elms. E ,Mamas magnum wwgj5g5,B mwah M xfYsEQmE:: mmm MMgm, ' M ,ms , miami Mwgugsmgg X if L-Nfmywgsgfg :5gN'M.'iQH E. X Www nw: ,T if 4-:Qi 1 52 lnmggiugggn HE 'f,'T:x,v lm as sssafxxw lzfgmzs :M M NA: M :Mggfu EA Nun H ms MT' mx ss mms l ,NWI M New , .wwf E t MX M I!-'A -- BE , 2-me z Nw! Q' H agSEQflfi7'ii5Q ..eM -W X5 3232555 'VQWHQ e ww-Mf5Hg,q,X ' EEYQMMW H Qfkseglffl M i W . ' S lgisfsfjgnxmsggs N sefmfg yggiggsrnj W mrwM 1-Q. :fm-ew M wsu H ss HQQQWENHHB Maazsnngy Maximum' was a a aims l.-- . ,, J was. First place-I950 Homecoming. And another man is pledged! ll -ll xv u . , E iv ,dvi N ll is W E .1 l fan . bul: il: ran? mms --.W usd, d s ALPHA SIC-iMA CHAPTER THE KAPPA ALPHA Order was founded in I865 at Washington and Lee Uni- versity. The Alpha Sigma Chapter cele- brated its titty-first year on the Tech campus last fall, having been installed October 2l, IS99. Kappa Alpha has seventy-two chapters stretching from coast to coast across the central and southern sections ot our country. The fraternity has some 3l,OO0 alumni participating in the lite of its ninety alumni chapters. This year, as usual, Kappa Alpha has produced a large number ot leaders in all phases ot campus lite-politics, pub- lications, organizations, and various other activities. The year was highlighted by an Old South Ball, the Convivum, which is the celebration of General Robert E. Lee's birthday, a house-warming party for the new house, and the annual spring house party. OFFICERS BU DDY SHIELDS President DICK VEENSTltA Vice President CLAY MOORE Secretary BUDDY TILLER Treasurer SHIELDS HIIPPII Adams Allen Barlow Benner Bland Blomquist Bostick Bramblett Brogdon Bryant Burns Burrus Bush Chambers Champion Chastain Cooper Craig Dunwoody Duson Dyer Dysarf Faircloth Feltham Ford Fuller Gardner, C. Gardner, P. Garwood Gavin Giffin Haywood Hemphill Hilbun Hill 258 Hinds LPHH .lllll m M gl W! WWQHMIRCRXXSS, Qfiif ' P- A lllllll ,T . T fl l L C - l 'llll 1 M N g l lll . Jordan Kreiling Lufer McKenzie Monaghan Pope Hodges Holmes Kalmbach Kelly Kyle Lee,..D. Man:Lin Mallory McKinley Middlefon Morgan Norwood Red ing Regisler MEMBERS E. G. ADAMS J. M. ALLEN C. C. BARLOW R. D. BENNOR J. R. BLAND C. W. BLOMQUIST R. M. BOSTICK W. T. BRAMBLETT H. H. BRINSON W. H. BROGDON J. F. BRYANT R. S. BURNS W. R. BURRUS R. A. BUSH E. H. CHAMBERS S. S. CHAMPION I. N. CHASTAIN E. B. COOPER F. C. CRAIG W. E. DUNWODY H. F. DUSON S. E. DYER R. A. DYSART C. R. FAIRCLOTH J. E. FELTHAM C. J. FORD S. L. FULLER J. H. GARBER C. R. GARDNER P. H. GARDNER H. E. GARWOOD D. C. GAVIN R. M. GIFFIN B. I. GRIMES D. J. HALL R. S. HAYWOOD B. T. HEMPHILL W. H. HILBUN L. W. HILL E. F. HINDS J. F. HODGES J. C. HOLMES A. R. HOLT R. W. INC-BALLS R. R. JINRIGHT W. F. JOHNSON E. C. JONES W. O. JONES J. E. JORDAN J. B. KALMBACH I s. F. KELLY J. W. KEYTON H. J. KIZER F. J. KRAUSE R. C-3. KREILING L J. C. KYLE D. I. LEE R. E. LEE .-Q. f ...vi-. -W.. akjis-us. - --j':'P'j' qw Holf Ingalls JUMSV W- Lee- B- LMP L 2' -, 2 :-- .fE:E EZEEQEWE J Mill .1 Mirflxnll MZ'2l2s'e' 5l '5 . 'H5235-i n REQ? I 5 ea '. C. e . Rf 555 .fu-9,953 B. PM um... R. . . Efxanw 15 ll?.??n Elillifif 222301. 1' W TR1 259 E g SME? 4 sl M. J may 'iiawgww WR .WRT-.33 WSQKK R A 1' -'Pm' in .E-'. ,g,2'aQ-Nfiwfffi fmivffjif Q55 Vw i'm-MLN 1 23.5 355- . jg? 1 ' gf' 15, -ai -J f?- T .. ,.,.,.,.,., Wg 5 5 .. .g1H1...? 3.1351w-9'.- 'ETS' aw ? :Ning .ia T. 1 W '- M-wx 1 L 1 3. 5 IR f '- ' S LEP F5 HH HB BHK L Egnmn M We I RENEW Esgwwfgg Q SSHBH BK Ts n ss - :m..maa LJ me MEMBERS J. J. LEMM cs. T. LITTLE J. E. LUTER H. w. MACLIN G. J. MALLORY W. M. MANN E. G. MARTIN L. L. MCALLISTER H. C. MCKENZIE O. s. MCKINLEY H. L. MIDDLETON E. Ia. MlLSTElAD s. J. MITCHELL H. C. MOORE J. C. MONAGHAN A. P. MORGAN cs. R. NORWOOD T. O. PATTON J. D. PHILLIPS C. H. PHILPOT M. B. POPE C. R. REDDING P. J. REGISTER E. E. RILES C. M. RITCI-IIE I. J. SCOTT J. C. SCOTT J. R. SECKMAN E. L. SHIELDS W. D. SHIPPEN L. R. SPEED cs. E. SPIVEY R. C. STLJLTS D. G. SULLINS C. R. SWANEY C. A. sWEETs W. J. SWEETS y H. L. TANNEHILL R. w. TANNEHILL L. L. TAYLOR W. H. THORNTON M. D. TILLER T. w. TOLBERT J. B. TRIMBLE R. W. TYSON H. A. VANN R. J. VEENSTRA M. L. VIRDEN L. H. WEBB s. J. WEEMS E. L. WHITFIELD E. s. WILKINSON D. N. WILLIAMS J. s. WILLIAMS w. W. WILLINGHAM E. Ia. WINTON J. E. WOODALL ' 'EVE -Y E . Wgammwfm nzgmam-E R45 gi wmgmmg mm mi Dawg. .x ' EMIS: Jwkiiggg R Tmga gms TTESJRRIQR .JR . :H . Eyes WEE-we as P, Tmsimm mga R vlan sm ag:-'nw . -E 5 .Ill :II 19 EES , . . .W I gum a E e'gmy:9m...aRw Mg. ms gina H9933 TE Q E Sim 5 . . Kappa Scoll' Speed Swaney Taylor Trimble Webb William Seckman Shields Shippen Spivey Sfulls Sullins Sweets, C. Tannehill, H. Tannehill, R. Thornlon Tiller Tolberf Tyson Vann Veensfra Whilfield Wilkinson Williams, D. s, J. Willingham Winfon Woodall 260 140254 rf S R, 35 .9, my . f r r ' Q' u, X ' x, ia wifi Gen. Bush samples a peach. Whai the Old South left behind. Just one sip. Shields- The Lover. Glad l'm in Dixie. Hard workers? 26l , 9 fi! W 922 K F . E. lt .1 ALPHA TAU CHAPTER THE KAPPA SIGMA 'fraternity was tounded at the University ot Virginia in I869 and has since become one ot the tive largest fraternities in the country. The Georgia Tech chapter, Alpha Tau, being chartered in I895, was one of the tirst fraternities on the Tech campus. While advocating a well rounded cols lege lite for its members, the Alpha Tau chapter is collectively interested in main- taining a high scholastic standing and in keeping an important place in campus affairs. An active social year is achieved through outdoor parties, informal dances, and house-parties: while an active par- ticipation in intramural events completes a full program. A new fraternity house to be built in the near future and a strong pledge class make our tuture seem bright and prom- using. OFFlCERS DAN GUY President DONALD BARNES Vice President BILL OSTRAN DER Secretary ALBERT BARBER Treasurer GUY HHPPH The mob at the party. Alderman Andrews Baumgardner Bldrltbrl Daniel Davis Fggcug FOWl2l' Hamilton Hartman 262 Bachman Boswell Drawhorn Gammage Hawkins Barber Chaille Ellerbze Garrison Hill Barnes Cunningham Englerth Guler Johnson . 'Z-Q I I i 5' WH III'IIII i I I,., 1 I I MII Happened and lovely Louanne HIxon our sweefhearf. Caduceus, our candidaie 'for U.M.O.C. .LB R. 4 . .S . .Ky U Kah Loff Perry Smifh Waffs Kunzer Macuch Plummer Sullivan Weston 263 Lassifer, R. Lassiier, Z. Wise Woos I ey Af I.,-g k ' L-usa MEMBERS NAT ALDERMAN ANDY ANDREWS HAIJE BACHMAN ALBERT BARBER DONALD BARNES WALKER BALJMGARDNER JIM BLANTON JIM BOSWELL JIM CHAILLE BEN CIJNNINGHAM STEWART DANIEL GRADY DAVIS BILL DRAWHORN TOM ELLERBEE BILL ENGLERTH CLAYTON EOSCUE CURTIS FOWLER HILLER GAMMAGE SIDNEY GARRISON GEORGE GULER DAN GUY GENE HAMILTON DON HARTMAN REX HAWKINS DON HILL BILL JOHNSON FRED JONES JACK JONES CLARENCE KAH, JR ART KUNZER, JR. RICHARD LASSITER ZELLE LASSITER DEAN LENNARD STERNS LOTT BUCK MARTIN MARVIN MACUCH BILL MORRISON BILL MOSES, JR. JACK ORR BILL OSTRANDER JIM OWENS CARL OWENS HUGH PERRY, JR. HENRY PLIJMMER DON PYLE DICK ROBINSON FRED ROGERS, JR. GEORGE SCHNABEL BOB SCHR-OEDER HENRY SMITH, JR. BILL SMYTHE, JR. JOE SULLIVAN JIM TEMPLEMAN HARRY VAIJGHN, JR. JIM WALLACE RALPH WATKINS SPARKY WATTS CARL WESTON, JR. JIM WISE BRYANT WOOSLEY, JR KsiIil2liWY,'1'i3KC'EiEfSiQf'6 L'.?7Q1!k I, ,5TI?ffTSia:H.'-. MT 'PEE HSE MILLS OFFICERS AL MILLS President WILLIAM BU RKE Vice President BILL HANAU ER Secretary CLIFFORD ROBERTS Treasurer BETA KAPPA CHAPTER Founded in i909 at Boston University, Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity has matured into one of the largest social 'Fraternities in America. lt boasts of a total of one hundred and thirty-seven chapters in forty-two states of the United States and two provinces of Canada. The national fraternity. although one of the youngest. is already rich in tradition. The Beta Kappa chapter was estab- lished on the Tech campus on October 6, l942, after achieving an enviable record during its affiliation with the old Beta Kappa national fraternity. With an highly successful rush season, a Christmas party, and a winter formal at the Biltmore hotel serving as the high- lights of a sparkling social seasom and with many members of the chapter quick to talre their places as prominent campus personalities. Beta Kappa has enjoyed a successful year. .rf , Q , LHIIIBIJFI Anfield Barr Britton Broughton Burke, J. Burke, B. Bywafers Callaway Carroll Chrisjeson Clayfon Compton Conner Crawford Cronin Crutchfield Daggeif Demdnsey Dennis Dubler Edwards Floyd Gor on, B. Gordon, W. 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Mangione McRee Plumlee 265 Harvey Jones, N. Marlin, D. Mole Raley Holman Kendrick Marfin, W, Mills Rlrnminglon DON BRITTON CHIEF BROUGHTON JIM BURKE BILL BURKE EDDIE BYWATERS BILL CALLAWAY BOB CARROLL JOHN CHRISTESON BOB CHURCHILL BOB CLAYTON DICK CLUM SHELBY COMPTON, JR. PETE CONNER, JR. CHARLIE CRAWFORD, JR, I CHARLIE CRONIN CRUTCH CRUTCHFIELD TOM DAGGETT, JR. BOB DEMPSEY JOE DENNIS, JR. BOB DUBLER BRIGGS EDNEY, JR. DOUG EDWARDS RED FLOYD BILL GORDON WILLIE GORDON JOE GUNNESS TOMMY HAMMOCK BILL HANAUER ROY HARRIS EDWIN HARTLEY, JR. HENRY HARVEY GENE I-IOLMEN ROY JOHNSON, JR. JOE JONES DAVID JONES JEFF JONES, JR. PAT JONES NORBERT JONES EARL KENDRICK, JR JOHN KNIGHT m B F an ll l II l KL K I IP 'BL w B3 R E BE we R www Bla m In RRR: 5. 555 WA a nm m gsm -Es 5-.7153-E ,, . .EL xg E., B wk 5 nm. Rs ,BA ENSURE? w Rm R Eggs is R Rss ass SA 55 'V-Emu is R R Rs msg-R mx .3 R .- E. BJJRRM gsm 'R A :EE , Eg 555315: W R35 EE EEE ABA Egan BE' :iii m 9 Rs .Ds mga mm R. TR WE' A R if . JJLJAA -RE MEMBERS BOB KLEPACH MAX KUNIANSKY CLARENCE LECROY, JR ANDY MANOIONE DON MARTIN WILLIS MARTIN DICK MAUNEY TED MAY MACK MCDOUGALL BEN MCREE JOE MOLE, JR. AL MILLS DON NAPOLI BILL NEILLY, JR. JIM RIRPIN TOOK RLUMLEE HOWARD RALEY, JR. HENRY REEYES JOHN RIMMINOTON GENE RIPLEY CLIFF ROBERTS TOMMY SANDERS, JR. CARTER sMIssON BOB SHAW REQGIE SMELLEY BRUCE SMITH BILLY SNYDER JIM STEPHENS VIRGIL STOCK BILLY STORY DAN sTuaBs BILLY TEEL LEE THOMAS RICK TOONA JOHN TYSON, III SANFORD ULMER BOB WATKINS JIM WEBSTER HOWARD WHEELER DAVE WHITELAW TOM WILLIAMS LEONARD WYLIE CARLOS YGARTUA ED ZURAWEL Ilm I Hilmllll IIIII llll ll :A , II l ..IIIIIIlllIlll vI..II 4111644 Ripley Rolgerls 'Smisson Shaw Smalley Smlfh 5nYd2f Stock 5196, Tggl Thomas Tospa Tysgn Webster Wheeler Whnfzlaw Williams WYH0 Ygarlua zurawd 266 Cixi 14,264 She walks in beauty. He's ihe pianist You can't win all the iime. ' 'uT3Q??fi? 3 23 The Thing lbump, bump, bumpl. gsm ' Wggwff N if Q 1 yi '25 . ff ww fag ' f ,, Vwgli, 1 . Qfgz, X lzgiife'g Q if ' yy - if wggggiit i 'MET ' ig . 'A' Na Q-7' S '51 9 A k sg 267 fxmqftmw 2' MV. 1 aa'sf.1ff7B3wL :,-'Q' K BF A - 5 fi M N X ' 1 a1E2JDmwx.m-sw f in 4 fiwiigafm' f I 1 WRIGHT OFFICERS GARDNER WRIGHT President SCOTT HOW ELL Vice President FRAN K GARRARD Secretary EUGENE NORRIS Treasurer GEORGIA DELTA CHAPTER The PHI DELTA THETA traternity was tounded on Christmas Day, I848, at Miami University, Oxford Ohio Since that day over a hundred years ago, it has grown to include one hundred thirteen chapters located in the United States and Canada and over seventy thousand initiates, titty thousand of whom are living today. The Georgia Tech chapter. Georgia Delta, has initiated over eight hundred members since its founding in I902. 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 con- tributed more than its share toward the leadership ot the campus, Phis were found in the field ot student government, publications, honor societies, and all prin- cipal organizations: as well as in the field of athletics, which include many Phi Delt lettermen. Phi Delta Theta won the coveted IFC trophy. and the Athletic trophy that is presented by the Athletic Association to the fraternity winning the most intramural athletic events. W gm aw sm xr rw PHI 1 a their Adams Allen, D. Ard Banks, B. Q5-ggi-i Bgck Bellinger Betts, B- Bans' C- Blackburn Biemker Booth Bramblett Brbwdelf Brown Buckmaster Camp Chamlee Charnb ess Childress Coffee Coleman Crayton Curlm Davis Dellinger Dennis DUBSW Edge 268 IJELTII TH ETH Ervin Findlay Freeman Griffin Hagan Hagler Henson Hill Hodges Hufcheson Jay Jewell, H. Kerfoof Kirkland LaCIair McKenzie Mallory Marks Frizzell Harden Howell Jewell, R. Lewis Miller 269 Garra rd Graves Harp Harris Hulsey Humphreys Jones Kennedy Lummus McGregor Milfon Moorhead MEMBERS LESLIE ABBOTT PETE ADAMS EARL ALLEN DEXTER ALLEN DEVAN ARD JOHN BANKS BILL BANKS HENRY BARBER RAY BECK GEORGE BELLINGER CLIFFORD BETTS BUSTER BETTS BILL BLACKBURN BARRY BLEMKER DONALD BOOTH DAN BRAMBLETT HENRY BROWDER PETE BROWN SAMUEL BUCKMASTER JIM CALDWELL FULLER CALLAWAY. III WILSON CAMP JIM CANTRELL BUD CARTER TILMON CHAMLEE JOHN CHAMBLISS CABBY CHILDRESS MAURICEI COFFEE JIM COLEMAN SAM COONS TOM COONS RENDER CRAYTON FRED CURLIN DAVID DAVIS JIM DELLINGER ROBERT DENNIS ROBERT DUGGAN SKIN EDGE VERNON ELLIS THOMAS ERVIN JERRY EVANS RICHARD FINDLAY CARLTON FOUNTAIN BOB FREEMAN BILL FRIZZELL FRANK GARRARD, III BILL GOW EDWIN GRAVES JOHN GRIFFIN JOSEPH HAGEN TOM HAGLER ALLEN HARDEN BOB HARP CHUCK HARRIS DICK HARVIN BOB HARWELL JACK HENSON TUBBY HILL CECIL HODGES HENRY HOLMAN -a nm '- .' v'-f wa f -f--- was :ff 1' L - f 3,57 --- umm.-1 'wg' :-:1-:-5-.I L I , I Q mg . 'gn nf: VTW- N. E SM. 'Ji .-I T ' 7 E I ui .Y .HT ' F h ' ' :'is:I: ' '. . W sv . ' - ' A---' ' . W If , ll 123935 5 25. -gg. fix ' W gm , ag+an,I5?s ,Egg ,W ALE I' f H I -. gi- --rm -,Ava lm.-4 we - ,R E , .i Y- W1 1211. 5 1 5- . ,' fx 511 K ' w ,:--,W .. -. . - I- ,ma .: 'Imaam W H5 ,I -.H Hg3Qw . :gg 4- W ,xg-'igg.ggg'. W , ' R iw Q gm is . 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'W-..'- ,5wM:mgjW,mM5B'fi. -W 'I g H-wf.Hw:l4.WQA ' 'W ' MEMBERS DONALD HOWDEN SCOTT HOWELL EARNEST HULSEY BUSTER HUMPHREYS JOHN HUTCHESON, III THOMAS JAY HENRY JEWELL THOMAS JEWELL BILL JEWELL BOB JEWELL PAUL JONES RAY KENNEDY BILL KERFOOT THOMAS KIRKLAND PADDY LaCLAIR HARVEY LEWIS HAROLD LUMMUS DONALD MCGREGOR JIM MCKENZIE BAYNE MALLORY EUGENE MARKS HAL MILLER VIRGIL MILTON 'READ MONTAGUE ROBERT MOOREHEAD EUGENE NORRIS GEORGE MORRIS MACKY MULHERIN JAMES MURPHY BUCKY OATTS GEORGE POOLE JOHN PORTER JACK RAYFIELD FRANK REILLY JIM REILLY FRANK RICE CLIFFORD ROBERTS GEORGE ROSSER BILL RUPP LeMAR RUSSELL JIM SHIVER PETE SILAS BILL SIMS JERRY SMITH JOHN STANLEY BUBBIER SYKES BOB TANNER BILL THOMPSON EBEN TILLY BILL TUCKER BILL TURNER JIM WATSON TOM WATTERS ROGER WEBER JOHN WEIGLE TOM WILLINGS BILL WINTER ALBERT WRIGHT GARDNER WRIGHT. JR. JIM YOUNG JOE YOUNG I 2 LEE ,Ja Morris, G. Mulherin MUFPIIY OEHS Rosser Rl-IEP Russel' shiver Sims Smlfh SI'anIeY SY C5 Turner Wafson WGHBFS I I Tucker 1 ' l W . ht A I Wm- Wgiglg Wullmgs Wrnfer FIS . - H Ii-,..3L, M7i,.x Young, Jim YOUHSI J09 II III, IIII. 'WT 2 2 Q E Z? E: - Te Ji? 3 .4 I if EE ! 'Ii ,,..--IC, ,.... 5,-, fr -1.1: , --Q -f 34. 270 4 gil X Rice Silas Tilly Weber Wright, G belta' Theta Happy Phikeias! Gardner and Scoit welcome Banks brothers. Clay racks two for championship ieam. i Licker congratulates Fred. Time for bed. All eyes on Peie. fm 27l me GUTHMAN OFFICERS SIG GUTH MAN, J R. President DICK MANUEL Vice President DAVE LOWI Secretary MARVIN STUART Treasurer XI CHAPTER Always active in campus atiairs, Xi chapter ot Phi Epsilon Pi continues its activities tor another banner year on the Tech campus. With an active member- ship ot twenty-tive traters. Phi Ep hopes to achieve even greater honors and suc- cess in both the activity and scholarship fields than has been won in the past. The national traternity was founded at the College ot the City ot New Yorlc. on November 23, 1904, and the chapter here at Tech was instituted January I5, l9l!a. Since that time the name ot Phi Ep has been associated with almost every activity on campus. The fraternity has always striven tor a small membership consisting ot the most active men in school atiairs. Social lite too is an integral part ot Phi Ep lite. The social season starts in the tall with the rushing season. and con- tinues throughout the year with at least one function per month in addition to regular dating. The spring quartet is highlighted by an annual weekend house party, usually at one ot the many beau- tiful lalce resorts ot North Georgia. With all these activities, scholarship is still maintained at a high level. Phi Ep consistently ranks among the top three fraternities on campus tor scholarship. The Phi Ep traternity house, tirst modern, post-war house to go up at Tech, was officially opened last October by President Van Leer, who originally broke ground tor the house. PHI Colonel Van Leer officially opens our new house. Berg Edelson Epstein Gechman Goldstein Guthman Hochman Hochstaedter Kapnek Lavinsky Levenson Levine 272 EPSILUII PI 5 Q L, fm-,A W - If N L., But if moves! Yu... Levy, M. Lev , T. V Lowens+ein Mandel Rofhholz Scheller Sfegall Sfuarf Tarlin w The pause that refreshes. Lowi, A. Lowi, D. Seely Simpson Wassersiein Weiller MEMBERS PAUL BERG BERT EDELSON ED EPSTEIN, III MARVIN GECI-IMAN HAROLD GOLDSTEIN SIG GUTHMAN HARVEY HOCHMAN LOUIS I-IOCHSTAEDTER TED KAPNEK JERRY LAVINSKY LEW LEVENSON JACK LEVIN ZELVIN LEVINE MIKE LEVY TED LEVY PHIL LOWENSTEIN ALVIN LOWI DAVID LOWI RICHARD MANDEL PHIL ROTHI-IOLZ ERNEST SCI-IELLER DAVID SEELY MORTON SIMPSON BEN STEGALL SID STERN MARVIN STUART NORM TARLIN RICHARD WASSERSTEIN WILLIE WEILLER LEONARD WOLFE GAMMA TAU CHAPTER PHI GAMMA DELTA originated on the old Jefferson College lnow Washington and Jettersonl at Cannonsburg, Pennsyl- vania, in IB48. lt is the thirteenth oldest Greek-letter fraternity in America. Since its founding, Phi Gamma Delta has spread throughout the United States and Canada and now has a membership ot forty-nine thousand. Ot the eighty-one schools and universities on which Phi Gam chapters are represented, 68 per cent are rated among the first tour fraternities ot the respective campuses. Gamma Tau chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in l926 when Gamma Tau Delta, a strong local fraternity, was granted a charter by Phi Gamma Delta. The chapter is active in extra-curricular and intramural activities, and each year enjoys a tull social lite. The annual house-partypthe Norris Pig Dinner, iAlumni gatheringl, a Christmas party tor under- privileged children, and other dances and parties help to round out the school lite. OFFICERS GEORGE FU LTON President BOB CRAYC RAFT Secretary HARLEY WATTS PHI The Queen her court and the Jesters Treasurer FULTON Armenaki Bahos Bell, B. Bell, J. Black B0lCl1 Bundsen Caluff Cooper Evans FiSCl1QI' FUlf0f' Gordon Greene Gunter Handal Harding Kaiser 274 ,milk lwIIIIII Iww vvlivfg IT bid. Elin II MEMBERS TOM ARM ENAKI DAVID BAHOS JIM BELL BILL BELL JIM BLACK BOB BOLCH, JR. JAN BUNDSEN ORLANDO CNLUFF JACK COOPER, III BOB CRAYCRAFT ED EVANS JOHN FISCHER GEORGE FULTON JOHN GORDON, III RAY GREENE THOMAS GUNTER FRANK HANDAL PRICE HARDING MARTIN KAISER PAUL KING TED LAW TOM MARSHALL, JR. PETE MAXEY DICK MILLER BLAIR MINICK BILL MORRELL, JR. ROY MUNDORFF, JR. BILL PALM HUGH PEARSON JUAN PRIETO DENNY PRYOR, JR. BUD RADEY BOB REED ERNEST ROTRAMEL GUY SMITH STEWART TIMMERMAN BILL TIPPETTS HAL VALERY BOB VAN VA.LIN HARLEY WATTS DICK WEEKS BILL WOLFF DON YOUMANS LESTER OFFICERS HARVEY LESTER President DONALD HUTCH I NSON Vice President CU RT MOFFAT Secretary JOHN KNIGHTON Treasurer ALPHA NU CHAPTER PHI KAPPA SIGMA was founded in l850 at the University of Pennsylvania. The Alpha Nu Chapter at Georgia Tech was established in l904, and distinguished 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 continu- ally striving for better relations among the new students arriving quarterly. Although Phi Kappa Sigma has a rela- tively 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. PHI 1 .. 5 I .Q . so V, 1- if W' s ., , , 1 rw ff T ' 3 Q: E PAW? T 1 Xu ,Q s House party-day time ducking 'For the Phi Kaps. Baker Bauchspies Bebbington Brumbelow D'Aiufolo Dunn Dutton Edmondson Feller Frames Garrett Gill . Hager Harlow Heidelberg Hemby Hutchinson Hutchinson 276 HIIPPII SIGIIIII I I Sadie Hawkins race is over, buf 'Huis Iime +I1e Phi Kaps Th t Ph' K 'I f ' .... a I ap gn O mme caugI1I: fha gals .... we-I-'Rig ,gf -B s .aw if wr-21 --5-.V - ,537 5-:E-Piss E ,u?3 s B --was I B, , , ,I V . ,s. - - A -wr. :Q is ig- wr. sm sn- , 'bf gm? :.' . .X.'. 'w.1-R In Iwxgfssw 'RI K - , I, W-Nev in . .m wa., n qs ss, 2 52 5 : S3325 I NWN'-yfik .:. . . . A-gn H H 2 H HEQEQI E-EW ' I I WI - I N2 -5 I E55 .. luulu Y Isgwwwwwg, -E ' z A if HWWEEQ H- 25: .-: ' , ff' mag C. 2-55 1 N :EE I .. -:Haw WW E W L' 'L L V' 1 W-HI is Haag, R H I, 5 Q ' u E K:-Iwi ,I Sw H I :-. ,. - f . M --W gnmwlssnf 'iii 55, B A ,, RN EMWIN Igiggiay MEM aww . si was ,Sigma wgvsfw W X 1293 , gm H H Q I H55 .. 2EJ?E,f'2Mfw2mQy:g5Q xsahg 123252 N HHN -5 t'Wiigg:gg?W Qfsefgilmfxm'B'Mgiggw,, gmgggog' lgmiivfg H ESRI ,ivan ng-Q H H Q gi fjgm is Jag, E H M mam JI Laila 'Sl -' -,E.Jbfa-i .a:,,:.LiEZ-.m1F,i....,.4-.Li ED AVERA Johnson Johnston Knighfon Kordys Lazor Lundberg Mahlin Minassian Moffaf Monahan Nevieau Overfon Parr Perkins Pefcrson Ruth Seldomridge Smifh, E. Sparks Subfelny Volker 277 WILBUR BAKER FRANK BAUCHSPIES ROLLIN BAUCHSPIES PHILIP BEBBINGTON FORREST BRUMBELOW ROBERT D'AIUTOLO WILLIAM DUNN RICHARD DUTTON SID EDMONDSON ALAN FELLER WILLIAM FRAMES DUANE GARREITT ARTHUR GILL CHARLES HAGER GEORGE HARLOW WOLFGANG HEIDELBERG PHILIP HEMBY DONALD HUTCHINSON DOUGLAS HUTCHINSON RICHARD JOHNSON SIDNEY JOHNSTON, JR. RICHARD KERNER JOHN KNIGHTON, JR. JOSEPH KORDYS, JR. JOSEPH LAZOR HARVEY LESTER KENNETH LUNDBERG EDWARD MAHLIN VASKEN MINASSIAN CURT MOFFAT BOBBY MONAHAN, JR. THOMAS NEVIEAU JOHN OVERTON CHARLES PARR JAMES PERKINS, JR.. STEPHEN PETERSON, JR. JOSEPH RUTH ROBERT SELDOMRIDGE EDWARD SMITH STEWARD SPARKS, JR. DANIEL SUBTELNY MILTON VOLKER ALPHA RHO CHAPTER THE PHI KAPPA TAU fraternity was first organized at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in l906. It has since grown to sixty-six chapters which are widespread throughout the United States. It is one of the few fraternities which own their own headquarters buildings, and most of the chapters own their own houses. Phi Tau first appeared on the Tech campus when Pi Lambda Delta, a local fraternity, received its charter as Alpha Rho chapter of Phi Kappa Tau on April 27, I929. The chapter was dormant dur- ing the war but it was reactivated in I946 and is now recognized for its par- ticipation in the scholastic, athletic and social aspects of campus life. A OFFICERS DON KING President DICK GALPHIN Vice President JESSE BOU LEWARE Secretary BILL PRESS LY Treasurer KING PHI Seaman Mettenheimer brushes up on handwriting analysis. Allen Beall Bell Bennett Boulware Brewer Clemens Cleveland Davis Donaldson Dofson DuS9a'1 Ergle Galphin Garrison Hogan Holler Hume 278 H n PP n Inu From the wreclc of Rlley's car, the , , Alumnus Augustus welcomes old Queens carnage emerged. classmates. Johnsfon King Knapp L I ,E. L I ,N. L k L McTyier Meffenhelmer Mize Pigfggr Pselsslrg S2232 e Tadder Thompson Weems 279 J ff ' ' 'J C ,,,-,?'l m3Z - ' 2-afnl.-,- I-15 MEMBERS ERWIN ALLEN BOB BEALL LOWRY BELL, JR. JERRY BENNETT JESSE BOULWARE RAYMOND BRANTLEY SPENCER BREWER RILEY BROCK RALPH CLEMANS ALLEN CLEVELAND BILLY DAVIS TOM DONALDSON RAY DOTSON, JR. BOB DUGGAN, JR. LEWIS EASTERLIN, JR. JACK ERGLE DICK GALPHIN CHUCK GARRISON CLAY GILLESPIE BOB HOGAN ED HOLLER JIM HUME CHARLIE JOHNSTON DON KING WALTER KNAPP ERNIE LAYTON NEIL LAYTON RALPH LANGANKE ERVIN LENTZ, JR. BOB MCTYIER CLAUS METTENHEIMER BILL MIZE LEE PRATHER BILL PRESSLEY BILL SHELTON WILFRED SMITH BILL TADDER REED THOMPSON RALPH WEAVER, JR. CHIP WEEMS MINER OFFICERS JOHN MINER President MAURICE HOHN Vice President CHALBERT BU RCHETT Secretary BILL DOWDY Treasurer KAPPA DEUTERON CHAPTER PHI SIGMA KAPPA was founded at Massachusetts State College on March l5, l873. It has since grown to fifty-two chapters which are located primarily in the northeastern section ot the United States. ln line with Phi Sig's newly initi- ated 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 ot these chapters is expected in the near tuture. Kappa Deuteron Chapter was estab- lished at Tech in March of 1923: since then, Phi Sig has maintained a prominent position in varsity and intramural activi- ties. 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 ot a new home within the next few years. PHI Bridge tea. . . . Almand Baker Bradley Black Brown Burcheft Chestnut Courtney Davis Dowdy Duckett Fischer Hayes Hiott Hohn 280 SIGIIIII HHPPII Murdgfgfg Raw, HOLII1 seeks 5 SUCKGY. . . . Jeff King Lesfer Lowe Oscher O'Grady Owens Philcpoulos Shively Spring Warmack Williams 28I Lubin Phipps Miner Sellers MEMBERS CHARLES ALMAND BOB ANDREWS ANDY BAKER CECIL BRADLEY ARLEIGH BLACK ROYCE BROWN CI-IAB BURCHEIT JOHN CHESTNUT BOB CHRISTOPHER JOHN COURTNEY GLENN DAVIS BILL DOWDY ED DUCKETT JIM FISCHER JOHN GUNTER TOMMY HAYES CLAUDE HIOTT MAURY HOHN HOLTON JETT CARL KELLY BLAINE KING BUDDY LESTER JOHN LOWE CHICK LUBIN JACK MINER JOHN OSCHER BOB O'GRADY JACK OWENS GEORGE PHILOPOULOS HARRY PHIPPS HANK SELLERS JIM SHIVELY EVERETT SPRING TURNER WARMACK BOB WILLIAMS a vw W n axe aww: 55551 EEE mwfg mg mr ml n, ma! ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER Pl KAPPA ALPHA was founded at the University of Virginia in 1886. lt was at first a southern fraternity but in l909 expanded nationally until today its chap- ters number over IOO with a Pike house at almost every major college in the nation. Alpha Delta chapter was installed at Tech in l904 and has since taken an active part in all campus activities, being especially successful in its sports program. The social side of college life is kept going with many parties and dances throughout the year. The highlights are the possum hunt every fall. the Black and White ball during the winter quar- ter, and the many house parties in the spring. With many of its brothers graduating last spring, the chapter roles dropped to around titty, but a successful rush season brought in twenty-three good boys, bring- ing the chapter back to tull strength. OFFlCERS CHARLES JONES President LYLE RAMSEY Vice President KENN ETH WOLFE Secretary JOH N BASS Treasurer P I Pi Kappa Alpha Homecomingl JONES Anthony Bailey BASS Cole Cong eton Cook Ellis Fawcett Fernandez Greer Griuell Gurley Holman Holt lngman 282 Bremer Campbell Clarke Daniel! Dew Edmondson Franklin Freeman Gaddis Harkness Harte Heery Johnson Jackson Kelsey .G , Iii? Hnvpn HLPHH MEMBERS HENRY ANTHONY EMORY BAILEY JOHN BASS BILL BREMER PETE CAMPBELL GUS CLARKE HARRY COLE BOB CONGLETON GORDON COOK HAL DANIELL BILL DEW NELSON EDMONDSON BLAKE ELLIS BILL FAWCETT MANUEL FERNANDEZ EBERT FRANKLIN JOHN FREEMAN JOHN GADDIS WALTER GREER GARY GRIZZELL Dream girl. Wheels a'rolling .... TOM GURI-EY BILL HARKNESS JACK HARTE GEORGE HEERY CHARLES HOLMAN DARDEN HOLT MAX HOYER TOM HUEY HAL INGMAN BILL JACKSON DAVE JACKSON WARREN JOHNSON CHARLES JONES STAN KELSEY GLENN KENASTON GEORGE KING RAIFORD KING STUART KIRKPATRICK ALEX LAMAS FRANK LEAHY JOHN LINDSAY JAMES MARKLEY DICK MCCLOSKY RUSTY MCKELLAR DON MCLAIN ALVIN MERKL GUS MERKLE JIM MONAHAN BILL MUNDY CAROL MURPHY DON MURRAY TED NISSLEY FRANKLIN MCKELLAR DON PARISH DICK POWELL LYLE RAMSEY GEORGE REED STUART RIDENOUR RALPH SELLERS BILL SHAWVER BILL SLAPPEY BUD STUART BILL SUCCOP WRAY SUCCOP JOHN TENNANT HOMER WALKER EDWARD WARD BRUCE WARREN BOB XVHYTE KEN N ETH VIOLFE JACK YAGGI JIM YOUNG SAM YOUNG sf Bfgigx' 9 S Kenasfon King, C. R. King, E. S. Kirkpalrick Lamas Leahy Lindsay ' K ,ll I Markley McClosky McKellar McLain Merkl Merkle Monahan E H Q LQI- Mundy Murray Nissley Parish Powell Ramsey Reed ,Q-QSJEYSN, ,- fl'-YALL -Ytfgqv I I 4 I Q Rldenour Sellers Slappey Sluarl' Succop, H. W. Succop, W. G. Tennanl 7 ' if-jfffggw' Walker Ward Warren Whyfe Wolfe Young, J. E. Young, J. S. i gy k g gr '2'f V M . , E51 7 l f W gi. el lwlluwalul gs S IIE i ,,,, ,,.,,,F :fi ' , I I ' 4' .J ,,,, . M e g . . . il I 283 2 2 4 .-'af41rf-fi:f.f. -rlqlsv ' Tam LW: - ,E I ge -Q 'RQ 'xiii W1 CLARY OFFICERS KEN CLARY President WILLIAM COOK Vice President HARLEY TOM PKINS Secretary LOU FISCI-I ER Treasurer IOTA CHAPTER PI KAPPA PHI was founded at the College of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina in December, l904. It now has forty-four undergraduate and thirty-three graduate chapters in the United States and Canada. The Georgia Tech Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi was granted a charter in I9l3 and has been a campus leader since that date. The Iota chapter of Pi Kappa Phi has been active in all school activities, both social and scholastic. The most important social function held by the Pi Kappas is the Rose Ball. The fraternity Rose is presented at this dance. P I And now for the speeches. 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Sie - - - 'Ike- Lockwood McWhor+er Morris Norfh Owens Patfillo Peferman Pinochet Quigg Quinfar Register Rauker Russell Smith Stamps Sfearns Sfouf Suiion Tompkins Williams I 285 MEMBERS JOHN AGRAMONTE RONALD BARNEY ROBERT BARTRO RONALD BASTIEN, JR. ELMER BENNETT FULTON BULLOCH RICHARD CHAPMAN KENNETH OLARY HAROLD CLAYTON WILLIAM COOK FRED DAVIS LOUIS EISCHER ' WILLIAM EREE, JR. CARL ERICIC BENJAMIN GENTRY JAMES GRIFFIN ROBERT HIORMAN GEORGE JENSEN JOE LOCKWOOD, JR. HOWARD MEWHORTER THOMAS MORRIS JAMES NORTH HERBERT OWENS, JR. TOM EATTILLO JAMES PINOCHET PAUL OLIIOO BENJAMIN REGISTER. JR ROBERT RAUKER ROBERT RUSSELL WILLIAM SMITH ROBERT STAMPS. HARRY STEARNS CONRAD STOUT GEORGE SUTTON HARLEY TOMPKINS KENNETH WILLIAMS JR. GEORGIA PHI CHAPTER Since its 'founding at the University of Alabama in I856, Sigma Alpha Epsilon has steadily grown until it now stands as the largest national college fraternity in America. At present there are I27 SAE chapters in 47 states with a total of almost 78,000 initiates. From its very beginning SAE has been a leader in the fraternity world. Sigma Alpha Epsilon was the first college fra- ternity to erect a shrine dedicated to the memory of outstanding brothers. This shrine, the Levere Memorial Temple, also houses the national offices of the fra- ternity, and its classic beauty lives in the memories of SAE's who have visited it. SAE is also noted as the first college fraternity to inaugurate a leadership school for the training of her potential officers. The Georgia Phi chapter of SAE was the second fraternity to be installed on this campus, and, since its chartering in I890, its members have continued to hold that spirit that made SAE one of the foremost fraternities. Every year SAE ranks tops on the campus of Georgia Tech with men in all extra curricular activities and on all the varsity teams. The events of the social calendar are highlighted by a mountain house party in the spring and a formal dance in the winter. These are, of course, chaperoned by our house mother, Mother Lou, who has been with the chapter for five years. OFFICERS CHARLES PERRY President JACK ROGERS Vice President FRAN K LI DDELL Secretary RIDGE McKENNA Treasurer PERRY Ansley Barnett Brabant Colley Dixon Field Harden Armistead Balkcom Baskin Beall Briffain Brown Comer Corn DuBose Dyer Goodloe Green Harrison Hartrampf 286 SIGIIIH Barnes, B. Bishop Burr Debnam Easterby Griffith Harward Barnes, E Bobo Cole Dismuke Edwards Hall Hatcher HIP EPSIIUH Hicks Hull, B. Keen Ledbeiler Nichelson Powers Rogers Hodde Hull, D. Kennedy Liddell Perkins Pruiif Sams Hoge Hunsinger Kidd Lindsay Perry Rankin Scoff Holdridge Horan Howell H'ursl Jeff Johansen Klmzey Kirkpatrick Laughlin Mel-lugh Moore Musgrave PhIIlIps, C. Phillips, T. Porter Renshaw Repull Roebuck Sennelf Sherrill Slocumb 287 Z- 'SCTH -I 2 -JIIIII IJIIIM I III si'-II ' T? 5 Y Y I I MEMBERS JOE ANSLEY STANLEY ARM ISTEAD NOBLE ARNOLD MARK BALKOM EDWIN BARNES BOB BARNES BOB BARNETI' ED BASKIN DAN BEALL BEN BISHOP CHARLIE BOBO MARC BRABANT PAT BROOKS M. L. BRITTAIN CHARLIE BROWN JIM BULLARD GRIFF BURR BILL BURT DON COLE RENSEY COLEMAN TOMMY COLLY LARRY COMER GEORGE CORN JERRY DEAN TOM DEBNAM TOM DENT TOM DISMUKE BAILEY DIXON BILLY DU BOSE VAUGHN DYER AM EASTERBY JIM EDWARDS HENRY FAIR FUZZY FIELD DANNY FITE JAMES FREEMAN BOBBY FREEMAN GEORGE GOODLOE BILL GREEN ARTHUR GRIFFITI-I JOE HALL BOB HARDEN CHARLES HARRISON BILLY HARTRAMPI-I BILL HARWARD BILL HATCHBR JOHN HICKS WALLEY HOBDE MARION HODGES ARNOLD HOOE LARRY HOLDRIDGE HUBERT HORAN HARRY HOWELL BILL HULL DECK HULL JOHN HUNSINGER BOBBY HLIRST BILL JETT A FRED JOHANSEN TOBE KARRH MARSHALL KEEN BILL KENNEDY JOHN KIDD H E -A I-P736 5 Eiga 'uggxxzxg 'sim gm' wswg L MEMBERS BOB KIMZEY TOM KIRKPATRICK BOB LAUGHLIN AL LEDBETTER FRANK LIDDELL CLARENCE LINDSAY BILL MCCLESKEY JACK MCDONOUGH DAVE MQHUGH RIDGE MCKENNA TOMMY MOORE BUCK MOSELEY TOMMY MUSGROVE JACK NICHELSON HUGH NUNNALLY PERCY PIERKINS CHARLES PERRY CONOLY PHILLIPS BURNS PORTER JACK POWERS HENRY PRUITT EDWIN RANKIN JACK RENSHAW FRANK REPULT EARL ROEBUCK JACK ROGERS BRUCE SAMS GORDON SCOTT BILL SENNETT BOB SHELTON PETE SHERRILL HENRY SLOCUMB CAMPBELL SMITH GRAFTON SMITH SPENCER SMITH T. WELLER SMITH CORKY SMITH BEN SPEARS FRANK STRICKLAND CRAIG STURKIE HEYWARD SULLIVAN C, L. THOMAS GEORGE THOMAS ROY THOMPSON EARL THORNTON JIM TRENT GEORGE TRUSSEL NAT TURNER KEN UPCHURCH PHIL UPCHURCH ED VAUGHN JOHN WEATHERS LEARNERD WEIR JAMES WHITE JERRY WHITE LARRY WILLIAMS BILL WILLIS NED WILSON DILLON WINSHIP USHER WINSETT, JR. ni ggi, Si ma Scene fha week after rushing Just one more hand JBQEUFSES Smith, C. Smifh, W. Sfurkie Trenf Upchurch, Whiie, J. Williams L. Smiih, E. G. E. Spears Sullivan Trussell P. Weafhers E. Winsleif Willis 288 Smith, S. W. 'Sfrickiand Thornfon Upchurch, Wzir Winship Wilson K. OFF fo Harry's. 14,2114 fp ion Q ' LR K 5 :gf 1 . . X Z 2 . E92 gi A 4 A if ' . L , 2 f' H L A ' mg' wh : -, .- -:- SQ 5? A Sl .. 5 I Q . f i 1 ia I Q Terrace pariy. Besi ldfchen sfaff on Hue campus. if 5 ,mul X .. M Off-hours in the licn's den. Better gef a horse. I Kilt' SM ,F . GM: .,., 6 5 1 X, E s 1 If VN uf v ALUMNI Homecoming-I'-750. Mother Lou and fha boys. 289 4,--v BETA PSI CHAPTER THE SIGMA CHI fraternity was founded in the year 1855 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Today, there are over a hundred Sig chapters throughout the United States and Canada. The Beta Psi chapter of Sigma Chi was founded at Georgia Tech in I922, upon the absorption ot 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 chapters on the campus. Year after year it continues to rank high in scholastic standing, school leadership, and intramural activities. The social calendar ot the chapter is always tull. As in the past, the most noteworthy social event of the year was the annual Sweetheart ball in November, at which Miss Joanne Llo-yd was crowned Sweetheart of Sigma Chi by the chap- ter president, Bill Knight. OFFICERS BILL KNIGHT President JIM MY BIGGS Vice President BILL ABBOTT Secretary JOHN WOODY Treasurer KNIGHT SIEIIIII Alexander Anderson Austin Bailes Becker Benson Biggs Binford Blackburn Bledsoe Brown, C. N. Brown, K. G. Brown, R. A. Brown, W. R. Buchanan Carroll Church Clement Clark, J. C. Clark, M. Cordle Daniel Dean Dowis Doyle Fiveash Flexer Fossett Frenz Garnett 290 Bennett Breland Cady Crake Farmer Gilbreath 'III ,R IN Ji I III -IQ-'45,-f'5'A s I WFQTETE' MEMBERS W. B. ABBOTT W. K. ALEXANDER, JR. R. E. ANDERSON D. C. AUSTIN C. E. BAILES, JR. R. T. BECKER D. F. BENNETT J. W. BENSON, JR. J. E. BIGGS, JR. W. G. BINFORD F. E. BLACKBURN, JR. T. T. BLEDSOE E. W. BRELAND, JR. C. N. BROWN, JR. K. G. BROWN R. A. BROWN W. R. BROWN W. C. BUCHANAN, JR. M. CADY C. J. CARROLL R. B. CHURCH. III R. L. CLEMENT J. C. CLARK M. CLARK E. E. CRAKE P. E. CORDLE D. B. DANIEL, JR. W. E. DEAN H. G. DOWIS B. J. DOYLE D. L. FARMER, JR. J. M. FIVEASH E. J. FLEXER J. L. FOSSETT, JR. C. M. FRENZ P. R. GARNETT J. E. GILBREATH, JR. E. B. GLOVER R A. GOULD, JR. G. J. M. GUNNING, JR E. T. GURRY. JR. B. H. HAMLING J. E. HANNIGAN R. L. HARRISON L. L. HELMS R. M. HENRY W. T. HIGGINS D. M. HILL L. R. HODGES, JR. B. B. HOLLAND T. B. HOWARD, JR. E. G. JACKSON, JR. J. W. JERNIGAN J. B. JONES, JR. R. H. JONES SAR 3313511-. YI.ai,e.:?i,E?SH 1 MEMBERS W. C. JONES W. P. KENYON J. H. KILLEBREW, JR. B. J. KING W. L. KNIGHT W. S. LEDBETTER R. W. LEE E. A. LOGAN J. A. MACHMER D. C. MATHES, JR. W. B. MCBURNEY, JR. R. H. MCCONNELL M. B. MQCREERY E. S. McPHAlL, JR. J. C. MILES J. E. MILAM W. MITCHELL J. A. MOSELEY H. C. NADWORNY R. D. NEAL J. J. O'CONNOR, JR. C. N. PADEN J. T. PATAKY J. L. PEAVY B. A. PELOT, JR. R. H. POLLOCK C. H. RAMSEY, JR. T. P. ROBINSON. JR. A. E. ROSS. JR. J. T. ROW R. P. SCOTT, JR. M. F. SERMERSHEIM J. H. SHELLY, JR. R. K. STRICKLAND M. TAPPAN, JR. W. A. THOMAS A. T. TRAPNELL C. N. UMSTEAD W. G. VOLLRATH H. C. WALKER F. L. WALLACE C. W. WALL D. V. WEICK G. J. WELLS T. C. WELLS, JR. C. N. WELSCH D. E. WESTBROOK P.. H. WITI' J. H. WOODY, JR. J. W. YOUNG W. T. YOUNG Si ma' Robinson Ross Roy SCOH Sermersheim Shelly Sfrrckland Tappan Thomas Trapnell Umslead Vollrafh Walker Wallace Wall Welck Wells, G. J. Wells, T. C. Welsch Weslbrook Wifi' Woody Young, J. W. . 292 lui . 'wand 5 Roughing if. f' 1 L Our Sweetheart candidaies. 1 Boitoms upl Joanne Lloyd receives Sweetheart presenia Hon from 'Former Sweeiheari' Marsha Hun? Me Ford and her boys. ,, ..,, ,A... ,..,, . W U Q, il X ., '- . f-M L I f 5 gf L- ' , .... .. we . Ag ' S N , ,:g 5 + - my 3 Q -- -2-:s':'::2:2:2:5f5555,',g,:::' gf ---,.-za-.-1,:.,.1 .,g .g,:,g:w5-w-5','-y- ,z-z :...- -.-.. ' , :Z-. A:1-ff-0 .,,. - .- JF'-fl - -.,, . --.. - .-.-.- : -f-.v 1 'ht' Q:-sig:-:.!,..::,:':' 5 ny, k wm EEi,.,.-: Q: M50 :ll :lg AA : .3 fs Q -4,-J -MM. . . 1' 1 y ,--,..,.....M....p,,,. V:-.1 , Aww sf WL .1 - ,- ,, , ,,, .... , ' N ..,. my . by '53 . .:s- 1 'CSS .3 a ,, 'f -. H' ' ' -'ig:.,x5 . '- . ' H , - .A lkm f ' M ...Egg - n:.3:.,:E,.,Q5: .1222 .,,., .,..,..z .I X www . ,. gn . , I, ta,-152-4' if .... K Tw A:-L Yu. ' -1 ' ' 23 if-, 4- 35 M S 1. ff, ',: ,,,, V . 1 2 -1 1 x ti 1: 'I' 1.. -5 3 .. f'f55'g- 2 ' '-'f-W? -4 'W :ni '-M' ' , W: f ' ' A' E Q- ' . Miva X L-f?f?F': .Sal f . ... L . g Q3'5' 53 ' 'C . ' k 293 Foofball. GAMMA ALPHA CHAPTER SIGMA NU fraternity was founded at Virginia Military Institute in I869 as the Legion of I-lonor. There are over one hundred chapters in forty-six states, the District ot Columbia, and Canada. Gamma Alpha was installed at Georgia Tech in I896. The chapter has initiated over 800 members in a period ot titty- four years. The White-Star formal high- lighted our spring activities. and a house party at Lalce Burton was thoroughly en- joyed by all who attended. We are still anticipating the construc- tion ot our new house on 'Fraternity row. Despite no house during this year, the chapter has been held together biy having parties almost weekly. The ties between the brothers are very strong and the spirit ot unselfish coopera- tion between the brothers ranks very high. OFFICERS DAN FARLEY Commander BILL LANG Lieutenant Commander ADAI R LEVIE Recorder JOE MAY Treasurer FARLEY SIGIIIH Akerman Bennett, M. Bond Brown De Rose Fisk Baldwin Bennett, Bowers, Carlson Dupree Forshfay 294 Barton Beech R, Berggren Berner G, Bowers, M. Brady Chaimson Dennard Eaker Ferster Fry Fuller Fuller Hopkins Kelley Lafimer May Morgan Gill Hughs Kirkwood Levle Marson Mu lefi SIIIBEPIC Srovis I-lamgwond UFS U C CD5 ECO 5 Kni?hf Lane Lang LIN' e Maier Maxson McGari1'y McGee Moore Pascola Pearson Quigg 295 as 5 J' '-r-FT1'T: I1 J as If f, vp,-' fi I l .--J .anim i ,-,-.i.li-- , .e - -, . afar: ,, . M, V W II J . p: 3EE'i:lll:5d-- ,,1Q I, f 'WI fm' 'r-I Il -:W ' ., l., I Ag: -J .L .LSE E..- MEMBERS JOHN AKERMAN JAMES BALDWIN JERRY BARTON WAYNE BEECH KEN BEENE MILTON BENNETT ROY BENNETT DAVE BERGGREN JACK BERNER CHARLES BOND MARTIN BOWERS GENE BOWERS PAT BRADY DON BROWN GEORGE CARLSON FRED CHAIMSON MILTON Cl-IRISTIE JACK DENNARD CLIFF DE DOSE EDDIE DOBBINS BOB DUPREE ERV EAKER DAN FARLEY DICK FERSTER GEORGE FISK JOHN FORSHTAY GENE FRIZZELL JIMMIE FRY MAYNARD FULLER VERNON FULLER HARRY GILL MILTON GILLESPIE ASBURY GROVES TOM HALLYBURTON JOHN HAMMOND, JR. WALTER HOPKINS NAT HUGHS FRANK HURST VERNON HUTCHENS GRADY JACOBS MEMBERS MARC KELLEY LYMAN KIRKWOOD GENE KNIGHT RICHARD LANE BILL LANG LAMAR LATIMER ADAIR LEVIE FRANK LITTLE BILL MAIER PRESTON MAXSON JOE MAY PEN MAYSON JOHN McGARITY HENRY McGEE FRANK MOORE JOHN MORGAN WILLIAM MULLETT AL PASCOLA DICK PEARSON JOHN OUIGG GEORGE RENALDI CHARLES RICH WAYNE RIVERS JOE RIZZO CHARLES SCOTT BILL SCOTT LUTHER SILCOX L. G. SIMPSON GEORGE SMATHERS AL SMITH NIG SMITH JOE SUMMEROUR IERRY TAYLOR MAC TAYLOR BOB TERRY TOXEY WHITAKER ED WHITE WILEY WILLIAMS RANDY WILSON WPI ---,.-. S1 ma Rich ScoH' Smiih, A. Taylor J. Whi+aIcer Williams Rizzo Silcox Smiih, Taylor Whife Wilson B an -1 K , H l M .1 H' 3 E Q, eq E. Q W. N a Ewa H. K ss ns- m . sf GEORGIA ALPHA CHAPTER SIGMA PHI EPSILON was founded on the campus of Richmond University in Richmond, Virginia, in the year I9Ol. In the forty-nine years since its founding, Sig Ep has grown to the present stature of over thirty-seven thousand members in one hundred and five active chapters in principal colleges throughout the country. The aim, in contrast, is not that ot becom- ing the largest fraternity, but rather to grow in strength and character through a normal program of expansion. Georgia Alpha chapter ot Sigma Phi Epsilon was chartered on the campus ot Georgia Tech on April I, l907, and is one ot the older fraternities on campus. Since its chartering, Georgia Alpha has initiated nearly seven hundred men into its brother- hood. While not seeking an unwieldly membership, the house with the red door is ever open to those seeking fellowship and brotherhood. The past social season ot Georgia Alpha was highlighted by the annual Christmas nartv tor some ot Atlanta's un- derprivileged children, an unusual Pledge party which proved to those present to be the informal of the year, a joint ball with their good-neighbor fraternity, Tau Epsilon Phi, and the annual Sig Ep Golden Heart Formal held in coniunction with two other chapters in Alabama. With all their varied activities, the Sig Eps ever lceep an observant eye on scholastic standing and diligently strive tor scholastic improvement. OFFICERS LAYTON McINNIS President L. G. BRYANT Vice President BILL HOYER Secretary HEN RY BARRETT Treasurer MCINNIS She's a real winner-'first place. Andrews Baldwin Barrett BFYBM Burton Clarke Crane Cumminns Crosby DFGPBF' Dugge, Flanagan Frederic Gotcher EFGSOVY Higgins Hoyer KnaPP Kfelgh usk 298 II IIIII 'III ,.g..L.I., .S MII! I M P-1-9 - -,:--- 1315-s angina -af ,T -.-.mf g III, PHI EPSILIIII . and after the ball we sat around-lying to each oil-ner. . . . long live the Queenl Lewis McGrain Peacock Pufcgll Schaefer Smifh TCVVY Wills 299 MEMBERS HAROLD ANDREWS HAL BALDWIN HENRY BARRETT L. G. BRYANT .JOE BURTON E. V. CLARKE GORDON CRANE BILL CUMMINS LARRY CROSBY BILL DRAPER JACK DUGGER DERWOOD FLANAGAN ED FREDERIC BILL GOTCHER LELAND GREGORY BILL HIGGINS BILL HOYER BOBBY KNAPP DAVE KREIGH BOB LUSK REGGIE LEWIS JOHN MAHAFFEY DAVE McDOWELL BOB MCGRAIN LAYTON MCINNIS HERB MCINTOSH JIM MITCHELL JOE PEACOCK PAUL PERFECT KEECHER POWELL GEORGE PURCELL CLAUDE REIP CHARLIE ROWLANDS JOHNNY SCHAEFER ROY-BOY SIMON EARLE SINGLETARY CHUCK SILAUGHTER CLAUS SMITH MOOSE SMITH WATLOW SMITH CHARLIE SOMERS JOHN STETINA MARVIN TERRY LEW VIRGIN ED VAUGI-IAN JOHN WHITFIELD RIDLEY WILLS JOHN WITASICK WALTER YANKE ww'-2 .M-'x:fH:u,..1 ' VMI. , .,,I,,. , I C GREER OFFICERS BOB GREER President MYRON GOLDSTEI N Vice President MARTIN RICH MAN Secretary HOWARD BROAD Treasurer PHI CHAPTER Always a leader in campus affairs, Phi chapter ot Tau Epsilon Phi is looking forward to another outstanding year on the Georgia Tech campus. With an active membership ot thirty-tive boys, the Tep's hope to maintain their standing as the finest fraternity on the campus. Several ot the brothers are outstanding members of the l. F. C., Bulldog club, Hillel, Technique, Tau Beta Pi, Pershing Rifles, Arnold Air Society, Scabbard and Blade, R. O. T. C., and Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The Tep's are well rep- resented in just about every honorary, scholastic, and professional society at Tech. Another item of which Tau Epsilon Phi is proud are the three scholarship trophies, won in recent years, and the I. F. C. trophy for the best house on campus which they won the first time it was awarded and have not lost since, These trophies plus the President's trophy stand out on Tau Epsilon Phi's trophy shelt. Baskrnd Belz Denenberg Eisner Kurzer Landsman 300 THU Our Sweethearts. Broad Byer Cohn Goodman Greer Koritz Levin Levranf Levy EPSILIJII PHI Our Reck . . . modern design. Viva La France! Lipsitz Miller Perlman Richman Ricles Rifchin Sadow Salmirs Safer Saul Schabes Scher Schlossberg Solloway Sieinberg Sfernberg Weil Wolenburgh 3OI , wfgg gg- 39 '- ?, aiY:Wg?,1-fg , . ff I- Um A I' QQ I H Iamzgi-Wir if-i n W I I 3 I B G3 I b'o'o'd 1 MEMBERS STANLEY BASKIND PAUL BELZ HOWARD BROAD JOE BYER ED COI-IN EARLE DENBNBERG NATHAN EISNER MIKE GOLDSTEIN HERBERT GOODMAN BOB GREER ALLEN KORITZ AL KURZER BOB LANDSMAN NORMAN LEVIN PAUL LEVRANT RAY LEVY SIDNEY LIPSITZ DON MILLER MARVIN PERLMAN JERRY RAUZIN MARTY RICHMAN BOB RICLES KENNY RITCI-IIN JACK SADOW SY SALMIRS STAN SATER BERT SAUL GERALD SCI-IABES LES SCI-IER GENE SCI-ILOSSBERG MIKE SI-IEARER WARREN SOLLOWAY MICKEY STEINBERG DONALD STERNBERG BILL WEIL MERT WOLENBURGI-I IR f , BETA PI CHAPTER TAU KAPPA EPSILON was founded on January IO, IS99 at Illinois Wesleyan University. TKE, which stands among the larger national fraternities, has well over eighty active and alumni chapters, and an ever-increasing membership, which now totals almost eighteen thousand members. Beta Pi Chapter has now completed its third full 'year on the Georgia Tech campus. The installation ot this chapter which was held on June 5, 6, I948 has proven to have been the springboard tor the Telces' entrance into tull partici- pation in campus activities. The Telces at Tech now have twenty actives and twenty pledges with a host ot alumni. Having moved from their former house, the Telces are planning and looking torward to the purchase ot their own chapter house. OFFICERS WARREN BOLTON President STEWART MCCORMICK Vice President BILL DOZIER Secretary BILL MOY Treasurer BOLTON Stan Kenton and June Christy with Les Blythe Warren Bolton and lan Arroyo Blyth Bradbury Chung De Hart Dougall Dozler Gzntsch Grlmshaw Griswold Hogan e Leveille Luhrmann Luihch IIIIPPII EPSIIUII When do we eat? Bullpup Joel Nichols Marlin McCaskilI McCormick Moy Nichols Overby Perkins Phelps Phillips Plambeck Powers Rinaldi Sayer Schullze Sullivan Tucker Wilson, J. M. Wilson, W. R. 303 zz lin H ,- - LX ll sim. E M 'H ZT :::::. f A U M ul : 2 5 sw MEMBERS ROBERT ARROYO LES BLYTH WARREN BOLTON BILL BRADBURY REGGIE CHUNG CLIF DE HART JOHN DIEHL JAY DOUGALL ED GENTSCI-I CY GRIMSHAW FRED GRISWOLD BILL HOGAN BOB JETT DICK LEVEILLE IAN LORIMER CARL LUHRMANN BURKE LUITICH LON MARTIN KEN MCCASKILL STEWART MCCORMICK GENE METHVIN BILL MOY JOEL NICHOLS BOB OVERBY THURMAN PALMER JOHN PERKINS DICK PHELPS AL PHILLIPS KEN PLAMBECK SID POWERS VIN RINALDI BOB SAYER JACK SCHULTZE JACK SULLIVAN TED TUCKER DAVID WILSON JACK WILSON BILL WILSON EMILIO ZORRILLA fig 1555 CONNER OFFICERS MIKE CONNER President JOHN GORHAM Vice President MACE PHILLIPS Secretary LOU BU RCH Treasurer ALPHA NU CHAPTER Since I856 when Theta Chi's first chapter was founded at Norwich University in Norwich, Vermont, the fraternity has ex- panded to over one hundred chapters in colleges 'from coast to coast. The Alpha Nu chapter was installed at Tech in I923, and during the past quarter century has participated fully in intramurals and all other extra-curricula activities. While maintaining a well- balanced social plan, Alpha Nu endeavors to develop the necessary and admirable ideals of scholarship and brotherhood. Adams Aitken Berg Bevel Brown Burch Chubb Conner Daniel Finkelsfon 304 Ba rnes Black Burress Conway Floyd THETII Ba rflett Braun Carte Corcoran Gonzalez CHI Gorham Hamill Harris, C. B. Harris, T. C. Joris Jones Kerr Kilby King Kirk Landis Leary Lifsey Malo Marschgr Mauidin MCKIHNBY McPherson MenJIer Mgsggrsmifh Marion Nayior Nix O'Sfeen Phillips 305 MEMBERS RAD ADAMS CHARLIE AITKEN GEORGE BARNES BILL BARNES BILL BARTLETT MONTY BELL WALTER BERG ORVILLE BEVEL DOCK BLACK OWEN BRAUN JACK BROWN LOU BURCH ART BURRESS ESTOL CARTE PAUL CHUBB MIKE CONNER RALPH CONWAY ART CORCORAN CHARLIE DANIEL DON FINKLESTON ART FLOYD TONY GONZALES JOHNNY GORI-IAM LES HAMILL BUZZY HARRIS TED I-IARRIS FRED JONES BOB JONES JOHNNY JORIS GLENN RERR DON KILBY J. O. KING GLENN KIRK BILL LANDIS MEMBERS FRANK LAWTON AL LEARY BILL LIFSEY JOHN MALOY JACK MARSCHER JIM MAULDIN ESBUN MCKINNEY JERRY McPHERSON DICK MENDLER E. S. MESSERSMITH RAY MORTON HARRY NAYLOR BUDDY NIX FRANK O'STEEN MACE PHILLIPS BUDDY POWELL BUDDY REINHART TEX RISINGER LARRY ROBERTS DON SCHAFFER ART SEIGEL JACK SIMMONS HANK SN EDEKER STU SPRADLEY BOB STANCIL GIL TAUZEL CHUCK TAYLOR BOBBY JOE TOLES BOB TOMLINSON GERALD TOWNSEND DWIGHT UNSTEAD RALPH YOUNGBLOOD BOB YOUNGBLOOD I .glllpnl it-siiili FI , . 5'5 I IL 5 ...--..-.:v' ----:sf '-2:21 - : :'Al!!.e I 92.2 ,5sI I IE ' I Theta Powell Rislnger Roberts Schaffer Siegel Simmons Snedeker Spradley Sfancil Tauzel Taylor Toles Tomlinson Umxfeacl Youngblood 306 Gini Johnny Waris direcfing Rebel Reunion Band. No doubt they planned the shipwreck for a reason One more year at 729 Spring-we hope! Natives of Shipwreck Isle. REMION OFFICERS JOHN REMION President WILMON LINGER Vice President LAWRENCE GOODE Secretary ALFRED ALEXANDER Treasurer BETA ALPHA CHAPTER THETA Xl was touncled at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in IB64. Since that time, it has grown to forty-seven active chapters from coast to coast. A Established here at Tech in I948 as the Theta Xi Colony, the group has actively participated in all fraternity activities. During the tall ot l95I, the colony was chartered as the Beta Alpha chapter. As part ot the installation celebration the first formal clance of the chapter was the scene for the presentation of the Sweet- heart ot Beta Alpha of l95l, Miss Anne Turner ot Columbus, Georgia. 3 gs, ,Q .typ iw 15?-Q4 .. ll T 9:1 I . . 1, .ir -wi, 11 W... 1 .i,'l'2. liii' E 'Gil E i :eg ,1'LpLi .'f,if llfqgj 'flbff-' , ,, . i.,1'fg1 'SWT f f'il .-1-' i- ,nr -ri ,-, HH? .Jimi 'll .1521 52:32 ,wgggli ,iiftgig his rl I L ilflf L F r we , 'ii-ag file 'fixii THETH They showed us. Adams Aiello Albritton Alexander Bishop Capelli Cardella De Mexa Dover Elrod Goode Joyce Jewell Moore Murray 308 I H0 ,yn 'Xe I 0 L3 :q v X I A Things are Ioolclng up-bui io wI1aI:7 Stamping room onIyI Oliver Reeves Remion Roller Rumble Samoden Scofl' Sefa Sisller Skinner Spoto Thomason Vlvearos Warren Webb Williams Winnall 309 MEMBERS GEORGE ADAMS JOSEPH AIELLO BOBBY ALBRITTON ALFRED ALEXANDER HARVEY BISHOP LOUIS CAPPELLI OUIDO CAPPELLI JOSEPH CARDELLA GUS CORRAFIELLO WILLIAM DALY HARRY DE MEZA RALPH DOVER WATT ELROD HENRY GILES LAWRENCE GOODE THOMAS HAYES CARNEY HUMPHREYS THOMAS JOYCE DALE KELLY CARL LEWIS WILMON LINGER ADAIR MOORE JOSEPH MULLINS LARRY MURRAY CHARLES OLIVER GEORGE REEVES JOHN REMION JOHN ROLLER HOLLIS RUMBLE ROBERT SAMODEN ROBERT SCHULTZ JAMES SCOTT PETER SETA JAMES SISTLER TEDDY SKINNER NELSON SPOTO JIMMY THOMASON GEORGE VIVEIROS ROGER WARREN JACK WEBB HARRY WHEELER JESSE WILLIAMS ROBERT WINNALL 1 1 REPRESENTATIVES LEN BEEBE BILL CALHOUN MAYO CARRINGTON DUANE FRANKLET RAY GRAHAM A. J. HAYWOOD GEORGE KELBERT DOYLE KELLY J. M. LEHOSKY E. H. PARKER J. R. PATRICK. JR. J. T. RICH STUART RICHMOND BOB ROGERS E. G. TURNIPSEED HANK WILKERSON '53, be .4 I, x,.. , TM fm, N.. --I My , fa- .. SFX W-F5214 :Will R' ' . K . ' f W42rf2i!: in 5 15. I ,.,.,.., 5755255 ,, Slyiffl' IEIQW xv -iw: - L 15 - W-my . 4 . :. 595533 54 1. e 55 'ids I K' 1251- . A IT 9' A .4 53? eww- 'IF 1 1 , . fx' PARKER OFFICERS E. H. PARKER . . . MIKE REBICH . . Vice DON HARVEY . JOHN RICH . . . President President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS LANIER BONNER RONALD BROCK HUBERT BROOKER WINFRED BUFFINGTON HAROLD CRATON ISADORE GEPNER DON HARVEY LeROY HOLLAND DANIEL McEACHIN GENE MOODY E. H. PARKER MIKE REBICH JOHN RICH EARL RICHARDSON FRANK SUMMERS GLEN SWICEGOOD H. M. VAN TASSEL OFFICERS A. J. HAYWOOD President BILL CALHOU N Vice President JAMES PATRICK Secretary STUART RICHMOND Treasurer HAYwooD CALHOUN The Tech unit ot the Independent P--- ' -' E 2 Students Organization, a national ig, 3-gd club, has done much to aid the non- L! ..,, .lf-ii: traternity man. This organization is devoted to helping its members to f become weII rounded in their college ii ' 1 lite. The I. S. O. has done much A? a .laf E toward this goal since their organiza- -.fi tion, and they now rank as one ot 'R the top social organizations on the PATRICK RICHMOND GLEIIII UIIIT campus. Bonner Brock Brooker Buffington Craton Gepner Harvey Holland Moody Parker Rebich Rich Richardson Summers Swicegood Elllllllll The Callaway Unit of the I. S. O. is composed primarily ofimnarried students who live in the Callaway Apartments! ahd functions as a member unit of the main I. S. O. on the campus. This unit has one of the highest scholarship standings on the campus and is very active in athletic, social and civic affairs. Anderson Armsfrong Arnold Banksfon Beckman Clarke Clonfz ' ' Cobb Creswell Daniel Denfon Doran Geddy Gordon ' Humphrey Jeter Kelly Kornfield Meldrum Morris Naylor Osfrander Prater Praif Rabern Rossa Sheffield Stephens Sfomg Stover Vasllancourt Wyngarden Wilkerson N .QB anim, .W f.i.im:4ss OFFICERS BILL DENTON President SMOKEY STOVER Vice President BOB ARMSTRONG Secretary LELAND ARNOLD DENTON Treasurer MEMBERS GLENN ANDERSON BOB ARMSTRONG LELAND ARNOLD GEORGE BANKSTON GEORGE BECKMAN FRANK CLARKE JACK CLONTZ TED COBB GARLAND CRESWELL EVERETI' DANIEL BILL DENTON JOHN DORAN CHUCK GEDDY LUTHER GORDON HAROLD HUMPHREY BOB JETER DOYLE KELLY LEO KORNFIELD DAVID MELDRUM DON MOORE MICKEY MORRIS CHARLES NAYLOR CHARLES OSTRANDER NILON PRATER JACK PRATT JOE RAEBURN FERRUCCIO ROSSA ROBERT SHEFFIELD GABE ST. CLAIRE ALEC STEPHENS JOHN STONIG SMOKEY STOVER JOE VAILLANCOURT RAY WYNGARDEN HANK WILKERSON iz. aims , A fi. . Q hh ' 1'-IV Q s gi 923 f . f -ig if . 2 e GARNER TURNIPSEED OFFICERS MICHAEL GARNER President WILLIAM HOLT Vice President ROBERT ROGERS Secretary ROBERT RANKIN Treasurer OFFICERS E. G. TURNIPSEED President HERB JOHNSON Vice President JAMES LEHOSKY Secretary ROSARIO RIZZO Treasurer REBEI UIIIT Barley Davis Dowdy Denton Garner German Greene Holt Kilbourne Kirkley Lamb Martin Meacham Nelson Ovenden Rankin Tuffle Wall Whitfield Wilkins Winter Yancey Young SIIIITH UII I T Anderson Askew Beebe Bobo Dunn Harvey Henderson Henry Johnson, H. Lashley Lehosky Luxon Rizzo Sedlar Thweafl' TUFUIPSCNI Creveling Hermansdorfer N H U Y Weinberger MEMBERS SAM ARLINE THOMAS BARLEY JAMES DAVIS WILLIAM DOWDY BEALE DENTON MICHAEL GARNER ALFRED GERMAN JACK GREENE WILLIAM HOLT RAYMOND HUST LYNN KILBOURN CARL KIRKLEY FRANK LAMB JASPER MARTIN JAMES MEACHAM ROBERT NELSON LESLIE OVENDEN ROBERT RANKIN ROBERT ROGERS JAMES TUTTLE JOE WALL CARROLL WHITFIELD JOHN WILKINS LAUREL WINTER MORRIS YANCEY JOE YOUNG MEMBERS RAYMOND ANDERSON JOHN ASKEW LEN BEEBE JOHN BOBO JOSEPH CREVELING DAVE DUNN JOHN HARVEY C. L. HENDERSON PAT HENRY JAMES HERMANSDORFER HERB JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON ROBERT LASHLEY JAMES LEHOSKY BALLARD LUXON WILLIAM NUTTY JACK PARSONS ROSARIO RIZZO RALPH ROBERTSON RICHARD SEDLAR JACK THWEATT E. G. TURNIPSEED STAN WEINBERGIR TEEHWUUD UHIT MEMBERS WILLIAM ADAMS CHARLES BECKLER FRANK CASTAGNA SAMUEL DADISMAN PAUL EDFELDT DUANE FRANKLET DANIEL GORMAN MARION GRAHAM ROBERT HANLIN ARTHUR J. HAYWOOD CHESTER HENRY AUBON HIGGINS JAMES HUDDLESTON CLAUDE JENKINS GERALD JOINER GEORGE KELBERT ALLEN LAYSON WALTER LIGON TERRELL LOWRY HAMILTON MUNDY THOMAS MUSSLEWHITE CHARLES RICHEY JOHN SCHMIDT STEPHEN SKRIVAN ROBERT STEPHENSON EARL TANTUM ROBERT USRY FELTON VINSON Adams Beckler Casiagna Edfeldf Gorman Graham Hanlin Haywood Henry Higgins Huddlesfon Jenkins Joiner Kelberf Layson Ligon Lowry Mundy Musslewhife Richey Stephenson Tanfum Usry Vinson TOWERS UHIT MEMBERS J. 5. BARNARD I MAYO CARRINOTON A. J. KASCAK ORLANDO LLENZA GEORGE LUNDOLIIST A. E. MARKETTE R. s. MCCHESNEY ALAN NACHT LEON PAHNO H. R. PARRIS, JR. JAMES PATRICK STUART RICHMOND JIM SAWYER ROBERT SEID CHARLES TATE FRA N K LET OFFICERS DUAN E FRAN KLET President PAU L EDFELDT Vice President THOMAS MUSSLEWHITE Secretary GERALD JOINER Treasurer PARRIS OFFICERS H. R. PARRIS President CHARLES TATE Vice President JIM SAWYER Secretary Baynard Carringfon Llenza Lundquisf Markeife A. E. MARKETTE, JR. McChesney Pahno Parris Nach? 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HARTMAN HOLT HUSKISSON McGREGOR PICKETT RAST M SERMERSHEIM SHIELDS5' . M STQART . Il-IE SOCIETY wqg recentlyireqrganizefi On the Tegzh, campus Wafterw EA period ofqfeveral yiears'JjiiactivityiA ' ,, siociefy'is'QE:iQihbing ihiigh riition as onemof the ouisianding honohary organizations oni the '4,4 campuf. Members are selected 'From the students oi' 'che junior and thirdwquarfeig sopho- more classes who have been outstanding in extra-curricula activities. i ,W I Wm fi i 1, . 1 4 2 I . 'N 'ri '1 i' i 1 r I if N i l'7,,. ggiqiiiaiunfux- ri, r 'UIU- Mn W' 5-7:1 32 if-4 . 55.525 :gf-if mm rl. i 'f i:?'4LSr1':nE va LACH MAN LOWI SAMS SCH NABEL . . er, , 1 rw , r -r ffiff .. g X' M105 ZLL -- maxi' CANNON OFFICERS R. E. CAN N ON President W. M. SYN Vice President PHI HIIPPH PHI PHI KAPPA PHI is the oldest national scholastic honor 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 ot the senior class who are outstanding in scholarship during their first three years at Georgia Tech. The local chapter conducts the annual I-lonors Day exercises and awards a cup each year to the senior with the highest scholastic average. - 5 1, ' B' h Bradshaw Bryan Cadenhead Calf' ?grT1gIizIII ggilzgn gT:li:d-n Cahn: em Cgl 6:1 Congleton Cooper ilulbreth afglagllgrne Engelbrecht Fisk Fowler Freeman Gurnacos Guthman Hardman BITIS L 324 Holliman Hollis Hudiburg Jett Jobe Johnston Judd Kalmbach evnne Long J Long. W. Murphy Nance Puher Rifchin Turner Unkefer R. E. ANDERSON J. C. BAILEY H. S. BECKER A. L. BERNSTEIN H. E. BISHOP H. BRADSHAW T. O. BRYAN C. C. CADENHEAD J. L. CAIN D. A. CAMPBELL R. E. CANNON L. CLAYTON E. COHN T. F. COLLUM R. S. CONGLETON E. P. COOPER L. F. CULBRETH J. M. CULGAN H. I. DOBSON J. F. DUERST R. S. ENGELBRECHT G. H. FISK C. L. FOWLER S. T. FRANKLIN J. W. FREEMAN Macon Maloney Marion Marquand Meschke Mofsinger Mulleff Osfrander Perkins Pfaffman Pickeff Pippin Porjer PYGSSIY Roberfs Sams 'Schnabel Scrmersheim Slfshm Smlfh Syn Usry Wefheringfon MEMBERS C. GUMACOS S. GUTHMAN W. M. HARDMAN R. H. HARRIS G. B. HAWTHORNE A. L. HOLLIMAN J. S. HOLLIS J. J. HUDIBURG W. S. JETT T. C. JOBE J. G. JOHNSTON D. M. JUDD J. B. KALMBACH Z. LEVINE J. T. LONG W. P. LONG J. E. MACON F. J. MALONEY B. A. MARION R. E. MAROUAND K. W. MESCHKE S. D. MOTSINGER W. L. MULLETT J. H. MURPHY T. E. NANCE W S OSTRANDER PELS A PERKINS A PFAFFMAN G PICHA E PICKETT E PIPPIN PORTER W H PRESSLY PUWER S RO RT J SAMS I B SCHNABEL F SERMERSHEIM x ' ig, A SHROPSHIRE :.-. .. SITSHIN g k B SMITH X vfix W M SYN W E. TURNER R W UNKEFER I H. c WARD K. K.WlLcox 325 H.'s.' . I F. . I R. . A K. . R. . 'I J. . , J.E. Rf ' -I K. J. . B. . - G. . ,- M. . S.- R. . QD A A. I .Q R. - W R:O..USRY I 3 . I 1 R. D. WETHERINGTON I 5 CAIN OFFICERS J. L. CAIN President G. B. SCHNABEL Vice President W. S. JETT Recording Secretary W. E. TURNER Corresponding Secretary THU BETH PI THETAU BETA Pl association was founded on the campus of Lehigh University in l885 and is the leading honorary engineering fraternity in the nation. The standards of Tau Beta Pi are those which every student in the engineering field seelcs to attain. Membership thus signifies the attainment of excellence in scholarship, character, leadership, personality, and service. The Georgia Alpha chapter was established on the Tech campus in I925. Only those engineering students who are in the upper one-eighth of the senior class or the upper one-tenth of the junior class are eligible for membership. The local chapter is active in various campus projects. Engineers' Day was founded at Tech by Tau Beta Pi in l94O. Since that time, Engineers' Day has grown into Engineers' Week, and the St. Patriclcs Council was organized in l95O to assume the responsibility for the organization and direction of the various activities associated with Engineers' Week. Tau Beta Pi annually awards a cup to the outstanding engineering senior and sponsors a campus-wide tutoring program which is administered and carried out by departmental societies under the direction of Tau Beta Pi. Abb H All AII d A derson Archarnbault Bailey Baradell Begker Bennett Berkow Bernstein Bishcsp Brafffblett Braliiech Brrtnnan BrYani Burke cadenhead Cam Campbell Candor' gheyerfon Clay Clayton Cleare Cohn Collum, C. Collum, T. Congleton Constandacatos Culbreth Dansby FBITIS Deaver De Rose Duggan Engelbrecht Felt . Fisk Ford Franlrlet Freeman :'ISI-'YH Human Funk Gambill Guthman Hardman Harris Harvey Henderson Holllman Houston owe L. d JeH' Jobe Judd Kalmbach Kennedy Krause Lasseter Lester Levine Lewis in 326 Long, J. Long, W. Lookabaugh Lowry Macon Meadows Meschke Mofsinger Mullefi Muse Praffman Phillips Pickeff Pippin Porter Remion Rice Ridenour Rifchin Roberis Seid Simmons 'Sifshin Skeilie Slover Turner Unkefer Usry Weiheringfon Whiie MEMBERS L. V. ABBOTT D. C. DAVIS Z. LEVINE R. R. ALLEN B. S. DEAVER L. H. LEWIS J. O. ALLRED C. A. De ROSE W. E. LIND R, E. ANDERSON R. S. DUGGAN J. T. LONG R. 6. ARCHAMBAULT R. S. ENGELBRECHT W. P. LONG J. O. ARTERBURN N. E. FELT G. J. LOOKABAUGH J. C. BAILEY G. H. FISK T. N. LOWRY J. J. BARADELL J. H. FORD J. E. MACON H. S. BECKER D. L. FRANKLET F. J. MALONEY D. F. BENNETT S. T. FRANKLIN G. E. MANSFIELD J. J. BERKOW J. W. FREEMAN R. E. MARQUAND A. L. BERNSTEIN W. L. FRISBY J. H. MCGLOSSON H. E. BISHOP O. M. FULLER D. A. McGREGOR D M. BRAMBLETT W. J. FUNK W. M. MCGREW H. S. BRANCH W. R. GAMBILL B. R. MCREE J. X. BRENNAN H. W. GODBEE H. E. MEADOWS J. F. BRYANT S. GUTHMAN K. W. MESCI-IKE J. E. BURKE W. M. HARDMAN S. D. MOTSINGER C. C. CADENHEAD R. H. HARRIS W. L. MULLETT J. L. CAIN D. M. HARVEY W. H. MUSE D. A. CAMPBELL U. V. HENDERSON T. W. MUSSLEWHITE R. E. CANNON A. L. HOLLIMAN T. E. NANCE F. D. CI-IEVERTON W. B. HOUSTON W. S. OSTRAN DER E. C. CLAY H. W. HOWELL T. O. PATTON L. CLAYTON R. N. HUTTON F. A. PERKINS- H. M. CLEARE W. S. JETT J. L. PETTY E. COHN T. C. JOBE R. A. PFAFFMAN C. E. COLLUM D. M. JUDD F. M. PHILLIPS T. F. COLLUM J. B. KALMBACH R. E. PICKETT R. S. CONGLETON C. M. KENNEDY J. E. PIPPIN S. E. CONSTANDACATOS F. J. KRAUSE J. E. PORTER L. F. CULBRETH E. F. LASSETER R. E. POSEY T. DANSBY J. H. LESTER W. H. PRESSLY Maloney Mansfield Marquand McGregor McGrew Musslewhife Nance Osfrander Paffon Perkins Posey Pressly Puffer Ramsey Rankin Rosenberg Schatz Schleich Schnabel Seckman Smith, R. B. Smith, R. L. Sfeedley Sfigall Strickland Wiiliams Wrighf Young K. C. J. J. J. L. S. K. J. C. E. PUTTER L. RAMSEY E. RANKIN R. REICH B. REMOIN P. RICE RIDENOUR RITCHIN H. ROBERTS ROSENBERG J. SCHATZ W. T. SCHLEICH G. B. SCHNABEL R SECKMAN J. . W. B. SEGRAVES R. J. A A. V. R. R. J. C. K. C-3. SEID W. SIMMONS . SITSHIN C. SKELLIE SLOVER . SMITH SMITH . STEEDLY STIGALL STRICKLAND T'? '! m?' W. M. SYN EV. E. TURNER RI R. W. UNKEFER O. USRY D. WETH ERINGTON M. WHIT C. E J. L. WILLIAMS J. O. B. WRIGHT J. W. YOUNG 327. adizlyee C Reich Segraves Syn A AFI! : Fa. V PHI ETII SIGIIIII PHI ETA SIGMA, a national freshman honorary scholastic fraternity, was established at Georgia Tech in I93O. Membership in Phi Eta Sigma is the highest scholastic honor a freshman can attain at Georgia Tech. Only those men who have a point average of 3.5 for the first quarter, or an over-aII average of 3.5 for the entire freshman year are eiigible for membership. Each spring the fraternity presents a cup to the freshman having the highest scholastic average for the first quarter. MOSS OFFICERS J. G. MOSS President E. F. WARD Vice President C. LeCROY Secretary V. E. JOHNSON Treasurer B I' Bogug Bolch Campbell earn eazfzs. sm W Gordon Grimes Hawkins lmmlch Johnson Kirk BU Sl' 328 LeCroy Liddell Liz Moss Mundorff Nelson Sawyer Smith Teasley MEMBERS G. W. ADAMS F. L. FOWLER C. C. ALMON D. H. GORDON T. L. ALNUTT T. R. GRIMES J. L. BO'AL S. E. HAWKINS D. C. BOGUE F. C. IMMICH A. D. BOLCH V. E. JOHNSON D. A. CAMPBELL G. F. KIRK D. CARLIN E. L. LAUBER V. C. CHEW D. A. LAUTMAN A. J. COOPER C. LeCROY A. E. CUNNINGHAM F. B. LIDDELL R. C. DANCY S. A. LIZ J. D. DAVIDSON P. MANGRIOTIS J. L. DUNLAP J. H. MAULDIN A. A. ESRAL J. D. MCALLISTER Mangrioiis Osfrander Walls v. J. MCMILLAN J. G. Moss R. M. MUNDORFF R. B. NELSON W. s. OSTRAN DER J. T. PEGRAM R. W. PH ELPS C. E. QUENTEL c. SAWYER E. D. SMITH W. A. STRANGE G. A. TEASLEY A. B. WALLS E. F. WARD 329 Mauldin McAllisfer McMillan Pegram Phelps Quenfel Ward H CADENHEAD OFFICERS C. CADEN HEAD President S. D. MOTSINGER Vice President W. MUROSKI Secretary H. AVERY Treasurer BIIIFIEREIIII SUCIETII Swfivn THE BRIAREAN SOCIETY was founded in l9I2 tor students ot the Co-operative Department to promote high ideals and scholarship. It otters the highest honor available to upper-classmen who are outstanding in scholarship. leadership, and character. The Section I group attends school during the winter and summer quarters and Section II, during the spring and fall quarters. Those not in school work with industry. MEMBERS H. E. AVERY B. H. JETT S. F. PETRY W. W. BUCHANAN E. LASSETER J. E. PIPPIN C. CADENHEAD L. L. LEI-INER K. PUTTER M. FERNANDEZ S. D. MOTSINGER V. R. SLOVER H. W. GODBEE W. G. MUROSKI J. L. SMITH J. O. WRIGHT C d h d Fernandez Jeff I ?55'.I'r 65:51, Maoffiliwegi Mui-oski Petryh PlPPrn Puffgr Slover Smith Wrr9 I 330 Section I I Beiro Cain Cheverfon Fuller Harfley Houslon Musslewhife Paffon Powers Sharp Sfancil Turner MEMBERS F. O. BEIRO W. B. HOUSTON J. L. CAIN R. C. JOHNSON R. D. CHEVERTON F. J. KRAUSE J. C. CLARK T. N. LOWRY L. F. CULBRETH D. R. MCLAIN D. C. DAVIS T. W MUSSLEWHITE D. L. FRANKLET T. O. PATTON O. M. FULLER S. A. POWERS E. M. HARTLEY C. L. RAMSEY Clark Johnson Ramsey Usry J. R. REICH G. T. ROSSER W. B. SEGRAVES J. K. SHARP R. T. STANCIL W. E. TURNER B. O. USRY J. L. WILLIAMS L. H. ZALKOW 331 Culbrefh Davis Krause Lowry Reich Rosser Williams Zalkow OFFICERS B. O. USRY President W. E. TU RN ER Vice- President D. C. DAVIS Secrefa ry T. N. LOW RY Treasurer Franklzl' McLain Segraves USRY MEMBERS lllho lllho I oussruoms in mkmcnu Ano uses I .1 uunvcismzs I I ' f- ll f IIIHIVS UIHII AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES WI-IO'S WHO is a naiional organizaiion 'rhal selecls dislinguishecl sluclenfs Ihroughouf America for 'Iheir scholarship, leadership, co- operafion in educaiional ancl exI'ra-curricular acliviiies, general cilizenship, and promise of fuiure usefulness. Who's Who was or- ganized in I934-I935 Io give recogni+ion Io Ihose sfudenfs who conlribuied mosl Io school life. Sluclenls nominaied and accepiecl will be Iisied in Ihe annual direciory of cIisIinguishecI s+ucIen+s from colleges and universifies Ihroughoul America. This annual will give a biographical slceich and wrile-up of each slrudeni selecled. ELAM ANDERSON JIM BIGGS BARRY BLEMKER BOB BOSSONS HERB BRADSHAW KEN BROWN JIM BURKE CLARENCE CADENHEAD JOHN CAIN R. E. CANNON BILL CHEELEY DAVE CUMMING BERT EDLESON HAL FIELD BOB GRIFFITH ROY HARRIS JOHN HUSKISSON BILL JETT DON JUDD TED LACHMANN BOB LEE BOB PICKETT JOHN PIPPIN RAY RAST MARTIN RICHMAN BRUCE SAMS GEORGE SCHNABEL MIKE SERMERSHEIM E. L. SHIELDS JIM SHIVER CLARENCE SWEETS W. E. WILSON BILL WINSEMANN Anderson Blggs Blemker Bossons Bradshaw Brown Buljkq Cadenheid Cain Cannon Cheeley Cumming Edelson Field Girlffjfh HHHIS Huskisson Jen Judd Lachmann Lu mmf P-ppm Richman Sams Schnabel Sermersheim Shields Shiver Sweefs Wilson Wlnseman 332 I nevnnrmenrnl Hununs 333 +1914 AXE LQ!! I .3 ':-: 'sa fm eawe r, fd I.. 2- v-:- ' .ESV i. sf. .-,. I sg AX A. ff Q . wi ' 'PY MARION OFFICERS E. L. MARION President W. P. LONG Vice President C. L. FOWLER Secretary T. F. DAVENPORT Treasurer HLPHH EHISIGMH ALPI-IA CHI SIGMA is the national professional organization tor chemists and chemical engineers. Students are eligible for member- ship when they have reached second quarter status, and who are in school without conditions. The work ot the local chapter includes providing exhibits tor the student body, sponsoring speakers on scien- tific subjects, and establishing a medium tor social contact among its members. MEMBERS J. C. ATHANASSIADES J. L. ERGLE W. P. LONG G. W. BANKSTON H. W. FIELD B. A. MARION H. E. BISHOP C. L. FOWLER E. L. MARION J. B. BRADLEY W. A. GRESHAM W. P. MAYSON G. D. COLEMAN D. E. GRIFFITH K. B. MORRIS T. F. DAVENPORT J. L. HECI-IT N. H. PRATER G. C. DERRICK E. C. HULSEY E. W. RICHARDSON B' h B dl Col m Davenport DerriCII E?.5'S I Fiiicip Flifieiy Grzghairii Griffith Hulsey Long Marion Mayson Morris Prater RiChal'd50 334 Anderson Barron Benatar Blemker Bostick Bramblett Bryan? Chen Currie DeMars Denenberg Edfeldt Gordon Guthman Hume .lanes Kenyon Krause Kyle Lee Leighton Mandel McCondichie Omohundro Owens Perkins Posey Putney - Roberts Seckman Stanley Stover Sweets Thomas Thorne Vallina Van Horn Vaughan Weick Woods ALPHA Pl MU, the youngest ot the departmental honorary traterni- ties, was tounded at Georgia Tech in the tall ot I948 as a society tor the recognition ot industrial engineers with superior abilities. The local chapter was granted its charter by the Student Council on January 25, I949. and recognized by the state ot Georgia on March l7, l949. Membership is limited to juniors, seniors, and graduate students ot high scholastic standards who possess traits ot high leadership, character, and ethicality. Only those juniors who are in the upper one-titth, and those seniors who are in the upper one-third ot their classes are eligible. MEMBERS R. E. ANDERSON G. W. GREENWOOD R. E. PICKETT G. BARTON S. GUTHMAN R. E. POSEY L. BENATAR J. R. HUME R. B. PUTNEY B. B. BLEMKER J. F. JONES M. B. ROBERTS R. M. BOSTICK J. A. KENYON J. R. SECKMAN D. M. BRAMBLETT F. J. KRAUSE J. M. STANLEY J. F. BRYANT R. J. KYLE J. R. STOVER R. CHEN R. E. LEE C. A. SWEETS P. W. CRUTCHFIELD G. E. LEIGHTON G. THOMAS F. R. CURRIE R. M. MANDEL R. A. THORNE J. V. DeMARKS H. J. McCONDICHlE R. VALLINA E. I. DENENBERG W. A. OMOHUNDRO V. L. VAN HORN P. EDFELDT J. G. OWENS V. G. VAUGHAN W. B. FRENCH C. PERKINS D. V. WEICK B. GORDON S. S. WOODS HLPHH PI IHU 335 OFFICERS R. E. PICKETT President R. M. BOSTICK Vice President W. A. OMOHUNDRO Secretary R. E. ANDERSON Treasurer 2 rx E I1 ...Q II wrNssMANN OFFICERS W. H. WINSEMANN President D. E. SCHAFFER Vice President C. E. CONN ER Secretary R. D. VAUGHAN Treasurer CHI EPSIlllII CHI EPSILON is the only national honorary fraternity limited entirely to those men in the field of civil engineering. Founded in I922 at the University of Illinois, the fraternit recognizes the qualities of scholarship, character, practicality, and sociability in civil engineer undergraduates throughout the country. The Georgia Tech Chapter of Chi Epsilon, founded in I943, was formed from Civil Crew, the oldest honorary society on the Tech campus. The chapter procures speakers to present the latest news in the profession and also seeks to represent the students on questions concerning changes in curricula or policy in the School of Civil Engineering. MEMBERS W. W. ADDISON R. L. HOTALING D. E. SCHAFFER J. C. BAILEY P. M. JACKSON G. B. SCHNABEL C. E. CONNER. JR. S. L. JARRIEL W. F. SEIDEL A. J. COSTANZA C. J. JONES J. P. SULLIVAN W. S. DENTON M. N. KATZ E. G. TURNIPSEED J. H. DORAN B. B. MAZANTI R. D. VAUGHAN H. D. EDWARDS D. J. NAPOLI T. B. WILLIAMS F. M. GORDON J. B. REMION W. H. WINSEMANN A. J. HAYWOOD R. A. RIZZO J. W. WITASICK Addison BBIIBY Conner Gordon Haywood Hotalrng Mazanti Napoli RGITIIOH Sullivan Turnipseed Vaughan Costanza Denton Doran EdWafd5 Jackson Jarrlel Jones Kafl Rluo Schaffer SCIHIBPCI 52 -ICI Williams Winsemann Wilasnck 335 Allison Arkowifz Balcom Ba rio Beiro Be nnetf Blum Brown Bulbin Burke Chu Chang Collins Edelman Schabes Stripling DELTA KAPPA PHI is the oldest national honorary textile fraternity It was incorporated in I905 and the Theta Chapter at Georgia Tech was granted its charter in I949 Its membership is composed ot textile juniors and seniors whose scholastrc standxng character and leadership can tultlll the requirements The purpose of the traternlty is to promote and encourage a fraternal relationship among its mem bers and to advance the interest of its members in acquiring a thorough education in textiles L J ALLISON W. ARKOWITZ M. C. BALKCOM R. D. BARTRO F. BEIRO J. V. BENNETT J. BLUM W. C. BROWN S. D. BULBIN A. H. MEMBERS E BURKE W. CHU C. CHANG H. COLLINS EDELMAN GEPNER J. GIORDANO MATALON E MITCHELL NACHT S. ELS S. Y. POON T. R CH S. ROTHHOLZ . A. SCHABES . G. SIED . J. STRIPLING DEITII IIIIPPII PHI 337 Gepner Giord-ano Mitchell Nacht Poon Rich Rothholz . . J. . J. . V S A Y H P L G L J I I P G R R PE I GJ I I S U CII? OFFICERS W. C. BROWN President R. J. STRIPLING Vice President R. D. BARTRO Secretary H. S. LS Treasurer BROWN ROBERTS OFFICERS J. l-l. ROBERTS President T. N. LOWRY Vice President H. S. BRANCH Secretary C. GUMACOS Treasurer ern HHPPH nu ETA KAPPA NU, a national electrical engineering honor society founded in I904, installed the Beta Mu chapter at Georgia Tech in l94I. Its member- ship is composed of students and others in the profession who, by their attainments in college or in practice, show exceptional interest and marked ability in Electrical Engineering. A . B .I .v B eff Ba lgy Bennett Branch Cadenheacl Cavros Cgrs Cgisghdacatos Cgliiler Culbrzfh Daniel Davis DCRQSG g0l?':0 ht Duggan Ehrharf Engelbrechf Farmer Felt Fischer Garrison a rig 338 Googe Gumacos Guy Harris Hawfhorne Healy H08-in Ho'-'sion Hudiburg Jobe Lee Lewis LowrY Marquand McRee McLeod Meadows Olsen Pipgin Phillips Press.y Putter Rguker Ridenour Rxce Roberfs Rui erford Simmons Skelhz Syn Tlms Trax Usry Whiifield Wilson ' MEMBERS A. B. AMIS C. P. GARRISON R. D. OLSEN S. BARILO-VITS J. T. GATHWRIGHT F. M. PHILLIPS W. W. BARNETT C. E. GEARING J. E. PIPPIN L. BAYLEY J. M. GOOGE W. H. PRESSLY D. F. BENNETT C GUMACOS K. PUTTER H. S. BRANCH D. V. GUY R. L. RAUKER C. C. CADENHEAD R. H. HARRIS S. RIDENOUR S. CAVROS G B. HAWTHORNE L. P. RICE W. E. COE L. D. HEALY J. H. ROBERTS S. E. CONSTANDACATOS R. L. HOGAN W. ROBINSON C. L. COTTER W. B. HOUSTON R. E. RUTHERFORD L. F. CULBRETH J. J. HUDIBURG C. R. SCOTT J. S. DANIEL H. G. HUMPHREYS J. W. SIMMONS D. C. DAVIS T. C. JOBE A. C. SKELLIE C. A. DeROSE W. H. LEE R. T. STRICKLAND H. I. DOBSON L. H. LEWIS W. M. SYN R. S. DUGGAN T. N. LOWRY E. R. TIMS E. H. EHRHART R. E. MAROUAND V. T. TRAIL R. S. ENGELBRECHT B. R. MCREE R. O. USRY D. L. FARMER J. H. McGLOSSON E. W. WHITFIELD N. E. FELT R. M. MCLEOD J. E. WILSON D. C. FISCHER H. E. MEADOWS R. E. WORSHAM 339 Q BLANCHARD OFFICERS M. R. BLANCHARD President I-I. BRADSII-IAW Vice President H. C. MOORE Secretary W. C. JON ES Treasurer .T I.III. SUCIETII The INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT SOCIETY is the honorary pro- tessional group in the Industrial Management Department. To be eligible tor membership in this organization, the student must be a member ot the department and In the upper third ot the class. I-le must also show outstanding leadership and interest in the field of his studies. The purpose ot the Society is to give the member a practical view ot industry that is sometimes neglected in the classroom. MEMBERS D. F. BLACK. JR. C. L. HENDERSON H. C. MOORE, JR. M. R. BLANCHARD C. E. JOHNSON W. A. MURRAY, JR. M. W. BOLTON J. G. JOHNSON W. C. PETIY H. BRADSHAW W. C. JONES H. R. READ I.. H. BURCH W. E. JUSTIN B. F. REGISTER, JR. E. P. COOPER. JR. I. G. KELLERMAN J. ROGERS M. J. DOLD W. P. KENYON B. SAMS D. DURDEN B. KIDD R. SCHELDT B. EDLESON G. MADDOX M. F. SERMERSHIEM C. E. EDWARDS E. G. MARTIN W. G. SMITH W. H. FOX S. J. MITCHELL V. STOCK D. FLANAGAN F. C. MOORE G. K. TAYLOR, JR. J. FRITCH A. TRIMBLE B k BI h d B If B dsh w Burch Cooper Dold Durden Edelson Eliafards Foicnc ar Flaanggan Frisch a Henderson Johnson Jones Jusfen Kellgrmann Kenyon Kidd Martin Mitchell Moore, F.. Mo.ore, H. Murray Petty R26 Register Rogers Sams Scheldf Sermersheum Smith Stock Taylor 340 Blankenship Ciprgri Duble, G t Judd K I . aer ner Gates Tinius rochma Moms Odom Pentecost The Georgia Tech Chapter of KERAMOS fraternity a relatively new organrzatron on the campus was founded In February of I949 l-low ever the history of the fraternity dates back to I902 when the organrzatron had nts beginning at Ohlo State thus making rt the oldest natronal professional fraternrty an exrstence Many of the Unuted States most outstanding leaders rn the field of ceramic education and engineering are members of Keramos and the entrre organrzatron has as nts goal the promotion of pro fessnonal ethics and attrtucle among ceramrc engineers The foundrng ofthe lnstrtute of Ceramic Engineers was fostered by Keramos Fraternrty and although the Institute IS now an affiliate the Amerucan Ceramrc Socnety nts purpose IS the protectron of the Interests of professional ceramic engineers throughout the nation MEMBERS L CIPRARI M JUDD NANCE H DUBLER J KROCHMAL ODOM B LUPTON PENTECOST TINIUS C GAERTN ER 34l P OFFICERS C GAERTN ER President K B MORRIS Vrce President Secretary H DU BLER Treasurer V T GAERTNER . . . .. , , OT c. L. BUTNKENSHIP D. W. GATES K. B. MoRRIs J- L- PENTECOST J. . D. . T. E. y R. . J. . P. R. ,N R. l P. . D. . J. L. 1 J. o. . STEEDIJEY OFFICERS J. F. STEEDLEY President W. L. MULLETT Vice President G. E. DASHER Secretary T. W. MAY Treasurer PI THU SIGIIIH Pl TAU SIGMA, the honorary Mechanical Engineering traternity, se- lects its membership from the outstanding juniors and seniors ot each year. To be eligible tor membership, a student must not only have high scholastic standing in his class but also fulfill requirements ot character and leaclership. Baker Bass Bernstein Breen Chipman Clary Cobb Cobo Elliot? Elrod Flake Gardner Henry Holliman Hun? Jackson Burden Burrell Cannon Caruso Cheverfon Crabtree Culpepper Cunningham D'Amico Dasher Geer Hardison Hardman Harkness Harvey Jones Kalmbach Kimzey Law Lee 342 Lowi Malgeri Maloney Martin, J. Marfin, M. May McGrew Mulleff Murphy Musslewhife Osfrander Paffon Perkins Fefers Pruitt Purcell Rankin Reames Reese Roberson Sailors Saunders Schafz Simmons Slover Smith, R. Smifh, T Sfeedley Sievens Tassan Thomas Voorhees Wafson Weinberger White Wilson MEMBERS I C. C. BAKER R. L. GEER E. A. PERKINS 9 J. E. BASS W. B. HARDISON G. L. PETERS 1 E. A. BENNETT W. M. HARDMAN H. PRUITT -. A. L. BERNSTEIN W. S. HARKNESS E. R. PURCELL Q.. W. C. BOTELER D. M. HARVEY J. E. RANKIN I ' R. H. BREEN R. M. HENRY S. I. RELAMES In L. H. BURDEN A. L. HOLLIMAN T. F. REESE R. F. BURRELL C. W. HUNT J. E. ROBERSON H. S. BUTLER E. G. JACKSON R. F. SAILORS ' R. E. CANNON G. P. JONES W. H. SAUNDELRS E V. J. CARUSO J. B. KALMBACH E. J. SCHATZ R. D. CHEVERTON R. M. KIMZEY W. R. SHAWVER W J. F. CHIPMAN W. M. LAW J. V. SIMMONS K. B. CLARY P, Y. LEE V. R. SLOVER T. W. COBB A. LOWI R. B. SMITH ' J. COBO T. J. MALGERI T. M. SMITH H. S. COLE F. J. MALONEY J. F. STEEDLEY D. L. CRABTREE J. M. MARTIN B. H. STEVENS I ' R. L. CULPEPPER M. R. MARTIN B. A. TASSAN I J. M CUNNINGHAM T. W. MAY R. H. THOMAS J. W. D'AMICO W. M. MCGREW R. R. VOORHEES W G. E. DASHER W. L. MULLETT C. D. WATSON R. B. ELLIOT J. H. MURPHY S. J. WEEMS Q G. M. ELROD T. MUSSELWHITE C. S. WEINBERGER I G. H FLAKE W. S. OSTRANDER E. S. WHITE - P. H. GARDNER T. O. PATTON B. N. WILLIS ' L L. WILSON 2 5 343 . x . xx .PNK .-'T' .. TURNER orricsks W. E. TURNER President M. C. STONE, JR. Vice President W. C. CHAMPION, JR. Secretary J. D. JACKSON Treasurer PHI PSI PHI PSI is a national honorary textile fraternity which has as its aim the promotion of better teeiing and closer relations between the textile students, and to strengthen the position ot the textile industry. Election to membership is limited to a percentage ot the junior and senior textile students. H. C. ALLEN, lll R. L. BARNES W. D. BIRDSONG J. E. BRESNAHAN K. D. BROWN C. T. BURGESS A. CHAIKEN W. C. CHAMPION, JR. J. E. COPELAND J. D. CUMMINGS G. W. DAVIS C. R. FAIRCLOTH MEMBERS E. G. 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Social Editor PROFESSOR PAUL M. HEFFERNAN FacuIty Advisor FAWCETI' LARISCY LEVIE 346 ea:-book EDITORIAL STAFF JOHN ALDERMAN BERT ASTRUP PAUL BERG PAT BRADY L. G. BRYANT GORDON COOK DEAN DAVIDSON TOM ELLERBEE FRANK FOSS BOB FOWLER SAM FRANKLIN PHIL GALLION JIM HANDLY W. S. HANNER DON LAW AD LITTLE AL PASCOLA JOHN PATAKY JAMES PATRICK BOB PUCKETT BILL RAINES OSCE ROBERTS DAN SANTACROCE BILL SCOTT ROY SIMON BOB SUTITON B. B. TAYLOR TOM WILSON HOWARD WOO BUSINESS STAFF OSCAR BETTS FULLER CALLAWAY BEN FREDERICK DON GORDON JOHN GRIFFIN BOBBY HANLIN CHESTER HENRY RALPH HICKS DAVID MARTIN GRAHAM PHILLIPS REDFORD TRAMMELL WILSON 6 MW' The BLUE PRINT which is the otiicial yearbook ot Georgia Tech is published by the students during the latter part ot the spring term. 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Associate Editor Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager . . . Advertising Manager . . . . Feature Editor . . . , . Sports Editor . Assistant Feature Editor . . . . Coliection Manager . Assistant Collection Manager . Merchandising Manager . . . . News Editor . Circulation Manager PucA sMirH WEILLER wAssERsrElN THE EDITORIAL STAFF BILL BELL PAUL BERG RUDY BROWN BARRY CHRISTIPHINE DAVE COFER RALPH DOVE-R ED EPSTEIN KARL FRANKEL MARVIN GECHMAN HAL GRAHAM MARSHALL GRAHAM JAMES HEWELL HARVEY HOCHMAN FRANK HURST EMMETTE JACKSON TOM JENKINS PHIL JORY TOM KIRKPATRICK JERRY LAVINSKEY MIKE LEVY ED LOGAN DICK McCLOSKEY WILFRED SMITH SYDNEY STERN NORMAN TARLIN MONTE THORNE BUSINESS STAFF BILL CORRY HAROLD GOLDSTEIN HERB HICKS CLARENCE LeCROY HENRI NADWORNY BOB RAUKER BILL SHANNON JOHN SHELLEY HUGH WHITE The TECHNIQUE is The semi-weekly newspaper oT The Georgia InsTiTuTe oT Technology, published each Tuesday and Friday oT The school year by The sTudenTs OT Georgia Tech. 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EYi :'fI' 155 slggfq. . s'-s w-5:25.55-7 I -.-I.: vs? ' .3 Ii-LY I: ss.. ,J -2- 'I-If 1:2 - - gs- -': ' if II .. wir' I-,..s ..: ' ' ': T ' ' E f, fss :E BML - 4 E -0-1-. - .. ll'-II af:-12' :ss l 'ach ing' f -v v if DENNIS CLARENCE A. SWEETS HAL W. FIELD . . . MARVIN H. STUART . JOE E. DENNIS . . JOHN R. HARDEE . BILLY B. HOLLAND . HERBERT J. KIZER . WILLIAM D. LANG . . CLAUDE A. McGINNIS JOE E. SUMMEROUR . EBEN F.TILLY. . . HARDEE HOLLAND KIZER . Editor . Business Manager . Managing Editor Make-up Editor . Feature Editor rt Editor Ice Editor Manager Manager Manager Manager LANG McGINNIS summenoua TILLY 352 STAFF P. D. ALLEN J. E. BIGGS J. F. BRYANT T. P. CHAMLEE R. J. DOUGALL R. L. DOVER B. D. ELLIS E. J. FLEXER J. R. FRANKLIN I-I. E. GARWOOD J. W. GAY D, J. HALL F. N. HANDAL L. R. HODGES W. O. JONES J. LeCRAW F. B. LODDELL W. S. MAYTON G. C. PHILLIPS E. J. PILLERT F. T. RICE C. L. ROBERTS A. ROLOFF E. SCHELLER H, C. SMITH W. E. SMITH T. L. STORY W. J. SWEETS I-I. A. VANN C. W. WALL J. S. WILLIAMS H. H. WILLIAMSON W. W. WILLINGHAM WYQLMSJW The YELLICJW JACKET is lhe Georgia Tech humor magazine. The main obieciive oi lhe YELLOW JACKET is lo serve as an oullel' for crealive wrilers, carioonisls, arlisls. and pholographers on lhe campus. Ariicles of Technical or even semi-lechnical nalure are of no concern lo lhis pubhcalion. The expecled resulls oi 'rhe YELLOW JACKET embrace all forms of enjoymenl. The sludenis who read 'rhe magazine do so for lhe pleasure lhal lhey receive, ralher lhan for praclical knowledge. Allen Biggs Bryanl Chamlee Dougall Dover Ellis Field Flexer Franklin Garwood Guy Handel Hardee Hodges Jones LeCraw Liddell Mayfon Phillips Pillerf Rice Roberts Roloff Scheller Smilh, H. C. Smifh, W. E. Sfory Stuart Summerour Sweels Vann Wall Williams Williamson Willingham 353 9 Pk L 55170 X9 Iv 'a U: rv 1, l92l '20 5 J- 'x J' 0 QXYI ASS PUBLIEIITIUTIS BUHRIJ The Publications Board, made up ot representatives from the student publications, is the governing body on policy and scope ot coverage as pertains to each. The editors, business managers, and taculty advisors trom the Technique, Yellow Jacket, Blue Print, The Swivet, and The Engineer are automatically members ot the Board together with a representative trom the Student Council and Pi Delta Epsilon. OFFICERS ACTING DEAN T. BENJAMIN MASSEY . . . Chairman DON l-IARTMAN .... . .Secretary JIM BURKE . . Technique Business Manager JIM BYRD . . . HAL FIELD .... DON HARTMAN . JOHN HUSKISSON . FRED JONES . . . DON JUDD .... PAUL LIBERMAN . . RAY RAST ...... GEORGE SCI-INABEL . . JOHN STEEDLEY . . CLARENCE SWEETS . . BILL WEILLER . . . . . PROF. PROF PROF PROF PROP: HENRY C. ADAMS . PAUL M. HEFFERNAN ALAN Y. POPE . . JAMES M. RICHARDSI ' ' JAMES B. HAMAN . . Engineer Business Manager Yellow Jacket Business Manager Student Council Representative . . . . . Blue Print Editor . Blue Print Business Manager . . . . . Technique Editor . . . . . . Swivet Editor Pi Delta Epsilon Representative . Engineer Editor, Fall, Winter . . . Engineer Editor, Spring . . . Yellow Jacket Editor . Swivet Business Manager . . Technique Faculty Advisor . . Blue Print Faculty Advisor . . Engineer Faculty Advisor Yellow Jacket Faculty Advisor . . . Swivet Faculty Advisor L V We. . BURKE avno FIELD HARTMAN Husrclsson Jones rv' 'ffir JUDD LIBERMAN RAST 'SCHNABEL SWEETS WEILLER 354 sr PATHICKS WM ' A V COUNCIL URGHIIIZHTIUIIS SAMS orricens B. J. SAMS President K. G. BROWN Vice President W. T. KEN N EDY Secretary W. S. J ETT Treasurer STUDEIIT EUUTIEIL The Student Council, now in its twenty-ninth year, is the governing body ot the Student Government ot the Georgia Institute of Tech- nology. Through its duly elected members it represents the student body in all matters atiecting student interest, provides a medium ot communication between the students and school authorities, and preserves the customs and traditions ot the school. The members are elected by popular vote in the spring quarter ot each school year, with the exception of the freshmen who are elected at the first of the tall quarter. - Butler A d Bell Blemker Bllfqh Brown MTS? Cummins was Enrrrxziy Hartman Holt Jett Judd anne Y 356 Kifnzey Lachmann Liberman Liddell Long Ma son Malls l Muse Perkins Phillips Ramsboflom Secuman Sermershelm Shlver Smilh Tinius Wilson Wrlghf R. E. ANDERSON J. L. BELL B. B. BLEMKER J. D. BLITCH K. D. BROWN P. H. BUTLER J. C. CHANDLER R. S. CONGLETON D. P. CUMMING J. D. DAVIDSON P. N. DUNLAP W. E. DUNWODY MEMBERS D. M. HARTMAN A. R. HOLT W. S. JETT D. M. JUDD W. T. KENNEDY J. H. KILLEBREW R. M. KIMZEY T. E. LACHMANN P. M. LIBERMAN F. B. LIDDELL W. P. LONG W. P. MAYSON A. F. MILLS W. H. MUSE J. G. PERKINS G. C. PHILLIPS D. H. RAMSBOTTOM B. J. SAMS J. R. SECKMAN M. F. SERMERSHEIM J. K. SHIVER A. J. SMITH J. O. TINIUS W. E. WILSON W. G. WRIGHT 357 Q EI VA C!! CUUNIII r WINS!EMANN W. E. J OFFICERS H. WI NSEMANN President K. PUTTER Vice President I. DEN EN BERG Secretary R HAM MON D Treasurer ST. PIITRIEH'S EUUIIEIL SAINT PATRICK'S COUNCIL was organized during the tall quarter ot I949 by Tau Beta Pi, a national honor society, whose purpose it is to coordinate the ideas and etiorts ot all the engineering divisions on the campus. The membership ot Saint PatricIc's Council consists ot at least two repre- sentatives trom each school ot engineering, two each from the schools ot Physics, Chemistry and Industrial Management, and two trom the Department ot Public I-Iealth. The chief function ot this council is to promote the interest in the Georgia Institute of Technology and the several honorary and professional societies within its academic school and departments. It also plans, develops, promotes and coordinates all ot the several activities leading up to and included in the annual celebration ot Engineers Week. ROBERT ALLEN JEROME BENNETT MALCOLM BLANCHARD JOHN BRADLEY W. C. BROWN W. E. CHEELEY MEMBERS JOHN FORSHTAY SIG GUTHMAN JOHN HAMMOND W. C. JONES ORLANDO LLENZA WESLEY MANN TAYLOR NANCE WILLIAM PRESSLY KLAUS PUTTER EDWIN RANKIN CARL ROSENBERG ROBERT SMITH JERRY CLARK TED MAY JOHN TINIUS E. I. DENENBERG W. P. MAYSON WILLIAM TURNER ROBERT DUGGAN H. B. MUNDY W. H. WINSEMANN r Mp? All n Bennett Blanchard Bradley Brown CheeleY Clark Dcrienberg Duggan Forshtay Guthman Hammond Jones kligli Mann May MGYSOD MUIWY Nance f?SS'Y U ff Rankin Rosenberg Smith Tinius Turner WIHSBMBHH 358 Bebbingfon Blankenship Ciprari Dillard Dolson Dubler Friedman Gaeriner Gales Hohn Jakubowski Jensen Judd Korman Krochmal Levy McCormick McGeever Morris Nance Odom Penlecosl Quarin Reed Simmons Spring Stamps Stephens Tinius Watson THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY exists on the campus as a student branch. The organization was instituted during the year l926. Among the many activities ot the student branch are presentation of technical papers by students, talks by prominent ceramic engineers, and participation in social functions. Every effort is made to reach that combination ot academic achievement and social development to give a well-rounded personality to students in the School of Ceramic Engineering. MEMBERS P. BEBBINGTON C. Hoi-iN MCCORMICK L. BLANKENSI-IIP J..1AKuBoWsKi MCGEEVER J.CiPRAR1 Cs..1ENsEN MORRIS T E NANCE E. DICKSON D. Juno NANCE P'e5'de'it W. DILLARD P. KORMAN oDoM R.DoTsoN J.KRoCHMAL L.PENrECosT J LSSESESOST R. DUBLER R LEvY N.PouLos D. FRIEDMAN C MASON .OUARIN P. GAERTNER E. W. MCCALusTER REED T,eaSu,e, L. GATES T. SAKAYE HIHERIEHH EERHIHIE SUEIETV -359 F- M. if ii oEElCERs J. o. Tinius if iff: 1 , ii i N xi f. HE-A A76 ' 45 NANCE , O 0 Y ll X N - fs if m . gf C raufvorp in-19' XQBNLCFR4 CHAMPION OFFICERS W. C. Cl-IAM PION President W. H. MUSE Vice President G. H. FISK Secretary A. J. CHAIKEN Treasurer HIHERIEHII HSSUEIHTIUII UF TEHTILE CHEIHISTS HIIIJ EULURISTS The student chapter ot the American Association ot Textile Chemists and Colorists is now functioning in the Textile Engineering Depart- ment. This organization sponsors speakers that are prominent in the field ot Textile Engineering, motion pictures on various processes, and field trips to mills and other points of interest in the textile field. Barnes Beal! Beiro Bennett Birdsong Brand Bfaun Bulblq . . C H- C k Davis Dixon Epstein Egiigigiilh Emtlken Gealiilsm Giigfin Harris Hochsfaedfer Holi' 360 Hurvuiz King Rasf Ramsboffom Sfnplnng Toben R. L. BARNES R. T. BEALL F. o. BEIRO J. v. BENNETT w. D. B1RosoNe J. BLUM L L. BRAND E. N. BRAUN s. BULBIN W. C. CHAMPION A. CHAUFAN A. J. CHAIKEN F. T. H. CH'NG L. H. COLLINS C. E. COMMINS E. B. Cook G. W. DAVIS C. B. unxoN Maslia Rich Wassersizin MEMBERS E. S. EPSTEIN C. R. FAIRCLOTH G. H. FISK W. H. FLOYD E. G. GRAHAM J. K. GRIFFIN W. M. HARRIS L. HOCHSTAEDTER W. E. HOLT A. HURVITZ J. W. KING F. W. KOINIG A. M. MASLIA W. D. MABRY J. E. MURPHY W. H. MUSE H. L. MIDDLETON Murphy Muse Middlefon Nachf Nea Rofhhoiz Sadow Seid Smith Sfone Walker Webb Williams Wise Wrighf A. D. NACHT . D. NEAL . RAST D. H. RAMSBOTTOM J. T. RICH P. S. ROTHHOLZ J. SADOW R. G. SEID .J. SMITH M. C. STONE R. J. STRIPLING T. TOBEN R. S. WASSERSTEIN . C. WALKER C. WEBB L. WILLIAMS . C. WISE G. A. WRIGHT 361 Fr. 'BN sl 5 gf 1 . lk B f 266 f-aw .asf ..- em. K? . , GILBERT OFFICERS L. G. GILBERT President E. L. MARION Secretary J. B. BRADLEY Treasurer IIIIIEIIICIIII CHEIIIIEIII SUCIETII The Student Chapter of the AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY at Georgia Tech was founded in the FaII Quarter of I948. Membership in the Chapter is open to all graduate and undergraduate students ot Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. The organization affords an opportunity for the student to become better acquainted with the protes- sional aspects ot Chemistry. Its purposes are to foster a professional spirit among the members and to instill pro- tessionai pride in Chemistry. ' A f' B kt Bauer Beckler Bzrtsch Bevers Qdiiavrgiftesi Qligggy Qrgigvien Qaihsirong Chliiisaphine CT1IIlbsbon Clark Cleveland Collum gramgq Conner D-aniel Defrio Drew Elliott En8eI Efslr EGIQIWM Loggi igggon Jamrgz LI Gammage Gilbert Gresham Griffith Hammond Hefner Hodgdlfl 0 9505 U 0 Y 362 Johnson Kennedy Kievil Kitlrell Kudro Kulka Ligon Long Lopez Lowl Marion, B. Marion, E. Paul Pefly Praler Raynes Richardson Rifkin Willis Wolfe Wrlghf Wylie Zalkow Zurawel MEMBERS G. W. ADAMS J. L. ERGLE W. P. LONG R. C. ADAMS J. E. FELTHAM L. LOPEZ J. O. ALLRED C. L. FOWLER D. L. LOWI M. J. ARlLDSEN O. M. FULLER B. A. MARION G. E. ARMSTRONG W. R. GAMBlLL E. L. MARION J. C. ATHASSlADES H. M. GAMMAGE W. P. MAYSON J. G. AUSTIN L. G. GILBERT H. A. McGEE G. W. BANKSTON W. A. GRESHAM T. W. McGEEVER P. T. BANKSTON D. E. GRIFFITH E. R. MOOREHEAD J. R. BAUER J. R. HAMMOND J. E. MORGAN C. E. BECKLER R. J. HEENER D. R. MORRIS L. L. BERTSCH H. B. HODGDEN A. D. NACHT R. C. BEVERS R. E. HODGSON W. S. PAUS A. J. BOUVETTE R. N. HUTTON J. L. PETTY W. D. BRADBURY T. JACKSON N. H. FRATER J. B. BRADLEY W. J. JANCZYS M. RAYN ES E. R. BROWN l-l. R. JOHNSON E. W. RlCHARDSON J. L. CAIN B. F. KENNEDY H. RlFKlN F. B. Cl'lRlSTlPl-llNG J. C. KIEVIT D. B. ROBERTS P. A. CHUBB A. C. KlTTRELL R. H. SLAUGHTER J. C. CLARK T. G. KUDRO B. J. SNYDER J. M. CLEVELAND B. M. KULKA W. B. STONE C. E. COLLUM H. J. LAMOTHE R. TECHO T. A. CRAMER S. L. LAND C. M. Wl-llTE W. D. CONNER L. G. LANIER J. R. WILLIS W. D. DANIEL E. F. LASSETER R. K. WOLFE J. R. DETRlO L. M. LEVENSON W. H. WRlGl-lT G. D. DREW Z. LEVINE L. M. WYLIE D. E. ELLlOTT W. M. LIGON L. H. ZALKOW L. J. ENGEL E. A. ZU RAWEL 3,63 Lamorhe Land Lanier Levenson Levine Mayson McGee McGeever Morgan Nachf Slaughfer Snyder Sfone Techo Whife 409547. A pPfLlPs Z 'N 5 1 l x Q I V 'J'-' Q - 'iii 3 5' FTB EVBMH' '- ' 2.352-SEQ V .gem ggi res ' s . Q meg? . Wvyf . -.-1,9 53.5.3.1 1 f ., . gwfiigg ' we 1 ' 4 f ., ,. fe 1.15: ia ...Q W3-ix -ei.,-.Q 4. V sr- : 1 i , , . . -.HWS .fra -: 1: ' ' I Q . 'V , aaa... . ' Q' f 1 4. 2: ' ' VAN HORN OFFICERS V. C. VAN HORN President R. B. PUTNEY Vice President L. H. GORDON Secretary M. R. GARN ER Treasurer HMERIEHHIHSTITUTE UF IHDUSTRIHL EHGHI THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS is a naiional organizarion for Induslrial Engineers or professional men who are performing dulies in phases of Ihis field. The.aim of.'l'he Tech chapier is.Io creale and develop a keen inferesl in The field of lnduslrial Engineering. To do Ihis, an opporlunily io luriher sludy Ihe principals iaughi in class is given fo l'he members by having qualified speakers, illusrrarive movies, and plani fours. By becoming aiiilialed wilh Ihe sludenl chaprer, ihe member may ioin 'ihe senior chaprers afler graduaiion al a reduclion in dues. This lechnical group offers rhe sludenr and The graduale engineer a medium of communicaiion and companionship and also ihe opporlunify to exchange ideas in his lield. I R. E. ANDERSON B. GORDON MEMBERS M. B. MCCREERY A H N D C. C. .MCCRUM .McDONALD .MELDRUM B. METTENHEIMER H. MILAM MILBURN H G D. L. M. M. MORRIS W. A. OMOHUNDRO J C. D. R R L. B. C. J. G. OWENS PERKINS G. PHILLIPS E. PICKETT E. POSEY B. PULLEN E. PYE J. RADFORD R. SECKMAN E, J. BARON W. O. GORDON W. W. BARBER F. W. HANAUER G. BARTON W. G. HAYNES L. O. BEEBE R. H. HECKER A. A. BELL W. C. HENRY LEO BENATAR C. L. HOHENSTEIN O. V. BRAUN J.R.HUME J. F. BRYANT W. P. JENT R. A. CHEEK F. L. JONES W. E. CHEELEY J. A. KENYON W. A. CLARKE C. KIRKLEY C. L. CRAWFORD H. J. KIZER V. A. CRAWFORD W. L. KNIGHT C. B. DANIEL D. I, LEE E. DENENBERG L. A. LEVIE W. F. DeSOI S. B. LOTT C. I-I. EITEL R. M. MANDEL W. C. FREE R. R. MARINARO H. B. SOUTHER EEHS L. T. SOVEY S. A. SPARKS W. E. SPIER C. R. STIGALL D. A. STIVERS F. A. SUMMERS C. A. SWEETS R. P. TEMPLETON G. THOMAS W. A. THOMAS E. B. UPCHURCI-I El. G. VAUGHAN . L. WALKER P. M. WALKER J. H. WATTS J. K. WHEELER J. A. WILLS S. S. WOODS .D. WYNGARDEN R E. M. ZORRILLA Anderson Barnes Daniel Denenberg Jeni Jones McCullough McDonald Pullen Pye Thomas Upchurch Barron DeSoi Kenyon Meldrum Radford Vaughan Beebe Bell Eilel Free Kirkley Kizer Meflenheimei Milam Seckman Soulher Walker, B. Walker, Benafar Bra un Bryant Gordon, B. Gordon, W. Hanauer Knight' Lee Levie Milburn Morris Omohundro Sovey Sparks Spier P. Walls Wheeler Wills 364- Cheek Haynes Loft Owens Siigrall Woods Cheeley Hecker Mandel Perkins Slivers Wyngarden Clarke Henry Marinaro Phillips 'Summers Crawford, C. Crawford, V Hohenslein Hume McCreery McCrum Picker? Posey Sweets Templeton Abbott Alfano Armour Aubel Bahr Baldwin Baradell Beard Deadmore Dixon, H. Dixon, L. Dodd Eckles Ellis Epperson Fallis Goode Guerra Gunnels Hall Hammer Haralson Henry Hickman Johnson Joiner Joyce Kenney Levy Llenza McCartha McLean Reagin Repult Ritchen Roberts Shields Sineway Smith, J. Smith, T. Tiller Tucker Veenstra Whitworth Williamson Willingham Wills Wilson THE ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY was tormecl in I9IO and is one ot the oIdest organizations ot its type on the campus. Each year the Society enters the work ot outstanding students in a national contest. The Society not only sponsors lectures and tield trips each year, but also subscribes to several trade magazines and purchases books tor the departmental library. MEMBERS L. V. ABBOTT B. D. ELLIS T. W. JAY A. H. SMITH F. A. ALFANO M. L. EPPERSON J. E. JOHNSON J. H. SMITH C. R. ARMOUR S. E. FALLIS T. W. JOINEIR T. E. SMITH L. A. AU BEL R. E. FOREHAND T. G. JOYCE P. S. STEVENS R. C. BAHR E. L. FRANKLIN J. N. KENNEY D. L. STRANGE-BOSTON M. H. BALDWIN S. T. FRANKLIN TED LEVY G. B. STRATTON J. J. BARADELL W. J. FUNK O. LLENZA W. C. SUCCOP J. B. BEARD F. D. GARNER S. R. MCCARTHA R. H. TAYLOR L. M. BELL D. R. GOODE W. Y. McLEAN R. E. A. TERRY J. E. BIGGS H. G. GUERRA A. J. MANGIONE M. TILLER H. V. BLALOCK C. E. GUNNELS F. MUDANO B. L. TUCKER R. L. BLYTH R. H. HALL W. F. PENNEY R. J. VEENSTRA J. O. BOYTE H. HAMMER E. J. PILLERT B. WHITWORTI-I R. C. BROWARD J. B. HARALSON W. E. PRICE H. H. WILLIAMSON F. H. CURLIN W. R. HENRY J. W. REAGIN F. N. WILLINGHAM L. C. DEADMORE R. L. HICKMAN F. C. REPULT W. R. WILLS H. S. DIXON BILL HOLLAND K. RITCI-IIN W. E. WILSON L. B. DIXON H. W. HOWELL E. L. ROBERTS W. T. WINSHIP J. H. DOIDD D. T. HUGHS E. L. SHIELDS K. WONG E. C. ECKLES F. E. JAMES R. E. SINEWAY P. WONG G. S. YATES 365 Bell Biggs Blalock Forehand Franklin, E. Franklin, S. Holland Howell Hughs Mangicne Muclano Penney Strange-Bostc Stratton Succop Yates OFFICERS 1 E. J. PILLERT I' President . R. WILLS Vice President . T. F. COLLU M Secretary R. H. HALL 3' I Treasurer Winship Wong I- I I I I W Blyth Curlin Funk Garner James Jay Pillert Price Taylor Terry PILLERT CRAMER OFFICERS T. A. CRAM ER President H. J. LAMOTHE Vice President G. E. MANSFIELD Secretary T. W. MCG EEVER Treasurer HIHERIEI-III IIISTITUTE UF EHEIHIEI-Il EIIGIIIEERS The purpose of the student chapter of A. l. Ch. E. is to provide opportunities for the 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 scholarship 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. . ' k d A -Id B kf 5 shop Brqwn Burton Cam Cam bell Clar alias.. Crimean 5... ....... we F-er... irf ' .. 32:2 Galphin Gammage Giibert Gill Gore Gresham gr' f' K emmof' Kina, Hulsey Hutchinson Jaller Jenkins Johnson Kennedy Klttrell flmme 366 W Lamofhe Marion Richardson Whife Land Mayson Rifkin Willis J. O. ALLRED M. J. ARILDSEN D. E. BAKER T. W. BAN KSTON G. P. T. BAN KSTON W. BIBB E BISHOP M. BURTON H. . E. R. BROWN J J L CAIN DI A. CAMPBELL J. C. CLARK C. E. COLLUM T. G. A. CRAMER C. DERRICK D. DREW G. D. ELLIOT J. L. ERGLE FIELD H. D. FRANKLET M. FULLER O. R. GALPHIN GAM MAGE H. L. G. GILBERT A. C. GILL Levine Lopez Paul Paxton Rivenbark Samoden Wrighf, J. Wrighf, W. MEMBERS J. H. GORE W. A. GRESI-IAM D. E. GRIFFITH J. R. HAMMOND W. R. HORNE E. C. HULSEY D. O. HUTCHINSON L. E. JALLER C. W. JENKINS W. L. JOHNSON B. F. KENNEDY A. C. KITTRELL R. L. KRIMMEL J. C. KIEVIT H. J. LAMOTHE S. L. LAND R. LESTER Z. LEVINE L. LOPEZ D. LOWI T. W. MCGEEVER C. A. MCGINNIS H. A. McGEE G. MANSFIELD E. L. MARION Lowi Pefiy Stone Wylie W. P. MAYSON W. S. PAUL J. B. PAXTON J. L. PETTY JOSE PORTELA N. H. PRATER J. W. RABERN C. L. RAMSEY E. W. RICHARDSON H. RIFKIN J. C. RIVENBARK R. A. SAMODEN W. B. STONE B. SNYDER J. E. THORNTON J. A. VAILLANCOURT R. E. VAUGHN J. F. WALL C. M. WHITE J. R. WILLIS J. L. WRIGHT W. H. WRIGHT L. M. WYLIE L. H. ZALKOW E. A. ZURAWEL 367 McGeever McGinnis McGee Mansfield Poriela Prafer Rabern Ramsey Snyder Thornfon Vaillancourf Vaughn Zalkow Zurawel C5 2. K Ewa! H 1 MEADOWS OFFICERS . H. E. M EADOWS President C. P. GARRISON Vice President W. B. HOUSTON Secretary S. E. CONSTAN DACATOS Treasurer l-llllERlEllll IIISTITUTE UF ELECTRICHL Ell5lllEERS The Georgia Tech Chapter ot the American Institute of Electrical Engineers was established in l9l5. The organization is dedicated to furthering the knowledge ot electrical engineering students in their chosen tield. The organization stimulates the interest of its members by lectures, tours and movies. Allred Austin Barnett Barron Bayley Berkowitz Birdsong Blatner Bonner Bowers Brewer Brown Carpenter Chandler Chupp Clark Clegg Coe Collins Conner Constandacatos Cotter Culbreth Daniel Davis, C. Davis, D. Deaux Dobson Duggan Edelbaum Engelbrecht Etheridge Farmer Ford Foscue Foster Fountain Frisby Garrett Garrison Gathright Gaude Geddy Gilbert Gill Grant Griffin Gumacos Hall Ham Harris Harte Harvel Hawthorne Healy Heim Hickman Hitz Hogan Holladay Houston Hubbs Hudiburg Hump rey Hyatt Jackson 368 Jobe Kaminsky Knobloch Kruse Lane Lang Lewis, F. Lewis L. Li htner McGoogan McLeran Muecke Naylor NeiIIy Oatts Partick Petergon Pesierfreund Phllpot Plppln Plrtle Pressly Rauker Reeves, E. Reeves, O. Rhymer Rice Roberts Robertson Rotramel Rogers Rupp Rust Rufherfqrd Salfgr Sane, Scott, R. Searle 'Shelton Simmons Sparks Spencer Skellie Smith Stephens Taylor T-mi Tfenf Wafson Webb Wm weiliiiig White, E. F. while, E. l.. R R ALLRED T C AUSTIN W W BARNETT A V BARRON L B BAYLEY S H BERKOWITZ L E BIRDSONG W C BLATNER c.c.,,q:.,mU BONN ER BOWERS H BRANCH L BRANNING S BREWER N BROWN CARPENTER C CHANDLER CHAPMAN W CHUPP W A CLARK J E CLEGG W E COE 7Clz1clovnI'l1mUnr.l-nam-L 'Hr-ITIU-I mm COLLINS CONNER CONSTANDACATOS COTTER CULBRETH DANIE DAVIS C DAVIS M DAVIS J DEAUX I DOBSON S DUGGAN EDELBAUM S ENGELBRECHT O ETHERIDGE .. D.. c. . . . ' . . c. C.. . . . .. c.. .. R. . it . . . . H. . R.. ,T .. .. R.. N. . D.L. J.. F.. .. . . . . . . . C, , .E. .. R.. E. , . . R.. B.. l .. . .. C.. R.. R. . . .. G.. M. . F.. . . M. . T.. .T. .B. R.. l-l.. J. . . .. R.. E. ,, . .H. H.. C.. . . - E. . C. .. ,. . . P. HALL J. l.oATTs . .SMITH .. .. A.. . . .. R. . s. . J.M. J .. J.. L. ,, .. H.B, F.. R.. - .. as. F. . . . I .. Lo. T. . c. . 4 .. D.R. C. . E.. .. L J.c. J.. J.. .. R.. . . .. .. T.R. . . J.. . .J R.L. . E., . .. .. .. ES .. I .. .. . . ES .. . .. . .RI ., L FARMER J H FORD FOSCUE W M FOSTER J FOUNTAIN W M FOX W L FRISBY D GARRETT C P GARRISON J T GATHRIGHT P GAUDE E GEARING B GEDDY N GILBERT E GILL L GRANT E GRIFFIN GUMACOS A HAM H HARRIS F HARTE HARVEY HAWTHORN HEALY HEIM HEMBY S HICKMAN HITZ HOGAN W L HOLLADAY W B HOUSTON S L HUBBS J J HUDIBURG H G HUMPHREY W H HYATT E MEMBERS W JACKSON T C JOBE E JOHNSON J KAMINSKI W C KNOBLOCH W KRUSE B LANE W D LANG H LEWIS B LIGHTNER F L NG E MAROUAND W MCGOOGAN B MCLEARAN E MEADOWS MUECKE G NAYLOR W C NEILLY E PATRICK G PETERSON PETERFREUND L PFARR M PHILLIPS M PHILLIPS H PHILPOT L PIPPIN W H PIRTLE W H PRESSLY R RAUKER E A REEV O W REEV W RHYMER L P CE S SIDENOUR J P RIGSBY J H ROBERTS 369 D W ROBERTSON W T ROGERS E O ROTRAMEL W E RUPP N RUST E RUTHERFORD H SALTER J R SARVER R SCOTT SCOTT M P SCOTT G SCOTT R SEARLE W SHELTON W SIMMONS SKELLIE SMITH SMITH GTYWDJRZR Ir-'mm M SPARKS SPENCER W C STEPHENS T STRICKLAND W M SYN H TAYLOR R TIMS E TRENT J P WATSON E WEBB C WEST W E WESTRING C D WHITAKER E F WHITE E L WHITE E W WHITFIELD W E WILLIA J M WORD Ling Phillips, F. Ridenour Scott. E. Strickland Whitfield Marquand Phillips, 1. Rigsby Scoft, M. Syn Williams TAYLOR OFFICERS H. TAYLOR President W. F. SEIDEL Vice President J. E. LEACI-I Secretary R. J. ARMSTRONG Treasurer HlliEllICllll SIJEIETII UF EIUIL EIIEIHEEIIS The Georgia Tech Sluclenl Chapler of AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS oloiained Hs charler in 1924. All Juniors and Seniors in Civil Engineering are eligible 'For membership and are welcome al' 'ihe meeiings. The Siudenl' Chapler is ac'l'ive in obiaining movies, speakers and field irips. A+ leasl one sludenl-faculry social iuncrion is held each quarrer. Adams Addison Andrews Arrnslrong Bradford Brady Brevefli Caldwell Crain Dawson Doran Dufour Gill Goefz Gordon Gravino Jarrelt Jarriel Jerl' Joiner Qrnolch' appz r Edwards Greer Jones, C Bailes Bailey Baskind Bell Bells Blackburn Borgh Cemaj Chaimson Clay Cohen Conner Cooper Cosfanza Ervin Feller Ferrell Fischer Flanagan Gaddis Genfsch Gurley Haywood Holi Hofaling Hunf Jackson, P. Jackson, W Jones, C. J. Jones, W. R. Joris Katz Kirkpatrick Kraizer Lamson 370 Suv-uzr 1- 35' o,,- mi M gwf-rev?-5-Dsr'++pws-rp-QQ-wowhs-Draws? 5 cz?Sx3SQw0Q??9i::1b3W?g?fWPHugs I W . SE8rQ38o89IQn3n52ZwEFSFSP53ZZ,P fwwzf ganSgr02132zZ22gm,:IA:fm::z:UUg gala: rgggziggm :ZX 20320 gm 53395223 25 27 Z 'fl Z ' ' EWZPMQEQ QSUUQSQW rp F' U Z Q S5555 mg L 55352 ..wma.QOOQSWPPQFpywwprzrmwperopw 2- P WHFWZOQHI4QFm:grxLmwLzQgwmgwPmmO EV H r-7:55'r.':. 'f-g. I'Imm .m3'-1-II ,-n S'- bfjmgogoaggg7'SIOg:,Cxg,?gg63I'l gl'gLnF1n1m72 5-H-7'-I2zZZ'3IwQ0C-H--4 m3 z: FZ'ZvznW - Nm NU' mmz -mxzi'-lg'-794 my-Swm IW'-Z urzl r- Qm 3, gcnmm rn-W,-l,. rn -ON n br,-,rrlrn Sanz-, ZZ' 'I W I'-to - O4 ZO Omwrm rv-. 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ENGINEERS , 'Y MUL'-ET' orrlcens W. L. Muuerr President J. F, STEEDLEY Vice President J. M. MARTIN Secretary H. A. COLE Treasurer lllllElllEIlll SllElETll UF lllECHlllllEl5Il ENGINEERS Weekly meelings of lhe Georgia Tech Sludenl' Branch of Jrhe American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers gives lhe mechanical engineering sludenl' Jrhe opporlunily 'ro develop a professional oullook. Prominenl engineers are inviled as speakers lo discuss currenl' advances in engineering and The place of 'lhe engineer in sociely. The Sludenl Branch conducls lielcl lrips and holds al leasl' one social evenl each quarler. All engineering sludenls are eligible for membership. Membership in lhe Sociely is The young mechanical engineer's lirsl slep foward acquiring professional slanding in 'lhe engineering communily. Allen Anderson Baker, C. Brooks Brumbalow Brungraff Cheverfon Chipman Clary Dominey Elrod Evan? Holliman Houser Jenkins Baker, Bush Coho Flake Jefer R. Balfour Beekler Bernsfein Blanlon Boswell Caldwell Cannon Caruso CUNY Chapman Coursey Crabiree Cunningham Dasher DQMBFS Geer George H-ardman H'enry Hlll2Y Kalmbach Kaufmann KimzeY Km? Lachman 372 aw Lee 4213 o om 031-. 3-Bn: mg 5l Sv- Z SMD! mach: -:ag-4 5.310 H 2' Jfgnoonnxx . ALLEN . B. ANDERSON . C. BAKER . C. BAKER . N. BALFOUR . R. BECKLER A. BENNETT L. BERNSTEIN A. BLANTON B. BOSWELL L. BROOKS . A. BRUMBALOW O. BRUNEGRAFF C. BUSH . S. BUTLER R. CALDWELL E. CANNON J. CARUSO C. CERNY M. CHAPMAN D. CHEVERTON F. CHIPMAN B. CLARY COBO . S. COLE E. COURSEY L. CRABTREE f+G1F-SJ?'If-?1f-F15-5-FPS-Irirvlf-rms . E. DASHER V. DeMARS R. DOMINEY, JR. G. M. ELROD E. R. EVANS M. CUNNINGHAM Light Lindsay Lowi Lufher Malgen Maloney Marhn, J McCIosky McGrew McHan Medina MuIIeM' Perkins Feih Rankin Reese Roberson Ro Sailors Saunders Schah Smifh Smifh, T. Sfaplefon Sreedley Tassan Trolhng Vevera Wafson Weinberger Armsfrong Wilson Winn Woodward Zlgnago MEMBERS G. H. FLAKE F. A. PERKINS R. L. GEER D. H. PETH R. C. GEORGE W. D. PORTER W. M. HARDMAN J. H. QUIGG G. F. HEAD J. E. RANKIN R. M. HENRY T. F. REESE R. D. HILLEY J. E. ROBERSON A. L. HOLLIMAN T. L. ROESEL W. E. HOUSER L. A. ROY D. H. JENKINS R. F. SAILORS R. W. JETER W. H. SAUNDERS J.A.JUHLIN E.J. SCHATZ J. B. KALMBACH W. E. KAUFMANN R. M. KIMZEY D. D. KING T. E. LACHMANN W. M. LAW P. Y. LEE F. R. LIGHT C. E. LINDSAY A. LOWI G. C. LUTHER T. J. MALGERI F. J. MALONEY J. M. MARTIN M. R. MARTIN T. W. MAY R. M. MCCLOSKY W. M. MCGREW G. R. MCHAN H. M. MEDINA W. L. MULLETT J. V. SIMMONS RAYMOND SMITH RUDOLPH SMITH T. M. SMITH A. F. STAPLETON J. STEEDLEY B. TASSAN . TROITINO J. VEVERA R. . VOORHEES A. P. WARREN EV. R. WARWICK C 5- 7u!'I'lZb?j'1 . D. WATSON .S. WEINBERGER E. S. WHITE I. L. WILSON J. S. WINN M. A. WOODWARD J. ZABLOWSKI D. A. ZIGNAGO 373 TINIUS OFFICERS J. O. TINIUS Commander CAPT. L. HAM I LL Executive LT. H. PLUMMER Adjutant LT. T. MALGERI Treasurer IIRIIULD IIIII SIIEIETII THE ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY is one ot the newest organizations on the Tech campus. The members of this society are selected trom Air Force R. O. T. C. advanced students with at Ieast a B average in military and who show outstanding interests and abilities as Air R. O. T. C. cadets. The organization is designed to promote closer and more efficient relations among students of the Air Force R. O. T. C. program. MEMBERS R. M. BULLARD MALGERI R. E. RUSSELL R. A. CONE . PLUMMER J. SADOW L. I-IAMILL G. L. RICE J. O. TINIUS C. E. JOHNSON .S. RICHMAN O. H. TOMPKINS H 'n J hnson Majseri P'Um '12f Rildieard Riacrheman Rmizggll SZCIDW T'n'U5 Tomphns 374 Albritton Allen Archambaulf Bachman Barnes Becker Carter Clanton Crawford Cumming Daniels Duffy Kenyon Lavelle Lifsey Lively Lipsilz Long McCullough Mestre Minick Morcock Mundorff Myers Powers Rice Ricles Russell Salmirs Safer Berkow Bernstein Hannigan Harris Lucas Mann Nabers Nadworny Sitshin Smith Bishop Helms Manson Nichols Terry Designed to encourage original thought, the national Institute ot I Aeronautical Sciences coordinates the different phases ot aeronauticsg 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 ot the field outside the classroom. MEMBERS B. G. ALBRITTON J. W. HARRIS W. A. NABERS R. R. ALLEN L. L. HELMS H. C. NADWORNY R. G. ARCHAMBAULT D. D. JONES T. C. NAUGHTON J. A. BACHMAN I. P. JONES P. M. NICHOLS G. H. BARNES G. O. KELBERT G. A. NORMAN A. J. BARRETT L. M. KENNER A. X. OLIVO H. S. BECKER H. A. KENYON J. R. OWEN J. J. BERKOW J. E. LAVELLE T. M. PERKINS D. BERNSTEIN W. N. LIFSEY K. H. POTTER D. J. BISHOP L. M. LIVELY S. A. POWERS J. M. BOULWARE S. L. LIPSITZ G. L. RICE F. W. BROCKMEIER J. T. LONG D. W. RICHARDSON T. P. BROWNE R. E. LUCAS R. E. RICLES T. O. BRYA.N W. M. MANN R. H. RIVERS M. CARRINGTON H. B. MANSON R. E. RUSSELL C. R. CARTER J. E. MARTIN S. SALMIRS C. C. CLANTON W. O. MARTIN S. J. SATER C. C. CRAWFORD W. D. MCCAULEY A. SITSHIN D. P. CUMMING E. K. MCCRARY H. D. SMITH L. E. DANIELS G. R. MQCULLOUGH H. B. TERRY R. A. DUF-FY R. W. MESTRE D. A. TUCK D. F. DUKE I-l. B. MENNICK J. F. WATLER L. H. EDDY D. S. MORCOCK D. A. WHITTLE L. J. GALATI J. L. MUNDORFF J. M. WILSON J. E. HANNIGAN C. S. MYERS L. A. WILLIAMS insniuif or THE W. YOUNG IIERIIIIIIUTILIIL SEIEIIEES 375 Boulware Brockmeier Bryan Carrington Jones, D. Jones, I. Kelbert Kenner Marlin, J. Marlin, W. McCauley McCrary Norman Owen Perkins Potter Wafler Whittle Wilson Young OFFICERS T. C. NAUGI-ITON Chairman J. T. LONG Vice Chairman T. O. BRYAN Secretary L. E. DANIELS Treasurer NAU GHTO N so - A E O 1.601 F '79 ig, ew ff? -P c O4 I I 1 I , I I 5 I 1.1 I 4 I UTA: 1. I LOWRY OFFICERS T. N. LOWRY Presidenf R. MARQUAND Vice Presidenf 6. CAR EY Secrefa ny R. S. DUGGAN Treasurer l IIISTITIITE UF RHIJIU ENGINEERS The Insfifufe of Radio Engineers was organized in I9I2, fo advance fhe arf and science of radio communicafion and relafed fields, and fo promofe The professional welfare of engineers engaged fherein. Only recenfly esfalolished on fhe Tech campus, The I. R. E. is af presenf chiefly concerned wifh building ifs membership among fhe Elecfrical Engineering sfudenfs and 'rhose inferesfed in radio and relafed fopics. MEMBERS L. B. BAYLEY, JR. R. L. HOGAN L. P. RICE L. E. BIRDSONG W. L. HOLLADAY J. P. RIGSBY D. L. BONNER W. B. HOUSTON, JR. J. H. ROBERTS O. V, BRAUN H. G. HUMPHREY D. W. ROBERTSON J. S. BREWER W. R. I-IUNSICKER W. ROBINSON G. CAREY C. J. KAMINSKI H. A. ROLOFF E. W. CHUPP H. W. KRUSE N. H. SALTER L. F. CULBRETH, JR. T. N. LOWRY J. R. SARVER C. C. DAVIS R. MAROUAND R. G. SCOTT E. J. DEAUX J. B. MCGILLIS F. R. SEARLE R, S. DUGGAN, JR. A. F. MILLS J, W. SIMMONS, II E. Y. EAKER F. B. MILSTEAD, JR. W. J. SMITH R, O. ETHERIDGE J. G. C. MOODY G. SUTTON C. J. FOUNTAIN S. G. PETERSON, JR. W. M. SYN C. P. GARRISON, JR. F. M. PHILLIPS C. H. TAYLOR C. GORMAN J. E. PIPPIN V. T. TRAIL C. GUMACOS K. PUTTER L. F. VERDERY H. B. HARVEY E. A.. REEVES, JR. E. J. WEBB G. B. HAWTHORNE O. W. REEVES C. M. WEEMS R. S. HICKMAN E. W. WHITFIELD ' B B C Chupp Culbrefh Davis Deaux Duggan Eaker Eflflifxige Ilgbriijrfisalire gzliiliibn Gigillriiian GT::::os Hzrriiey Hawfhorne Hickman Hogan Holladay Hqusfon Humphrey Hunsicker Kaminsk Kruse Lowry Marquand McGiIIIs MiIIs Milsjead Moody Peterson Phillips Pippin Puffer Reeves, Reeves, O. Rice Rigsby Roberfs Roberfson Robinson RoIoff Salier Sarver Scoii Searle Simmons Smith 'Suffon Syn Taylor Trail Verdery Webb Weems Whiifield -376 Raffle Bennefl' Blanchard Bradshaw Burch Clark Dyer Edwards Farnham Forshlay Gallion Henderson Herrin Johnson Johnsion Jones Jusfen Kellermann May McMichael Mclnnis Monaghan Moore Pefly Roberfs Sparks Spruill Sfuarl' Taylor Thomas Whyfe Willis Wilson Wynne The Georgia Tech Managemenl Club represenls a maior slep of The School of lncluslrial Managernenr in coordinaling managemenl sluclies ga Q , wilh induslry. The club sponsors fours and leclures by promineni ffl H men of lhe counlry. The Tech Managemenl Club is developing ' furure leaders in business and good incluslrial managers are be- . 7' fir coming more synonymous wilh Georgia Tech. qlll ii 5 -.W ,. f 'lvvf' MEMBERS f fi . 1 gf E J. L. BATTLE A. HERRIN H. c. MOORE. JR ff . J J. F. BENNETT C. E. JOHNSON W. E. PETTY 2-- sg M. R. BLANCHARD R. JOHNSON C. L. ROBERTS OFFICERS FORSHTAY H. BRADSHAW. JR. A. J. JONES S. A. SPARKS L. H. BURCH W. E. JUSTEN H. S. SPRUILL J. 5, FQRSHTAY W. C. CLARK l. G. KELLERMAN M. H. STUART Presideni S. E. DYER R. E. KERNER G. K. TAYLOR. JR. M R BLANCHARD c. E. EDWARDS J. E. MAY O. R.Tl-lOMAS 'Vige p,.,.1d.,,,y R. C. FARNHAM. JR. L. L. MCMICHAEL R. E. WHYTE J. E. FORSHTAY E. L. MCINNIS c. WILLIS G' K'SlffQfa?R' JR' P. M. GALLION J. C. MONAGHAN T. WILSON Y c. L. HENDERSON c.v.vvYNNE R' E' KERNER Treasurer S 'T' Ac - lllllllllEElllEllT ClUB 377 . 54 y CLEARE OFFICERS H. M. CLEARE Presidenf J. F. PERKINS Vice Presidenf R. S. CONGELTON Secrefary B. S. D EAVER Treasurer PHIISIES CLUB THE PHYSICS CLUB was founded by The Georgia Tech chapler of Sigma Pi Sigma, honorary physics sociely. for 'rhe purpose of crealing an inleresi' in physics among The sludenls. The only requiremenf for membership in 'rhe Physics Club is an inleresl' in physics. Allhough if was founded Iess 'rhan a year ago, Ihe Physics Club shows signs of becoming one of Ihe mosl acfive and progressive organizarions on +he campus. MEMBERS J. O. ARTERBU RN R. S. CONC-LETON J. M. LEHOSKY W. W. ATKINS W. N. CULVER P. G. MOORE D. B. BENEFIELD W. F. CUMMINS C. C. OSTRANDER J. D. BLACKBURN C. C. CVITAN J. F. PERKINS C. E. BOND B. S. DEAVER C. ROSENBER6 J. X. BRENNAN R. B. ELLIS D. F. SEARCY H. D. BRETTSCHNEIDER C. J. FORD R. L. SMITH L. L. BYRD M. C. GILLESPIE A. L. STANFORD J. A. CHAMBERS J. S. HUNSINGER J. D. STRINGER J. E. CHAPMAN R. W. JOHNSON W. B. THOMAS R. L. CHURCHILL W. A. JONES W. C. THOMAS L. CLAYTON B. C. KELLY R. L. TROUT A. V. CLEVELAND J. M. KNIGHT R. TURNER C. R. WALLACE ' Chambers Churchill Alk' B l' ld Blackburn Bond Brennqn Breffichwdef BYNI . Clayggn CTeIliZeIEnd Congleton Culver Cummins Cvgfan ?2:V2kf faire Zzfander Gillespie Hunsinser JOHNSON Jofles Kem' KIIISM 2 os Y Tu ner Wallace Perkins Rosenberg Searcy Smllh Slanford Slrmger Troll? I' 378 Baskind Beckmann Blanchard Conkle Crafon Edwards Eschmann Frederick Frey Garland Gurley Kirkpatrick McMichael Mize ' Mizell Peffy Powell Shepherd Spruill Vaughan Zwald The purpose of PI ETA EPSILON is 'rhe encouragemenl' and promofion of fellowship among public healih-minded individuals 'rhrough seminars and aciivilries of mulual ln+eres+. MEMBERS S. M. BASKIND B. B. FREDERICK J. C. MIZELL G. C. BECKMANN, JR. J. E. FREY D. H. NOAKLEY M. R. BLANCHARD B. I. GARLAND W. C. PE'I'I'Y J. B. CONKLE, JR. H. K. GILES O. Y. POWELL, JR. E. CRATON T. E. GURLEY D. M. SHEPHERD H. C. DUKE E. S. KIRKPATRICK H. S. SPRUILL C. E. EDWARDS L. L. McMICHAEL R. D. VAUGHAN R. E. ESCHMANN W. K. MIZE L. W. VIRGIN R. L. ZWALD 379 OFFICERS D. H. NOAKLEY Presidenr M. R. BLANCHARD Vice Presidenl R. L, ZWALD Se crefa ry-Treasu rer NOAKLEY CQ E Q suuew fun me nnunncemenr or mnnnsemeni hh BRYANT OFFICERS J. F. BRYANT Presicieni' B. B. BLEMKER Vice Presidenr W. A. OMOHUNDRO Secreiary M. C. LIVINGSTON Treasurer The Socieiy for 'rhe Advancemeni' of Managemenr is a professional socieiy for members of managemeni' in indusiry, commerce, govern- menr, and educarion. The sociery was formed in I936 by Ihe merging of Ihe Taylor Sociery, organized in I9I2, and 'rhe Socie+y of lndusirial Engineers, founded in I9I7. The Georgia Tech chaprer of S. A. M. was granied irs charier on June 6, I946. Since Jrhai' dare Hs members have acrively engaged in 'rhe promorion of various educarional acriviries. Membership in 'Ihe Tech chap+er is Iimi+ed Io sruclenrs of Indusrrial Engineering who possess a keen in+eres'r in management MEMBERS A. L. ADAMS, JR. J. R. FIREBAUGH, JR. W. A. OMOHUNDRO R. E. ANDERSON L. H. GORDON, JR. R. A. PETERSON D. H. BARNES G. W. GREENWOOD R. E. POSEY G. BARTON S. GUTHMAN, JR. R. B. PUTNEY L. O. BEEBE J. R. HUME C. J. RADFORD L. BENATAR A. HURVITZ K. E. SCOGGINS B. B. BLEMKER T. H. JENKINS C. M. SEBASTIAN L. G. BORDELON F. L. JON ES J. R. SECKMAN D. M. BRAMBLETT J. F. JONES T. H. SMITH J. F. BRYANT H. J. KIZER, JR. J. M. STANLEY J. C. BYRD F. J. KRAUSE J. J. STETINA W. E. CHEELEY D. I. LEE, JR. C. A. SWEETS W. A. CLARKE, JR. E. F. LISH R. P. TEMPLETON F. R. CURRIE M. C. LIVINGSTON R. VALLINA C. B. DANIEL, JR. R. M. MANDEL V. L. VAN HORN W. F. DESOI C. H. MILAM J. H. WATTS, JR. E. I. DENENBERG P. R. MONTAGUE D. V. WEICK J. K. WHEELER, JR. Adams Anderson Barnes Barfon Beebe Benatar Blemker Bordelon Brambletf Bryanf B rd Cheeley Clarke Currie Daniel DzSoi Denenberg Firebaugh Gordon Gufhman I-Yuma Hurvifz Jones, F. L. Jones, J. F. Kizer Krause Lee U Livingston Macndel Milam Omohundrc Pefersen Posey Pufney Radford Scoggins Sebashan Seckman Smifh Stanley Stefina Sweefs Templefon Vallina Van Horn WHHS WBICIC Wheeler 380 Abend Bahr Bell Berggren Bevel Black Blackburn Bradford Bnaun Burress Chambers Chcelcy Conner Dawson Dyer Fleelwood Galllon Glomefli Glover Hardin Harfley Higgins Hutchinson Kemo Kimberly Kizer Lamson May McCreery Mundy Nickles Pearce Phillips, D. G. Phillips, M. Riles Sailors Sfulfz Templefon Turner Tyler Valenti Vaughan While The Sociely of American Miliiary Engineers was organized nalionally in l92O in Ihe inleresi of nahonal defense. There are eighiy-Eve posisspread lhroughoul Jrhe counlry in 'rhe larger cilies and colleges. The G5eorgia Tech Sludeni Posi was charlered in i942 and is conv posed of advanced Army. Navy. and Air Force R. O. T. C. cadeis. Aclivilies of Jrhe sociely consisi of showing lechnical and miliiary movies and obiaining speakers on miliiary engineering problems. MEMBERS N. ABEND T. FLEETWOOD M. McCREERY D. BAHR P. GALLION J. McGEHEE L. BELL A. S. GIOMETTI H. MUNDY D. BERGGREN E. GLOVER T. NICKLES O. BEVEL A. HARDIN P. PEARCE D. BLACK E. M. I-IARTLEY D. PHILLIPS F. BLACKBURN W. S. HIGGINS M. PHILLIPS T. BRADFORD J. HILLS F. RILES O. BRAUN H. HUTCHINSON R. SAILORS A. BURRESS R.JINRIGI-IT J. D,STULTZ E. H. CHAMBERS A. KEMP R. P. TEMPLETON W. E. CHEELEY W. H. KIMBERI Y J. TURNER M. CONNER H. KIZER R. TYLER L. DAWSON F. LAMSON F. VALENTI F. DYER T. MAY V. VAUGHAN S. DYER E. WHITE SUCIETV UF HMERIEHH HHLITHRVEHGIH EERS OFFICERS C. E. CONNER Presideni E. L. WHITE Vice Presidenr A. S. GIOMETTI Secrelary P. S. PEARCE Treasurer coNr-rea il? Alf' I' QZBE55 .Q ,I '5 ', .'5'l Illsssllllff i l l -I FORSHTAY OFFICERS J. E. FORSHTAY PresidenT R. W. JOHNSON. JR. Vice PresiclenT J. E. MAY Secrefary C. M. WHITE Treasurer HLPHH PHI UIHEGH ALPHA Pl-ll OMEGA. naTional collegiaTe service TraTerniTy. celebraTes iTs elevenTh year as an acTive organizaTion on The Tech campus. APO sponsors The U. M. O. C.. The STudenT Book Exchange. and aids in The sTudenT elecTions and oTher various services. The purpose OT APO is To assemble college men in The Tellowship oT The 5couT OaTh and Law. To develop Triendship and To promoTe service To humaniTy. APO is sTriving To be of more service To The communiTy and The naTion Than ever in The pasT and is gaining a wide repuTaTion on The campus Tor service and dependabiliTy, . 5 d h B a 1- Churchill Conger 'gadyiiif 5252? gif? iiililfh Fiizilfaw Fiiei-f-an Grfbef Ga '3 Ga,rre'H' Garrison Geiger Glll Hammond Harlman Hull uvgrlkgt Holi Johnson Lachmann Lanier Levin! MBUUCY MAY C os 33? McDonald McKenzie Parker Pafrick Smifh Story Webb, E. Webb, L. F. E. ANDREWS H. E. BISHOP. JR. H. M. BIVENS J. A. BOBO D. L. BONNER J. BRADSHAW, JR. H. H. BRINSON. III L. G. BRYANT. JR. R. L. CHURCHILL H. B. COLE R. D. CONGER R. CRAYTON R. L. DOVER S. E. DYER C. R. FAIRCLOTH J. E. FORSHTAY R. W. FRAZIER P. H. FRIEDMAN M. J. GARBER C. R. GARDNER J. D. GARRETI' C. P. GARRISON, JR. W. E. GEIGER, JR. H. W. GILL. JR. J. R. HAMMOND, JR. Monahan Reach Sfripling Whifaker MEMBERS D. M. I-IARTMAN T. W. HILL G. L. I-IOLDRIDGE W. E. HOLT T. J. I-IUEY. JR. T. H. JENKINS. JR. R. W. JOHNSON. JR. T. E. LACHMANN J. D. LANIER Z. LEVINE R. E. MAUNEY J. E. MAY R. M. MCCLOSKY N. H. McDONALD H. C. MCKENZIE, JR. R. E. MONAHAN. JR H. C. MOORE. JR. J. F. MULLING W. 6. MUROSKI H. C. NADWORNY J. E. NORTH E. D. OLDHAM D. B. PARKER J. R. PATRICK, JR. Moore Mulling Muroski Nadworny Norfh Rice Rifchie Schellzr Schleman Simon Sullins Martin Taylor Teaslzy Templefon Whife Williams, R. Williams, W. Willingham Yanke R. W. REACH G. L. RICE C. M. RITCI-IIE T. SAKAYE E. SCHELLER. JR. R. B. SCHLEMAN R. M. SIMON T. M. SMITH. JR. B. L. STORY R. J. STRIPLIN6, JR. D. G. SULLINS R. A. TAIT M. V. TAYLOR G. A. TEASLEY R. P. TEMPLETON E. P. WEBB L. H. WEBB J. C. WEBSTER W. T. WHITAKER. JR. C. M. WHITE R. M. WILLIAMS W. E. WILLIAMS W. W. WILLINGHAM W. W. YANKE 383 vb! T 72,0 Pgvgf WN X .L . Y I ' f ' .5.:.1zza5 XJ wig!-fy i I STUART OFFICERS M. H. STUART Presldenl F. REDFIELD Vice-Presidenl B. GRIFFITH Secrelary B'. B. BLEMKER Treasurer BULLIJUG CLUB As in previous years, lhe Bulldog Club was again one of lhe campus' leading organizallons. The club, wilh 'rhe help of lhe Alhlelic Associallon, sponsored and dlrecleol all lnlramural sporls conlesls. ll also conducled lhe Freshman Cake Race, lhe Ramblin' Reclc Parade. and lhe annual Homecoming Dance. The organizalion has also done lls usual good job of mainlalning school splril lhrough parlicipalion ln many worlhwhile school aclivilles. - Bl h d Bl k Bossans Boswell Brquqhfon Clavfon glllllrdlwllz gigrllwrgfn Eilxvlrell Drnhi eg Dfnllllogr Dold Edfeldl Falrclofh Franklef Gonzalez Gordon Graves Griffifh Gurley Gul Haralson Heywood Hermansdorfer Holland Holler Hume Hufchinson Killebrew Kir wood Knlghl' KHYEMOH Lamb 384 Lecraw Levy Lewis Lindsey Lowi Marfin Maffhews Mayson McGre gor Mllchell Mundy Nichols Parker Perry Posey Ramsboflom Read Redding Redfield Richardson Richman Richmond Rogers Schaefer Scheller Schlossberg Shields Simmons Sluarf Summerour Tilly Tucker Wheeler Winship Wifi' W. ARKOWITZ T. H. BACHMAN W. E. BAKER. JR. R. J. BANKS M. BLANCHARD B. B. BLEMKER R. R. BOSSONS E. B. BOSWELL W. B. BROUGHTON H . CLAYTON R. CLEMENTS E. R. CLIFTON A CRAMER T. . G. T. CRESWELL H. A. DEMEZA W. S. DENTON M . DIAMOND M. J. DOLD P. EDFELDT C. R. FAIRCLOTH D. L. FRANKLET E. E. FRIZZELL T. J. GONZALEZ B. GORDON T. L. GRAVES R. E. GRIFFITH T. D. J. A J. J. E. J. D. J. L. W J. M W. J. MEMBERS E. GU RLEY GUY V. B. HARALSON J. HAYWOOD E. HERMANSDORFER R. HOLLAND J. HOLLER R. HUME O . HUTCHINSON H. KILLEBREW HI! KIRKWOOD KNIGHT 'E. .KNIGHTON KUNIANSKI L. LAMB LECRAW H LEVY H J. E. R. C R. D H C F. E. M. S. J. J. E. G. B. MUNDY B. NICHOLS M. PARKER R. PERRY A. PERRY POSEY H. RAMSBOTTOM R. READ R. REDDING B. REDFIELD W. RICHARDSON S. RICHMAN L. RICHMOND F. ROGERS E. SCHAEFER SCHELLER SCHLOSSBERG R. . L. H. LEWIS W. H. LINDSEY D. L. LOWI E. G. MARTIN J. A. MATTHEWS W. P. MAYSON D. H. McGREGOR A. F. MILLS R. J. MITCHELL W. R. SHAWVER E. L. FIELDS J. W. SIMMONS M. H. STUART J. E. SUMMEROUR E. F. TILLY E. F. TUCKER J. K. WHEELER H. D. WINSHIP R. H. WITT 385 O CQ UA, T al CII-BP CLUB Swfivnl WRIGHT OFFICERS J. L. WRIGHT PresicIenT F. TURNER Vice-PresicIenT C. C. BAKER SecreTary H. M. PRATT Treasurer TI-IE CO-OP CLUB was organized in I9I5 by a group oT ouTsTanding Co-op sTudenTs Tor The purpose OT promoTing inTeresT in Co-op acTiviTies and TosTer- ing a spiriT oT Tellowship among sTudenTs in The Co-operaTive DeparTmenT. This club is one OT The oldesf social organizaTions on The campus. Members OT The Co-op Club are seIecTed Trom upper-classmen of The Co-operaTive DeparTmenT who are ouTsTanding in leadership and characTer, and who have maniTesTed an inTeresT in Co-op acTiviTies. The Co-op Club is divided inTo Two secTions. each represenTing The sep- araTe secTions oT The Co-operaTive DeparTrnenT. SecTion I is acTive during The WinTer and Summer quarTers, and SecTion II is acTive during The Fall and Spring quarTers. AIThough The Two groups are enTireIy separaTe, co-operaTive spiriT is Their primary purpose and close harmony is mainTained To achieve This. Members oT boTh secTions oT The Co-op Club are heavy compeTiTors in schoIasTic and exTra-curricular acTiviTies. This compeTiTion has led Co-op sTudenTs To aTTain higher levels oT schoIasTic naTure. BoTh OT These uniTs rank high on The Tech campus as social and schoIasTic groups. MEMBERS-SECTION I H. E. AVERY T. C. MARTIN R. RIBES R. B. BAILEY J, L. MILLER R. T. REID C. C. BAKER S. D. MOTSINGER P. T. SARRIS P. H. BUTLER H. B. MUNDY J. L. SMITH R. C. CHURCHILL W. G. MUROSKI R. A. TAIT D. M. HARTMAN R. E. PARHAM K. R. THOMPSON W. HORSEY J. M. PHILLIPS J. F. TURNER G. H. IVEY J. E. PIPPIN U. E. VOETTER D. D. KING H. M. PRATT R. E. WILLIAMS E. F. LASSETER. JR. E. R. PURCELL J. O. B. WRIGHT R. P. LITTLE, JR. K. PUTTER J. L. WRIGHT, JR. G. A. YOST King '1 B k BuTIer Hartman Horse D IVZY . . GB? B934 W' 2?.'::'::' eisrffl' Isrsm Tiaras... P aft Purcell uTTer ,CS . Tiiirner Voeiier Wllliams Wrighi, J. L. Wrighf, J. O. YOST 386 Section I I Beckler Davis Krause Smulh, B. R. BECKLER M. BOWES L. CAIN R. CAREY C. CHANDLER B. CLARY E. DASHER C. DAVIS B. DRAWI-IORN EDFELDT Bowes Cain Dravlhorn Edfeldf Lane Lcrnm Smilh, D. Sweeis MEMBERS--SECTION Il P. H. GARDNER M. R. GRAHAM E. C. HULSEY J. D. JACKSON G. S. KENASTON F. J. KRAUSE R. B. LANE J. J. LEMM H. B. MCCOY J. E. MITCHELL Carey Chandler Clary Dasher Gardner Graham Jackson Kenasfon McCoy Mlfchell Oafls Ramsey Usry Vaughn Williams Wylie J. I. OATT5 C. L. RAMSEY W. R. SHAWVER B. D. SMITH D. W. SMITH C. A. SWEETS B. O. USRY R. D. VAU6-HN D. N. WILLIAMS L. M. WYLIE W. J. YAC-SGI HULSEY OFFICERS E. C. HULSEY Presidenf P. EDFELDT Vice-Presidenf B. D. SMITH Secrefary C. L. RAMSEY Treasurer 387 CUMMING OFFICERS D. CUMMING Presidemk R. N. HUTTON I sr Vice Presidenf ERNEST SCHELLER 2nd Vice Presidem' J. HARDEE Secrefary S. RIDENOUR Treasurer DRAMA TECH was founded laie in i946 +0 siimu- iafe srudenf inieresi in dramafics and To give poren- 'rial engineers a chance ro develop Their aciing abiliiies. This year Drama Tech produced Three fine plays- See My Lawyer, a comedy: The Trai+or. a lighi' drama, and Boy Meeis Girl. The club is under The very capable guidance of Mary Nell Ivey. ' i -ffm - --ref ' 1, '- i - if T .V gk -N The See My Lawyer casf sfudies iheir paris. Bass Baxlzy Bryan? Conglefon De Francisci Grimshaw Hardee Hutton LaMar Liberman Liddell Lockharf Lundberg Mercer Mifchell F 388 Mitchell, S. Overfon Pellegrino Perkins Puca Reimer? Ridenour Roberfs Rufh Saniacroce Scheller Severinghaus Sparks Taylor Whifaker MEMBERS J. E. BASS G. LAMAR G. PUCA L. 6. BRYANT P. LIBERMAN R. P. REIMERT B. BAXLEY F. B. LIDDELL M. B. ROBERTS T. COATS R. LOCKI'-IART S. RIDENOUR R. S. CONGLETON K. LUNDBER6 J. O. RUTH A. CONWAY H. MERCER D. SANTACROCE D. CUMMING F. W. MITCHELL E. SCHELLER J. V. DeFRANClSl S. MITCHELL J. T. SEVERINGHAUS C. GRIMSHAW J. OVERTON S. SPARKS J. HARDEE A. D. PELLEGRINO F. TAYLOR R. N. HUTTON P. A. PERKINS W. T. WI-IITAKER Joyce Kali seIIs a 'lickel for See My Lawyer. 389 Scene from The Trailer Exiiff! I' I' fn 4, i I, U l 1:15. -AQ AUBEL OFFICERS L. AU BEL Presidenl B. BR U NG RA FF Vice-Presidenf F. H U RST Secrelary-Treasu rer EHMEBH CLUB THE GEORGIA TECH CAMERA CLUB was organized for Jrhe bene- lil and inslruclion of The many amalreur pholographers in The s+uden'r body. The club mainrains a well-equipped darkroom which is available lo all members. The ac'rivi'ries of 'rhe club include ins+rucI'ive lecrures by well known phoiographers, movies, pholographing visiling models, field Trips. and compelirions. The field 'rrip 'ro Amicalola Falls was one of Ihe inleresling and enlerlaining highlighls of lasl' year's aclivilies. Members receive 'rhe bes'r possible inslruclion in The quarrerly salons. A+ 'rhis lime The prinls or color Transparencies are judged and cri+icized by oulslanding pholographers. MEMBERS L. AUBEL S. ECHERD R. A. SAMODEN M. H. BALDWIN M. FISCHER G. SUTTON T. H. BASSFORD F. D. HURST S. A. SPARKS J. A. BLANTON A. KIRIAZE A. M. SHALLOWAY J. H. BROWN G. E. KNIGHT W. J. SMITH L. G. BRYANT , T. LIGHTNER K. L. SU B. O. BRUNGRAFF B. LIVINGSTON R. TAIT R. H. CHARLES MAIER C. M. TRUETT W. E. CHEELEY . MAXEY J. W. UNSWORTI-I F. T. H. CH'NG H. McGLOSSON J. A. WISE J. D. DAVIDSON R. PATRICK W. B. WOOSLEY R. J. DOUGALL R. T. WRIGHT b I B Id ' 8 f d Blanfon Brown BIYBHI Bfunegraff Charles Qiliegley CT1'ngm Davidson Dougall Echerd FISCIIGY glufsl lglgnggg Livingsfon Maier Maxey PHf 'Cl' 5a. 0de swan par S Y Smith Tall' TrueH Unsworih Wise WOOSIGY 390 7 -nw al Abeln Armslrong Bradley Brown DeVries Gillespie Greene Gregory Griffin Grimshaw Hulchens Jeff Leighfon Mann Mesfre Powers Rhodes Rice Ripley Sebasfian The Georgia Tech FLYING CLUB was organized for The purpose of providing inslruciion. 'rraining flighls. and low cosl' flying lime 'ro all Tech siudenls and facully members. ll' is The club's policy 'ro give free dual inslruclion lo sluclenl' pilols and assisl' ihem in any way possible 'lo gel Their privale license. The club is now operafing i+s own Aeronica 7AC Champ from Parkaire Field. ll' welcomes all men inleresled in flying wheiher 'rhey have 'rheir license or noi. MEMBERS H. ABELN M. GILLESPIE H. OWENS G. ARMSTRONG J. GREENE J. PATTERSON J BRADLEY L. GREGORY T. PERKINS C. H. BROWN J. GRIFFIN S. POWERS C. BULL C. GRINSHAW J. RHODES J. CARSON P. HARDING G. RICE A. COX L. HOHENSTEIN E. RIPLEY G. DAVIS G. HOLMES F. SEBASTIAN H. DeVRlES V. HUTCHINS M SPANN D. DOUGLAS R. C. JETT R. STANCIL J ELLIOTT G. LEIGHTON D. TUCK J. FLANAGAN W. MANN J. WHITFIELD M. GECHMAN R. MESTRE FLIIIIIG CLUB Elliott Flanagan Harding Hohensfein O Paff s wens er on Spann Sfancll OFFICERS R. C. J ETT Presidenl' H. DeVRI ES Vice-Presidenl G. RICE Secrelary S. POWERS Treasurer Gechman Holmes Perkins Whiffield J ETT BROWN OFFICERS W. C. BROWN Presiclenl' R. E. PICKETT Firsl l.l'. R, N. HUTTON Properly Ll'. R. F. KILBURG Uniform Ll. R. L. MEEK Drum Maior BEN L. SISK Direclor GH. TEEH The Execuiive Board Allen Andrews Atkinson Cabell Cady Carson Dozier Drago Ellioll' Grizzell Hammock Harrison Johnson Jones Kah Bailey Chapman Farmer Harvey Kilburg Brand Brown, R. Brown, W. Cole Conkle Cox Feller Fuller Garcia Hemby Holdridge Hoyer Lachmann Lane Lauber 392 Bullard Crawford Gardner Hudgins Lewis Burton Cummins Griffin Hulton Livingston Lucky McCreery Robinson Smith, M. Williams Lunsford Machmer Massey Mattison Mauney Meek Murray McConnell McDonald McDowell Nelson Parzych Perfect Puckett Reach Redmond Rcllens Ross Rust Scobey Seldomriclge Severance Siegel Skinner Srnith, S. 'Smith, W. Snedeker Swicegood Varnson Vaughn Veal Wilcox Wilson Wingo Winter Wise Yarbrough MEMBERS P. D. ALLEN F. H. LEWIS H. L. ANDREWS R. B. LIVINGSTON H. V. ATKINSON L. J. LUCKY J. C. BAILEY C. C. LUNSFORD I. L. BRAND J. A. MACHMER R. M. BROWN G. R. MASSEY W. C. BROWN J. T. MATTISON R. M. BULLARD R. E. MAUNEY J. M. BURTON R. L. MEEK R. W. CABELL D. N. MURRAY M. CADY R. H. McCONNELL L. F. CARSON J. E. MCCREERY R. C. CHAPMAN J. E. McDONALD W. R. COLE D. F. McDOWELL J. B. CONKLE R B. NELSON J. C. COX J. T. PARZYCH C. C. CRAWFORD P. W. PERFECT W. F. CUMMINS R E. PICKETT W. A. DOZIER R W. REACH A. J. DRAGO R. H. REDMOND J. E. ELLIOTT R. F. ROBINSON W. B. FARMER H E. ROLLENS A. G. FELLER C. R. ROSS R. V. FULLER C. G. RUEBEL L. A. GARCIA P. G. RUST P. H. GARDNER R. L. SELDOMRIDGE H. GREINER 6. G. SEVERANCE F. D. GRIFFIN J. E. SCOBEY W. G. GRIZZEL B. A. SIEGEL T. V. HAMMOCK T. O. SKINNER D. L. HARRISON M M. SMITH D. M. HARVEY S. O. SMITH P. C. HEMBY W. C. SMITH G. L. HOLDRIDGE H. R. SNEDEKER W. N. HOYER G. M. SWICEGOOD J. B. HUDGINS B. P. THOMPSON W. N. I-IUTTON T. M. VARNSON H. R. JOHNSON R. E. VAUGHN N. L. JOHNSON M. J. VEAL C. C. JONES J. V. WILCOX J. B. JONES F. P. WILLIAMS C. L. C. KAH D. T. WILSON R. F. KILBURG J. J. WILSON T. D. LACHMAN H. E. WINGO R. A. LANE L. Q. WINTER E. L. LAUBER J. A. WISE B. R. YARBROUGH In formation. Cl-IFTON OFFICERS E. R. CLIFTON Presidenl 6. E. DASHER Vice-Presidenl J. G. OWENS Secretary E. F. WHITE Treasurer GEECHEE CLUB The GEECI-IEE CLUB was reorganized in I946 by a group of slu- denrs from Savannah who were inlereslecl in organizing all Tech sluclenls from Ihal' area. The club is very aclive cluring The school quarlers. and has oulslanding social evenls in Savannah belween quarlers. One of The many advanlages of Ihe Geechee Club is a car pool syslem for rides belween Tech and Savannah. The organi- zallon is unique on 'rhe campus ancl very res'IricI'ecl in i'rs membership since only Savannah sluolenls may join. MEMBERS J. O. ALLRED J. J. GRIFFIN O. Y. POWELL E. J. BARON R. H. HECKER L. W. ROSS W. C. BLATNER C. L. HOHENSTEIN A. W. SIMS J. M. CHAMBERS A. A. LAMAS H. R. SNEDEKER E. R. CLIFTON A. C. LAMAS J. W. SPIVEY J. M. COOPER W. D. LANG H. T. SULLIVAN G. E. DASHER Z. LEVINE S. J. WARD E. D. DAVIS M. B. McCREERY E. F. WHITE L. B. DIXON J. J. O'CONNOR C. W. WILSON W. J. DONLEVY J. G. OWENS R. D. WOOD C. H. EITEL W. F. PAUL R. A. YOUNGBLOOD 1 C Dasher Davis Dixon 92:f.:1. Eaten amz' fm: 5::q:::.... .....5. A. A. A. C. mg . I 0 au owe 0 Siizizlnsker Sliliisrxery gi1ITiS.:iior Wgfcrls Whife Wilson Wood Youngblood 394 I Austin Bailey Baker Baskind Baxley Belz Bowers Braun Canfrell Chrisfiphlne Cockburn Cofer Cummins Dobson Davis Elliofl' Graham Gurry Hill Hoeke Hulfon Jacobs Kelley Kemp May McDowell McGee McPhail Monfalvo Neal Nully Reger Somers Sparks Slancil Tauzel Taylor, G. Taylor, M. Varnson Wall The Georgia Tech GLEE CLUB, under lhe able direclion ol Mr. Walfer C. Herberi, is one of lhe 'iaslesl growing organizalions on lhe campus. Hs membership, 'rhe largesl il has been in many years, has reached a lolal of eighry-eighl men. Recenl highlighls of lhe club are iI's European 'lour under lhe auspices of ihe Special Services branch of lhe Army which included Berlin, Vienna, and many olher cilies of Germany and Auslria. Also presenled during lhe winler quarler of i950 was lhe Gilberl' and Sullivan operella. I-l.M.S. Pinaloref' The Glee Club in coniunclion wilh Music 20l, 202, and 203 is a real slride 'loward rounding oul lhe educalion of many sludenls, and il' furnishes a pleasanl diversion 'From Ihe more Iechnical subiecls offered al Georgia Tech. T. C. AUSTIN B. BAILEY W. E. BAKER S. M. BASKIND B. BAXLEY P. H. BELZ R. F. BOWERS O. V. BRAUN R. M. BROWN L. B. BRYANT W. C. BUCHANAN R. W. CABELL C. C. CADENHEAD C M. CANTRELL F. E. CALLAWAY W. F. CUMMINGS A. CESPEDES F. B. CHRISTIPHINE COCKBURN L. COFER . A. DOBSON V G. DA IS ELLIOTT 'FRAZIER M. FRENZ M. GAMMAGE R. GARNETT E. GATES GRAHAM T. GURRY D. HILL W. HOEKE N. HUTTON S. JACOBS KELLY J. KEMP MEMBERS W. C. KERR R. KNIGHT W. LANGFORD Lx LAVINSKY L-L. . MACHMER E. MAY . F. McDOWELL A. MCGEE S. MCPHAIL . E. MEARS F. MILLER A. MONTALVO G. MOSS D. NEAL W. A. NUTTY W. L. REGER M. S. RICHMOND ?Uf'l'nIT'7SI'IOf-f-f- GLEE CLUB J. C D. L. R S M. M. SMITH g. R. W G. L. ROBERTSON ROGERS O T C. SOMERS A. SPARKS T. STANSIL . R. TA UZEL K. TAYLOR M. V. TAYLOR mmf-99-Ig . M. THOMPSON . M. VARNSON W. WALL F. WEITZ T. WILCOX . L. YOUNG-BLOOD . L. ZWALD 395 Brown Bryanl' Buchanan Cabell Cadenhead Frazier Frenz Gammage Garnell' Gaies Kerr Knighl' Langford Lavinsky Machmer Richman Roberlson Rogers Rosl Smilh Weitz Wilcox Youngblood Zwald OFFICERS R. N. HUTTON Presidenl' H. A. McG EE Vice-Presidenl' T. M. VARNSON Secrelary L. E. GATES Bus. Mgr. HUTTON L inrennnnnnni neinnuns aus ROBERTS OFFICERS C. L. ROBERTS Presiden+ R. E. WI-IYTE Vice-Presidenf A. N. PASCOLA Secrefary W. O. MARTIN Treasurer The INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB, founded in l938, serves as a meefing place for sfudenfs who are inreresfed in Iceeping abreasf of condifions, developmenfs, and Trends of infernaiional affairs. The meefings are highIigh+ed by speeches eijrher by foreign s'rucIen+s from The campus. by members of The IacuI+y, or by nofables who have parficipafed in Ihe shaping of our foreign policy. The cIub sponsors speakers on quesiions of immediafe inferesf and impor- Jrance, fhus keeping in s'rep wi'rh Ihe ever-changing foreign scene. MEMBERS G. D. COLEMAN G. A. KING C. L. ROBERTS M R. CRUTCI-IFIELD P. Y. LEE M. B. ROBERTS H. N. EDMONDSON J. C. LINDSAY W. B. WARREN J. W. JACKSON W. O. MARTIN W. T. WI-IITAKER W L. JOHNSON A. N. PASCOLA R. E. WHYTE M. P. JONES Coleman Crutchfield Edmondson JOIITIQOI1 Jones King Leg Lindsay Marhn Pascola Roberfs, C. Roberts, M. Warren Whifaker Whyfe 396 ATkinson Bailey Brand Brown Feller Gardner Harvey Hoyer Lachman Lauber McCreery Nelson Scobey Smith Swice good Varnson KAPPA KAPPA PSI is The naTionaI honorary TraTerniTy Tor band members. Al- Though membership in Kappa Kappa Psi is resTricTed To men, There is a sororify, Tau BeTa Sigma, which acTs as a sisTer organizaTion. BoTh Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau BeTa Sigma were Tounded on The campus of Oklahoma A. 8: M. College. and now have chapTers all over The counTry. loTa chapTer. aT Georgia Tech, was founded in The early nineTeen-TwenTies, and has con+inued acTive ever since. Membership is based primarily on musical abililfy, alfhough leadership and band acTiviTy play a large parT in The selecTion oT members. The chapTer sponsors an annual banqueT Tor members, Their wives and dares, as well as an occasional wiener roasT or barn dance. The A. J. Garing award is presenled annually by loTa chapTer To The ouTsTandinq grad- uaTing senior in The Tech band. MEMBERS H. V. ATKINSON W. N. HOYER P. W. PERFECT J. C. BAILEY R. N. HUTTON R. PICKET I. L. BRAND C. C. JONES R. F. ROBINSON W. C. BROWN C. L. C. KAH J. E. SCOBEY R. C. CHAPMAN R. F. KILBURG M. M. SMITH J. B. CONKLE T. D. LACHMAN G. M. SWICEGOOD A. J. DRAGO E. L. LAUBER T. M. VARNSON A. FELLER M. B. McCREERY R. M. VAUGHN P. H. GARDNER R. B. NELSON L. Q. WINTER D. M. HARVEY 397 Chapman Conklz Drago Huffcn Kah Kllburg Perfecf Prckeif Robinson Vaughn Winler OFFICERS R N HUTTON PresrdenT R PICKETT i Vice-Presidenl' J. C. BAILEY , SecreTary , . , ., I L BRAN D Treasurer HUTTON ' 9 9 . . K A ' A II5 9 's 5 MORREO orncsks F. MORREO Presiclenf A. J I M EN EZ Secrelary LIITIII HIIIERIEHII CLUB The LATIN AMERICAN CLUB is composed of Lalin sfuclenfs on 'the Tech campus. This organizalion slrives 'Io acquainl 'rhe Lafin s+ucIen'rs wilh 'rheir new environmenl and a+ The same lime 'ro furnish social funcfions wifh sI'uden+s of Their nalive lancls. This uni? has been very aclive on 'rhe campus and has generally mel wilh success in all fheir venlures. J. ABASOLO M. ALVAREZ W. ANDREWS ARRIETA ARROYO BARJUM . BEHAR BEIRO BIPP BLANCO CANESTRI CARBIA . CESPEDES . CHAUFAN CHIBAS Zbdilfkrf-if-T'f '3'FFF . COBO A. COMASY 5-OISUIUOJO-jvrfifwg OZ MEMBERS DE LA GUARDIA FERNANDEZ GARCIA A. GARCIA GOMEZ JIMENEZ KUBLY LATONI LIBERMAN LIZ LLENZA LLENZA MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MA I EZ . RT N W. MAYFIELD M. MIRO F. MORRER J. PORTELA A. QUEREJETA A. RAMON E. SACAL S. SCHABES R. SEQUEIRA R. TOYOS G. ULIVI S. ULIVI C-3. VELASCO J. VILANOVA V. VITA C. YRIBARREN D, ZIGNAGO Alvarez Andrews Arriefa Arroyo Barium Behar Beiro Blanco Canesfri Carbia Chaufan Chibas Cobo De La Guardia Fernandez Garcia Gomez Jimenez Kubly Lafoni Liberman Liz Llenza Marfinez, J, Marfinez, M. Marfinez, O. Mayfield Miro Morreo Porfela Quereiefa Ramon Sacal 'SCIIBI-725 SGQUGIFB TOYOS Ulivl, G. Ulivl, S. Velasco Vita Yribarren Zugnago 398 Armenaki Augusf Barrel? Blanchard Childs Clark Crouch DeMarcellus Edelson Farmer Forshfay Fox Holmes Johnson Juslen Kellermann Lewis Mclnnis Parris Peagler Perry Peffy Phillips Reeder Tucker Wafkins Welller Wheeler Whyte Willis The TECI-I MARKETING CLUB is Ihe sludenl branch of lhe American Ivlarlceling Associalion. The purpose of 'rhe club is Io promole friendly relalions belween sludenls and facully so as Io develop sound lhinking in markeling Theory. Leclures by prominenl men are sponsored by The club 'ro fosler scienlific sludy and research, +o encourage and uphold honesl' praclices, and Io keep markeling work on a high elhical plane. MEMBERS T. T. ARMENAKI T. H. GALPHIN J. S. PEAGLER R. S. AUGUST J. E. GOODSON L. M. PERRY H. T. BARRETT W. J. HOGAN W. C. PETTY M. R. BLANCHARD E. E. HOLMES A. L. PHILLIPS M. K. BROTHERTON C. E. JOHNSON A. H. REEDER W. J. CHILDS R. JOHNSON L. A. RIMPH W. C. CLARK J. C. JOHNSON C. L. ROBERTS E. V. CLARKE W. E. JUSTEN J. E. SCHAEFER C. L. COOPER G. KELLERMAN L. B. SEEGAR L. L. CROSBY L. LEWIS E. F. TUCKER W. S. CROUCH E. L. MclNNlS R. WATKINS R. DeMARCELLUS R. A. MILLER W. WEILLER B. EDLESON R. J. MITCHELL E. R. WHEELER K. F. FARMER J. C. MONAGI-IAN R. E. WHYTE J. E. FORSHTAY E. MURRAY C. D. WILLIS 3X!.CHi:g?X H. R. PARRIS C. V. WYNNE 399 Clanke Cooper Crosby Fry Galphin Hogan Mitchell Monaghan Murray Roberts Schae er Seeger OFFICERS E. L. Mcl N NIS Presidenl' C. E. JOHNSON Vice Presiclenl W. E. JUSTEN Sacrelary C. L. COOPER Treasurer Wynne yy. I, I II . McINNlS t g mnsnnlf uua V The MASONIC CLUB is made up ofMas1'er Masons in affendance a'r Tech who desire 'ro carry on Their Masonic ac'rivI+ies away from home. All Mas'rer Masons are invifecl 'ro visif and join 'rhis organizafion. MEMBERS LBROWE A. ALBRITTON D. R. GOODE W. A. MURRAY C. L. BROWN W. R. HENRY M. P. SCOTT R. D. CONGER T. R. HITZ T. R. SCOTT OFFICERS H. J. COOKE J. E. LaROWE R. L. SMITH J E. LaROWE D. A. FEW R. MATHEWS T. TURNER Presidenf J' M' WORD T. R. HITZ Secrefary iisifffr A E ff A vi - 5 C Cooke Few euagglon Hcspzger I-aR0we MUUBY scoff Smifh Turner I Word 400 Biggs Boslick Dennis Durden Holland Jones McGinnis Oakley Smifh T. Sfeedley Boswell Brabanl' Burke Byrd Cla Cumming Edelson Field Flexer Forshfay Graham Hardee Judd Kennedy Kidd Kimzey Lang Levenson Pickeff Pxllerl' Puca Rafsf Roberson 'Sohnabel Sluarf Summerous Sweets Tilly Wassersfeln Weiller Pl DELTA EPSILON is 'rhe nalional honorary journalism lralernily al Tech. lls members are men who have served in an oulslandlng man- ner lor al leasl 'rwo years on lhe slafl of one of 'rhe four pulolicalions The organizalions sponsors Talks by prominenl journalisls, and each year awards a lrophy and cerlilicales 'ro 'rhose men who have con- lribulecl 'rhe mosl Io Ihe individual pulolicalions and lo all publica- lions as a group. J. E. BIGGS. JR. R. M. BOSTICK E. B. BOSWELL M. BRABANT J. E. BURKE J. C. BYRD E. C. CLAY. JR. D. P. CUMMING W. E. DEAN J. E. DENNIS, JR. C. D. DURDEN B. EDLESON H. W. FIELD E. J. FLEXER J. E. FORSHTAY MEMBERS M. M. GRAHAM, JR. J. R. HARDEE, Ill D. M. HARTMAN B. HOLLAND J. C. HUSKISSON F. L. JONES D. M. JUDD C. M. KENNEDY, Ill G B. KIDD R. M. KIMZEY W. D. LANG L. M. LEVENSON R. M. MCCLOSKY C. A. McGlNNIS H. M. OAKLEY Pl IJELTII EP R. E. PICKETT E. J. PILLERT G. PUCA R. R. RAST J. E. ROBERSON G. B. SCHNABEL B. D. SMITH T. M. SMITH J. F. STEEDLEY M. H. STUART J. E. SUMMEROUR C. A. SWEETS E. F. TILLY, JR. R. S. WASSERSTEIN W. WEILLER . W. H. WINSEMANN SILIJII OFFICERS J. C. HUSKISSON Presiclenl E. B. BOSWELL Vice Presiclenl' J. C. BYRD Secrela ry-Treasurer R. R. RAST Pulalicalions Board Represenlalive Dean Harfman McCIosky Smith, B. Winsemann HUSKISSON nl WILSON OFFICERS J. E. WILSON Presidenl W. RIVERS Vice-Presidenl J. H. MCGLOSSON Secreiary L. E. FAY Treasurer BHBIO CLUB The GEORGIA TECH RADIO CLUB, one of 'Ihe many Radio Clubs Ihroughoul The nalrion and 'rhe world, was founded in 'The early I920's. The club's purpose. as sei' Iiorrh in Hs consrirulion, is Io secure for ourselves The pleasures and benefils of The associalion of persons inieresred in amaleur radio by promofing be'Her cooperalion among ils members, developing individual efficiency, and furlhering The inreresr of radio in The general communi+y. The club has gone Tar 'foward Ihis goal as evidenced by Hs recenr accepiance by M. A. R. S. lMiliI'ary Amareur Radio Servicel. and A. R. R. L. IAmerican Radio Relay Leaguel. MEMBERS F. BERMAN C. P. GARRISON J. H. MCG-LOSSON O. V. BRAUN A. E. GRAVES M. M. MEYERS W. R. BURRUS L. P. HARDING W. RIVERS W. M. CALLAWAY K. J. HEINRICH H. A. ROLOFF J. R. CARSON Q 6. HOLDRIDGE W. E. RUPP V. CARSON H. C. IRBY C. T. SEGO N. B. CARTER T. C. JOHNSON M. O. SPANN A. V. CLEVELAND J. B. JONES, JR. L. H. STONE W. F. CUMMINS R. P. KENAN 6. L. SUTTON T. W. DAGGETT L. KLEETIN J. TUENI C. A. DeROSE E. L. LAUBER E. J. WEBB R. S. DUGGAN, JR. M. K. LEWIS C. M. WEEMS, JR. L. E. FAY R. B. LIGHTNER L. C. WELLS C. FOSCUE C. L. LIND H. E. WHITE W. S. FREEMAN D. MARTIN W. L. WILLIAMS J. E. WILSON C C I Cleveland Cummins DGSEICH Dekose Iglilagugan ggylirus gglgxzay Elfman GgIrrTsion Heinrich Hold ridge grby gfllinien Laube, Lighfngr Lind Martin Rolgff Rupp Sega Pann SuHon Webb Weems Wells Whlfe WI ISDH 402 Barnard Belhea Blanchard Blllch Boswell Clemons Bossons Daughlry Dunlap Dunwody Farmer Ferrell Findlay Franklel Glover Grlffilh Hlll Huskisson Kennedy Lee Levenson Lowi Marfin Martinez McGregor Mills Morris Paden Posey Ross Rofhholz Sams Sermershelm Shields Shlver Sweefs Tilly Umslead Wilson The RAMBLIN RECK CLUB IS an organnzaflon whose purpose IS fo creafe and magmfy school spnruf Members are chosen from among sophomores yumors and sensors and fhe number IS kepl' small fo unsure maximum efflcxency Af fhe beginning of each school year fhe Reclcs give lnsfrucfxons fo fhe new freshmen on fhe dufnes of a raf ancl also sponsors each fall a Ramblln Reck Confesl' befween fhe chfferenf organlzaflons on fhe campus Also In fhe sprmg fhe club sponsors fhe highly successful Sfunf Nnghl' program MEMBERS BARNARD BETI-IEA BLANCHARD BLITCI-I BOSSONS CLEMONS DAUGHTRY DUNLAP W DUNWODY F FARMER FERREL FINDLAY FRANKLET B GLOVER E G-RIFFITH M HILL I-IUSKISSON LEVENSON L LOWI MARTIN MARTINEZ Mc6REGOR MILLS -izqn-u0r.n-Ig MORRIS PADEN POSEY E ROSS ROTI-IHOLZ F SFRMERSHEIM SI-IIELDS SHIVER SWEETS TILLEY N UMSTEAD WILSON YOUNG 403 I L. D. e. I L. J. . c. M. R. . R. D. D. . A. . yi R. J. P. I B. BOSWELL W. KENNEDY B. SAMS I A. R. LEE . . - B. L. . I P. D. . . . E. . E. . If K. . o. . y c. D. . . I I R. A. . L. I.. OFFICERS M. F. SERMERSHEIM Presldenl' D. L. LOWI Vice-Presidenf C. N. UMSTEAD Secrefary-Treasurer SERMERSHEIM 4? GD .vi L ZSN' O SERMERSHEI M OFFICERS M. F. SERMERSHEIM Presidenf R. BOSSONS Vice-Presidenf E. E. FRIZZELI. Secrefa ry-Treasu rer CLUB The T CLUB consislrs of 'rhose a'rhIeIes who have won Iheir varsfry IeHers In a major sporf or who have won a conference champlonshlp in a minor sport The T Club also fosfers school spirif. H. ALLEN R. BECK L. BETHEA B. BLEMKER R. BOSSONS H. BRADSHAW C. BROWN H. CHILDRESS W. CLINE J. COBB T. COONS D. CRAWFORD M. DOLD D. DURDEN P. FERRIS D. FLANAGAN MEMBERS FOWLKES L. FRITCH E. FRIZZELL GARNER GILBREATH HARVIN HUMPI-IREYS J. KEENER LeGETTE LIVINGSTON LUPTON LUSK MALOOF MULHERIN MCCOY MCGRAIN MCKNIGHT NORTH 'o'NElLL PATTON REGISTER RIEDEL SERMERSHEIM 'SHEFFER SHIVER J. R. W. SMITH K. SNYDER STOWERS SYKES L. Y. THOMPSON C UMSTEAD . .WHEAT WILLIAMS WILSON Allen Beck Befhea Blemker Bossons Bradshaw Brown Childress Cline Cobb Dold Durden Ferris Flanagan Fowlkes Frifch Garnehr Gllbreafh Hunjphreys Keener Livingsion Lusk Maloof Mulherin McCoy McGrain McKmghf O'NerlI Regnsfer Riedel Sermersheim Shaffer Shiver Smifh Snyder Sykes Umsiead Wheaf Wilson 404 MEMBERS Berg Burke Carroll Clegg Dunwcdy Edelson Gunness Hochslaedler Janczys Judd Kumzey Levenson Mandel Mills Neilly Roberls Rolramel Sparkman Sfuari' Swzels Vaughan Williams Ygarfua The WHITE AND GOLD CLUB operales lhe flash card sechon al Georgla Tech Hs primary anm IS lo furlher school splrrl by lnslalhng and operahng a credrlable flash card and cheering sechon for lhe benehl of 'rhe school and lhe enlerlaunmenl of lhe Toolball fans In 'rhls lhe second year of lhe club s exuslence remarkable slrldes have been made rn The quahly of lhe lrnclcs Plclure as well as word mes sages have been lransrnnlled Through lhls new found medium The members of lhe club nol only supervise lhe operahon of lhe card sechon bul creale and design lhe lrlcks each week of lhe foolball season P BERG W O BURKE J E CLE66 W E DUNWODY B EDLESON L D FAMBROUGI-l J P GUNNESS L HOCHSTAEDTER W JANCZYS KIMZEY LEVENSON MANDEL MILLS W C NEILLY H L PROWEL ROBERTS SPARKS STUART SWEETS VAUGHAN WILLIAMS YGARTUA R OFFICERS A F M LLS L LEVENSON Vlce Presrdenl D VAUGHAN Secrelary MILLS - . ' VAN V .ffl . . s. P. . . . J. c. L. W . . I R. L. CARROLL D. M. Juno E. o. ROTRAMEL -V pwsfdenf . . R. M. E. H. . . . L. M. M. . 'I . . R. M. c. A. - . - . . A. P. R. D. 'W . . . . D. N. 1 . . T G . . l I HARRIS OFFICERS R. I-I. HARRIS Presicleni B. B. MCREE Vice-Presideni G. E. DASHER Secreiary M ll.lII.E.H. CIIBIIIET The Y.M.C.A. CABINET is a group of siudenis who uniie in fellowship for religious growrh Jrhrough wor- ship, siucly and aclion. Coecl-Pow Wow, Friday nighi Open House. Bible Srucly. Socials al Ihe Y.M.C.A. Camp, Marriage Seminars. +he faciliries ol 'rhe Y.Ivl.C.A. building, Conferences, Parliamen- iary procedure courses, Monday nighi movies, Freshman Council, and Y.Ivl.C.A. Caloinel meeiings are a few oi ihe many 'rhings we do 'lo carry oui This purpose. All srudenis are welcome io join The Cabinei' and enier inio These aciiviiies. Anderson Brown Buckner Byrd Cadenhead Cheeley COFICY Cox Crawford, C. Crawford, V. Dasher Echols Free' 5-iffeff Geiger Hand Harris Hawkins Herdon Herrin JOHBS 406 L fh L L a LeCroy Lundiuisf Mariin . I McRae P:rkIr?sp PI:I'IIips Pgwrxll Ribes Rploff Spanomlchalls Sparks Smisson Stencil Tait Turner Vinson G. R. T. L. ANDERSON P. BROWN D. BUCKNER L. BYRD C. CADENHEAD W. E. CHEELEY W. L. CORLEY .I. C. V. G. COX E. CRAWFORD A. CRAWFORD DASH ER W. D. ECHOLS W. C. FREE D. GAR R ETT W. E. GEIGER H. W. GODBIE MEMBERS F. HAND H. HARRIS E. HAWKINS B. HERNDON I-IERRIN J. JONES E. KNIGHT LATHROP LAW LEARY LeCROY LINDOUIST S. MARTIN R. McREE MADDOX G. PERKINS D. PHILLIPS M. POWELL O. POWELL RIBES ROLOFF F. SCINTO SIGGELKO SPANOMICHALIZ A. SPARKS SMISSON R. STANCIL C. SWARTOUT A. TAIT F. TURNER F. VINSON 407 Y.M.C.A. STAFF R. C. COMMANDER GeneraI Secrefa ry T. LEDEEN AssocIa'Ie Secrefa ry R. WIGFIELD Assisia ni' Secre'I'a ry FRESHMAN Y COUNCIL OFFICERS D. L. SMITH PresicIenI' J. WILCON Vice-Presidenf J. PEAVY Secrefa ry .xg u- 1' f A-Q S., EJ .xx N Q I OFFICERS W. F. DILLARD Presidenl DILLARD W. R. WARWICK Vice-Presiclenl L. E. JEFFERIES Secrelary L. O. WINTER Treasurer PTIST STUDENT Ulll0ll The BAPTIST STUDENT UNION serves as a connecling linlc belween The college campus and The Baplisl churches in lhe college com- munily. Any sluclenl who becomes a member ol The church in The college communily or of any unil organizalion wilhin Thar church may consider himself a member of The B. S. U. The B. S. U. Council endeavors +o serve ils purpose by furnishing sluclenrs inlormalion con- cerning Iocal church aclivilies. and sponsoring socials. clevolionals, depulalions, missions, and youlh revivals. The Tech B. S. U. works very closely wilh 'rhe B. S. U.'s on olher college campuses. MEMBERS W. L. BAUMGARDNER F. D. FARAH A. D. SHORT M. F. BINGHAM A. W. FLOYD E. SMITH W. J. BONINE R. N. FOWLER R. B. SMITH D. M. BRAMBLETT C. M. FRENZ O. SMITH J. E. BRIDGES J. W. GAY H. STONE K. D. BROOKS R. D. HAMMONDS . M. SWICEGOOD R. P. BRYANT A. D. HIGGINS J. THOMPSON T. D. BUCKNER L. B. HOLTZCLAW P. THOMSON W. E. BUFFINGTON L. E. JEFFERIES W. THRASHER L. L. BYRD C. D. KEENE W. G. TRAWICK W. B. CAMPBELL C. R. LeCROY M. L. TREADWELL H. L. CHILDRESS G. R. MASSEY R. W. UNKEFER J. F. CRAWFORD J. S. PIERCE L. WALLACE T. E. CRAWFORD W. T. RANDALL W. R. WARWICK L. R. DANIEL B. F. REGISTER R. WELLS W. E. DEAN C. F. RICH . E. WHITE W. F. DILLARD S. F. RUTLAND L. O. WINTER J. H. ESPY C. E. SCHROEDER R. L. ZWALD Baumgardner Bingham Bonine Bramblell' Bridges Brooks BQYBYII' Buckner BUHIHSIDH B rd Campbell Childress Crawford, J. Crawford, T. Dean. Dillard ESPY , Farah Floyd Fowler Frenz Gay Hammonds H-i99'n5 HOITICIHW Jef'le 'e5 Keene LgCr0y Massey Pierce Randall Reglsfer Rich Rulland Schroeder Short smifh B smifh R smifh s. 'sn-me Swicesood Thompson Thomson Thrasher THWW 468' madlveil Unkefbr ' waning warwick Wells whm wimer Zweld MEMBERS W P ROSSER X Burns Chen Clark Coombs Cox Crosby Damon Anderson Baldwin Dougall Durden Dyer Gurry Jackson Kerr Kievil- Little Logan Lundquisf Marion Peavy Perry Poon Posey Prescoll Puell Overby Rhineharl Rice Rozelle Russell Schmid Sewell Slahl Stanford Slehna Swann Syn Teasley Thwralf Waller Wells Wilcox Wilson, J. E. Wllson J L Because of lhe need for a delinile minislry lo 'lhe many Melhodisl sludenls and facully members al lhe Georgia lnslilule of Technology, 'rhe work of lhe Tech Wesley Foundalion was inauguralecl in lhe year I937 Il has been acluve on lhe Tech campus SIHC6 lhal llme The Reverend B C Speers Jr has served as DIFSCTOF of 'rhe Tech Wesley Foundalron sInce Augusl l948 Wllh lhe help of many GeorgIa Melhodusl people a house has been purchased on lhe campus al lhe corner of Fourlh and Fowler Slreels TDIS house IS now bemg used daIly as lhe Melhodrsl Sludenl Cenler Open al all Jnmes lo lhe more 'rhan one 'rhousand Me'lhodIsl sludenls en rolled al Tech lhls Cenler IS cledIcaled lo ChrIs'rIan leadershrp and guIdance lor all sludenls seelcrng lo know and undersland 'rhe Chns han way of 'ITG W L ADAMS B ANDERSON M H BALDWIN A BURNS C BROWN CHEN C CLARK C COOMBS A COTTER L CROSBY DAMON J DOUGALL M DUNN D DURDEN DYER GURRY GRIFFIS J HUEY W JACKSON w KERR w R KELLY c KIEVIT c LEWIS LITTLE A LOGAN LU s LUNDQUIST H MATTHEWS PEAVY E PERRY S Y POON POSEY L PRESCOTT W PUETT OVERBY RHINEHART S R CE ROLANDS L ROZELLE RUSSELL W SARGENT J SCHAFER SCHMID JR C SEWELL H STAHL L STANFORD D SWAN C SWARDNOUT W M SYN J G THWEAT G A TEASLEY L VAUGHON WALLER L WELLS WILCOX J E WILSON L WILSON Ic. . . . F. . ,. . . J. . L. I J. . L. . c. . H. . A. c. . R. D. . O. . . -I J. . K. I J. . ' c. . I e. L. . . L. . D. . A, . J. c. cox B. A. MARION J. J. STETINA A A L. . J. c. . T D. o. , D. . R. . cs. . . . . R. . R, . . c. . I-I. . . . ff? E. J. . N. . 9' E. B. E. - s. c. J. . Fi T. . J. . I J. ' c. . c. . . J. . 409 I K. OFFICERS W. M. SYN Presidenl J. L. WILSON Vice-Presidem' B. AN DERSON Secrelary J. C, KIEVIT Treasurer SYN BANICK OFFICERS C. J. BAN ICK Presideni' J. J. MCGEE Vice-Presidenl E. E. LORENZ Recording SecreTary F. N. HANDAL Corresponding SecreTary R. J. BELARDI Treasurer REV. WM. A. MAGUIRE Chaplain IIEUJIHHII CLUB The Georgia Tech chapTer oT The NaTional Newman Club FederaTion was founded in l928. lTs purpose is To sTrengThen and TorTiTy The spiriTual lives of sTudenTs: To sTimulaTe and increase Their inTeresT and knowledge of Their religion: To direcT and assisT Them in Their inTellecTual and educaTional inTeresTs: To bring abouT Their muTual acquainTance: and To engender a 'feeling of solidariTy and sTrengTh Through social conTacTs wiTh sTuclenTs oT Their own age, oT Their own TaiTh. and oT Their own CaTholic ouTloolc on life. Religious acTiviTies oT The club include weekly lecTures by The chaplain, corporaTe communions, and spiriTual reTreaTs. The aThleTic program consisTs oT acTive parTicipaTion in all inTramural sporTs. Social TuncTions include parTies. dances, picnics, eTc. Armsfrong AugusT Barilovifs Brunegraff Caluff Casfalsna DeMarceIIus, X. DeMarcellus, R. DeSoi Fredman Gaude Giordano Hicks Hogan Kelberf Lindegard Little Lorenz ' B H' k B d I B emer Bresnahan Brgvefh gill-Tgdl Ciaririzavei Ciigafi on Cliark Crawford Denfers Defrio Doyle Drago Dunn Fletcher Fralnklef Greene Grella Gunning Hamling Handel H0lhrICh Kwan Ken- Kordys Krafzer Laviq Ladner Lygng Maier Malgeri Markley Marhn MBXSOII 4l0 Monaghan Mudano Murphy Nlcohm O Conner Pareni Pans: Pascola Plhfo Price C McCarfhy McDeviH' McGee McPhail Odenweller O'C-Irady O'Sullivan Offo Price, P. Priefo Quigg Quinn Ribes Rizzo, J. Rizzo, R. 'Smi1'h, E. Spring, G. Sure: Teahan Walfer Weigle Weigold Wellborn MEMBERS J. A. ABASOLO W. DUNN T. MALGERI R. J. ARMSTRONG L. FLETCHER J. L. MARYLEY R. S. AUGUST FRANKLET B. W. MARTIN S. BARILOVITS FREDMAN P. R. MASXON R. J. BELARDI GALATI C. B. MCCARTHY C. J. BANICK P. GAUDE, JR. T MCDEVITT A. BETTICK J. GIORDANO J. J. MCGEE L. G. BORDELON GREENE E. S. MCPHAIL, JR. W. J. BREMER . GRELLA J. MONAGHAN J. BRESNAHAN GUNNIN6 F. R. MUDANO A. C. BREVETTI HAMLING H. H. MURPHY B. BRUNEGRAFF N. HANDAL W. NICOLINI O. J. CALUFF HEINRICH C. NOWAK F. CASTAGNA R. HICKS J J. O'CONNOR M. CARTA W. J. HOGAN J. ODENWELLER A. E. CIANNAVE S. M. HORAN R. J. O'GRADY J. CIPRARI A. KASCAK D. O'SULLIVAN W. CLARK G. O. KELBERT F. OTTO C. CRAWFORD R. KENAN P. PARENT G N. CRAWFORD J. KERR A. PARIAI DAIDONE J. KORDYS A. N. PASCOLA M. DAUGHERTY T. KRATZER J. A. PINTO . DEITERS R. LaVIA C. A. PRICE, JR. R. X. DeMARCELLUS L. LADNER P. PRICE R. DeMARCELLUS R. LINDEGARD J. PRIETO W. DeSO1I F. C. LITTLE J. QUIGG J. DETRIO E. E. LORENZ T. QUINN R. J. DISCHINGER P. J. LUCAS, JR. A. RAMON B. DOYLE M. LYONS R. RANIERI A. DRAGO K. MAIER C. V. RHINO G. RENALDI Ramon Ranem Rhmo Renaldr Reynolds Rufh Sanfacroce Sawyer Sfelnbrenncr Smnfh A Valdes Valery Van Houfen Velasco Vxvelros Whife Wncklm Wllls Wynne Zullo L. B. REYNOLDS R. RIBES D. RICCIO J. RIZZO R. A. RIZZO J. K. RUTH J. SALADNA D. SANTACROCE J. SAWYER S. SKRIVAN F. STEINBRENNER A. W. SMITH E. M. SMITH G. E. SPRING J. A. SAUREZ J. TEAHAN 'X J. TISI ' R. VALDES-DAUSSA H. VALERY W. VanHOUTEN G. VELASCO G. VIVIEROS F. V. WALTER m J. WEIGLE oR 4 C, E, WEIGO-LD, JR, ..n1:lIIIIlIm-.. M. WELLBORN -. 5 g r F. M. WHITE ' :I G. WICKLIN iw Q J. WILLS , Wh --' x x c. WYNNE ' B. zuLLo I I V 4Il ' The Feaiures sechon This year may seem +o have been shorfened. We have spohked In some snap- shofs Through 'rhe o'rher secfions. however. and' we think +ha+ The cov- erage in 'rhis secfion is fairly com- prehensive. M -1., ' Q-I 4 fd . Hz -. ' ' ' X ' ' .1 X,-I ' V ' 1.5.35 -1444.5 ?j ' V '4' , ' ,Sv ' nf 4: . .f ,' '-- 5 ' ' .1 ' g.,,' -7 1-QQ' ' , 'f S: Q if' .. V fy ' -- . ,wap .. 4 ' . 0 V . - ' if E .1 .T J a '1 --.Q J.. -,,f ' . : ' Shui' Q' -' -1' 4 AL. 1 .-:f:-.1-.,.- . 1 . f - -.v .uk-A 11 1'wX0...' . v - ' ' . . .f . .. 12,..4r.. .1 ,. , .. s . .. . ,., ., .sf J., . , A... pw... . 4-. . .N , k A XXX I U ,,-- 'fu Qx...4:wXQ.X. v.-...,.g,gXwM:i X .J WX. ., .X MX. X ' . 1 ' V ' 'V 0 M T'17. 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X, , ,. .. . ,, - . 4, 3- gg. ...Sri ,. T, .A-312.5 5-flpgifj-. .,l...55:. fp-.1-,-r5!1..4g3:g,,q-Q13 Q X , 3 .3 A. Vx ' , ,,,,,,g, Q 1.4 L,4.,gg.,5gg,,: M 1, '4.....,aq5.rw-ig49,.Qg, f...1,3X' -HQ. 415.-It 5 X X fha 5---nf -.1 L'-1'-U i'f,'l-' . 111 . L-49.1 ,A 1',1..xf4-fw-pw :4AL,..-..-,, 'WAX gd L ' 'T '- H , .13 f, - if - ' , ' 1':,..ff2, .X n X . -Y - - f - 541- X --rm- ' ' f K k f 2-3 X 'ML' ?..--- , fka ' ' - , 5-T J 4 ' . 1 -f li- 'f 1: '3 V, ' . .51 '. ug. N-' , i X . XX , ' - f f . V -1: L, Y- , , ,, , . I . X5 V I ' ' ' A 1-yi Q ' ' , f . , , . X X .., nv. Y - , 1' . , . . . J ' . 5 f ' f,-yy r-. BEIIUTIE5 Following Iasl year's Blue Prinl, we s'Iar'recI oul' Ihis year's plans +o include 'rhe mosl' magnanimous exfravaganza +ha+ fhe campus has seen in 'rhe form of Ihe BLUE PRINT BEAUTY REVIEW. In previous years 'rhe Ioeaiulies presenleol in Ihe Blue Prinf have been selecled by nafionally Icnown experls in Ihe field of feminine puIchriI'ucIe. So againi 'rhis year The Ramblin' Reclcs, famous beaufy experls of Georgia Tech, were Ihe judges of 'rhis secfion. From a Held of 43 confesjranfs. we presenl' 'rhese five winners as Tech's besl' in The BLUE PRINT BEAUTY REVIEW. . . U . . f ' f 414 X aw M an hm fu W qw ff msfw-1 ' ,Q we ' XB ,M 'Q is -W. 'm-qw -mx b--711-ffxx sham Q 'mf 1 ms . A M mimi. .E L. , me ma gm my-1 I V , N22 HB2 W .3152 mm M, wgwgv ff-ww F H .swag H fmn TWH 'QE www.,- Xx? . N Bilge' ? mms' 'ir 233 -,glxffb 3. ,L 151. I W. mmm Y img? MSM V M-2- mx mf '.-af A W N if is HH 5. Hawes ,L w. my H -. ,wx 31 ww? 'im Hsmzxwgm 4- .fun fm 'gsm , :V ,Q if nir- K-Jw. w Kw- 2' ZS !a'..i . ..-SQ'2w,QgjQ A SHS P' if V225 W mfg, .W 1, I Mvm-. KN if iiywilz --1. .ff--L:M...? ffl -M J T ' 5553 ' W M2 fm? 'LffS1H.:w,5,' M. , M: aww ei ix :dLg,,,w ,f mx ,N ,. f. 1 my M - Aw , f ,aww ,, ,. 1-,yr T -wwaal . 1 y, J. RE, W y. ,A - ..:: : L' A ,L . U, 2. yep:-M.. H -Gm A-ff-Llhfgffi -um, -U W 5. fy ,w.1:,w-, ff sl TEN?-.WW 1 W! 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HW swim was mn - ' 5 ,xx w msn a mn ss w magma mwagugsf mms xxx gm Q 55' mms Sm W ga Q: mf gm xmnmmgg ma W um as EV. Nagin W H+-gym EUURT MIAA gdfbdfd Nun Za:-Aon MIAA Jana 14lde1-man DECORAH, IOWA WAYCROSS, GEORGIA I Q2 W. 1-Im f xx Q, ,I Q4 I ?g:?g,,f 3 5 V 2, H... X if Q . ,. Q X A IQ. E X Z If B Q, I. - ,- I ,, .U ,, L., IE E E I fr - Q?-EW Img - ' M -1-H W I S 'Q-Xi! , .1 M I . ' I. mx, .I 'GI 2 I. Q. S: ia? In ni: Y axmxg 25 Q52-A YEML 4 'fi 1 mx? If ,. W xx, az L LQ: .. Q' fm' gan ,.,. , w R If M, 5 Q., ., WW nf, I, gn ,WQ Y www' .5 ug vw ef s, ,2- -: .w-wig. pyifm-zu ww, . mmf... W B if xx S S 5 fi, .I ' I Q .1 -1 N I, M 4 mr: www W5 i 'gym asgg ,Z 9 vm we cw I gf. .,. Q 2,5 :QS W M2232 ZW ,N ,,, 'HK , ff, N. W - E 525 Nigga? ' gf.: ' , V , :view X W, ' aw , san.- uf? ,J W, . Q f fm.. ,AIP . nw, , Q ,. W3 W E.. I MRS. PAT I-IUSKISSON MRS. SAMMIE JONES for f JOHN I-IUSKISSON FRED LTJIJONES MISS DAISY WEATI-IERS MISS POLLY BRANNAN I I or or E. BLOUNT BOSWELL DON JUDD 5 . 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G 'iff , mag: any M .. up, - ,lunge wa- Q, hh., ss ww, E5 3 W 2 iw QEW2 W W mx Hi ' ffm mg il 4 g In W as rf I, ,, A .AI 1 5 5 ii If T ,wp fy .I 'ZMSWW W Q pm V M 2 ,gum ,, L55 .1 M QE 353. ..:I.w. img-f .. a U'-V Q, ' A rw ww- H-fa :am vs ff 2. 'sight :Ma ,V .W www wgg, w gg? -, mx ,, M ' .. .z Hifi-I Q 56 ws.. mms M 11. ff' Z 555 1 3 ma 1 mmf wg, ww I v a 55. , ,Q nr .. 9: ra nr MW ,mx Q S wg: eggs? ifwifwlfxr at ,., fa ws was . S, mi -. x fx -xy. Sax v 1 Q r . Q 1 ,pf-2 -11 mf gg. ., N., 5, Sim I , 04 r W: ' :I N fx ws? Q. f-IIT' -mf s -N. M wx siI8z' , ima: WE N, Y: w X I, W, S535 Qgsn ,f mv Q x WTWIQQ ws fx may :EQ 3, Q as mn. Q, 'ww X is EE'-5' E mn MISS LOUISE SCHNABEL 'Ior GEORGE SCI-INABEL MISS BARBARA ANN WILSON for BUDDY SI-IIELDS MISS SUSAN ANN McKENZIE MISS KING RISLEY for for CLARENCE SWEETS BRUCE SAMS, JR. MRS. BOB BOSSONS MRS. MARY ELIZABETH CAIN for for BOB BOSSONS JOI-IN CAIN The Ediior recovers from an affernoon ai 'rhe prin+er's This oughf 'ro be obvious. Cur pafriofic Flash-Card Secfion I . .N q J 5 T, , Lv T . Q, ,,--5. ,Ll Y . . The firsi fwo miles were 'Phe 'foughesf The caialogue didn'+ meniion 'rhis l Chuck Ferrell, Head Cheerleader W E Freshman spiril' x M Berman likes fo be well groomed I 1 ..,l4l ' ll elll l v The SPE's winning reclc This CAD almosf didn? make if The newesi' liifer w W George C. 'Finally graduafes -'fy U! rn a ' Q 'W -if 'Bl ,fm 5 ff? ' :J ,QV 1155 5? l' . W,,....-....,.,.-...A Tau Eps' solid comfori' a- A ff f f Q I I .. ,1- ,.'97:. . 3 U -W' 4 wif fl 4 f J5'7' ip, fx J .lv 1' in ,wk N- .H r fwfjgggi- L 1 A r X Rubber legs We need several of fhese The Delis go fufurisfic and win IL --.,, ff. AL 1 1,3 it I I Vwxx Tnqi , , I V 19 147731 L' e ,ff ' 3, ' , L ' Q J -fe 'J ' 1 pm J' f Q 4' .. , , 5. be 'f ' 3054 K In Chi Psi's are a liffle unbalanced Sigma Nu decorafes wifhouf a house Wowl ,, V,-x Beneke whoops if up for flue Milifary Ball Griffifh and Boswell wi+l1 dafcs ai IFC Leaclouf ET Vg l Pause +ha+ refreshes ANAK laps Huslcisson af Fall Dance hs. 1 They call if fha? Good Ole' Moun'f'n Dew -.2 - .,,'f,..ff5 .' Time oui' for beers Beaufy Courf, Engineers Ball Cheeiey. Cheeley, and Benelre The IFC crowd, Phi Delis The big overflow PEKA Sweeihearfs, pasi and presenf , Sigma Nu's big ian session Tommy Tucker plays for Winier IFC Kappa Sig's afier-dance breakfast homemade chefs The ATO's chrisfen iheir new -terrace Le Grande ra+ race - li bi a E You name i'H Shu+ up and drink your beer!!! i950 Sweefhearf of Sigma Chi receives cross from MARSHA HUNT. Give us room! an me The Seven-Up was delicious! The Miami Triad af Peachfree Gardens ,H , , ii , .u 1 4 Howard Raley and his clarinei' Old Grads This is a wonderful pariy Ill ENG, ELEC. ENG, , 5 rv 1 'E 1' 1,3 I ' ' lf . :iz ' ' 'I 2' 1 ffl V Sorry-all closed ou? l Jus? a 'friendly QBMB Le'l s welcome Hue 'ream . -.17 fi' .ml l ,W J' 0 ' qifri' ff Ji asf' -W -1 ,H if 4 f ,ff .,.fj!' 4: ' f-'2:- M gel' P .-:gf r .g ill ,-if gf-bf l ,lfivtemff wif ,s,!.i. ' ' Abi, 4 Ni -ii' l ,, r- W fl fr , fgififd' f' ' ,V Af -.. J' Q ,Q 1' ' ,QS My Van Leer. Talmadge, and Thrasher build 'lhe Archiieciure Building Whai's wrong wifh fhis piciure? The Soulh shall rise again :Ri Ll-iff 5' Q if Q: -if 'w G uf? 751' ,, M r- '-W. .-u 45-iw' fiiwif' ff' .f-aififi f hal X. .A-41355, 'fsv---11,-V ,-55 -'54Ps1'l fi All fifiw' Sw lr ,-5' ,R gg-qw. .4l'l'ff effcfl iflifff1161'ff'-ff:1ig-i,1'f- ' 2h.--f1 A ' 531:-'iff 1-'HW' T' ' 4----I-lv' bfi? Al .:,:': .lf J AU? 'ist liil l Pope's version of ihe Flying Saucer 5 P l 'NV 1 QL .L fo - fir Enfermg freshman and da+e The Hook ,Q K r' HW fm SPONSOR FOR RAY RAST mm. pay fgaaf Adams-Caies Co. Armco Arlania Bilimore I-Ioiel ,..,.. Arlania ' Fish, Inc. .....,.4,....,....,, . Ailanra Sand and Supply Co. .... . Arlania Texiile Machinery Co. ..... . Billmore Pharmacy .,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, Binders Gifl Shop ..... Boomershine MoI'ors ....... Bush. L. Ralph .........,..,. Campbell Coal Co. .,........ . Capiial Auiomobile Co. . Capirol Fish Co. ..............., , C. D. Le Bey and Co. ...... . Chesierfield Laundry, Inc. ......, . Club 26 ..........Y......,............. Coca-Cola ........... Colonial Slores ............ Conger Priniing Co. ,... , Coiion Paich .............. D'Arcy Elecrric Co. ...... . De Jarneiie Supply Co. ..., . Dubose-Egelsion ,......... Dunlap and Co. ...., . Eleciric Supply Co. .....,.... . Elecirical Wholesalers, Inc. .. F. Graham Williams Co. Flowers Laundry ............. Foremosi Dairies. Inc. ........,...... . Fulion Bag and Coiion Mills .,..... Fullon Supply Co. ........,...,.. . Georgia Blue Prini Co. ..........,.,o... , Georgia Ins'ri+u+e of Technology .,...... Georgia Tech College Inn ....,.... Glover Machine Works .... Golian Sieel and Iron Co. .,..., , Gordon's Poialo Chips .... Gordy Tire Co. ............................ . Gouldman-Taber Ponfiac, Inc. .,... . Graham, Frank Co. .,....,......... . I'Iaver+y's .................,,.. 010- i4daIertiAe1-A Page I-Iix Green Buick Co. .,,....................... ,-A- - I-Io+eI and Resrauranr Supply Co. ....... --.- - I-Iur+ and Quin .... ........,............... No. 455 45 I 445 440 459 457 446 456 437 442 452 437 440 455 46I 449 439 453 460 445 455 459 455 455 452 45 I 448 458 453 459 457 456 457 443 45 I 447 453 438 437 436 460 437 446 455 J. P. Slevens Engraving Co. Jersey Ice Cream Co. ...... . John Rogers Co. ....... . Kingspori Press. Inc. ..., . Lander Moiors. Inc. ...... . Lay's ............................ 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No. 444 434 460 46 I 436 460 457 45 I 453 444 434 44 I 442 43 3 46 I 455 449 445 448 44 I 449 454 44 I 455 445 44 I 438 450 458 458 458 46 I 453 460 454 457 449 460 435 459 459 459 460 450 ww M 1 w um u uwuuwuuuuu wuu !'Ww1 'uuVN uw www W wwmm W ww' M UW' WW U ' M X U H X wwumw w W M u'w,w ' W w u ww u u m u mmm A Abbeii, Leslie v., 33, zsa, 326, 365 Abeln, Harry J., I55, 39I Abend, Norman A., I39, 38l Abraham, Mike Ackley, David G., I55 Adams, Alfred L., 33, 268, 380 Adams, Ben M., I25, 370 Adams, Charles F., I39 Adams, Edgar G., I39, 258 Adams, George W., I39, 308, 362 Adams, John W., I55, 328, 347 Adams, Marcus C., 33 Adams, Radford C., I25, 304, 362 Adams, Robert W., 33 Adams, Roy F., l25 Adams William E., l25, 313 STUDENT INDEX Archambault, Roger G., 34, 326, 375 Ard, Devan D., I25, 268 Arellano, Manuel R., 34, 238, 252 Arildsen, Maurice J., 34, 362, 366 Arkowitz, Wallace, 34, 337, 384 Armenaki, T. Thomas, 34, 274, 399 Armistead, Stanley W., 34, 286 Armour, Charles R., 35, 365 Armstrong, Glenn K., 35, 362, 39l Armstrong, Robert J., 35, 3ll, 370, 4l0 Arnold, Leland B., 35, 3ll, 370 Arrieta, Victor A., I55, 398 Arroyo, Roberto E., l55, 302, 398 Askew, John H., 35, 3l2 Astrup, Bert R., I39, 254, 347 Atkins, Walter W., 29, 378 Atkinson, Hosea V., 29, 392, 397 Aubel, Lynn A., 35, 365, 390 262, 408 Addison, William w., 33, 336, 370 Aghavanian, Richard D., I55 Agramonte, John J., I39, 220, 284 Aiello, Joseph J., I39, 308 Aiken, Leonard H., I55 Airth, Henry B., I39, 240 Aitken, Charles H., Jr., I39, 304 Akerman, John L., I25, 294 Akin, Charles L. Akin, Havis D. Aking, Marion W., I39 Akridge, Melvin E., 33 Albaugh, Francis E., 33 Albritton, Bobby G., I39, 308, 375, 400 Alderman, John M., I55, 254, 347 Alderman, Nat G., I55, 262 August, Richard S., l25, 244, 399, 4l0 Austin, Dan C., I39, 290 Austin, John G., 35, 362 Austin, Michael B., I39 Austin, Theodore C., 35, 240, 368, 395 Avery, Hugh E., I25, 330, 386 Avery, Jerald, I55, 238 Avtges, Nicholas E., I55 Aycock, Joseph C., I55 Ayers, Archie C., 35 Babb, Mercer R., I39 Bachman, Tom H., I25, 262, 384 Alexander, Alfred M., I25, 237, 308 Alexander, William K., 33, 290 Bachman, John A., 35, 375 Baggett, Lloyd W., I55 Bahos, David G., I55, 274 Bahr, Richard C., I25, 365, 3Bl Bailes, Charles E., l25, 290, 370 Bailey, Bradley K., I25, 395 Alfano, Frank A., 33, 365 Allen, Charles A., I39 Allen, Clarence K., 33 Allen, Hiram C., 33, 246, 344 Allen, John C., I55 Allen, John M., I39, 258 Allen, John Maurice, l25 Allen, Karl, 33, 372 Allen, Lee T., I39 Allen, Percy D., I55, 268, 353, 392 Allen, Robert R., I25, 326, 358, 375 Allen, Thomas E., l25, 278 Allen, Allison, Louie J., 34, 337 Allison, Luther T., I39 Allred, John O., 34, 326, 362, 366, 394 Allred, Ral h R., I25, 368 Armand, clieries w., I39, zeo Alma-:gi Charles C., I39, 237, 252, 328, Alnutt, Thomas L., I39, 254, 328 Alvarez, Manuel A., I39, 398 Amis, A. B., I25, 338 Amrhein, Alan G., I55, l83 William E., I39 Bockstruck, Earl L., 4l Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson , David W., I55 , Kenneth B., l39, 372, 409 , Leonard G., I25, 3ll, 406 , Newton T., I55 , Raymond H., I55, 3l2 Robert E. 34, 290, 326, 324, 332, 3'3s, 356, 364' Anderson, Roy, 34, l8l, 240, 380 Anderson, Sydney, I39 Anderson, Tom L., I55, 252 Anderson, William J., l55 Andrews Frederick E., 34, 262, 370, 382 Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Harold L., I55, 298, 392 Jack E., 34 Jesse W., l25 Lewis S., I55 Bailey, Emory J., I39, 282 Bailey, James c., 35, 326, 324, 336, 370, 392, 397 Bailey, Robert B., l25 Bailey, Robert W., I55 Baird, George C., I39, 242 Baker, Andrew J., I25, 280 Baker, Charles C., 35, 342, 372, 386 Baker, Roy C., 36, 372 Baker, Wilbur E., I25, 276, 384, 395 Baldwin, James Albert, I25, 294 Baldwin, M. Harold, 36, 298, 365, 390, 408 Balfour, David N., 36, 372 Balkcom, Mark C., 29, 36, 286, 337 Ballard, lrby B., l39 Ballew, Walter W., I39, 258 Ballinger, Philip F., I39 Balogh, Robert W., l55, 252 Banick, Cyril J., 29 Banks, William O., I55, 268 Bankston, George W., I25, 3ll, 334, 362, 366 Baradell, John J., 36, 252, 365 Barber, Albert W., I25, 262, 349 Barber, Wallace A., I55 Barber, William H., I25, 268 Barilovits, Steve, I25, 338, 4l8 Bariweau, Eugene C., I55 Bar'um, Jose F., I25, 398 Barker, Joseph H., l25 Barker, Kendall S., 36 Thomas A., I55, 312 Barley, Barlow, Charles C., I39, 258 Barlow, William E., I39, 254 Barnard, Lloyd, I25, IBI, 244, 403 Barnard, Ralph W., 29 Barnes, LeRoy T., 36 Barnes, Robert L., I25, 286 Barnes, Robert L., I55, 344, 360 Barnes, William A., l25 Barnett, Robert C., I39, 286 Barnett, Tom 8., I55 Barnett, William W., 36, 338, 368 Barney, Ronald N., I55 Baron, Edwin J., 36 Barr, Thomas M., I55, 264 Barre, Kenneth M., I25, 254 Barrett, Henry T., 37, 298, 399 Bartholomew, Mel E., I39 Barron, Alvah V., 37, 244, 368 Barron, William T., 37 Bartlett, William E., I39, 304 Barton, Gerald, 37, 294, 335, 364, 380 Bartro, Robert D., 37, 284, 337 Baskin, Charles E., I39, 2l4, 286 Baskind, Stanley M., I39, 300, 370, 379, 395 Bass, John E., 37, 282, 342, 388 Basstord, Thomas H., 37, 390 Bastien, Ronald B., I55, 284 Bastin, John K., I55 Bastin, Roger L., I39 Batchelor, Robert D., I25, 240 Batey, Thomas E., I55 Batho, Norman R., l39 seine, Joe L., 37, 377 Bauchspies, Frank T., I25, 275 Bauer, John R., 37, 362 Baumgardner, Walker L., I55, Baxley, Bennett, I55, 388, 395 Bayley, Lloyd B., 37, 252, 338, Baynard, Joseph S., I55, 3l3 Beach, John H. Beall, Dan M., l25, 286 Beall, Robert T., 37, 278, 360 Beanblossom, Lester F., 37 Beard, Jack B., 38, 365 Beard, Robert W., 38, 254 Beard, William D., 38,244 Beasley, Jesse, I39 Beatenbough, Charles M., I39 Bebbington, Philip J., I25, Beck, Ra M., I39, 268 Beck, Robert L., l25 Becker, Eric E., I55 Becker, Harold S., 38, 238, 326, 324, 375 Becker, Roger T., I39, l83, 290 Beckham, Richard D., 38 Beckham, Richard T., 38 Beckler, Charles E., I39, 3l3, 362 Beckler, Donald R., 38, 372, 387 Beckmann, George C., 38, 3ll, 379 Bedenbaugh, John P., l25 Beebe, Leonard O., I25, 3l2, 364, 380 Beech, Wayne L., I39, 294 Behar, Abraham, l25 sea, 375 275, 359 Beiro, Fernando R., l25, 33l, 337, 360 398 Belardi. Richard J., l39, 4l0 Bell Albert A., 38, 364 Bell, Frank H., I55, 246 Bell, James E., I39, 274 Bell John L., 38, 254, 350, 356, 370 Bell Bell Bell Kenneth E., 38 Lowry M., 38, 278, 365, 38l William J., I39, 274, 35l Bellah, Morgan H., 39 Bellenger, George C., I25, 268 Bellinger, Ed C., l55, 252 Bell, Paul H., I39, 300, 395 Benatar, Leo, 39, 335, 364, 380 B nder Owen F. I55 3 Andrews, Wilbur C., l55, l83, 398 Anfield, Robert C., l55, 264 Anthony, William H., I25, 282 Ansley, Joe M., I55, 286 Apostolu, Daniel R., l25 Apperson, Lawrence L., l55, 240 Barnes, Donald H., 36, 262, 364, 380 Barnes, Edward T., I55, 254 Barnes, Farnum E., 36, 286 Barnes, George Barnes, George Barnes, George C., iss, ies H., ae, 304, 375 L., iss, 254 e i 1 Benefield, David B., l55, 378 Bennett, Carroll H., 39 Bennett, Donald F., l25, 290, 326, 338 Bennett, Elmer M., I39, 284 Bennett, Jerome V., 39, 278, 337, 358, 360 Bennett, John F., 39, 377 Bennett, Leon L., l25 Bennett, Milford H., I55 Bennett, Milton W., l39, 294 Bennett, Roy H., I25, 294 Bennur, Rudolph D., I55, 258 Benson, Julian W., I39, 290 Berg, Paul, I39, 272, 347, 35l, 405 Berg, Walter H., I55, 304 Berggren, David J., I39, 294, 38l Berkow, Joseph J., 39, 326, 375 Berkowitz, Sam H., I25, 378 Berner, Jack K., 39, 294 Bernstein, Arthur L., 39, 326, 324, 342, 372 Bernstein, David, I25, 375 Berst, Albert H., I55, 252 Berrey, Roy E., I55 Bertsch, LeRoy L., I25, 362 Best, Barney P., 39 Best, Gerald F., l25 Bethea, Leonard A., 39, 403 Betsill, John F. Bettick, Andrew P., I25, 4l0 Betts, Clifford A., I25, 268, 370 Betts, Oscar L., I39, I83, 268, 347 Bevel, Orville R., I55, 304, 38l Bevers, Robert C., 39, 362 Bevis, Asbury L., 39 Bezouska, Thomas J., 29 Biggs, James E., 40, 237, 290, 332, 353, 365, 4oi Billingsley, William M., I55 Binford, William G., I55, 290 Bingham, Mack F., l56, 408 Bird, Frank Birdsong, Lawrence E., 40, 368, 376 Birdsong, William D., 40, 344, 360 Bishop, Beniamin C., I39, 286 Bishop, David J., 40, 375 Bishop, Harvey E., 40, 308, 326, 324, 334, 366, 382 Black, A. Leigh A., 40 Black, Dock F., 29, 304, 340, 38l Black, Jimmy R., I39, 274 Black, Richard E., l25 Blackburn, Francis E., l25, 290, 370, 38l Blackburn, John D., I39, 254, 378 Blackburn, William G., l56, 268 Blackstone, Walter C. Blalock, Homer V., 40, 365 Blanchard, Elwood P., I39 Blanchard, Malcom R., 40, 340, 358, 377 379, 384, 399, 403 Blanco, Jorge L., I39, 398 Bland, James R., I25, 258 Blankenship, Clinton L., I25, 34l, 359 Blanton, Jake A., 40, 372, 390 Blanton, James S., l40, 262 Blasingame, James P., l56, 284 Blatner, Walter C., 40, 368, 394 Bledsoe, John F., I56 Bledsoe, Theodore T., l56, 290 Blemker, Berrien B., 40, l8l, 202, 228, 233, 268, 332, 335, 356, 380, 384 Blitch, James D., l40, 240, 356, 403 Blithe, William L., 40 Blocker, Harold G., 29 Blomquist, Carl W., l56, 258 Blum, Julius, 4l, 238,337 Blyth, Robert L., 4l, 302, 365 Boal, Jan L., l40, 328 Bobo, Barham F., l40 Bobo, Charles D., 4l, 286 Bobo, John A., I56, 3l2, 382 Boddie, Thomas T., 4l Boekelheide, Arlyn W. Bogart, William N., l56 Bdhannon, Darnell, l25 Bogue, Donald C., l40, 240, 328, 346 Bolch, Adrian D., l40, 274, 328 1 GUARDED QUALITY Jersey Ice Cream Co. I C E C R EA ,A 784 NORTH HIGHLAND AVE. WA. 4968 HE. 0125 WA. 4969 WA. 4970 54 ALABAMA ST., S. VV. 434 DE SDTO The Ride's a Revelation Lets You Drive Without Shifting PLYMOUTH we yweeaga awpmgau Bolsius, Eugene H., 156 Bolston, Leonard, I26 Bol.on Miles W. 41 236 23 3 . . . 7, 02,340 s....a, Charles E., 41, 182: las, 294, 378 Bond, Josepn iS., 140, 237, 240 Bon1.1e,W1lliam J., 156,408 Bonner, Dallas L., 126, 310, 368, 376, 382. Bonner, Robert tn, 156, 183 Boomershlne, Walter M., 41, 246 Booth, Donald C., 156, 268 Booton, Owen J., 156 Bordelon, Lloyd G., 41, 380, 410 Borgh, Arthur G., 126, 240, 370 Bosmzs, Robert R., 41, 319, 332, 384, Bosilck, Roger M., 41, 181, 258, 335, 351, 401 Boswell, Edgar B., 126, 237, 254, 322, 341, 312, 401, 403 Boswell, James E., 156, 262, 384 Boulware, Jesse M., 41, 278, 375 Bouvette, Albert J., 42, 362 Bourne, Richard E., 156 Bouza, Rafael, 156 Bowers, Daniel E., 29, 294, 368 Bowers, James M., 140, 294 Bowers, Robert I., 140, 395 Bowes, Stephen M., 126, 387 Bowlin, Calvin F. Boyer, Kenneth V., 140 Boyte, Jack O., 42 Brabant, Marc, 42, 286, 401 Bradbury, William D., 140, 302, 362 Bradford, William D., 126, 370 Bradford, Thomas C., 156, 381 Bradley, Cecil E., 140, 280 Bradley, Paul M., 156 Bradley, John B., 42, 358, 362, 391 Bradshaw, Herbert, 42, 209, 254, 320, 322, 324, 332, 334, 340, 377, 382 Brady, Alfred L., 140, 294, 347 Brady, David H., 42, 370 Branggzgett, Dan M., 42, 268, 326, 380, Bramblett, William T., 156, 258, 335 Branch, Hal S., 42, 326, 338 Brand, Irving L., 42, 238, 360, 392, 397 Brannon, Charles N., 156 Brannon, Fain E., 140 Brannon, Orren L., 126 Brauer, Dean G., 140 Braun, Edward N., 140, lea, 240, 31.0 Braun, Owen V., 126, 304, 364, 376, 381, 395, 402 Breen, Robert Harry, 42, 252, 342 Breland, Ernest W., 140, 290 Bremer, William J., 140, 282, 410 Brennan, Joseph, 29, 326, 378 Bresnahan, Joseph E., 42, 344, 410 Brettschneider, Harry D., 140, 378 Brevettl, Albert C., 42, 370, 410 Brewer, James S., 126, 237, 278, 368, 376 Brown, rown, STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Alexander Y. Cecil U-., 29 rown, Cnarles H., 29, 286, 391, 409 -rown, Charles L., 43, 400 ..rown, Clyde N., 126, 290, 368 nrown, Edward R., 43, 362, 366 Brown, Gwynn A., 140 Brown, Jack H., 156, 304 Brown, James H., 29, 390 Brown, Jimmy C., 156 Brown, John A., 29 Brown, Joseph E., 156 Brown, Kenneth U., 126, 294, 344, 356 Brown, Kenneth G., 43, 290, 318, 322, 332 Brown, Richard P., 140, 406 Brown, Robert, 43 Brown, Royce M., 156, 280, 392, 395 Brown, Rudy A, 156, 290, 351 Brown, Samuel M., I56, 268 Brown, Thomas R., 126 Brown, William C., 43, 337, 358, 392, 397 Brown, William R., 140, 290 Browne, Thomas P., 43 Browning, Lawrence H., 156 Brownlee, Thomas C., 126, 250 Bruce, Arrhar, 156 Brumbalow, Harold A., 43, 372 Brumbelow, F. H., 44, 276 Brun, Johnny, 44 Bruns, Richard, 29 Brunegralt, Bernard O., 44, 372, 390, Bryan, Douglas A., 156 Bryan, Tillman O., 44, 324, 375 Bryan, William B., 156, 240 Bryant, J. 1-ranklin, 44, 258, 326, 335, 364, 380 Bryant, John L., 29, 322, 353 Bryant, Lucius G., 126, 298, 347, 349, 332, 388, 390, 395 Bryant, Neruda L., 44 Bryant, Raymond P., 126, 408 Bryanr, William H., 140, 254 Buclgagrgan, William C., 156, 183, 290, Bucklnaster, Samuel A., 140, 268 Buckner, Thomas D., 126, 406, 408 Budris, George D., 126 Bu.fington, Winfred E., 126, 310, 408 Butfore, Frank H., 140, 252 Bulbin, Stanley D., 44, 238, 337, 360 Bullard, Ralph G., 156 Bullard, Robert M., 140, Bulloch, Ben H., 140 Bulloch, Fulton G., 126 Bundsen, Jan, I40, 274 Bundy, Herbert N., 140 Burch, Louis H., 44, 304, 340, 377 Burchett, Chalbert W., 156, 280 Burden, Linton H., 126, 342 Burgess, Charles T., 44, 344 374, 392 410 Butler, Paul H., 45, 356, 386 Buyer, Theodore D., 140, 238 Byer, Jonah J., 126, 300 Bylander, Ernest G., 140 Byram, Cecil E., I26 Byrdaodames C., 45, 237, 348, 354, 380, Byrd, Lucid L., 126, 244, 378, 407, 408 Bywaters, Edward R., 140, 264 C Cabell, Randolph W., 140, 244, 392, 395 Caddell, Jonn A., 126, 254 Cade..head, Clarence C., 45, 326, 324, 330, 332, sas, 3-15, 407 cady, Michael, 156, 290, 392 Cagle, Harvey G. Caln, John L., 45, 322, 319, 326, 324, 331, 332, 362, 31.6, 387 Caldwell, homer H., 126 Caldwell, James R., 45, 372 Caldwell, John W., 45, 370 Caldwell, Marchal H., 126 Calhoun, William W., 126,310 Callaway, William M., 156, 264, 402 Callaway, Wllllam S., 45 Calutf, Orlando J., 126, 274, 410 Camacho, Joseph Camp, Wilson M., 45, 268 Campbell, Donald A., 45, 326, 324, 328, aes Campbell, George M., 156 Campbell Gordon H. 126 240 348 Campbell: Joe A., 126, 252' ' Campbell, Campbell, Campbell, Cam bell Norman C., 156 Pete M., 156, 282 Robert R., 140 William B., 156,408 P . Campbell, William Bowles, 29 Canestri, Mario J., 156, 398 Cannon, Robert E., 45, 181, 244, 321, 326, 324, 332, 342, 372 Cantley, Rilous B., 126 Cantrell, Claude M., 156, 254 Cantrell, David M., 156, 395 Caplin, Robert S., 126,238 cepelli, Ouido A., 121., 308,370 Carbia, Jose E., 140, 398 Cardella, Joseph R. Carden, Robert C., 156, 183,246 Cardwell, William D., 140 Carey, Gorman R., 45, 376, 387 Carithers, Edward E., 156 Carlson, George C., 140, 294 Carlson, Peter A., 140 Carlson, Robert M., 156 Carmichael, Chelsea W., 45 Carmichael, Carl E., 156 Carpenter, Alton B., 46, 368 Carrington, Mayo, 126, 313, 375 Carroll, Charles J., 156, 290 Cedeno, Arevalo C., 157 Cemai, Jose M., 46, 370 Cerney, John C., 46, 244, 372 Chafin, Carlos H., 140 Chaiken, Albert J., 46, 238, 344, 360 Chaille, James L., 126,262 Chaimson, James F., 126, 294, 370 Chamberlain, Jeorge L., 157 Chambers, Edgar H., 140, 258 Chambers,'Uohn A., 46, 378 Chambers, Frank H., 157, 381 Ohambless, John F., 140, 183, 268 Chamlee, Tilmon P., 157, 268, 353 Champion, 'Sid S., 140, 258 Champion, Walter C., 46, 344, 360 Chandler, John C., 46, 356, 368, 387 Chang, Yuan-Chun, 29, 337 Chapman, John 8., 46 Chapman, Joseph M., 47, 372 Richard G., 126, 284 Robert C., 140, 392, 397 Chapman, Chapman, Charles, Rupert H., 140, 390 Chastain, Ivy N., 126, 258 Chastain, Jack C., 157 Chautan, Angel, 140, 360, 398 Cheek, Robert A., 47, 364 Cheeley, William E., 47, 180, 181, 335 346, 358, 364, 380, 381, 390, 406, Chen, Ross, 29, 335, 409 Cheng, Fa-Wu, 29 Cheng, Wu-Chieh, 29 Chenoweth, Robert G., 141 Cheshire, William T., 141 Chestnut, Johnny C., 126, 280 Cheverton, Richard D., 126, 326, 331, 342, 372 Chew, Collins V., 141, 328 Chibas, Guido L., 157, 398 Childress, Guion C., 157, 268 Childress, Henry L., 47, 408 Childs, Donald C., 47 Childs, William J., 399 cl-.1pm...., James F., 47, 342, 372 Ch'ng, Francis T., 141, 360, 390 Christeson, John H., 141, 264 Christiphine, Frank B., 126, 254, 351, 362, 395 Chu, Rin, 29 Chu, Sing W., 29, 337 Chubb, Paul A., 47, 304, 362 Chung, Reginald W., 157, 302 chupp, Emmett w., 47, asa, 371. Church, Robert B., 141, 290 Churchill, Richard L., 126, 378 Ciannave, Anthony F., 141,410 cipalsf, Robert L., 141 Ciprari, John L., 126, 341, 359, 410 Clack, Ralph A., 47 Clanton, Charles C., 47, 375 Clark, George G., 126 Clark, James C., 47 Clark, J.-.ny c., 121., 290, 331, ass, 31.2, Brice, James W., 140 Burke, James E., 44, 264, 326, 320, 332, Carroll, Harlan L., 126 366, 409 Bridges, Emory S., 43 337, 350, 354, 401 Carroll, Robert L., 140, 237, 264, 405 Clark, Julian H., 157, 244 Bridges, James F., 156,408 Burke, Marshell L., 156 Carson, Layton V., 126, 242, 402 Clark, Marlin. 141. 290 Bright, Boris E., 156 Burke, Peter G., 156 Carson, Louis F., 156, 392 Clark. Walks' C-. 43. 377. 397. 410 Brignoli, Frank J. Burke, William D., 126, 264, 405 Carswell, George W., 157 Clark, Wl1a.1te M., 229, 232, 240 Brittain, Marion L., 43,286 Burns, Joseph A., 156. 409 Carta, Manuell A., 157, 410 Clark, Wllllam A., 48, 364, 368, 380 Brittain, Marshall W., 29 Burns, Robert S., 156, 258 Carte, Estol T., 140, 304 Clarke. Elmer V-. 125. 293. 399 Britton, Donald E., 43, 264 Burr, Griffith C., 156, 286 Carter, Charles R., 46, 375 Clarke, Frank J-. 141. 311 Britton, William R., 156, 183 Burrell, Richard F., 126, 246, 342 Carter, George H., 157 Clarke, R0-19?1'1V'. 157. 254 Broad, Howard l., 140, 300 Burrus, Walter R., 126, 2.58, 402 Carter, Jack M., 46 Clarke. W'111Bl'T1 A-. 43. 292 Brock, Ronald C., 140, 310 Burress, Arthur L., 140, 304, 381 Carter, John S., 140 Clary, Kennefh B-. 45. 2114. 342. 372. 357 Brockington, Oliver C., 126 Burt, Sam T., 156 Carter, Neal B., 157,402 Clav110. M3X11'1U. 157 Brockman, John T. Burt, Wilfred S., 140 Carter, Walton T. Clawson, James P., 157 Brockmeier, Francis W., 156, 375 Burton, James E., 126 Caruso, Victor J., 46, 342, 349, 372 Clay, Ernest C., 127, 240, 322, 326, 346 Broqdon. William H-. 140. 213. 223. 258 amor., Joe M., 44, 299, aes, 392 carve., Ben M. 140, 254 370. 40I , Brook, Arthur D., 140 Burton, John R., 29 Castagna, Frank. 140. 313. 410 C1-iY10f1. Loflmef. 45. 325. 324. 379 Brooker, Hubert P.. 126. 310 Bush, John H., 156 Castro, Camilo L., 157 Clayton. Rqbfgfi 13-. 157. 264 Brooks, John L., 43, 372 Bush, Robert A., 140, 258 Cathey, Lloyd N., 126 C1iY10f1. William H-. 141. 237. 234. 384 Brooks, Kenneth D., 156, 408 Bush, Thomas C., 44, 372 Cavros, Steve N., 126, 338 Cleare. 1'12'1fY M-. 413. 325 Broughton, William B., 43, 264, 384 Hussey, Robert W., 126 Cawley, Willlam D., 126 Clegg, John E., 48, 244, 368, 405 Browder. 1'1e'11'Y 1'-. 125. 268 Butler, Carrol B., 140, 183 Cawthon, Linton F., 46 Clemens. Ralph E-. 127. 279 LANDER MUTQBS INC. 1FormerIy Vzctory Motors Inc., C0. JOHN H. LANDER, President DODGE - PLYMOUTH Lincoln - Me1'czr1'y DODGE 'fJ0b-R,,,,,df' TRUCKS 600 W. Peachtree Street, N. W. 25 North Ave., N. E. ATLANTA GEORGIA VErnon 6661 436 Dollar for Dollar You Canft Beat a Pontiac oloz 11 , if W-W A ,...., ...,. BO0MERSlIlNE MOTORS 324 SPRING STREET, N. W. GEORGE BACKUS, New Car Manage1' ALPINE 4702 CYPRESS 587l CADILLAC OLDSJWOBILE BEST WISHES CAPITAL f,. 0 m AUT UMUBILE C0. ELWYN TOMTJINSON, Presmdent Une ll A'z1tlzor1ze1l Dealer WEST PEACHTREE fopposite Biltmore Hotelj 'Af COJII PLI JWEN TS OF GoULDMAN-TABE11 PoNT1Ac, INC. 161 IVY STREET, N. E. PHONE CY. 7366 Hix Green Buick Co NORTH AVENUE Between the Peachfv-ees ATLANTA 437 Congleton, Robert S., 49, 282, 326, 324, Clement, Richard L., l4l, 290 Clement, Robert E., l4l, 240 Clements, Cecil C., 29 Clemmer, Vance D., l4l Clemons, Archie L., l4l, 403 Clemons, Phillip L., 48 Cleveland, Allen V., l57, 278, 402 Cleveland, Jesse M., 48, 362 Clifton, Ernest R., l4l, 250, 384, 39-1 Cline, Carl F., l4l, 244 Cline, William S., l4l, 203, 246 Clontz, Jack W., I27, 3ll Cloward, John H., I57 Clyburn, Wayne lf., I57 Coates, Charles M., I27, 246 Cobb, Joe E., 48 Cobb, Ted W., 48, 3ll, 342 Cobo, Armando, l4l, 398 Cobo, Jose, 49, 342, 372 Cochran, George A., l4l Cochran, John P., l4l Cockburn, Alton D., l4l, 395 Coe, Wilfred E., 29, 338, 368 Cofer, David L., I27, 254, 35l, 395 Cofer, Daniel B., l4l, 252 Coffee, John M., I27, 268 Coffman, Jack C., l4l Cohen, Joseph L., I27, 238 Cohen, Marvin 8., I27, 238, 370 Cohn, Edward, 49, 300, 324, 326, Colcord, David R., I57 Coldrew, James W., 49 Cole, Donald L., I57, 286 Cole, Harry A., 49, 282 Cole, Tom, I57 Cole, William R., I57, 392 Cole, William W., l4l Coleman, David T., 49 Coleman, George D., 29, 334, 396 Coleman, James C., I27, 268 Coleman, Joseph T. Colley, Tommy N., I57, 286 Collian, Nicholas G., I57 Collinge, Kenneth S., I57 Collins, James A., I27 Collins, James T., 49, 368 Collins, Louis H., I27, 337, 360 Collins, Robert A., I27 Collum, Charles E., 49, 326, 362, 366 Collum, Thomas F., 49, 326, 324 Coleman, Julius, I57 Comas, Arturo F., l4l Comati, Jerry C. Combs, Burke C., 49 Comento, Thomas A., l4l Comer, Curtis E., I57 Comer, Oscar L., I57, 286 Compton, Shelby, 49, 264 Cone, Ralph A., 49, 374 Conger, Robert D., I27, 382, 400 378, 388 Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Cooper STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Ernest B., l4l, 258 E. Paul, 50, 324, 340 Jerome M., l27, 238, 370, 394 Randolph W., 50 Cooper, William L. Copeland, Jones E., 50, 344 Corcoran, Arthur L., I5l, 304 Cordle, Paul E., l57, 290 Corley, William L., I57, 406 Corn, George H., I57, 286 Corr, Charles D., 50 Corriher, Henry A., 29 Corry, Lawerence A., I57, 240, 35l Costanza Anthon J. 50 240 336 370 Currie, Francis R., 52, 246, 335, 380 Cushman, Lee H., 52 Custer, William V., I57, 240 Cvitan, Carlo C., 52, 378 D D'Aiutolo, Dv. Robert, l4l, 275 Daggett, Thomas W., l57, 264, 402 Dameron, James L., 52 D'Amico, Julian, I57 D'Amico, James W., 52, 244, 342 Damon, Donald N., I27, I83, 409 356, Conkle, Conlew, William B., l57 Conner 370 Conner, Louis D., 50, 264, 368 Conner, W. David, 50, 362 Conrad Richard . l57 . Q . Constandacatos, Sotirios E., I27 338, 368 Conway, Ralph H., l4l, 304 Cook Charles R., I57 caokf E. asm-an, I27, 244, 360 Cook Cook Cook , Everett L., 50 , Gordon D., I57, 282, 347 Richard W., l57 coakj Tam M. Cook, William C., I27, 284 Cook e, Harry J., l4l, 400 Coombs, Clinton C., 50, 409 Cooper, Andrew J., I57, 274, 328 Cooper, Claude L., 50, 399 John n., 127, 252, 379, 392, 397 , Charles E., so, 237, 304, sae, , 326, - Y - r - . Costanza, Joseph, I27, 240 Costner, Thomas E., I57 Cotter, Charles L., 50, 321, 338, 368 Cotton, Richard E., l4l, 240 Coursey, Robert E., I27, 372 Courtney, John D., l4l, 280 Courtney, William D., I27 Couch, George M., Sl Cowan, Clifford W., I57 Cowan, Frank C., I27 Cowan, Luther P., I27 Cowart, Horace L., Sl Cowart, William L., l57 Cox, Bill A., l57 Cox, Charlie H., l4l, 246 Cox, Eugene F., 29, 240 Cox, Jerome C., l4l, 392, 406, 407 Crabbe, William, I27, 209 Crabtree, Don L., 5l, 342, 372 Craig, Charles C., I27 Craig, Fred C., I27, 258 Crain, Robert H., 5l, 370 Crake, Eric E., l4l, 204, 290 Cramer, Thomas A., 5l, 244, 349, 362, 366, 384 Crane, David A., 5l Crane, Gordon L., l57, 298 Craton, Ernest, 5l, 379 Craton, Harold M., l4l, 3l0 Crawford, Charles C., I57, 375, 392 Crawford, Charles E., l4l, 406 Crawford, Charlie L., 5l, 364 Crawford, Charles C., 5l, 264, 4l0 Edward W., I57 Crawford, Crawford, James F., l57, I83, 408 Crawford, Thomas E., l4l, 408 Crawford, Vernon A., l4l, 364, 406 Crayton, Render, I57, 268, 382 Creswell, Garland T., I27, 3ll, 384 Creveling, Joseph D., I57, 3l2 Crews, George Todd, I57 Crider, Richard L., l4l, 240 Croker, Ben M., I57, 246 Cronin, Charles B., l57, 264 Crosby, Lawrence L., l4l, 298, 399, 409 Crosswell, William L. Crouch, Wallace S., 5l, 399 Crowder, Len C., 5l Crowther, Clarence C., l4l Crutchfield, Melvern R., l4l, 264, 396 Cubas, Enrique C., I27, 349 Culbreth, Larkin F., 5l, 326, 324, 33l, 338, 368, 376 Culpepper, Raymond L., l27, 342 Culpepper, Roland L., I27, 342 Culver, William N., l4l, 378 Cumming, David P., 52, 322, 332, 356, 375, 335, 4ou Cummings, James D., 52, 240, 344 Cummings, Nason H., l57 Cummings, Walter L., I57, 254 Cummins, William F., l57, 298, 378, 392, 395, 407 Cundiff, Jack W., I27 Cunningham, Ben H., 52, 262, 348 Cunningham, John M., 52, 342, 372 Curatold, Anthony J., l4l Curlin, Fred H., 52, 268, 365 Currie, Charles H., I27 Dancy, Robert E., I57, 240, 328 Daniel, Alfred C., l4l Daniel, Daniel, Charles G., l4l, 304 Daniel, Charles S., l57, 262 Daniel, Everett J., l4l, 3ll Daniel, George O., I57 Daniel, Julian S., 52, 338,368 Daniel, Julian W., l4l Daniel, Thomas N., I57 Daniel, William D., I27, 362 Daniell, Hal S., l4l, 282 Daniell, Haney H., 53 Daniels, Lloyd E., 53, 375 Dansby, Ted, 29, 326 Charles B., sz. 290, 364, aao Darden, Dan B. Dasher, Gordon E., 53, 250, 342, 372, 387, 394, 406 Daughtry, Harry M., 53, 403 Daven ort Tom F 53, 220, 334 P . -I Davidson, Harrison W., 53 Davidson, Jerry D., l4l, 254, 328, 342, 356, 390 Davidson, John M., 53 Davis, Billy E., l4l Davis Billy R., l4l, Davis: 278 Cecil C., I27, 368, 376 Davis, Charles W., l57, 252 Davi3s67David C., 53, 326, 33l, 338, 368, Davis, David H., I57, 268 Davis, Elton D., I57, 394 Davis, Fred C., I27, 284 Davis, George G., l4l, 262, 395 Davis, Gerald W., I27, 246, 344, 360 Davis, Glenn H., I57, 280 Davis, Hal A., l4l Davis, James R., I27, 3l2 Davis, John R. Davis, Robert L., 53, 244 Davis, Sherman J., l27 Davis, William T., I57 Dawson, Louis Y., 53, 240, 370, 3Bl Day, John B., l4l Day, Kelly B. Deadmore, Lew C., 53, 365 Deadw yler. Joe D., l4l Dean, William E., I27, 290, 350, 40 Deason, Stanley D., 53 l,4 Deaux, Frederick J., 54, 368, 376 Deaver, Bascom S., I27, 326. 378 Debnam, Thomas F., I57. 286 DeFrancisci, Joseph V.. 54, 388 DeGreiff, Carlos S., l57 Del-lart, Clifton E., l4l, 302 Deiters, David W., l42, 4l0 DeLaguardia, Mario, I42, 398 Deleeuw, Jaap, 29 Dellinger, James R., I42, 268 DeLoache. George N., l27 DeMarcellus, Robert X., 54, 399 DeMarcellus, Roland, l57, I83, 4l0 Demarest, Robert K., 54, 4l0 D-emars, John V., 29, 335, 372 Demexa, Harry A., I27. 308, 384 Dempsey, Robert E., I42, 264 Denenbero, Earle l., 54, 300, 335, 358, 364, 380 Dennard. Emorv J., I42, 294 Dennis, Frank, 54 Dennis, Fred 'S., I27 Dennis, John, 54 Dennis, Joseph E., I27, 237, 264, 352, 40l Dennis, Robert G., 54, 268 Denton, Beale 8., I42, 3l2 Denton, William S., 54, 3ll, 336, 384 DeRose, Clifford A., I27, 294, 326, 338 40l, 402 Derrick, George C., 54, 334, 366 DeSoi, William F., 54, 364, 380, 4l0 Detrio, James R., 54, 362, 4l0 Devries, Hugo E., 55, 39I Dew, William V., I42, 282 Dewberry, D. Carl, I27 Dial, Frederick D. D-iamond, Henry, l42 Diamont, Thomas, l57 Diaz, Hector J., l42 Dickenson, Robert D., Dickson, David L., I57 Dickson, Ralph H., 55 Dietz, Paul T., I57 Digby, James W., l42 Diggory, Mark L., l42 Dillard, Raleigh A., 55 Dillard, Thomas J., I57 Dillard, William F., 55, 359, 408 Dismuke, William T., I27, 286 Divine, Robert S., 55, 252 Dixon, Edgar E., I57 Dixon, Cassius B., I42, 286, 360 Dixon, Henry S., 55, 365 Dixon, John W., I57 Dixon, Lindsay P., 55 Dixon, Logan 8., 55, 365, 394 Dixon, Merritt W., I42, 246 Dixon, Samuel P., I27 Dixon, Thomas M., I27, 244 Dobbings, Thomas E.. I57 Dobson, Herbert l., 55, 324, 338, 368 Dobson, William A., I27, 395 Dodd, James H., 55 Dold, Melvin J., 56, 203, 340, 384 Doll, John R., 56, 365 Dominey, John R., 56, 372 Donaldson, Thomas W., I42, 278 Donehoo, Larry K., I57 Donlevy, William J., I27, 394 Donnelly, Robert E., l42 Dopierala, Stanley, I57 Dopson, William R., I57 Doran, John H., 56, 3ll, 336, 370 Dorney, Andrew W., I27 Dorsett, Thomas M., l42 Dotson, Erman R., 56, 278, 359 Dougall, Richmond J., I42, 302, 353, 390, 409 Douglas, Fulton C., l42 Douglas, William L., 56 Doyer, Ralph L., I42, I83, 308, 35l, 353 382 Dowdy, William W., l42, 280, 3l2 Dowis, Herbert G., I42, 290 Doyle, Bernard J., l57, 4l0 Dozier, Henry P., l58. 252 Dozier, William A., I42, 392 Drago, Anthonv J., I42, 392, 397, 4l0 Drake, Robert B., l5B, 246 Draper, William L., I42, 298 Drawhorn, Billy 8., I27, 262, 387 Dreger, Garvin T., l58, 246 Drennan, James C. Drew, Gene D., 56, 362, 366 Drury, Warren E., I27 Dubler, Robert H., 56. 264. 34l, 359 DuBo5e, William P., l58, 286 Duckett, Thomas E., l42, 280 Duffy, Robert A., 56, 375 Dufour, Richard M., I27, 250, 370 Duggan, Robert M., I27. 268. 358 Duggan, Robert S., 56, 278, 326, 338, 368, 376, 402 I27, 254 Scarrattll GARAGE, INC. AAA AAA 24 HOIII' Serfvice 588 SPRING STREET, N. NV. A'rL.AN'r.A, GEORGIA HEM LOCK 4665 GORDY TIRE C0. PONCE DE LEON AT IUNIPER AT. 7531 TIRES QUALITY RECAPPING SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 438 . CUNTINUUUS UUALITY IS UUALITY YUU TRUST trade-marks mean Dugger, Donald R., 158, 252 Dugger, John E., 158, 298 Duke, Donald A., 142, 375 Dunham, Marvin N., 142, 252 Dunlap, Julian L., 142, 328 Dunlap, Peter N., 142, 240, 356, 403 Dunn, Bradley B., 56 Dunn, Cecil H., 158,246 Dunn, David W., 142,312 Dunn, William R., 158,276,410 Dunwody, William E., 127, 258, 322, 356, 403, 405 Dupree, Forist G., 56 Dupree, Robert F., 142, 294 Duran, George, 158 Durden, C. Dennis, 56, 237, 246, 340, 401, 409 Durfee, Alan F., 142 Duson, Howard F., 158, 258 Dutton, Richard A., 56, 276 Dyer, sfewsrf E., 127, 255, 311, 381, 3132, 409 Dyer, Vaughn, 158, 286 Dykes, Horace P., 57 Dysart, Roger A., 128, 258 Eads, Clinton W., 142 Eaker, Ervin Y., 128, 294, 376 Eason, William M., 29 Easterby, Ambrose H., I58, 286 Easterlin, Lewis F., 142, 278 Eastham, James D., 158 Echerd, Robert S., 142, 183, 390 Echols, William D., 142, 365, 406 Eckerman, Charles R., 57 Eckles, Edwin C., 57, 240 Edelbaum, Berko, 57, 368 Edelman, Leonard, 128, 238, 337 Edenfield, Linton H., 128 Edfeldt, Paul, 128, 313, 335, 384, 387 Edge, Arthur B., 158,268 Edleson, Bert, 57, 272, 332, 340, 350, 399, 401, 405 Edmondson, Albert S., 158, 276 Edmondson, Harry N., 128, 282, 396 Edrington, Frank E., 158 Edwards, Charles Edward, 128, 252, 340, 379 Edwards, Charles E., 128, 340, 377 Edwards, Howard D., 57, 264, 336, 370 Edwards, James B., 158, 286 Edwards, James Byrd, I58, 286 Edwards, Richard B., I58, 254 Ehrensperger, Fred E., 158 Ehrhart, Everett H., 29, 338 Eisner, Nathan A., 142, 300 Eitel, Allan B. H., 157 Eitel, Charles H., 128, 364, 394 Elder, Bobby P., 158, 240 Ellerbee, Thomas B., 158, 262, 347 Elliott, Dale E., 57, 362, 366 Felix E., 128 Elliott, Elliott, James E., 158, 391, 392 Elliott, Robert B., 128, 341 Elliott, William F., 57, 395 Elliott, William R., 158 Ellis, Blake D., 57, 282, 353, 365 Ellis, Ryan B., 158, 240, 378 Ellis, Thomas D., 142 Elrod, George M., 57, 252, 341, 372 Elrod, Watt D., 142, 308 Embry, Jesse C., 142 Emmerling, Fritz B., 128, 204, 246 Emrick, Brooks S., 57 Eng, Charles, 158 Engel, Lawrence J., 57, 181, 252, 362 Engelbrecht, Rudolf S., 58, 326, 324, 338, 368 Englerth, William M., 142, 262 Engram, Edwin J., 142 Ewloe, Hansell P., 142 STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Enyeart, William R., 142 Epperson, Mack L., 58, 365 Epstein, Charles S., 128, 272 Epsfain, Edwin s., 142, 351, 350 Ergle, John L., 58, 278, 334, 362, 366 Erickson, Herbert H., 158 Ervin, Thomas C., 58, 269, 370 Erwin, John M., 128 Eschen, Herbert E., 29, 58 Eschmann, Robert E., 58, 379 Espy, James H., I58, 408 Esral, Abraham A., 142, 328 Estes, Walter C., 142, 252 Etheridge, Carlton O., 58 Etheridge, Riley O., 58, 368, 376 Eubank, Emerson E., 142 Evans, Charles B., 158 Evans, Edward R., 58, 274, 372 Evans, Leonard N., 58 Everitt, George M., 58 Ezzard, H. 'Speer F Faircloth, Charles R., 128, 2513, 344, 360, 382, 384 Fallis, Simeon E., 58, 365 Farah, Fuad D-. G., 158, 408 Farese, Vito C., 142 Faris, David D. Farley, Daniel F., 59, 294 Farley, Harvey P., 254 Farmer, Don L., 128, 290, 338, 368 Farmer, Kenneth F., 128, 240, 322, 399, 403 Farmer, William B., 128, 392 Farnham, Rolland C., 59, 377 Farr, Charles W., 158 Fathera, Herman S., 59 Fawcett, William K., 142, 282, 346, 349 Fay, Louis E., 142, 250, 402 Fee, William M., 158,231,240 Feiertag, Bruce A., 158, 240 Feller, Alan G., 59, 276, 370, 392, 397 Felt Norris E., 29, 326, 338 Feliltam, James E., 142, 253, 352 Ferguson, Charles W. Ferguson, Robert M., 59 Fernandez, Cesar P., 158, 398 Fernandez, Manuel, 128, 282, 330 Ferrell, Charles G., 59, 255, 370, 403 Ferrill, Robert S., 29 Ferris, Henry A., 142 Ferster, Richard, 158, 294 Few, Do'1ald A., 128, 400 Field, Hal W., 59, 181, 286, 321, 332, 334, 352, 354, 366, 401 Field, Rodney J., 142 Findlay, Richard F., 142, 269, 403 Fine, Allen B., 59 Fine, Robert L., 158, 246 Finison, George W., 142 Finkleston, Donald, 158, 304 Firebaugh, James R., Jr., 59, 380. Fischer, Dan C., 128, 338 Fischer, James M., 142, 230. 390 Fischer, John A., 158, 274 Fischer, Louis J., 128, 284, 370 Fisk, George H., 59, 294, 326, 324, 360 Fiveash, James M., 142, 290 Flake, George H., 59, 342, 372 Flanagan, Delbert D., 29, 298, 340 Flanagan, Jack B., 128,370,391 Flanigen, Barrington L., Jr., 59 Fleetwood, Tratton W., Jr., 142, 252, 381 Fleming, Raymond C., Jr., 60 Fletcher, Thomas L., 60, 410 Flexer, Elmer J., 60, 290, 353, 401 Flitcrott, Norman, 158 Florence, Murray L. Flower, William P., 60 Flowers, Robert B., Jr., 128 Floyd, Arthur C., 158, 304 Floyd, Avanda W., 158, 408 Floyd, Marvin H., 264 Floyd, Thomas H., 183 Floyd, William H., 60,360 Flynt, Edward R., 29 Folds, Albert R., 158 Forbes, Horatio J., Jr., 128 Ford, Charles J., 128, 258, 378 Ford, Jones H., 60, 326, 368 Ford, Robert D., 158 Ford, Roy A., 158 Foreha nd, Roy E., 60, 365 Forester, Ottis O., Jr., 60 Forman, William E., 60 Forshtay, John E., 60, 294, 358, 377, 382, 399, 401 Forstl, Michael, 143 Fortune, Ralph W., Jr., 60 Foscue, Clayton, 60, 262, 368, 402 Foss, Jerrel F., 143, 240, 347 Fossett, John L., Jr., I58, 290 Foster, Asa B., 128 Foster, Harvey H., Jr., 61 Foster, Jesse T. Foster, Mark A., 143 Foster, Thomas E., 61 Foster, Weems M., 61, 368 Fountain, Collier J., 128, 368, 376 Fowler, Clifton L., 61, 324, 334, 362 Fowler, Curtis W., 158, 262 Fowler, Forest L., Jr., 143, 247, 328 Fowler, Gordon B., 61 Fowler, Paul D., 158 Fowler, Robert F., I58, 240 Fowler, Robert N., 143, 408 Fowlke Fowlke s, Albert R., 158,240 s, Douglas L., 128 Fox, Harvey, 143, 238 Fox, Thomas J., 143, 252 Fox, Warren H., 61, 340, 399 Frames, William T., 143, 276 France, Bernard H., 143 Franco, Aaron M., 61, 238 Frankel, Karl, 158, 238, 351 Franklet, Duane L., 128, 313, 322, 326, 331, 366, 384, 403, 410 Frankli Frankli Frankli Frankli Fraser, n, Ebert L., 61, 282, 365 n, James R., I58, 244, 353 n, M. Glen, 158 n, Sam J., Jr., 158,240,347 William E. Frazier, Robert W., 143, 382, 395 Frederick, Ben B., 128, 347, 379 G Gabriel, James C., 158, 183 Gaddis, John, 128, 218, 282, 370 Gaertner, Paul C., Jr., 62, 247, 341, 359 Galin, Melvyn P., 158, 238 Galligr, Philip M., Jr., 128, 347, 377 Galgzin, Richard W., Jr., 62, 237, 278 Galphin, Thomas H., Jr., 62, 399 Gambill, Wallace R., 128, 326,362 Gammage, Hiller M., Jr., 62, 262, 362 366, 395 Garber, Maurice J., 143, 238, 382 Garcia, Louis A., 158, 392, 398 Garcia, Raymond G., 62, 244 Gardner, Charles R., 128, 258, 382 Gardner, Peyton H., 128, 258, 387, 392, 397 Gardner, Robert L., 128 Gardner, Robert R. Gardner, William E., 128 Garland, Bernard I., 62, 379 Garlington, Carl D., 158, 240 Garner, Frank D., 63, 365 Garner, Michael R., 63, 312 Garnett, Paul R., 143, 290, 395 Garrard, Frank U., 111, 63, 181, 269 Garrett, Kenneth M., 63 Garzzgt, James D., 63, 276, 368, Garrison, Charles P., 128, 278, 338, 349, 368, 376, 382, 402 Garrison, Sydney W., Jr., 158, 262 Garwood, Harry E., 128, 258, 353 Gaskins, Jack C., 63 Gassaway, James M., 143 Gates, Daniel W., 30, 341 Gates, Edward L., Jr., 143, 253, 395 Gates, Louis E., Jr., 143, 255, 359 Gathright, Jack T., 63, 338, 368 Gaude, Robert P., Jr., 63, 368, 410 Gavin, David C., 158, 258 Gay, John W., lll, 158, 244, 353, 408 GGCQSEBH, Marvin C., I58, 272, 351, Geddy, George B., Jr., 30, 311, 368 Gee, Charles W., 158 Geer, Ronald L., 63, 342, 372 Gehrels, George M., 158 Geiger, William E., Jr., 128, 382, 406 Gentry, Walter B., 143, 183, 284 Gentsch, Edward F., 63, 302, 370 342, 332, 322, Frederic, Edgar H., 158, 298 Friedman, Donald J., 158, 238, 250,410 Free, William C., Jr., 61, 284, 364, 406 Free, William R., 158 Freeman, John W., 61, 282, 326, 324 Freeman, Robert J., 61, 269 Freeman, William S., 143,402 French, Robert S., 158 French, Theodore R., 143, 240 Frenz, Charlie M., 158, 290, 395,408 Frey, Joe E., 61, 253, 379 Frey, Roger A., 158 Frick, Carl L., Jr., 143, 284 Friddell, Paul J., Jr., 158 Friedman, Donald H., 143,359 Friedman, Paul H., 143, 382 Frisby, Wayne L., 62, 326, 368 Friscia, Joe, I58, 240 Fritch, James L., 62, 204, 340 Frizzell, William R., 128,269 Fry, James c., 52, 294, 399 Fugate, Fred J., Jr., 158 Fulford, Robert O., 143 Fuller, Olin M., 1211, 294, 325, 331, 362, 366 Fuller, R. Vernon, 158, 295, 392 Fuller, Stephen L., 128,258 Fulton, George T., 62, 274 Funk, William J., Jr., 62, 326, 365 George, Robert C., 63, 372 Gepner, lsadore, 63, 310, 337 Gerard, Paul L., 143 German, Alfred J., 143, 312 Gervais, Felix J. A., Jr., 143 Gibson, Harry S., 143 Giftin, Robert M., 144, 258 Gilbert, Leamon G., 64, 362, 366 Gilbert, Gilbert, Gilbert, Loran M., Jr., 128, 250 Millard N., 64, 368 Thomas C., 158 Gilbreath, George C., 64 Gilbgioath, Joseph E., 158, 223, 213, Gill, Arthur c., 54, 275, 366 295, 370, Gill, Harrison W., Jr., 64, 382 Gill, Ralph E., Jr., 64, 368 Gillespie, Claude M., 158, 378 Gillespie, John A., 158, 183 Gillespie, Leland M., 128, 295, 391 Gillespie, Paul, 143 Gillespie, Robert C., 143 Gilliland Gillman, , Bobby F., 158 Bernard I., 64 Giometti, August S., 128, 381 Giordano, Anthony J., 64, 337, 410 Giordano, Robert L., 158 Givarz, Alan F., 143 ATLANTA FISH, INC. mfr FRESH AND FROZEN SEAFOODS BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS INSTITUTIONAL FROZEN FOODS sk' 602 MEANS STREET, N. W. HEm1ock 3912 Atlanta, Ga. Complimenls Of HONOR BRAND FROZEN FOODS Distributed by CAPITIIL FISH C0. 777 WHITEHALL ST., S. W. AM. 4511 440 Congratulations to the 1951 BLUE PRINT RUTLAND'S ENTERPRISES Guy Rutland, Sr. 205 Atlanta Avenue RUTLAND CONTRACTING COMPANY Calvin T. Rutland 14401 E. Ponce de Leon Avenue MOTOR CONVOY, INC. Guy Rutland, Jr. 198 Rockwell Newcomb 8: Boyd RAYMONIl CONCRETE CONSULTING ENGINEERS Foundation Engineers Electrical Air Conditioning and ' P1 b' Heating um mg Contractors 1205 Spring St., N. W. Atlanta, Ga. NEW YORK ATLANTA RIIBEBT AND COMPANY ASSOCIATES drchitects ana' Engineers 96 PoPLAR STREET ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA 44I Hardeman, Leon W., I59, 372 Givens, Beniamin F., I58, 240 Givens, Donald A., I43 Glasscock, Robert C., I43 Glaze, Thomas L., Jr., 64 Glover, Edward B., l28, 29l, 38l Glover, 240, 403 Glover, James E., 64 Glover, Rupert F., I58 Gnann, Joseph L., 64 Godbey, Henry N., Jr., l28, 24l, 349 Godwin, Herman O., I43 James 8., IV, 64, l8I, 2l2, STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Griffin, Eugene W., Jr., 30 Griffin, Francis D., I59, 392 Griffin, Hollis E., 67, 368 Griffin, James L., l43, 284 Griffin, John J., I59, 247, 394 Griffin, John K., l28, 269, 347, 360 Griffin, Arthur E., I59, 286 Griffith, D. Edwin, l28, 334, 362, 366 Griffith, George E., I43 Griffith, Robert E., 67, 236, 237, 255, 332, 344, 384, 403 Griggs, John T., 67 Goette, Fed W., I43 Goetz, Nelson F., 65, 370 Gold, Sidney, l28, 239 Goins, Earl D., l58, 250 Goldberg, Robert D., I28, 239 Goldin, William J., I59 Goldner, Leonard, I43, 239 Goldstein, Harold L., I59, 272, 35I Omel Pedro R I59 398 6 . -. . Gorgolas, Constantine J., 65 Gonzales, Tonilo J., l28, 304, 384 Goode, Goode, David R., Jr., 65, 365, 400 Lawrence V., IZ8, 308 Grimes, Thomas R., Jr., l43, 328 Grimshaw, Cyrus S., Jr., l59, 302, 39l Griswold, Fred 8., I59, 302 Griuell, William G., I59, 282, 392 Grochau, Earl S., I43 Gross, Leroy W., I43 Groover, Charles W., I59, 247 Groves, Asbury E., Jr., I59, 295 Grubbs, Robert L., I29 Guerra, Henry G., 67, 365 Guler, George F., I59, 262 Gumacos, Constantine, 67, 324, 338 388, Goodhart, Robert H., Jr. Goodloe, George M., l28, 286 Goodman, Herbert E., l28, 300 Goodyear, Michael M., I59 368, 376 Gunn, Cuyler M., 67 Gun1els Charles E., 67, 365 Gunnessl Joseph P., I43, 264, 405 Googe, Joseph M., 30, 65, 338 Gunning, George J., 67, 29l, 4l0 Gor on, Alexander J., Ill, I43, 274 Gunson, David O., 30 Gordon. Billie. 65. ISI. 335. 364. 384 Guam, Thomas H., Jr., I43, Isa, 274 Gordon. Chester O.. Jr.. 65. 193.241 surrey, Thomas E., I29, zaz, 370, 379, Gordon, Don H., I43, 24l, 328, 347, 384 35l Gurry, Ellis T., Jr., I43, 29l, 395, 409 G0fd0fl. Franklin M-. 55. 335. 370 Guthman, Siegfried, Jr., 67, l8l, 237, Gordon, Frederick A., 65, 244 272, 326, 324, 335, 358, 380 Gordon, Louis, 65 Guy, Dan V., I29, 237, 262, 322, 338, Gordon, Luther H., 65, 3ll, 380 384 Gordon, William O., 65, 237, 264, 364 Guyton, Raymond V., l43 Gordon, Willis G., 65, 264 Gwynn, Christopher J., I44 Gore, James Harold, 66, 366 Gorham, John M., lll, 66, 305 Gorman, Daniel C., I59, 3l3, 376 Gorton, Charles W., 30 Goss, Harry E., I59 Gossage, Walker E., Jr., l59 Gotcher, James W., Jr., I59, 298 Graeub, William C., I59 Grattham, Roy C., I43 Graham, C. Carter, I43, 24l Ernest G., Jr., 66, I8l, 344, Howell E., I43, 244, 35l, 395 M. Ray, I28, 3l3, 35I, 387 Murray M., Jr., l28, 255, 40l Graham, William R., l59 Grainger, Floyd E., I43 Granger, Harvey, lll, 66 Grant, John V., I43 Grant, Lawton E., I43 Grant, Robert L., 30, 368 Graves, Edwin J., 66, 269 Graves, Russell A., I43 Graves, Thomas L., 66, 384 Gravino, Andrew J., 66, 370 Gray, Lawrence C., 30, 66 Green, Irwin, I43 Green, William 8., I43, 286 Graham, 360 Graham, Graham, Graham, ll Haddock, David A., I59, l83 Hagan, Joseph W., I59, 269 Hagan, Samuel F., I29 Hagen, Jeffrey M., I44 Hagen, Ted W., 67 Hager, Charles R., I59, 276 Hagler, Tom W., Jr., l44, 269 Haigh, Edward L., I59 Hair, He try R., I59 Hale, Robert L., I44, 209 Haley, George W., 67, 250 Hall, Benjamin R., I44 Hall, Howard S., I29 Hall, Joseph A., I59, 286 Hall, Hall, Robert H., 67, 365 Robert P., 68, 360 Ham, James H. Ham, Roland A., 68, 368 Hamel, Beniamin F., l29 Hamill, Leslie M., I44, 305, 374 Hamilton, Dallas E., Jr., 68, 262 Hamilton, Floyd D., I44 Hamling, Bernard A., I44, 29l, 4l0 Hammel, Richard A., I44 Hammer, Herbert R., 68, 365 NOLAND COMPANY L. RALPH BUSH Greene Jack M., I59, 3l2 Greene, James E., l43, 4l0 Greene, Lawrence A. Greene, Ray W., I43, 274 Greene, William L., Jr., I59 Greer, Robert J., 66, 300, 370 Greer, Walter D., 66, 282 Gregory, Jack L., I43 Gregory, Leland H., Jr., I59, 298, 39l Grella, Clement J., I43, 4l0 Gresham, William A., Jr., 66, 334, 362, 366 Gresham, William C., 66, 24l Grier, William F., l59 Hammock, Thomas V., I44, 265, 392 Hammond, John R., Jr., 68, 295, 358, 362, 366, 382 Hammond, William L., 68 Hammonds, Richard D., I59, 408 Hamner, George G., I44 Hanauer, Ferdinand W., Jr., 68, 265, 364 Hand, Frederick F., I44, 406 Handal, Frank N., I44, 223, 274, 353, 4l0 Handly, James C., I59, 24l, 347 Handrop, Dalhart M., 68 Haney, Charles H., Jr. Hankins, Donald M., I59 Hankinson, William B., Jr., I59 Hanlin, Robert L., I59, 3l3 Hanner, William S., I59, 24l, 347 Hannigan, James E., I29, 29l, 375 Hapgood, David G., I44 Haralson, James B., 68, 253, 365, 384 Haraway, Robert C., 30 Hard, William R., 68 Harggr, John iz., I29, 247, 352, aaa, Harden, Robert G., 68, 269 Hardin, Allen S., I44, 38l Hardin, James E. d' Price P., 68, 274, 39l Har mg, Hardison, Charles H., I59 Hardison, Wayne E., I29, l83 Charles S., 342 Hardman, Hargsrian, William M., 69, 326, Hardt, Raymond B., I44 Hardy, George B., I44, 24l Hardy, Jackson D., I59 Hardy, Marvin L., I44 Harkness, William S., lll, I29, 282, 342 Harllee, Robert L., 30, 344 Harlow, George L., I59, 276 Harp, Robert M., l29, 269 Harper, Luther E., I44 Harrington, Arnold W., I44, 24l Harris, Charles J., 69, 227, 228, 269 Claude B., I44, 305 Harris, Harris, John W., Ill, 30, 375 Robert H., I29 Ronald D., I59 Harris, Harris, Harris, X 332, 33 , 368, 406 Harris, Ted C., I44, 305 Harris, William MCD., 69, 250 Harris, William W., I44, 360 Harrison, Charles W., I29, 286 Harrison, David L., I59, 255, 392 Harrower, Peter S. Harte, John E., 69, 282, 368 Hartley, Edwin M., Jr., 265, 33l, 38l Hartman, Donald McD., I29, 262, 323, 354, 356, 382 386, 40I Hartness, Carl E., I59 Hartnett, James F., I44 Hartromph, William, Jr., I59, 286 , 397 Harvey, Henry 8., Jr., 69, 265, 376 Harvey, John L., I29, 3l2 Robert D., Jr., I59, 247 Harvey, Harward, William G., I44, 286 Harwell, James H., Jr., 69 Harwell, John R., I59, 24l Harwell, William D., I44 Harwell, William F., 30 Hastings, Harold T., I59, l83 Hasty, Emmett D., Jr., I44 Hatcher, William K., I44, 286 Hawes, Henry C., I59 Hawk, Robert T., I29 Hawkins, Sidney E., l59, 328, 406 Hawkins, W. Rex, I44, 262 Hawkins, William G. Hawthorne, George 8., Jr., 30, 338, 368, 376 Hay, Arthur L., Jr. Hayes, Herbert B., l59 Hayes, Richard T., I59, 280 Haynes, William G., 69, 364 Hays, Richard O., I59 Haywood, Arthur J., 69, 3I0, 370, 388 Haywood, Robert S., I44, 258 Hazel, Woodrow M., 69 Hazen, Robert D., I44 324, Ro H., 69, 265, 320, 326, 324, Harvey, Donald M., I29, 3l0, 326, 342, 392 368, 324, 3l3, 336, Healy, Leonard D., 69, 338, 368 Heard, James R., I44, 255 Hecker, Robert H., I29, 364, 394 Heery, George T., 69, 282 Heery, John S., Jr., I44 Hefner, Oscar V., I59, 255 Hefner, Robert J., I29, 255, 362 Heidelberg, Wolfgang W., I44, 276 Heim, Donald R., 70, 253, 368 Heinrich, Kurt J., I59, 402, 4l0 Helms, Louis L., I44, 29l, 375 Hemby, Philip C., l59, 276, 392 Hemphill, Bernard T., I29, 258 Henglizgson, Charles L., 70, 3l2, 340 Clifton M., Jr., I59, 247 Henderson, Conward, Jr., I59 Henderson, John W., I29 Henderson, Ulysses V., Jr., 30, 326 Hendrix, Emory S., I44 Hennings, Ralph W., I29, 253 Henry, Chester L., I59, I83, 3l3, 347 Henry, Patrick P., 70, 3l2 Henry, Roger M., 70, 29l, 342, 372 Henry, William C., 70, 364 Henry, William R., Jr., 70, 365, 400 Hensley, Sam P., I59 Henson, John MCK., I59, 269 Herlong, John U., I59 Hermansdorfer, James E., 70, 3l2, 384 Herndon, Albert B., I44, 406 Herrin, Alfred, 70, 377, 406 Herring, Robert L., 70 Hester, James E., l29 Hewell, James R., Jr., I29 Hewke, James C., 30, 70 Hickman, Robert L., I44, 284, 365 Hickman, Roy S., 368, 376 Hicks, Herbert G., l60, 244, 35l Hicks, John H., l44, 232, 237, 287 Hicks, Perry T., Jr., 24l Hicks, Ralph H., l60, 347, 4l0 Higgins, Anthony 8., 70 Higgins, Aubon D., l60, 3l3, 408 Higgins, Wilbur S., I44, 298, 38l Higgins, William T., 7l, 291 Hilbun, William H., l60, 258 Hildebrand, Donald H., 7I Hiles, John G. Donald D., I44, 262, 395 Doug M., I44, 204, 29l, 403 George J., Jr., I29 Henderson, Hill, Hill, Hin, Hill, Joseph E., I44 Lucio W. 7l 258 H'll, , , Hill, Terrell, 7l, 269, 344, 382 Troy E., Jr., I29 Hill, Hill, William W., Jr., 7l Hilley, David B., 7l Hilley, Robert D., 7l, 24l, 372 Hilsman, Myrick S., Jr., 7l Hinchey, Frank E., I44 Hinds, Edmond F., Jr., l60, 259 Hines, John M., l60 Hinton, Everett H., Jr., l60 Hinton, Leonard O., Jr., I44 Hiott, Claude D., 7l, 280 Hipp, Rawson C. Hitz, Thomas R., 7l, 368, 400 Hlavenka, Thomas T., I29 Hobart, Joe B., I44 Hochman, Harvey, l60, 272, 35l Hochstaedter, Louis, I44, 272, 35I, 360 405 Hodde, Walter D., l60, 287 Hodgden, Howard Burton, Jr., 7l, 244 362 Hodgden, Hugh Wendell, 30 Hodges, Cecil M., Jr., I29, 269 Hodges, James Frank, l60, 259 Hodges, Lorentz R., Jr., l60, 29l, 353 Hodges, Robert P., I29 Hodgson, Robert E., Jr., 7l, 247, 362 Hoehn, Thomas F., I44 INCORPORATED . 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AUSTIN, Associate Registered Electrical 'Engineers ATLANTA GEORGIA 442 Quality DRAFTING REQUIRES Quality MATERIALS GEORGIA TEH TEOLLEGE INN 1 443 320, 323, 332, 346, 354, 401, 403 Ronnie Edwin, 160 331, 338, 368, 376 Hoeke, Fred Way, 144, 255, 395 Hogan, Robert Lee, 72, 278, 338, 368 376 Hogan, William J., 129, 302, 399,410 Hoge, Nan A., 160, 287 Hohenstein, Charles L., 144, 364, 391 394 Hohn, Carl M., 129, 237, 280, 359 Holloday, Will Lee, 72, 368, 376 Holdridge, George L., 160, 287, 382 392, 402 Holland, Billy sokor, 72, 291, 352, 365 Holland, James Rudolph, 129, 310, 384 Holler, Edward J., 72, 278, 384 Holliman, Albert Louis, 72, 326, 324 342, 372 Hollis, John s., ao, 324 Hollis, Julian Lester, 160, 183, 244 Holloway, Beniamin G., 129, 344 Hollwedel, Matthew Joseph, 72 Holman, Charles Edward, Sr., 129, 282 Holmen, Eugene Emil, 72, 265 Holmess, Gerald Eugene, 160, 241, 391 39 Holmes, James C., Jr., 129, 259 Holt, Arthur P., Jr., 129 Holt, Arthur Roland, 129, 259, 323 356, 370 Holt, Vell D., 129, 282 Holt, William E., 129, 312, 344, 360 382 Holt, William Pierce, 72 Holtzclaw, Louis Bryant, Jr., 160, 408 Holtzman, Milton Hopkins, Walter Hershell, 144, 295 Hopper, Charles Alton, 160, 247 Horan, Hubert J., 160,287 Horowitl. Abe, 129, 239 Horne, William R., 72, 229, 241, 366 Hornsby, James C., 144 Horsey, William Charles, 72, 4386 Horton, David Talbertl 129 Hoskins, James M., 144 Hostetler, Robert James, 144, 223, 250 Hotaling, Richard L., 72, 336, 370 Houser, James Richard, 160 Houser, William Edward, 72, 372 Houston, Calvin E., 73 Houston, William B., Jr., 129, 326, Howard, H. Lee, 160 Howard, Robert Wells, 129 Howard, Thomas Bailey, Jr., I44, 291 Howard, William Kirk, 129 Howell, Charles Ronald, 160 Howell, H. Scott, 73, 237, 269, 344 Howell, Harry Wilson, 73, 287, 326, 365 Howington, John C., 73, 247 Hoyer, William Nason, 129, 237, 298 392, 397 Hubbard, Howard K., 160 Hubbs, Samuel Leroy, 73, 368 Huddleston, James Daniel, 129, 313 Hudgins, Jewell B., 144, 244, 392 Hudiburg, John Justus, 73, 324, 339 368 Hudson, John W. Huggins, Dale L., 73, 244 Huggins, Douglas Frank, 73 Hughes, Carl A., Jr. Hughes, Robert E.. 129, 250 Hughs, Dan T., 129, 244, 365 Hughs, Nat C., I44, 295 Hull, Walter Deck, Jr., 160, 287 Hull, William Therdore, 160, 287 Hulsey, Ernest C., Jr., 73, 269, 366, 387 Hume, James Robert, 129, 279, 335, 364, 380, 384 Hume, John, 144 Humphrey, Harold Grady, 129, 311 sea, 376 I 1 STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Hum hre Robert Eu ene 145 P v. , , Q . Humphrey, Wllllam George, I45, 244, 349 Humphreys, Henry C., 73, 269 Hunsicker, William Robert, 73, 376 Hunsinger, John Stewart, 160, 287, 378 Hunt, Alex T., 129, 232, 244 Hunt, Clark William, 129, 342 Hunt, William S., 73, 370 Hunter, Buford Eugene, 160 Hunziker, Walter R., 129 Hurst, Franklyn D., 129, 295, 351, 390 Hurst, Robert W., I45, 287 Hurvitz, Arthur, 30, 361, 380 Husband, Charles S., 74 Huskisson, John Carl, Jr., 74, 241, 318, Hust, Raymond F., 74 Hutchens, Vernon F., 160, 295, 391 Hutcheson, John Duard, 30. Hutcheson, John L., 111, 74, 269 Hutchings, Charles M. Hutchins, Charles W., I45 Hutchison, Donald O., 74, 276, 366, 3841 Hutchison, Douglas H., 145, 276 Hutchinson, Herbert Alan, 145, 381 Hutto, Ezra, 160 Hutton, Robert N., Ill, 74, 326, 362, 388, 392, 394, 397 Hyatt, William H., 74, 368 Hyman, Julius, 145, 239 Immich, Francis C., I45, 328 Ingalls, Robert Warren, 129, lngman, Hal M., 74, 282 Inman, Richard B. Inman, Richard E., 160 Irby, Hall C., 145, 402 lrmiter, Donn P., 129 Ivey, Garner H., Jr., 241, 386 Ivey, Joseph O., 160 Ivey, Thomas N., 74 Ivey, Turner W., 30' 259 Jensen, George F., 145, 284, 359 Jensen, Rusie l A., I45, 253 Jent, William Pollard, Jr., 130, 364 Jernigan, Joe W., 145, 291 Jessup, Francis M., Jr., 75 Jeter, Robert W., 75, 311, 372 Jeter, Bernard H., Jr., 76, 281, 330 Jett, Robert C., 76, 302, 391 Jett, William Starke, 76, 181, 287, 320 26, 324, 332, 356, 370 Jewell, Henry P., 145 Jewell, Robert H., Jr. Jimenez, Arturo Pedro, I45, 398 Jobe, Thornley Caruthers, 76, 326, 324 339, 369 Johansen, Frederick A., 145, 287 Jolhns, Edward, 130 Johnson, Bobby G., 160 Johnson, Charles Edward, 76, 229, 241 340, 374, 377, 399 Johnson, Charles R., 160 Johnson, Donald L., 145 Johnson, Harald R., 145, 363, 392 Johnson, Herbert A., 130 Johnson, Herbert W., 76, 312 Johnson, Jack Jervis, 76 Johnson, John E., 76, 365 Johnson, Ralph W., 160, 378 Johnsaln, Richard Clayton, 145, 276, Johnson, Ro W., Jr., 130, 265, 382 Johnson, Ruilus S., Jr. Johnson, Vernon E., I45, 328 Johnson, Walter T., 160 Johnson, Warren Lee, 130, 282, 396 Johnson, William A., 76, 262 Johnson, William L., 76, 366 Johnson, William Robert, I45 Johnston, Charles D., 130, 279 Johnston, Daniel McGuirk, 160 Johnston, James G., 76, 324 Johnston, Monroe M. Johnston Remington 76 377 Johnston: 'Sidney F., 3r.,'l45, 237, 277 Joiner, Gerald V., 130, 313, 370 Joiner, Jordan, Jack E., 160 Jordan, James E., 160, 259 Jordan, Thomas J., 130 Jordan, William R., Jr. Joris, John C., 77, 305, 370 Jory, Philip Douglas, 160, 351 Joyce, Thomas G., 77, 308, 365 Judd, Donald M., 7a, 245, 320, 26 324, 332, 341, 350, 354, 356, 359 401, 405 Justen, William E., 78, 340, 377, 399 K Kah, Carl L. Clarence, 145, 263, 392 397 Kahlert, Joe A., Jr., 160, 247 Kaiser, Martin J., 160, 183, 274 Kaler, William Leonard, I45, 237, 239 Kalmbach, James 8., 78, 259, 326, 324 342, 349, 372 Kamggzky, Carl Joseph, Jr., 78, 369 Kamner, Edward A., 160 Kampschafer, Arthur R., I45 Kapnek, Theodore H., 160, 272 Karlson, John Erik, Jr., 130, 245 Kasper, Michael, 130 Katz, Marshall Noah, 78, 239, 336, 370 Kaufmann, Walter Ernst, 78, 372 Kavy, Gilbert Allen, 160, 239 Kay, John William, 130 Kays, John M., 145 Kee Chi, Beniamin, I45 Keel, Thomas J., 78 Keen, James L., 111, 145 Keen, Marshall F., 161, 287 Keene, Charles Dlwig'ht, 161, 408 Keener, Marvin Joe, 78, 203 Kelbert, George O., 130, 313, 375, 410 Kell, Elbridge Gerry, 145 Keller, Earl D., Jr., 145, 255 Kellermann, I. George, 78, 239, 340 377, 399 Kelley, Marc N., 161, 295, 395 Kelley, Robert Dolan, Jr., 78 Joiner, Thomas W., 77, 365 Jolly, Robert M., 160 Jones, Alfred H., 77 Jones, Andrew Jackson, Jr., 77, 263 377 Kelley, William W., 161 Kelly, Bruce C., 161, 378 Kelly, Dale E., 161, 183, 308 Kelly, Doyle W., 130,311 Kelly, Gary R., 145 Kelly, Kelly Paul M., I45 Samuel F., 78, 259 Kelseiy, George s., I45, 282 J Jackson, Charles W., 129, 183, 368, 409 Jackson David Carl, 160 Jackggil Emmette G., Jr., 129, 291, Jackson John David, 74, 181, 282, 344, 387 Jackson, John G., Jr., 145, 241 Jackson, Pat M., 74, 336, 370 Jackson, Thomas N., 75, 362 Jackson, William L., 129, 241, 370 Jacobs, Albert Spencer, 160, 394 Jacobs, Glenn R., 160 Jacobs, Robert Leslie 145 Jacobs, William erody, leo, 295 Jakala, Richard R., 145 Jakubowski, Stanley T., 75, 359 Jaller, Lionel E., 75, 366 James, Albert C., 75 James, Freddie E., 75, 365 Jamgochian, John, Jr., I45 Jancewicz, Alex R., 75 Janczys, Walter J., 75, 245, 362, 405 Jaramillo, Orestes, 160 Jarrett, Richard Eugene, 129, 370 Jarriel, Stephen Layfette, 75, 336, 370 334, Jak Tom W., 75, 269, 365 Je eries, L. Edward, Jr., 145, 408 Jenkins, Charles R., 160, 183, 255 Jenkins, Claude William, Jr., I45, 313, 366 Jenkins, Jenkins, Jenkins, Dave H., 75, 372 Henry Guy, Jr., 130 Louis M., 160 Jenks, Emory, 160, 247 Jones, Bobblibavid, 145 Jones, Carl ., 145 Jones, Charles H., 77, 237, 282, 370 Jones, Curtis Palmer, 160 Jone:65Cyri1 Joseph, 77, 265, 336, 370 Jones, David Jarvis, 160, 265 Jones, Delmar D., 77, 375 Jones, Eugene Nelson, 130, 255 Jones, Frederick Lamar, 77, 263, 346 354, 364, 380, 401 Jones, Giles Paul, Jr., 130, 269, 343 349 Jones, Harvie Paul, 130 Jones, Ira P., Jr., 375 Jones, James B., 160, 291, 392 Jones, Jim F., I45, 335, 380 Jones, Mack Patrick, 130, 265, 396 Jones, Milton Fred, 160, 305 Jones, Norbert S., 160, 265 Jones, Pat, Jr. Jones, Robert Hubbard Jones, Ronald H., 145, 291 Jones, Roy C., 145 Jones, Thomas Beniamin, Jr., 160 Jones, Warren R., 77, 370 Jones, Wayne S., 145 Jones, William A., 145, 378 Jones, William c., 77, 29l, 340, 358 Jones, William Oscar, 160, 259, 353 Jones William Smi h 77 . I . Jordan, Charlie William, 145 Kemp, Archie J., 145, 381, 395 Kenan, Richard P., 161, 402, 410 Kenaston, Glenn S., 130, 283, 387 Kendrick, Earl L., Jr., 78, 265 Kenefick, John M., 30 Kennedy, Barham F., 79, 363, 366 Kennedy, Clyde M., lao, 237, 245, 326 348, 401 Kennedy, Dan C., I45, 245 Kennedy, David R., Jr., 130, 269 Kenner, Lewis M., 30, 375 Kenney, Jack N., 79, 365 Kennedy, William T., 130, 287, 323 356, 403 Kent, Ronald W., 161, 250 Kenyon, Howard A., 79, 375 Kenyon, Jack A., 130, 335, 364 Kenyon, William P., 79, 291, 340 Kerfoot, William D., Jr., 161, 269 Kerr, Edward G., 145, 183, 305 Kerr, James J., 145,410 Kerr, William C., 130, 255, 395, 409 Key, James L., 161, 241 Key, Rupert E., 130 Keyser, David N., 145, 253 Keyton, James W., 161, 259 Kidd, Gates B., 79, 245, 340, 401 Kidd, John Paul, 161 Kidd, John W., 161, 287 Fashionable Writing Papers ENGRAVED INVITATIONS . . and . . VISITING CARDS Blue Horse STATIONERY Paper School Supplies J . P. 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Kimzey, Robert M., Jr., 79, 287, 343, 350, 357, 372, 40l, 405 King, Ben Johnson, l6l, 29I King, Blaine H., 28l King, C. Raitord, l45, 283 King, Don Dean, 79, 279, 372, 386 King, George A., l45, 283, 396 King, Jael G., 145, 305 King, John W., I30, 344, 36I King, Paul w., 145, 275 King, William Day, l5l Kinser, Roland Eugene, l6l Kirk, Charles E., l30, l83 Kirk, Glenn F., Jr., l45, 305, 328 Kirk James L., ll, I46 Kirkland, Thomas R., I46, 269 Kirkle Carl W Jr 79 3l2 Yr -r -. r Kirkpiagrick, Edward S., 79, 283, 370, Kirkpatrick, George L. Kirkpatrick, Thomas W., l6l, 287, 353 Kirkwood, Lyman A., l30, 295, 384 Kistler, Charles A., l6l Kitchens, Harrold L., l30 Kite, Clarence R., 79 Kinral, Archie C., 79, 353, 366 Kizer, Herbert James, Jr., 80, 259, 353, 380, 38l Klein, William M., l30 Klepach, Robert J., l30, 265 Klitin, Luis V., l46 Kloepfer, George A., I46 Knapp, Don J. Knapp, Gilbert D., l46 Knapp, Robert E., l6l, 298 Knapp, Walter Chandler, l6l, 279 Knezevich, Peter J. Knight, Eugene S., l46, 295 Knight, Jeff Perry Knight, John R., I46, 265, 395 Knight, Joseph Marion, Jr., I46, 253 349, 378 Knight, William L., Jr., l30, 29l, 364 384 Knightion, John Edward, Jr., l30, 277 38 Knobloch, William C., l30, 369 Knox, Lambert Jefferson, l46 Kohl, Richard Wallace, l6l Koo, Frank H., l6l Kordys, Joseph Ralph, Jr., l6l, 277, 4l0 Koritz, Howard A., 80, 300 Korman, Philip, I46, 239, 359 Kornteld, Jay Laurence, l30, 239 Kornteld, Leo L., I46, 3ll Kovarik, James H., l6l Kraft, Roger L., 80 Krasnoft, Robert M., l6l, 239 Kratzer, John Thomas, l30, 370, 4l0 Krause, Fred J., so, 259, 325, 33l, 335 380, 387 Kreigh, David L., 145, zva Kreiling, Robert G., Jr., l30, 259 Krimmel, Robert Louis, 80, 366 Krochmal, Jerome Jay, I30, 239, 34l 359 Kruse, Heinz William, 80, 250, 369 376 Kubly, Albert M., I46, 398 Kudro, Thomas G., l30, 363 Kulka, Bruce Monroe, 80, 363 Kunzer, Arthur Jack, Jr., l6l, 263 Kurlat, Saul, 30 Kurzer, Alvin A., l6l, 300 Kuttner, Donald, I46 STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Kuzma, Robert L., I46 Kyle, John Curtis, Jr., I46, 259 Kyle, Robert J., 30, 335 L Labaw, J. Edward, 80 Lachmann, Theodore Emil, 80, 323, 332, 357, 382, 392, 397 Laclair, Huston Lincoln, Jr., 80, 269 Ladner, Lawrence J., 80, 4l0 Lamar, Edward Blake, 161, 251, asa Lamar, Wayland Wright, l6l, 247 Lamas, Alexander Charles, l6l, 283, 394 Lamas, Arthur A., l6l, 394 Lamb, Frank L., I46, 3l2 Lamb, Waiter L., Jr., I30, l8l, 237 25I, 384 Lambrecht, William G., l6l Lamothe, Henry J., 80, 363, 367 Lamson, Frederick Ernest, l30, 38l Land, Sidney L., I30, 363, 367 Landis, William C., l6l, 305 Landsman, Robert H., I46, 300 Lane, Frank L., l6l Richard A., l6l, 392 Lane, Lane, Richard B., l30, 295, 369, 387 Lane, Ronald L., l6l Lang, James L., 8l William D., 8l, 295, 352, 369 Lang, 394, 40l Langanake, Ralph A., l30, 279 Langford, Carloss B., Jr., l30 Langford, John William, l6l, 395 Langley, Lucius P., l6l, 245 Lanier, Jack D., l6l, 382 Lanier, Linton G., Jr., 8l, 363 Lanier, William Joseph, l6l, 255 Lansdell, Robert A., l6l Lansing, Samuel M., l6l, l83 Lariscy, Willard Hill, Bl, 229, 24l, 346 Lashley, Elmer W., Bl Lashley, Robert E., Jr., l30, 3l2 Lasserre, Curtiss H., l6l, 245 Lasseter, Ernest F., Jr., 330, 363, 386 Lassiter, Richard Henry, l6l, 263 Lassiter, Thomas U., l6l, 263 Lathbury, W. Dale, 8l Lathrop, Stanley P., I46, 407 Latimer, Joseph L., l6l, 295 Latoni, Carlos, l6l, 398 Lewbe, Keith Dodds, l6l Lauber, Earl Lenard, I46, 328, 392 397, 402 Lauderdale, Woodrow Wilson, 30 Laughlin, Robert D-., l6l, 287 Laupa, Armas, BI Lavelle, Joseph E., I46, 253, 375 Lavia, Roy C., l6l, 4l0 Lavinsky, Jerry L., l6l, 272, 35l, 395 Law, Donald R., l6l, 347 Law, Fred B., l6l, 275 Law, Roy Martin, I46, 407 Law, William M., 8l, 342, 373 Lawler, Jack, l30, 237, 247, 344 Lawrence, Victor Clifton, l6l Lawson, Ralph L., l6l Layson, Allen D., l30, 3l3 Layton, Ernest Gaston, I46, 279 Layton, George H., 8l Layton, Neil A., l6l, 279 Lazor, Joseph John, I46, 277 Leach, Joseph E., Jr., Bl, 37l Leahy, Frank Edward, l30, 283 Leary, Albert W., I46, 305, 407 Lecraw, Julian N., I46, 247, 353, 385 Lecroy, Clarence R., Jr., l6l, l83, 265, 329, 35l, 408 Ledbetter, Allison W., l6l, 287 Ledbetter, Wallace S., I46, 29I Lee, Daniel l., 8I, 259, 364, 380 Lee, James E. Lee, Pao Yu, 8l, 343, 373, 396 Lee, Robert Edward, l6l Lee, Lee, Robert E., 30, 259, 332, 335, 403 Robert W., l6l, 29l Lee, Thomas R. Lee, Walter H., l30, 255, 339 efeure, Rex W., 82 Left, Harvey Stuart, l6l, 239 Lehner, Leo L., 82, 33l Lehosky, James Michael, I46, 3l2, 378 Leighton, George E.. l30. 335, 39l Lemm, John J., 82, 259, 387 Lenderman, Charles A., l30 Lennard, Dean J., I46, 263 Lentz, Ervin C., Jr., I46, l83, 279 Leonard, Jerry Parker, l6l Leonard, Prentiss D., 82 Lester, Carl McAfee, l6l Lester, J. Harvey, Jr., 82, 277, 326 Lester, Lamar Augustus, l6l, 28l Leveille, Richard Rolar-d, I46, 302 Levenson, Lewis M., 82, 272, 350, 363, 40l, 403, 405 Leverette, Russel D., l6l Levie, Lewis A., 82, 295, 346, 364 Levin, Norman Sidnev, l6l, 300 Levine, Zelvin, 82, 272, 326, 324, 363, 367, 382, 394 Levrant, Paul, l6l, 300 Levy, Myron B., l6l, 272 Levy, Phillip, Jr., 82 Levy, Raymond H., I46, 300, 359, 385 Levy, Ted, 82, 272, 365 l30, 245, 326, Lewis, Frank H., Jr., I46, 253, 369, 37l 392 Lewis, Leroy, 82, 399 Lewis, Luther H., 82, 229, 24l, 326, 339 369, 385 Lewis, Pieasant Harvey, l6l, 269 Lewis, Reginald L., l6l, 299 Liberman, Pawel Martin, I46, 354, 388, 398 Liddell, Drew C., l6l, 242 Liddell, Frank B., Jr., I46, 357 287, 329 353, 357, 388 Lieberman, Leopoldo L., 30 Lifsey, William Nathaniel, l6l, 305 375 Light, Frank Rainey, 83, 373 Lightner, Robert Bruce, 83, 369, 390 402 Ligo3'1,3Walter Madison, l30, 223, 3l3 6 Lilly, Owen, Jr., I46, 24l Linck, Thomas G., l30, 37l Lind, Lind, Linde Charles L., l30, 402 Warren E., l30, 326 gard, Robert J., l6l, 4I0 Lindsay, Clarence E., 83, 287, 373 Lindsay, John C., Jr., l6l, 283, 396 Lindsey, George Clark, l6l Lindsey, William H., l3l, 253, 385 Ling, Bobby F., 83, 369 Lino, John ., I46 Linton, Howard L., 30, 37l Lippincott, Harvey H. Lipsey, Thomas D., I46 Liositz, Sidney L., l3l, 30I, 375 Little Adams D., I46, 24l, 347, 409 Little, Donald W. Little, Frank Cole, I46, 295, 4l0 Little, Glenn T., l6l, 259 Little, Robert P., Jr., I46, 386 Little, Ronald H., l6l Little, William Stanley, I46 Little iohn, Albert D. Lively, Lewell M., Jr., 83, 375 Livingston, Elmer W., l6l Livingston, Martin Cope, Jr., 83, 247, 380 Livingston, Robert 8., l46, 390, 393 Liz, Salvador A., I46, 329, 398 Lenza, Hector, I46 Llenza, Orlando, 83, 3l3, 358, 365, 398 Lochridge, Marshall A., Jr. Lockhart, Richard D., I46, 255, 388 Loclgfgiood, Joseph Edward, Jr., l3l 35l, 409 Loggins, Donald Gene, l3l, 37l Long, John T., 83, 24l, 327, 325, 375 Lang, Wendell P., Jr., aa, 327, 325 334, 357, 363 Loolggbaugh, Guy Jim, l3l, 245, 327 Lopez, Louis, Jr., 83, 363, 367 Lopez, Victor O. Lopp, Richard N., l46 Lorenz, Eugene E., I46, 350, 4l0 Loring, David R., I46, 255 Lott, Sterns 8., Jr., 83, 263, 364 Love, Max H., l6l Low, Fowler H., l6l Lowe, John R., B3, 28l Lowenstein, Philip, l6l, 272 Lowii73Alvin, Jr., 84, l8l, 272, 343 Lowi, David L., 84, 272, 323, 363, 367 385, 403 Lowrance, Roy E., Jr. Lowry, Terrell N., l3l, 3l3, 327, 33l, 339, 376 Lubin, Alvin K., I62, 28l Lucas, Robert E., 30, 375 Lucky, Lewis Jackson, Jr., I62, 393 Ludlow, John L. G., 84 Luhrmann, Carlton L., l62, 302 Luitich, Alfred Burke, I62, 302 Luker, Orvel H., l3l Lummus, Harold Campbell, Jr., l62, IB3, 269 Lundberg, Kenneth A., I46, 277, 388 Lundxggist, George C., l3l, 3l3, 407 Lunsgggd, Clyde Courtney, Jr., I46 Lusk, Robert T., l3l, 209, 232, 233, 298 Lutter, Fred C., I62 Luter, James E., l3l, 259 Lutes, Joseph A., 84 Luther, Gaines C., Jr., 84, 373 Luxon, Ballard H., l3l, 3l2, 37l Lyle, John F., l62 Lynch, Joe W., Jr., 30 Lynch, Johnnie A., 84 Lyons, Edward Joseph, I62, l83 Lyons, Matthew A., I46, 4l0 M Machmer, James A., I62, 29l, 393, 395 Maclin, Henry W., Jr. Macon, Jetterson E., 30, 327, 325 Macon, William C., Jr., l3l MacPherson, John W., I46 Macuch, Marvin Merritt, l3l, 263 Madry, James T., 30 Mahattey, John F., I62, 299 Mahlin, Edward A., I62, 277 Mahone, Thomas F., l3l Maier, Kurt M., l3l, 390, 4l0 Maier, William Joseph, l3l, 295 Maier, William Joseph, l3l, 295 Maiocco, Carl N., 30 Malgeri, Theodore J., 84, 343, 373, 374 Mallary, Miller B., I62, 269 Mallory, Graham J., I62, 259 Malmeth, Charles, I62, 239 Malone, Richard L., l46 Maloney, Frank J., Jr., 84, 337, 325 343, 373 Maloot, George 8., l3l Maloy, John K., Jr., I46, 305 Hotel and Restaurant Supply Company EST. 1919 MANUFACTURERS FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Complete Equipmcrzt for Colleges Schools and Other Institutions RANGES - SINKS - STEAM TABLES POTS AND PANS 382 WEST PEACI-ITREE STREET, N. W. WA. 7451-2-3 ATLANTA, GA. BILTMORE PHARMACY R. D. LEEDS The Store of Personal Service Phone Hliimlock 2353 BILTMORE HOTEL ATLANTA, GA. 446 A ff 1 , . , 1' f-5.3.1 I . , 'QVW7' , 1' ' Q if f- -' r N . , .J :V . . - 7 I., - . Q ' 1 . WIRE MILL. CARROLLTQN. GA.. FOR ROY RICHARDS CONSTRUCTION CO. ' iw' CARROLLTON, GA. s. SOME EXAMPLES OF RECENT STRUCTURAL STEELCONSTRUCTION BY GOLIAN STEEL AND IRON Co. - ATLANTA, GEORGIA FABRICATORS AND ERECTORS OF STEEL STRUCTURES Fehx deGol121n, JI ..A., G. T. Gunnell, Ir .,.., '-I8 J. L. jones .................. 50 In. S. Sllcoxwf ........... . 011 Lea-'un to Nafuy. Richard F. Carson .... '48 R. L. Blythe ......... . .,... .fso TWO STRUCTURES FOR TI VVAREHOUSES. INC.. ATLANTA. GA. .di 2555: 363, 367, 395 405 Mills, James Hillon, I47 L Mandel, Richard M., 84, 272, 335, 364, 380, 405 Mangione, Andrew J., 84, 265, 365 Mangriolis, Phaelhon D-., I46, 329 Manioles, Conslanlin B., I46 Manis, Thomas W., I62 Mann, Tlmore Thrash, Jr., I46 Mann, Wasley M., Jr., l3l, 259, 358, 375, 39l Mansfield, Gordon Edwin, 84, 327, 367 STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Mayer, Maurice, l3l Mayes, Thomas Clure, Jr., l62, 245 Mayfield, William Roy, l62, 398 Mayfield, Manville J., 86 Maynard, Row W., I62, 245 Mayo, William Frank, l62, 247 Mayson, William Penland, Jr., l3l, 295, 334, 357, 358, 363, 367, 385 Maylon, Charles T., l62 Maylon, Ralph C., Jr., l47 Moon, Charles C., l62 Moon, Wiley Lamar, I62 Moore, Moore, Charles L., l4a Edward Adair, I62, sos Moore, Frank Cushman, 89, 295, 340 Moore, H. Clay, 90, 259, 340, 377, 383 Moore, Peler Graham, 90, 378 Moore, Roberl C., I48 Moore, Thomas G., l3l, 287 Moore, Thomas Harry, l62 Manson, Hugh B., 85, 375 Manlel, Rudy E., l62 Maple, Kennelh l., I46 Mappin, Frederick Hoyl, l46 Marchelli, Ronald J., l3l Marcinko, Richard J., I47 Marniaro, Richard R., I47, 364 Marion, Bill A., 85, 325, 334, 363, 409 Marion Edward L nn 85 334 363 367 r Y r r r r Markelle, Auguslus Emory, Jr., I62, 3l3 Markley, James L., l62, 283, 4l0 Marks, Eugene D., Jr., I47, 269, 349 Marlow, James Carrol, l62 Marlow, James W., l47 Marquand, Roberl E., 85, 25l, 327, Maylon, William Sydney, 353 Mazanli, Billy B., ss, 336, 31l Meacham, James R., l62, 3l2 Moorhead, Roberl W., I48, 269 Morcock, Dougald, 90, 325 Moorcock, John C., I32 325, 339, 369, 376 Marscher, John C., Jr., I47, 305 Marshall, Thomas James, l3l, 275 Marlin, Alva R., Jr., I47 Marlin, Ben W., l3l, 255, 4l0 Marlin, Curlis S., l62, 407 Marlin, Donnan, l62, 265 Marlin, Edward Gene, 85, 259, 340 Meade, Gulherie P. Meadows, Henry Emerson, l3l, 327, 339, 369 Medina, Heclor Manuel, 88, 373 Meek, Renza R., 88 Meek, Richard L., 30, 393 Meldrun, David G., I47, 3Il, 364 Mendler, Richard L., l47, 305 Mercer, Hugh, l62, 247, 388 Mercer, James Allan, I62 Mercer, James W., l3l Merkl, Alvin H., l62, I83, 283 Merkle, A. J., l47, 283 Merry: A. Brian, l3l Mesa ke, Karl w., es, I8I, 327, 325 Messersmllh, Ernest J., I47, 305 Meslre, Ricardo W., I62, 375, 39l Mellenheiner, Claus B., l3l, 279, 364 Melzger, William J., Jr. Mewborn, John Paul, I62 Meyer, Robert Thomas, l3l, 253 Michael, Donald 'S., l3l, 253 Mlddlelon, Hugh L., I47, 259, 36l Milam, Charles H., Jr., 3l, 364, 380 Morgan, Allen, 90, 259 Morgan, Bobby F., I48 Morgan, John ., I32, 295, 363 Morgan, Lyman W., 3l Morgan, Millard F., I48 Morgan, Willon C., 90 Morgan, Zellie, 90 Morrell, William C., l48, 275 Morreo, Felix A., I32 Morris, Earl C., 90 Morris, George A., I48, 269, 403 Morris, John Allen, l62, 247 Morris, KBI19 B., I32, 24l, 334, 34l, 359 Morris, Maxwell M., I32, 3lI, 364 Morris, Roberl Ray Morris, Thomas S., I48, 285 Morrison, Bill C., l62, 263 Morrison, James Roy, 90 Morrow, William E., I48 Morton, Raymond D., l62, 305 Mosely, John Arthur, I48, 29I Moses, William G., I48, 263 Moseley, Lasse Olen, l62, 287 Moss, Gwinn E., l62 Moss, John G., I48, I83, 329 385, 402, 403 Marlin, Everell L., l3l, 237, 253 Marlin, Gardis M., I47, 263 Marlin, Gwynn T. Marlin, James E., l62, 375 Marlin, J. David, Jr., 85, 24l, 347, 37l Margiznj Jasper Marion, 85, 3l2, 343 Marlin, Lonnie Wilburn, 85, 303 Mdfgylj Manuel Roberl, Jr., 85, 343 Marlin, Ronald A., l62 Marlin, Roy F., l62 Marlin, Talmadge Cliflon, I47, 386 Marlin, William Alfred, l62 Marlin, Willis O., l47, 265, 375, 396 Miles, Morris Edward, I47 r . Mllbu n, Donald L, l47, 364 Miles, John C., I47, 29I Miller, Alfred Edward, Jr., I62 Miller, Donald Joseph, l3l, 30I, 37l Miller, Frank Richard, I47, 275 Miller, Fred J., l3l Miller, Hal Maurice, I47, 269 Millar, Jules L., l47, aaa Miller, Meyer, l47 Miller, Thomas W., l47, 37l Miller, Walker Garner, 88 Miller, William A. Martinez, Jorge Alberlo, l62, 398 Martinez, Medardo M., I47, 398 Marlinez, Oclavio Anlonio, I47, 403 Marlins, Anlhony J., I47 Maslia, Alberl Morris, l3l, 239, 36 Massee, Marion H., l3l, 237, 24l Massey, George R., l62, 393, 408 Malalon, Luciano, I47 Malhes, Dan Carleton, 29l Matheson, James C., 30 Malhews, Bernard L., Jr., 30 Malhis, Harry W., I47 Malhis, Marvin E., I47 Mallhes, Carl E., Jr., l3l Mallhews, James Allen, 85, 229, 38 Mallhews, Louis S., I47, 25I Mallhews, Roberl Shaw, 85 Mallhews, Roberl Shaw, 85 Mallhews, William E., IV Mallison, John T., Jr., l62, 393 Mauldin, James Howard, I47, 305, 329 Mauney, Richard E., lf-2, 265, 382, 393 Maughan, Harry G., l47 Maxey, Herschel, 85, 275, 390 Maxey, James H., I47 Maxson, Preslon A., l62, 295, 4lO Maxwell, Coy T., l3l Maxwell, Herschel Q. Jr., l47, 237, 5 May,9goseph Elliolt, l3l, 295, 377, 382, 3 May, Theodore W., 86, 265, 343, 358, Mills, Allaarl F., aa, 265, 357, an, 403, Mills, James R., I47 Milslead, Frank B., Jr., 89, 259, 376 Milton, Virgil W., Jr., l62, 269 Minassian, Vasken Serge, l47, 277 Miner, John J., 89, 237, 28l Minlon, James T., 89, 255 Minick, H. Blair, l62, 275, 375 Miro, Millon, I47, 398 Misiak, Henr J., l62 Milchell, Frellon W., l62, 388 Milchell, James E., 89, 337, 387 Milc3h9e,ll, Ruebush J., l3l, 299, 385 Milchell, Sam Jones, 89, 237, 259, 340 389 Milchell, Waller, 147, 2-ll Mize, William K., 89, 279, 379 Mizell, Joseph Charles, l47, 255, 37l 374 Moffal, Reuben Curlis, l62, 277 Mole, Joseph Franklin, I62, 265 Monaghan, Joseph Clark, 89, 259, 377 399, 4ll Monahan, James Thomas, I48, 283, 37l Monahan, Roberl Emmelt, 89, 277, 383 o a vo Eduardo A l3l 395 M nl I , ., , Montgomery, Felix B., 89, 245, 344, 348 Moody, Gene T., 89, 310, 37l Moss, William Lee, I48 Molsinger, Slanley Dale, 90, 327, 325 330, 386 Molz, James H., Jr. Mowry, Donald R., I48 Moy, William, I48, 237, 303 Mudano, Frank R., I32, 365, 4ll Muecke, Edward, Jr., 90, 369 Mulherin, Matthew W., 90, 269 Mullell, William Lake, 90, l8l, 295 327, 325, 343, 373 Mulling, Joseph F., I48, 383 Mullins, James R., I32 Mundorlf, John Leroy, 9l, 375 Mundorff, Roy M., Jr., I48, 275, 329 l r Mundy, Hamilton Baily, 9l, 3l3, 348 358, 37l, 38l, 385 Mundy, William Thomas, I48, 283 Murgslgi, Waller Glenn, I32, 330, 383, 8 Murphy, Harry H., l62, 4ll Murphy, Jack Bernard, l4B Murphy, James E., I32, 2I0, 269, 36I Murphy, James L., l62 Murphy, John H., 9l, 325, 343 Murray, Don N., l62, 283, 393 Murray, Edward, 9l, 399 Murray, John C. Murray, Larry Neal, l62, l83, 308 Murray, Waller A., 9l, 340, 400 Muse, Augustus W. McCarlha, Samuel R., 86, 365 Mccarlhy, Charles ll., l47, 37l, 4ll McCarlhy, John L., 30 McCaskilI, William K., l62, 303 McCauley, William D., 30, 375 McCheshe , Ralph S., l3l, 3l3, 37l McClain, Jessie R., I47 McClellan, Dallas L., 86 McClellan, Roberl G., I47 McClendon, Bennie D., l62 McClosky, Richard M., 66, 283, 35l 373, 382, 40l McClure, James R., 86, 255 McClure, Lee R., 86 McCollum, James B., I47 McCollum William H., l62 Macaauaclrla, l-layrra D., l3l, 24l, ass McCorlnel, Clifford T., l62 McConnel, Clifford T., l62 McConnel, Roberl H., l62, 29l, 393 McCormick, Daniel G., l3l McCormick, Slewarl W., 86, 303, 359 McCoy, Henry H., 86, 37l McCoy, Roberl H., l3l, 209 McCoy, William D-., l3l, 37l McCrary, Emmet K., l62, 375 McCreery, Marvin B., 86, 29I, 364, 38l, 393, 394, 397 McCrum, Arlhur H., 86, 364 McCullough, Glenn R., l3l, 364, 375 McCullough, Howard A., l3l McDaniel, Willlam E., 87 McDaniel, John G., I62 McDevill, Tommy H., l62, 4ll McDonald, John E., I47, 393 McDonald, Norman H., 87, 364, 383 McDonough, Joseph M., 87 McDonougn, John J., l68 McDougall, Arlhur J., l62, 265 McDowell, Dave Franklin, l3l, 299, 393, 395 McDuffie, Russell Anlone, 255 McElral'h, John M., Jr., 87 McTlveen, Malcolm S., I47 Mcl-iadyen, Samuel J., Jr., l62, 247 MCGarlty, John Floyd, l62, 295 McGarr, David W., l62 McGavie, William Franklin, I62 McGee, Henry A., Jr., 87, 295, 349, McGee, John Joseph, Jr., l3l, 4ll McGeever, James R., I47, 359 McGeever, Thomas W., 87, 363, 367 McGill, William Samuel, I62 McGillis, James B., 87, 376 McGinnis, Claude A., 87, 247, 352 367, 40l McGoogan, Marvin W., 87, 369 McGrain, Samuel R., 87, 299 McGregor, Donald A., l3l, 269, 323 27, 385, 403 McGrew, William M., l3l, 24l, 327 343, 348, 373 McHan, Gordan R., 87, 373 McHugh, David E., l3l, 287 McLvaine, Slephen R., 87 Mclgggs, Erich Laylon, 88, 299, 377 Mclnlosh, Donald W., l62 u Muse, William Henry, 9l, 230, 24l, 327, 344, 357, 36l Musgrove, Hoover P., I63 Musgrove, William T., I63, 287 Musslewhile, Thomas W., I32, 3l3, 327, 331, 343 Myer, Daniel K., I63 Myers, Arlhur R., Jr., 9l, 37l Myers, Carl S., l63, 375 Myers, Joseph D., I48 Myklastad, Ole, I63 McAllisler, Jack D., l47, 329 McAllisler, Lewis L., l62, 259 Mc8urney, Willard B., l3l, 29I Mclnlosh, Eddie Mclnlosh, Herberl A., I47, 299 McKee, Clarance E., Jr. McK2?lar, Franklin Normenl, Jr., I62 McKelvey, Glenn Russell, l47 McKema, Edward R., l3l, 287 McKenzie, Harold C., Jr., I47, 237 259, 383 McKenzie, James E., l3l, 228, 228, 269 McKenzie, McKenzie, Felix Jr. J. , , l47 William Yaney, l62, 247 McKinley, George S., l3l, 259 373, 38I Moody, James Gerald Clyde, 89, 376 Coffffflfmfflfl of R. 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Parker McKinney, Esbun Franklin, Jr., 305 McKinny, Irving A., I47 McKnig t, Allen B., l62, 253 McKnight, Mason Harris, l3l, 255, 37l McLain, Donald R., I47, 283, 33l McLaughlin, Alonza E., l62 McLean, William Y., 88, 365 McLeod, Luther M., 88, l8l, 24l McLeod, Ramon M., I3l, 24l, 339 McLeran, Thurston B., l3I, 369 McMahon, Robert E., I47 McMichael, Lynwood L., 88, 377, 379 McMillan, Vernon J., I47, 329 McNeill, Arch J., l3l, 245 McNutt, Garland M., 88, 247 McPhail, Edward 'S., l62, 29l, 395, 4ll McPherson, Fred W., l62, 305 McPherson, Jerry F., I47 Ra Robert F Mc e, . McRee, Beniamin R., 88, 265, 327, 339, 407 McTyier, Robert B., I47, 279 McWhorter, Howard M., BB, 285 McWhorter, Wayne F. N Nabers, William A., 9l, 375 Nacht, A1611 D., 91, 313, 337, 36l, 3113 Nadworny, Henri C., 9l, 29l, 35l, 375, 383 Naglich, Jdhn W. Nahser, Clifford A., 9I Nalesnik, George G., 9l Nance, Roy A., l48 Nance, Taylor E., 92, 327, 325, 358 359 Napier, John W., l48 Napoli, Donald J., 92, 265, 336, 37l Nash, Jacob D., l48, 25l Naughton, Thomas C., 92, 375 Naylor, Charles G., I32, 3ll, 369 Naylor, Harry B., l48, 305 Neal, Richard Di., I48, I83, 29l, 36l 395 Neilly, William C., I32, 265, 369,405 Nelson, Freeman B., 92 Nelson, Henry E., l62 Nelson, Robert A., l62, 3l2 Nelson, Robert B., l48, 255, 329, 393 397 Nerenberg, Alberto, l48 Nettles, William H., I63 Nevieau, Thomas J., I63, 277 Newberry, Beniamin H., I63, I83, 24l Newbury, Cecil E. Newberry, Thomas L., I63, 24l Newman, Donald L., l63 Newman, Robert, I63 Newton, George D., I32, 255 Newton, John T., 92 Nichelson, Jack D., l48, 287 Nichols, Joel B., 92, 303, 385 Nichols, Paul M., I32, 24l, 375 Nickles, Thomas M., I32, 255, 38l Nicolin, William, I32, 4ll Niles, Federick W., l32, 245 Nissley, Harold T., 92, 283 Nix, Claude F., l48, 305 Noakley, Don H., l48, 379 Noble, William A., l48 Nordal, Donald A., I63 Norman, George A., I32, 325 Norman, Buford H., 92 bfefris, Eugene B., I32, 349 North, James H., I63, 285, 383 Northern, Harry O., l48, 24l Norville, Zack 'S. I47, STUDENT INDEX-Continued. O Oakley, Henry M., 132, 245, 351, 401 Oatts, John l., I32, 269, 369, 387 O'Connor, Daniel P., I63 O'Connor, John J., l48, 29l, 394, 4ll O'Connor, Robert B., l48 Odell, Robert E., 92 Odenweller, John B., I63 Odum, Paul B., I32, 24l, 34l, 359 O'Grady, Robert J., I63, 28l, 4ll O'Guin, Loyd M., Jr., 92 O'Kuyson, Manny G., I63 Oldham, Thomas Dwight, I63, I83, 383 Olds, Bomar A., Jr., 92 Oliver, Charles H., I63, 309 Olsen, Ralph Dean, 92, 339 Omohundra, William Addison, 93, 36l, 380 O'Neal, Adrian P., 3l O'Neil, John H. Orr, Clyde, Jr., 3l Orth, Robert Lee, I63, 24l Osann, Charles C., I63 Oscher, Jonathan Jay, I63, 28l O'Steen, Frank L., l63, 305 Ostrander, William S., 93, 3ll, 378 335 Ostrander, William S., 93, 263, 327, 325, 329, 343 O'Sullivan, Donald J., I63, 4ll Otto, Francis J., l48, 4ll Ovenden, Leslie S., l48, 3l2 Overby, James R., I63, 303, 409 Overstreet, James D., Jr., I63 Patrick, Alan E., I32, 369 Patrick, James R., l48, 3l0, 313, 347, 383, 390 Patronis, Eugene T., l48 Patten, John E., I32, 37l Patterson, Harry B., l48 Paifersan, Jack D., l48, 245, 391 Patterson, William L., I63 Patterson, William E., 94 Pattillo, Tom F., 285 Patton, James W., 94 Patton, Thomas O., I32, 259, 327, 33l, 343 ETAOINVE Paul, William F., Jr., l32, 394 P.s111, William Sidney, 132, 363, 3117 Pauly, Charles Hicken, I32 Paxton, Joseph Burlin, 94, 367 Payne, Elmer H., I63 Peacock, Joseph A., Jr., I32, 299 Peagler, James Milton, I63 Peagler, John S., 94, 399 Pearce, Paul S., 94, 38l Pearson, Allan Joseph, I63 Pearson, Harry A., Jr., 94 Pearson, Hugh Stephen, l4B, 275 Pearson, Richard Wyman, l48, 295 Peavy, Clarence Alton, l48 Peavy, James L., I63, I83, 29l Peavy, Roy E. Peay, John W., l48 Pece, Henry W., I63, IB3 Peck, Wilbur F., l48, I83 Pedicini, Albert O., I63 Overto 11, JOl'lI'l A., 1113, 277, 389 Owen, Donald F., I63 Owen, John Robert, 93, 375 Owens, Carlton James, 263 Owens, Charles P., I32, 255 Owens, Herbert S., Jr., 285, 39l Feed, Herman A., l48, 24l Peek, Roy C., Jr., l48 Pegram, Joseph T., l48 Pellegrino, Anthony Daniel, l48, 388 Pelot, Ben A., Jr., 94, 29l, 344 Pedle Dewe H. Jr. I49 Owens, Herman L., l63 Owearasi Jack G., 93, 28l, 335, 364, Oxenteld, John R., 93 P Pace, William B., I32 Paden, Carter N., Jr., I32, 291,403 Pahno, Arthur N., 93 Pahno, Leon N., 93, 3l3, 37l Pair, Elder J., I32 Palacios, Francisco, I63 Palm, William H., I63, 226, 275 Palmer, Wilbur L., I63 Panayo tti, Juan, I63 Pantaleo, Peter F., I63 Parent, Paul L., l32, 4ll Parham, Robert E., 93, 386 Parish, Don O., l48 Parisi, Anthony T., 93, 4lI Parker, Parker, Donald B., I63, 283, 383 Edward M., I32, 251, 385 Parker, Edwin H., I32, 3l0 Parker, Richard J. Parker, Jay R., l48 Parker, Joel W., l48 Parker, Lewis T. Parker, William D., I63, 24l William Delon I63 Y1 Y 1 1 Penhzatlllegon, William K., Jr., I63, 183, Penis Penn, ton, Paul E., I32, 24l Charles A., 94 Penney, Warren F., 94, 365 Pentecost, Joseph L., 94, 34l, 359 Perte ct, Paul W., I32, 299, 393, 397 Perkins, Charles, Jr.,'95, 247, 335, 364 Perkins, 343 Perkins, James Edwin, I63 Perkins, 325 James G., Jr., I49, 237, 277 343 373 Pe1ki11sf 161111 F., Jr., 132, 303, 1173 Perkins, Percy A., 95, 287, 389 Perkins, Thomas M., l32, 375, 39l Perlman, Marvin E., I49 Perrine, William E., I63, I83 Perry, Charles A., 95, 237, 287, 385 Perry, Charles R., I32, 245 Perry, David L., I32 Perry, Eugene C., I63 Perry Perry ,Henry M., I63 , Hugh D., I32, 237, 263 Perry, John E., I63, I83, 245 Perry, Lloyd M., 95, 399 Perry, Owen E., I32, 409 Perryman, Robert E., 95 Frank Arden, Jr., 95, 327, 325, 373 1 91 Parkerson, John T., l48, 24l Parr, Charles H., l48, 277 Parris, Holton R., 93, 3l3, 399 Parrish, Walter S., I32, 283 Parsons, Jack F., I63 Parsons, William F., I63, 247 Partridge, Richard C., 148, 255 Parzych, Joseph T., 93, 393 Paschal, William D., I32 Pascola, Albert N., l48, 237, 295, 347, 395, 4ll Peterfreund, Lawrence, 3l, 369 Petermann, Thomas E., I63 Peters, Gerald L., 95, 343 Peterson, Ralph A., 95, 380 Peterson, Charles H., 95, 247, 344 Peterson, Charles J., 163 Peterson, Stephen G., 95, 277, 369, 376 Peth, David H., 95, 245, 373 Petrie, Raymond M., 95 Petrina, Robert J. Petry, 'Stanley F., I32, 330 Pettit, Ray 1-1., I63 Petty, John L., 96, 327, 363, 367 Pfab, Donald B., I49 Pfaffman, Roy A., 96, 327, 325, 37l Pfannkuche, Troy E., I64, I83 Pfarr, Fred L., 96, 369 Phelps, Richard W., I49, 303, 329 Homer M., I49 Philips, Phillips, Alva L., 96, 303, 399 Phillips, Charles L., I49 Phillips, Clarence W., I64 Phillips, Phillips, David o., 149, 241, 364, 3a1 Frazier M., 3l, 327, 369, 376 Phillips, Conoly G., I49, 287, 352, 357 Phillips, Jimmie D., I49, 259, 407 Mace H., I49, 305, 38l Phillips, Phillips, Tench H., I49, 287 Phillips, Thomas M., I32, 369 Phillips, William L., I49, 255 Philopoulos, George J., I64, 281 Philpot, Clifton H., I32, 259, 369 Phipps, Henry E., I64, 28l Picha, Robert J., 96 Pickens, Robert F., I32 Pickett, Robert E., 96, 323, 327, 32 332, 335, 364, 393, 397, 40l Pickren, Kenneth R., I64 Pierce, John S., 3l, 408 Pierce, William H., I64 Pihl, Robert L., I32 Pillert, Edward J., 96, 353, 365, 40l Pinochet, James, I49, 285 Pinto, Jose A., I64, 4ll Pippin, James L., I32, 265, 369 Pippin, John Eldon, 96, 327, 325, 33 332, 339, 376, 386 Pirtle, William H., 96, 369 Pirtle, William W., I64 Pitman, James H., 96, 24l Pittman, Bascom E., 96 Pittman, Curtis O., I49 Pitts, Rudolph V., I49 Plambeck, Kenneth E., I49, 303 Platner, James B., I32 Platt, Walter H., 97 Plumlee, Richard C., I49, 265 Plummer, Henry M., I64, 263, 374 Pollitzer, Ernest L., 3l Pollock, Richard H., I64, 29l Poon, Shiu Y., 3l, 337, 409 Pope, Milton B., I64, 259 Pope, William B., 97 Portela, Jose Ignacio, 97, 367, 398 Elliot L., l64 Porter, Porter, Garland B., Jr., 97, 287 Porter, Gery Hudson, I49 Harry E., 97 Porter, Porter, Joseph Eugene, 97, 327, 32 37l Porter, Willis D., 97, 373 Posey, Reynold E., I32, 229, 24l, 32 335, 364, 380, 385, 403, 409 Potter, Kenneth Harvey, 97, 375 Potts, William D., Jr., I49 Pounds, Robert S., 97 Powell, Arthur G., I64, 299 Powell, Elwyn N., I49 Powell, John Robert, 97 Powell, Oliver Yates, Jr., I49, 30 379, 394 Powell, Richard D., 164, 283, 407 Powell, Robert Brooks, I64, 253 Powers, Beniamin Leon, I49 Powers, Jack B., I32, 287 Powers, Sidney A., I49, 303, 33l, 375 39l Prater, Nilon H., 97, 3ll, 334, 363 367 Prather, Orrin Lee, l32, 279 Pratt, Henry J., I32, 3ll Pratt, Howard M., I32, 386 Prawel, Sherwood P., l49, 25l Prehoda, Frank J., I49 N9'W00d1 5901339 R-1 I63. 259 Pataky, John T., I63, I83, 347 Pettv William C., 96, 340, 377, 379, Prescott, Harold Lee, Jr., I64, 24l Nutty, wanism A., 163, 3l2, 395 Pains, JOl1l'1 r., 14s 399 Presslev. 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Price, Frank Eugene, 164, 256 Price, James l., 132 Price, Pablo G., 164, 411 Price, Walter E., Jr., 98, 365 Prim, Jus.. J., 164,275,411 Prince, Burroughs H., 164 Prince, David M., 31 Probert, Robert H., 164 Proebstle, Robert C., 149, 251 Propst, Walter W., 164 Provost, Robert G., 164 Pruitt, Henry L., 98, 287, 343 Prybylowski, Francis R., 149 Pryor, Francis D., 98, 275 Psaila, George, 149 Puca, George, 132, 350, 389, 401 Puckett, Lloyd N., 133 Puckett, Robert L., 149, 347 Puett, James W., 133, 409 Pullen, Lelius B., 133, 364 Punte, Charles L., 31 Purcell, Edwin R., 98, 343, 386 Purcell, George M., 164, 299 Putney, Robert B., 98, 335, 380 Putter, Klaus, 98, 327, 325, 330, 358, 376, 385 Pye, Ben E., 133, 364 Q Quarin, Altred L., 98, 245, 359 Ouillin, Henry G., 98 Quentel, charles E., Iss, 241, 329, 349 Quereieto, Alberto C., 149, 398 Quiqq, John H., 149, 373,411 Quigg, Paul S., 149, 285 Ouina, James K., 164 Quinn, Thomas W., I49, 255, 411 Quinn, William T., 149 Quintar, Fuad, I64, 285 I Rabern, Joseph W., 98, 311, 367 Raczynski, Walter J. Radey, Herbert F., 164, 275 Radford, Charles J., 133, 204, 241 380 Regan, Ragovis, Waymon E., 164 George, 149 Rahn, Henry O., 98 Raines, Wil iam B., 256, 347 Rainwater, Wallis C., 149, 183 Raley, Howard T., Jr., 98, 265 Ralston, Richard William, 149, 214 Ramey, Ramey, James Lee, 149 William Stanley, 133 Ramikez, Robinson P., 133 Ramon, Andres R., 164, 398, 411 Ramsbottom, Donald Hunt, 133, 344, 357, 361, 385 Ramsey, Cecil H., Jr., 149, 291, 367 Ramsey, Cecil L., 98, 283, 331, 387 Ramsey, Jack H. Randall, Coleman T., 164, 183 Randall, Thomas M., 149 Randall William T., 164,408 Rsnaolplh, cs... Griffin., I49, zse Randolph, Robert L., 164, 247 279, 339 364 241 327 STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Rauker, Robert L., 133, 237, 285, 351, 369 Ray, John William, 99 Ray, Robert E. L., 99, 371 Raymond, Horace D-. Raynes, Mitchell, 133, 363 Raynes, Sidney Reach, Roy Wheeler, 164, 383, 393 Read, Henry R., 99, 247, 340, 385 Reagin, James W., 99, 365 Reames, Samuel l., 133, 343 Rabid., Michael, 133,310 Redglglgg, Charles Robert, 133, Redfield, Frank B., 99, 248, 375 Redford, Samuel C., 164 Redmond, Ray H., 149, 393 Reele, Roy C., 133 Reed, George Clifton, 149, 359 Reed, George C., Jr., 133, 242, 371 Reed, George F., 133, 283 Reed, Robert B., 99, 275 Reeder, Andrew Horatio, 99, 399 Reese, Thurston F., 99, 343, 373 Clement C., 149 Edward A., 99, 367, 375 Reeves, Reeves, Reeves, George F., 149, 309 Reeves, James D., 99, 253 Reeves, Regas, Reger, Oliver W., 133, 367, 375 Andrew N., 100 William L., 133,245,395 Register, Beniamin F., 100, 203, 340, 408 Register, Paul J., 133, 259 Reich, James R., 133, 242, 327, 331 Reid, Walter E., 31 Reimert, Robert P., 164, 389 Reip, Claude R., 149, 299 Remion, John B., 100, 309, 327, 336, 371 Renaldi, George J., 164, 296, 411 Renner, Charles, 149, 248 Renshaw, John N., 100, 287 Rentz, William O., 164, 248 Repult, Frank C., 133, 287, 365 Reynolds, Leslie 8., 31, 411 Reynolds, Preston A., 164, 256 Rhinehart, Clayton B., 133, 409 Rhino, Chappell V., 164, 208, 411 Rhodes, John R., 100, 242, 391 Rhymer, William, 133, 367 Ribes, Raymond, 149, 385, 407, 411 Riccio, Donald R., 164, 183, 411 Rice, Frank S., 149 Rice, Frank T., 164, 269, 352 Rice, George A., 391 Rice, George L., 374, 375, 383 Rice, Jack s., 133, 409 Rice, Lincoln Phelps, 100, 323, 339 357, 375 Rice, Muriel W., 100 Rich, Charles F., 149, 296, 408 Rich, Douglas Alan, 164 Rich, Forrest E., 164 Rich, John Thomas, 100, 310, 337, 361 Richardson, Earl W., 100, 310, 334, 363, 367, 385 Richardson, Jean S., 149 Richardson, James T., 164 Richardson, Robert E., 149 Richardson, Wayne L., 133 Richey, Charles H., 149, 313 Richman, Martin S., 133, 237, 301, 332, 374, 385, 395 Ricles, Robert E., 100, 374 Richggnd, Stuart Lesser, 133, 310, 313 339, 259, 285, Rigsby, Johnny Paul, 101, 369, 375 Riles, Frederick E., Jr., 149, 259, 381 Riley, Robert G., Jr., 133, 242 Rimmington, John Brinton, 164, 265 Rinaldi, Vicente Wonel, 164, 303 Rinearson, Abram V., 31 Ripley, Eugene A., 133, 266, 371, 391 Risinger, Roy Q., 150, 306 Ritchen, Kenneth, 101, 301, 327, 325, 365 Ritchie, Charles Morton, 164, 259, 383 Rivenbark, James Calvin, 101, 367 Rizzo, Joseph G., 164, 411 Rizzo, Rosario Athony, 101, 312, 296, 336, 371 Robbins, Talmadge J., 101 Roberts, Clifford N., 164, 399 Roberds, Richard Grady, 164 Roberson, Bobby L., 133 Roberson, Jimmie E., 101, 245, 343. 373, 401 Roberson, Samuel R., 150 Roberts, Ben W., 150, 248 Roberts, Cerdic Guy, 150, 242 Roberts, Clifford L., 133, 266, 353, 377, 396, 405 Roberts, Clyde L., Jr., 164 Roberts, Everett L., 101, 365 Roberts, James Thomas, Jr., 31 Roberts, John Hamilton, 101, 327, 325, 339, 367, 375 Roberts, Lawrence H., 169, 306 Roberts, Martin B., 101, 335, 389, 396 Roberts, Osce P., 150, 242, 347 Willis R., 164 Roberts, Robertson, Charles W., 164 Robertson, Douglas W., 101. 357. 375 Robertson, James Lawrence, Jr., 101. 256, 395 Robertson, Thomas Everette, 165 Robertson, William Fitzgerald, Jr., 102 Robertson, William Monroe, 102 Robinson, Richard Francis, 150, 393, 397 Robinson, Robert W., 150 Robinson, Thomas P., Jr., 102, 292 Rodgers, Frank Cullen, 165 Roe, Robert T., 165 Roebuck, William E., Jr., Rogers, Clyde, 165, 395 24.3, iso, 287 n ,F .J e.,J ., 150,263 Rggzii, Jciiin F., Ji., 102, 287, 340, ass Rogers, William Thomas. 1112. 359 Rollens, Harold E., 165, 251, 393 Roller, John E., 165, 309 Rolotf, H. Alfred, 102. 353. 375. 4172- 407 Romer, Marian, 102 Roos, Stephen A., 102 Rorke James L., 102 Rosenberg, Carl, 133, 327. 358. 378 Ross, Arthur Eric, 133. 292. 403 Ross, Charles Russell, 150, 394 Ross, Laurence William, 165, 394 Rossa, Ferruccio A., 133, 311 Rosser, George T., 133, 270, 331 rn L. 129 as Roth, osep . . Rothholz, Philip S., 133, 218, 219, 237. 272, 337, 351, 403 Rotramel, Ernest O., Jr., 133, 275, 369, 405 Row, John Thomas. 165, 292 Rowlands, Charles E., 150, Roy, Louis A., Jr., 102, 373 299, 409 Rupp William E., 133, 270, 369, 402 Russel? Robert Elliot, 150, 285, 374 Russell, Roger L., 133, 270, 409 Russo, Thomas J., 165 Rust, Philip G., Jr., 165, 296, 393 Rust, Robert E., 150 Rust, Russell N., 102, 369 Run., Ja..-.ph K., 165, las, 277, 389, 411 Rutherford, Robert Earl, I33, 339, 369 Rutland, Samuel F., 103, 408 Rutledge, Samuel W., 165 Ryals, Electus C., 150, 242 Ryckley, Charles E., 150 Sacal, Elias, 150, 398 Sadow, Jack, 103, 301, 361, 374 Sager, Nathan, 165, 239 Sailors, Robert F., Jr., 103, 181, 343 373, 381 Sakats, Gerald, 150 Sala, Salvador, 165 Salmirs, Seymour, 103, 301, 375 'Salome, Joseph M., 150 Salter, Nathan H., 103, 301, 369, 376 Samgtgien, Robert A., I33, 309, 367 Sams, Bruce J., Jr., 103, 287, 318, 321, 323, 325, 332, 340, 357, 403 Sanders, Hal Robison, 133 Sanders, Howard Junior, 103 Sanders, Lawrence Neil, 165 Sanders, William B., 133 Santgnroce, Daniel P., 150, 347, 389 Sappington, Jacques C. Sarbacher, Joseph O., 133 Sarris, Minas A., 150 Sarris, Philip T., 133, 385 Sarver, James Robert, 103, 369, 376 Sater, 'Stanford J., 165, 375 Saul, Bert, 165, 301 Sauls, Thomas M. Saunders, Marvin Royce, 133 Saunders, William H., 103, 343, Saunders, William Henry, I33 Saunders, W. Kenneth, 133, 256 Savage, Preston R., Jr., 165, 183 Sawyer, Carl, 150, 329 Sawyer, Jimmie E., I33, 313, 411 Sauer, Robert Benedict, 133, 303 Scalley, John James, 103 Scandalios, John N., 133, 253 'Scarbrough, Dewey E., 165, 242 Scarbrough, Don R., 133, 371 Schabes, Gerald, 133, 301, 337 Schaafger, Donald Edward, 103, 306, 336 Schaefer, John E., 133, 299, 385, 399 Schaefer, Richard A., 165, 251 Schatz, Edward Joseph, 103, 327, 343 373 373 Scheft, Ervin Lawrence, 165 Scheldt, Richard H., 31, 340 Scheller, Ernest, Jr., 133, 272, 353, 383 385, 389 Scher, Leslie A., 165, 301 Schleich, William Theodore, 134, 327 Schleman, Robert B., 104, 383 Schlossberg, Tugene, 150, 301, 385 Schlosser, Joseph Leo, 150 Schmid, Otto, Jr., 150, 409 Schmidt, Robert W., 150 Ranier, Richard A., 164,411 Rozelle, Frank L., 150,409 Schnabel, George 8., 104, 263, 318 Rankin, James Edwin, 99, 287, 327, Ridenour, Stuart, 100, 283, 327, 339, Rucker, Byron Tinsley, 165 321, 323, 325, 327, 332, 336, 348 343, 358, 373 369, 389 Rudeseal, Leman l., 150 354, 371, 401 Rankin. 1105211 E-. 154. 312 R1d9W5Y. R011-51d W-. 154 Rudolph, Jake C., 133, 233, 245 Schneck, Robert S., 150, 239 Rasmussen, Harold N., 164 Riedel, Robert J., 133 Rudolph, William G., 165 Schneider, Guy Harry, 165, 242 Raspberry, Everett Truman, 164 Riedl, Herbert E., 100 Ruffin, Robert L., Jr., 150 Schroder, Charles E., 150, 408 Rast, Ray R., 99, 241, 323, 344, 346, Rifkin, Herbert, 101, 239, 363, 367 Rumble, Hollis T., 150, 237, 309 Schroeder, Bert Cofer, 165, 263 354, 361, 401 Rigney, James H., Jr., I49 Rumph, Lewis A., 102 Schroeder, William H., Jr. THE ELECTRIC SUPPLY C0. -Distributors- ATLANTA, GEORGIA WYLIE VV. CROWE JOE J. PERRY WHEN.. You Build, Remodel or Repair REMEMBER CAMPBELL CUAL C0. 238 Rlarietta Street, N. W. FOR ACTION CALL CY. 4747 452 v . MERLIN Glloclsny d f A -E Pick up the bag with the Q little Red Truck on the Wholesale G7'0CE7'X label. Always crisp and tasty! 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Judson, Jr., 134, 259 Scott James Cares, 165, 260 smell James L., ies, usa, sos Scott, Malcolm Perry, 104, 369, 400 Scott, Richard G., 104, 369, 400 Scott, Richard G., 104, 369, 376 Scott, Robert J., 165, 256 Scott Robert Paul Jr. 104 292 371 Scott, William Cecil, Jr., 165, 296, 347 Scott, William S., Jr., 165, 253 Scaley, James E., 165 Searcy, Durward F., 150, 378 Searle, Frank R., I34, 369, 376 Sears, Oliver D., 150 Sears, Raymond Andrew, 165 Sebastin, C. M., 104, 380 Sebastian, Fred G., 150, 391 Seckman, J. R., 134, 260, 327, 335, 357, 364, 380 Sedlar, Richard J., 165,312 Seegar, Lockwood B., 104, 256, 399 Seeley, David, 165, 272 Seqars, Amons Reginald 'Sego, Clifford T., 150, 402 Segraves, William B., 134, 327, 331 Seid, Robert G., 104, 313, 327, 361 Seidel, William F., 104, 336, 371 Seldomridge, Robert L., 150, 277, 393 Self, Ronald C., 134, 245 Sellers, Henry C., 150, 281 Sellers, Ralph V., 165,283 Sennett, John W., 165, 287 Sequeira, Bogelio A., 134, 398 Serenati, Albert Sermersheim, Michael F., 104, 202, 292, 319, 321, 323, 325, 332, 340, 357, 403 Seta, Peter E., 165, 309 Severance, George Gustave, 165, 393 Sevearinghaus, Joel Thompson, 150, 256, 89 'Sevil, Sermet, I34 Sewell, Charles K., 165 Sewell, Grady Inman, 134 Sewell, Joe C., 150, 237, 251, 409 Seyle, George Francis, 105, 251 Seymour, Charles B., 165 Shalloway, Arthur Melvin, 31, 390 Shannon, William Grady, 105, 351 Sharp, Aubrey Donald, 31 Sharp, James K., 134, 331 Sharp, Robert M., 165, 229, 242 Sharp, Samuel C., 165 Shaver, Frank Martin, 134, 256 Shaw, Robert L., 150, 266 'Shaw, Scott Allison, 165 Shearer, Hugh Crayson, 105 Sheffer, Powell P., 134 Sheffield, Abiiah C., 105 Sheffield, Robert B., 150, 311 Shelly, John Henry, 150, 292, 351 Shelton, William T., 134, 279, 369 Shelton, William T. Shepard, William Stexe, 165 Shepaardson, Beniamin Edward, 150, 25 Shepardson, Jed P., 165, 183, 245 Shepherd, Donald M., 150, 256, 379 Sherman, Robert Gunnels, 165, 242 Sherrill James W., 105, 287 'Shetter1y, Charles R., 150 Shettles, Mack Windham, 150 Shields, Edgar Frank, 165 Shields, Everett Lee, 105, 260, 319, 323, 332, aes, sas, 401 Shipek, Joseph E., I34, 183 STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Shippen, William D-., 105, 260 Shirley, Jahn Calvin, 165 Shive, Charles B., 134 Shively, James H., 165, 281 Shiver, James K., 105, 213, 270, 332 357, 401 Shook, Hal C., 165 Short, Alvin D., 165, 408 Shugart, James A., I34 Shuler, Ted R., 150, 242 Siegel, Benton Arthur, 150, 306, 393 'Sikes, Hal P., 105 Silas, Cecil J., 150, 203, 270 Silcox, William L., 150, 296, 371 Sills, Glenn R., 150 Simrgcsns, Jean Valiean, 134, 242, 343, 7 Simmons, John Wesley, 105, 306, 327, 339, 369, 376, 385 Simmons, Leland W. Simmons, Max R., 134 Simmons, Robert L., 31 Simmons, Thomas S., 134, 359 Simon, Roy Michael, 150, 237, 299, 347, 383 Simonds, James Lewis, 165 Simpson, Lealearn Grady, 165, 296 Simpson, Morton P., 150, 273 'Sims, A. William, 150, 183, 394 Sims, John Hill, 105 Sims, William White, 105, 270 Sineway, Ronald E., 134, 365 Singer, Herbert, 165, 239 Singletary, Earle S., 106, 299 Singley, John Edward, 31 Sistler, James E., 165, 183, 309 Sitshin, Amnon, 106, 239, 327, 325, 375 Sizemors, Grady, 165 Skeehan, Raymond A., 134 Skellie, Albert C., 327, 339, 369 Slappey, William C., 106, 283 Slaughter, Robert H., 134, 363 Slider, Earl R. Slife, William Franta, 106 Slocumb, Burke L., 150 Slocumb, Henry Lamar, 165, 287 Slover, Vassel R., 134, 327, 330, 343 Small, George H., 106 Smelley, Reginald L., 106, 266, 371 Smethers, John W., 165 Smillie, Charles B., 165 Smisson, Carter, 150, 266, 407 Smith, Robert H., 106, 245 Smith, Robert Lee, 31, 106, 327, 378 Smith, Robert Lewis, 151, 400 Smith, Robert William, 107, 181, 242 Smith, Rudolph Bertram, 134, 325, 373, 408 'Smith, Samford Owen, 151, 393, 408 Smith, Spencer W., 165, 288 Skinner, Theodore O., 134, 309, 393 Smith, Thomas G., 134, 248 Smith, Thomas H., 107, 380 Smith, Thomas M., 107, 343, 373, 383, 401 Smith, Travis E., 107, 365 Smith, Walter C., 165, 393 Smith, Walton O., 165, 288 Smith, Wilfred Bradley, 165, 279 Smith, William G., 107, 340, 376 Smith, William H., 31 Smith, William J., 134,371,390 Smith, William Jerrold, 107, 285 Smith, Wilson Finney, 151 'Smithkey, John G., 134 Smothers, Fount T., 165 Snedeilser, Harold Ray, 165, 306, 3 3 Snuggs, John Mason, 151 Snyder, B. J., 134, 266, 363, 367 Snyder, Kenneth D., 151 So loway, Warren H., 134, 301 Soltesz, Alfred A., 31 Soltis, Roger W., 165, 251 Somers, Charles C., 151, 299, 395 Sorrell, Bobby L., 165 Souther, Hilton B., 107, 364 Sovey, William P., 165, 183 Sovey, Louis T., 134, 364 'Spa1n, Foster L., 134, 256 321, Smith, A. Nelson, 165, 242 Smith, Abner Gene, 134, 369 Smith, Albert W., 134, 296, 371, 411 'Smith, Alfred James, 150, 242, 357, 361 Smith, Beniamin D., 150 smith, Bobby E., 165, 408 Smith, Bruce Donald, 106, 266, 351, 387, 401 Smith, Campbell Lamar, 134, 288 Smith, Clarence Dayton, 134 Smith, Coleman M., Jr., I34, 237, 296 Smith, David Atkinson, 151 Smith, David Allen, 165 Smith Smith , Douglas W., 134, 387 , Edward D., 151, 277, 329 Smith, Edward Horace, 134, 369 Smith, Eugene Grafton, 165, 288 Smith, Eugene Marion, 181, 411 Smith, Fred P., 134, 242 'Smith, Harmon Gay, 151 Smith, Harold H., 165 Smith, Henry Clifford, 165, 263, 353 Smith, Hugh D., 106,375 Smith, Jerry Hamilton, 134, 270, 365 Smith, Joseph Le Conte, Jr., I34, 330, 386 Smith, Leroy Jones, 106 Smith, Merle M., 151, 299, 371, 393 395, 397 Smith, Raymond B., 106, 327, 373 Smith, Richard Herbert. 151, 253 Spann, Malcolm O., 165,391,402 Spanomichalis, Anthony N., 165, 407 Sparkman, Edward H., I34, 229, 242, 405 Sparks, Glenn M., 134, 369 Sparks, Steward A., 107, 277, 364, 377, 389, 390, 395, 407 Speard, Leon B., 151, 288 Speed, Leland R., 165, 260 Spence, Harry E., 165, 256 Spencer, John M., Jr., 134, 369 Spier, William Edward, I34, 364 Spivey, George T., 107, 260 Spivey, John W., 151, 251, 344 Spooner, John E., 151, 242, 349 'Spoto, Nelson, 107, 309 Spradley, Stuart B., 151, 306 Spratlin, Maurice S., 107 Spraul, John G., 107 Spriggf George Everett, 108, 281, 359, 1 Spruill, Hugh Stephen, 108, 377, 379 Sprunger, Thomas R., 134 St. Claire, Gabriel W., Jr., 134 Stahl, Louis Henry, 151,409 Stamps, Robert M., 151, 285, 359 Stencil, Robert T., 151, 306, 331, 391, 395, 407 Stanford, Augustus Lamar, Jr., 134, 378, 409 'Stanley, Bill Ray, 165 Stanley, John M., 108, 270, 335, 380 Stapleton, Albert F., 108, 373 Stapleton, Gordon Carl Starnes, Cullen George, 151, 242 Stearns, Harry L., 151,285 Steed, William V., 108 Steedley, John F., 108, 242, 327, 348, 373, 401 Steele, Richard L., 165, 245 Steerman, Jake Calvin, 166 Stegall, Beniamin Irving, 166, 183, 374 343 273 Steinberg, Stanley P., 166, 183, 301 Steinbrenner, Frederick, 166, 411 Stephens, Alexander H., 108, 311, 359 Stephens, Clark W., 108 Stephens, William Curtis, 108, 369 Stephens, William Thomas, 166 Stephenson, Robert J., 166, 313 Stern, Sydney J., 166, 273, 351 Sternberg, Donald J., 151, 301 Stetina, John J., 151, 299, 380, 409 Stevens, Beniamin H., 108, 343 Steward, James Carl, 134 Steward, Robert A., 151, 248 Stewart, Howard G. Stewart, Oscar B., 151 Stewart, Paul F., 108 Stewart, Richard B., 108 Stigall, Charles Robrt, 109, 327 Stivers, David A., 109, 364 Stock, Virgil Arthur, 109, 266, 340 Stockman, Richard H. Stone, Haynes Leon, 166, 183, 402, 408 Stone, Marshall C., 109, 248, 344, 361 Stone, Robert E., 134, 363 Stone, William Burgess, 109, 367 Stcnig, John William, 109, 311 Story, Billy L., 151, 266, 383 Story, Travis Lane, I34, 248, 353 Stoughton, J. Brady, 109 'Stoudt, Paul C., 166 Stout, Ray C., 166, 285 Stover, James R., 109, 311, 335 Strange-Boston, Donald L., 109, 256, 365 Stratton, Edward E., 109, 371 Stratton, Gerald B., 109, 365 Strawn, Lewis A., 110 Strickland, Alex J. Strickland, Bryant W., 151, 245 Strickland, Frank Adams, 166, 288 Strickland, Kenneth T., 110, 327, 369 Strickland, Robert K., 166, 292 Stringer, Elbert C. Stringer, Frank D., 110, 378 Stripling, Robert Jackson, 110, 256, 337, 361, 383 'Stroup, Charles A., 151 Stroud, Robert W., 31 Stuart, Herbert H., 110, 283 Stuart, Marvin H., 110, 273, 323, 352, 377, 385, 401, 405 Stults, Robert Charles, 134, 260 Stultz, James Duncan, 151, 253, 381 Stumpe, Nelson A., 31 Sturkie, Craig Ennis, I34, 288 Suarez, Jose Antonio, 166, 411 Subtelney, Dan G., 134, 277 Succop, H. W., I34, 237, 283 Succop, Wray G., 110, 283, 365 Suchke, Frederick R., 134 Suhr, Robert N., 248 'Sullins, Dee G., 166, 260, 383 Sullivan, Hayward Townsend, 110, 394 Sullivan, Jack G., 166 Sullivan, Joseph P., 110,263,336 Summerour, Joseph Edwin, 110, 296 352, 385, 401 Summers, Charles O., 31 Summers, Frank Andrew, 135, 310, 364 Sutton, George L., 151, 285, 376, 390, 402 Sutton, Robert L., 166, 242, 347 Swain, Robert Lee, 166 Swaney, Charles Robb, 135, 260 Swann, Conon D., 135, 409 Swann, Lewis H., 110 Swearingen, Frank Tracy, 151, 242 Sweets, Clarence A., 111, 332, 335, 352, 354, 364, , 260, 323 380 387 401,403,405 Swicegood, Glen M., 135, 310, 393 397,408 Swicord, Leo C. Swift, Richard S., 151 Rich dc Morgan, Inc. SOUTHEASTERN BAKERS SUPPLY Co. 316 Peters St., S. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Tom Slate Athletic Equipment Co. 592 PEACHTREE ST., N.E. ATLANTA, GA. Complete line of Rawlings, Spalding, Reach, VVright SL Dit- son, Riddell, Pennsylvania Rubber Co., Grandville Sweaters. 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JENKS, C.L.U., General Agent Waller, Swift, Robert O., I5l Swinson, Cecil T., I35 Swinson, Ullman J., ISI Swisher, John M., l5l Swords, Grady R., Jr., I66 Sykes, Lewis W., Ill, 270 Syn, Wai M., Ill, 327, 325, 339, 369, 376, 409 Szablowski, Joseph M., Ill T Tadder, William Ray, l5l, lB3, 279 Taffee, Owen Haines, Ill Taii, Robert A., l5l, sea, aaa, 390, 407 Talley, Lawrence M. Talley, Phil E. STUDENT INDEX-Continued. Thornton, J. Earl, II3, 288, 367 Thornton, William H., I66, 260 Thorne, Ren A., I35, 242, 335 Thrasher, James W., Jr., I35, 408 Thurmond, Jefferson C., I5l Thweatt, John Griffin, l5l, 3l2, 409 Tickner, Roy A., I66 Tidd, Wilmont D., I35 Tiller, Mark D., II3, 260, 365 Tillman, Charles Thomas, I66, 248 Tilly, Eben F., Jr., I35, 270, 323, 385, 40l, 403 Timmerman, Stewart W., II3, 275 352, Tims, Ernest R., II3, 34I, 357, 358, 359, 374 Tippetts, William B., l5l, 237, 275 Tisdale, Stanley E., l5l Tannehill, Hugh Lawrence, I66, 260 Tannehi ll, Richard W., I35, 260 Tanner, Curtis J., Ill, 37I Tanner, Luther L., Ill Tanner, Robert Earle, I66 Tantun Earl W., I66, 3l3 Tsppaiii, Moore, 151, 292 Tarlin, Norman S., I66, 273, 35l Tarrant, Robert Lane, I66, 256 Tarvin, Walter E., Ill Tassan, Bruno A., Ill, 343, 373 Van Toole, Giles Chamblin, II3, 242 Tate, Charles Herbert, Ill, 3l3, 37l Tatum, Joseph E. Tauzel, Taylor, William R., I66, 306, 395 Beeder B., I66, 256, 347 Taylor, Beniamin W. Taylor, Charles H., Ill, 306, 369, 376 Taylor, Frank H., I35, 389 Taylgag Gerald K., III, 296, 340, 377, Ta lor Henr II2 37I Titshaw, Farris M., I66 Toben, Boyd T., Jr., I35, 248, 344, 36I Todd, William P. Todd, William Sheldon, II3 Togna, Ricardo Louis, I35, 266 Tolan, Daniel J., II3 Tolan, John H. Tolbert, Thomas W., I66, 260 Toles, Bobby Joe, II3, 306 Tomlinson, Robert H., I66, 306 Tompkins, Oswald H., I35, 285, 374 Topping, Joseph W. Torbett, William D., l5l Touloukian, Zaver S., 3l Townsend, Charles E., l5l Toyos, Ricardo, I35, 398 Trail, Vernon T., I35, 339, 376 Trainer, Cicil E., I66, 248 Tramell, Redford Cherry, I66, 347 Warren, Walter B., I52, 283, 396 Trapnell, Allen Talmadge, I66, 292 Veal, Marshall J. I35, 393 Watts, Guy M., I52 Templeton, James King, I66, l83, 263 mira, Richard 1., II6, 250, 355 Templeton, David P., I5l Vere n Orville P. I66 Y 1 Y- 1 Taylor, James C., II2 Taylor, Larry L., I5l, 260 Taylor, McKinney V., l5l, 296, 383, 395 Taylor, Phillip Tebeau, I66, 256 Taylor, Robert Hiram, I35, 365 Taylor, Ted B., I5l Taylor, Thomas Herbert, II2 Teague, A. Dawson, l5I, 248 Teahan, Joseph Edward, I66, 4lI Teasley, G. Alfred, I5l, 329, 383, 409 Teate, GULJ., II2 Techo, Ro ert, l5l, 349, 363 Teel, Billy Eugene, l5l, 266 Templeton, Robert Parker, 380, 3Bl, 383 Ten Eyck, Peter A., l5l, 253 Tennant, John L., l5l, 283 Tennent, William Alston, II2 Terrell, Burton Leroy, I66 Terrell, Robert L., I66 Terry, Halle B., II2, 375 Terry, Marvin E., I66, 299 Terry, Robert E. A., II2, 296, 365 Thaden, Bill, I66 Thayer, Lloyd C., II2 Thenault, Georges Spencer, l5I Trasoras, Edward, ISI Trawick, William G., 3l, 408 Traylor, James Warren, I66 Traylor, Thomas H., I66 Uhlman, Richard Ernest, I66 Ulivi, Gonzalo, I52, 398 uiivi, siivia A., 152, 395 Umstead, Carl Nollie, I35, 202, 292, 323, 403 Umstead, Dwight L., I66, 306 Unkefer, Robert w., 114, 2156 325, 408 Unsworth, James W., I66, Upchurch, Edwin B., II4, 364 Upchurch, Phillip R., Il5, 288 Upchurch, William K., I66, 288 Upshaw, Emor L., I66 Usry. Robert 5., Il5, 3l3, 327, 325, 33I, 339, 387 I Valin, Hughes C., I66 Vaillancourt, Joseph A., Il5, 3ll, 367 Valdes, Daussa R., I66, 4ll Valenti, Frank S., IIS, 38l Valery, Harold A., I35, 275, 4ll Vallina, Rafael, ll5, 335, 380 Vancleave, Quinton W., I66 Vanden-Heuvel, Robert V., Il5 Van Tyck, Royal A., I52, 242 Waldron, John C., II6 Walichowski, Edward J., 3I Walker, Barrett L., I35, 364 Walker Walker , Homer P., I35, 283 , Howell C., I52, 292, 36l Walker, Myron, 3l, 344 Walker Pascal M. II6 364 Walker, Sidney M., I52 Wall, Clarence W., I66, 292, 353, 395 Wall, Joe H., 152, 312 Wall, William B., II6 Wallace, Charles R., II6, 378 waiieee, Frank L., 155, 292, 4oa Wallace, J. Denpsey, I66 Wallace, James H., I52, 263 Wallace, Marvin T., I35 Edmund A., I52, 256, 409 Walls, Allen B., I52, 329 Walsh, Richard A., I52 Walter, Frank V., I35, 4lI Walterbach, Robert T., II7, 253, 37l Walters, Millard J., I35 Walton, Norman H., I66 Walton, William H., II7, 208 Van Van Van Horn, Vernon L., ll5, 335, 380 Houten, Robert D., I35 Houten, William, I66, 4lI n, Harry A., I52, 260, 353 Ward, Ward, Ward, Ward, Ward, Edward F., I52, l83, 253, 329 James L., I52, l83 Jerry W., I66, 248 Leroy E., I57, 283 Samuel J., II7, 229, 2I3, 242, 394 Vanover, Leroy W., II5 Vanpelt, William R., l57 Van Sant, George M., ll5, 245 Van Sant, Glenn K. Van Suetendael, Arthur J., ll5, 253, 37I Wardell, Tony W., I66 Warlick, John H., 3l Warmack, Thomas E., II7 Warmack, Turner E., II7, 28I Warnell, William G., I52 Warnock, William E., II7 Warren, Frank M., l67,,242 Warren, Roger C., I67, 309 Van Tassel, Robert B., ll5 Treadwell, Millard Leon, I66, I83, 408 Trent, James E., II3, 288, 369 Trent, Warren T., I66 Trimble, James B., I66, 260 Tritton, Charles Blackwell, I66 Troiting, Juan N., II3, 373 Trout, Roscoe L., ISI, 378 Truett, Charles M., I35, 390 Truitt, Clyde Arzroe, I66, 248 I35, 364, Thiesen, George T., II2 Thomas, Charles E. Thomas, Cyrus H., 3l Wei, James, I52 Thomas, Guy R., II2, 335 377 Trussel Tucker, George C., I52, 288 Burney L., II3, 365 Tucker, Edward F., II4, 303, 385, 39 Tucker, Lawrence K., II4 Tucker, William G., I52, 270 Tulkofi, A. Joseph, I35 Tumlin Turner, Turner, Turner, Turner, Turner Albert C., II4 Charles James, II4 Clifford Hollis, 3l Glenn O'NeaIe, I66 Hugh, I52 John Frank II4 386 407 Turner: Julian E., I52, 3Bl I Turner, Phillip K., II4 Turner, Russell, I66, 378 Turner, Roy R., I52 Turner Samuel David, Jr., I35 Turner: Tom watson, 152, 400 Thomas, James Nathaniel, I35 Thomas, Lee B., I66, 266 Thomas, Norman Henry, I66 Thomas, Russell H., I35, 343 Thomas, William A., II2, 292, 364 Thomason, Jimmy Morris, I66, 309 Thompson, Bill James, l5l, 408 Thompson, Frederick D., I66 Thorgigion, Kenneth Reed, l5l, 279, Thompson, Leon A., II2 Thomson, Boswell Pearll, I66, 408 Turner, William Earl, II4, 270, 325, 33I, 344, 358 Turnioseed, Elton G., II4, 3l2 37l Turpin, John N., I35 Tuttle, James M., I35, 3l2 Twitty, Marshall Ray, I66 Tyler, Robert H., I35, 38I Tyson, John S., II4, 266 Tyson, Robert W., II4, 260 9 327, 335, Van Winkle, Edward K., I35, 248 Vardaman, Owen C., I66 Varn?s17n, Thomas M., I52, 256, 393, 395, Vaslos, George P., I52 Vaughan, Edgar D., I66 Vaughan, Edgar L., I66, 299 Vaughian, Victor G., II6, 256, 335, 364, 38 Vaughn, Carlton l., I52 Vaughn, Harry T., I66, 263 Vaughn, Richard D., ll5, 242, 336, 37I, 379, 387, 397 , 405 vaughii, Ruben T., II6, 255, 367, 393 Vee Velasco, Guillermo, 156, 398, 4Il Warwick, William R., II7, 373, 408 Wasserstein, Richard 'S., I35, 273, 350, 36I, 40I Waters, Charles H., I52 Watkins Lee R., II7 Watkins, Ralph P., II7, 263 Watkins, Robert, II7, 399 Watler, John F., I52, 375 Watson, Charles D., II7, 343, 373 Watson, Clyde M., II7, 242 Watson, James F., I52, 237, 270, 359 Watson, James P., IIB, 369 Watters, Danny M., I67 Watters Johnny T., I52 Watts, Watts, James H., Il8, 275, 364, 380 Walter W., I67, IB3, 263 Weathers, Howard L. Venable, Warren L., I66 Verdery, Leonard F., II6, 256, 376 9 i 1 Vevera, James T., II6, 242 Vibberts, Jack L., I52, 256 Vickers, Harry B., I66 Vicknair, Warren P., I66 Vines, John E., I52 Vinson, Donald L., I66 Weathers, Ike B., I67 Weathers, John C., I52, 288 Weaver, Carl B., I35, 257 Weaver, H. Thomas, IIB, 37l Weaver, Ralph W., I67 Webb, Edsel P., I67, 383 Webb, Emer E. Webb, Eth0JJ., I35, 376, 402 Webb, Jack C., IIB, 309, 36I Webb, Lawrence A., I35, 37I Webb, Lee H., I35, 260, 369, 383 Weber, Roger F., I67, 270 Webster, James R., I52, 266 Weeks, Richard a., II8, 275 Weems, Charles M., I67, 279, 376, 402 Vinson J. 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Neil, l52, 292 Wershmidt, Edgar C., ll8 West, Donald D., I67 West, Edgar N., I67 West, Eugene C., l35, 369 West, Jimmy R., I67 West, John S., I67 West, Robert L., I67 Westbrook, Darrel E., l67, 292 Weston, Carl A., I67, 263 Westring, Wayne E., ll8, 369 Westrope, Douglas W., l35 Wetherington, Roger Di., 3l, 327, 325 Wharton, Charles G., l35, 242 Whatley, William H., l52 Wheat, Johnny L., l52 Wheeler, Ellie R., IIB, 399 Wheeler, Howard W., l52, 266 Wheeler, John K., l35, 364, 380, 385 Whelchel, Philip E., I69 Whitaker, Robert H., l52, 242 Whilgglger, W. Toxey, ll8, 296, 383, 389, Whitxgk Charles M., l35, 327, 363, 367, White, Edward F., l35, 296, 369, 394 White, Edwin L., ll9, 296, 369, 38l White, Eric S., ll9, 343, 373 White, Frank M., I67, 4ll STUDENT Wilkinson, Robert O., l52 Williams, Abbott G., l52, 242 Williams, Bobb A., l35 Williams, Carl li., I67 Williams, Dan N., l35, 260, 405 Williams, Edwin J. Williams, Franklin P., I67, 242, 393 Williams, Harry D., ll9 Williams, Harvey G., I67 Williams, James S., l35, 260, 353 Williams, Jesse L., I36, 309, 327, sal, 344, ssl Williams, John B., l52, 245, 349 Williams, Kenneth G., I67, 285 Williams Lawrence T. l20 2 8 . . . 9 Williams Lewis W. williofnsf Williams, Louis A., I36 Robert E., l20, 386 Williams, Robert M., l52, 383 Williams, Sidney E., l20, l8l Williams, Sidney W., I36 Williams, Thomas B., l20, 266, 336, 37l Williams, Williamson, Wiley E., I36, 296, 369, 383 Horace H., l20, 353, 365 Willingham, Fred N., l20, 25l Willingham, Robert A., I67 Willingham INDEX--Continued. Wingo, Hugh E., I67, 393 Winn, John S., l2l, 373 Winnall, Robert E., I53, 309 Winsemann, William H., l2l, l8l, 242 332, 336, 358, 371, 40l Winship, Henry D., I36, 288, 385 Winship, William T., l2l, 365 Winslett, Usher T., I67, 288 Winter, Laurel Q., I2l, 3l2, 393, 408 Winter, William B., l2l, 270 Winton, Fred B., I67, 260 Wirt, Dares E., I36 Wise, Hugh P., I53 Wise, James A., I67, 263, 390, 393 Wise, Otis C., l2l, 36l Witasick, John W., I22, 299, 336, 37l Witt, Ralph H., I36, 292, 385 Wohar, Sam L., I36 Wolenburgh, Mert, I53, 237, 30l Wolfe, Robert K., I36, 283, 363 Wong, Daniel K. H., I67 Wong, Kellogg, l22, 365 Wong, William K. T., I67 Woo, Howard W., l36, 347 397, Wright, William H., l23, asa, 367 Wright, William R., I36 Wright, Paul W., I53 Wright, W. Gardner, I22, 270, 344, 357 Wright, William Robert, I53 Wuerz, Donald E., I67 Wyckott, Herbert A., I67 367 Wylgz, Leonard M., l23, 266, 363, 7 Wyngarden, Raymond D., l23, 3ll, 364 Wynn, William L., l23 Wynne, Conrad V., l23, 377, 399, 4ll Yancey, Morris E., l23, 3l2 Yanke, Walter W., I53, 299, 383 Yarbrough, Bert R., I67, 393 Yarin, David A., I23 Yates, George S., I23, 365 Ygartua, Carlos L., I67, 266, 405 Yoder, John F., I67 Yolen, Burton S., I36, 239, 37l Yongue, James R. Yost, Gerald A., I53, 386 Youmans, Donald W., I36, 275 Warren W., I36, 260, 353, Wood, Chas. G., I22 Wood, Edward D., I36 Wood, Edwin M., I53 Wood, Freddie N., I53, 242 Wood, Jack L., I53 Wood, Marion E. Wood, Raymond D-., I67, 394 Wood, Sam H., I22 Wood, Thomas H., l22 Woodall, Jack E., l67, 260 Woods, Sidney S., l22, 335, 364 White, Geo P., l67 White, Hugh E., I67, isa, asl, 402, ace White, James E., l52, 288 Whitehead, Henry M., ll9 Whitelaw, David L., l52, 266 Whitfield, Carroll J., l67, 3l2 Whitfield, Edward L., l52, 260, 376 Whitfield, Edwin W., ll9, 339, 369 Whitfield, John L., I67, 299, 39I Whittle, Donald A., II9, 4ll Widener, Kenneth W. Wilcox, Jack H., I67, 409 Wilcox, John T., l67, 395 Wilcox, John V., I67, 393 365, 383 Willinqs, Thomas H., I36, 270 Willis, Bobby H., l52 Willis, Claude D., l20, 377, 399 Willis, James R., l20, 363, 367 Willis, William L., l52, 288 Wills, James A., l20, 364 Wills, John T., l52, 4ll Wills, Leonard A., l20 Wills, William R., l20, 299, 365 Wilson, Charles W., I36, 242, 394 Wilson, Isaac L., l20, 343, 373 Wilson Jack M., l52, 303, 375 Wilson: James A., I67 Wilson, John E., l2l, 339, 402, 409 Wilson, Joseph J., I67, 393 Wilson, Julian L., l2l, 409 Wilson, Norville F., I36, 257 Wilson, Paul F., l2l Wilson Randolph K. l52, 296 Wilson: Thomas w., iss, 242 Wilson, Travis, l2l, 377 Woodward, Marion A., l22, 373 Woody, John H., I36, 292 Woodyear, Carl E., I53 Woosley, W. Bryant, I53, 263, 390 Wooten, James C. Wooten, Perry R., I36 Word, Joseph M., I22, 369, 400 Worrell, Raleigh O., 3l Wray, George G., I53 Wray, William E., I22 Young, Young, Young, Young, Young Clyde A., isa, 2lo enlis T., I67, 248 James la., I67, zea Jomos R., I67, 270 Joe la. iss :nz Young: John Sl., l23, 283 Young, John W., I36, 292, 327, 349, 375 Young, Nyram L., I53 Young, Ra C., I53 Young, Robert A., 3l Young, William F., I53 Younqberg, Paul A., I36 Youngblood, Ralph A., I53, 306, 394 Youngblood, Robert L., I53, 306, 395 Yribarren, Charles R., I67, 398 Yu, Tsi Shan, 3l Z Zalkow, Leon H., l23, 33l, 363, 367 Zanzalari, Charles V., I36 Wright, Albert M., I36, 270 Wright, George A., l22, 36l Wright, Gilbert, I36 Zell, Donald D., l23 Zell, Harold E., I36 Zeringu e, Herman J., 3l Wiley, John T., l52 Wilson, William E., l2l, 288, 332, 357, Wright, Harry W., I53 Zignago, Dario A., l23, 373, 398 Wilkerson, Henry L., II9, 3ll 365 Wright, James O. 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