Georgia Institute of Technology - Blueprint Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1961
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I J -.,,.:,c,, -..V -.v.- U PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TED BYWATER Editor-in-Chief BOND ALMAND Business Manager CLAUDE LOWERY Managing Editor FRED. DONOVAN Associate Editor BILL STEWART Advertising Manager j BERNIE WENKE Photography Editor .. .,,I I If I- ,p 12 I I ii fi .w I I 'flu I I I I I I I I I I I I 4.241 I A I I I 11, Mr ,v. Y-rv uk ,QM -'uve my , 1 9-If I I I I f I 1 Q i I I 1 I I I I 4 I I v 1 I I I I I I I ge I A I ,Q I E I if 'E 5 , H y,,Ti!1n,s,, I ff ' 935'-5-,:f A I 1 I .K I IE I 1 I I I I 1 f'? A I ' I I 5J' li: a I i I ri Y v I Z I 4 I A, M-I , , -7-. ' Q- I' 'I I I I ' I I I I I f QI 5 I If .. I ' 2 4 F . ?' cj 7 PROLOGUE In I909 when a year book for Georgia Tech was conceived fhe originafors had a defini+e purpose in mind when +hey named if THE BLUE PRINT. They infended 'Iha'r ii' be a blue prini' of a school year. In I96I 'Ihe aim is s'I'iII 'Ihe same. Jusf as a blue prin'r consisis of many parfs, so does a college. There are sfudenfs, adminis+ra+ors, educa'l'ors, scholars, poliiicians, and sporismen. Of 'Ihese eIemen'l's +he sfudenfs are 'rhe mosi' imporfanf. To emphasize 'Ihis THE I96I BLUE PRINT is firsl a record of 'Ihe influences 'lhai' have made fhe Tech s'I'ucIen'I among Ihe fines+ in 'rhe world. I+ is secondly a his'I'ory of I'he evenfs +ha'r have Iranspired in +his school year. In fhe following 544 pages you will find a picforial record of Ihe environmeni' +ha'r has made 'Ihe Tech sfudenf +he animal Ihai' he is. From cover 'Io cover I'he blue prin+ of a Tech man is slcefched in words and piclures. 3 A ,.....W,gv . 4 , ,-.-1, ., 1 -5- - 5,5 . W Q 1 w Q Q W, -mg, , 'u. 'Vu - ,'v.- ,' ,K V , 1-.I - ,guT1. :f , fi gfrb-F58 Ablv.. :i4QQl,s.f. '1- :if H, 1- . r , il .X N' A M 5:51 vim- , my N . 5 I L 1 1 , :If , -.QA For his years of insfilling chrisTian ethics in The sTuclen'l's of Georgia Tech. Tor his deep devoTion to his work, Tor his Tireless eTForTs. Through group and individual, projie-cTs, To help The sTudenTsQreach Tor a broader concepTl of' liTe, Tor his unceasing worlc Toward good characTer developmenT in The sTudenTs he has come in coniact wiTh in The hope Tor a be'cTer and more ChrisTian world we proudly and respecT- Tully de.dicaTe The I96l Blue Prini' To Roloerir C. lCharliel Commander. A .l'. A 4 Hifi perserverance as General Secreiaryiof-The Georgia Tech YMCA has helped him To overcome insilrmouniable odds in establishing a Chrisiian aTTiTude on a seemingly immoral campus. His eTiorTs have earned Tor him The deep respecT and admiraTion oT The sTudenT body. To men oT The caliber oT Charlie Commander we owe a liTelong debf oT graTiTude Tor Their guidance and inspiraTion. TABLE F CONTENT CLASSES . . . Freshmen . F. Sophomores . JUNIORS . . SENIORS . . GRADUATES? . . ORGANIZATIONS . Fraternities gf. . Honoraries . . . Student Council Publications . . Departmentals . General Activities Religious .... YMCA SPORTS . . . ' Football . . Basketball . . Baseball ' .... Intramurals . . ADVERTISING AND INDEXES .... ENVIRONMENT . . Campus . ., . . . Student Life . . Student Activities Administration . BEAUTIES . . . . MILITARY f 1 O I I 362 364 388 410 426 494 114 116 215 246 251 261 283 299 313 58 60 80 92 101 503 8 10 21 39 51 329 347 Egg! 'imwwibrk -sing +6 f' f A 1'-qIS1'4 f ' V 'ff -- .. - 'A Mfr?-2-fs i3. 'E!? 'F I. I I 4 71 . A'H'fQ!,. ' , mf I ' fiE.llwf 'v. W.. LW -I Q ba 'lgl-4.1-4:23-1 ...A . , 5 1-N, Amee A manlj-.wwf -L 2 -Q ,IQ IJ? vii . A Q Q pk - 4 E' I -1a'.S's- ---- 'F'-'li' '- mg fl ' :bi , Y - nj ,, ' , -1, . I - .fi 0 xzyqg, '-' ,-' Ji. Ahlpv' . X - A, ,+, :J N... . . A- IX -fx v gh, ll-f fm if ,, 14 ' ,ups ,tfqnfi Q., ' Y 1,-X 'f-ra.. sf . ?:rf-v'f1fr- ' ' 1-5 ' n ,. i s - F2757 ff ' 1 Y ' ' - A A ' ' Q-vw'-, A-.4 j,g+yiH ',. .,4:,f5,jip,GQ.f:552.,.rygylll .,,gu.5 ' . 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Jrhe mosr versalile nuclear reaclor in the souih. and Jrhe radioisoiopes laboraiory. 'FMFPYMMFQW Qrzvlxf mx f W ' .1 nz: 1 - - - . wh .. ,. . . - 1 1 gg ' f.-nga' A-1 - - 5 os-.,5w,,e:: gm .. . . ff '3ff5,.1Piail25.!.z ??1:v.N:3iLf1Eie,f:mE': 151-1 ,.X. ., .,,f '21-5?':1.'l . ' ner?-L' ,.. ...us 1 We' The Georgia Tech Engineering Experiment Station is charged with the promotion of research in Geor- gia Tech, the development of a program of as- sistance to industry and agriculture, and the study and utilization ot the natural resources ot the state. Operating this year with a budget of over 54,000.- OOO. the experiment station is carrying on many research studies. Among these are: the industrial uses of radioisotopes: nuclear reactor engineering: factors affecting the aerial transmission ot disease: and the uses and development of electronic com- puters. '1 '- .. J, -MINQ1, .,- JL' i gif V1 L 1? Q' 'w J .,,1v rj. 'v Vim. , ..,x , , -U: ,J F Y, ,?.,,.mA,,.4?.k ,-,,,,. -.4, .L........ -L. n WJ ,f . ' 4 1 'v JJ xmas - 1' . 1. . WWTM, v,1 -+- ., ' - -gb- ,. je- ,wx ' wt ni ' 5 45 Y f gg. wh P' . wg. fm- in ..,l Students Spend Four Years At Tech Searching Fon Their Place In The World 'X 'T 1: Y T Q 5 . hat is The Georgia Tech sTuclenT? An animal? A machine? walking encyclopedia? A Human Being? l-le has been allecl all These Things and many more. WhaT is iT ThaT makes im The animal ThaT he is? l-le comes here as a bewildered cl immaTure freshman, and Tor Tour years he is exposed an environmeni' ThaT somehow converTs him inTo a man To go ouT inTo The world and make his contribution To During These Tour years cerTain influences come To on him and To influence his search Tor his place in The WhaT are These influences ThaT converl' The ciTy The farmer, The rich boy, and The poor boy into The Tech sTudenT? ln The following TiTTeen pages are seven oT These influences. is . . - 1 -ai p , - X.. . f-. Ai , ' 4 i . A - ., - - ,r .5 - . 5 F ,- . l me . , . X Y ' .Alu-. . - L f ', -. qi!-'- '--Q. 23 Academic Demands Call For Maximum Mental Endeavor And Physical Stamina From Students Tech s'l'uclen+s because of lheir above average infelli- enler Tech ailer having loalied Jrhrough four years of school or prep school. Very shorlly afler classes begin find themselves faced with an academic load Thai calls maximum menlal concenlralion and long hours of sludy- kg For Jrhe firsl Jrime Jrhey find 'rhemselves in a dog-eal-dog h l +h 'r + lo d c wheiher lhe on w ere or e mos par no o y ares y or fail. This radical change from The parental protecfion home has a very dynamic eiiecl on The sludenr. Moslr of , V Q is ful will L s 'aan ima I 'llillllw sludenrs resign lhemselves +o four years of hard menial r and quickly decide ihai no longer can 'rhey parly weekend. Those lhal don c are soon gone. if . ... 3 x sagvig, ll' -, ,-' i .SQLVAWV S94 Sf, vac sax asa L. . ancgeill ' uri,- xnufs, xxx, . IJLS . ai5..D'6, essays .111 S- 133: ,i .A 3:5 .,..a U 44.5- L ll F :sp , .,,., .rv-V. Zu. HQ llll . Q., A I x - D ,4--1- ' D . O W 'I . , i .mn x .,r -xr- liisf' W ' .lv x x n Mx tg ' 4, Pg: 1 ', yffgif ' ffgsil' I... ,Q fl. 1 4 i 595425 .f .f .1 1: 1 ., L, R fa 4' L03- J .I Q 1, .. New ggi H j. J 1. V 'md y 1. ,fr .i.v , 1, ,- -up ., ., ' . 3555.5 5 if 'vida ., M we -:Q f ' ,,.' ggi' ff, f ...i ,-gf, f- A 5 , U. '- IH eff' 1 A zQ1w!a 1-i fav -aw-Mali, . limi I 1, rs .W -HQ, 'lla' rl I sv N f Q ,. -44 .5 ' .. fe ' Q' '4-' everyihing. a sfudeni' has been af Tech for a while he becomes aware of 'rhe emphasis on exlracurricular acirivilies. is consianlly hearing, Gel in a few organizaiions and ou+ your educaiionf' This over-emphasis on joining or- s will ai firsl cause most io ioin loo many. This becomes a problem because The sludeni finds more and of his time being Taken up by lhese exiracurricular ac- Siudy hours are Cul info and grades begin io suffer. siudenl quickly realizes Jrhal a happy medium must be J if he is lo graduale. Then for Jrhe resl of his slay a+ ech he fighls a never ending baffle with himself on whai i of academic work and exiracurricular worlc will him 'The besl iob when he graduales. This is the basis f W Tl ., v-W 's -...!-q., , , ' VIC 1 . g I 1 is 1.2-1 qv., is, ,l Iii Pr- if-5 e 1121 12 21' F'! . '.'1?5!'f!., - H' ,if J-.-:Leafs-4-air,-Ely. .1 , ri . '-'iiE2'ri5'-iffltk- W : 1 Tfi 7'f'5D2Sz'i'lf:a,-, , V 2- 'fir 1 '-Q H-117 Lg-if W- 'f,7jp5i-rm, ' -- j - - - , 55- H.-a','a'?iEi12,5-.'fVJf ,, ' 1 - fl f 'Es' -s .f,-,-fjizggpfg. ' . 5,:g1q , g - - -4,133-,QM B We 1-Ig S Time Spent in Social Endeavors Increases as Students Search tor Pleasure and Relaxation Ar' 'fffx' 'f5 'f1'1.'t I 15. ' ' I K H 'f ' ' , sy. ,,,v 1 lt , U I The 'FrusTraTing hours spenT in saTisTying The academic load quickly causes The sTudenT To search Tor a release To his pent up emoTions. For mosT This search ends wiTh The expending of more hours in social endeavors. These social endeavors, how- ever, have Taken on a di5iTerenT perspecTive Than whaT The sTudenT was used To aT home. The lack oT parenTal influence. The seeming lack oT moral resTrainT caused by his relaTive insignificance in a ciTy of one million, and The influence of The older sTudenTs around him causes The sTudenT To indulge in pasTimes That previously he looked down upon. Many be- gin To drink Tor The TirsT Time. OThers become overly con- sumed wiTh The sex drive, louT mosT begin To search Tor Tu- Ture maTes To eliminaTe Their inner loneliness. Other Persons Influence Students Outlook On Lute and Make Hum More Aware of Others Oplnlon sth 15 ttsfs, I The very TirsT day The sTudenT sfeps on The campus Thinking is influenced by The people around him. For TirsT Time he becomes exposed To ouTloolcs and aTTi- ThaT are conTrary To Those presenTed by his parenTs. are morally good while oThers are noT. buT They have Their eTTecT. Professors. minisTers. sTudenTs, ad- philos aTTiTud 5. and businessmen each conTribuTe Their indi- ophies. From This heTerogenous collecTion es The sTudenT begins To Tashion his individual of life. AT Times he will quesTion The ex- oT God, his moral and eThical code, and The long shorT range goals he hopes To aTTain. D -3-5:0 ., r 'Yrffv im if 74 --'! S -.S S s. J x, , X ,Ms - ,.. Environment Broadens Stuclent's Cultura Appreciations And Increases Hisl ' ' nfellecfual Curloslt I Y :JL AW ,. 5 A , I '. fhe s+uden+'s knowledge increases, he becomes more of The educalional and cullural evenrs al his linger His 'rasle in music changes from rock and roll 'lo classical, or folk. He begins To visil' arf museums, salons. arf exhibils, and archileclural dis- begins +0 find enioymenl' in lislening lo concerls, in allending The opera. and in seeing aboul lhe 'Fine arls, His mind awakens 'ro The of knowing whar is going on in 'rhe world. He 'ro read lhe newspaper daily. as well as a weekly ai' 'rhe beller magazines. He will oflen pick up a of a bool: on 'rhe besl-seller lisl. For in him has been a growing desire +o broaden his appreciarions. if iff 1 I I pus- Q ' 1...-..,. L . ,....,-f Y!,5h -I 'W ' Q3 :J nf! ' ., , , N . Z . I ,qi I H ' 723 L.. . . . . , i . 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'K' X17 , ' 1 -fr ,, N ,' ' 1- 11' ' s -j ' X 4 ' ' x f . . L1 ' ' his college clays roll by lhe sludeni' begins fo dellmle opmnons as 'ro whal his rnghfs and are All goes well unhl someone begins on fhem When lhls happens he begins lc In has own way Usually Jrhls Involves To beal lhe syslem Regardless of whelher or personally assumed rnghfs are morally or ,y his he will fngh+ for Them unhl +he day he l' The sludenls who are mosl' aware of e real snkuaflon ns will usually begun +0 wage pargn agamsl 'rhose who he feels have Jrhenr bounds Allhough Jrhe sfuclenfs wan oul In Jrhelr baJr'rles They will never -5 T -s l I I i u f xl lege 5, . Q 1 'Y - +6 tb . r sz Qxcge I I ,gr H00 qfifv 3969? I . 6'5 bl Co Q ra , r . ae l f ' V , 'N . 23 F Q ,I5 VI , 3. ,Y 12 sv .1 A N :tj T Vrfanrorg ,x.l01.x9:x, 1, V ' -,-,, ,V ' ,... Q V 1' Y - V, 14 'I I AT Tc. 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Go over to the dorm and g George back over here. He hasn't been here t two days . . . feeding the rushees tor the wel . . . the tirst all night rush meeting . . . l move v bid him . . . l ball that smuclc . . . trying to g rid ot the clods . . . second round ot -parties . . Pledge Sunday . . . We got torty. How mas did pou get? . . . At smokers rushees are entertained by everything from talks on Russia to how to make a 4.0. School Year for Incoming Freshmen Us 0 Rush parties give freshmen first chance to really taste college life. Fraternity men meet into the wee hours of the morning deciding on whom they want. .W .m..,,,f,j3 Q' z ,sltjglr s H I 1 1. ., '-1. 3. - ' ff. ,,ef11lL5Sa',m.12:11?f 55: ' ' 'WL'-'r .'-.55-i !' t ,.l1' 4 fZ5', V-,, '. .'l -'-u .'. -' - ?ifilin,,1:QL1ULl1? -. ' ' ' i'3i1x?Q?Fg5: - -' ' .1vi.-,gg..,- ,, V On Pledge Sunday rushees make their choice. Fraternity Parties Liven Up Social Season Piano Redd, The Spades, the Hot Nuts, Chuck Berry, The Royals, the Limelighters, and the Mid,- nighters play . . . tormal and intormal . . . Western parties, Polynesian parties, Atrican parties, Old South Ball, Sweetheart dances, gambling parties, prison parties, and costume parties . . . trat house, Snaptinger Farm, Parks Farm, Avondale American Legion Post, Druid Hills Country Club, and Vene- tian Gardens . . . Honor Board, girls, cokes, sing- ing, skits, and refreshments . . . rock 'n roll, iazz, rhythm and blues, big band, and folk . . . Friday night and Saturday night . . . Go man go! Combo blares it out, and fraternity men and their dates interpret it. Most parties have a theme as this Beta iungle party so well expresses. Fraternities go to o lot of trouble to have appropriate decorations . A green monster chaperones the Phi Gomfs Fiii Island Party The KA's succeeded from the Union before beginning their onnuol Old South Ball. Frat men help the combo shout ond beat out their music. Homecoming Big Success as Tech Trounces Tulane,14 -4 su.. . PRES Earl Gillespie, winner of freshman cake race, receives his well ecirnecl reward. From these ten girls Miss Connie Loy fin centerj was chosen os Georgia Tech's 1960 Homecoming Queen. 'ul' 4.1 v 'Xf ,.'4,. 0. ., - lvi ff-sv-5' H'- ff va Coach Dodd was carried from the field by the jubilant team after they brought Tech its first homecoming win in four l1ll3Z17!dlu'3'.lk2iVQi:lJ..E9i'lx1t' fb 13 i 4. ly! r livfuf.-4,:-.-tg .,-,-,pq -. ,L.:..,f hs,-.x r ,. :.,,...A.-n.. :.,A-,,- .,-1.....:,-- - -5 . u,-V. . . -il. . ,-,R-.V . - lv,--,b . -. -V nf . -4 .M-N -.,i,-e,-v-:--7-A-1...-M., s. fan? Li l i 1 it X .id FL ' -' - -'V' 1 ' . 5-of The Lambda Chi's mule copped first place in the fraternity competition. The Delt's winning Reck races around the architecture parking lot just before splitting in half. N mr ': f 5- iw W I 14 ig --,f -Lie 5 4, - ,- An exp- . - f. Zgrfw , . 1 ' ,NAM , 1 lv 'T ,. k Lin,- W'-1'?:-fv fifzefi .21 ,Q-fe ,,.a.,, .- xiglf 1: K 1, 'gx Q I -' ww ,, l '5 .5 v 960 . . . Miss Connie Loy announced Homecoming-'Queen . . . fraternity displays worlc . . . those that don r . . . mechanical known as Ramblin' Reclcs . . . Earl Gillespie Freshman Cake Race . . . Fred Waring and his thrill students Friday night . . . the happens as Tech defeats Tulane on the Mrs Julie McKenzie announced as Mrs . alumni attend banquets, seminars, and parties . . . Les Brown and his band of . Knotty Pines Party . . . drunk alumni of the good old days . . . sober students bring prohibition . . . bonfires. pep rallys, song fests. victory parties . . . aching muscles. hoarse voices . . . Homecoming l96O now a memory. Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians provided the entertainment at the Friday night concert. Rcimblin' Reck Parade was witnessed by thousands in the Price Gilbert Library parking lot. -f-um I . g 1-v-Ufj iii-ie' s f if Greelc Week-Highlight Cl Spring Quarter A large crowd turned out to see .Qignla win the IFC sing on Thursday night. fe f ii-72.71-H , . ,EA , 1.4 'igfgfps-, A,,, A N I' . , . 1 ,,. ,.4. U 1-.., A! . . 1 i Ir LE,-Z. -.4.':50vLi- JQIQP' .KJ , y L A V, .-,.-M., , . LV ,I i.. , . -N , V 1 - ,'ff.,ij3., - 'gi , f ' ' 34 I-.3 ,' ' - Wg- :-,y,S Ff'2 415 . , , i UAT, , I A:-V - 5 L.. i. . j- Eg.. 4 VZ. P' 4,-lv L ,L eylkga 4 :Ula . . , ' . - ..'.'.1 -L+. ii. .':. l' -V 1 ' - i ..?f: ' ' x 1 't' -- .-.-i.'-' -- fm.z.i - ' ' A 1 1 1 A Y ' flzph I I- ,gn-. l G---1 i The Dukes of Dixieland's music had students shouting approval of an excellent performance rr: he--.F qqk., , . i .4 - 4 0 'lu 199 i,,,..,wr 'i W A new innovation this year was the street dances. Three local combos played rock 'n roll on Friday night. iq? Thr Ln!-L, , il 4' C .A 7' Fraternity men basked in the sun on the library lawn to listen to Saturday afternoon concert. 49 Greek Week l960 . . . IFC sing won by Sigma Chi's . . . local combos entertain at Friday night street dances . . . Dukes ot Dixie- land rip it up Saturday atternoon . . . ANAK taps Renti and Travis . . . Joni Carlin announced as Greek Goddess . . . Buddy Mor- row plays and June Taylor sings Saturday night . . . Fraternity men have a blast . . . Randy Watts praised tor his etlort as Greek Week head. A couple dances to the music of Buddy Morrow at the Saturday night formal. Campus cop and somebody's date indulge in a coke at the street dances. l t 4 I 1 I l l Dukes of Dixieland played in street in front of library lawn. ' - -mir fvlvxif-fu .cw an .,..,: -1-.arf - -f --' - - l 'lv 'TVZ?l'h7.w ' A , - - t ?9.a:L'r' '. .. . 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Harris, Ernest L. Wright and James D. Gould. HARMON W. CALDWELL, Chancellor The Board ot Regent is the Board ot Regents It is the responsibility ot this boa to regulate all attairs concerning policy and tinances every state supported college and university. They in tu make recommendations to the state legislature tor tun to run the school. The controlling body tor the University System of Georg The board is composed ot titteen members. These mer bers represent ten districts, with tive members being tro the state-at-large. They are appointed by the governor ar approved by the legislature tor a seven year term unle they are appointed to till an unexpired term. Since its origin in l932, the board has through the yea maintained colleges and universities tor the state ot Georg to be proud ot. Both Georgia Tech and the University Georgia are recognized as being among the top state su ported universities in the nation. The President r. Edwin Davies Harrison was appoinrecl as Presideni by e Board of Regenis on June 26, I957. Already during Dr. arrison's admihisiration, funds have been allocaied for a uclear Research Reacior and a new Elecirical Engineering uilding: and construciion has been compleied on 'rhe new lassroom building, ihe Radioisoiopes and Bioengineering aboraiory. and a new siudenr Infirmary. In acldiiion 'ro a conrinued revision of 'ihe various cur- cula and academic siandards, Docior Harrison has shown ynamic leadership in ihe mulri-million dollar construcrion rogram of Georgia Tech: +he new Elecirical Engineering uilcling is expecied +o be opened in ihe fall oi I96Iq a ew cenfral srorehouse and shops for 'rhe Physical Plani eparimeni' is expecied +o be compleied in ihe spring of 96I: iive new dormiiories will be opened in rhe fall of 961: ihe relocation of 'rhe Souihern Technical lnsiiiuie in ololo Couniy is expecied io be compleied by 'rhe fall of 96I: consicruciion on The Nuclear Reacior coniinues on heduleg and plans are going forward for rhe consiruclion of Chemical Engineering and Ceramic Engineering Building. Q PAUL WEBER, Dean of Faculties l i l l x l RAY L. SWEIGERT, Dean of the Graduate Division FRED W. AJAX, Director of Public Relations 4. vi ' jfggx-nl' .Lai J 53, L. ' J.. JAMIE R. ANTHONY, Controller ' . ut? ' ' .x ' Y a R W RALPH A. 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' ,.-,314 , F., ' 4 I ,. o NED WEST, Publicity Director ROBERT LEE DODD Head Coach and Athletic Director Athletic Association BOB ESKEW, Business Manager TONTO COLEMAN, Assistant Athletic Director JACK GRIFFIN, Assistant Head Coach V. 5355-.. . 4' 1r w '.fgx.wL:?'s. + i Fx 1 5 1 i Q ANDEI-I Head Tfdinel' BELL, Assistant Coach BERRY, Assistant Coach CARLEN, Assistant Coach GOODLOE, Assistant Coach :arg f I q X ,a7 init . I I ti . 5.3,,- f X L l N , I, k A - ---- v, l i ,X Vi v if E , f limit 'fig ,L ' ' .QT ' ' W' ' s t Y' . 2 5, 1 ,f , , gf L as 3 x L- xr. t. INMAN, Assistant Coach LANDRUM, Assistant Coach LUCK, Assistant Coach PITTARD, Assistant Coach WOODRUFF, Assistant Coach Football Coaching Statt s 'football season was a season ot disappointment tor Techmen and alike-a season in which the Engineers managed to pile up l28 points their opponents' 99. while compiling only a mediocre 5-5 record. To be to say that such a season is a bitter exception is a credit to the ex- ot the men who comprise Tech's tootball coaching statt. Last year Graves. tormerly assistant head coach at Tech, went to the University Florida as head coach, and this year's head line coach, Marvin Bass. re- acquired trom the University ot South Carolina, returned to the school as head mentor tollowing the tall's activity. Due to Bass's and Assistant Athletic Director Tonto Coleman's retirement from coaching duties, the Engineer statt underwent a major shuttle. Coach Charlie Tate stepped up to head ot detensive coaching, white Coach John Bell as- sumed duties as end coach and Coach Jim Carlen moved into the varsity trom head treshrnan coach. Jim Davis. tormerly an LSU mentor, was lured to the Flats to till the position vacated by Carlen to become the newest addi- tion to Tech's coaching elite. ,r--my CHARLIE TATE, Assistant Coach A A .ft V wh . 'X V - ' ii - l ttf' 'M l i 35 -.-fs. lf: g. !'g,H ,EB :J-'fit 3. 'A' ' V 'a . -- , , '., .,, 3, 1 I Nj ' 1 1 , A tliihm f ,. '-' C Lhj, MARVIN BASS,- Assistant Coach tt l , l , 4 - A li I -l . - L -bs' Q AA ' ' xl V T V Y ' fl' 1 ' ii ' -5 L li I y Mike Biddle l 'x' , Q l 1 Bobby Caldwell l P A x l -V L , , by QW Mr A .L F.: lf? F- I l 'J ii Z , 1,1 . ,, ' . ll ., 1' ' ' -. . f 51 F' ' an lm ,l Q' 1 I L v 5 Burch Carler , . '5 4 - XM' 'N Cf V L. - 1 . V E Ed Chancey .gn -. 1 A I I ffl L' f or N' , .IL ,, - Y '. L A ' in A 4 ,iw ,. fy X V ' 'la S ' 'X , r E ' Don Coker Afe' ' Y - Wink Davis jx ll V fade- fi - v 'f.f l V gr Il rpeuwf .5 Q 'Q- ' fag. is 2 l l l Sr 5 L ' QE X i l . , ,, -F .f. yy . X V , Ag. P yr p v?,, f 1 ' l 1 i Harold Erickson J ' ' V Charlie Everefl' 1 ,,f fl 'i f5,l--f fi . 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F745 X Q. vp. -.gr--. 1 L- Pflvii Qin.:-' f lil 64 Football Lellermen J l- A 'l If l l Russ Foref Sian Gann Chick Graning Rufus Gulhrle Raymond Holi Waller Howard Larry Lafkowitz Wayne McDonald Willie McGaughey Mike McNames Jimmy Nail Mike Nicholl Ed Nulling Jim Powell Lee Reid 4-If TAZ ANDERSON, Co-Captain MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Dave Booser Bill Grimes Jimmy Shuman John Ziegler Intent expressions indicate that learning to play Doddball amounts to more than iust exercise Billy Shaw Jimmy Sides Zollle Sircy Ben Smith Bob Solomon Larry Stallings George Swanson Marvin Tibbetts Carlton Waskey Dave Watson Johnny Welch Tommy Wells Billy Williamson Tom Winingder ,+l, , AEWEEQEQ ,3t..... ,tra f ' W l ,iliziiiifi ' 'N52Ei3WQ yfq ,:.hy,tl el, 1,-.4 i3.,5 e., rl E Q2E5?llll 3 igtti i?f,3j' .'i'n 3 ttt A W 'V JZ, Mizz- l 'x'.- x Z 'F ,. 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I7: The I960 version of The Dodd Toi b,aII machine ground over The WiIdcaTs To an impressi 23-I3 rouT on The option running and passing oT quarterbe STan Gann and Three Touchdown sprinTs by haITbacI4 Ch Graning This sunIiT aTTernoon. On Their opening aTTacIc, T Jackets ran The baII To The WiIdcaT IO, where Tommy We came onTo The scene and booted a 24-yarder. A IiTtIe IaT The Recks Took a punT on Their 36 and moved 64 more T The TirsT Tech TD oT The season. A pair oT Gann passes aid The march To The seven, where Graning buIIed over Tc KenTucIcians To score. Graning scored' another one on I I-yard pass Trom Gann To boosT The score To I6-O by he Time. Early in The Third period, The Engineers drove Tri Their I9 all the way inTo The WiIdcaT end zone as Grani dove over Tor his Third TD oT The aTTernoon. Encour- aged by Tech's 23-O Iead, YARDSTICK Coach Dodd emptied The F. D Tich KGHTU bench. The Wiidcats were Rlgjlingovflsrdage 23,7 able To save Tace in The PGSSFHQ YGFGIBQS 7' . Passes 5 I I closnng moments by scor- 2 Passes InTercepTed ing a pair OT quick Touch- sumti' L 3345 downs on a sTrong passing um as CTI 5 Yards Penalized aTTacIc. Quarterback Stan Gann scans the down Tield scene getting ready to uncork a pass as Graning heads for the flat 'Xi- , iI -4, ef- ' ' .T V I I I. sq s :FA Billy Williamson plunges over the back of Q blocked Rice player as he picks up four yards. Tech 16 Rice 13 Housfon, Texas: Some 35,000 rain-soaked Rice fans wafched Tommy Wells blasf fhree field goals and Larry Sfallings re- cover a blocked punf in fhe firsf half as fhe Engineers ran up a I6-7 lead al' fhe rnidpoinf and then coasfed To a I6-I3 upsef vicfory over the Owls. Affer fhe nighf game's opening kickoff, 'rhe Jackefs musfered fheir lone susfained drive of fhe evening sfarfing from fheir 28, buf bogged down on fhe Rice l8 and had to call on Wells, who prompfly boofed a 36-yarder in fhe driving rain. Then an Owl fumble on fhe 23, recovered by George Swanson, leff if open for Wells 'co puf fhrough a second fhree-poinfer fo give Tech a 6-O edge. Rice pushed one across fo malce if 7-6, buf a blocked punf by Billy Shaw, scooped up in fhe end zone, followed by a fhird field goal by Wells puf 'rhe finishing fouches on fhe Jacket YARDSTICK Tech Rice Firsf Downs 6 2l aflaclc. ln 'che second half. Tech could nof move fhe ball and were forced fo fry fo confain fhe Owls. gushing Jagdage Oufsfanding defensive asslng af' age Passes I-7 9,21 play by Gerald Burch, Passes lr1+erCeP+ed 2 0 Chick Graning, and Shaw Punfs 6-33.7 0-O k O I 1, I Yards Penalized 39 32 ep e W5 O OH Y one score affer 'che half. Reck quarterback Marvin Tibbetts plunges through a gaping hole in the Florida forward wall for short yardage. Sophomore Tom Winningder looks tor an opening as his three-man interference moves to create a path. 5 Tech Florida . Gainesville, Florida, October l: A Father-Son battle hi lighted this atternoon's proceedings as Coach Bobby Dod Yellow Jackets tell from the ranks ot the unbeaten at t hands ot a slippery bunch ot Gators, quarterbacked Bobby Dodd, Jr., and coached by tormer Tech Assistant l-le Coach Ray Graves. Tech drew tirst blood on a short p trom Gann to Taz Anderson in the first quarter, but t Gators toughi: back to score in the second period and t scoreboard read 7-7. Tommy Wells continued his booti spree with a 40-yard tield goal in the closing minutes ot t tirst halt and the game stood IO-7 at the horn. The Re opened the second halt with a 73-yard campaign capped a six point end sweep by Billy Williamson. Wells added a o pointer and it looked like the Engineers were home tree. Florida came on hard, toeing over a tield goal, and co pleting a frantic tinal drive engineered by Bobby YARD51-'CK Dodd, Jr., which brought Tech Hori the tally to I7-I6. ln an First Downs I3 I8 u n o rth od ox maneuver Esjggngg Yiigifie :gg Graves decided to go tor Passes ll-I7 9.16 ' Passes lntercepted O 2 the two points, the try Pum 543.2 +36 was successtul, and the Fumbles Losi 2 2 Yards Penalized I6 I8 Jackets tell, I8-I 7. ranT Field, October 8: NeiTher Team crossed The goalline is aTTernoon, but The Jackets compiled all eighT poinTs To and The LSU Bengals a 6-2 loss. In The opening minuTes oT e game, STan Gann sTeered Tech Trom iTs 20 To The LSU . buT The drive bogged down and Tommy Wells came in To liT The uprighTs Trom 22 yards ouT. Tech- wenT mosTly on e deTensive Tor The duraTion oT The game as The Bengals rove deep inTo Engineer Territory Time and again. being Topped once on The one-Toot line. Wells pushed The counT 6-O on a 37-yarder. es- blishing a new SEC field YARDSTICK oal record in The proc- Tech LSU FirsT Downs 9 I6 SS' Fcfrced To punil, deep Rushing Yardage IZO I66 Their end zone in The Passing Yardage 44 85 Passes 3-8 8-I2 loppy Tourim quarter' Passes lnTercepTed 2 I he Reclcs Toolc a saTeTy, Punfg 8-32.3 4.33.8 Wing 1-heir fwo. Yards Penalized 35 20 Fullback Lee Reid is stopped for no gain by a Chinese Bandit early in The game. S TVA 1:3 69 With a game-saving eFFort, linebacker Walter Howard stops Bengal Donnie Daye from scoring at the one-foot line. Tech LSU A Bengal tackle stretches to no avail as Tommy Wells calmly toes the ball through the uprights. fe., Sporting ci torn iersey, Chick Graning begins a 47-yard iaunt around end. Tech Auburn . This 6-yard touchdown pass spelled the Recks' end early in the contest culminating a 67-yard opening march. za An unleashed Plainsman finds a hole in the Jacket defense as he cuts off tackle. eleven was edged out today by the powertul Auburn Legion Field. October l5: Battling to the very end. T rr o chine before a partisan Birmingham crowd. The Tigers dr from the opening lcickoti 67 yards in the starting momei to capture the lead. Reck Larry Stallings slapped down t extra-point try. A rout appeared to be taking place - e Auburn s Ed Dyas booted a three pointer next trom the T Wells plagued the Jackets as they consistently drove ins: 22. lntercepted passes and a missed field goal by Tomr 1 the Auburn 20. lt wasn't until the tinal quarter that the En neers managed to pene- trate the Auburn goal- line as a trio ot passes by Stanley Gann moved the Flatsmen trom their 4-4 on over. The tinal missile, a 29-yard scoring toss. was caught by Williamson. YARDSTICK Tech First Downs 9 Rushing Yardage 129 Passing Yardage 63 Passes 4-I5 Passes lntercepted 4 Punts 4--32 Fumbles Lost 0 Yards Penalizecl l5 Aubul I4 4-3 6 I 70 ech ulane . 14 rani' Field, Ociober 22: 43,600 Homecoming fans waiched YARDSTICK Tech Tulane rs+ Downs I2 I0 shing Yardage l20 89 ssing Yardage 67 I38 sses 4-lO IO-I7 sses lnfercepled 3 I nl's 4-29.3 4-3 I .9 ards Penalized 5 20 Jackels come from behind loday 'ro swamp +he Green ave for Their firsi Homecoming viclory in 'rhree years. look conlrol early, bu+ lwo conseculive fumbles left lhe wi'rh 'rhe ball on The Engineer I3. A Tulane pass put The Jackels six poinls back, bul lhe Flalsmen slruck 66 yards in I3 plays lo lie 'rhe score. Chick Graning lhe game-tying elforl as he bounced oil 'rwo 'raclclers and covered 'lhe I2 yards inlo lhe end Tommy Wells punched one 'rhrough lhe uprighls and was 7-6. Anolher 'loeing eflorlr by Wells in lhe waning of the hall was wide of lhe mark. The Wave was bollled up in 'rheir own end ol the field during mosr ol second hahf's proceedings, bul The .lackels were nol able lo push Jrhe ball' across The double line unlil Billy Williamson picked a Greenie pass our ol 'rhe air and ran a zig-zag course info The end zone. Wells converted again and Tech had Jrhe door closed. Tommy Wells boosts The pigskin into the air as a pair of Greenies attempt To salvage three points. Chick Graning carries a Tulane Tackler along with him as he slashes Through a hole in the Wave's line. A backfield member of The Green Wave is dammecl up at the line by cl wall of Tech tacklers. A referee's up-stretched arms announce Tech's defeat as The Blue Devils push across The day's only score. Reck linebacker Walfer Howard reaches high To knock clown an overshot pass intended Tor ci Duke end. Tech Duke . Durham, NorTh Carolina, OcTober 29: ATTer knocking The Engineer's door Tor The maioriTy oT The aTTernoon, a naTionally-ranked Duke TooTball squad Tinally rammed ho a single Touchdown To blank The JackeTs 6-O. Tech dr The opening break as The Devils Tumbled The sTarTi kickoTi on The 35, buT The Recks could noT move T ball and Duke Took possession. Once more The Jacke moved all The way To The Devils' 20, buT Tumbled aw Their chances. The second halT was all Duke as Th drove Three Times inside The Engineer IO beTore pus ing across The crucial six. A Tumbled and an inTerce Tion halTed The Devils The TirsT Two Times. buT The Thi Try neTTed The score YARDSTICK on TourTh and one. On Tech Duke a Tinal aTTempT To FirsT Downs 7 I9 score in The TourTh Yards Rushing 75 I64 quarTer, aroused Tech Yards Passing 5l I43 ran The ball ouT To The Passes 6-I2 I5-I 49 yard line, buT iT was Passes lnTercepTed 2 l no go as Duke made PunTs 5-36.2 4-36 a key inTercepTion To Fumbles Losl' 2 I end iT all. Yards Penalized O 30 11 Grant Field. November 5: Capitalizing on the sluggish play of a nationally ranked Volunteer team, the Jackets used flawless football to compile a I4-7 victory. After five min- utes of play the Vols found themselves on their six-inch line as a Reck punt rolled dead. Unwilling to risk a safety or fumble, 'che Tennesseeans punted fo Billy Williamson, who high-stepped back to the Vol I6. Chick Graning took the ball on the next play and sprinted into the end zone: Tommy Wells converted: and the Jackets led 7-O. The Vols then marched 43 yards on I I plays fo tie up the game. The killing blow came in the next play as Williamson gathered in the ball on the Tech seven, ran up the center, cut to the right sideline, and outran a crew of six Vols for the deci- sive score and a Tech runback record of 93 YARDSTICK Tech Tennessee First Downs I2 7 R h' Y Cl I9O ll0 yards. The second half pro- pgjsgl? Yjldjgs 0 29 Passes O-I 5-I I ?IuCeCI no more Changes Passes intercepted I 0 in the score as Ioofh teams pUn+, 7-37.4 9-4554 Yards Penalized 55 30 see-sawed back and forth. A pair of Jacket defenders reach high into the air attempting to break up a Volunteer pass play. Halfback Chick Graning tramples over a pile of footballers as a referee scrutinizes the action Tennessee h 14 This play was characteristic of Tennessee's ground er ' attack as the Engineers brought the Volunte machine to a halt Tech 15 Alabama . 16 Grant Field, November l2: Alabama's Crimson Tide main- tained a string ot three straight victories over the .lackets today as they came trom behind in the second halt to pull a last-second win out ot the hands ot the Flatsmen. The tirst halt was all Tech as the Jackets capitalized tirst on an Ala- bama tumble to make it 6-Og then held ott the Tide while Tommy Wells ,booted a record 47-yard tielol goal: an ground back uptield to push the ball over the 'Bama twin stripe again. When the horn sounded the score was I5-O and the Tide had made only one tirst down. The second hal was equally all Alabama as the Crimson Tide drove the ball across late in the third quarter and returned in the tourth to make the tally read I5-I3 with 8:44 lett. Forcing th YARDSTICK Tech Alabama I4 Recks to punt, the Tid went all the way to th Tech 6 in I2 plays, wher First Downs IO a man called Digger O' Rushing Yardage I27 l4l Passing Yardage 8' '27 Qell booted over the de Passes 7-12 3-18 clslve held goal as th Passes lntercepted 9 I ' Pums 8-28.0 5-4456 scoreboards registered Yards Penalized 50 50 double Zer0- Ston Gunn leads Chick Groning through the off-tackle spot but not by cu Crimson Tide end. Expressions of trustrotlon and disgust indicate the feelings ot these Tech fans after the lost-second loss. Alabama s Digger O Dell boots Tech's hopes Butch Carter arrives on the scene too lote. Aruba .4 -. . , . 1. ' 1 Bulldog Francis Torkington is engulfed by ci tide of Recks as he tries to get off ci pass Tech . Georgia Sanford Sradium. November 26: Lady luck furned her back on The Yellow Jackers 'roday as arch-rival Georgia eked our a 7-6 viciory before a crowd of 55.000, Waller Howard gathered in a fumble al' Jrhe Tech IO on Georgia's opening campaign io kill ihe Bulldog's only big drive. Lale in 'lhe firsr half Marvin Tibbellts engineered 'lhe Jackefs inlo Jrhe end zone for Tech's firsi and only score. Wells' exira-poinler was blocked, and lhe Engineers led by a precarious 6-O. Laie in 'rhe 'rhircl quarler 'che harried Bulldogs, unable io move 'rhe ball on +he ground. iniercepred a Gann pass on ihe Jackef 40, and, four plays larer the 'Dogs scored. The one- poinier was good and rhe Red and Black led 7-6. The Recks roared back from Jrheir 33. spurred by Chick Graning's sparkling 33-yard run io ihe Bulldog I3, bul' Wells' field goal wen+ wide aHer the YARDSTICK Tech Georgia Firsi' Downs I7 I2 Rushing Yardage I55 l05 Passing Yardage 99 65 Passes 9-2 I 9- I 4 Passes lnfercepfed 2 2 Punfs 6-39 5-44 Fumbles Los+ 0 2 Yards Penalized II5 7l drive bogged down. In iheir linal efiorr laie in ihe fourlh quarier lhe Recks drove +o 'che Bull- dog 25, bul a Tibbeils pass was picked our of Jrhe air as +he clock licked off ihe game's last seconds. SECOND ROW Foy B ntly Tom Schafer Bobby Cald ell Troy Barber Mnckey Carmack THIRD OW JIM B Team Coach Techs i960 Red Shirt Squad FIRST ROW: Harry Beaver, Charlie Everett, Lee Strain, Jim Shuman, Tom . W . . ' - R Harwood Ed Welnmen Buddy Elders, Woody Avery, Harold Query. FOURTH ROW: James Matlock, Bill n Bill es Bob Lincoln, Ed Bob Dobyns Larry ONetIl Ron Grubbs. FIFTH ROW: Harry Littleto , ' Grim , SIXTH ROW David Boozer Jim Eubanks, Mike Haycock, Bob Ledforth, Tom Wellington. B Team's Ettorts Result In Varsity Victories A wet and tired B-Teomer trudges weorily back up to the line in practice on Rose Bowl Field. B or Red Shirt tootball squad These red shirted athlete turnish the varsity team with dummy material during practic sessions and scrimmage games. Their most important iob i Fulfilling a vital role in the pigslcin picture at Tech is the l to learn the trick plays and maneuvers ot next Saturday opponent so that the varsity will not be contused when th opposition goes into action. Ability to adapt to unusu' situations, clear thinking, and excellent physical conditionin- are necessary to adequately duplicate the style ot play c Tech's toes. The necessity to hold out a group ot players i order to keep the traveling squad within the number estak lished by the SEC is a corollary reason tor the team . - e r existence Thus the secondary aim ot the B Team is to pr pare individual members, who are being held out, tor co terence competition the tollowing season. Coach Jams Luck is responsible tor the wonclertul iob which has bee accomplished in molding these tuture Yellow Jacket stars. Frosh Football Team Post 2-O-1 Record spiriTed Team of Baby .lackeTs ouTscored Their opponenis 2-36 and came away unbeaTen and once-Tied Trom a shorT uT exciTing Three-game season. The Trosh TooTballers sur- prised everyone in Their opening encounTer wiTh Tavored lemson as They never lei The Tigers ge-T inside The Tech 20 nd walked oTi The Tield wiTh a lopsided 30-O vicTory. The in was made more impressive by The TacT ThaT The JackeTs ere penalized a ToTal oi I55 yards during The evenings' roceedings. Traveling To Tennessee Tor Their only away ame, The Junior Engineers came Trom behind twice To win in The lasl six minuTes over The VolunTeers. In Their annual hanksgiving Day classic wiTh Georgia. The Baby JackeTs goT oTT To a Tine beginning, piling up a I3-poinT lead in The irsT quarTer, buT The Bullpups sTruck back Tiercely To score l4 points and The Recks were on The shorT end oT The Tally. UndaunTed, The Jackerls booTecl a Tield goal and pushed ver another Touchdown, buT missed The crucial exTra poinT, he Georgians ran The ball back Tor anoTher Touchdown in he closing minuTes. wenT Tor The Two, made Them. and The ame ended in a 22-22 deadlock. JIMMY CARLEN Freshman Football Coach l960 SEASON'S RECORD Clemson Tennessee Georgia Tech . . . 30 . . . 20 . . . . . . 22 Overall Record: 2-O-l OPP o I4 22 Tech's l960 Freshman Football Team. FIRST ROW: Dlck Bird, Terry Jones, Lee Grannan, Billy Lofheridge, Ray Mendheilm, Dudley Blizzard, Andy Agoos, Gary Lee, Billy Bryan? SECOND ROW: Wesle Hand Doug Cooper, Will Alexander, Jac Clark, Billy Martin Ted Davis, Bill Curry, Johnny Sinclair, Bobby lzharpe, Brad Yafes, Marshall Tanner Ronne Siock, Wally Neel. Tl-llRD ROW: David Sewell, Danny Faulk, Lowery Farley, Mark lvlanley, Jimmy Moore, Hampfon Logan. Pdlll Killer. Dlfik Cflfm. Phil, Afmiffong G Ol' 9 Corbin. FOURTH ROW: Richard Hall, Bobby Cole, Bill Paschal, Leslie Hamer, John Hsimenz, Ed Herlwig, Jimmy Maddox, John Sharpe, Randy Wafklns, Eddie Jordan Seldom-Lauded Men Keep Jackets Equipped Working behind the scenes in a capacity which seldom come within the range ot the spectator's scrutiny, are the tootba managers. Trained to be proficient in a variety ot ditferen tasks, the managers are responsible tor taking care ot a the loose ends around and about the tootball tield. th supply room, and the training room. They also are a enormously ettective factor in the maintenance ot hig team morale. They deserve a good deal ot credit tor th job they do. A couple of morale boosters shout encouragement up court as ca Reck hoopster gets set to put up a tree throw. Fulfilling an important role at all Tech athletic events ar a breed ot individuals known to the masses as cheerleader Directing the exhuberant outbursts ot Techmen's spirit dow proper channels is by no means an easy task. Much ot th success ot our athletic teams may be credited to the spiri generated by these energetic men and women. Each one o the male cheerleaders is a slcilltul gymnast and their antic may sometimes become as much a crowd pleaser as th athletic events themselves. The two temale members ot th squad have added a much-needed teminine touch to th spirited group. TGCIITI Cdpfdlfl Gordon ClGyl'Ol'l leCIClS 'gech's l960 Cross Country Squad. FRONT ROW: Bobby Evans, Vince. Rademacher, Gordon CLadyton,cJerrl G Clemson horrier on the Wafer Works course. clfl'll,e.l e5'iiifi'ilbei1iil'iseiL165325, lizglillitugrii-','cl'i1'l: cliiiglliilltoviiilfild Ellml' Al Holm' Russ Ma ox' as l96O SEASON'S RECORD Tech Gpp. I-I C E S Som Gamma 29 26 a rrlers om ete ven eason Clemson 20 4l Alabama 30 27 Florida 2l 37 Furman 27 23 Auburn 32 23 Dean Griffin takes aside some ot his charges to discuss team strateg rior to a cross count contest. Overall Record: 3-3 Y P ry... . duel for the school record between Captain Gordon layton and veteran distance man Russ Maddox highlighted he i960 season as the Jacket harriers compiled a 3-3 record nd took tourth in the SEC Championships. South Carolina lipped by the Engineers in the season's opener, but the quad quickly retaliated with a lopsided win over the lemson Tigers. A tough Alabama team, second tinishers n the SEC meet, next edged Tech on the Tide's course. raveling to Florida, the Jackets gained revenge tor last ear's loss by smashing the Gators 2l-37. Maddox and layton stepped across the line together more than IOO ards ahead ot the nearest Florida man. Against Furman on he home course the Jackets put forth their greatest team tfort as each man ran the best race ot his career. Senior addox shattered the previous school record by more than 9 seconds, turning in a time ot 21:49 tor the tour mile ourse. Clayton. however, came back the following meet and an to victory against Auburn. bettering the new mark by wo seconds. But it was Maddox who had the last say in the eason's tinale as he toured the course in 2I:45 to tinish ixth in the SEC Championships and shut the door on any ore record-breaking attempts in l96O. 79 Nz Y vs--i '. f B rx 'WgVA , N o' ' Y H WH! 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State 76 87 Alabama 57 49 ulce 48 6l Auburn 36 38 eorgia 54 5l Louisiana State 50 63 Navy 60 63 Tulane 8 I 79 South Carolina 85 65 Tennessee 60 59 Kentucky 79 89 Georgia 83 7l Georgia 67 6 I Florida 52 50 Mississippi 67 69 Vanderbilt 59 79 'Game played in Bluegrass Tournament at Louisville. BYRON GILBREATH Assistant Coach Game played in Gator Bowl Tournament in Jacksonville. Overall Record: I3-I3 JOE HELMS SEC R6COl'Cl1 6-8 Freshman Coach All American If Ll M' 4. RT 'QP 537955--ree' at-214' 7 1:-'11 :ii-ig V With blinding speed, Kaiser sweeps by a Navy defender en-route to another basket. l o le 5 . X 1 y 5 Adding one more laurel, Kaiser accepts the Gator Bowl trophy for most outstanding player. . fgzxm is-1 E-CH E1 CAPTAIN ROGER KAISER i960 All-American Kaiser was made the recipient ot every maior All-American honor tg lowing the i960-6I basketball season. Both the AP and UPI placed th 6'I guard on their All-American first teams and chose him mo outstanding in the SEC. On February 27 the baclccourt wizard, wh practically rewrote the Hoop record books in his three varsity year: became one ot the most honored athletes in the history ot Georgia a Governor Ernest Vandiver proclaimed it Roger Kaiser Day. Su ming up, Coach Bobby Dodd hailed the hard-tighting senior trom Dale indiana, as the greatest competitor I have seen in action in recer years in any sports. Undoubtedly the greatest basketball player in Tech history, Rags i i it Characteristic determination showing in his face, Roger outruns a Wildcat for a driving layup and two more points. Alf? 4' I . , ug, . v A.: . L if ' lu ' ' X X? W i H N , 1 K, I LX A sl I Nag. .4 lt Y . l i ' L ' 1 1 Roger Casida John Gher ' l Alan Ness Bill Poteet Basketball Team A jubilant team of Engineers hoists Kaiser high following his game-winning shot against Kentucky. i fr:.:-13 , , K John Hoffman Frank Landrey lf 41 , e s,...,,-4' '41 1 Wayne Richards JOSH Powell sg!- Philip Randall Bucky Sowers Mike Tomasovich Keith Weekly i inf- J if x 'f ,fx E-715351 '-'fi'-rFi!'.. .-.. ,, f-,'g.t'f:L i '-' - ' -f..e-in ' F'-s '..', J im. .-Lfepm :Lf'?e. iii?-V' 'N' 2 H 1:4 .'.-I: ' Iv?-, ,, -if ll ' Both Roger Kaiser and Kentucky's Johnny Parsons try to corner a tree ball following a broken Wildcat play. .g...: Y ,1,.- . A f as., .4-.7-,,.' 1 kg J,-LY. :vi-., tr- ,. , Y Reck Hoopsters Sutter Disappointing Seaso Navy seems to be getting the worst ot this action, but they edged the Recks, 63-60. lncotnsistency was the hallmark ot the I960-6I Jacket hoo season as the Engineers came in like a lion, turned lamb t the winter holidays, and alternated between the extremes good and poor play tor the remainder ot the schedule. l the three opening contests played on the Coliseum cour the Recks dropped tirst Georgia. then Furman, and gaine revenge tor a deteat last year by upsetting SMU. The tir day ot winter vacation the tables turned and the Enginee lost the opening game ot the Bluegrass Tournament by nin points to Louisville. The next day Utah State lett the tea on the short end ot the stick. Losses to North Carolina Stat and Duke, both nationally ranked, came next as the Jacket record dropped to 3-4. In the Gator Bowl Tournament th squad tared somewhat better. squeeking by Georgia an then losing in the last tew seconds to a hot-shooting Nav lineup. Returning to the tirst day ot winter quarter, th hoopsters embarked on a scoring spree to drop the Gam cocks by a margin ot 20 points. But in their tirst SEC co test, a nationally televised game with Kentucky, the Jacke made a poor showing and were only able to pull within Il points by the buzzer. Roger Kaiser wowed the tans in th- next encounter with Georgia as he let tly with a well-aimea halt court shot, as he was talling backwards, with only on second remaining to connect and send the game into overt time. where the Recks came out on top by six points. Big Alan Nass pumps one toward the basket from the corner as Weekly and Kaiser get into position. A pair of South Carolina Gamecocks leave the floor to no avail as Roger Kaiser gets set to gather in the ball. itting the trail to Mississippi, the Jackets lost first to Ole iss in overtime by the close margin ot two points and then raveled to Maroon-town where they came within one slim oint ot shading the league leaders. This two-game series as rather ot a paradox since Ole Miss eventually ended up last place in the SEC. Another loss to Vandy was tol- wed by a spectacular win in Auburn as the Jackets stopped he shuttle on the Plainsmen's own court in one overtime eriod. A loss to Tennessee put the Jackets in sole possession tthe cellar. but the team rebounded to collar Kentucky in he season's biggest upset on another last-second shot by aiser. Traveling on the momentum ot the Wildcat win, the ngineers downed Alabama next and then played Auburn a game which broke almost every low-scoring record in he books. Atter the halttirne buzzer had sounded, the score ead a mere I8-I5 and the battle ot detense raged all ight, the Jackets losing on a last-second shot by the Tigers. tter a loss to LSU, the team hit their only real winning treak ot the season as they decisioned Tulane in New rleans. won a one-point-margin victory away trorn Ten- essee, and then beat the Georgia Bulldogs tor the tenth traighit time. The Jackets met and upset Florida on Roger aiser Night to put them ahead in the won-lost column or the tirst time since Christmas vacation, but turned round the tollowing weekend and lost by 20 points in the eason's tinale with Vanderbilt. lt was a confusing season ll-in-all tor all concernedas the Jackets seemed to tluctuate etween championship and mediocre play. Roger Kaiser as the only consistent shooter throughout the entire season veraging 23.6 points per game. John Hoffman snatches off a rebound as Josh Powell and a Wildcat look helplessly on. ,Q ky.. r , .rm I1 v os? ' 16 M .' K 45 . 'Q AS .ag A 5 . . . W SI .. We 1339 4-4, X MVN '-dr. O 12 IL: 'HES '-if'-' H513 5,57 9215 ng I , wi -f gf yi. np, 4 . 4?- v W ff f , A71 U ' l I . ,LV A E 9 g UNM ' Q X ., ' ', f M - Q ' 'F J If QB f Captain Dave Wheeless performs a difficult gymnastic maneuver with perfect form on the still rings. Junior Ricky Asamoto nears the top of the 20-foot rope in Georgia AAU Meet competition. Gym Team Coasts to 5-1 Season's Recor Bernie Wenke smoothly manipulates the side horse on the way to a first place in the first meet against Georgia. 88 An improved team of Tech Musclemen marched to a doub win in the Georgia AAU Gym Meet, taking both the Juni and Senior divisions, atter compiling a 5-I dual meet recor Captain Dave Wheeless was the team's outstanding man he went unbeaten all season in the still rings and toolc co sistent tirst places in the rope climb and high bar. Wheele came within one-tenth ot a second ot the 3.9 second scho record in the rope climb in the first meet with Georgi Other outstanding performers for the Jaclcets included R Kulig, Joe Gatins, Ricky Asamoto. Bernie Wenlce, Charl Turner, William Snedden, and Clarence Hughey. The Eng neers got a good start early in the season, taking their tir meet against the Citadel by slightly more than ten poin and were able to coast by Georgia and Georgia Souther beating both teams twice. ln the regular season tinale, t Recks were tinally downed by Pittsburgh in the Old Gym Captain Wheeless registered the only Tech tirst. ln t AAU meet. the Jackets smashed all Southern competiti to emerge with the double title. LYLE WELSER Head Gymnastics Coach i960 SEASON'S RECORD Ciladel . . Soulhern . . Soulhern . . Overall record: Tech 75V2 69 68 70'f2 59'f2 41 5-l Opp. 64V2 26 25 25V2 36V2 86 Tech's l96l Gym Team. FRONT ROW: Dave Wheeless, Phil Ramsey, Joe Gallins, Charles Turner, Clarence Hughey, Neal Tharp, Coach Weiser. BACK ROW: Russell Akridge, Ricky Asomofo, Ray Kulig, Bernie Wenke, Carrol Reddic. Clarence Hughey releases his hands while completing a trick on the parallel bars. Joe Gaflins executes a fly away all the high bar following an excellent routine. 89 'Sr L l5!, , y' Lien. I ' A ' 'ri i' l ll Q ' ' FRED LANOUE 1' ' l A .ff r- Head Swimming Coach Tecl1's l96l Varsity Swim Team. FRONT ROW: Jack Whidden, Lewis Minor, Jorge Enderica, Darrell Floyd, Berf Brown, Sieve Halleck, Dave Buker. BACK ROW: Bo Weiman, Bob Thomas, George Boyd, Myles Smilh, Paul Harris, Bob Segm-an, Arr Jeppe, Charles LeMoyne, Bobby Popp. Tankmen Establish 9-4 Season's Record A Reck diver bends over into iackknife position in meet competition of the Old Gym pool. i l L' . i ,gs , A slaunch bunch of Yellow Jackal swimmers splashed b seven opponents aiier dropping iheir firsl march. befor suffering anolher loss, and compiled a 5-I conference record only io ialier a+ ihe SEC Championships and place ihird ln a 'Fierce opening dual wiih Duke, which wasn'i decide unlil ihe lasi' eveni, ihe Engineers 'cook iheir iirsi loss oi ih season. Undaunied by ihis iurn of events, ihe Jackel' couniered wiih a slring of seven siraighi' viciories, downin Keniucky. Georgia. Emory, Clemson. Sewanee, Vanderbili' and Davidson before losing 'ro The Citadel. Two more vic 'rories againsi Tulane and Alabama ended Tech's upswin and losses lo superior Florida Siate and Florida teams finished ihe season on less of a posiiive note. Eniering ih Georgia AAU immediaiely aiier 'rhe iwo Florida meeis, Th Jackeis could musier only enough sirength io score Jrhre poinis. ln ihe SEC Championships The Engineers, raie second, could noi arouse The same spark which had ac counted for 'rhe earlier viciories, and ihe only Reck win wa posied by Sieve Halleck in ihe 440-yard freesiyle as Tec slipped io lhird behind Florida and Georgia. Halleck, .lorg Enderica, and Ari Jeppe were consisteni winners for 'rh Recks, Enderica going unbeaien in lhe buiierily prior i' ihe FSU meer. CHARLES LeMOYNE Swim Team Captain l96l SEASON'S RECORD Duke . . . . . Kenlucky . . . 63 60 eeargia . . 65 so Emory . . 59 36 Clemson . . 56 29 Sewanee . . 54 4l Vanderloill . . 7l 24 Davidson . . . 48 47 The Ciladel . . 44 51 Alabama . . 53 42 Tulane . . . . 55 36 Florida Stale . . 33 62 Florida ...... 40 55 Season's Record: 9-4 SEC Record: 5-I Tech Opp. 4l 54 Freshman swimmer Bob Holman churns the water in a freestyle practice session at the Old Gym pool. -0 I96l Freshman Swim Team. FRONT ROW: Bob Cole, Ross McGiIleray, Marlin Kafer, John Fumbank. BACK ROW: Larry Caghan, Cullan Bullock, Ben Wrighi, Bob Holman, Bren? Benlon, and Lloyd Abbolf. 91 Q Q 1 i A fx Reck George lnman receives congratulations JOE PHTARD from his teammates after hitting a home run. Head Baseball Couch Batsmen Take Third In SEC Eastern Divisio Coach Pittard ponders a substitution as Engineer chances take a turn tor the worse. ag::,5V fre 5 1 . , V -V n gs+i!'3'etz11-'ffgvffn . 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Atter a tatal pair ot losses to Florida, th relentless Jackets went on a six-game winning spree, re cording victories against Auburn, Vanderbilt, Georgi Mercer, and one ot a two-game series against Florida Ace hurler Eddie Chambless pitched his titth straigl victory without a loss in the Florida win, but the Gato retaliated with a 5-4 win the next day to gain an almo decisive lead in the Eastern Division ot the SEC. Floric had an ll-5 won-lost slate to the Engineers' 9-5 an Auburn's equivalent 9-5 with two games lett to play tc all three teams. With high hopes ot staging a comebac championship, the Jackets went to do battle with tt Georgia Bulldogs at Athens and went down in exaspera . . . 6 l . ' .r c e c ing deteat in both encounters Florida retained its le to gain the Eastern Division title, while Auburn plac second and the Jackets had to settle tor third A decll in hitting may have been a decisive tactor in the me ocre season as only two men managed to expand th t averages over their i959 marks Bud Abate and Geor lnman. lnman and pitcher Chambless were named to t Journal-Constitution All-SEC baseball team at the clo ot the season. ZEN, JH' T L, . ' fJ5. . LV w 4 ' 1 1 . L- 1 , 4554, ..r .4 un :- u ,- u-E1 .. .4-, I 4 Q! B' . .f :-+'- 1- Y: ...,...,,,f,-.sg-lu. flu ' . 4-I ., N . x L-Ili' af ' A f-'51, .7 LQ2fQ',,,fJ-,f :1 E! 5' P' -'f.'i1Fff','ffff - Tk w , ffrf w,.. . ' , wr. -,YN r 31 ZQQLQI-Qg? . ' v 1,3 - ,. P. .- . juli fb' 'C fryff Qu sg?-K ' 1 ..' , K .1 3, :',:'s,,, 1 fi.. ' -.Au-4 ...L x S+e'rson Slzelrson Army Miami Army Miami Clemson Clemson Auburn Auburn Kenluclcy Kenluclcy Tennessee Tennessee I960 SEASON RECORD Tech Opp. I2 3 Florida 9 8 Florida I3 I Auburn I 5 Auburn 5 2 Vanderbilt 3 4 Vanderbill Rained Our Georgia O IO Georgia 3 2 Mercer 4 5 Florida I0 I I Florida 4 3 Mercer I7 6 Georgia 6 I Georgia Overall Season's Record: I4-I I: SEC Record Tempo increases around The bahers box as Eddie Chambless attempts To cut down a stealing V JL , GL Q -vw-i--A -es1Qw4L..,.,..1:-4.7.2 ,,g..,,g, ,fl K L I X ..,.,-.. .- ---- -vga-7'-if -- f-- AM ,- ar .--T A n K, - 1 , , .vi 1 . 5 -Q n - ' . '. I , 1 ij. J Ik l Lf? F 5 ' t W' , JPM. .I 1 I In vt Q I V ' u Q f -12: J' W ' - M' -:f.: rm ,- - 145'-,,,r 4 .- ,. s, , -,,-,..,, QL, -if Lw V. R.- . - 1,...-,,,.. .r ' .., , - , ,- Y fn- -- - -.. ., LW..,,yi' 'l-Jgdl. 4 'ff'-35213155 QP ! glyglr,f5AL:,Tf'ff,,4, cw-'5'j f1:f:?F:. ff ' -'anis-4'I:v. Vai. My I Fiijjl-' '-fir, i' 'fi A An. 3. ,, ,,,g,,.,g,,.,g,, Q.L,.,,6f' 21.3.4 . '-'L-he--f-3 -- . - H' '45 '..i1':,1,.,.,,.,y.LL-A - 'fu , 1' - ' ' ' ' ' - A fu -Q.-.,. --, ' . , ., - .,, ,, ,- .,4.r- 2 .!..4. --..f. ' - .i,.-, V, . V 4., .fur ,.,r- g,....- - .-fs-ps . A, ' - K -fx, , Y ,-A.:fgc- -. - ' f ', L,. Q, ,f.g,4 ' is ', - , x .V ST, l 1 S 4 at gg -nf-I H'I'T V S111 . Q X. 1 X .. Y , A L , '. VV- mgg. . . ...QA-. ,,1:..lsl..U V' ' am. . -1 g-f-f1TF.'E f' - ., , C. M ,Q -A 1, r ,H , . I Ll. L ' Xi., H:-+ 1 121 ..- af ' 9 sf: ,-,4 ' ' ' ' 'x ,...4 ' - -M u .,... .,-,mv-1 y-,.,,, .- -Q. ' .-fr Y!N,. JUNE!- ,-.,...,, Q is XR ms -Q P L 1 l EARLE BORTELL Head Tennis Coach ff' Cf, xv! NED NEELY HARRY THOMPSON Team Co-Capfoin Team Co-Captain Netmen Take 1960 SEC Tennis Title lf'T:TT4,i ' . ' ...cn v ,e ,il A Reck netman picks one out of The air wiTh a smashing overhead cut in action on The Tech courts. QT JackeT neTmen The l96O SEC Championship in an eTFo which will go down as one oT Tech's greaTesT momenTs ' sporTs. Faced wiTh The impossible siTuaTion oT having To wi every one oT Their lasT Tive maTches againsT opponenTs wh had already regisicered wins againsT The Engineers, The squa surprised The enTire SEC by doing iusT ThaT. Ned Neely, on oT The counTry's Top collegiaTe players. won The number on singles TiTle by deTeaTing Tulane's CrawTord Henry, 8-6, 6- Number Two man Harry Thompson also won his Tinal single seT and Then Teamed wiTh Neely To Take The number on doubles. VicTories by TighTing Paul lvleTz in The number Tiv division and Dave Peake and Dave Pearsall in The numbe Two doubles clinched The TiTle Tor Tech by a Two-poir margin over TirsT-seeded Tulane. FighTing againsT sTiTF con peTiTion all season. The Recks Tinished The season wiTh IO-8 record. The SEC TiTle was Tech's TirsT in I8 years an The Third Tor Tennis Coach Earle BorTell, who is The dean c all Tech coaches aTTer 30 years. Rounding ouT a beauTiT1 season. Neely and Thompson Travelled To CaliTornia To corr peTe in The NCAA doubles championships. Though Th spiriTed pair were eliminaTed by The evenTual winners, Th second place was awarded Them since They had run Th champs To Tive seTs beTore losing. A brilli-anT comeback on The last day gave a valianT grou . . . I 1 State . . . 8 I I960 SEASON'S RECORD Tech Opp. 7 . . 2 . 6 3 . . 2 7 . . 5 4 . . . . . . Rainecl Out . . . . . . . 6 3 S+a'ce College . . 4 5 . . . . . . . Rained Out . . 8 I 7'f2 IV2 e . . . 2 7 . . . 6 3 .2 6 .4 5 College . . . 3 6 . . . . . 8 I n College . . . 4 5 .6 I 0 Overall Record: IO-8 SEC Record: 6-3 SEC doubles champions Ned Neely and Harry Thompson team up on the ball in a match held on the Peters Park courts. I I N I fl A Te ' Jw 'L a.: v, Tech's I960 SEC Championship Tennis Team. FRONT ROW: Harry Thompson, Paul Metz, Dave Pearsall. BACK ROW: Ned Neely, Dave Peake, Jerry Averbuch, Coach Earle Bortell. 97 5,1- NORRIS DEAN, Head Track Coach Led by All-American Team capTain Ron Ablowich, The Jacket cindermen complei The l96O season with a 4-3 dual meet record and TourTh in The SEC Championshi MonTgomery's Coliseum lndoor was The scene Tor opening Engineer acTion as NuTTing puT The shot 56'3V2 Tor a new meet record and The Recks placed th behind Alabama and NorTheasT Louisiana. During spring vacaTion The JackeTs cc peTed in The ChaTTanooga indoor, placing second, and Then journeyed SouTh ' a dual meeT win over STeTson, 85-46, Tollowed by The Florida Relays, ln regu season compeTiTion, The Team sTarTed slowly wiTh a 79-52 reverse againsT Furm buT came back The nexT weekend To Tell Georgia, 7l-60. Miami nexT TelT T JackeTs' sTing, 72-59, as NuTTing raised The shoT puT record To 58'7 -The TarTh ever Tossed in The SouTh. In The TirsT home conTesT, The Auburn Tigers Tell To T cindermen, 69-67. IT was The TirsT dual meeT win over The Plainsmen in ll yea The Crimson Tide, however, Tlooded ouT The Engineers, 76-60. The Tracksters Tar poorly in The SEC Championships, buT rebounded back To end The season w TirsT place in The Georgia AAU. ln posT-season competiTion, Ablowich plac second in The 440-yard high hurdles in The NCAA Championships aTTer winni ThaT evenT in The l'lousTon Meet oT Champions, which earned him The TiTle All-American and a chance To compeTe in The Olympic Preliminaries. The IE pound Junior breezed his heaT in 50.5, buT was eliminaTed aT The Tape. Track leTT men Trom l96O included Albowich, NuTTing, disTance runners Russ Maddox a Gordon Clayton, dashmen Ray PorTer, Bob Gross, Greg Murphy, Travis l-luffin Bill Ransom, and Barry Sugarman. Cindermen Complete Mediocre Season Using his record-breaking style, Ed Nutting puts the shot as cn rival looks on. Team Captain Ron Ablowich strains forward in an attempt to breast the tape before a 'Bama sprinter. , a - N. i no .-., A V H' . A 7. I, F 3, J... . , a ' .. ,-' V., ' -. - 's' . ' , ,p. -1'-... ' .- A, ,I . ,, .,., Q 5. - I-. -K1-fu-,.-V l. 5 p-ui -'sJ:1 , . JJ' .1 5 , 3 1,14 'rw I D, J, 3 w..,, 1 CAPTAIN RON ABLOWICH Track All-American Miler Russ Maddox maintains a slim lead on his opponents entering the last lap of The race. Arms extended, broad iumper Bill Ransom leaps forward as Barry Sugarman awaifs his Turn. ' TNF -an' . . .gl sig., - -. all -,.-- '1- fy. -Yi... 5 '74-19. .V rx-'--Miki'-I-5 'wwf' Y-1-1 5.534 '-. l ' ' 'F x.-,. ' X.,-,. ,I 7!'?3f fQ-f ' L M.. N--4 ' '. , v. x. 3 . 'gy1yw, ., a. ,,5,,,,q Ls, -57,6 -A naw ...wr Vx, .M . , ,,. .-i:1 1v9fff ' ' 'F .wav p--gy-1 A . ' 2 A is-.rr '-3'1's- A'-1 pg? 17- -. , ,- I -a TOMMY PLAXICO Head Golf Coach ,Y , .-af ,,,.., 1 Tech's i960 link squad, under the direction of coach Tom Plaxico, rolled to their most successful season in seve years. compiling a 9-4 season's slate and copping fourth the SEC. Reclcs Jimmy Cleveland and Dallis Copeland w consistent low-shooters for the Jackets, turning in a num of below par performances. The Engineers, opening th season over the spring holidays, recording losses to FS Florida, and Florida Southern. while winning only a sin contest against Rollins. In the regular season the Linlcst got their bearings and came back to upset Florida in return match and add victories over Michigan State a Vanderbilt. After losing to Georgia in the first meeti 5-22. Tech surprised everyone by smashing the Bulldogs the return match. The squad also recorded double victor over Auburn and Tennessee, skunlcing the Volunteers I second time. 27-O. At the close of the season, the linkm came out eighth in the Southern Intercollegiate Golf Cha pionships and copped the fourth spot in the SEC. Golfers Finish Season With 9-4 Recor - .N , Q. , an,-u-...., -as .-K... 1,.n.2-',.n..: HL . - - .-wana ...Q-q......1. 2.-.a. ,:.:4 u.,.,...amsf . -' .fr-an I960 SEASON'S RECORD Tech Opp. Florida Slale .... I I I6 Florida . . . . 5112 2llf2 Rollins .... . I4lf2 l2V2 Florida Southern . . . 9lf2 I7V2 Michigan State . . . I5lf2 I IV2 Florida .... . I4 I3 Vanderbilt . . . 23lf2 3If2 Georgia . . 5 22 Tennessee . . . 25lf2 I V2 Auburn . . . . 24 3 Tennessee . . . 27 0 Georgia . . . . I4lf2 I2V2 Auburn ...... 2I 6 Overall Record: 9-4 SEC Record: 7-2 'I960 team member and 1961 captain Lefty Ewing follows through on another smashing drive clown the fairway, , , v. . ,J U, J F7 I ,A .. , fn JU B . 3 .i ,H Q 4 ,J , 1 5 . 1 L , Urge-- A ...ag-'f,Ff, 'yi-. if I . X' . 1 2 H.,,.fe iv,i,...u 'F ' f . 1 4 I H , V' if . E ' A , , -A ,I. ' r v..4- ' 1 Y-, r ' 1- 31,4 so V-A .P I' ,., 2 -. I fo 1? an , r il. Intramural N' airmen -f A Delta Sig back runs around end urging on his interference os a Theta Chi lineman closes in. A Theta Chi end gets set to gather in the ball as two opposing defensive men try to minimize any gains. Kappa Sigma Grab Pigskin Championshi Kappa Sigma swept through all competition again to cop 1 second intramural championship in a row. The Snappas m with minimal opposition as superior training and a stro passing attack earned them an undeteated regular seas record in the White League and an easy shot at the titl Phi Delta Theta, winner ot the Gold League with a 6 record in regular season play, tinished in the second spot the intramural championships, while Delta Upsilon, the winn in the Yellow Jacket League with a 6-O record, tinish third. Alpha Epsilon Pi. atter a hard tight with Sigma P Epsilon, copped the league lead in the Tornado League, an the Newman Club swept through the Pigskin League wi an undeteated slate. Techwood Dorm captured the leag title in the Hike League. Co-op Club made eyes pop iu betore the Thanksgiving holidays by setting a new intramur scoring record. The work-study plan boys scored 49 poin on the Pan Am Club, while the men trom down under we busy pushing across six. The old record ot 42 points in o game had also been established by the Co-op Clu ironically enough. au, f - lik.: A If I 3 V' . Q....fa- i . g -. l1'..'.I'J X-Y, WMM VT , Q 55-1 . , Beta Theta Pi's winning swim team composed of Jim Plummer, Ken Hyatt, Don Chapman, Dave Strickland, Steve Innes, Bob Hunter, and Don Dean poses tor a composite. eta Theta Pi Retains Swimming Title A fraternity finman splashes his way across the pool in the butterfly portion ot an individual medley. Theta Pi's expert swim team splashed their way to intramural swimming title, making it three in a row, amassing almost double the number ot points scored by nearest competitor. The Betas came through with three places in the meet and piled up a total ot 6I points. by Sigma Chi with 35, Phi Delta Theta with 34. Tau Omega with 29, and Chi Psi with I8. Betas Bill and Jim McKee were the top men on the champion- team with t-largett taking tirst in the ZOO-yard treestyle second in the IOO-yard treestyle, while McKee came in in the 75-yard individual medley with a clocking ot 46 tlat. ln the tread with weights, John Godtrey ot Chi captured top honors tollowed by Bill Robison ot the team. The Betas also won the ZOO-yard medley relay a time ot 2:06 and copped second in the tug ot war, out in the tinals to Chi Psi. Fred Ellison ot Chi Phi everyone in the distance plunge by torpedoing total ot 6 I V4 teet. 103 ATO Registers Third Straight Volleyball Win Alpha Tau Omega's volleyball powerhouse macle it three years in a row by capturing once again the intramural championship, taking I0 ot I2 matches in the tinal school playotts. The Taus smashed their way to victory in the Gold League during regular season play, amassing a record ot I5-O. Pi Kappa Alpha 'finished second atter being hard- pressed to win out in the Tornado League-a three-way tie in that league had held up the championship playotts. Delta Sigma Phi, earlier undeteatecl winners in the White League. placed third in the school championships, while Phi Kappa Sigma and the Newman Club wound up with tourth and titth places, respectively. Phi Kappa Sigma were the winners in the Yellow Jacket League with a I5-0 slate, while the New- man Club had made short work ot the other members ot the Spike League tinishing with another unbeaten record. A poll ot the Bulldog Club at the close ot the season was taken to establish the intramural All-Star volleyball squad. Gene Brisbane, Newman Club: Bill Leach, Alpha Tau Omega: Dave Peake, Alpha Tau Omega: Marty l-lottman, Delta Sig- ma Phi: Billy Dodd, Pi Kappa Alpha: and Joe Wiltong, Pi Kappa Alpha were chosen to the All-Stars. A pair of harriers tight to cross the finish line first at the close ofthe grueling two-mile iaunt. --,H E31 5 i .ai -'wit 104 I ', -44312, A Pi Kappa Alpha volleyball athlete leaps high to fire the ball back in championship action at Peters Park. Pi Kappa Alpha Runs To Cross Country Win Freshman Earle Gillespie, previous winner ot the Freshma Cake Race, led the Pi Kappa Alpha harriers to victory ove the rest ot the intramural tield, amassing a low score tot ot 38 points. Gillespie also revamped the course record wit a recording ot 9:57 tor the slightly-under-two-mile iaun Murray Patterson, also ot PiKA tinished in the second spo' tollowecl closely by Alpha Tau Omega's Mike Woltt. lt we hardly a close race as Gillespie tlashed across the tinish lin several hundred yards ahead ot the nearest competitor. l the team standings, Alpha Tau Omega tinished second wit a total ot 48 points. Delta Tau Delta was third, Kappa Sigm copped tourth, and Beta Theta Pi came in with the titt spot. The real battle was tor the third place position as tl' last three teams' point totals read 60, 6I, and 62. arris Dorm Captures oop Championship an intramural basketball scene spotted liberally with Teams, Harris Dorm, having only a 6-I season's upset defending champion Sigma Nu. 62-49, to win hoop crown in The final playoffs. Sigma Nu, winners in Gold League, sported a pre-playoff record of 6-O and favored To successfully defend their i960 champion- ln Third place was Lambda Chi Alpha, The unbeaten of the White League. Other league winners were Kappa Sigma in The Yellow Jacket League. Alpha Pi ofthe Tornado League, and The Newman Club in Pass League. With the sole exception of Harris Dorm. league winners entered The playoffs with perfect records. interesting event occurred earlier in the season. when Pi Alpha routed Phi Kappa Tau by a I26-49 margin, s big center, Barry Pickett dropped in 62 points as The scored 92 points in The second half. Harris' champ- came on an uphill battle, as The dorm men fought: after an opening loss to Glenn. The second place with a powerful lineup led by Fred Murphy and Jerry won Their playoff spot with a comeback victory over Chi. The Sig hoopsters led by I2 points at halftime. The Sigma Nu's fought back for a 56-49 victory. A Sigma Nu hoopster goes high into the air to sink basket despite defensive attempts by a Lambda Chi player. A pair of basketballers strain to get control ofthe jump ball as a Bulldog moves away from the action. Phi Epsilon Pi Wins School Bowling Laural Phi Epsilon Pi's Top-notch team of bowlers rolled To The intramural championship with a Three-game Total oT 2494 pins. The Phi Ep's had earlier qualiTied Tor The Tinal playoTTs by sweeping Through The Yellow Jacket League, losing only one oT 20 maTch poinTs. Placing second in The school play- oTFs was Phi Gamma DelTa racking up a Total oT 2400 pins. while Lambda Chi Alpha and Kappa Alpha Tollowed in Third and TourTh places. The Fiii's and Lambda Chi's swept Through Their respective leagues in regular season play To qualiTy Tor The Tinal championship playoTTs, but The KA's had quiTe a baTTle in The Gold League wiTh The Phi DelTs and DelTa Tau Delta beTore Taking The Title. Top individual bowler honors- were copped by Richard WolT oT Phi Ep wiTh a season's average oT l69.4 pins per game. WolT was closely Tollowed by Mike McCullough oT Phi Gam, Tom Autrey oT Delta Sig, and Dick Gray oT Chi Phi. Sig Muscleme Steal Gym Troph Sigma Chi roared To an upset vicTory in The annual intramu gymnastics compeTiTions. while The meeT's TavoriTe and deTen ing champion Beta Theta Pi had To settle Tor a meager Tour place. The Sigs won by a large margin, compiling a ToTal 3Olf2 points. Tollowed closely by The ATOS, who came Throu wiTh 23lf2 poinTs. Phi Delta TheTa placed Third Tollowed close by The BeTas. lndividual TirsT places Turned in by Tom Lee The high bar. Wayne ChesTer on The parallel bars, and Wa Evans on The Tlying rings. led The Sigma Chi Triumph. All Thr were in Their Tirst year oT intramural compeTiTion. Beta The Pi's big sTar Art Jeppe. who virtually won The meeT singl handeclly in i960 by Taking Three events. was away Tor most The meet compeTing with Tech's varsiTy swim Team. buT arriv in Time To win The Tree exercise event. l Sigma Chi's Tom Lee executes T cz difificult giant swing on the high bor. Action reaches its peak as c bowler rolls oi potential strike. -4' V 'K T Q- 15: 'Y ,md'grAm':1P'!'.?: ' ..,- ' - X-i'Sgj5'T ' ' FSP ' V ATO's Kenny Thompson scores The leading run as the throw to PiKA's catcher arrives foo late lpha Tau Omega Grabs oliball Championship hard-hiH'ing Alpha Tau Omega sofiball ieam finally cap'l'urecl i'he 960 school 'riile afler a heclic season which lasied uniil ihe week- nd before finals. The ATO's. winners of The Gold League, were e only Team +0 go undefealed before The championship playoffs. hey esiablished 'rhe league lead wirh a final 8-5 viciory over Sigma hi, who came in second. Pi Kappa Alpha. who copped second in he championship playoffs, was declared ihe winner in The White eague by Jrhe loss of a coin afier a league Jrournameni, called io eiile a four-way lie. ended in a three-way lie berween ihe Pilces, ambda Chi. and Theia Chi. Phi Kappa Sigma similarly was pro- ounced lhe winner in ihe Tornado League on The flip of a coin ollowing a Tie for +he league lead wiih Chi Psi. The Vels Club came on +op in 'lhe lndependeni League alter a hard-ioughi iussle Smilh Dorm which lasted inio ihe lasi week oi play. 4,2 -. - a-1:55 iii? F . ABA! lg' '15 ' Q, r - v- - '-M41 ' . A .fiql--Lf' , ' C., h, ,. f ig--wie-. . , . ,Ha . - ,... ,--.41-5-ue-r 'i?- 'M Frank Nix breasts the tape for in front ofthe rest ofthe field to win the intramural century. i' - ATO Outruns Phi Deli In Track Finals ,ls Alpha Tau Omega swept up Tirst places in six events T bring home The inTramural Track cup Tor l960. Far ahea in The poinT ToTals, The ATO's Tinished wiTh 53 poinTs To Ph DelTa TheTa's 3I. Sigma Chi Tinished in Third place Team wise wiTh 24 poinTs and Kappa Sigma and Sigma Nu place next with 22 and I2 points, respecTively. Bobby Dews o ATO and Phi DelT enTry Frank Nix were The only doubl winners oT The meeT as Dews sprinTed To vicTory in The 44 and placed TirsT in The high jump, while Nix capTured TirsT in The IOO and 220-yard dashes. The Taus picked up valu able TirsT places in all Three relay races-The 880-yard relay 400-yard shuTTle relay. and 400-yard shuTTle hurdle relay John Dixon picked up anoTher TirsT Tor ATO in The mile run and Johnny Temple added To The cause wiTh a win in Th 880. Mike l-laycock won out in The shoT puT wiTh a Toss o 46' 9 , Tollowed by Jim Powell and Butch Carter oT Phi DelT In The broad jump Bill Westbrook oT Beta Theta Pi hurTle Through The air a disTance oT 20' 9 To grab TirsT plac away Trom ATO's Jim Rudolph. Sigma Chi. deTendin champions Tor The pasT Two years, could only manage a pai oT seconds and Three Thirds in The T960 runoTTs. Using a Towel as a goal, an ATO takes tothe air in broad jump competition. Phi Delt Linksters Cop Championship hi Delta Theta whipped all comers in the intramural golf atches for l96O by copping five firsts in the six flights. ink ace Jim Jarrell paced the championship squad by win- ing the individual intramural golf laurels with a smashing ictory in the championship flight. Jarrell's teammates Ed- ard Beckham, Tom Eppinger, Brannon Lesesne, and Ben cDonald followed the school champion by winning top laces in the second, third. fourth, and fifth flights, respec- ively. I-larry Neal of Alpha Tau Omega was the only non- hi to come out in front in the run-offs. topping the field in he first flight. ATO followed the Phi Delts in the team stand- gs, with Kappa Alpha, coming third. Delta Tau Delta and igma Chi ended in a tie for fourth. It was the third link hampionship in a row for Phi Delta Theta who seems to ave cornered the market on intramural golfing talent at he Flats. Phi Delt linkman Edward Beckham sizes up the green on the way to another intramural match win. r i ilk, ... J.. .ai i i - R . . : ' 'X ,wi-Nj : , M ' ' Phi Delta Theta Wins Tennis Team Title Sigma Phi Epsilon's Don Flynn sent all contenders to defeat as he copped the 1960 individual intramural tennis cham- pionship, and Phi Delta Theta soundly trounced their com- petition to come away with the team honors. A large field consisting of I52 contestants started the tournament, and it wasn't until six. weeks later that the championships were finally decided. Leading up to the final individual champion- ship match, John Barrow, number one man for Phi Delt, de- feated Bob Lockwood of Chi Phi, and Flynn out-stroked Dave ivlolthrop of Sigma Chi in the semi-finals. A large crowd gathered for the finals at Bitsy Grant Tennis Center as the SPE ace used sharp. consistant strokes to down Bar- row in short order, 6-4, 6-2. But Barrow's second place effort combined with the outstanding showings of his three team- mates Stewart McKenzie. Vance Rankin, and Eddie Grant, all of whom captured first places in the other three divisions, was more than enough to give the team honors to the Phis. Sigma Chi finished in second place, tying with Sigma Nu, while Lambda Chi Alpha and Beta Theta Pi finished in close order. An intramural netman fires back the fuzzy l sphere in fierce action on the Tenth Street courts. RICHARD BELI., Presidem' T Y Bulldog Clu OFFICERS Richard Bell . . . . Presidenf Bill Scarborough . Vice Presidenf Marcel Daslugue . . Secretary Bob Hill . . . . Treasurer Abaie, C. M. Bache, G. B. Barber, J. M. Bell, R. B. Bowie, P. C. Cadora, P. T. Calcoff, G. R. Callens, E. E. DeHaye, D. J. Donohue, R. J. Frame, R. L. Gang, P. S. Heilker, W. J. Herbst, D. R. Hess, N. L. Hill, R. W. Lafimer, B. W. McCufchen, J. K. Marquis, J. D. Maisey, R. H. 1 Binder, F. H. Bird, J. L. Bomas, J. S. Brown, B. K. Chambers, T. C. Dales, B. B. Dasluque, M. F. Deal, B. O. Goldberg, F. L. Greek, F. A. Griffin, M. W. Guffin, O. T. Hoffman, M, K. Hughes, L, E, lannacone, R. T. Jelks, E. B. Mazowiecki, C. R. Mexic, D. Mitchell, R. L. Morris, D. S. omofing, organizing, and arbiTraTing The inTramural sporis ogram on Tech's campus is The Bulldog Club. Through The sisTance oT The AThleTic AssociaTion. The club encourages charTered organizaTions and inclependenTs To loin in all ases oT The program. Thus each sTudenT receives valuable yslcal developmenT and culTivaTes his spiriT and morals. ln adcliTion, the Bulldog Club heads several oT The man ry imporTanT acTiviTies during Homecoming Weelcendi orlcing closely wiTh The Alumni AssociaTion, The Dames lub, The Ramblin' Reclc Club, and The PubliciTy DirecTor, e weekend is joinTly planned and all The TuncTions' closely egraTeol. The club promoTes The Homecoming Queen conTesT. and e Queen is chosen at a special Tea. The Homecoming isplays. sponsored by The Bulldogs. are one oT The mosT lorTul and TesTive parTs oT The weekend as is The annual nce. The members oT This club are juniors and seniors who are perienced in sporTs on campus and who are chosen by eir own organizaTions To represenT Them in Bulldog Club. ule, J. M. Nichols, O. T. Page, H. L. Peacher, W. G. Pekkarlnen, M. O. Pefif, P. H. lckeff, G. F. Price, M. L. Reid, L. R. Rivklnd, A. M. Robin, T. T. Roper, F. E. osen, M. H. Rolhgaber, D. E. Rushion, E. A. Scarborough, W. H. Scheurmann, C. C. Shirley, A. R. ikes, D. B. Simmons, H. H. Susfsr, A. B. Taylor, L. S. Van Kleek, J. H. Weafherspoon, K. S. ellborn, P. F. Wesfbrook, W. W. Wilson, D. W. Wolfe, J. B. Wrighf, D. H. Yarbrough, J. W. C9 , W MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Abernafhy, B. Allen, B. Aycoclq, E. Beasley, W. Benfley, E. Brasingfon, H. Chaplin, B. Church, T. DeuTsch, H.. Dornlaos, B. Drennon, P. Fel+e, F. Groues, W. Hall, R. Harwell, B. Hass, H. Hill, F. Hord, J. Humphreys, R. Kelly, L. Kogan, M. Kullinyis, B. Lang, S. Led, F. McDa.niel, B. McRae, M. Moore, T. Norfcn, C. Pearsall, D. Posh W. Riley, W. Sanders, B. Shuman, B. Tha+cher, W. Thomas, D. Troughfon, K. A Turner, T. . C9 l-' r- Baullcnight, J. Libby, H. l GUY CARMICHAEL, President Ramblin' Reck Club OFFICERS Guy Ccrmichoel . .... . . . President Snooks Soye . . . Vice President Joe McCutchen . . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Beavers, C. Llorecla, A. Beclcman, E. McGaughey, W. Brown, B. Powell, J. Caldwell, B. Swanson, G. Horne, R. Williams, J. Johnson, F. Schwalm, H. The school spirit organization on the Tech campus is colorful and active Ramblin' Recli Club. The feature is to be in charge ot all pep rallies and to foster the T spirit throughout all campus life. The organization is posed of outstanding members of almost every on the campus who have shown a desire to help impro Tech's spirit. The organization malces a concerted effort to indoctrina members ofthe Freshman Class in this feeling for Tech. sponsors weekly pep rallies before each football game. Th were highlighted by the Beat Tulane bonfire this ye before the Homecoming game. These pep rallies are often spiced by guest personaliti such as cleans and members of the faculty. During the fam Homecoming weelcencl. the Club sponsors the Ramblin' parade and the Freshman Cake Race. For the past years the club has also sponsored a Freshman Coed Race. Later in the year they also sponsored Stunt Anderson, T. L. Beach, G. D. Burch, G. T. Bywater, F. B. Carmichael, G. G. Chambers, T. C. Coolik, J. A. Dishman, J. G. Gentry, D. G. Gerber, T. L. Grove, R. S. Handley, S. 0. Hogan, T. E. Hogg, B. D. Holt, C. R. Kaiser, R. A. McCutchen, J. K. Peavy, P. W. Powell, C. R. Price, M. L. Reid, L. R. Saye,'T. E. Scarborough, W. H. Strickland, T. D. Travis, O. F. Winingder, T. K. Wilson, J. N. 112 of the mosl' funclional organiza+ions of 'lhe Tech cam- is 'the T Club. Hs success and exislence can be crediled Bobby Dodd. The purpose of 'lhe T Club is 'ro inleresl and good will among The alhleles: 'lo parlicipation in lhe various campus aclivilies: and purport good relalionships with all prospec- alhleles and lo inslill in lhem lhe lremendous spiril exisls al Georgia Tech: lo correcl any friction which develop among 'lhe athleles: and 'co promole. fellow- among alhleles, +he coaching slafl, lhe lacully, lhe denl body, and the alumni ol Georgia Tech. clivilies include lhe annual T Club dance and selling els 'lo 'rhe annual T Club game. As a part of 'lheir ialion, members of The club provided hilarious enlerlain- nl belween lhe halves of one of lhe last baskelball games lhe season. arsily lellermen ol all sporls are welcome to ioin and encouraged 'lo parlicipale in all l'he T Club aclivilies. NOT PICTURED Abale, C. M. Ahlowich, R. E. Anderson, T. L. Boone, H. A. Brown, N. N. W. Moss, J. Nail, J. Nichall, M.. gurcht G. T, Pandersl P' Dasfugua, M. F. Shaw- W- Foref, R. A. Sheridan, R. Heard' R- L, S+rain. L- Howard, w. E. Swanson, G. Tibbels, M. Welch, J. Wells, T. Williamson, W. Woodruff, J. Kaiser, R. A. Maddox, E. R. Nulfing, J. E. Phillips, O. D Powell, J. F. Reid, L. R. Sides, J. V. Smifh, B. S. Woodruff, J. L. Yokley, E. C. OFFICERS John E. Nufling Presiclenf Benjamin S. Smith Vice Presidenf Ralph L. Heard Secrefary and Treasurer JOHN E. NUTTING, Presidenf T-Club 113 arm . tggzffy -gg, . - fag .2 rf'-' . MY' c :-i' . 2 -5.f.,,,-I. 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ALPHA XI DELTA Ruih Blue Sue -Puinam ALPHA EPSILON PI Bill Goldberg Gilberi Rich Alan Zeiilin ALPHA TAU OMEGA Dick Johnsfon Jack Wilson BETA THETA PI Charlie Edmundson Owen Forresler Jack Miller CHI PHI Bill Avera Dennis Doherly Blake Traylor CHI PSI Larry Ponder WaII'er Roberis Wallace Twiggs DELTA SIGMA PHI Ken Hill John Mann Wilion Rooks Inierlraiernily Council DELTA TAU DELTA Sieve Bowen Bill McCaslin Harris Morris DELTA UPSILON Don Alexander John Pairlerson Ed Selby KAPPA ALPHA Mike Kaney Bolo Morrissey Alan Resler KAPPA SIGMA Ted Haney Tommy Richards Jimmy Williams LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Charles Bleakley Sieve Lang Ronnie Toland PHI DELTA THETA Dallis Copeland Jack Knighl Billy Scarborough PHI EPSILON Pl Buich Gold Dick Levin Mark Rosen PHI PHI PHI PHI GAMMA DELTA Charlie Clark Tom Knowles Bill Loveioy KAPPA SIGMA Fred Asiin Jerry Eisinger John Suiherlancl KAPPA TAU Buich Cochrane Clyde Roy Gene Surber SIGMA KAPPA Dee Brosnan Taylor Rogers Richard Oueleile PI KAPPA ALPHA Ken Kase Jim Marquis James Siickel PI KAPPA PHI John Benker+ Jim Cooper Russell Copeman SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Ed Cullom Tom Hogan Jim Sirmans SIGMA CHI Dick Andrews Tom Redford Bill Rushin SIGMA NU Paul Balalis Al Cadora Bob Lawson SIGMA PHI EPSILON Carroll Mackin Jim Murphy Elvie Rushion TAU EPSILON PHI Phil Gang Louis Loop Mailhew Lylaanon TAU KAPPA EPSILON Royce Kneece Bill McKibben Miller Templelon THETA CHI Bill Peacheir Denny Rolhgaber Frank Sherrill THETA XI Gus Baird John Decker Jack Marr y Carmichael cl Bywater . ICox. . . ndy Watts . OFFICERS Q5 wtf II 2 It I . . . President Vice President . . Secretary . Treasurer The IFC presented the Brothers Four for the 'I960 Winter Concert. During the Spring Quarter the IFC sponsored the annual IFC Sing. .1 -. ! f .Jsfa f v di -'Yr fx' i ' ::5'1 'f'1H T ,, nc ii 2' A1,.. , . , .. .1 - ,If 'f z' ,. .1 11,1-41.1.'.--.-. -S' . - 'Y ,' - 1, ,, -- ,.,,-..,, ,, Q 5 wr 35 QV -, vi 5 ?.,,, . SUE PUTMAN, Presidenf BARRY DUGGAN, Sweefheuri 59- MEMBERS NOT S' - - we 1 PICTURED V W we Blue, R. A. 1, Terhune, V. B. min, D. A. Al ha Xl Urslln Baya Deas McDowell Medlin Tillman Will the secretary call The roll? ALPHA Xl DELTA OFFICERS Sue Putman . ..... . . Presidenf Vern Ferhune . . . Vice Presidenf Madge Bgyq , , . Recording Secrefary Sue Putnam . .... Treasurer A room!!! . . . A room!!! . . . l'he old nursery . . . hang currains . . . cover cushions . . . bamboo screens . . . hobos . . . fair . . . 5 new pledges . . . wax lhe floor . . . Through lhe window . . . wash The rug . . . can'Jr ge+ Jrhe piano in . . . who needs a dare? . . . losl 'rwo . . . need a record player . . . Jrhe oven doesn'+ bake evenly . . . Tons of spagheH'i . . . a nickel for Cokes . . . pledge projecr . . . silver service needs polishing . . . iniiialion . . . Banguer . . . no dishes . . . nol finished yel' . . . reporis due . . . Lydia Mikell is coming . . . gold Greek lellers . . . need more parries . . . Jrake our relephone . . . one sisler losl lo rnalri- mony . . . bells ring again in June . . . new pay phone . . . a silver dish . . . same for all . . . losr srove . . . losi reirigeraior . . . alums help . . . Siaie Day here . . . April l5lh . . . elecl' officers . . . who will wrille Jrhe inviiaiions? ...nameiagsu.5Oyellow...5Oblue...paydues... won second place in Campus Chesi Drive . . . 47 cenls per member . . . work pariy . . . Rose Banguel' . . . learn paris . . . animals . . . new slove . . . relirigeraror . . . new pledge . . . relax . . . The Alpha Xi's Give their advisor Cl party. OFFICERS Bill Golclburg . .... . . Preside Marty Kogon . . . Vice Preside Adolphus Coolik . . - - Secrefdr Allan Korelcik . I - Trevsvr Baron is back . . . I've gol' a ioke. When is 'Ihree crowd . . . lf you don'+ lei us off Ihe roof 'rhis waier Ia will never gei buil'II . . . Quiet 'rhe iocks have a gam I'omorrow. . . . Frumke's gone: replaced by Tanie Frem . . . Firsl in our league in foolballg Jrhird among fralern 'ries . . . Dry Jrhroais . . . Wild pariies . . . Wreck g up 'rhe hill . . . Who is J. B. Loggerhead? ' display never goi olli Jrhe ground . . . Myslerious poem . . . How do we make long dislrance calls now? . . Greai While Falher made his yearly visil . . . Mogu linally admils a rough quarier in IM . . . Chem depar meni losi our . . . Firsl' in league in baskeiball . . . You'r lined . . . Lumumba finally golf il in Jrhe end . . . Wha you say Palrice . . . Cooper. Si: Yankee, No . . . Ivlelrec siock goes sky high . . . lvlyrr is coming: everybod duck . . . Be young, be fair, and debonair . . . AE Menagerie: Mole, Wolf, C5lu+, Nurd, Ob, and Ihe Din . . . missing: 3 frarernily pins, 2 lavoliers, and Fred Gold berg . . . Kogan's braces hone Ihe Blade . . . Room I becomes overcrowded . . . Who's gol' 'rhe keys? . . I'l.A.C.-our Iifieenlh quarier freshman . . . Improve menrs make Ihe house more shipshape. excepi for grass ARNOLD GERSHON, Presidenf MRS. FREMA FLUKE, Housemofher J'I. G nTf i CQ' xg ALPHA EPSILQN P Zeta Chapter kgs. ,- Lets punt. Allen Ani-Qpolgky Barneif Ba rrash Bloom Bossak Braver Bricker Brody Buchman Caghan Caller 122 Ca nhr Cha so Cohn Coollk Doo brow Feder Frank Garbsr Gnrshon Gilbori Goldberg Golden -V Q.. , it , , , fi. Q.-'Sv A 5 .J-in Brandon, P. S. Clein, M. A. Cohen, A. D. Cohn, S. A. Cooper, D. L. Davis, A. M. Fierman, P. B. Finger, M. K. 123 ww- ' ii MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Goldburg, B. S. Green, S. Har+man, M. A. Hirsh, M. C. Kogon, M. N. Kremer, R. A. Lederman, A. L. LeFF, G. M. 192 Tvil 5 What form, what grace, could this be the winning point? Marlcowih, H. R. Osferyoung, J. S. Reznik, R. M. Rich, G. B. Ross' D. H. Saff, E. B. Solomon, S. J. Sussman. J. H. Herckis Herzog Keyserling Koralek Koval Levih' Levy Maziar Meiselman Passman Phillips Rothman V A 535 , i 5:1 -2.11 ' '1rS' 1 :cg 0 K lv' I ' ' V :ax 3 W ff' , f 4 '7fQ1 1 A 'J' Q fi .. .a 'I I I. Ll J . IQ , . ff: we -J- wgf I 1.'-- 2-1:1 . ' '-'11 5 v ,K . t ' .. ,1 U1 -cs ff ..-4 b ' ,inc 177 ' f M311 .' 5 M 1 I .. V, 4 F fi 42. J1 ff'-ff f P'-'F-F, N' We I 1 Ia Y Ai ' 3' 'Ju ,ny-12: nl L , ::+..ul:. -.f. I-1: .Ibn N N 1212. 1111, . 'H Y 6 . , r ' M 'f L V UQ? 1 r 1... r. s ls everybody ready? That ioke wouldn't have been funny an hour ago. Let's go welcome them in. B3 Rubensfein Saul Schiff Shuman Sparks Straus Taylor Weinberg Wiener Wolffe Zeiilin Harris 125 ALPHA TAU OMEG xg I- i I Beta Iota Chapter OFFICERS I Jack Wilson . . .... . . . Preside H ' ll Wayne Andrews . . . . Vice Presidei 'Laffy If Bob Benfleii . . , , , Secfefqr Bob Porter . , Treqsur IE' I li, i yu Year begins with rush . . . No apples lost to local tru ' stand . . . Alumni promise new addition IMMEDIATEL I-.-V-, -5, s :J . . . Athletic machine rolls on . . . Togas won school volle Ioall . . . 2nd in cross country . . . Pledges polish troph . . . Snooky. Serbs. and Grade-A help lead school . . . M I sews . . . Smart pledges pull ignorant actives above A.M. . I . . . Too smart and too cocky . . . Lanks culls as potenti 'I doubles loecome harder to tind . . . Alumni promise ne addition SOON . . . E. R. entrance Scottie . . . Look o trees . . . Wintertormal . . . Ho Jo's nice as ever . . . Hel week arrives . . . Pledges want Candy . . . Hard to tin . . . Fulla goes on trip . . . Initiation . . . 24 gain Maltese . . Cocky pledges now cocky J.A.'s . . . Purple Oyster . . . Se - you at 5:00 . . . Sandy likes mountains . . . Mouse lea gymnasts to 2nd place . . . No. I in stunt night . . . Ye Gores and Fish . . . Alumni promise new addition . . Final exams around corner . . . Log puckers . . . Sprin arrives . . . Vacancy in house . . . W.K.M. needed . . . Ro is cluttered . . . House is goatless . . . Give Horse's cho - to horses . . . Square twinkle toes . . . Girls ascend to 7t JACK WILSON' P e5'de l' heaven . . . AthIete's blossoms Owl No. I . . . Leader los MRS- ANN SCOTT, Housemother Jack . . . Year over . . . Alumni promising . . . Adams Allbritton Askew Bandy Barnwell Bennett Blitch Boggs Bramblelt Brannon Bross Campbell Collins Decker Dollar Dozier Dykes Fleming Foskey Franklin Gerber Ginocchio Goettinger Hall Hamler Harrison Hartman Harwood Herring Hicks Holland Holman Hull Jelks Johnston Jones 126 xg . :+.w4A.,-1 f In i I ' n uw n ' W- 3 ' 1 ' 42932, ., .W ,,N , A .nu l ftwfw 'Q I 7, 'f-, - , xr 'O X -W., ,.....,,, ' , -. A I I W - MSM Q . 1- ' - ' . ' ,Q warn A 5 ' 1' if ' ' W-. ' 1 W' '6 ' I gy ne . D , 1 ' U Y - 'M I Q , pf , , 'W .' 1 ' H Q 'hi 4 . I . 1 ' div i 4,4 f 1 ' l ., , Q , P , -fb. 3 'M ig ,4 if . frm, , ,. Af P, . 1 '55 ',1 -' 15: - - 1,154 J' 'f x V L., N f ' , 7 ' V 'H- ' , nf r:- - f - G---a'?'fx P T ' . ., '- H ' Q.-- f' ' - 111.24 at , Iris .T fP: ' M, 1. .A M . -f..--'wx : Ill, '- 1-j, J,--1 Q- '- ' U - 15122 675. .2 qu-f I - . ' c. K' ,-- 1 ,rx -. J '.5- .'g- fx.. 'I1.'f .'1jg1 , ,gm . g -' V 21,19 leaf -AP - V , - Q Y .1 ,qw ' ' - A,-1-,5-1: f..- - ',. , , , ' U L fe 1 1.7: ,.-A , , ,-.,c , 1 -7.3 . D, 'f 1' -1- I I --ll' i? .' 'V 'F .AMMM' l ' Kilgore Larriva Leach Leverett Lewis vet Littleton Mathews Matthews McDaniel Middlebrooks I Moseley 1 Moring Morrow Neal Norman Page va 3' ' Parker Parsons :M K 4 Peake Peffv All the better to sew with my dear. ALPHA TAU OMEGA Beta Iota Chapter Pledge Sunday is here and the ATOs wait it out Here, here, not in front of the camera. L M, ,QJL fi- I1 -'c' IMF '-t'.'JJw.1i9'g.f'! Wham, right into the net. Nothing like good old fraternity brotherhood. -owdevn Porter Rau Saye Scarborough Sharpton Shaw Sickel Smith, P. Smith, W. Thrasher Thompson cker Twitty Watkins Weathers Whaley Whitman Williams Wilson Wolff Womack Yeargan York 129 ,., ...,...,..-,,:.....,v......,,..,..,. -V . -,Ha 3-, -,uj!..,'.,-.- .' F' FT ' 'ar 1 TN- A' F x. 4911 1 . LfiL4-.,fQ .. ,,., ,-,v ,fd Ju ic W!! OWEN FORRESTER and DON CHAPMAN, Presidenfs Hanging limm 'fhe 5C0ff0lCl, MRS. S, H, BROWN, Hougemafher Chorlie Edmondson bravely executes his assigned task. BETA THETA PI Gamma Eia Chapter OFFICERS Owen Forrester . . .... . . Presideni Don Chapman . . . Vice Presidenf John Dishmcm . . Secretary Fred Reimers . . Treasurer Snow-iob snares lhir'l'y-seven . . . Le'l s look deep . . . Wha'l', Dishman's handling The crap-lable . . . Frisbee. l won r pick up girls in Slone lvlouniain, damrnil . . . Yes. Yoder, he does have a Souihern accent, bul' . . . Momenlous occasion, lhe Kid changed sheeis . . . l-ley, Siymie, here's a good deal on an air condiiioner . . . Tha'c's OK Rich, Dodd has losin' seasons. 'foo . . . Advani of volleyball brings joy io numberless few . . . Weslbrook, gel your hand our of lhe ner . . . l gol no yeals. Friendly . . . Where's your Woogly . . . Budnick, does Jo Anna really iron your shiris . . . Tell us Ernie. wha'r do you 'rhink of 'rhe Pope . . . Drinking, Dean Budig? . . . Dean Bucligll . . . Oh hell, Social Pro . . . The Grosser presents Dir'ry Al wiih coveled honor . . . The Wop wheels 'rhe Wreck . . . The Wreck Wrecks the Wop . . . Round Brown's on lvlelracal? . . . Lel s have Gemma Nos'rra once more wiih feeling for Robs . . . Who said 'rhey'd never dale al' Sco'c'c . . . Noi J. O. was il' . . . Jake- 'rhe-Jew's boolleggin' from Kansas . . . Bilgewaler is only 2 hours laie . . . Sleeping Ted? . . ..ln lhe middle of Fowler Sireelll Sick sez i'r's a flick . . . Sure Twilch. you can borrow my car . . . To go lo Nashville!! . . . bui 'rhen L. J. says it's all loose . . . Siud . . . Ace . . . Cowboy . . . Laler . . . Golta' get a seal for lhe Unlouchables. Bell Cooper Edmondson Gofische Herringfon Iannacone Budreau Davenporl' Elliot? Gruber Herringion Innes Chapman DeCarIo Forreslor HarqeH' Hickson Labouisse 31. 73? il? X! i7 Bywcter and Forrester decal from stacked decks cmd amaze the rushees with 'their winnings. dr.. 4. ' I .,...-if ,-,A ' ' -. .-.inf- --..-r. .11 .. , - , ,331-.-- f ..-.ff f --ii' -145:--M 'f :.5.:1.:,ff-M. 1- - i ' ' .. 711 f ij-L '- - ' Q ' . . .4-f' .. ,N .-.J-N , ' , 5: ,xxx--. . an Hr. HIM f'-TFQ' -2l'3'ff'.:: 1 We-wnvffs .Ll-fc: ' . ,MQ C. .V w . , ' ' , .Ll .--rp1x'2l 44 T 11275 mfrff 'f'1 j'L 'c 'W . f,,,'-'1,, ,-.u..,,, 45.11,--' ' -:L -., 'V A -H-,..W,-V.,-.V A V 5-. A . . 1 Y. , -,..,,,...-f-Fc f .-f 1 ,- A, . ,TL-f.:.i,1-?1!.:-rtrv.-I it -lu, Z. .- ,. Lf -eh 1 .f?'iP1' . .,, cn: it , :Tr , :,,,..N,.. ., Bill Murden becomes the hero of the clay as he rescues a confused duck. ,..,-- fi W 1 l I L Teil 'if ,Q f, ' f at i A M if 1 ,I Q lf' Believe it or not but this will soon develop into a giant yellow iacket. The Beta's lead by Russ Maddox welcome Steve Innes as a new pledge. H W rr' wr- pgqr . Q. BETA THETA PI Gamma Eta Chapter 1' ,i- if. 1 . . J.. .fj- ' V.. ' '7f.'-iw- f it S -1 , , N. .a y 3, - ',',:jj, Q.-V Lakenan Lewallen Lipscomb Maddox, E. M addox, L. Maiure McClary McGahee McKee Mellichamp Miller Morrison Muller Murden Pales Plummer Repovich Robinson, J. D. Robinson, J. J. Rogers Sapp Sims Smothers Starr .,,. T. rl t i ' V .Q 1-, ' . Vi,- -lv - I-Je iight ' .1 L ,ffl ,. Q41 'Y ' alll, alll-fi -L 1 Q -'ii'-ll ,- s is r 'fe il ' N v' i Q ' inf? 'iii ll 1 l fkf . it e iff! - 'I 'ww-1,2 'r 'N -N, N ' ' l g,, ,ml 1, 'i'f,fm v i ' Q- tl , U i v,R il 5, Z' me H 'A l , 1 I ,. 'L Z H 'r i 1 , . V J e E x . Q 54,2 ,.. 1 :.- 45122 U I ,JA , ' l '. If I - if 2---jrrffri .' 47,.,w,'A' - ' i ,Q , ' A-ve' ,. 3' -wa. :bg r '. ig fl .9 1 'I 'll A , E' '- A 1 .ffl .SQL 115+-at 1 l -Ml' 4, f pn' ewart Strickland All the hopes of this rush party evening are in the strings that hold up the camouflage net. W ' 1 is W o r 'lf A i 3, it i t s it il G 1 - F . H. Hi- , ' VIN ,-I ' ff' ' s fi,-jf - 5' 1 M-' i ' j 5 4 - -211' ' V as H W ...L ' -a s W f , l 1. - -, f V- ,NL -.h N, s V E my l wvtz! V .47 my V! W . V ' . . in 'Q .A Taylor Thau Torbett Tuttle Ward Wells Werner Sanders Westbrook , M A -:nl , 2 4 sF!f'Tg5f'7Ef:4j r A 4 kg' , n xl: -'71, l . ll Wilson As ccm be seen the camouflage net has some prclcticol uses too. '+- fl ...f- at f , W 'f , l f 7 , .'-A l l J HJ BLAKE TRAYLOR, President . MRS. MARIE BRAY, Housemother And iust think I was supposed to be out at Scott an hour ago. liz, ia QQJ I if I F13 3 il' A W -fl ' I 1 ' ' ' gig: J, KfE,I55-El: I -S? Qlln S, If ,539 f 15,5 '.-- . fm . ' -. -vu L of at-L rt A Y --fl ,I 5- X wi - I lf in I t Arrington I Avedikian Calvert Carswell Clark Omega Chapter OFFICERS Blake Traylor . . .... . . . Preside Dennis Doherty . . . Vice Preside Gary Schuler . . . . . Secretar Robert Engel . . . . . Treasur Tell ya what, I can get it wholesale National Congre . . . ramming speed . . . lots ot party . . . but little rush the University Yacht Club tloats . , . Pledge Sunday at 72 brings pistol packing pig . . . Juice Club goes? . . . oo ball team labled Barbarians . . . Poor Betas . . . Volleyba team wins I6th straight . . . then oh well . . Bham b what football game? . . . UT hits chapter and Roddy Wreck goes wild 500 spectators tried . . Pumpkin card on Halloween . . Mad Bomber battles the Fantum Elliot Ness raids 720 as prohibition comes to campus Be-bop and Dean . . . Pi I-li Sweetie-Pie . . . No Santa Clau . . . Mr. Blacks party takes toll . . . gathering at Uncl Georges meet betore congregating . . . Hel-p Wee . . . Gainsville P. D. strikes as Motor Mouth goes hikin . . . Metrecal crew takes breather . . . tries paddleball punt Fat Boy Time . . . Sottball team iells like elephant mind . . Spring again look out campus . . Chakett Ba and Nuts big hit . . Ill take the clubs . . . Caddy yo parties take Hill by a storm . . . Krazy Kee Foo sl! . . ieiifsa Ti iss sig: I 4 rli 1 -,y1 , x 1 ' g L 5. -lar ,iil V' C 1 i:,i -.' l , ig.- . 'ilu' nll , tl' W7 -Y, smug' M Lil., ' I, --, I . Q V M. I N X If x -.- :' lv 'Lf . ' Davis Dodson Donohue En I Force Gilbert Godfrey 134 I I 0 ll Il F 1 ll II I I ' I I I I . , . l I ' . Lk l I I Q ' 76, ' X , . gi G- Ri: it ,. ' 1 I ll .' 7 I 1.1 if I all hw' X r I if il, 'ptr' I J 1 K? it ljlf A il ti' wana at in A ' U .1 - my wi at if is-fra E?j ,U n.llT'g ,- ZH iljx' iLJ:75+ L 5- L3-if 1 .1,S.f. Civ. 'I ' if I I N ia . s i - QE carry the cooler . . . Motel parties everywhere . . a Q MEMBERS NOT PICTURED lf's Cl bird, it's cl plane, if's The Chi Phi Homecoming display Adair, F. L. Daniel, J. W. Gilmore, J. F. Leiourneau, G. N. Ney. J. N. Sullivan, R. S. Arringion. W. A. Dean, A. N. Glass. J. F. Lusink, M.. H. Rollesion, C. B. Taylor, W. L. Avera, W. D. Dessert J. J. Grimm, D. M. Maher, W. A. Saville, W. W. Thompson, T. L. Baxfer, P. C. Doherfy, D. F. Hanlzamer, P. C. Merlcle, J. D. Shippey, C. K. Traylor, S. B. Cheshire, R. E. Ellison, F. K. Hepburn, A. J. Messinger, N. J. Shuman, R. W. Upshaw, P. C. Coil, J. W. Erickson, R. E. Holman, R. F. Meyer, F. P. Solomon, G. D. Williams, F. P. Comer, B. B. Farr, W. Jarman, W. C. Moseley, W. B. Sl-ephens, L. B. Woods, J. L.. Curry, J. A. Kerr, J. R. Sfriclxlancl, F. Tl TCT .. , ' , A-x V Q Ja- ' T A' . lil Q- 15. - ' i . . L fi s,'i 5 M A if- -f . 1 , iii! 4 Vg 15,9 , ,Q Q i .f. y y .. : FL !,,.f2 P, gli? .... 2 9 , 'ZIHTT if., ' A il -1 V G2-' f 1 is 3 ' t 'i.- 'jf ff. I J ij. H F' 4' F' . . 1 .. ., 3 ,. . I Q I , . .', . N f. v -, . .il A I , .L 1 f i ai T 1 lf . Boodson Gray Harper Kehoe Lawson Maner McCui'chen Moore Moseley Meyers Phillips Porter 135 fu l rx.- x WI t- vi: fm Webb PH Omega Chapter 5 K 5, ,Menmvv If A :lv What cm atmosphere to recud Chaucer in. . . , w w . 1' . iii?- OFFICERS Larry Ponder . .... PFGSICISH Bingham Buche . VICG PFGSICIS Charles Post . Secrefvr Herschol Hill . Treasure AnoTher year . . . anoTher rush . . . do or die This year close The doors They said . . . Zwiggs rakes in The chips wiTh The help oT a good Deal . . . fiTTeen heads whaT a show . . . alumni snowed . . . wonT Tlx The Ie Though . . . we Told you so SIIT . . . Homecoming spark . . . display goT TIaTTened . . . I dream oT her eyes ol: h golden hair . . . House looks greaT . . Wish alums cou see . . . Old number Four comes back Tor more Toods The greaTesT . . . parTies The laTesT Soup ge cooked . . . which proves Thai anyone can do :T . . . Mr. P., where's Miss K-? . . WhaTs The go word? . . . okay . . . magic number anyone Tavori song of The new broThers - - - Dark aT The Top oT The STai . . . Old Robinson makes iT aT lasT . . an mspirahon all . . . he is on a big dieT . . . now, Thai' is Thai' dro Tinally convinced him . . . number Tour To The lake pledges chicken unTil we iniTiaTe . . . drop whaT on who TooT? . . . Formal Tever again . . . heres broThership T LARRY PUNDEKPFGSFCIGHI you . . . The Hell wiTh AThens. hooray A011 Formal MRS. KATHLEEN BACHE, Housemofher . . . This year's besr . . . keep iT up . . . don T sTop To resT MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Bullock, C. L. CHI PSI Iota Delta Chapter Cooper, J. H. Dreas, C. B. Godfrey, J. F. Griffin, W. W. Hardin, R. E. Hill, H. R. Jurick, R. R. Kidder, E. C. Kiebler, C. N. Lambert J. N. Marchand, E. O Ri'Her, J. R. Akrldge Azair Bache Banisfer Deal Dodd Freeland Harris Heilker Hoffmann Johnson Kirkland Lee Masrschail Mairfin Moore Ponder Posi Proffifl' Roberis Robinson Twig qs U nderwood Wells I 138 C Evil G' ' W i' Q fe w QM +G 5 1 ' ...:.n?1, fig- .'.'i1F' ' ' Chi Psi's The first of honor their sweetheart. the 1961 pledge class arrives. wifi 5 K, rl! IKM Will society accept us? 139 KEN HILL, PresidenT DELTA SIGMA PHI Alpha Gamma Chapter OFFICERS Ken Hill . . . .... . . . Presidenf Charles Gilbert . . . . Vice Presidenf Dole Winflend . . Secretary Arthur Bostock . . Treasurer Looks like anoTher Iong one TonighT . . . AnoTher minimu Tood bill? . . . They call each oTher, Jughead??? . . . I-le Foxy . . . Ya, Crow? . . . Drop Trowl . . . We've srill g an exTra rack . . . ls Duke sTill a . . . FourTh . . . I-Iale Tinall made iT . . . eighl' quarTers, gad . . . Who's going Towar Emory? . . . LeT's iusT geT drunk . . . Where can we geT gym? . . . I-le has lead Tingers when iT comes To playing Th piano . . . R. A. all The way . . . Gus Gross Goose . Three T.V. seTs . . . lar me borrow a dollar . . . I sTill Thin The drawing was rigged . . . Jerry. personal appearanc reTlecT on The TraTerniTy . . . hill, anyone? . . . .lack FrosT . . . No mam', iT's noT a supermarkeT . . . ThaT's noT The Ne Classroom Building . . . ThaT's The l,lvl. building . . . One These days you'II freeze To deaTh. Richard . . . Roy . Where's The I.lvl. word? . . . phone on Two . . . push T OPEN . . . pass The makin's . . . more TlaT bread. Sam . 'you goT a daTe, yeT? . . . who's goT change Tor a quarTer . . . 'looks like a Lhi Pinga Ponga . . . The Alumni Told us T . . . cocky pledge . . . goTTa cigareTTe? . . . oT course. we r all ZI ...geT oTF The phone . . . Deke goT a job . . . Th pledges Think They're going To win again . . . Adams Akslen Anfhony Aufrey Bahler Barker Which is The rumblin' reck? Bell BenneTT Benfon BI uma nsaadi' Bosfock Bradford Call Carpenfer P?-.-Y, :-.- . L.. -v - v , ,. ,M T -'-. T f T 'lr V . 14' 1 'D ? T W JT l I f'l'lyi'..- li ,II T T P -T - . T I ' fn Ta rl T I T QII I l T 4 T I T T T .',' T, T,.,- r fi L T, T :Ty ' ' ' :TH 4: 5 ANI fe V H 1 ,vi f 1 Us Q .. ,Te I I ,T I I .I I T w,.:k '2:1x H My N.. U1 I X r lril 7 .57 FQ I I s 13? -- 'A-bil'-T7 A'-JI L ' Q, If -M - 'I 1 T' Q V T f .al I -MT I 4 s-' I J p 3'-.V 'L , A N ,T 1 R Q TT M , ' I -zz T k T jr' 'T X 1 Hr.. I 1 46 , .T W, ,jr ,A T-A-e,Tr'i 'iii TJ , I if I I V I -A TT T I if ,fl- y T i y V. gf . ll T.i,A 'N I I W- ' f 1 ' llllul 33 2 I A .I F Y lzguh' -?,e 11 IJ .wg f QV ' 41, -'..-9' '62 f-.. 'QPIL NSS fxo tan' g 1.- M + r n 5:1-1 I I 1 . ' my fm Q H1 5 '- ,.z:'52gg1g1g'1:,g:-.-: 45 '-I x. lf 'tg'YU.9 affarun Cochran J Coffee Crenshaw Davls C Dehsle Duke Enfreknn Glbson Grlfflfh Ha Hamrnck ar Cochran M Cooper Currence Davis H Dellasega Duncan Frazier Gllberi' Hale Haller Hardy rg li Hari' Hlll Hoffman Hulchins Kniepkamp Marshall McEIrealh McKay Miller Molhershed Posey Reynolds Harvey Hinson Hollifield Judge Mann May McElroy McMillln Mifchell Ower Prichard Rooks DELTA SIGMA PHI Alpha Gamma Chapter Allen, C. L. Askins. N. D. Barcia, J. D. Beachler, R. A. Clary, W. R. Clark, T. E. Davis, M. G. Dillon, L. H. Douglas, W. L. Dozier, L. D. Elclund, K. E. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Fairbunn, D. R. Falleclrer, C. E. Fisher, G. T. Fleming, J. W. Gore, N. R. Hammond, J. C. Huber, C. T. Jones, C. H. Lorcl, C. W. Mazeau, R. C. Moln'l'osl1, W. M. Miller, W. A. Nixon, R. A. Parris, W. C. Powell, L. W. Richmond, W. Richmond, H. Riley, S. W. Roberis, W. A Rose, J. D. Tinsley, A. M. Tuclcer. R. C. Wrighl, D. W. Using cr little gas and Q lol of muscle the Delta Sigs' reck performed admirably. Sanur! Shupe Shuping Smallwood Smllh Spelghis Still Sturgeon Volimer Wells Whife Williams Winllend Wiseman C lr 1. ' i l V l I. . ,,, V , I 4 'EQ f i , Lfi ie 1 ' l e al ' l What ci time 'fo think of that. Well Lets just keep The done mate. refrigerator closed during rush week. 143 STEVE BOWEN, Presidenf MRS. MARY ANN WALTERS, Housemoiher V! im! ' i il',f1tid, 'J glim- Who's a schlub? . l. . I doesn'1' know . . . Man whal' a rush Sf B T week . . . Sheller packed during open houses . . . fabulous eve owen escors parries . . . girls galore . . . lorry pledges . . . leli sorry Connie Loy during the Rcimblin' Reck Parade. for Jrhe SAE's ihough . . . Man. whal a homecoming . . . greal' parlies . . . sponsored lvliss Homecoming . . . won 'rhe Reck Parade . . . Whatl, didn'l win The homecoming display . . . Flea lried . . . Smi+h's dog gels 'rhe shoe . . . D E pledges Trained . . . what's my name . . . where am I from? U D E . . . lo 'rhe manlle . . . crickels on 'lhe middle deck . . . elephanls on 'rhe lop deck . . . Cla lon slumbles around P ' cross counlry course and breaks recorld . . . volleyball 'ream wins despile playing coach . . . football ieam undefealed . . . before firsl game . . . Cubans on Sunday nighl, your lime 'co go i. . . no. we have no Georgia skins . . . loilering brolhers gel canned . . . bonds for everyone . . . every- OFFICERS body parlying . . . prohibilion hils . . . 'rhe Dell Raiders slrike , . . red ral hals all over lhe place . . . second place sleve Bowen ' ' ' Preswle in charil drive . . . finals nexl week . . . Halleck eddles John Wdlkel' - - - Vice Pfeydefl Y lo pep pills . . . Simmond peddles l-lol Nui 'nickels . . . TV lab Bob Massey . . . Secrefar final-shall. wail until nexl quarler . . . lhird in campus Den Sikes . scholarship . . . lnilialion Sunday: whar a banquel, 25 new brolhers, whal a chapler . . . Archer Beeman Bowen Brilliani' Barre Beeson Bowers Burns Burlon Chanslor Cochran Craps Davis Dubose Easferlin Fldlel' Calcofl Claylon Coerver Cross Dillard Duke Exum Fuller 144 Griffin Guthrie Haddock Hamer Harberson Hardy Harris Hartley Hatcher Hawkins Heard Herbert Hopkins Howard MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Abercrombie, W. F. Bowers, R. E. Brantley, J. C. Chester, L. G. Fall, R. E. Fletcher, J. J. Gaver, K. M. Gissing, K. G. Gissing, P. W. Halleck, S. V. Lemoyne, I. C Milam L. J Moss B T Nalaors, J. K. Newton, W. P. Newton, M. . Nygaard, H. H. Harwell, H. J. G Phillips, J. E. Prescott, L. W. Sartwell, M. G. Thielimann, R. W. Walker, C. M. Walker, J. C. Walker, J. E. Ward, G. T. Williams, M. J. James DuBose wishes all ci happy procibiiion. ,,.i Q 5 l re ',ff96, ,r u TB Peniclc, R. M. Johnston Joy The spitun returns to the Delta Shelter. Kampmeier Kennedy 1 Key Kierbow . is Lawler LeMarr Long Massey L , F, ' f a- -1, ', x ' ' -- A - -1... --. ,L , T, V V.,-.TLB 4- ,N V ., - , ----. Q K' ,, D g..- 41:7 U. - ' e - I A ,,, Y V S , , QV iq 3 . A , - , ' , .-- A 'Q' f A - ff.-an .., 1, .f-3 '-ia.: -- 7' T ' 1?- f3-f - 27:1-v T ' i. -1,4 Q. 1 gre. ip -f -1 jrA 33g9.- 4- ' 'ev 111,41-,,--.-, - ggi, Q- A L, z - P -. im'- ' T T ez- 'Yi-. xi l Maxwell McCasIin McClellan McCIendon McGuirt Millers The moment they worked for is here. Moody Morris D E LTA TA U D E LTA . Norton Gamma Ps: Chapter Oliver Parrish, E. Parrish, L. Patton Paul Popp The Shelter gets the once over before Rush Week. Ramsev Rica Romberg Sharp Shropshire Simmons Smith, T. Spurlin Tharp Varney Ward Wear Wentz Wild Rountree Sheftall Sikes Smith, H. Smith, W. Stinson Tolbert Veale Watson Wenglowskyi Wha-rton Young 146 Hey bud where is your ID card. I K ' Mr- ' ' 1 y K - V - Jrvf,-77, N 5 n ' , ' 'w 1 Dekle and Yank PlecIgemaster???? get down to some serious studying. 147 il Ran clown a li'H'le ole lady . . . Ecl fails fo observe pedes+ri righrs . . . ls he siill on 'rhe phone . . . Jrhe downsfairs o loo? . . . Jreenage business man . . . wha+ 'rhe he-ll's +he I P. L? . . . we've gol' +o srudy - nexl quarler . . . social p . . . formal a success . . . in a gallon iug yer . . . room 8 . . . splif her dress . . .'wha'r a farce . . . fooiball leag champs . . . Jrhree hears s+raigh'r . . . finally won some volle ball . . . wreck makes I+ on burlap and bricks . . . Wonderful . . . gel off my back . . . Oh! Tha? kind of screwdriver . . . ihree o'clock pig parade . . . how a Jrhings a+ Jrhe goal' house . . . lilly million Jrimes a day . . down fhe Jrubes . . . Oh, hello . . . Jrhree hundred games . Traffic Courl - my home away from home . . . Gor yo pin back yer? . . . No J. Mac, I don'+ Think i+'s a mailer Siales Righis a+ all . . . Bur l'm sure lhar we had a hundr dollars more Than Jrhis indicales . . . Ah. so You Chine Boy Uul-I . . . Roses are red, chrysanlhemums are blu daffodills are yellow, perunias are sorneiimes pink . . . The is some+hing in whaf you are saying . . . +here's a dafiod under your window . . . Who did you say? . . . The gre JOHN PATTERSON, Presidenf MRS. SUE DUPIN, Housemofher Bohemian . . . 'rhe ceiling wafches you in Jrhe Rose Room. DELTA UPSILON GMRS John Patterson . .... . . Preside , Edward Selby . . Vice Preside Georgia Tech Chapter Gewldrobfnson . - Robert Hull . . . . Treosur Baitle Bursey Cone Crawford Curtin It will rleVel' 'nl' Dalrymple DePries1' Ellison Endorf Fidler in 1-he Dempsfer Dumpster, Griffifh Hall, R. Hail, J. Hankey Holl 148 Q45 CAKE qw 45 Z 'MQW . QW xfiif Q 1- !T5.fz fl:'l5 :Sy .5 lxb, Ex ' ' ULvZ N?,, V T 'A ,' -H , 'J ,, -. ' - N' J M k 1. 1, 5 - fn ' l ,15'f.-, i1f9.,,. J ' X- QA? 145 W fm, l, . Q , lark ll Q Q j, lxiyl 1' J... if isffxf- X965-12Tvfeff2ffr..l , 2 lg ,xx N. ,S .dw 4 ILT'-D X -i .,, A . Wonderful! Wonderful! Allee. E. G. Alexander, D. L. Cecil, C. V. Daugherfy, W. R. Dorn laos, W. A. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Findlay, l. S. Gargoira, J. A. Gulla-H, J. F. McArclle, J. C. Mcllvaine, J. T. Back in thesclddle again Marsh, W. H. Meineke, H. H. Morgan, R. M. Powell, B. J. alley Jennings Jones Lipperf Marrln It athews Middlebrooks Miller Pafferson Selby If l were hrewsbury Sparks Trauqhber Walker Wesf only Cl SqUll'I'Bl.H MIKE KANEY, Presidenf MRS. DORSEY WARE, Housemofher Rush again brings The rains . . . Thirfy cross! 'Phe Maso Dixon Line on pledge Sunday Jro ioin Jrhe long gray line . . KA P A L P H A The Choaie iacke+ gains fame in The process . . . Cano saved from police . . . Pledges lwiih broihers for reiniorc menisl defend flag from all airackers . . . C visiis hous ' 'ro add color To weekend . . . Make an anchor our of whaf . . . Big bus 'ro good ole Birmingham . . . We losi fo Auburn . . . Prohibilion disqualifies Homecoming display . . . Wre los'r 'ro Time . . . .luke box and feaihered candlesficlcs adde +0 Penny Arcade . . . We finally won a volleyball game . . Woolcs graduaied from us 'ro Army . . . Log rolls on +o ne fame . . . The ihieli sirilces again leaving us lubeless . . Everyone develops squinr eyes wairching micro-TV . . Bowlers roll high wi+h big balls . . . Ashby adds new siep + Tennessee iwisi . . . Rip se+s all iime record for mos? 'fri OFFICERS io Sco'H' in one nigh+ . . . Ano+her frozen holiday bring Mike Kaney . . I ' . . . . . President holiday cheer . . . Winier formal and The Bear . . , , Things developed well for a successful and even+ful year . . Dun Bradley ' ' ' Vme Premdenf Surprise package, Jane Henderson. our new Rose . . . O Grover BiI'ClSOI19 . - - 5eCf9fUfY To ihe Old Souih . . . also io +he lviidnigh+ers . . . Anywa Lee Cook , , , , , Treasurer lhis is The Ceniennial for all bearded genilemen . . . 150 -uw, :fi S f' A I 'ff S . ' J ff .f ' J ' '.' , 1 :f ff'-y , A KA's and their dates gather in front ofthe house after a victorious football game. What! A clear container at the Old South Ball. ll F9937 ll SX it . 4g , .,AA it :.: S Q f ' ' 1 5 l. Alford Ashby Babb Bach Bernhard Barnwell Beach Birdsong Boles Bosarge Bowyer Boys Bradley Brice Brown Bryan Bryant Burke Clough Cobb Coggin Cook Dane Dastuque ' ,ijgm if-4-1 Lrg ' , '51, 1 . I H fs, 1'-1 fl' '- ' -'. ' wr- Q -f. H ,.,, og, 'I us f ' mga C 5' 52 A LF E52 5 9: 95 , gig? HH' X' 1 .-fb .3 Zi' X I 'V il A it A. ' . ia:-.fa ,Y ' 1, ly- 15 l if- C ' 31' lfzx 1 ' ,. it 'Vat' 'fi-if 2 Sal for 1, 57 Ye p. 1' ' Q . 'H' EYY' 1 -' 'V lr ll' 'E , 1 jill to ' N A l ip. 'ji' 'i .gf-w - it ' wifi ' ' H' r 5 ' ,,, .. ,vt-:N gn A . . l l , M ,. J W 1-if Hi I' A - iv L+,..,, 1 I . ,- ' TWT ,-'ffl' . fwja. ' filuilf , q'An3' , r f ' ' . . ,ry wi 1 I - L .' . ' f F, yin-if :RJ sq ,- '-iff' 14-. Q99 ww ll t Elf 1 , '1 , K, Ji , -v J1 !f?f 'A , ltllliffy'-Q wr , 1-,f--,.,- 2 . . ,- ,A . , x.,, F1515 - , v ff'-Ji?E'i,f':g2g1 'S .si A A 1, 1 wifi? ,L l 1 , U 1 U1 . 1 W 1 I V 7 . 1 Y ,rv 1 N l Y E, j , avr L , 1 'est . 1' ' A, gin 15 - l , 4 ig, rift I ' 1 Jr 1,4 -. l N , A j 1'-.31 f ,jj ,tx xzn QE, N' ,, yn-5 J .lk . it l 1 ' 1 .1' if ' ' ,. F' L if - f'1.23l' ' ix , . lg, A' ff A- ETiEjj1QlE'zw! ' , ,gif sn- - 3 2-12 - L In ' V ' L , A - 1 - 1 - , , ,W 1 .- 'QQ A : K If ' l Remnants of the old south live on as the Confederate Flag is displayed in the background. KAPPA ALPHA Alpha Sigma Chapter The KA's three wheeled bodyless frame makes a grand appearance before the crowd. Allen, K. R. Barnwell, R. E Boswell, W. F. Bragg, E. F. Branch, T. L. Bryan, C. N. Busbee, W. L. Childs. T. M. Choate. A. B. Collins, G. M Davitte, W. B. Dorsett, R. A. :if ' .SSH .Al Davis J 'fl -3' V- 1 F WJ? Donovan l , . ,-f ff XJ 1 x ' L ' l . Q ' fm.. rm 5 F it : '.-JI ,LLL , Duffy l Tiff If -ey Ellwanger l A 'l - Vi, l , Al, ' ' Q ,rg Farabee N -1 Farnsworth, D. A 1 'A A dn l , , ., .,'I Q-. L Farnsworth, J. Fuller , L, 5 N l-ll .fL 1 , WT.-,V '.f'- , .r my rl., li . 1 1 1 J' 11,5 - 5-, ll I i pilflff-EIQ-Lt ,WY Q 'l'l1 - I' ' wi 1 ' H7 , all . .la 'J fl, :tgirl gg A 5:11 , .a egg,-. . ',fi-- -.zgl 'CT 11.1 'rs' . .F 1 X v AQ MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Geren, P. M.. Kelly, J. C. Kent, J. D. Lessig, W. A. McCamy, D. H. McCaslin, A. J. McCowe-n, D. S. Miller, D. J. Montgomery, R. Moreland, J. A. Moss, T. S. Nichols, D. E. Nimmo, l. A. Peabody, H. W. Pirnie, M. S. Rester, A. G. Roerig, G. H. Roolcs, J. D. Sheridan, R. E. Skidmore, P. M. Sowers, W. L. Smith, G. T. VanLandingham, A Watts, W. H. 152 . 8 our sos mmngg '- ff-rw '1 1 -nn. 1 fx . E ' .- 'Q , . . 1 'Jl!.7I .llR! I . . L' , Q' --g ... 11 ,s ,0. ' ' ,'.. . I 'i A ..- Q TED HANEY, President MRS. PEARL WILLIAMSON, Housemother A newly pinned brother gets o belly busting. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Ansel, J. F. Brogdon, G. B. Brown, K. H. Brown, R. L. Campbell, B. R. Chilcutt, B. E. Christian, W. D. Cunningham, C. E. Edwards, J. M. Gibson, W. M. Haney, T. I. Haycoclr, M. S. Jahnlce, W. H. Ledtord, P. E. Lewis, T. E. McCall, W. R. McDonald, W. R. McNair, W. P. Millaway, J. B. Mitchell, R. E. Murphy, J. T. Nobles, A. B. Pacholelc, M. E. Pearsall, D. M. i 'z V. ' ' 'tfizl ,-1 I s 1 .' Js.'.' . v - rv ' ' 544. . ' I ,l' A ' 1 , , gat, s, W tgfifi ' li'-t '31 fi'i 'V Bti' iitlwi' E' I :ml tl 2 i' ls i rr -- . ii.ita.:v -, . S 1 I -, i r ' f . f '. .1 -' , , as , . - ' - ,1. A i, V- L it F .sv ,I-Nu, L X- Qu B' iillly. -N hx, Q ,eu ,n ,A tvs. fill -I xg' wi : M , ly Aw ?..0:ml 51' 'HV 1. 'I-ff w 'ifrfisfc i V, t A 39 -mil., arf. Z' .12 .T - ggg,:,.t ,LV lv , :Aly .,-, v s.- MMAQG, A R2 -A..,lN ! :-I 1? Y xx xp-. , . -vista, .- , i . 3 Lf . . -,Qui . ,, , ll ' . A I if . ' in l Autumn surprise . . . house never loolcecl better . . . n t turniture . . . new paint . . , new pledges . . .tremend t rush . . . orgies-uh-parties roar into overtime . . . wall l wall rush girls . . . standing room only . . . in the passi t pit . . . must be caretul not to step on anyone . . . schol t ship zooms . . . the question is which way? . . . unusual ri I in traternity bills . . . treasurer buys new car . . . Corve V . . . Snappers cop intramural tootball crown as usual . seventh time in eight years . . . Kappa Sigs place tive t intramural All-star eleven . . . wish we could get so competition . . . Abdul tinishes in the money tor Ugli t Man on Campus . . . Kappa Sigs hold lcep posts on t school publications . . . Black and Whits tinally arrives . I so does best girl . . . romance reigns tor a weekend . t troops make annual iaunt . . . to Fort Lauderdale . . . tortunately . . . leave in time to avoid the riots . . . Th in accordance . . . with school policy . . . that is . . . Spri quarter tinally comes rolling around . . . Greelc Week hig lights the great Spring Quarter . . . A Hell raising ti was had by all . . . Naturally . . . We're Kappa Sigsll . OFFICERS Ted Honey . .... . . Presid Bob Sounders . . . Vice Presid Donald R. Hodges . . . . Secret Tommy Richards . . Treosu KAPPA SIGMA Alpha Tau Chapter Schwanebeclc, J. Shurbet, J. G. Siltes, W. T. Sims, C. F. Stoclc, R. G. Strain, L. C. Vaughan, G. W. Waldron, D. Ware, J. M. Watson, A. P. Wilson, R. P. Woods, G. R. fi iii' 1551, 1 x 4 i R if I H . , ', K--J. -'K, , 'Q54 xv , i .r w 1,131 f Arnold Barnwell Bence Buxton Coleman Coston Crum Davis Farrell Field FIeminQ GHHHGWGY 1, . i 'K I -'-0-N ,Qs' X s. ,X Vhff X-'Y' x, . i 451191 ,597 ,JJ N N f Fi N 'Trl The ME Society has a meeting on the Kappa Sig lawn. A Kappa Sig sharpshooter puts one in The side pocket Sill Goodhaw Grazzini Hayes Hill Hodges House Huie Jackins Kendrick Kirksey Longino uebbermann McConnell Manley Manucy Mendoza Mercer Miller Mills Mifchell, J. Miicheli, R. Moore Neal 155 ..a'f.: T . . ,, he Kappa Slgs send they would 'rake core of the Honor Board mun's car while he inspected. KAPPA SIGMA Alpha Tau Chapter This Three doesn't seem to be a crowd. EK! FIlll:.1HrlJ..fE.v4Af...?r!,.AsJy Irina., Ki, Who said the Vikings were primative? .. ,ni . ,, , ., f '- iii? V T'i'7Y'Fiii'-121 -:Q 7 i '5I. 51-1 u-V r ' .f71fg.-. ' H my 'LE' 1 W. , 3125. Fi ' i ,,'T ' .--3.1 4 11:1 . rj 1 fr -if vw ,Q ge .. ra , 1 gf. L, i.-V J '15 --4 .Hi V, -A - Y :Q. 1, V. . , t3':-'ri 1 , ', I N i ' 'W' H i ,I , J ,.- 1 I 1 A W ., 'ny X' all kt' gli? Rv Q . '45 , Norris Presfon -.53 ii M -rr' i if A lf ' tl V 1 I 3 Park Price li ,N M rg 41 r ' p A 'w It if , Parker Reeves 44 r r ' 'lil nf QQ. A 4 Perry Richards ..... v .ig :-, , fig 1'-., , .Eli-25 V+' ':.1' Piifs Robe rfs i ' IRL? Pouncey Saunders ' 'f.f55.v N4 ig gf-1 'ii J rr . up 4 Wiwiar 9 h ' i 8' iv, '51 ' r 30 'J , 'i ,I -'-,N i Ni P ' I id . H' -an V ' r i A ' 4 .5r5:f,,' 1 x 51,121 ,y I . IM if 'X Alf' 'fr iw? i ,f. 1 f I F , .13 by ,lr 3: la 1. , ac? iffff W- ni:-1-'w ., ' 3ul'...1 ... 1. 'q1'l51'.- Y WJ f gk life if M I .n.,g.:B'-- W .,fc.'f!' I,lI ,v 1 as ' ug rv Q X - 5:49, 1.1 , ' xmikx- 5 A 'T I - . A c F n w V . S.. V-'Q L f rm 0 I . XX . B.. . F 41 f' 1: I .L W-.G .. .Q I V w f .JA F '- KJ5 ga-sm ' ' 3 QS? A ' x 4 fx I -:.1 ' , r 11.2 -A . r-'w 1H'f xr. 'wiv' U' .iq Eff ' pf 611 if ' 951' W. , 4 4 .- O .v. Y 35? --aff, 'lI r ir... I n . i M , ,iw I .. . . , ? . ,L ,. 1 i- t V 1- -MM S . f A - w-- . ' L v , m -'N 1 ' I J' . .. ...f---,M V .L,.., ., ' 1-1 : ' - ,rv . 3 J' A fx Q A ' LAMBDA CHI ALPH il Bala Kappa Chapler 'aa as OFFICERS Charles Bleakly . . .... . . . Presid Stanley Satlinger . . . Vice Presicl Julio Vengoechea . . . . Secret Lloyd Gotlman . . . Treasu Lamlodas in savage mood lor rush . . . Besl Ass on camp . . . Homecoming greal . . . Reck orloils inlo second pla . . . The Phanlom Goose is in . . . Bleakley and Branll supporl lhe Homecoming displays . . . Bombecl Moorh loombs Tolancl wilh one 'Fillh ol Texas . . . Pig Skinner wallow in mire ol second place on campus . . . Losl l skins andrwon one lrorn U.T .... Lang one-armed in marriage . . . Prohiloilion in, brolhers oul, al K ol C h CHARLES Bl-EAKI-Y, Pfesidenf . . . The lvlislakes weren'l such a bad mislake aller all . . MRS, GLADY5 JONES, Housemofl-,er New slereo a smoker's delighl . . . The Phanlom Goose ' wenl oul . . . Cars slill buried in parking lol . . . New Ten is Gone Wilh lhe Wind . . . Formal is a smash hil . . Greeny round ballers clribblecl lo lop ol lhe While Leag . . . So whal if we didn'l win lhe Blood Drive - more ol lainled . . . Richard Williams gels drowned in dinin room - Ronny Cason in Pieclmonl Park . . . Bowlers roll in lirsl . . . Technique snakes new Crescenl Girl, Jackie Smil lor Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Skil slunled by iuclges . . . T Ambassador Ral lhlarnraianil gels shol . . . Lambda Ch oulchesled Coeds in campus drive . . . Parly room ceilin slill is up . . . They finally pul lhe 30 TV lo sleep - so load. c9ud5F I URGS 5 wilhhwz h ,S x is 0 i AN - 4 The high light of the Lambda , : i f Chi rush season was lhis bealnik party. B 'VJRF fill -. Gil: ursqus' Adamson Andrew Avery Bains Baker Bickham Blackwood Bledsoe Blaakley Boswell Bourgard Boulwell Branlley Brown Burnham Burriss Carulhers Cason Chilly Collins Creighfon Cumbie Dannheim Downlon 158 Allen, J. C. Bauer, W. G. Benl, G. D. Blackburn, S. H. Caulclwell, M. D. Clark, J. R. Filzgeralcl, B. H. Harrison, J. D. Henkel, G. N. Herr, R. L. Y' 3'f'f . .s- ,N f.,i, -. . MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Jones, J. C. Lang, S. Jr. Looney, J. D. Lyons, J. L. McEll1annon, V. B. Moorlneacl, J. J. Newloln, R. E. Jr. Poslrozny, R. Reynolds, R. V. Secor, A. W. Slarr, A. R. Slreel, W. P. Jr Vengoeclwae, J. Warner, R. K. Walls, N. P. Jr. Weir, W. G. Wicher, J. C. Williams, J. R. Wood, W. C. Zellner, B. H. ummond Dugger Dunaway Duval Epps Erickson Faiardo Fusher rey GQISS Gleeson Goliman r en Hawkms Hemralani Hopkins Hulcherson Hullon Jennings Joiner Kahle Lamar Larkm Lauderdale 159 Four Lambda Chi's have just challenged the photographer to a game. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Beta Kappa Chapter Rush parties were a little out of the ordinary this year. l l I l l E l l 1 l ll Lippke Locke McKinney McLarty With all the good looking women, good music, and wonderful atmosphere, this will be a night to remember. But l'm having Two Mau-Maus meet a good time here. in the Lambda Chi jungle. flier Moon Morris Phillips Reo Rozier Saffell Sattinger Sheffield Smith, C. Smith, J. Stowe ylor, P. Taylor, J. Tolano Toups Toups Tyson Wellborn Wev Wicks Wiggins Wishnoff Young 161 P H I D E LTA T H ET , , .2 ,J M ,,i?,,:, J VJ ul t V I Z - Georgia Della Chapl I OFFICERS Bill Scarborough ...... . . Presi Ed Beckham . . . . Vice-Presi DOD Gehffy . . . , , , Secfef Garland Radford . . , , Treqs I Q low relurns for anolher year . . . There's no way . . . H I you are yer? . . . Billy Iosl his pin again . . . l.lvl.'s sw lhe big Grinner . . . Pele and Tena are legal . . . Sin Wing cops besr pledge award . . . C. F. Garrol-I Ie inlegralion supporiers . . . The Phanrom slrilces Harry . DHC members purchase 'Iinlcer roy sel' . . . Franlcie Johnnie show off UT sleps . . . Whal? Second in scholarshi . . . Leading for alhlelic 'rrophy .... I ow and Elka go I India lor Yoga sludies . . . Frankie B, is caughl siudying . The 'rwisr lakes over . . . Drop 'rhrow . . . Chulclcer sh George round olil, flip flop lie rod . . . Homecoming play amazes and confuses . . . Migralion lo New Provide Island . . . Goombay Club moves 'ro Fowler Slreel . . . Bear lalces his one-eye lo Mercer . . . Cyclops club lo member . . . Daily Ead exposes Iaresl scandals . . . G! pulls horrow show in Nassau . . . Cholcer cholces again . Bill sharpens for squirrel award . . . Whale gels brown bn . . . E-oo. lhey echo . . . Sonian leaves for Bayou coun . . . Win Founder's Day lrophy . . . Who leads midniu vigilanle raids? . . . Grade A mysrery mear conlinues bless lables . . . Who will score highesi in lhe Iuclcy D ci ED BECKHAM, Pl'eSl0leHf lesl? . . . lvlrs. D. caplures lcilchen culprils . . . Bau MRS. A. J. DONAVAN, Housemofher caplures E. E. award . . . Miss Georgia goes Phi Delf during rush week. i lug: ., I w v A .E ,L:,.L,-,4,,,. . 15 p.. . 'W .mf af' ff . P. '2'v .,,.,,, Y , ,. 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'M Z1 ' X A 5 , xx, 'glmk 41 L '- -' -I , ,f 5 s- I 'wg . .A ,N X . ,N y H J A V, I jug' H .' v..Q: i l A quick game between classes is just what the doctor ordered. PHI DELTA THETA Georgia Delta Chapter More serious card players say that even a quick Class between games is too long. uae:-14 ree.. 1 3 T. .1 1' ' ' . . f IL.: 'Affl he ,p4.gg .I , y -13. .-A, ll ,Qui f --,. Ji. VG: QT! L lime, ., ul? T- li' il A , h .ggi-. 3 A 'gf ,M T .-f ' QQ, . 2 ,Q f 1 ,Q Lil. . l lriffrv. as vi N 4, H 5' . Q ig ,za , ' ' r ,- , '-ew V .J :C ' J 1 I A . 3,5 , 6 'Q 'gif-f-1':f.uiaff.,. 5, Q Jgiqffff Fly , . f J Q , . T 332 . , ., . :, li ' w ' A 45 2 ,,-1 1 v s. gi' J,-wx 4' I.-Fm A '1'. 'IF' l , ' .T , ll l ' xg' 1' 4 Q dl. . .Alf .1,ns2:L.zL . 3 ': I . v.-.-P34- ' ' if-Qe.e.,Lv,, 71 ,f ,vi'l-pd54,g:f- 1' lil? 4' ' Z. A T? 'ill .- 's' 714' ' V.. . . li., - K f ' 7' T 5 'iff 9' ' ' : I' 'AT H25 L 1 l f: 1 for .-,Q UQ' R T In ...irq :Tw 9 Qu- 'P -12 'X-' -I - l v -- f -- -T ml-4' - ' ' -2 +A r T' Wir. C 1 Li- .-A :IW 'L-s.'-H - ' F .. -'I ,X lt-xt, , L ' ' V ' 55.3.15 Q 7' A 1' ,fill ' . W A A . Q Banks Barrow Bartholomew Bayer Beaver Bruce Chambers Curiis Dudley Dunlap Ewing Genfry Goode, M. Goode, W. Griffin Hiburn Horak Howard MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Almand, B. Garroff, W. B. Milchell, T. H. Baker, G. B. Highsmifh, R. S. Morgan, H. S. Baulcnighf, J. E. Holman, J. C. Morgan, N. C.. Beasley, J. R. Beavers, M. C. Beckham, E. M. Bensley, J. T. Benfley, J. E. Horne, J. R. lnman, G. W. Irby, A. F. Jacob, G. R. Jarrell, J. H. Bird, R. A. Johnson, G. P. Brown, H. K. Carmer, D. L. Carfer, B. H. Copeland, R. D. Jordan, R. L. Knighi, J. N. Lacy, A. M. Lee, G. P. Norlon, R. E. Panders, P. l. Porier, L. M. Powell, J. R. Ransom, W. E. Robbins, A. H. Saacke, C. F. Saunders, M. P. Scarborough, W Smifh, J. H. l 1. ' 11: , . F A lr: le-np' V lf. l '- -q'-WT' ! f'-' f 3? gory- -- K , -a 1 J T lt All ll 'V I 1 5 ' l ' r X gil V 5 I lr i Q W ,Tl M4 llff C? vu ' 0 ul Al W 1 '4 I '- l ' J X il X xu vl .. .A sr ' 1 I X' ' ' ' l Q I l News U 1 1. , K I ' Ll 'M l l 1. A 11:51. X , lifli . : '. ' Pl j ,Q l. J Miller Murphy Radford Tucker Turner Wheeless 7:3 lf i ,Q 1-.I L ll l The PT 9l'CIdeS Y Typical of the Intramural will surely rise. Teams IS this Phu Delt football Team Wlfh all The prehy rush gurls no rushee could help being lmpressecl wlth the Ph: Delis ' 4 Anofher 'ierribly boss year descends on fhe Phi Hippies I6O 6Ih . . . Rush is a gas . . . Piano Red parries. gambli type smokers . . . Miles Davis and MJQ . . . Our seveni' new pledges . . . Homecoming swings wiih a hip version TRAMP TULANE Thai geis as far as the MA MICHIGAN siage . . . All nighi siudy sessions w poppin' our and MoongIow wiih Mar+in rake shape . Tea, anyone? . . . More solid pariies uniil Ihe Hill cools for aboui 9Q'days . . . Chaz geis his Chevy copped, comes up wiih a new VeHe . . . Tragedy hits ihe Trio . Trane geis pinned, Zoo+ is Iovaliered, Ioui Miles si free Iexcepi' for Donnal . . . Deceni grades, vaca+ion, a New Years ar Epo's and GiI's land The Caloanal end up swingin' Fall . . . 3 and 5-Ieiier Yer Knish . . . Arnowich a his Lenny Bruce sides Tall in a+ Ihe pad . . . Rich, Chaz. a Tom bring in +he cheese 'ro nab The Bowling Champi ship . . . The stench of dead cars fliis 'rhrough ihe ho causing Prager some grief . . . Wink spliis +o Miami Bea regularly . . . Auni Minnie graces our household making I more bearable . . . Our Iucious Dream Girl and her Co were coronaiecl ai 'rhe Dream Girl Dance. March 3, I96I. DICK LEVIN, President MRS. CLAYTON ABRAMS, Housemofher PHI EPSILON PI Xi Chapter OFFICERS Dick Levin . .... . . . Presidenf Darryl Mexic . . . . Vice President Harvey Schulman . . . . Secrefary Steve Brenner . . Treasurer Gee whiz, this chord never sounds right. Alper Backer Brenner Brown Cohen Cone Deutsch Edson Freiman Gehr Gold Green, A. Green, H. Haas Kasdin Kaier Kleinman Lane Lesser Lawerence Levy Millison Mexic Maltz 166 MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Aaron, A. G. Enfman, H., Halpern, G. N. Miller. W. Norman, D. Weiss, P. N. Wolf. R. Newburger Prisanf Prager Rosen Schwarfz Sheer Schulman Sfrasberg Schwarcz Sharlei Small Spector Sfibar Usdan Winkler Whitman it i l , CHARLES CLARK, President PHI GAMMA DELTA Gamma Tau Chapter The Fiji Palace shakes in rhythm with the band. OFFICERS Charles Clark . . .... . A Donald Rentz . Robert Harmon . . . ln the beginning . . . IFC Trophy . . . then revealed seventeen shining stars . . . hot homecoming brightly burns . . . clistaster . . . beer blast boosts . . . big brains bring scholarship trophy . . . The Fiiis, the Brothers Four. conduct cool concert: on the . . . Fiii Santas tillempty stockings at Christmas . . . Linda Robertson - Queen . . . Pinnecl pushovers tor plunge in Piedmont . . . black balls roll . . Firemen extinguish Greek Grease tire . . . Protuse prevails as brothers bleed . . . scholarship slips on brains . . . tourteen Fiii initiates investigate intern Brothers bask in sun with booze and broads in winter weekend tails to dampen testive Fiji Formal o L . . . First in league in bowling . . . second in school . paradise is attained as tearless Fiiis produce party . . . LAGNAFH! . . . meanwhile . . . the Fiiis watch rain-dears . . . on channel B . . chosen as chiet ot IFC . . . LAC-3NAF!!l . . . reat 9 ,tions . . . tor tuture . . . near tuture . . . tor sure . . . a house is hanging loose on the horizon . . . PERGE Guess who is about to get smeared. The Phi Gems witness Q historic moment os the ground-breaking for their new house 'fakes place. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Baker, J. L. Figgins, J. M. Moore. R. P. Granl, W. G. Porler, G. A. Hill, H. C. Knighf. W. D. Berry, M. E. Campbell. J. R. Sanders, D. V. Clark, C. D. Clough, G. W. Taylor, J. E. Larrowe, M. M. Towns, R. W. Creswell, J. E. Lovejoy, W. D. Walker, R. J. Downing, J. R. Maslerson, T. Wiclrersham, T. W. Abaie Anderson Beaird Branan Brandi, D. A. Brandf, D. R. Brannon Brown Carler Charrin Coleman Cox Craig Dido Estes Feagin Filmgr Frankum French Fumbanks Sould Guffin Hager Hanby Haney, M. Haney, H. Harmon Harris Harsh Hazlefl' Head Holcomb Hormberg Hornaday Jones Knowles Larm-b LaVake LiHle Marbury, J. Marbury, R. Marino Marlin McCullough Mifchell, F. Mil-chell, L. Murray Nichols 169 Suppose this was posed? Tech is not all play says This Fiii. i ll mln nunl u-hill .I A ,V 1 w..n:,l ,. 7 , , lj L'i4gQ,,l nsliixzi Qwq 3 The Fiji Island parfy is the high light of the Phi Gam social year. A ll' ' 1 s - , if f 7? N' 73 A vkff ' Aurwrafr' Don Rentz plays dummy again. ,fi .,,, 1. Sound engineering practices call for plenty of glue. PHI GAMMA DELTA Gamma Ta u Chapter G. M. Renh Rus? Siqhfs Sokolosky So per Taylor Weafherspoon Whifesides, R. Whifesides, R. Wi 171 egner DAN NORTON, President Pl-ll KAPPA SIGM Alpha Nu Chapter OFFICERS Jerry Eisinger . .... . . . Presicle Dan Norton . . . Vice Preside Jim Miller . . . . Secreta Ben Harwell . . Treosur Eighteen new skulls on Pledge Sunday . . . Good job Will . . . Oh no. not Camellia Gardens again . . . Coach Mille inspires V-ballers +o school playoffs - then what? . . . leads the gridders . . . What do you mean we can'+ go bac next year for Homecoming? . . . we wuz robbed by Jrh display judges . . . No more shrimp dinners on meetin nights . . . Thank you Br'er Sidel . . . Mike did it, he con quered the whole world . . . On February 24 Harrie conquered John and all his broihers . . . Social pro agai rats . . . Did you see our wheel chaired cagers roll lhroug the league undeieaied only io get rolled? . . . Are th beans really beirter than the steaks? . . . The old Alpha Nu strike again . . . Dan thinks it only rains on the out hous . . . Fun Week was, wasn't il? . . . Bob. isn't that a shee in your boots? . . . Where is your pin Lem . . . You mea that you can r spell emerine? . . . Lights, water. an studies temporarily disrupted . . . B. V. and Tom are ou there somewhere . . . Did lviarirha get Ben the right size . . . Get packed Dennis . . . Look it's Jrhe breadwinner . Howie plays bumper tag on phoney . . . Jerry are you goin to race 'rhar go carl? . . . Pass the zoup soup . . . What year . . . Plus ell lee. Baker Bates Bomar Bradshaw Carmichael Carter Christian Clairmont Dansmore Dunn Edwards Hess Hilkman Holcombe Holton Keith Lewis Lyon Morgan Miller Morris Norton Payne Pearson Pigg Reeves Rigney Singletary Stafford Sutherland Sweet Thomas Thornberry Webster Willoughby Wood W K f ' . . XC X ll! ' .. N ,H jil EMBER5 NOT PICTURED Asfin, W. F. Banks, R. H. Black, C. H. Brown, S. E.. Davenporf, M. H. Deufsch, H. M. Eisinger, J. B. Harwell, B. B. Hill, S. M. Jacoby, J. M. Johnsoin, E. C. Lavender. T. E. Manion, R. A.. Mullis, A. C. Spo'Hswood, H. M. Siarr, R. D. Sfarr, S. R. Sweeney, P. Wilson, D. F. Even ihe TV room is vacant when ci game of Risk is being played. Even Though prohibition is here the music plays and 'rhe Phi Kcspps swing. JAMES COCHRANE, Presideni PHI KAPPA TAU Alpha Rho Chapter OFFICERS James Cochrane . .... . . . Presidenf Luther Weathers . . . . Vice Presidenf Barry Marks . . . . Secretary Roland Wilson . . . Treasurer The Phi Kappa Tau St. Nicholas visited these children during Christmas. Abercrombie Barker Baker Ba-rrefi' Barndf Brown, B. Brown, J. Canfield Cannlzzaro Childress Clamon Cochrane Coppaqe Cunningham Duggan Duke ,xi Q25 3 uf 1 X! Q ' f- f..:'. ,, a f' fl 'f 'ses Qlfikfif PT 7 LJ -f i . ff.: 1 I . xeaeeair- gx s Lol- happens in a year . . . Rabbil' 'Finally made ii liher rnusl' be a Godl . . . No more l'li-Fi seis. no more G. Was ingion bargains, no more freeze eiiher . . . Came fall . Fine rush . . . The Snowman was finally deirosied . . . Too a nice swim. ioo. Chaplain wanled 'rrip to Florida . . . a 'rrip 'ro pond . . . The Chief was back wi+h a Squaw . . Likewise for C.C.C .... Duggan and Spahr opened a hom for wayward cars. one by lhe name of T. S .... Teaklese ha been rooming wiih J. l. C .... The Redhead's room wa aciually cleaned!!! . . . l-le had 'rhe Skinny Gringo player like Sierling Moss . . . Two downsiairs rooms were cleaner . . . for a while . . . Had a garbage commiiiee . . . A. V lThe Old Man and ihe C'sl was siill here whipping pledge . . . Love finally came io 'fhe 'Fraiernity . . . In +he form of full Nelson . . . And speaking of wresiling, lfor l'he sake o lhe fralerniiyl Roland busied The collarbone of Marks . . Hall phone kepl' 'ringling when dialed . . . Drove the Ernor boys nuis . . . l-lad io eal' wiih borrowed forks for a wee while ours had a vacaiion ai Georgia . . . Found Georgi pledge. sorry when we had +o give him back . . . Geni Threw parries . . . The Greai Pumpkin came . . . Laie audi? Gather around music lovers of America. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Bearden, F. E. Brooks, L. D. Chrislensen, R.. L. Cleveland, A. V. Cuozzov. Nl. Darrohn, S. Edwards, W. L. Grisillo, J. F. Henderson, H. G. Jewell, G. C. Johnson, N. Laicllaiw, S. Moon, A. Norlon, R. B. Russell, T. W.. Schwenlc, R. H. Smilh, A. C. Spahr, M. T. -ff! What do you That is something mecn, if is in high. that deserves o whistle. Eads Fife Freeman Grube Habeeb Hallman Hendricks Huelsler Hunf Leroy Love Marks vlazcwiecki McRae Moler Murphy Norman Roy Scanling Surber Tanner Weafhers Welsh Wilson 175 PHI SIGMA KAPPA Kappa Deuieron ChapTe OFFICERS Norman Groves . .... . . . Preside Alcm Willson . . . . Vice Preside Ralph Esfey . . - - SGCFSTU David Greenlee . . . Treasur LeT's play bridge Killer . . . He , sTep on iT Hasty . . The Old Wazoo . . . The perennial pledge . . . The sweeTe girl I ever meT . . . CollecT call Tor The Bear . . . I'II on Talk To her Tor an hour Tonight . . . Be back by Twelve Thir HasTy . . . Who's goT The TruiT sack? . . . But l can'T p Dave , . . A Trophy Tor The animal . . . BuT why can'T y give bloocl?? . . . Mickey can counT . . . ping pong reig . . . scholarship drops . . . LeT's go roll a Tew . . . Tigger The Honor Board . . . No, l don'T wanT an encyclopedia . . l'le's asleep . . . Probahon quarTer . . . Lasf Time l saw y was Wednesday nighT . . . WhaT do you mean There is n hot waTer in The morning? . . . Tim's Happy KilomeTers . . Who are Those happy drunks on FourTh STreeT . . . WhaT Th hell is a vegeTable coursage? . . . WhaT do you mean yo can'T go? . . . lnTramurals didn'T go so well . . . Did l refre what game? . . . Need a TourTh . . . Where is The Hoarse . . . Yea Lauderdale's greaT if you have The cash . . . CaThy clown . Did you really know Coach Alex Chuck? . . HonesT? . . . Pick her up on your moTor scooTer . . . O campus parTies This year . . . Ann Saylor, lvloonlighT Girl. ,f-Q .. -U ,fair NK , , 'fgx-I. Ig 91 xx: I 5 of xg pi 1 ,, , ,4 X,-9 fi Avi' V x . -lr' NF . . 'X Bailey, J. R., Jr. Brown, M. R. Bryson, J. F., Jr. Congclon, P. L. The boys seem higher than the girls. MEMBERS NOT PICTU RED Duncan, R. Eriksen, D. J. Grabuslcie, J. E. Howell, K. F. Kulynyis, R. W. Longmire, O. K. Norhan, J. A. Rinell, W. R. ,. Cooke, W. R. Kapp, W. C. Shipman, T. L. Crowell, J. F., Jr. Kelley, T. J. Wolfe, R. A. 'F'-' -' Ai . . 8 -H. v -v .Y .. ,- - 1-,J , ,. - -.-.f ,Y 'j'g TP--' -,z .Fe e--'-1-elif: I , ' 1, '- .g- 4' '..+L.1:-Epi 1 . rf . Y 1 V h wi yy' Ju.. xii yy H, U ,ill F' 1 ' l yi . V :I V QF: Ur' I -1 il -,V . . :Q - .41 , , u , A ' f - T ' T . . ' il . fu 1 r ri? , lk if GI rw: ,l 1 , 1.4 1 ,ff J l I e f 121-H 5 warg, jeg l . 1 ,J 'ef I, I l - ' ' l .l ' Q 'X .Ji -- ' Q fb V' ' ' , 'Lf A ll' l-V41 ' T' X 'u f -f f1-- , ' ff' .. .--.ff V , , r 1 1 1 - :xii 4 xp ' 4 R liii H 51? 'i' E Nl f q 'i5f-J wir' Y i Eegif ' f 1:-f 2 K . V llv' E- isa? iv. qi M33 l l 1 T l . ' rl V Trl f -1531 . A 1 ,A l - . l'fil'- ' ' ll le'-1 l 'K -4 ' .4 K. .Ti V ' 'W lf . ' ' ' 1 - ' 'im :S N iff . '75 , I -w gfgjhix rl .w - NV , .. Y 19 ' ' w 1, . Z-'J 42.21 . v Ahfjny ' w 5ji ' ,lr-fx VN' b is ' , E lp J Q T ff x 2 i in X.. ' J in H l G T G+ Q w .' ,W -' -. ,f' ' ' '- ,QQEQFI . ' 4 . 1 - - J ?.,j'.3,1y,. 1 1 , I5 J -4 . no . Q Bailey Baker Ballman Borkenhagen Brosnan Bryson Bush Case Coates Cox Creek Curfis iavis deWo!fe Esfey Franchinl Gaston Gibson Gilleland Greene Greenlee Hughes Hufcheson lsgeife 177 The Phi Sig Tourney will end in just on hour. PHI SIGMA KAPPA Kappa Deuteron Chapter Whclf a pig! 178 l i Hal af- ' Look who we caught lifting a coo? Kolpin Lines Mason Means Meyer Miller Ouellette Mayer Ratliff Rogers Scheuermann Surles Walker Willson The Phi Sigs rock around the satellite. rs 'nl' Come on in and see the trophy we even won the Vodka event. 179 Bohler Burr Cloud Crichton Gillespie Bond Bouvelle Bulcher Cain Cole Colley DaHaye Dodd Greenwell Hancock KENNETH KASE, Pfesidgni' Adams Bellinger MRS. LUCY cRocKER, Housemolher Qjrjjfg- H- Qfrokinf- 5' pen Bl' Conn Cram P I K P P L P H Elder Eslher Thanks lo beauties such OFFICERS as this lhe PiKA's had ca good rush. Kennelh Kose . .... . . . Pigesidenl Neil Howard . . . Vice Presidenl Barry Pickeil . . . . Secrefory Fred Schoror . . Treasurer Fidel elecled house manager again . . . Spec goes home . . . Air is clear again . . . Rush wenl well . . . 3.4 x lOl pledges . . . Foolball leam has lirsl winning season in lour years . . . No one knows who lo blame . . . Grasshopper wins cake race . . . Homecoming display works lor lhe second year in a row . . . Sol a slreak going . . . Volleyball leam gels hol, overheals . . . Zeus comes lhrough again . . . Rain on Thursday . . . Pledgemasler goes in Lake , . . Too bad he broke lhe ice . . . Wha+ are you, some kind ol a nul or somelhing? . . . Mill sels up ham rig in his room: blocks oul lvlom's TV . . . Wagner and Marlin praclicing lrumpel upslairs . . . Besl argumenl lor abolishing music ever lhoughl ol . . . Bridge clique lakes over . , . Poker players relreal lo dark back room . . . When lhe lrosl is on lhe pumpkin . . . Jomey sleeps lhrough lhree malh classes lirsl week . . . Black and while big success . . . ni-,Nz ,X Everyone survives . . . Spring dawns . . . Love blooms . . . V' , . Preslon slars on mound . . . How do I know how we're i .X going lo gel lhe lire engine here lrom New York? . . . Gels 'i one over every now and lhen . . . Jack running lhrough house . . . Spring exams . . . gradualion, hooray . . . Slarls over again nexl lall, ugh! . .. rr r X l ,au ,W wkms Hock Hofmann Holmes dden Marquis Marlin Marx ef' YD 96 iid' Hornsby McClendon N4 it gl .e-ff'-S Howard Humpflelf Kammer Kase McKlnnon McKenz1e McLean McPherson er r Kendall Medlock Llnsay Lowdermilk Meyer Mlckler t-4-4. A new Pledge Sunday and The same old suspense. l ..!' 181 With parking sticker and all the PiKA Reck is ready for the parade. PI KAPPA ALPHA Alpha Della Chapter Moorhead Morrls Pahl Perry Preslon Russo p as 44,9 Joe Wilfong exhibits 'rhe form The PiKAs used To capture second in the school. .. A -vs- -.. f.. .. Sanders Says Scharar Slye Soufhwick Speir Slovall Van Kleeck Wagner . b '14 Wallace - -Q Wesfmoreland W T my . I . Wilkerson ., 11' I 'ho- f' 'E or in J f if MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Basil, R. F. Morris, R. E. Ferber, L. A. Hansel, T. G. Jenny, J. W. Nelson, R. R.. .-was V 4'5'bnf.. Connie Loy congratulates Earl Gillespie for winning lhe cake race. inn' xi 182 Gregg, H. D. Gregory, J. T. Grisl, A. C.. Grynlcewich, N. E. So This is Malleson, D. J. Minor, L. G. Moore, W. B. Morgan, J. E. who messes up The TV. Pillringlon. G. Small, R. W. Slickel, J. E. Wallers, J. E. . I I 'vw . if- ,Q Q' Ml ll ' X. 5 x ' !u il Candle light and punch' set the stage for cz PiKA rush party fi ab: X: . Z 4 . 'Ml ' '. fu M QV.-,. 0' fllg., , ',,.fCi'Pir. ..- -My -l 1, 5- A' h The PiKAs travel clown town to get money tor the UMOC contest. 183 iw... NIH BRACK GREER, President MRS. SALLIE M. ATKINS, Housemoiher PI KAPPA PHI Iota Chapter There are no four brolzhers in This room big enough io- . . . Where do I gel' 'rhe paper bags? . . . you mean Ihose pledges cosl' us 5250.00 a piece . . . Sure we'II play volley- IoaII . . . I know iJc's raining . . . No kidding - a pledge class wiih scholarship . . . blasi Ihem rusilers . . . who ever heard of a wafer powered display? . . . you say Wild Bill Eric followed 'Iheir 'rracks . . . Hooray, we're serving meals . . . Greens again . . . Bul' how did ir gei in 'rhe Phi Gam's TV room? . .' . A cannon . . . LeJr's play Jolly Ball . . . Look, you spike Ihe ball, noi Smiih . . . That 'rhing will never fly . . . did you say if was horizonial and five feel OIF the ground when if weni oul' of sighi . . . we won The Blood Trophy . . . again . . . whal a bunch of hemophiliacs . . . who says my 'goal' has dry roi . . . Who was Thai? . . . Will somebody please Tell me why one of you guys cIidn'I' make me go? . . . To Tennessee 'Ihat is . . . Winier quarier sure was greai . . . we actually won a game . . . Baskeiloall game . . . Finals are coming . . . we can hardly waii . . . spring rolls around again . . . whal a year . . . oh well, iusi wai+ uniil nexi year . The Pi Koppel Phi's enioy on of?-campus beotnik party. OFFICERS Russell Copemun . . . . . Presiden EIIIS NOl'I'0n . . . , Secrefqr E. B. Greer . . . Treasure What on artistic two points. Dear Mom, Please MEMBERS NOT send money . . . I'm broke. PICTURED Adrian, B. Brownlee, J. P. Clary, W. C. Copeland, R. G. Dewhursf, R. L. Giss, W. Hayman, W. Z. 2 lrving, J. C. 'A ' xiii-iv?- '? I' Reneau, R. L. Smifh, D. V. ' This Pi Kappa Phi has suddenly become the center of ahention. 185 Benkerf Brooks Cooper Dales Ditfman Garvin Greer Johnson Keyes Norfon Pefif Roberfs .. -2 lr-fr J 1 Q W. l-:J 5- ,. V , V 'ful 31:2 -1511 ' Q egg . ...T:.1., if 2 4 v. .r 4 I nn '-',-'f , f or l i v In l lp? X ,E ' , Dk i... - if ' ,f i kj' 2- .. ruff... i if Ng. L1 .La , R W fri ,rx f.- El Iylzgj-Ei D If 2,5 :ik Girl w fwriffrp .fl .52 ' V . v ,x 3 V l A 3. . lr 1 lli i lil Il . J. r, Q gi, 4' 551 if A. l Y -1 1 i-bi 1,3J'l', i U i 4 I if . ,is .r i. A ll K. 5753 1 li ll E'-Q1 ' A V, .N q FEL rn ,l ' ,' f m , f-'l H as 7 ' LMT Kiran . il v - L '11 E .Y ' -4 4 A i l I JIM SIRMANS, Presiclenl MRS. WILLIAM NEAL, Housemolher This corner looks as popular as Hollywood and Vine. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILO Georgia Phi Chapler OFFICERS Jim Sirmons . .... . . President John Luey . . . . Vice Presidenl Tommy Turner . . . Secretory Bob Greene .... ...... T reusurer Golcha . . . Pops leads us . . . Thirly-seven new boys . . . Flying saucers land in lronl yard-lake lhird place . . . Grinner's 'reck runs wild . . . Lucy's new song- B'ham Jail . . . l'ley Rabbil, whal do you do? . . . We gel Sweel- hearl, Gunch gels car . . . B. J. lakes Rocky lo lhe zoo . . . The crealure is back in lhe coal mines . . . When lhe Phanlom is angry, lhe whole jungle lrembles . . . Olclesl living pledge heads loolball leam . . . Dog's home-brings own plug . . . Jumbo is a brolher . . . Wade is lrying hard . . . Greek and Obscene lake a lrip-J.P. lravels . . . Need a sock. Linus? . . . Zolly gels pinned . . . Lighlnin' gels dale . . . BeBop's period . . . Zombies' lighl swilch . . . Jumping Slud lwenly-one can . . . ll's while oulside-explosion in Dell house . . . Slunl nighl Whisllers lake lhird . . . Lols ol cigars and roses . . . lhirly in dumpsler . . . Lel's all play in lhe mud . . . Roman orgy-Welchade lor everyone . . . Two loo many bleed . . . I-lowdy, lhal's a closel . . . D.S. linally double bogies par lour . . . Lol'lole has passed TE 2OI .. . Gimme my pin, Rader . . . Neal Pal gels wel. . . E.B. lranslers . . . Fal Jack loses len pounds . . . T.l-I. is oll lo Dog Town . . . Zodiac punch . . . Knockin' lhe dusl oul. I if I ' - ' - TP- 1 -. , 1 ,V I 1' rf Y w--as-. rw ffT ?'T':ff?hL M-1f'- ' :T',f'fE?i-1, T 2 4 v I I I' v' -V .v , J'-'-irfvf, IFJ. Alfa' iif.:T'i3i!'f '1'lii':-.1:'. lf-if 2 'J. --'SUI 9 - Y, , -V , ,. ik ,, , 3 I f G, w ,a-'19, .-'- -1-'32 , . -: I ,-Q ',L.,,i:,- - xl 35 -vp Jag, ,Z--yi-v ' .J H f ', ' 3--,A YH. I - 3 he .P -QKJ--. 'A L. lr- - - ,E-I - L .,.,, . A Y Av f i , g,. Y ,far V-'tr , 'Mx --f 1, .1 'Cn , M r- if 'aye' - , -' L 1 s: .T ,-. TV 1 Y ' , ' fn, ,, 'Q . Y Y ,-, Baldwin Barrs Brasingfon Brewster Burneffe Caldwell Cooper Cullom Daniel Davis Doss Elllngfon Fletcher Frame Gilhens Hall, F. K. Hall, R. L. Handley Hardy Haslam Hawes Hawkins Hendricks Hirons If , . , , QP -gf ... A l' fi ,' ,E xy we XX 3 M y ,,X7'5g X 4 t xt! X I f 5 Sw?-' 187 P. . S ,l, fp. .. L T I Who said the Greeks lead Cl dull life? 'ext v -.., Hogan Hogshead Holland Jefer Jolly Luey Maben McCulchen McGahee McKinley McMullen Mlree Moss Orell Parrish Peavy Ploeger Ramseur Richardson Sands Seals Slrmans Smifh B S Smifh C A Welcome To The SAE house' Georgia Phi Chapter BeaH'y. T. Bowers, W. R. Buclc, R. C. Bunch, H. A. Coais, D. T. Dasher, W. B. Dunlap, J. K. Elebash, A. P. Eskew, T. L. Frame, S. MEMBERS NOT PICTU RED Gulhrie, C. E. Henderson, F. F. Hicks, W. E. Highiower, N. H. Huloner, R. W. McGauhey, W. L. Miller, N. J. Morgan. P. W. Nash, T. M. Newlon, E. T. Preslosn, F. R.. Richardson, D. L Roheris, T. S. Sinealh, J. Q. Simkins, G. B. Smith, C. P. Smilh, G. W. Tharpe, R. H. Thompson, W. L. Tribble, J. H. Sirong g , I. EVE. ni l x . ,Q 1 1 'Nfl sfoddafd -7 f -X L1 5 will Tarrance ' Turner N. Underwood Vickers x., , . .j:..,. Von Herrman Traces of Nassau still remain in The SAE house. Williamson Some SAE's enioy c who is lhul guy The native culture. Wnh The flash bulb' ' 1 , 'l 1 if . an .Il ,bij . i , ., i .1 f V 'xg -1 E. , W., x l , W ' ,4 ,. 'ni W . wr ' if ' , ' lL '73 .- l 1..... DICK ANDREWS, Presidenl MRS. MILDRED MOORE, Housemofher A Tech engineer explains the physics involved in the flotation principal. E ly! Sliv ' L E -li, 'I F -1 y i-V' ,ki En, I , avi ,G fe, ' I ' - . 1 rar si , Rf 1, V56 ' f 'fel ., 'pa' M- n Wy ,afgii I lg 14.2 - , 1- pi.. ' J .yr ' ' I N. I I 'bw 1 12- il F nlf l ..-fe., Kilt' r g'a- I 9 I Y-.IR M il- 'E' I ,fl 'f 7 QI .fm ' 'I ' i' - 'LM' ' W -I MHZ I- .Pk TH :.53g:f.,eQQg a411g'! . it , I Lf, 325 'iz Igrf! gi lil -Il I 41' ' IEE Lava mag- s 1.',f4.slg' fa-iff PM I I-I A I - I a-. anal wf fu leer I f E --ararr+ Adams Ak,-idge Andrews Baker Berger Barnhardl Barnharl Clarke Colquill Colhran Crouch Dahlgren Dean Duerr 190 OFFICERS Dick Andrews . .... . . Presicl Mac Fletcher . .... . . Vice Presicl Robert Lcmdel . . . . . Secret Bill Rushin . . . Treasu Walk us a new year . . . We have a New Year on grill . . . Lol ol spiril. besl since l:O . . . The club - oll lo a dazzling slarl . . . Bopping Rush . . . Filly pled came marching in on Pledge Sunday . . . Say, who lhal who said we gave bids lo every lreshman in Te wood and Glenn dorms? . . We couldn'l have . . . clidn'l gel lhal many pledges . . . Inlramural leams - looking beller lhan ever . . . Foolball leam undeleal maybe . . . Volleyball leam lakes lhree lrom SAE I grace ol lorlell Olher leams ol club sland go chance ol being organized Reid slars makes seve dazzlnng calches ol several Zs on bench coming display big success Skier drowns honorable menlion Prelly good ellorl huh'7 Flelcher reigns as uglresl man on campus Who e had any doubl Wonder dogs S 81 P lake 'Flies a depledge Only losers we had The Spiral ras Social probalzon lhrealens Gross lamls Sydnor grins Rest ol year is anllcapaled wllh ma hopes Only one blol Cigar lhrealens lo gra uale and lake his unsprralnon from club Food I proves Everyone eals al club Parties shine Splrlls looking good SIGMA CHI Beta Psi Chapter I E Pawn-I e Browne Calv l Chappell Chesler Edwards Fe guson Ferguson B Fish r Flelcher ' I . . . - I I u Q ' I ' I . . . Ho . . . , . . . . . , o . ' 'P+Pi.PEI , 'I'-'NU' will I P I ' ,, -- - . , pi A 4 V -5 g3:,:j I L 1 U, I -- -,,1 ri. N ' .' - -- Iwlarrwaa, lawn vW1w2e Mq'fl ri.fa 'H QI 'if ':I- vii- I 1 ' ' -' I ' '51 , I 'z -, -- -' M Ury 'T 'gf 'll' X Q I e-P' tu ' ' x ' Iil.'-- 1 X' '15, ' - 9 Ir. h , 2,34 ' if .- I 1416 3 ii 'LQQZL' , , Q . ty' , . , I I . . , I A ,A xt, 4.-k YI V H 'I yy fl xy II inf' ', '. EMI 'i . . . - 'K , If-Wlfll , ' ., .M f :yr .gap -K I I .- 1 v fe.- ' gh I WHO . . 'A 1 h ll il sl -'I 'X -4 , A 41 sy. - VL e 'T gf. ' H 1 ' wif -J. 1 1 YQ 'I ' 4 1- 'A .l , Q FN-,A . J .,3',sx up - , .3 '. ,N x Q- 4 , r -v :ly 1 ,4 M I V Flflif-,I I4 V I 4 gli-Elini: f-I I 1 r fwlrfa , I B II er r A. , . e Foofe Gardner George Gresham Gurry Harris Haswell Henderson Henson Hicks Higgins Hogg House Hunniculf Hunt Hunfer Ivey Jarrell Jenkins Johnson, F. Johnson, W. Kelly Landel Lee Anderson, D. M. Backus, H. G. Bollon, H. A. Brooks, G. C. Carer, E. Clarlc, R. J. Clarlce, R. G. Clemence, S. P. Cleveland, C. D. Cook, D. W. Crowding, R. S. Dickson, W. P. Drennon, P. W. , .Z . S- , GIS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Dryden, A. N. Fraser, R. Gross, R. J. Hadden, L. D. James, D. R. Johnson, T. M. Lambelh, G. C. Lee, J. G. Levison, C. R. Lewis, R. P. Mackenzie, R. H. Newell, R. K. Parker, E. C. Parker, H. D. Parry, S. H. Quillian, F. B. Redford, T. C. Rushin, W.. E. Scarbrough, W. T. Siallings, L. J. Slriclcland, W. W. Summers, E. N. Tidmore, W. E. Towle, P. S. Windham, C. L. Woods, D. C. The Sigma Chi's exercise an age old custom. A ge... . N--Y x 1. 551, Zyl, .fev 'Q guy! v -gfu'-'fr-13 Qg jE ...- .- : ,..... .... ' .e - ..... .f, - .... ....-. we.: sf: 1-si --qv -N .E . 1 , 4 tx Ha- TliEl'iE:. be- 1 - -.f The girls look as if they have more than they can handle. . ..,. ,V ri, T ,, X Old Beta Psi swings to the tune of You Better Shop Around SIGMA CHI Beta Psi Chapter . xl 4 '1 -BBQ. ,lie Fil Those opaque containers seem to be everywhere. Linder McConkey, A. Papadea Rector Simpson Link McConke Parrott Reid Smith Lockwood Molthrop Perusse Sawyer, C. Standard V C Luckey Morris, D. Porter Sawyer, H Summerlin Luker Morris, Powell Saye Sydnor at Marshall Mullins Ramsey Selden Thomas I ,f ..ampn1Q'f,,g'g-.UQ .-,,5g9,,Jl14Q'i1 A 'If i flu 5. 4 L 1- M V i 1 4 .. -. f . 'Q .L '1 11: H La, fs f ' 4 ,V V,- Mg' '11, 1- 1, 4 D' - Vx 5-'ui Q 1 I , ll' - A yn' E, '- Q M- .' N . . I ll ' v 1, 1 .2 ' W-L. , HG l 1 'X rr Y. 4' sl .A l '1 Travis Wade Waller Wafkins Webber l l -l l ,l l 'l 1, ' ,4-- L .X ., . 51. I ' 9 - 'A-:-- 4 ', V Lag, ' - . .L !.i'1wfA.:L3.' ll' F. . .-tiff., ,gl if-.A . 1- , gh- ' ii H ,xx ., - - ' Q.. . v 1-s fs. .. 4. ' W-w A v 1- .QV r 151, -:L '-V A ff?-V . V' V -gg. ,fer-1,, . JE- V-, ,p-Q., 4. 1. .,..,,.-Q. 5-.,e....' i,:.,..' ff' 1. .44 'X P fzzvmx' ' , L - -.--1-. :gr-1 F Wilh doors falling off and smoke coming out the top the Sigma Chi Reck circles the lot. Li . 'Es gf., 9'-1 -a Dodd's Dinghy gets the finishing Touches bef ore homecoming H e 3 5, be I 15 55, H I 5, Y - jg I ,.wl,ff.cf - i ll i M Qs 1 ,L Wells Wesfberry Whifehead Whifley Wilburn Wrighi' 3 . 'F'-Q ig1'if,.f'j ' - 1 ' Tlx- ' . ' Q-1 1 . S, I l l 193 .ix slang this is c ln old American allecl Cl pig pile. i l nf- px- , 5 . - , --. , I , ' 'T' i '1 .'1 ,-'rr - ,,.f ' , A .,,. ,-, I. ... -., - aff .,f,.-'L-1-g,-..,, AL CADORA, Presidenf MRS. MILDRED GRANTHAM, Housemofher OFFICERS Bob Lawson . . . . . George Lawrence . , Vice Harvey! Clarke . . Mark Smith . The Sigma Nu reck is ready To role says The pilot. President President Secretary Treasurer . J.,p. V Q,-., Q.. SIGMA NU Gamma Alpha Chapi Spiril al' an all 'lime high af l'he ole wazoo . . . Spiril' wa holding sieady . . . Dow's average bullmarlceiing . . Pledges siaried Things off wiih a big splash . . . Big spl in'ro The pool, lhat is . . . Help conserve wafer clean . Nothing else io drink . . . Iniramural wise and oiherwi everyihing is chaoiic . . . B-ball holding iis own wiih 2 average weighi' of siarling line-up . . . Greai leam . . . N epidemic ai lhe house . . . Pins and marriages . . . Dras acrion being taken lo conirol mosquiio . . . Threaiens wilh closing house . . . Idea oi iransiorming it inio nursery is nauseaiing . . . Choo Choo cleihroned by m arnbiiious diciaior . . . Doughnuis has gone inio exile . Lawrence siill iaiiening . . . Smiih geiiing richer . . . Glee decrease . . , Dinlcs follow irend . . . Beiween upsiairs a Nassau, civil sirife. is piling up momenium . . . Ammo raids are frequeni . . . Criclceis. 'loo . . . Meadowlark pledges' sweeiheari . . . Alioo runs a close second . . . F laces, peaches and cream, sorrys, gorps and percys a blossoms are recenl addiiions io The menu . . . Foreign ro also . . . Quoling The mosi famous. All righl. Gang . Noihing surprising since snalce died . . . Scroie! . y 'XV - H ,i-. x , f .S 'L W' Anderson ' ,' , Armsfrong Y T Askin hu ' 'AT-L , fg. Balalis rgi n-:.:?EQ L' '-fgnnf. 'frsxvf Q 4 ,if naman - H51 1 n -X-if, W .llpcf-. U , !':vi,,Y,' f-nwyf -:dh-I T- vu .-.' '. - . .H ' ' . 1 ' - 5? r .T ,. T li'-14, ' N' A . 'ref .,'g 1 ,,g'i! Q1 , 'D' 1 -5 L '-1 - 5., Iryg, .- 3 I .r'..'fUf -5, N--'Jfu r .T-wx H My ,r ,y,.:-711 'L-'L ,,, ' ,V af' Liv .f - -' wr - ' , 1, -X - , . -- '- '- ,- lx 1 rv' x ' l 'xt 1. 4 yd N S if ad X Yemen Bogenholm Boling Bryan Bryson - X- 'J 1 This year The PT 'I0'l frophy weni To The Sigma Nus. ,' fi g The verdict is yours. l i -M r . .lk All ,l ' :'1:- '. aa-19 ., H .fx f' 'T V J ' -. .13 i,3 -.NJ T - ,. . . I Lg 1 - I. , 12 .,Pg'e ' W i H fx' U A y ' T 1 VN 'A I ri- Burch Cadcra Carfer Church Clarke Conkwrighi' Connerai' 195 The Sigma Nus demonstrclfe one of The mcmy conveniences of Cl pool. Adams, A. L. Ailcen, J. A. Byrd, C. W. Clay, M. K. Clemons, W. Crew, S. l. Poole, W. H. Rocco, R. J. Simpson, J. W. Sligh, P. L. Toussleh, S. Williams, J. H. Gamma Alpha Chapter This Sigma Nu seems To have his hands full. .K A , l AXA J f , l .1 VM .iffll - .s C ' 732 . '2f'a'1 . A . X' 4 - 7 y e at fb fr MQ. , Q J ' fl'-ft g 'xx ' -A - v. .Sk 'Ai ll' 'Q-, 1-.'f'4X1' ' 'A I -. QQ '- Egg., . Conway Cooper Cox, R. Cox, W. Craig Denny Dial Dick EIIioH' Evans, D. M Evans, R. D. Fiizpafrick Freeman Gillis G-issendaner Griffing Henderson Hughen Jackson Jakubecy Kennedy Lawson Link Mariin 393 This cleverly balanced reck swings into action before the crowd. .T , f ,, '-'X ' c Woncler if he ever found what he was looking for? This Sigma Nu shows the striking power of the Snakes. Meyer Morgan Motz Newberry Nutting Poe Ratcliff Redmond Rhinehart Roberson Sexton Sippell Smith, M. Smith, T. Sorrells, P. Sorrells, W. Stewart Stokes Thomason VanLandinghamWright Yonge York Zimmerman 197 IL LI7':1.l L SSI, EULIE RUSHTON, Presidenf MRS. L. L. KBONAJ MASON, Housemofher SIGMA PHI EPSILON Georgia Alpha Chapter Rush, rush. rush week . . . 28 fledglings missed fhe Tappa Nu Keg House Homecoming . . . Welcome Alumfib . . . Fun spoiled by Elliol Ness . . . Jones is ugly . . . Ablowich, All-American, las? seen wearing Red, While, and Blue rid- ing britches . . . Freshman rops heap, Drsala leads Frosh lwhere?l . . . Five lries, Judd passes swimming, now l was a Tech sludenl for The Campus Cops . . . Mom given a banquel for five years of service . . . Grass grows 'call in hall. no swear, Fearless Fred 'lo The rescue . . . lvlidnighl scenes . . . Emply peanulbulrler jar by wooden sign wilh the lellers R.l.P. inscribed . . . Perennial Penguin models Dior fashions pulling El Produclo . . . Benl' Lilly pads shin- ing in the moonlighl' . . . lvy-League Counlry Boy appears for dale afler four hours of laborious preparalidns . . . Prez eludes dunking plol despile lvlala Hari . . . Elvis peeking 'rhru horn rims in lhe Bird Cage . . . D. R. found chained lo plow lpledges slill polishing plowl . . . Debbie Drake visils house-promoles l'lear'r Fund? . . . Boy, do lhose exercises show resulls . . .' Umm Boy! . . . Spring's here, olzl lo rhe lake . . . Wanled-one slow ball pilcher, Fire Ball Slaflord retires . . . Al-l, Summer at lasl! Ablowich Acerra Adams Banks Bowie Carlson Dailey Demefriades Drsafa El rod Esche Faussemagne Floyd Gregg Gufermuih Haley Harrcp Hendershof Heringfon Hudson Hufchins Johnson Johnston Jones Judd 198 ww X' LL. .mu.,.,.11','u' . - 0, . ' .-,-T.'iq,,. , I . 1' . .., ll .,,f.,,3'1, 737 ,lf I .LQ v V I Q-,guard , its . 3 . 5 OFFICERS he Rushton .... . . Presideni t Bowne . Vice President . Secretary erb Rusk . . . Treasurer QS2!Z4A0 'A . , 'lkfiafl E iggzfl f E TMMEMW MEMBERS NOT PICTURED James, M, B. Kirk, L. R. Koenig, P. R. Leddiclr, K. Mills, H. M. Murphy, J. T. Powers. J. R. Sedlacelr, J. P. Schaum, L. G. Shufe, M. H. Siavros, H, T. Thafcher, W. A woicsk, c. M. Young, R. L. . ,., ...N .' in Xi fi 2. af ' -nj Z FIU This is The prelude fo The orgy. SIGMA PHI EPSILGN Georgia Alpha Chapter Seems like when we ploy with play money I win. l ' 1 AQ 3' 1 .5 . ' J H. 5 4' W w Q . E W f-'J Kg '4': , E X 1 , M0153-ffQ.Hif hu aiu PHIL GANG, President TAU EPSILON PHI Phi Chapter i Backer Berman Danzig Gang Goldsmith Gordon Hzkowifz Leo Loop Lyba non Rlvkind Roih Sil berman Susfer Sweren lt. i V I ' I, .'i, All are looking forward to the site of The new house. OFFICERS Phil Gang . .... . . Presiden Abe Suster . . . . Vice Presiden Gordon Goldsmith . . Secrefar Don Backer . . . . Treasure Beep, beep . . . Whai- grease . . . Susier Speeelc . . . O God, noi' 'runafish again . . . Lilce len men . . . Six girl love me? . . . Gordon, she's in love wiih me . . . Thi room is cold . . . The albairosses were here . . . Ou Sweelhearis-Scabs, Shanlcs. eic .... l have 'ro go 'I The b-la-b-boolcsiore . . . Your eyesighl is curiailed In Jrhe inner walls ol your-- . . . Up 'ro 'rhe Wiis Le'r's go . . . l don I wani 'ro be cynical, buf il' can' work . . . Baby Biri . . . Lei's go down and -- o ihe---. . .This is so bad ...One of my boy friends-Ihe King, bul who's 'rhe Queen? . . . Find Jrh Pimp . . . ls ihis food? . . . Will il' really sieer from u Jrhere? . . . Nexl year ii will loe lsr place insiead of 4+ . . . have some grease from our grease Iaciory . . . know Jrhere was a display 'rhere lasi nighl . . . I+ mus have vaporized . . . Please don'i malce me say ii agai . . . We're on lhe one yard line--oh. il s our one yar line . . . How are our 'ren one-man volleyball ieams? . . Dumper, how's ihe sioclc marlcel . . . Whai did we do wir 'rhe colored lighis from Jrhe Veriigo parly . . . l+'s a ne regime . . .Whal s besi kind of Pl? ...Who ihrew bull a The conclave . . . Nexi year wiih new house-50 pledges 5 sg -Q- v ' I J' Q, X-ra all r. 1: -w x 4 v 1 J' .i L Q 3,1 1 I J:-: J X 1 f m f 4 W9 Talk aboui BOY, being Gung Ho. whvf U Qamel MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Bellen, D. F. Kaplan, C. H. Schulman, S. l. Berman, G. W. Koenig, A. R. Sfernberg. G. R. Kalilcow, N. R. PiH'man, L. Weiss, J. W. Rosenlhal, R. S. From here it sounds like sweet nothings. 203 'VQ1' Q ...G R. ROYCE KNEECE, President MRS. LOMIE JETTON, Housemother Two heads are better than one. ,I TAU KAPPA EPSILO Beta Pi Chapter OFFICERS R. Royce Kneece . .... . . Preside Robert Harris . . . , Vice Pre-side William P. MCKll9lID8n . . . . Secrefq Joe W. Kilpatrick . , Tregsur Fall . . . Rush saves the thirty-two innocents from throes tradormitories . . . Scholarship up . . . Trophies are in . . TKE on ryes, er, rise . . . Football and volleyball start a whirl . . . Return to normalcy . . . Carter tinds a troz glass ot water on desk . . . New turnace goes into Bri House . . . Wedding bells are ringing . . . Piedmont ice breaking . . . Blue Print improves . . . Tekes die hard . . Delar Mr. Cover . . . lron Horse tinally stumbles up the h . . . Lots ot applause . . , No iudges . . . Duteny raids Hom coming display in emergency movement . . . Winter . . Actives pull 2.74 point-average tor Fall quarter . . . Pledg shape up or shi out . . . Kitchen going strong . . . T Wedge is on eclge again . . . Sweetheart had a baby . . You can't keep a good girl down . . . Pikes rolled over to times in bowling . . .'l-lope they remember the dates ne year . . . Pledgetrainer l-lump talks to Chapter about Lo . . . Ferris wins Beta Sigma award . . . Trumpler trump in bridge . . . Spring . . . New otticers unveiled lso speakj . . . Oh well! . . . Ft. Lauderdale takes its toll . . On to sottball . . . IFC sing comin' up . . . Spring tina ugh! . . . Good year ends . . . 1'-11, l1 f: ii 'lfld-L11 . 15 1 -c,, -51. :-,,1 V1 '. :ffl 1 ', 11: 1 ,1 1 1 , ,f 1 1- 1 V' -n ' ll 1,1 933' . ' , T, 1, . 1l XT-7 . 7 1 1 1 1' qwl -.I , I .Q ,F 1 ' I --Q 1 'HIE 1' ' Q W' lx' ,, 1 In ,. .,.,,. A. '- W '1 Q M k X .51 e 1 F 5554.2 ' V fi? 1 A 4' Egg. , .Q2 I rr 4: 1 -- 1 'v ,1 1 1 . .,vJ.1cL. X , , 4 1 1? W 1 1 2.7. P ' l ' . 1 U' V 1 2: , ' -gf.:-1 1' f ' X tl ' J 5 l 5 -M1 1 l 1' . 1 .. , 1 1 l. K 1. 1 - ilk 1 914 1, . . N X F law 1 kkf' 2 V' 7 '1:'1,-,rf-Af: 1' 1 ' ' -c , '1 YI X-1 ' I 1 ,Hl l 1 1, I fl: 11 .ski 9 Ki. ,HV A 1f 1 14 U 1 1 l 1 9 l -':'Y-T . - 11 W- Qaizsgi ' ' B -' 1-4, Isl L wi U ' ' iq? -,-, 'k i U , iff 'ij Q , 7' 'U' 5. lj ,. 1- 1' 1 1 1 1 , . 111. 11 1 ,. 1 K 1' 1 1 1 1 lL I 1 n., , 11l 1 1 4, 1 'I N I 1 11 1 1' , ,L... Asamofo Barker Bodner Hou Bryce Butler Ca r'l'er Conley Cornell' Covington Crouch de la Torre Delfmann Ellsworth Everett Ferris Frey Frlckhoeffer Harris Held Her berfson Hifch cock Hodgson The hour of decision has arrived. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Baack, T. A. Bonanno, J. A. Calkins, D. J. Cleveland, J. P. Davis, J. H. Humphreys, R. W Jeager, W. A. Johnson, T. W. Keith, J. D. Law, C. H. Little, J. H. Moss, W. R.. Post. C. B. Reichers, J. B. Rupnilc, L. J. Smith, M. L. Vogel, P. T. Williamson, J. D Womack, J. C. Zeigler, F. J. ls this 'I59 Fifth Street? TAU KAPPA EPSILON Beta Pi Chapter The TKE's use their set up man to good advantage. ,- El IP: This scene would make anyone want 'ro become Cl Georgia Tech engineer. Kilpatrick Kneece Knighf Locke Marfek McCay McKibben McQueen Miller Padron Peterson Reinhearl' Rogers Street Taylor Templefon Wafson Wa'H's Wesi' Williams Wifi' Woodrum Wrighf Yeake 207 OFFICERS I ff, Dennis Rolhgaber . . .... . . Presicie ,-s, -X . Ben Sumroll . . . Vice Preside U Bill Peacher . . Secrefd i ' Y -A T James Crofton . - Treusur 1 Rush again . . . 'Iired hands . . . cramped smiles . . . Faullcn acquires Fingers . . . regisiraiion lines . . . 2:30 iime ca . . . screwed again . . . Marines reiurn . . . Puri and Dum ai ir again . . . Rush girls arrive . . . World's Biggesi Jug . . . Spade zeroed in, x'd our . . . Resulis, 'rhirty pledges . Homecoming Re-ck ihird. display honorable meniion aga . . . a liirle beiier ihan average bear . . . won siereo wi Marlboro boxes . . . Fall quarier pariies . . . J. D. does again . , . prohibiiion-darlc days are here . . . Reb Capone rides again . . . The Phantom deiaces our wall . ivioiormouih mainiains another maraihon . . . U. oi sieals ironi door and suiiers relaliaiion . . . card games a finals begin . . . New Year's Eve celebraiors cross ihe Ri 'ro have a blasi . . . Winier quarler comes rolling in . Z's reforms . . . SAE's fall io us in baslceiball and bowli ihanlcs io Big Daddy . . . Siunl nighi slcii wins second . Who Jrhe hell's ihe Big Four? . . . Eleven new broih iniiiaied . . . Carnaiion Ball . . . new Dream Girl, Sa Irwin . . . Pledges reirigeraie hor box . . . Can'i belie +ha'r . . . eleciions and campaigning . . . Winier fin draw near . . . Looking forward io ihe Wop Hop . . . DENNIS ROTHGABER, Presidenf MRS. MARION STEWART, Housemolher Ii-Z ' 1 IN EN' If' Fill- ei er- lll'?-u-. is I 5 ri .I atv I I i i THETA CHI ?- 'llIl a nnie ' P0I10fA 145 - Alpha Nu Chapter Baisden Balfls Beloie Blackwood Branford Carahaly Carroll Casfle Cooke Craffon Davis, D. Davis, F. Davis, H. Deile Dickinson Duane Esslinger Efhridge Faulkner Flefcher Forbes Gilberl' Gladden Greynolds Grooms Grove Gullickson Hamiifon Harper Harrison Harfsell Heard Hughes Jones, J. Jones, R, Kenneck 208 xxx mit... MN xxx'-1 Nl-,, ', ,N .1 ' 'ww if 1- -e e.,... , nfs..-,-.L1.,.--' .f.. ,. .- -1. un., 11 , 3 This Theta Chi seems confident that his reck will make it. of l: g 'kii LL ' ' lg ft' -L-'Fu 'iff 4' ,T 4513 :E-52 A ,Qi Kienel Knowles Lanham Lee Lenz Lipscomb Lores Mackoul Mason Mclntosh McNeelY Guess As cz special rush attraction the WI-,ds pinned? Theta Chi's have Professor Foote ploy and sing folk music. 209 We're having cl rush party. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Looks as if the feeling is mutual. THETA CHI chapnn, R. D. Mclntosh, E. J. Roberts, R. M. h N 1. Edwards, R. L. Michael, P. H. Self, R. W. p a u a p e Epps, J. R. Ormiston, G. A. Smith, W. J. Fitts, W. L. Pfaff, C. A. Stokes, T. R. May, C. D. Pirkle, R. W. Troughton, R. C. ls this the twentieth century Cinderella and Prince Charming? McRae Meares Moor Oswald Preacher Pignataro Rhodes Rolhgaber Ryder Sherrill 5 3 Q Emi-Ii ES'-. em- , mem ' , A k-- V , I , . , ' . , N M- x 4lW'f Q In , my I , Ye?nJ' f ' ' ,qs iifijgg 7 . . Q ' 'dr A-A 'f f LIE ,l ,f Q in 31 fit N 'fri X xl' 'W 'W 'Q . 'J 'R 'Q-' ' 5 A 4 , a-2, ww - A 'P ,. 1.-. ,. fig: f s: 23236 V4-5 aw 55462 -lj -RY-,i-5,-5 , f ': , qggfz g gf TT f -NL 1 5- famm f .1 I A' 4 ? x V ! I, I , ijrsrf Ya A JV MH , H 'Q wa atwgg , :,i.,'MM . J: I 1 A f I xL '-L1'Q,ii-L v-Aki. ., ' ' '- . 1 xi I v-Ai .. f . V + 0 . . Y ,F F. - .. . .,.,. ' r t., sq 7 r., -A- 4 ,-JAM, VH: , N. ,1' -. ,:f113,'4h 5 ' I ,V 5- M' - - V,--, JACKSON MARR, President MISS NELL FARRELL, Housemother THETA XI Beta Alpha Chapter MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Balkin, L.. M. Gutierrez, J. Calhoun, D. L. Patrick, D. R. Chiang, E. Powers, W. T. It seems that the Theta Xi's have a very versatile living room. Pylant, T. A. Whitehead, E. S. Whitley. D. C. 1 OFFICERS Jackson Marr . .... . . Presid David Patrick . . . Vice Presid Hugh Garrison . - - 5GCf6f William Powers . - TFGUSU Good year, good show . . . better than most . . . w than some . . . House was improved on muchly . . . r grass in back yard . , . golt coarse . . . looys in jail . . . us a cat . . . Countess Minou . . . Black, temale, ho broken . . . temporarily got us another cat . . . Gray. m unhousebroken . . . ??? . . . Five more coats ot paint driveway walls . . . Mr. Clean runs the house like a garri . . . tound a roach in the house . . . so as not to mar record we talked him to death . . . talk boy. we have th phones-need ten . . . disGUSting . . . speaking ot ho we took second place with our homecoming display . Wagner and dragon caught tire-nice funeral . . . M ot us are pinned . . . Said never, lout went along with group . . . Cool basketball team, ours that is . . . man games ...and bowling . . . Just tollow star to our be bowier . . . Good couchhunter too . . . Best ot all . . . have plenty ot good food . . . Hey Sally . . . Plenty ot sl . . . Especially King ot Jungle . . . But, he's been sick... we studied very hard ...Our pledges were tirst on the . . ,by the way, what's on TV? . . . BZZZZZ . . . Any . . . Scholarship Trophy . . . here we come again. . . Who will be hexed by the black cat? in , . B , 1, F Ut L l .r I A U 1 V X N I , . 11:5-mf ,. V, .,-1.-I R i s .Jflu .X 'fi-ZH YQARK 1 Ny Ll M GW' w 1: . I . 8 4 ?:' E' v. At 'N M, Nik 'F.. ., X49 yi 511 T as : 'I '55 .Tb ' YI N ,IN V - K Q Fl 3 A fv 1 L' YI, ' lvl: '-hi 217' K A V: PM 'Q--A gf' If ' I 1-','L .K 1 .'L ' 'ar if 22+ 45 A N1 if 'Z 1 ' xii: 34 t 5 'E 4 ff Q Q X FF 2' ,, F352 .-1 M' px E , V 1 'i .L 1, H1 JA A 1 ll ,Qizfa ' ,-zfs5j,'ffw-if - .L 9- 1 .u -.-m .-,, A , I Q' 1. 511, L. Q . A ' ' .3 1 'lk ,v I ! Vt.. A115 , 1 ,l , 5 fa.. 1- '- ,L 1-al: W w 3-N-'A - K, . . 4. fmt, V ,api , rf?-gt, 0 . ..f,: 'S ., 5 1 1 4 I I an , -, F 4 f mf .p A1-Q -,,,y ,f f H KE . ' . V I ' KJ? ll H, . 11.-9319. fag. :,g3!:?.3e-'-if-f ' if f-K m,lhnE:L .,.'-AV -'L 'L .- hY,,ir'7 41 4' - z 3 - '-VRQQ,-fl' Q., . Hffrf -I ' Q 'ff Pi- -' 'A x 'l 'g3.'..:F1 mf 'f q'7,p ' E135 1 5515? .ig Ei- J 'L ., ..e..., ' T , Q55 .,,. .Tj 'hiv If V- igi. gn' fr-' -s --1 . U ,,5,,Lf.,' ,.',.1h, u'1,161,1 ' ' .yt wi Ra 'v ff! .T-' 'AF ,JJ I iq! u 1 is 17 U I' v 'x . it A -A 1- ,,.1 I, , .., .5 f. 3,-b, -46 -,La .lv 'Xa ,W L, 7 .Pix if '- , A , ' .::- ,-.' , A f' 4 t Xw?. rf I v- A- 1 . .yu . , 54 3 ' Af, f , 'i',J.' A 1, .Lg rv, R F N .' a'Y4,-f ,,.-,., N J 4 .. +1 , 196 4 q .. , 'Q' 1 f.f.A.,,:lg'. . 5 W, I A 'if r1,,, . x ,. rp ' , I' X M-:P -A sin, . ' '.. n, .Q .5-. , Q .wx -A, .. A, ' .- . -K 23 -.. ' 1-1 QQ . ,, A 1 ' - - A5-gf , OFFICERS George Beach President Snooks Soye Vice President Ted Bywoter Secrefary Gerald Burch Treasurer GEORGE BEACH, Presidenf flifsazzf GERALD BURCH TED BYWATER DON RENTZ SNOOKS SAYE 216 ANAK SOCIETY And 'rhere were I'l1e Nephilin, The sons of ANAK, w came of the gianisz and we were in our own sighi as gra hoppers, and so we were in 'rheir sight -Numbers I3.3 From a passage in The Fourlh Book of Moses comes I name ANAK given lo The highesl' Senior Honorary Socie ANAK has acled as a liaison belween sludenls a Iacully, worked Io guide and control The sludenl body, a organized various olher clubs and activilies on campus. This sociely recognizes men for leadership and leadersh only: scholaslic work has no meaning whaisoever in elecli Io membership. Fraiernily and non-fralernily men are eli ble. race and religion have no imporlance. Only Ihe Io of Tech is paramount A man can be a leader in only one aclivily, and if can do an oulstanding job, he slands as good a chan lor eleciion as a man who has been a leader in many. The work oi ANAK is done complelely in secret and recognilion or publicily is soughl for ils various aclivilie PAT PEAVY FORREST TRAVIS MRICON DELTA KAPPA icron Della Kappa, a na+ional leadership honor sociely, ludes men who have allrained leadership in several ol lhe ny and varied aciiviiies. ODK organizes lhe mosi repre- groups of men from all phases of college life, and 'rogether members of 'rhe faculiy and sludenl body of lns'ri'ru'l'e on a laasis of mulual inl'eres+s in club proiecis. ranks wilh ANAK as 'rhe highesl honor a Tech man receive. eligible for membership musi be outslanding in aspecls ol campus life. The sociely recognizes lhe of rhose sludenls who have demonsrraled characler. leadership, and scholarship. Eligiloilily is deiermined on a poinl sysfem basis. wiih a number of poinls given for every honor or posi- arlained. ODK holds regular monlhly dinner meelings wiih ils culiy members, al which lime plans and projects 'ro im- ove lhe campus are considered, discussed, and eagerly derlaken. OFFICERS 1 Peclvy . . .... . . Presidenf eorge Beach . . Vice President rrest Travis . . . Secretary ger Kaiser . . Treasurer JOHN DISHMAN STEVE HANDLEY SNOOKS SAYE FORREST TRAVIS Q PAT PEAVY, President GEORGE BEACH WARREN BATTS ROGER KAISER DON RENTZ JOE TURNER JOHN WALKER WHO Who's Who among siudenis in American Colleges and Uni- versiiies is a naiional honor organizaiion for ouisianding srudenis which has been in exisience since I934. This honorary has become one of The most familiar in The naiion. The siudenis recognized by This organizalion are nomi- naied from abour seven hundred lilly colleges and uni- versilies. The campus nominaiing commiiiees, which ai Tech are appoinied by ihe Siudeni Council, are insirucied ro consider, in making their seleciions. ihe si'uden'r's scholar- TED BYWATER AL CADORA BOB GREENE STEVE HANDLEY Qi! w i J. B. MATHEWS SID NEWBURGER MILLER TEMPLETON FORREST TRAVIS SW Q mmm MMT l l HO ship: his pariicipaiion and leadership in academic a exiracurricular aciiviiiesg his citizenship and service Georgia Tech: and his promise of Fuiure usefulness. This nafional honor organizaiion awards Io each memb a cerliiicaie of recognirion, presenied Jro him on ihe camp Each new member and his aciiviiies are lisiecl in the ann book of all new members which is published nalionally. placemeni service is also 'available io all new ' GUY CARMICHAEL DON CHAPMAN BRIAN HOGG FRED JUDD T uso PARRISH PAT PEAVY 218 T MIKE THOMAS TOMMY TURNER WARIREN BATIS BEN CHILCUTI' ROGER KAISER DON RENTZ DOROTHY VIDOSIC GEORGE BEACH PETE DEMETRIADES DAVE KAMMAR JERRY SANDS JOHN WALKER RICHARD BELL GERALD BURCH MAC FL ETC HER OWEN FORRESTER MIKE KANEY RUSS KNIGHT SNOO KS SAYE BILL SCARBOROUGH RANDY WATTS JACK WILSON OFFICERS John Dishmun Presidenf Don Gentry Vice Presidenf Jim Jeter Secrefary Bill Cox Treasurer JOHN DISHMAN, Presidenf Jl IKOJEME SOCIETY I Luomauav I X l Koseme Society Cne of lhe mosi' respec'l'ecl organizafions on campus is Koseme Sociely, established by ANAK in I9I2. Since bei reesfablishecl in 1949, Koserne has incurred increasing pr 'rige and dignily as ai leadership honorary. The purpose lhe sociely is lhe recognilion of oulstanding juniors a 'rhird quarler sophomores for rheir achievemenr on slud acliviiies. leadership. and services 'lhal' are of benefit 'rhe srudenls and to The school. Koseme is nor alfogelher an honorary. for il' unclerla several service proiecls each year which are deemed wor while for lhe Tech campus or ils sluclenls. These proie include lhe special quarlerly issue of 'rhe Technique, whi conlains lhe inslcruclor-course lislings, and working wilh ODK on The problem of academic honesiy. A recenl chan in The conslilution of Koseme provides for rwo facully me bers lo serve as iacully advisor and secrerary-lreasurer 'rhe sociely. Mr. J. 6. Wohlford has been 'rhe lfacuhly advi This year. and the secrerary-Jrreasurer. Dr. W. C. Biven. BILL Cox JOHN Dis:-:MAN Dicx FRAME DoN GENTRY 1. . fi ,1.11,. - i 0 JIM JETER RUSS MADDox JoE MccuTcHEN CHARLIE POWELL 220 arriva alhews arrish ivkind hrailkill PHI KAPPA PHI Anderson Calcolf Floyd Hinson Lineberger Mexlc Peavy Robinson Turner Bair: Cooke Ga nn Horldf Locke Moore Peifis Sands Vid oslc Baxle Copeland Goldberg gase yons N ave Porier Shelion Watson Blount Delk Harris Knighi' Mallard O'Grady Porferfield Slicker Woods Bosarge Evereii' Hawkins Koralek Marlin Parks Randall Thompson Wrighl' 221 DR. PAUL WEBER, Presidenf OFFICERS Dr. Paul Weber . .... . . . President Vernon Crawford . . . Vice President William L. Carmichael . . . Secretary Kenneth R. Purdy . . . . Treasurer The oldest naiional scholasiic honor socieiy on Ihe Georgia Tech campus. Phi Kappa Phi has grown so in presiige and in populariiy ihai ii now has esialo- Iished chapiers in more ihan fiiiy colleges and uni- versiiies ihroughoui The naiion. Ever since iis founding i.n I897, admission 'io Phi Kappa Phi has been one of ihe highest honors any unclergracluaie siuoleni may receive. A+ Georgia Tech only ihose seniors who have mainiainecl ihe highesi of scholasiic averages for Ihree years and have never failed a course may apply for membership. Phi Kappa Phi represenis ihe scholasiically eliie ol ihe school. As such high regard is given io' ihe ouI'- slancling stuclenis. Phi Kappa Phi has done much lo Iceep up 'che siandards ai ihe.Georgia Insiilule of Technology. The members musi have oiher ouisiancl- ing qualifies. The local chapler oi Phi Kappa Phi is noi a ioially naciive honorary organizaiion. Ii' exercises an active roII'by concluciing 'rhe annual Honors Day ceremonies during spring quarier which recognizes ouisianding siudenis here at Tech. T WARREN L. BATTS, President OFFICERS Warren L. Butts ..... . . President William C. Lineberger . . Vice-Presideni William R. Delk . . . . . Secretary Wilbur E. Boscirge, Jr. . . . Treasurer TAU BETA PI Tau BeTa Pi Tor many years has been The leader among naTion's collegiaTe socieTies Tor The recogniTion oT The o sTanding engineering sTudenTs. ln i925 The Georgia Alpha ChapTer was insTalled here The Georgia Tech campus. IT has since Then grown To come one of The largesT of The approximaTely one hund chapters which are presenTly in exisTence. EligibiliTy is principally based upon The scholasTic achie menTs of engineering sTuclenTs. Only Those sTuclenTs who pursuing siuclies in The engineering Tields and are in upper TenTh of Their iunior class or The upper eighTh Their senior class are eligible Tor membership. FurTher quiremenTs Tor membership in Tau Beta Pi include characT personaliTy, excellence in leadership. and service To school. Tau BeTa Pi is an acTive organizaTion whose members a assisT in Freshman OrienTaTion, challenging each one To To obTain The honor of membership in This honorary socie Aaron, N. C. Abernathy, E. M. Anderson, J. P. Ashby, R. C. Baffs, W. L. Baxley, J. V. Blounf, W. F. Bosarge, W. E. Bowen, W. S. Burgess, J. M. BriTfon, R. A. Calccff, G. R. Cook, F. L. Cooke, J. F. Copeland, J. A. Cox, W. N. Delk, W. R. DeLoach, A. Dishman, J. M. ElIioTT, G. P. U MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Barnwell, W. L. Cain, K. C. Capps, J. W. Hill, L. A. Jackson, J. M. Knighi-, J. M. Longley, J. D. Schonenberg, E. C. Teffelbach, F. M. Evereff, S. R. Falkner, C. E. Floyd, F. W. Frahm, C. P. French, R. J. Gann, A. G. Green, H. C. Harris, R. A. Hawkins, H. J. Herberf, W. R. Herbsf, D. R. Hinson, D. C. Johnsfon, K. D. Jones, C. R. Jusius, C. G. Kase, K. R. Knighf, W. R. Koralek, A. S. Lee, J. G. Lineberger, W. C. Locke, W. J. Lowe, J. T. Lyons, D. W. McGonigaI, W. E. Mafhews, J. B. Mayfield, W. W. Mexic, D. Nave, C. R. Oden, S. F. O'Grady, T. A. Parrish, L. G. Pless, R. T. Porfer, R. L. Porferfield, C. D. Randall, R. B. Rehfield, L. W. Roberis, W. L. Robinson, J. J. Sands, J. D. Saffinqer, S. S. Slicker, D. L. Smifh, D. L. Templeion, W. M.Thompson, R. S. Thrailkill, H. A. Turner, A. J. Watson, J. M. Webb, J. J. Wilson, J. H. Woodard, J. M. Woods, R. C. Woodward, J. H. Wrighf, J. G. Ziegler, J. A. 223 Goldberg, F. L. Horldf, P. C. Larriva, R. F. Marlin, W. J. Parks, J. K. Rivkind, A. M. Sufherland, J. C. Whifehead, H. C. Zimmerman, J. E. f l fgv .A ' 1 AN 'Y ...rl NEAL THARP, Presidem' Allshouse, W. B. ll Barnwell, G. G. Jr. Bondar, D. G. Brannon, R. R. Jr. Cornwell, J. D. Jr. Edmondson, C. K. Floyd, J. C. Guess. H. A. Jr. Haney, H. P. Harris, P. R. Harfley, D. L. Hawkins, J. S. Judge, J. R. Knownacki, W. A. Lalham, T. W. Madanfck, c. E. McCaslin, W. Y. Jr. McMlllln, J. A. Miller, W. H. Nass,'A. W. Jr. ' .- Phi Ela Sigma Z? 22 Z. C22 ?2'-EZ? Z. Z 1 Zrf , E9 J. l e Georgia Tech Chapfer of Phi Efa Sigma encourages d rewards high scholasfic affainmenf among the members fhe freshman class. Because of fhe stricf requiremenfs for membership. fhe hesf honor a 'Freshman can receive is fo be elecfed fo is organizafion. To be eligible a freshman musf have an erage of 3.5 for fhe firsf quarfer or an overall of 3.5 for freshman year. As a further incenfive for scholasfic endeavor fhe nfernify presenfs a cup each spring fo fhe freshman with e highesf scholasfic average. In addifion, fhe nafional Phi a Sigma Frafernify offers fwo scholarships of fhree hundred nllars each fo a deserving freshman each year. As parf of orienfation each freshman receives a pamphlet Illed How fo Sfudy. This is published by Phi Efa Sigma as aid fo fhe freshman in developing his sfudy fechniques. Pafienfs in fhe infirmary are grafeful fo fhis frafernify for e inferesting reading matfer fhaf if always provides. Nowell, W. O. Jr. Nowlin, B. E. Powell, C. R. Rogers, R. W. IV Seanling, F. H. Smifh, D. L. Sfrickland, T. D. III Swearingen, D. W. Thomas, R. M. Walend, K. F. Weems, A. H. Winingder, T. K. Wren, M. M. Wynn, W. M. Zarghamee, M. S. OFFICERS Neal Thorp ......... Presidenf Fred Scanling . . Vice Presidenf Billy Miller . . . . Secrefary Bill McCc1sIin . . Treasurer MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Burke, N. I. Marshall, O. L. Corbeff, D. N. Maye, W. T. Gla-nlcler, D. P. Moseley, G. W. Hill, L. A. Nason, J. ic. Pellecl, G. Adamson, W. L. Anders, J. B. Anderson, J. P. Baker, G. E. Jr. Barnett, C. E. Blount, W. F. Bryan, R. E. Byrd, J. B. Cram, M. E. Duval, J. F. Everett, S. R. Fleming, W. J. Floyd, F. W. French, R. J. Gann, A. 6. Herbert, W. R. Hutcherson, D. C. lsgelte, H. C. Johnston, K. D. Kase, K. R. Lyons, D. W. McDaniel, W. H. Morris, L. E. Rehfield, L. W. Saffell, J. A. Slicker, D. L. Small, J. R. Smith, B. W. Thompson, R. W. Wallace, W. A. Warren, L. P. Watson, G. G. Wright, J. G. Wrong, W. A. Yeoman, J. P. Young, T. D. -OH H RAY HERBERT, President Briaerean Society Section I Roy Herbert President Frcmk Floyd Vice President Bridges Smith Secretary Don Lyons Treasurer OFFICERS Section ll James M. Wats President John R. Freem Vice Presiden Andrew M. Rivlci Secretary William J. Mor Treasurer JAMES M. WATSON, President Briaerean Society was founded aT Georgia Tech in l9I2 a socieTy To promoTe good scholarship and high ideals long The sTudenTs aTTending Georgia Tech under The co- eraTive plan. Since The Tounding of The Briaerean SocieTy Ire Than six hundred members have graduaTed and have ained posiTions of leadership in nearly all phases oT -gineering and indusTry. Members of The socieTy are selecTed Trom sTudenTs in the -operaTive deparTmenT on The basis oT ouTsTanding achieve- enT and abiliry in Their academic and exTra-curricular ac- iTies. STudenTs oT The socieiy are expecTed To have ouT- nding scholarship. leadership and characTer. Qualified denTs become eligible aT The end of Their sophomore year. he socieTy is divided inTo Two secTions: The TirsT section Lands school during The winTer and summer quarTers, while second group aTTends school in The Tall and spring. The aerean SocieTy'conTinually sponsors proiecTs which arf ned Toward opporTuniTies Tor co-operaTive sTudenTs. Abernafhy, E. M. BaTTs, W. Calcoff G. R. Jr Delk, W. R. Freeman, J. R. Greenlee, D. A. Harris, R. A. Herbsf, D. R. Kauffman, J. C. Locke, W. L. Lee, J. G. Jr. Marriin, W. J. Miller, W. Parsons, O. S. Pirkle, J. C. Rivkind, A. M. Ryier, H. A. Sellars, J. D. Simmons, R. E. .lr Thrallkill, H. A. Turnkey, L. J. Jr. Travis, 0. F. Watson, J. M. Willson, A. M. 227 Aguilar, R. R. Ashby, R. C. Freeman, J. R. Greenlee, D. A. Hawkins, H. J. Hodges, D. R. Hoffman, J. R. Jones, N. M. Malhews, J. B. Moore, E. Powell, C. R. Sanborn, A. E. Sullivan, W. E. Wilburn, G. P. Alpha Pi Mu The lncluslrial Engineering Honorary Sociely al' Geor Tech is Alpha Pi Mu. ll recognizes iuniors ancl seniors mai ing in lndusirial Engineering who have mainlainecl a h ranlc in scholarship and who have fulfilled lhe requireme of leadership. characier. and breadth oi inlerest. Alpha Pi lvlu seeks 'ro benefil ils members by 'rhe asso lion ancl experience lhal can come from bringing a group wilh similar inleresls, obieclives, and abiliiiesi by inviling speakers from lime lo time To speak on which are ol special inleresl lo lnduslrial Engineers. Alpha Pl Mu Aioins wiih 'rhe A.l.l.E. in planning ancl senling an exhibil' lor The annual Engineers' Day. Mu also selecls lhe oulsianding senior in lncluslrial ing each year and presenls 'co him The Alpha Pi Mu at lhe Honors Day program. The Georgia Tech Chapier oi lhis honorary was in lhe fall of I9-4-8. This chapler has since lhen grown lo lhe presenl' Nalional lnduslrial Engineering Honorary OFFICERS D. M. King I Presidenf l EQ A R. c. Ashby X Vice Presidem' D. A. Greenlee Secretary H. J. Hawkins Treasurer D. M. KING, Presidenf MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Buckley, J. J. Cammaraia, J. Eberharl, J. M. Hanmacher, P. D. Jacobs, H. W. Johnson, F. J. King, D. M. Knighl, J. M. Ore, l. Wilson, F. C. Wolfman, R. S. 228 WARREN J. LOCKE, Presiclenf The Armed Forces Chemicdl Associaiion is an associalion of individuals who have ioined iogeiher io encourage im- provemenls in science ,as relaled 'co chemical warfare. The Tech Sludenl Chaprer fosiers a spiril' of good will and cooperaiive endeavor among iis members, 'lhe mili'l'ary, and indusiry. Friendships and Jrradiiions growing oul' of service and pariicipaiion in 'rhe A.F.C.A.' stimulaie a feeling which helps one to span ihe gap beiween Tech's mililary service and indusiry. A beiier undersianding ol: The problems in induslry in The armed forces is achieved by coniacl wilh lhe nalional Armed Forces Chemical Associaiion and local sponsoring industries. The A.F.C.A. develops an undersland- ing be-Jrween all of i+s members which is iperpeiuared in Chemical Corps ROTC aciivities and sludeni lunciions. The AFCA promoies a spirii of responsibiliiy and pride in 'ihe inieresi of naiional defense and in ihe developmenl oi mililary applicaiions of chemistry. This iorganizalion has succeeded in accomplishing bolh of lhese worihy endeavors. Armed Forces Chemical Association MEMBERS NOT PICTURED OFFICERS Brilliani, D. L. Dark' R-C. Warren J. Locke .... . . President Li-Hle, J, H, John C. Walker . . . Vice Presiclenf Miller, W. A. W. Norman Petty . . Secrefary-Treasurer Walker, J. C. Wafson, W. B. lr T J Borkenhagen, R. K. Brambletf, R. M. Brilliant, D. L. Bronnumi, D. B. Burke, D. W. Byrd, J. B. Cox, A. R. menis S D Edens, L. R. Fosfer, J. B. Foster, J. B. Freeman, J. R. Langford, W. C. Lindsay, W. M. Locke, W. J. g L A Mallard, W. D. Marlin, E. P. Marlin, E. P. Piper, W. W. Ponder, L. N. Rivkind, A. M. Simmons, R. E. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Hilliard, W. M. Johnson, W. H. Ledclick, K. Marfin, C. S. Q- Soiiropoulos, N. Wilson, R. JAMES L. PARRISH, President Chi Epsilon ll Schonenber E. C. The honorary fraierniiy ai Georgia Tech which recogm only those men in ihe field oi Civil Engineering is known Chi Epsilon. A+ preseni ii is one of many such chapiers campuses 'rhroughoui The naiion. The Tech chapier of Chi Epsilon grew oui of 'che organi iion known as ihe Civil Crew. 'rhe oldesi known iraierniiy ihe campus. Since I+ was esiablished in l943, Chi Epsi has become a most aciive honorary. The annual aciivi oi l'he school of Civil Engineering for Engineers Week ' clireciecl by The iraierniiy. These exhibits consianily r very high. Alihough Chi Epsilon is noi a service iraierniiy, mosi iis members are very aciive in 'rhe many campus aciivii here ai' Tech. ln this honorary socieiy emphasis is placed on qualifies of characier, scholarship. and sociabiliiy of members. lis members consisl' of ouisranding iunior a senior Civil Engineering maiors as well as gracluaie siude in C.E. OFFICERS James L. Parrish . . . . Presidenf George R. Ccilcoh' . . . Vice President Kenneth Lecldick . . Secrefary-Treasurer Banks, D. C. Boyd, W. L. Buelow, R. W. Calcoff, G. R. Conner, W. T. Crapps, D. K. Duncan, J. M. Emmeff, W. W. Gannaway, G. T. Groves, N. L. Hicks, R. P. Higgins, F. B. Jones, J. P. Kaney, T. M. Parrish, J. L. Pless, R. T. Rourke, A. J. Scales, B. C. Smifh, S. S. Thomas, W. A. Wallace, J. R. Wheeless, L. D. Williams, R. C. Zimmerman, J. E. 230 THOMAS H. BANKS, President Delia Kappa Phi ' OFFICERS Thomcis H. Banks ..... . . President Kenneth R. Hill . . . . Vice Presidenf Herbert M. Fletcher . . . . Secrefary Harry L. Middlebrooks . . Treasurer in The UniTed STaTes, The oldesi: honorary TexTile socieTy in ExisTence is DelTa Kappa Phi. The TheTa chapTer at Georgia ech selecis iTs members on The basis oT ouTsTanding scholar- hip, displayed leadership qualiTies, exemplary character. cTiviTy in social TuncTions, and The desire To beTTer The roiession oi TexTiles. The primary goal oi The socieiy is To recognize ouTsTand- ing men wiThin'lThe TexTile School. IT also endeavors 'co EromoTe 'iraTernal relaiionships among iTs members and To urther The inTeresT of sTudenTs in various aspecTs oi The expanding TexTile indusTry. At The meeTings of The socieTy The members discuss currenT problems in The Texiile field, and They are informed of all new advances in The indusTry. Gradualies of Georgia lnsTiTuTe oT Technology who were in This socieTy are able To conTinue Their membership in The socieTy by carrying Their membership inTo alumni chapTers in ,which They can advance Their proiessional inTeresTs in The conTinually expanding 'iield of Texiile Engineering. Banks, T. H. Bradford, T. M. Flefcher, H. M. Gresham, H. R. Hill, K. D. McAdams, W. R Middlebrooks, H. L. Newfcn, l. Ozkal, K. Wesley, A. O. l HOWARD A. THRAILKILL, Presiclenf Efa Kappa Nu originaled on +l1e Universify of Illinois campus in l904. This honorary is a naiional Elecirical Engineering honor sociely. Era Kappa Nu has ihe basic purpose of binding Jrogeiher Jrhe outslanding Elec+rical Engineering siudenlrs and promoiing ihe inieres+ in thai profession. The Bela Mu chapier of Eia Kappa Nu al' Georgia Tech received iis charier in l9I4. Since lhen ii has coniinually worked to fulfill The socieiy's obieciives. Each year 'rhe Beta Mu chapier selecls prospeciive members from Jrhose iunior Elecirical Engineering siudenls who are in The upper iourlh of 'rheir class and 'chose seniors who are in Jrhe upper Jrhird of ihe Senior Class. They musl' have demonsiraled ihemselves 'ro be of ihe highesl characier and ability as shown by 'iheir scholasiic achievemeni and 'rhe aclivities in which 'rhey have 'ralcen pari. The Beia Mu chapler of Eia Kappa Nu has an annual formal banquei ai which 'rime ihose Elecirical Engineers who have been asked 'io join and would like +o do so are inilriaied. Eta Kappa Nu OFFICERS Howard A. Thrciilkill President William R. Delk Vice Presidenf W. Carl Lineberger Secretary John M. Burgess Treasurer MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Barnwell, W. L. Byram, G. W. Cereiio, M. Hill, L. A. Myers, M. R. Pearman, R. S. Arringlon, L. H. Backer, D. F. Bacon, F. M. Balls, W. L. Blackwood, T. M. Blounf, W. F. Brink, H. J. Burgess, J. M. Cross, J. H. Delk, W. R. Evereif, S. R. Floyd, F. W. Foreman, A. C. Gann, A. G. Goldberg, F. Harris, R. A. Harberf, W. R. Holland, L. D. Hollis, D. L. Isgelfe, H. C. Lineberger, W. C. Maddox, J. H. Mayfield, W. W. Mexlc, D. R. Nicholson, H. F. Parrish, L. G. Parsons, G. S. Read, L. W. Thrailkill, H. A. Wealherspoon, K. S Willson, A. N. Woodside, F. W. BRIAN HOGG, President I M Society The membership of the Industrial Management Socieizy con- sists of seniors and third-quarter iuniors. Qualifications for membership in this departmental honor society include out- standing achievement scholastically. general campus leader- ship. and superior interest in the field of IM. The objectives of the society are to stimulate interest in the student body in the field of industrial management, as well as to promote the activities of the students already in the School of Industrial Management. As one of its most outstanding undertakings. the society seeks to further these obiectives through the encouragement of better student- iaculfy relations. Aspects oi this organization which make it attractive 'ro its members include plant tours, talks by business leaders and educators. a display for Engineers Week. and other special projects. Occasional social events, such as the unique Bull- rymple Golf Tournament, help to make it one of 'che most active departmental honor societies here on Tech's campus. Barnsmeli, B. B. Burnette, R. B. Davis, T. H. Dunlap, K. F. Hill, C. W. Hogg, B. D. Jones, W. R. Luey, J. D. Mackcul, J. R. Patterson, J. C. Pettiss, W. R. Radford, G. OFFICERS Brion Hogg . . . . . . . President Ted Davis . . Vice President Bud Hill . . . . . Secretary John Patterson . . Treasurer 'la Chapler of Kappa Kappa Psi was 'Founded af Georgia ch in I924, only five years afler 'lhe founding of Jrhe na- onal honorary band fralernily a+ Oklahoma A Xc M College. nce 'rhal lime chaplers have been eslablished al' leading lleges and universilies Throughout The nalion. Membership Tech is limiled lo one-Third of 'rhe +ol'al band enrollrnenl, nd 'lo be considered for pledgeship 'che bandsman musl compleled 1'hree quarlers of band. Seleclion is based on musicianship, band-spiril. leader- and service To Jrhe band. This fraternily serves lo rec- oulslanding bandsmen and 'ro iuriher 'lhe inleresl ol band. Each year lhe Iota Chapler awards 'rhe A. J. Cup +o Jrhe oulslanding gradualing senior al the banquel' for all members and Jrheir wives or dales. One of 'rhe ac+ivi'ries of 'rhis honorary is 'ro provide an for lhe annual Aclivilies Nighl. Anolher worthwhile of Kappa Kappa Psi is 'ro malce food and beverages +o 'rhe members of The Tech Band on 'rhelr band Kappa Kappa Psi bernelhv. J. R. Askin. H. Boozer. R. Brock. D. Fleming, J. M. enf, R. D. Harris, B. Hudson. N. Love, N. Mann, J. A. llam. E. L. Mullen, W. Perry, C. Peterson, R. Rhineharf, R. ivkind, A. Sanner, R. E. Sharpe, B. Soper, R. Welsh, E. A. 235 RICHARD E. SANNER, Presidenf OFFICERS Richard E. Sanner Presidenf R. W. Rumble Secrefary J. R. Abernathy Treasurer '14 crm: K . 7 MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Pucl:eH'. B. C. Rumble, R. W. Slokes, J. B. DOROTHY VIDOSIC, Presicleni OFFICERS Dorothy Vidosic Presiclenf In Soo Chun Vice Presidenf Charles Giggins Secretary J umes Hurst Treasurer MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Calkins, D. J. Cannon, J. D. FiHs, B. D. Powell, J. R. 542421 Ifepap ,Qu -Cl JC! Keramos is a na'I'ional fralerniiy for Ceramic Engineeri sluclenis. I+ was founded in l92O on Ihe campus oi Oh Stale Universiiy and holds the disiinciion of being The ol esl' naiional professional honorary organizaiion in exisien AI Georgia Tech, Keramos seeks 'ro increase inleresl a scholaslic achievemenis among ceramic engineering sl' denls. This Iralernily also seeks Io promole profession erhics and atlilrudes among the ceramic engineers. Alihough relaiively small in size, 'rhe members of Keram are unified and led by a spirii of cooperaiion. sinceriiy. a friendship ioward 'rhe goal of personal developmenl' a professional achievement Each year Keramos elecis Hs prospeclive members fro 'rhe iunior class who have demonslraied 'themselves Io be The highest characier and abiliiy as shown by scholarship a campus aclrivily. The olher requiremenis for membership a Ihai a siudenl be a ceramics maior and have a 2.4 over poinl average or loeller and be elecied by aclive membe Keira mos Asamofo, R. R. Chun, I. S. Giggins, C. Head, C. Hursf, J. J. Jr. Vidosic, D. hi Psi is 'ihe largesi' Texfile Honorary Fraierniiy in i'he orld. I+ has nine undergraduaie chapiers and +hirieen ac- ve alumni chapiers. The purpose of Phi Psi is 'iwoioldz 'fo ect greaier ries of friendship among Hs members and culiy, and io promoie beiier scholarship in 'rhe school of xiile Engineering. One oi The chapiers' primary iunciions is To bring each iihe members inio coniaci wiih alumni and other leaders The Jrexiile field by arranging lectures by good speakers 1' available in The classroom. The organizaiion aids in rieniing 'The iuiure engineers wiih ihe 'rexiile indusiry and elps prepare them for iheir profession. To qualify for membership in Phi Psi a siudenr musi be a ember of 'rhe iunior or senior class and in the upper 'rhircl if his class in 'rhe School of Texiile Engineering. Alihough lalively small in numbers when compared io some oiher rganizafions on Jrhe Tech campus. Jrhe members oi ihe Phi si Honorary are enihusiasiic, 'forward looking, and well- unded. Phi Psi OFFICERS John J. Davis President Joel L. Hutcheson Vice-President Robert G. Moore Secretary James B. Dickinson Treasurer Pi? r JOHN J. DAVIS, President MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Bailey, w. w. Davis, J. J. Huey, w. B. Hufcheson, J. L. Dickinson, J. B. Knighi, J. E. Moore. R. G. Passarelli, J. M. Wa-tson, J. F. 237 Pi Delia Epsilon is a narional honorary iournalism fraferni which recognizes 'rhose ouisianding in ihe field of collegia iournalism. The Georgia Tech chapier is composed members of all four oi Tech's major publicaiions. The iraferniry provides a common meeiing ground if members oi all oi ihe publicaiions. Though Pi Delia Epsil +he publications are ioinily represeniecl a+ Activiiies Nig Parenis Day, and oiher similar affairs. The chapier sponsors ihe annual Publicaiions near ihe end oi each year. This is Jrhe high poini oi school year for rhe publicaiions. A+ This lime 'che Blue is dedicaied and iirsi shown to ihe siudeni body, awards ouisianding siudenis in Jrhe publicalrions for 'rhe year made, and keys for service on a publicaiion are pr During ihe fall quarier of each year, Pi Delia co-sponsors a high school yearbook clinic. Several high school siudeni' publicaiions leaders aH'end ihis to gel poiniers and iniormaiion abour planning a l DON CHAPMAN, Presiclenf Pi Delta Epsilon OFFICERS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Don Chapman ...... Presidenf Bland' R. Wade R. Doby D0lJSOI1 . . . Vice Presiclenf Davenporf, M. Walker, J. Russ Maddox . . Secrefary-Treasurer Arnold, H. Brown, R. Chapman, D. Clamon, F. Dobson, D. Judd, F. Kammer, D. Maddox, R. Morrison, A. L. Neal, J. Newburger, S. Renfz, D. Torbeff, A. Turner, J. Cox, B. Grazzini, P. 238 OFFICERS ert J. Sucker . .... . . President lbur J. Stiles . . . Vice President vid G. Herr . . Secretary-Treasurer who are interested in mathematics is Pi Mu Epsilon organization strives to promote and recognize true achievement in mathematics by requiring initiates ave a 3.0 overall point average, a 3.5 in Math, and a . interest in higher mathematics supported by the ot certain advanced courses. Pi Mu Epsilon is active in sponsoring programs designed better the relationship between the taculty and the un- in the school ot mathematics. Each tall a large get-together is held tor the purpose ot acquainting treshmen math maiors with the upperclassmen and y. In this way the treshmen have a chance to converse ely among students who have been around a little longer d have been successtul at Georgia Tech. In the spring a departmental picnic is held at one ot the rger parks in Atlanta. All members ot the department gether with their tamilies and dates are asked to attend. honorary organization composed ot students and faculty h xl J. V. Bush, A. M. Graves, W. M. BY: rr, D. G. Hubbard, W. M. Sacker. R- J- ROBERT J. SACKER, President Pi Mu Epsilon 239 ,Q K Pi Tau Sigma Bowen, W. S. Bush, A. E. Crawford, D. W. Falkner, C. E. French, R. J. Fussell, G. B. Handley, S. O. Hardman, R. H. Kauffmann, J. C. Lyons, D. W. Maksi, G. E. Rittenhouse, O. C. Roberts, W. L. Rushton, E. A. Shelton, S. V. OFFICERS Forrest Travis President Jim Watson Vice President Greg Fussell Secretary Charles Rittenhouse Treasurer MEMBERS NO PICTURED Chappell, J. R. Edwards, R. Grist, A. C. Houston, C. K. Martinez-Fortun, A. Sinyard, J. T. r- ' . '-v ii .f . ' 1 FORREST TRAVIS, President Tau Sigma is the National Honorary Mechanical gineering Fraternity. The Georgia Tech Nu Chap- is one ot sixty seven across the nation. he selection ot the members is based on scholas- standing, taculty rating, and the opinion ot the Embership. To be eligible tor consideration for mbership a man must be in the upper twenty- e per cent ot his junior class or in the upper rty-tive per cent ot his senior class in mechanical gineering. Each year the traternity co-operates with the nerican Society ot Mechanical Engineers in oper- ng the student's lounge in the lv1.E. building. In e spring the two organizations also sponsor a ident-taculty picnic and the lvl.E. display during gineer's Week. Pi Tau Sigma makes two awards every year at e Honor's Day program. A copy ot Mark's Me- anical Engineering Handbook is presented to the tstancling M.E. sophomore based on scholarship d a plaque is given to the outstanding senior. 'T i li t 5 Sticker, D. L. Smlfh. B' W- Tinius, R. E. TOUPS. R- M Watson, J. M. Wicks, T. G. Woods, R. H. Wright, J. G. 241 Smith, W. T. Travis, O. F. Wood, R. D. Yeargan, E. L. Pi Tau Chi Pi Tau Chi is a nafional sociefy esfablished in i923 'For recognirion of oursranding leadership. service, and ship in 'rhe work of Jrhe Chrisiian church on college All s+uden'rs professing The Chrisiian 'faifh on ihe university campus Today are eligible for m honor socieiy. Bere Gamma of Pi Tau Chi was Tech in I952 and new members are selecied from the and senior classes on 'rhe basis of Their conlribulions in i form of leadership and service 'ro religious acfiviiies Georgia Tech. This sociery has no esrablished program of ac'rivi+ies, y it is inreresied in giving recognirion +o 'chose who dese y ir and ro poini our oursianding service and leadership. Georgia Tech Chaprer of Pi Tau Chi serves l'he needs many srudenfs by aiding Jrhem in bringing our Their TONY PLAYER, presidenf Chrisiian leadership abiliiies. Anybody contribuiing seliishly +o Jrhe advancemenr of 'che cause oi' Chrisi' and Kingdom is apr +0 be soughi our by The local chapier invi+ed ro join. 0 U -i 5' Q 3 1 5 '4 -. I rn E- 3- 'U '- '4 o , 2 E 'L . . O 'fl I 0 m :U ur 3 . 9 9 1? ? I fD 0 qi fa. 2. CD Q. D. Q ID CD :ff EL EL :lilo H9500 Jw Dunsfan, D. Fosfer, Q. Hull, D. Powell. C- RUPEP. F- 5YPniBW5ki- C- 242 ikridge. W. L. Birdsong, J. G. Brown, G. W. Eoaies, J. S. Fuller, D. L. Henderson, W. B. ufcherson, D. C. Johnsion, K. D. Lummus, W. S. Miller, W. H. Morris, S. J. O'Grady, T. A. Rehfield, L. W. Rudder, F. F. Woodward, J. H. Vick, R. E. McDaniel, R. L. Roberfs, J. K. GEORGE W. BROWN, Presidenf Sigma Gamma Tau OFFICERS George W. Brown . .... . . . President Thomas A. O'Grucly . . . Vice Presidenf Lawrence W. Rehfield . . Secretary-Treasurer Sigma Gamma Tau Socieiy was esfablished in l953 by 'lhe merger of 'lwo nalional aeronauiical engineering societies. Tau Omega and Gamma Alpha Rho. The Georgia Tech Chapier was one oi lhe charier members of ihis newly formed socieiy ancl has become a highly respeclecl hon- orary on campus. The purpose of ihe socieiy is 'ro recognize ancl honor lhose individuals in ihe held of aeronauiics who have, Through scholarship, inlegriiy, ancl oulsfanding achievement, been a creclil 'ro 'rheir profession. This Tech socieiy also seeks lo fosier a high sianclarcl of elhics and professional praciices and io creaie a spiril of loyaliy ancl fellowship among ihe siuclenls in aeronautical engineering. Membership in Sigma Gamma Tau is resiricied lo juniors, seniors, gracluaie sluclenis and ouisiancling personalilies in The aeronauiical profession who meer ihe prescribed sland- arcls. Applicanls musi be in ihe upper one-'third of Jrheir senior class or upper one-quarler of their iunior class, and musl' have an overall school poini-average of ai leasi a B. FRANK T. AVIGNONE, President if 1 l '37 Sigma Pi Sigma is The only known physics honor socieTy in The naTion. This organizaTion is highly recognized on The Tech campus. The Tech ChapTer is one oT many which are locaTed in schools wiTh sTrong physics curricula. In order To be eligible Tor membership, a sTudenT musT be aT leasT a second quarTer junior, musT have Taken a suTTicienT number oT iunior and senior level physics courses, and musT have a superior poinT average. l-le does noT have To be a Physics maior. The group sponsors several lecTures and demon- sTraTions ThroughouT The year. ln general, These cover subiecTs noT Tully discussed in The classroom. The meeTings are open To The public as well as To members oT The group. Sigma Pi Sigma also is in charge oT sponsoring The Tech Physics Club which is open To any sTudenT wiTh a genuine inTeresT in The Tield oT physics. Since l958, The William K. Pursley Award has been presenTed annually To an ouTsTanding senior physics sTudenT. Sigma Pi Sigma OFFICERS Frank T. Avignone ..... . . Presidenf Julio F. Fernandez . , Vice Pregidenf John F. Cooke . . Secretary Joe K. Parks . , Treasurer Avignone, F. T. Bexley, J. V. Cooke, J. F. Frahm, C. P. Gilliland, C. R. Hinson, D. C Koralek, A. S. Keller, G. E. Parks. J, K, 244 Tau Sigma DelTa OFFICERS W. W. Kompmeir ...... . Presidenf H. C. Green . . . Vice President E. L. Surber . . . Secrefary J. P. Phorr . Treasurer MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Carr, J. Li++le, J. H. Chapman, J. P. Pharr, J. P. Hollnagel, R. Russell. R. lrandenburg, K. Green, H. C. Kampmeier, W. W. ewis, T. E. Surber, E. L. Wrighf, R. G. 245 W. W. KAMPMEIR, Presidenf Tau Sigma DelTa ArchiTecTural Honor SocieTy is in iTs TiTTh year on The Tech campus. This organizaTion requires Thar iTs members sTar1d in The Top TiTTeen percenT oT The senior or TiTTh year class. An inviTa- Tion To The socieTy is highly regarded by all recipi- enTs, who musT have exhibiired leadership as well as ouTsTanding scholarship in order To receive a bid. Tau Sigma DelTa exisTs aT Tech in order To recog- nize ouTsTanding work and To promoTe a beTTer relaTionship beTween sTudenTs and TaculTy. IT also sponsors various compeTiTions in arl' and design composiTions ioinTly wiTh The ArchiTecTural SocieTy. This year The organizaTion planned and conducTed an orienTaTion program Tor The sTuclenTs enTering The archiTecTure deparTmenT. They also worked closely wiTh The' TaculTy in promoTing higher sTancl- ards oT achievemenjrs among The Treshmen and sophomores. ln This way, Tau Sigma DelTa hopes To TulTill iTs primary goal: To sTimulaTe The menTal achievemenTs oT iTs members. 5- 14---ef-1-N G Tm. ,EL 'fTQ'5A3:7-5 fun . my: ,, 71 ---'4-,mb a .1 .k, . V xi V. f!!'f,1I!'FIiTF T'f', 7i 'Y'W ' V VI, .1 , v x A - 1 .f zz: 1.111 . IW.- - mrf.1'L .' .,.15,,r4 1111.,1-zu . 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The council officially represents acts for the student body in all of its interests. lt acts the connecting link between the student body and the ministration through its elected representatives. It cont extracurricular activities, student activity fees, and han all general complaints or suggestions of the students. enchancement of student affairs at Georgia Tech is Student Council's guiding policy. The work of the Council is carried on in all fields student activities through standing committees, in we meeting. and by student membership in committees of administration. Students are welcome at all Council m ings. Office hours are held by both the President and President as another means for the students to express t opinions. The officers for 1960-bl were Snoolcs Saye. Pr dent: Pete Demetriades, Vice-President of the entire Stud Body: Steve Handley, Secretary: and Fred Judd, Treasu Student Council Deon Dull, faculty advisor, and members of the Student Council pay close attention to discussion of o current issue. 248 nooks Saye . ete Demetriades teve Handley . .red Judd . . Joe McCutchen . Y .. -1.5.-13.5-' ' Pete Demetriades, Snooks Saye, and Steve Handley lead the Student Council forthe year 1960-1961 OFFICERS . . . Student Body President . Student Body Vice-President . Student Council Secretary . Student Council Treasurer . . Student Council Chaplain It's a hard decision for this Tech man as he tries to make up his mind in the 1960-1961 election. 249 Bach, W. Banks, D. Baits, W. Beach, G. Carter, H.. Clark, S. Cox, J. MEMBERS Demelriades, P. Drsata, F. Frame, D. Gentry, D. Gerber, T. Greenlee, D. Greene, H. Handley, S. Hemraiani, R. Hendershot, F. Hull, D. Jeter, J. Judd, F. Kaiser, R. Libby, H. McAdams, B. McCutchen, J Molthrop, D. Pa-rlcer, J. Peavy, P. Rentz, D. Roundtree, D. Sands, J. Saye, S. Sldner, A. Sinclair, J. Thrasher, G. Travis, F. Turner, J. Wade, S. Wallcer, J. Wesley, A. Winingder, T. 'L l Q A-V1 JOE TURNER, Chairman FIRST ROW-MolThrop, Demefriades, Turner, Chairman, Saye, Genfry SECOND ROW-Jefer, Peavy, Mccufchen, Dishman Judiciary CabineT The Judiciary CabineT forms The Judicial Branch of STude GovernmenT aT Georgia Tech, and TuncTions as a STude Trial Board. IT is made up oT six seniors, Tour iuniors, on alTernaTe. and a chairman, all elecTed Trom The STude Body aT large by The STudenT Council. Any sTudent who h been charged wiTh misconduci' is enTiTled To a hearin before The Judiciary CabineT, and almosT all cases requirin disciplinary acTion by The AdminisTraTion are reTerred T The CabineT by the Dean OT STuden'cs. During The school year. The Judiciary CabineT meeTs T Try cases whenever They arise. A sTudenT who is on Trial h The opporTuniTy To unseaT anyone on The Cabinet who ma be biased in a parTicular case. and both prosecuTion an defense hear each oTher's TesTimony. Any Tech sTudenT TaculTy member may aTTend The hearing oT a case, buT onl The members may be present during deliberaTion on a cas The decisions of The CabineT are made in The form recommendaTions To The Dean of STudenTs. who may ove ride a decision. MEMBERS Beach, G. Demefriades, Dishman, J. Handley. S. JeTer, J. McCuTchen, J Molfhrop, D. Peavy, P. Turner, J. C-5enTry. D. F 'iff 1' ' ' l. fl' ,f:f.z' ,, f -:Ing .V ay, .,a .., f - HJ , , ,, v WW. Jfif :J , . fx, 'fi .r-mr. X ... NW , .,.,v.. . ,- 31,-, v- -,gf f .,+., 1 -A., 4.,.-,, ' jf-51 f.f L , , iii ..,31,,' gb 1 .1 . .- 1-?1.7!l'dtF W ,-I, R.1'Pf 'f..,4 TED BYWATER, Edifor CLAUDE LOWERY, Managing Edifor 5 6? ilu? THE BLUE PRINT Yearboolc of lhe siudenl body of Georgia lnsl'i'I'u+e Technology . . . All-American rwo years in a row . . . hundred iorly-four pages long . . . 'ioriy-seven 'rhous dollar invesimeni . . . over Jren ihousand pictures . . . i Jrhousand words . . . ren Jrhousand hours ol: labor at average pay of Jrwenly-five cen+s per hour . . . mee-ii every Monday night al 6:30 p.m .... geiiing member lisis. pulling picrures, drawing layouis, and wriiing copy . The margins are 'cwo, Three, four. and five, damn ill! siaii quiiting, organizalions cancelling, people noi payi and deadlines nor mel! Ted Bywa+er. Chief Hauncho . Claude Lowery, Assisianl Chief l-launcho . . . Fred Dono Associaie Chief Hauncho . . . Rae Mellichamp. Cla Edifor . . . Tom Craig, Assisfanl Classes Ediior . . . Bev Cover, Copy Ediior . . . Shawn Boles. Organizalions Edu . . . Russ Maddox, Sporis Edilor . . . Ed Joy, Fraierni Ediror . . . Bernie Wenkie. Photography . . . Bond Alma Business Manager . . . Bill Siewarf, Adveriising Mana . . . Mr. Frank Beclcum, Faculiy Advisor. BOND ALMAND, Business Manager T 'T 'fps If '14 .r ,J - I 7 1 Llp. w.A,,L: ,V , W L-,-,1m..:':r:-, . 4 -.sg-.X 1.-vis-g,gr,i Liv. . ,EM BEVERLY COVER, Copy Editor 1 x , ' . J' ' Q V if, 1 ' , .ar ,AQE A . , fx .5 . 'QU T 'ff - if iffff - If ff , 1 ,,.,g -': 1 4 Y 'u 'ku e s ' 251, 49' -Q. Qqwx 3 X .1 . 1 1 4' I fr- Q lg . 1 - 719'-, V1 ale fgff,4-M' L . L 3 , +5 -uf If T 'f ' -: . K A-3-' . 1 ,rf ,J ,1 r mg .,, W -. . .. . f Jia 41 I 5' 4- W' A-,, --Q 552' i.g ,4 --5i'+:1fL4:+f-L, -3, L+, 'A fi?-efffil- is SH AWN BOLES, Organizafions Edifor ED JOY, Frafernifies Edifor 1 ---'ff-v I 91' 1. . Nxt, V 5 vf'qLa,' L L 'LL 4 'rw si-.. 'QS- '4 . BERNIE WENKE, Photography Edifor RAE MELLICHAMP, Classes Edifor TOM CRAIG, Assf. Classes Edifor BILL STEWART, Adverfising Manager bg 2 I, SID NEWBURGER, EcIifor ENGINEER The Georgia Tech Engineer . . . a salaried slaff of 'Iwe men, and a floating arlicle staff of live 'rhousand uncl graduales . . . a long repulalion of winning awards . . . go . . . a long repulalion of superfluous adverlising . . . . . . bul everylhing changes . . . 'rhe Image of 'rhe lnsliiul is changing . . . +he image of 'rhe Engineer is changing . no longer merely aclverlising from monolilhic corporaii . . . no longer simply technical explanalions of how to lo your own nose cone . . . lhe shiil is +o a more gene conceplual view of 'rhe Georgia Tech Engineer image . ficiion . . . Zen Budclism . . . Philosophy . . . Ihese are new conlenls . . . lhese are +he 'rhings lhal loclay's ecluca Tech graduaie must be familiar wilh . . . i'c's been said + you iusi can'l lallc lo an engineer . . . perhaps 'rhis 'rrencl help???? Sid Newburger, Eclilor . . . Ronnie Brown, Busin Manager . . . Pele Grazzini, Managing Eclilor . . . P Gianfresco. Fealures Eclilor . . . Max Allen, Assislanl Busin Manager . . . John Neal, Adverlising Manager . . . Weiss, Assislanl Eclilor . . . Mark Rosen, Associate Ecli . . . Myles Sheer. Ari: . . . Alex Green, Circulaiion. PETE GRAZZINI, Managing Edifor RONNIE BROWN, Business Manager 254 PAUL G I Q a1 1'.,. BILL LAKENAN, Assi. Advertising Manager, JOHN NEAL, Aclverhsmg Manager CO, Feafures Edifor ll BOBBY WIGGINS, Assf. Circulafions Manager 3 Y ii 3 . . MARK ROSEN, Associafe Edifor 255 OWEN FORRESTER, Editor i l l DON CHAPMAN, Business Manager 256 ii at f 'W 'X c 'ri fx I I i A C 'ft THE RAMBLER Big year tor the Rambler . . . tact that we managed survive lso tarl without getting the ax marks it as such . . Prett good. Cooper. but isn't it a little gross? . . . deadtines are met . . . But tinals week is a nice time to p out an issue . , . Distribution problems solved by maki more trips . . . Debbie Drake adds something to Feb. iss . . . page 775 Webster's Dictionary . . . Old Owen spen time revising things . . . Ot course I should get paid t that . . . About the Feb. cover, AI . . . Did you ever he ot phallic symbols? . . . Ass. Ed. has its rewards . . . endi on next one tor Pulitzer material . . . As the sun slowly sin in the West. the Rambler statt moves into their baseme garret land they are tewl tor an evening ot work . . . Le all ioin hands and sing labor songs . . . To Hell with tl bourgeois Technique and its new turniture . . . Owen F rester, Editor . . . Bill Rushin, Charlie Edmundson, Nels Love, Associate Editors . . . David Cooper. Chiet Cartoon: . . . Don Chapman, Business Manager . . . Richard Bei Advertising Manager . . . Jerry Goodrich, Assistant Advert ing Manager . . . Dick lannacowe, Collections Manager . Jim Plummer, Distribution Manager . . .Well that's the sta ,Ni- IX 1L,'. . ' . ,Lp 1 'L' . - ' 3 'wa' ,Nw NELSON LOVE, Assoclafe Edrfor 1 X 5 LTA I Al,-1 X BILL RUSHLN, Associate Edifor AL MORRISON, Art Editor DAVID COOPER, Chief Carfoonrsf I RICHARD BELL, Adverfising Manager ,.,4 - TF -ff,-,..,z,,g ,. ,.,' DON RENTZ, Edifor -, -. f- -1- rfzg:'.Q,'mi?f9rni5'5'aJ.Hig.. f' ' ' T. .. i. NE.-5:51 :uw 1'. ,MSFT wg.-s,x:.,i,-e.-,515 .V iii. - I-5- ,' , 1 . . l 4 - . if ief:a'.:,,,- . ,H 1 Ji . v .-T ,il V. TECHNIQUE Those omnipresenT weekly deadlines . . . They sor seemed insurmounTable . . . buT The end producT Friday was The saTisTacTion Tor The many hours spenT A new oTTice and glisTening new TurniTure . . . cosT a oT money . . . buT The Technique Tinally goT iTs awaiTed TaciliTies . . . The annual parTy . . . a day lake . . . sTeaks and beverages . . . Walker goT in The oTTice . . . Too hard on The sTaTi . . . Tor The managing ediTor . . . We survived anoTher April Fool ediTion . . . a Tew Toes sTepped buT perhaps some good done . . . Can'T hear Think wiTh ThaT blasTed bunch oT canaries carrying nexT door . . . Koseme ediTions on Tinals week loTs oT . . . Hey! We're ouTTa popcorn! . . . EdiTor. Don RenTz Managing EdiTor, John Walker. . . AssociaTe EcliTor, GenTry . . . AssisTanT EdiTor, Henry Libby . . . Mgr., Mickey DavenporT . . . AdverTising Mgr. Dobson. ArT EdiTor. Dave Cooper . . EdiTorial I Frank STanley . . . Copy EdiTor. Mike ing Manager. Charlie McMillan . . . and IS JOHN WALKER, Managing Edifor MICKEY DAVENPORT, Business Manager .F , . l QQ f 3 . ,. , f'-1' Q . I 4 . X - I DON GENTRY Assoclafe Edlfor BILL COX, Ne ai f QL HENRY LIBBY, Assisfa nf Editor RUSS MADDOX, Sports Editor :M,,,g.a..-f- ' ' mag, sy' ,N - '- 4' Wir! I' iii ,Ia H1 ' I 5 i i i l . '12 J wi :aw ',:,f ., l .f 'Mid l i i 2, fi: r ip-ig....gi1 , N . I,-:iii lu,-'l jd l 3: ,. 1 livvyf. iii X ,Mae . , i vi l l es ii ig 1' T mmf . i. I, - X L . ii alia 4: V, 3 , . .1111- ' a ' fff-:fri ii M . J 4 7' e NE, hifi .sz ,i ' .li Y, T 1 f . isa ' :1-af. , 'fl 5 'Lis 3. nf 'iz v U.: 7 V 7, T si , Y - -. 'I V if H T mmf- ' ,lv - -. ,Lee ai DEAN GEORGE J. BUDIG, Chairman Publications Board The Publicaiion Board is 'Lhe governing body on policy a scope of coverage of each of The four Tech publicaiio The primary responsibiliiy of rhe board is io proporiion i income from siudent aciiviiy fees 'ro Jrhe publicaiions. addiiion. each spring ihe board selecis ihe ediiors. busin managers, and managing editors of rhe publicaiions, for following year. The Board is made up of The ecliiors, busin managers, and iaculiy advisors oi each of ihe publica+io Henry Libby . . . Sfuclenf Cou John Walker . .... Pi Delia Epsi Ted Bywater . . ..... Blue Prinf Ecli Bond Almand . . Blue Prinf Business Mana Don Renfz . . . .... Technique Edi Mickey Davenport . . Technique Business Mana Owen Forrester . .... Rambler Ecli Don Chapman . . Rambler Business Mana Sid Newburger . .... Engineer Edi Ronnie Brown . . Engineer Business Mana FACULTY ADVISERS Frank Beckum, Blue Prini J. P. Vidosic, Engineer Bob Wallace, Rambler H. W. Adams, Technique Almand, Bond Brown, Ronnie BYWBTBY. Ted Chapman. D071 DBVENPOHH MLCFEY Forresier, Owen Libby, Henry Newburger, Sid Reniz, Don Walker, John 260 .luv ' . , lil , X ---.,.,,,, M2211-' - r 4, I'- A lj fri , .4-,-Ae, ' TELL '- -Liw.. w 1 :si A -v ' Qkhmnnza:-61 -v 'yuzuani an L-lnnxngmfji, v ., 1. . 'lip '59 1-,Q A ills iii '-1:4 'nlfwlzztbi ' gfauv :Su 19. 2 IWIJIE V. ' fwkj ' . if gn, s 4. . E. -Qi fo :Qs 4 V . F K M 1 G C aL rr.. - in' V- m - fd L' , ,r Qu' PAUL G. SAYERS, President American Ceramic Society OFFICERS Paul G. Sayers President QQ-,hN: C'Ep4,9 -.E ft Harris Barker 8 Vice President 5 fi 1.4-in Y-- John Borger ou an Secretary Dorothy Vidosic Treasurer American Ceramic Society members begin another meeting with Paul Sayers officiating. 262 The Georgia Tech Student Chapter ot the American Cera Society was tormed in l926 to become a branch ot t national organization. Since that time it has proven to an active association on campus. The members are uniti and led by a true spirit ot co-operation, sincerity a triendship toward the goal ot personal development a professional achievement. Lectures by men outstanding in the Ceramics tield a sponsored trequently in order to better verse students wi the varied phases ot ceramic engineering. Sponsori lectures is only one ot the numerous and diversitied activiti ot the Society. which is also quite slcilltul in the presentati ot ettective social tunctions tor its members. Any student who is seeking a degree in Ceramic Enginee ing is eligible to become a member ot the Americ Ceramic society. The purposes ot the society are to gi the students an opportunity to meet some ot the leaders the tield and to promote a traternal teeling among Cer. MEMBERS Asamoto, J. Griffing, C. Barker, H. Head. C- Barrash, M. HI-ll'St. J- Borgerl J, JaCltS0h, W. Briceno, G. Kirby. W- Calkins. D. Koenig. A. Cannon, J, Lavender, T. Carter, L, Montgomery, Chun, I. S. Murphy. C. Clarlce, J. Powell. J- Dykstra, W. Price. M- Eason. E. Sayers, P. Fitts, B. Sights. G- Fitzpatriclc, T. Vidosic, D. Giggins, C. Wright, R. Members aviclly watch the firing up of one ot the kilns in the ceramic department. Q .. i,YLl. Beauty and chemistry mix easily as lab technician shows a process to members of the society. OFFICERS William J. Martin President John Sellers Vice President Dave Anderson Vice President Maxey Abernathy Secretary Steve D. Clements Treasurer merican Chemical Society WILLIAM J. MARTIN, President Abernathy, M. Anderson, D. M. Bowman, R. M. Britton, R. A. Burch, G. Clements, S. D. Davis, B. A. Dees, D. Draper, S. Frazier, R. Heard, R. L. Horldt, P. C. Jennings, D.. L. Johnson, A. W. MEMBERS Lucas. W. D. Marrocco, D. A McAlpin, J. J. McC-Bonigal, W. Mills, J. B. Newton, M. G. Pierce, T. J.. Rivlcind, A. M. Rust, J. R. Seaman, L. S. Sellers, J. D. Smith, W. F. Speights, R. M. Spindler, G. S. f 409519, Larriva, R. F. Starr, F. S. I 5 xx Lcclte, W. J. Starr, J. S. I X PFILIKXQ Future chemists learn about the handling ot he Georgia Tech Student Chapter ot the American Chem- al Society has played an integral part in the development t outstanding chemists and chemical engineers on the ech campus since l'237. The society provides its members with a chance to be- ome better acquainted with one another, to secure the ntellectual stimulation which comes trom protessional as- ociation, and to receive experience in presenting technical aterial to a professional audience. Technical lectures on a variety ot topics are otterecl at requent intervals in order that students may be better cquainted in subjects relating to chemistry. The members are also kept intormed on advances and ccomplishments in the chemical industries through the ociety's magazine. Through the accomplishment ot these objectives they hope that the members ot this organization will gain a protes- nsional spirit and pride in advances in the chemical industry. 263 radioactive materials in a well-equipped Tech lab mul .Il JIMMY CHAPMAN, President MEMBERS Alcens, E. D. Ballman, A. T. Barnard, R. M. Bazemore, J. R. Beaird, T. J, Boyer, A. G. Brandein borg. D. K. Brown, B. P. Bynum, F. N. Chapman, J. C. Clarke, M. R. Cheshire, E. M. Cleveland, A. T. Dean, P. D. Frazier, W. D. Freeland, L. B. Green, H. N. Jelks, E. O. Kampmier, W. E. A discussion of Archi- Little, H. W. Maddox, J. T. Masterson, T. B. Moulthrop, D. G. Newton, R. M. Pearson, D. R. Peek, F. R. Pharr, J. P. Reynolds, W. D. Russell, R. C. Smallwood, P. O. Smith, H. E. Starr, R. D. Summerlin, J. A. Surber, G. D. Tenison, W. J. Vaughn, R. G. Verder, H. D. Walend, D. R. ecture involves these AIA students I I OFFICERS Jimmy Chapman President Gene Surber Vice-President Howard Green Secretary Robert Barnard Treasurer 264 American Institute ot Architecture Q UW ll The Student Chapter ot the American Institute ot Architect promotes many varied activities. Some ot these are the pre sentation ot movies and lectures on architecture and th allied arts, presentation ot both departmental and outsid exhibits. parties, and receptions. Each month a delegatio ot the members attend the dinner meeting ot the Georgi Chapter ot the AIA. In the Spring the Student Chapter sponsors a joint meet ing at Tech with the Georgia Chapter, at which time th members are able to meet the leading architects ot th state and discuss architectural problems with them. Th biggest event ot the year is the Beaux Arts Ball, held in th Spring quarter, at which time the students' pent up emo tions are released in uninhibited grandeus. Through th guidance ot Mr. Peter Norris, the chapter's taculty advisor the group has grown to well over titty members. The AIA serves as the connecting linlc between the studen and the practicing architect. thus attording tangible goals. presenting speakers from the educational and industrial ds to talk on topics which concern chemical engineering, American Institute of Chemical Engineers seeks to instill rofessional spirit among its members. The highly active orgia Tech chapter has again presented a successful gram for this season. n order to foster pride in the profession and to create among students of chemical engineering, the presents annual awards for high scholastic attain- An award is made each year to the outstanding student in chemical engineering based upon his two year record. American Institute of Chemical Engineers allows its to participate in the presentation of technical at the national convention. ocal chapter of A.I.Ch.E. in order to supplement the r's formal education, and to improve his acquaintance fellow Ch.E's, sponsors several social functions. Q .1 I sfwfbr CKAMW l I T WILBUR R. KNIGHT, President American Institute MEMBERS Abernathy, E. M. Anderson, D. M. Beckham, J. T. Bowman, R. M. Britton, R. A. Burke, D. W. Burnham, K. B. Byrd, J. B. Cox, A. R. Chanslor, D. L. Davis, B. A. Davis, R. C. Fernandez, M. A. Goode, M. N. Heard, R. L. Hendershot, F. A. Hogg, G. R. Horldt. P. C. Jennings, D. L. i Knapp, C. E. Kolcal, A. R. S , rf' Lee, W. T. Locke, W. J. Long, L. A. Lucas, W. D. Martin, W. J. McAlpin, J. J. Morrocco, D. A. Parrish, W. R. Pierce, T. J. Piper, W. W. Porter. C. E. Post, C. E. Rivkind, A. M. Rust, J. R. Sellers, J. D. Simmons, R. E. Smith, H. J. Larriva, R. F. Chemical Engineers OFFICERS Wilbur R. Knight President August Kokal, Jr. Vice President Starr, J. S. Starr, F. S. Thofnbeffv- R- C' Andrew M. Rivkind Secretary David M. Anderson Treasurer l if ' -..wr rwtzfg 'LT ' 2. 9 - , eva-v-I .-4...-,-H -..- pg.. Library facilities aid members of the institute. The A.I.Ch.E. brings guest speakers to talk on developments in the field of Chemical Engineering. 265 4 T. 'ltr i s l ALVIN G. GANN, President The American Institute of Electrical Engineers. a nati organization, was founded in l884. Its purpose was to courage the theory and practice of electrical engineer and to maintain a high professional standing among gineers. Today the American Institute of Electrical Engin is one of the largest engineering societies that is loca in the United States. The Georgia Tech chapter sponsors films, field trips. many interesting speakers. Every year a contest is held all the members of this society. Each entrant must submi technical paper. The winner's entries are entered in comp tion with students from other colleges and universities. The American Institute of Electrical Engineers chapter Georgia Tech was founded in l9l5. lt is one of the hundred and ninety one student chapters which are no existence at leading schools in the United States. Cana and Mexico. This group is always ready to welcome members that are enrolled in Electrical Engineering Sch American Institute of Electrical Engineers Members of the AIEE listen to an interesting lecture at one of their meetings. A N 1' , 1 -t W wma? ll- A' Ll s .l '1 , X g 1 3 . . , r M. .il .cc - J - . g as E uz, A. A. n, W. L. ingion, L. H. on, F. M. neil. C. E. eman, F. E. is, W. L. naulf, G. alcley, C. eman, D. G. swell, G. J. fain, J. W. wn, C. T. h, A. M. sey, W. rfer, B. H. rven, R. W G. W. W. E. J. O. C. . C-5. S. R. D. T. T. H. W. M. W. A. C. . G. an H. G. W. R. V. R. G. G. W J L. E. M. R. C. H. C. MEMBERS Jones, A. C. Jones, G. C. Jones, T. F. Joyner, J. H. Kersey. C. R. King, L. S. Kirkland, E. J. Lesser, N. Ligon, J. A. Lippirf, G. D. Maddox, J. H. Maddox, M. J. Marsh, L. B. Mariin, J. B. Marvify, N. E. McDaniel, W. H. Mayer, E. C. Morris, C. H. Moses, H. G. Mullen, T. J. Myers, M. R. Nave, C. R. Nichols, E. l... Niclnelson, R. L. Norion, D. H. Oden, S. F. Ospina, E. Parlons, G. S. Paul, A. P. Pearman, R. S. Phillips, J. J. PoinseH', R. J. Porfer, J. R. Prince, W. R. Rasf, G. B. Rhoads, L. A. Robinson, J. W. Rollins, L. W. Russo, M. G. Sardry, O. Sheffield, R. A. Shelion, J. R. Shulfz, J. D. Smiih, C. H. Smiih, M. C. Spradliug, T. L. Siicliel, J. E. Sirauss, W. I. Siriclcland, J. R. Summerville, B. J. Sypher, P. Tangeman, R. L. Alvin Gann Warren Watts . . VFCG Franklin Floyd . - - - William Delk Chairman Chairman Secretary Treasurer Thomas, T. B. f Thomson, L. H. Thraillcill, H. A. Vines. T. L. Vining, R. M. Whiilow, W. H. SCHUYLER CLARK, President American Institute ot Industrial Engineers Schuyler Clark, president, discusses data fx Q - ri- obtained through experimentation with the facilities ot the IE Department , ,J I i :fail I 4 - 55,124 it' -cj! . 'r 'IQI The American Institute ot Industrial Engineers is the natio technical society ot protessional men who are engaged the various phases ot Industrial Engineering such as: p duction control, quality control, plant-layout, motion a time study. methods, and materials handling. Any Industrial Engineering student, ot sophomore sta ing or above, may belong to the Student Chapter and first hand intormation trom practicing Industrial Engine who speak at the meetings. Beionging to the Student Ch ter also entitles the members to a subscription ot the iour tor Industrial Engineers, which contains much valuable tormation on the work done by Industrial Engineers. The purpose ot the Georgia Tech Student Chapter ot t organization is to create, develop, and maintain a keen terest in the tielcls ot Industrial Engineering. Members given the opportunity to witness new techniques and dev opments in the tieid ot Industrial Engineering through a p gram tilled with many lectures, movies, and plant trips. OFFICERS Schuyler Clark . ........ Preside FYUHIC Roper - . . . Vice Preside Bob Ashby . . . . Recording Secreta Holmes Hawkins . . Corresponding Secreta Gus Dallas . . ...... Treasur it- 268 uilar, R. R. drews, L. F. hby, R. C. nister, H. F. rber, T. E. rnes, F. C. acham, T. C. atty, T. Icher, E. L. lote, R. F. erman, J. E. itch, H. S. amblett. R. M. aver, S. H. ody, M. L. own, H. J. yan, J. C. chanan, J. E. dreau, J. L. tler, R. T. arswell, L. L. artee, H. E. attarin, R. E. hrist, J. G. larke, H. B. oleman, C. K. ornett, D. J. owart, R. H. reighton. A. F. rowding, R. S. allas, C. H. aniel, J. L. anzig, M. B. members conter on lmportclnt Issues before the meeting IS culled to order Members are shown important features ot one ot the many instruments ot industrial engineering MEMBERS Davidson, G. DeCarlo, D. C. Dido, A. Dixon, R. D. Edentielct, J. H Elliott, R. R. Engel, S. K. Falik, H. Z. Fall, R. E. Foster, J. C. Frank, P. L. Franklin, J. B. Gehr, M. C. Gibson, J. G. Glimsky. S. Goettinger, R. Greenlee, D. A. Gregory, J. T. Grittin. M. W. Haile, W. A. Handel, W. J. Hamler, E. B. Haswell, M. W. Hawkins, H. J. Hazlett, R. E. Hemrafani, R. H. Henderson, J. B. Hicks, J. E. Hodges, R. D. Hoffman, J. R. Holley, E. L. House, C. K. Howe, K. A. Howell, K. F. Howington, K. D. Humphrey, M. T. Humphreys, R. W. Hunt, D. E. Jones, N. M. Kemp, J. P. Killebrew, J. L. Klein, M. W. Knight, J. M. Landreth, H. L. Livingston, W. J. Martin-Vegue, F. Massey. R. H. Mathews, J. B. Mathews, T. D. McCalmam, J. R. McClesksy, S. McConnell, W. B. McElhannon, V. B. McNiel, C. S. Morris, D. S. Newburger, S. H. Newey, T. A. Newman, J. K. Norton, E. R. O'Keete, W. C. Pacholek, M. E. Parker, C. D. Parker, D. R. Patrick, H. D. Porter, J. R. Poteet, W. T. Powell, C. R. Purvis, J. O. Ransom, W. E. Reu, N. E. Rodriguez, A. L Rogers, M. L. Roper, F. E. Schaum, L. G. Shettall, D. M. Sidner, G. B. Sins, W. P. Smisson, C. Smith, H. E. Smith, J. R. Smith, L. A. Standard, J. W. Stewart, H. M. Street, F. R. Sullivan, W. E. Summers, E. N. Temple, W. W. Terry, W. R. Thomas, J. C. Trammell, H. M Vickery, R. K. Walker, C. M. Ward, R. F. Wardlaw, T. T. Wilburn, G. P. Wiltong, J. A. Willoughby, W. W Wright, W. A. Zsutta, S. C. American i ,, I 3 OFFICERS Joe Kilpatrick President W. E. Wade i Vice-President i 'A william Mallard Sec.-Treas. Altred Cobb Corres. Sec. JOE W. KILPATRICK, President Burney, J. L. Cobb, A. D. Curtis, J. H. Eure, B. T. Folsom, W. B. MEMBERS Harrison, L. H Heisel, W. D. lngram, E. A. Mallard, W. D. Mclntosh, E. J Miller, C. R. Mitchell, P. L. Navickas, E. W. Neville, S. O'Connor, L. T. O'Donnell, J. H. Peterson, D. L. Reeves, J. H. Strain, L. O. Townsend, C. E. Bill Mallard, secretary-treasurer, leads a discussion between members ofthe American Marketing Association. Marketing Associatio The Georgia Tech student chapter ot the American M keting Association was tounded in I95O and is now one torty-seven student chapters in the United States Canada. lts membership is composed ot any students t are interested in marketing and who have attained more standing. The purpose ot this organization is to help the to become better acquainted with the many career in marketing. This club also helps the students to valuable contacts in obtaining marketing positions graduation and to contact men and companies marketing work, thereby, being able to see the ot classroom work. These objectives are attained monthly meetings ot the club at which businessmen in keting give talks on many interesting subiects. The me ot this organization may also subscribe to the Journal Marketing, which provides the students with interesting tormation in the tield ot marketing. Through intormal ly meetings. members have gained insight about market: ali'-' 270 , 'F' American MaTerlal Handling SocieTy was The firsl- sTuclenT chapTer oT The American MaTerial Han- SocreTy a naTlonal proTessional socieTy, organized Ten o To advance The Theory and pracTice oT maTerial and allied arts and sciences. obgectives of This organlzaTion are To promoTe a undersTandlng oT maTerial handling problems and ' OFHCERS To dissemlnaTe Technical, scienTiTic, and proTes- Raman Hemmiani aTTlTude among The members, To bring industry and p,-esidenf Ts TogeTher in The exchange oT ideas. and To emphasize GUS Dallas 1mporTance oT MaTerial Handling as an engineering Vice-President sTuclenTs oT sophomore sTanding or above enrolled aT are elgnble Tor membership. AcTiviTies are such ThaT are conslsTenT wiTh proTesslonal ideals and eThics and conducive To The general sTudenT welTare. This year n Trom indusTry spoke aT The regular chapTer meeTings d Tllms oT Technical lnTeresT were on The socieTy's program. . f.22!l'f' 'ii RATTAN HEMRAJANI, Presidenf American Materials Handling SocieTy Andrews, L. F. Cerswell, L. L. CaTTarin, R. E. Chrisf, J. G. Clarlre, H. B. Cowarf, R., H. CreighTon, A. F. Dallas. S. H. Frank, P. L. Greenlee, D. A. Handel, W. J. Hemraiani, R. H. Holley, E. L. Kemp, J. P. Klein, M. W. Laindrefh, H. L. Livingsfon, J. W. Mafhews, T. D. Rattan Hemraiani, President, shows other AMHS members how to use cr tool in The I. E. Show. MEMBERS McCalman, J. R. McNiel, C. S. O'KeeTe, W. C. PaTriclc, H. D. Paul, T. M. Purvis, J. O. Rodriguez, A. L. Roper, F. E. Shipman, T. L. Sidner, G. B. Smifh, J. R. Summers, E. N. Temple, W. W. Terry. W. R. Trammell, H. M. .A Viclcery, R. K. Wrighf, W. A. Zsuffa, S. C. LAS' 271 JOHN E. ZIMMERMAN, Presidenf The Georgia Tech STuclenT ChapTer of The American Soci of Civil Engineers is an organizaTion of civil engineer upperclassmen acTively seeking pracTical applicaTion oT Theories and principles oT The many phases oT civil e neering. ThroughouT The year inTeresTing and inTorma Talks are presenTed To The chapTer by men Trom a vari oT indusTries. films are shown, and occasional Tield Trips scheduled. In addiTion. The chapTer is conTinually in c TacT with The Georgia SecTion of The SocieTy aT The din. meeTings of The secTion. Once each year The chapTer The opporTuniTy To prepare The program Tor a combi meeTing of The SecTion and ChapTer aT The ArchiTecTs The Engineers lnsTiTuTe. To keep iTs members TurTher inTormed oT deparTme acTiviTies, a bi-monThly newsleTTer is published by The T ChapTer. The chapTer also enTers a display in The ann Engineers Weelc exhibiTion. The members and The Tac oT The Civil Engineering school have an annual ASCE pic American Socieiy of Civil Engineers 4-In Qui nanvaltifl ' T'- N Q, 3. Meeting time Tor the A. S. C. E. involves The reading of The previous meeting's minutes. 272 AM RICAN SOCIETY OF a civlL ENGINEERS FOUNDID I 52 osia, L. M. ams, A. L. B. E. F. .E. J. W. V. .'L. G. anna. C. G. arrison, J. C. arwood, J. G. sad, W. A. eafh, W. E. .O. W. F. R. A. B A. B. M K. A D.O MEMBERS Herringion, T. H. Hiclrs, R. P. Hilliard, W. M. Hoichlciss, B. L. Howard, P. K. Howell, H. W. Jackson. C. A. Johnson, E. H. Joyner, F. A. Kirkland, W. R. Kirkpairiclr, W. W. Kirwan, M. K. Knowles, D. R. Larrowe, M. M. Lockwood, J. C. Lord, O. S. Loyd, J. E. Lynch, J. D. Mahomar. E. P. Mann, R. L. Mariin, R. L. Mazowiecki. C. R. McCloud, W. J. McClure, W. F. McKee, J. R. McMullin, W. T. Mendivil, F. E. Moorhead, J. J. Morrow, E. P. Palde, U. J. Pauls, D. E. Pendarvis, W. F. Pharr, C. K. Pilce, R. D. Pilltingfon, G. B. Pla'H', R. E. Pless, R. T. Pope, H. P. Posey, F. H. Presion, J. R. Price, P. A. Prysoclc, R. H. Randolph, W. W. Redmond, W. B. Reid, J. S. Rose, J. S. Roihgaber, D. E. Rourke, A. J. Sawyer, W. A. Schonenberg, E. C. Sharon, H. M. Sherrill. F. W. Shuping, R. Y. Silva, J. Simpson, W. H. Simpson, H. A. Simpson, L. G. Smifh, J. S. Smiih, W. J. Soiiropoulos, N. Siraub, E. K. Thafcher. W. A. Thomas, W. A. Tveof, K. J. Vaughn, A. E. Wallace, J. R. Webb, J. J. Wells, J. R. Wheeless, L. D. Williams, C. D. Williams, F. L. Williams, R. C. Wiseman, M. R. Woodard. R. S. Zarghamee. M. S. Discussion of some of the subtler phases of Civil Engineering is presented to the group. if Jim Rose points out the workings of some machinery in the C. E. department. 273 STEVE BOWEN, Chairman The Georgia Tech Chapier of +he American Socieiy Mechanical Engineers gives ihe mechanical engineeri siudeni' excelleni opporiuniiy to meer wiih oiher mechani engineering siudenis for ihe purpose of discussing ihe m receni developments in ihe mechanical engineering field. order io beH'er acquaini Jrhe mechanical engineering siucl with ihis professional side of engineering. 'ihe soci conducis weekly meeiings, oiien supplemeniecl wiih formaiive leciures by auihorities in ihe mechanical gineering and oiher closely allied fields. Among 'rhe privileges accorded 'ro Jrhe members is subscripiion fro The monihly journal, Mechanical Engineeri This iournal provides for ihe socie'iy's members a means keeping up with new Techniques and developmenis wi'r ihe indusiry. Through ihe continued growih of 'rhis socieiy. 'ihe chap fries 'io provide iis members wiih an enjoyable ouilei' 'rheir inieresis lying in ihe mechanical engineering fie American Society of Mechanical Engineers The officers of the ASME admire a working model of a Chevrolet transmission. che, G. B. rnes, K. C. rre. D. L. ll, J. R. rger, C. F. rry, M. E. aclnard, E. C. oker, M. A. wman, W. O. own, C. E. rson, W. R. rfon, R. H. ancio, L. V. ash, M. A. arlan, R. C. hurch, W. R. lemenls, R. E. nway, R. E. eel, B. O. eHaye, J. J. obson, J. l.. uns'l'a-n, D. A. farada, D. A. Steve Bowen . Roy French . Ross Woods . John Yarbrough Dr. J. P. Vidosic MEMBERS Falltner, C. E. Feegin, L. H. Franklin, C. E. French, R. J. Gibson, J. F. Gil, E. E. Gold, J. Grace, W. A. Greenwood, T. F. Gufierrez, G. Hardman, R. H. Herr, R. C. Hafcher, W. T. Haynie, R. S. Herbsl, D. R. Houslon, C. K. Kammer, E. D. Kauffman, J. C. King, J. J. Knowles, T. N. Lawler, R. E. Lawson, R. L. Leeper, C. G. Lyons, D. W. Maynard, R. G. McCullough, M. J. McKissicl:, R. B. Michelena, J. A. Morris, T. O. Morris, R. L. Niperf, J. C. Overvilc, R. L. Pack, J. L. Parker, H. L. Reardon, J. E. Reyes, F. M. Riifenhouse, O. C. Rodriguez, A. A. Roberis, W. L. Saaclxe, C. F. Schwanebeclc, J. C. Shellon, S. V. Shrewsbury, E. P. Simpson, B. I. Smi'l'l1, B. W. Smirh, W. H. OFFICERS Sfalvey, E. F. Sugden, H. Suriano, F. J. Sypnlewslsi, C. J. Thompson, M. H. Toups, L. H. Toups, R. M. Travis, O. F. Troffer, O. E. Usher, L. H. Van Lendingham, Warren, L. G. Whifehead, H. C. Whifesides, R. H. Wicks, T. G. Williams, L. D. Wlnllend, D. F. Wood, R. D. Woods, R. H. Wrighi, J. G. Yarbrough, J. W. Yamalci, Y. Zellle, R. S. S. L. . . Chairman Vice-Chairman . . Secretary . . Treasurer Faculfy Advisor G 79 l LED ASME members meet and discuss new developments in the field of mechanical engineering .lg 275 I liiilfi' . , ..- ..--,te:'1:. i I I I. ii WILLIAM HIBBERT, III, President Founded in l954, The CiTy Planners Sociei-y of Geo Tech promotes The besT inTeresTs oT The CiTy Planning denTs. The purpose oT The socieiy is To esTablish be comrnunicaTion beTween sTudenTs in The CiTy Planning gram, Through The exchange oT ideas and The discussion problems aTFecTing The proTession oT planning. The soci which is The only recognized deparTmenTal graduaTe or izaTion on The Tech campus, is noT aTFiliaTed wiTh a naTi organizaTion. The socieTy meeTs once a monih, buT Trequ movies, seminars, and lecTures on new Techniques and velopmenTs in The Tield oT CiTy Planning are provided various Times. AnoTher irnporTanT aspecT oT The societ iTs social acTiviTies which give The CiTy Planning gradu sTudenTs and also Their Tamilies an opporTuniTy To bec beTTer acquainTed WiTh each oTher. The socieTy sponsor parTy each quarter and in The Tall organizes a Touch TooT game wiTh another organizaTion on campus. This an aThleTic evenT usually increases docTor bills and The sales linimenT Tor pains. MEMBERS ATlcinson, H. W. City Planners Society E,i1f.i i:i.M- William Hibbert . Norman Thompson Constatine Vlatos Allan Bly . . . 4 J TX I OFFICERS Fonfs, E. L. Gladin, C. Griffin, J. B. Goodin. J. Habib, S. N. Hamilton, R. W. . . . . President Marbury.R- Morse, H. F. Sellers, C. Sfriclcland, J. B. Tang, E. Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer Malcolm Little, faculty advisor, gives useful instructions to members of the society. Interested members look on as Howard Menhinick points out the T.V.A. region. . . ng, .i' i.,,. g +A WILTON ROOKS, Chairman The officers of the I.A.S. examine a radial engine inside the A. E. Building. Institute ot Aerospace Sciences. OFFICERS Wilton Rooks Chairman Claude Lowery Vice-Chairman Grover Birdsong Secretary Pat Crenshaw Corres. Sec. Charles Garcia Treasurer e primary goal ot the Georgia Tech Chapter ot the Na- onal Institute ot Aerospace Sciences is to encourage cre- ive and original thinking among students in order that ey might be better equipped to contribute to progress in e rapidly growing tield ot aeronautical engineering. Its embers consist ot aeronautical engineering maiors. The Institute serves as a means tor co-ordinating the sub- ivisions ot aeronautical engineering. including practical gineering methods and the education in the classroom. cause the tield ot aeronautical engineering is a compara- vely new branch ot engineering, the Institute otfers much its members through the varied and interesting programs presents on material not tound in the classroom. Advances ithin the last decade trom iet propulsion to the conquest outer space present to the student the problem ot keep- g abreast with such rapidity that the classroom is hard ressured to keep up with everything. Presentation ot these vances to its members is the primary tunction ot this club. Adams, C. A. Baker, L. R. Benkert, J. W. Blue, R. A. Brown, G. W. Buckley, D. T. Coates, J. Cole, G. B. Davis, C. G. Driggers, H. H. Dunkin, O. L. Everett, R. N. Fuller, D. L. Gray, B. Gutiin, O. T. Hager, R. N. Harris, H. L. Hartman, D. MEMBERS Havertield, P. B. Heilker, W. Hopper, E. Howe, G. W. Humphries, W. R Kulynyis, R. W. Lampee, T. C. Landgrebe, J. H. Lantz, R. C. Lewis, W. I. Lukert, E. P. Lummus, W. Maddox, N. R. Maynard, S. Mendez, J. C. McDaniel, R. L. McNeeIy, J. T. Moss, R. L. O'Grady, T. Pyro-n, W. Roberts, J. K. Rowan, J. C. Saunders, J. M. Shelton, D. A. Sims, W. H. Smith, S. J. Sorrells, R. Spurlin, C. J. Steinmetz, W. J. Sturgeon, R. W. Spyniewsky, C. Thompson, V. B. Valdes-Miranda Vick, R. E. Wall, R. L. Wrigley, F. L. , C Mr. Tom Thornton from Douglas Aircraft lectures on the Nike-Hercules missile 4 WILLIAM STRAUSS, President Institute of Radio Engineer I OFFICERS i William Strauss i President I Dcln Norton Vice President Jerry Phillips Sec.-Treas. Reports from the First I. R. E. Conference MEMBERS ord, S. T. len, J. L. len, W. L. ker, P. D. Il, L. P. dnar, D. G. wer, D. E. ck, C. H. adshaw. W. E. aswell, G. J. i'H'ain, J. W. uce, J. R. uce, J. W. rgess, J. M. r+, S. T. mpbell, R. P. rver, L. R. ash, L. hrisf, J. G. ooper, J. C. raven, R. E. oison, T. A. ye, K. E. mondson, J. G. slinger, R. J. heridge, J. O. ans, R. L. elds. W. G. reman, A. C. sier, H. Q. sier, R. D. ase, L. E. riedman, E. H. ann, A. G. afhrighf, J. G. riser, J. R. ullaif, J. H. un-ier, D. R. ampfon, C. O. arrison, E. T. ill, A. G. ipsley, V. R. olland, L. D. udson, W. J. ames, F. V. ones, A. C. idd. J. C. Killingsworih, J. J Kreider, G. V. Lamphere, D. A. Lee, J. G. Lineberger, W. C. Losleben, P. Maddox, M. J. McDaniel. W. H. Meadows, D. M. Mehaffey, J. H. Mercer, K. E. Muench, J. M. Mullen, T. J. Mullen, W. W. Nabors, J. K. Nickelsoin, R. L. Norfon, D. H. Nulph, D. R. Ouelleiie, R. G. Parker, R. W. Peacock, W. M. Peferson, R. L. Phillips, J. J. Raga, G. L. Reed, L. W. Richardson, A. C. Roberfson, J. W. Rollins, L. W. Ross, J. O. Shulis, R. D. Sl-uulh, J. D. Sloan, R. F. Smiih. G. H. Smifh, M. C. Strauss, W. I. Sfrickland, J. R. Summers, D. E. Sufherland, J. C. Van Zandf, H. O. Vines. T. L. Vining, R. M. Websfer, E. G. Whiie, R. N. Wills, P. W. Winloorn, J. E. Wood, E. W. Williamson, F. R. he lnsfifufe of Radio Engineers is an infernafional profes- 'onal sociefy of elecfrical engineers who are inferesfed in ne branch of communicafions made possible by elecfronics. his organizafion has sfuclenf chapfers al: all of fhe major ngineering colleges which are locafed in fhe United Sfafes. During fhe pasf fiffeen years of fhe lnsfifufe of Radio En- iineers' acfivity on fhe Georgia Tech campus. enormous dvances have faken place in all branches of electronics, ow concerning nof only communicafions, buf such diver- ienf areas as medicine. dafa processing, space flighf, and 'idusirial confrols. The IRE endeavors fo keep ifs members informed of all mporfanf progress made in fhe elecfronics field and +o nduce and publicize new ideas and mefhods in The field if electrical engineering. Through fhe IRE the elecfrical engineering sfudenf gefs n beffer perspecfive of fhe high professional qualify of work vhich will be required of a successful electrical engineer. .50 b?'f DAN NORTON Vice Presidenf MISS DONNA BUREL Bookkeeper for ihe I. R. E. JIM RECTOR, President Society For The we-tit I? 74.3.1 v A.'u'7' . ,A ., Rector and Davis stop for picture on way to SAM meeting. OFFICERS J. H. Rector . ..... Preside T. H. Davis . . . . First Vice Preside J. A. Hurt . . . . Second Vice Preside L. E. Gottmun . ..... Secreta B. B. Harwell . ..... Treasur Advancement Ct Management w tf fiittfrst Tecl1's largest organization, the Society tor the Aclvanc ment ot Management, is well organized on campus. Widel known as SAM, its membership is composed ot intereste sophomores, juniors, and seniors trom all departments in a ettort to have all viewpoints ot industry represented. The Tech chapter is also widely recognized nationall For the past three years, it has ranked in the top collegiat groups in the nation based on membership and participatio in protessional activities. Under the present sponsorship ot the School ot lndustri Management. SAM regularly invites businessmen an educators to speak at its meetings and sponsors trips to variety ot Atlanta businesses. Most widely known ot i activities is the annual Winter Management Conterenc which it sponsors. A monthly newspaper keeps member posted on current happenings in the group. From the looks ot things, the tield ot management will hav some welcome additions trom this group at Georgia Tec R.F F. D J M. W. W. C. D. O. A. A. D. C C. J. F. A. J. W. J. H. D. W. . W. K. K. W. F. W. P. BT. J. G. P. S J. F M. W. L. E. J.H MEMBERS Greene, M. H. Hames, C. W. Handel, W. J. Harrison, L. H. Hart, J. A. Harwell, B. B. Hemraiani, R. H. Henderson, J. H. Hendrix, D. L. Hicks, H. L. Hill, C. W. Hobgood, H. H. Hoffman, M. K. Hogg, B. D. Hornberg, R. H. Hornaday, G. W. Hull, W. B. Humphlett, W. R. Hunter, E. E. Ingram, E. A. Ingram, K. K. Jacobs, J. W. Jahnlre, W. H. Johnson, W. W. Kline, C. W. Longino, G. F. McBride, W. B. McCullough, T. L. McRae, D. E. Madden, C. E. Mallard, W. D. Mariss, J. B. Mashburn, L. E. Matthews, B. L. Means, J. T. Meredith, W. C. Metros, P. J. Milcloai, V. C. Mitchell, P. L. Moon, B. L. Moran, L. W. Morris, J. F. Mosley, G. L. Naddra, G. G. Navickas, E. W. Newey, T. A. Norris, D. L. O'Connor, L. T. O'Donnel, J. H. Onley, F. R. Orr, J. C. Peterson, D. L. Pierce, T. J. Prather, F. A. Ranclc, W. W. Reeves, J. H. Rozier, M. E. Rusk, H. S. Salmand, R. F. Saunders, R. J. Simmons, H. H. Spence, D. P. Stalnaker, A. W. Stell, J. L. Stipe, R. B. Strain, L. O. A Suries, R. H. Tarrance, G. M. Tem pleton, W. A. Thar e W.A P 1 - Townsend, C. E. Tucker, J. H. Turner, J. A. Weathers, R. D. West, A. C. Wheeler, W. J. Whipple, W. B. Wiggins, R. H. Williams, E. J. Yancey, D. A. Many times during the year leaders ln the industrial field speak to members of SAM At a meeting held in the architecture auditorium the Society forthe Advancement of Management listens intently to a speaker. 281 RAY PRESTON, President OFFICERS Roy Preston President D. M. Anderson Vice President D. Bickmon Secretary P. Po rrott Treasurer 5 .1 -E .. C9 ., 4 'Img ,,,. A HT! H511 '--will -I The Society of American Military Engineers on Tec campus has one main obiecTive: it Tries To bring Togeiz all oT The Georgia lnsTiTuTe oT Technology's students w are aT present interested in The Tield oT modern milit engineering. This is clone with The hope That iT will pres To Them The challenge oT keeping our counTry prepared leasT as well as other countries are in This Tielcl. This organization, which is open To all sTuclenTs here Georgia Tech oTTers especially To Those who attend all The meetings a highly inTeresTing. inTormaTive, and vari agenda ot speakers Trom out oT Town and Atlanta. In aclcliTion To The speakers aT some oT The meeTin several Tielcl Trips To military and civilian engineering pla sparks The program Tor The year. There exists a very close liason beTween The Georgia Te PosT and The ATlanTa Post ot This naTionally known organi Tion. STudenTs who are in The Tech PosT are invifed To aTTe meetings ancl social functions held by The senior post. Society of American Military Engineers MEMBERS TQ Roy Preston, President, listens to suggestions from the group about plans for future programs. 282 T Anderson, D. M. Baisden, E. D. Kaney, T. M. Kirwan, M. K i Bickham, D. Madden, C. . Borkenhagen, R. K. Mallard, W. Memlaers cividly watch D Breaking' S. A' Marquis, R. E U ITIIIITUYY engineering m0Vle. Gannaway' G. T- Pan-O-H.. P. Getman, D. L. Pilkington, G Gorday, J. Ragan, J. T. Groves, N. L. Reynolds, W Hadden, L. D. Sheffield, R. Hamilton, K. Swain, E. L. Hart, R. C. Tate, D. E. Haverfield, P. Wagner, J. Heath, W. E. Ware, 6. M Herrington, T. Williams, R. Holmes, J. D. Wolfram, C. Johnson, F. W. Woods, D. 7 Q i F 6 s JH F -7 'Q 5'ElT.iv. H S J 4 1:- 3 1 r A 4 4- ? ., ,,. me .1 A+-.,,,. , ,, LU . I -A, -4 -,Y W 'A I V ,I 1 D ,Y I ' x X txjf :kb 'C 'bi N i, 7' Members of APO diligently make prepar- WOODWARD W. GLENN JR., President ations for the Ugliest Man on Campus contest. U A p a P I Omega ACTWES Cecil, C. Ellwanger, P. Emory- J- PLEDGES OF Franklin, S. HCERS H A B 'l F H ltT awes, . asl, . oc , . W d d GI I - Hill, K. Bilger, D. Holmes, H. .OO WUI: erm . . . President Hoffman, M. Blessey, R. Judge, J. Nliles Smith . . . . . Vice President Magnan, J. Brandt, D. McPherson, Blll Perkins . . . , Recording Sec,-efa,-y Morgan, B. Budreau, L. Millard, C. Jim Stokes . . . Corresponding Secretary ::::gEn'Bl2' gE:::'F' Eggrreslfl' Charles Cecil . ..... Treasurer Perkins: B. Crichthn, W. Stabdnoh, D Mdriie Hoffman I pfedgemasfer gattirfireid, B. Eamlron, W. iteyens, H. K - ' mi , . ye, . ay or, D. Pmngh HIM ' Sergeanl'cf1'Arms Stokes, J. Grier, G. Turner, T. ' Wcmger . . . . Historian Terrell, B. Hansel, J. Williams, F. .fi it ,4 ,Q Aupv A hurried conference goes on prior to a meeting. The Georgia Tech Chapter ot Alpha Phi Omega is one many chapters ot this national service traternity are scattered on numerous prominent campuses. The ot the group is to assemble college men in a which will develop trienclship and leadership in the The goal ot all the etiorts ot this group is service to manity, on campus and ott the campus. Membership in the group is open to all men who to render service and who have previously been with scouting. The Gamma Zeta Chapter at Georgia Tech has active on campus tor over twenty years and continues strengthen its ever-increasing program ot service project These include the Ugliest Man on Campus drive, th- proceeds trom this drive going to worthy charities: supe vision ot campus elections: sponsoring ot the campus Bio Drive: and conducting tours on Parents Day. With thej many projects this organization is one ot the most respecte- here on the campus. 284 rvice to the Tech campus and to the unfortunate of A+- nta was the goal ot the Circle K Club for this year. riving to obtain this goal, the members participated in ch activities as the Campus Chest Drive, Homecoming, d Parents Weekend. Serving Atlanta, the club, which is iliated with the Northside Kiwanis Club, provided the lton Boys Club with helpful assistance. The Circle K Club, like its counterpart in high schools, e Key Club bases its membership on leadership, service, d high character. It urges its members to display these ualities on the campus and provides opportunities for them. By participating in these projects the Tech Circle K Club tiers many chances tor the student to be ot service to his llow man ancl bring recognition to his school and himself. The Circle K Club is an excellent organization for any- ne who wishes to be part of a service club which also en- bles its members to be in close Contact with the faculty. Circle K Club Y. YGDEEQEE7 1' I . I' 5 I x I N I K ' X . A - : N , n - 4 1 QQ-V o' 1. ',f nu I --.. '- l A 'I 1 - . 1 fi, .. f ig'-1 xg! N Z g i - ,-1.1 ,-H '14, ., ' - y . L. -,,+4f,!,!Wjfyt I ' ' J Y l i 1 ,- 2 . 1 - '?: l . . F , .' 1 , i T ,f- Y l 'Z' ' l , 7.5 - I - 5 .i l V 'fx Q. gp 1- mm l 3 'C l l - .S 'j'liv ' . . A -it A is Q - ry , 1 - full ,, A - :QM 51 - ' - ' ., W - gl' , '1 -,yy up x, - c - -ml... ,rm-.si -' - 4 , il Y .V ws, , . , ..-ss. .. l . ' fast ' tfifji-is f '1 - lfzyff' est- l i . ' .. 3,316 'fi ' N Y. gill QL jfs':': i , QP'-f5F T1 -1 Q.- .' :'i,'Z'i - fgf' . 2 ' ' ' , '91 734: tif ., i ' ' ' '-'i .r X jffX:'.'f if' 'TL' :Ui ,N -Y - pf, ,Q 5 - '- -' -1. VIL?-1 eg. QL 'f- :fat . , .im 1. Y.: . TOM H. HERRINGTON, President W A Tri' ' : is i-E C. l 'Tm - ' ..: ' .' ' 1 4 . . Y OFFICERS om Herrington . .... . . President im Maiure . . . . Vice President ohn Anderson . . . . . Secretory 5 CIVTY M0fTl'1'Ve9Ue - - Treasurer Details must be taken ccire of Members of the club listen to plans for Georgia Tech Parents Weekend. before the Circle K can get down to business. MEMBERS Anderson, J. Arp, D. Cantrell, S. Carr, H. Clark, L. Colley, D. Dettmann, C. Herrington, D. Herrington, T. Johnson, B. Lipscomb. B. Maddox, L. Maiure, J. Martin, R. Martin-Vegue, M. McCleslrey, S. Muller, T. Pahl, B. Sapp, J. Stovall, S. Warcl, A. Williams, J. R. E. BOOZER, Capfain OFFICERS R. E. Boozer . .... . Capfain J. A. Mann . .... Execufive E. L. Milom . . . Uniform Lieufenonf R. N. Rumble . . . Properfy Lieufenonf MEMBERS Aberneihy, J. R Adams, W. A. Alexander, T. L. Askin, H. E. Ausiin, P. J. Babb, J. J. Barker, C. K. Bell, E. C. Berry, J. W. Briifain, C. H. Brock, D. K. Calhoun, T. B. Caulhen, T. L. Coffee, W. P. Counis, E. D. Cover, B. Cubic, P. M. Culp, H. W. Dixon, D. B. Elkins, A. W. Ellingi-on, R. P. Edwarcls, L. J. Enclorf, F. H. Erickson, D. A. Ferrell, B. C. Fosier, J. C. Fowler, J. W. Garner, J. R. Geni, R. D. Gregory, V. A. Harris, B. J. Hawkins, R. E. Haynes, D. G. Held, C. A. Hill, H. B. Hill, S. M. Holi, F. Hudson, N. L. Ingram, C. W. Jones, A. C. Love, N. E. Mann, J. A. May, J. A. McCook, T. L. Milam, E. L. Milam, G. P. Moore, H. F. Moore, W. E. Morgan, A. W. Mullen, W. W. Munson, B. E. Murphy, D. L. Newlo-n, W. P. Perry, C. H. Perry, R. H.. Peierson, L. A. Peierson, R. L. Puckeil, B. J. Phifer, C. G. Pope, R. Rennings, S. W. Rhineharf, R. R. Rivkincl, M. A. Rumble, R. N. Sanner, R. E. Sharpe, W. C. Shepard, M. J. Smiih, A. C. Soper, R. A. Sfabenow, D. L. Sfevens, H. S. Slokes, J. L. Sloner, D. M. Sullivan, J. M. Swisher, F. M. Taylor, G. M. Teal, D. B. Thomas, W. R. Thom son H. L. P n Wagner, C. E. Waliers, A. J. Welsh, E. A. While, R. W. Williams, J. D. Wilson, F. C. Wilson, J. M. Wilson, R. S. Wilson, T. C. Wrighf, J. D. Young, D. W. One of The foremosl represenlarions of Tech borh ai- ho and away on olher college campuses is 'rhe band under direcrion of Mr. Ben Logan Sislc and Drum Maier, Rich Boozer. The Tech band displays precision drill and complished musical ialenl during The Fall Quarrer on Toolball field. Parr of The color for which lhe Tech Tool games are famous is due lo The half-iime exhibiiions of 'r band wilh selecied maioreiies from local high schools a a Tech coed. Beverly Cover, lwirling. During lhe winler quarrer, The band adds greally lo + spirir ol The sludenls gaihered in The Alexander Memor Coliseum 'ro view The loaslcelrball games. Ailer praclicing winler. lhe band presenis a conceri annually during Spri Quarler. Allhough The curriculum ai a Technical school leaves lil free lime. ihe Tech band members manage +o find enou lime 'ro meer Three limes a week ro praciice for aciiviii This in iisell is a iribule 'ro The inreresi of 'rhe membe The Band P-if QQ? X 1 J:1jffbP,g VX - 2 -If V ' 'I' R ',L',1,-,' - h - 1 'Q ' F +- 1 t JJ M '-3,23 Q Q , Q -Y ir J 1 Qs T '-1 QM 416'-gifs mf .iv 4!K'f, 1' ' ' Nt M U Q X Q A J, 5 js-iw .Km Wax, Gi . 'Q-fx X 'X J '21, xxx. 'Ju N ' xw .,l i V ,NJ gf- SEXY N H K. . 1 X :wif E xx Q , - X N 'X ' x' Nl.J 'K .- +P xx . A --xxx. xxx ' X x , mx xxx r- -I ' . 1 L ' K f ' ', RUS' V , Y W W w.' ,. 1 , ' -, - . . az.-N. W I 1' 'Q levi, -, my 1 w.,,,,., I I, c 1 I I I I I JAMES G. WRIGHT JR., President Co-Op Club OFFICERS James G. Wright, Jr ..... Donald J. Cornett . Joseph L. Andrews . Raymond J. French . P32338 I I--1-53a W . . President Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer ' Jim Wright, President, takes cz vote ot Section I members on an important matter. The Co-op Club has a unique position on Georgia Te campus-that ot being two distinct groups, yet united one organization. Formed in I9l5 to toster school spi tellowship and as a service organization, the club has c tinually functioned as one ot the most energetic gro that has ever existed on Tech's campus. Among the cIub's many activities are the Annual Sum Quarter Miss Pertect l.ip's ,Contest and Dance, taking un privileged boys to the basketball games, winning honor the annual campus Blood Drive, and the responsibilities supervising Freshmen orientation in the summer quarter. The Club is active in Intramurals, giving medals to winners in sottball, ping-pong, chess, and tennis. They sponsor two annual smolcers with the Briarean Society, well as making a loan tund available to Co-ops under auspices ot both sections. The organization ot the clu such that co-ops may enioy as many privileges and op tunities as the regular students do in extra-curricular wo Before the meeting gets underway these members relax and talk. 288 Anders, J. B. Anderson, J. P. Andrews, J. L. Balmer. G. E. Bentord, G. R. Bowen, W. S. Burnham, K. B. Bush, J. R. Cooke, W. R. Cornett, D. J. Deal, B. O. Drummond, J. Evans, H. H. Fisher, W. A. French, R. J. Fulmer, R. L. Ginocchio, P. L. MEMBERS Godfrey, J. F. Holmes, R. L. Hooper, E. H. Hutcherson, D. C. Kirkland, W. R. Miller, C. D. Patriclr, D. R. Rast, G. B. Reeves, J. D. Roper, F. E. Saffell, J. A. Smith, B. W. Swearingen, D. W Watson, G. C. Wedaman. T. H. Wicks, T. G. Yarbrough, J. W. Six new members of ihe Co-op Club undergo initiation. OFFICERS b Hart . . . . President el Hess . . . Vice President mes H. Adams . . . Secretary rry H. Davis . . Treasurer I l in I i Adams, J. Arline, J. Bacon, F. Brooking, S. Carrier, C. Chance, H. Craig, H. Crapps, D. Davis, H. Davis, R. Federer, D. Gibson, J. Hari, R. C. Howell, H. Hess, N. Hopkins, J. Johnson, N. ROBERT C. HART, P MEMBERS Losleben, P. Lundy, T. Markerf, R. Morfon, J. McKay, D. Moore, E. Morrow, E. Norman, R. Pefif, P. residenf Plasfridge, R. Pla'H', R. Razmus, J. Usry, G. Wallace, J. Websier, E. Whifalcer, R. Yougnar, L. 9 Aff I An opinion is voiced at one of the meetings as other members listen aftentively. ' Q 1' I T . P -v- , JH. ali, A .--R., L'fJ2z'Jsf' V'-.-s.L, 6 1 at V 'ff-.-L-af 4- 1,,jr:T1 if-QT.-:'-'I -'z:J1,0'iL,g, .ffl 'Q-' Q l'S,ff 'ft5'i:,' 2 7-1 X , gjagsazwtifii, X--:Ls2'4f'EiH!'i!rf:i ,, , ' Tuesday night is bridge night tor the girls cs they settle down to cz funtilled evening in the Wilby Room. have clubs, why not students' wives? This was idea responsible tor the organization ot the Tech Dames' lub. Several ot the graduate students wives realized their eed for social activities while their husbands were busy ith work tor obtaining a degree. ln the Fall ot l948. six ives tormed the Club. From this small beginning. the Tech ames' Club has grown until now, in its tweltth year, the embership is well over three hundred. 'The Dames' Club begins each year with either a Tea or a ewcomers' Meeting given by the present and past sponsors, welcome new and old members to the Club. This is tol- wed by a monthly business meeting and a bridge and anasta party held on the second and tourth Tuesday ot ach month respectively. Various parties are held throughout e year to which husbands are invited, and the season is lirnaxed by a Spring Banquet and Dance. Again this year e Tech Dames' Club sponsored the Mrs. Homecoming and iust being the third year tor the contest, it with great success. T I . Dames Club members are treated to cz view ot the newest clothes at their fashion show. Officers ot the Dames Club. 4 aff . i l l L WILLIAM i. sm-xuss, President Radio Club Ji '24 -:Ye T '51 4fmQb 4 ,Em :seen OFFICERS Strauss, W. I., K4MWN ..... . . President Sypher, P., W3UTK . . . . Vice President Bradshaw, W. A., W4AWl . . . Secretary Levy, T., W4FRO!4 . . . . Treasurer The Georgia Tech Radio Club is an organization compos primarily of licensed radio amateurs, although membersl is open to anyone interested in amateur radio. The clu ham station, W4AQL, is located in the penthouse at the physics building. The club station runs at least 500 wa on the most popular amateur bands. ln addition, the cl has a 75-watt rig available to novice licensees and excellent medium-power 6 meter rig. With the high powered transmitters, they can rea around the world on all amateur short-wave bands. Activit- center around this station, including chewing the ragl with other amateur stations all over the world, handli messages 'For members and other students, and helpi prospective hams learn enough to obtain their o' government license. The members of the Georgia Tech Radio Club are eage loolcing forward to the completion ot the new electrim engineering building on campus, as its present plans inclu a new radio shack and the obtaining oi some new l - , . .,,.,.,i,- ln the club radio shack, two members listen for signals from other hams around the world. 292 During organization night the Radio Club puts on a demonstration for interested Rats. MEMBERS Baker, P. D.. KN4TBC Barry, M., OAIIHHIA Bryant, P. L., K4LBC Bodnar, D. G., K4MZP Boyette, M. H., K4TVR Bryson, J. H., KSMBP Couch, W. D., K4FOO Davenport, C. M., K4STF Densmore, O. M., KN4YXN Fay, B., K4CEF Gann, A. G., K4DKS Goodloe, C. P.. K4MOF Harwell, W. W., K4KGJ Hazlett, R. E., W4GUK Hollis, D. L., W4GPM Kane, S. E., K4MAS Kirk, D. B., KSUOY Laypeyrouse, D. L., K5IFH Lederman, A. L., KN4VFX Lightfoot, E. M., K4ZSB Loftin, C.. R., K4RJM McRae, D. E., K4ETZ Millican, R. E., K4JBX Moody, L. E., W3GlD Moraitinis, N., SUIBB Mullins, A. C., K4GOE Norton, D. H., K4lLE Parlc, H. M., KNSUOU Perkins, W. W., K4QIY Pinkerton, J. G., K3CFR Sternburg, G. R., K4MLP Thompson, D. L. Titus, T., K4MVL Trudel, J. D., WZMNS Watson, E. R., W4DZV Wheeler, J. E., K4HMB nce l956, members of one of The mosT color'Ful elemenTs campus have been organized inTo The Pan-American Union The club is based on Pan-American ideals, and iTs include beTTer human relaTions among iTs members i well as a culTural exchange oT perTinenT ideas. OuTsTanding evenTs in The club year include many dances. inTramural Teams, and lecTures by noTed guesTs. on which some oT The inviTed guesTs have spoken i T The poliTical siTuaTion beTween ArgenTina and The y and The principles OT Communism. Lively discussions The order of The day aT The meeTings. To mainTain a consTanT culTural exchange, The club meeTs proTessors and sTudenTs of Tech and wiTh organizaTions ATlanTa inTeresTed in LaTin America. The club presenTs a radio program oT Themes and music Trom LaTin and iT publishes a monThly newspaper which is among inTeresTed people. The Pan-American Club also helps The foreign sTudenTs Through The program. ALFREDO THIELEN, Presidenf P A rican Club MEMBERS a n AngariTa, F. Look, A. Anes, J. Mafa, J. Blanco. C. Mendiri. P. Cardenal, J. Nicolas, R. CasTillo, M. Passarelli, J. DacamaracanTo, C. Puemuller, G. OFFICERS DacamaracanTo, J. Russo, O. Diaz MarTinez, J. Salgado, H. Alfredo Thielen ........ Presiclenf Garcia. J- Saldivia. E- Osvalclo Dumas . . Vice-President Oscar Thielen . . . Treasurer Haydon, T. Sol+ero, V. Manuel Rey . . ...... Secretary H' Heinz Hoffman . . . Sec. of Public Relaiions Lloreda,A. Villacorfa, E. 293 HARRY SUGDEN JR., Chairman Sugden, Chairmang Dierich, Vice Chaim and Schwanebeck, Sec. Society of Automotive Engineers members answer To roll call. The sTudenT branch of The SocieTy of AuTomoTive Engineer is a Technical group ThaT appeals To The sTudenT inTeresTe in design. producTion. operation or mainTenance OT auT rnoTive maTerial. The purpose oT This organizaTion is To promoTe, Throug The holding oT meeTings, The arTs and sciences and enginee ing pracTices connecTed wiTh design, consTrucTion and uTil zaTion oT automotive apparaTus and To encourage goo fellowship among The engineering sTudenTs aT Georgi lnsTiTuTe oT Technology. AT The meeTings oT This socieTy. Tilms and speakers a presenTed To broaden The sTudenTs' engineering educaTio The Socieiy of AuTomoTive Engineers provides an opporTu iTy Tor Those inTeresTed To meeT and discuss auTomoTiv Topics. ln This way The sTudenTs' undersTanding oT The bass engineering problems and Their soluTions is TurTher d veloped. Under The able leadership of PresidenT, Harry Su clen. The socieTy had a successful year. Society GT AuTomoTive Engineers OFFICERS Harry Sugden Jr. ...... .... C hairman Richard Dierich . . .... Vice Chairman J. C. Schwanebeck . . . Secretary - Treasurer in f -- FTP?-.1 i MEMBERS Charrin, P. H. Clephaine, A. H. Cochrane, M. E. Crumbley, R. R. Dalrymple, L. C. Darby, J. D. Day, J. K. DemenichTTi, L. J. Diaz, L. Dierich, R. H. Dodson, W. F. L. DunsTan, D. A. Ellison, L. E. Gilberf, B. F. Hughey, R. L. Jr. LangsTon, R. C. MarTin, C. V. Mills. F. E. Mulazzi, R. F. Neeley, P. L. Paulson, G. C. Plumley, W. J. Schwanebecic, J. C. ...puns Sugden, K. P. Vick, R. E. Villacoria, E. G. Weinrich, L. J. e Georgia Tech chapter of Saint Patrick's Council was ganized in I'-750. The main purpose ot this organization is promote interest ot the student body of the Georgia stitute ot Technology in the several honorary and protes- xnal societies of the academic departments in the general -:ltare oi the school. The principal 'Function of the year for this organization is le planning, promoting, and co-ordination oi Engineers ee . 'During this week the council entertains a group of out- nnding high school students selected by local chapters ot le Georgia Society of Professional Engineers. These stu- nts are selected on the basis ot the ability and interest -at they have shown in the tield ot engineering. During -eir visit to Tech they are acquainteclgwith the campus. The climax ot Engineers Week is the award made by Saint ttrick's Council. This is the Bonner Spearman Memorial -ophy, presented to the school exhibiting the best display. aint Patrick's Council Don Banks President Loe A. Smith Vice-President Ernest C. Eason Vice-President W. O. Boman Vice-President Tom Banks Treasurer Oliver C. Rittenhouse Recording Secretary John G. Edmondson rresponding Secretary DON C. BANKS President MEMBERS Abernathy, E. M. Banks, D. C. Banks. T. Batts, W. L. Bnsfos, R. F. Carlson, J. A.. Clements, S. D. Cowan, A. Edmondson, J. G. Everett, S. R. Freeman, J. R. Hart, R. C. Hogg. B. D. Johnson, F. Lavender, T. E. McAdams, W. R. Nicholson, H. F. Rector, J. H. Rittenhouse, O. C Rudder, F. Strauss, W. Weiss, P. N. President Don Banks listens to suggestions for Improvements ent interest in the honorary and professional societies at Georgia Tech Veterans' Club FALL OFFICERS Robert King ......... President Donald Thomas . Virgil Mikolai . . Michael Reusing . . . Exec. Vice President WINTER OFFICERS Donald Thomas . . Q . ROBERT R. KING, President Fred Dubois - . . Exec. vice President - W? -. S.. . C... ' 'ii-Ve T'fegQF:,iiigB Ez mn in vw Jig , Q fr -e ' Two members get their name tags before a meeting. Virgil Mikolai . James Barber . Anderson, H. K. Askew, T. L. Baker, M. H. Barber, J. M. Bargeron, L. A. Beasley, J. W. Bennett, L. W. Bogart, W. N. Bradford, J. O. Bridenbaugh, E. Chester, W. C. Dallas, C. H. Denning. D. L. Enzor, W. P. Erichsen, R. L. Gillespie, D. N. Hamas, C. W. ARMY Hill, G. R. Horldt, P. C. Houston, F. L. Johnson, E. H. Leibowitz, T. Kelly, B. H. Kimble, A. C. Kreicler, G. V. McNatt, P. J. Okeette, W. C Potts, P. W. Purvis, J. O. Scott, R. D. Van Horn, R. Walters, C. L. Warnock, R. F. Whipple, W. B Hasty, J. M. Wilkes, W. G. Henderson, J. B. Wright, H. W. The Georgia Tech Veterans Club is now in its sixth year he at Georgia Tech. The club was organized by Kore Veterans, but membership is now open to all ex-servicem now attending Georgia Tech. The main obiective ot the club is to assist veterans their adjustment trom service to college lite. The Te Veterans Club was tounded tor the betterment ot t veteran at Tech. This organization is striving to improve t student-taculty relationship. Meetings are held every other week throughout the ye with outstanding speakers and entertaining movies teatur tor the pleasure and relaxation ot the members. The cl participates in campus activities through the intramu sports program, homecoming testivities, and two years a it sponsored, with the help ot the Student Council, an ele tion iamboree designed to increase the students' interest the student government. Student tunctions include dinn dances. banquets, and picnics tor members and their dat X l F '-Q if u H 1 .ff f' 'v-I l . l lp 1, ,E i -- ,El 1, - 3 Members spend u moment of leisure discussing problems facing the Vet's Club. DONALD E. THOMAS, President AIR FORCE NAVY MARINES H- W- MCBFHG. W- B- Allen, W. L. Kennedy, D. F. Bell, L, S, MCMlll5ni W- B- Bennett, S. L. King, R. R. Clarke' F, K, W. D. W. ones, T. F. andreth, H. L. Page. G. W. Patterson, J. C. Plummer, M. G. Poinsett, R. J. Price, P. W. Priest, F. W. Rourke, A. J. Scoggs, C. D. Slxrine, C. E. Townsend, C. E. Trotter, O. E. Veith, C. J. Walker, L. H. Whitaker. V. T. Yarbrough, H. F. Bozeman, D. G. Carmichael, N. Coolc, A. B. Daniels, J. W. Darden, B. R. Evans, R. C. Hart, J. P. Haynie, F. H. James, J. P. Kirkland, E. J. Mauldin, J. P. Price, B. G. Smith, E. A. Sweet, R. H. Temple, W. W Thomas, D. E. Upto-n, D. V. E. Watkins, E. L. Dane, K. B. Grove, R. S. Herndon, D. C. Kemp, J. P. Lascelr, R. G. Milcolai, V. C. O'Connor, L. T. Olson, R. A. Schlotzhauer, C E Sirmans, D. Young, F. M. 297 Stakes are low cmd entertainment is high at cu Vet's Club poker party OFFICERS Dorothy Viclosic President Sandy Mosey Vice President Anne Minkin Secretary Sue Putnom Treasurer DOROTHY VIDOSID, President Women Student's Association The Women Students' Association, since it was organized l957, has served as the official, collective voice oT women students on The Tech campus. Membership, up oT active and inactive members. consists ot all gracluaTe women who are enrolled in day school. G sTudenTs are listed as associate members. These girls Together with The student council and with The Taculty visors To promote The general welfare oT women students, establish and maintain Tinest standards oT character conduct, and To coordinate The activities ot The students. In order To accomplish This, a board selected from active members has set up a special code oT rules by The women students of The Tech campus live. An is made To lceep These constantly up to date as more students enter Georgia Tech. The outstanding activity oT This organization is The tation QT women students. Members work with 'che W Student Fund To collect money at one oT The Tootball During Student Activities Night, Women's Student Association member Beverly Cover, serves punch to cz weory young boxer. Dorothy Vidosic, Association president, collects dues from other members of the W.S.A. MEMBERS Bartlett, B. Medlin, M. Baya, M. Minlrinl A. Black, A. Mosey, S. Blue. R. Putnam, S. Carpenter, H. Slcelly, L. Check. A. Standifer Cover, B. Starr, S. Engel, M. Field, B. Tillman, S. Freedman, R. Trader. V. MacKown, C. Vidosic, D. l i l i il i - 13- Q - 1 n .ffm A ' 1 V ,J ijl-, ,A , , 5 fi, A ' Q- ' 'viii' f. - i ' A f- 1!': wsg if , w Z1--,ff f 1 E Q X if fl- 'Q w ' V x , , I 'gk , ' aze- , , , v The Baptist Stucient Unio OFFICERS Rod Nave . . . . . . Presid George Kreider . . Vice Presid ROD NAVE, PfeSidenf Bill Lucas . . . . Secret Every Friday night the Baptist Student Union begins its program with the singing of hymns. purpose of the Baptist Student Union is to minister to religious needs oi the Baptist students here at Tech. organization encourages students to participate in the ucational and worship programs of the local churches and Bapiisi Student Union Center oi Jrhe campus. The Student Center is the meeiing place for vesper pro- ams, prayer meets, and Bible discussion groups. These tivities are designed to assist the siudeni' in becoming spiritually mature individual. T - The Georgia Tech Baptist Student Union provides workers r local mission endeavors and directs- projects for aid to e underprivileged children of the area. During the past ree years the group has sent members to do mission work the summer. It has also financially assisted members who uld not attend without aid. The Baptisi Student Union also provides many social and creational opporiuniizies. Some of these are planned in niunction with the many girls' schools here in Atlanta. Butch Henderson, devotions leader, assisted by Tex Moore, leads a song during the program ,Af ai'7'! ',r' , in r . .'i., -'1fw1122::,---... H52 .v ' ig'-154 . . 4 5 . i :LM The BSU house offers students a place in which they can relax cmd study. JAMES WYLIE, Presideni OFFICERS James Wylie . .... . . Presi Quinfin Foster . . . . Vice Presi Charlie Powell . . . Secret Canterbury Club The Georgia Tech Episcopal College program is a sTucl organizaTion which is sponsored by The Episcopal Chu in order To bring Georgia Tech sTudenTs more Tully i The liTe OT Their church. Members are drawn TogeTher common need, looking for a way oT life in The ChrisTian T and searching 'For answers To The basic universal quesTi Tech studenTs meeT ioinTly wiTh Agnes ScoTT sTudenTs Their new College CenTer aT The All Saints' Church. Th They may par'cicipaTe in The Sunday evening program cluding supper, discussion groups, worship, as well as so and recreaTional activiiies. On week nighTs The acTivi include houseparties, sTudy groups, and various social religious programs which are held irequenily Through The year. STudenTs may gaTher aT The College CenTer sTudy, relax, or bring daies Tor a laTe snack. Tech men play a viTal pari' in The parish of all Sai Church, serving as Lay Readers and working with oTher m bers oi The parish in services and missions here in Nclan ln The lobby before fellowship begins, everyone fills out identification corcls. Scott and Tech freshmen enioy fellowship cmcl ca traditionally good Canterbury dinner. ff M ..,,m,, .1 . After the evening mecil is over, members cheerfully clecm-up before attending church. The evening offering is taken up as members enioy another interesting and informative program. v P5 ew. .4 Officers of the C. S. O. are CL. fo RJ Jim Bell, Treasurerg Wolfram Sicidler, Sec P CLEMENCE PfeSldel lf Virginia Trader, Vice-Presidenff and Samuel Clemence, President ---f- -f-- ---- ff-- -w - . i -. W I .uri ... , ,WY ,V .I ,q.,,. VH' '4 ii ' .' ' ' 'I ' ' .'. 'il - . - I 5 ' K1 -if 'Z,.--.lvl ii' . LVN.. , .'.- '. 'I ' --l L,-H: ,.'3',P 'mi H 'lf . .1-g i.--G - -. 1 ,' , .f m1--..- , i -- - , f i ,'- JEl.f:'. .- i' . ' W'-I ' 1'- if xlib' -Nw Y, . .51 . 1 1' ' l 'Z' ' ' -- -5 .,' jEjf' m -N .f V '- ,i1.5I' , . ' qu ' i . H1 .' M i 1. Christian Science Organization MEMBERS Bell, J. R. Clemence, S. P. Heisel, W. D. Lipperi, G. D. Pilkingioin, G. B. Posh C. E. Sieele, R. A. Trader. V. C. Siadler. W. Wafson, W. B. The Chrisfian Science Organiza+ion ai Georgia Tech w esiablished in May, I956. Hs main purpose is 'ro afford all of Jrhose siudeni so desiring an opporiuniiy to learn a io apply ihe 'rruihs of Chrisiian Science. This group al strives 'ro uniie ihe Chrisrian Scieniisis ai Georgia Tech closer bonds of Chrisiian fellowship and +o co-operate wi oiher siudeni groups here on ihe Tech campus in promoii infer-religious inieresi. The Georgia Tech Chrisiian Science Organizaiion spons every year an open leciure on Chrisrian Science for T eniire siudeni body. Weekly 'cesiimony meetings, +o whi all siudenis and iaculiy members of Georgia Tech are i viied. include a lesson prepared by a member consisiing seleciions from ihe Bible and correlaiive passages fro Science and Healrh, wiih Key +o 'l'he Scriprures, by Ma Baker Eddy. Jrhe discoverer and founder of Chrisiian Scienc The latier portion of all ol ihe meeiings is devoied experiences, iesiimonies. and remarks on Chrisiian Scienc King's Men on ihe Georgia Tech campus is an organi- on composed of friends and members of Jrhe Church oi I+ has as its iundamenial purpose ihe provision oi fellowship for those srudenis and iaculiy members wish +o ioin 'rhis organizaiion. Guesis are cordially in- io ariend all meerings of rhis organizaiion. King's Men of The Georgia Tech campus meei every other Monday. beginning wiih Jrhe firsi aiier regisiration of every quarier. The King's lvlen's usually slari' wiih dinner ai six p.rn. in 'rhe ODK in Briilain Dining l-lall. These meeiings are followed a speaker who discusses curreni problems which are of and naiional imporfance. The speaker al Jrhese dinner is generally a religious or business leader from ihe and surrounding area. addition +0 ihese regular bi-weekly meeiings 'rhe Kings oi ihe Georgia lnsiiiuie oi Technology have several funciions during rhe year Thai' are eagerly aniicipaied. ing's Men CHARLES E. KNAPP, Presidenf OFFICERS Charles Knapp . . . . . . . . President Fred Joyner . . . . Vice President Lamar Uptagrafff . . Secretary-Treasurer Members of King's Men relax for a moment during a meeting in the Wilby Room. S. i BERNARD C. DIESEN, President Fostering the spiritual, social, and intellectual interests the Lutheran students at Georgia Tech and in the area, the Lutheran Student Association is a student organization strongly inclined toward Lutheran culture brotherhood. Meetings are held on the second Sunday fourth Friday of every month, for the main purpose oi ing college students in Christian knowledge and spirit the understanding of God and their church. With the increased activity of student concern politics and social and world affairs, the Lutheran ' ' e at Tech, with -the help ot the Lutheran Student A ot America and the World Student Christian F have been actively engaged in the studious examir the Lite and Mission ot the church in our political and problems. Students from the Atlanta area attend meetings on campuses, thus keeping the L. S. A. an organized Ee Movementthroughout our nation. and also on theTech Lutheran Student Associati Members of the LSA enjoy an informative and interesting program. Alcslen, J.. H. Burr, R. A. Butler, J. L. Danner, C. H. Diesenroih, C. C. Drasata, F. L. Federer, D. L. Hallmark, G. Hallswell, B. Heil, R. H. Hess, N. L. Hoffman, R. A. Jurick, R. R. MEMBERS Lebrec, B. Milam, E. Moliga, D. G. Owen, S. R. Ower, D. Retzer, 'B. Serafis, J. Smith, W. E. Spalding. B. Tamplin, J. Taylor, L. Voltmer, J. G. Wolfram, G.. E. Dinner is servedtevery Sunday night prior to The program. 306 Alf grail' Hg Meeting dates and notices of importance to Newman Club members are posted on the bulletin board. FRANK E. ROPER JR., President The Newman Club display drew lots of attention during organizations night. ewman Club Everybody wants to contribute to another worthy Newman Club proiect. 307 l l i l I A i Combining spiritual activity and lots of fun, the Newman Club Beatnik Party was a tremendous success. Newman Club Couples take time out during the Beatnik y Party to have a cigarette and to read poetry. The Year of the Big Breakthrough -such was l96O for Georgia Tech Newman Club. During the past summer Newman House was remodeled tor its tirst tull time chaplain-Father Giles Anthony Webster. The result-an expanded and revitalized program community spiritual lite grew at a healthy pace. Daily attendance grew steadiy with nearly everyone r Holy Communion. Monthly Days ot Recollection were plemented by a quarterly week-end retreat with the T pists Monks at the Conyers Retreat House. A pioneer getics class attracted a small, but very interested Membership had a healthy increase. In November largest group in the club's history was initiated. Att records were broken with the outdoor dances. The volleyball and tootball teams won their league pionships. but lost in the school play-otts. God indeed blessed the club: with His grace we look ward to almost certain tuture growth in breadth and fr CFFICERS Frank Roper President Dorothy Violosic Vice President Mickey Maguire Reccording Sec. Dwight Poe Corres. Sec. David Katz Treasurer Carolynrose MacKown Historian Father Giles Webster, resident chaplain, examines one of the books in the fine library. 'ff .fs ,V i r. U i y f f- '--4 lv ..lW.... V Not only cloes the house serve as a place for recreation, but it also gives students a place to stucly. 309 l DANIEL HULL, President Wesley Foundation 310 OFFICER Dan Hull President John Sim Vice Presid David Duns Secretar Phil Ellwan Treasurer Members listen to a guest minister from an Atlanta chur Tech and Scott students relax after an informative evening program e Methodist Church at worlc on the campus is repre- nted by the Wesley Foundation. As a part ot the National ethodist Student Movement. it ministers to the needs ot ch students through a varied program ot worship, study. d recreation. The purpose ot the Wesley Foundation is - provide a program designed to create greater personal lationships with God and to continue to strengthen ties th the church in order to assure Christian maturity. A beautitul new Wesley Foundation, which was com- eted this year, now serves as a center tor weekly vesper Iarvices, study groups, and Friday night programs ot worship d spiritual enrichment. Convenient to the heart ot the mpus the new center has a large assembly area, lounge, rary-reading room. TV area. ottices as well as administra- e area, and living tacilities tor six students. Both spiritual and recreational activities are ottered tor ie students. These include student conferences, intramural norts, and deputations to many ot the college campuses. CARL LINEBERGER, President OFFICERS Carl Lineberger President Bill Hyers Vice President Bob Thomas Secretary David Dodd Treasurer Westminster Fellowship r N l f 1 1 1 X 312 ,el A rousing game of ping pong rages on after a quiet fellowship The religious organization at Tech for Presbyterian is the Westminster Fellowship. The purpose of this zation is to provide a program ot activities which will its members in a close bond ot fellowship while trying elevate man and his spiritual and religious thoughts. Each Friday evening, student-conducted meetings are at the Presbyterian Student Center. These attract from Tech and also Agnes Scott who attend the terian churches throughout the Atlanta area. ln these ings. participants seek to find the answers to our most concerns in order to apply the Christian message in as well as in the discussion periods. Also offered to those who attend these meetings are warm spirit of friendliness and many hours of fun in recr tion. Social activities are frequently scheduled at the sj dents' center. ln addition to these, the student center, whi is centrally located on campus, is available for study. relax: tion. and personal counseling For any student who needs Westminster Fellowship members carry on a very interesting conversation before the meeting. xv ..,..n vm. ., I,,,,,,. ,, .aa-pawn-. -.. fs..-,f A.--C HE LDRDHATII OHAILYIIIATISGOIIL ANDWIIATDUIIITIIE RNUIREGTIIEF. BUT 'IDDOJUSIIXAIIDTD Q-'Q' ,N-' NJ I f gxyx Q! al, 1 i ,, . -o-ark '55 .nu be -R . ,Q I '. .4 - -- 'ilu -.p-- W Nga-anvv-4'-' ., ... , Y, Q - -vl. . A . .L -P WI if nd- I . J , , , .msgQr:, A '-- '41 IJ , Q- ,. ' 4,,fH -.-g.Ljg'C i',L:'- , ' M' mr , ' 1-13.1, ff' ll -5S27E'?1:1ir'-. ' . 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PHYLLIS FROST MEMBERS- AT-LARGE Ted Bywater Bill Dell: Bob Harris John Walker THE YMCA CABINET: Travis, Mathews, Templeton, president, Delk and Bromblett 315 Alpha Y Phalanx is a Georgia Tech YMCA organizatiz The annual major project of the club is Freshman Can' The club's members plan and organize the Tour day brieti session 'For the indoctrination of entering freshmen. Leadi upperclassmen. faculty members, school officials. and on standing citizens of Atlanta give useful words of advice the new rats. The Camp is held near Toccoa, Georg in the Blue Ridge foothills. ln addition to the Freshman Camp. Alpha Y Phalanx sp sors other projects as a service to fellow students. L3 year the club sponsored a bool: drive for the Asian FoL dation. It also sponsored a Freshman Camp evaluation, a the completion ot a fireplace at the YMCA camp. T During the winter quarter of each year since Alpha has been in existence. it has sponsored a winter I which has proven beneficial to the entire student body at Georgia Tech. As an integral part of the YMCA. this ganization hopes to continue presenting beneficial Lee Akridge Rube Kyle . John Freeman Ed Joy . . Fred Johnson as they begin . President Vice President Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer 316 EMBERS e . T iclge, L. lcus, H. , T. rver, V. han, J. , J. n. A. on, J. . R. L ards, E. ' arcls. H. er. C. m, T. eman, J. W .4 rdner, D. orge, B. X rber, T. ' , E. mer. D. e, R. k, J. Kinzie, B. Pherson, M. ller. W. adea, N. usse, J. den, A. opshire, F. ee, B. lkerson, J. ight, C. rf. ..', A ite...- Each night of Freshman Camp new rats meet and discuss various aspects of work and play at Georgia Tech. 317 BARRY DUGGAN, President Barbell Club The Georgia Tech Bar Bell Club was tounclecl in the sp ot I955. H' was established by a group of men from T who were interested in weight training, Since its found it has grown into a very active organization on the Geor Tech campus. lt enables the school to have a weight litt team which Tech is proud to have representing it. The Georgia Tech Bar Bell Club is a YMCA organizati it gives its members a chance to get away from the boo and have organized fun. , The primary purpose ot the club is to develop a wei lifting team, but it also provides a place on campus for interested Tech men to train with weights. With this in m the club 'offers progressive training programs with tacili tor the beginner and the advanced trainee in its own ro in the basement of the YMCA. The members ot the Georgia Tech Bar Bell Club have several titles in competition and plan to enter new cont in the future with the hopes ot defending the old tit OFFICERS Barry Duggan . . . . . . President Darrow Webb . . . Vice President Frank Bennett . . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Arechaga, F. Fuentes, J. Menser, C. Baker, C. Gaston, H. Page, G. Barnes, C. Gaillard, G. Parde, C. Bass, L. Goet-z, R. Picklesimer, E. Battle, C. Haire, R. Pierce, J. Bedingfield, P. Hamilton, K. Pirlrle, J. Bickers, P. Hogg, G. Price, M. Bourgard, L. Hopkins, J. Rakestraw, P. Boyette, H. Hotchkiss, B. Reed, W. Brown, R. Humphrey' T. Reo, J. Brown, S. Jackson, R. Rinehart, S. Burgin, J. Jolly, J. Sanders, W. Butz, R. Kay, R. Saunders, M. Carte, R. Kelly, C. Saye, L. Carter, R. Kossick, R. Schaefer, J. Charrin, P. Kownacke, W. Spring, M. Clute, W. Lambert, A. Thomson, L. Coalson' M. Lawrence, J. Thrasher, A. Cooper, J. Ledtord, K. Thrasher, R. Curtin, J. Leggett, R. Traver, M. Davy, K. Leitman, J. Vinson, W. Dawkins, C. Losleben, P. Weaver. R. Denning, D. Manucy, M. Webb' D. DePue, C. Marina, T. Wheeler, W. Dickerson, J. Mashburn, L. Wheeless, W. Eklund, K. Mason, M. Wilkes' W. Evans, W. Matthews, B. Wilson, W. Ewell, G. McClain, P. Wright, H. Frey, R. McClellan, W. Wynne, G. Any time during the week members of the club can use the facilities of the barbell room in the Tech .Q 45,917 '-'. .,.,,.-4-S' ..a-,,,.-avM- 'A 5, 49-v--... ff'F? F 1 rid-v J vf '51, ,NFB , Q --A . , 4' X K 'WNW ' 1 a , .-all 1 K ' A 4 .c, xAY,,', 1. WILBUR R. KNIGHT, President OFFICERS Wilbur R. Knight . . . . . . . President Alan G. Rester . . . . . Vice President Richard F. Andrews . . . . Secretary Thomas A. Newey . . . . Treasurer Executive Roundtable Industrial leaders often present interesting programs tor members of the executive roundtable. 1 The Executive Round Table is a recent addition to Geor Tech's tamily ot 'Fine campus organizations. The group, attiliate ot the Georgia Tech YMCA and the Atla Personnel Club, had its beginning in the tall ot 1956 a has since grown to a position ot high regard on camp The purpose ot this organization is to promote an und standing ot the responsibilities ot management through plication ot the principles ot ethical leadership. Althou membership is selective. all Tech students who are seco quarter sophomores or more are eligible tor memberst regardless ot the individual's maior. Meetings are held twice a month, usually on the ti and the third Wednesdays. The programs consist ot dinn- a briet business meeting, and an address. The speakers 1 top men in business and industry in Atlanta and the Sou east. They provide Georgia Tech students with an opporti ity to hear tirst-hand about problems and situations whi occur rather trequently in many branches ot engineerir MEMBERS Andrews, R. F. Anihony, F. D. Ashby, R. C. Balcer, M. H. Balalis, P. L. Blifch, H. S. Bradley, D. H. Burron, R. H. Cahill, T. K. Chilcufl, B. E. Cornell, W. G. Curiis, J. H. Davis, J. H. Davis, C. E. Ellwanger, P. S. Evans, G. S. Evereff, R. N. Fosky, G. F. Franklin, J. B. Freeman, J. R. Glenn, M. W. Goeifinger, R. B. Harrison, L. H. Hayes, R. D. Harris, R. A. Hill, C. W. Hogg, B. D. Jones. C. H. Kennedy, J. P. Kenimer, W. L. Linder, S. S. Marbury, R. M. MCElfBBih, R. B. Molz, F. C. Newey, T. A. Peferson. D. L. Pierce, T. J. Resfer, A. G. Richards, T. T. Robin, T. T. Rozier. M. E. Wessinger, L. H Whaley, C. E. Winllend, D. F. After an enioyable meal at the Plckrick members are entertained by a guest speaker fu 1 'i t DOROTHY M. VIDOSIC, President Gamma Psi members plan carefully for the Mathematics Department social. M it v 4 4 T 'iii yi .irq . , 1 q 1, 3 - I . i si 1 l 1 a l i 4 3 l ,AAO Bev Cover speaks her mind at one of the Thursday meetings. Gamma Psi OFFICERS Dorothy Vidosic .......... President Anne Minkin . . . . First Vice President Ruth Blue . . . . Second Vice President Shirley Tillman . . . . Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Baya, M. G. Lee, L. M. Black, M. A. MacKown, C. Blue, R. A. Medlin, M. R. Bryan, M. E. Carpenter, H. B. Mosey, S. C. Putnam, F. S. Carswell, L. L. Slcelly, L. C. Check, A. M. Spindel, B. A. Cover, B. A. Starr, S. Crawford, J. M. Stephenson, J. Deas, D. J. Stevenson, P. C. Engel, M. A. Tillman, S. R. Field, B. A. Trader, V. C. Goode, M. M. Whitesides, J. D Membership in the YMCA group known as Gamma P open to all women students at Georgia Tech. Various proiects are planned and sponsored throug the year. The biggest ot these is Freshman Camp, spons tor the past tour years in cooperation with WSA. Up classmen and counselors provide intormative programs a the many phases ot campus lite. Speakers trom the ca are invited to give talks on the various services ottered their particular ottices. At Christmas each year, members collect tood, cloth and toys tor a needy tamily. Members ot the group help in the annual collection tor WSF. Brightening the winter quarter is the social which Ga Psi holds tor a ditterent department each year. This the math department was invited. It is hoped that at intormal gathering the relationship between the stud and the taculty will be bettered. Gamma Psi tries to assist other campus groups in n e Georgia Institute of Technology's Recreation Council a service organization which is sponsored by the Tech CA. Though the organization participates in a variety activities, its primary purpose is to provide inexpensive creation and an opportunity for Georgia Tech men to et local girls. For this primary purpose the recreation uncil sponsors hayrides and Friday night Open l-'louse at e YMCA for Tech students. Agnes Scott students, and rsing students from around Atlanta. During this past year additional work was done on the und system in the Georgia Tech Y's auditorium to further prove the dances. Other necessary duties such as advertis- the dances, and providing the refreshments are accom- ished by this very active group. Several social gatherings r the Recreation Council were held this year. The Georgia Institute of Technology's Recreation Council's emloership is open to any student of the school who desires take part, having his interest repaid by student interest. Recreation Council OFFICERS Charles E. Davis . . . . . . . President Forrest Johnson . . . Vice President George Evens . . . . . Treasurer CHARLES E. DAVIS, President MEMBERS Cartee, G. Davis, C. Evans, G. Johnson, F. Kammer, D. Kenimer, W. Lee, D. Leroy, W. McPherson, M. Charlie Davis discusses the merits Monday night meetings are devoted to the hiring ci combo for the next Friday night Y dance. planning of the many activities that the Recreation Council sponsors. l A iw FRED C. MOTZ, President Sigma Y Phalanx OFFICERS Fred Motz . ....... President Curtiss Post . . . . Vice President Don Higgins . . . Secretary Mack Davis . . Treasurer As the officers straighten out the records, members ot Sigma-Y relax. As a problem confronts the group everyone gathers around the officers in an eftorr to solve if. MEMBERS Balalis, P. PuALAux Bayer, D. Browne, J. Burton, W. Church, D. Corey, J. B. SERVICE Davis, M. Higgins, D. Knight, R. Lawrence, G. Lee, P. Metz, F. Mullins, B. Post, C. Wallace, R. Wise, W. Sigma Y Phalanx is a service club which is active quarters a year. its main purpose is to unite young me cooperative ettorts to practice and extend Chris standards and ideals. ' This organization is also active in its social capa Sigma Y Phalanx sponsors hayrides and parties through the year. Exchanging deputations with other colleges in the so east, and -sending members to conterences in New York the Blue Ridge Mountains. and Washington are two m reasons why Tech is proud ot this organization. Sigma Y Phalanx maintains the Georgia Tech YM Camp as one ot its projects. Its members are in charg maintaining the one hundred and ninety-three acres wooded land which comprises the campsite. This organization maintains the Travel Board in the ottice. It is primarily tor the convenience ot the Tech dents who wish a ride or want riders to go with them. IITII Book is a self-supported student publication which 'rhe confrol of the YMCA rather 'rhan fhe Board of The T Book is 'rhe official hand-book of fhe Institute of Technology. li is published annually by Book siaff of The Georgia Tech YMCA, and it is free of charge io all freshmen and transfer s+u- and all of fhe faculfy members. The fundamental se of Jrhe T Book is to help orientate sfrangers to campus and to the cily of Atlanfa and then to serve a reference book 'rhroughoui fhe readers' sfay af Tech. ...., T Book contains informafion about Georgia Tech d the many campus organizations. The T Book also ludes many ofher items especially helpful fo freshmen h as a drawing of The lefierecl Rai Cap. Freshman Rules. Creed. the yells, and fhe famous school songs. The T Book of Georgia Tech has become a tradifion on e Georgia lnsfifufe of Technology's campus as ii en- urages freshmen io 'rake an active part in fhe school life dp T .J N fr 1 I T .wi i Members ofthe T Book staff pause in their preparation of the book for a photograph. MEMBERS rpentar, H. B. arrin, P. H. nnerat, P. C aig. J. D. nlap, K. F. einfield, J. H. gram, E. A. dge, J. R. rick, R. R. allard, W. D. ylor, D. W. r::le+lgn'Hw' M' Bill Mallard discusses gl ' ' igler. F. J. the placement of an advertisement in the book. D K-pq -arf!! In jf! 1, E -.4L4'..,h, . ., ,. . ,,., , . . . -, . .- ,,v,5..v' i r.. Tfffff fi 'J Tllplll ,gg . . i,1'i,v,g-:ri -'- - iz- .-- 1 -,. -l . 54 .r ' 1 . i i WILLIAM D. MALLARD JR., President T - Book OFFICERS William D. Mallard, Jr. Editor J. Richard Judge Business Manager Pearce C. Connerat Organizations Manager David H. Young Secretary John Walker JOHN WALKER, Chairman Alun Kordlek Worlcl Student Funcl Committee George Beach . . . . Vice-C OFFICERS 326 Committee discussing qualifications of applicants for the Zurich Sche FERDINAND SCHLAEPFER Switzerland T-F' -S, Aefli- l John Walker and Alan Koralek EBERHARD STEIN busily examine reports during The weekly meeting. Germany ambi+ion of 'che organizalion known as World Siuclenl' d is unique. Tech is 'rhe only school in The counlry with h a program. Obieclives oi 'rhe organizaiion are io aid '4-, ., cause ol world peace and iniernalional friendship and io more professional compelence by providing ihe oppor- i ily 'lor selecied sfudenfs io study for one year al' Tech by awarding scholarships for Tech men 'io sfudy abroad. rd--Mm Operalions of Jrhe group are under the direciion of Jrhe orld Siudenl' Fund Commiliee. They receive suppori from siudents. laculiy, alumni. and interesfed ciiizens. A in source of funds is a colleclion made a+ one of lhe lball games: This year 'rhe mosl successful collection in iory was made. Srudenls broughl io Tech's campus 'rhis year included men m Germany. Palcisian, Souihern Rhodesia. Lebanon. Scol- d, and Switzerland. Having These studenls living in 'lhe rmilories and ealing ai lhe various fraiernily houses creaies luable experiences lor 'rhese guesis and lhe Tech siudenls. JAMSHED HASHMI Pakistan F xiii: Ex MARCELLO ARMANI IAN EASTWOOD SHUMEL KREIZ Italy Scotland Israel 327 The Toastmaster Club members RICHARD M. BRAMBLETT, President listen to a speech after enioying a good meal. Toastmasters Club MEMBERS Bosarge, E. Greynolds, E. Bramblett, R. M. Harris, R. A. Burch, A. Hemraiani, R. Davis, C. E. Linder, S. Davis, J.. Mathews, J. B OFFICERS Dells, B. Newburger, S. Ell , P. N , T. Richard Bramblett ...... . . President Evlirisriggi S. J. B. Mathews . . Vice President Eoskigf- CJ sotlmsbc- ran in, . uc er, . Elbert Greynolds . . . . Secretary Freemanli R. Wamnsllpi Spence Linder . . . Treasurer Goettinger, R. Whaley. C. E. .,, , Members ot the Toastmasters Club give short impromptu speeches during organizations night. The Georgia Tech Toastmasters Gavel Club the on cam organization representing Toastmasters International, i campus organization designed to meet the specific needj its members. The worlc ot the organization is based prima on the principles ot learning by doing and improv through criticism and practice. These two principles l toward better public speaking ability and stronger lead ship qualities. Each member has an opportunity to gain perience through short impromptu speeches as well through longer prepared speeches. Expert criticism by perienced Toastmasters enables each member to imprc with each speech. l-low does all this tinally attect the member? 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SCABBARD 8m BLAD Membership in The NaTional SocieTy of Scabbard and Bla is The highesT miliTary honor which can be besTowed up an advanced miliTary cadet aT Georgia Tech. The memb oT This organizaTion are chosen on The basis oT ouTsTandi leadership, scholasiic records, and Their parTicipaTion campus acTiviTies. Their miliTary inTeresT is also considere Scalobard and Blade sTrives To raise The miliTary ide on college and universiTy campuses. Scabbard and Bla encourages The essenTial qualiTies OT eTTicienT and capa officers. IT seeks To promoTe increased muTual undersTan ing and a closer relaTionship among The members oT T Three miliTary deparTmenTs. The besT lcnown projecT OT Scabbard and Blade is T sponsorship oi The annual MiIiTary Ball. The MiIiTary B has become one OT 'che mosT ouT:sTanding evenTs which Ta place on Georgia Tech's campus every year. 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Y XE Q X 411 W :am A A ' ,' J' N '4 ' -,fs A . . . V V -F . ,-1 -- 1 fy ' .I U ,f K I . , 1 3, 1, YA? My wigs , .1 ' 'lr ' V: E 3 ' 1 r 751 ' - '- 1' ,-- Lfj X- L7 .. qi' 4g Q ,X , fd -. 1 - , v-' - Aa, I ' A ' . . ,,.k ,V , f 1' q,'. ,ia .f , -- 1 ' V ' 1 1 . ,.f.Ln:-.'. ,. I, U X , v ME -A' T' k 7:1 1 f't.q. 1:1 Q4-15 'r u 'QP' me- Ng a 4' If E Q L' ii x MX Q: Q il 3 1 W ,' li 9S.j'g Q- '. ' f gy ' r.,'1F-:Q TQ? 4 , .lj:r,:lQ1l5-N-, M 1 h jfhun.'+11 4? S wa , . L . I ' V , , 0.1 I Y M , E, I.-JP' t!:,f.'j-,'b- I 7' J . 1 9 K 17 f l '15 1 .W Q 3 L 3 s .--.. lf. Tn? , -f , w. r Ak QQ- Q 1 , W' 2 A ,cp m hs: 1'-5 qwf- mga' if , - 1 - L 1 , .. A- 41 ll' Y , E, 4, . 1 ' '- Q 3:V , : .51 1 1 ' , ' mf T 5 ,1 'A+ f ' av ' 1 COL. DONALD C. LITTLE Professor of Military Science cmd Tactics The Army Reserve Officers Training Corps exisfs fo Capt. Ames, W. F. Capf. Burke, M. J. S- Ser- Burns. J- E- Mai-Carnes. C-W- officers in sufficienf quanfily 'co provide a corps o SFC' Da i5'W' E' CBP'-Di'fS-A-1 educafed well-rounded leaders: leaders for an Army have 'ro expand wil'h lighining speed in a nalional gency. To achieve fhis end. fhe Army ROTC has designed To develop l'he qualifies of leadership in 'rrained men. Since i+s organizalion on 'rhe Tech campus, ihe ROTC has confribufed significanlly 'ro our nafional 1 Tech ROTC graduates have compiled a splendid record A achievemeni boih in Time of war and in peacefime. The Army ROTC course of insfruclion consisfs of phases: The basic course and fhe advanced course. phase lasis 'rwo years. Affer complefion of The basic cadefs may enfer fhe advanced course if ihey meet requiremenfs and are accepled by a board of officers. Upon gradualion. cadefs who have successfully lhe advanced course are appoinled Second Lieufenanfs in Unifed Slales Army Reserve, and some in 'rhe Regular Sp. 4 DeCamlp, J. 8. Mai. Durrani, W. L. Capf. Emerson, H. H. Mai. Gaulf, J. C. SFC. Goins, L. T. Msgl. Haeka, A. J. SFC. McLeish, R. D. Capt. Oliver, H. M. Capt Ridgdill, J. R. Capl. Simpson, D. M. Lf. Col. Spruill, W. R. Sgf. Sullivan, L. B. Capl. Troulman, G. L. Lf. Col. Wallace, M. Mai. Watson, E. A. SFC. Wrighf, T. L. 350 QE? TOM HERRINGTON, Capfain the Army ROTC on the Tech campus. is The drill feam known as fhe Pershing Rifles. The Tech Company F - 4. is parr of a nafional milifary founded by General John J. Pershing, and which many separafe groups locafed in numerous ROTC unifs many campuses fhroughouf The nafion. The main purpose 'rhe group is fo loenefif each individual by insfilling discipline, and a sense of group pride in its thereby benefifing each individual. I-Ncrivifies include performance in parades and ceremonies and off campus. The group represenfs fhe Army ROTC crack drill compefifion as well as in public exhiloifions. e Pershing Rifle Color Guard adds much 'ro foofball half- e ceremonies when fhey perform. Membership is open 'ro basic Army ROTC cadefs who inferesfeol in exfra-curricular milifary insfructions in 'lhe m of lectures, films. and drills. upon complefrion of a ining period. Much enioymenf and experience is gained. The PR's stand at order arms before going into a complicated rifle exchange. Pershing Rifles The Pershing Rifles perform a precision drill movement during the half-time ofthe Georgia Tech-L.S.U. game. wee- Y---e --- - -- 4 - -i-7- - - -- --- --- --Q--------'l--.Arm s--. A-wwf nv-x:ummsvwvxxmnm1:':aexxm:m'rmmuu .4 ,,'. ' A3' f 'wg -' ,' 'fj'yf1'1r,. - W xv- ,..-' ' 7.34.-r ' , REGIMENTAL STAFF: Heath, Solomon, Locke, Regimental Commander, Robinson, Handley, and Hawkins. ive,-Y- .. -. Q L.,,.,, E2 Fi 'x l .. A : ' .1 l Fi ' ,1 'V ,I , W . i , . y ' K , X1 ,, . iv - ii l ,A ' IV. 1, ii-v ii. ,.i life LT. COL. DEWAR LT. COL. WALKER LT. COL. CALCOTT Arffllefy BCIff0li0f1 Chemical Baffalion Engineer Baffvlion 352 1 1.:...-Q-yu, - I, LT. COL. HORNE LT. COL. SPURLIN LT, COL, DAVIS lnfanfry Bcrffalion Ordnance Bclffalion Signal Bgffalion 353 CAPT. C. L. LIPHAM Professor of Naval Science u m FQ EJ l 4 NAVY RCTC The Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps aT Georgia T has commissioned many graduaTes as Ensigns in The N or Second LieuTenanTs in The Marine Corps since iT esTablished in l926. The NROTC sTuclenT sTudies N Science over a Tour year period and during his Tinal years he specializes in one oT Three opTions: The Navy L Supply Corps, or Marine Corps. These courses are sup menTed by one summer Training cruise in The case oT Tracl sTudenTs and Three summer Training cruises in The oT regulars. Many oT The men in The NROTC UniT are aTTen classes aT Georgia Tech in The regular NROTC progr under which The Navy pays TuiTion, Tees, and provides dollars each monTh subsisTence allowance. This prog leads To a regular commission in The Navy or Marine Co MosT oT The parTicipanTs are conTracT s'cudenTs selecTed The proTessor oT Naval Science Trom enTering Tresh This laTTer program leads To a commission in The Nav Marine Corps. TEKYNJC Barber, Asa M. LT. Comm. Bell, R. M. LT. Comm. Colenda, H. F. Comm. DeLa'rour, L. L. OMC. Green, J. C. Mai. Harris, F. W. FTC. Hays, H- H- Ll'. Kilgore, W. D. Capt. Llpham, C. L. MSgf. Lyday, B. L. SKC. Slater, T. GMC. Trainor, J. J. Ll. Williams, R. M. Lf. York, H. L. avy Drill Team oufsfanding performance of 'che Georgia lnsfifufe of y Drill Team af fhe Kenfuclcy baskefball 1 the year for ihis craclc drill unif. The show- feafure of fhis performance was fhe over-ihe- rifle exchange by fhe caclefs. ln addifion fo This the Drill Team also performed af ihe annual change of ceremonies. fhe able leadership of Midshipmen Capfain Charles e, fhe plafoon, composed of carefully selecfed mid- n, reached new high sfandards of polish and perfec- 'rhis year. ln preparafion for fhe colorful half fime show fhe Alexander Memorial Coliseum for 'fhe Kenfuclcy lcefball game, fhe Tech Navy Drill Team pracficed for r five hours a weelc fo affain rhe level of perfecfion if onsfrafed during 'rhe game. The appearance of fhe unif all of The performances was enhanced by fhe white form accessories. Praise should be given fhese cadefs o manage fo find fime in 'rheir rigorous sfudy schedule pracfice for fhese evenis. The members spend many hours I T CHARLES LE MOYNE, Commander l The navy drill team performs at practicing for their public performances. Georgia Tech-Kentucky basketball game. 355 C THE NAVY PORT BATTALION STAFF: McAdams, Luey, Parrish, Fleming, Bahalion Commander, Johnson, Sands. The Navy Port Battalion ,.i - I K , -X . H U , I . . 'i, , ,, nj , K: 'L w n MIDN. LT. STIPE MIDN. LT. LARRIVA MIDN. LT. HARRIS A Company B Company D Company 356 -5 w1 mr-ey .. f n. .r 11f'L t .ffl F7 THE NAVY STARBOARD BATTALION STAFF Greene, Sands, Day, Snow, Thomas. The Navy Starboard Battalion T , .24 'ii MIDN. LT. HENDRIX MIDN. LT. DASTAGUE MIDN. LT. MOTHERSHED, JR. MIDN, LT, DAVIS A Company B Company C Company D Cgmpqny 357 1 I 1 1 COL. DONALD S. DUNLAP Professor of Air Science HAMA ' ffl Police Qs-OW Air Force RCTC The Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps Unil here Georgia lnsiiiuie of Technology has a hisiory which is lon 'rhan mosl' of ihe other one hundred and eighiy-eighl' un in The Uniied Siaies. The unii' at Tech was among The ii seven esiablished in l92I. In i927 ihese uniis weni oul of islence, only lo re-open in i950 wilh many changes. The generalized course of inslruction siarired in i953 a now operaies 'rhroughoui ihe four Air Science courses whi are offered. The modificaiions added since I95O inclu increased emphasis on leadership, knowledge, and aerospa power concepls. Recenl changes in lhe academic requi menis provides sulosiiiuiion of ceriain olher courses in li oi an Air Science course. Seniors who are fuiure pilois given sufiicieni flying iraining ihrough a civilian contr instiiuiion 'ro oblain 'rheir civilian privaie pilol s licen This Flighi lnsiruciion Program is sponsored and coniroll by 'rhe Air Force wiih an insliluiional monitor. The curr ulum emphasizes +he high level of miliiary undersiandin SSgl'. Anderson, O. TSg+. Campbell, A. Capt. Collier, W. E. TSgl'. Davis, H. H. MSgl'. Dobbs, C. B. Col. Dunlap, D. S. Capt. Kaul, F. R. AlC Lewis, J. L. Mai. McQuary, 0. W. Mai. Melzrolh, R. J. Capt. Pendley, C. G. SSgf. Pollan, J. B. Mai. Rice, J. W. Mai. Simms, J. W. 358 Arnold Air Society mbership in the Arnold Air Society is now composed ot standing Air Force ROTC cadets. Since the group is a tour year organization. membership in the society is present ottered to treshmen and sophomores as well as anced ROTC students. ' he Arnold Air Society strives to improve its association h other ROTC units at Georgia Tech, as well as its dent - taculty relationships. One ot the society's most ortant obiectives is the undertaking ot a broad program public relations, so that the laymen may better lcnow and erstand the Air Force. The desired result is that the Force standards will be raised. he Arnold Air Society's Chapter at Georgia Tech is standing in this section. The chapter here is the area's dquarters tor this section, E - 2. Last year the area nclave was held on the Georgia institute ot Technology's mpus. Representatives trom the other eleven chapters ot Arnold Air Society were present at the conclave here. Thomas O'Grady Commander Richard Boozer Executive Officer Roy H. Hardman Comptroller Wayne A. Sawyer Secretary ozer, R. Chapman, D. L. Dorsey, C. B. Elam, J. G. Ha gg, B. D. Huey, W. B. Jones, R. N. Lewis, T. E. Myers M R ttinger, S. Sawyer, W. A. Simms, A. M. Smith, S. J. Vic R E ,.,..-f-'--f'4'. .- Lvff- THE AIR FORCE WING STAFF: Courtney, Wenglosky, Muench, Mathews, Crow, Wing Commander, Marquis, O'GracIy, Woodward. Cadet Lt Cadet Lt Fall and Winter Quarter Officers Cadet Lt. Cadet Lt. Cadet Lt. Cadet Lt. o o Col Col Cadet Col. R. R. Crow, Jr. ...... Wing Com . C I. . . ' . . . ' m . C I. . . . . . . 4 P I Col . J. D. Marquis . . Deputy tor O . J. B. Mathews . . . Deputy for Col. J. M. Muench ...... Inspector . B. M. Courtney .... Administrative OFFICERS T A OGracIy Deputy Wing Co J H Woodward Deputy for P . Assistant Deputy for P Cadet Major R. Wenglowsky . Cadet Maior F. W. Harrison . . Cadet Maior D. V. Rentz . . . CADET LT. COL. R. E. BOOZER CADET LT. COL. A. M. SIMS Group One Commander Group Two Commander 360 . . . . Armament . . . Information ir I' I .. E I I I CADET LT. COL. G. P. SWANSON Group Three Commander I I 4..,....4.-J..-Q.a.-.-, LT. COL. J. B. MATHEWS CADET LT. COL. J. D. MARQUIS CADET LT. COL. W. T. POTEET Group One Commander Group Two Commander Group Three Commander OFFICERS clet Colonel J. H. Woodward det Lt. det Lt. det Lt. det Lt. det Lt. det Lt. Colonel D. L. Chapman Colonel A. M. Sims . Colonel T. E. Lewis . Colonel G. P. Swanson Colonel R. E. Boozer . Colonel C. E. Porter . det Major S. W. Riley . . . det Maior F. W. Harrison . . det Major D. V. Rentz . . det Colonel R. R. Crow, Jr. . . . . . Wing Commander Deputy Wing Commander . Deputy for Operations . . Deputy for Personnel . . Deputy for Material . . . Inspector General . . . Administrative Otticer Assistant Deputy of Personnel . . . . 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Ralph F. . is, Robert W., Jr. .... . derson, Richard B., Sigma Nu . derson, Robert T. ..... . drew, Samuel A., Jr., Lambda Chi draws, Howard R., Jr. . . . . drews, William B. . . ez, Jose M. . . . el, Charles L. . ban, Paul R. ....... . chef, James R., Jr., Delfa Tau Delia echaga, Francisco J ....... mour, Douglas W. ..... . msirong, Philip S., Jr., Sigma Nu Virginia Beach, Va.. . . . . Tifion, Ga. R. ....... . Warren A., Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Omega l . -. . on, Edwin A., Alpha Tau Omega . . Alpha . . . Atlanta, Ga. Long Branch, N. J. . . Lifhonia, Ga. . . Mobile, Ala. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . . Tampa, Fla. . . Sylvesfer, Ga. . Knoxville, Tenn. . . Rome, Ga. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Havana, Cuba . . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . . Atlanfa, Ga. . . . Gray, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Union, S. C. . . Savannah, Ga. . Molena, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . . Cleveland, Ga. Chaifanooga, Tenn. . . Ailan'l'a, Ga. Miss. . Clarksdale, . . Grovelown, Ga. . . Trenion, N. J. . . Hunisville, Ala. . . . Ailanla, Ga. . Caracas, Venezuela kew, Flelcher C., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . lcins, Norman D., Della Sigma Phi kins, Roberi W. ..... . . lfman, Willie K. sfin, Pafrick J. . . res, James A., lll . . ar, John M., Chi Psi . bb, James J. ...... . bb, John R., Kappa Alpha . . cker, Charles J., Phi Epsilon Pi . hler, Joseph C., Delia Sigma Phi . . . Ailanfa, Ga. . . McLean, Va. . East Poinf, Ga. . . Habana, Cuba . . Ringgold, Ga. . Easl Point, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . Lake Cify, S. C. . . . Aflanfa, Ga. Sione Mountain, Ga. . Gabbelfville, Ga. . . Allante, Ga. . Memphis, Tenn. . . Norfolk, Va. . . Richmond, Va. . . . Canfon, Ohio .., r-.-J--....,. ..,, Q ll .M .,'.Est J ' ir 3' i xl v l 'W I' lf. 4, l fm I9 ' '- . m'?ElTFg' - . 'wo:'1-Til vs 3--F12-4.f.iii'.' . r Q . ' N fri! 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' A 5 n fl 'b f VP -l -l l: X 'li , ' ' ,T 1-GU ' .14 P' it P .- ,aj , LL- K ,, i . I K 1 f A r ' 4 lg' -Y r il, , .... -- l g , x is ff- r,. ,,.1.a1- ,, iff, J , , '-1 , LH il ' r - . . - , ,.-5. ' A ,l f2 E in A TI' ilu., 3 Y iii, fl 4 N. . 1 , ,-, ,g A V-,, I ... ei i' e 1' r J lf' J 'R ' J ' A- 'af' nggggggg T l l I 'r-Wi'3e- H - r news- A ,. V. as 1 rp: -A - 'li' . UQ L . .- V kg!! ' ,.:ffr'i if--r il, -F, -A , , , ill i 'S 1 ,L if 3' 3 . lil e A .aj gg' if .u', ,V . 1 V . 'Q l ' lp, P, .-f Fl. ' T' ' i 3:1 'fi I' 1 J Lhai i 'h il Eli . mal-ll vi l ' W.-ii i . ' . lllign f '-. . I - ' '- Z ' ll l ' 'r ef ' J l k, 'Z 'ga , 'U ,i ljlislli ri l m , L V s ' g. H A - TEEW., -:if - ff' ' ffifll J l 4 . A i Class ol '63 365 Bailey, Warren F., Jr. . . . . . Chicopee, Ga. Baker, Byron R. ........ . . Charloife, N. C. Baker, Dan H., Alpha Tau Omega . . . . Zebulon, Ga. Baker, .Ervin W., Jr. . .... . . Summerville, S. C. Bales, Homer Ervin . . Gainesville, Ga. Ballard, Ronald D. . Creslview, Fla. Banks, James L. . ...... . Easl' Poini, Ga. Barker, Claude K., Jr., Delia Sigma Phi . . . Tiflon, Ga. Barker, Roberf C., Phi Kappa Tau . . . Decafur, Ga. Barnefr, Gary S., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Savannah, Ga. Barnwell, Roberl' E., Kappa Alpha . . . Norfolk, Va. Barrelf, Charles A. ...... . . . . Decalur, Ga. Barrel-l', Marshall H. ...... ..... A flania, Ga. Barrs, Carringion E., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Tampa, Fla. Barilelrl, Barbara A. .... ..... B alboa, Canal Zone Barileii, Bruce W. ..... ..... A ilanfa, Ga. Barfleff, Michael W., Sigma Nu . . . Bunker Hill A.F.B., Ind. Basil, Rodney F., Pi Kappa Alpha ...... Tehran, Iran Bafeman, Francis E., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . Decafur, Ga. Baies, Aubrey D. ....... . . . Alphareira, Ga. Baflle, Calvin W., Della Upsilon . . . Milleclgeville, Ga. Bauer, Anfhony J. .... . . Orlando, Fla. Beasley, James W. . . . . . . Reidsville, Ga. Beasley, Johnie C., Jr. ..... . . Halliesburg, Miss. Becknell, Douglas F. ...... . . . Thomaslon, Ga. Beeson, James M., Jr., Delia Tau Della . . . Liberiy, S. C. Bell, Charles H. ........ . Waycross, Ga. Bell, Cyril F. . . L ...... . . Marieifa, Ga. Bell, Eugene C., Delia Sigma Phi . . . Ailanfa, Ga. Bell, William T., Jr., Sigma Chi . . . . Gainesville, Ga. Benbow, Charles H. B. ....... . . Marielfa, Ga. Benfon, Douglas A., Delia Sigma Phi ..... Colberl, Ga. Benron, Louis B., Jr. ....... . . Fort Worfh, Texas Benfon, Richard S. .......... Avondale Eslafes, Ga. Berman, Frank P., Tau Epsilon Phi . .... Savannah, Ga. , , , , arf 'T Bickers, Peler W. . Bilger, David J. . Binger, Richard A. . Black, John W. . Black, Mary A. . Blackmon, James O. Blackmon, Roberl E. . Bledsoe, Douglas E., Lambda Chi Alpha Bledsoe, Warren B., Jr. ...... Blessey, Richard B. ........ . Blumensaadl, Richard M., Della Sigma Phi Boardman, Roberl E. ...... . Boalrighl, Karl A., Lambda Chi Alpha Bobo, Charles W. . . .... . . Bogenholm, Carl A., Sigma Nu . . . Boggs, Richard P., Alpha Tau Omega . Bolen, William H. . .... . . . Boles, Shawn M., Kappa Alpha . . Bolin, John O. ........ . Boling, Charles W., Jr., Sigma Nu Bond, Walden L., ,Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Tampa, . Ballimore, . . Jonesboro . . Easl Poinl: . . Chamblee, . . . Jesup, . Foresl Park . . LaGrange, Georgelown, Fla. Md. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. . Greal Neck, N. Y. . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Allanla, Ga. Charleslon, S. C. . . Ashburn, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. Winslon-Salem, N. C. . . . . Savannah, Ga. Allanla, Ga. Manag ua, Nicaragua Allanla, Ga. Decalur, Ga. Freshmen Bossak, Eric S., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . . . . Decalur, Bou, Jorge V., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Havana, C Bourgard, Lawrence D. ..... . Amilyville, N. Boulon, Warner P. . . . Winfield, Bowen, Gerald G, . .... . . Gainesville, Bowen, Roberl N. ....... . . Royslon, Bowers, James D., Della Tau Della . . . . . Rome, Bowyer, James W., Kappa Alpha . . Jackson, T Boyd, Collis E. ...... . . Quincy, Boyelle, Morrison H. . . . . Savannah, Boys, Thomas R. ....... . . Gaslonia, N. Bramlelle, Tillman T. ...... . . Allanla, Brandl, Donald R., Phi Gamma Della . . . Lake Villa, Branford, Roberl E., Thela Chi . ....... Savannah, Branlley, Homer F., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha Mooresville, N. Braswell, William R. . ....... . Birmingham, Bredenberg, John J., Jr. . . . . . . . Augusla, Brice, Frank C., lll, Kappa Alpha . Bricker, Jeffrey, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Dade Cily, Morris Plains, N Bricklemyer, Eugene C., Jr. . Orangeburg, S. Bridges, Willard E., Jr. . . . . . Rome, Briggs, Roberl P. .... College Park, Brill, Monroe A. . . . Ashburn, Brooks, Auslin R. ......... . . Kissimee, Bross, George R., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . . Columbus, Brown, Charles T. ........ Monlgomery, Brown, Columbus L. . . . . . . Coleman, Brown, Harry J., Jr. . . . , .... Challanooga, T Brown, Larry A. ........ . . . Culloden, Brown, Leonard C., Jr., Kappa Alpha . . Birmingham, Brown, Phillip J. ......... . . Fairfield, Brown, Roberl S., Phi Gamma Della . Challanooga, T Brown, Stephen W. ...... . . Decalur, Brown, Waller C. ..... . Easl Poinl, Brown, William H., Sigma Chi . . Gainesville, Brown, William M. ..... . Jacksonville, Browne, Joseph M., Sigma Chi . . . . Alhens, Brownlee, Frank H. .... . . . Tampa, Brunson, William W., Jr. Orangeburg, S. Bryson, .lon H. .... . . Vicloria, T Buchanan, Tony D. . . . Tullahoma, T Bullock, Cullen L., Chi Psi . . . Miami, Burdges, Kennelh P. . . . Jacksonville, Burgess, Jerry W. . . . . Lilhonia, Burgin, James B. . . . . . . Elowah, T Burke, Donald L. ........ . . Millen, Burns, William T., Della Tau Della . . . . Brewlon, Burr, William L., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . . Gloucesler, M Burriss, William C., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha .... Brislol, Burroughs, William J. ........ . . Savannah, Burlon, George W., Della Tau Della . . . Memphis, T Bussey, William W., Jr. . ..... . . . Allanla, Buller, John L. .......... . . Springfield, Butler, John R., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Sl. Pelersburg, Cabral, Carlos .............. Allanla, Caghan, Lawrence ,H., Alpha Epsilon Pi ..... Canlon, O Caldwell, Roberl S., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Columbus, M Calhoun, Thomas B., Jr., Phi Kappa Tau . . . Fairhope, Camp, Michael H. ........ . . Norcross, Camp, Roberl S. ......... . . . Mariella, Campbell, Graham R. ..... . . Lehigh Acres, Campbell, Ronald P., Thela Xi ........ Columbus, Campbell, William A., Alpha Tau Omega . Wesl- Palm Beach, Canler, Jerry S., Alpha Epsilon Pi ....... Allanla, Frederick B., Jr. . . . . . Roberl B. ..... . William E. ..,. . James C., Sigma Chi . p e , Joseph J., Jr. . . . . . rrm Pierre H., Phi Gamma Delia se Ivan D., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . I fr.. X . ClHSS Ol .63.-. . . . Allanla, Ga. . . Hunfinglon, W. Va. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Dudley, Ga. . . Houslon, Texas . . Forf Mill, S. C. fham Clifford R. .......... Houslon, Texas alham, Richard W., Phi Kappa Sigma ck Alexis M .......... lders William H., Jr. .... . . lds Joseph L. . . nlces Joel D. . :Hy Charles B ...... . . ish-an Howard M ......... rlshan, William G., Phi Kappa Sigma urch Dennis M .......... arella Viclor J ......... Porlsmoulh, Va. Pompano Beach, Fla. . . Greenville, S. C. . . . Decatur, Ga. . . . Allania, Ga. . Anchorage, Alaska . . . Cornelia, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Macedon, N. Y. . . . . Havana, Cuba armani, Albert A., Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Lynchburg, Va. Cary L ........... Edward A. . . . . . Eugene C. . . John A. . John E. . Leo F ...... William D., Jr ..... rlce Gordon C., Jr ...... rke William F., Jr., Sigma Chi . rson Reuben E udel Aman J., Jr ......... ment Charles H., Jr., Befa Theia Pi phane, Arfhur H., Jr ...... ' . ., Bela Thela Pi . . . ud George T .......... ugh Andrew L., Jr., Kappa Alpha . alson Michael S ......... chran William J., Jr., Della Tau Delia e er Val F., Jr., Delia Tau Della . ffee William P., Delia Sigma Phi . . ggin James C., Kappa Alpha . . . hen Sfanlcy H., Phi Epsilon Fi . . hn Alfred J., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . le Gary B., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . le James B ........ le Robert T ....... e an, John R., Jr ..... . leman, Lee M .......... lley David R., Pi Kappa Alpha . . lllns Gerald R .......... llms Michael A., Lambda Chi Alpha li' James M. .... .... . mmlns, Roberl G. ...... . lm H., lll . . . . nkle Roney D., Jr. .... . . n ing, Donald H., lll .... . nley Larry R., Tau Kappa Epsilon . nn James L., Pi Kappa Alpha . . nway Michael F., Pi Kappa Alpha . ogler William E., Ill ...... o John L. ......... . oper Andrew L., Sigma Alpha Epsilon oper David C., Chi Phi . . . . oper Fred S., Jr. ..... . . oper, John B., Jr., Bela Theta Pi . oper William L. . .... . . . Ochlochnee, Ga. . . . . Macon, Ga. . . Washingfon, Ga. . . Winchesler, Ky. . Falls Church, Va. . Philadelphia, Pa. . . Sylvesfer, Ga. . Wrighlsville, Ga. . . . . . Allania, Ga. . Sr. Pelersburg, Fla. . . . Lockporl, La. . . . Doraville, Ga. . Haverford, Pa. . . . Aflanla, Ga. . . Blackshear, Ga. . . Birmingham, Ala. . . . Falrburn, Go. . Housion, Texas . . Ouilrnan, Ga. . Pensacola, Fla. . . Porlsmoulh, Va. . . . Gadsden, Ala. Wes? Hollywood, Fla. Decalur, Ga. . . . Mariehla, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . . Decatur, Ga. . . Memphis, Tenn. . . Easl Poini, Ga. Wesl Palm Beach, Fla. . . Foresl' Park, Ga. . . . Glenview, lll. . . . Ailanla, Ga. . . . . Griffin, Ga. . . Palm Beach, Fla. . Chiclcamauga, Ga. . . Marieifa, Ga. . . . Moultrie, Ga. . . . . Allanfa, Ga. . Sparlanburg, S. C. . . . Waycross, Ga. . . . Mobile, Ala. . . Gadsden, Ala. . . Lakeland, Fla. . Cleveland, Ga. Carbonell, Manuel J., lll . Cardenal, Jose, Jr. . . . . . . Savannah, Managua, Nicar Ga. agua Carlion, Larry E. . . . .... Albany, Ga. Carnell, Leon H. . ....... . . . Decaiur, Ga. Caron, John C., Thela Xi ..... . . Vero Beach, Fla. Carpenler, James S., Jr., Delia Sigma Phi . . Arlinglon, Va. Carr, Howard E., Jr. ....... . . Auburn, Ala. Carroll, Thomas K., Jr. ...... . . Easlman, Ga. Carier, Hugh A., Jr., Phi Gamma Della ..... Plains, Ga. Carter, George H., Ill ...... . Hailiesburg, Miss. Carler, James W. ....... .... M eigs, Ga. Carler, William R., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . . Allanfa, Ga. Casey, Louie C., Jr. ..... . ..Chamblee, Ga. Casfillo, Mlllon M. ..... . . Leon, Nicaragua Casile, Gary K., Thela Chi . . . Wynnewood, Pa. Cauihen, Gerald E. . . . Caufhen, Slanley L. . Caulhen, Thomas L. . . . Cawood, Ronald G. . . . . Cerlain, Gordon C., Chi Phi . . . Chalkley, Charles R. . . . . LaGrange, Ga. . . Moreland, Ga. Augusla, Ga. . Challanooga, Tenn. . Miami, Fla. . . Columbus, Ga. A . um, T5 , . . ,, , lg. , , ,Q L , V i -Mg ,f UP 4' T . ' lei 'lfiff' .i 4' Wig 1 su ' if-lr. 1 l ii if. .I is l fe, P' - 3 he f . 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Cosion, James R., Kappa Sigma . . Coihran, James C., Jr., Sigma Chi . Collrell, Ralph C., lll . . Couch, William D. . . Counls, Eslel D ....... Couriney, Richard H ........ Cowan, John A., Alpha Tau Omega . . Cowan, Roberlr D., lll ..... . Cox, Roberl' C., Jr., Sigma Nu . Cramer, Donald W .......... Cramer, Ronald W .......... Crichlon, William l., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha Crifasi, Jack A ........... Crismond, Lawrence L., Kappa Sigma . . Crissey, Dennis D .......... Croker, William T. . Cronier, Thomas S. . Cross, Alan J. . . Crowe, l-lillon M. . Crowell, John M ....... Crowley, Milchell A ,..... Crum, Richard M., Kappa Sigma . . Crumbley, Russell R., Jr. . . . Crump, Norman D. . Cubic, Paul M ............ Culpepper, Sammy A ......... Cumbie, Roberl' A., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha Cunningham, Charles E., Kappa Sigma . Cunningham, William B., Jr., Phi Kappa Tau Cunningham, William N ........ . Hapeville, Ga. . Valdosta, Ga. . . Augusia, Ga. Shelbyville, Tenn. . Grovefown, Ga. . . Albany, Ga. . . Charloile, N. C. . . Orlando, Fla. . Chicopee, Ga. . Orlando, Fla. . . Ailania, Ga. . Cariersville, Ga. . . Griffin, Ga. Bafon Rouge, La. . . Mobile, Ala. . . Mobile, Ala. . Riverview, Fla. . Hapeville, Ga. . Arlingion, Va. . . Miami, Fla. . Easl Poinl, Ga. . . Barlow, Fla. . . Smyrna, Ga. . Tampa, Fla. . . Mobile, Ala. . . . Alma, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. . . Gordon, Ga. . . Dallas, Texas . . Bronx, N. Y. . . Arabi, Ga. . Bradenlon, Fla. Clarksville, Tenn. Sf. Pelersburg, Fla. . . . . Brisiol, Va. . . .E5s2,brv1sn Curfin, John P., Sigma Chi . . . . Cwierlny, Anihony J., Jr .... . Dabney, William McDonald .... Da Camara Canio, Carlos G ..... Dailey, Randall B., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Dalrymple, Lesier C., Delia Upsilon . Dameron, William H., lll ...... Daniel, William C., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Daniell, Edmond P. . ...... . Dasher, Ronald D .......... Davenport, Charles M ........ Davenpori, William, Jr., Bela Thela Pi . Davies, Thomas M ......... Davila, Millon A., Jr ...... . Davis, Alberl' L ........ Davis, Charles F., Jr., Kappa Alpha . . Davis, Harry S., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Davis, James A ......,... Davis, John W., Jr., Chi Phi . . Davis, Joseph C ...... Davis, Weyman M ...... Day, John K .......... Dean, Alberl L., Jr., Sigma Chi . . Dean, Larry A ........ Deans, Roberl l. .... Dearman, Oiis D., Jr. . Deas, James W. ....... Deeb, Sami l. ...... . . Deile, Andrew J., lV, Theia Chi . Dekle, Ansel, Jr .......... Dellasega, John P., Delia Sigma Phi . Dellac, William J., Phi Kappa Tau . Denney, Roy L., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . Dennis, David P., Jr ........ Denny, Charles R ......... Densmore, Owen M., Phi Kappa Sigma Derry, James E .......... Deufsch, Lewis A., Phi Epsilon Pi . De Varona, Francisco J ..... Dewiii, Roberl L .... Dickerson, Hillon B. . . Dillard, Jerry B. . . Dillon, Roberl' C .... Dobbins, Hugh F., Jr. . Dodson, Roberl D. . . Dodson, Wm. F. L. . . Doll, Fred C .... . . Sarasola, . Forl' Lauderdale, .Sa-n . . Hialeah, . Roopville, Rio De Janeiro, B . . Ripley, . Ailanfa, . . Allanla, . . Dalton, . Smyrna, . Valdosfa, . . Blakely, . Nashville, T Gainesville, Juan, Puerlo . . Smyrna, . Columbia, S . Arlingion, . LaGrange, . . Allania, Silver Creek, . Easl' Poinl, . Hopewell, . . Valdosia, . . Allanla, Charleslon, S. . Ealonlon, . Hazlehursi, . Nazareih, ls . . Kankakee, Soulh Miami, . Swainsboro, . . Pulnam, C . . Carrolllon, Norih Charlesion, S. . . Aflanla, . . Orlando, . . Macon, Lakewood, N Miami Beach, . . Augusia, . . Ailania, . . Allanfa . Covina, . Marieffa, 'c . . . Miami, Charlesion, S. Easi Canion, Cl Class ot '63 Beverly K .......... ison, Larry E., Delta Upsilon . . . . sworth, Carl E., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon anger, David W., Kappa Alpha . . od, Norman L ........... el, Mikala A ........ oe, Alfred O'Neal . . . . . . rekin, lvan W., Delta Sigma Phi .... ckson, David A., Lambda Chi Alpha . in, Barry W ........... he, Victor C ...... . inosa, Fabian F ....... y, Paul D., Beta Theta Pi . . . . her, James D., Pi Kappa Alpha . . ripeaut, Raul R., Jr. . .... . eridge, Delma D ....... anks, Robert A ..... ns, Andrew W ...... ns, Robert D., Sigma Nu . . ns, William B ......... m, Charles T., Delta Tau Delta . . . iardo, Ernesto, Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . k, Michael W .......... Ivey, Donald A .......... rabee, Cleabert G., Jr., Kappa Alpha . rgason, David D., lll ...... . rley, Lowery R ...... ..... usett, Robert D .......... ussemagne, Jack J., Sigma Phi Epsilon y, Bart ............. der, Milton E., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . ller, James T., Delta Tau Delta . . ndlay, lan S., Delta Upsilon . . . her, Donald C., Jr., Sigma Chi . . her, George T., Delta Sigma Phi . . . eming, Joseph C., Jr ........ ifcher, John S., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon itcher, Robert S., Theta Chi ..... iwers, David C ........ ate, George P., lll, Sigma Chi . 'bes, Stanley O., Theta Chi . . ater, George E ....... vler, Adrian J .......... vler, James W., lll ........ inchini, August, Jr., Phi Sigma Kappa . izier, Barry L., Delta Sigma Phi . . . inch, Charles E., Phi Gamma Delta . . . . Atlanta, Billy R ............ . Forest Park, Ga. Ga. . . Omaha, Neb. Anchorage, Ky. . Rock Hill, S. C. . . Decatur, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Decatur, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. West Hollywood, Fla. . . . . Dublin, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Quito, Ecuador . . . Jackson, Ala. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Panama, Panama . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Armuchee, Ga. . . Experiment, Ga. . l-lawkinsville, Ga. . Huntington, N. Y. . . Smithville, Ga. ., Bogota, Colombia . Gainesville, Ga. . . Strasburg, Va. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Douglasville, Ga. . Bluefield, W. Va. . . . Elliiay, Ga. . . Houston, Texas . Panama City, Fla. . . Kansas City, Mo. Grand Prairie, Texas . Middletown, R. l. . Jacksonville, Fla. . Washington, D. C. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Avondale Estates, Ga. . . . Dawson, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Stony Creek, Va. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Cumming, Ga. . . East Point, Ga. Myrtle Beach, S. C. . Miami Beach, Fla. . . . Dallas, Texas rl , Q we , 7 11 l f 'f Domenichetti, Leo J ..... . . Dooley, Jack D ......... Doss, Richard C., Sigma Alpha Epsil Dostal, Richard ......... Downing, James R., Phi Gamma Delta Downing, Lowell M., Jr ...... Downton, Christopher M., Lambda Chi Doyle, Robert J ........ OH.. Alpha . Driggars, Seymor B., lll ..... Drsata, Frank E., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Drummond, Carlton M ...... Duane, Lawrence E., Jr., Theta Chi . Duddlesten, Jerry B. M., Ill . . . Duft, Royle R., Beta Theta Pi . . Dutfy, John W., lll, Kappa Alpha . Duncan, Jere M., Delta Sigma Phi . Dunn, Douglas M., Phi Kappa Sigma Dunn, Pat W .......... Dwight, James H ........ Minn. . Hibbing, . Covington, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Great Neck, N. Y. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Fitzgerald, Ga. . . Mexico, D. F. . Miami, Fla. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Baltimore, Md. . Thomaston, Ga. . Chestnut Hill, Mass. . . Jackson, Miss. . . . Decatur, Ga. Dykes, Jeffrey W., Alpha Tau Omega . . Dysa rt, Spencer T ........ East, Donald P ........ Edmund, Calvin A., Jr ..... . . Metairie, La. . . Atlanta, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. . . Fitzgerald, Ga. . . Arlington, Va. Wis. . Wauwatosa, . Asheville, N. C. . . Savannah, Ga. . . . Bexley, Ga. Edson, Steven B., Phi Epsilon Pi . . . North Miami Beach, Fla. Edwards, Ernest E., lll, Sigma Chi . Edwards, Harry S., .lr ...... Edwards, Larry J ........ . Columbia, S. C. . . . Decatur, Ga. . . . Danville, Ill. Edwards, William L., Phi Kappa Tau . . . Avondale Estates, Ga. Eidson, William R. . Elder, Philip R ..... . . Ellicott, E.'Gordon, Jr. . . Ellington, Philip H., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ellington, Robert P., Jr. . . Elliott, Gerald W .... Elliott, William H., Jr. . ,,-. 2-an D l 3 1 ' I E? . Columbia, S. C. . . Valdosta, Ga. . . Nelson, N. H. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . East Point, Ga. . . Arlington, Va. -P 'iN', l sv' 2' Q 'Q' V' Z - -dig' il vi V: ' -,,,,,,nv I ig a - lit, V S, r s :la A filfli Q 'P G r it 'Ts E125 if f' 'Y F ' W' .'.. -' ' E 1 , ' T - li ' Gi? ' Tl A' I f - A 'L V E, Wx V , ' , , L ,V 11, LI- Nj, . y ,.-. , ' , . A , -,, V . I, .P W? lJ WCA lv H' v v. 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Rio De Janeiro, B Gadziala, Matthew A., Phi Sigma Kappa .... Liberty, N Gaissert, John M ............... Sparta, Gaissert, Wilton G. . . . . . Sparta, Gallman, Thomas A ...... . . Carrollton, Gambill, Richard D ....... . . . Moultrie, Garber, Mark B., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . . Greenwood, S Garwood, John W ....... . Great Neck, N Gatlin, John L., Jr ......... . Hawkinsville, Geiger, Charles R., Beta Theta Pi ....... Arlington, Geise, John W., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Allegany, N George, William W., Sigma Chi .... . Ghandour, Mohammed R ........ Gibson, Ted W., Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Gilbert, Judd A., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Grand Rapids, . . Beirut, Leb . . . . Biloxi, N. Miami Beach, Gilbert, Robert E., Chi Phi .... ..... A ugusta, Gilbreath, Herbert N., Jr .,.... . . Mableton, Gill, Geoffrey C., Kappa Sigma .... . . . Atlanta, Gilleland, Kenneth E., Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Charlotte, N Gilleland, Roy J., lll ........... Nashville, T Gillespie, Clarence E., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Memphis, T Gillespie, Dean N ............. Baltimore, Gillis, Michael E., Sigma Nu . . . Charlottesville, Gingrey, John P. ........ . . N. Augusta, S Gissendaner, Jackson M., Sigma Nu . . . Chattahoochee, Gladden, James B, Sigma Chi .... . . Atlanta, Gleason, Lewis W., Jr., Beta Theta Pi . . . . . Toccoa, Gleeson, David W., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Clarksville, T Gcalder, Richard B., Jr ....... . . Hickman, Godfrey, John M., Chi Phi . . . . . Savannah, Goen, James W., Ill .... Golay, Michael W ..... . Gold, lsadore M., Phi Epsilon Pi . . . . Golden, Robert J., Alpha Epsilon . . . . Griffin, Coral Gables, . St. Augustine, Pi . . . . St. Petersburg, Goodrich, Charles K ....... . Memphis, T Gordon, Donald L ...... . . . Tampa, Gordon, Robert C ....... .... M acon, Gottsche, John H., Beta Theta Pi . . . . Ocean Springs, Graddy, Durwood E., Jr ..... . . Georgetown, Graham, Charles J., Jr .... . . . Atlanta, Grannan, Lee W .... . . Quincy, Grant, James L ...... . . . Jasper, Gray, Richard A., Chi Phi .... . . . Atlanta, Green, Cleland S ......... . . Bogota, Colo Greenwell, Jack E., Pi Kappa Alpha ..... Chesterton, Gregg, Winston R., Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon .... Athens, Grier, George W., Ill ............ Macon, Gregory, Harry C., Ill .... . Daytona Beach, Griffin, James D., Sigma Nu . . . Carrollton, Griffin, Ronald K ..... . . Atlanta, Griffiths, Vincent E., Jr. . . . Winton, C Grim, James F ....... . Arlington, Grooms, Troy E., Theta Chi . . . . Savannah, Gross, Daniel H ..... . Birmingham., Grote, Stephen H ...... . . Houston, Tl Grubbs, Frank G. ..... . Grynkewich, Nicholas E., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Atlanta, Ga Guilbeau, Edwin C. . . . . . . Gunther, Don H., Jr. . . . . . l-labicht, Ernest G ..... Hackmeyer, Ferdinand W., Jr. . Hails, William J ...... Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Buddy G .... . Francis K., Sigma Alpha Epsilon James W., Jr ....... Kenneth R ......... Richard W., Alpha Tau Omega . Robert J .......... Robert L., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Royce N .......... Hallmark, George S., Jr ..... Halloran, Philip B., Beta Theta Pi . . Hallowell, William H., Jr ..... Hamer, Leslie C., Jr., Delta Tau Delta Hamilton, Don A ......... Hamilton, Frank W. . Hamilton, John F. . . Cartersville, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn . . Decatur, Ga . . Mobile, Ala . . Birmingham, Ala . . Winder, Ga . . Macon, Ga . . Hamburg, Ark . . Conway, Ark . . Decatur, Ga Washington, D. C . . Savannah, Ga . . . Pensacola, Fla . . Pensacola, Fla . Beckley, W. Va . . . . Murphysboro, Ill . . Tarrant, Ala . . . Tampa, Fla . Beaufort, 5. C New York, N. Y Gruber, Bruce B., Beta Theta Pi . . . Lake Park, Class ol '63 ilfon, Roberi W ........ . . . Decaiur, mond, Charles L ............. Allania, rick, John B., Jr., Dalia Sigma Phi . . . Si. Augusline, Fla. hey, Jerry L .......... Norlh Liille Rock, ock, Ronald W ......... Norih Miami Beach y, Halcuii P., Phi Gamma Delia ..... Dallas, key, Paul E., Jr., Delia Upsilon . . . . . . . Arlania, Ga. erson, James L., Della Tau Delia . . Hendersonville, N. C. Ga. Ga. Ark. , Fla. Texas egree, Thomas M., Jr ..... .... C orclele, Ga. y, Clive E .......... ..... B rooks, Ga. y, Max B., Jr., Della Tau Della ...... Leesburg, Ga. elf, William B., Bela Thefa Pi . . . Avondale Esrafes, Ga. er, George R., Theia Chi . . .... Miami, Fla. is, Beniamin H ...... College Park, Ga. is, James P ......... . . . Miami, Fla. is, Roberi D ......... . . Acworfh, Ga. is, Roberl R., lll, Della Tau Dalia . . . . . Tampa, Fla. old, Eberl F ............. Winterville, Ga. rop, Charles L., Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon .... Ailania, Ga. , Jerald P ............ . . Aflanla, Ga. man, Kenneih J .......... . . Reynolds, Ga. ey, Thomas J., Delia Sigma Phi . . . Mounl' Dora, Fla. ell, Richard M. . ........... Aflanla, Ga. Iam, George M., III, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Fort Valley, Ga. her, Douglas M. . ...... . . . Macon, Ga. kins, Jonalhan D., Jr Delia Tau Delia . . Memphis, Tenn. kins, William B., Jr .......... Birmingham, Ala. nes, Kennefh W. . ...... . . . Dublin, Ga. rd, John S .... . Aflanfa, Ga. den, Allen C., Jr. . . Decalur, Ga. , Russell H .... . . Miami, Fla. er, Rainer . . . . Hunisville, Ala. bree, Fred A. . . .... . . Ailanla, Ga. phill, Morrison ....... . . Dalion, Ga. derson, Denny E., Kappa Alpha . . . . Aflanla, Ga. clricks, Joseph A ......... . . Massena, N. Y. dricks, Thomas E., Phi Kappa Tau .... New Orleans, La. drix, John W ......... .... M acon, Ga. son, Bari' S., Sigma Chi . . . . Birmingham, Ala. son, Danny C ...... ..... R ome, Ga. beri, Theodore T .......... Garden Grove, Cal. ckis, David, Alpha Epsilon Pi . ...... Savannah, Ga. inglon, Donald M., Sigma Phi Epsilon .... Aflanla, Ga. ring, Roy P., lll, Alpha Tau Omega . ringion, David E., Befa Theia Pi . . zog, Herberi D., Alpha Epsilon Pi . fer, Roy F .......... eff, Bennie E. . . . . . . ks, Charles McGhee, Jr. . . ks, James R., Jr., Sigma Chi . menz, John F., Jr ....... urn, Roberl' E., Phi Della Theia . . man, Mark R., Phi Kappa Sigma .... , Craig McKinney ...... , George R ......... , Harold B., Jr. . , Jerome J. . . sley, George A. . . . . . . . . . son, Jerry T. . . . . . . . . . . . ons, Fred M., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . good, James Woodruff ....... k, Thomas G., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . uH', William H ........ ges, Jimmie R. . . . . . . Decatur, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . Memphis, . . Richland Tenn. , Ga. . Arlingfon, Ga. . . Allanfa, Ga. . Meridian, . . . Alma, Miss. Mich. . . . Dublin, Ga. Norlh Bergen, . . Aflanfa, N. J. Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . . Decatur, Ga. . . Arlingion, Tenn. . . Dallas, Texas . . Tampa, Fla. . . Calhoun, Ga. . . Balfimore, Md. Charlesfon, S. C. . . Paducah, Ky. Hoffmann, Ralph A., Chi Psi ....... Si. Peiersburg, Fla. Hogshead, Frank M., Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... Dalfon, Ga. Holder, John T .............. Moniicello, Ark Holland, Truman E., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Ailania, Ga. Hollifield, Gary E., Della Sigma Phi ..... Mounr Airy, Ga. Hollingsworlh, Thomas F., Il ....... . . Macon, Ga. Holman, Robert GL, Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . . . Albany, Ga. Holmes, John D., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Chalranooga, Tenn. Holmes, Wayne R ....... Holsworih, Michael C .... Holi, Fred W. F ......... Holf, Richard J ........... Hood, Francis R., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Hopkins, James L .... ..... Hopkins, Larry E ........ Hopkins, Marcus P., Jr ....... Horak, Roberf H., Phi Delia Theia . . Horn, William W., Jr ....... . Hornsby, Jesse D., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Horion, Richard H ......... Howard, Frank G., Phi Delia Thefa . . . . Madison, Ga. . . . Umaiilla, Fla. Charlesion, W. Va. New Orleans, La. . . Decarur, Ga. . Chesier, Va. . . Ailania, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Roanoke, Va. . . Oxford, Ala. . Columbia, S. C . Savannah, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. Howell, Cleves H., lll . . Howle, William M., Jr. . Howleii, John K ........ Huddlesfon, Gene K ....... Hudson, John R., Sigma Phi Epsilon Hudson, Paul T ........ Hudson, William O .....,. Huelsier, William E., Phi Kappa Tau Hufford, Arihur D., ll, Kappa Alpha Huggins, Charles T., Jr .... . Hughes, Gene ........ Humphrey, George T., lll . . Humphrey, Sieeley H., Jr. . Huni, Edwin M., ll . . . Hunier, James D., Kappa Alpha . . Hufcheson, Theodore M ..... Huichins, Terry W., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Hyers, Roberi C ,....... Innes, Steven S., Befa Theia Pi . . lizkowifz, Mariin G., Tau Epsilon Phi lvie, Rex B., Jr ........ . . Hunfsville, Ala. . Harisville, S. C. . . Decaiur, Ga. . . . Boslon, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. Olive Branch, Miss. . College Park, Ga. Si. Peierslourg, Fla. . . Pensacola, Fla. . . Hapeville, Ga. . . Cumming, Ga. . . Canion, Ohio . . . Macon, Ga. . . LaGrange, Ga. . Arlingion, Va. . . Rossville, Ga. . Gainesville, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . . Richmond, Va. . Parksville, N. Y. . . . Perry, Ga. Jackson Jackson Jackson Freshmen , Larry W .......... , Randolph S ......... , Siephen C., Sigma Nu .... Jackson, William K., Jr., Phi Delia Theia Jacobs, Thomas H ......... . . . . . Macon, Ga. . Mounf Pleasani, Tenn. . . Chaiianooga, Tenn. . . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . . Brunswick, Ga. Jaeger, William A., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Long Beach, N. Y. Jakubecy, James J., Sigma Nu ...... Sharon Hill, N. J. Jarrell, Temple W., Sigma Chi . . . Jeifcoal, Harry, lll ....... Jenkins, Frederick H., Jr., Sigma Chi Jenkins, Sfephen R. ....... Jennings, John S .... . . . . . Johnson, Donald P. . . Johnson, Douglas G. . . Johnson, Edgar M. . Johnson, John O ........ Johnson, Randy A ........ . . Forl Lauderdale, Fla. . . Birmingham, Ala. . . . . Towson, Md. . . Valdosia, Ga. . Rock Hill, S. C. . . Orange, Texas . . . Macon, Ga. . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . . Alma, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. Johnson, Russell R., Pi Kappa Phi . . Johnson, Terry W., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Joiner, William C., Lambda Chi Alpha Jolly, James R., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jones, David C., Delta Upsilon . . . . Jones, Douglas E ...... Jones. Fred M. . . . . Jones, Jerry G. . . Jones, Randal E ....... Jones, Roberl W., ll ...... Jones, Terry V., Phi Delia Theia . . Jones, Warren T ....... Jones, Wayne R ....... Jordan, Leland K., lll .... . . Springfield, Va. . . . Ailanfa, Ga. . . . Gray, Ga. . . . Dalion, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Easf Poinf, Ga. . . Forl Gaines, Ga. . . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . Hapeville, Ga. . Cocoa Beach, Fla. . . Carfersville, Ga. . . Gainesville, Ga. . . Hueyfown, Ala. . . Savannah, Ga. Jordan, William R ........ Kahle, Neill R., Lambda Chi Alpha . Kane, Gary M ......... Karpinski, Felix F., Jr ..... Kasdin, Jack, Phi Epsilon Pi ..... Kaler, Marfin L., Phi Epsilon Pi . . Kay, Roberi' J ......... Kazelskis, James l. ...... Kehoe, James G., Chi Phi . . Keisling, John H., Theia Chi . . . Keiih, Joseph D., Tau Kappa Epsilon Keifh, Robe:-i W., Phi Kappa Sigma Kelley, Holcombe S., lll .... Kelley, Rhae E ....... . . Kemp, James S ......... Kendrick, William J., Kappa Sigma Kenf, Michael B. ....... . Kernkamp, John H ........ Key, Charles T., Delia Tau Delia . Keyer, Richard F., Jr ...... Keys, John W., lll, Thefa Chi . . . . . . Allania, Ga. . . Valley Siaiion, Ky. . . . . Sussex, N. J. Coco Solo, Canal Zone Norih Miami Beach, Fla. . . Washingfon, D. C. . . . Buffalo, N. Y. . . . Rome, Ga. . . Kenvil, N. J. . . Sparfa, Tenn. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . Rufherford, N. J. Keyserling, Charles M., Alpha Epsilon Pi .... Hunfsville, Kiebler, Carl N., Chi Psi .... Kilgore, William R ......... Kindel, Thomas l ..... King, Larry S .......... Kinkela, John F., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Kirk, David B .......... Kirk, William K., Alpha Tau Omega Kirkland, Philip A., Kappa Alpha . Kirkland, Russell K ....... Kifch, Richard B., Jr ....... Kleinman, Louis F., Phi Epsilon Pi . . . . Mobile, Ala. . . Balfimore, Md. . . Crown Poini lnd. . . Macon, Ga. . . Aflania, Ga. . Vero Beach, Fla. . . Miami, Fla. . Xenia, Ohio . . Sheffield, Ala. Ala. . . Sf. Peiersburg, Fla. . . . LaGrange, Ga. . . Greenville, S. C. . . . Columbia, S. C. . . . College Park, Ga. Norih Liiile Rock, Ark. . . . . . . Marieifa, Ga. . . . . Aflania, Ga. . Warner Robins, Ga. . . . . Ailanla, Ga. . Hof Springs, Ark. son, Ralph W., Jr. . ur, Theodore A .......... erdale, John J., Lambda Chi Alpha . . e, Martin G., Phi Kappa Tau rick, George R ...... , Christian H., Tau Kappa Epsilon . ence, John C ....... ence, Ralph W. . on, Cyron T .... ure, James A. . . hers, James P., Jr ..... . s, Leo, Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma . better, Robert H., Jr ..... Charles E., Chi Psi . . . Paul D., Theta Chi . . rand, Wayne R .... ow, Frederick A ...... y, Philip N., Phi Kappa Tau rett, Guinn O., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . tt, Barry K .......... , Alberto ......... , Alvin C., Alpha Epsilon Pi . , Howard R., Phi Epsilon Pi . tfoot, Edward M., lll . . . berger, Edward A ..... , James A., lll, Sigma Chi . , Robert L., Sigma Nu . . . . on, Sidney E., Phi Delta Theta . comb, Lawrence O., ll, Beta Theta Pi . le, James W ......... ly, Kenneth W., Sigma Phi Epsilon ke, Stephen D., Lambda Chi Alpha tin, Charles R., Sigma Phi Epsilon is, Robert O., Jr. . . an, Hampton W., Jr. . . . g, Thomas H .... Class Ol '62 ..,., ...r . . . Athens, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Melbourne, Fla. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Sussex, N. J. . . . Mobile, Ala. Spartanburg, S. C. . . Doraville, Ga. . . Canton, Ohio . . Lebanon, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Oxford, Ala. . . Pensacola, Fla. . . Mission, Kan. . Atlanta, Ga. . Miami, Fla. . Pikesville, Md. . . . Molena, Ga. . . Baltimore, Md. . . Lima, Peru . . . Norfolk, Va. . . Portsmouth, Va. . . Annandale, Va. . Charleston, S. C. . . . Tampa, Fla. . . Decatur, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Toccoa, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Trion, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Piedmont, Ala. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. Knesz, Joseph J. . Knight, Edward N. Knight, Richard F. . Knowles, Jeffrey M. Knowles, Philip L., Theta Chi Kolpin, George A., Phi Sigma Kappa Korsak, Steven A. . . Koslts, Joseph E. . Kress, Howard C., Jr. Labbe, Kenneth C. . . Labouisse, John P., Ill, Beta Theta Pi Labrador, Rafael de Jesus LaCapra, John R., Alpha Tau Omega Lamb, Ben J., lll, Phi Gamma Delta Lambert, Franklin D., Jr. Lambert, Harold J. Langford, Steven C. . lll Lanier, Emory S., Lapeyrouse, David L. Larkin, James A., Lambda Chi Alpha Larsen, William T. k, Alexander . .... cl, Larry ........ es, Manuel E., Theta Chi . t, Michael H ...... ing, Edward L ..... as, Eddy A ...... key, Alton D., Sigma Chi . . .... . Bog ota, Colombia . . . . Mobile, Ala. Coral Gables, Fla. . . Covington, Ga. . Forest Park, Ga. Charleston, W. Va. . . Sumter, S. C. bbermann, Henri A., Jr., Kappa Sigma . . . Sarasota, Fla. o, Christian A ............ . Havana, Cuba e, Donald H ....... . . . . er, Derrol B., Sigma Chi ..... ns, John Sprole ......... ben, Garrett P., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . cau, Carlos L ........ . . . clntyre, Daniel I., lV ....... . Atlanta, Ga. . Pell City, Ala. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Ft. Worth, Texas . Habana, Cuba . . Atlanta, Ga. ckie, Paul E., Jr. . . ddox, James F. . ddox, Jimmy J .... guire, Russell G .... Ilory, James H., Theta Xi ner, David A., Chi Phi nley, Mark J., Kappa Sigma . nley, Raymond T., Jr. . nn, Charles R., Jr. . . nn, Robert L ..... nning, Walter S. . . . nucy, Michael J ....... rchal, Albert W., Kappa Alpha . . . Bridgton, Maine . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Haynesville, La . Riverdale, N. J. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . Marietta, Ga. . . . Smyrna, Ga. . Woodstock, Ga. . Hartwell, Ga. . . . Augusta, Ga. . New Orleans, La. . North Miam-i, . . . Atlanta, . . Savannah, . . Eatonton, . . . Dawson, Fla. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. . . Great Neck, N. Y. . . Haure, Montana . . New York, N. Y. . . . Belmont, N. C. North Miami Beach, . . . New Orleans, Fla. La. . . . . Havana, Cuba . Melbourne, Fla. . Rockwood, Tenn. . Merritt Island, Fla. . . Hapeville, Ga. . Norcross, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Houma, La. . . Hallandale, Fla. . . Short Hills, N. J. 511,,,., -gfifflfrig l ll M ,' 'S ', , , 1- lr,-jf. ,, ,sg -au VV ,Hx V , V VV Vilf V. . lhf 0- V, ly'-T V, l ' ' -.I if - - ., 1 N, P ,' ,-V, ' , , - lv., ,, , 3 , 4 ' 5 -x 1, -A-r i fel I Ai, ' la '. ,Z , f? 53,4 ' I5 H -V-5, ,- W ' s- V gg- - 315- 1 T 2 , as - ' T 1 . it . j 1 ' ' ffgji, - , 5' -f .. ,V -sf 'V ' , ., ' f. ' ', , Jig V1 .- , PE V -, N.. VV -4, . ,L so V r .. V Vg.-1, EV I 'N'-1 V sr.. 'V wp -, V,-' V ,V L? 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Marschall, Sluarl B., Chi Psi .... Marsh, Richard W ......... Marshall, Allen W., lll, Sigma Chi . . Marshall, Joseph D., Della Sigma Phi . . Marlellollo, Joseph A ......... . . Buller, Ala. . Slamford, Conn. . Mariella, Ga. . . . Griffin, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. New York, N. Y. Marlin, Charles V .......... Lookcul Mounlain, Marlin, Glen H ...... Marlin, Philip L., Chi Psi .... Marlinson, John E., ll .... . Marx, Warren G., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Mason, Roberl L ........ Massey, Alberl P., lll ..... Massey, Julius H., lll . May, James A., Della Sigma Phi . . Maziar, Jerry L., Alpha Epsilon Pi . Mazzella, Donald P ....... McBrearl'y, John C ..... . McCanls, Edward G., Jr. . McCarl, William C. . McClain, Edward T. . McClary, Joseph M., Bela Thela Pi . McClellan, John H., lll ..... McClellan, Wilson S., Della Tau Della . . . McClendon, Lucian P., Pi Kappa Alpha . McClendon, William D., Della Tau Della McClure, Gerald W ........... McCollough, John T., Jr. . McConkey, Roberl F., lll, Sigma Chi . McConnell, Maurice A., ll, Kappa Sigma McCook, Thomas L., Jr ........ McCord, Dale L ....... McCormick, Joseph A., Jr. . McCoy, George S., Jr. . . McCoy, Virgil W .......... Tenn. . Ml. Zion, Ga. . . Ailanla, Ga. . . Orlando, Fla. Hauppauge, N. Y. . McDonough, Ga. . . Ballimore, Md. Washinglon, D. C. . . Beloil, Wis. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Newark, N. J. . . Macon, Ga. . Covinglon, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Manchesler, Ga. . Nashville, Tenn. . . Allanla, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Warren, Ark. . . . Tampa, Fla. Sl. Albans, W. Va . . . LaGrange, Ga. . . Princelon, Ky . . LaFayelle, Ga . . . . Allanla, Ga . . . . Allanla, Ga Charleslon, W. Va . . Davisboro, Ga . . Glasgow, Ky Freshmen McCrary, William P ....... . . . McCurry, Douglas C ....... . McCulchen, George H., ll, Chi Phi . . McDaniel, Olin A ........ McDonald, Clyde B., lll .... . McDonald, James E., Jr. . McDonald, Ronald A ....... . McDonald, Roscoe B., Jr ....... . McDowell, Dorolhy J., Alpha Xi Della . McDuffie, Malcolm E ........ McElroy, David R., Jr ...... . McEwen, Michael E ........ McGarily, Marshall G ......... McGahee, Bernard L., Bela Thela Pi . . . McGahee, William L., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . McGibony, Roberl F., lll ...... . McGulfey, Charles R ...... . . McHugh, John J., lll . . . . . . . McKaughan, Joe G ........ . . . McKenzie, Roberl' H., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . McKinney, Michael M ........ New McKinnon, James K., Pi Kappa Alpha . . McKneely, Harold B., Jr., Sigma Chi . McLain, Pascal C., Jr ....... McLaughlin, John O ..... . McLaughlin, Philip M., Jr. . McLoughlin, Timolhy A. . McMillan, Carl S .......... McPherson, Dwighl A .......... McPherson, Edwin M., lll, Pi Kappa Alpha . McQueen, Boyce Y., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . McRae, Dudley A., Jr ......... Medlin, Melanie R., Alpha Xi Della . . Medlock, Roberl T., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Meeks, James D ........... Meeks, Kennelh W ......... Meiselman, Jay M., Alpha Epsilon Pi . Mercer, Roberl E., Jr., Kappa Sigma . . Meyer, Edward C., Pi Kappa Alpha . Meyer, James E ............ Meyer, Larry E ............ Middlebrooks, Leonard M., Jr., Della Upsilon Milam, George P., lll ......... Millard, Charles A ........... Millen, Paul K., Della Tau Della . . . Miller, Jack V., Della Sigma Phi . . . . Miller, James l. . . . . . . . . Miller, James K ....... . . Allanla, . . Smyrna, Lawrenceville, . . . Senoia Silver Creek, . . Allanla, . . Allanla, Milledgeville, . . . Allanfa, . Easl' Poinl, . . Moullrie, . Bangor, Mai . . Allanla, . Brenlwood, Te . Forl Valley, . Greensboro, . Wesl Poinl, . . Allanla, . . . Griffin, . . . Miami, F Smyrna Beach, F . . Snyder, Te . . Griffin, . . Acworlh, . Decalur, . . . Macon, . Gainesville, . . Allanla, . Allanla, . . Ballimore, . . Jacksonville, F . . Doraville, . Orlando, . . Clarkslon, . . . Douglas, . . Gainesville, . . Daylon, O . . Cleveland, Te . Floral Park, N. . Painesville, O . . Hopewell, N. . . . Allanla, . . . Allanla, . . Tullahoma, Te Fl. Lauderdale, Powder Springs, . . Savannah, - . . . Dolhan, A Miller, Harold C., Jr., Phi Delta Theta . Miller, John M., Delta Upsilon ..... Miller, Woodford D., Ill, Kappa Sigma . Millians, Thomas W .......... Millison, Marvin G., Phi Epsilon Pi . . . Miree, Royal R., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mitchell, David C., Beta Theta Pi . . . Mitchell, Harry J ....... Mize, William N., ll ...... Moler, Robert M., Phi Kappa Tau . Molina, Sergio N ........ . Moncriet, Marion L., Jr ....... Montalvo, Jose R., Jr ......... Moody, Albert F., Jr., Delta Tau Delta . . . . Mobile, Ala. . . Decatur, Ga. . . Knoxville, Tenn. . College Park, Ga. . . . Baltimore, Md. . . Birmingham, Ala. . . Owensboro, Ky. . . Fayetteville, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . . . Decatur, Ga. . Medellin, Colombia . . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Habana, Cuba . . . Aug usta, Ga. , l ,SST .Qi oseley, William B., Chi Phi ..... seley, William R ........ oser, Enoch L. . . ........ oss, Harvey R., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . osteller, John D. . . ....... . uccio, ulazzi, ullins, unson, urden, urphy, Robert S. .... .... . Robert F., Phi Kappa Tau . . Douglas C., Sigma Chi . . Bryant E ........... William H., Jr., Beta Theta Pi . Barry B., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . David L., Phi Kapa Tau . . John T., Kappa Sigma . . Therrell, Jr ......... Jeffrey D., Theta Chi .... Robert P., Jr., Phi Gamma Delta William R., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha Sidney L .......... Peter l .......... Arthur F., lll, Kappa Sigma . Robert K., Sigma Chi . . . Khoi N ......... David P ......... '63 . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Savannah, Ga. . . . . Macon, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Chatsworth, Ga. . North Miami, Fla. S. Glastonbury, Conn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. North Haven, Conn. . . . East Point, Ga. . . Cambridge, Md. . . Thomasville, Ga. . Jacksonville, Texas . . Sandersville, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. . . . Houston, Texas . . . . . Vienna, Va. . Greensboro, Ga. . Little Rock, Ark. . . . Vidalia, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Saigon, Vietnam . Avondale Estates, Ga. . East Point, Ga. Woodruff C., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . . . Perry, Fla. Robert B., Phi Kappa Tau . ...... Smyrna, Ga. Robert D .... . ..... Sigfried A ......... Leonard E., Jr., Delta Tau Delta . . Paul M., Jr ......... Philip A., Kappa Alpha . . Eduardo ......... Raymond M., Kappa Alpha . . Kenneth E ....... Lewis M., Jr .... . wen, Ralph S., Jr ......... wens, RayC.,Jr.......... wer, David W., Jr., Delta Sigma Phi . dron, Mario, Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . hl, Robert S., Pi Kappa Alpha . . les, Joseph R., Beta Theta Pi . . paclea, A. Nicholas, Sigma Chi . pageorge, Thomas E ...... rk, Harry M., Jr., Kappa Sigma . . rker, rker, Brainerd W., ll .... . James H ......... rker, Joel F., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Baltimore, Md. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Jonesboro, Ga. . . Hartsville, S. C. . . . Pensacola, Fla. . Bogota, Colombia . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . . Waycross, Ga. . Fredericksburg, Va. . . . Decatur, Ga. . . Hyattsville, Md. . . . . Zion, lll. . . Habana, Cuba . Rossville, Ga. . . . Wheaton, Md. . . Columbia, S. C. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Stephenville, Texas . Washington, D. C. . . . Miami, Fla. . Pine Mountain. Ga. Moon, Julian A. . Avondale Estates, Ga. Moon, Ronald D. . . .... Smyrna, Ga. Moore, Douglas L .... . . Stone Mountain, Ga. Moore, Hubert F., Jr. . . . Panama City, Fla. Moore, Jack M., Chi Phi .... Tyler, Texas Moore James W .... . . Hawkinsville, Ga. Moore John F., Jr. . . Dyersburg, Tenn. Moore John W., Jr. . . . Decatur, Ga. Moore Patrick A. . . . Miami, Flo. Moore, William E., Jr. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Moore, William H., Jr ......... . Cincinnati, Ohio Morehead, Arthur H., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Moraitinis, Nick . . . Athens, Greece Morgan, C. H., Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Savannah, Ga. Morgan, Charles T .... . . Ringgold, Ga. Morgan, Hugh W., Jr. . . . . Decatur, Ala. Morgan, Stanley L .... . . . Atlanta, Ga. Morris, Charles W ..... . . Sandersville, Ga. Morris, John C., Ill ..... . . . Vidalia, Ga. Morris, William T., Sigma Chi . . Atlanta, Ga. Morton, Michael T ............. , Tulsa, Okla. Ransom, William A., lll, Kappa Alpha . . Reagan, John M .......... Redden, Janice B ......... Redding, Rogers W ...... . Reed, Edward D., Jr ....... Reeves, William B., Kappa Sigma . . Reinhardr, Jon W., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Rennings, Siephen W .......... Reo, Joseph J., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Rice, Charles K., Jr ......... . Richards, Hugh L., Jr., Theia Xi .... . Richardson, Thomas W., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Richie, Roberi W ........... Righfmyer, Charles W., Jr ....... Rigney, Charles D., Phi Kappa Sigma . Rinehari, Sieve A ......... Ringer, James E ......... Ririe, James M ...... . Ris, Charles H., lll ....... Roberis, Earl J., Jr., Beia Thefa Pi . . Roberis, Edward W., Jr., Baia Theia Pi . . New Orleans, La. . Dallas, Texas . . A'llanl'a, Ga. Georgetown, Ky. . . Aflania, Ga . Jonesboro, Ga. . Jackson, Tenn. . . . Clanton, Ala. Jersey Cify, N. J. . . Lebanon, Ky. . . For'r Myers, Fla. . . Macon, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Americus, Ga. . Annision, Ala. . Pensacola, Fla. . . . Rome, Ga. . . Kewanee, lll. . . Baldwin, Md. . . Ailania, Ga. . Annapolis, Md. . ,FrsShrf1a1 ,. Parker, John E. . ..... . . Parker, Thomas S ..... ..... . . Meridian, . Milledgeville, Parker, Walier E., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega ..... Griffin, Parrish, Charles R., lll ........... Cayce, S. Pariain, William L., Jr .......... Warm Springs, Passman, Sfephen L., Alpha Epsilon Pi ..... Norfolk, Patrick, Roberf E ..... 7 .... . . Newnan, Paifon, Arthur H., Jr., Delia Tau Delia . . Dyersburg, T Paul, Roberi' J., Delia Tau Delia . . . . Sfaiesboro, Payne, John N ........ . . . Decaiur, Pearson, Conrad E ...... . . . Tuscaloosa, Peeler, Lee C. . . . . . Springdale, C Pemueller, Oifo G. . . . . Guaiemala Ciiy, Gu Peniecosf, Danny T. . . ..... Aflanfa, Perkerson, Joseph D. . . . . Clarkdale, Perkins, James M ...... . . Sylvania, Perry, Charles, H., Jr ..... . Winder, Perry, Stephen C., Kappa Sigma . . . Decaiur, Perry, William M ....... . . Monficello, Perf, Agu, Theia Xi ...... . . Baldwin, N Perusse, Joseph S., Jr., Sigma Chi . . Gulfpori, Peiers, Siephen L ...... . . Loganville, Peierson, Eric A .... . Norcross, Peterson, Richard ...... . . . . Easf Poini, Phillips, George H., Jr ....... . Piiisburgh, Phillips, Richard M., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Memphis, T Phillips, Roger LeRoy, Lambda Chi Alpha . . Brisiol, Picklesimer, Edison, Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Verona, N Pierce, Joseph E., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . . Trenion, N Pigg, Roberi W., Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Balfimore, Pignafaro, Richard G., Thera Chi . . . . New York, N. Piia, Luis G ......... . Habana, C Piiman, Beniamin, Ill . . . . . Siuari, Piffman, Crymes G ....... . . Mobile, Piiis, Anihony R., Kappa Sigma . . LaGrange, Piiis, Arthur B ........ . . Augusfa, Pifis, David Y .......... . Newnan, Piiis, Kenneih M ........ . . . . Marieifa, Plowden, Evans J., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . . . Quiiman, Plumley, Wallace, Jr ..... . . . . . . Acworfh, Plunkelri, Joseph S. . . Polen, William M. . - Pool, Roberl' C. . Pope, James G. . . Pope, Ray, Jr ......... Porier, Joseph W., Jr ....... Pofier, Gary M., Phi Gamma Delia . . Poiier, Greg A., Phi Gamma Delia . . Pouncey, Lee R., Kappa Sigma . . Powell, John R ....... Powell, Marvin L ...... . Presion, Edward H., Jr ...... . Prichard, Timolhy F., Delia Sigma Phi . . Procior, Thomas E., Phi Sigma Kappa . Proffiil, Roberi H ......... Prosser, Anson A., Jr. . Proulx, Richard L .... Quarles, Edward W., Jr. . Quincoses, Roger N .... Ouinn, Ernesi L ....... Rahimzadeh-Abdi, Houshang . . Ralsfon, William C., Jr .... Rambo, George E. . . . . Foresl' Park, Fori Lauderdale, . . . . Tucker, Kennet? Square, . . . Americus, Port Weniworih, . . . Ailania, . . Aflania, . Hughes, . . Milan, T . . Zebulon, . . A'rlan'ra, . . Asheville, N. . . . Dublin, . . Dalion, . . Mansfield, . Homesiead, . . Savannah, . . Havana, C . . Devereux, . . . Mashad, l . . . Eafonion, Balboa, Canal Z rls, Class ol '63 Eric A., Pi Kappa Phi . . . er,JamesT........ iguez, Jose rs, Donald H., Bela Theln Pi . . anchuk, Charles R .... . . . , John D., Della Sigma Phi . . nde, Roberf D .......... , Alan H., Tau Epsilon Phi .... . Dearborn, Mich. . Davenporf, Fla. . Habana, Cuba . Shrevepori, La. Wesl' Mifflin, Pa. Hunfinglon, W. Va. . . . . Tampa, Fla. Wesl' I-lem-pslead, N. Y. . Nashville, enn. l I man, Leonard I., Alpha Epsilon Pi ..... Opa Locka, Fla. land, Jerry W ......... . . Carfersville, Ga. er, Walier L., Jr ....... . . Ailania, Ga. ik, Louis J., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Dunellen, N. J. ell, Wayne P ........ . Newnan, Ga. nd, Roberl J .... . . Decafur, Ga. dge, Arihur L. . . . Rome, Ga. dge, Ted A. . . . Allania, Ga. , Timolhy P. . . . Allanla, Ga. Edward B. .... . . . . Hollywood, Fla. rs, Ronald W ..... ..... . Columbus, Ga. ples, Waller R., Tau Kappa Epsilon ..... Allanfa, Ga. hez, Eduardo G ......... . Camaguey, Cuba ers, Clala M .......... . Anderson, S. C. ers, David V., Phi Gamma Delfa ..... Wesi Allis, Wis. ers, James G ......... . . Befhesda, Md. ers, Myron E., Jr., Bela Thela Pi . . Hunlinglon, L. I., N. Y. ers, Walier C.,Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha .... Commack, N. Y. uy, Oscar ............... Cruces, Cuba yer, Henry C., Sigma Chi ..... , Lewis M., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Gainesville, Ga. . . . . Ailanla, Ga. es, Sam A ........... . Eagleville, Tenn. borough, John F., Ill, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Columbus, Ga. ff, David M., Alpha Epsilon Pi .... . . Ailania, Ga. lling, Merle E. . ......... . . Atlanta, Ga. lman, Sleven I., Tau Epsilon Phi ..... Lawrence, N. Y. Hz, Roberl A., Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Jeffersonville, Ga. arcz, Donald A., Phi Epsilon Pi . . Norfh Miami Beach, Fla. ariz, Wayne O., Sigma Phi Epsilon . arzenbach, John J ........ erin, Edward W ........ rl, Herberl' A. . . . . . l', Kennelh E ........... ls, Marvin, Ill, Sigma Alpha Epsilon rcy, Ronald J ........... rs, William B .......... lacek, John R., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . ler, Richard A .......... ley, Frederick E ........ en, Andrew K., ll, Sigma Chi . . arf, Sfephen H., Della Sigma Phi . . fis, John E ......... oms, Alexander K., Il . . . . ell, Charles D .... . ell, James R ........ rlel, James S., Phi Epsilon Pi . . . rpe, John F ........... rpfon, Philip A., Alpha Tau Omega . w, Gary D ............ lion, Jack W .......... pard, Melville J. . James D., Ill . . er, Warren D. ........ . up, Thomas M .......... opshire, Frank C., III, Della Tau Della man, Laurence M., Alpha Epsilon Pi . Tonawanda, N. Y. Hawlhorne, N. J. Norlh Mlaml, Fla. . . A'llan'la, Ga. . . McLean, Va. Sparlanburg, S. C. . . Decalur, Ga. . . Norcross, Ga. Tonawandn, N. Y. . Sl. Charles, Mo. . . Chesfer, W. Va. . Charloiie, N. C. . . Allanfa, Ga, . Alhens, Greece . . Cogdell, Ga. . . Decafur, Ga. Silver Creek, Ga. Youngsfown, Ohio . Brownsville, Tenn. . . Decalur, Ga. . Ailanfa, Ga. . Macon, Ga. . . Tampa, Fla. . . Allanla, Ga. . Albany, Ga. . Toccoa, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. --W. Shule, Marshall H., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Siemens, John T., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Simmons, John L., Kappa Sigma . . Simpson, George W., Sigma Chi . Sinclair, John A., Phi Della Theia . . Skellon, Jerry L ........ Skodacek, Kenneih F. P ..... Slaseman, Douglas F. . Sloman, Gary G ..,.... Slone, Roberl A ........ Hi J i I I il T ..'I A 'A I'- II I - . -'ff l, ' All a , 1 is gf ff if lf: I . .' ,J-al L i, 'gl Il' , , , Ii I if WP! siji -,Ii 'PIM ' NPI b , 1 I A an A N 5.4 , E M A. V' Y , o' IA Ado -9 - I fig' , W2 sig I ir I ' IIWLP I Lili ' ' li' IFES, IW lf fwn I lil 1 f- 'I I , ,i 1 Y. - lik., 'rf II' - I ,dnl , l l' 1. 4, , ,L .y ,M ,., '. Xi 'II-ll' ,. ' I li 9 I M h A 1 I lilly .K 1 1- l Y, , J .,a, ,, 'ls X ., V M ,I V , .I Q Y N! Rx, VA, V 4. L 1 i .dn ia ' . Q is ' Small Smifh Smilh Smilh Smilh smnhf Siephen C., Phi Epsilon Pi . Earl B .......... Forresi D ......... Mallory L., Tau Kappa Epsilon RaIphJ.... Richard W ........ Smilh, Terrence M., Delia Tau Della Smith, Thomas G., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . Smifh, William S., Alpha Tau Omega Smoihers, Thomas A., III, Beia Theia Pi . Snipes, Sfephen M., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . . Allanla, Ga. San Anlonio, Texas Chalfanooga, Tenn. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Marielfa, Ga. . LaGrange, Ga. Hoi Springs, Ark. Mechanicsburg, Pa. . Cedariown, Ga. . . Painlsville, Ky. T . Rabun Gap, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Ailanfa, Ga. Fi. Campbell, Ky. SI. Albans, W. Va. . . Canlon, Ohio . . . Allanla, Ga. . Camilla, Ga. . Roanoke, Va. . Allania, Ga. Siiber, Jules, Phi Epsilon Pi Snuggs, Roberl M., lll . Snuggs, William E ...... Soufhwell, Carlton E ...... Soulhwick, Russell L., Jr., Pi Kappa Sparacino, Charles M ...... Sparks, Chesler ....... Sparks, .lon M., Della Upsilon . . Specfor, Sfuari H., Phi Epsilon Pi Speed, Roger D ........ Speir, Roberf E., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha Spence, Lawson, Kappa Sigma . . Spiegel, Ronald J ........ Spiker, Roy A., Thefa Chi . . Spindel, Barbara A .... Spinlcs, Charles S., Jr ...... Spivey, Jack M ........ Sporl, John L., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Panama Cily Alpha l .I . Norfh . Pensacola, . Dahlonega, . . Tampa, . . Allanfa Fla. Fla. Ga. Fla. Ga. Brookline, Mass. . . Allanfa, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . . Dallas, Texas Miami Beach, Fla. . . Glenarm . Aflanla . Allanfa, . . Allanfa, . Pensacola Dyersburg, Tenn. Forr Myers, Fla. Md. Ga. Ga. Ga. Fla. Spry, David M ............ Winslon-Salem, N. C. Slabenow, David L .............. Al'lan'ra, Ga. S'raf'ford, Henry T., Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma .... Annislon, Ala. Sfair, Gary L ............ . Washinglon, D. C. Freshmen 5l'6lVBY. John H ..... .... Slanley, Frank N., Ill, Phi Della Thela Slanley, James B., Jr ........ Srarr, Susan . . . . . . Slaunfon, Lawrence P. . . Slavros, Harry T., Sigma Phi Sleecl, James A ..... Slephens, Jack M .... Slephens, James B. . . Sfephens, Waymon J. . Slephens, William A. . Slephens Sfephens Stephens on, Larry G .... on, P. Jeanelie . . on, Roberl E., Ill Slepp, John R., Kappa Sigm Epsilon . B . Slevens, Charles S., Chi Phi . Stevens, Harry S ........ Slewarf, George G., Theia Chi . Slewarl, Joseph D., Sigma Chi . . Slinson, Terry D., Della Tau Della . Sl'iH', William C., Della Sigma Phi . de Sl. Malo, Guillermo, Jr. .... Siobs, James R., ll, Theia Chi . . Slocklon, Kay A., Bela Thela Pi . Sfokes, Lewis E ..... . Sfokes, Thomas R., Jr. . Slone, David R .... Slone, David W., Jr. . Sione, Marlin L .... Sloneking, Jerry E ...... Sloner, David M ........ Slovall, Warren S., Pi Kappa Alpha . Sloy, Rolaeri' L., Jr ........ Slreelman, William E ....... Slrong, Terry L., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sfuarf, Sfull, Mark E. ........ Carlyle E., Jr ....... Sugden, Kennelh P. . Sulliva Sulliva n, John M. . n, Wayne G ...... Surles, Russell C ......... Swain, Edwin L., Jr., Kappa Alpha . Swain, Ronald A ........ Swan, Richard A ......... Sweer, Peter M., Phi Kappa Sigma Sweren, Jay I., Tau Epsilon Phi . . . Swinford, Raleigh M. ...... Swini, Emmefl B., Jr. . Swisher, Fred M., lll . . Tallnol, William H., Jr. . . Tang, Frank C. ....... . . Tanner, Randall E., Phi Kappa Tau . Tapia, Guillermo R ....... Taylor, Charles H., Jr. . Taylor, David F., lll . . Taylor, George M. . . . . . Taylor, Henry C., Jr ...... . Taylor, John D., Jr., Beia Thefa Pi . Taylor, John R., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon Taylor, John S .......... Taylor, Louis J. . . . . . Taylor, Mervin L. . Taylor, Thomas F. . . . . . . . Hahira, . . . Jacksonville . . . . Sumler, S. . . . Florence, . . Los Angeles, . . Birmingham . . . Decalur, . . Aflanfa . Allanfa, . Brunswick, . . Aflanfa, . . Leesburg . . Jackson, . . . . Dallas, . . Bluefield, W . Pl. Worlh, . Palos Park . . Augusfa, . . Savannah . Coral Gables . . . Omaha . So. Beloif, . Panama, . . . Miami . Dallas, . . . Folksion, . . . . Beauforf, S. . . . Georgelown, S. Charleslon Heighfs, S. . . . . . . Macon . . . . Allania, . Decalur, . Memphis, . McLean . Juniper, . . Macon . . Allante, . . Vinion S. . Savannah, . Rosemonl' . Dallas, . . Macon, . . Aflanfa, . Harringfon, . Jackson, . . . Rome, . Baliimore, M . . . Rome, . . Columbus, . . Cranford, N. . . . . Aflanla, 3 . . Sao Paulo, Br . . . Allanfa, G . Havana, Cul: . . Toccoa, G . . Osceola, Ar . Midcllelown, R. . . . Allanra, G . . Memphis, Ten . . Ballimore, M . . Ocala, Fl . . Miami, Fl . Ailanfa, G Class ol '63 ley, Thomas J. . s, Theodore, lV .... .... d, Harold R. . . erl, Roberl E. L., Ill, Della Tau Della eson, Gerald P., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . asovich, Slephen M ....... ke, John G., Sigma Chi . . . rienle, Jorge D. . . ughber, Pilner A., Della Upsilon . . vis, James O. . . xell, Henry M., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . del, John D. . . sell, Ernesl' L. . . nopoulos, Conslanline . . . . rulis, Terry . . . ker, Lawrence C., Kappa Alpha . . ner, Thomas A., Jr. ner, William D. . lle, Floyd T., Bela Thela Pi . der Veen, Peler R. ghn, Gary W., Sigma Nu . . . ghn, Lindsey G., Jr ...... le, Roberl N., Della Tau Della . kery, Roberl L. . . son, Russell G ....... Herrmann, B. B., Sigma Alpha Epsilon lker, Charles E., Jr. llace, Charles L., Kappa Alpha . . . . llace, John M. . . Ilis, William L. . ller, Roberl L., Tau llher, Daniel E. . I1, Carl A .... mpole, George D. rd, Berlrand W., Jr., rnock, James B. . lers, William V., lll, lkins, Edison L., lll, lkins, Marvin M. . lson, James R. . . ar, David W., Della aver, Frank W. . . aver, Roberl D. . Kappa Epsilon . Della Tau' Dlellb i. Alpha -Tdu -Omega Sigma Chi . . . Tau Della . aver, William L., Jr. . bb, Frank R .... bb, Glenn F., Chi Phi . . bb, James A. . . ber, John H., Jr. . ese, William L. . . edenmuller, Alois W inberg, Roberl' A., Alpha Epsilon Pi . inrich, Louis J. . iss, Jeffrey W., Tau Epsilon Phi .... ilnauer, Joel H., Alpha Tau Omega . lkay, Jon J. . . . ells, George W., Jr., Chi Psi . . . ells, Gerald D., Bela Thela Pi . . . ells, Guy H., lll, Della Sigma Phi . lser, Melvin L. . . . Ballimore, Md. . Thomasville, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Allanla, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Weirlon, W. Va. . . Dunedin, Fla. . Habana, Cuba . . . Aiken, S. C. . Easl Poinl, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . Neplune, N. J. . . Allanla, Ga. . Alhens, Greece Charlesfon, S. C. . Hogansville, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. McDonough, Ga. . Florence, S. C. . . Maine, N. Y. . Arlinglon, Va. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Dolhan, Ala. Panama Cily, Fla. . . Folkslon, Ga. Greensboro, N. C. . . . Albany, Ga. . Waynesboro, Ga. Challanooga, Tenn. . Carrolllon, Ga. . . Canlon, Ohio Birmingham, Ala. . . . Savannah, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. . . . Alma, Ga. . Ml. Vernon, Ga. . Waycross, Ga. Taylor, William J., Phi Gamma Teal, David B. . Terry, Leslie L. . Theriol, Donald C. Thomas, Donald G. . Thomas, Jack H. . Thomas, Jesse . . Thomas, Roberl E., Jr .... Thomas, Roberl' P., Sigma Chi Thomason, Jack R ..... Thomason, John C., Sigma Nu Thomason, William H .... Thompson, Barry L. Della . . Villa Rica, Ga. Nacogdoches, Texas . Hollsville, N. Y. Balon Rouge, La. . . Cleveland, Ga. . Carlersville, Ga. . Knoxville, Tenn. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Toccoa, Ga. . Pinopolis, S. C. . . . Allanla, Ga. . Columbia, S. C. Thompson, Herman L. . . Knoxville, Tenn. Thomson, Frederick L., lll ........ San Anlonio, Texas Thrasher, Henry G., lll, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Dolhan, Ala. Thurman, William T., Jr ........ . . Alexandria, Va. Thurmond, James H ......... . Rabun Gap, Ga. Tidmore, William E., Jr., Sigma Chi . . . Allanla, Ga. Tiller, Francis E., Jr ........ . . El Paso, Texas Tilley, James G., lll ...... . . Brislol, Va. . . Benlon, Ky. . . Princelon, Ky. . Columbus, Ohio . Prichard, Ala. . . Rossville, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Homeslead, Fla. . . . Miami, Fla. . . Allanla, Ga. Miami Beach, Fla. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Louisville, Ohio . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Decafur, Ga. . Monlville, N. J. Sl. Pelersburg, . . Savannah Fla. , Ga. . . Mariella, Ga. . . Allania, Ga. ,enlz, Clyde R., Jr., Della Tau Della . . . Memphis, Tenn. erner, John E., Bela Thele Pi ..... Websler Groves, Mo. esley, Chalfin L ....... .... A llanla, Ga. eslbury, James R ...... . . Jenkinsburg, Ga. helchel, George R., Jr. . . Norlh Augusla, S. C. Wimberly, Ezekiel T., ll, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Windham, Robert L ....... . Wiicher, William G., Jr ..... . Wiihers, Richard H ........ Wilie, Gary A., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Wolfe, Joe B., Kappa Sigma . . . . Wolff, Michael C., Wolife, Edward H. Wolfram, Charles Womack, Edward Alpha Tau Omega ,Alpha Epsilon Pi . . E ........ L .... . . Wood, Roberl' H., Jr. . . Woodruff, David E., Jr... .. Woodruff, Paul S ......... Woodrum, Arihur, Woods, Edwin M., Tau Kappa Epsilon Jr., Sigma Nu . Woods, Ronald H ....... Woodyard, Roberi E., Jr. . Woofen, William H., Jr. . Worfhy, Howard R. . . Wray, Homer L., Jr. . Wren, Marvin M. . wrighi, Dixie 1-1. Wrig hi, John D ......... Wrighf, John W., Jr. .... . . Wrighf, Michael C., Tau Kappa Epsilon wfsghf, Tamer. P., Ill, Sigma Nu . . Wrighf, Vernon E ........ Wrinkle, James F., Wyse, Samuel L., Jr ...... lll . Wyss, Lawrence K. . . Yancey, Sidney R. Yarbrough, Aldwin Yarbrough, Bobby cf .... R. ...... Yeske, Paul B., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . York, Randolph M., Alpha Tau Omega Jeffersonville, Ga. . . . . . Ailanfa, Ga. . . Decaiur, Ga. . . . Decafur, Ga. . . Slaiesboro, Ga. . . . Aflania, Ga. . . For? Worih, Texas . . Bainbridge, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Doraville, Ga. . . Louisville, Ky. . . Ailania, Ga. . . Louisville, Miss. . . . Siafesboro, Ga. . Chaifanooga, Tenn. . . . . Trion, Ga. . . . Memphis, Tenn. . Norfh Miami, Fla. . . . Oxford, Ala. . . Decaiur, Ga. . . Augusia, Ga. . . . Easiman, Ga. . . . Chamblee, Ga. . . Madisonville, Ky. . . Sf. Pefersburg, Fla. . . Blylheville, Ark. . . . Decaiur, Ga. . Fori Lauderdale, Fla. . . Shreveporf, La. , N C . Gasionia . . . . Macon, Ga. . Funsion, Ga. . Baslrop, La. . . Thomson, Ga. . . Albany, Ga. Freshmen Whisenanr, Siephen H. . . . Ailanla, Whifaker, Vernon T., Jr. . . . Richmond, Whiie, James B. ........ . Old Hickory, T Whiie, Kirby J ........... . . . Newnan, Whiie Roberl W., Delia Sigma Phi . . . . . Tifion, Whilesides, Roberi' E., Phi Gamma Delia . . . Rock Hill, S. Whiiman, Alan D., Phi Epsilon Pi ...... Sparianburg, S. Whiiman, Howe D., Alpha Tau Omega . . . . . Albany, Whiiney, Edward B .......... . . Ailania, Wiegner, Walier L., Jr., Phi Gamma Delia . . . Ailania, Wiener, Sanford M., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . . . Ocala, Wiglesworih, Gary W ........ . . Milford, Wilbourn, James C., Chi Phi ...... . . Summit, N Wilkerson, John M., lil, Pi Kappa Alpha ..... Ailania, Will, James McKenny ........ Crisiobal, Canal Williams, Earl F .............. Blackshear, Williams, Fred C., Phi Kappa Sigma ..... Snellville, Williams, Glynn P ......... . Richmond, Williams, Henry P ......... . . Roswell, Williams, Jerry M ........ . Ailanla, Williams, John A., Della Sigma Phi . . . Ailania, Williams, Joseph D., Jr ..... . . Winder, Williams, Ralph M., Jr ......... . . LaGrange, Williams, Roberl' C ........... . . Ailania, Williams, Roberf E., Jr., Phi Delia Theia . . . Gainesville, Williams, Turner B., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Warner Robins, Williamson, Richard D., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Ailania, Willis, Thomas A ............... Ailania, Wilson, Don W .... . Mefairie, Wilson, Frederick C. . . Allania, Wilson, James H., Jr. . . . Hapeville, Wilson, Jerry T. . . . . . Perry, Wilson, Jesse M ....... . . Savannah, Wilson, Theron C., Jr ...... . . Ailania, Wilson, Thomas A., Befa Thefa Pi ........ Roswell, Youmans, David L. . . Young, Fenfon R., Jr. . . Young, Waller T., Jr .... . Zacher, Ronald A., Theia Chi . Zequeira, Ramon E ...... Zier, Edward M., Ill . . Zurnenls, George . . . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . . Siraiford, Conn. . . . Harisville, S. C. Easl Longmeadow, Mass. Haro Rey, Puerfo Rico . Norih Augusia, S. C. . . . . Ailanra, Ga. eronauiical Engineering id lhe recenl' developmenfs of rocke+ power, fel propul- n, and space Jrravel, caused by 'rhe necessity of keeping rid dominance in Jrhe air and Jrhe desire +o perlecl the veniences of air lravel, ihe aeronaurical engineer has in recenl years info world-wide prominence. School of' Aeronauiical Engineering has in addilion undergraduaie program, laciliries for advanced work leads to a mas+er's degree. The advanced work here Jrhe studeni for research, high level design. or 'rhe of aeronaulrics. The 'rheorerical course has been by improvemenis in 'rhe physical plani, which is in 'rhree buildings and conrains. in addilion ro class- and offices, a nine-looi wind iunnel, a 'cwo and one- fool wind funnel, an insrrumeni' laboratory, a clark a large drafring room and siruciural exhibir room for use of design srudenls, and a reference library on subiecrs. In Jrhe annex 'rhere is The school's own shop in which all Hs models for research are ff? , gf,- z DONNELL W. DUTTON, Direcfor 196 65 0 ORP, T 5.-T, .- , :..g: gmHn',:.,.- .4,,, , K ,, ,K 0-.4-wap.--v-5 .1'., . - e H, ,- -Vw . CORP . v, .- - 381 Casiles, W., Jr. Ducoffe, A. L. Gray, R. B. Harper, J. J. Hubbarff, J. E. Simifses, G. J Sfricklin, J. A. White, F, M, The School of Applied Biology here al ihe Georgia l 'rule of Technology has been eslabllshed wllh lhe prmc Cannon A E purpose ol 'reaching Jrhose courses which lend lo empha The chemical and physical changes wilhin or lhe funcho of living organisms The curriculum in lhls deparlmenl will al present pe 'che biology sludenl lo oblaln a very broad and lnleres background in lhe olher sciences here or IH one parhc Fefner science or In engineering The courses here al' Tech lealure in adduhon lo reg Biology courses courses in The sublecls of public health bloengineerlng lor The many engineering sludenls A complehon of 'rhe curriculum in 'lhls school leads l Bachelors Degree of Science in Applied Biology There ch , Edwm also courses offered which can lead lo a lvlasler s degre Applied Biology Courses ollered in lhe graduale school clude Sanilary Baclerlology Parasllology Biological EFF of Radiahon and Public l-leallh Engineering Field Prach Gaffn y P In as RS Applied Biology l Keihl y T W Psychology Roberts C J Loveland E H The School of Psychology serves a dual funchon al Tech H' offers courses which permil lhe sludenl maioring in archi- leclure, engineering. induslrial managemenl and nalural sciences lo gain training in the basic and applied aspecls of 'lhe science of behavior. I+ also offers a program of sludies leading lo a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Psychology. The general obieclive of all courses is 'ro provide 'lhe sludenl wilh an underslanding of human behavior and ils elifecls in personal, family, and induslrial problems. The experimenlal approach, and The applicalion ol scienlifically derived facts to lhe sludy and solulion ol human worries is emphasized. The graduale of 'rhe curriculum in applied psychology will be well prepared lo work. in personnel and 'lraining deparl- menls in induslry and lo serve wilh a human faclor research 'ream invesligaling human reguiremenls in equipmenl' design. ' ' v 1' He will receive broad lraining in malhemalics and 'rhe basic 'JT sciences. in acldilion lo 'rhe regular engineering program. ll l M RP MooreJE 382 ryf' -I .4Q'Mw Zlffil sg- I u . ,ilfiff A . . . . l i-it ty , R. H. ' ' ' ' . 1 al' ZQQHE Y . . . i li J' - fi . . . . v il I y - - - ' i 1 fy . . . . . g ig . .' Qi! ' Fin e, ' L. i fill? . ' . '. . . ily L i I 4 P -:ui 3 e , . E. pr' -. 5211, P 4' 5 F .6 '- - - !' if I 'if' A A is 3: T ,dl :fs V ' 2 E, . . if' y 'kg ii 1 . - ' ig: 'si' , . . .1,. .V . 4 'K ' 1 eff?-'iiiq -fiil,-all ' I oll, . . PJ' . I 311 T u - . f gf fiicfli ' , fi . Payne M. C. Jr. I Th fhe emphasis of archi+ec+uraI design shiffing from dull ndardized merhods of conslruclion 'coward more imagina- and interesfing concepls, 'rhe archileci is becoming resenfaiive of a changing bul progressing lrend in lo- 's fhinking. The obieciive of 'rhe School of Archirecture o help sludenls develop creaiive as well as analyiical ers by find-ing solulions ro 'rhe 'rype of problems which y will encounfer in laier praclice. n i'rs process of 'rraining sludents in 'rhe various aspecls archileciure. Tech's School of Archileclure offers four araie and dis+inc+ opiions. Opjrion I, Archileciural De- n, is a five-year course leading +o a degree of Bachelor Archiiecrure: Option ll. Srrucfural Design, is similarly a -year course leading io 'rhe same degree: lnduslrial De- n, and Lighi Consrruciion, which are four-year courses, d io a degree of Bachelor of Science. Graduaie courses offered for advanced siudy in design, slruclures, and y planning leading ro a degree of Masier of Archiieciure. Architecture PAUL M. HEFFERNAN, Direcfor f A ,, f f -,gr ! 1' Beckum, A. F. Bredendlek, H Bush-Brown, H Edwards, H. G Gailey, J. H. Gailey, C. M. Grady, J. Greene, R. R. Harris, J. H. Polychrone, D. Rabun, R. F. Ramey, G. W. Saporfa, I. E. Seay, W. J. Shipley, V. M. Wilson, R. Ceramic Engineers are in demand Today by nearly all indusTries which use maTerials. This is because The abundanT maTerials OT The earTh are besT sTabilized . . I ceramic TreaTmenT. Also newer speciTicaTions On Tor space age exOTics such as missiles. dielecTrics, circuiTs. radiation shields, and high TemperaTure Tuel elemenTs puT The challenge direcTly To The engineer. The school is viTally concerned wiTh TuTure deve OT The ceramic and mineral indusTries in The SOuTh. research, The use OT Georgia minerals has been exTe ThaT almOsT every ceramic indusTry may Tind The prOporTion OT iTs raw maTerials wiThin The sTaTe boi AT Georgia Tech The Training is on a broad Tunc line and The sTudenT is encouraged To develop a co maTerials Tor given purposes on The basis OT ex sTudy OT all The prOperTies concerned. The graduaTe can any Tield OT maTerial and ceramic science and I-Y. Hansard, W. C. Moody, W. E. Navarre, A. T. Sfraley, H. W. Wysong, C Fleming J D Lewis, H. C. Newfon, W. M. Spurlock, J. M. Ward, H. C. Ziegler, W. Chemical Engineering involves The developmenT'and operaTiOn OT indusTrially useTul chemical processes or conversion OT some discovery oT chemisTry inTo a indusTriai OperaTiOn. In Today's acceleraTed indusTrial manuTacTuring age The chemical engineer is being sTanTly called upon To apply his knowledge in an e wide varieTy OT industries. The number OT sTudenTs who will be permiT'Ted To Tor The Junior and Senior worlc in Chemical 'Engineering be sTricTly limiTed. The selecTion OT sTudenTs able To Tinue will be made on The basis OT The sTudenT's demonsTraTed in his Two years OT previous work. By limiTing The number OT sTudenTs in The Junior and Senior classes. The deparTmenT has been able To The highesT OT sTandards and To provide graduaTes who T recognized Tor Their Training in This indusTry. A degree is oTiered Tor compleTion OT The Tour-year graduaTe program. This school also oTTers a masTer's mistry is a required subieci' for all freshmen a+ Georgia h. H' is also a very necessary course in ihe various oiher arimenis. I+ has formed a pari of rhe basic curriculum e Georgia Tech was esrablished. he Chemistry curriculum here ar Tech is especially ar- rive since 'rhere are a number of eleciives which permir udeni here 'ro later use ihem if he decides io change his rse io law or medicine. Airer Jrhe compleiion of ihe four- r unclergraduaie program here candidaies are oriered a ree oi Bachelor oi Science. In addiiion, exiensive mas- s and docioraie worlc is offered in 'rhis school. A doc- are degree is given for work in ihe fields of organic, sical, inorganic, and analyiical chemistry. n several of 'rhe junior courses and for all of rhe senior rses in chemisrry a minimum grade-poim' average of 2.0 required. he modern chemisi is rhe man-behind-'rhe-scenes. paving way for ihe advancemeni oi indusiry and manuiaciuring. Chemistry W. M. SPICER, Direcfor -vaaq.4 i N en, J. Carpenter, D. K. Cox, J. R. Dyer, J. R. Eherhardf, W. H. Edwards, H. L. Flaschka H A rrfon, C. W. Grovensfein, E. Haworfh, H. W. Hine, J. Hunf, H. R. Langford, P. 8. Miller, G A. vumann, H. M. Royer, D. J. Sessions, R. F. Sherry, P. B. Sfanfield, J. A. Siurrock, P. E. Topp, A C 1 'P' - 4.1. .-'nj 1' K ' .X I r y , ,. ..,s..,gw ,g F' a s-my ' In V QT-gf.--D - , fir- 2 I . -Q gy e iv- ,I . . 4 ' ,ww lr W H-L, mt , c..q?J8?'2s 4: ' r.. V STIEMKE, Direcfor 386 Civil Engineering is a broad, complex profession . improving man's environmeni. Civil engineers cc and direci ihe resources of naiure, men and ma conserve and develop waier. air and land environment undergraduaie curriculum al Tech includes in'cr courses in iransporiaiion, saniiary engineering, : design. consiruciion. soils engineering. hydraulic em and surveying and phofogrammeiry. Graduafe work may lead 'ro The Masier's or Ph.D. in eiiher Civil Engineering or Saniiary Engineering. laboraiory facilities are provided for worlc in each of specialiies. Siudeni organizaiions in Civil Engineering are ihe chapier, American Socie-'ry of Civil Engineers, and also Epsilon. 'ihe naiional C. E. honorary socieiy. Siudenis successfully compleiing fhe undergraduaie riculum receive ihe degree in Civil Engineering. They employment in many kinds of companies and public Civil Engineering Caseman, A. B. Covaulf, D. O. Eichler, J. O. Grune, W. N. Jones, D. B. Kindsvaier, C King., R. May, G. D. Mayer, P. G. Paqueiie, R. J. Schulz, F. W. Slaughfer, G. Sowers, G. F. Tooles, C. W. Vesic, A. B. principle aim of The DeparTmenT of Modern Languages prepare The Georgia Tech sTudenT Tor reading wi+h ision The Technical and scienTiTic liTeraTure oT an oTTi- y recommended Toreign language. AddiTional aims are roaden The sTudenT's nonTechnical background and To elop his TaciliTy in The active use oT The language. The languages TaughT here. all of These aims are pur- . The emphasis placed upon The pursuiT oT each may somewhaT wiTh The language recommended: Tor cerTain oT The inTrinsic values upon which such a recommenda- should be based are available in greaTer degree in one uage than in anoTher. In all The languages Taught, how- , There is enough uniTormiTy in The disTribuTion oT The es To make pracTical a relaTive homogeneiTy oT meThod he pursuiT oT The above-menTioned aims. he subiecT maTTer sTudied in pursuiT oT The TirsT oT These. lecTed scienTiTic reading maTerial. Success in The pursuiT hese aims is Their cardinal conTribuTion. Modern Language English English Depar'cmenT is noT composed of moclesi' men. Teel ThaT we have The mosT diTFiculT. The mosT imporTanT, aT Times The mosT rewarding Tasks on The campus. Our T arduous Task is helping The TuTure engineer, scienTisT, hiTecT. or businessman To express himself clearly and cor- Tly when he wriTes or speaks The- English Language. We come all new sTudenTs inTo Treshmen composiTion and mpT To impose logical Thinking and To exTracT clear ing. Our speech course enrolls about Two-Thirds oT all he iuniors here aT Tech. ur mosT pleasanT and mosT imporTanT Task is keeping e in The proTessionally minded sTudenTs an awareness oT values ThaT lend meaning and breadTh To The liTe of a n. Through a course in The Treshman year we examine ether universal human Themes as They appear in drama, Try, and shorT sTories. ln The sophomore year we Trace ugh liTeraTure Trom Homer To Faulkner The greaT ideas T have moTivaTed The ideas oT our wesTern civilizaTion. Ausfin, J. S. Gough, J. Mayfon, J. G. Walker, G. F. Wrighf, J. D. WyaH', R. O. Zahn, L. J. Adams, H. W. Almon, T. F. Bergamo, R. Chalkin. M- Chapdu, R. E. Comer, D. B. Foofe, l. F. Foster, E. Haman, J. B. Hfmljlck- A- F- Keichin, S. C. Linebarger, J. Mefcalfe, W. Mullen, W. B. Murphy, K. M O Neill, J. P. Rainey' Q. W. Reeves' H. A. Rubin, L. Russell, W. S. Spillman, R. Walker, A. J. war-son' C. 5. williams' 5, R 387 'F l1::i'j1.. . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Hcmie Carter, Dekle Rountree, Skeets Wade, Tom Winingcler, Terry Gerber, and Jerry Cox. 388 ml! 5,3 i, E Raymond D ....... . Charles B. ...... . . Israel N., Alpha Epsilon Pi . Jr., Bela Thela Pl . Earl W., Jr. ...... . Rudy B. ..... . D., Jr., Chi Phi . Lufher D., Jr ...... . Shelion L. . . . . nal, Marion P. ..... . ell, Clyde B. ....... . . y, James E., Phi Sigma Kappa . . d, William A., Thela Xi . . . . den, Edward D., Jr., Thefa Chi . r, David J., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . r, Paul D. ........... . win, James J., lll, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Cornelia, Ga. . Louisville, Ohio . . Augusla, Ga. Rocky Mounl, N. C. . . Kennesaw Ga. . . . Ellliayl ea. . Epworlh, Ga. . . Decalur, Ga. . . Moullrie, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. Sl. Pelersburg, Fla. . . Hialeah, Fla. Lawrenceville, Ga. Ormond Beach, Fla. . . . Allanla, Ga. . Vero Beach, Fla. . Ventura, Calif. . . Allanfa, Ga. . Greenville, S. C. y, John M., Alpha Tau Omeqa . ...... Camilla, Ga. er, Dean D., Jr., Siqma Chi . . . . . eron, Lucius A ........ sdale, Richard D. ..... . . df, Herberf J., Phi Kappa Tau . . es, James A., Lambda Chi Alpha . es, Roberl' W., Kappa Sigma . . harf, James P., Sigma Chi . . . well, James R., lll, Kappa Sigma . ash, Marshall J., Alpha Epsilon Pi . elf, Jerry R. ........ . os, James M. ...... . s, Mora A., Jr. ...... . s, William C., Thela Chi .... er, David M.. ll, Phi Della Thela . m, Richard B. ...... . ver, Harry D., Jr., Phi Della Thela . man, Keith R.. Jr., Della Tau Della . , Lennie S ....... ..... lnger, William H., Pi Kappa Alpha . um, Clifford A., Jr. ..... . kerf, John W., Pi Kappa Phi . . . y, Joe W., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . ham, Donald E., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . dy, Ted L .... ....... naulf, Georges H., lll ..... op, Henry M. . . . op, Lewis A. . . op, Melvin E. . . rensen, Roberl E. . k, amy R. . ..... . . ckwood, David C., Thela Chi . odworlh, Don S. . .... . . om, Daniel C., Alpha Epsilon Pi . nar, Donald G., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . ill, Carlos ........... . ger, John G., ll ....... fwell, Cleveland S., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha velle, Edmond C., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . den, John D ............. ers, Douglas J .......... ie, Pairick C., Sigma Phi Epsilon . man, Richard Lee, Sigma Chi . . d, Larry F ..... .... Chaiianocga, Tenn. . . . Wrens, Ga. . . Oakland, Fla. . . Poilslown, Pa. . Thomaslon, Ga. . . Augusia, Ga. . . Orlando, Fla. . . Florence, Ala. . Ballimore, Md. . Cedarlown, Ga. . Tarrytown, N. Y. . Reisierslown, Md. . Asheville, N. C. . . Nashville, Tenn. . Americus, Ga. . Charlolie, N. C. . Houslon, Texas . . Allanla, Ga. . Florence, S. C. . . Sarasofa, Fla. . Hogansville, Ga. . . Allania, Ga. Ff. Lauderdale, Fla. . . Acworlh, Ga. . . . Allania, Ga. . Lakewood, N. J. . Grayslake, lll. . . Macon, Ga. . Jackson, Miss. . Cleveland, Ga. . Allania, Ga. . . Allania, Ga. . Brookline, Mass. Fi. Lauderdale, Fla. . . Havana, Cuba . Haworfh, N. J. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Griffin, Ga. . . Toccoa, Ga. . . Liberty, S. C. . . Miami, Fla. . Danville, Ky. 46 - Abercrombie, Larry L., Phi Kappa Tau Adams, John J., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Adams, William A., Alpha Tau Omega Alberts, Jack B .......... Alfaro, Alex ..... ..... Allen, Charles T. . Allen, Evan J., Alpha Epsilon Pi Allen Ronald W ....... Allen Samuel Y., Jr ..... . Allen, William L., Jr. Allshouse, William B., ll, Thela Xi . . . Allman, Edward A. . . Cordele, Ga. . Allania, Ga. . . Nafchez, Miss. . . . Housfon, Texas Miami Springs, Fla. . . Piedmoni, Ala. . . Elberion, Ga. . . Decafur, Ga. . Americus, Ga. . . Tyler, Texas . Allanlra, Ga. . . Gray, Ga. Sophomores Boyer, Alex S., Ill .... Bozo, Carlos E. ......... . Bradley, Ralph G ....... .... 0 ,I Bradshaw, William E., ll, Phi Kappa Sigma Braie, Dennis C. ...... . . . . Brambleil, lvell M., Jr. .... . . Brandi, Dale A., Phi Gamma Delia . . . Brannen, Hake S., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega Brannon, Roy R., Jr., Phi Gamma Della . Branlley, Gerard J., Thefa Xi .... Branfley, Michael S ........ Braswell, Alvin L ..... Braswell, Allen S. . Brinson, Murray T. . Brilf, Dick P .... Brilfain, Charles H. ........ Brookshirl, James K., Jr ...... . . Brosnan, Francis D., Jr., Phi Siqma Kappa Brown, Asa V., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . Brown, Bruce K., Phi Kappa Tau . . . Brown, David H ......... Brown, David L. .... . Brown, Gould E. . Brown, Roberl W. . Class of '63 . Sylvania, Ga. La Paz, Bolivia Carlersville, Ga. . . . . Rome, Ga. . Villa Park, lll. Bainbridge, Ga. . Lake Villa, lll. . Brooklef, Ga. Waynesboro, Va. . . Mandeville, La. Milledgeville, Ga. . . Decaiur, Ga. . Sylvesler, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Trussville, Ala. . . .Macon, Ga. . . Colberl, Ga. Greenville, S. C. . . Royslon, Ga. . . Ailanla, Ga. Panama Ciiy, Fla. College Park, Ga. . . . Douglas, Ga. College Park, Ga. Brownlee, James M., Ill ....... Bryce, William W., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Budreau, Joseph L., lll, Befa Thefa Pi . Burbidge, David J., Pi Kappa Alpha . Burgess, Byron W. R. ..... . Burgess, William G ........ Burnley, Marshall S. . Burns, Henry K., lll .... ' . . Bursey, Roberl G., Delia Upsilon . Burton, Charles W ....... Burfon, Floyd M. ...... . Burlon, James C ......... Bush, James R., Phi Sigma Kappa . . Bynum, Frank K.. Kappa Alpha . . Calhoun, David L., Thefa Xi . . . Call, John C., Della Sigma Phi . . . Caller, Sfevan H., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . Campbell, Sam M., Tau Kappa Epsilon Cansler, Reuben M., Jr. .... . Carey, James B ....... Carlisle, Guy W. . . Carpenter, John M.. Ill, Pi Kappa Alpha Carroll, Jack W., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Carroll, Winfred N ......... Carswell, Rufus H., Jr., Chi Phi . . . Carler, Roberl W ......... . Carler, Siephen T .......... Carulhers, Philip R., Lambda Chi Alpha Case, Manson D., Phi Sigma Kappa . . Cason, Ronald D., Lambda Chl Alpha . Caslleberry, William C. ..... . Chadwick, Frederick R., Ill., Kappa Sigma Chancey, James E. ....... - . Chandler, Edward H. ..... . . Cheek, Roberf W. . . Childress, Charles W., Jr., Phi Kappa Tau Childs, Carl E., Jr ......... . . Church, Billy R. ......... . Clernenls, Marshall G ...... . Clowdus, Jackson D., Jr. ..... . Coafes, Robert F., Phi Sigma Kappa . Cochran, Michael E., Della Sigma Phi . . . Tampa, . . Aflania, . . Savannah, . Coll . Alpharefla, . . Valdosia, . Allanfa, . . . Macon, . . . Evereli, . Challan ooga, . . . Allanfa, . Washingfon, . Charlolfe, . Birmingham, . . . . Crosself, Pompano Beach, . . Knoxville, . . Plan? Cily, . . . Aflanla, . . Memphis, . . Nashville, . Milleclgeville, . . . Allania, . . Anderson, . . Allanfa, . . Tucker, . Fremon'l', . Wimauma, . Charlo'H'e, N- . . Blackshear, . . Allanla, . . . Macon, . . Enlerprise, Redinglon Beach Highland Park, lv' . . . Miami, . Fl. Gaines . Columbia, . . Hunlsville, . Birmingham, . . Brooklyn, N Fl. Lauderdale, 'T k, Malcolm A., Phi Sigma Kappa . ch, Bruce A., Sigma Chi . . . . Beniamin H. if., Edward N., ul, Sigma Alpha' ' is, William E., Phi Delia Thela . . n, David P. ......, . , Ken B., Kappa Alpha . . er, Charles H. . ig, Michael B., Tau Epsilon Phi . . y, Jack D. . . ...... s. Fred C.,'l'l1Bi'd Chi . . . . s, William V., Ill Wayne H. . . . , John R. . . nrofh, Clinion W. ng, George F., Jr. ard, Charles T. ,. , David H. . . ....... ann. Charles E., Tau Kappa Epsilon Caldwell R., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . ,William N., Sigma Nu ..... on,NorrisS. ich, Richard H. rd, Fielding L., Jr., n, John R., lll . Della Tau Della . . Aflania, Ga. Chillicofhe, lll. . . . . Nashville, Ga. Epsilon . . . Allanla, Ga. . . Tampa, Fla. Annandale, Va. . . Ailanla, Ga. . Canfon, Ohio Danbury, Conn. I . . Adel, ea. . Memphis, Tenn. . Savannah, Ga. . Mclnfyre, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. . Savannah, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. . Gordon, Ga. . . . . Towson, Md. . Lakeland, Ga. Columbia, S. C. . . Opp, Ala. . Clayion, Ga. Greenwich, Conn. .. .'i.l:..A+lania,Ga. Thomasville, Ga. Coffey, Luiher C., Jr. .... . . Cohen, Alberl' D., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . Cohen, William S. ...... . Collins, Raymond P. ...... . Collins, Wayne F., Alpha Tau Omega . Colquiff, James B., Alpha Tau Omega . Cone, John M., Delia Upsilon .... Conkwrighf, George A., ll, Sigma Nu . Conley, William M. ...... . Conner, Cliff . . Cook, Dennis . . . Corbe, George J. . CorneH', Walier G., lll, Tau Kappa Epsilon Cornwell, Joseph D., Ill ....... Cosby, Waller W. ........ . Cosiin, Richard B., Phi Gamma Delia . . Coulier, Lawrence P ........ Couller, Roberf B. ...... . Cowarl, John W. . . . . Cox, Marvin R., Jr. .... . . Aflania, Gal Ga . . Ailania . . Decaiur: Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . . . Ailania Ga. Panama Ciiy: Fla. . . Adel, Ga. Winchester, Ky. Columbus, Ohio Nashville, Tenn. Scarsdale, N. Y. W. Helena, Ark. . Lakeland, Fla. . Conyers, Ga. . Devereux, Ga. . . Jesup, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Efowah, Tenn. . 'Twin Cify, Ga. . Ailania, Ga. Cox, William G., Sigma Nu . . . . . . Chaiianooga, Ten-n. Craig, John D., Phi Gamma Delia . . . Avondale Esfaies, Ga. Craig, Thomas M., Sigma Nu . . . . . Wilmingfon, Dela. Creed, Ronald G., Alpha Epsilon Pi ..... Washingion, D. C. Sophomores , Daniel B. . . ...... . . Macon, Ga. , John H., Jr. . . Murfreesboro, Tenn. s, Alex L. . . . Tallapoosa, Ga. r, Bobby C. ..... . . . Columbus, Ga. r, John M., Alpha Tau Omega . . Memphis, Tenn. inqos, Karl K., lll . . . . . . . Macon, Ga. Patrick F. ........ . . Sanford, Fla. Joel H., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Charleston, S. C. urry L ....... .... . . Ailania, Ga. Thomas M., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . . Thomson, Ga. Daniel O., Sigma Chi . . . . Aflanfa, Ga. Herberi H. ....... . . . Ailanle, Ga. . . . . . . . . Ailanfa, Ga. B., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha .... Macon, Ga. O ...... ..... . . Deland, Fla. lll, Delia Sigma hi . . . . For? Valley, Ga. Ray M ........ . . . . Americus, Ga. Class of '63 Efhridge, B. Douglas, Thefa Chi . . . Eudy, Mebben M., Jr. . . . . Evans, Howard H. Evans, Robert L., Jr. . Eve, James H., Ill Ewell, George W. . Facey, John R. . . Faires, Paul M., Jr ......... . Falleclcer, Carl E., Della Sigma Phi . Farhadi, Houshang Fasf, Jimmy J. . Faulkner, Richard E., Thela Chi . . Feigelman, Vidor B. ...... . Norlh Ferguson, A. Beniamin, Sigma Chi . . . . Ferguson, John A., Jr., Sigma Chi . . . . Ferguson, William M. ..... . Ferris, Bruce B., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Fidler, Frederick H., Delia Upsilon . . Field, Barbara A. . Fields, William G. . Winder, Ga. . . Tampa, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Hunflngion, N. Y. . . . Jesup, Ga. . Clearwafer, Fla. Sf. Pefersburg, Fla. . Gastonia, N. C. . Pilisburgh, Pa. . . Tehran, Iran . . Ai'lanl'a,Ga. Englewood, N. J. Miami Beach, Fla. . Dunwoody, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . Sylacauga, Ala. Glen Cove, N. Y. . . Augusla, Ga. . . . . .... A'l'lan'la,Ga. . . Augus1'a,Ga. Fife, Alex B., Phi Kappa Tau . . . . Avondale Esiafes, Ga. Finnin, John W. ...... . . Bogofa, Colombia Fisher, James G., Jr ..... . . . Harlwell, Ga. Fisher, Larry J. ................ Rossville, Ga. Duke, Winslon L.. Della Tau Delia . Duncan, Lafhan R. ..... . . Durden, James V. . Dye, Kyle E., Jr. . Easler, Melvin P .......... Eason, Ernesi R ............ Easierlin, Philip R., Jr., Delia Tau Delia . . Edge, Eric Richard Edmondson, Charles K., Jr., Bela Thela Pi Edwards, Willson O., Phi Kappa Sigma . Elebash, Alberf P., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ellen, Bruce P., ll . . . Ellis, James W ........... Elwell, Henry D. . Endorf, Frederic H., Jr., Della Upsilon . Epps, James R. . . Eraydin, Akin .......... Erickson, Kenl B. . . Ailanla, . Tucker, . . Meiier, . . Easf Poinf, . . . Marierfa, . . . Savannah, . Valley Sfream, . . A'l'lania, . . . Gainesville, . . . Louisville . . Monfgomery, . . Savannah, . . Savannah, . . Thomasville, . . . . Augusfa, . . Lake Ciiy, . . . Aydin, T . . . . Allania, Espinosa, Ramon R. ........ Cambria Heighis, Esferman, Michael Aylesworlh . ........ Valdosla, Esley, Ralph R., Jr., Phi Sigma Kappa .... Greal Neck, Fisher, William N. Fife, John W .... Flanders, Harry E., Jr .... Florn, Terrence E., Sigma Chi . Floyd, Darryl ....... Floyd, Joseph Calvin Foreman, Jackie E. Fosier, Ronnie D. ........ Fox, Richard D. . . Frame, Richard L., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Franklin, John E., Jr. Freedman, Roselyn L. Freeland, Larry B., Chi Psi ...... Freeman, Johnnie L., Jr., Phi Kappa Tau . . Freiman, Sfephen W., Phi Epsilon Pi . . . Fricke, Harold J., Jr. . ...... . . Congers, . . Ailanfa, . . Thomasion, . Norih Miami, . Easl' Poinf, . LaGrange, . . Augusfa, . Columbus, . Ailanla, . . Easiman, . . . Screven, . Charlesfon, W . Souih Miami, . . Clearwafer, . . . Pineville, Avondale Eslales, Frickhoeffer, William H., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Charlolfe, Fricks, Walker N., Jr. ........... Americus, Fridlinglon, Norman E. ........ . Penn Valley, Fulmer, Ronald L .... . LaFaye1're, Gahagan, Roberl' E., Jr. . . Blufflon, illard, George S. . rnble, Samuel O. .... . rcia, Jorge ........ rdner, Dennis C., Sigma Chi . rner, Charles l. ....... rrett, Arlie A. .... . rrett, Luther A., Jr. . rrison, Hubert F., Jr., Theta Xi . . . ston, Hugh W., Jr., Phi Sigma Kappa . y, Albert L., Jr .......... e, John F., lll ......... rber, Terry L., Alpha Tau Omega . . bson, LeRoy D., Jr., Sigma Chi . . ddens, Don P. ....... . lbert, Beniamin F.. Theta Chi . . . lbert. Charles S., Delta Sigma Phi . . Ireath, Nelson. Jr., Kappa Alpha . adden, Emory T., Jr., Theta Chi . . ankler, Darrel P., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . isson, David K. ....... . dfrey, Jacky F., Chi Psi . . . . . Savannah, Ga. . . Lanett, Ala. . Habana, Cuba . . Miami, Fla. . Joanna, S. C. . Dublin, Ga. . Louisville, Ga. Fort Worth, Texas . . . Rome, Ga. . . Dearing, Ga.' . . Atlanta, Ga. South Bend, lnd. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Augusta, Ga. . Habana, Cuba . Pendergrass, Ga. . . DeLand, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. . Alexandria, La. . Collins, Ga. . . Baxley, Ga. uillebeau, Thomas L., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . . Thomson, Ga. uillen, Manuel C. . .......... Camaguey, Cuba ullickson, John C., Theta Chi .... St. Petersburg Beach, Fla. uthrie, Dallis R., Jr. ............ Smyrna, Ga. aas, Lawrence B. J., Phi Epsilon Pi ..... New Orleans, La. abeeb Thomas A. Jr. Phi Ka pa Tau . . . Pascagoula, Miss. 4 . - P addock, Lawrence T.. lll, Delta Tau Delta Withers A., Ill ..... William B ........ C., Delta Sigma Phi . R., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Donald L., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Gary F ........... James L., Phi Kappa Tau . Kenneth A., Theta Chi . David F. ...... . Clements O., Jr., Theta Xi . John E., Jr., Phi Gamma Delta . Michael D., Phi Gamma Delta . . . . . Smyrna, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . . Athens, Tenn. . Savannah, Ga. . Marietta, Ga. . . Ashburn, Ga. . Canton, Ohio . Gordon, Go. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Flushing, N. Y. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . Tuscaloosa, Ala. Dennis W., Jr. ....... . . Columbus, Ga. . . Dallas, Texas Goetz, Robert H ...... . . . Gold, Jacobo .......... Goode, William E., Phi Delta Theta . . Goodrich, Jerome D., Jr., Beta Theta Pi Goodson, David S., Jr., Chi Phi . . . Gorday, James C. ....... . Gordon, Barry D., Tau Epsilon Phi . . Gould, James W., ll, Phi Gamma Delta Graf, Emil T. ......... . Granade, Beniamin H. . . Gray, James S. ..... . Green, Alex, Phi Epsilon Pi . Green, Lenard O. ...... . . Greene, Frank B .......... Greene, Loren V., Jr., Phi Sigma Kappa Greer, James L., Sigma Nu .... Gregory, Jethro T., Jr ....... Griffin, Lloyd W., Delta Tau Delta . . Griffin, Terry T. . Grimes, John W ........ Grizzle, Douglas R ...... . . . Grube, Dennis A., Phi Kappa Tau . Guess, Harry A., Jr ....... Guttey, Charles G. ....... . Sophomores Fort Jay, N. Y. . Havana, Cuba . Richmond, Va. . Littleton, Colo. . Savannah, Ga. . Waycross, Ga. . Warwick, N. Y. . Huntsville, Ala. . . Mobile, Ala. Forest Park, Ga. . . Atlanta, New Orleans, Ga. La. Winter Haven, Fla. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Metter, Ga. . . Decatur, Ga. . Eatonton, Ga. . Dothan, Ala. . . Perry, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga . Montezuma, Ga . Bethlehem, Pa . Bamberg, S. C Central City, KY Harnage, Gary C ....... . . Harris, Bruce J. ....... . Harris, Paul R., Alpha Epsilon Pi . Harris, Roberl H., Jr., Sigma Chi . Harrison, Roberl' L., lll ..... Harlley, Danny L., Della Tau Delia . Harlley, William L. ....... . Harwell, William W., Jr. ..... . . Harwood, James G., Alpha Tau Omega . . Hafcher, William T., Delia Tau Della . . Halfield, Wayne L. ....... . Haughl, Waller D., Della Tau Della . . Haverfield, Phillip B. ........ . Hawes, Alexander S., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Hawkins, James S ...... ..... Hawkins, William E., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Hawkins, Wesley N., Jr ...... . . . Hayes, Gene F. .......... . Class of '63 Ormond Beach, Fla. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . . Allanfa, Ga. . . . Griffin, Ga. . Nashville, Tenn. . . Clin'l'on, Ark. . . Macon, Ga . Bessemer, Ala Albemarle, N. C . . Sumner, Ga . Mclniyre, Ga . Allanfa, Ga . . Macon, Ga . Elberlon, Ga . . . Griffin, Ga . . Columbus, Ga . . Macon, Ga . Shannon, Ga Holley, Joseph L., Jr., Della Upsilon . Hollingsworlh, Bobby D. .... . Holloway, John H., lll ..... Holsombeck, Kenneth E ....... Hopkins, Jerry D., Delia Tau Delia . House, Charles K., Sigma Chi . . . House, Donald L., Kappa Sigma . Houslon, Florian L. ....... . Howard, David B., Jr ........ . Howard, John F., Jr., Della Tau Delia . Howell, James M., Jr ...... . . Hubbard, Charles L. . . .- . . Huchingson, James E. . Hudson, Norman L. ...... . Huff, David ,D. ........ . . Huff, Jonafhan O., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Hughen, James H., Sigma Nu .... Hughey, Raburn L., Jr ....... . . Augusfa, Ga. . Lakeland, Ga . Memphis, Tenn. . . LaGrange, Ga . . Fairlourn, Ga . Douglasville, Ga . Covinglon, Ga . Blackshear, Ga . . . Macon, Ga . Memphis, Tenn . Hapeville, Ga . Atlanta, Ga . . Benion, Ark . Birmingham, Ala . . Al'lan'ra, Ga . Mariefia, Ga . . Chipley, Fla . LaFaye'rle, Ga Hayes, James R. .... . . . . . . Murfreesboro, Hayes, John E., Jr., Kappa Sigma . . . Signal Mounlain Haynes, Donald S ....... Hays, James H ....... . Hays, William A., Jr. . . . Hearn, James C. .... . Heilker, William J., Chi Psi . Held, Charles A., Tau Kappa Epsilon .... Herberlson, David H., Tau Kappa Epsilon Hermann, Benilo J., Jr. . ..... . Hess, Donald G ........ . . . Hesierlee, Jerry M. . . . . Hialf, Joe H., Sigma Chi . . . Hicks, James E., Bela Thela Pi . Hiers, Don C. . ......... . Highlower, Neil H., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Higgins, Donald A., Sigma Chi .... Hull, Gene R. ..... . ..... . Hill Herschal K. Chi Psi ...... Hildhcock, Dave L., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon. i I Hifi, Feler G ...... . .... . ' Hodgson, Jeffrey W., Tau Kappa Epsilon Hoffman, David M .......... Hoffman, Roberl' D., Jr ........ Holcombe, Dennis, Phi Kappa Sigma . . Holl, James E., Della Upsilon .... Holland, Charles L. ...... . Holland, Frank L., Alpha Tau Omega . . . . . Ridgely, Coral Gables, . Hazlehursf, . Kinslon, N. . . Allanfa, Wadsworfh, Jacksonville, . . Mobile . . . Rome . Villa Rica, Chickamauga, . . Tallapoosa, . . Palalka . Thornaslon . Corn . Cenf . Memphis, . Landover . Lakeland . . Sarasola Coral Gables New York N . . Augusla Gainesv' e, . . Aflanla , Everell' C., Phi Kappa Sigma . , Fred W., Jr., Sigma Chi . . , James M.. Chi Psi . nson, Roberf C., Jr .... nslon, Barry W., Della Tau Della . . nston, Beniamin P., Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon es, James N., ll, Thcla Chi es, Jerry L. . . . es, Kennelh A ...... es, Samuel O., lll . . . , Edward B., Delia Tau Della . ge, John R., Dalia Sigma Phi . e, Sheldon E. . . . . . . anaugh, Dennis M. . . . . es, Joseph E., Pi Kappa Phi fing, John E., Jr. . . . ly, Boris K. ..... . ly, Edward L., Kabpa Alpha neck, Craig Z., Thela Chi d, John C., ll ..... rbow, Weyman R., Della Tau ore, William D. . . mins, Joe D. . . . g, George O., lll . . g, Henry M., Jr. . g, Roberl R ....... kland, William E. . . . . kpalrick, W. W., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Rio Piedras, Puerfo Delia t . . . Bel Air, Md. . . Jackson. Miss. Challanooga, Tenn. . . . Macon, Ga. . Hunisville, Ala. . . Gadsden, Ala. Fl. McClellan, Ala. . Allanfa, Ga. . Allanla, Ga. . Lindale, Ga. . . Alhens, Ge. . Mobile, Ala. . . Miami, Fla. . Ballimore, Md. . . Olean, N. Y. . Savannah, Ga. Clearwaier, S. C. . . Newnan, Ga. . Gladwyne, . . Harfwell, Ga. . Bremen, Ga. . . Bremen, Ga. Springfield, . . Allanla, . Cedarlown, Tenn. Ga. Ga. Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. . Columbus, Ga. Rico Pa. Landre Frank E Hughey, Terence D .... . . Huie, Roberl' K., Kappa Sigma . . Hunnicull, George L., Sigma Chi . . . Hunler, Robert L., Jr., Bela Thefa Pi . Hufchins, Daniel G., Della Sigma Phi . Hyre, Allen E. ....... . . lannacone, Richard T., Beta Theia Pi . Ivey, Roberl L., Sigma Chi .... Jackins, Leroy L., Kappa Sigma . James, Edward L ........ James, John P., Befa Theia Pi . Jasse, Andre C., Jr. . . . . Jelks, Edwin B., Ill, Alpha Tau Omega . Jennings, Harry B., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha Jennings, James L. S., Jr. ..... . Jew, William ..... . . . . Johnson, Allen W. . . . . Johnson, David M. . ..... . . College Park, Ga. . . Albany, Ga. . Waycross, Ga. . . . Lyman, S. C. Milledgeville, Ga. . . Aflania, Ga. Weslporl, Conn. . Americus, Ga. . Norfolk, Va. . . Marfinez, Ga . . Eureka, Kan Winfhrop, Mass. . . Decaiur, Ga Milledgeville, Ga Milledgeville, Ga . . Allanfa, Ga . . Alhans, Ga . Easl Poinl, Ga Sophomores Kirksey, William L., Kappa Sigma . . . . Albany, Ga Klima, Douglas B ...... . . . . Oak Ridge, Tenn Knighf, Bernard A. ...... . Brunswick, Ga Koehler, Kenneth H. . . . . Koger, John W., Thela Xi . . Kownacki, William A .... LaBudde, Lynn J. . . . . . . . . Lacy, Lawrence O. ........ . Lakenan, William K., Jr., Bela Thefa Pi Lamar, George T., Lambda Chi Alpha . Lamberl, Alan Easlon ....... Lampee, Thomas C., ll .... . . Brandon, Fla . Florence, Ala . . Orlando, Fla . Allania, Ga . Savannah, Ga . Perryville, Mo . Theodore, Ala . Riverdale, N. J Grosse lle, Mich Lance, James B. . Landgrebe, James H . . . Bremen, Ga . . Easl' Poinf, Ga . Vincennes, Incl y, . . . Landrum, William L. . Lane, Gordon B., Jr. . Lane, Joseph H. . . . Canion, Ga . Lake Cily, Fla . Bainbridge, Ga I E, Class of Lane, Kennelh D., Phi Epsilon Pi . Lascek, Richard G. .... . Lafham, Tracy W ....... Law. Kennefh G., Kappa Alpha . Lawson, John W., ll, Chi Phi . Leach, Phillip A. ...... Lee, Richard M., Sigma Chi . Lee, Roberl' E., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Leggeii, Milion M., Ill ..... . LeMarr, John D., Jr.. Delia Tau Delia . Lemerf, Roberf C., Jr., Phi Delfa Thefa Lenz, Seymour S. ........ . Leo, Fred Peler, Tau Epsilon Phi . . Lesfer, Dillard R ........ Levy, Tracy, Jr ........... Lewallen, Eugene E., Ill, Beia Theia Pi Lewis, Thomas E., Kappa Sigma . . . Lindsey, Benlarnin W. ...... . Lindsey, Donnie E. ....... . Lines, Charles W., Jr., Phi Sigma Kappa Linn, Peier J. ......... . Llfile, Thomas E., Jr., Phi Gamma Della Lifflefield, Jerry M. ...... . Lobrano, Blair C. ....... . Lockwood, James C., Sigma Chi . Long, James E., Delia Tau Delia . . Loop, Louis A., Tau Epsilon Phi . Lorenz, Sfeven A ........ Losleloen, Paul . . Love, Samuel H. . . Lovvorn, Thomas K. . . . . Lowry, Harold A ......... Loyd, James E., lll ....... . Luckey, Carl F., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Lundy, Bobby G. ....... . Lyden, John Joseph ....... Lyon, Roberf C., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Mackin, Henry C., Sigma Phi Epsilon . MacKown, Carolynrose V ....... Madanick, Charles E., Alpha Epsilon Pi Maddox, Lynn C., Baia Theia Pi . . . Maddox, Noiley R. ....... Mahomar, Eduardo ...... Maiure, James C., Befa Theia Pi . Malagon, Carlos R. .... . . Malone, Thomas J. ...... . Massey, William M., Jr. ....... Signal Mounlain, Tenn Mallz, Edward M., Phi Epsilon Pi . Mann, Troy R. ......... . Manning, Donald E., Phi Delia Theia Marbury, John B., Jr., Phi Gamma Della Marsh, Marsh, Mariin, Marlin, LawrenceB. William H., Delia Upsilon . . Charles E. . . . . . . James F ...... Mariin, Jon S. . . . . Mariin, Marion F., Ill . Marfin, Rudolph P., Tau Kappa Epsilon Marlin, Thomas T ....... . . Marvel, Orin E., Il ........ Marwil'z, Norman E., Jr. . . Mashburn, Larry E. . . . . . Mason, Charles A., Thela Chi . Massey, Michael L .... . . '63 . . Ailania, . Allanla, . . . . Lawley, . . Selbyville, Avondale Esfales, . . . Aflanla, . . Charloffe, N . Allanla, . . . Baxley, . . Monficello, . Birmingham, . Brunswick, . . Bronx, N . Macon, . Memphis, T . . Afhens, . Moullrie, . Nashville, . Douglas, . . Allanfa, . Flushing, N . . . . Miami, . . Adairsville, . Wes? Monroe, . . . . Aflania, . . . . Canlon, Norlh Bellmore, N . . . Adams, M . Fi. Myers, . Ringgold, . . Bowdon, . . . Norfolk, . . Bridgepori, . . Florence, . Aflanfa, . . Urbana, . . Livingsfon, . . Birmingham, Fi. Walion Beach, . . Birmingham, . Shreveporf, . Eafonfon, Tegucigalpa, Hond . . . Oneonla, . Souih Miami, . Haifiesburg, Margaie Ciiy, N . . . Aflania, . . Brunswick, . Washinglon, D. . . Painisville, . . . Aug usfa, . Milledgeville, . . . Cornelia, . . Washinglon, Sl'. Simons Island, . Si. Peferslourg, . . . . Ailanfa . Fr. Lauderdale: . . Charlofie, N. . Alphareiia, . Pifman, N . Rome, Mafihews, Barry L., Phi Kappa Tau . .... Mafihews, John A., Alpha Tau Omega Maxwell, Beniamin R., Jr., Delia Tau Delia . . May, Gerald W ........ . . Mayo, William T., Jr McClure, James A. . . . . . McClure, Thomas D. McCoy, Norman D. . McDaniel, Roberi G., McGowan, Wilton H. McGrady, William J. Pilpha 'Tail Crriega . Baltimore, Md . . Tucker, Ga . . . Ryclal Ga . Augusta, Ga Tallahassee, Fla Commerce, Ga . Commerce, Ga . . Dalton, Ga . . Aflanfa, Ga Milledgeville, Alphareifa, Ga Ga Sophomo tosh, Henry E., Theta Chi .... ay, Calvin D ........ . . . rty, William T., Lambda Chi Alpha an, Charles A. ........ . an, Gilbert W., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . ichael, Robert D., Jr. ..... . illan, James M., Jr ....... illan, Willie B. ........ . lllin, John A., Delta Sigma Phi . . ullan, Charlie W., Jr., Sigma Alpha Ep ullan, William T ...... . . . eill, Ruby E ........... ae, James C., Jr., Phi Delta Theta . s, Peter M. ........ . doza, Alfred G., Kappa Sigma . rift, Gary F. ....... . er, Richard C ....... er, Robert R., Sigma Nu .... er, Brian K .......... . er, Charles D., Lambda Chi Alpha . er, George L., Tau Kappa Epsilon . er, Joseph A., Beta Theta Pi . er, Rex, Jr. ...... . er, William H ...... ican, Robert E., Jr ...... s, Fred E., ll, Kappa Sigma . cey, James F., Jr. .... . kin, Anne S ........ FSS . . . Waycross, Ga. . College Park, Ga. . . . Mobile, Ala. . Shelbyville, Tenn. . . Birmingham, Ala. . Chamblee, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Louisville, Miss. silon . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Hartwell, Ga. . . Orangeburg, S. C. . Graceville, Fla. . Kissimmee, Fla. . . . Columbus, Miss. . Warner Robins, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Nacogdoches, Texas . . . Colquitt, Ga. . . Pueblo, Colo. . Tullahoma, Tenn. . Statesboro, Ga. . . Jackson, Miss. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . Bluefield, W. Va. . . . Claxton, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. us, Raymond R., Jr. . . . ........ Savannah . , David C ...... . . .... chell, Francis M., Phi Gamma Delta . chell, Lewis H., Phi Gamma Delta . chell, Richard L., Jr., Kappa Sigma . hrbach, Otto K. ....... . Ier, Glen D. . . . . . . . liga, David G. . . ntgomery, Robert 8. . ody, Alwyn O., Jr ...... ody, Louis E ......... ore, Charles R., Kappa Sigma . . ore, Leo G ......... ore, Michael M. . . . . . . ore, Thomas B. . orhead, Donald T ...... . . . ran, Leslie W. ........ . rgan, Paul W., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon rgan, Wayne D., Jr. ...... . roso, Richard D. ....... . . rris, Charles H. . rris, David L. . rrow, Earl P. . rton, Joel T. . sey, Sandra C .... ..... ulton, Victor G ......... ller, Thomas H., Jr., Beta Theta Pi . llins, Charles W., Sigma Phi Epsilon . llins, William E., Delta Tau Delta . . rphy, Thomas A. ....... . th, Harold F., Jr ....... . rers, Frank E., Jr., Chi Phi . fars, Guy A., Ill .... iss, Alan W. .... . ral, Robert W. . ..... . . . . , Ga . . . Habana, Cuba Wadmalaw Island, S. C. Wadmalaw Island, S. C. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . New York, N. Y. . . The Rock, Ga. . Milwaukee, Wis. . Chamblee, Ga. . . Hazlehurst, Ga. . College Park, Md. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Hamilton, Ohio . . Anderson, S. C. . . . . Glasgow, Ky. . . . . Roswell, Ga. . Unadilla, Ga. Greenwich, Conn. . . . . Marietta, Ga. ' old . Columbus, Ga. . . Aliquippa, Pa. . Cincinnati, Ohio . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Colquitt, Ga. . Charleston, S. C. . . . Griffin, Ga. . Nashville, Tenn. . Forest Park, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Lincolnton, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Huntingburg, Ind. . . . . Decatur, Ga. Neeley, Patrick L. . . Newkirk, William B., Jr. Newman, James L. . . Nixon, Jimmy E. ...... . Norman, Robert H ........ Norris, Donald L., Kappa Sigma . . Nowell, William O., Jr. . Nowlin, Bruce E. . . . Nygaard, William F. . Oglesby, Edward J ......... O'Kelley, John F. .......... . . O'Rell, Robert W., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Miami, . . Tampa, . Tallapoosa, Lake Charles, . . . Dover, . Marietta, . Dothan, . Atlanta, . . Atlanta, . . Hartwell, McDonough, Fla Fla Ga La Ga Ga Ala Ga Ga Ga Ga Longmeadow, Mass l Orr, James C ........ . Oswald, Bradford R., Thera Chi . Palmer, James T ....... . Parish, Marcus J., lll . . Parks, Charles H. . . Parr, Joseph W. . . Parrish, Edward L., Delia Tau Delia Parrish, Terrell A. ..... . Parroif, Quay W., Jr., Sigma Chi Parfain, Claude R. ...... . Paferson, Murray R. . . Paffillo, John S., Jr. . Peabody, Henry W., Kappa Alpha Peacock, Harold B., Jr. .... . Peluso, William M. ..... . Penclergrass, James M., Jr. . . . Peppas, John C. ...... . Perry, Reginald H., Pi Kappa Alpha Class ol '63 . . Mayfield, Ky. . . Columbus, Miss. . . . . Oconee, Ga. ., DeFuniak Springs, Fla. . . Chaifanooga, Tenn. . . Baliimore, Md. . . . McRae, Ga. . Pembroke, Ga. . Waycross, Ga. . . Mariefla, Ga. . Decafur, Ga. . Ailanfa, Ga. . . Decafur, Ga. . . Augusra, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Millingfon, Tenn. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . Knoxville, Tenn. Pruiff, Donald l., Chi Psi . Pullen, Johnny P. . . . . Purvis, Donald L. . Purvis, Ronald L. . . Queary, Harold G. . Race, Howard C. . Rademacher, Wade . Raidl: Marion W. R. ..... . Raileri, Joe M. ....... . Ramseur, Vardry D., Ill, Sigma Alpha Ramsey, Philip H., Delia Tau Delia Ramsey, Samuel R., Jr., Sigma Chi Randall, Philip Y. . . . Randol h James E. Jr P I I . 1 1 Rasf, George B., Jr. ..... . Rafcliff, Donald B., Sigma Nu . . Rafliff, James T., Phi Sigma Kappa Reddic, Carroll A., lll, Chi Phi . . Cumming, Ga. . Soperlon, Ga. . Sylvesfer, Ga. . Sylvester, Ga. . Corbin, Ky. . Aflanfa, Ga. . Huniingburg, lnd. . . . . . Jackson, Miss. . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Epsilon . Greenville, S. C. . . .... Dolhan, Ala. . . . . . Viola, Tenn. . Columbia, Ky. . . . . Doraville, Ga. . . . Orangeburg, S. C. . Albuquerque, New Mexico . . . . Oak Ridge, Tenn. . . . . . Aflanla, Ga. Perryman, John M., Jr., Peterson, Lance A. . . Pickefi, George F.. Jr. Piper, William E. . . Piroska, Joseph . . . Kappa Al ha . . . Newnan P . . . . . . . . . Uniondale, N . . . . . . . Childersburg, . . . . . . . . . Riverdale . . . . . . . . . . De Land Plasfridge, Roberf A., Jr., Pi Kappa Phi . . Greenville: Plafi. Richard E. . . Pleasanfs, Joseph A. ....... . . Memphis, Ploeger, William D., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Darien Plummer, James W.. Bela Thel'a Pi . . . . Chillicothe Poe, Clarence D., Jr. Poinseff, Richard J. . Poinfer, Roberf N. . Poole, William S. . Pope, Roberl T. . . Popp, Roberl J., Delia Porler, Jack L. . . . Porler, Randall O. . Porter, Royce L., Jr. . . Decafur . Planl'Cil'y, ...Allania . . . . . Mounf Holly, N . . . Long Beach, . Jacksonville Beach Tau Delia . . . Easfon, . . . . . . . . . Tucker, . . . . . Fayerleville, . . . Demoresl' Pofler, Gardner, A., Jr. . . . Smyrna, Powell, Bobby E. . . Powell, Julian F. . Praff, Lowell F. . . Presfon, Charles P., Jr., Prewili, Douglas A. . Price, Alberl' E., lll . Price, Miller H. . . Price, Roy L., Phi Delta . . Moulfrie, . . . . . . . Springfield, . . . . . . . . Lawrenceville, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Sarasofa, . . . . . . . . . Ailanfa . . . . . . . . Baliimore, . . . . . . . Luray, Thefa . . ...... LaGrange, Reddy, Delmas S. ........ . Reid, Lee R., Jr., Sigma Chi .... Remaley, George A. . . . . . . Repovich, Arlie K., Befa Thefa Pi . Respess, Herberl, lll . . . Rhineharf, Roberl' R. . . . . Rhodes, Peie D., Thela Chi . . Rich, Ronald E. ...... . Rickeison, Don A ..... . . . Redmond, William B., Jr., Sigma Nu . Reeves, Richard W., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . . Macon, Ga. . Galvesion, Texas . . Griffin, Ga. . . Jackson, Miss. . Melbourne, Fla. . Si. Louis, Mo. . Savannah, Ga. . Mobile, Ala. . . Al'lania,Ga. . Memphis, Tenn. . . Easl' Poini, Ga. Roberson, Carlton F., Sigma Nu . . Thomasville, Ga. Roberfs, Gerald W ..... . . Jonesboro, Ga. Roberison, William F., Jr. . . . . . Decalur, Ga. Robinson, Jack D., Bela Thela Pi . . . . Sedalia, Mo. Robinson, Spencer, Jr., Chi Psi . . Jacksonville, Fla. Rogers, Don E ........ . . Columbus, Ga. Rogers, Michael L. ............. Miami, Fla. Roberl P. ....... . . . Milledgeville, Ga. Q -- ,I z N., , .l f fgj-'Q'-?1-lar, Aged xlxV i '3 'Z3i'lff?l ' l Robert V., Tau Kappa Epsilon ...... Lakeland, Fla. 1 ' R ,' Y , 'QR' Q Q F - 5,1 J. 7654.2 -P' g -I N Richard W., IV ....... Signal Mounfain, Tenn. , ' lf' l ' 4 -I, 1, '- , ,' llwf, Ed -1 l -f l riguez, Allan A. . ........ San Jose, Cosla Rica .li rf 1, ll, -if ff -1, j,f,,.,, if ,, 55251, , V5 , l.,E,f,Q2- , Li . -'sz ' ' Q ,lf 5 5 .A l N. r. ., f ,,,- V V-7 . . .,.., . . . .- .-. ,. l - ,- - - . . , Raymond J ............. New York, N. Y. l, ' 'fy' -1- '-5 QQ. -' -pg 4, , Q45-sl, if :--., 5J'fn'11,' ' MQW-5 ., L' QU-I' Y 11 ' nfree, Wilbur D., Jr., Delia Tau Delia . . . Gainesville, Ga. I 'gk .- ,Al-'f'..'Q,, 552,11 'I P- ' fl ,,-ff U, .yafjj -'iff ' 'j',. ,f53,',,l U I, - se, Leonard M. .......... . . Easrman, Ga. L N elf - . MJ l 2 'f g.g,.'-fl, ' ,N,, ' ig5,1'lR'vQ-a..1 ' g , I1:,r7' Y .-s 1' r. - A '- 4. li 5 4 . A ' -- ,. - wr ww- 7552? ' ' 'E':.'l1't .srfg-2. 137 .CFP e, John R., Jr., Kappa Alpha . .... Pilisburgh, Pa. ,, ft ,ji lg,-Qi, . 2253 T15 r-ii..-Qi' fuc- , Joseph C., Phi Kappa Tau . . . . Chaffanooga, Tenn. 5 Q l -, ' ' ' ' v mii ,,.il,il i , 3 .iii If ' .- - I , f l l V J ce, David c ......... Garden cny, L. I., Nmr. ,a gg, 13 ,5 , gg ,Q-gg -5 V , , . ' if gi, .. fl ensiein, Larry J., Alpha Epsilon Pi . Ocean Springs, Miss. , J.. igijfi llgsyj AF! l-,-, , . gl f17C'i Qui fi J Nl ,gklfffw ' Q' 4- lg..-, gil ,jn-I rfbfa ell, Teddy W., Phi Kappa Tau .. . . . Hyafisville, Md. .U ,,',.J ,- isa. 'la'-i f - E . lf-'fl ' 'g 3 -i - l.',f'. ' Pj'-., .jars l o. Malcolm G.. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Miami, Fla. ,-' 4 QE' if. , 7' 'iii ' ' L- J ' ' 4' 'H . - , fl.'1?E',l,. -' 52 in -l . f'ffffllig- . ,lvl and, Roberf D., Phi Sigma Kappa . Jackson, S. C. 05, ' '--ij ' 1 ' 1 ' 1L .i V U - l,1c--' - V 5 ,J X, Y .V , I 1 ' a :jg -rl ,... il ,A W L fl- fl- . ..-al? ... :--f - A f - ', ,' , '--, ffl-' -L, , -,,. ,.-, ,. -, 5- il'. .'1-., F , ,,e'- L' A -I n, James V. ..... . Allania, Ga. ,pail ' 11 'l ', 1 :ii l ff 3 lg '-- 5 ' ' l 1' lvfllll 2 L 1 if Xi' er, Frank J., Theia Chi . . . Ailania, Ga. ll Lil, , ,fg I,-I, hi s '4 - -I, ' .b ,ff-ff' ' A 'if-H, ,- I, ,E g- , E gn, ll' p, James H., Bela Thefa Pi . . . Orlando, Fla. wp' ' l'5ll'F-ig?i1gE- 'l , E - jf ' ,-'Lf .Qffll J, 55,5 l, ,ll sin, Phillip J. ........ . . Hapeville, ea. ,Q iff , Ng af- ,V -lf , W I 5,14 f- I 'l well, Mark G., Delia Tau Della . . Greenville, S. C. i , g.. ' ' -' - 1 , FW ' '-1- -l,'..?A Y.-3' V '-V 37, ' V 'H'f',,.,QL ' . yli,1 'f j':i.' .' C --H-'A William H. ..... . . Owensboro, Ky. ' 1' lm ., -.,,,- c--fagj, 'SP' , ' -aa l il - E--.. , W rles E., Sigma Chi . . . Birmingham, Ala. 1 ' U if , I ' , 5 ' A ..,. , 'r.'r. - '13 ar. - ,,.'v . fi' JSM '31, PQ F59-I .Jef f -L +515 :,:' '- ',. l'li' . 'ff ' --'H '4 1 -a '-59: 'iii 1 -rl ii- J 'A MW' 7 lil 5 rv 2 f. -. '-- , lfailrg-'l : .3-,.f ' . ., G- 'fl -. g --f 1: . . 1 nling. Frederick H., Phi Kappa Tau . . Ailanla, Ga. 1- , --,. -l ' --Q la, ,gl , -' , 5 '4lfi5 Q ,, gl - 1' aefer, Joseph E ........ . . Savannah, Ga. H' Clk, ' 'r 'gTfl,t lf ll , If AS fllfj Q enck, Douglas' A. ...... .... M arielia, Ga. ,, , Q ' ll 'fgga ,lf :lille Q5 TT-I -'QT-1 ,:'.j--- ' .,g.,.5Q.,fl. Lal, ig?-:v. lg., z , V 1, 1. euermann, Charles C., Phi Sigma Kappa . . Kingsporf, Tenn. l ' .. y .Ji ' Eg l -'J -'llligl pxzpi. fy Q Ili!-?rfQ,ii fjf13l'K, isgll loizhauer, Carl E. ........... Easl' Foinf, Ga. '- ,f P 2- 1' Q7 ff? fl fir ',.. Ll 'RP' , reecler, Charles L., lll, Phi Delia Thela . . . Decafur, Ga. , ' r- lll,' ' EE' jp, F H, Robert Anthony ............ Ailanfa, Ga. ' 1 lil J ' - ' fl Scoff, William L., Jr. . . . . . . Seay, Charles T., ll, Kappa Sigma . See, Francisco T. ....... . Segal, Barry David ...... Sellmer, John R., Kappa Sigma . . Seiile, Evan E., lll Se'H'les, Ernesf A. Sexion. Charles G., Sigma Nu . Shanklin. Vicior E. Sharp, Lufkin S. . Sheppard, Gene C. . .... . Sherrill, Frank W., Thefa Chi . . . Shoemaker, Ronald W. ..... . Shulman, Harvey S., Phi Epsilon Pi . Shuman, James- L., Kappa Alpha . . Shupe, Larry L:, Delia Sigma Phi . 399 Shelfon, Grover H. . . . Shelfon, John R., Jr. . . . . . Decaiur, Ga. . . Memphis, Tenn. . Cebu, Philippines . Rock Hill, S. C. . . . Aflania, Ga. . Shelbyville, Ky. . . Shellman, Ga. . Kingsporl, Tenn. . Lyman, S. C. . . Gainesville, Ga. . . Careiia, W. Va. Sr. James, L. l., N. Y. . . Edison, Ga. . . . Miami, Fla. . Cedarfown, Ga. . Ailanfa, Ga. . Ailania, Ga. . Ausiell, Ga. Cl ass ot '63 Sickel, Allen C., Alpha Tau Omega . Simmons, Wesley F. ....... . Sims, Gregory V ........... Single-tary. William P., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Sircy, Walter Z., Jr. ........ . Skelly, Lois C ........... Skrlne, Charles E. . Slay, Sloan Small Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith , Jerry T., Lambda Chi Alpha . Smith, Smith, Ralph E., ii . Rial F ........... Robert B. ......... . Cathey A., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Coleman D., Jr ....... . Charles E., Jr., Sigma Chi . . David R ........ George W., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon James B ............ James L., Jr., Kappa Sigma . . . Jef'FreyD......... Larry E. ....... . Lee H. . . . . . . . Savannah, Long Beach, . . Statham., . . . Cairo, Old Hickory, . . Atlanta, . . . Griffin, . . Atlanta, . Tunnel Hill, Fort Benning, . . . Macon, . . Jackson, . Clearwater, . . Miami, . . . Atlanta, Warner Robins, . . . Cocoa, Baton Rouge, . . Eastman, . Memphis, . Savannah, Smith, Leighton M .... . . . .... Cordele, Ga. Smith, Lloyd E., Jr. Signal Mountain, Tenn. Smith, Lyman B. . ..... Atlanta,Ga. Smith, Lynwood J. . . . . Savannah, Ga. Smlill- MYleS G' - . . . Savannah,Ga. Smith, Thomas E., Jr. . . . Lawrenceville, Ga. Smllll. W. Franklin . Villa Rica, Ga. Smith, Whitney E. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Smoke, Joseph R. . . Canonsburg, Pa. Sokolosky, Wesley M., Phi Gamma Delta Southerland, Thomas J. ..... . Spahr, Michael T., Phi Kappa Tau . Spies, James A. . Spruell, Paul F .... Stafford, Charles F. . . Stalvey, Edward F. . . . Stamatakis, Nicholas J. . Stanford, Jimmy D. . . Starr, Harold J., Jr., Beta Theta Pi . Starr, Robert C. ...... . . Steadman, David A. .... . Steed, William A., Jr. . . . . Steele, Richard A., Theta Chi . Stein, Nathan, Tau Epsilon Phi . . Houston, Texas . . Miami, Fla. . Alexandria, Va. . . Albany, Ga. . Asheville, N. C. . . Albany, Ga. . Rossville, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Kingsport, Tenn. . College Park, Ga. . . Newburgh, N. Y. . Bogota, Colombia Stephens, Margaret . . Sternberg, Shmuel ..... . Atlanta . . Haifa, Stinespring, Curtis P., Ill . . . . . Cornelia, Stogner, Ralph A., Kappa Sigma . . . Boynton Beach, Stokes, Eugene C., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . . Blakely Stone, Joel F., Sr ....... Strange, James L. . . . . . Strasberq, Ronald N., Phi Epsilon Pi . Straus, Arthur, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . Street, Fred R., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Strickland, David H., Beta Theta Pi . . Strickland, James F., Jr ..... . Dallas . Tall: l . . Bro . . . Decatur, . Birmingham, . . . . . . . Douglas, Strickland, Jimmy P. .... ....... E verglades, Strickland, Thomas D., Ill, Phi Delta Theta ., . . Atlanta, Stringfellow, Charles A. . . . . Chuquicamata, KI Strobeck, George W., Jr. . . . . Jacksonville Beach, Strong, Robert L. ............ Memphis, T Strong, Walter G., Jr ............ Maplewood Studeny, Theodore A., Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Succasunna, IF Sturgeon, Robert W., Delta Sigma Phi . . . . Atlanta, Sturhahn, Richard W .... . . . . Quincy, Roberl' P. . John M. . . . len, Daniel W. . Ioberf H .... , William F. . in, Richard L. . . Malcolm C., Ill . seph L., Jr. . Donald W. . lames L. ..... . John D. ...... . , , ,n, Roberl' G. . . . . . . p, Les'rer N., Delia Tau Delia . . mas, Clifion A., Sigma Chi . . as, Hue, Ill . . . mas, Robarl Doane . mas, Roberl' M. . . . mpson, Fred B., Ill . mason. Harold E. . an, James C., Jr. . an, Lorne A. . . . . Miami, Fla. . . . Allanla, Ga. Fl. McPherson, Ga. . . . Allania, Ga. . . Doraville, Ga. . Hunfsville, Ala. . . Dallon, Ga. . Hunlingdon, Ala. . Thomasville, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . . Decalur, Ga. . Slafesboro, Ga. . . McRae, Ga. . Jackson, Miss. . Savannah, Ga. . Wildwood, Fla. . . Decaiur, Ala. . Mariella, Ga. . . . Tucker, Ga. . Milledgeville, Ga. . . Brunswick, Ga. n Sfeenbeeck, P. P., Jr. . . . -urney, Al M., Dc-lla Tau Delia . . . iughan, William H., Jr. ..... . Ekers, Edward F., Siqma Alpl1a Epsilon kery, James D ...... .... nson, Willard E. ....... . -aigf, George Q., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon alfmer, John G., Delia Siqma Phi . . 'ade, George P., Sigma Alpha Epsilon 'ade, Harry D., Jr., Siqma Chi . . . agner, Dwiqhl A ....... . . 'agner, John W., Pi Kappa Alpha . . 'alden, John C. ....... . 'alden, Richard M ....... 'alden, Russell E. .... . 'aldrop, Lewis A ....... falend, Kennelh F., Thela Chi . 'alker, Dale C ....... 'alker, Jimmy A. . . . . 'allace, Ronald W. . . lalfers, Allen J., lll . . . Hollywood, . . . DeLand, . . Jackson, Coral Gables, . . . Allanra, . . . . . Palaika, Daylona Beach, Fla. Fla. Miss. Fla. Ga. Fla. Fla. Newpori News, Va. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Nashville, Tenn. . . Tampa, Fla. . Wrens, Ga. . Allanla, Ga. Milledgeville, Ga. . . Marietta, Ga. . . . Miami Fla. . . Canl'on,'Ohio Wesl Memphis, . . Mablelon . . . Allanlai Ark. Ga. Ga. S o p h o m o r e s Tillman, Shirley R., Alpha Xi Delia . . Gamboa, Canal Zone Tilly, Harwell P. . .... . . . Todd, William J. ...... . Tomlinson, Harry M. . . Toney, Charles D., lll . . Townsend, Burneif K., Jr. Trader, Virginia C. . Trapnell, Roberf G. . Troufman, Wayne B. . . Turner, Ernesl' V., lll . Turner, Jerry A. . . Turner, Joe W. . . Turnipseed, K. David . .... . Tyson, William J., Lambda cm Alpha ' ' Uffer, Michael B ......... Ulery, John R., Jr ..... . Ulmer, John R. ..... . Underwood, Emorv M., Chi Psi . Upshaw, Michael D. . Upfagraffi, Cyril L. . . . . Uplon, Donald V. E ..... . Usdan, David A., Phi Epsilon Pi . Usry, Gerald O ......... Van Lanclingham, S. L., Sigma Nu . . . Ailania, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Thomasville, Ga. . . . . Ailan'ra,Ga. Greenwood, S. C. . Savannah, Ga. . . Mefier, Ga. . . Ealonion, Ga. . Brunswick, Ga. . Jonesboro, Ga. . McDonough, Ga. Powder Springs, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . Memphis, Tenn. . Arlanfa, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Raleigh, N. C. . . Ailan'ra,Ga. . . . Macon,Ga. Panama Ciiy, Fla. . Memphis, Tenn. . . Augusla,Ga. . . . . . . . . Decafur, Ga. Class ol '63 Waliers, William L. . ..... . Warcl,' Alberi A., Jr., Befa Thefa Pi . Warlick, Franklin R. . . . . . . Warnock, Roberi F. . . . . Walson, Carl D ..... Waison, Edwin M., Jr. . Wafson, James F., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Webb, Darrow L ...... . . . Webb, Ernesf W. ....... . Webb, Richard C. ...... . Webber, William F., Sigma Chi . Weems, Arihur H. ...... . , Wegener, Joseph P. . . Weinman, Claggeii' F. . Weinman, Edward A. . Welch, Fendall E. . . Wells, Winston W. . . . . Wenke, Bernard F., Jr. . . Wesl, George H ......... Wesf, James B. ........ . Wesf, Kenneih D., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Wesiberry, James R., Jr. ....... . Wesibrook, William W., Jr., Beia Theia Pi . Wharion, Russell P., Della Tau Delia .... Wheeler, Warren O., Kappa Sigma . Whelchel, Paul H ..... . . . Whiie, John N ......... Whife, John W., Thefa Chi . While, William D .... Whiiehead, Maiher F. . Whifeside, John A. . Whifley, Roberl' E. . . . . Whillock, James S., Jr. . Whiilow, James R. . . Whiflow, William H. . Wilcher, Wallace A. . Wilkes, Daniel M ............ Willeif, Harold E., Jr. ........ . Williams, Clarence E., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega Williams, James R., ,Lambda Chi Alpha . . Williams, Richard C., lll, Sigma Nu . . . Williams, Samuel R ........ Williams, Virgil R., Chi Phi . Williamson, Charles A. . . Williamson, Henry L .... Williamson, Homer C., Jr. . Wills, Henry K., Jr. . . Wills, Phillip W. Wilson Julian A., Jr .... Wilson, Jerry L .......... Wilson, Michael A. ....... . Wilson, Roland S., Jr., Phi Kappa Tau . Wilson, William C., Alpha Tau Omega . . Wilson, William R. ....... . William W. . . . . . Wilson. Wing, N. G. Gim ...... . . . Winingder, Thomas K. ...... . Wise, William W., Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Wiseman, Malcolm R., Delia Sigma Phi Wishnoff, Maurice, Jr. ...... . Woicik, Casimir M., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Woliver, Ronald W., Phi Della Thefa . . Womack, Edwin F., Jr. .... . . Wommack, Charles C. . . . . . Womack, Edwin F., Jr. . Wood, Fifzhugh L. . . Wood, James R. . 402 . . Savannah, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. Chaifanooga, Tenn. . . Waycross, Ga. . . . Eufala, Ala. . . Aflania, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . Ninefy Six, S. C. . . . Mailer, Ga. . . . Ailania, Ga. . . Phoenix, Ariz. College Park, Ga. Si. Petersburg, Fla. . . Lexingion, Ky. . Sieubenville, Ohio . . Brunswick, Ga. . . Colquiii, Ga. Siaien Island, N. Y. . Cobbfown, Ga. . Saufee, Ga. . . Decaiur, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . . . Meiarie, La. . Memphis, Tenn. . Birmingham, Ala. . . . Tucker, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . Laureldale, Pa. . . Heflin, Ala. . . Rome, Ga. . . . Oxford, Ala. . . Winder, Ga. Benneifsville, S. C. . . . Lavonia, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. . . . Macon, Ga. Dayiona Beach, Fla. . . Savannah, Ga. . . . Griffin, Ga. . . LaGrange, Ga. . Ailania, Ga. . Canfon, Ohio . . . Ailanfa, Ga. . Wesl' Poinl, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . LaGrange, Ga. . Gulfporf, Miss. . Columbus, Ga. . Marieifa, Ga. . . Afla-nia, Ga. . Loveland, Col. . Thomasville, Ga. . . . Alhens, Ga. . Palalka, Fla. . . . Toccoa, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . . . Norfolk, Va. Newlown Square, Pa. . Jacksonville, Arlingion, Tenn. Fla. . Garfield, N. J. . . Housion, Texas . . Americus, . . Macon, . . Americus, . Ailanla, . Newnan, Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Sophomores Woodward, Ronald S. . Woodruff, Jimmie L. . Woodward, John D. Woodward, Kennefh E .... Worlhingfon, V. Allen, Chi Psi . Wyalf. Jerry L, . . Wynn, Bom C, . . Wynn, William M. . . Yesillepe, Yuksel . . . Younq, David H., lll ...... . Young, Michael T. ......, . Young, David W., Lambda Chi Alpha Young, Thomas H., Delia Tau Delta . Zeis, Stephen L. ....... . Zeisler, Michael W., Phi Epsilon Pl . Zell, Royald A ..... ..... Zinn, John T. ......... . Zollicoffer, Jere P., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Fiizgerald, Ga. . Madisonville, Ky. . . . Vienna, Ga. . . . McLean, Va. Fi. Lauderdale, Fla. . . . Allania, Ga. . Fl. Worfh, Texas . . Clarksfon, Ga. . . Ankara, Turkey . . Rockmarl, Ga. Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Easl' Poinf, Ga. . . . Decalur, Ga. Fi. Lauderdale, Fla. . . Brunswick , Ga Niagara Falls, N. Y. . Henderson, N. C. 403 Adams, J. W. Armsfrong, J. Bragg, F. C. Brown, B. L. Clark, J. C. Durden, J. C. Ellis, I. L. Heim, E. M. Hildinq, G. D. Hill, F. M. Hodson, F. B. Huicheson, J. D. Jacobs, R. K. Linthicum, T. C. Lnenicka, W. J. Mandelker, J. Mee, F. J. Narmore, P. B. Savage, H. C. SmiTI1, D. H. Smi'I'h, R. H. Sierling, L. P. Sioneking, C. E. Wheby, E. M. Wilks, I. E. li, v - ,S J - I WILLIAM B. JOHNS, Direcfor Engineering Drawin And Mechanics Engineering Mechanics has long been recognized as a menTal oT engineering, and all engineering curricula some courses in mechanics To one degree or anoTher. advances in science and Technology are aT present problems which are demanding Tor Their soluTion The applicaTion of The TundarnenTal principles oT mec' ' The hands of a Trained analysT. The course of sTudy aT The Georgia lnsTiTuTe oT Technology provides breadTh and depth Through a sTrong ToundaTion in ' maTics, sTress-analysis, basic elecTriciTy and elecTronics, namics. and viloraTion. advanced sTrengTh oT maTerials experimenTal sTress analysis. Successful compleTion of program should enable The graduaTe To enTer upon a in any one OT a number oT diTFerenT phases oT eng The sTudenT aTTer graduaTion may also TIT inTo a program. An exceIIen+ background is also provided TurTher sTudy aT The graduaTe level. FuncTional aspecTs This branch oT engineering include economics. il 2' , i K i i, T ,. 1 T T. 3 .1 M. B. SLEDD, Director aihematics Ie Tar reaching clevelopmenTs which have Taken place in e Tield oT rnaThemaTics during The pasT TwenTy years have cessiTated corresponding addiirions and changes in The BThemaTics curricula. The nexT TwenTy years will see TurTher icliTions and changes. AT The same Time ThaT These exTen- 'e adiusTmenTs have been taking place. iT has also been cessary To sTrengThen The older and more Tarniliar parTs The curriculum. The process will have To conTinue, since e needs Tor adequaTely Trained engineers. physical scien- Ts, archiTecTs, managers, and maThemaTicians cannoT be herwise Tilled. To meeT These demands The School oT MaThemaTics oTFers Tull program oT service courses Tor all sTudenTs and Tor sTu- anTs parTicularly inTeresTed in maThemaTics a curricula lead- g To degrees in Applied MaThemaTics. RelaTively new Tields ch as linear programming, game Theory, high-speed ma- iine compuTaTion, and Tunciional analysis are Taking places a program including Topics claTing Trom before NewTon. Afchison, W. F. Bailey, A. H. Brooks, J. C. Crownover, R. M Currie, J. C. Drucker, B. M. Friedlen, D. M. Fulfon, A. E. Holfon, C. H. lmmel, E. R. Jayne, J. W. Johnson, R. D. Jones, W. J. Kammerer, W. J. Kasriel, R. H. Line, J. P. Marfin, W. A. Nohel, J. A. Osborn, J. M. Perlin, I. E. Reed, C. P. Robinson, D. A. Sledd, M. B. SmyThe, W. R. Siallard, F. W. SfarrefT, A. L. Swenson, C. R. Trumpler, D. A. Vail, J. R. Walker, J. W. Wray, J. W. York, G. A. 405 1-1- l Bush, A. M. , Fielder, D. C. ll Finn, D. l... Googe, J. M. Scarce-ly any parl' of our sociefy is noi' influenced by worlc of eleclrical engineers. Eleclrical engineers have l pioneered Jrhe fields of control, power, and communica and wilhour eleclricily. induslry as we lcnow ir could exisr. Today eleciricily and eleclronics are expanding a inlo the non-induslrial world-inlo commerce. medic aslronomy, and a seemingly endless array of diverse ar The large scale compuler is becoming almosl familiar a sighl in the insurance company office as il is in 'rhe scien laboralory. The revoluiionary achievemenls ol The pasr h made eleclriciry Jrhe servanl of sociely. There is ev Haqedam, A. reason 'ro believe 'char 'rhe achievemenis of eleclrical e H mmo'1d'J'l neering will be even more revolurionary in The liuiure. The School of Electrical Engineering here al Tech o a program Jrhar prepares graduales ro enrer any phase Jrhe eleclrical engineering field, Accordingly, all slud are required 'lo masler rhe funclamenlals of malhemat physics. and eleclriciiy. enabling ihem lo masler all Hawlhorne, G. B. techniques' Hooper, J. Hurd, F. K. Jones, W. B. E ' ' K hl ,D. .az.:z., .. .. HQ I Fleer' F19 ,TQ,2,g,f4,T'H, L, B. J. DASHER, Director ,Q Mead, M. F. M 73, NoH'ingh-am, F. A 3. i A , T Paris, D. T. Perkins, E. E. xv Shockley, T. D. Su, K. L. Wallace, J. M. Weston, E. R. W I While, r. M. wm, s. N. . . .Y . 3. is Iv,mg3,5..., x U . T ...,ri.'C.Ej QQ .lr 1 F. GROSECLOSE, Direcfor Industrial Engineering usirial Engineering is a new technology and 'l'oday's man lndusrrial Engineering can possibly conrribuie more fo e success or failure of his company rhan any orher field Technology. In Jrurn, indusrry had more io offer 'rhe com- 'rent Indusrrial Engineer who can plan. creaie and ac'r an il' can offer to men in more resrricied fields of en- avor. Many companies have recognized 'lhe imporrani nrriburions 'rhe science of lndus+rial Engineering can make 'ihe improved efficiency of any manufaciuring indusfry. e assignmenis of +he Indusirial Engineer get his mind and nds in more of +he operaiions and problems of Jrhe plant an any oiher producrion or funcrional group. While mos+ curricula have 'lended +0 become narrow and ore specialized. lnduslrial Engineering has broadened iis ope and ai' fhe same 'lime condensed Hs course confeni' such a way as io make H' of great value 'ro any area of dusfry. This broad background is designed 'ro develop a ood insighr info ihe use of sysiems for solving any prob- ms. Brooks, W. A. Flood, P. Franklin, E. C. Groseclose, F. F. Hines, W. W. hnso Krol, J. MacKay, J. H. Smalley, H. E. Sfafon, R. T. Trowbridge, R. N. Wadsworfh, H. M l l ii V, 407 E. W. Aldredge W. C. Biven J. E. Bolfon J. C. Brown W- S- Buckingham W- S. Dif6CfOI' J. L. Caldwell Industrial Management R. W. Carney iniend To worlc toward a su ervisory or managemenr J. T. Etheridge The School of lndusfrial Managemeni' 'brains s'iuden'I's e rion in indusrry. The firsi Two years of 'rhe program ar voied +o building a background in science and hu The advanced courses siress planning and decision in 'rhe several areas of manufaciuring operaiions. The iecis are economics, organizaiion, management of W. A. Flinn Hon, marlceiing managemeni. personnel management J- L- Fvlmer labor relaiions, and accouniing and financial mane Saiisiacrory complerion of 'rhe four year curriculum ro a Bachelor's degree in lndusirial lvlanagemenr. In general Indusirial lvlanagemenr is ihe process of ning. organizing, and conrrolling the iaciors of pr in order 'co produce goods and services efieciively G' W. Gilman economically. The rapid growih of indusiry in Georgia and in Jrhe R. E. Green and 'rhe increasing complexiiy of indusirial operaiions resulied in a grear need for men wiih managemeni' A. R. Marchall G. Heidi W. J. Procfor W. Huffon M- V- I-aw c-5. D. smifh G. E. Maddox J, E, gfoff 408 l M H. S. WEBER, Direcfor Mechanical Engineering school of Mechanical Engineering had i'I's beginning wifh esiablishmeni of fha lnsiiiuie. and all degrees granied or io I898 were in +his field of specilizaiion. In 'ihe earlier ars ihe young gracluaie usually siariecl +o work in ihe shop clrafiing room, beside experienced workmen, and ii' was cessary for him 'ro have a good knowledge of iools and chines. in addirion io knowledge of basic engineering iecis. Engineering has changed and a muliiiude of scien- ic discoveries have given engineers Jrremendous responsi- iiies for applying new knowledge 'For ihe benefil of man- wd. To be successful in lhis endeavor. ihe mechanical gineer mus+ now have more and belier knowledge of chem- ry. English. maihemaiics, physics. and many funclamenral biecis in engineering science. Finally. rhese basic subiecrs Jsr be broughi 'rogeiher in designing engineering sysiems d 'rheir componeni paris. This is briefly ihe funciion of e School and ihe reason for offering such a broad cur- -:ulum +o prepare a graduaie for an engineering career. Brillaf, A. C. Crawford, M. Fosier, H. O. Gorton, C. W. Harrison, W. B Hinion, W. A. Holland, A. D. Holliman, A. L Murphy, J. H. Oliver, C. C. Purdy, K. R. Ramirez, R. P. Allen R. L. Blanion, R. S. Bliem, C. J. Bouchilion, C. W. Barnard, B. P. Shepmd' W' S' Barneii, S. C. Talbot, T. F. Trofier, R. A. Vidosic, J. P. l .ff Q Y vy JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Sitfing: Dick Frame-, Johnny Hemrcziani, Allan Wesley, Henry Libby. Standing: Jim Jeter, Chairmany Dave Molthrop, Joe McCu1chen, and Don Gentry. 'i , in l . N A ,, 3. nn, '. , .' w '- l., VL, nf.: -1' ll r is U L .V ., f ' 11- ,341 mls ag, . 'UQ -24-W K www, 'fl' ll if U .Q-1, P. i - .5ff,.fg,:':. hr V af 7151-2 1525 f GENE? A -L fa f1EgfH 9.5 611: ' -3:2113 P:-4f afjgl' .. .ZA ., . N. ,. J ,flclgfl Vi, ' ' . .., '-,. -,,. . f fii'lTW352f 0 1 1.11 2-F'- .z.. -, 5 'V Neal C. ........ . Ronald E., Sigma Phi Epsilon Luis M ...... .... James H., Jr., Delia Sigma Phi Wayne L., Lambda Chi Alpha l. Gary S ........... Roberfo R .... . Kennelh C. ..... . Garih R., Chi Psi . . . . Wilson L., Jr., Sigma Chi . Dwighi E., Kappa Alpha . Roberi F. ...... . John B., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega Harry K., Jr. ...- . . John T ......... Thomas W., Jr. . Louis F. . . . . Ricky R., Tau Kappa Epsilon . L., Sigma Alpha Epsilon E., Jr., Sigma Nu .... David L ..... . . . . . John H., Jr ........ . . . . Fitzgerald, Ga. . . . . Hapeville, Ga. . . Alexander Cii Ala. Wooclie T., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . . Ailania, Ga. . . Greenville, Texas San Jose, Costa Rica . . . . Venice, Fla. . Foresf Hills, N. Y. Tegucigalpa, Honduras Slone Mounlain, Ga. . . Jacksonville, Fla. . Birmingham, Ala. . Greenville, S. C. Merriil Island, Fla. . . Crosseil, Ark. . . . Augusia, Ga. . Fi. Lauderdale, Fla. . . LaGrange, Ga. . . Havana, Cuba . . Ailania, Ga. . . . Decaiur, Ga. Y- . . . . Griffin, Ga. . Easi Poinf, Ga. . Syracuse, N. Y. Class ol '62 Bacon, Frank M ..... . . Baggelf, John L. ........ . Bains, Frank E., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Baker, George E., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha Baker, Paul D. .......... . Ball, Lindsay P., Jr ......... Banks, Don C., Sigma Phi Epsilon .... Barber, James M. . ..... . . Barber, Troy E ........... Barker, Troy A.. Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Barneil. Clyde E. ........ . Barnhardl, J. Johnsfon, Sigma Chi . . Barnwell, Grady G., Jr., Aloha Tau Omega Barre, Dennis L., Delia Tau Delia . . . . Barreii, James P., Jr., Phi Kappa Tau . . Barrow, John C.. Jr., Phi Delia Thela . . Barfholomew, Frank L., III, Phi Delia Thela Basarrale, Armando ......... Baies, William F., Jr. .... . Baya, Madge G., Alpha Xi Delia . Beck, Warren R. ...... . Bence, Ronald E., Kappa Sigma . Bender, Roberi L., Jr. . . . . Benford, Gleason R ..... Benneri. Loy W., Della Sigma Phi . . . Bennefi. Roberf, Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . Berry, Larry D., Jr. ....... . Bierma-n, John E. ........ . Blackmon, Charles M ......... Blackwood, Terry M., Lambda Chi Alpha Bohler, Donald M., Pi Kappa Alpha . Boling, Fred J .......... Boone, Harry A .......... Boolh, Gerald B .......... Bosioclc, Arfhur L., Jr., Delia Sigma Chi . Boswell, William H., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Ashburn, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Umalilla, Fla. . . . Olean, N. Y. . Rock Hill, S. C. . . Aila-nia, Ga. Norlh Lillie Rock, Ark. . . . Moulfrie, Ga. . . . . Ailania, Ga. . . . Auburn. Ala. . Birmingham, Ala. . . Charlolle, N. C. . . . Columbus, Ga. . . . Allania, Ga. . . . Allanla Ga. . . Wea Poinl: ea. . . . . Griffin, Ga. . Marianao, Cuba . Austell, Ga. . . Tampa, Fla. . . Clayion, Ga. . . Memphis, Tenn. . Chaffanooga, Tenn. . . Firzgerald, Ga. . . Waycross, Ga. . . . Adel, Ga. . . . Griffin, Ga. . Leviffown, N. Y. . . Marieiia, Ga. . . Paris, Tenn. . . Hamplon, Ga. . . Ailanfa, Ga. . Acworfh, Ga. . Easi' Poini, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Brunswick, Ga. Juniors Bower, David E. . . Boyles, Charles R. . Brackney, Edwin A. . Brader, Phillip N. ....... . Bradford, Anthony M., Delia Sigma Phi . Bradford, Jimmy O ......... Braver, Slephen H., Alpha Epsilon Pi . Bridenloaugh, Edwin R ....... Briles, Michael B. ..... . Brock, Donald K. ....... . Brooking, Sianley A., Pi Kappa Alpha . Brooks, Del C., Jr., Pi Kappa Phi . . Brown, Harold J., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha Brown, James R., Phi Kappa Tau . . . Browning, James W. . ..... . Brown, John G. ..... . Brown, Sam H., Jr. . . Brownlee, Ernesf L., Jr. Chaiianooga, Tenn . . Cedariown, Ga . Lakeland, Fla . Marie-Ha, Ga . Sparia, Ga . Ailania, Ga . Memphis, Tenn . Easf Poinr, Ga Asheboro, N. C . Doraville, Ga . . Toccoa, Ga . Savannah, Ga . Savannah, Ga . Palaika, Fla . . Odum, Ga . Arlania, Ga . Pikeville, Tenn . Ailania, Ga Bryan, Richard E., Sigma Nu .... Bryani, Kennefh A., Jr., Kappa Alpha Bryson, Bruce L., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . Asheville, N. C. . . Tampa, Fla. . . . Ailania, Ga. Buchman, William, Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . . Tampa, Fla. Bueso. Eduardo F ......... . . La Lima, Honduras Burfon, O'Neil B., Jr. ...... . . Carnesville, Ga. 5Ul'Cl1'-ff. J0l1f1 R-. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . . Sarasoia, Fla. Buxfon, Aldon L., Kappa Sigma . . . Aflania, Ga. Byars, Lloyd L. . . ..... . . Hapeville, Ga. Callens, Earl E., Jr., Theia Xi . . . Calverr, Roberr L., Ill, Sigma Chi . Camp, Alfred A ........ Camp, Don L. ......... . Cannizzaro, Leonard E., Phi Kappa Tau Canirell, Ronald S. ....... . Carahaly, Ernesf H., Thaia Chi . . . Carlson, John A., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Carfer, Carl M., Jr. ...... . Carier, Leon J., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon Cash, Milfon A. ........ . Chan, Orlando 'Y ........ Chasfain, John R., Kappa Alpha . . Chasiain, Kenneih W., Jr. . . . Chavis, Lenzo ....... . . F'r. Gaines, Ga. . Wesi Poinl, Miss. . . Jonesboro, Ga. . . Jonesboro, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . . . . Bremen, Ga. Long island Ciiy, N. Y. . . New York, N. Y. . . . . Dublin, Ga. . . Decaiur, Ga. . . . Marieiia, Ga. Kai Yuen, Hong Kong . . . Ochlochee, Ga. . . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . Augusia, Ga. Cheaiham, Joseph E. ....... . Chenauli, D. Whiiley, Pi Kappa Alpha . Chesier, Wayne C., Sigma Chi Chin, James ........ Church, Douglas R., Sigma Nu . Cisco, David L. ..... . Clarke, James O., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Clayion, Jacob G., Delia Tau Delia . . Clemenfs. Siephen D., Jr ...... Cloninger, Dale O ....... . . . Clamon, Frank M., Jr., Phi Kappa Tau . Clark, George D., Jr. ...... . Coates, John S. . ...... . . Cobb, Richard B., Kappa Alpha .... Cochran, James R., Jr., Delia Sigma Phi Cochrane, James l., Phi Kappa Tau . . Coleman, Reginal E., Kappa Sigma . Colquiif, John F., Sigma Chi . . . 412 . Pulaski, Tenn. . Anchorage, Ky. Wrighisville, Ga. . . Ailania, Ga. . Cornelia, Ga. . Aflanfa, Ga. Greenville, S. C. Union Ciiy, Tenn. . Woodbury, Ga. . Clearwaier, Fla. . King spori, Tenn. . Houston, Texas . . Canfield, Ohio . . Allania, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. Charlolie, N. C. . . Macon, Ga. . Macon, Ga. 1'- Colson, Billy E. ...... . Ccnnerat, Pearce C., Sigma Nu . Converse, Rhea P., Kappa Alpha . Conway, Frank M., lll, Sigma Nu Coolik, John A.. Alpha Epsilon Pi Cooper, Ralph H., Jr., Delta Sigma Coulborn, John W. . Covington, Allen T. . . . . . . . Tennille, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Georgetown, S. C. . . . . . Columbus, Ga. Phi . . . . Adel, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Covington, Thomas D., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Jonesboro, Ark. Cox, Harold A. ...... . . . . . . Hattiesburg, Miss. Cox, William N., Ill, Phi Gamma Delta . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Cram, Milton E., Pi Kappa Alpha Crapps, David K., Delta Tau Delta Cravel, Richard A. ..... . . . . . Dearborn, Mich. . . . . Live Oak, Fla. . . . . . Apoplca, Fla. Creighton, Robert T., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Pensacola, Fla. Md Cross, John H., Delta Tau Delta . Curlee, David R. ...... . . . . . . . Baltimore, . . . . . . Savannah, Ga. Currence, Wilburn C., Jr., Delta Sigma Phi . . Atlanta, Ga. Dahlgren, Walter E., Jr., Sigma Chi . . Dannheim, William T., Lambda Chi Alpha Darnell, Phillip M .......... David, Roswell M., Jr ..... Davis. Douglas W., Theta Chi . Dees, Dial, Dischino, Cosmo ....... Dishman, John M., Bela Theta Pi Dittman, William J., Pi Kappa Phi Dobson, James L., Jr. .... . Dobyns, Robert B. ..... . Dodd, David H., Chi Psi . Doll, Robert M. ...... . Donohue, Raymond J., Chi Phi . Donovan, Frederick C., Kappa Alpha . Doris, Josiah W., Delta Tau Delta Dorsey, James E. ...... . Driskell, Carl R. ..... . Drummond, Jere A., Lambda Chi Alpha . DuBois, William F. ..... . DuBose, James R., lll, Delta Tau Delta . . Duerr, Rolf, Sigma Chi .... Duggan, James E. ..... . Duggan, John B., Phi Kappa Tau Dea n, Devoto, Wretord Davis, Harry H., Delta Sigma Phi . Davis, James W., Delta Tau Delta . Davis, John H., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Davis, Michael M., Kappa Sioma . Davis, Randolph C. . . . Dawkins, Charles R. . Patrick D., Beta Theta Pi . Diane J., Alpha Xi Delta . . Decker, John P., Theta Xi .... Class of 62 . . . . Savannah, Ga. Dales, Bertram B., Ill, Pi Kappa Phi . . . Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. . . . Cazenovia, N. Y. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Athens, Ga. College Park, Ga. . . Franklin, Ga. . Blackshear, Ga. . . Paducah, Ky. . Meridian, Miss. . . . Rome, Ga. . Cartersville, Ga. . . Lakeland, Fla. . Opa-Locka, Fla. . . . . . . Teaneck, N. J. de la Torre, M. E. Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Marianae-Haba-na, Cuba DeLisle, Frank P., Delta Sigma Phi . DeLoach, James R. ...... . John H. ..... . . Dickinson, James B., Theta Chi . Diesen, Bernard C., Ill . . . . Greenwood, Miss. . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Duke Center, Pa. . ..... Atlanta, Ga. . .... Kingsport, Tenn. . West Palm. Beach, Fla. . Decatur, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Pensacola, Fla. . . . East Point, Ga. . . Abbeville, Ga. . East Point, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . New York, N. Y. . . . . Huntsville, Ala. . . . . Perry, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. 413 Deming, Charles D. ..... . Dennis, David-W., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . W., Sigma Nu . . . . . Hartwell, Ga. . Hinesville, Ga. Winter Haven, Fla. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . Albany, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. Juniors Duke, Harry R., Phi Kappa Tau . . Dunmon, Kenneth E. ........ Duval, Jerald F., Lambda Chi Alpha . Eads, Robert S., Phi Kappa Tau . . . Eady, Oliver St., lll . . . Earnest, lra C., Jr. . Edens, Larry R. . Edwards, Andrew C., Jr ...... Edwards, Thomas A. ...... . Elliott, Glenn P., Jr., Beta Theta Pi . Ellis, John A. . . Ellis, Larry E. . . Ellwanger, Philip S. Enzor, Walter P., Jr. ...... . Epps, Gerald A., Lambda Chi Allha . Estrada, Jose C. . li Evans, George S. Evans, William E. . Everett, Roger N., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Fein, Paul K., Jr ......... Farnsworth, David M., Kappa Alpha . Farnsworth, John T., Kappa Alpha . . Farrell, Thomas F., Kappa Sigma . . Federer, David L. .... . . . Fernandez, Carlos P. . Fernandez, Miguel A .... . . Ferrell, Blount C., Jr ........ Filmer, Charles H., Phi Gamma Delta . Fischel, Max ........... Fisher, wayne A., Lambda chi Alpha . ' . . Fitzpatrick, Thomas H., Jr., Sigma Nu . Fletcher, John J., Delta Tau Delia . Force, William M., Jr., Chi Phi . Foret, Russell A ........ Foster, Joe B. ..... . Fracker, Frederick C., Jr. . Frame, Steven H., Sigma Alpha Franklin, Floyd T., Jr ..... Frankum, Stephen D., Phi Gamma Delta Fuentes, Julio L. ........ . Epsilon Fuller, David L., Delta Tau Delta . Fuller, Thomas, lll, Kappa Alpha . Fuqua, Richard G. . Gable, Noell L ....... Galloway, Kenneth F. .... . Gang, Philip S., Tau Epsilon Phi . Gardenhour, Cletus L. ...... . Garvin, James S.. Jr., Pi Kappa Phi . Gelabert, Amando E. . . . . Gent, Raymond L. ..... . Gentry, Donald G., Phi Delta Theta . Getman, Darryl L ........ Gibson, James G., Delta Slqma Phi . . Gibson, Thomas L., Jr ....... Gil, Evelio E., Jr. Gillian, James F. ........ Gillian, Larry L. ....... . . Githens, Jay K., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Goldsmith, lra G., Jr., Tau Epsilon Phi . . . Atlanta, Ga . Andersonville, Ga Birmingham, Ala . . Louisville, Ky. . Savannah, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Orlando, Fla. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Carrollton, Ga. . Hapeville, Ga. . . Dalton, Ga. . Rock Hill, S. C. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Pittsburgh, Pa. . . Habana, Cuba . . Sylvania, Ga. . . Moreland, Ga. . Spartanburg, S. C. Warner Robins, . . . Metairie, . New Orleans, . . Hinton, W. Huntington, W. Ga. La. La. Va. Va. . . Havana, Cuba . Guantanamo, Cuba . . . . Slidell, La. . . . Atlanta, Ga. San Jose, Costa Rica . De Land, Fla. . College Park, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . Augusta, Ga. . . Raceland, La. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Chatham, N. J. . . . Eastman, Ga. . Covington, Tenn. . . Alcoa, Tenn. . Habana, Cuba . Atlanta, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Kansas City, Mo. . . Haralson, Ga. . . Columbia, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Waynesboro, Pa. . . . Ocala, Fla. . Havana, Cuba . Chamblee, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . Beloit, Wis. . . Atlanta, Ga. . Baltimore, Md. . Habana, Cuba . . . Toccoa, Ga. . . Swainsboro, Ga. . Poplar Blutt, Mo. . . Memphis, Tenn. Gonzalez, Santiago E ........ San Salvador, El Salvador Goodwyne, John O., Jr. . . .... Forsyth, Ga. Gray, E. Neal ....... ..... A tlanta, Ga. Greek, Frank A., Theta Xi . . . . Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Greer, E. Braxton, Pi Kappa Phi . . .... Lakeland, Ga. Greer, Murray T., Jr., Kappa Alpha . . Eutaula, Ala. Gresham, Jerry L., Sigma Chi . . . . Memphis, Tenn. 414 Class of Griffin, Marvin W., Jr., Phi Della The'l'a . Griffing, Clayion A., Sigma Nu . . . Grifiilh, Joseph C., Della Sigma Phi . Griffiih, Larry B., Delia Upsilon . . Grove, Russell S., Jr., Thefa Chi . . . Groves, Norman L., Phi Sigma Kappa . . Gurry, Kenneih J., Sigma Chi . . Habas, Ronald W ...... Haggard, William R. .... . Hall, Howard H., Kappa Alpha . Hail, Jesse H., Jr., Delia Upsilon . Hall, Richard S. ...... . Hammond, Charles E. . Hancock, Sidney T. . . Harbour, George A., lll ...... Hardy, Ronald H., Delia Sigma Phi . Harken, Olaf T., Lambda Chi Alpha . Harmon, Cornelius A., Sigma Phi Epsilon . L., Jr. . . . . W., Theia Chi . Harney, Edward Harrison, James Harrison, Laurie H., Jr. ..... . Harrison, Roger, Alpha Tau Omega . Hari, Jack M., Delia Sigma Phi . . Hari, James A., Jr. ..... . Harlsell, Monle W., Theia Chi . Haskew, Eugene 5. .... . Haswell, Michael W., Sigma Chi . . . Hawkins, Roberl E., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Hawks, James M., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . Haydon, Thomas Q. ....... . Hayes, Roberf D., Jr., Kappa Alpha . . Haynes, Kennelh W. ...... . Hays, Charles A., Jr., Befa There Pi . . Head, Winston A .... ..... Heard, Charles D.. Jr ..... . . Heard, Jimmy L., Delia Tau Delia . Heidi, Walfer D. ......... . Hemraiani, Raiian H., Lambda Chi Alpha Henderson, John A. ....... . Henderson, Willie B., Jr ....... Henkel, Garry N., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Herrman, Kurf E., Jr. Hess, Noel L., Phi Kappa Sigma . Hicks, Henry L. ...... . Hill, Alan G. . . Hill, Roberf W. . Hipsley, Vivian R. . Hoadley, William F. . Hodges, George G., Jr. . . . . Hodges, William M., Jr. ..... . Hofmann, Kenneih M., Pi Kappa Alpha . Hogan, Thomas E., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Holland, James R. .... .... . Hollingshead, Jon L. ...... . Hollisier, H. Clinion, Jr. Holmes, Ray L. . . . . Holi, Clifford R., Jr. . . . . . . Holion, Joseph R., Phi Kappa Sigma . Howe, Gordon W. ...... . Horne, Jackson W. . Holchkiss, Bruce L. . Howard, Edward C. . Hudson, John H., lll Huey, William B. . . Hughes, Henry E., Jr., Thefa Chi . Huhn, Ronald M. . . 62 . . . . Perry, Ga. . Clarksdale, Miss. . Atlanta, Ga. . Rossville, Ga. . Marielia, Ga. . . Owensboro, Ky. . Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. . . . Savannah, Ga. . Commerce, Ga. . . Sl. Louis, Mo. . Abbeville, S. C. . . Ailania, Ga. . Warner Robins, Ga. . . . LaGrange, Ga. . . . Ailania, Ga. . . . Aflanla, Ga. . Manila, Philippines . . . Augusfa, Ga. . Allania, Ga. . Winder, Ga. . . . Musella, Ga. . . . Aflania, Ga. . Powder Springs, Ga. . . Thomasville, Ga. . Camden, S. C. . . DeWiH', Ark. . Chafianooga, Tenn. . . Greenville, Miss. . . Forresl' Cily, Ark. HaioRey, Puerio Rico . . Allanfa, Ga. . . . Annisfon, Ala. Wesr Palm Beach, Fla. . . . Americus, Ga. . . . . Bynum, Ala. . Canion, Ga. . Allania, Ga. . . Bombay, India . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Fifzgerald, Ga. . Sacramenio, Calif. . . . Albany, Ga. . New Lebanon, Ohio . . Alpharefla, Ga. . Waikinsville, Ga. . Covingion, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Hopewell, N. J. . Gabbeiiville, Ga. . . . Griffin, Ga. . . Decaiur, Ga. . Shrevepori, La. . Carlersville, Ga. . . . Zion, lll. . . Charlesion, S. C. . . . Norfolk, Va. . . Americus, Ga. . . . Augusta, Ga. Miami Springs, Fla. . Melbourne, Fla. . Hollywood, Fla. . Augusfa, Ga. . Oscoda, Mich. . . Columbus, Ga. . . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Ormond Beach, Fla. 415 Juniors Jones, Charles R. ....... . Jones, Emery B., Sigma Phi Epsilon Jones, George C .... ..... Jones, Henry B., Alpha Tau Omega . Jones, Ralph N ......... Jones, Smiley H .... . . Jones, Thomas G. . . . Jones, William P. ..... . Joyner, Frederick A. ..... . Judd, Wilson A., Thela Xi .... Kelly, Thomas J., Jr., Sigma Chi . . Kendall, Ronald B., Phi Kappa Alpha Kenimer, Wayne L. ........ . . Kennedy, Robert C., Delia Tau Delia . . . Kienel, Frederick E., Theia Chi .... . Kilgore, Charles R. Al ha Tau Omega 1 P Kinney, Huqh D. .... ...... Kirwan, Michael K. . Knapp, Charles E ........ Knighi, George W., Kappa Alpha . . Knowles, David R ......... Knowles, Thomas N., Phi Gamma Della Kossick, Roberi M ......... Kramer, Wendell W. ...... . Kyle, Reuben, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Landel, Robert D., Sigma Chi . . . Lang, Sieve, Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . Langford, W. Collins ...... Lanham, William E., Jr., Thela Chi . Lanlz, Robert B., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Lafimer, Ben W., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Laurens, Roberl' L., Alpha Tau Omega LaValre, John C., Phi Gamma Della . Law, John A. . ..... . . . Lee, Charles C., Jr ..... . Lee, Dennis G. . . . Picayune, Miss . . Orlando, Fla. Copperhill, Tenn. . . . Wrens, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . Colquifi, Ga. . . A'l'lanl'a, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. Challanooga, Tenn . Wesifield, N. Y Coral Gables, Fla . . Miami, Fla . . Decaiur, Ga College Park, Ga . . Marieiia, Ga . . Albany, Ga . Easl Poini, Ga . Allanfa, Ga . Lakeland, Fla . Thomasville, Ga . . Toccoa, Ga . Key Wesi Fla New Markel, lN. J . . Milwaukee, Wis . Columbus, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Whilesville, W. Va. . . Decalur, Ga . . Decalur, Ga. . Reseda, Calif. . . . . Duluih, Ga . .... Macon, Ga. . . . Fi. Myers Beach, Fla . . Albany, Ga . . Aflanla, Ga . Sylvania, Ga Hull, William 8. ........... . Lineville, Humphleii, William R., Ill, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Marieli Hunf, Dan E., Phi Kappa Tau ....... Hufcherson, Don C., Lambda Chi Alpha l-luicheson, Lex C., lll, Phi Sigma Kappa . . Decafu . Fi. Worlh, Tarpon Spring Hyafl, Kenneih E., Befa Thela Pi ........ Canlcn Hyers, William D. . . . Ailania lmery, Juam M. . . Caracas, Ven Ivesler, Jessie H. . . . . . Toccoa Jackson, Curiis A., lll . . . Allanla Jallouk, Edward l. . . Jerusalem, J James, Fred V., Jr. . . . Ailania James, Reginald M. .... . . . . Macon Jennings, Dale L., Delia Upsilon . . . . . Paduca Jeler, James R., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Shrevepor Jewsbury, Siephen R., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Decatur Johnson, Milion L .......... . Foresi Park Johnson, Ronald C .......... . Cincinnaii, Johnson, Thomas O., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Allania Johnson, William W., Jr., Sigma Chi . . LaGrange Johnsion, Edward R., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . . Decafur Joiner, Charles M., Jr. ......... . Decaiur Joiner, Roy C., Jr. .... .... . Vienna, Jones, Alan C .... . Brisiol, Linda M ..... Raymond A., Jr. . . . . r, Charles G. ..... . , Archer L., Jr., Sigma Chi . . . , Gerald W. .... .... . , Thomas W., Phi Kappa Sigma . , Henry G., lll, Phi Della Thefa . . ,John A. . .V-L.:-1. . . . . r, Samuel S., Jr., Sigma Chi . . ay, William M., Pi Kappa Alpha . ode, James D. ......... . e, R. William, Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha by, Slephen A ........ s, Jerrol W. ....... . ron, Harry J., Alpha Tau Omeqa . Sfeven W. ......... . , Lamar A. ....... . , Nelson E., Phi Kappa Tau . . ermillc, Larry A., Pi Kappa Alpha . , John T. ......... . ack D , 1 . .... . , John R., Thela Xi . , Larry E ...... innon, L. Gillis, lll . . Tampa, Fla. . Dawson, Ga. . Kingsporl, Tenn. . . Aflanla, Ga. . Moulirie, Ga. . Munhall, Pa. . Sl. Peiersburg, Fla. . . Carlluage, Tenn. . . Harlwell, Ga. . . Florence, S. C. . . Louisville, Ohio Arlingion Heighls, lll. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Moulfrle, Ga. . . Gadsden, Ala. . Savannah Ga. . . . Allanfa Ga. . Hof Springs, Ark. . Hickory, N. C. . LaGrange, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . Tuscaloosa, Ala. . Memphis, Tenn. . . Allanla, Ga. Class of '62 McAIpin, James J. . . . McAvoy, James M., Jr. . McBrayer, Robert O. . . McCall, Charles W., ll ....... McCallum, Bill J. ......... . McCaslin, William Y., Jr., Della Tau Delia . McCormick, Henry T., Sigma Nu .... . McCormick, Joel H. ........ . McCu'rchen, Joe K., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon McDaniel, William H., Jr ......... McDonald, Bobby G. . . . McDonald, David B. . . McElreafh, Roberl' B., Jr., Delia Sigma Phi . McFerrin, Glenn B. ........ . MCG-ee, Kennelh C., Jr ........ Mcfilolhlin, Richard N. ....... . McKay, Donald M., Jr., Della Sigma Phi . McKinney, Thomas H., Lambda Chi Alpha . McLean, John M., Kappa Alpha . . McNeely, James T., Jr., Thela Chi . McRae, David E., Phi Kappa Tau . . McRae, Michael H. ..... . . McRae, Michael S., Theia Chi . . . McWhorl'er, Charles D. . . . Maddox, Ernesi R., Bela Thefa Pi . Maddox, James H. ..... . Magnan, Jesse D., Jr ...... . Mann, John A., Jr., Della Sigma Phi . Marcum, Don C., Jr ........ Marshall, Derry W. ..... . Marfak, Jesse W., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Mariin, Edward P., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Marlin-Vegue, Frank, Jr ........ Mason, Alberr D., Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Malhews, Henry H., Jr., Delfa Upsilon . . Maifhews, Roberi' A .... ..... . Memphis, Tenn. . Washingfon, Ga. . . Temple, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Gainesville, Ga. . Memphis, Tenn. . . Winchesler, Ky. . Cariersville, Ga. . . . Dalron, Ga. Daylona Beach, Fla. Warner Robins, Ga. . Charleslon, S. C. . Har'l'well, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . New Orleans, La. . . Rossville, Ga. . . Americus, Ga. . New Smyrna, Fla. . Beaumonl, Texas . . . Fallon, Nev. . . . Decaiur, Ga. . . Annislon, Ala. Warner Robins, Ga. . . Al'l,an'ra, Ga. . Hazelwood, Mo. . Hapeville, Ga. . Hogansville, Ga. . . . Ailanla, Ga. . Charlofle, N. C. . . Hahira, Ga. . Ballimore, Md. . . . Macon, Ga. Coral Gables, Fla. Easl Orange, N. J. . . Augusla, Ga. . Savannah, Ga. af 1 Juniors Milchell, William F. .... . Mollhrop, David C., Sigma Chi . Moor, Ralph C., Jr., Thela Chi . . Moore, Roberi E ......... Moring, David G., Alpha Tau Omega . Morris, Larry E., Phi Kappa Sigma . Morris, Parks H., Delia Tau Delia . . . Morris, Thomas P., Lambda Chi Alpha . Morrissey, Roberi A., Jr., Kappa Alpha . Morrow, John K., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega Moser, Richard G. ........ . Mosley, William S .......... Moss, Lamar N. . Moss, Rufus L. ....... . Moyer, Richard C., Phi Sigma Kappa . Mule, John M. ........ . Mullen, Walier W., Jr ...... Murchison, James H. . Murphy, Joel T .......... Murphy, John G., Ill, Phi Delia Theia . Myers, Michael R ......... . . Ness, William G. . . Newey, Thomas A. . Newsom, Joseph H. . Meares, Claydon T., Thefa Chi Mercer, Kenf E. Maifeson, Roberi P. . Mauldin, Jack P. ..... . . Maynard, Roberl G. . . . . Mazowiecki, Charles R., Phi Kappa Tau Merediih, William C., III, Kappa Alpha . Meiros, Peie J ....... Meyer, Edward E., Phi Sigma Kappa . Michelena, Juan A. . . . . Mickler, Brian E., Pi Kappa Alpha Middlebrooks, James D., Jr. . Tarpon Springs, Fla. . . . Pelzer, S. C. . . Dalfon, Ga. . . . Clifton, N. J. . . . Souih Miami, Fla. New Hyde Park, N. Y. . College Park, Ga. . .... Ailanfa, Ga. . . Charlesion, S. C. . . Habana, Cuba . . Kissimmee, Fla. . Haddock, Ga. Milam, Edward L, Ill ........ . . . Decaiur, Ga. Miller, Thomas M ............. College Park, Ga. Miller, Warren H., Jr., Phi Siqma Kappa . , . lnclialanlic, Fla. Minor, Richard G ............ Warner Robins, Ga. Missroon, Alan M ........ . Savannah, Ga. Mitchell, Alan R., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Richmond, Va. . Sarasofa, . . Ailania, Fla Ga . . Ailanfa, Ga Asheville, N. C . . Wilmefle, Ill . Ailanla, Ga . . . Dallas, Ga . Birmingham, Ala . . Savannah, Ga . Decaiur, Ga . . Aflania, Ga . Chamblee, Ga . . Aflan'l'a, Ga . Smyrna, Ga . . Balfimore, Md . . . Waukegan, Ill Silver Spring, Md . . . Vidalia, Ga . Macon, Ga . . . Ailania, Ga Hunfingi-on, W Va . . . Easi Poirrl, Ga . . . Ailania, Ga Sandersville, Ga Nichols, Charles E., Jr. . . . . Nichols, Edward L., Ill ...... Nix, Fra-nk H., Jr., Phi Delia Theia . . Nolen, Larkin B., Kappa Alpha . . . Norman, Arnold M., Jr., Phi Kappa Tau Norton, Ellis R., Pi Kappa Phi . . . Noya, Ramon A. . Nunn, Ray L .... Oden, Sfephen F. . . . O'DonneIl, John H. .... . . . Ouelleife, Richard G. Phi Sigma Ka pa . . Mariinez, Ga. . . Birmingham, Ala. . . Greenville, Miss. . . Monigcmery, Ala. . Lillie Rock, Ark. . . Albany, Ga. . La Habana, Cuba . . . Miami, Fla. . Annisfon, Ala. . Alla-nfa, Ga. Flushin N Y , p .... g, . . Pack, James L ......... .... H uniingfon, W. Va. Page, Hugh L., Alpha Tau Omega Palde, UldisJ .... . . . . . . . Columbus, Ga. . . Decalur, Ga. Park, Yu C. ..... . . . Seoul, Korea Parker, Donald R. ..... . . Doraville, Ga. Parker, Lewis J., Jr., Sigma Chi . . . Chaiianooga, Tenn. Parrish, William R. .... . . 418 . . . Ailania, Ga. Fallen, Ernesf J., Jr. . Paflerson, William L. . Palfillo, Joe L., Jr. ...... . Paul, Thomas M ........... Peacher, William G., Thefa Chi . . . Pearson, George R., Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma Pekkarinen, Michael O. . Penn, Carlion D. . . Perez, Jorge . . . Perry, John P. ..... . Peferson, Richard L. Pelif, Parker H., Pi Kappa Phi . Phifer, Clarence G., Jr. . . Phillips, Roberf P. . . . Pinkerfon, Frederick R. ..... . . Piper, Woodrow W., Jr ..... . . Plummer, Malcolm G., Alpha Tau Omega Poe, William B., Jr., Sigma Nu .... . . Ocilla, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . LaGrange, Ga. . Foresf Park, Ga. . . Balfimore, Md. . . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Waukegan, Ill. . Covington, Ga. . . Habana, Cuba . . . Dawson, Ga. Ormond Beach, Fla. Isle of Palms, S. C. . Gaffney, S. C. . Sarasola, Fla. . . Macon, Ga. . Carfhage, Tenn. . . Albany, Ga. . Miami, Fla. Porler, John R., III, Chi Phi . . . Posf, Charles E., Chi Psi . .... Poffs, Phillip W. ....... . Powell, Charles R., Sigma Chi . Preston, Gary K., Kappa Sigma . . Price, Mallie L., Kappa Sigma . Price, William H. .... . Prochazka, David C. . . Rakesfraw, Olis P., Jr. . Razmus, Jerry A. . . . Reed, Anifa C .... Reeves, James H., Ill . Rhoden, William H. . . . Rice, Alma J ......... Richards, Thomas T., Kappa Sigma . Richardson, Alfred C., Jr ..... Richardson, Donald A., Sigma Nu . Richardson, David C., Jr. . . . . Richey, William S. .... . Riffer, J. Roloerl, Chi Psi . Rivers, Eugene P. . . . Roberfs, Barney B., Ill . . . . Slone Mounfain, Ga. I C l a s s of 6 2 Ponder, Larry N., Chi Psi ..... . Jacksonville, Fla . . Aflanla, Ga . . . Dover, N. J Posfon, Charles A., Phi Sigma Kappa . . Chaffanooga, Tenn . . . Aflanfa, Ga . Charlolle, N. C Bel Air, Md Rolling Fork, Miss . Ponle Vedra Beach, Fla . . . Macon, Ga . . Ausfell, . Balfimore, Ga Md . Aflanfa, Ga . . . Aflanla, Ga . . Moultrie, Ga Clarksburg, W. Va . . Carrollfon, Ga Chaifanooga, Tenn New Rochelle, N. Y . . Rebecca, Ga . Commerce, Ga . . Allanla, Ga. . . . Griffin, Ga. Sfone Mounfain, Ga. Roberis, William D., Kappa Sigma . Robinson, Gerald H., Delia Upsilon Roper, Carlfon J. ....... . Royal, Arnie R. ........ . Rozier, Melton E., Lambda Chi Alpha . Rudder, Fred F., Jr., Chi Phi . . . Rumble, Ray N. . Runlon, David L. . Rutherford, Thomas R. ...... . Ryfer, Henry A. ........ . Saffell, James A., Lambda Chi Alpha . Salmond, Roberl' F ......... Saffele, George J., Jr., Chi Phi . . . Salfinger, Sfanley S., Lambda Chi Alpha Saul, Julian D., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Saunders, Robert J., Kappa Sigma . . . . Birmingham, Ala. . Harfwell, Ga. . Camilla, Ga. . . Cochran, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . . Allanfa, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . Candler, N. C. . . Canfon, Ohio . . Amhersl, Ohio . Easf Poinf, Ga. Shaker Heighls, Ohio Jeffersonville, N. Y. Dalfon, Ga. . Fori Worfh, Texas Saunders, Roberf P ......... Robins Air Force Base, Ga. Savago, Howard G. . . . . . . . . . Aflanfa, Ga. 419 Juniors Sawyer, Wayne A., Kappa Alpha . Sculley, George F., Jr .... . Seamon, Leon E ........ Segraves, Wayne E ........ . Selby, Edward H., Jr., Della Upsilon . . Shaw, George W., Jr .... . . Shaw, John C., Alpha Tau Omega . Sheffield, Rayford A. .... . Shelfon, David A .... . . . Shirley, Arfhur R., Jr. . . Shorlhill, William J., Jr. . Shwinger, Pinhas . . . . . Norfolk, Va. . . . Norfolk, Va. . Foresl Park, Ga. . College Park, Ga. . . Augusia, Ga. . Alexandria, La. . . Brunswick, Ga. . Carrolllon, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. . Valdosia, Ga. . . Canlon, Ohio . Tel-Aviv, israel Sighis, Gale E., Phi Gamma Delia . Sillay, Roy S. ..,.... . Simmons, Edward T ...... . Sims, John E., Bela Thefa Pi . Sinclair, Duncan C ...... Sippel, Andrew A., Sigma Nu . Sledge, James W., Kappa Sigma . . . Slye, William R., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Small William J. ........ . Smifh Ben S., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Smilh, Beniamin M. . . . . . . Smifh, Donald L. . Smiih, David T., Jr. . . Smiih Hal, Jr. . . . . Smilh Hardy J. . Smilh John R. . Smith Smiih Smifh Smilh smifhf Leo A. ..... . Mark C., Sigma Nu . . Paul M., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . Sianley J., Delia Sigma Phi . Wallace H., Della Tau Delia . Snedden, William M. ..... . Soper, Roberi A., Phi Gamma Della . Soulelle, Vincenl J. ..... . . . Aflania, . . Allanla, Ga. Ga. Chafsworlh, Calif. . Shreveporl, La. . . Moulfrie, Ga. . Memphis, Tenn. . Savannah, Ga. . . Aflanla, Ga. Fi. Benning, Ga. . . Valdosfa, Ga. . Nashville, Tenn. . . San Salvador, EI Salvador Forl Gaines, Ga. Chaflanooga, Tenn. . Columbus, Ga. . Paiferson, Ga. . Waycross, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. . Decafur, Ga. . . Miami, Fla. . . Canlon, Ohio . Milford, Conn. Soulh Bosion , Va. Plainfield, N. J. Speas, Richard W .......... Spradling, Thomas Sfadler, Wolfram Sfarrell, Harold S. . . . . . L., lll, Kappa Sigma . Siephens, Larry C. . . . Sievenson, Charles W., Jr. Sfewari, Emory E. . . . . Slewari, Richard G. ........ . Siill, Jerry L. ........... . Sfoddard, Richard C., Sigma Alpha Sfokes, James P. ......... . Sfokes, Jimmy F., Jr. . Sfolier, Fred A., Kappa Sigma . Sfone, George A ........ Sione, Roberl' J. ....... . Stowe, John H., Lambda Chi Alpha . Sirange, Edward C ....... Sirickland, James D. . Sullivan, William R., Jr. . . . . Summer, James R., Jr. .... . Summerlin, James R., Sigma Chi . Summers, David E. ....., . Sufherland, John C., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Summerville, Bobby J. ...... . Summerville, Carson C., Jr. . . Sumrall, Beniamin R., Theia Chi . Swarl, Gerald W., Chi Phi . . Talone, John E ............ Tarrance, Guy M., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Epsilon . . Va. Si. Albans, W. . . Allania, Ga. Munich, Germany . Easl Poinl, Ga. . Aflanfa, Ga. . Aflanla, Ga. . . Cochran, Ga. . Brunswick, Ga. . . Allanfa, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. Madisonville, Ky. . . Perry, Ga. . Aflanla, Ga. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . l-lapeville, Ga. . Campion, Ga. . Decaiur, Ga. . Pembroke, Ga. . . Dallas, Texas . . Ailanla, Ga. . Cleveland, Ohio . . Decaiur, Ga. Pine Mounlain, Ga. . . Toccoa, Ga. . Louisville, Ky. . . Marieffa, Ga. Fredericksburg, Va. Philadelphia, Pa. . . Allanfa, Ga. Tarryion, Phil T .......... . . Winsfon-Salem, N. C. 420 Class of '62 Tale, David E .... . Taylor, Kendall M. .... . Taylor, Larry S., Alpha Epsilon Pi . Taylor, Ralph L. ....... . Terhune, Vernon B., Alpha Xi Delia . Thau, William A., Jr., Beia Theta Pi . Thigpen, Andrew D. . Thomas, Donald E. . . Charles E. . Thompson, Thompson, Joe F., Jr ........ Thompson, Joe L ........... Thompson, Kenneth E., Alpha Tau Omega Thompson, Maior H., Jr ........ Toland, Ronald H., Lambda Chi Alpha . Toner, Don W. ........ . . Trower, Tucker, Turner, JosephT. .. . . . . . . . Daniel R., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega Homer W .......... Turner, Marlie L., Jr. . . Valdes-Miranda, Carlos J. . . . . Van Kleeck, James H., Pi Kappa Alpha . Kappa Alpha Vanlandingham, Alfred R., Vaughan, Roberl J. ........ . Vaughn, Roger W. Verdell, William S. ...... . Vick, Ralph E., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Vickery, Roger K. .... . Villacoria, Emilio G. . . . Vines, Thomas L. . . . Wagner, James A. . Wagoner, James E. . Walker, Cecil R., Jr. . Walker, Lewis l'l., Jr ....... Wallace, James M., Jr. . . Wallace, Joseph D., Sigma Phi Epsilon . Waller, Leland E., Sigma Chi Wardlaw, Thomas T. . Warren, Lewis G. . . . Gamboa, Canal Zone . . . Ailania, Ga. . Allanfa, Ga. . . . Griffin, Ga. . . . Ailanfa, Ga. Websier Groves, Mo. . Swainsboro, Ga. . . Tiiion, Ga. . Hapeville, Ga. . Columbia, Tenn. . . Aflanfa, Ga. . Brunswick, Ga. . Decaiur, Ga. . . . Ailania, Ga. . . . Bessemer, Ala. Balboa, Canal Zone . . . Columbus, Ga. . . Seaford, Dela. . Siaiesboro, Ga. . . Habana, Cuba Atlantic Beach, Fla. . . . . Macon, Ga. . Cleveland, Ga. . . Arhens, Ga. . Villa Rica, Ga. . Milwaukee, Wis. . . Hariwell, Ga. Guafemala, Guaiemala . . . . . Trion, Ga. . Warner Robins, Ga. . Mount Airy, N. C. Allania, Ga. . Jackson, Miss. . Augusfa, Ga. . Nifro, W. Va. . Ailanfa, Ga. . LaFayeHe, Ga. . York, S. C. Waison, William B., Jr. ..... . . Macon, Ga. Weiis, Neal P., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . Dallas, Texas Weatherly, Davis C. .... .... . . . Braselion, Ga. Weaihers, Lufher V., Phi Kappa Tau . . Daylona Beach, Fla. Weaihers, Roberl D., Alpha Tau Omega . . . Allania, Ga. Weafherspoon, Kennelh S., Phi Gamma Della . . Paducah, Ky. Weaver, Thomas E. . . . . . .... Woodbury, Ga. Webb, Jesse J ........ .. ..... Savannah, Ga. Webb, Joe B .... ........ N orih Lifile Rock, Ark. Websfer, Eugene G., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Sf. Albans, W. Va. Wellborn, Paul F., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Macon, Ga. Wells, James R., Sigma Chi ..... . . Jackson, Miss. Wells, Ralph G. ......... . Glasgow, Ky. Welsh, Earle A., Phi Kappa Tau . . . . . Ailania, Ga. Wesley, Allan O., Jr., Kappa Alpha . . . Ailanla, Ga. Wesley, Waller . ....... . . Marion, Ohio Wesiberry, Carlfon J., Sigma Chi .... . Waycross, Ga. Wesimoreland, Charles H., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Allania Ga. Whaley, Charles B. ......... . . Tampa, Fla. Whidden, Charles J. . . Nashville, Ga. Whiie, Charles M. . . . Aflania, Ga. Whiiehead, Donald S. . . Allanfa, Ga. Whiiehead, Harry C., Sigma Chi . . Ailainfa, Ga. Whifehead, Kline ..... . Bogarl, Ga. Whiiesides, Dale W .......... . Ailania, Ga. Whiiley, Eddy N., Sigma Chi ...... . . Franklin, Ky. Wiggins, William W., Lambda Chi Alpha Wilburn, Gaines P., Sigma Chi .... Macon , Ga Charlolle, N. C. 421 Wild, William A., Della Tau Della . Willbanks Charles E. . Willcox, Rliley R., Phi Della Tlhelal .- Williams, Claude A. . Williams, Fred L., lll .... Williams, John L. . . Willis, Warren C. . Wilson, James H. . . Wimberly, Charles H. ...... . Winllend, Dale F., Della Wolff, Ronald V. ........... . Womack, William M., Jr., Woo, Thomas H .... Woodward, James H., Jr Woodard, John M. . Wray, Jimmy E. . . Wrighl, Howell V. . Wyman, M. Kenl' . . Yagle, Joseph S. . Yamaki, Yoshio . . . . Scheneclady . .... All . Wahiawa, Oano, . Allanla . Lavonla . . Dublin . Clarkslon . . Allanla Asheville, . Moulfrie . Clay, W Jeffersonville . . Beloit Shrewsbury, . . Decalur . Augusla . Columbus . . Norlh Lillle Rock, Gardena . LaGr Yarbrough, Harry F. . . Savannah Yonge, George S., Sigma Nu . . Americus York, George W., Sigma Nu . . . . . . Allanla Young, Charles W., Jr., Theta Xi . . Memphis, Youngner, Larry D. . . , Brungwigk Zarghamee, Mehdi S. ...... . . . Tehran, Zeillin, Alan G., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . Nashville, Zsuffa, Sylvianne C. ...... . . Aflanla .igqgg , ay . , ,.'. . ,Qi ., -v K 'WIN oblechves in The Physical Training Program aT Tech are Told They hope To give The sTudenTs Those acTiviTies and erlences which will keep him physically TiT and menTally rTwh1le he is a sTuclenT aT Georgia Tech. They also hope T Through These acTiviTies To give him such Training in basic Techniques and TundamenTals oT These acTiviTies T They will have a carry over value and will resulT in being a healThier and happier ciTizen because ol: his rTiclpaTion in some form oT physical exercise aTTer leaving PT courses are scheduled To meeT twice a week. The shman course oT insTrucTion is divided inTo swimming. mnasTlcs and Track. The swimming course is naTionally wn as a survival course. The gym course is designed develop skill and body coordinaTion. Track develops The gs hearf and generally condiTions The muscles. The homore course of insTrucTion covers indoor and ouTdoor rTs They are designed To serve as mainTenance courses. Social Science choffy, s. c. . 5 i . 5 'l ,vet , lm! ilillii. V . '.'- .F 1 VT 'i ,La Tech. TT. Gilbreafh, B. Hyder, J. Lanoue, F. McAuIey, J. Piffard, J. Plaxico, T. Weiser, L. Physical Training The Social Sciences DeparTmenT was esTablished in T948 To provide The Georgia Tech sTuden'c wiTh a broad background oT general knowledge in several non-Technical Tields-his- Tory, poliTical science, sociology. and philosophy. On The freshman level, an analysis oT conizemporary socieTy in his- Torical perspecTive and The TundamenTals oi American gov- ernrnenT are provided. In sociology The upper-class sTudenT may elecT courses in indusTrial and urban sTudies. l'lisTory gives The largesT offerings in The deparTmenT, wiTh a wide selecTion oT UniTed STaTes hisTory courses which meeT The sTaTe requiremenT Tor a knowledge of our pasT heriTage. ln poliTical science inTernaTional relaTions and consTiTuTional enigmas are offered To inTeresTed upperclassmen. The iunior courses in in'rroducTory philosophy and logic are growing due To increasing s'cudenT demand. WiTh no pre-professional Training, The engineering sTu- denT needs a liberal arTs curriculum which paces his pro- fessional courses ThroughouT his Tour years in college. asfon, E. A. Hendricks, G. Kelly, P. Philips, T. D. Robards, E. M. Scharf, R. Sisk, G. N. Wighf, W. E. Ahrens, R. M. Borfell, E. E. Braden, C. H. Brewer, H. R. Carmichael, H. Crawford, V. D. Ewalf, W. P. Gersch, H. A. Manin, D. W. McDaniel, E. W. Physics is a TunclamenTal science ThaT is basic To a undersTanding in nearly all areas of science and Technol and The more advanced our Technology becomes The iT musT depend on The basic sciences Tor TurTher prog As each year passes iT widens The horizons OT basic rese in physics and brings new emphasis on The pracTical sig cance of such research. Each year also brings an incre volume of applied research which requires physicisTs To side by side wiTh engineers in indusTrial organizaTions governmenT agencies, where The inTeresT oT physics exT Trom The hearT oT The aTom To The Tringes of ouTer spa The School oT Physics meeTs The need Tor Trainin physics by oTFering basic service courses To all sophom and by oTFering advanced work leading To a bachel masTer's, or docTor's degree in physics. RegisTraTion Tor Junior and Senior work leading To Bachelor's Degree in Physics will be limiTed To Those have demonsTraTed appropriafe abiliTy in The prerequisi Physics J. H. HOWEY, Direcfor Meeks, M. L. Prosser, E. T. Simpson, W. C. Sievenson, J. R. WeaTherIy, T. L. Wike, O. B. Willie-ms, J. Q. Wyly, L. D. lr- vs . I I . ,, , F -iv--.-.. ' f ' T r . 1 V . - J. . .. sg., 5-lu,-rw ,r A. French Texlile School which is housed in -lhe modern rrison l-lighlower Building, offers courses leading 'lo a of Texlile Engineering degree, a Bachelor of Sci- in Texlile Chemislry or a Bachelor of Science in Tex- Each degree may be 'ralcen as a regular four-year or in accordance with 'rhe co-operaiive plan. school is viially inleresied in serving lhe expanding indusiry, and lhe courses provided have as Their the 'rraining of sludenis for employmeni in lhis and i+s relaied branches. ction ihrough classroom, library, and experimenlal :ry praclice is arranged lo give borh a lheoreiical aclical undersianding of lexlile procedure. Original on rhe pari of the sludenl is encouraged in boih reg- and graduale courses. mill visits To l'ex'rile planis in lhis area are l periodically by junior and senior classes, giving The uenr conlacl' wiih lexiile worlcings on a produciion scale. Textile 'WVQ ff! 1, -vi E I arg! I. ..,... .Qi .aw . 1 X ef fo 1-.4 ef' Q4 42 5 Alford, J. I. Dickerl, H. A. Fletcher, 6,8 Hill, R. L. Jones, C. A. i Lafhem, R. C. J. L. TAYLOR, Director MCCaffYu J- W SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Handley, Secrefaryp Forrest Travis, Presidenfp P01 Peuvy, Vice President 426 . J., '1 qi Qs .' r. fy, .J ' Hu ,..,,.,, . ,A XSS ,lf -f RLES M. ABATE, Langeloth, Pa., M. E., Phi Gamma Delta. ST MAXEY ABERNATHY, Atlanta, Ga., CH. E., Briaerean So- 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Chemical ty, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, St. Patrick's Council, 4, Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. S ROBERT ABERNETHY, JR., Gastonia, N. C., I. M., Kappa a Psi, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, 4, Wesley Foundation, T, 2, 3, 4, gle Club, 3, 4. Y GILBERT ADAMS, Jefferson, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 4. E CARL ADAMS, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E., 4. GAN DOUGLAS ADAMS, Bowersvil-Ie, Ga., Chem., 'lst Lt., R. O. T. C. RDO ANTONIO AGUILAR, Santa Ana El Salvador, Building truction, Pan American Club. IEL LEE ALBRITTON, Camden, Ala., Physics, Tau Beta Pi, Eta a Nu, Phi Kappa Phi, Scabbard 8. Blade, Captain, Army O. T. C., Outstanding Freshman, Artillery Corp., Army . T. C., Dean's List. IAM LEROY ALLEN, SR., Decatur, Ga., E. E., Vets Club, 3, 4, . E. E., 3, 4, I. R. E., 4. D ALMAND, JR., Atlanta, Ga., A. E., Phi Delta Theta, Stew- 3, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, Canterbury, Publications Board, 4, Print, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, ean's List, 'I. IAM CLARKE AMBROSE, Winter Haven, Fla., M. E., Theta Xi, e Manager, Pledgemaster, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Interfraternity cil, I, 2, Maior, Air Force R. O. T. C. UDE NEWELL ANDERSON, JR., Marietta, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E., rican Materials Handling Society. 4ID JOHN ANDERSON, Decatur, Ga., I. M., Phi Gamma Delta. IIN PALMER ANDERSON, Brunswick, Ga., Math., Phi Eta Sigma, ,erean Society, Tau Beta Pi, Co-op Club, Second Lt., Army D. T. C., Dean's List. IN WESLEY ANDERSON, Twin City, Ga., I. E., 2nd Lieutenant, ,y R. O. T. C. ul I'j ,t 1 -I Q, ,I 428 Seniors TAZWELL LEIGH ANDERSON, JR., Savannah, Ga., l. M., Ch T Club, Ramblin' Reck Club, S. A. M., A. M. A., Varsity Foot JOHN WAYNE ANDREWS, Roberta, Ga., l. E., Alpha Tau O Vice President, 3, 4, Pledge Master, 4, Institute of Aero Sciences, 2, 3, A. I. I. E., 3, 4, Wesley Foundation, 3, 4, E Navy R. O. T. C. JOSEPH LOUIS ANDREWS, JR., Brunswick, Ga., M. E., Foundation, I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Op Club, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 4. RICHARD FREDRICK ANDREWS, Mattoon, Ill., I. M., Sigma President, Executive Roundtable, Secretary, lnterfraternity Co S. A. M. FRED DICKERSON ANTHONY, JR., Shellman, Ga., I. M., Sigma Phi, S. A. M., 3, 4, A. M. A., 3, 4. HILTON JULIUS ARNOLD, II, Douglasville, Go., I. M., Tri Club, 3, 4, Student Counselor, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, I. HOWARD HENRY ARNOLD, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Kappa Sigm Delta Epsilon, S. A. M., Technique, I, 2, 3, 4, Features Editor LANCE HARDY ARRINGTON, Columbus, Ga., E. E., Chi Pershing Rifles, I, 2, A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4, Spiked Shoe Society, 2, ROBERT CLARK ASHBY, Jackson, Tenn., l. E., Kappa Alpha Corresponding Secretary, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Alpha Pi M Vice President, 4, A. I. I. E., 2, 3, Secretary 4, American Mat Handling Society, 4, Canterbury, I, 2, 3, 4, Executive Roundt 4, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Junior Industrial Engi ing Student 1960. WILLIAM LEHMAN ASHE, Augusta, Ga., C. E., Chi Phi, Ame Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS CARLYLE AUTREY, Asheville, N. C., I. M., Delta Sigma IEL EUGENE AUTRY, Hinsanton, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 4. THOMAS AYCOCK, JR., Albany, Ga., I. M. BABYAK, Yonkers, N. Y., E. E., Newman Club, 'l, 2, 3, 4, E. E., 3, 4, I. R. E., 3, 4. TER DEBELE BACH, JR., Pensacola, Fla., Physics, Kappa Alpha r, Student Council, 4, Triangle Club, 'l, 2, Westminister Fel- ip, 1, 2, Technique, I, 2, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. RGE BINGHAM BACHE, lll, Decatur, Ga., M. E., Chi Psi, tary, 3, Vice President, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., Air Force R. O. T. C., Drill Team, I, 2. ALD FREDERICK BACKER, Macon, Ga., E. E., Tau Epsilon Phi, Chancellor, 3, Bursar, 2, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, I, Eta Kappa Nu, , Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Anak Medal, 'I, Dean's List, 3. ID LEROY BAILEY, Tucker, Ga., I. M. IS RAY BAKER, Atlanta, Ga., A. E., Phi Kappa Tau, President, , Institute Aerospace Sciences, 2, 3, 4, Navy Rifle Team, 'l, 2, , Varsity Rifle Team, 4, Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C. L LOUIS BALALIS, Valdosta, Ga., I. M., Sigma Nu, Sigma-Y- anx, 2, 3, President, 4, Honor Board, Executive Roundtable, , Vice President, 4, Triangle Club, 'l, 2, 3, lnterfraternity ncil, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, Helenic Club, , Treasurer, Vice President, Blue Print, 1, 2, Technique, 2, tain, Air Force R. O. T. C. THUR TOWNE BALLMAN, JR., Miami Shores, Fla., ARCH., Phi 'TIG Kappa, American Institute of Architects, 4. RWELI. FINLEY BANISTER, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Chi Psi. DMAS HATTAWAY BANKS, Milledgeville, Ga., T. E., Phi Delta ta, Delta Kappa Phi, 3, 4, President, 4, Saint Patrick's Council, 4, Treasurer, 4, American Association of Textile Chemists and orists, Pershing Rifles, 1. RRIS CLAYBORN BARKER, The Rock, Ga., Cer. E., American 'amic Society, 2, 3, Vice President, 4. BERT STEPHEN BARNARD, Baton Rouge, La., Arch., Kappa wha Order, American Institute of Architects, 3, 4, Triangle b, I. NINETH CARSON BARNES, Tifton, Ga., M. E., A. S. M. E., ptain, Air Force R. O. T. C. JOHN B. BARNEY, Erlton, N. J., I. M., Vets Club, S. A A. M. A., Toastmasters Club. JOHN MICHAEL BARRELL, odessa, Fla., c. E. Roaster WAYNE BARRENTINE, Pai.-tfka, Ha., i. M. JOHN WALTER BATES, Bainbridge, Ga., C. E., Phi Kappa S Secretory, 2, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, Alpha Phi Omega, 'l. WARREN LEIGHTON BATTS, Plant City, Fla., E. E., Phi Eta S I, Briaerean Society, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, Secretary, 4, Beta Pi, 3, President, 4, A. I. E. E., 2, 3, Vice Presiclent, 4, l. 2, 3, 4, St. Patrick's Council, 4, Student Council, 4, Dean's Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Scholarship Award 1958, Eta Kapp Sophomore Scholarship Award 1959, Rotarian Scholarship A 1959. JOHN VIRGIL BAXLEY, Blackville, S. C., Physics, Phi Eta S President, 2, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma Kappa Phi, Baptist Student Union. EDWARD FRANK BAZEMORE, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., 'lst Lieute Army R. O. T. C. JOSEPH NEIL BAZEMORE, Atlanta, Ga., Building Constru Architecture Society, 4, Pershing Rifles, 'l, 2. GEORGE DERRY BEACH, Atlanta, Ga., Psychology, Kappa Order, President, 2, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, 'l, Vice Presiden Koseme, 3, Vice President, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, Vice dent, 4, ANAK, 4, President, 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 2, Judiciary Cabinet, 3, 4, Student Council, Advisory Cabin Interfraternity Council, 2, World Student Fund Committee, 2, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4, President, 4, Technique, 4, Associate tor, 4, Golf Team, 3, Dean's List, 1, 2, 3. THOMAS JEFFERSON BEAIRD, Atlanta, Ga., Arch., Phi Ga Delta, Wesley Foundation, Armed Forces Chemical Associa ist Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. THOMAS WIMBRIC BEASLEY, Macon, Ga., I. M., Baptist Stu Union, 'I, 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Pershing R 'I, 2. EDWARD MORGAN BECKHAM, Il, Perry, Ga., I. M., Phi Theta, Vice President, Scabbard 81 Blade, 3, 4, Industrial Man ment Society, 3, 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4, D List, 'I, 2, 3, 4. EDGAR LAWRENCE BELCHER, Moultrie, Ga., I. E. JAMES RUSSELL BELL, Miami, Fla., M. E., S. A. M. 3, 4, Treas 3, Society of American Military Engineers, 3, 4, Lieutenant, J R. O. T. C. RICHARD BRYAN BELL, Bremen, Ga., l. M., Beta Theta Pi Delta Epsilon, Who's Who Among Students of American Colll and Universities, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary President, 4, Triangle Club, Technique, 'l, 4, Rambler, 2, 3 Advertising Manager, 4, Homecoming Committee, 4. Seniors ERT FRANKLIN BELOTE, Germantown, Tenn.: I. E., Theta Chip etary 37 A. I. I. E. 3, 47 American Materials Handling Society, igma-Y-Phalanax, I, 2: Baptist Student Union, I, 2. ODOR CHRISTIAN BERENTHIEN, JR., Macon, Ga., Chem.: rican Chemical Society. RLES FRED BERGER, Chattanooga, Tenn., M. E. IN OTIS BERKHAN, JR., Atlanta, Ga.: E. E., Georgia Tech d 2, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. DERICK HENRY BINDER, Thomasville, Ga., I. E., Bulldog Club, 1 A. I. I. E., 3, 4, Westminister Fellowship, 3, 4, Triangle Club, , 3, 4. ES LEWIS BIRD, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Pi Kappa Alpha, se Manager, 37 Bulldog Club, 2, 3. N GROVER BIRDSONG, Lindale, Ga., A. E., Kappa Alpha er, Corresponding Secretary, 3, Secretary, 4, Institute of Aero- ce Sciences, I, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Technique .Ii Navy R. O. T. C. I Team, I, Ensign Navy R. 0. T. C., Dean's list, 1, 2. EST CLYDE BLACKARD, JR., Kingsport, Tenn., M. E., Pres- erian Student Center, I, Secretary, 2, Vice President, 3, 4, S. M. E., Armed Forces Chemica-I Association, 'Ist Lt. Army .T.C. LIAM THOMAS BLACKERBY, Brunswick, Ga., A. E. BERT FULTON BLAND, II, Atlanta, Ga.: Industrial Management, Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, S. A. M., Blue Print, I, 2, 3, 4, Photography tor, 2, 3,. 4, Technique, 3, 4, Photography Editor, 4, Rambler, 45 Swimming Team, 1. IARLES CHESSER BLEAKLEY, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., Lambda Chi wha, President 47 A, I. E. E., Maior, Army R. O. T. C. Seniors HENRY SMETS BLITCH, JR., Statesboro, Ga., I. E., Alpha Omega, A. I. I. E., 4, Executive Roundtable, 4, Baptist Stu Union, Technique, I. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BLOUNT, Columbus, Ga., E. E., Tau Pi, 3, 4, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Ka Phi, Baptist Student Union, I, A. I. E. E., Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. RUTH ANN BLUE, Warner Robins, Ga., A. E., Alpha Xl D Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4, lnterfraternity Council, 4, Newman C I, 2, 3, 4, Women Students' Association, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice P dent, 3, Chairman, Judiciary Committee, 4, Gamma Psi, 'l, 2, 3 Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 4, Society of Women gineers, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, 4, Institute of A space Sciences, 2, 3, 4, Ga. Tech Band, 'l. JAMES SPENCER BOMAR, Palmetto, Ga., I. M., Phi Kappa Sig Secretary, 3, Pledgemaster, 4, President, 4, Bulldog Club, S. A. Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. CHARLES WILLIAM BONNEN, West Palm Beach, Fla., I, M. MARCUS ANDREW BOOKER, Ellenwood, GQ., M. E., Wesley F dation, 2, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4, Air Force Band, I, 2. DAVID ROBERT soozER, Greer, s. C., M. E., captain, A R. O. T. C., Freshman Football, I, B-Team, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EUGENE BOOZER, Atlanta, Ga., E. E. ROGER KEITH BORKENHAGEN, Beloit Wis., I. E., Phi Sigma Kap Toastmasters Club, 4, A. l. I. E., 4, Armed Forces Chemical sociation, 3, 4, Society of American Military Engineers, 4, Army R. O. T. C. WILBUR EDWIN BOSARGE, JR., Mobile, Ala., Math., Kappa Alp Order, Phi Eta Sigma, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Treasurer, Vice President, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Pi Mu Epsilon, 4, Scabbu 8. Blade, 4, Glee Club, I, Baptist Student Union, I, 2, 3, Toastmasters Club, 3, 4, Physics Club, 4, World Student F Committee, 3, 4, Lieutenant Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished lil tary Student, Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Teaching Assistantship Mathematics, 4, World Student Fund Exchange Student, Fede Institute of Technology Zurich, Switzerland. HENRY L. BOWEN, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 4, Technique, N DAVID ROBERT BOWEN, Rahway, N. J., I. M., Barbell b, I, Pershing Rifles, Swimming, I, Baseball, I. I.IAM STEPHEN BOWEN, JR., Blackshear, Ga., M. E., Delta Delta, President, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, American Rocket So- , I, 2, 3, Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, . S. M. E., 2, 3, 4, Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3, 4. LTER OREN BOWMAN, Ill, Smyrna, Ga., M. E., Theta Xl, S. M. E., 2, 3, 4, Canterbury, 2, 3, 4. NALD GWINES BOZEMAN, Sylvester, Ga., E. E., Vet's Club, 3, 4, Baptist StucIent's Union, I, 2, 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 4. N HOWARD BRADLEY, Savannah, Ga., I. M., Kappa Alpha er, Vice President, Executive Roundtable, 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4. HN ANSEL BRADY, JR., Golden Meadow, La., I. M., S. A. M., 4, Ham Radio 2, 4, Newman Club, I, 2, A. M. A., 4. ONEY FORREST BRAGG, New York, N. Y., I. E., A. I. I. E. HARD MASSEY BRAMBLETT, Decatur, Ga., I. E., Alpha Tau ego, Toastmasters Club, Treasurer 2, Executive Vice President, President, 4, YMCA Cabinet, 3rd Vice President, 4, Armed ces Chemical Association, 3, 4, Executive Roundtable, 3, 4, I. I. E., 4, A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4, YMCA Board of Directors, 4, ptain, Army R. O. T. C. LLIAM BENJAMIN BRANAN, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi Gamma Ita, Baptist Student Union, I, 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4, Armed Forces emical Association, 3. NNETH EARL BRANDENBURG, Fair Haven, N. J., Arch., Sigma , Tau Sigma Delta V. P., 3, Architecture Society. LTER HENRY BRASINGTON, Jr., Waycross, Ga., I. M., Sigma pha Epsilon, Eminent Warden, 3, Bulldog Club, 3, 4. -ARY JACKSON BRASWELL, Atlanta, Ga., E. E. DHN BRENDUS, Canton, Ohio, M. E., A. S. M. E., 4, Bar Bell ub, 4. 'EPHEN RAYMOND BRENNER, Miami, Fla., I. M., Phi Epsilon , Treasurer, 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 2, 3, 4, Engineer, I, 2, 3, 4. JWIN BOYD BREWER, Seroe Colorado, Netherland Antillies, A. E. JOHN PIERCE BREWSTER, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Sigma Alpha Ep Circle K Club, S. A. M. GUSTAVO JOSE BRICENO, Caracas, Venezuela, Cer E.: American Club. DAVID LAWRENCE BRILLIANT, Orlando, Fla., E. E., Delta Delta, Newman Club, 'I, 4, Armed Forces Chemical Association, HENRY JOSEPH BRINK, Yonkers, N. Y., E. E., Eta Kappa Nu, Club, 3, A. I. E. E., 2, Newman C-lub, 2, Dean's List, I, 2, I. R. E., 2. EUGENE CHARLES BRISBANE, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. E. JAMES WAVERLY BRITTAIN, Eatonton, Ga., E. E., A. I. E. E., I. ROBERT ALEXANDER BRITTON, Miami, Fla., Ch. E., Phi Eta Si I, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, American Institute Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, American Chemical Society, 4, minister Fellowship, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Triangle Club, 3, 4, 2nd Lieuten Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL LEE BRODY, Brooklyn, N. Y., I. E., Alpha Epsilon A. I. I. E., 4, World Student Fund Committee, 2, 3, Bull-I Club, 3, 4. HURLEY RUSSELL BROOKING, Toccoa, Ga., M. E., Pi Kappa Alph CHARLES EDWARD BROWN, Decatur, Ga., M. E. DONALD ESCOTT BROWN, College Park, Ga., Arch., Ga. Band, I, 2, Alpha Phi Omega, I, 2, Wesley Foundation, I, 2. DONALD MORRIS BROWN, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 3, Wesley Foundation, 3, 4. GRIER WELDON BROWN, Jr., Wrens, Ga., E. E., Alpha Tau Ome Baseball, 'l. NEIL NORBERT BROWN, Charlotte, N. C., I. M., Newman CII 'I, 2, T Club, 3, 4, Varsity Football Manager, 2, 3, 4. l OLIVER LEE BROWN, Ellenwaod, Ga., I. E. Seniors ALD SCOTT BROWN, Yonkers, N. Y., Phi Epsilon Pi, Corre- ding Secretary, 2, 37 Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4, Vets , 2, 3, 4, Publication Board, Psychology Club, 3, 4, Sports Club, Founder, 4, President, 4, Engineer, 2, 3, Business Man- , 4. IAM WARNER BROWN, Atlanta, Ga.: I. E., Baptist Student n, A. I. I. E. RGE WILLIAM BRUCE, Toccoa, Ga., E. E.: Dean's List, 1, 2. ES ROBERT BRUCE, St. Simons, Ga., E. E., Phi Delta Theta, e Manager, 2, I. R. E., Captain, Air Force, R. O. T. C. N CHARLES BRYAN, West Point, Miss., I. E., Kappa Alpha rp A. l. I. E., 3, 4, Philosophy Club, 3, Technique, 'I. ALD THIELE BUCKLEY, Augusta, Ga., A. E., Institute of Aero- e Sciences, 3, 4. ANDER AUSTIN BURCH Il, Atlanta, Ga., I. M.: Sigma Nu, tmasters Club, Secretary, 3, Pershing Rifles-Commander, 3, a Tech, 27 Scabbard 8. Blade, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., 3, Drilled Basic Army R. O. T. C. Cadet 19585 Major, Army . T. C., 4. ALD THOMAS BURCH, Mobile, Ala., Ch. E., A. N. A. K. So- , Treasurer, 4, T Club, 2, 3, 4, Ramblin' Reck, 4, American ica-I Society, 4, American Institute of Chemica-I Engineers, 47 ball, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4. IN MILTON BURGESS, Spartanburg, S. C.: E. E.: Eta Kappa 4, I. R. E., 4, Vets Club, 2, 3, Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3, 4. 'YIALD WORTH BURKE, Tampa, Fla., Ch. E., Kappa Alpha Order: ed Forces Chemical Organization, 3, 4, American Institute of mical Engineers, 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. ARD BYRD BURLESON, Blountsville, Ala., C. E., Society of rican Military Engineers, 3, 4, Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, 4, og Club, 4, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., American Society of I Engineers, 2, 3, 4. Seniors ROBERT BRADFORD BURNETTE, Valdosta, Ga., I. M., Sigma A Epsilon, Arnold Air Society, 'l, 2. JAMES LARRY BURNEY, Sanford, Fla., I. M., S. A. M., A. M. A. KENNETH BEVILLE BURNHAM, JR., Woodbine, Ga., Ch. E., La Chi Alpha, Co-Op Club, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical gineers, 4, Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3, 4, Swim Team, 2, 3, Dean's List, 'l. GEORGE OLIVER BURNS, East Point, Ga., I. M., King's Men, S. A WILLIAM RALPH BURSON, JR., Carrollton, Ga., M. E., Pi Sigma, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4. ALTON EDGAR BUSH, Cartersville, Ga., M. E., Pi Tau Si 3, 4, Vets Club, 4, A. S. M. E. JOHN M. BURRELL, Odessa, Fla., C. E. RUSSELL TRAVIS BUTLER, Elberton, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E., 4, Cap Air Force R. 0. T. C. JOHN BLACKWELL BYRD, JR., Columbia, S. C., Ch. E., Briae Society, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Armed Forces Chemical Society, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4, First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 3, 4. FREDERICK BORRIES BYWATER, Lakeland, Fla., I. E., Beta Theta Alumni Secretary, 2, Pledge Master, 3, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, ANAK Society, 4, Secretary, 4, Koseme Society, 3, Who's Wh American Colleges and Universities, World Student Fund mittee, 2, 3, 4, Student Lecture 8. Entertainment Committee, 3 YMCA Cabinet, 4, Alpha-Y-Phalynx, I, 2, Block-T-Club, 1, Ram Reck Club, 4, A. I. I. E., 4, Canterbury, 2, 3, 4, Pershing Rifles lnterfraternity Council, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Fraternity Board, 4, Chairman, 4, Blue Print, 'I, General Section Editor Features Editor, 3, Editor-In-Chief, 4, PubIication's Board, International Student Committee, 4, Triangle Club, 4, 2nd L tenant Army R. O. T. C., Gym Team, 1, Dean's List, 'I, 2, YM YWCA, USA-USSR Exchange Student, Owens Illinois Scholarshi ALLEN THOMAS CADORA, Decatur, Ga., I. M., Sigma Nu, C mander, 4, Inter-Fraternity Council, 2, 3, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, ecutive Roundtable, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Phalanx, 2, 3, 4, Fraterr Honor Board, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Technique 2, 3, Ensi Naval R. O. T. C. DORE KNIGHT CAHILL, Albany, Ga., I. M., Sigma Alpha on, Newman Club, S. A. M., Alpha Phi Omega, Executive dtable. ION WATERS CAIN, Florence, S. C., T. E., Pi Kappa Alpha, ni Secretory, 4, Camera Club, I, 2, S. A. E., 'I, 2. RGE REID CALCOTT, JR., Daytona Beach, Flo., C. E., Delta Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, I, Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Beta Pi, 3, 4, Briarean Society, 2, 3, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, bard 81 Blade, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Varsity Rifle Team, , 3, 4, American Society Civil Engineers, 4, American Society ary Engineers, Technique, 3, ANAK Freshman Award, Chem. ., American Society of Military Engineer's Meda-I, 3, Major, R. O. T. C., Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. LIAM ROBERT CALVERT, Forest Park, Ga., C. E., Chi Phi, bard 8. Blade, American Society of Civil Engineers, Bar Bell , R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 2nd Lt. Army R. O. T. C. ES ROGER CAMPBELL, Chicago, III., I. M., Phi Gamma Delta. POLDO VICENTE CANCIO, Soncti Spiritus, Cuba, M. E., man Club, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Pan American Club, 2, 3. ERICK HENRY CANFIELD III, Coral Gables, Fla., Math., Phi pa Tau, Treasurer, 2, 3, Canterbury. GRAPH CARMICHAEL, JR., Andalusia, Ala., I. M., Sigma a Epsilon, Vice President, 3, Koseme, 3, 4, Ramblin' Reck , I, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Interfraternity ncil, 2, 3, President, 4, Interfraternity Council Honor Board, 2, irman, 3, Homecoming Committee, 4, Technique, I, 2, Captain, Force, R. O. T. C. RMAN CARMICHAEL, Roslyn, N. Y., I. M., Phi Kappa Sigma, se Manager, 2, S. A. M., 4, A. M. A., 4. EN BARBARA CARPENTER, Augusta, Ga., Math., Women's ge of Tau Beta Pi, Women's Student Association, 'l, 2, 3, mo Psi, I, 2, 3, Student Council, 2, Society of Women En- ers, 1, 2, 3, Triangle Club, 3, Technique, I, Engineer, I, 2, ok, 2, 3, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, Freshman Camp Counselor, 2. l.LIAM E. CARROLL, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Theta Chi, A. I. I. E., sley Foundation, American Material Handling Society. DA L. CARSWELL, Glennville, Ga., I. E., Society of Women ineers, Women's Student Association, Gamma Psi, Triangle b, A. I. I. E., Baptist Student Union, I, 2, 3, Blue Print, 1, 2, hnique, 1, 2. PWARD EUGENE CARTEE, Huntington, W. Va., I. E., Alpha Phi iega, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Recreation Council Y. M. C. A., 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4, A. I. I. E., 4, Cadet Maior Air Force O. T. C. MAR CASH, Carnesville, Ga., E. E., Veteran's Club, A. I. E. E., 2. E. 'BERT EUGENE CATTARIN, Alliance, Ohio, I. E., Delta Sigma 1, A. I. I. E., 4, American Materials Handling Society, 4. 7 THOMAS CLEON CHAMBERS, Ill, Homerville, Ga., I. M., Delta Theta, Ramblin' Reck Club, Bulldog Club, Circle K S. A. M., Rambler, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. DAVID LEE CHAUSLOR, Crossett, Ark., Ch. E., Delta Tau American Society of Chemical Engineers. DONALD LEWIS CHAPMAN, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Beta Thet Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 3, 4, President, 4, Pi Delta Ep 3, 4, President, 4, Scabbard 8- Blade, 3, 4, Ist Lieutenant A Air Society, 3, 4, Who's Who Among Students In American leges 84 Universities, lnterfraternity Council, 4, Publication B S. A. M., Technique, I, Rambler, 2, Advertising Manager, 3, ness Manager, 4, Lt. Col., Air Force R. O. T. C. CHARLES MAXWELL CHASTAIN, Atlanta, Ga., M. E. BEN EARNEST CHILCUTT, Columbus, Miss., Building Constru Kappa Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega, Freshman Camp, Honor B Lieutenant, Navy R. 0. T. C. JAMES CHIN, Atlanta, Ga., Cer. E. EDWARD CHOU, Augusta, Ga., C. E., Chinese Club, Presiden American Society of Civil Engineers, Lt., Army R. O. T. C. JERRY GEORGE CHRIST, Tampa, Fla., I. E., I. R. E., 3, A. I. I. INSOO CHUN, Bookahyundong Suhdaimoon-Ku, Seoul, K Cer. E., Keramos, Vice President, 4, American Ceramic So 2, 3, 4. CHARLE D. CLARK, Atlanta, Ga., I. E. ROY FRANKLIN CLACKUM, Oxford, Ala., Cer. E., American mic Society, 2, 3, 4, St. Patricks Council, 3. COY WILLIAM CLARK, Graceville, Fla., E. E., I. R. A., 2, 3 Georgia Tech Band, 1. SCHUYLER WALTON CLARK, JR., Augusta, Ga., I. E., Chi Custodian, 2, 3, 4, A. I. l. E., 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Student Cc cil, 3, 4, Second Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 'l, 2 HARVEY BRAGG CLARKE, Perry, Ga., I. E., Sigma Nu, Recorder A. I. I. E., 3, 4, Wesley Foundation, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant, A R. O. T. C. MARSHALL FENN CLARKE, Atlanta, Ga., Architecture. I S e n I o r s LMES WATSON CLEMENTS III, Greenville, Ga., C. E. NALD EUGENE CLEMENTS, Memphis, Tenn., M. E., VeI's Club, S. M. E. LLIAM ALLAN CLUTE, Hillsborough, Calif., I. M., 5. A. M., 3, 4, Barbell Club, 3, 4, American Society nf Civil Engineers, ,4. FRED DAVID COBB, Jena La.: I. M., S. A. M., 3, 45 A. M. A., 4. NALD RAY COKER, Reidsvllle, N. C., I. M., Chi Psi. ELLAN KELLY COLEMAN, Miami, Fla., I. E., Phi Gamma Delta, I. I. E., 45 Pershing Rifles, I, 2. YTON CHESTER COLEY, Nashville, Tenn., l. M., Sigma-Y- alanx, 1, S. A. M., 3, 47 A. S. M. E., 2, Cross County Team, Ip ack Team, 1, Tennessee Polytechnic Insfiiuie, 2. ILIP GERALD COLTER, Aflanfu, Ga., M. E. ILLIAM JESSE COLTER, Cadwell, Ga., M. E., A. S. M. E., LI., my R. o. T. c. JHARLES CONE, JR, Little Rock, Ark., I. M., Phi Epsilon Pi, orresponding Secretary, 2, Pledgemaster, 3, Recording Secre- ary, 4, Amateur Radio Club, S. A. M. .LFRED JACKSON CONNELL, JR., Wewahiichka, Fla., I. E., . A. M., 4: American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. r J ggi? I ,, IL: Seniors RICHARD EUGENE CONWAY, Rome, Ga., M. E. FRANK ABRAHAM COOK, JR., Macon, Ga., I. M., Kappa Kap Psi, 3, Secretary, 4, Georgia Tech Band, 'l, 2, 3, Executive ficer, 4. FREDERICK LEE COOK, Tampa, Flu., Math., Kappa Alpha Ord Treasurer, 4, Tau Bela Pi, 3, 4, Scabbard 8. Blade, 4, Dea List, I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN FRANKLIN COOKE, Lakeland, Fla., Physics, Theta Chi, S refary, 3, Tau Bela Pi, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4, Physics Club, 'l, 2, 3, President 3, Tech Band, I, 2, Drama Tech, I, Arnold Air Socie 2, Dean's Lisf, 'l, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES FRANKLIN COOPER, Decatur, Ga., I. M., Sigma N S. A. M., 3, Executive Round Table, 3. JAMES COCHRAN COOPER, Jacksonville, Fla., E. E., Pi Kappa Ph Secretary 3, Drama Tech, 2, I. R. E., 4. JOHN ALEXANDER COPELAND, Ill, Aflania, Ga., Physics, Lambd Chi Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma, Physics Club, Dean's Lisf, 'I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD JACKSON CORNETT, Macon, Ga., I. E., Co-op Clu 2, 3, Vice Presideni, 4. ROBERT F. COTTER, Lake Wales, Fla., E. E. LESTER S. COTTRELL, JR., Hallandale, Fla., A. E., Sigma-Y-Phalam1 'I, 2, 3, Y. M. C. A. Recreation Council, 'I, 2, 3, Baptist Sluclen Union, 'l, 2, S. A. E., I, 2, 3, 4. BURTON MARSHALL COURTNEY, Thomasville, Ga., C. E., A. S. E. 2, 3, 4, Lt. Colonel, Air Force R. O. T. C. LY ANN COVER, Cumberland, Md., C. E., Maiorette, 1, 2, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Women's Student Association, 'l, 2, 3, 4, y of Women Engineers, I, 2, Gamma Psi, I, 2, 3, 4, Student cil, 3, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4, Triangle 4, Dormitory Counselor, 4, Blue Print Copy Editor, 4, Tech- , I. P. COWART, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Vets Club, S. A. M. RT H. COWART, Bronwood, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E., 3, 4, ican Materials Handling Society, 4, Vets Club, 3. UR REEVES COX, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Ch. E., Phi Sigma ' , Pledge Master, 3, 4, Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3, 4, ican Chemical Society, 2, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical eers, 3, 4, Captain, Army R. O. T. C. S RICHMOND CRAFTON, Camden, S. C., M. E., Theta Chi, urer, 3, Arnold Air Society, 2, Brittain Debating Society, I, orce R. O. T. C. Drill Team, I, 2. LD FREDERICK CRAIG, West Memphis, Ark., I. E., A. I. I. E., ty of American Military Engineers, Co-Op Club. RT EZELL CRAVEN, JR., Atlanta, Ga., E. E. ID WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Charleston, 5. C., M. E., Delta on, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4, Lutheran Student iation, I, 2, 3, 4. RT FREDERICK CREIGHTON, JR., Tampa, Fla., I. E., A. I. I. E., ist Student Union, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Lt., Army R. O. T. C. N PATRICK CRENSHAW, Decatur, Ga., A. E., Delta Sigma Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, St. Patricks cil, 3. N HARVEY CROSS, Forest Park, Ga., E. E., Eta Kappa Nu, E. E., Newman Club. N HENRY CROUCH, New Orleans, La., A. E., Tau Kappa lon, Treasurer, Phi Eta Sigma, 'I, Arnold Air Society, 2, Air e R. O. T. C. Drill Team, I, 2, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Wesley ludation, I, Freshman Award for Proficiency in Air Science, I, tanding Drill Team Member, 2, Dean's List, 1, 2. PH RAYMOND CROW, JR., Memphis, Tenn., Psychology, Psi ety, 4, Newman Club, 4, Colonel, Air Force R. O. T. C., Dean's I. -NRLES WILLIAM CROWE, East Point, Ga., I. M., 5. A. M. IN HARRY CURTIS, Covington, Ga., I. M., Phi Sigma Kappa, .. M., 3, 4, A. M. A., 3, 4, Executive Roundtable, 3, 4. CONSTANTINE H. DALLAS, Charlotte, N. C., I. E., A. I. I. E Treasurer, 4, American Material Handling Society, 3, Vice dent, 4, Veteran's Club, 3, 4. JAMES LGFAYETTE DANIEL, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E. JOHN WILLIAM DANIEL, Wanchese, N. C., C. E. RAYMOND EDWARD DANIELS, West Memphis, Ark., E. E. MARCEL FREDERICK DASTUGUE, New Orleans, La., I. M., K Alpha Order, House Manager, 2, 3, T Club, 3, 4, Exec Roundtable, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Secreta Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C., Football, I, Baseball, 1, 2. GEORGE DESAUSSURE DAVIDSON, Moultrie, Ga., I. E., Theft House Manager, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4, S. A. M., 3, A. I. I 3, 4, Canterbury, 2, 3, American Materials Handling Society, BYRON A. DAVIS, Boston, Ga., Ch. E., Phi Sigma Kappa, Tr urer, 3, American Chemical Society, 3, 4, American Institu Chemical Engineers, 3, I. F. C., 3. CARL GEORGE DAVIS, St. Louis, Mo., A. E., Delta Sigma Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 4, American Rocket Society, Kings Men, 3, 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. CHARLES EDWARD DAVIS, III, Cochran, Ga., E. E., Triangle C Toastmasters Club, Y. M. C. A. Recreation Council, Exec Roundtable, Scabbard 8- Blade, A. I. E. E., Captain, R. O. T. C. McCAMlE FRANKLIN DAVIS, Milledgeville, Ga., T. E., Si Phalanx, I, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, Triangle Club, 'I, 2, 3, 4, byterian Student Union, 3, 4. THEODORE HARRIS DAVIS, Powder Springs, Ga., I. M., Indus Management Society, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Scabbard 8. Bl S. A. M., 3, Vice President, 4, Distinguished Military Stud Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 3, 4. WILLIAM DONALD DAWSON, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., Vets Club. CHARLES ROBERT DAWKINS, Cartersvills, Ga., I. M. RONALD LEE DAY, Sabina, Ohio, C. E., Lt. Commander, N R. O. T. C. BAXTER OLIVER DEAL, JR., Lake Providence, La., M. E., Chi Cc-Op Club, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Captu Army R. O. T. C. -F-. o 4. Seniors IEL CHARLES DeCARLO, Tampa, Fla., l. E., Beta Theta Pi, semanager, 3, 4, Sigma Phalanx, 1, A. I. I. E., 3, 4, Major, Force R. O. T. C. ID JOHN DECKER, Yardley, Pa., I. M., Alpha Tau Omega, man Club, Major, Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished Military ent. ALD JAMES DeHAYNE, Atlanta, Ga., C. E., Pi Kappa Alpha, se Manager, 2, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Honor Board, 3, 4, New- Club, 4, American Chemical Society, 3, 4, American Institute hemical Engineers, 2, 3, 4. LIAM RANDOLPH DELK, Blackville, S. C., E. E., Scabbarcl 81 e, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, Secretary, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, Vice ident, 3, President, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Brierean Society, 3, 4, I. E. E., I, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, Baptist Student Union, l, 2, 3, stmasters C-lub, 'l, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Triangle Club, , Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4, Physics Club, I, 2, Blue Print, 1, 2, tain, Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished Military Student, Dean's 1, 2, 3, 4. ONSO DeLOACH, Statesboro, Ga., Physics, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, bard 8. Blade, 3, 4, Physics Club, 2, 3, 4, A. N. A. K. Society al, 1, Distinguished Military Student, 4, Captain, Army . T. C., Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4. ER GUS DEMETRIADES, Gastonia, N. C., l. M., Sigma Phi lion, Pledge Trainer, 3, Student Council, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Student y Vice President, 4, Koseme, 3, S. A. M., 2, 3, 4, Hellenic Club, , Radio Club, 'l, 2, Judiciary Cabinet, 3, 4, Advisory Cabinet ent Council, President, 4, Student-Faculty Honor Committee, EPH ROY DePRlEST, JR., Richmond, Va., I. E., Delta Upsilon, rgia Tech Band, 'l. ALD WILLIAM DETTMER, Atlanta, Ga., M. E. SON ALEXANDER DEWAR, Columbus, Ga., Phychology, Psi iety, 4, Georgia Tech Band, 2, Army Rifle Team, 3, Lt. Col., y R. O. T. C., 4, A. U. S. A. Medal for Artillery, 3. VID F. de WOLFE, Miami, Fla., E. E., Phi Sigma Kappa, Georgia :h Band, 'l, 2, 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 4. L DIDO, Istanbur, Turkey, I. E., Phi Gamma Delta, Interna- a-l Club. I.. 1 t ,. ,J .if -s ' .. . .xl x L, -- w i, Seniors ROBERT DOUGLAS DIXON, Camilla, Gd., I. E., Alpha Tau Om Table Manager, 4, A. I. I. E., Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. WILLIAM THOMAS DODD, JR., Jackson, Miss., Chem., Pi Ka Alpha, Pledgemaster, 3, Presbyterian Student Center, T, 2, Pershing Rifles, 'l, 2, Bulldog Club, 3, lnterfraternity Council, 2 Dean's List, 'I, 2. RODGER WILLIAM DODSON, Chattanooga, Tenn., Arch., Chi Glee Club, I, 2, 3, Arch. Society, Air Force Drill Team, T, Print, I, 2, Technique, I. JAMES ROGAL DOGGETI, Oxford, Ga., E. E., A. I. E. E., 3, CLARK BENTON DORSEY, Smyrna, Ga., I. M., Arnold Air Soci 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 2, 3, 4, Maier, Air Force R. O. T. C. LESTER DOHN DOZIER, Macon, Ga., M. E., Delta Sigma Phi. ROBERT HUDSON DUDLEY, New Orleans, La., I. M., Phi D Theta, Varsity Swimming, Captain, 3, 4. MARVIN JAMES DUNAWAY, JR., Columbus, Ga., I. M., Lamb Chi Alpha, Baptist Student Union, lst Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. ORMOND LAVERN DUNKIN, Fountain, Ala., A. E., Institute Aerospace Sciences, 3, 4, Dean's List, 2. E-wi'i'i'iii'i 'F'3 1 9 , A..-4 5 1, ,,,.... -, . .4 ,-,. 1 -., NL. V -. .. I Theta, Industrial Management Society, 3, 4, Triangle Club, 'l, 1 Vice-President, 3, President, 4, T Book, 2, 3, Business Manag 3 R. o. T. c. - i DAVID ALLEN DUNSTAN, Leesburg, Fla., M. E., Pi Tau Chi, Wesl Foundation, T, 2, Wesleyan Editor, 3, Secretary, 4, Institute : Aerospace Sciences, 3, Radio Club, 2, A. S. M. E., 4. ' i , KINLOCH FALCONER DUNLAP, lll, Macon, Ga., I. M., Phi Del ' 3, Scabbarcl 6. Blade, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, 2nd Lieutenant, Arrl ES DAVID DURHAM, Maryville, Tenn., Physics, Physics Club, 3, 4, Dean's List, I. IAM FRANCIS DYKSTRA, Sayville, N. Y., Cer. E., Pi Kappa a, House Manager, 2, Physics Club, 'I, 2, American Ceramic ty, 3, 4. EST C. EASON, Bloomingdale, Ga., Cer. E., American Ce- c Society, 4, Saint Patricks Council, 4. N GORDON EDMONDSON, Doraville, Ga., E. E., I. R. E., . E. E. N GARROLD ELAM, Florence, Ala., E. E., Arnold Air Society, , 4, Presbyterian Student Center, I, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Blue t, I, Maior, Air Force R. O. T. C., Daan's List, 1, 2. ERT RANDOLPH ELLIOTT, Valparaiso, Fla., I. E., Sigma Nu, . I. E., 4, S. A. E., I, Secretary, 2. ERT THOMAS ENGEL, Winnetka, Ill., I. M., Chi Phi, Treasurer, lying Club, 2, S. A. M., 3, 4, A. S. M. E., I, 2. EN KIM ENGEL, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Herluvianer Samfundet- mark. LIAM BUNYON EPPS, JR., Athens, Ga., Building Construction, bda Chi Alpha, Sigma Delta Psi, Gym Team. BERT JOHN ESSLINGER, JR., Norfolk, Va., E. E., Theta Chi, nterbury, 1, 2, 3, 4, I. R. E., 3, 4, Ensign, Navy R. O. T. C. ROLD NEILL ESTES, JR., Nashville, Tenn., C. E., Phi Gamma Ita, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. HN OTIS ETHERIDGE, College Park, Ga., E. E., l. R. E., 3, 4, ts Club, 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 3, 4. LUCE THOMAS EURE, Panama City, Fla., I. M., Delta Sigma Phi, lrbell Club, S. A. M. .YDE GERALD EVANS, Lancaster, S. C., E. E., A. I. E. E., 3, 4. DBERT CECIL EVANS, McRae, Ga., E. E., Vets Club, 4, Drama rch, 2, 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 4. CHARLES BALLARD EVERETT, JR., Augusta, Ga., l. M., T-Club Football, 4. SAMUEL ROGER EVERETT, Decatur, Ga., E. E., Tau Beta Pi, 3 Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Eta Kappa Nu Westminister Fellowship, 2, 3, St. Patrick's Council, 4, A. I. E. 2, 3, 4, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD WALTER EWALT, Atlanta, Ga., Psychology, Psychol Club. MORRIS MALVERN EWING II, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi D Theta, Golf Team, 2, 3, 4. HEINZ ZVI FALIK, Tel-Aviv, Israel, I. E., A. I. I. E. CLAY EDGAR FALKNER, Bessemer, Ala., M. E., Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Kings Men, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Dean's List. RICHARD ERNEST FALL, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Delta Tau De A. I. I. E. JOHN EDWARD FARMER, Ta-llapoosa, Ga., E. E. THOMAS HUBERT FARROW, JR., Augusta, Ga., E. E. LEROY HENDERSON FEAGIN, JR., Asheville, N. C., M. E., Gamma Delta, Baptist Student Union, 'I, 2, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, First Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. RICHARD HILL FIELD, Bremen, Ga., M. E., Kappa Sigma, Ho Manager, A. S. M. E., 4. WILLIE DEALON FENNELL, Jr., Milledgeville, Ga., M. E. JOHN MOULTRIE FLEMING, JR., Bainbridge, Ga., Math., Kap, Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Kappa Psi, 3, Vice President, Scabbard 8m Blade, 3, 4, Georgia Tech Band, I, 2, Executive Office 3, 4, Lt. Commander, Navy R. O. T. C., Professor of Naval Scien Award, 3, ANAK Medal, 3, Gymnastics, I, Tennis, Dean's List. WILLIAM JAMES FLEMING, JR., Camilla, Ga., Ch. E., Alpha T4 Omega, Phi Eta Sigma. HERBERT MADDOX FLETCHER, Jackson, Ga., T. E., Sigma Cl Vice President, Delta Kappa Pi, Bulldog Club, Alpha Phalan Cheerleader. Seniors KLIN WEAVER FLOYD, JR., Chattanooga, Tenn., E. E., a Phi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, President, 4, Student Council, 4, A. I. E. E., 2, 3, Secretary, 4, nant, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. S LEWIS FLYNT, Griffin, Ga., A. E., Captain, Air Force T. C. S WILLIAM FLYNT, SR., Atlanta, Ga., E. E. IAM BURNS FOLSOM, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 3, 4, gia Tech Band, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C. RLES ALAN FORBES, Decatur, Ga., l. M., Kappa Sigma, Air R. O. T. C. Drill Team, 'I, 2, 3. NG CLYDE FOREMAN, Sarasota, Fla., E. E., Eta Kappa Nu, 4, E., 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 3, 4, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. AN OWEN FORRESTER, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Beta Theta Pi, President, 3, President, 4, Block T Club, 1, Executive Com- , 1, Honor Board, 3, Technique, I, Rambler, 3, 4, Associate or, 3, Editor, 4. RLE5 GILLAM FOSKEY, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Alpha Tau Omega, stmasters Club, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4. OLD QUINTIN FOSTER, JR., Walterboro, S. C., E. E., Pi Tau Canterbury, I, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, Triangle Club, 3, 4, nd Lt., Army R. O. T. C. i IRY CHARLIE FOSTER, Cordele, Ga., I. E., Georgia Tech Band, 4, A. l. I. E., 4. ARLES PETER FRAHM, Mason City, Iowa, Physics, Sigma Pi ma, 3, 4. Seniors PERRY LEONARD FRANK, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Alpha Epsilo Vice President, S. A. E., I, 2, A. I. I. E., 4. CURTIS FRANCIS FRANKLIN, Anniston, Ala., l. M., A. S. 1, 2, S. A. M., 4 JAMES BURKE FRANKLIN, Statesboro, Ga., I. E., Alpha Tau Om Armed Forces Chemical Association, 2, 3, A. l. I. E., 4, T masters Club, 3, 4, Executive Roundtable, 4, 2nd Lt., R. O. T. C. RICHARD THEODORE FRAZIER, Decatur, Ga., Chemistry, Tau Pi, 4, American Chemical Society, 3, 4, Pershing Rifles, I, 2, W Foundation, 4, Scabbard 81 Blade, 4, S. A. M. E., 4, First Army R. O. T. C., 4, Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM FREDERICK FRAZIER, Hartsville, S. C., Arch., Glee 2, 3, 4, Physic's Club, 2, American Institute of Architects, 3, 4. JOHN RICKENBAKER FREEMAN, Columbia, S. C., I. E., Si Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Vice President, 4, Alpha Phalanx, 1, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, T masters, 3, 4, Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3, 4, Exec Roundtable, 4, A. I. l. E., 4, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., D List, 'l, 2, 3. RAYMOND JOSEPH FRENCH, JR., New Orleans, La., M. E., Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Briaerean Society, Eta Sigma, Newman Club, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Op Club, 2, 3, Treas 4, A. S. M. E., Vice Chairman, 4, Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. GREGORY BENJAMIN FUSSELL, JR., Columbus, Ga., M. E., Zeta Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Secretary, 3, Ba Student Union, 'l, 2, Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3. GEORGE A. GALLION, Ashland, Ky., l. D., Association of In trial Design Students, A. S. M. E., Philosophy Club, Newman C ALVIN GERALD GANN, Rossvilile, Go. E. E., Tau Beta Pi, Phi Sigma, Briaerean Society, A. I. E. E., 2, Vice President, 3, Presid 4, I. R. E., 2, 3, 4, Radio Club, 3, 4, Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE THOMAS GANNAWAY, Chattanooga, Tenn., C. Kappa Sigma, President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, Scabb 8. Blade, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Society American Military Engineers, 3, Interfraternity Council, Capt Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished Military Student, Dean's List, 'l, 2 GULLY GATHRIGHT, South Charleston, W. Va., E. E., Eta a Nu, 4, A. I. E. E., 3, 4, I. R. E., 3, 4, Lieutenant, Army . T. C. S CARL GEHR JR., Alexandria, ld., E. E., Phi Epsilon PI, rding Secretary, 3, Pledgemaster, 4, A. I. E. E., 3, 4, Math , I, Block T Club, 'I. ANDER ARNOLD GERSHON, Atlanta, Ga., Chem., Alpha on Pi, Ramber, I, Dean's List, 2. I. JOSEPH GIANFRESCO, New York, N. Y., I. E., Phi Epsilon i Delta Epsilon, 4, Philosophy Club, 2, Toastmasters Club, 4, . I. E., 4, S. A. M., 4, Engineer, Features Editor, 4, Dean's 2. RGE WATSON GIBSON, JR., Chattahoochee, Fla., Ch. E., Theta Kappa, 'l, 2, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4, etball, 'l, 2. AN HEYWARD GIGNILLIAT, Savannah, Ga., I. M., Chi Phi. MAS MELVIN GII.L, Sumner, Ga., Physics, Physics Club, 3, 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 2. R LAWRENCE GINOCCHIO, Daytona Beach, Fla., M. E., Alpha Omega, A. S. M. E., 3, 4. ES THEODORE GLASS, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., C. E., American ety of Civil Engineers, 4. ION WOODARD GLENN, Dalton, Ga., I. M., Sigma Alpha lon, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4, utive Roundtable, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, Track, 2, Freshman mming Team. -OMON GLINSKY, Habana, Cuba, I. E. ALD B. GOETTINGER, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Alpha Tau Omega, hing Rifles, I, 2, Technique, 1, Toastmasters Club, 3, 4, Cap- , Army R. O. T. C. ED LEONARD GOLDBERG, Washington, D. C., E. E., Alpha .ilon Pi, House Manager, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, 1 Beta Pi, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, 4, Engineer, I, Dean's List, F, 3, 4. PNZALEZ URBANO GONZALEZ, Havana, Cuba, Ch. E., Phi Sigma, I, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Dean's ' 'I 2. I I IRTIN EDGAR GOODE III, Decatur, Ga., Ch. E., Phi Delta ata, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, 'Ist lt., ny R. o. T. C. JOHN WILLIAM GOODHEW III, Birmingham, Ala., I. M., Ka Sigma, Secretary, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4, Student ture 8. Entertainment Committee, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 'l, 2, Secretary, S. A. M., 3, Engineer, 1, 2, 3. LLOYD EUGENE GOTTMAN, Montezuma, Ga., I. M., Lambda Alpha, House Manager, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, S. A. M., 3, Secret 4, Captain, Army R. O. T. C. DONALD NORTON GOWER, San Antonio, Texas, A. E. WILLIAM ALLEN GRACE, JR., Baltimore, Md., M. E., Theta House Manager, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4. JOHN HARRISON GRAHAM, East Point, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 4. JURGEN GRAUL, Munchen, Germany, E. E. PETER FRANCIS GRAZZINI, Washington, D. C., I. M., Kappa Sig Treasurer, 3, Pi Delta Epsilon, Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Ho Board, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4, Engineer, 2, 3, Managing Editor, 4. HOWARD CARL GREEN, New Orleans, La., Arch., Phi Epsilon Tau Beta Pi, Scobbard 8. Blade, Tau Sigma Delta, Vice Presid 4, Student Council, 4, Architecture Society, Secretory, 3, A. F. 3, 4, Toastmasters Club, I, Pershing Rifles, 2, 'lst Lt., A R. O. T. C., Dean's List, I, 2, 3. MAXWELL EWART GREENE, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M. MICHAEL HOWARD GREENE, Atlanta, Ga., I. M.: S. A. M. ROBERT WILSON GREENE III, Louisville, Ky., Ch. E., Sigma Alp Epsilon, Correspondent, 2, Treasurer, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 'I, Sc bard 8. Blade, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiti Student Lecture 8. Entertainment Committee, 2, 3, 4, Amerie Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. Dan's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4. DAVID ALAN GREENLEE, Kettering, Ohio, I. E., Phi Sigma Kopp Treasurer, 3, 4, Alpha Pi Mu, 3, Recording Secretary, 4, Brioere Society, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society, 2, A. I. l. E., 2, 3, 4, S dent Council, 4, American Material Handling Society, Treasurer, Georgia Tech Band, l, 2, Dean's List, 'l, 2. RONALD DAN GREGG, Clarksdale, Miss., I. D., Sigma Nu, A sociotion of Industrial Design Students, 2, President, 3, 4, I Patrick's Council, 3. HAROLD EDWIN GRESHAM, Rome, Ga., E. E. HERBERT RAY GRESHAM, Milsteod, Ga., T. E., Delta Kappa Pl 2nd Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. Seniors RT BERTON GREYNOLDS, Jr., Harlan, Ky.: I. M.: Theta Chi masters Club, 3, Secretary, 4: American Student Marketing . 3: Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 2: Barbell Club, 3: ist rmy R. O. T. C.: Basketball Manager, 1: Dean's List, 1. RANDOLPH GRIMES, Florence, Ala.: l. M.: Captain, Air I R. O. T. C., Freshman 8. B Team. S ROBERTS GRISER. Jacksonville, Fla.: E. E.: A. I. E. E., 4: E., 4. ILLE THOMAS GUFFIN, Wynnewood, Pa.: A. E.: Phi Gamma : Arnold Air Society: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Bulldog Club, : Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 3, 4: Flying Club, 3, 4: gia Tech Bond, 3. AMIN DAVID GULLETT, Bradenton, Fla.: A. E.: Captain, R. O. T. C. N MICHAEL GUTERMUTH, St. Albans, W. Va.: Ch. E.: Sigma psilon. AN GRAHAM GUTHRIE, JR., Charlotte, N. C.: C. E.: Delta Delta. ERT NORLIN HAGER, JR., Sarasota, Fla.: Eng. Mech.: Phi ma Delta: Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 4: Rocket Society, - Freshman Swimming Team, 1: Varsity Swimming Team, 2, 3. 'IVIN THOMAS HALEY, Atlanta, Ga.: I. M. K MERRIWETHER HALL, JR., Atlanta, Ga.: I. M.: Delta Sigma Bulldog Club, 3. RY EUGENE HALLER, Ephrata, Pa.: I. M.: Delta Sigma Phi: .. M. 52 Seniors LESLIE HOWARD HALLUM, Scottsmoor, Fla., E. E. CHURCH WILLIAM HAMES, Clarkesville, Ga., I. M., Veteran's 2, 4, S. A. M., 2, 3, 4. EDWARD BRUCE HAMLER, Rome, Ga., I. E., Alpha Tau 0 A. I. I. E., 4, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, Presbyterian Student Center. CARL ANTHONY HAMLIN, JR., Macon, Ga., I. M. GEORGE WALTER HAMMETT, Hapeville, Ga., I. M., Glee 'I, 2, 3, Maior, Air Force R. O. T. C. HERMAN NAT HANCOCK, Jefferson, Ga., Ch. E. WILLIS J. HANDEL, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Alpha Tau Om A. I. I. E., S. A. M. STEPHEN OUTLAW HANDLEY, Waycross, Ga., M. E., Sigma A Epsilon, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class, Omicron Delta Ka Kaseme Society, Pi Tau Sigma, Student Council, 3, Secretary Student Lecture and Entertainment Committee, 2, 3, 4, Ram Reck Club, 4, Advisory Cabinet, 4, Judiciary Cabinet, 4, T masters Club, 'I, 2, Honor Board, 3, Captain, Army R. O. T. Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3, 4. TED INGRAM HANEY, Panama City, Flu., E. E., Kappa Si President, 4, Arnold Air Society, 2, I. R. E., 4, lnterfrate Council, 4. CHARLES GERARD HANNA, JR., Garden City, N. Y., C. E., Di Tau Delta, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, Freshri Swimming Team. EDWIN EUGENE HANSON, Tucker, Ga., I. M., Beta Theta Pi. Y GLENN HARDIN, Smyrna, Ga., E. E. HAMILTON HARDMAN, JR., Decatur, Ga., M. E., Phi Eta , 'I, 2, 3, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society, 'I, 2, 3, M. E., 3, 4, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C., Dean's List, ,4. FRANKLIN HARDY, East Point, Ga., I. M., ANAK Society to Outstanding Basic Military Student, 2. RD HERBERT HARDY, Valdosta, Ga., I. M., Sigma Alpha n, S. A. M., Football, 'I, 2. RT EUGENE HARMON, Grain Valley, Mo., E. E., Phi Gamma Treasurer. R MARVIN HARPER, Atlanta, Ga., l. M., Baptist Student RD MANN HARPER, Albany, Ga., l. E., Chi Phi, Vice Presi- 3, lnterfraternity Council, 2, 3. EW DURHAM HARRIS, Atlanta, Ga., Phys., Phi Gamma , Treasurer, 3, Corresponding Secretary, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, s Club, 'l, 2, 3, Radio Club, 'l, 2, Lt., Navy R. O. T. C., Team, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3. LAFAYETTE HARRIS, Austell, Ga., I. M., Chi Psi. IS LOYD HARRIS, Decatur, Ga., A. E., Institute of Aerospace ces, 3, 4. RT ALFRED HARRIS, JR., Lake Worth, Fla., E. E., Tau Kappa n, Vice President, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Pi, Briaerean Society, Arnold Air Society, Newman Club, 3, 4, Toastmasters Club, 3, 4, Triangle Club, 'I, 2, 4, Presi- 3, Alpha Phalanx, 1, 2, Executive Roundtable, 4, A. I. E. E., an's List, I, 2, 3, 4. RT BROOKS HARRIS, Macon, Ga., I. M. E FRANKLIN HARSH, Atlanta, Ga., M. E., Phi Gamma Delta, orce R. O. T. C. Drill Team, Lt. Air Force R. O. T. C. S WAYNE HART, Rockville, Centre, N. Y., I. M., Phi Gamma , Industrial Management Society, 4, S. A. M., 2, 3, Vice ldent, 4, Bulldog Cllub, 2, 3, 4, Triangle Club, 2, 3, A. M. A., , Interfraternity Council, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, St. Patrick's hail, 3, Wesley Foundation. RT CHARLES HART, JR., Aliquippa, Pa., M. E., A. 5. M. E., 4, tary, 3, Vice Chairman, 2, Co-op Club, 2, 3, President, 4, atrick's Council, 4, Society of American Military Engineers, 4, Captain, Army R. O. T. C. DOUGLAS ARTHUR HARTMAN, Hampstead, Md., I. E., A. Tau Omega. JOHN MERCER HASTY, JR., Dawson, Ga., E. E., Vets Club, 2, A. I. E. E., 4, Dean's List, 2. HOLMES JOHNSON HAWKINS, JR., Gray, Ga., I. E., Lam Chi Alpha, Phi Kappa Phi, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Alpha Pi 3, Treasurer, 4, A. I. I. E., 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary, 4, Patrick's Council, 4, Maior, Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished tary Student, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EDWIN HAZLETT, St. Petersburg, Fla., I. E., Phi Ga Delta, Radio Club, 'l, 2, 3, 4, A. I. I. E., 4. RALPH L. HEARD, JR., Lookout Mountain, Tenn., Ch. E., Theta T Club, 2, Secretary, 3, 4, American Society of Chemical E neers, 3, 4, American Chemical Society, 4, Pershing Rifles, 'I Varsiety Football Manager, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM E. HEATH, JR., Louisville, Ga., C. E., Scabbard 81 Bl 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Pershing Rifles, 2, 3, First Lt., A R. O. T. C., 4. NEIL LEE HEIMANSON, Miami Beach, Fla., I. M., Veterans Club, WILLIAM DONALD HEISEL, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Christian Scie Organization, A. M. A. THOMAS EUGENE HELMS, Atlanta, Ga., M. E. FREDERICK ALFRED HENDERSHOT, Huntington, W. Va., Ch. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice President, 3, Student Council, 4, Ameri Institute of Chemical Engineers. JOHN BUSSELL HENDERSON, Waycross, Ga., I. E., Sigma A. I. I. E. JOHN HOWARD HENDERSON, Spartanburg, S. C., I. M., Sig Nu, S. A. M., 4. GOVCLOU EUGENE HENDRICKS, JR., Jacksonville, Fla., I. II Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Varsity Rifle Team, Navy R. O. T. C. Rl Team, 2, 3, Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C. DEWANE L. HENDRIX, Crossett, Ark., I. M., S. A. M. ROSDON HENDRIX, Atlanja, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 3, 4. Seniors LTER REED HENSLEY, Hephzibah, Ga., I. M. LTER RAYMOND HERBERT, Ill, Jacksonville, Flu., E. E., Delta Delta, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, President, 4, Eta Sigma, A. I. E. E., Technique, 2, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. UGLAS ROY HERBST, Chattanooga, Tenn., M. E., Beta Theta Pi, erean Society, 3, 4, Triangle Club, I, 2, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, S. M. E., 3, 4, Newman Club, I, 2, 3, 2nd Lieutenant, Army O. T. C., Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. ES SAMUEL HERRIN, Offerman, Ga., I. E. MAS HENRY HERRINGTON, JR., Columbus, Ga., C. E., Beta ta Pi, Table Manager, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, Circle K Club, I, retary, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4, Pershing Rifles, 'I, 2, sident, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Band, 'l, 2, Captain, Army R. O. T. C. BERT PORTER HICKS, Decatur, Ga., C. E., Alpha Tau Omega, erican Society of Civil Engineers, Baptist Student Union. LLIAM HENRY HICKSON, JR., Washington, D. C., I. E., Beta ta Pi, Circle K Club, I, 2. N GENE HILL, Watkinsville, Ga., E. E., A. I. E. E., 3, 4, I. R. E., 4, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. DE WAYNE HILL, JR., Blairsville, Ga., I. M., Kappa Sigma, retary, 2, Vice President, 3, Scabbard 8- Blade, 3, 4, Industrial nagement Society, 3, Secretary, 4, Bulldog Club, 2, Treasurer, 4, S. A. M., 2, 3, lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C. NNETH RAY HILL, Ware Shoals, S. C., T. E., Delta Sigma Phi, sident, 4, Delta Kappa Phi, Vice President, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Eega, 3, 4, Bull Dog Club, 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, 4, Cap- in, Army R. O. T. C., Saint Patrick's Council, 3, 4. VID CHARLES HINSON, Bennettsville, S. C., Physics, Delta ma Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Sigma Pi Sigma, 4, Arnold Air Society, 'l, 2, Physics Club, I, 2, Convair Cadet ward, 2, Dean's List, 1, 2, 3, 4. i It 455 'Dui inf' ' 456 Seniors HAROLD HOWARD HOBGOOD, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M. DONALD RICHARD HODGES, Panama City, Fla., I. E., Ka Sigma, Secretary, 3, Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4, Physics Club, 2, De List, I, 2. MCBRIDE WYMAN HODGES, Oconee, Ga., I. M., Band, 2, Cam Club, 2, 4, S. A. M. WILLIAM LESLIE HODGES, Davisboro, Ga., I. M. JOHN ROBERT HOFFMAN, Jasper, Ind., I. E., Alpha Pi Mu, T Cl Distinguished Military Student, Maior, Army R. O. T. C., Var Basketball, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN KARL HOFFMAN, Stockholm, N. J., I. M., Delta Sig Phi, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, Alpha Phi Omega, A. M. A., 4, S. A. 4, Captain, Army R. O. T. C. BRIEN DOUGLAS HOGG, Frankfort, Ky., I. M., Sigma Chi, Ind trial Management Society, 3, President, 4, Arnold Air Society, 3, Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 'I, 2, Execut Roundtable, 4, St. Patrick's Council, 4, S. A. M., 4, Vice Preside 3, Technique, I, 2, Lt. Colonel, Air Force R. O. T. C., Distinguish Military Student, Freshman Swimming Team, Who's Who Amo Students in American Colleges and Universities. GRADY RALPH HOGG, JR., Atlanta, Ga., Ch. E. BEN H. HOLCOMB, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi Gamma Delta, B tist Student Union, I, 2, S. A. M., 3, 4, A. M. A., 4, Ensi Navy R. O. T. C. JESSIE FRANKLIN HOLCOMBE, Grittin, Ga., Textiles. LARRY DON HOLLAND, Hiram, Ga., E. E., Eta Kappa Nu, I. R. E., Dean's List. MAS WILMER HOLLAND, Celina, Tenn., E. E., Eta Kappa Nu, , 2nd Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., 4, Dean's List, 3. EST LEE HOLLEY, JR., Decatur, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E., American rials Handling Society. ID LEONARD HOLLIS, Decatur, Ga., E. E., Radio Club, 4, E., 4. NETT ALTON HOOKS, JR., Augusta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 2, 3, . M. A., 4. IP CHRISTIAN HORLDT, Mt. Pleasant, 5. C., CI1. E., Phi Eta a, I, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, American Chemical Society, 3, 4, rican Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Vets Club, 2, 3, 4, n's List, I, 2, 3, 4. ERT HOWARD HORMBERG, Cleveland, Miss., I. M., Phi Gamma a, Pledge Trainer, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, byterian Student Center, 1, 2, 3, 4, American Ceramic Society, , A. M. A., 4. RGE WILLIAM HORNADAY, St. Petersburg, Fla., I. M., Phi ma Delta, Pershing Rifles, I, 2, S. A. M., 3, 4. L WASSON HOWARD, Eau Gal-lie, Fla., I: M., Pi Kappa Alpha, etary, 4, Vice President, 4, President, 3, 4, Georgia Tech Band, , 3, Camera Club, I, 2, S. A. M., 3, 4, Rambler, 3, Captain, y R. o. T. c. LTER EDWARD HOWARD, Charlene, N. C., 1. M. ERT WHITNEY HUBNER, JR., Greensboro, N. C., I. M., Sigma ha Epsilon, S. A. M., 4, Swimming Team, 'l, 3, 4. LIAM JACKSON HUDSON, Cullman, Ala., E. E., A. I. E. E., 4, . E., 4. BON RODNEY HUFFMASTER, Quitman, Ga., I. M. NIEL DOWLING HULL, Chattanooga, Tenn., C. E., Alpha Tau Lega, Pi Tau Chi, Student Council, Wesley Foundation, President, merican Society of Civil Engineers, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. SEPH FIELDS HUNT, Sanford, Fla., I. M., Sigma Chi. VID CHARLES HUNTER, Sandy Springs, Ga., M. E., Kappa -:ha Order. EWING EDWARD HUNTER. Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Sigma Chi, S. A 4, S. A. E., I, 2, 3. HERBERT MICHAEL HUTTON, Columbus, Ga., I. M., Lambda Alpha, Wesley Foundation, 'I, 2, 4, Technique, I, 2. JAMES TAYLOR HYDER, ll, Macon, Ga., E. E., Captain, Air R. 0. T. C., Baseball, I, 2, Basketball Manager, 'l, 2, 3. EDWARD ALFRED INGRAM, Chattanooga, Tenn., I. M., S. A. 3, 4, Presbyterian Student Association, 3, 4, T-Book, 3, 4. HAROLD CAPERS ISGETTE, Charleston, S. C., E. E., Phi Si Kappa, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Tau Pi, 4, A. l. E. E., 4, Major, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 'I, 2, R. BRUCE JACKSON, New Orleans, La., I. D., Association of dustrial Design Students. WILLIAM WELLES JACKSON, Amite, La., Cer. E., American Cer Society, 2, 3, 4, St. Patrick Council, 3, Newman Club, 2, 3, bell Club, 2, 3. JAMES WARREN JACOBS, Decatur, Ga., I. M., Wesley Founda 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, Air Force R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, I, 2. WILLIS H. JAHNKE, JR., Winston-Salem, N. C., I. M., Kappa Sig Grand Master of Ceremonies, S. A. M., A. M. A. EDWARD HOWARD JOHNSON, JR., Lake Toxaway, N. C., C. American Society of Civil Engineers. KENNETH DEAN JOHNSTON, Columbus, Ga., A. E., Tau Beta Briaerean Society, Sigma Gamma Tau, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM NEELY JOHNSON, Pahokee, Fla., E. E., Co-op Club, Glee Club, 4, A. I. E. E., 4. CLARENCE ASA JONES, Dalton, Ga., E. E. NEWELL MALCOLM JONES, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Phi Gamma Del Alpha Pi Mu, Ensign, Navy R. O. T. C., Navy Rifle Team, R Team. THOMAS FRANK JONES, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., Vets C'lub, A. l. E. Seniors LlAM RICHARD JONES, Thomasville, Ga., l. M., Industrial nagement Society, 3, 4, Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3, 4, . M., 3, 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. EPH HOWARD JOYNER, JR., Macon, Ga., E. E., Lambda Chi ha, Bulldog Club, 3, A. I. E. E., 1, 2, 3, 4. ARLE5 FREDERICK JUDD, Birmingham, Ala., l. M., Sigma Phi ilon, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4, Vice President, 3, Alpha Y Phalanx, Treasurer, 3, 4, Executive Roundtable, 4, Freshman Camp nselor, 3, Honor Board, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, A. M. A., 3, 4, dent Council, 4, Treasurer, 4, Blue Print, 1, Classes Editor, 2, naging Editor, 3, Associate Editor, 4, Who's Who Among dents in American Colleges and Universities. RL GERALD JUSTUS, Hapeville, Ga., Phys., Tau Beta Pi, Phi Sigma, Technique, 1, Navy R. O. T. C. Drill Team, 1, Dean's , 1, 2, 3, 4. CHAEL PETTISS JUVENAL, Mobile, Ala., E. E. GER ALLEN KAlSER, Da-Ie, Ind., I. M., Student Council, 4, seme, Omicron Delta Kappa, Treasurer, Scabbard 8. Blade, mblin' Reck Club, T-Club, A. M. A., 3, S. A. M., 3, Captain, Army O. T. C., Distinguished Military Student, Basketball, 2, Captain, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Freshman Baseball and Basket- ll, Outstanding Basketball Player Southeastern Conference, 4, P. l. and A. P. All-American, Basketball. ER DAVID KAMMER, JR., Chattanooga, Tenn., M. E., Pi Kappa ha, Secretary, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, angle Club, 1, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, Camera Club, 1, 2, 4, cretary, 3, Y. M. C. A. Recreation Council, 1, 2, 3, Vice Presi- nt, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Technique, 1, 2, 3, Blue Print, 1, 2, 3, mbler, 1, Rifle Team, 2. OMAS ANTHONY KANE, JR., West Palm Beach, Fla., E. E., lmbda Chi Alpha. OMAS MICHAEL KANEY, Tampa, Fla., C. E., Kappa Alpha der, President, 4, Interfroternity Council, 4, Chi Epsilon, Scob- rd 8. Blade, American Society of Military Engineers, American ciety of Civil Engineers, Wesley Foundation, Pershing Rifles, 2, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished Military Student, eshman Camp Councellor, Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- ln Colleges and Universities. ENNETH RAYMOND KASE, Cincinnati, Ohio, Phys., Pi Kappa lpha, Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 3, President, 4, Phi Eta gma, 1, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Kappa ii, 4, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 2, American Rocket Society, Physics Club, 4, Dean's List, 1, 2, 3, 4. DSEPH CHESTER KAUFFMANN, Canton, Ohio, M. E., Phi Eta gma, 2, 3, 4, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Philosophy Club, Secre- rry, 4, St. Patrick's Council, 3, Glee Club, 3, 4, Wesley Founda- on, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4, Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. Seniors JAMES PAUL KEMP, Birmingham, Ala., I. E., A. I. I. E., Vets Cl American Materials Handling Society, Football, I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES AUSTIN KENDRICK, Baton Rouge, La.: Ch. E., Ameri Chemical Society, American Institute of Chemical Engineersp B tist Student Union. JAMES ROBERT KENNEDY, Birmingham, Ala., Math., Delta Delta, Vice President, President: Pershing Rifles, Toastmasters Cl ist. Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. JOHN PATRICK KENNEDY, El Dorado, Ark., M. E., Sigma Executive Roundtable, 3, 4, Philosophy Club, President, 3, Pr dents Club, 3, A. S. M. E., 4. JERRY KEEN KERR, Maryville, Tenn., ARCH. CECIL RUDOLPH KERSEY, Mauk, Ga., E. E., Technique, Associ Features Editor, 3, Student Counselor, 4. JOHN PAUL KIDD, Chamblee, Ga.: I. M., Sigma Phi Epsilon. JAMES LLOYD KILLEBREW, Damascus, Ga.: l. E., Recreation Cou cil, 4, Sigma Y Phalanx, 25 Baptist Student Union, I, 2, 3, A. I. I. E., 4, Cross Country, 3. JESSE JACKSON KILLINGSWORTH, Panama City, Fla.: E. E. Jos wesusv KILPATRICK, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Tau Kappa Epsila Treasurer: A. M. A., President. AUBIE CARLTON KIMBLE, JR., Nashville, Ga., I. M., Vets Club, A S. A. M., 3, 4. ON RICHARD KING, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. E. GH DORSEY KING, JR., Caconia, Ga., I. E. IN JACKSON KIRKLAND, Donalsonville, Ga., E. E., Vets Club, A. I. E. E., 3, 4. LLIAM ROGER KIRKLAND, Glennville, Ga., C. E., Chi Psi, -Op Club. NFRED W. KLEIN, Cranberry Lake, N. J., I. E., American Ma- ial Handling Society, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, A. I. I. E., 4, Ist utenant, Army R. O. T. C. AYTON WOODWARD KLINE, Atlanta, Ga., I. M. LAND ROYCE KNEECE, JR., Silver Spring Md., Math., Tau ppa Epsilon, Pledge Trainer, 3, President, 4, Toastmaster's Club, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 2, 4. NN5 PAUL KNIEPKAMP, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Delta Sigma i, Alpha Phi Omega, I, A. M. A., 3, 4, Vets Club, I, Secretary, Vice President, 3, S. A. M., 3, 4, Newman Club, 3, 4, Insti- te of Aerospace Sciences, 1, 2, Technique, 2, Rambler, 3, 4, bating Team, 3, 4. CK MORRIS KNIGHT, Greenville, S. C., I. E., Phi Delta Theta, easurer, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu, Scabbard 8. ads, Arnold Air Society, 2, 3, Triangle Club, 'I, lnterfraternity uncil, Maier, Air Force R. O. T. C., Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. MES EMMETT KNIGHT, East Point, Ga., T. E., Phi Psi, American ssociation of Textile Chemist and Colorist, Captain, Air Force, O. T. C. JILBUR R. KNIGHT, Franklinton, La., Ch. E., Tau Kappa Epsilon, ice President, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, I, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Kappa i, 4, Executive Roundtable, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4, astmasters Club, 2, 4, Vice President, 3, Sigma-Y-Phalanx, I, 4, easurer, 2, Vice President, 3, American Institute of Chemical ngineers, 3, President, 4, American Chemical Society, 2, 3, riangle Club, I, 2, 3, Physics Club, 2, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. .UGUST KOKAL, JR., Marietta, Ga., Ch. E., American Chemical ociety, 2, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2, 3, 'ice President, 4. .LAN sANroRe KORALEK, Atlanta, Gal, Physics, Alpha Epsilon 'i, Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Sigma Pi Sigma, l, 4, World Student Fund Committee, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Arnold Air Society, 2, Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3, 4. IAROLD KOVAL, Brooklyn, N. Y., I. M., Alpha Epsilon Pi, Cor- esponding Secretary, A. M. A., S. A. M. AALCOLM SIDOINE KREBS, Pascagoula, Miss., M. E., A. S. M. E., I, 3, 4. GEORGE van DYCK KREIDAR, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., E. E., B Student Union, 3, Vice President, 4, I. R. E., 4. STEPHEN RADCLIFFE LAIDLAW, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi K Tau, Captain, Army R. O. T. C. YUEN GAI LAM, Augusta, Ga., C. E., Chinese Club, President, American Society of Civil Engineers. DAVID AVERY LAMPHERE, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., Sigma Phi Eps HARRELL LOUIS LANDRETH, LaGrange, Ga., I. E. RENE FELIPE LARRIVA, Phoenix, Ariz., Ch. E., Alpha Tau Om Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Blue Key, 3, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Amer Chemical Society, 3, 4, American Institution of Chemical Engin 3, 4, Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE CLOUGH LAWARENCE, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., I. Sigma Nu. Pledge Marshall, Lt. Commander, S. A. M., 2, 3, Sigma Y Phalanx, 3, 4, Executive Roundtable, 3, 4, 2nd Lieuten Army R. O. T. C., Gym Team, 1. RICHARD SIGMUND LAWRENCE, Roanoke, Va., I. M., Phi Eps Pi, Treasurer, Vice President, President, Industrial Manage Society, Armed Forces Chemical Association, Captain, A R. O. T. C. ROBERT LEE LAWSON, Atlanta, Ga., M. E., Sigma Nu, Presicl 4, Interfraternity Council, A. S. M. E. WILLIAM OWEN LEACH, JR., Gadsden, Ala., l. M., Alpha Omega, Alpha Phalanx, 2, 3, Industrial Management Society, 3, S. A. M., 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Golf Team, 2, 3, 4. JAMES GORDON LEE, JR., Charlotte, N. C., E. E., Sigma Chi, Kappa Nu, 3, Treasurer, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Briaerean Society, 3, Scabbard 8. Blade, I. R. E., Distinguished Military Student, Mal Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS LEE, Montrose, Ark., Ch. E., Sigma Chi, B tist Student Union, American Institute of Chemical Engine! Maior, Army R. O. T. C. JIMMY JOE LEONARD, Chatsworth, Ga., M. E. ROBERT ANDERSON LEWIS, Montgomery, A-la., I. E., A. I. I. E., Debating Club, 1, 4. THOMAS EDWIN LEWIS, JR., Griffin, Ga., Arch., Alpha T Omega, Tau Sigma Delta, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, I, 2, 3, 4, Arn Air Society, 2, 3, 4, Area Commander, 4, Scabbard 8. B-la 3, 4, American Institute of Architects, 2, 3, 4, Wesley Foundati 2, 3, Glee Club 'l, 2, Maier, Air R. O. T. C., Colonel, Arnold I Society, Area Commander, Football, I, 2, Track, I, Dean's li 'I, 2, 3, 4. Seniors NE IVEY LEWIS, JR., Miami, Fla., A. E., Phi Eta Sigma, In- e Aerospace Sciences. ELLIS LILLY, Gainesville, Ga., I. M., Kappa Alpha Order, e Manager, 4, Circle K Club, 'I, Block T Club, 'I, S. A. M., 4. GENE LINDSEY, Cave Spring, Ga., I. M. LD DOUGLAS LINDSEY, Columbia, Tenn., I. E., Phi Eta a, Baseball, 3, 4, Dean's List, 2. IAM CARL LINEBERGER, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., Phi Eta Sigma, ta Kappa Nu, 3, Secretary, 4, A. I. E. E., 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, President, 4, Phi Kappa Phl, 4, Scabbard 81 Blade, 3, 4, gle Club, 'I, 2, 4, Secretary, 3, Technique, 3, 4, First Lieu- nt, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 1, 2, 3, 4, Presbyterian Stu- Center, 'I, 2, 3, President, 4. AVID LIPPERT, West Palm Beach, Fla., E. E., Delta Upsilon, etary, 3, A. I. E. E., 4. N BARRY LIPSCOMB, St. Petersburg, Fla., Psychology, Theta Phi Eta Sigma, Arnold Air Society, 2, 3, Commander, 4, bard 8. Blade, 4, Psi Society, 4, Interfraternity Council, Maier, Force R. O. T. C., Drill Team Commander, 4, Dean's List, 'I. ES HARDY LITTLE, III, Jonesboro, Ark., Arch., Tau Kappa Ion, Tau Sigma Delta, 3, 4, Glee Club, 'I, 2, 3, 4, American tute of Architects, 3, 4, Armed Forces Chemical Association, , Captain, Army R. O. T. C. OEL LIVINGSTON, Perry, Ga., I .E., A. I. I. E. RREN J. LOCKE, JR., Columbus, Miss., Ch. E., Tau Kappa llon, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, 3, Secretary, 4, Briaerean iety, 3, 4, Scabbard 8. Blade, 3, Armed Forces Chemical As- ation, 3, President, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engi- rs, 3, 4, American Chemical Society, 3, 4, St. Patrick's Counci-I, Wesley Foundation, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Lt. Colonel, Army R. O. T. C., inguished Military Student, 4, Dean's List, 2, 3, 4, Most Out- uding Student in Chemical Engineering, 2, 3, Superior Cadet bon Award, 3. 'DERICK WILLIAM LOCKEMANN, Rochester, N. Y., Ch. E., 1eran Student Association. Seniors GEORGE FRANKLIN LONGINO, lll, College Park, Ga., l Kappa Sigma, S. A. M., 3, 4, A. M. A., 3, 4, Technique, 3, 4 OLIN S. LORD, Commerce, Ga., C. E., American Society Engineers, American Society of Photogrammetry, Dean's List. GEORGE CLAUDE LOWERY, Eastman, Ga., A. E., Institute of space Sciences, 2, 3, Vice Chairman, 4, Air Force R. O. Rifle Team, 2, Wesley Foundation, 3, American Rocket So Blue Print, 3, Managing Editor, 4. WILLIAM DePASS LUCAS, Tampa, Fla., Ch. E., Baptist St Union, I, Debate Team, 'I, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 4. JOHN DEXTER LUEY, Birmingham, Ala., I. M., Sigma Alpha Ep Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Industrial Management So 3, 4, Lt. Navy R. O. T. C., Freshman Swimming Team. WILLIAM SCHLEY LUMMUS, JR., Atlanta, Ga., A. E., Sigma Ga Tau, 4, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 4, 2nd Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD WILLIAM LYONS, South Beloit, I-ll., M. E., Phi K Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Briaerean So 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Scabbard 81 Blade, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4. JEROME RONALD MACKOUL, Jacksonville, Fla., I. M., Theta Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, Industrial Management Soci Executive Roundtable, 2, 3, 4, Canterbury Club, 1. CHARLES EDWIN MADDEN, Sanford, Fla., l. M., Pi Kappa All Secretary, Triangle Club, 1, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, Society of Amer Military Engineers, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T MARSDEN JACKSON MADDOX, Warner Robins, Ga., E. A. I. E. E., 3, 4. KERRY BERNARR MAGEE, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E., 4. I GORY EARL MAKSI, Orlando, Fla., M. E., Phi Tau Sigma, , Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4, Dean's List, 3. LIAM DUNN MALLARD, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Scabbard 8: e, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, T Book, 2, Organizations Manager, ditor, 4, Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3, 4, Pershing s, 2, Platoon Leader, 3, A. M. A., Secretary Traeasurer, 4, . M., 4, Technique, 3, 4, Second Lt., Army R. O. T. C., Dean's 3, 4. RY KENWOOD MALONE, Atlanta, Ga., I. M. MOND LEE MANN, JR., Ocilla, Ga., C. E., American Society ivil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. ES BARRY MARKS, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi Kappa Tau, Secre- , 3, 4, Industrial Management Society, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4, Lt., y R. o. T. c. ES DANIEL MARQUIS, Memphis, Tenn., A. E., Pi Kappa Alpha, ge-master, House Manager, Vice President, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, r-Fraternity Council, 3, 4, Society of American Military Engi- rs, 3, Secretary 4, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 4, Engineer, ol., Air Force R. O. T. C., Drill Team Commander. CUS JACKSON MARR, Elizabeth City, N. C., Psychology, ta Xi, House Manager, I, 2, Interfraternity Council, 3, Presi- t, 4, Trial Board, 3, Physics Club, 2, Math Club, 3, Psi Society, echnique, 3. ID A. MARROCCO, Clifton, N. J., Ch. E. RLES LEWIS MA-RTIN, Bainbridge, Ga., M. E., Deflta Upsilon. N BURNHAM MARTIN, Tampa, Fla., E. E., Co-Op Club, 2, 3, siclent, 4, A. I. E. E., 4, Pershing Rifles, 'l, 2. HER TONY MARTIN, Haddock, Ga., I. M., First Lieutenant, y R. O. T. C., 4. ERT LEORY MARTIN, Aliquippa, Pa., C. E., Sigma Nu, Table nager, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, Treasurer, 4, earch Student Assistant. LAND DEAN MARTIN, Chillicothe, Ohio, I. M. LLIAM JOSEPH MARTIN, Somerville, Tenn., Ch. E., Phi Gamma 'ta, Briaerean Society, 3, Treasurer, 4, American Chemical So- Ly, President, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, n's List. BERT HOWELL MASSEY, Lewisburg, Tenn., I. E., Delta Tau Delta, cretary, 3, Bull Dog Club, 3, 4, Technique, I, 2, Distinguished itary Student Maier, Army R. O. T. C. JAMES BAILEY MATHEWS, Dawson, Ga., I. E., Alpha Tau O Alpha Pi Mu, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Tri Club, 2, Vice President, 3, Toastmasters Club, 2, 3, Exe Roundtable, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society, 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Ca Secretary, 4, A. I. I. E., 3, 4, Lt. Col. Air Force, R. O. T. C., List, I, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE DALMUS MATTHEWS, JR., Martinsburg, W. Va., Delta Tau Delta, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, 4, A. I. I. E., 4, Am Material Handling Society, 4, Air Force R. O. T. C. Drill I, 2, Technique, I, 2, Lieutenant Col. Air Force R. O. T. C. WILLIAM WADE MAYFIELD, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., Eta Kappa 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Drama Tech, 3, 4, Swimming Team, Dean's List, 3, 4. HOMER SPENCER MAYNARD, Brunswick, Ga., A. E., Georgia Band, 1, 2, American Rocket Society, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Institute of space Sciences, 4. JOHN THOMAS MEANS, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi Sigma K S. A. M. WILLIAM RICHARD MCADAMS, College Park, Ga., T. E., Kappa Phi, 3, 4, Scabbard 81 Blade, 3, 2nd lieutenant, 4, K Club, 2, St. Patricl:'s Council, Vice President, 3, Navy R. O. Drill Team, I, 2, Commander, 3, Student Council, 4, Lieut Commander, Navy R. O. T. C. JAMES RONALD McCALMAN, Chattanooga, Tenn., l. E., A. I. American Material Handling Society, Freshman Basketball, D List, I. GEORGE EDWARD McCAY, JR., Cordele, Ga., I. M., Tau K Epsilon, Bulldog Club, 3, Triangle Club, 2. WILLIAM FREDRICK MCCLURE, JR., Canton, Ga., C. E., Vets American Society of Civil Engineers. ALBERT JEFFERSON McCONKEY, JR., Atlanta, Ga., M. E., S' Chi, Alpha-Y-Phalanx, I, 2, 3, 4, Canterbury, I, 2, 3, 4, A. S. N 2, 3, 4, Baseball, I, 2. WAYNE BROCK McCONNELI., Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Phi Delta Theta MICHAEL JEFFERSON McCULLOUGH, Fort Thomas, Ky., M- Phi Gamma Delta, A. S. M. E. THOMAS Lewis Mccuuouon, Fairburn, oe., 1. M., s. A. Lf. Army, R. 0.1. c. WILLIAM MCPHEETERS McELROY, Quitman, Ga., I. M., Delta Si Phi, House Manager, 3. WILLIAM EDWARD MCGONIGAL, Atlanta, Ga., Chem., Tau Pi, 4, Arnold Air Society, 2, American Chemical Society, 4, Al. can Institute of Chemicafl Engineers, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. Seniors i ARD JOSEPH MclNTOSH, Carrollton, Ga., I. M., Theta Chi, retary, 3, S. A. M., 4, A. M. A., 4. ES ROBERT McKEE, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., C. E., Beta Theta American Society of Civil Engineering, 4, Swimming Team, 1, 2. LLIAM PULLIN McKIBBEN, McDonough, Ga., Math., Tau Kappa ilon, Secretary, 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, 3, 4, Sigma-Y- lanx, Secretary, 2, Executive Roundtable, 2, Triangle Club, 3, 4, Dean's List, 1. HN HENRY McKlNLEY, JR., Brookside, Ky., Ch. E., Sigma Alpha ilon, Student Lecture 8- Entertainment Committee, Ens., Navy O. T. C. ARLES WESLEY MCKINNEY, Gordonsville, Tenn., Physics, Arnold Society, 2, Dean's List, 'I, 2. THERFORD BIRCHARD HEYES McKISSlCK, JR., Atlanta, Ga., E., A. S. M. E., 3, 4. ARLES SCOTT McNIEL, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Pi Kappa Alpha, l. l. E., 3, 4. HN THOMAS MEANS, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi Sigma Kappa, A. M. SEPH McRAE MELLICHAMP, Toccoa, Ga., I. E., Beta Thea Pi, usemanager, 2, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4, A. I. I. E., 4, American terials Handling Society, 4, Blue Print, 1, 3, Classes Editor, Maior, Air Force, R. O. T. C., Coats 8. Clark Scholarship Award. EDDY ERNESTO MENDIVIL, Oruro, Bolivia, C. E., Arnold Air ciety, 2, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Newman b, I, 2, 3, 4, Pan American Club, 3, Dean's List, 1, Rotary ucational Foundation Scholarship, 1, Georgia Rotary Students nd Scholarship, 2, 3, 4. UL SOHM METZ, JR., Memphis, Tenn., C. E., Drama Tech, 'I, 2, 3, esident, 4, Camera Club, 2, 3, 4, American Society of Civil gineers, 4, Tennis Team, 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 8i'H.un.nor ei Qs' all i 4,51 ' 'J Seniors DARRYL MEXIC, New Orleans, La., E. E., Phi Epsilon Pi, Manager, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta K Nu, Honor Board, 3, Interfraternity Council, 3, Bulldog Clu 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3, Toastmasters Club, 2, A. I. E. E., 4, Team Captain, I, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. HARRY LaFAYETTE MIDDLEBROOKS, JR., Thomaston, Ga., T Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Kappa Phi, 3, Treasurer, 4, Scab 8. Blade, 3, 4, Glee Club, 'l, 2, 3, President, 4, Spiked Society, I, 2, 4, Vice President, 3, Society of American Mil Engineers, 3, 4, Track, I, 2, 3, Cross-Country, 2, 3. LLOYD ERNST MIELENZ, JR., Macon, Ga., E. E. VIRGIL C. MIKOLA, Atlanta, Ga., M. E. CARLTON RAY MILLER, Stockbridge, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 3 A. M. A., 3, 4. JAMES JUSTISS MILLER, El Dorado, Ark., C. E., Phi Kappa Si Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, American Society of Civil neers, 4. JOHN BLAKELY MILLS III, Griffin, Ga., Chemistry, American Ch cal Society, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, Second Lieutenant, Air Force, R. O. T. C., Dean's List, I, 2, 3, JAMES ROBERT MITCHELL, JR., Silver Spring, Md., C. E., K Sigma, Secretary, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, A. I. I 2, 3, 4, American Materia-ls Handling Society, 4, S. A. M., 4, tist Student Union, 'I, 2. PAUL LaVERN MITCHELL, LaGrange, Ga., I. M., Delta Si Phi, S. A. M., 3, 4, A. M. A., 3, 4. BEN LANE MOON, College Park, Ga., I. M., Lambda Chi Alpha. EMORY LAMAR MOORE. Lindale, Ga., l. E., Alpha Pi Mu, 3, Se tary, 4, Society of American Military Engineer's, Co-op CP A. I. I. E., Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 2, 3, Stud Counselor. RGE BOAKE MOORE, Atlanta, Ga., C. E., American Society ivil Engineers, 3, 4, Dean's List, 'l, 2. H JEROME MOORE, Gainesville, Ga., I. M., lndustria-l Man- ent Society, Society of Automotive Engineers, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4, ics Club, I, Flying Club, 2, 3, Air Force Band, 2. ERT GRADY MOORE, Whitesburg, Ga., T. E., Phi Psi, 3, surer, 4. -1. MAS ALLEN MOORE, Jacksonville, Fla., Psychology, Chi Psi, etary, 3, Phi Kappa Phi, 3, 4, Canterbury, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ameri- Rocket Society, 1, 2, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Physics Club, 'l, 2, ociety, 3, 4, Camera Club, 2, 3, Arnold Air Society, 2, Dean's 1, 2, 3, 4, Research Assistant for Dean of Faculties, 3, 4. LEY GRAY MORGAN, JR., Atlanta, Ga., Phys, Sigma Nu. SESSIONS MORRIS, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Sigma Chi, Bulldog , 4, A. I. I. E. 3, 4, Freshman Gym Team, 'I, Varsity Gym , 2, 3, 4. K C. MORRIS, Austell, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., Vet's Club. ES FLEMING MORRIS, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Pi Kappa Alpha, responding Secretary, 3, S. A. M., 3, 4, Blue Print, 2, 3, Force Drill Team. MAS OTIS MORRIS, Milledgeville, Ga., M. E., A. S. M. E., 4. BERT AL MORRISON, Orlando, Fla., Arch., Beta Theta Pi, Pi ta Epsilon, 3, 4, Architecture Society, 4, Circle K, 2, Rambler, , Art Editor, 4. LSON DAVIS MOSELEY, Thomaston, Gu., l. M., Alpha Tau ega, S. A. M., 3, 4, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. RY LEE MOSELY, Macon, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 4. ENRY EUGENE MOSES, Sumter, S. C., E. E. DY W. MOTHERSHED, JR., Atlanta, Ga., l. M., Delta Sigma Phi, fcretary, 2, Pledgemaster, 4, Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C. EDERIC CARSON MOTZ, Habershclm, Ga., l. M., Sigma Nu, holarship Chair., 3, S. A. M., 3, 4, Sigma-Y-Phalanx, 3, President, Executive Roundtable, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4, Lt. J.G., avy R. o. T. c. JOHN MELVIN MUENCH, Tampa, Fla., E. E., A. I. E. E., Ca way Club, 3, 4, Maior, Air Force R. O. T. C. GERALD GEORGE NADDRA, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., A. M. A., Hellenic Club, 3, Footbal-I, 'l, 2. CARL RODNEY NAVE, Newport, Ark., E. E., Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, A. I. E. E., Baptist Student Union, Pr dent, 4, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN ALVA NEAL, Silver Spring, Md., M. E., Kappa Sigma, Delta Epsilon, Briaerean Society, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Engineer, I, 2, 3, Advertising Manager, 4, Dean's List, 'I, 3, 4. WILLIAM CLARK NEAL, Columbus, Ga., I. M., Alpha Tau Ome Second Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. SIMON MELVIN NEVILLE, Register, Ga., I. M., S. A. E., 1, 2, 3, S. A. M. JACKSON IRVING NEWBERRY, JR., Powersville, Ga., I. M., Sig Nu, Track, 'l, 2. SIDNEY HARVEY NEWBURGER, Baltimore, Md., I. E., Phi Epsil Pi, House Manager, 3, Pi Delta Epsi-Ion, 3, 4, Toastmasters CI 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 4, A. I. I. E., 4, Engineer, Associate Editor Editor 4. WILBUR KOONTZ NEWMAN, JR., Dalton, Ga., I. M., Radio CI 'I, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, Wesley Foundation, 'I-4, S. A. M., RUSSELL E. NEWTON, JR., Louisville, Ky., Arch., Lambda C Alpha, Secretary, 2, Steward, 4, Architecture Society, 3, 4. OSCAR TERENCE NICHOLS, Jesup, Ga., I. M., Phi Gamma Deli Bulldog Club, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4. HERBERT FRANKLIN NICHOLSON, Roswell, Ga., E.'E., Eta Kopp Nu, 3, 4. DAVID ANDERSON NICOL, Savannah, Ga., Math. JAMES C. NIPERT, Valdosta, Ga., M. E., A. S. M. E. FRED LEE NIX, Marietta, Ga., A. E., Maier, Air Force R. O. T. C. Seniors LTER ELRIE NIX, Abbeville, S. C., I. M. HALL NORTON, JR., Rome, Ga., E. E., Phi Kappa Sigma, etary, 2, Vice President, 4, President, 4, I. R. E., 3, 4, Radio , I, 2, 4, A. I. E. E., 4, First Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. ERT JESSE NORTON, Miami, Fla.: M. E.: Delta Tau Delta, terbury, A. I. I. E., A. S. M. E., Swimming Team, 3, 4. N EDWARD NUTTING, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Sigma Nu: ' Club, 3, President, 47 Football, 1, 2, 3, 47 Track, 'I, 2, 3, 4. RENCE THOMAS O'CONNOR, Augusta, Ga., I. M., Veteran's b, 2, 3, 41 S. A. M., 3, 4, A. M. A., 3, 4. MAS A. O'GRADY, Milford, Conn., A. E., Phi Kappa Phi, 45 Beta Pi, 3, 4, Sigma Gamma Tau, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 'lp Arnold Society, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club, 'Ip Squadron Commander of old Air Society, 4, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 45 ANAK ard 'Ig Arnold Air Society Award, 2, Air Force Association ard, 3, Society of Military Engineers Award, 3, Lieutenant lonel, Air Force R. O. T. C., Dean's List, Junior Scholastic Award, ughters of Revolution Medali. RMAN CHARLES OIEN, Miami, Fla., I. M. LANKLYN REIDE ONLEY, JR., Temperanceville, Va., I. M., Base- ll, 1 ERRY NEAL ORR, Mayfield, Ky., l. E., Baptist Student Union, 2, 3, 4. USSELL LLOYD OVREVIK, East Point, Ga., M. E., A. S. M. E., 3, 4. .ICHAEL E. PACHOLEK, West Palm Beach, Fla.: I. E., Kappa Sigma, merican Materials Handling Society, 3, 4, Newman Club, 4, . I. I. E., 4, Treasurer, 3, Blue Print, Sports Editor, 3, Football, I. Seniors GERALD WAYNE PAGE, Moultrie, Ga., I. M., Barbell Club, 3 Veteran's Club, 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, American Society of Engineers, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES LEE PARHAM, Hogansville, Ga., I. M., Ensign, R. O. T. C., 4. JAMES F. PARK, JR., Atlanta, Ga., Psy., Psi Society, President, 3 Camera Club, I, Physics Club, I, 2, Triangle Club, 'I, 2, Alph Phalanx, T. CHARLES DAVID PARKER, Chattanooga, Tenn., I. E., Kappa Sig A. I. I. E. JOE KENNETH PARKS, Newnan, Ga., Physics, Tau Beta Pi, 3, Sigma Pi Sigma, 4, Treasurer, Phi Kappa Phi, Physics Club, 3, Treasurer, 4, Dean's List, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sperry Microwave Scholars 3, Schlumberger Scholarship, 4. JAMES LAMAR PARRISH, III, Lake City, Fla., C. E., Sigma Atl Epsilon, Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Ameri Society of Civil Engineers, 4, Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C., Dea List, 2, 3, 4. LEO GILLIS PARRISH, JR., East Point, Ga., E. E., Delta Tau Del Recording Secretary, 3, 4, lnterfraternity Council, 3, Phi Eta Sig Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Scabbard 8. Bla Captain, 4, Trial Board, 3, Blue Print, I, Superior Freshman Cad Army R. O. T. C., I, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. GLEN STANLEY PARSON, Charleston, S. C., E. E., Alpha Omega, Briaerean Society, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 4, A. I. E. E., 3, Wesley Foundation, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Dean's List, 1, 2, 3. JOSE MARIA PASSARELLI, Guatemala, Guatemala, T. E., Phi P 2, 3, 4, Pan American Club, 3, 4, Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. HERBERT DOWNS PATRICK, Brunswick, Ga., I. E., America Materials Handling Society, A. I. I. E. JOHN CARROLL PATTERSON, Fort Valley, Ga., I. M., Delta Upsilo President, Industrial Management Society, 3, Treasurer, 4, Vc- eran's Club, S. A. M. ONDER PAUL, JR., Beaumont, Texas, E. E., Drama Tech, 4, E. E., 4. N DAVID PEAKE, Wilmington, Dela., I. E., Alpha Tau Omega, hy Sentinel, Honor Board, A. I. I. E., First Lieutenant, Army . T. C., Varsity Tennis, I, 2, 3. ICK WILLIS PEAVY, Shreveport, La., I. M., Sigma Alpha on, President of Class, 1, 2, 3, Vice President of Senior Class, ron Delta Kappa, 3, 4, President, 4, Koseme Society, 3, 4, udent, 3, ANAK Society, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, Who's Who in rican Colleges 8. Universities, Student Council, 'I, 2, 3, 4, surer, 4, Advisory Cabinet, I, 2, 3, Judiciary Cabinet, 3, 4, blin' Reck Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Lecture 81 Entertainment mittee, 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, Y. M. C. A. Freshman p Counsellor, 2, 3, Homecoming Committee, 3, 4, Freshman Team, 'l, Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sloan Foundation Scholar- 2. K HOMER PEEK, Warner Robins, Ga., Arch, Architecture ety. ID TIMMONS PEGG, Port Chester, N. Y., I. M., Industrial agement Society, S. A. M., Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. ERT GRADY PERRY, .lR., Dublin, Ga., I. M., Alpha Tau Omega, . M., 3, 4. ID LOGAN PETERSON, San Diego, Calif., I. M., Tau Kappa Ion, Executive Roundtable, 4, Triangle Club, I, 2, Presbyterian ent Center, 'I, Barbell Club, 4, S. A. M., 4. LTER R. PETTISS, Bastrop, Louisiana, I. M., Phi Kappa Phi, strial Management Society. LIAM NORMAN PETTY, England, Ark., Chemistry, Scabbard Iade, 3, 4, Baptist Student Union, Armed Forces Chemical ciation, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4, Major, Army R. O. T. C., n's List, I, 2, 4. ES PATTERSON PHARR, Decatur, Ga., Arch., Tau Sigma Delta, surer, 3, Architecture Society. RY JOE PHILLIPS, Lindale, Ga., E. E., Baptist Student Union, surer, 4, I. R. E., Secretary 81 Treasurer, 4. S DIXON PHILLIPS, III, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Chi Phi, Arnold Society, T-Club, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C., Head Varsity tball Manager. MAS JAMES PIERCE. JR., Franklin, Ky., Ch. E., American mica-I Society, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, ng Club, 4, Triangle Club 4, Presbyterian Student Center, 3, 4, -,cutive Roundtable, 4, S.A.M., 4. ES CARL PIRKLE, JR., Milledgeville, Ga., Ch. E., Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Pi, Arnold Air Society, Briaerean Society, American itute of Chemical Engineers, Technique, Maior, Air Force . T. C.- Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. HICE PITTMAN Great Neck, N. Y., T. E., Tau Epsilon Phi, -asurer, 3, President, 4. 7 FRANK ANTHONY PLAYER, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Pi Tau President, Canterbury, Technique, I, Track, 1. REX THEODORE PLESS, Knoxville, Tenn., C. E., Tau Beta Pi American Society of Civil Engineers, 4, Dean's List, 3, 4. CHARLES EDWARD PORTER, Cedartown, Ga., Ch. E., Sigma AI Epsilon, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Major, Force R. O. T. C., Distinguished Military Student. JAMES RAY PORTER, Barniesville, Ga., I. E., Sigma Chi, Bull Club, 3, 4, A. l. I. E., 4, Alpha Phalanx, 2, 3, Blue Print, 2, Tr Team, 3, 4. L. McGEHEE PORTER, III, Birmingham, Ala., I. M., Phi Delta Th Steward, Canterbury, I, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, S. A. M., Ensign, Navy R. O. T. C., Gymnastics, 1. ROBERT LAW PORTER, Clearwater, Fla., Phys, Alpha Tau Om Treasurer, 3, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sig Presbyterian Student Center, Treasurer, 2, Technique, I, Lieuten Navy R. O. T. C., 4, Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DELANO PORTERFIELD, Springfield, Tenn., Physics, Beta Pi, 3. 4, Westminister Fellowship, 3, 4, Physics Club, 2, 3 Secretary, 3, Dean's List, 1, 4. FRANK HOWARD POSEY, JR., Atlanta, Ga., C. E., Delta Sig Phi, American Society of Civil Engineering. CURTISS BRADFORD POST, JR., Chattanooga, Tenn., M. E., Kappa Epsilon, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, 4, Sigma-Y-Phalanx, 1, 2, Vice President, 4, A. S. M. E., 4, Triangle Club, 4, Cadet Ma Air Force R. O. T. C. WILLIAM THOMAS POTEET, JR., Glasgow, Ky., I. E., Arnold Society, 2, 3, T Club, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant Colonel, Air Fo R. O. T. C., Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Dea-n's List, 'l. FRANK ALLEN PRATHER, JR., Fort Myers, Fld., I. M., Sigma S. A. M., 4, Technique, 'l. JOHN RAY PRESTON, Macon, Ga., C. E. Kappa Alpha Ord Society of American Military Engineers, 'I, 2, 3, 4, President, Scabbard 81 Blade, 3, 4, Varsity Rifle Team, I, 2, 3, 4, Colon Army R. O. T. C. PATRICK W. PRICE, Moultrie, Ga., C. E., American Society Civil Engineers, 4, Veteran's Club 2, 3, 4. KENDALL WILLARD PRINCE, Albany, Ga., Building Construction Veteran's Club. WILLIAM RONALD PRINCE, Baltimore, Maryland, E. E., Lamb Chi Alpha, A. I. E. E., 4, First Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. Seniors HENRY PRISANT, Albany, Ga., l. M., Phi Epsilon Pi, Sec- , 3: S. A. M. L HARTRIDGE PRYSOCK, Savannah, Ga., C. E., American y of Civil Engineers. S ALTON PURVIS, JR., Atlanta, Ga.: l. M. S OSCAR PURVIS, Ocilla, Ga., l. E.: A. l. l. E., 3, 4. CES SUSAN PUTNAM, Atlanta, Ga., A. E., Alpha Xi Delta, urer, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 45 Gamma Psi 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secre- reasurer, 2, President, 35 Society of Women Engineers, 3, 4, Vice Chairman, 4, Women's Student Association, 1, 2, Treasurer, 3, Interfraternity Council 2, 3, 4, Triangle Club, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 35 Dean's List, 'l, 2. ARTHUR RABE, JR., Jacksonville, Fla., I. E., Sigma Nu. LAND RADFORD, JR., Monroe, Ga., l. M.: Phi Delta Theta, urerp Industrial Management Society. THOMAS RAGAN, Carnegie, Ga., C. E., Society American ary Engineers, First Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. LIAM WOODBURY RANCK, Atlanta, Ga.: l. M.: Chi Phi: Can- iury, 2, 37 S. A. M., 3, 4, Second Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. 'HAEL BEAUVAIS RANDALL, JR., Decatur, Ga., Chemistry, Phi Sigma, 'lg Tau Berta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, American imical Society, 3, 4, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. HARD ROAN RANDALL, Decatur, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 3, 4. Seniors JAMES HOLLAND RECTOR, Rockford, lll., l. M., Sigma Chi, H Manager, 3, S. A. M., 3, 4, President, 4, Executive Roundta 3, 4, Alpha-Y-Phalanx, 1, Air Force Drill Team, I, Faculty-Stu Relations Committee. WILLIAM ANDREW REED, Birmingham, Ala., I. M. LAWRENCE W. REHFIELD, Miami, Fla., A. E., Phi Eta Sigma Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Gamma Tau, 3, 4, Recor Secretary, 3, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement Sch ship Award, 3. DONALD VAUGHAN RENTZ, Warren, Ohio, I. E., Phi Ga Delta, Recording Secretary, 4, Koseme, 3, Treasurer, Pi Delta E Ion, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, Arnold Air Society, Ramlalin' R Club, 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Secretory, 3, Stud Lecture 81 Entertainment Committee, 2, 3, 4, Publications Bo 4, Student Council, 4, Technique, l, 2, 3, 4, Editor, 4, Maior, Force R. 0. T. C., Arnold Air Society, 2, 3, Dean's List, 2. ALAN GARY RESTER, Mobile, Ala., l. M., Kappa Alpha Order, Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Executive Roundtable, 2, Triangle Club, 'I, Honor Board, 3, Interfraternity Council, 3, 4, Baptist Stud Union, Technique, 'I, Executive Editor, 3. NORMAN EDGAR REU, Wilmington, Dela., I. E., Alpha Omega, Secretary, 2, Bulldog Club, 3, World Student Fund C mittee, 3, A. I. I. E., 4. MICHAEL PATRICK REUSING, Lancaster, Pa., M. E., Phi Eta Sig Vets Club, 3, 4. FELIX MANUEL REYES, Habana, Cuba, M. E., Pan American CI 4, Newman Club, I, 2, A. S. M. E. RODNEY JEROME REYNOLDS, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., I. R. E. WILLIAM DuPREE REYNOLDS, Atlanta, Ga., Building Constructi Delta Sigma Phi, Society of American Military Engineers, Ameri Institute of Architects, 4, Baptist Student Union, Lieutenant, A R, O. T. C., Freshman Swimming Team. CALVIN WILSON RICE, JR., Milledgeville, Ga., Math., Techniq I, 2, Dean's List, 'l. WAYNE RICHARDS, Augusta, Ga., I. M., T Club, A. M. A. sketball, 2, 3, 4. IAM MACK RIGGS, Valdosta, Ga., E. E., Baptist Student n, I, 2, 3. ES RUSSELL RILEY, Russellville, Ky., I. M., Sigma Alpha Epsi- T Club, A. M. A., Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. ER CHARLES RITTENHOUSE, East Point, Ga., M. E., Pi Tau a, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Scabbard 8. Blade, 4, Pershing Rifles, 2, St. Potriclc's Council, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary, 4, . M. E., 4, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished Military ent, Dean's List, 'l, 2. REW MANUEL RIVKIND, St. Petersburg, Fla., Ch. E., Tau lon Phi, Treasurer, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 'l, Briaerean Society, , Secretary, 4, American Chemical Society, 4, American Insti- of Chemical Engineers, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Armed Forces mical Association, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Georgia Tech d, I, 2, 3, 4, Second Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Drum Maior, y R. O. T. C. Band, 2, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. K KEITH ROBERTS, East Point, Ga., A. E., Scabbard 8. Bilade, , Sigma Gamma Tau, 4, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 3, 4, rican Rocket Society, 4, Maior, Army R. O. T. C. L CRAIG ROBERTS, III, Columbus, Ga., l. M., Phi Delta Theta, rld Student Fund Committee, 3, 4, International Students Com- ee, 3, Secretary, 4, Toastmasters Club, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4, cutive Roundtable, 3, 4. LTER LINDELL ROBERTS, Statesboro, Ga., M. E., Chi Psi, Secre- , Vice President, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Corresponding retary, A. S. M. E., lnterfraternity Council, Lieutenant, Army . T. C., Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. N WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Miami, Fla., E. E., I. R. E. LLIAM FRANKLIN ROBERTSON, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., Second utenant, Army R. O. T. C. EODORE TYDINGS ROBIN, Bay St. Louis, Miss., M. E., Kappa -pha Order, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, 4, Executive Roundtable, 3, 4. :NRY HEWES ROBINSON, Savannah, Ga., T. E., Chi Psi, Bulldog Jb, American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists. ISEPH JAMES ROBINSON, JR., Lakeland, Fla., Physics, Beta eta Pi, Secretary, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Scalabard Blade, 3, 4, Technique, 2, 3, 4, Engineer, 3, Distinguished Mili- ry Student, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. W. ROBINSON, Atlanta, Ga., M. E. AMUEL TAYLOR ROGERS, Charleston, S. C., E. E., Phi Sigma rppa, Secretory, 3, Second Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., 4, ean's List 'I. LADDIE WAYNE ROLLINS, Wickliffe, Ky., E. E., Baptist St Union, I, 2, Vice President, 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 4, I. R. E., 4. WILTON MILLARD ROOKS, Tifton, Gu., A. E., Delta Sigma Scabbard 8. Blade, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society, 2, 3, 4, Institu Aerospace Sciences, 3, President, 4, American Rocket So lnterfraternity Council, 2, 3, Greek Week Chairman, 4. FRANK E. ROPER, Decatur, Ga., I. E. JAMES EDWARD ROSE, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Industrial Manage Society, 4, S. A. M., 4. JULIAN SCOTT ROSE, Jacksonville Beach, Fla., C. E., Scabbar Blade, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4, Ca Army R. O. T. C. MARK HERBERT ROSEN, Springfield, Mo., Ch. E., Phi Epsilo Recording Secretary, House Manager, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, I fraternity Council, 2, 3, 4, Greek Week Co-Chairman, Ame Chemical Society, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemical Engin 3, 4, Toastmasters Club, 2, 3, Engineer, Associate Editor, D List, 'I, 2. DENNIS EDWARD ROTHGABER, Fallston, Md., C. E., Theta Historian, 3, Pledge Marshal, 4, President, 4, Triangle Club, Sigma-Y-Phalanx, 2, Newman Club, 2, 3, Bulldog, 3, 4, Amer Society of Civil Engineers, 3, Secretary, 4. ANTHONY JOHN ROURKE, Beverly, Mass., C. E., Vets C 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, American Society of Civil Engine 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, 4, Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. EULIE ALONZO RUSHTON, JR., Keystone Heights, Fla., M. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary, 2, President, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3 Scabbard 8. Blade, 3, 4, Society of American Military Engine 1, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, A. S. M. E., 3, Maior, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 'I, 2. HERBERT STANLEY RUSK, Ridgewood, N. J., I. M., Sigma Epsilon, Treasurer, 4, Flying Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, A. S. M. 2, S. A. M., 4. JOHN ROBERT RUST, Charlotte, N. C., Ch. E., Phi Gamma Dell Block T Club, 'I, American Institute Chemical Engineers. BILLY BRYANT RYKARD, Valdosta, Ga., I. E., Captain Air R. O. T. EDGAR JOSE SALDIVIA, Caracas, Venezuela, I. E., Pan Americ Club, 3, 4. HECTOR MIKE SALGADO, Tampa, Fla., I. M., Pan American Clu 2, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4. ALDEN ERNEST SANBORN, Orlando, Fla., I. E., Phi Eta Signt 'I, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Pi Mu, 3, 4, Newman Club, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Cr: Country Team, 1, 2, 3, Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3, 4. Seniors ME DALY SANDS, JR., Macon, Ga., M. E., Sigma Alpha lon, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Scabbard 81 Blade, , Student Council, 4, Lieutenant Commander, Navy R. O. T. C., ean's List, 1, 2, 3, 4. ARD EDWARD SANNER, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 4, Georgia Tech Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- t Director, 3, 4, Presbyterian Student Association, 'l, 2, 3, 4. Y MORGAN SAUNDERS, East Point, Ga., A. E. MAS EARLE SAYE, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Sigma Chi, Phi Eta a, First Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List. LIAM BRYANT SAYE, Madison, Ga., I. M., Alpha Tau Omega, D. K., 4, ANAK, Vice President, 4, Koseme, Secretary, 3, blin' Reck, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Student Council, 'l, 2, 3, 4, retary, 3, Student Body President, 4, Football, 'l, 2, Student istant Coach, 3, 4. L GEORGE SAYERS, Pittsburgh, Pa., Cer. E., American Cera- Society, 3, 4, President, 4. LLIAM HUBERT SCARBORQUGH, Dublin, Ga., I. M., Phi Delta ta, House Manager, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Bulldog Club, rresponding Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 4, Homcoming Committee, 3, 4, lnterfraternity, 4, Army R. O. T. C. DN KENNETH SCHAFER, Pensacola, Fla., I. M. EDERICK STEVENS SCHARAR, Neptune Be-aoh, Fla., l. M., Pi qppa Alpha, Treasurer, 3, 4, Barbell Club, 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4. JWARDO CARLOS SCHONENBERG, JR., San Salvador, EI Salva- zr, C. E., Tau Beta Pi, 4, Chi Epsilon, 3, 4, American Society vil Engineers, 2, 3, 4, Pan American Union Club, 2, 3, 4, Saint itrick's Council, 3, 4, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. DSEPH CHRISTIAN SCHWANEBECK, Savannah, Ga., M. E., Kappa gma, Pi Tau Sigma, S. A. E., 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, 4, . S. M. E., 2, 3, 4. Seniors RICHARD H. SCHWARTZ, Brooklyn, N. Y., I. M., Phi Epsilon Pledgemaster, 2, Vice Superior, 3, Treasurer, 4, Bulldog S. A. M., A. M. A., Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. CARL DENNY SCROGGS, McCaysviIIe, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., Club. JOHN SMITH SEARCY, IV, Thomasville, Ga., E. E. JOHN DAVID SELLERS, Huntington, W. Va., Ch. E., Briaerean, 3 Arnold Air Society, I, 2, Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Chemical ciety, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, American Rocket Society, I, Glee Club, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Tech, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, 8. Mask Fencing Society, 4, Vice President, 4, Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3 Rayonier Scholarship Award, 4. PAUL CYRIL SERFF, Columbus, Ga., I. M., Chi Phi, Newman CI 'l, 2, Pershing Rifles, I, 2, S. A. M., 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. WILLIAM CHESTER SHARPE, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 3, Georgia Tech Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Baptist Student Union, 'I, 2, 3, Major, Air Force R O. T. C. MYLES ARTHUR SHEER, Miami Beach, Fla., I. D. 8. I. M., Epsilon Pi, House Manager, 4, American Institute of Design dents, 4, Engineer, Art Editor, 4. ROY CLAY SHEFFIELD, Grove Hill, Ala., Ch. E., Lambda Alpha, Treasurer, 3, Baptist Student Union Executive Committee, 2, American Chemical Society, 3, 4, American Institute of Chemi Engineers, 4, Society of American Military Engineers, 4, Seco Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, I, 2. DWIGHT MOODY SHEFTALL, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Delta Tau Delt A. I. I. E., American Materials Handling Society, Major, Air Fort R. O. T. C. SAMUEL VIRON SHELTON, Boynton Beach, Fla., M. E., Pi Tc Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Baptist Student Union, I, 2, 3, 4, S. A. I I, 2, 3, A. S, M. E., 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MARVIN SHORT, Rayle, Ga., I. M., Baseball Manager 3, UND PALMER SHREWSBURG, JR., Upper Marlboro, Md., M. E., Upsilon, Georgia Tech Band, 'I, 2, Glee Club, 4, Canter- , I, 2, 3, 4, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 2, A. S. M. E., Blue Print, I. WAYNE SCHULTZ, Tampa, Fla., E. E., Phi Gamma Delta, I. E.: I. R. E. H YOUNG SHUPING, JR., Augusta, Ga., C. E., Delta Sigma American Society of Civil Engineers, 3, 4, Ensign, Navy . T. C. ES VICTOR SIDES, Helena, Ala., I. M., T Club, Football, ,3, 4. ALD BARTON SIDNER, Myrtle Beach, S. C., I. E., Phi Delta a, A. I. I. E., 4. L BENJAMIN SIKES, Glennville, Ga., I. M., Delta Tau Delta, surer, 4, Bulldog Club, 3, 4, S. A. M., 2, First Lieutenant, y R. O. T. C. JOEL SILBERMAN, Key West, Fla., I. D., Tau Epsilon Phi, se Manager, 2, 3, Association of Industrial Design Students, , 4, Treasurer, 3, Bulldog Club, 2, 3. RY HOWARD SIMMONS, Savannah, GQ., l. M., Chi Phi: wman Club, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Technique, 3. HARD ESSEX SIMMONS, JR., Baltimore, Md., Ch. E., Delta Tau Ita, Briarean Society, 3, 4, Armed Forces Chemical Association, 4, American Chemical Society, 3, 4, American Institute Chemi- Engineers, 3, 4, Scabbard 81 Blade, 3, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, hnique, 1, Maior, Army R. O. T. C., Cross Country, 1, Dean's , 2, 3, Distinguished Military Student. THUR MARSHALL SIMS, Decatur, Ga., I. M., Kappa Sigma, bbard Bt Blade, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society, 3, 4, Cadet Lieu- ant Colonel, Air Force R. O. T. C. ALTER PAUL SINS, Brooklyn, N. Y., I. E., A. I. I. E., 4. MES WILLIS SIRMANS, Stockton, Ga., I. M., Sigma Alpha silon, President, 4, Industrial Management Society, 3, 4, Seab- rd 8. Blade, 3, 4, Pershing Rifles, I, 2, President, 3, Maior, 'my R. O. T. C., Distinguished Military Student. AVID LEE SLICKER, East Canton, Ohio, M. E. -IILLIP LOUIS SMALLWOOD, Garfield, Ga., Arch., Delta Sigma ti, American Institute of Architects, 3, 4, American Society of ,ilitary Engineers, 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 1. ZIDGES WADE SMITH, JR., Macon, Ga., M. E., Pi Tau Sigma, 4, Co-Op Club, 3, 4, Briaerean Society, 3, Secretary, 4, . S. M. E., 4, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C., 4, Dean's List, 2, 3. CARLOS HUNTER SMITH, JR., Macon, Ga., E. E., Lambda Alpha, A. I. E. E., Baptist Student Union. HERMET E. SMITH, Apopka, Fla., Arch., Delta Tau Delta, Ame Architecture Society, Baptist Student Union. JAMES ROBERT SMITH, Marietta, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E. JOE SHANNON SMITH, Atlanta, Ga., C. E., Theta Chi Frater American Society of Civil Engineers, 4, Air Force Drill Team, Major, Air Force R. O. T. C., Gym Team 1. WALKER T. SMITH, Ringgold, Ga., M. E., Pi Tau Sigma, 3 Dean's List, 'I, 2. DENMAN T. SNOW, II, Athens, Ga., I. M., Tau Kappa Eps Phi Eta Sigma, Scabbard 8. Blade, Navy Drill Team, 1, 2 Commander, Navy R. O. T. C. PHILIP RICHARD SORRELS, Monroe, Ga., A. E., Sigma Nu, tenant, Army R. O. T. C. WILLIAM CARL SORRELLS, Monroe, Ga., A. E., Sigma Nu, Se: Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. ROBERT MILTON SPEIGHTS, JR., Decatur, Ga., Chem., Delta Si Phi, Secretary, 3, American Chemical Society, 4, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. CHARLES JERRY SPURLIN, Rome, Ga., A. E., Delta Tau De Institute of Aerospace Science, 2, 3, 4, American Rocket Society Lieutenant Colonel, Army R. O. T. C. ASHFORD WATSON STALNAKER, III, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M JAMES WILLIS STANDARD, Griffin, Ga., I. E., Sigma Chi, We Foundation, I, 2, Alpha Phalanx, 2, Vice President, 4, Y. M. C. Cabinet, 4, Glee Club, 'l, 2, 3, Freshman Camp Counselor, 3, Engineer, I, Cadet Major, Army R. O. T. C. JAMES HERBERT STARNES, JR., Decatur, Ga., Engr. Mech., Delta Theta, A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4, Football, 'l, 2, 3, Track, 'l. FREDRICKE S. STARR, Atlanta, Ga., Chi. E., American Institute Chemical Engineers, American Chemical Society, Dean's List. GEORGE FRANK STARR, Talltown, Ga., Ch. E., Gamma Delta Io, Sky-Hi-Club, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Pork: Club. I Seniors ANNA S. STARR, Atlanta, Ga., Ch. E., American Institute of ical Engineers, American Chemical Society, Dean's List. N C. STATON, JR., Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi Delta Theta, Alumni etary, 4, Toastmasters, I, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 2, Brittain ting Society, 1, 2, 3, President, 1, 2, Student Lecture 81 En- inment Committee, I, 2, 3, 4, Technique, I, 2, Navy R. O. T. C. Team, 'I, 2. Y WILSON STEADHAM, Charlotte, N. C., I. M., Vets Club. Y LEE STELL, Memphis, Tenn., I. M., Baptist Student Union, , 3, 4, S. A. M., 3, 4. IEL AUGUSTUS STEVENS, Charleston, S. C., E. E. ARD MILTON STEWART, JR., Cornelia, Ga., I. E., Sigma Nu, ha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4, A. l. I. E., 2, 3, 4, Wesley Foundation, , 4, Radio Club, 'l. E WILLIAM STEWART JR., Kansas City, Mo., Physics, Beta ta Pi, Secretary, 2, 3, Pi Delta Epsilon, Canterbury, Physics b, Arnold Air Society, Blue Print, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Man- r, 4, Dean's List, 'l, 2. ERT BOYD STIPE, Brunswick, Ga., I. M., Scabbard 81 Blade, , S. A. M., 4, Lieutenant, Navy R. O. T. C. OTIS STRAIN, JR., Memphis, Tenn., I. M., Kappa Sigma, T nb, S. A. M., A. M. A., Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished I ary Student, Football. LLIAM ISADORE STRAUSS, Augusta, Go., E. E., Radio Club, 2, e President, 3, President, 4, I. R. E., 2, 3, President, Wesley Jndation, 3, 4, Saint Patrick's Council, 4. W. STRICKLAND, Atlanta, Ga., M. E. O S e n I o r s HARRY SUGDEN, JR., Savannah, Ga., M. E., Physics Club, 'I I S. A. E., I, 2, Chairman, 3, 4, A. 5. M. E., 2, 3, 4. JAMES WILLIAM SULLINS, Cartersville, Ga., I. M. WILLIAM EDWARD SULLIVAN, Tampa, Fla., l. E., Alpha Pi M T A. I. I. E., 2, 3, 4, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 1, EUGENE LYNN SURBER, Decatur, Ga., Arch., Phi Kappa Tau, Sigma Delta, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Architecture Society, 3, 4, Tr urer, 3, Interfraternity Council, I, 2, 3, 4, Ensign, Navy R. O. T. Dean's List I. RANDOLPH HORACE SURLES, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Phi Si Kappa, S. A. M., 4. ABRAHAM B. SUSTER, Guayaquil, Ecuador, Building Construct Tau Epsilon Phi, Vice President, 3, 4, House Manager, 2, 3, Pledgemaster, 3, Pan American Club, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog C 2, 3, 4. JIMMY COY SWEAT, Brunswick, Ga., I. M. RICHARD JOHN SWEET, Atlanta, Ga., I. M. ALVIN MORRIS SYDNOR, Richmond, Va., M. E., Sigma Chi, Pl Trainer, 3, Student Council, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Canterbury, I, Technique, I, Blue Print, 1, Circulation Manager, 2. CARL JOHN SYPNIEWSKI, Newark, N. J., A. E., Pi Tau Chi, Newman Club, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Flying Club, 2, 3, American Roc Society, 3, 4, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., MARVIN N. TABOR, JR., Toccoa, Ga., I. M., Phi Delta The Circle K Club, 'l, 2, A. M. A., S. A. M., Ensign, Navy R. O. T.C LEE TAYLOR, Ill, Houston, Texas, Ch. E., Lambda Chi Alpha, rican Chemical Society, American Institute of Chemical Engi- , Presbyterian Student Association, Dean's List, 'I. AR CLAYTON TEAGUE, Bowdon, Ga., Physics, 'Baptist Student n, Dean's List, 2, 3. AN HUSNI TELLO, Damascus, Syria, I. E., International Club. LIAM WALKER TEMPLE, JR., Hartwell, Ga., I. E., A. I. I. E., 3, 4, n's List, 'I. NE ANSEL TEMPLETON, Matthews, Ga., I. M., S. A. M. LIAM MILLER TEMPLETON, Decatur, Ga., Physics, Tau Kappa lon, Tau Beta Pi, Y. M. C. A. President, T Book Editor, Triangle , President, Interfraternity Council, Who's Who in American eges and Universities, International Student's Committee, nique, Freshman Gym Team, Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Student nselor. RMANDO TERRAZAS, Chihuahua, Mexico, I. E., Newman Club, . I. I. E., 3, 4. LIAM ROBERT TERRY, Decatur, Ga., I. E., American Materials dling Society, A. I. I. E. RREN ASHBY THARPE, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M., 3, 4. REDO THIELEN, Caracas, Venezula, C. E., Pan American Club, sident. ES CHARLES THOMAS, Galax, Va., I. E., Phi Kappa Sigma, Idog Club, 2, 3, A. I. I. E. 'CHAEL ALAN THOMAS, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Sigma Chi, Secre- y, 2, Vice President, 3, Student Council, T Club, A. I. I. E., utenant, Navy R. O. T. C., Baseball, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Football, I. ILLIAM ANTHONY THOMAS, Magnolia, Ark., C. E., Chi Epsilon, nerican Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, 4. .DBERT SHEFFIELD THOMPSON, Atlanta, Ga., E. E., Tau Beta Pi, iaerean Society, Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. NCENT BYERS THOMPSON, McAdenvil'le, N. C., A. E., Institute Aerospace Sciences, 4. xgrvr 'v-.Nqr .1-qt .ffv 485 WILLIAM LEE THOMPSON, Savannah, Ga., I. M., Sigma Al Epsilon. ZORONZO HAROLD THOMSON, Byron, Ga., E. E., Baptist Stud Union, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Barbell Club, 2, 3, 4, A. l. E. E., 2, 3, 4, I. R. 3, 4. ROBERT CARROLL THORNBERRY, Louisville, Ky., Ch. E., Phi Ka Sigma, American Society of Chemical Engineers. HOWARD ALLEN THRAILKILL, Orlando, Fla., E. E., Tau Beta 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, President, 4, Briaerean Society, 3, A. I. E. E., 3, 4, Saint Patrick's Council, 4, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, HUGH DONALD THREADGILL, Carrollton, Ga., M. E., Philosop Club, 3, A. S. M. E., 3, 4. RICHARD EUGENE TINIUS, Sautee, Ga., M. E., Pi Tau Sig A. S. M. E., 4, Chairman. JULIAN HUDSON TOLBERT, Macon, Ga., I. M., Kappa Alpha Ord EMERSON ARLIN TORBETT, Athens, Tenn., Math., Beta Theta Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Circle K, 2, 3, 4, Bapt Student Union, I, 2, 3, 4, Technique, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Advertising M ager, 3, 4, Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, Student Counselor, 2, 3. CHARLES ESTILL TOWNSEND, Chamblee, Ga., I. M. HARLAN McKlNNEY TRAMMELL, JR., Rock Hill, S. C., I. E., C Phi, A. I. I. E., 4, Blue Print, 1, Varsity Swimming Team, 'I, 2. OTIS FORREST TRAVIS, JR., Jacksonville, Fla., M. E., Sigma C Corresponding Secretary, 2, Pledge Trainer, 3, President, 4, Bri erean Society, 3, 4, Pi Tau Sigma, 3, President, 4, Omicron Del Kappa, 3, Secretary, 4, Koseme Society, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 2, Alpha Phalanx, 1, Vice President, 2, President, 3, Freshman Ca Counselor, 2, 3, 4, Triangle Club, 2, Ramblin' Reck, 2, 3, A. S. M. E., I, Secretary, 2, Student Council, 4, Advisory Cabin 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 2nd Vice President, 4, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, Dean's List, I, 2, 3. OLIVER EUGENE TROTTER, JR., Chattanooga, Tenn., M. B A. S. M. E., 4, Veteran's Club, 4, Institute of Aerospace Science 'I, 2, Flying Club, 'l. ROLAND MICHAEL TOUPS, Houma, La., M. E., Lambda Chi Alph Pi Tau Sigma, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, Honor Board Secretary, 3, Newman Club, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Trial Boar T Club 2, 3, 4, Maior, Air Force R. O. T. C., Football, I, Baseball 2, 3, 4. JAMES HUGH TUCKER, JR., Mobile, Ala., l. M., Phi Delta Theto First Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. ALBERT JOSEPH TURNER, JR., Arcadia, Fla., Math., Sigma Ph Epsilon, President, 2, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4, Scabbard Bt Blade, 3, 4 Phi Eta Sigma, I, Who's Who Among Students of Colleges am Universities, 4, Executive Roundtable, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4 Judiciary Cabinet, Chairman, 4, Student-Faculty Honor Committee 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, Blue Print, 2, Fraternitie Editor, 3, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 'l, 2, 3, 4. Seniors RLES SIMPSGN TURNER, lll, Palm Beach, Fla., l. M., Phi Delta a, Warden, Gymnastics, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 'l. EPH R. TURNER, JR., Flippen, Ga., E. E. MAS MARSHALL TURNER, Winston-Salem, N. C., l. E., Sigma a Epsilon, Secretary, 3, Student Council, 3, Bulldog Club, , 4, A. I. I. E., 4, Ramblin' Reck Club, 3, 4, Homecoming mittee, 3, 4, Chairman, 4, Circle K Club, I, 2, Technique, , Football, T, 2, 3. HER WALLACE TWIGGS, Baxley, Ga., T. E., Chi Psi, President, Vice President, 4, Delta Kappa Phi, 4, Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4, iety American Military Engineers, 3, 4, First Lieutenant, Army . T. C. RLES ROBERT UNDERWOOD, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Sigma Alpha ilon, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. IUS HAROLD USHER, Savannah, Ga., M. E., A. S. M. E. RVIN EUGENE USRY, Ellaville, Ga., I. E., Dean's List, 2, 3. DERSON O. VAN ZANDT, Fort Worih, Texas, E. E., Sigma Phi lon, Radio Club, 2, 3, Rifie Team, 2, I. R. E., 2, 3, 4. ROTHY MARIE VIDOSIC, Atlanta, Ga., Cer. E., Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Pi iWomen's Badgel, Keramos, Women Stuclent's Associ- nn, Society of Women Engineers, Gamma Psi, Triangle Club, erican Ceramic Society, Newman Club, Dean's List. . E. WADE, Atlanta, Ga., M. E. IGH LESTER WALDORF, Macon, Ga., E. E. M X.. L, ,. '-H -is' . 487 Seniors EARL MORRIS WALKER, Jacksonville Beach, Fla., A. E., Phi Si Kappa. JAMES NORMENT WALKER, Henderson, Ky., I. M., Delta Ups JOHN CHARLES WALKER, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Delta Tau D Corresponding Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Pi Delta Epsi President, 3, 4, Koseme Society, 3, 4, Scabbard 81 Blade, 3 Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, Who's Who Among Students in Amer Colleges and Universities, 4, World Student Fund, 3, President Student Council, 4, Honor Board, Secretary, 4, President, 4, Stu Lecture and Entertainment Committee, 3, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Advisory Cabinet, 4, Publications Board, 4, Armed Forces Che Association, 3, Vice President, 4, Army R. O. T. C. Rifle Team Lutheran Student Association, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 'I, S. A. M. International Students Committee, 4, Freshman Glee Club, Counselor Y. M. C. A. Freshman Camp, 4, A. I. I. E., 3, 4, T nique, 'I, Sports Editor, 3, Managing Editor, 4, Blue Print, Lieutenant Colonel, Army R. O. T. C., Distinguished Mili Student, 4, Dean's List, I, Delegate to International Y. M. C. Conference in Germany, 4. LARRY TRISTIAN WALKER, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Drama Tech, I, 2 Vice President, 4, Radio Club, Camera Club, Captain, A R. O. T. C., A. M. A. ROBERT LESLIE WALL, Jacksonville, Fla., A. E., Kappa Alpha Or Presbyterian Student Center, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, Institute Aerospace Sciences, 4, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. JAMES ROBERT WALLACE, Magnolia, Ark., C. E., Pi Kappa Al Vice President, 3, President, 4, Briaerean Society, 3, 4, Chi Epsi 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2, 3, Dean's List, 'I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD FUSSELL WARD, Atlanta, Ga., I. E., Phi Delta Theta. JAMES PORTER WATKINS, JR., Albany, Ga., I. M., Alpha T Omega, Alpha Phalanx, I, Psychology Club, 3, Treasurer, Toi masters, 4, Blue Print, 'l. GARY GORDON WATSON, Tifton, Ga., Math, Briaerean Socie 3, 4, Scabbard 81 Blade, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society, Area Execut Officer, 4, Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4, Baptist Student Union, I, 2, 3, Maior, Air Force R. O. T. C., Dean's List, 2. JAMES MORGAN WATSON, Riverdale, Md., M. E., Phi Eta Sig: Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Pi 'I Sigma, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 4, M. L. Britti Debate Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Debate Team, 3, 4, Dean's I LONNIE BOURBON WATSON, New Orleans, La., I. M., Delta 'I Delta, S. A. M., 4. HARD JAY WATSON, Butiialo, N. Y., I. E., A. I. I. E., 4. LTER WILLIAM WATTS, Smyrna, Ga., I. E. LIAM RANDALL WATTS, JR., St. Petersburg, Fla., I. M., Tau pa Epsilon, Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, World ent Fund Committee, 3, 4, Triangle Club, I, 2, 3, 4, President, oastmasters, 2, Alpha Y Phalanx, 'I, 2, Technique, I, 2. MAS HAYNE WEDAMAN, JR., Johnston, S. C., E. E., Co-op b, 2, 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 4, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C. ES GARDINER WEIGLE, III, Augusta, Ga., I. M., Kappa Alpha er, Triangle Club, 'l, 2. ES MICHAEL WEITZEL, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Chi Phi. MAN WENGLOWSKYJ, Miami, Fla., C. E., Delta Tau Delta, wman Club, I, 2, Alpha Phalanx, 3, 4, Maior, Air Force O. T. C. N WESSINGER, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Sigma Nu. FRED cARLroN west, Mem., Ga., I. M., Delta upsilen, Phi- ophy club, 3, s. A. M., 4. N HILL WEST, Atlanta, Ga., Arch., American Institute of Archi- s. ILLIAM DUANE WEST, Spartanburg, S. C., M. E., Tau Kappa silon. TER DIXON WEV, Cleveland, Ohio, I. M., Lambda Chi Alpha, Delta Epislon, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4, S. A. M., Technique, 2, Features Editor, 3. HARLES EDWARD WHALEY, Cuthbert, Ga., I. M., Alpha Tau Imega, Student Council, 3, S. A. M., 2, 3, 4, Toastmasters, 3, 4, nstitute of Aerospace Sciences, 'I, Executive Roundtable, 4, Tech- ique, 2, 3, Captain, Army R. O. T. C., Freshman Football. llI.I.lAM J. WHEELER, Lake City, Fla., l. M., Pi Kappa Alpha, Wndustrial Management Society, S. A. M. DVIC DAVID WHEELESS, II, Griffin, Ga., C. E., Phi Delta Theta, igma Delta Psi, American Society of Civil Engineers, Gymnastics sam, I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List. WILLIAM BENJAMIN WHIPPLE, JR., Dunedin, Fla., I. M., T Chi, Pershing Rifles, I, 2, Spike Shoe Society, 2, 3, Veteran's C 4, S. A. M., 4, Technique, I, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C., C Country Team, I, 2, 3. DAVID EUGENE WHISNANT, Shelby, N. C., Physics, Phi Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Baptist Student Union, I, 2, 3, 4, Techni 3, Deon's List, I, 2, 3, 4. ALVIN O. WHITE, III, Atlanta, Ga., I. M. JAMES MACK WHITE, Decatur, Ga., Chem. ROGER HAROLD WHITESIDES, JR., Rock Hill, S. C., M. E., Gamma Delta, Pi Tau Sigma, A. S. M. E., Arnold Air Society Dean's List, I. THOMAS GARY WICKS, Huntsville, Ala., M. E., Lambda Alpha, Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 4, Dean's List, 2. ALBERT HENRY WIGGINS, JR., Macon, Ga., l. M., Air Force Team Commander, 2, 3, Best Dri-lled Cadet Air Force R. O. T. I, Captain, Air Force R. O. T. C., Swimming, I. WALTER ROSS WILBURN, Decatur, Ga., M. E., A. S. M. E., lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. ROBERT EDWARD WILEY, Miami, Fla., M. E., Theta Chi, A. I. E. 2, 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 4, Army R. O. T. C. WILLIAM GIDDENS WILKES, Atlanta, Ga., l. M. HAROLD WILLHAM, JR., Atlanta, Ga., Arch. CHARLES DUDLEY WILLIAMS, Uvalda, Go., C. E., American ciety of Civil Engineers. DAVID KEITH WILLIAMS, Decatur, Ga., C. E., Phi Delta The American Society ot Civil Engineers, Swimming Team, 1, 2. JAMES KENNETH WILLIAMS, Bremen, Ga., M. E., Kappa Sign- President, 3, Grand Master of Ceremonies, 2, Interfratern Council, 2, 3, 4, Ramblin' Reck, 3, 4, School Spirit Committee, LARRY DREW WILLIAMS, College Park, Ga., M. E., A. S. M. E., Seniors ERT FLINTOM WILLIAMS, Charlotte, N. C., M. E., Sigma Phi lon, Engineer, 3, Cross Country, I. ALD C. WILLIAMS, Smyrna, Ga., C. E., Society of American ary Engineers, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers, Tri- Ie Club, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C. RY GLEN WILLOUGHBY, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Chi Phi, Spiked e Society, 2, Freshman Track, I, Varsity Track, 3. LIAM WALTER WILLOUGHBY, Urbana, Ohio, l. E., Phi Kappa a, A. I. I. E. N NEIL WILLSON, JR., Baltimore, Md., E. E., Phi Sigma Kappa, President, 4, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Eta Kappa Nu, 3, lnterfraternity Council, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Honor rd, 4, A. I. E. E., 4, Dean's List, 2, 3, 4. K WILSON, Athens, Ga., I. M., Alpha Tau Omega, President, 4, eme, Ramblin' Reck, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Club, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Freshman Baseball, I, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4, rfraternity Council, I, 2, 3, 4. ES ELTON WINBORN, Columbus, Ga., E. E., Beta Theta Pi, old Air Society, 3, 4, A. I. E. E., 4, I. R. E., 4, Maior, Air ce R. 0. T. C., Dean's List, 2. THONY DIOSI WINKLER, Miami Beach, Fla., I. M., Phi Epsilon ES SPRINGER WOOD, JR., Charlotte, N. C., I. E., Phi Kappa ma. DNEY DEE WOOD, Whitehaven, Tenn., M. E., Pi Tau Sigma, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, 4, 2nd Lieutenant, Army R. 0. T. C., Dean's , 2, 4. BERT CLAUDE WOODS, III, Atlanta, Ga., Chem., Phi Eta Sigma, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi, 3, 4, Ensign, Navy O. T. C., Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 4. tm! mY J., ,, . ,ppxiW7zrn9'.f'! ,-.'FT?I.JEI'T2. 49 2 ROSS HOWARD WOODS, Jacksonville, Fla., M. E., Pi Tau Si 3, 4, A. S. M. E., 3, Secretary, 4, Lieutenant, Army R. O. T. C FRANCIS WILTON WOODSIDE, Marietta, Ga., E. E., Eta K Nu, 4, Dean's List, 4. JAMES GLYNN WRIGHT, JR., Forsyth, Ga., M. E., Pi Tau Si 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Briaerean Society, 2, 3, 4, Pi Kappa 4, Co-op Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Glee Club A.S.M.E., 4, Distinguished Military Student, Dean's List, 2, 3, ROBERT M. WRIGHT, Macon, Ga., Cer. E., American Cer Society. RONALD GARNETT WRIGHT, Griliin, Ga., Arch., Phi Eta Sigma Tau Sigma Delta, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Architectural Society, 3, 4, Historian, 3, Blue Print, 1, Arnold Society, 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM ANDREW WRIGHT, Orlando, Fla., I. E., Sigma Chi, responding Secretary, 3, Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2, Alpha Phal 1, Triangle Club, 3, A. I. I. E., 4, Dean's List, 1. FRANCIS LAMAR WRIGLEY, Macon, Ga., A. E. JAMES HILL WYLIE, Birmingham, Ala., Arch., Chi Phi, Ca bury, 1, 2, 3, President, 4, American Institute of Architects, 2, 3 DAVID ALAN YANCEY, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., S. A. M. JOHN WILLIAM YARBROUGH, Swainsboro, Ga., M. E., Co-op C 3, 4, Bulldog Clula, 4, A. S. M. E., Treasurer, 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL YARZINSKY, Atlanta, Ga., I. M., Air F R. O. T. C. Drill Team, 2, S. A. M., 3, 4. EDMUND LEONIDAS YEARGAN, Rome, Ga., M. E. 81 E. E., AI Tau Omega, Vice President, 4, Treasurer, 3, Phi Eta Sigma, Delta Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, Engineer, Advertising Manager, Circulation Manager, 2, Dean's List, 2, 3. EMMETT CLINTON YOKLEY, JR., Nashville, Tenn., I. M., Ka Alpha Order, T Club, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager, 1, 2, 3. FREDERICK MYLES YOUNG, Washington, Ga., C. E., Veterun's CI Football, I. ROBERT SAMUEL ZETTLE, Greensboro, N. C., M. E., A. S. M. E. Vice Chairman, 4. N ALAN ZIEGLER, College Park, Ga., Physics, Tau Beta Pi, ics Club, Ensign, Navy R. O. T. C., Football, Dean's List, 1, 2, N EDWARD ZIMMERMAN, JR., Lake Worth, Fla., C. E., Sigma Pledge Trainer, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, American Society ivil Engineers, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Dean's List, 3, 4. BERT LEE ZINK, Washington, D. C., I. M., Sigma Nu, Glee Club. HVAIL' U1'11 :: 194 IQ GRADUATE STUDENT COUNCIL: Henry Harris, Treasurerg Fred Goebler, Presidenfp Fred Higgins, Secretary. Graduates Graduates Electrical Engineering AYO, GUILLERMO ALFREDO ..... Habana, Cuba Chemical Engineering RIDGE, EDWARD C., JR ....... Shreveport, La. Aeronautical Engineering ER, CAREY BISSINGER ....... Jackson, Tenn. Industrial Management CHUL, GEORGE ...... Buenos Aires, Argentina Chemical Engineering ERSON, JOSEPH RAYMOND ..... Wichita, Kans. Industrial Management DIKIAN, NISHAN . ...... . . Norfolk, Va. Industrial Management NARD, EMILE ANTHONY ...... Waynesville, Ga. Nuclear Science NSTEIN, IRA CHARLES . ...... Brooklyn, N. Y. Industrial Management , ALLEN R. ........... Atlanta, Ga. City Planning WORTH, ROBERT THOMAS .... . Miami, Fla. Chemical Engineering D, WALTER LLEWELLYN ..... New Orleans, La. Civil Engineering ARD, ARMAND E. ......... Monroe, La. Industrial Management NNUM, DWIGHT BENNO . . . . . . . Atlanta,Ga. Industrial Management WN, DONALD STEWART ...... Doraville, Ga. Mechanical Engineering WN, WAYNE GORDON . . . . . Ancon, Canal Zone Applied Biology AN, COLEMAN J ........ St. Augustine, Chemistry LOW, RALPH WALLACE .... . Mableton, Sanitary Engineering NDSEN, BRUCE . ....... Atlanta, Mathematics DESHAW, WILLIAM B. . . . . . Doraville, Electrical Engineering SH, AUBREY MARVIN ....... . Macon, Electrical Engineering 1'I'S, DAVID THOMAS, JR, ....... Atlanta, Industrial Management Fla. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. RS, JOHN ROBERTSON ...... Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering AM, GEORGE WAYNE ....... Asheville, N. C. Electrical Engineering Graduates CALDWELL SHAKESPEARE H JR Berryton, CATALANO CALVIN L Tampa, CHICK ROBERT LYMAN Weymouth, CONNER WALKER TED . Tifton, CREMEANS CLIFF ALLEN Miclkitf, W. CROWE C W East Point, CUNNINGHAM JAMES W Washington, D DIX RICHARD E Atlanta, DUGGAN BARRY EUGENE Atlclnfn, DUNCAN JAMES MICHAEL . Euslls, DUPONT KENNETH BO Morgan City, EASTWOOD IAN Dundee Angus, Scotl EMMETT WILLIAM WEBSTER Atlanta, FONTS ELADIO LARRY Atlanta, FRANCIS OLLIE B JR Atlanta, FRIEDMAN E H Danville, GAPPA JOSEPH A JR Mosinee, GIGGINS CHARLES STANLEY JR St Petersburg, GILLILAND CLINTON R Ramey A F B., Puerto Miami, Atlanta, Ruston, Lapaz, Bol Cairo, Eg Graduates Y RISON, EUGENE TALBOT, in .... . Maaan, ea. I Electrical Engineering K D, CLARENCE McMAHAN, JR. . .... Decatur, aa. K Ceramic Engineering I SLEY, W. R ........... Chamblee, Ga. Industrial Management , DAVID G. ....... . . Amityville, N. Y. Mathematics ERT, WILLIAM WALTER, III . . . . Atlanta, Ga. City Planning GINS, FREDERICK BENJAMIN, JR .... Portsmouth, Va. Civil Engineering LAND, WILLIAM DINSMORE .... . Atlanta, Ga. Chemical Engineering I BARD, WILLIAM MARSHALL, JR ..... Atlanta, Ga, Physics HES, LARRY E ......... Spartanburg, S. C. Mathematics HEY, WALTER LEE ........ Baltimore, Md. '-:ff Industrial Engineering ST, JAMES JOSEPH, .IR ...... . Atlanta, Ga. Ceramic Engineering ES, J. OWEN . ......... Marietta, Ga. Industrial Management ES, SEABORN PHILLIPS, .IR ..... Jacksonville, Fla. Industrial Management PMEIER, WILLIAM WASS .... Chattanooga, Tenn, Architecture LER, GEORGE EMERSON . . . . Columbia, S. C. Physics G, DONALD MARION . . . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. industrial Engineering URAKOS, GEORGE STANLEY . . . . . Pittsburgh, Pd. I' 'I . 1' Electrical Engineering 7'L, A 'A f - 1, AFT, HAROLD WRIGHT, JR ....... Savannah, Ga. L Industrial Management A I ALLE, CHARLES LOUIS ....... New York, N. Y. 551 N Industrial Management In If Q' WLER, Bos EDWARD ....... Hai Springs, Ark. QQ , ,41Qj5l'3,il'I. If Nuclear Engineering 'il nl QCP CRAW, RUPERT STOCKARD . . . . Atlanta, Ga. l L Physics E, WILLIAM JOHN ....... Sweetwater, Texas Chemical Engineering SSER, NEIL .......... Charleston, S. C. Electrical Engineering I wus, JOHN BROADUS ...... Lake Village, Ark. Electrical Engineering 497 ,NF9 L-we 'TILE ir Graduates Sanitary Engineering LUKERT, EDWARD P., JR. . . ..... East Point, Aeronautical Engineering LYBANON, MATTHEW ........ Savannah, Physics MARBURY, RITCHEY McGUlRE, Ill . . City Planning . Albany, MARTINEZ, JOE IGNACIU ...... San Antonio, Electrical Engineering MATTMULLER, NORMAN A ...... Ft. Lauderdale, Aeronautical Engineering MCCLEARY, JOHN EDWARD . . . . . . East Point, Mechanical Engineering McCLURE, WARNER DAVID ...... Forest Park, Industrial Management McDANIEL, ROBERT L ...... . . San Antonio, T Aeronautical Engineering MCDANIEL, WILLIS OLIN ........ Senoia, Mathematics McDUGALD, THOMAS TYSON ..... Avon Park, Industrial Management McGEE, EDGAR LUTHER . ....... Red Oak, Chemical Engineering McGUIRT, CHARLES WILLIAM ..... Aeronautical Engineering MEHAFFEY, JOSEPH HAWLEY, .IR .... Electrical Engineering NICKELSON, RICHARD LAMAN .... Electrical Engineering ORE, IKE IFRACH . . . . . . . . Industrial Engineering OZKAI., KAYA .......... Textile Engineering PADGETT, LARRY RANDELL ..... Chemical Engineering PALUH, JOSEPH R ......... ' Electrical Engineering Camden, S. . Danville, . Winder, Atlanta, Ankara, Tur Glennville, Garfield, N. PARKER, RUSSELL W ......... Glendale, Ca Electrical Engineering PARRISH, JAMES L., III ...... . Lake City, Fl Civil Engineering PE'I'I'lT, JAMES STRATTON ...... Washington, D. I Electrical Engineering PHILLIPS, JAMES HOLDEN, JR ....... Atlanta, G- Mechanical Engineering PIKE, RALPH WEBSTER, JR ........ Orlando, FI Chemical Engineering Graduates ER, BEIRNE M., JR. . . ..... . Columbus, Ga. Industrial Management DY, KENNETH RODMAN . . . . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Mechanical Engineering , DURVASULA VISWESWARA ..... Atlanta, Ga. Chemistry D, LESLIE WEBSTER . ...... West Monroe, La. Electrical Engineering RDON, J. E. .......... Atlanta, Ga. Mechanical Engineering ES, HAZARD E., JR ....... Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Industrial Management TER, FRANCIS A ......... Jackson, Mich. Electrical Engineering DENBERY, WALTER BLAIR, Ill .... . Cairo, Ga. Electrical Engineering BERG, CARL B .......... Gainesville, Ga lnclustrial Management SER, JAMES ANGUS, JR .... . . . Decatur, Ga Civil Engineering KER, ROBERT JOHN ..... . Doraville, Ga Mathematics LES, BEN CONNOR . . . . . . . Griliin, Ga Civil Engineering ICK, JOHN LAWRENCE ....... Atlanta, Ga Mechanical Engineering TT, CHARLES WESLEY .... . Huntington, W. Va Physics LTS, ROBERT DAVID ..... . . . Atlanta, Ga Electrical Engineering ES, MELVIN JOSEPH, Ill ..... . Macon, Ga Nuclear Engineering ITH, BENJAMIN DINNIS . . . . . Newport News, Va Chemistry ITH, WILLIAM CALVIN ..... . . Memphis, Tenn Industrial Management KROS, EDWARD J. . ........ Atlanta, Ga Mechanical Engineering DNE, ROBERT MARTIN . . . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn Mechanical Engineering UPS, LEON HENRY ....... . Houma, La Mechanical Engineering UPS, ROLAND MICHAEL ...... . Houma, La Mechanical Engineering 'ITTY, PAUL MELVIN ..... West Palm Beach, Fla Architecture ATOS, CONSTANTINE ...... Englewood, N. J City Planning Graduates VONGSAGUEN, SOMBHOL ...... Bangkok, Electrical Engineering WATKINS, CHARLE EDWARD ..... . Atlanta Mechanical Engineering WATTS, JAMES FOSTER, JR ....... Huntsville Industrial Management WEBB, ROBERT EUGENE . ....... Atlanta Industrial Management WHITTEN, JERRY LYNN ......... Bartow Physical Chemistry WILLIAMS, ALBERT, JR ....... Murfreesboro Organic Chemistry WILLIAMS, THOMAS EDGAR ...... Louisville Mechanical Engineering WlLLlAMSON, DAN H., JR. . . . . . . Winder Mechanical Engineering WILLIAMSON, FRANK R., JR ...... Little Rock, Electrical Engineering WlLLlS, JAMES LESTER, JR .... Beauxart Gardens Chemical Engineering WORKMAN, JAMES FREDERICK ...... Atlanta Electrical Engineering YARBROUGH, DAVID WYLIE . .... Charleston, S Chemical Engineering Zn imlnmnriam arultg PROFESSOR A. A. CASE, Retired School of Mechanical Engineering July 26, 1960 . PROFESSOR ROY A. 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Our idea was that in The Tuture when you look at the book it would mean a lot more to you than a bunch ot mug shots. We Iett them in Traternities because ot the number ot pages they have To put activities shots on: we did however greatly reduce their size in order to get more activity shots on. They also remained in honoraries because we Telt that The honor received iustitied Them. We also Tried to add some humor and vitality to The copy, especially in the traternities. The layout ot The book has bee.n changed Trom a seasonal basis To a tunctional basis to contorm with good yearbook design. Our maior obiective This year has been to provide you with a yearbook that will, tive to Ten years trom now when you look aT it, make you reminisce over The pleasant years you have spent here. I as The editor am deeply indebted to many people Tor This book. To Shawn Boles who stepped in when The horizon was The haziest and saved The organizations section trom disaster. To Rae Iviellichamp who I could always depend on to get his work done The quickest, and who was there to do The extra work I gave him lcomplaining all The time, but doing it, nevertheless, with skill and precisionl. To Ed Joy who drove The traternities insane with persistent requests Tor good activity pictures. To Beverly Cover tor her supreme ettorts in Trying to add lite to The copy. To Claude Lowery who I could always depend on lat least until he Tell in Iovel. To Bob Bland, Bernie Wenke, Jack Parker, Ken Walend, Bill Diehl, and Billy Williams who patiently put up with my Tluctuating photographic demands. To Fred Donovan in to whose hands I hand This iob. To Bond Almand tor keeping The books straight and The publication soluble. And to countless others too numerous to name. PHOT0 CREDITS BILL DIEHL: color shot on page one: campus breaker on pages I0 and II: assorted shots in The research section: assorted shots in The student lite section: most ot The administration pictures: varsity sports breaker on pages 60 and 6I: tootball action shots on pages 66, 69, 7I, 73, and 74: classes breaker on pages 362 and 363. BOB BLAND: pictures on pages 4 and 5: environment breaker on pages 8 and 9: assorted pictures in The student lite section: all The color on pages 43, 46, and 47: administration breaker on page 5I: sports breaker on pages 58 and 59: organizations breaker on pages I I4 and I I5: student government breaker on page 247: publications breaker on page 25I: religious breaker on page 299: YMCA breaker on page 313: beauties breaker on page 329: all the pictures in The beauties section: ad- vertising breaker on pages 504 and 505. BERNIE WENKE: prologue picture on page 2: assorted pictures in campus introductory section: assorted pic- tures in student lite section: assorted pictures in homecoming section: a Tew pictures in The administration section: assorted pictures in The traternity section: honoraries breaker on page 2I5: assorted pictures in organizations section: and class otticers on pages 364, 388, 4I0, 426, and 494. JAMES CHEN: assorted shots in the campus section: most ot the shots in the Tra- Ternities section: most ot the activity shots in The organizations section. HARRY GUESS: picture on pages 6 and 7. JACK PARKER: student activities breaker on page 39: assorted pictures in the student Iite section: assorted pictures in the traternities section: departmentals breaker on page 26I: as- sorted pictures in organizations section: and military breaker on page 347. KEN WALEND: picture on page 246: assorted pictures in the student lite section: assorted shots in student activities section: assorted Traternities activities shots: assorted pictures in organizations section: and pictures on pages 360 and 36l. BOB HERLIHY: coverdesign. 503 U?-141011151 WMP' 1 n 1: 1 11111 11 11 9 1.111 1 ' 1? ' 111 1 ' , , , Z.. 1 1 . H . ,, CE , 1,511 1 X N N1 111111, .11 , 111111'.111 : ..5 '1' .H N H 1 1'--1 U W,.,V- 1 1 - . - 11 : 1117- ' - 1 -Bw ' 1 1- gwhmi 1, - ag, sm 1 ww-111, , , M K MF BT wa- nv- E nfs' Q' .-'JT . 4 -A f .Tf.l-- 1 --Q wanna ADVERTI IN 'i ,,-.1 --www, 's 2. 1 T . vu. 1 A' 1 A' 17 1 I' W . r 1 1? K 1 ' 1, xl 1 f' 1. 'IAQ' 1 .11 eg, A lr 4 , 19' 1 , ,L . : ,, 6 'Z li .. Q .1 K 1 F 'F 1 A 1 .0 Q-i 'Q-'. , , '7:- 'P ' V 1 v11 'v' -..- ,.4.1' -Q , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. ,NM f-...iigfff 1 1 ' 1. 'ggi' qybfgmn 1 ,, 1 1 1 1' 3.122 .,L 1.-.j'1 7s'-LY1i'1-an 5.- ' ,'1 -15251 1'1I-1 1 . ar' '51 1 1 F. 1. 1 1 -ga 1 G 4 1 l 2 il , N-153-4 .1 1 '21 ' 134 ' 4. 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Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta -B- Belting Co. . . Biltmore . . . Dairies Co-op. . Sand 8: Supply Co. . Textile Machinery Co. . Rooiing Supply Co. . Ballard's ...... Barge-Thompson, Inc. . Boykin Tool 8: Supply Co. . Brittain Dining ...... Brooks-Allison Co. . . . . Brown-Wright Hotel Sup. Corp. . Buckhead Hardware Co .... Bush-May 8: Asso ...... -C- Ralph Cannon Auto Serv. . Canton Cotton Mills . . Capital Auto Co. . . Capitol Fish Co., Inc. . . W. C. Caye 8: Co., Inc. . Chesterfield Laundry . Coca-Cola . . . Colonial Stores . . Combustion Eng. . -D- Dunlap 8:Co ....... Davis Bros. Restaurant . . . Duncan's Prescription Opticians . -E- Ebcap Supply Co .... Edwards Co. . . . . Electric Supply Co. . . . Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. . Estes Surgical Supply Co. . Express Lanes .... .1:- The Fairbanks Co. Fulton Supply Co. . Fox Theatre . . -G- Ga. Blue Print Co. . Ga. Book Store . . . Ga. Tech ...... Ga. Tech College Inn . Gordon Foods . . . -1-1. Howard Bros. . Hurt 8: Quin -1- Irvindale Farms . Ivan Allen Co. . Advertising Index -J- . Junior's ..... Jersey Ice Cream Co. . . -K- Kingsport Press ..... Krispy Kreme Doughnut Shops . -L- Lander Motors Inc. . C. D. LeBey . , 542 519 525 537 519 542 . 538 541 537 . 521 . 531 . 521 542 .M- MacDougald Const. Co. . Merry Bros. Brick 8: Tile . Montag Bros., Inc. . . Motor Convoy .... . -N- - National Lead Co .... - Newcomb and Boyd . . . - Nunnally's Fine Pdct. Inc. . 535 521 525 . 511 525 525 521 . 521 -0- 521 Orkin Exterminating Co. . 515 . 525 -P1 , 1 541 Paclfic Mutual Life . 1 531 The Pickrick . . . 1 517 Potter 8: Raylield . . . 1 509 Providential Mutual Life . , 535 The Pure Oil Co .... . 541 -R- Robert 8: Co. . . 523 . 541 -g- ' 531 Sanitary Supply Co. . Scarrett's Garage . . Schwob Co ...... - 519 Seven Steers Restaurant . - 507 Harry Sommers .... - 517 Southeastern Radio Parts . - 533 Specialty Distributors . . - 523 Stephenson Co. . . . - 542 Storey Theatres . J. P. Stevens . . 5 3 1 -T- ' 529 Tenn. Egg Co. . - 5 1 1 Toledo Scale . Twelve Oaks . 1, s . 523 -U- - U. s. Mosaic Tile co. . . 513 . 542 -V- The Varsity . . 543 -W- 1 I , 523 F. Graham Williams 8: Co. . .Y- . 531 Yancey Bros. Co. . . 533 York's Recreation . 506 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 51 53 52 52 52 53 52 53 51 53 53 52 521 53 52: 531 515 529 52f 521 COMPLETE FIRE PROTECTION FOR GEORGIA TECH Blueprint for safety: this streamlined, Edwards alarm station is one of hundreds strategically installed throughout Georgia Tech buildings, thus providing the most modern protection available. Your specification of Edwards systems to fill roday's signaling needs guarantees the finest in: CONTROL COMMUNICATION PROTECTION I 7 WARDS COMPANY, Inc., NORWALK, coNN., u.s.A. EDWARDS OF CANADA, LTD., OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO, CANADA Southern Regional Oliice: 246 Simpson Street, N. W., Atlanta 13, Georgia 507 ss ss. me t Fraternity Index Inierfralernily Council, I I8 Trial Board and Honor Board, I20 Alpha Xi Della, I2I Alpha Epsilon Pi, I22 Alpha Tau Omega, I26 Bela Thera Pi, I30 Chi PIII, I34 Chi Psi, I38 Della Sigma Phi, I40 Delia Tau Delia, I44 r Della Upsilon, I48 Kappa Alpha, I50 Kappa Sigma, I54 Lambda Chi Alpha, I58 Phi Della Theta, I62 Phi Epsilon Pi, I66 Phi Gamma Delia. I68 Phi Kappa Sigma, I72 Phi Kappa Tau, I74 Phi Sigma Kappa, I76 Pi Kappa Alpha, l80 Pi Kappa Phi, I84 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, I86 Sigma Chi, I90 Sigma Nu, I94 Sigma Phi Epsilon, I98 Tau Epsilon Pi, 202 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 204 Theia Chi, 208 Thela Xi, 2 I 2 Organization's Index Alpha Phalanx. 3I6 Alpha Phi Omega, 284 Alpha Pi Mu, 228 American Ceramic Socieiy, 262 American Chemical Society, 263 American InsI'i+uIe of Archilecls, 264 American Insiilule of Chemical Engineers, 265 American lnslilule of Eleclrical Engineers, 266 American Insiiiute of Induslrial Engineers, 268 American Markeiing Associalion Club, 270 American Ivlalerials Handling Socieiy, 271 American Society of Civil Engineers, 272 American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers, 274 ANAK Sociely, 2 is Armed Forces Chemical Associalion, 229 Band, 286 Bapiisr Sludenr Union, 300 Bar Bell Club, 3I8 Blue Prin+, 252 Briaerean Sociery, 226 Bulldog Club, I I0 Canrerbury Club, 302 Chi Epsilon, 230 Chrislian Science Organizarion, 304 Circle K Club, 285 Co-op Club, 288 Dames Club, 290 Delia Kappa Phi, 23I Engineer, 254 Eta Kappa Nu, 232 Execulive Roundlable, 320 Gamma Psi, 322 Georgia Tech PIanner's Socieiy, 276 Indusrrial Ivlanagemeni Sociely, 234 Insfilule of Aerospace Sciences, 277 Insliiule of Radio Engineers, 278 Judiciary Cabinel, 250 Kappa Kappa Psi, 235 Keramos, 236 King's Ivlen, 305 Koseme Sociely, 220 Lulheran Sludenl Associarion, 306 Newman Club, 307 Omicron Della Kappa, 2I7 Pan American Club, 293 Phi Eia Sigma, 224 Phi Kappa Phi, 22I Phi PSI, 237 Pi Delta Epsilon, 238 Pi Ivlu Epsilon, 239 Pi Tau Chi, 242 Pi Tau Sigma, 240 Publicarions Board, 260 Radio Club, 292 Rambler, 256 Ramblin' Reck Club, I I2 Recrealion Council, 323 SI. PaI'ricIc's Council, 295 Sigma Gamma Tau, 243 Sigma Phalanx, 324 Sigma Pi Sigma, 244 Sociefry for The Advancemen I of Ivlanagemenl 280 Society of American Ivlililary Engineers 282 Socieiy of Aulomolive Engin Slucleni Council, 248 T Book, 325 T Club, I I3 Tau Beia Pi, 222 Tau Sigma Della, 245 Technique, 258 Toaslmaslers, 328 Ve'reran's Club, 296 Wesley Foundation, 3IO Weslminsler Felloyvship, 3I2 Who's Who, 2I8 Women's Sluclenl Associaiio World Srudenr Fund, 326 508 eers, 294 n, 298 Enjoy that REFRESHING NEW FEELING K ,N 1 A '-QM 1 , l you get from Coke! TRADE-MARKQ L fi! u.'l A TM ILM!! ' .i A A A AE X THE ATLANTA COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Aaron, Neal C., 222, 411 Abare, Charles M., 110, 113, 169. 427 Alobol, James L., 91, 365 Abboll. Roberl H., 365 Abella, Carlos F., 495 Abercrombie. Larry L., 174, 389 Abernarhy, Ernesl M., 221, 222, 427 Abernalhy, Louis E., 11, 365 Abernelhiy, James R., Jr., 235,427 Ablowich, Ronald E., 113, 198,411 Acerra, Joseph M.. 365, 198 Acosla, Luis M., 411 Adams, Gary R., 365 Adams, James H., 140, 411 Adams, Jerry G., 427 Adams, Jesse C., 427 Adams. John J., 180, 389 Adams. John W., 126 Adams, Morgan D., 427 Adams, Rolaerl' F., Jr., 190, 365 Adams. Sleave D., 126, 365 Adams, Warren A., 365 Adams. William A., 195, 389 Adamson, Wayne L., 158, 226. 411 Agid, Gary S., 411 Agoos, Andrew M., 77, 365 Aguayo, Guillermo A.. 495 Aguilar, Eduardo A., 427 Aguilar, Roberlo R., 227,411 Ahler, Henry E., 365 Akins. Kennerh C., 411 Akridge, G. R., 138, 411 Akridge, Thomas Wm., 365 Akridge, Wilson L., 190. 243, 316, 411 Akslen. Jon H., 140, 365 Alberls, Jack B., 389 Albri1'1on. Daniel L., 427 A1cor1'a, Javier D., 365 Aldridge. Edward C.. Jr., 495 Alexander, Neal T., Jr., 365 Alexander. Thomas L., 365 Alexander, William A., 77. 365, 126 Alfaro. Alex, 389 Alford. Dwighr E., 151, 411 Alllorillron, Edwin A., 126, 365 Allee Allen , E1ber1'G., 365 , Charles A., 130, 365 Allen. Charles T., 389 Allen, Douglas M., 365 Allen, Evan J., 122, 389 Allen. Rolaerl' F.. 411 Allen. Allen, ,Samuel Y.. 389 Allen, Allen, Allen Roberl O., 365 Roloerl' W., 389 Wm. L., Sr., 427 William L., 389 Allgood, George L.. 365 Allison, Thomas L., 365 Allshouse, Wm. B.. 11, 213, 224, 389 Almand. Bond, Jr., 252, 260, 427 Alper, Carey B., 166. 495 Alfman. Edward A., 389 Allman. Ralph F., 365 Alrschul, Jorge, 495 Ambrose, William C., 213, 427 Amis, Roberi Wm., Jr., 365 Amos, Raymond D., 389 Anders, John B., 411 Anderson, C. N., Jr., 427 Anderson. David J.. 169,427 Anderson, Harry K.. 411 Anderson, John P., 221, 222, 227,427 Anderson, John T., 411 Anderson, John W., 126,427 Anderson, Joseph R., 495 Anderson, Richard B., 365, 195 Anderson, Roberl T., 365 Anderson, Tazwell L., 64, 112, 113, 428 Anderson, Thomas W., 411 Andrew, Samuel A., 365, 158 Andrews, Howard R., 365 Andrews, John W., 348 Andrews. John W., 348, 428 Andrews, Joseph L., Jr., 428 Andrews, Louis F.. 411 Andrews. Richard F., 190, 428 Andrews, William B., 365 Anez, Jose M., 365 Ankrom, Charles B., 389 Ansley, Billy B., 411 An'1'hony, Fred D.. Jr., 140, 428 Anlopolsky, Israel N., 122, 389 Apel, Charles L., 365 Arban, Paul R., 365 STUDENT INDEX Archer, James R., 144, 365 Arechaga, Francisco J., 365 Arie, Edwin A., 389 Armour, Douglas W., 365 Armsiong. Philip S., 77, 195, 365 Arnold, Hillon J., 428 Arnold, Howard H., 154. 238, 428 Arnold, Richard Wm., 389 Arp, David H., Jr., 130, 389 Arp, Earl W., 389 Arringlon, Lance H., 233, 428 Arringlon, Rudy B., 389 Arringlon, William A., 134 Asamoslo, Ricky R., 205, 236, 411 Ashby. ROl9er'1' C., 151, 221, 222, 2 Ashe. William L., 428 Askew. Flefcher C., 126, 365 Askew, Thomas L., 411 Askin, Henry E., 195, 229. 411 Askins, Norman D., 140, 365 Askins, Roberl' Wm., 365 Aullman. Willie K., 365 Ausrin, Parrick J., 365 Aulrey, Thomas C., 140, 428 Au1'ry, Daniel E.. 429 Avedikian, Nishan, 134, 495 Avera, William D., Jr., 389 Avery, Woodie T., 76, 158, 411 Avignone, Frank T., 11, 244 Aycock, Roy T., Jr.. 429 Ayres, James A., 365 Azar, John M., 138, 365 Babb, James J., 365 Babb. John R., 151,365 Babyak. John. 429 Bacchus, David L., 411 Bach. Waller D., 151, 429 Bache. George B., 110. 138, 429 Bachman, John H., 411 Backer, Charles J., 166, 365 Backer, Donald F., 202, 233, 429 Bacon, Frank M., 233, 411 Bacon Lulher D.. 389 Baenninger, Shelron L., 389 Bagge'11', John L., 411 Bagnal, Marion P., 389 Bagwell. Clyde B., 389 Bahler, Joseph C., 140, 365 Bailey, David L., 429 Bailey. James E., 177, 389 Bailey, Wm. F., Jr., 365 Bains, Frank E., 158. 411 Baird, Wm. A., 213, 389 Baisden, Edward D., 208, 389 Baker, Byron R.. 190, 365 Baker, Dan H., 365 Baker. David J., 172. 389 Baker, Ervin W., 365 Baker, George E.. 158. 227, 411 Baker, Lewis R., Jr., 174, 429 Baker, Paul D.. 348, 389,411 Balalis, Paul L., 195. 429 Baldwin, James J., 187, 389 Bales, Homer E., 365 Ball. Lindsay P., 411 Ballard, Ronald D., 365 Ballman, Arihur T., Jr.. 177,429 Bandy, John M., 126,389 Banisrer, Harwell F.. 138, 429 Banks. Don C., 198, 230,295,411 Banks, James L., 365 Banks. Thomas H., 164, 231, 429 Barber, James M., 110. 411 Barber, Troy E., 76, 411 Barger, Dean D., Jr., 190, 389 Barqeron, Lucius A., 389 Barker, Claude K., 140, 365 Barker, Harris C., 429 Barker, Roberi' C., 174, 365 Barker, Troy A., 205, 41 1 Barksdale, Richard D., 389 Barnard, Rober1S., 151,429 Barndr. Herberr J., 174, 389 Barnes, James A., 389 Barnes, Kenneih C., 429 Barnes, Rober1W., 389 Barnell, Clyde E., 226, 411 Barne1'1', Gary 5., 122, 365 Barney, John B., 430 Barnhardl, Julius J., 190,411 Barnharr. James P., 190, 365 Barnwell, Grady G., 126,224,411 Barnwell, James R., 11, 154, 389 Barnwell, Roberr E., 151, 234, 365 Barrash. Marshall J., 389 Barrash, Marshall J.. 122 Barre, Dennis L., 144. 411 Barrenrine, Rober1W.. 430 Barrell, Charles A., 365 Barreli, James P., Jr., 174, 411 Barreli, Jerry R.. 389 Barrelr, Marshall H., 365 Barrow. John C., 164. 411 Barrs, Carringlon E., 184, 365 Barlholomew, Frank L., 411 Barrlelr. Barbara A.. 365 Bar1'1el1', Bruce W., 365 Barllelr, Michael W.. 195 Barlos, James M.. 389 Basarrale, Armando. 411 Basil. Rodney F., 365 Baleman. Francis E., Jr., 195, 365 Bales, Aubrey D., 365 Bales, John W., 172, 430 Bares, Mora A.. 389 Bales, William F., Jr., 411 Barrie, Calvin Wm., 148, 365 Ba11s,Warren L., 217.219, 221, 222, 430 Balls, Wm. C., 208, 389 Bauer, Anlhony, 365 Bexley, John V., 222, 239, 244, 430 Baya, Madge G., 121,411 Bayer. David M., 164, 389 Bazemore, Edward F., 430 Bazemore, Joseph N., 430 Beach, George D., 112, 151,216,217 219, 430 Beaird, Thomas J., 169, 229, 430 Beam, Richard B., 389 Beasley. James W., 365 Beasley, Johnie C., Jr., 365 Beasley, Thomas W., 430 Beaver, Harry D., 76, 164, 389 Beck. Warren R., 411 Beckham, Edward M., 11. 348, 430 Becknell, Douglas F., 365 Beeman, Kelhl' R., 144, 389 Beeson, James M., 144. 365 Belcher, Edgar L., 430 Ball, Charles H., 365 Bell, Cyril F., 365 Bell Eugene C., 140, 365 Bell, James R., 430 Bell, Lennie S., 389 Bell, Richard B., 130. 219, 257, 430 Bell, William T., 190, 365 Ballinger, Wm. H.. 389 Bellum, Clifford A., 389 Belore. Roberl F.. 208, 431 Benbow. Charles H. B.. 365 Bence, Ronald E., 154, 411 Bender, Roberr L., Jr., 411 Benford, Gleason R., 411 Benkerf, John W., 185, 389 Benne'r'1', Loy W., 140, 411 Benne11', Roberl' E.. 411 Bennell, Rober1Jr., 126 Benion. Douglas A., 140, 365 Benlon. Louis B., 91, 365 Benlon, Richard S.. 365 Berenlhien, Theodor C., 431 Berger, Charles F.. 431 Berlchan, Irvin O., 431 Berman. Frank P., 202, 365 Bernard, Emile A., 495 Bernslein, lra C., 495 Berry, Joseph W., 389 Berry Larry D., 411 Bickers Peler W.. 366 Bickham. Donald E., 158, 389 Biddle, Wm. M., 64 Biddy. Ted L., 389 Bierman, John E.. 411 Bignaull, Georges H., 389 Bilger. David J.. 366 Binder. Frederick H., 110, 431 Binqer, Richard A., 366 Bird. James L., Jr., 110,431 Birdsong, John G., 151,243,431 Bishop, Henry M.. 389 Bishop, Lewis A.. 389 Bishop, Melvin E.. 389 Biorensen, Roberl E., 389 Black, Billy R., 389 Black, John W., 366 Black. Mary A., 366 ATLANTA Sll0W PLACES! The Fabulous The South's Finest RDXY Wilby-Kinsey Theatres Brittain Bradley When Near Tech Dine 0n Campus Dining Hall Banquet Facilities Smoker Accommodations Catering Service Table Service Cafeteria Service Open 7 Days A Week Building Short Grders Breakfast Lunch Open 6 Days A Week STUDENT INDEX - Confinued Blackard, Ernesl' C., Jr., 431 Blackerby, Wm. T., 431 Blaclcmon, Charles M., 411 Blackmon, James O., 366 Blackmon, Roberl E., 366 Blackwood, David C., 208, 389 Blackwood, Terry M., I58, 233,411 Bland, Roberl F., 431 Bleakley, Charles C., 158, 431 Bledsoe, Douglas E., I58, 366 Bledsoe, Warren B., 366 Blessey, Richard B., 366 Blirch, Henry S., Jr., 126, 432 Bloodworfh, Dan S., 389 Bloom, Daniel C., 122, 389 Blounl, William F., 221, 222, 233, 432 Blue, Rulh A., 432 Bluemensaacll, Richard, 140, 366 , Bly, Allan R., 495 Boardman, Roberl E., 366 Boalright Karl, 366 Bobo, Cahrles W., 366 Bodnar, Donald G., 205, 389 Bofill, Carlos, 389 Bagenholm, Carl A., I95, 366 Boggs, Richard P., 126, 366 Bohler, Donald M., 180, 411 Bolen. William H., 366 Boles, Shawn M., 151, 252, 366 Bolin, John O., 366 Boling, Charles W., Jr., 190, 366 Boling, Fred J., 411 Bomar, James S., 110, 172, 432 Bond, Walden L., 180 Booker, Marcus A., 432 Boone, Harry A., 78, 113,411 Boo'1'h, Gerald B., 411 Boozer, David R., 64, 432 Boozer, Richard E., 229, 286, 359, 432 Borger, John G., 389 Borkenhagen, Rober K., 177, 229, 432 Bosarge, Wilbur E., Jr., 151,222,432 Bossak, Eric S., 122, 366 Bosrock, Arlhur L., Jr., 140, 411 Boswell, Wilbur F., Ill. 151 Boswell, William H., 158,411 Bosworlh, Roberl T., 495 Bour, Jorge V., 205, 366 Bourgard, Lawrence D., 158, 366 Boulon, Warner P., 366 Bou'lweIl, Cleveland, 158, 389 Bouvelle, Edmond C., Jr., 180, 389 Bowden, John D., 389 Branlley, Michael S., 390 Brasinglon, Waller H., I87, 433 Braswell, Allen S., 390 Braswell, Alvin L., 390 Braswell, William R., 366 Braver, S+ephen H., 122,412 Breard, Armand E., 495 Bredenberg, John J., 366 Burgess, Jerry W-. 366 Burgess, John M., 222, 233, 435 Burgess, Wm. G., 390 Burgin, James B., 366 Burke, Donald L., 366 Burke, Donald W., 151, 229, 435 Burleson, Richard B., 435 Burnel+e, Roberl B., 187, 234, 436 Brenner, Slephen R., I66 Brewsler, John P., 187, 434 Brice, Frank C., 151, 366 Briceno, Guslavo, 434 Bricker, Jeffrey, I22, 366 Brickemyer, Eugene C., 366 Bridenbaugh, Edwin R., 412 Bridges, Willard E., Jr., 366 Briggs, Roberl P., 366 Briles, Michael B., 412 .Brillian'l', David L., 144, 229, 348, 434 Brink, Henry J., 233, 434 Brinson, Murray T., 390 Brisbane, Eugene C., Jr., 434 ' Briil, Dick P., 390 Bri'H', Monroe A., 366 Brillain, Charles H., 390 Brirrain, James W., Jr., 434 Brillon, Roberl A., 221, 222, 434 Brock, Donald K., 235,412 Brody, Michael L., 122, 434 Bronnum, Dwighl' B., 229, 495 Brooking, Hurley R., 180,434 Brooking, Slanley A., 180, 412 Brooks, Auslin R., 366 Brooks, Del C., 180, 412 Brookshire, James K., 390 Brosnan, Francis D., Jr., 177, 390 Bross. George R., I26, 366 Burney, James L., 436 Burnham, Kennelh B.. 158,436 Burnley, Marshall S., 390 Burns, George O., 436 Burns, Henry K., 111, 390 Burns, William T., 144, 366 Burr, William L., 180, 366 Burrell, John M., 436 Burriss, William C., Jr., 158, 366 Burroughs, William J., 366 Bursey, Roberl' G., 148. 390 Burson, Wm. R., Jr.. 436 Burlon C. W., 390 Burlon Floyd M., 390 Burlon, George Wm., 144. 366 burlon. Burlon, James C., 390 O Neil B., Jr.. 412 Bush, Allon E., 240, 436 Bush, Aubrey M., 239, 495 Bush, James R., 177, 390 Bussey, William W., Jr., 366 Bulcher, John R., 180,412 Buller, John L., 366 Buller, Russell T., 436 Buller, John R., 205, 366 BuI'ls, David T., 495 Buxlon, Aldon L., 154, 412 Byars, Lloyd L., 412 Byers, John R., 495 Bowen, Henry L., 432 Bowen, John D., 433 Bowen, Roberl' N., 366 Bowen, Wm. J., Jr., 144, 222, 240, 274, 433 Bower, David E., 412 Bowers, Douglas J., 389 Bowers, James D., 144,366 Bowie, Palrick C., 110, 198, 389 Bowman, Richard L., 389 Bowman, Walier O., 213,432 Bowyer, James W., 151, 366 Boyd, Collis E., 366 Boyd, Larry F., 389 Brown, Asa V., 158, 390 Brown, Bruce K., 110, I74, 390 Brown, Charles E., 434 Brown, Charles T., 366 Brown, Columbus L., 366 Brown, David H., 390 Brown, David L., 390 Brown Donald E., 434 Brown Donald M., 434 Brown Donald S., 495 Brown Gary L., 434 Brown George W., 229 Brown Gould E., 390 Brown Harold J., Jr., 366, 412 Brown James R., 412 Brown, John G., 412 Brown Larry A., 366 Brown Leonard C., Jr., 151, 366 Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown I Neil N., 78, 113, 434 Oliver L., 434 Phillip J., 361. Roberl' S., I69, 366 Roberl' W., 390 Ronald, 166, 238, 254, 260, Samuel H., Jr., 412 Slephen W., 366 Waller C., 366 Wayne G., 495 Brown, William H., 190, 366 Brown, William M., 366 Brown William W. 435 4 Boyd, Wall'er L., 230, 495 Boyer, Alexander S., 390 Boyel'le, M. H., 366 Boyles, Charles R., 412 Boys, Thomas R., 151, 366 Bozeman, Donald G., 433 Bozo, Carlos E., 390 Brackney, Edwin A., 412 Brader, Phillip N., 412 Bradford, An1'hony M., 140, 412 Bradford, Jimmy O., 412 Bradley, Dan H., 151, 433 Bradley, Ralph G., 390 Bradshaw, Wm. E., 11, 172, 390 Brady, John A., Jr., 433 Braie, Dennis C., 390 Bramblelsl, Ivell M. Jr., 390 Bramblell, Richard M., 126. 229, 328, 348, 433 Bram1e'I'1'e, Tillman T., 366 Branan, William B., Jr., I69, 433 Brandenburg, Kenneih. 245, 433 Brandi, Dale A., I69, 390 Brandi, Donald R., 169, 366 Branford, Roberl' E., 208, 366 Brannen, Hoke S., 126, 390 Brannon, Roy R., 169, 224, 390 Branlley, Gerard J., 79, 390 Bramlley, Homer F., Jr., 158, 366 x Browne, Joseph M., 190, 366 Browning James W., 412 Brownlee, E. L., Jr., 412 Brownlee, Frank H., 366 Brownlee, James M., 390 Bruce, George W., 435 Bruce, James R., Jr., 164,435 Brunson, William W., 366 Bryan, Coleman J., 495 Bryan, John C., 151,435 Bryan, Richard E., 195, 227,412 Bryanl, Kennelh A., Jr., 151,412 Bryce, William W., 77, 205, 390 Bryson, Bruce L., Jr., I95, 412 Bryson, Jon H., 366 Buchanan, Tony D., 366 Buchman, William, 122,412 Buckley, Donald T., 435 Budreau, Joseph L., 130, 390 Buelaw, Ralph W., 230, 495 Bueso, Eduardo F., 412 Bullock, Cullen L., 91, 138,366 Bundsen, Bruce, 495 Burbidge, David J., 390 Burch, Alexander A., 11, 64, 195,435 Burch, Gerald T., II2, II3, 216, 219,435 Burdeshaw, William B., 495 Burdges, Kennelh P., 366 Burgess, Byron W., 390 Bynum, Frank K., 390 Byram, George W-. 495 Byrd, John B., 227. 229. 435 Bywaler, Frederick B.. II2, 130. 216. 21 252, 260, 436 Cabral, Carlos A., 366 Cadora, Allen T., 110, 195,436 Caghan, Lawrence H., 91, 122,366 Cahill, Theodore K.. 437 Cain, Marion W., 180,437 Calcolf, George R.. Jr.. 110. 144. 222. 229, 437 Caldwell, Roberlr S., Jr., 64, 76. 187. Caldwell, Shakespeare. 496 Calhoun, David L., 213, 390 Calhoun, Thomas B., Jr., 366 Call, John C., 140, 390 Callens, Earl E., 110. 213. 412 Caller, Sleven H., 122, 390 Calverl, Roberi, II, 190, 412 Calverl, Wm., R., 134, 437 Camp, Allred A., 412 Camp, Don L., 412 Camp Michael H., 366 Camp, Roberl S., 366 Campbell, Graham R., 366 Campbell, James R., 437 Campbell, Ronald P., 366 Campbell, Samuel M., 390 Campbell, William A., 126, 366 Cancio, Leopoldo V., 437 Canfield, Frederick H., 174. 437 Cannizzaro, Leonard E., 174, 412 Cansler, Reuben M., 390 Canler, Jerry S., 122, 366 Canfrell, R. S., 412 Carahaly, Ernesl' H., 208, 412 Carbonell, Manuel J., 367 Cardenal, Jose, 367 Carey, James B., 390 Carlisle, Guy W.. 390 Carlson, John A., 198,412 Carllon, Larry E., 367 Carmichael, Guy G., Jr., I87, 218, Carmichael, Norman, 172,437 Carnell, Leon H., 367 Caron, John C., 213, 367 Carpenler, Helen B., 437 Carpenler, James S., Jr., I40, 367 Carpen'1'er, John M., II, 180,390 Carr, Howard E., 367 Carroll, Jack W., 180. 390 Carroll, Thomas K.. Jr., 367 Carroll, William E., 208,437 Carroll, Winlrecl N., 390 Carswell, Linda L., 437 Carswell, Rufus H., Jr., 134, 390 Carle, Richard L., 172 Carlee, Howard E., 437 36 43 Illllllluu lg' lo We-MZ, a ie 'milieu J -. .' . 'Q 14, '09 4 4 1 7' Q f' -9' ' vim Q I 2 4 2 Af, v qi- ' ' - . 5 'Q ' Psy.. : if , 'ff : ff 1 xii 2 .52 .A : an f' l 5. 'T' 2 - f . : ' ' 'za' 4' '- 544' 1 . Yu, . W, Q: rv , is Ce - . 4 me '. I ' ' .ssi ... 4 I 'V I' 46 0 x S-f . Rivera? 'U' SLE' vo 'llllllllllt I No Maher If You Travel to The Four Corners of the Earth . . 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C., 390 Calalano, Calvin L., 496 Caliarin, Roberf E., 140, 437 Cauihen, Gerald E., 367 Caufhen, Sfanley L., 367 Caulhen Thomas L., 367 Cawood, Ronald G., 367 Cerlain, Gordon C., 367 Chadwick, Frederick R., 390 Chalkley, Charles R., 367 Chambers, Frederick B., 367 Chambers, Thomas C., 110, 112, 164, 438 Chambless, Roberl' B., 367 Chan, Orlando Y. K., 412 Chancey, James E., 64, 390 Chandler, Edward H., 390 Chanslor, David L., 130, 144, 438 Chaplin, Roberi D., 111,208 Chapman, Donald L., 218, 238, 256, 260, 348, 359, 438, Chapman, James P., 264 Chapman, William E., 367 Chappell, James C., 190, 367 Chappell, Joseph J., Jr., 367 Charrin, Pierre l'1., 123, 169, 367 Chase, lvan D., 367 Chasfain, Charles M., 438 Chaslain, John R., 412 Chasfain, Kenneih W., 412 Chafham, Clifford R., 367 Chavis, Lenzo, 412 Cheafham, Joseph E., 412 Cheafham, Richard W., 367 Check, Alexandria M., 367 Cheek, Roberf W., 390 Chenaulf, D. W., 412 Chesier, Wayne C., 190, 412 Chick, Roberl' L., 496 Chi1Cul 1, Ben E., 219, 343, 438 Childers, William H., 367 Childress, Charles W., 174, 390 Childs, Carl E., Jr., 390 Childs, Joseph L., 367 Chin, James, 412, 438 Chinkes, Jael D., 367 Chilly, Charles B., 158, 367 Chow, Edward, 438 Chrisf, Jerry G., 438 Chrisfian, Howard M., 367 Chrisfian, William G., 172, 367 Chun, ln Soo, 236, 438 church, Billy R.,3f1o Church, Dennis M., 367 Church, Douglas R., 195, 412 Cisco, David L., 412 Ci1arella,Vic1or J., 367 Clackum, Roy F., 438 Clairmonf, Alberl A., 172, 367 Clamon, Frank M., Jr., 174,238,412 Coaies, Roberl' F., 177, 390 Cobb, Alfred D., 439 Cobb, Richard B., 151, 412 Cochran, Claude H., 367 Cochran, James R., 140,412 Cochran, Michael E., 140, 390 Cochran, William J., Jr., 144 Cochrane, James 1., 174,412 Coerver, Val F., 144, 367 Coffee, William P., 140, 367 Coffey, Lufher C., 391 Coggin, James C., 151,367 Cohen, Alberi D., 123, 391 Cohen, Sfanley H., 166, 367 Cohen, William S.. 391 Cohn, Alfred J., 123, 367 Coker, Donald R., 64, 439 Cole, Gary B., 180, 367 Cole, James B., 367 Cole, Roberl' T., 77, 91, 367 Coleman, Clellan K., 169, 439 Coleman, John R., 367 Coleman, Lee M., 367 Coleman, Reginal E., 151,412 Coley, Clayion C., 154, 439 Colley, David R., 180, 367 Collins, Gerald R., 367 Collins, Guy M., 151 Collins, Michael A., 158, 367 Collins, Collins. Collins Raymond P., 391 Wayne F., 126, 391 Wm. R.. Jr., 126 Colquilf, James B., 391 Colquifl, John F.. 190, 412 Colson, Billy E., 413 Colf, James M., 367 Colfer, Philip G., 439 Coller, William J., 439 Commins, Roberl' G., 367 Cone, Charles, Jr., 166,439 Cone, J Cone, J Conkle, ames H., 367 ohn M., 148, 391 Roney D., 367 Conkling, Donald H., 367 Conkwighl, George A., 195, 391 Conley, Conley, Larry R., 205, 367 William M., 391 Conn, James L., 180, 367 Cannell, Alfred J., Jr., 439 Thomas L., 391 Conner, Walker T., 230, 496 Conneraf, Pearce C., 195, 413 Converse, Rhea P., 151, 348,413 Conway, Frank M., 195, 413 Clark, Cary L., 367 Clark, Charles D., 438 Clark, Coy W., 438 Clark, Edward A., 367 Clark, Eugene C., 367 Clark, George D.. 412 Clark, John A., 140, 367 Clark, John E., 367 Clark, Leo F., 367 Clark, Schuyler W., 134, 438 Clark, Wm. D., 367 Clarke, Harvey B., 195, 438 Clarke, Gordon C., Jr., 367 Clarke, James O., Jr., 412 Clarke, Marshall F., 438 Clarke, William F., Jr., 190, 367 Clarso n, Reuben E., 130, 367 Claudef, Aman J., 367 Conway, Michael F., 110, 367 Conway, Richard E., 440 Coogler, William E., 367 Cook, Dennis, 391 Cook, Frank A., 440 Cook, Frederick L., 151, 222, 348, 440 Cook, John L., 367 Cooke, John F., 208, 201, 222, 244, 440 Coolik, John A., 123, 110,413 Cooper Andrew L., 187, 367 Cooper, David C., 196, 440 Cooper David L., 367 Cooper, Frederick S., 367 Cooper, Jacob H., 138 Cooper, James C., 185, 440 Cooper Cooper: John B., Jr., 130, 367 Ralph H., Jr., 140,413 Cooper, Wm. L., 367 Copelan, Harold N., 368 Copeland, John A., 111, 221, 222, 4 Coppage, Richard L., 368 Corbe, George J., 391 CorbiH', Ronald E., 368 Corhern, Thomas J., lll, 368 Corley, John K., 368 Corneii, Donald J., 440 Corne1'l',Wal'1er G., 111.205, 391 Cornwell, Joseph D., 224, 391 Cosby, Walfer W., 391 Cosfin, Richard B., 391 Cosion, James R., 154, 368 Colhran, James C., 190, 368 Coffer, Rolaeri F., 440 Coflrell, Lesler S., Jr., 368, 440 Couch, William D., 368 Coulborn, John Wm., 413 Couller, Lawrence P., 391, Coulfer, Roberl B., Jr., 391 Counis, Esiel D., 368 Courine-y, Burlon M., 440 Courfney, Richard H., 368 Cover, Beverly A., 287, 441 Covingfon, Thomas D., 205, 314 Cowan, John A., 126,368 Cowan, Roberl' D., 368 Cowarl, John W., 391 Cowarl, Roberl H., 441 , Arfhur R., 177, 229,441 Cox, Cox Harold A., 413 Cox, Marvin R., 391 Cox, Roberl C., Jr., 368 Cox, William G., 166, 383, 391 Cox, Wm. N., 111, 169, 220, 222, 259, 314 Craflron, James R., 208, 441 Craig, Harold F., 441 Craig, John D., 169, 391 Craig, Thomas M., 166, 253, 391 Cram, Milfon E., 180, 226,413 Cramer, Donald Wm., 368 Cramer, Ronald W., 368 Crapps, David K., 144, 229, 413 Craver, Richard A 413 Craven, Roberf E., Jr., 441 r ' .I Crawfo d, David Wm., 148, 240, Creed, Ronald G., 391 40 Creek, Malcolm A., 177, 391 Creiqhlon, Alberf F., 441 Creighfon, Roberl' T., 158, 413 Cremeans, Cliff A., 496 Crenshaw, John P., 140, 441 Crichlon, Wm. l., Jr., 180, 368 Crifasi, Jack A., 368 Crismond, Lawrence L., 368 Crissey, Dennis D., 368 Croker, William T., 368 Cronier, Thomas S., 368 Cross, Alan J., 368 Cross, John H., 233,413 Cross, John H., 145,441 Crouch, Bruce A., 190, 391 Crouch, John H., 205, 4-41 Crow, Ralph R., Jr., 441 Crowe, Charles W., 441, 496 Crowe, Hilion M., 368 Crowell, John M., 368 Crowley, Milchell A., 368 Crum, Beniamin H.. 391 Crum, Richard M., 77, 154, 368 Crumbley, Russell R., 368 Crump, Normna D., 368 Cubic, Paul M., 368 Cullom, Edward N., 187, 391 Culpepper, Sammy A., 368 Cumbie, Roberl' A., Jr., 158, 368 Cunningham, Charles E., 368 Cunningham, James Wm., 495 Cunningham, William N., 368 Cunningham, Wm. B.. 174 Curlea. David R., 413 Currence, Wilburn C., 140,413 Curlin, Aymer L., 148, 368 Curiin, John P., 190, 368 Curlis, John H., 177,441 Curfis, William E., 391 Cwierfny, Anfhony J., 368 Dabney, William M., 164, 368 Dacamaracanio, Jorge, 368 Dahlgren, Waller E., 190,413 Dailey, Randall B., 198, 368 Dales, Berfram B., 111, 110, 185, Dallas, Consfanline H., 442 Dalrymple, Donnie M., 148 Dalrymple, Lesler C., 368 Dalion, David P., 391 Dameron, William H., 368 Dane, Ken B., 151,391 Daniel, James L., 442 Daniel, William C., 187, 368 Daniell, Alan C., 368 Daniels, John W., 442 Daniels, Raymond E., 442 -,Y-31- ERS QUALITY DELIV EVERY TIME 8111011 DENIM CANTON COTTQN MILLS CANTON, Geonem STUDENT INDEX - Continued Danner, Charles H., 391 Dannheim Wm, T., 110, 158,413 Danzig, Michael B., 202, 391 Darby, Jack D., 391 Darnell, Phillip M., 413 Dasher, Ronald D., 368 Dasiugue, Marcel F., 113, 151, 357, 442 Davenporl, Charles M., 368 Davenpori, Miles H., 258, 260 Davenpori, William, Jr., 130, 368 David, John M., Jr., 126 David, Roswell M., Jr., 413 Davidson, George D., 442 Davies, Thomas M., 368 Davila, Mi1'1'on A., 368 Diesen, Bernard C., 306, 413 Dieirich, Richard H., 391 Dillard, Fielding L., 144,391 Dillard, Jerry B., 368 Dillon, John R., 391 Dillon, Roberi C., 368 Dischino, Cosmo, 413 Dishman, John M., 130, 112, 217,' 220, 222, 413 Diiiman, Wm. J., 185,413 Dix, Richard E., 496 Dixon, Daniel B., 391 Dixon, John H., Jr., 391 Dixon, Roberi D., 126, 444 Dobbins, Hugh F., 368 Dobbs, Alex L., 391 Dobson, James L., Jr., 238, 413 Earnesi, Ira C., 414 Easler, Melvin P., 392 Eason, Earnesi C., 445 Eason, Ernesi' R., 392 Easi, Donald P., 369 Easierlin, Philip R., 144, 392 Easfwood, lan, 496 Edeniield. John H. Edens, Larry R., 229, 414 Edge, Eric R., 392 Edge, Julian D., 164 Edmonclson, Charles K., 130, 2 Edmondson, John G., 445 Edmund, Calvin A., 369 Edson, Sieven B., I66, 369 Edwards, Andrew C., 414 Edwards, Ernesi E., 190, 369 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis Davis, Davis, Alberl- L., 368 Byron A., 177, 442 Carl G., 140, 353, 442 Charles E., 323, 348, 442 Charles F., Jr., 151, 368, Douglas W., 208, 413 Davis, Fred C., 208, 391 Davis Harry H., 413 Davis Harry S., 187, 208, 368 Davis, James A., 368 Davis, James W., 134,413 Davis, John H., 413 Davis, John J., 357 Davis John W., 145, 368 Davis, Joseph C., 368 Davis Davis Davis Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, McCammie F., 442 Michael M., 154, 413 Randolph C., 413 Theodore H., 77, 234, 348, Weyman M., 368 Wingfield A., 64 Wm. V., 391 Dawkins, Charles R., 413, 442 Dawson, Wm. D., 442 Day, John K., 368 Day, Ronald L., 357, 442 Day, Wayne H., 391 442 Deal, Baxier O., 138, 110, 348, 442 Dean, Alberi L., 190, 368 Dean, Allen N., 134 Dean, Larry A., 368 Dean, Pairick D., 130, 413 Deans, Roberi L., 368 Dearman, Oris D., 368 Deas, Deas, Ar1'hur D., 126, 368 Diane J., 121,413 Decarlo, Daniel C., 130, 443 Decker, David J., 126, 443 Decker, John P., 213,413 Deeb, Sammy 1., 368 Dees, John R.. 391 Dehaye, Donald J., 110, 180, 443 Deile, Andrew J., 208, 368 Dobyns, Roberi B., 76, 413 Dodd, David H., 138, 413 Docld, William T., Jr., 180, 444 Dodson, Roberi' D., 368 Dodson, Rodger W., 134, 444 Dodson, Wm. F., 368 Doggeii, James R., 444 Doheriy, Dennis F., 134 Doll. Fred C., 368 Doll, Roberi M., 413 Dollar, Bobby, 391 Doller, Marvin, 126, 391 Domenicheiii, Leo J.. 369 Domingos, Karl K., 391 Donahoe, Pairick F., 391 Donohue, Raymond J., 134, 110, 413 Donovan, Frederick C., 152,413 Doobrow, Joel H., 123, 391 Dooley, Jack D., 369 Doris, Josiah W., 413 Dorse1 l', Ralph A., 152 Dorsey, Clark B., 348, 358, 444 Dorsey, James E., 413 Doss, Richard C., 187, 369 Dosial, Richard, 369 Dosier, Larry L., 391 Downing, James R., 169, 369 Downing, Lowell M., 369 Downion, Chrisiopher, 158, 369 Doyle, Roberi J., 369 Dozier, Lesier D., 444 Dozier, Thomas M., 126, 391 Drachman, Daniel O., 391 Driggars, Seymor B., 369 Driggers, Herberi H., 391 Driskell, Carl R., 413 Drown, Raymond E., 391 Drsaia, Frank E., 198, 369 Drummond, Carlion M., 369 Drummond, Jere A., 159, 413 Duane, Lawrence E., 208, 369 Dubois, William F., 413 Duloose, James R., 110, 144, 413 Edwards Harry S., Jr., 369 Edwards, James M., 154 Edwards, Larry J., 369 Edwards, Ronald L., 208 Edwards, Thomas A., 414 Edwards, William L., 369 Edwards, Willson O., 172, 392 Eidson, Wm. R., 369 Elam, John G., 445 Elder, Philip R., 180,369 Elebash, Alberir P., Jr., 392 Ellen, Bruce P., 392 E11iCO11', Ellison G., 369 Ellingion, Philip H., 187, 369 Ellingion, Roberi P., 369 Elliofi, Gerald W., 79, 369 E11ioH', Glenn P., 130, 222, 414 E11io'l1', Roberl R., 196, 445 Ellioii, William H., Jr., 369 Ellis, Beverly K.. 369 Ellis, Billy R., 369 Ellis, James W., 392 Ellis, John A., 414 Ellis, Larry E., 414 Ellison, Frederic K., 134 Ellison, Larry E., 148, 369 Ellsworih, Carl E., 205, 369 Ellwanger, David W., 152, 369 Ellwanger, Philip S., 414 Elrad, Norman L., 198, 369 Elwell, H. D., 392 Emmeii, William W., 230, 496 Endori, Fred H., 148, 392 Engel, Mikala A., 369 Engel, Roberi T., 134, 445 Engel, Soren K., 445 Enloe, Alfred O., 369 Eniman, Howard, 166 Enirelcin, Ivan W., 140, 369 Enzor, Walier P., Jr., 414 Epps, Gerald A., 159, 414 Epps, James R., 392 Epps, William B., 445 Deiarneiie. James L., 391 Dekle, Ansel, Jr., 368 Delaiorre, Manuel E., 205, 413 Dalisle, Frank P., 140, 413 Dells, Wm. R., 221, 222, 233, 348, 443 Dellasega, John P., 140, 368 Deloach, Alfonso, 222, 348, 443 Deloach, James R., 413 Delong, George F., Jr., 391 Deliac, William J., 368 Demeiriades, Peier G., 198, 219, 443 Deming, Charles D., 413 Dennard, Charles T., 391 Denney, Roy L., 166, 368 Dennis, David P., 368 Dennis, David W., 413 Denny, C., R., 368 Densmore, Owen M., 172, 368 Deni, David H., 391 Depriesi, Joseph R., 148, 443 Derry, James E., 368 Deiimann, Charles E., 205, 391 Deiimer, Ronald W., 443 Deuisch, Lewis A., 166, 368 Devarona, Francisco J., 368 Devoio, Wreiord W., 413 Dewar, Juddson A., 353, 443 Dewiii, Roberi' L., 368 Dewolfe, David F., 177, 443 Dial, Caldwell, Jr., 166, 391 Dial, John H., 413 Dick, William N., 166, 391 Dickerson, Hilion B., 368 Dickinson, James B., 208, 413 Dickson, Norris S., 391 Dido, Apel, 159, 443 Duddlesien. Jerry B., 369 Dudley, Roberi H., 164, 444 Duerr, Rolf, 79, 190, 413 Dulii, Royle R., 130, 369 Duffy, John W., Jr., 152, 369 Duggan Duggan: Duggan Dugger, Dugger, Dulce, H Barry E., 318, 496 James E., 413 John B. 174 413 ' Dudley E., iss, 391 Russell O., 391 arry R., 174, 414 Dulce, John F., 140, 391 Duke, Ray M., 391 Duke, Winsion L., 144, 392 Dunaway, Marvin J., Jr., 159, Duncan, Duncan, Duncan, Dunkin, James M., 230, 496 Jerry M., 140, 369 Laihan R., 392 Ormond L., 444 444 Dunlap, Kinloch F., 111, 164, 234, 348, 444 Dunlon, Kennelh E., 414 Dunn, Douglas M., 172,369 Dunn, Pal W., 369 Eraydin, Akin, 392 Erickson, David A., 159, 369 Erickson, Kem' B., 392 Erickson, Ronald E., 134 Ervin, Barry W., 369 Esche, Vicior C., 198, 369 Espinosa, Fabian F., 369 Espinosa, Ramon R., 392 Espy, Paul D., 130, 369 Esslinger, Roberi' J., 208, 445 Esierman, Michail A., 392 Esies, Harold N., 160, 445 Esiey, Ralph R., 177, 392 Esiher, James D., 369 Esirada, Jose C., 180, 414 Esiripeaui, Raul R., 369 Eiheridge, D. D., 369 Eiheridge, John O., 445 Eihriclge, B, D., 208, 392 Eubanks, Roberl' A., 369 Eubanks, Thomas H., Jr., 164 Eudy, Mebloen M., 392 Eure, Bruce T., 445 Dunsian, David A., 444 Dupont Kenneih B., 496 Durden, James V., 392 Durham, James D., 445 Duval, Jerald F., 159, 226, 414 Dwighi, James H., 369 Dye, Kyle E., Jr., 392 Dykes, Jeffrey W., 126, 369 Dylcsira, William F., 445 Dysarf, Spencer T., 369 Eads, Roberi S., 175, 414 Eady, Oliver S., 414 Evans Evans, Evans, Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans, Andrew W., 369 Clyde G., 445 George S., 414 Howard H., 392 Roberl' C., 196, 445 Roberi D., 196, 369 Roloeri L., 79, 392 Evans, , William B., 369 William E., 414 24, 39 2 Eve, James H., 392 Evereii, Charles B., 76, 164, 44 Evereli, Roger N., 205, 414 Evereii, Samuel R., 221, 223, 227, 233 4 6 The Electric NEWCOMB 81 BOYD Consulting Engineer: Electrical Air Conditioning Heating Plumbing 1205 Spring St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. For Engineering Assistance or Planning Call or Write There ll no ob iguilon. 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W' fNext to Techwood Theatrej PL 8-6868 517 STUDENT INDEX - Continued Ewall, D Ewell, G onald W., 446 eorge W., 392 Ewing, Morris M., 164, 446 Exum, C harles T., 144, 369 Facey, J ohn R., 392 Fain, Paul K., Jr., 414 Faires, Paul M., Jr., 392 Faiardo, Ernesio, Jr., 159, 369 Falik, Heinz Z., 446 Falk, Michael W., 369 Falkner, Fall, Ric Clay E.. 223, 240, 446 hard E., 446 Fallecker, Carl E., 392 Falvey, Donald A., 369 Farabee, Cleaber'1G., 152, 369 Fargason, David D., 111, 369 Farhadi, Houshang, 392 Farley, Lowery R., 77, 369 Farmer, John E., 446 Farnsworfh, David M., 152, 414 Farnsworih, John T., 152, 414 Farr, William 111, 134 Farrell, Thomas F., 154, 414 Farrow, Thomas H., 446 Fas'1, James J., 392 Faulkner, Richard E., 392 Fauserl. Roberr D., 369 Faussemaqne, Jack J., 198, 369 Fay, Donald B., 369 Feaqin, Leroy H., Jr., 169, 446 Feder, Milion E., 123, 369 Federer, David L., 414 Feigelman, Viclor S., 392 Feild, Richard H., 154, 446 Fennell, Willie D.. Jr., 446 Ferguson, A. B.. 190, 392 Ferguson, John A., 392 Ferguson Wm. M., 392 Fernandez, Carlos P., 414 Fernandez, Miguel A., 414 Ferrell, Bloun'1 C., Jr., 414 Ferris, B ruce B., 205, 392 Fidler, Frederick H., 148, 392 Fidler, J ames T., 144, 369 Field, Barbara A., 392 Fields, William G., 392 Fife, Alex B., 175, 392 Filmer, Charles H., 171, 414 Findlay, lan S., 148,369 Finnin, John W., 392 Fischel, Max, 414 Fisher, Donald C., Jr., 190, 369 Fisher, George T., 140, 369 Fisher, J ames G., 392 Fisher, Larry J., 392 Fisher, Wayne A., 159,414 Fisher, Wm. N., 392 File, John W., 392 Fiizgerald, Bruce H., 159 Fi+zpa1rick, Thomas H., 196, 414 Flanders, Harry E., Jr., 392 Fleming, John M., 154, 235, 348, 356, 446 Fowler, Adrian J., 369 Fowler, James W., 369 Fox, Richard D., 392 Fracker, Frederick C., 414 Frahrn, Charles P., 223, 244, 447 Frame, Richard L., 187, 220, 392 Frame, S'1'even H., 110, 187,414 Franchini, Augusl, Jr., 177, 369 Francis, Ollie B., 496 Frank, Perry L., 123,448 Franklin, Curlis F., 448 Franklin, Floyd T., 414 Franklin, James B., 126,448 Franklin, John E., 392 Frankum,S1ephen D., 171,414 Fraser, Russell E., Jr., 190 Frazier, Barry L., 140, 369 Frazier, Richard T., 348, 448 Freeland, Larry B., 138, 392 Freeman, John R., 196, 228, 229,448 Freeman, Johnnie L., Jr., 175,392 Freiman, Slephen W., 166, 392 French, Charles E., 171, 369 French, Raymond J., 221, 223, 226, 240. 448 Frey, Ralph D., Jr., 205 Frey, Roberi' J., 159 Fricke, Harold J., 392 Frickhoefier, Wm. H., 205, 392 Friclcs, Walker N., Jr., 392 Fridlinglon, Norman E., 392 Friedman, Edward H., 496 Fuenies, Julio L., 414 Fuller, David L., 144, 348, 414 Fuller, Thomas. I11, 152,414 Fulmer, Ronald L., 392 Fumbanks, John F., 91, 171 Fuqua, Richard G., 414 Fussell, Gregory B., Jr., 240, 448 Fuiral, Wm. J., 153 Gable, Noell L., 414 Gadziala, Malrhew A., 370 Gahagan, Roberl' E., Jr., 392 Gaillaro, George S., 393 Gaisserl, John M., 370 Gaisserl, Willon G., 370 Gallion, George A., 448 Gallman, Thomas A., 370 Galloway Kenneih F., 414 Gambill, Richard D., Gamble, Samuel O., 370 393 Gang, Philip S., 414, 110, 202 Gann, Alvin G., 221, 223, 227, 233, 266. 448 Gann, Slanley V., 64, 187 Gannaway, George T., 154, 230, 348, 448 Gappa, Joseph A., 496 Garber, Mark B., 123, 370 Garcia. Charles W., 126 Garcia, Jorge, 393 Gardenhour. Clelus L.. 414 Gardner, Dennis C., 191,393 Garner, Charles L., 393 Garrell, Arlie A., 393 Gil, Evelio E., 414 Gilberl, Beniamin F.. 208, 393 Gilberr, Charles S., 141, 393 Gilber1r,Judd A., 123,370 Gilberl, Roberl' E., 134, 370 Gilbrealh, Herberl' N., 370 Gill, Geoffrey C., 155, 370 Gill, Thomas M., 449 Gilleland, Kennelh E., 177, 370 Gilleland, Roy J.. 111,370 Gillen, James F., 414 Gillespie, Clarence E., 180, 370 Gillespie, Dean N., 370 Gillian, Larry L., 414 Gilliland, Clinlon R., 196, 244 Gillis, Michael E., 196, 370 Gilrealh, Nelson, 110, 153,393 Gingrey, John P., 370 Glnocchio, Peler L., 126, 449 Glss, Warren A., 185 Gissendaner, Jackson, 196 Gissing, Kirk G., 370 Gilhens, Jay, 187, 414 Gladden, Emory T., Jr.. 208, 393 Gladden, James B., 191, 370 Glankler, Darrel P., 187. 393 Glass, James T., 449 Gleason Lewis W., 370 Gleeson, David W., 159, 370 Glenn, Marion W., Jr., 187,284,449 Glinsky, Salomon S., 449 Glisson, David K.. 393 Goalder, Richard B., 370 Godfrey, Jacky F., 393 Godfrey, John M., 134, 370 Goen, James W., 370 Goeiiinqer, Ronald B., 126, 416 Goelz, Roberl H., 393 Golay, Michael W., 370 Gold, lsidore M., 166, 370 Gold, Jacob, 393 Goldberg, Frederick L., 110, 123, 221, 2 233, 416 Golden, Roberl J., 123,370 Goldsmilh, Ira G., Jr., 202, 414 Gonzalez, Sanliago E., 414 Goode, Marlin E., 164, 449 Goode, William E., 164, 393 Goodhew, John W., 111, 155, 450 Goodin, Julius A., 496 Goodrich, Charles K., 370 Goodrich, Jerome D., 130, 393 Goodson, David S., 135, 393 Goodwyne, John O., Jr., 414 Gorday, James C., 393 Gordon, Barry D., 202, 393 Gordon, Donald L., 370 Gordon, Roberi C., 370 Gollman, Lloyd E., 152,450 Gould, James D., 130, 370 Gould, James W., 169, 393 Gower, Donald N., 450 Grabuskie, Joseph E., 177 Grace, Wm. A., Jr., 213,450 Greddy, Durwood E., Jr., 370 Fleming, Joseph C., Jr., 369 Flemin Wm. J., Jr.. 126, 227, 446 Qi Flelcher, Herberl' M., 190, 219, 231, 446 Flelcher, John J., 144, 414 Flercher, John J., 348 Flercher, John S., 187, 369 Fleicher, Roberi S., 208, 369 Flom, Terrence E., 190, 392 Flowers, David C., 369 Floyd, Darryl C., 90, 392 Floyd, Franklin W., Jr., 198, 221, 223. 226, 233, 447 Floyd, Joseph C., 224, 392 Flynf, James L., 447 Flyn'1', James W., 447 Folsom, William B., 447 Fonls, Eladio L., 496 Fooie, Georqe P., 190. 369 Forbes, Charles A., 447 Forbes, Slanley O., 208, 369 Force, William M., 134,414 Fareman,A1Iing C., 233,447 Foreman, Jackie E., 392 Forel, Russell A., 64, 113,414 Forresle Foskey. r. J. O., 130, 219, 260, 447 Charles G., 126,447 Fosier, George E., 369 Fosler, H. O., 447 Fosier, Jerry C., 447 Fosier, Joe B., 229, 414 Fo sie r, Ronnie D., 392 Garrell, Lulher A., 393 Garrison, Huberl F., 213, 393 Garvin, James S., 185, 414 Garwood, John W., 370 Gaslon, Hugh W., 393 Gaihrighl, Jack G., 449 Gallin, John L., Jr., 370 Gay, Alberl L., Jr., 393 Gee, John F., 111,393 Gehr, Mires C., Jr., 166, 449 Geiger, Charles R., 130, 370 Geise, J. W., 159, 370 Gela1Jer1',Amanc1o E., 414 Genr, Raymond D., 235,414 Genlry, Donald G., 112, 164, 220, 259, 410, 414 George, William W., 191, 370 Gerber, Terry L., 112, 126, 388, 393 Gershon, A. A., 123, 449 German, Darryl L., 418 Ghandour, Mohammed R., 320 Gianiresco, Paul J., 255, 499 Gibson, George W., 449 Gibson, James G., 141,414 Gibson, Leroy D., 393 Gibson, Ted W., 370 Gibson, Thomas L., Jr., 414 Giddens, Don P., 393 Giggins, Charles S., Jr., 236, 496 Gignillial, Julian H., 449 Gignilliar, Thomas H., 187 Graf, Emil T., 111, 393 Graham, Charles J., Jr., 370 Graham, John H., 450 Granade, Beniamin H., 393 Graning, Charles H., 64 Granl, James L., 370 Grannan, Lee W., 77, 370 Graul, Jurgen, 450 Graves, William M., 239, 496 Gray, Ben B., Jr., 196 Gray, Edward N., 414 Gray, James S., 393 Gray, Richard A., 135, 370 Grazzini, Peler F., 155, 254, 450 Greek, Frank A., 110, 208,414 Green, Alex, 166, 393 Green, Cleland S., 370 Green, Howard C., 166, 223, 245, 450 Green, Lenard O., 393 Greene, Frank B., 393 Greene Greene Greene , Loren V., Jr., 177, 393 , Maxwell E., 76, 450 Michael H. 450 eresnel Roherr w.,'1a7, 218, 348, 357 450 Greenlee, David A., 177, 228, 450 Greenwell, Jack E., 180, 370 Greer, E. B., 185, 414 Greer, James L., 393 Greer, Murray T., 153,414 Gregg, Winsion R., 198, 370 THE ARSITY Every Glass Mecbanically Washed and Sterilized Our Small Variety lnsures Freshness . . CURB SERVICE . . ADAM '- I . K L- o 0 - - v::.wg,-5 5 W i- The way lanky Cavan Gmpany -ay X m 9 . , lower-cost Q ' 'S I draina e Realtors S ' -A x g A Vi ,M structures . . . R, QI ESTATE Commercial, Industrial and Residential INSURANCE, MORTGAGE LOANS and PROPERTY MANAGEMENT makes your job easier, . , 'd more economical. JACK ADAIR Pres: ent Write us for complete details. MAIN OFFICE S 6 Peachtree St. JA. 1-0100 Anmco DRAINAGE 2. 0 Bumw OFM METM PRUDUCTSI INC- mo Maple Drive, Nr. on. 7-0371 P. o. sox 1343, 'B Atlanta 1, Georgia FOREST PARK CFFICE 1228 Main Sr. PO. 7-9423 EBCAP SUPPLY COMPANY Wllolesale Distributors-Kohler of Kohler Plumbing Fixtures 710 State St., N. W. Atlanta, Georgia C. D. l.eBEY 81 COMPANY Mortgage Loans Atlanta, Georgia 519 STUDENT INDEX - Confinued Gre Gre Gre Gre Gre Gre gory, Harry C., 370 gory, Jelhro T., Jr., 393 sham, Harald E., 450 sham, Herberl R., 231, 450 sham, Jerry L., 191,414 ynalds, Elberl' B., 208, 451 Grier, George W., lll, 370 Griiiiin, James D., 196, 370 Grililin, Lloyd W., 145, 393 Griffin, Marvin W., Jr., 110, 164,415 Grililin, Ronald K., 370 Griliiin, Terry T., 393 Grifiing, Claylon A.. 196. 415 Grifliih. Joseph C., 141 4,14 Griflilh, Larry B., 148, 414 Griflilh, William E., 370 Grim, James F., 76, 370 Grimes, Bill R., 64, 451 Grimes, John W., 393 Gris er, James R., 451 Grizzle, Douglas R., 393 Hendricks, Gordon E., 187, 357, 454 353. 455 Grooms, Troy E., 208, 370 Gross, Daniel H., 370 Gross, Roberl J., 191 Grole, Slephen H., 370 Grove, Russell S., Jr., 208, 415 Groves, Norman L., 177, 230, 348, 415 Grublas, Frank G., 370 Grube, Dennis A., 175, 393 Gruber, Bruce B., 130, 370 Grynkewich, N. E., Jr., 370 Guess, Harry A., 224, 393 Guiiey, Charles G., 393 Guliiin, Orville T., 110, 169, 451 Guilbeau, Edwin C.. 370 Guillebeau, Thomas L., 393 Guillen, Manuel C., 393 Gullail, John H., 496 C-5u11e++, Beniamin D., 451 Gullickson, John C., 208, 393 Guniher, Donald H., Jr., 370 Gurry, Kennelh J., 191, 415 Guiermulh, John M., 198, 451 Guihrie, Dallis R., 64, 393 Gurhrie, Lucien G., Jr., 145, 451 Gulierrez, Gusiavo, 496 Haas, Lawrence B., 166, 393 Habas, Ronald W., 415 Habeelo, Thomas A., 110, 175, 393 Habib, Salem N., 496 Haloichl, Ernesl' G., 370 Hackmeyer, Ferdinand, 370 Hadden, Lon D., 191 Haddock, Lawrence T., 145, 393 Hager, Roberi N., Jr., 169,451 Haggard, Wm. R., 415 Haile, Wiihers A., 393 Hails, William J., 370 Hairrell, William B., 393 Hale, John C., 141,393 Hale, Marlin F., 393 Haley, David R., 198, 393 Haley, Marvin T., 451 Hammond, Charles E., 415 Hammond, Charles L., 371 Hammond, David F., 393 Hampion, Clemenls O., 213, 393 Hamrick, John B., 142,371 Hanby, John E., 169, 393 Hanchey, Jerry L., 371 Hancock, Herman N., 452 Hancock, Ronald W., 180, 371 Hancock, Sidney T., 415 Hand, Dennis W., 393 Handel, Willis J., Jr., 452 Handley, Slephen O., 112, 187, 217, 240, 352, 452 Haney, Halcuil P., 169, 224, 371 Haney, Michael D., 169, 393, 452 Hankey, Paul E., Jr.. 148,371 Hanna, Charles G., Jr., 452 Hanson, Edwin E., 452 Harberson, James L., 145, 371 Harbour, George A., 111, 415 Hardegree, Thomas M., 371 Hardin, Tommy G., 453 Hardman, Roy H., Jr., 240, 359, 453 Hardy, Clive E., 371 Hardy, Lewis F., 453 Hardy, Max B., Jr., 145, 371 Hardy R.1-1., 142, 187 Hardy, Ronald H., 415 Hargelrr, William B., 130,371 Harken, Olaf T., 159,415 Harmon, Cornelius A., 415 Harmon, Roberl E., I69, 453 Harnage, Gary C., 394 Harney, Edward L., 415 Harper, George R., 208, 371 Harper, Oscar M., Jr., 453 Harper, Richard M., 135,453 Harris, Andrew D., 169, 356, 453 Harris, Beniamin H., 371 Harris, Bruce J,, 394 Harris, Fred L., 138, 453 Harris, Hollis L., 453 Harris, James P., 90, 371 Harris, Paul R., 224, 394 Harris, Roberl A., 205, 221, 223, 233, 453 Harris, Roberl' H., Jr., 191, 394 Harris, Roberr R., 145, 371 Harrison Eugene T., 497 Harrison, James W., 415 Harrison, James W., 208 Harrison, John D., 159 Harrison, L., H., Jr., 415 Harrison, Harrison, Roberl L., 394 Roger, 126, 415 Harrold, Eberl F., 371 Harrop, Charles L., 198,371 Harsh, Dale F., 169, 453 Hari, Jackie M., 142,415 Harl, James A., 415 Harl', James W., 453 Hari, Jerald P., 371 Hari, Roberl C., 289, 453 Hall , Roberlr J., 370 Hall, Buddy G., 370 Hall, Donald L., 393 Hall, Francis K., 187, 370 Hall, Gar F 393 y .. Howard H., Jr., 153,415 Hall, Hall, Jack M., Jr., 141,451 Hall, James W., 370 Hall, Jesse H., 148,415 Hall, Kennefh R., 370 Hall, Richard S., 415 Hall, Richard W., 77, 126, 370 Hall Hall Hall Hall , Roberl' L., 187, 370 , Roberl N., 148 , Royce N., 370 er, Larry E., 141, 451 Hallman, James L., 175,393 Hallmark, George S., Jr., 370 Halloran, Philip B., 130,370 Hallowell, William H., 370 Hallum, Leslie H., 452 Halpern, Gi1laer1'N., 166 Hamer, Leslie C., 77, 145, 370 Hames, Church W., 452 Hamilion, Don A.. 370 Hamillon, Frank W., 370 Hamillon, Kenneih A., 208, 393 Hamillon, Roberl' W., Jr., 371 Hamler, Edward B., 126,452 Hamlin, Carl A., 452 Hamme'1'1, George W., 452 Hariley, Danny L., 145, 224, 394 Harlley, Wm. L.. 394 Hariman, Douglas A., 126,454 Hariman, Kennelh J., 371 Harisell, Monie W., 208,415 Harlwig, Ed, 77 Harvey, Thomas J., 142,371 Harwell, Blake B., 172 Harwell, Richard M., 371 Harwell, Wm. W., Jr., 394 Harwood, James G., 76, 126, 394 Haskew, Eugene S., 415 Haslam, George M., 187, 371 Hasiy, John M., Jr., 454 Haswell, Michael W., 191,415 Halcher, Douglas M., 371 Halcher, Wm. T., 145, 394 Halheld, Wa-yne L., 394 Hauqhi, Waller D., 394 Haverfield, Phillip S., 394 Hawes, Alexander S., 187, 394 2 Hawkins, Holmes J., Jr., 159,223,228 352, 454 Hawkins, James S., 224, 394 Hawkins, John W., 195 Hawkins, Jonalhan D., 145, 371 Hawkins Roberl' E., 181,415 Hawkins Wesley N., Jr., 394 Hawkins, William B., Jr., 371 Hawkins , Wm. E., Jr., 187, 394 Hawks. James M., Jr., 415 Haydon, Thomas O., 415 Hayes, Gene F., 394 Hayes, James R., 394 Hayes, John E.. 155, 394 Hayes, Roberi' D., 153,415 Hayman, Wilbur Z., 185 Haynes, Donald S., 394 Haynes, Kenneih W., 371, 415 Hays, Charles A., 130, 415 Hays, James H., 394 Hays, Wm. A., Jr., 394 Hazlelf, Richard E., 169, 454 Head, Clarence M., 169, 236, 497 Head, Winslon A., 415 Heard, Charles D., 415 Heard, Jimmy L., 145,415 Heard, John S., 371 Heard, Ralph L., Jr., 113, 208, 454 Hearn Hea'1h , James C., 394 , Wm. E.. Jr., 349, 352, 454 Hedden, Allen C., 371 Heirnenz, John, 77 Heidi, Waller D., 415 Heil, Russell H., 371 Heilker, Wm. J., 110, 138, 394 Heimanson, Nel L., 454 Heisel, William D., 454 Held, Charles A., 205. 394 Heller, Rainer, 371 Helms, Thomas E.. 454 Hemlaree, Fred A., 371 Hemphill, Morrison, 371 Hemraiani, Rallan H., 159,271,415 Hendershol, Frederick, 198,454 Henderson, Denny E., 153, 371 Henderson, Hugh G., 175 Henderson. John A., 415 Henderson, John B., 191, 454 Henderson, John H., 196, 454 Henderson, Willie B., 243, 301,415 Hendricks, Joseph A., 371 Hendricks, Thomas E., 175, 371 Hendrix, Dewane L., 454 Hendrix, John W., 371 Hendrix, Rosdon, 454 Henkel, Garry N., 159,415 Hensel, John H., 181 Hensley, Waller R., 455, 497 Henson, Bari S., 191,371 Henson, Danny C., 371 Herberr, Theodore T., 371 Herberl, Walier R., 145, 223, 227, 2 Herlaerlson, David H., 394, 205 Herlosl, Douglas R., 110, 130, 221, 223 Herckis, David, 124, 371 Heringion, Donald M., 371, 198 Hermann, Benilo J., Jr., 394 Herr, David G., 239, 497 Herr, Richard L., 159 Herrig, John R., 126 Herrin, James S., 455 Herring, Roy P., 126, 371 Herringlon, David E., 130, 371 Herringron, Thomas H., 130, 285, 349 3 Herrman, Kuff, 415 Herzog, Herlaeri D., 124, 371 Hess, Donald G., 394 Hess, Noel L., 110, 172,415 Hesier, Roy F., 371 Heslerlee, Jerry M., 394 Hewelrl, Bennie E., 371 Hia'1l', Joe H., 394 1 1i1JlZ:er1', Wm. W., 276, 497 Hicks, Charles M., 371 Hicks, Henry L., 415 Hicks, James E., 130, 394 Hicks, Hicks, James R., 191,371 Roloerl' P., 126, 230, 455 Hicks, Wm. E., 187 Hickson, Wm. H., Jr., 130, 455 Hiemenz, John F., 371 Hiers, Don C., 394 Higgins, Donald A., 191, 394 Higgins, Frederick B., 230, 497 Highiower, Neil H., 187, 394 Hilburn, Roloerl' E., 164,371 Hilkman, Mark R., 172,371 Hill, Alan G., 415, 455 Hill, Clyde W., Jr., 155, 234, 349, 455 Hill, Craig M., 371 Hill, Gene R., 394 Hill, George R., 371 Hill, Harold B., 371 Hill, Herschel K., 138, 394 Hill, Jerome J., 371 1'lill, Kennelh R., 110, 142,231,455 Hill, Roloerl W., 415 Hill, Samuel M., 111, 172 ATLANTA TEXTILE MACHINERY COMPANY STEEL ROLL SPECIALISTS . GENERAL REPAIRS AND PARTS S98 Means St., N. W. Tlel. TR. 6-4877 A. PIIERCE ROBERT, '13 BUCKHEAD HARDWARE CO. . Quality ,Service SINCE 1921 3059 Peachtree Rd., N.E. ATLANTA, GA. BUSH - MAY and ASSOCIATES L. RALPH BUSH - D. C. MAY L. O. YWILLIAMS - W. L. I-IIBBLE ATLANTA, GA. HARRY SOMMERS, INC. IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales Service Parts BARGE THOMPSON, INC. Engineers and Contractors 1415 Howell Mill Rd. ATLANTA, GEORGIA RALPH CANNON Specializkd Buick Service 251 Techwood Drive, N.W. ATLANTA Phone JA. 2-2786 or MUrray 8-0711 TLANTKS F RESHEST 521 STUDENT INDEX - Coniinued Hinsley, George A., 371 Howard, Paul K. Howard, Phillip A. Howard, Waller E., 64, 113, 457 Howe, Gordon W., 415 Howell Hinson, David C., 142, 221, 223, 244, 455 Hinson, Jerry T., 371 Hipsley, Vivian R., 415 Hirons, Fred M., Jr., 187, 371 Hilchcock, David L., Jr., 205, 394 Hill, Peier G., 394 Hoadley, Wm. F., 415 Hobgoocl, Harold H., 456 Hobgood, James W., 371 Hock, Thomas G., 181, 371 Howell, Charles R. Howell, Cleves H., 111,372 Howell, Harold W. Howell, James M., 394 Howell, Jesse S. Howell, Julius E. Howell, Kennelh F., Jr., 177 Rober'1 E. Jackson, Cur1'is A., 111, 416 Jackson, Larry W., 372 Jackson, R. B., 458 Jackson, Randolph S., 372 Jackson Jackson: Slephen C., 196, 372 William K., Jr., 165, 372 Jackson, Wm. W., 458 Jacobs, James W., 458 Jacobs, Thomas H., 372 Jacoby, Jaeger, John M., 172 William A., 207, 372 Howingron, Kelsey D. Jahnke, Willis H., Jr., 454 Jakubecy, James J., 196, 372 Hodges Hocu'1'1, Wm. H., 371 Hodges, Hodges, Donald R., 155, 228, 456 George G., Jr., 415 Hodges, Jimmie R., 371 McBride W. 456 Howle, William M., 372 Howleii, John K., 372 Howze, Herberi H. Hubbard, Charles L., 394 Hubbard, Clark A. Hubbard, James L. Jallouk, Edward 1., 416 James, Edward L., 79, 395 James, Fred Van B., 416 James, John P., 130, 395 James, Reginald M., 416 Jarrell, Temple W., 191,372 Huelsler, William E., 175, 372 Hodges, William L., 456 Hodges, Wm. M., Jr., 415 Hodgson, Jelilrey W., 205, 394 Hoffman, John R., 228, 456 Holiiman, Mariin K., 110, 142,456 Holilman, Roberl' D., 394 Hoflmann, Ralph A., 138,371 Hofmann, Kenneih M., 181,415 Ho an Thomas E. 112 188 415 Q 1 . . . Hogg, Brian D., 112, 191, 359, 218, 234, 456 Hogg, Grady R., Jr., 456 Hogshead, Frank M., 188,371 Holcomb, Ben H., 169, 456 Holcomb, Donald F., 172 Holcombe, Dennis, 394 Holcombe, Jessie F., 456 Holder, John T., 371 Holl, James E., 148, 394 Holland, Charles L., 394 Holland, Frank L., 126, 394 Holland, James R., 415 Holland, Larry D., 233,456 Holland, Thomas W., 457 Holland, Truman E.. 188,371 Holland, William D., 497 Hughey, Holley, Ernesi' L., Jr., 457 Holley, Joseph L., 149, 394 Hollilield, Gary E., 142, 371 I-1o11ingshead,Jon L., 415 Hollingsworrh, Bobby, 371, 394 Hollis, David L., 233, 457 Hollisler, Herschel C., 415 Hollnagel, Ronald O., 245 Holloway, John H., 394 Holman, Roberr G., Jr., 91, 126,371 Homes, John D., 181,371 Holmes, Ray L., 415 Holmes, Wayne R., 371 Holsombeck, Kennelh E., 394 Holsworrh, Michael C., 371 l'l0l'l', Clifford R., Jr., 64-, 112,415 Hubbard, William M., 239, 497 Huber, Charles T. Hubner, Roberl W., Jr., 113, 188,457 Huchingson, James E., 394 Hudachek, John Wm. Huddleslon, Erie G. Huddleslon, Gene K., 372 Hudson, James A. Hudson, James R. Hudson, John C. Hudson, John H., 415 Hudson, John R., 198,372 Hudson, Norman L., 235, 394 Hudson, Paul T., 372 Hudson, William J., 457 Hudson, William O., 372 Huey, Thomas W., 415 Huff, David D., 394 Huff, James B., Jr. Huff, Jonalhan O., 394 Huff, Jonarhan O. Huilines, Travis G. 'Huiiord, Huggins Arlhur D., 153, 372 , Charles T., Jr., 372 Huggins, George L., Jr. Hughen, James H., 196,394 Hughes, David H., Jr. Hughes, Henry E., 415 Hughes, John H. Hughes, Larry E., 110, 177, 372,497 Hughes, Ross B. Hughes, Waller K. Hughes, Wesley E. Hughey, Raburn L., Jr., 394 Terence D., 395 Jasse, Andre C., 395 Jeiicoal, Harry, 111, 372 Jelks, Edwin B., 110, 126, 395 Jenkins, Frederick H., 191, 372 Jenkins, Slephen R., 372 Jennings, Dale L., 149,416 Jennings, Harry B., Jr., 150, 395 Jennings, John T., 39, 372 Jeier, James R., 188,220,416 Jew, William, 395 Jeweli, George C., 175 Jewsbury, Slephen R., 416 Johnson, Allen W., 395 Johnson, David M., 395 Johnson , Donald P., 372 Johnson, Douglas G., 372 Johnson, Edgar M., 372 Johnson, Edward H., Jr., 458 Johnson, Everell' G., 172, 395 Johnson, Frederick Wm., 191, 395 Johnson, James M., 138,395 Johnson, John O., 372 Johnson, Milion L.. 416 Johnson Johnson Johnson ,Naihan M., Jr., 175 , Randolph A., 372 , Roberl C., 395 Johnson, Ronald C., 416 Johnson, Russell R., 185, 372 Johnson, Ted M., 191 Johnson, Terry W., 207, 372 Johnson, Thomas O., 416 Johnson, Wm. N., 458 Johnson, Wm. W., Jr., 191,416 Johnslon, Barry W., 145, 395 Johnslon, Beniamin P., 395 Holl, Fred W., 371 Holi, Richard J., 371 Hollon, Joseph R., 172, 415 Hood, Francis R., 207, 371 Hooks, Bennelrl' A., 457 Hughey, Walier L., 497 Huhn, Ronald M., 415 Huie, Roberl' K., 155, 395 Hull, Daniel D., 126, 310, 349. 457 Hull, William B., 416 Humphlell, William R., 181,416 Humphrey, George T., 372 Humphrey, Sieeley H., 372 Hunniculr, George L., 191 Hunnicull, William R., 395 Johnsron, Edward R., Jr., 126,416 Johnslon, Kennelh D., 223, 227, 243 45 Joiner, Charles M., 4-16 Joiner, Roy C., 416 Joiner, Wm. C., 159, 372 Jolly, James R., 188, 372 Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins, James L., 159, 371 Jerry D., 145, 394 Larry E., 371 Marcus P., 371 Horak, Roberl H., 164, 371 Horldl, Philip C., 221, 223,457 Hormberg, Roberi' H., 169, 457 Hunl, Den E., 175,416 Hunl, Edwin M., 11,372 1-luni, Joseph F., 191,457 Hunier, David C., 153, 457 Hunler, Ewing E., 191,458 Hunler, James D., 153,372 Hunier, Rober'1' L., Jr., 130, 395 Horn, William W., 371 Hornaday George Wm., 169, 457 Horne, Jesse R., Jr., 353,415 Hornsby, Jesse D., 181, 371 Horlon, Richard H., 371 Hursr, James J., 236, 497 Hulcherson, Don C., 159, 226, 243, 416 Hulcheson, Lex C., 111, 177, 416 Huicheson, Theodore M., 372 Hulchins, Daniel G., 142, 395 Horlon, Ronald W. Holchkiss, Bruce L., 415 Houck, Raymond E. Houghlon, Edward T. House, Charles K., 191, 394 House, Donald L., 155, 394 Houslon, C. K. Houslon, Florian L., 394 Houslon, James G. Housion, James G. Housron, Travis L. Huichins. Terry W., 198, 372 Hullon, Herberi M., 152, 458 Hya+1', Kennelh E., 130,416 Hyder, James T., 458 Hyers, Roberr C., 372 Hyers, Wm. D., 416 Hyre, Allen E., 395 lannacone, Richard T., 110, 130, 395 lmery, Juan M., 416 Ingram, Edward A., 458 lnnes, Sfeven S., 130, 372 Jones, Alan C., 416 Jones, Charles R., 223,416 Jones, Clarence A., 110, 458 Jones, David C., 148, 372 Jones, Douglas E., 372 Jones, Emery B., 416 Jones, Fred M., 372 Jones, George C., 348, 416 Jones, Henry B., 126, 416 Jones, J Jones, J ames N., 208, 395 erry G., 372 Jones, Jerry L., 395 Jones, Joe C., 150 Jones, John O., Jr., 497 Jones, Kennerh A., 395 Jones, N. M., 169, 228, 458 Jones, Ralph N., 416 Jones, Randal E.. 372 Jones, Roberl W., 11, 208, 372 Jones, Samuel O., 395 Jones, Seaborn P., Jr., 497 Jones, Smiley H., 416 Jones, Terry V., 77, 164, 372 Jones, Thomas F., 458 Jones, Thomas G., 416 Jones, Warren T., 372 Jones, Wayne R., 372, 459 Jones, William R., 234,459 Jones, Wm. 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Morgan 8: Associates Telephone JA 4 8857 Suite 1410 Candler Bldg., Atlanta 3, Georgia QFRIIVIIIIIIIA - Lgsifurziititg- 'saggy Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia -I Tennessee Egg Co., Inc. Wholesale EGGS POULTRY - BUTTER 448 Georgia Ave., S. W. JAckson 2-6775 523 sruoem 'INDEX - canfinued Juslus, Carl G., 223, 459 Juvenal, Michael P., 459 Kahle, Neill R., 159,372 Kaiser, Roger A., 112, 113, 217, 219, 454- Kammer, E. D., Jr., 219, 238, 459 Kampmeier, William W., 145, 245,497 Kane, Gary M., 372 Kane, Sheldon E., 395 Kane, Thomas A., 459 Kaney, Thomas M., 153, 219, 249, 459 Kapp, William K., Jr., 177 Karpinski, Felix F., Jr., 372 Kasdin, Jack, 166, 373 Kase, Kenneih R., 181, 221, 227, 459 Kaler, Marlin L., 91, 166, 372 Kauffmann, Joseph C., 240, 459 Kavanaugh, Dennis M., 395 Kay, Roberl J., 372 Kayes, Joseph E., 185, 395 Kazelskis, James L., 372 Keaiing, John E., 395 Kehoe, James G., 135, 372 Keisling, John H., 372 Kei'1'h, Joseph D., 207, 372 Keighl, Roberl' W., 172, 372 Keller, George E., 244, 497 Kelley, Holcombe S., 372 Kelley Rhae E., 372 Kelly, Boris H., 395 Kelly, Edward L., 133, 395 Kelly, Thomas J., 191, 416 Kemp, James P., 460 Kemp, James S., 372 - Kendall, Roland B., 181,416 Kendrick, James A., 460 Kendrick, William J., 155,372 Kenimer, Wayne L., 416 Kenneck, Craig Z., 208, 395 Kennedy, James R., 460 Kennedy, John P., 196,460 Kennedy, Roberl' C., 145, 416 Kenl, Michael B., 372 Kernkamp, John H., 372 Kerr, Jerry K., 460 Kersey, Cecil R., 460 Kesler, Ralph E. Key, Charles T.. 145, 372 Keyer, Richard F., Jr., 372 Keys, John W., lll, 207, 372 Keyserling, Charles M., 124, 372 Knighi, George W.,' 153, 416 Knighi, George W. Knighr, Jack M., 349, 461 Knight James E., 237,461 Knighl, Richard F., 373 Knighf, Walier D. Knlqhl, Wilbur R., 2o7,'2l9, 221, 320, 461 Knowles, David R., 416 Knowles, Jelclrey M., 373 Knowles, Philip L., 209, 373 Knowles, Thomas N., 169, 416 Koehler, Kennelh H., 395 Koenig, Phillip R., 201 Koger, John W., 213, 395 Kokal, Augusi, Jr., 461 Kolpin, George A., 179, 373 223, 265, Koralek, Alan S., 124. 221, 223, 244,461 Korsak, Sleven A., 373 Kosiis, Joseph E., 373 Kossick, Roberl' M., 416 Kourakos, George S., 497 Koval, Harold, 124,461 Kownacki, William A., 224, 395 Krali, Harold W., Jr., 497 Kramer, Wendell W., 416 Krebs, Malcolm S., 461 Kreider, George V., 462 Kress, Howard C., Jr., 373 Kyle, Reuben, 111, 201,416 Labbe, Kennelh C., 373 Labouisse, John P., 130, 373 Labrador, Rafael De J., 373 Labudde, Lynn J., 395 Lacapra, John R., 128, 373 Lacy, Lawrence O., 395 Laidlaw, Siephen R., 462 Lakenan, Wm. K., 132, 255, 395 Lam, Yuen G., 462 Lamar, George T., 159, 395 Lamb, Ben J., 111,373 Lamb, Roberlr W., 169 Lamberi, Alan E., 395 Lambert Franklin D., 373 Lamberl, Harold J., 373 Lampee, Thomas C., 395 Lamphere, David A., 201, 462 Lance. James B., 395 Landel, Roberl' D., 191, 416 Lander, Donnald H., 128 Larldgrebe, James H., 395 Landrelh, Harrell L., 462 Kidd, John C., 395 Kidd, J01'lr1 P., 460 Kiebler, Carl N., 138, 372 Kienel, Frederick E., 209, 416 Kierbow, Weyman R., 145, 395 Kilgore, Charles R., 128, 416 Kilgore, William D., 395 Landrey, Frank E., 395 Landrum, Wm. L., 395 Lane, Gordon B., Jr., 395 Lane, Joseph H., 395 Lane, Kenne'1'h D., 166, 396 Lanq, Sieve, Jr., 416 Langford, Sreven C., 373 Kilgore, William R., 372 Killebrew, James L., 460 Killingsworlh, J. J., 460 Kilpafrick, Joe W., 207, 270, 460 Kimble, Aubie C., 460 Kimmins, Joe D., 395 Kindel, Thomas 1., 372 King King Donald M., 497 Elion R., 461 King, George O.. 395 King Henry M., Jr., 395 King Hugh D., 461 King Larry S., 372 King, Roberi R., 296, 395 Kinke1a,Jo11n F., 201, 372 Kinney, Hugh D., 416 Kirk, David B., 372 Kirk, William K., 128, 372 Kirkland, Elgin J., 461 Kirkland, Philip A., 153,372 Kirkland, Russell K., 372 Kirkland, Wm. E., 395 Kirkland, Wm, R., 138,461 Kirkpalrick, Willis W., 395 Kirksey, Wm. L., 155, 395 Kirwan, Michael K., 416 Kilch, Richard B., 372 Klein, Manfred W., 461 Kleinman, Louis F., 166, 372 Klima, Douglas B., 395 Kline, C1ay1'on W., 461 g Knapp, Charles E., 305, 416 Kneece, Roland R., Jr., 207, 461 Knesz, Joseph J., 373 Kniepkamp Hanns P., 142,461 Knighi, Bernard A., 395 Knighi, Edward N., 373 Langford, Wm. C., 229,416 Lanham, Wm. E., Jr., 209, 416 Lanier, Emory S., 373 Lanlz, Roberi B., 201,416 Lapeyrouse, David L., 373 Larkin, James Anlhony, 159, 373 Larriva, Rene F., 128,223 Larrowe, Michael M., 462 Larsen, William T., Jr., 373 Lascek, Richard G., 396 Laiham, Tracy, W., 224, 396 Larimer, Ben, W., 110, 201,416 Laiour, Theodore A., 373 Lauderdale, John J., 159, 373 Lauke, Mariin G., 373 Laurens, Roberi L., 416 Lavake, John C., 169, 416 Lavalle, Charles L., 497 Laverick, George R., 373 Law, Chrislian H., 207, 373 Law, Kennelh, G., 153, 396, 416 Lawler, Bobby, E., 145, 497 Lawrence, George C., 196, 462 Lawrence, John C., 373 Lawrence, Ralph W., 373 Lawrence, Richard S., 166, 462 Lawson, Cyron T., 373 Lawson, John W., 135, 396 Lawson, Ralph W., Jr., 373 Lawson, Roberr L., 196, 462 Leach, Phillip A., 396 Leach, Wm. Owen, Jr., 182, 462 Leasure, James A., 373 Lealhers, James P., Jr.. 373 Lebos, Leo, Jr., 373 Lecraw, Rupert S., 497 Ledbelier, Roberl' H., 373 Ledliord, Parvin E., Jr., 76 Lee, Charles C., 416 Lee, Charles E., 138, 373 Lee, Dennis G., 416 Lee, Garreii' P., 77 Lee, James G., Jr., 191,223,462 Lee Lee Lee Lee , Linda lvi., 417 , Paul D., 209, 373 , Raymond A., 417 , Richard M., 396 Lee, Roberl E., 396 Lee, William J., 497 Lee, William T., 191,462 Leeper, Charles G., 417 Leg Leg gall, Milio-n M., 396 rand, Wayne R., 373 Lemarr, John D., 145, 396 Lemarr, Roberi' C.,396 Lemoyne, 1. Charles, 90 Len z, Seymour S., 209, 396 Leo, Ferdinand P., 202, 396 Leo Lep nard, Jimmy J., 462 ow, Frederick A., 373 Lerch, Archer L., Jr., 417 Leroy, Philip N., 125, 373 Lesser, Neil, 166, 497 Lessig, Wayne, A., 153 Lesler, Dillard R., 396 Levereir. Guinn O., Jr., 128, 373 Levili. Barry K., 124, 373 Levy, Alberlo, 373 Levy, Alvin C., 124, 373 Levy, Howard R., 166, 373 Levy, Tracy, Jr., 396 Lewallen, Eugene E., 132, 396 Lewis, Gerald W., 417 Lewis, John B., 497 Lewis, Roberl' A., 462 Lewis, Thomas E., 128, 396 Lewis, Thomas E., 348, 462 Lewis, Thomas W., 172, 417 Lewis, Wayne 1. Jr., 463 Libby, Henry G., 259, 260, 417 Lighffool, Edward M.. 373 Ligon, John A., 417 Lilly, Ben E., 153,463 Lincoln, Roberl W., 76 Linder, Samuel S. Jr., 191,417 Lindsay, Wm. M., 181, 229, 417 Lindsey, Beniamin W., 396 Lindsey, Donnie E., 396 Lindsey. Earl G., 463 Lineberger, Edward A., 373 Lineberqer, Wm. C., 221, 223, 233, 348, 463 Linerode, James D., 417 Lines, Charles Wm. Jr., 179, 396 Link, James A. 11, 191,373 Link, Roberl L., 196, 373 Linn, Peler J., 396 Linion, Sidney E., 165, 373 Lipperl, G. David, 149, 463 Lippke, Rudolph Wm. Jr., 160. 417 Lipscomb, Donn B., 209, 348, 463 Lipscomb, Lawrence O., 132, 373 Lisenby, Slephen A., 417 Liille, James H., 245, 463 LiH'1e, James W., 373 Liille, Thomas E., 169, 396 Liimlefield, Jerry M., 396 Lilfles, Jerrol W., 417 LiH'1e'ron, Harry J., 76, 128, 417 Liu, Sfeven W., 417 Lively, Kennelh W., 201, 373 Livingsion, W. Joel, 463 Lobrano, Wm, Blair C., 396 Locke, Sfephen D., 160, 373 Lock, Warren J., Jr., 207, 221,223 34-B, 463 Lockemann, Frederick, 463 Lockwood, J. Charles, 191, 396 Lolfin, Charles R., 201, 373 Loikis, Roberi O., 373 Logan, Hampron W., 77, 373 Long, James E., 396 Long, Lamar A., 229,417 Long, Thomas H., 373 Longino, George F., 155, 464 Look, Alexander, 373 Loop, Louis A., 202, 396 Lord, Larry, 373 Lord, Olin S., 464 Lorenz, Sieven A., 396 Lores, Manuel E., 209, 373 Losleben, Paul, 396 Lolhriclge, Billy L., 77 Loli, Michael H., 373 3 , 2 BOYKIN TOOL and SUPPLY COMPANY INDUSTRIAL MILL SUPPLIES 67 Courtland Street, N. E. 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Kennelh, 396 Lowdermillc, Larry A., 181,417 Lowe, John T., 223,417 Lowery, George C., 252, 464 Lowry, Harold A., 396 Loyd, James E., 396 Lucas, Eddy A., 373 Lucas, William D., 464 Lucius, Howell K., 498 Luclcey, Allon D., 191, 373 Luckey, Carl F., 396 Luelobermann, Henri A., 155, 373 Luey, John D., 188, 234, 356, 464 Lugo, Chrislian A., 373 Luke, Donald H., 373 Lulcer, Derrol B., 191, 373 Lukerl, Edward P., 498 Lummus, William S., Jr., 243, 464 Lundy, Bolalay G., 396 Lybanon, Mallhew, 202, 498 Lyden, John J., 396 Marlin, Charles V., 374 Marlin, Edward P., 181,417 Marlin, Glen H., 374 Marlin, James F., 396 Marlin, John B., 465 Marlin, Jon S., 396 Marlin, Lulher T., 465 Marlin, Marlin, Marion F. 11,396 Philip L., 138, 374 Marlin, Roberl L., 196, 465 Marlin, Roland D., 465 Marlin, Rudolph P., 396 Marlin, Thomas T., 396 Marlin, Marlin William J., 169, 221, 223, 263, 465 William T., 77 Marlinez, Joe l., 498 Marlinson, John E. 11,374 Marlinveque, Frank Jr., 417 Marvel, Orin E., 396 Marwilz, Norman E., 396 Marx, Warren G., 374 Mashburn, Larry E., 396 Mason, Allaerl D., 179,417 Mason, Charles A., 209, 396 Mason, Roberl L., 374 Masse Allnerl P. 374 Lynch, Jack D., 417 Lyon, John R., 110,213,417 Lyon, Roberl C., 172, 396 Lyons, Donald Wm., 221, 223, 226, 464 Lyons, John S., 373 240, 348, Lyons, Larry E., 417 Maben, Garrell P., 188, 373 Macau, Carlos L., 373 Maclnlyre, Daniel 1., 373 MacKenzie, Roberl H., 348 Mackie, Paul E. Jr., 373 Maclcin, Henry C., 201, 396 MacKinnon, Lulher G., 417 Mackoul, Jerome R., 209, 234, 464 MacKown, Carolyn R., 396 Madaniclc, Charles E., 124, 224, 396 McLain, Pa Madden, Maddox Maddox , James F., 373 Maddox, Charles E., 181,464 Ernesl' R., 79, 113, 132, 220, 417 James H., 233, 417 YI I Massey, Julius H., 374 Massey, Michael L., 396 Massey, Roberl H., 110, 145, 465 Massey, Wm. Moore Jr., 396 Maslerson, Tiplon Jr., 169 Malhews, Clinlon S., 149 Malhews, Henry H. Jr., 417 Malhews, James B., 128, 218, 221, 223, 228 466 Malloclc, John B., 76 Malleson, Roberl P., 418 Mallhews, Barry L., 396 Mallhews, John A., 128, 396 Mallhews, Roberl A., 417 Mallhews, Theodore D., 466 Mauldin, Jack P., 418 Maxwell, Benjamin R., 146, 396 May, Gerald W., 396 May, James A., 142, 374 Mayfield, William W., 223, 233,466 Maynard, H. Spencer, 466 Maynard, Roberl G., 418 Mayo, William T., 396 McDaniel, William H., 226,417 McDaniel, Willis O., 498 McDonald, Bobby G., 417 McDonald, Clyde B., 111, 374 McDonald, David B., 417 McDonald, James E., 374 McDonald, Marvin W., 64 McDonald, Ronald A., 374 McDonald, Roscoe B. Jr., 374 McDowell, D. Jean, 121,374 McDullie, Malcolm E., 374 McDugald, Thomas T., 498 McE1hannon, Virgil B., 160 McE1realh, Roberl B., 417 McElroy, David R. Jr., 374 McElroy, William M., 142, 466 McEwen, Michael E., 374 McFerrin, Glenn B., 417 McGarily, Marshall G., 374 McGaughe-y, William C., 64 McGee Edgar L., 498 McGee, Kennelh C. Jr., 417 McGahee, Bernard L., 132,374 McGahee, William L., 374 McGibony, Roberl F., 374 McGi11ivray, Ross T., 91 McGlolhlin, Richard N., 417 McGoniga1, William E., 466 McGowan, Willon H., 396 McGrady, William J., 396 McGulley, Charles R., 374 McGuirl, Charles Wm., 146, 498 McHugh, Johnny J., 374 Mclnlosh, Edward J., 467 Mclnlosh, Henry E., 397 McKaughan, Joe G., 374 McKay, Calvin D., 397 McKay, Donald M., 142,417 McKee, James R., 132,467 McKenzie, Roberl H. Jr., 181, 374 McKibben, William P., 257, 467 McKinley, John H. Jr., 467 McKinney, Charles W., 467 McKinney, Michael M., 374 McKinney, Thomas H., 160,417 McKinnon, James K., 181,374 McKissicl:, R. B., Jr., 467 McKneely, Harald B., Jr., 374 scal C., 374 Maddox, Jimmy J., 77,373 Maddox, Lynn C., 132, 396 Maddox, Marsden J., 464 Maddox, Nolley R., 396 Magee, Kerry B., 464 Magnan, Jesse D., 417 Maguire, Russell G., 373 Mahomar, Eduardo, 396 Maiure, James C., 132, 396 Maksi, Gregory E., 240, 465 Malagon, Carlos R., 396 Mallard, William D., 221, 229 Mallory, James H., 373 Malone, Harry K.. 465 Malone, Thomas J., 396 Mallz, Edward M., 166, 396 Maner, David A., 135, 373 Manley, Mark J.,.77, 155,373 Manley, Raymond T. Jr., 373 Mann, Charles R. Jr., 373 Mann Mann ,John A. Jr., 142,417 , Raymond L. Jr., 465 Mann, Ro1oerlL., 373 Mann, Troy R., 396 Manning, Donald E., 165,396 Manning, Waller S., 373 Marino, Michael J., 169, 374 , 325, 465 Maziar, Jerry L., 124, 374 Mazowie clci, Charles R., 110, 175,418 Mazzella, Donald P., 374 McAdams, Wm. Richard, 466 McA1pin, James J., 417 McAvoy, McBraye James M., 417 r, Roberl O., 417 McBrearly, John C., 374 McCall, Charles Wm. 11,417 McCallum, Billy J., 417 McCalman, James R., 466 McCanls, Edward G. Jr., 374 McCarl, William C., 374 McCas1in, Wm. Young Jr., 146,224,417 McCay, George E,, 207, 466 McClain, Edward T., 374 McClary, Joseph M., 132, 374,498 McClellan, John H., 374 McClellan, Wilson S., 146, 374 McC1endon, Lucian P., 181, 374 McC1endon, William D., 146, 374 McClure, Gerald Wm., 374 McClure, James A., 396 McClure, Thomas D., 396 McClure, Warner D., 498 McClure, Wm. Fredrick, 466 McCol1ough, John T., 374 Marbury, John B., 169, 396 Marbury, Rilchey M., 169, 498 Marchal, Alberl W., 153, 373 Marchand, Ernesl O., 138 Marcum, Don C. Jr., 417 Marino, Michael J., 169,374 Marks, James B., 175,465 Marquis, James D., 110, 181,465 Marr, Marcus J., 213,465 Marrocco, David A., 465 Marscha11,Sluarl B., 138,374 Marsh, Lawrence B., 396 Marsh, Richard W., 374 Marsh, William H., 396 Marshall, Allen W. ll, 191,374 Marshall, Derry W., 417 Marshall, Joseph D., 142,374 Marlak, Jesse W., 417 Marlellollo, Joseph A., 374 Marlin, Charles E., 396 Marlin, Charles L., 149, 465 McConkey, Alberl J. Jr., 192, 466 McConkey, Roloerl E., 192, 374 McConnell, Maurice A., 155,374 McConnell, Wayne B., 466 McCook, Thomas L. Jr., 374 McCord, Dale L., 374 McCormick, Henry T., 417 McCormick, Joel H., 417 McCormick, Joseph A., 374 McCoy, George S., 374 McCoy, Norman D., 396 McCoy, Virgil W., 374 McCullough, Michael J., 169,466 McCullough, Thomas L., 466 McCurry, Douglas C., 374 McCulchen, George H., 135, 220, 374 McCulchen, Joseph K., 110, 112,417 McDaniel, Olin A., 374 McDaniel, Roberl G., 128, 396 McDaniel, Rolaerl L., 498 McLarly, Wm. Tumes, Jr., 397 McLarly, Wm. Tumes, Jr., 160 McLaughlin, John O., 374 McLaughlin, Philip M., 374 McLean, Charles A., 397 McLean, Gi1l::erlW., 181,397 McLean, John M., 153,417 McMichael, Roberl D., 397 McMillan, Carl S., 374 McMillan, James M., 397 McMillan, Willie B., 397 McMi11in, John A., 142, 224, 397 McMu1lan, Charlie W., 397 McMu11an, Wm. T., 397 McNames, P. Michael, 64 McNee1y, James T., Jr., 209,417 McNeill, Ruby E., 397 McNiel, Charles S., 467 McPherson, Dwighl A., 374 McPherson, Edwin M., 181,374 McQueen, Boyce Y., 207, 374 McRae, David E., 175,417 McRae, Dudley A., 374 McRae, James C., 165, 397 McRae, Michael S., 210, 417 McWhorler, Charles D., 417 Means, John T., 179, 466, 467 Meares, Claydon T., 210,418 Medlin, Melanie R., 121, 374 Medloclc, Roberl T., Jr., 181, 374 Meeks, James D., 374 Meeks, Kennelh W., 374 Mehalley, Joseph H., Jr., 498 Meiselman, Jay M., 124,374 Mellichamp, Joseph M., 132, 253, Mendheim, James R., 77 Mendivil, Freddy E., 467 Mendoza, Allred G., 155, 397 Mercer, Kenl E., 418 Mercer, Roberl E., 155, 374 Meredilh, William C., 153, 418 Merrill, Gary F., 397 Melros, Pele J., 418 Melz, Paul S., Jr., 467 467 Mexic, Darryl R., 110, 166, 223, 233, 468 Meyer, Edward C., 181, 374 Meyer, Edward E., 179, 418 JERSEY ICE CREAM CO. 784 North Highland Ave. i' TRinity 6-1076 WELCOME TECH MEN VISIT US OF'IIE'N for a wonderful meal FREE PARKING THE PICKRICK 891 Hemphill fLuckie Streetj , N.W. 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JA. 4-9765 STUD ENT INDEX - Confinued Moraiiinis, Nick, 375 Moran, Leslie W., 397 Meyer, James E., 374 Meyer, Larry E., 374 Meyer, Richard C., 397 Meyer, Roberl' R., 197, 397 Moroso, Richard D., 397 Michelena, Juan A., 418 Mickler, Brian E., 181, 418 Middlebrooks, Harry L., 128, 231, 374, 468 Middlelorooks, James D., 418 Middlelorooks, Leonard, 149 Mielenz, Lloyd E., 468 Mikolai, Virgil C., 468 Milam, Edward L., 11,418 Milam, George P., 374 Millard Charles A., 374 Millen, Paul K., 146,374 Miller, Brian K., 397 Miller, Carlfon R., 468 Miller, Charles D., 161, 397 Miller, George Lee, 207, 397 Miller, Harold C., Jr., 165, 375 Mi11er,Jac1cV., 142, 375 Miller, James l., 374 Miller, James J., 172,468 Morgan Morgan , Charles T., 375 ,Clarence H., Jr., 172,375 Morgan, Hugh W., 375 Morgan, John E., 182 Morgan, Paul W., 397 Morgan, Slanley L., 375 Morgan, Wayne D., 397 Morgan Wesley G., Jr., 197, 469 Moring,l David e., 128,418 Morris, Charles H., 397 Morris, Charles W., 375 Morris, Dan S., 110, 192,469 Morris, David L., 397 Morris, James F., 182,469 Morris, John C., 375, 469 Morris, Larry E., 172, 227,418 Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Parks H., 146,418 Roloerl' E., 182 Shelby J., Jr., 243 Thomas O., 469 Thomas P., 161,418 Newman, James L., 397 Newman, Wilbur K., Jr., 348, 470 Newsom, Joseph H., 418 Newion, Russell E., 470 Nguyen, Khoi N., 128, 375 Nicholl, Michael O., 64 Nichols, Charles E., Jr., 418 Nichols, Nichols, Edward L., 11,418 Oscar T., 110, 11 1, 169,470 Nicholson, David P., 375 Nicholson, Herberl F., 233,470 Nickelson, Richard L.. 498 Nicol, David A., 4-70 Niperl, James C., 470 Nix, Frank H., 165, 418 Nix, Fred L., 470 Nix, Walier E., 471 Nix, William M., 375 Nixon, Jimmie E., 397 Nolen, Larkin B., 149,418 Norman, Arnold M., Jr., 175,418 Norman, Roberl Hayne, 397 Norman Woodruff C., Jr., 128, 375 Norris, Donald L., 156,397 Norion, Dan H., Jr., 172,471 Miller, Miller James K., 374 Thomas W., 375 Morris, Wm. T., 192, 375 Morrison, Rol:Jer1'A., 132, 257, 469 Morrissey, Roberi A., 153, 238, 418 Miller, John Wm., 111, 132 Miller, Joseph A., 132, 397 Miller, Rex, Jr., 397 Miller, Thomas M., 418 Miller, Warren H., 418 Miller, William A., 142 Miller, Wm. Hughes, 179, 224, Miller, Woodford D., 155, 374 Millians, ThomasW., 375 243, 397 Millican, Roberl' E., Jr., 397 Millison, Marvin G., 166,375 Mills, Fred E., 155, 397 Mills, Hugh M., 201 Mills, John B., 468 Mincey, James F., 397 Morrow, Earl P., 397 Morrow, John K., Jr., 128 Morrow, John K., Jr., 418 Mor'l'on, Joel T., 397 Morlon, Michael T., 375 Moseley, John T., 375 Moseley, William B., 135, 375 Moseley Moseley Mosely, Moser, Moser, Moses, Mosey, Mosley, , William R., 375 , Wilson D., 128, 469 Gary L., 469 Enoch L., 375 Richard G., 418 Henry E., 469 Sandra C., 375 Wm. Sanders, 418 Norion, Nor-lon, Norion, Nowell, Nowlin Ellis R., 48 Roberl B., 375 Roberl' J., 146, 471 William O., 225, 397 Bruce E. 225 397 Noya, Ramon A., 418 Nunn, Ray L., 418 Nuliing, John E., 64, 113, 197,471 Nygaard, Harold H., Jr., 146 Nygaard, William F., 397 Minkin, Anne S., 397 Minor, Lewis G., 90, 182 Minor, Richard G., 418 Minus, Raymond R., Jr., 397 Miree, Royal R., Jr., 374 Miro, David C., 397 Missroon, Alan M., 418 Mi1'chel1,A1an R., 182,418 Milchell, David C., 132, 375 Miichell, Francis M., 169, 397 Miichell, Harry J., 375 Milchell, James R., 155, 468 Miichell, Lewis H., 169, 397 Miichell, Paul L., 142, 468 Milchell, Richard L., 110, 155, 397 Miichell, Wm. Ford, 418 Mize, William N., 375 Moss, Bryan T., 146 Moss, Harvey R., 375 Moss, Lamar N., 418 Moss, Rufus L., 418 Mosleller, John D., 375 Moihershed, Roy W., Jr., 142, 357, Mofz, Frederic C., 197, 469 Moulion, Vic'1or G., 397 Moyer, Richard C., 179,418 Muccio, Roberl' S., 375 Muench, John M., 470 Mulazzi, Roberi F., 375 Mule, John M., 110, 111,418 Mullen, Walier Wm., Jr., 235, 418 Muller, Thomas H., 132, 397 Mullins, Charles W., 201, 397 Mullins, Douglas C., 192, 375 Murray, Moehrbach, Orio K., 397 Mohler, Glen D., 397 Moler, Roberl M., 175, 305 Moliga, David G., 397 Mollhrop, David C., 192, 418 Moncrief, Marion L., Jr., 375 Monlalvo, Jose R., 375 Monlgomery, Roiierl' B., 397 Moody, Alberi F., 146, 375 Moody, Alwyn O., 397 Moody, Louis E., 397 Moon, Ben L., 161 Moon, Julian A., 375,468 Moon, Ronald D., 375 Moor, Ralph C., Jr., 210, 418 Mullins, Wm. E., 146, 397 Munson, Bryanl E., 375 Murchison, James H., 418 Murden, William H., 132,375 Murphy Barry B., 201, 375 Murphy, David L., 175, 375 Murphy, Joel T., 418 Murphy, John G., 165, 418 Murphy, John T., 375 Murphy, Therrell, Jr., 375 Murphy, Thomas A., 397 Murray, Jeffrey D., 375 Roberl P., 169, 375 Oales, Roberi D., 375 Ocasio, Sigiried A., 375 O'Connor, Laurence T., 471 Oden, Siephen F., 223, 418 O'Donne11, John H., 418 Oglesby, Edward J., 397 O'Grady, Thomas A., 243, 223, 359, 4 Oien, Norman C., 471 O'Kel1ey, John F., 397 Oliver, Leonard E.. Jr., 375 O'Naa1, Paul M., Jr., 375 O'Neill, Michael O., 76 Onley, Franklyn R., Jr., 471 Orell, Roberl' W., 188, 397 Orr, James C., 398 Orr, Jerry N., 471 Orion, Philip A., 153, 375 Ospina, E., 375 Osieen, Raymond M., 153, 375 Oswald, Bradford R., 210, 398 Ouelleiie, Richard G., 179,418 Overslreef, Kennelh E., 375 Ovrevik, Russell L., 471 Owen, Lewis M., Jr., 161,375 Owen, Ralph S., Jr., 375 Owens, Ray C., Jr., 375 Ower, David W., 14-2, 375 Ozkal, Kaya, 231, 498 Pacholek, Michael E., 471 Pack, James L., 418 Padron, Mario, 207, 375, 498 Page, Gerald W., 472 Page, Hugh L.,11O, 111,128,418 Pahl, Roberl' S., 182, 375 Palde, Uldis J., 418 Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Charles R., 155, 397 Douglas L., 375 Emory L., 228, 468 George P.B., 4-69 Moore, Huberl F., Jr., 375 Moore, Jack M., 135, 375 Moore, James W., 77, 375 Moore, John F., 375 Moore, John W., 375 Moore, Leo G., 397 Moore, Michael M., 397 Moore, Pairick A., 375 Moore, Ralph J., 469 Moore, Roberr E., 418 Moore, Roberi G., 237 Moore, Roberl G., 469 Moore, Thomas A., 138, 221 Moore, Thomas B., 397 Moore, William E., 375 Moore, William H., 375 Moorehead, Arihur H., Jr., 182. 375 Moorhead, Donald T., 397 Moorhead, James J., 161 Murray, William R., Jr., 182, 375 Mulh, Harold F., 397 Myers, Frank E., 397 Myers, Guy A., 397 Myers, Michael R., 418 Nacldra, Gerald G., 470 Nail, Jimmy A., 64 Nass, Alan W., 224, 397 Nalion Sidney L., 375 Nave, Carl R., 223, 300, 470 Neal, John A., 230, 155, 470 Neal, Rolaeri' W., 77 Neal, William C., 470, 128, 397 Nealhery, Peler l., 375 Neeley, Pairick L., 397 Nelson, Arlhur F., 375 Ness, Wm. G., 418 Neville, Simon M., 4-70 Newberry, Jackson l., 197, 470 Newburger, Sidney H., 167, 218, 254, 260, 470 Newell, Roberl' K., 192, 375 Newey, Thomas A., 418 Palas, Joseph R., 132, 375 Palmer, James T., 398 Paluh, Joseph R., 498 Papadea, Aposrolos N., 192, 375 Papageorge, Thomas E., 375 Parham, Charles L., 472 Parish, Marcus J., 398 Park, Harry M., Jr., 156, 375 Park, James F., 472 Park, You Chul,-118 Parker, Parker, Brainard W., ll, 375 Charles D., 156, 472 Parker, Donald R., 418 Parker, Eugene G., 192 Parker, H. D., Jr., 192 Parker, James H., 375 Parker, Joel F., 364, 375 Parker, John C., 376 Parker, John E., 376 Parker, Lewis J., Jr., 418 Parker, Russell W., 498 Parker, Thomas S., 376 Parker, Walier E., 376, 128 Parks, Charles H., 398 F. Graham Williams Co. FULTIIN SUPPLY Incorporated CUMPANY ESTABLISHED 191 0 INDUSTRIAL Beautiful and Permanent Building TEXTILE Matefiw, CONTILACTORS 1690 Monroe Drive, N. E. Supplies and Mnbiwry TR. 5-0043 ATLANTA 9, GA. MU. 8-3400 ATLA -r G ANsco PRODUCTS JACKSON 4-3471 Sanitary Supply ff Qzeat 71am an widen? Company, Inc. C H A I L E1'ffJ'fbf11s iv Clem With lg-2112115 ohn F. Nance, Jr. Rhodes Bldg. Annex H ATLANTA 3, GA. A xmsspnm mss 0 'vi INC. C'oa1e1-A for The Klue print 1961 ul-niAlaed 69 lil ESRB!-XFT Kingsport Press, Inc. 0 Kingsport, Tennessee 529 STUDENT INDEX - Continued Parks, Joe K., 221, 223. 244, 472 Parr, Joseph W., 398 Parrish, Charles R., 376 Parrish, Edward L., 146, 398 Parrish, James L., 230. 356, 472, 498 Parrish, Leo G., Jr., 218.223, 348. 146, iss, 233, 472 Parrish, Terrell, 398 Parrish, Wm. R., 418 Parroli, Quay W., 192, 398 Parry, Samuel H., 192 Parsons, Glen S., 128, 233, 472 Parlain, Claude R., 398 Parl'ain, William L., 376 Paschal, Wm. A., 77 Passarelli, Jose M., 237, 472 Passman, Siephen L., 376, 124 Palerson, Murray R., 398 Pairick, David R., 213 Palriclc, Herberi D., 472 Palrick, Roberl' E., 376 Pallen, Ernesi J., 419 Pailerson, John C., 234, 149, 472 Pilman, Beniamin, 376 Piilman, Crymes G., 376 Pil'1'man. Lance, 202, 473 Pills, A. R., 156, 376 Piils, Arl'hur B., 376 Pills, David Y., 376 Piils, Kennelh M., 376 Plasrridge, Roberi A., 398 Plall, Richard E., 398 Player, Frank A., 474 Pleasanis, Joseph A., 398 Pless, Rex T., 223, 474 Ploeger, Wm. D., 188, 398 Plowden, Evans J., 129,376 Plumley. Wallace J., 376 Plummer, James W., 132, 398 Plummer. Malcolm G., 419 Plunkelr, Joseph S., 376 Poe, Clarence D., 398 Poe, William B., 197, 419 Poinseli, Richard J., 398 Poinler, Roberi' N., 398 Palen, William M., 376 Ponder, Larry N., 138, 229, 419 Pallerson, Wm., L., 418 Pal'1'il1o,Joe L., 419 Paliillo, John S., Jr., 398 Pailon, Arihur H., Jr., 376 Palion, William G., 146 Paul, A. P., 473 Paul, Roberl J.. 146, 376 Paul, Thomas M., 419 Payne, John N., 172,376 Peabody, Henry W., 398 Peacher, Wm. G., 110, 111,210,419 Peacock, Harold B., 398 Peake, Glenn D., 129, 473 Pool, Roberi C., 376 Poole, William S., 398 Pope, James G., 376 Pope, Ray, Jr., 376 Pope. Roberl T., 398 Popp, Roberl J., 90, 146, 398 Porier, Charles E., 474 Porler, Jack L., 398 Porler, James R., 110, 136, 192,474 Porler, John R., 419 Porler, Joseph W., 376 Porler Porier ,Lee M., 111,474 , Roberi L., 129, 398, 474 Porier, Royce L., Jr., 223, 398 Pearson, Conrad E., 376 Pearson, George R., Jr., 172, 419 , Peavy, Pairick W., 221, 112, 188, 218, 217, 216, 473 Peek, Jack H., 473 Peeler, Lee C., 376 Pegg, David T., 473 Peklcarinen, Michael O., 110,419 Peluso, William M., 398 Pemueller, Ollo G., 376 Pendergrass, James M., 398 Penn, Carllon D., 419 Penlecosi, Daniel T., 376 Peppas, John C., 398 Perez, Jorge, 419 Perlcerson, Joseph D., 376 Porieriield, C. D., 221, 474 Posey, Frank H., 142, 474 Posi, Charles E., 138,419 Posl, Curliss B., Jr., 207, 474 Posion, Charles A., 419 Po'1ee'l, William, 474 Poiler. Gardner A., 171, 398 Poiler, Gary M., 171,376 Poiier, Greg A., 376 Polls, Phillip W., 419 Pouncey, Lee R., 156, 376 Powell, Bobby E., 398 Powell, Charles R., 79, 192, 112, 225, 220. 228, 348, 419 Powell, James R., 65 Perkins, James M., 376 Perry, Alberl G., 129, 473 Perry, C harles H.. 235, 376 Perry, John P., 419 Perry, Reginald H., 182, 398 Perry, Sieve C., 156, 376 Perry, Wm. M., 376 Perryman, John M., 153,398 Perl, Ag Perusse, U, 213, 376 Joseph S., Jr., 192,376 Pe'1ers, Slephen L., 376 Pelerson, David L., 207, 473 Peierson, Eric A., 376 Pelerson, Lance A., 398 Pelerson, Richard, 235, 376 Pelerson, Richard L., 419 Pelir, Pa rker H., 110,419 Powell, John R., 376 Powell, Julien F., 113, 398 Powell, Marvin L., 376 Prager, Beirne M., 167, 499 Pralhe Prall, r, Frank A., Jr., 192, 474 Lowell F., 398 Preslon, Charles P., 182, 398 Preslon, Edward H., Jr., 376 Preslon, Gary K., 156,419 Preslon, John R., 153, 282, 474 Prewi'r'r, Douglas A., 398 Price, Alloerl' E., 398 Price, Mallie L., 111, 112, 156,419 Price, Price, Price lviiller l'l., 110,398 Pa'1'riclc W., 474 Roy L., 398 Price: Wm. H., 419 Peiiiss, Waller R., 234, 473 Pellil, James S., 498 Pelly, William N.. 348, 473 Pharr, James P., 245, 473 Phifer, Clarence G., Jr., 419 Prichard, Timolhy F., 142, 376 Prince, Kendall W., 474 Prince, William R., 474 Prisani, Larry H., 167, 475 Prochazlca, David C., 419 Phillips, George H., Jr., 376 Phillips, James H., 498 Phillips, Jerry J., 473 Plii11ips,O+is D., 111, 78, 113, 136,473 Phillips, Richard lvl., 124, 376 Phillips, Roberl P., 419 Phillips, Rober L., 161,376 Picklesimer, Edison A., 201, 376 Pickeli, Barry E., 110, 182 Piclceil, George F., Jr., 111. 398 Pierce, Joseph E., 201, 376 Pierce, Thomas J., 473 Pigg, Roberl W., 172, 376 Procior, Thomas E., 376 Proiiill, Roberl' H., 138, 376 Prosse r. Anson A., Jr., 376 Proulx, Richard L., 376 Prysock, Rogel H., 475 Pullen. Johnny P., 398 Purdy, Kenneih R., 499 Purvis, Donald L., 398 Purvis, James A., 475 Purvis, James O., 475 Purvis, Ronald L., 398 Pulnam, Frances S., 121, 475 Pignalaro, Richard G.. 210, 376 Pike, Ralph W., 498 Pinkerion, Frederick, 419 Piper, Wm. E.. 398 Piper, Woodrow W., Jr., 229, 419 Pirkle, James C., 473 Piroslca, Joseph, Jr., 398 Pil'a, Luis G., 376 Quarles, Edward W., 376 Queary, Harold G., 76, 398 Quillian, Flelcher B., 192 Qulncoses, Roger N., 376 Quinn, Ernesl L., 376 Rabe, Fred A., Jr., 475 Race, Howard C., 398 Rademacher, Wade, 79, 398 Radford, Garland, Jr., 234, 165, 475 Regan, Joel T., 475 Rahimzadeh, 1-loushang, 376 Raidi, Marion R., 398 Raileri. Joseph M., 398 Ralceslraw, Oils P., 419 Ralslon, William C., 376 Rambo, George E., 376 Ramsboilom, Wm. D., 129 Ramseur, Vardry D., Ill, 188, 398 Ramsay, Harold E., 146 Ramsey, Philip H., 398 Ramsey, Samuel R., 192, 398 Ramseyer, Terry A., 136 Ranch, William W., 475 Randall, Philip Y., 398 Randall, R. B., 223,475 Randall, Richard R., 475 Randolph, James E., Jr., 398 Ransom, William A., 153, 376 Rao, Durvasula V., 499 Rasl, George B., 398 Ralclilf, Donald B., 197, 398 Railiii, James T., 179, 398 Razmus, Jerry A., 419 Read, Leslie W., 233, 499 Reagan, John M., 376 Reardon, John E., 499 Reclor, James H., 192, 280, 476 Redden, Janice B., 376 Reddic, Carroll A., 136, 398 Redding, Rogers W., 376 Reddy, Delmas S., 399 Redford, Thomas C.. Jr., 192 Redmond, William B., 197, 399 Reed,Ani1a C., 419 Reed, Edward D., 376 Reed, William A., 476 Reeves, Hazard E., 499 Reeves, James 1-1,111,419 Reeves, Richard W., 172, 398 Reeves, William B., 156, 376 Rehlield, Lawrence W., 243, 227, 476 Reichers, James B., 207 Reid, Lee R.,65, 192,11l, 1l2,113,3 Reinhardl, Jon W., 207, 376 Remaley, George A., 399 Reneau, Roberl L. Rennings, Slephen W., 376 Ren'lZ, Donald V., 219, 217, 238, 112, 216, 260, 258, 476 Reo, Joseph J., 161, 376 Repovich, Arlie K., 132, 399 Respess, Herbert 111, 399 Resier, Alan G., 476 Reu, Norman E., 129,476 Reusing, Michael P., 476 Rey, Celeslino Reyes, Felix M., 476 Reynolds, Rodney J., 476 Reynolds, William D., 143, 476 Rhineharl, Roberl' R., 235, 197, 399 Rhoden, Wm. H.. 419 Rhodes, Peler D., 210, 399 Rice, Alma J., 419 Rice, Calvin W., Jr., 146, 476 Rice, Charles K., 376 Rich, Ronald E., 399 Richards, Carl W., 477 Richards, Hugh L., 213, 376 Richards, Thomas T., 156, 419 Richardson, A. C., 419 Richardson, David C.. 419 Richardson, David L., 419 Richardson, Thomas W., 188, 376 Richey, Wm. 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TR 2-7703 531 STUDENT INDEX - Coniinued Roberls, Edward W., Jr., 132, 376 Roberls, Eric A., 185, 377 Roberfs, Gerald W., 399 Roberls, Jack K., 243, 477 Roberfs, Paul C., 111, 165, 477 ' Roberls, Waller L., 223, 240, 138, 477 Roberls, Wm. D., 156, 419 Roberlson, John W., 477 Robertson, William F., 399, 477 Robin. Robins Robins Robins Theodore T., 110, 153, 477 on, Gerald H., 149,419 on, Henry H.,A132, 138,477 on, Jack D., 399 Robinson, James W., 477 Robinson, Jerry C., 132 Robinson Sanders, Myron E., 132, 377 Sanders, Waller C., Jr., 182, 377 Sands, Jerome D., Jr., 188, 219, 221, 223 348, 357. 479 Sanner, Richard E., 235, 479 Sapp, James H., 133, 399 Sarduy, Oscar, 377 Sarlain, P. J., 399 Sarlwell, Mark G., 399 Sarrele, George J., Jr., 136,419 Salferfield, Wm. H., 399 Sallinqer, Slanley S., 161, 223, 419 Saul, Julian D., 125,419 Saunders, Jerry M., 479 Saunders, Roberi J., 156, 419 Saunders, Roberf P., 419 Savage, Howard G., 419 Shellon, Grover H., 399 Shellon, Jack W., 377 Shellon, John R., Jr., 399 Shellon. Samuel V., 221, 240, 480 Shepard, Melville J., 377 Sheppard, Gene C., 399 Sherrill, Frank W., 210, 399 Shi, J Shirle ames D., 111,377 y, Arlhur R., 110, 420 Shiver, Warren D., 377 Shoemaker, Ronald W., 399 Shorr, Thomas M., 480 Shorfhill, William J.. 420 Shoup, Thomas M.. 377 Shrewsbury, Edmund P., 149, 481 Shropshire, Frank C., 146, 377 Shulman, Harvey S., 110, 167, 399 1 P 352, 477 Robinson, Spencer, Jr., 138, 399 Rocker, James T., 377 Roddenbery, Waller B., 499 Rodriguez, Allan A., 399 Rodriguez, J. R., 377 Rogers, Don E., 399 Jose h J., Jr., 221, 223, 348, Sawyer, Charles E., 192, 399 Sawyer, Henry C., 192, 377 Sawyer, Wayne A., 153, 348, 359, 420 Saye, Liwis M., Jr., 182, 377 Saye, Thomas E., 192, 479 Saye, William B., 112, 129, 216, 217, 219, 248, 479 Sayers, Paul G., 262, 479 Shulfs, Roberf D., 499 Shu11z,J. D., 481 Shuman, James L., 399 Shuman, Laurence M., 125, 377 Shupe, Larry L., 143, 399 Shuping, Ralph Y., 143,481 Shure, Marshall H., 201, 377 Shwinqer, Pinhas, 420 Sikes, Rogers, Donald H., 132, 377 Rogers, Michael L., 399 Rogers , Richard W., 225, 399 Rogers, Roberl' P., 399 Rogers, Roberf V., 207, 399 Rogers, Samuel T., 179, 477 Rollins, Roman Laddie W., 478 chuk, Charles R., 377 Scales, Ben C., 230, 499 Scales, Sam A., 377 Scanling, Frederick H., 175, 399 Scarborough, John F., 129,377 Scarborough, William, 111, 112,219,479 Schaefer, Joseph E., 399 Schafer, Jon K., 479 Sickel, Allen C., 129, 400 Sides, Sidne James V., 65, 113,481 r, Gerald B., 165, 481 Siemens, John T., 201, 377 Sighls, Gale E., 171, 420 Sigman, Roberl K., 90 Dell B., 110, 111, 146,481 Romberg, Carl B., 146, 499 Roolcs, Willon M., 277, 348, 143, 478 Roper, Carlfon J., 419 Scharar, Frederick S., 182, 479 Schenck, Douglas A., 399 Scheuermann, Charles, 110, 179, 399 Schick, John L., 499, Silces, Wayne T., 157 Silberman, lra J., 202,481 Silhan, Ralph W., 211 Sillay, Roy S., 420 Roper, Frank E., 110, 307, 478 Rose, James E., 273,478 Rose, John D., 377 Rose, Julian S., 348 Rosen, Mark H., 110, lll, 167,255,478 Rosende, Roberl' D., 377 Rosenlhal, Roberl S., 202 Ross, Donald H., 377 Rosser, James A., 499 Schiff, David M., 125. 377 Schilling, M. E., 377 Schlolzhauer, Carl E., 399 Schonenberg, E. C., 479 Schreecler, Charles L., 165, 399 Schulman, Sfeven 1., 377 Schullz, Roberl A., Jr., 201. 377 Schwanebeck, Joseph C., 479 Simmons, Edward T., 420 Simmons, Henry H., 110, 111, 136.4 Simmons, John L., 377 Simmons, Richard E., Jr., 146, 229, 3 481 Simmons, Wesley F., 400 Simps on, George W., 192, 377 Sims, Arlhur M., 481 Sims, Arlhur M., 157, 348 Ro'1'h, Alan H., 202 Roih, Raymond J., 399 Rolhqaber, Dennis E., 210, 110, 111,478 Rolhman, Leonard 1., 124, 377 Rounlree, Wilbur D., Jr., 146, 388, 399 Rourke, An'1'hony J., 478 Rouse, Leonard M., 399 Rowe, John R., Jr., 153, 399 Rowland, Jerry W., 377 Roy, Joseph C., Jr., 175, 399 Royal, Arnie R., 419 Royce, David C., 399 Rozier, Mellon E., 161,419 Rubenslein, Larry J., 125, 399 Rucker, Waller L., Jr., 377 Rudder, Fred F., 243, 136,419 Rumble, Ray N., 419 Runlon, David L., 419 Rupnik, Louis J., 207. 377 Rushin, Wm. E., Jr., 192, 257 Rushron, E. A., Jr., 240, 110, 111. 201, 348. 478 Rusk, Herbert S., 201, 478 Russell, Ronald, 245 Russell, Teddy W., 399 Russell, Wayne P., 377 Russo, Malcolm G., 182, 399 RuS'1', John R., 171,478 Rufherford, Thomas R., 419 Rulland, Roberl D., 399 Rufland, Reber? J., 377 Rulledge, Arfhur L., 377 Rulledge, Ted A., 377 Ryan, Jarhes V., 399 Ryan, Timoihy P., 377 Ryder, Frank J.. 210, 399 Rykard, Billy B., 478 Ryler, Henry A., 419 Saclrer, Roberl' J., 499 Sari, Edward B., 377. 125 h Sallell, James A., 161,419 Sailors, Ronald W., 377 Schwarcz, Donald A., 167, 377 Schwariz, Richard, 167, 480 Schwarlz, Wayne O., 201, 377 Schwarzenbach, John J., 377 Schwerin, Edward W., 377 Sckerl, Herberl' A., 377 Scofl, Charles W., 499 Scoll, Kenneih E., 377 ScoH', Roberr A., 399 ScoH', Wm. L., Jr., 399 Scroggs, Carl D., 480 Sculley, George F., Jr., 420 Seals, Marvin, 111, 188,377 Seals, Thomas A., Jr., 129 Seamon, Leon E.. 420 Searcy, John S., Jr., 480 Searcy, Ronald J., 377 Sears, William B., 377 Seay, Charles T., ll, 157, 399 Sedlacek, John R., 377 See, Francisco T., 399 Seeler, Richard A., 377 Seeley, Frederick E., 377 Segal, Barry D., 399 Seqraves, Wayne E., 420 Selby, Edward H., Jr., 149,420 Selden, Andrew K., 192, 377 Sellers, John D., 480 Sellmer, John R., 399 Senarr, Slephen M., 142, 377 Serafis. John E., 377 Serl'F, Paul C., 480, 136 Sessoms, Alexander K., 377 Se1'1'le, Evan E., 399 Sellles, Ernesl' A., 399 Sewell, Charles D., 77, 377 Sewell, James R., 377 Sexlon, Charles G., 197, 399 Shanltlin, V. E., 399 Sharler, James S., 167, 377 Sharp, Lullrin S., 146, 399 Sharpe, John F., 77, 377 Sharpe, William C., 480 shsrpian. Philip A., 129, 377 Sims, Gregory V., 400 Sims, John E., 133,420 Sinclair, Duncan C., 420 Sinclair, John A., 77, 165, 364 Singlelary, William P.. 172, 400 Sins, Waller P., 481 Sippel, Andrew A., 197, 420 Sircy, Walier Z., 65, 400 Sires, Melvin J., 111, 499 Sirmans, James W., 188, 481 Slcelly, Lois C., 400 Skellon, Jerry L., 377 Skodacek, Kennelh F., 377 Skrine, Charles E., 400 Slaseman, Douglas F., 377 Slay, Ralph E., 11, 400 Sledqe, James W., 157, 420 Slicker, David L., 221, 223, 226, 241 Sloan, Rial F., 400 Sloman, Gary G., 377 Slone, Roberl' A., 377 Slye, Wm. R., Jr., 182,420 Small, Roberi B., 400 Small, Slephen C., 167, 377 Small, William J., 420 Smallwood, Phillip L., 143,481 Saldivi a, Edgar J., 478 Salgado, Hecior M., 478 Salmond, Roberl F., 419 Samples, Walier R., 377 Sanborn, Alden E., 228, 478 Sanchez, Eduardo G., 377 Sanders, Claie M., 377 Sanders, David V., 171, 377 Sanders, James G., 377 Shaw, Gary D., 377 Shaw, George W., 420 Shaw, John C., 420, 129 Sheer, Myles A.. 167, 480 Sheffield, Rayford A., 420 Shelllield, Roy C., 161, 480 Sheffall, Dwighl M., Jr., 146,480 Shellon, David A., 420 Smifh, Beniamin D., 499 Smilh, Beniamin M., 420 Smiih, Beniamin S., 65, 113, 188,420 Smilh, Bridges W., 227, 241, 481 Smifh, Carlos H., Jr., 161, 482 Smilh, Calhey A., 188, 400 Smilh, Charles E., 192, 400 Smilh, Coleman D., 400 Smilh, David T., 400, 420 Smilh, Donald L., 223, 225, 348, 420 Smilh, Earl B., 377 Smilh, Forresl' D., 377 Smiih, George W., 400 Smilh, Hal, Jr., 420 Smilh, Hardy J.. 420 Smilh, Hermel' E., Jr., 146, 482 Smirh, James B., 400 Srnilh, James L., 157, 400 Smirh, James R.. 482 Smilh, Jeffrey D., 400 Smilh, Jerry T., 161,400 Smilh, Joe S., 211, 482 Smifh, John R., 420 Smilh, Larry E., 400 Smilh. 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F., 400 Smifh, Walker T., 241,482 Smiih, Wallace H., 146,420 Smil'h, Whiiney E., 400 Smiih, William C., 499 Smiih, William S., 129,377 ,Joseph R., 400 Slepp, John R., 157, 378 Slernloerg, Shmuel, 400 Slevens, Charles S., 378 Slevens, Daniel A., 483 Srevens, Harry S., 378 Slevens on, Charles W., 420 Slewari, Emory E.. 420 Slewari, George G., 211, 378 Slewarl, Howard M., Jr., 197, 483 Slewarl, Jake W., 133, 253, 483 Slewarl, Joseph D., 192, 378 Slewarf, Richard G., 420 Sliber, Jules, 167, 378 S'1ill, Jerry L., 420 Srinespring, Curlis P., 400 Sfinson, Terry D., 146, 378 Slipa, Roloerl B., 356, 483 Sliii, William C., 143, 378 Slmalo, Guillermo, 378 Sfobs, James R., 211, 378 Sloclcron, Kay A., 378 Swinford, R. M., 378 Swinl, Emmell B., 378 Swisher, Fred M., 378 Swofford, William F., 401 Sydnor, Alvin M., 192, 484 Sypniewski, Carl J., 484 Tabor, Marvin, Jr., 484 Talbot, William H., Jr., 378 Talone. John E., 420 Tanq, Frank Chao C., 378 Tangeman, Richard L., 401 Tanner, Randall E., 175,378 Tapia, Guillermo R., 378 Tarrance, Guy M., Jr., 189, 420 Tarver, Malcolm C., 111,401 Taie, David E., 421 Tafe, Joseph L., Jr., 401 Taylor, Charles H., Jr., 378 Smoihers, Thomas A., 133, 377 Snedden, William M., 420 Snipes, Siephen M., 377 Snow, Denman T., ll, 357,482 Snuqqs, Roloerl M., 378 Snuggs, William E., 378 Sokolosky, Wesley M., 171, 400 Solomon, Roberl' S., 65, 352 Soper, Roberl A., 171, 235, 420 Sorrells, Philip R., 197, 482 Sarrells, William C., 197,482 Soufelle, Vinceni J., 420 Souiherland, Thomas J., 400 Souihwell, Carllon E., 378 S1'ocldard, Richard C., 189, 420 Siogner, Ralph A., 157, 400 Siolces, Srokes, E. C., Jr., 197,400 James P., 420 Slolces, Jimmy F., 420 Slokes, Lewis E., 378 Siokes, Thomas R., Jr., 378 Sfoller, Fred A., 420 Slone, David R., 378 Srone David W. Jr. 378 Sfonei George A., 420 Slone, Joel F., 400 Sione. Sfone, Sfone, Marlin L., 378 Roberf J., 420 Rober-1 M., 499 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Charles W., 143 David F., 111, 378 Donald W., 401 George M., 378 Henry C., Jr., 378 James L., 110,401 John D., 133,378 John R., 207, 378 John S,, 161,378 Taylor, Kendall M., 421 Taylor, Larry S., 421, 111, 125, 485 Taylor, Paul L., 161 Taylor, Ralph L., 421 Taylor, Thomas F., 379 Taylor, Wm. J., 171,379 Teague, Edgar C., 485 Teal, David B., 379 Tello, Ayman H., 485 Tampa-1, John D., 401 Slrickland, David H., 133,400 Soufhwick, Russell L., I82, 378 Spahr, Michael T., 400 Sparacino, Charles M., 378 Sparks, Chesier E., 125,378 Sparks, Jon M., 149, 378 Speas, Richard W., 420 Specfor, Sluarl H., 167, 378 Speecl. Roger D., 378 Speighis, Roloerr M., Jr., 143, 356, 482 Speir, Roberr E., 182, 378 Spence, lssac L., 157,378 Spiegel, Ronald J., 378 Spies, James A., 400 Spiker, Roy A., 211, 378 Slonekinq, Jerry E., 378 Sroner, David M., 378 Slovall, Warren S., 182, 378 Slowe ,John H., 161,420 Sloy, Roberl' L., Jr., 378 Slrain, Lee O., Jr., 76, 483 Slranqe, Edward C., 420 Slrange, James L., 400 Slrasberq, Ronald N., 167, 400 Siraus, Arihur, 125, 400 Slrauss, Wm. 1., 278, 292, 483 Slreel, Fred R., 207, 400 Spindel, Barbara A., 378 Spinks, Charles S., 378 Spivey, Jack M., 378 Spori, John L., 201, 378 Spradling, Thomas L., 157, 420 Spruell, Paul F., 400 Spry, David M., 378 Spurlin, Charles J., 146, 348, 353, 482 Slabenow, David L., 378 Siadler, Wolfram, 420 Slalzlord, Charles F., 400 Slalrlorcl, Henry T., Jr., 172, 378 Slair, Gary L., 378 Slalnaker, A. W., 111,482 Slalvey, Edward F., 400 Sialvey, John H., 378 Slamalakis, Nicholas, 400 Slandard, James W., 192, 400, 482 Slanley, Frank N., 165, 378 Slanley, James B., Jr., 378 Slarnes, James H., Jr., 165,482 Slaros, Edward J., 499 Slarr, Fredricke S., 482 Slarr, Harold J., 133,400 Sfreelm an ,William E., 378 Slrickland, James F., 400 Sfrickland, James O., 420 Sfriclcland, Jimmy P., 400 Slrickland, T. D., 112, 165,225,400 Slrickland, William W., 483 Slringfellow, Charles, 400 Slrobeck, Georqe Wm., 400 Slrong, Roberr L., 400 Sironq, Terry L., 189, 378 Sirong. Waller H., 400 Sl'uarl', Mark E., 378 Slull. Carlyle E., 378 Slurqeon, Roloerl W., 143, 400 Slurgis, Wm. A., 149 Slurhahn, Richard Wm., 400 Sugden, Harry, Jr., 294, 484 Sugclen, Kenneih P., 378 Sullins, James Wm., 484 Sullivan, John M.. 378 Sullivan, Roberf P., 400 Sullivan, Wayne G., 378 Sullivan, William E., 228, 484 Sullivan Wiliam R., 420 Summer, James R., 420 Temple, William W., 485 Templelon, Wayne A., 485 Templefon, Wm. M., 207, 218, 223, 4 Terhune, Vernon B., 421 Terrazas, H. A., 485 Terry, Leslie L., 379 Terry, William R., 4-85 Thackslon, Roberl G., 401 Tharp, Lesler N., 146, 401 Tharpe, Warren A., 485 Thau, William A., 421, 133 Therioi, Donald C., 379 Thielemann, Rolaerf Wm., 146 Thielen, Alfredo, 293, 485 Slarr, Johanna S., 483 Slarr, Roberl' C., 400 Summerlin, James R., 192,420 Summers, David E., 420 Thiqpen, Andrew D., 421 Thomas, Clifion A., 192, 401 Thomas, Donald E., 421 Thomas, Donald G., 297, 379 Thomas, Hue, 111, 401 Thomas, Jack H., 379 Thomas, James C., 172, 485 Thomas, Jesse, 111, 379 Thomas, Thomas, Roberf D., 157, 401 Thomas, Roberf E., 379 Thomas, Roberl M., 225, 401 Thomas, Roberl' P., 193, 379 Thomas, William A., 230,485 Thomas Thomas Thomas on, Jack R., 379 on, John C., 197,379 on, William H., 379 Thompson, Barry L., 379 Thompson, Charles E., 421 Thompson, Fred B., 111, 401 Thompson, Harold E., 401 Thompson, Herman L., Jr., 379 Thompson, Joe F., 421 Thompson. Joe L., 421 Thompson, Kennerh E., 421, 129 Thompson, lvlaior H., Jr., 421 Michael A., 192.218, 357, Siarr, Susan, 378 Slarrelr, Harold S., Jr., 420 Slalon, John C., 165, 483 Slaunlon, Lawrence P., 378 Sravros, Harry T., 201, 378 Sreadham ,Billy W., 483 Sleadman, David A., 400 Sleed, James A., 378 Sleed, Wm. A., Jr., 400 Sleele, Richard A., 211,400 Slrein, Nalhan, 400 Siell, Jerry L., 483 Siephens, Jack M., 378 Slephens, James B., 378 Slephens, Larry C., 420 Slephens, Marqaref, 400 Stephens, Slephens, Waymon J., 378 William A., 378 Sfephenson,.leane1'1e, 378 Summerville, Bobby J., 420 Summerville, Carson C., 420 Sumrall, Beniamin R., 211,420 Surber, Eugene L., 175, 245, 484 Surles, Randolph H., 179, 484 Surles, Russell C., 378 Susler, Abraham B., 110, 111, 202, 484 Surherland, John C., 172, 223, 348, 420 Swain, Edwin L., 153, 378,401 Swain, Ronald A., 378 Swan, Richard A., 378 Swanson, George P., 65, 112 Swearingen, Daniel W.. 225,401 Sweal, Jimrny C., 484- Sweef, Pefer M., 172, 378 Swear, Richard J., 484 Sweer, Roloerl H., 401 Sweren, Jay 1., 202, 378 Thompson, Ro1oerlS., 221,223,485 Thompson, Vincenl' B., 485 Thompson, William L., 486 Thomson, Frederick L., 379 Thomson, Loronzo H., 486 Thornbarry, Roloeri C., 172, 486 Thrailkill, Howard A., 221,223,233 Thrasher, Henry G.. 129, 364, 379 Threadqill, Hugh D., 486 Thurman, William T., Jr., 379 Thurmond, James H., 379 Tidmore. William E., Jr., 379 Tiller, Francis E., Jr., 213, 379 Tilley, James G., 111, 379 Tillman, James C., Jr., 401 Tillman, Lorne A., 401 Tillman, Shirley R., 121,401 Tilly, Harwell P., 401 48 ,4 , . ,,S.fg,'?f-'..e L1 . I , -If fssafa 'X i- iii 'ff,,f1 I .flflzru-u.I Em.a:th.zI-I4 Eu-LILIL cwI.cL 'EL1 Cl.u.q.uA:KzI., A Mark of BALLARDS QUALITY Foons Dispensing ilptieians Gmo C0l0IIll STURES Walter Ballard Uptical Co 105 PEACHTREE STREET, N. E. MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING W. W. ORR DOCTOR'S BUILDIWNG BAPTIST PROFESSIONAL BUILDING SI-IEFFIELD MEMORIAL BUILDING 535 STUDENT INDEX - Confinued Tinius, Richard E., 241, 486 Tinsley, Thomas J., 379 Tilus, Theodore, IV, 379 Todd, Harold R., 379 Todd, William J., 401 Teland, Ronald H., 161,421 Tolberl, Julian H., 153,486 Tolberl, Roberl E. L., 146, 379 Tolleson, Gerald P., 189, 379 Tomasovich, Slephen M., 379 Tomlins on, Harry M., 401 Toner, Donald Wm., 421 Toney, Charles D., 401 Vlalos. Conslanline, 499 Vogel, James W., 207 Voigl, George Q., 401 Vollmer, John G., 143. 401 Vongsaguen, Sombhol, 500 Vonherrmann, Bayard B., 189, 379 Wade, George P., 401 Wade, Harry D., Jr., 192, 388,401 Wade, Waller E., 487 Wagner, Dwighl A., 401 Wagner, James A., 421 'Wagner, John W., 182,401 Wagoner, James E., 421 Walden, John C., 401 Walden Richard M., 401 Weems, Arlhur H., 402, 225 Weese, William L., 379 Wegener, Joseph P., 402 Weidenmuller, Alois W., 379 Weigle, James G., 111, 489, 153 Weinberg, Robarl A., 379, 125 Weinman, Claggell F., 90, 402 Weinman, Edward A., 76, 402 Weinrich, Louis J., 379 Weiss, Jellrey W., 379, 202 Weilnauer, Joel H., 129, 379 Weilzel, James M., 136, 489 Welch, Fendall E., 402 Welkey, Jon J., 379 Wellborn, Paul F., Jr.. 421 Tooke, John G., 193, 379 Torbell, Emerson A., 133, 238, 486 Torrienle, Jorge D., 379 Toups, Leon H., 161, 499 Toups, Roland M., 161, 241,486,499 Townsend, Burnell K.. 401 Townsend, Charles E., 486 Trader, Virginia C., 401 Trammell, Harlan M., 486 Trapnell, Roberl G., 401 Traughber, Pilner A., 149, 379 Travis, James O., 379 Travis, Olis F., 112, I93, 216, 217, 218, 241, 486 Troller, Oliver E., Jr., 486 Troulman, Wayne B., 401 Trower, Joseph T., 421 Troxell, Henry M., 201, 379 T1-uc1e1,Jahn D., 379 Trussell, Ernesl L., 379 Tsonopoulos, C., 379 Tsurulis, Terry, 379 Walden, Russell E., 401 Waldorl, Hugh L., 487 Waldrop, Lewis A., 401 Walend, Kennelh F., 225, 401 Walker, Cecil R., 421 Walker, Charles E., Jr., 379 Walker, Dale C., 401 Walker Earl M. 488 179 Walker, James N., 488, 149 Walker, Jimmy A., 401 Walker, John C., 488, 217, 219, 248 Walker, John E., 192, 258 ' Walker, Larry T., 488 Walker, Lewis H., 421 Wall, Roberl L., 153,488 Wallace, Charles L., 153, 379 Wallace Wallace ,James M., Jr., 421, 230 , James R., 488, 182 Wallace, Jerry J., 379 Wallace, John M., 197 Wallace, Joseph D., 421 Wallace Ronald W. 401 Wells, Wells, Wells, Wells, Wells, Wells, Welse George W., 138, 379 Gerald D., 133, 379 Guy 1-1., 143,379 James R., 421 Ralph G., 421 Winslon W., 402 r, Melvin L., 379 Welsh, Earle A., 421, 235, 175 Wang lowskyi, Roman, 146,489 Wenke, Bernard F., 253 Wenlz, Clyde R., Jr., 146, 379 Werner, John E., 133, 379 Wasle Wesle y,AI1an o., 421, 153, 231 y, Challin L., 379 Wesley, Waller, 421, 197 Wessinger, Lon H., 489 Wesl, Allred C., 149, 489 Wesl, Ben H., 489 Wesl, George H., 402 Wesl, Wesl, James B., 402 Kennelh D., 207, 402 Wesl, William D., 489 Twiggs, Tucker, Tucker, Tucker, Daniel R., Jr., 421, 129, 348 James H., Jr.. 165, 486 Lawrence C., 153, 379 Turner, Alberl J., 201, 217, 221, 223, 238 250, 486 ' Turner, Charles S., 165, 487 Turner, Ernesl V., 401 Turner, Turner Homer W., 421 Jerry A. 401 Turner: Joseph R., Jr., 487 Turner, Joseph W., 401 Turner, Marlie L., 421 Turner, Thomas A., 379 Turner, Thomas M., 112, 'l89, 218, 487 Turner William D., 379 Turnipseed. K. D., 401 ' Tulrle, Floyd T., 379, 133 Lulher W., 138,487 Waller, Leland E., 421 Wallis, William D., 379 Waller, Roberl L., 379 Wallers, Allen J., 111,401 Wallers, Wm. L., 402 Wallher, Daniel E., 379 Walz, Carl A., 379 Wampole, George D., 379 Ward, Alberl A., Jr., 402, 133 Ward, Berlrand, Wm.. Jr., 146, 379 Ward, Richard F., 488, 165 Wardlaw, Thomas T., 421, 157 Warlick, Franklin R., 402 Warnock, James B., 379 Warnock, Roberl F., 402 Warren, Lewis G., 421, 227 Waskey, Carllon B., 65 Walers, William V., 379 Weslberry, Carllon J., 421 Weslberry James R., 402 Weslbrook, Wm. W., 402, 110, 111, 1 Weslbury, James R., 379 Weslmoreland, Chas H., 421, 182 Wev, Peler D., 489, 161 Whaley, Charles B., 421 Whaley, Charles E., 489, 129, 349 Wharlon, Russell P., 402, 146 Wheeler, Warren O., 402, 157 Wheeler, William J.. 489 Wheeless, Lovic D., 230, 489, 165 Whelchel, George R., Jr., 379 Whelchel, Paul H.. 402 Whidden, Charles J., 90, 421 Whipple, William B., Jr., zos. 349, 49 Whisnanl, David E., 490, 380 Whilaker, Vernon T.. Jr.. 380 Twilly, Paul M., 499, 129 Tyson, William J., 161, 401 Uller, Michael B., 401 Ulery, John R., 401 Ulmer, John R., 401 Underwood, Charles R., 189,487 Underwood, Emory M., 138, 401 Upshaw, Michael D., 401 Uplagralll, Cyril L., 401 Uplon, Donald V., 401 Usdan, David A., 401 Usher, Lucius H., 487 Usry, Gerald O., 401 Usry, Marvin E., 487 Valdesmiranda, C. J., 421 Vander, Veen P., 379 K VanK1eeck, James H., 421, 110, 111, 182 VanLandingham, A. R.. 153,421 VanLandingham, Sam L., 401, 197 VanSleenbeeck, Peler, 401 Vanzandl, Henderson, 487, 197 Varney, Al M., 146, 401 Vaughan, Roberl J., 421 Vaughan, William H., Jr., 401 Vaughn, Alvin E., 197 Vaughn, Gary W., 197, 379 Vaughn. Roger W., 421 Vaughl, Harry L., Jr., 379 Veale, Roberl' N., 146 Verdell, Wm. S., 421 Vick, Ralph E., 421, 243 Vickers, Edward F., 189, 401 Vickery, James D., 401 Vickery, James D., 379 Vickery, Roger K., 421 Vidosic, Dorolhy M., 219, 221, 248, 487 Villacorla, Emilio G., 421 Walkins, Charles E., 500 Walkins, Edison L., 379 Walkins, Hugh R., 77 Walkins, James P., 129, 488 Walkins, Marvin M., 379 Walson, Carl D., 65, 402 Walson Edwin M. 402 Walson, Gary G., 227, 488 Walson, James F., 207, 402 Walson, James M., 221, 241,488 Walson, James R., 379 Walson, Walson Lonnie B., 146, 488 Richard J. 489 Walson, Wm. B., Jr., 421 Walls, James F., Jr., 500 Walls, Neal P., 421 Walls, Waller W., 489 Walls, William. Jr., 489 Wear, David W., 146, 379, 207, 219 Wealherly, Davis C., 421 Wealhers, Lulher V., 421, 175 Wealhers, Roberl D., 421, 129 Wealherspoon, Kennelh, 421, 110, 111, 233, 171 Weaver, Frank W., 379 Weaver, Roberl D., 379 Weaver. Weaver, Thomas E., 421 William L., 379 Webb, Darrow L.,'402 Webb, Ernesl W., 402 Webb, Frank R., 379 Webb, Glenn F., 379 Webb, James A., 379 Webb, Jesse J., 421, 223 Webb, Joe B., 421 Webb, Richard C., 402 Webb, Roberl E., 500 Webber, William F., 402 While, Alvin O., 490 While, Charles M.. 421 While, James M., 490 While, John N.. 402 While, John W., 402, 208 While, Kirby J., 380 While, Roberl W., 143 While, Slephen H., 380 While, William D., 402 While head, Donald S., 421 Whilehead, Ernesl P., 223 Whilehead, Harry C., 421 Whilehead, Kline, 421 Whilehead, Malher F., 402 While While While While side, John A., 402 sides, J. D., 421 sides, Roberl E., 380, 171 sides, Roger H.. 490, 171 Whilley, Eddy N.. 421 Whilley, Roberl E., 402 Whillock, James S., 402 Whillow, James R., 402 Whillow, Wm, H., 402 Whilman, Alan D., 380, 167 Whilman, Howe D., 380 Whiln ey, Edward B., 380 Whillen, Jerry L., 500 Wicks, Thomas G., 490, 161, 241 Wiegner, Waller L., 380, 171 Wiener, Sanlord M., 380, 125 Wiggins, Alberl 1-1.,49O Wiggins, Roberl H., 255 Wiggins, William W., 421, 161 Wigle sworlh, Gary W., 380 Wilbourn, James C., 380, 136 Wilbu Wilbu Wilch rn, Gaines P., 421, 228 rn, Waller R., 490 er, Wallace A., 402 Vines, Thomas L., 421 Vinson, Vinson, Johnny R., 379 Wm. E., 401 Weber, John H., 379 Websler, Eugene G., 421, 172 Wedaman, Thomas T., 489 Wild, William A., 422, 146 Wiley, Roberl E., 490, 208 Wilkerson, John M., 111, 380, 182 M arfocr ICECREAM ATLANTA GA O 165 HAYNES ST. S.W. MU 8-3453 Good Taste in Giving . . 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COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, INC to be associated with the Georgia Institute of Technology in its Cooperative Engineering Program and to pro- vidle certain scholarships for students -entering the program . ATLANTA BELTING COMPANY 560 Edgewood Ave., N. E. Atlanta, Georgia Manufacturers of LEATHER BELTING-Made to suit your drive TEXTILE STRAPPING- Custom Built to fit your looms MONTICELLO BOBBIN COMPANY MONHCBLLO, GEORGIA Marzufacturerr of CARD ROOM BOBBINS QUILLS AND SPINNING BOBBINS SKEWERS WITH NEW PATENTED PLASTIC BASE WINDER ROLLS AND CONES TUBES Associated with ATLANTA BELTING COMPANY Atlanta, Georgia Enjoy the Tech fellowship at our Family Night each week at DAVIS BROTHERS 820 West Peachtree CAPITOL FISH COMPANY Wholesale Dirtributorr INSTITUTIONAL GROCERIES Frozen Foods and Sea Foods 77 W. Whitehall Sc., S. W. PL 5-4511 ATLANTA 10, GA. 5 STUDENT INDEX - Continued Wilkes, Daniel M., 402 Wilkes, Wm. G., 490 Will, James M., 380 Willbanks. Charles E., 422 Willcox, Riley R., 422 Willeii, Harold E., Jr., 402 Willeii, Roberi E., I36 Willham, Harold, Jr., 490 Williams, Alberi, Jr., 500 Williams, Charles D., 490 Williams , Clarence E., 402, l29 Williams, Claude A., 422 Williams, David K., 490 Williams, Earl F., 380 Williams, Fred C., 380 Williams, Fred L., lll, 422 Williams, Glynn P., 380 Williams, Henry P., 380 Williams Williams , J. 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R., 402 Wimberly, Charles H., 422 Wimberly, Ezekiel T., 380, I97 Winborn, James E., 49I Windham, Roberl' L., 76, 380 Winq, N. G., 402 Winingder, Thomas K., 402 Winkler, Anihony D,, 49l, I67 Winilend, Dale F., 422, l43 Wise, Wm. W., 402, I97 Wiseman, Malcolm R., 402, 143 Wishnoii, Maurice, Jr., 402, l6l Wircher, Wm. G.. Jr., 380 Wifi, John D., 380 wine, Gary A., sso, 207 Woicik, Casimir M., 402, I97 Wolfe, Joe B., 380, ll0, lll, 157 Wolfe, Roberi A., l79 Wolff, Michael C., 380, I29 Wolff, Ronald V., 422 Wolffe, Edward H., 380, I25 Wolfram, Charles E., 380 Woliver, Ronald W., 402, l65 Womack, Edward L., 380 Womack, Edwin F., Jr., 402 Womack, Joel C., 207 Womack, Wm. M., Jr.. 422, l29 Wommack, Charles C., 402 Woo, Thomas H., 422 Wood, Fiizhugh L., 402 Wood, James R., 402 Wood, James S., 49l, I72 Wood, Roberl' H., Jr., 380 Wood, Rodney D., 49l, 24I Woodard, John M., 422, 223, 347 Woodard, Ronald S., 403 Woodruff, David E., Jr., 380 Woodruff, Jimmie L., 78, II3, 403 Woodruff, Paul S., 380 Woodrum, Arrhur, 380, 207 Woods, Donald C., 223 Woods, Edwin M., 380 Woods, George R., 380 Woods, Roberf C., 49l, 22l Woods, Ronald H., 380, 24I Woods, Ross H., 492 Woodside, Francis W., 492, 233 Woodward, James H., 422, 243 Woodward, John D., 403 Woodyard, Roberi E., Jr., 380 Wooien, William H., Jr., 380 Workman, James F., 500 Worihingfon, V. A., 403, I38 Worihy, Howard R., 380 Wray, Homer L., Jr., 380 Wray, Jimmy E., 422 Wren, Marvin M., 225, 380 Wrighi, Dixie l'l., ll0, lll, 380 Wrighi, Howell V., 422 Wrighi, James G., 492, 226, 24l, 24 Wrighl, John D., 380 Wrighi, John W., 380 Wrighi, Michael C., 207, 380 Wright Roberr M., 492 Wrighr, Ronald G., 402, 245 Wrighi, Tilden P., III, I97. 380 Wrighl, Vernon E., 380 Wrighi, William A., 492 Wrigley, Francis L., 492 Wrinkle. James F., Jr., 380 Wyaii, Jerry L., 403 Wylie, James l'l., 492, l36, 248 Wyman, Marshall K,, 422 Wynn, William M., 403, 225 Wynne, George A., 380 Wyse, Samuel L., 380 Wyss, Lawrence K., 380 Yagle, Joseph S., 422 Yamaki, Yoshio, 422 Yancey, David A., 492 Yancey, Sidney R., 380 Yarbrough, Aldwin G., 380 Yarbrough, Bobby R., 380 Yarbrough, David W., 500 Yarbrough, Harry F., 422 Yarbrough, John W., 492, lI0, Ill Yarzinsky, Wm. 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David L., 380 Young Young Young , Charles Wm., Jr., 422 , David H., 403, 2l3 , David W., 403, I6I Young, Fenion R., 380 Young, Frederick M., 492 Young, Rexiord L., I97 Young, Thomas H., 403, I46 Young, Walier T., 380 Young ner, Larry D., 422 Zacher, Ronald A., 208, 380 Zarghamee, Mehdi S., 422, 225 Zeigler, Fredric J., 207 Zeis, Siephen L., 403 Zeisler, Michael Wm., 403 Zeiilin, Alan G., 422, I25 Zell, Royald A., 403 Zequeira, Ramon E., 380 Zel'+le, Roberf S., 492, 223 Ziegler, John A., 65, 492 Zier, Edward M., 380, l97, 223, 230, Zimmerman, John E., 492 Zink, Roberi L., 492 Zollicolifer, Jere P., 403 Zsuria, Sylvianne C., 422 Zumenis, George, 380 Ailman, Bankrite, 8: Guffin WHITEHOUSE DISTRIBUTORS Satisfaction Guaranteed 14 Stair Street 872-4380 542 400 .CAR TEQA PARKING Open 24 Hrs. J: 32 BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC LANES SCORE PROJECTORS AUTUMATIU PIN SETTERS SUBWAY mt E RES S marunns H' L! DEAL TR 4-5703 T936 PIEIDMONT RD.. N.E. R. S. ARMSTRONG AND BRIITIIERS C0. 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