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

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rv A ' georgia tech . . . after 74 years a school where tradition and constant change .... . . . are m evidence . an environment which lends itself ... to the growth of an individuals process of thought ... to the furthering of his ability to take a part and examine the small things which make up the world that surrounds him . . . 4 . . . . a place where a young man may learn about life . . . through association with his contemporaries who . like himself . . are searching for something to believe in . for goals to pursue . . . .... a birth place of thoughts and ideas which will profoundly affect scientific and technical advancements of the future .... ... a place of development for the intellectual and moral values of its students . . . this book is written by the students of georgia tech ... it is their commentary of events of the past year and on school life in general ... it is tion with the advent of autumn last year, tech men began what to most, was just another lap in the four year- plus race against time and profs, but this year there was a difference: three wearers of the tra- ditional rat caps were negroes. with the exception of our ove of obvious j. edgar hoover ' around campus street corner change in school policy tool minimum of bother, the relaxe contrasted sharply with th( ticipated by the perpetual cri and hungrily awaited by th( press. bundance pes milling lis historical lace with a tmosphere ension an- is-mongers a t i o n ' s to campus liberals who are pleased that the word stu- dent ' ' need no longer be qualified by a color of skin, to natives of the south who are look- ing sadly and nos- talgically at the in- evitable ending of a cherished way of life, even to those who don ' t care, this book is dedicated, by their nature and rational conduct last fall, georgia tech students averted a crisis and brought credit to their school. Mmisi i di ■ ll « l R«| table AC ntents iBT Iiii mwmKtk classes: freshman 24 sophomore junior 308 senior student council ' publications departmentals ° general activities 9 fraternities ' ' sports: varsity 2 9 intramurals 2 ' military 293 administration 331 faculty 339 honoraries 357 religious 385 ymca 397 beauties ' 2 in memoriam ' epilogue ' senior activities 503 advertising ...514 12 the young man who comes to georgia tech finds that he has finally broken all ties with home . he discovers that college life entails a continuous process of 4 : I. ' : ' - • 4 changes which radically alter his person- ality as he becomes a college man and at the same time fights to retain a mind and an identity of his own . . . 14 the freshman at tech rushes blindly into the academic and social whirlpool of college life . . . the freshman finds tech to be sometimes frustrating and hectic . . . sometimes challenging . . often amusing i i m I occasionally lonely and depressing . . . frequently joyful and riotous . . . eventually satisfying and rewarding . . . as has been the tradition in the past, the incomi tech freshmen had their initial contact with tech at annual freshman camp, several noted speakers beg the orientation and the freshmen had a chance speak with selected upperclass counselors, an insic concerning, knowing the ropes was provided in th three exhilarating days, the religious environment be lived in at tech is explained to the rats, athlel are engaged in to begin a spirit of working togeth naturally, the most important facet of a tech ma life, his studies, is expounded upon and the pro| attitude towards study is formulated, as in the p this year ' s freshman camp proved a success and tec traditions were continued. freshma 18 full of hopes and dreams, anxieties and bewilderment, the fresh- man arrives at tech. donning their bright, clean rat hats they march off to registration quickly to learn that it ' s every man for himself and an early time card is the most valuable possession a man can have come this fateful day. . . . placement tests are not really that hard, they heard someone say. after it ' s all over someone else might say that if they had only had a few more hours they might not be in remedial math. ... but what the heck, this is rush week and the frats are really great, meals, smokers, and parties are given in an effort to show the freshman the ad- vantages of fraternity life, for a week the rats have really got it made, free entertainment, food, and drink, and lovely young women make this a week the frosh will not soon forget, but then comes pledge Sunday and the decision is to be made, this is only the first of many decisions the rat will make the first few weeks he spends at tech and all of them will influence his future life. 22 Jimmy Tucker . iiilM Brunswick, G . . Atlanta, G Montgomery, A c ff e M Abel, WilMam F. . . . Abrams, Joel S- . . . Adorns, Hugh D., Jr., Sigmt Adams, James B., Jr., S.grr Adams, James L., Jr , [ombdo Chp Alpha . . . Camilla, G Adomson, Robert I Atlanta, C Adier, Ben Ho., Phi Gamma Delia Albany, C AiVens, Charles H., Ill ...... Ayondole Estates, C Akers, Samuel L Byron, C Albers, John A., Jr Rincon, C Alexander, Stcyen R EUood, li Allen, Ermol K Lexington, I Allen, Roymond I,, Jr., Delta Tou Delta . . . Dothon, A Allen, Young T Atlanta, C Allison, James C, S.gmo Nu Chattanooga, Tci Amelio, Gilbert F., P. Kappa Alpho Miami, F Anderson, Albert C, lombdo Chi Alpho . . Brooklyn, N Anderson, Edgar T, III Rome, N Anderson, Jomes C, Belo Thela Pi ... . Savannah, C Anderson, Peter G Ft. Lauderdale, F Anding, Joseph D Atlanta, ( Anthony, Emile DuB., Alpha Tou Omego West Palm Beach, F Antopolsky, Ira S., Alpha Epsilon Pi ... . Augusta, ( Apke, Edward M Chicago, Archbold. M, Lorry, Phi Delta Thela Atlanta, ( Archer, Robert C San Diego, Co Armistead, Frank B Augusta, Arnett, Clifford J Jesup, ( Arnold, Joseph B Brewton, A Arnold, Kenneth Arrington, Allison W., Sr., Chi Phi Arthur, Michael E Ashlond, Baldwin, George H Bolkcom, Henry L., , Jr It, Sigmo Chi . . Jacksonville, Flo. Georgetown, Go. . . Savannah, Go. Barber, Jomes R., J Barber, Michael D., Barker, Howard M. Barlow, Thomas M., r., Beto Tbefa Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Jr Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilor . . . Atlanto, Go. . . Chamblee, Go. . . . Metairie, La. Gadsden, Ala. Jerusalem, Israel Barrett, Richard ?., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Atlanta, Go- Sorry, Robert M., S Barry, Terry J,, Jr., Bartlett, Harry G., Baumgortner, John gma Alpha Epsilon . . Sovannoh, Go. II, Kappa Alpha . Washington, D. C Baxter, Earnest C. Boxter, Richard S. Bayliss, Charles M. . . Woodstock, Go Savannah, Go Jr . . Greensboro, Go Beeman, Earl R., II Beeson, Henry W. ew Smyrna Beach, Fla . . . Augusta, Go . . . Bremen, Go Benesh, Joy A,, La Bennett, Harvey E., Bennett, Morgan C nbda Chi Alpha Kappa Sigma Morganton, N. C . Virginia Beach, Va . . Huntsville, Ala . . . Calhoun, Ga Bennett, Rodger H Benson, Norman D Bernhold, Hons D. . . . Paducah, Ky Norwood, Ga . . . Atlanta, Ga 1 1 itiMMtM Lawrence R., Sigma Alpha Epsllon Augusta, Ga. !, Thomos Dade City, Fla. , George E Woodbridge, NJ. ■y, Dudley J Decatur, Ga. !ye, Ronald J., Tou Kappa Epsi on . . Syracuse, N. Y. jstace E., Jr., De to Tou Delia . . . Dothan, Ala. I, Jack B., Phi Sigma Kappa Rome, Ga.  ell, Ceylon B., Jr. Sigma Alpha Cpiilon Memphis, Tenn. :k, Joseph D., Jr., Koppo Alpha .... Camden, S. C. ner, Edword M., Jr., Delia Tou Delia Knoxville, Tenn. , Thomas W,, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Talladego, Ala. David W., Phi Kappa Tou Macon, Ga. , Alan G,, Phi Epsllon Pi Houston, Texas Robert S, III Columbus, Go. Williom R., Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Hollywood, Fla. o I, George W., Phi Sigmo Koppo . . . Hardinsburg, Ky. Harold J., Jr Mariposa, Fla. , William B Atlanto, Go. , Walter G., Phi Kappa Tou ... . Jersey City, NJ. , Jonct L Miami, Flo. r, Robert S loFoyette. Go. James A., Alpha Tau Omega Dalton, Go. T, Henry I., III. Phi Kappa Sigma .... Decatur, Go. :, William A Savannah, Go. !. William R.. Phi Gamma Delia Mony, Lo, n, John S., Jr Ocalo, Flo. ensbo , Julia D Charleston, ' veil, Osmond R., Jr Mobil Robert C Roanol Edword W., Sigma Nu . . Lookout Mountain David T Mior , Robert W.. Jr Orlando. Flo. H, James M Woycross. Go. well. Byron A., Koppo Alpha .... Pensocolo, Flo. n, Roy D Cleveland, Tenn. n, James D., De (o Tou Delia Morrow, Go. low, Terry L Pine Bluff, Ark. g, John I., Tail Kappa Epiilan .... Swoinsboro, Go. Walter v.. Ml Horrimon, Tenn. Williom I Atlanta, Go. n, Charles A, Jr Chapel Hill, N. C. Robert A., Ph. Epsilon Pi . . . Miami Beoch, Flo. ., Audrey R Annis Fort Flo !r, Roy M. Brownsville, Tenn. Washington, D. C. . . Folkslon, Ga. 2 n h Broderick, Michael E Nashville, Tenn Bromberg, Steve M., Phi Epsi on Pi ... . Enterprise, Ala Brooklns, Clarence F., Jr., Pi Koppo Phi ... Oleon, N.V. Brooks, Candler A, III Hapeville, Brooks. Jimmy S Smyrna, Broome, Bennie M., Oello Upsilon Rome, Brown, Bill, II Las Vegas, Nev, Brown, Bryan LoF., Jr Atlanta, Ga. Brown, Kirtley W Marion, Ala. Brown, Merle C, Jr., Delia Tau Delia Loies-TerceikaAzores, Portugal Brown, Wayne L Charlotte, N. C. Browning, Chorles K Atlanta, Go. Bryan, Lawrence D-, III, Tou Kappa fpsi on . . Morietto, Go. Bryant, Gordon S Chattonooga, Tenn. Btcsh, David I., Afpho Epji on Pi Panama, R. P. Buckholdl, Paul H, Jr Chorleston, S. C. Buckler, Thomos H., Ill, Sigmo Nu . . . . Alexandria, Va. Bullock, George D Augusta, Go. Buron, Ceroid W Atlonta, Go. Burgess, John H Blountstown, Flo. Burk, Ruben C , Jr Ringgold, Go. Burke, Freddie R., Thelo Chi ' Vienna, Ga. Burks, Glenn H Allonlo, Ga. Burleson, Stonleigh E Mobile, Ala. Burnett, David P Decatur, Go. Burnett, Robert O, Jr Milner, Go. Burnside. Otis H Atlonto, Ga. Burrell, Deloye R Otiondo, Fla. Burrows, Charles A Atlonto, Go. Burson, Beniomin T., Ill Camilla, Go. Burton, Williom M Thomson, Ga. Bush, Robert M Thomosville, Ga. Bush, Ronold B Bel Air, Md. Buster, Nimrod, Shelby, Jr Hotrodsburg, Ky. Butler, Gordon T., Tou Kappa Epiiton . . . Baltimore, Md. Butler, James G Waycross, Go. Butler, Jerry B Tempo, Flo. Byors, lorry J Hopeville, Go. Byers, Kenneth G, Jr Atlonlo, Go. Byrnes, Michael T., lambda Chi Alpha . . . Belhesdo, Md. Byrum, Joseph N Greenville, S. C. Coboniss, Harleston E., Jr Savonnah, Go. Cobe, Raymond C Atlonto, Go. Coin, James R., Ill Sovannoh, Go. Colcogno, Williom F. Jr Coldwell, James W., Jr., Beta Thelo Pi lowrenceburg, Ind. Coldwell, Lynn B Noshville, Tenn. Colhoun, Newton D Chottonoogo, Tenn. Collaway, Albert S Hopeville, Go. Colllson, Dovid A Atlonto, Go. Comp, Lorry Byron Birmingham, Alo. Comp, Ronnie W Norcross, Go. Compbell, louis A Kennesav , Go. Compus, Stuort Miomi, Fla. Confield, Alon E., Ph, Kappa lau . . . . Coral Gobies, Flo. Coplan, Horry Norfolk, Va. Cordwell, Dovid W., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . Oak Ric Corellos, James G Sovonnoh, Go. Cargill, Geo. Slade, III EosI Point, Go. Carlson, Axel W., Ml St. Simons Island, Go. Carlson, Peter R Loke Worth, Fla. Cormichoel, Jock A Decolor, Go. Carswell, George H., Ill lrv«inton. Go. Carter, John H, Jr Atlonto, Ga.; Carter, Sharon A., Alpha Xi Delia .... Savannah, Go. Carver, Sherrill D Albony, Ga. Casper, John H Doroville, Co. Cossilly, James H., Theto Xi Delray Beoch, Fla. Costi, John L Portland, Oregon Costleberry, Dovid A Atlonto, Go. Cosflejohn, Alexander P New York, N. Y. Coswell, Dorsey L Decatur, Ga. Coles, Williom C, S.gmo Phi Ipsilon .... Huntsville, Alo. Cathey, Oliver E, Jr Memphis, Tenn. Caylor, Lorry E Dolton, Ga. Cease, Thomas W., Delta Upsilon .... Memphis, Tenn. Chadwick, John R Decotur, Go. Chandler, Glenn H., Sr Noshville, Tenn. Chandler, Jerry W Atlanta, Ga. Chan-Jon Chung Hong Kong, China Chopmon, Frank B., Tou Kappo fpsi on Sportonburg, S. C. Chew, Douglass N., Phi Kappa Signa .... Atlanta, Go. Chick, Herbert G Hillsdale, N.J. Childree, Bobby R Thomoston, Go. Christian, Leord H, Jr Athens, Go. Christopher, Chorles F, Jr Albony, Go. Clark, David L Atlonto, Go. Clark, Ronold F Morietto, Ga. Clark, William M, Jr Kilgore, Texas Clarke, Kenneth E., Delia Tou Delia .... Atlonto, Go. Clifton, Robert E Deland, Flo. Cochran, Joe K., Jr., Pi Koppo Alpha . . . Greenville, Miss. Cochron, Roger A Atlanta, Ga. Cohn, Leonard J., Alpha fpsi on Pi . . . Lokewood, N. J. Coker, Williom R Atlonto, Ga. Cole, Horry A., Jr Jacksonville, Fla. Coley, Maurice W., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilan Atlanta, Ga. Coley, William A Belmont, N. C. Collier, Larry L Riverdole, Go. Collins, Lester, Jr., Delta Upsilon .... Clorkesville, Go. Collinson, Raymond G., Jr Chattanooga, Tenn. Collum, Thomas L., Jr Gray, Go. Coltrone, Albert B., Koppo Sigma Smyrna, Ga. Comer, Marcus L Ft. Myers, Fla. Conrad, Thomas W., Phi Sigma Kappo . Winston-Solem, N. C. Corbin, Charles C, Jr Macon, Go. Corbin, Connie G Soperton, Ga. Corbin, Hyland McL., Sigma Phi Cpulon Cleorwoter, S. C. Cork, John M,, Beta Thelo Pi Tollodego, Alo. Cornwell, Gibson C, Delia Sigma Phi .... Conyers, Ga. Costello, Thomas E., Delia Tou Delta . . . Bridgeport, Conn. Cotton, James O., Sigmo Alpha fpsi on . Avondole Estotes, Ga. Couch, Jomes O East Point, Ga. Coull, Robert Sloten Islond, N. Y. Courtney. Fronk H., Ph, Delta Jheta Atlanta, Ga. Courtney, Richard H Atlanta, Go. Covington, Borry W,, Sigma Alpha fpsi on . Jacksonville, Flo. Cowden, William S., Jr., Alpha Tou Omego . . Atlanta, Go. Cox, Homon L Pelham, Ga. Cox, James W., Pi Kappa Alpha Baltimore, Md. Crawford, Lewis O Crocker, Wesley L., Croft, Thomas H. AlphoreM. Tulso, Atlantc niel, James I., Jr., Phi Gommo De  o niell, John T rr ell. Herman G., Jr Bremen, Go. rnell, John H Smyrna, Go. sh, Dorcus J., Tau Kappa Epsiton Atlanta, Go. ughtry, George T Alexandria, Vo. vidson. Jomes W LoGronge, Go. vis, Daniel L Houston, Texas vis, David J,, Tou Kappa Epsi on Decatur, Go. vis, John B lowrenceville. Go. vis, Noel, Alpha Epsilon Pi Savannah, Go. , Roy, Tou Koppo fpsi on Norco, La. pn, Poul E., Jr Eatonton, Ga. 3ive, Dennis W Atlanta, Go. Imar, William L Mount Holly, N. C. Nise, Harry E., Ill Atlanta, Go. nny, Ronald L Blairsville, Go. nny, William, Theto Chi Jacksonville, Flo. nning, Paul W., Koppo Slgmo .... Sondersvllle, Go. nnisson, John M Atlanta, Go. nny, James B., Belo Theto Pi Atlanta, Ga. speoux, Frederick M., Chi Phi .... Greenville, S. C. Vecchis, James A Phllodelphio, Pa. vine, John H Macon, Go. viney, Warren E., Jr Tucker, Go. Vore, Johnle L Lowfey, fla. wberry, Jomes T Jacksonville, Flo. wberry, Joseph B., Jr Atlanta, Go. :kens, J. Tom, III Winder, Ga. :kinson, George N., Ill .... Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Ion, Mourice L., Jr Moysville, Ky. igwell, William A Sarasota, Flo. bblns, Jackie E Marietta, Go. bbs, Marion D , Jr Allanto, Ga. dd. Porks A., Jr., Chi Phi Rome, Go. dge. Lorry H Succosunna, N. J. Ion, Thomas M Donbury, Conn. miny, John C Atlonto, Ga. mm, Terry C Knoxville, Tenn. naldson, John A Albany, Go. noldson, John T East Point, Go. rrier, Thomas B., Alpha Tau Omega Old Hickory, Tenn. rsey, Robert C., Alpha Tau Omega Memphis, Tenn. rton, Raymond L East Point, Go. ss, Roger C, Koppo Alpha .... Avondole Estates, Go. ugloss, Wolter B., Jr Atlanta, Go. wning, John M., Jr., Delia Tan Delia . . . Savannah, Go. aisen, Borry H., Phi Epsi on Pi Anderson, S. C. !W, Horley R., Jr Waynesboro, Go. fxler. C. Joseph, Jr., Phi Delta Thela . . . Atlonto, Go. bin, Edmund D,, Jr., Chi Phi . . . Mountain Lakes, N. J. ckett, Eorl E., Jr Gostonlo, N. C. ggon, Chorles O Birmingham, Ala. ke, Charles E., De (o Tou Delia Atlanta, Go. nohoo, Williom T Winder, Go. neon, Jere M., Delia Sigma Phi Atlonto, Go. nn, James G Macon, Go. men, Nicholas S, Jr Bornesville, Go. rhom, Lindsay G Chottonooga, Tenn. voll, Howard M., Ill, Alpha Tau Omega Charlotte, N. C. voll, Jock P., Alpha Tau Omega .... Jocksonvllle, Flo. son, Ralph W., Jr Birmingham, Ala. ves, Everett J., Sigmo Alpha Epsilon . . . Shreveport, La. :, N. Walter ne, Frank M., Jr. Jdock, Robert D. g, Chorles E. . d, John G., Sigm, n, Kenneth H., Sit ford, Chorles F. ' Memphis, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Go. . Conmer, Ky. . . Canton, O. Hot Springs, Ark. . . Athens, Go. Thamosvllle, Go. Charlotte, N. C. Sigmo Nu Atlonto, Go. Dodc City, Fla. East Point, Go. Richard L, Phi Delia Thela .... Osceola, Ark. ph Bishop, Jr Cartersvllle, Go. Alpha Tau Omega uel H., Ill Crystal City, Mo. Crum, Homer P., Jr Tifton, Go. Culpepper, Sammy A Arobi, Go. Currie, Rlchord M, Jr Cov ington, Tenn. Cushing, Charles L,, Phi Gommo Delta .... Tampa, Flo. Cuttlno, Benjamin A., S.gmo Phi Eps. on . . . Sumter, S. C. Doigh, George M., Kappa Alpha Atlonto, Go. Dollis, Pork A., Ill Decatur, Go. idbi L l Eddie, Carroll T., J,., 6e(a Thelo Pi .... Louisville, Ky, Edwards, Byard, Sigmo Nu Ponchalonia, la Edwards, William Von B, Jr Griffin, Go Elam, Merrill L Clorksville, Tenn Elder, John T., Jr Kingsport, Tenn, Elders, Telford E Reidsville, Go, Elgorresto, Lorenzo, Jr Hartford, Conn. Elieier, Isroel, Alpha Epsi on Pi Mempfils, Tenn. Elliolt, Ronald E Stanford, Ky, Elsos, Roger DeW., Beta Tbeta Pi ... . New Orleans, la. Elwell, James R Thomosville, Go. Ely, Donald A Beloit, Wis. Emerson, Richard L Miomi, Flo Emkin, Leroy, Alpha Epsi on Pi Brooklyn, N. Y. EmmeH, John R., Alpha Tan Omega West Polm Beach, Flo. Endicolt, James H Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. English, John B, II Epsom, Surrey, England Epps, Jones N, Jr Atlonfa, Go. Epps, Ronnie E Macon, Go. Epstein, Jock M., Alpha Fpsi on Pi Atlonla, Ga. Erb, Jon H., Delia Upiilon Atlanta, Go. Erickson, Raymond R Chamblee, Go Ermentrout, Stone T., Ch. Phi College Pork, Go Ervin, Williom D Shelbyville, Tenn Escalon, Ricardo P Son Salvador, El Salvador Essoff, Roger J., De (o Sigmo Phi Roberta, Go Esther, Jomes D Atlonlo, Go Eubonks, Geo. Ray Atlanta, Ga. Fockler, Robert H., De (o Upiilon .... Winter Pork, Flo Fovohmond, Ahmond Tehran, Iron Forber, Sidney S Atlonto, Ga. Farmer, John J , III Newnon, Go. Ferguson, Paul G Shreveport, Lo. Fern, David R., Srgmo Chi Atlanta, Ga. Fernonde!, Miguel A Chihuahua, Chih, Mexico Ferrell, Robert L., Pi Kappa Alpha Romey AFB, Puerto, Rict Fielder, John P., Sigma Phi Epsi on Tampa, Fla Field, Morsholl R Smyrna, Go Fields, Williom D Griffin, Ga Fields, William T Atlonto, Go Figueroa, David R N. Miami Beach, Flo Fink, Marion M., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsi on . . Birmingham, Ala Fischer, Thomas D Havana, Fla Fitzgerald, Bruce D., Phi Delia Thela . . Virginia Beach, Vo Filzsimons, Hugh T., Beta Thela Pi Atlanta, Go Fitzsimmons, Joseph B Ft. Lauderdale, Flo Fitzwilson, Roger L Atlanta, Ga Flonigon, Brondell L Toccoa, Go Fleming, Charles E, Jr Atlonto, Go Flinn, George Shea, Jr Memphis, Tenn Flowers, Paul R., Jr., Delia Tau Delia .... Dothon, Ala Flowers, Ronold E Bethesdo, Md Folsom, Rondoll M Ashburn, Go Fordc, Irving W, Jr Huntsville, Ala Fortner, Robert H Forest Pork, Go Franklin, Samuel O., Ill, Sigma Alpha Epsi on Atlonto, Go Freel, Julian C, Jr., Tau Koppa Epsi on . . . Roopville, Go Freeman, Clifford W., Jr Atlonto, Go Freeman, Harriett J Lithonia, Go Freemon, Jomes R., Ill, Beto Thelo Pi . . . Savannah, Tenn Freund, Alexonder, Ph, Eps 7on Pi N. Y., N. Y Fritschle, Stephen K Kingsport, Tenn Fruendt, Christian K., Tau Kappa Epsi on . . Andover, Mass Fry, John B Colquitt, Go Fugale, Kelly G Louisville, Ky Fulghum, Roymond E., Thela Chi . . . . Houston, Texo! Funderburk, Ernie D Eatonton, Go Fuseler, John W., Jr Greenville, S. C Futch, Roiford S., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsi on , . Ocolo, Flo Galbaugh, Chorles A Atlanta, Go Golbough, Robert G Atlonto, Go Gallemore, Windsor G Perry, Ga Goranflo, Kirk T Colorodo Springs, Colo GarciaCarreros, Carlos, Jr Decatur, Go Gordner, Howard L., Alpha Tau Omego . . . Palotko, Fla Gardner, Spencer H., Phi Sigma Koppo . . Lancaster, S. C Gorr, Gerald B Decatur, Go Garth, Robert D., Bela Thela Pi Gainesville, Ga Garvin, Chorles D Atlonto, Go Gollin, John L, Jr Hawkinsville, Go Gaughf, Ronold C, Thelo Chi Albony, Go Gozzo, Joseph A, Jr Nurnberg, Germany lomb( o Chi Alpha Gentry, Woyne H Clearwater, Fla, . U Ft. Valley, Go. eer, Harry Atkinson, Jr Ellenwood, Ga einer, Albert L., Be o T ieto Pi ... St. Petersburg, Fla einer, Charles A, 111 Newburgh, N. Y eshom. William J, Jr Washington, Go iffin, Harlan Marietta, Go ifSn, Michael M West Polm Beach, Flo oover, William R., Jr Fairfax, Ala ubbs, Frank C Louisville, Ky Wil ilbe Ed R., Ill ird H., Jr Pens( ula. Mis cola, FIc H,, lambda Chi Alpha Memphis, Tenn Jomoico, New York . Savannah, Ga Jiglcr, James C, Sigmo Chi Cartersville, Ga iley, Nedom A., Chi fh, Atlonto, Ga lley, William J Hazlehurst, Ga all, William T., S.gmo Alpha Epsilon .... Dolton, Ga illford, Roger W Toccoo, Go jlpert, Edward S,, Alpha Epiilan Pi .... Miami, Fla imbrick, John D Eastman, Ga jmilton, Robert L Atlanta, Go immond, Robert L., Jr., Beta Thela Pi . . Birmingham, Ala, impton, James S Hapeville, Ga jncock, Robert D, Jr Savannah, Go ick, Tho Sar ry L. Atlonto, Go jnd, Peter H Boco Grande, Fla iney, Bobby R Aragon, Go jnkinson, John L Valdosia, Go jrdocre, Milton J,, III, Sigma Nu . . . . Barrington, III irgrove, Albred D, Jr Macon, Go irgrove, Ronald C Atlonto, Go jrmon, Edward G College Pork, Go jrms, lowrence G Sarasota, Flo irper, Henry S McDonough, Ga jrper, Truitt, Jr Atlanta, Go irrell, Aldo V, Jr Columbus, Go irrell, William H., Koppo Alpha .... Jocksonville, Flo. irrington, Bert S., Ill, S.gmo Alpha Epsi on . . Atlanta, Go irris, Boron A,, Alpha Epsi on Pi Atlanta, Go jrris, Goston C, Jr., Phi De lo Thela .... Ocolo, Flo irrli, Hubert L., Jr., Koppo Alpha .... Atlonto, Go irris, James K Bessemer, Ala irris, John K Galveston, Texas jrris, William R Griffin, Ga, jsklns, Alden G Miomi, Flo, itfield, Eugene A Worner Robins. Go ithcock, Quinton Guyton, Ga George, Charles George, Daniel Gibbons, Edword E., Ill Arnold, Md. Giglio, Thomas L Atlanta, Go. Givens, Michoel E Bethlehem, Pa. Glodney, Calvin B Warner Robins, Go. Glendenning, George W Atlonto, Go. Glockner, Ronald W., Phi Kappa Tau ... Covington, la. Godbold, Fronds S., Phi Delia Thela . . . Florence, S. C. Goebel, Ronold A Shreveport, Lo. Goettsche, Dennis C, Sigmo Phi Epsilon . . Arlington, Vo. Goldberg, Steven H., Phi Epsilon Pi Atlanta, Go. Goldner, John T Stuart, Flo. Goldsmith, Dovid N Rockville Centre, N. Y. GonzolezRevilla, Roberta . . . Goodrich, Dovid B., Phi Kappa Si£ Goodsell, Joel T Gordon, Jeffrey L., Kappa Sigmo Gordon, Melvin T., Jr Panama, Republic of Panama no . . . Hicksville, N. Y. . . . . Ft. Scott, Konsas Atlonto, Go. Gordon, Rudolph T., De (o Sigma Phi Mo Gorl John Mori eler, Peter H,, Beto Thelo Pi Flo Tenn. Groho Chorles J., Jr Ne Orle Graham, Robbie I Atlonto, Ga Graves, Henry T, Jr Cartersville, Go Gray, Donold M., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sovonnoh, Go Gray, Robert Bruce, Jr Longdale, Ala Howard F, Jr Brandenburg, Ky. Robert H Springfield, Mo. Robert W Eosi Point, Go. s, Charles E Thomasville, Go. !, Ford C Atlonto, Go. !, Larry W Columbus, Go. s M. Arthur Augusta, Go. i s r?, ei n Hulsey, Wayne G Metter, Go Hunt, Douglas R., Thela Chi Marietta, Go. Hurford, Barry J Decatur, Go. Hutchinson, Richard C, II, Ph, Kappa Sigmo . Highland, Calif. Hutson, Sonford E., Sigma Nu Stuflgort, Ark. Hyatt, Harold G Smyrna, Go. Iley, Charles H., Jr., Phi Sigmo Koppo . . . Annopolis, Md. Ingle, William B Arogon. Go. Ingrohom, Roddy P Miomi Springs, Flo. Isbcll, George 0., Sigma Ph, fpsi on . . . Cedortown, Go. Ivey, Stephen R Detroit, Mich. Jocks, Kenneth A., Ph, Sigmo Koppo . . . Bornesville, Go, Jockson, Charles E, Jr N. Decatur, Go. Jockson, Donald V Atlonto, Go. Jackson, Jomes L Columbus, Ga. Jockson, Mary A Tullohomo, Tenn. Jackson, Williom E Gracewood, Ga. James, Chorles T Thomosville, Ga. James, Jerry P Axson, Ga. James, Richard E., Ill Doroyille, Go. James, Roger O Centervilie, Tenn. Hous, George E Nanuet, New Hawkins. James H Greenville, Howkins, John B Macon Hawkins, Paul F Silver Springs, Mr Howkins, Robert W Brunswick Hayes, H. Croig, Kappo Alpha Atlanta Hayes, Gory L College Pork, Gr Hearon, William V Americus Heoth, Paul E., Phi Kappa Sigmo .... McKeesport, P Heotherly, Rolph E Decotur, G Heburn, George W Rome, N. 1 Hefter, Melvin T Nonuet. N. Helton, Raymond E Newnon, G Henderson, Charles P Oxford, Al Henderson, George I loke Worth, Fli Henderson, Rayburn L Riverdole Hendrick, William B., Thelo Chi . . . Pompono Beoch Hendrix, Robert H Johnson City, Tenr Herington, Donold M Atlonto, Herring, Alvan A, Jr Macon, Heselmeyer, Robert H., Thela Kappa Epsi on Noshville, T Hess, Philip L., Sigmo Chi Corol Gables, Hess, Richard W., Delta Sigmo Phi Beloit, V Hester, James G Savannah, Hicks, Roger I., Ill Atlanta, Higglns, Lawrence W Coral Gobies, Higley, John A, Jr Ft. Worth, T Hill, Jocqueline N Jonesboro, Hill, Spencer W.. Ill, Phi Koppo Sigmo . . Williomsport, Hilliard, Joe M Atlanta, Hines, Walter J, Jr Mobleton, Hinson, George M Moultrie, Hinton, Tommy L Thomson, Hirsch, Myles E., Alpha Epsi on Pi Eost Point, Hitchcock, George T., Phi Koppa Tou Mocon, Hoag, Jomes D East Point, Go Hodes, Herbert C, Alpha Epsi on Pi . . Proirie Village, Hodges, James P Voldosto Hodnett, Samuel A., Jr., Sigmo Nu . . . Oak Ridge, Tenn Hoenes, Robert W Boltimore, Mdl Hoffman, Robert A., Phi Kappa Tou .... Chillum, Md ' Holberton, John E Forest Pork, Go Holley, Jomes M., Jr Atlanta. Ga Holmon, John R., Chi Phi Atlonto, Go Holmes, Wayne R Modison, Go Holzmon, Robert B., Tou Koppo Epsi on . . Seoford, N. Y Hood, Edwin A Atlonto, Go ' Hood, William S Woycross, Go. Horn, Lee C Atlonto, Ga. Home, Ernest W, III Atlonto, Go Horlon, Charles L, Jr Rome, Go. Horwitz, Kenneth M., Phi Epsi on Pi Atlanta, Go. Houze, Donold R Cincinnoti O. Houze, Willner B., Jr LaGronge, Go. Howord, Charles E., Ill Severno Pork, Md. Howard, Johny K Sporto, Go. Howson. Peter B Atlonto, Go. Hubbard, Walter W Eost Point, Ga. Hudgens, John N, Jr Albony, Go. Hudson, Henry T Dothon, Alo. Hudson, Thomas W Buford, Go. Huff, Carey R., Sigmo Nu Bornesville, Go. Huff, Joel H, Jr Atlanta, Ga. Hughes, Joel H Atlanta, Ga. !, Voyle E Alderson, W. Va. ins, Jeffrey L Augusto, Co. ,, Peter D., II, Sigma Nu Hot Springs, Ark. s, Richord J Jocksonville, Flo. son, Donold A., Sigma Nu Boltlmore, Md. son. Douglos W., Thefo Chi . . . Hendersonville, Tenn. son, Harris T., Ill Atlanta, Ga. son, Herman W., Jr., De (o Upsilan . . Gainesville, Go. son. Jack F., Jr., ICoppo Alpha .... Columbia, S. C. son, Johnny I Cordele, Go. son, lorry L Huntsville, Ala. son, Lauren S Atlanta, Ga. son, Paul L Atlonto, Go. son, Robert D, Jr Anniston, Ala. son, Seoborn K Union City, Go. son, Williom A., Belo T iefo Pi ... . Sovannoh, Ga. I, Allen P., S.gmo Alpha Epsilon .... Atlanta, Go. i, Douglas W Augusta, Go. i, James F., Jr Atlanta, Go. !, James P., Jr., Thela Chi Macon, Go. i, Lindscy N College Pork, Go. i, Phil.p S., Jr Midville, Go. s, Robert R., Jr New Orleans, La. 1, Russell A Macon, Go. i, Warren T Gainesville, Go. ■n, William L Gombrills, Md. n, Arthur W., Jr Chottonoogo, Tenn. net, Phil G., iombdo Chi Alpha .... Houston, Texas , Roymond B., Jr Saint Marys, Georgia ck, Jerry M., Kappa Sigma Eost Vondergrift, Pa. litz, Richard L., Alpha fpsi on Pi . Fountain Inn, S. C. sr, James R Shelbyville, Tenn. , James Y Atlanta, Go. y, Philip D Soperton, Go. , Colin P Rome, Ga. , John W., II, Sigmo Chi Elmhurst, III. , William H., Jr., Sigma A(pho £psi on Dycrsburg, Tenn. edy, Kenneth L., DeKo Tou De (o . . . Monticello, Ky. edy, Robert H., lomfada Chi Alpha . . Florence, S. C. edy, William P., Ill North Syracuse, N. Y. ett, Christopher B HoHo-Kus, N. J. ison, Herbert A., Sigma Nu . . . West Oronge, N. J. Donald M Asuncion, Paraguay Tho ; W. . Atlontc Houston, Go. William, Beta Thefa Pi . . . le, Dewey R., Delia Tau Delia .... Houston, Texos , Isooc C, III Atlonto, Go. sy, Jock M Tallahassee, Flo. id. Ken. J Atlanta, Go. Bernard M Dolton, Go. Charlotte Venito Atlonto, Go. John B., Sigma Phi fpsi on .... Memphis, Tenn. Joseph H., Jr Birmingham, Ala. Thomas W Chottonoogo, Tenn. William H South Charleston, W. Vo. jy, Cleve R Avondale Estates, Go. ■, David M Atlanta, Go. iQtrick, John C, Jr., Sigmo C ii . , . Tuscaloosa, Ala. Br, James M., Phi Kappa Tou Foirburn, O. ry L College Pork, Go. Noel S. Atlo Michoel G., Delia Upsi on Augusta, Go. ;o, Ronald P Wyoming, Pa. Kl, Charles I Columbus, Go. 2 M,imMi ft It o - jP p pi Knight, Jock, Jr Montgomery, Ala. Knight, James R., Tau Kappa Epsilon Fernandino Beach, Flo. Kown, Hugh C Atlonto, Go. Kramer, Robert H Tampa, Flo. Kreitner, Paul J Corflond, N. Y. Kroemer, John A Macon, Go. Kubler, Jonathan M AHonto, Co. Laird, Williom M., II Memphis, Tenn. Lombert, Dona K Marietta, Ga. Lambert, Douglos R., Sigmo Alpha fpsi on Boco Roton, Fla. Lompsokis, Nickolos Soloniko, Greece Lone, William A Sovonnoh, Go. Loney, Leroy O., Kappa Sigma Decolur, Go. long, George f MiKord, Conn. loRoche, Ronald L., Kappo Sigma Lorsson, Mikoel Y., Alpha Tau Omega Boton Rouge, Lo. Stockholm, Sweden Hogansville, Go. lowhon, Clyde E., Sigmo Phi fpsi on . . . Shopville, S. C. Lowlcr, Michoel F St. Petersburg, Flo. Lowrencc William R Montgomery, Ala. Leoke, Jomes deN , Koppo Alpha . . . New Orleans. Lo. Birmingha Oslo Avios, I Alpha fpsf on a Alpha Eps. on Marks, John A Birminaham, Ala Morcti, Richard W. Mortin, Crolg H , S.g Mortin. Walter H , Sigmo Alpha Eps. on Jacksonville, fla. Martin, William T Savannah, Go. Maskevich, Anthony G Smyrna, Go. Moskol, Ronald W Miami Beoch, Flo. Moson, Charles P., Ill Pensocola, Flo. Motomoros. Ricardo G Almirante, Ponama Mathis, Barry R Atlanta, Ga. Matthews, John H, Jr Atlonta, Go. Matthias. Don W, Jr Marietta, Go. Mattison, Roland L Washington, D. C. Maxwell, Hggh F , Jr , De (a Sigma P ii . . . Memphis, Tenn. Moy, Clyde E Miami, Flo May, Jan T Hollywood, Flo McAdoms. Joe A Smyrna, Go McAllister, Charles N Artesia, Calif McBroyer, Dovid L Birmingham, Ala McCoo, Biprwell B., Thela Chi Anniston, Ala McCabe, Edword G Coral Gobies, Flo John A , Delia Tou Delto Cornwall, N eCroy, Doryl G Boton Rouge, e, Carlton E Avondole Estates, e. Gilbert C Mocon, e, Robert E, Jr Macon, mmond, Thomos W Polatka, noevs, George E., Kappa Alpha Roanoke, opold, Strotton P Savannah, ster, Frank K, Jr Jacksonville, ester, James W Mobleton, etion, Fronk H Orlando, svine. Philip I Florence. S !vy. Steven J Baltimore, swis, Richord A Atlanta, ddell, Robert E Memphis, Te entz, Jomes R , Jr., S.gmo Alpha Epsi on . . Savannah, ( ghtbourn, Colin M Nassau, Boh ndholm, Robert E Atlanta ngertelt. Johnny M Marietta, ( ' ttle. William A., Jr Mossopequo vingston, Edmund W, Jr Decot zorazu, Florcntino Oruro, ock, Gerald N Ozark, A ng, Billy M., Sigmo No Chattanooga, ng, Chorlotte D Atlanti ng. Ralph A„ Jr Allonto, (• rd, Robert J, Jr Mossopequo, N. ve. Dennis T Atlon Tho Atla iwery, John S,, Jr., Sigmo Chi Eastman, ( berger, Chorles N Toledo, inn, Barry C Atlanta yford, William T, III Morionno MocDowall, Jock S Atlonto MocGregor, Robert B, III Mocon Moclno. Anthony J Hialeoh, Fj MocNicholos, John M Stotesville, N.j Modigon. William P Wodsworth, Mo E., Jr. libo, Vene Atlanta, Mollory, John W., Ill, Alpha Ta,, Omega . . Anniston, A( Molone. Charles L , Jr., Ph. Comma Delia Boll Ground, Ci Monn, A. Richie Miami, F( Monn. John T., Jr., P, Kappa Alpha .... Memphis, Tel Monn, Mary, Alpha Xi Delia St. Petersburg, Fi Monn, Thomas Lotto, Jr., Phi S.gmo Koppo . . McLean, ' I Morchmon, lorry A., Sigma Nu Atlanta, Marks, Gordon E, Jr Tompo, F McCollum, Michael E McConts, Alan L,, Thela Xi . . McCoy, Ralph F., Jr McClotchey, Marvin R., Jr . Chi Phi McClelland, James M Atlo Chorle Heights, S. C. lorleston, S. C. Atlonta, Go. lakeland, Flo. McClung. Lorry W Forest Pork, Go. McClure, Kenneth A Canton, N. C. , He Calif. McCormick, Robert W., Thela Chi . . McCrory, Charles M Alexandria, Vo. McCrory, Thomas A., Jr , Thela Chi .... Woycross, Go. McCreless, Jerry N Rockville, Ind. McCully, William C, Phi Koppo Sigmo .... Rome, Go. McDodr George L Opo-Locka, Fla. McDoniil, Arthur L Albony, Ga. lanlcl, Olin A Senoio, Ga. Iroy, Thomas E., Jr., Sigma Chi .... Shreveport, Lo. errin, Sidney P., Jr Devon, Po. Sohee, Hotkey W., Jr., Delia Upsihn . . , Augusta, Ga. Sowon, Douglas E Waycross, Ga. nvale, Gerald D Macon, Go. •lee. Gregg LaR , Jr., Thela Chi . . . Minter City, Miss. :enzie, Jomes G . Delia Tau Delia .... Ashburn, Go. :enzie, William H., Jr Warner Robins, Go. :eown, Patrick G Ocala, Flo. :inney, Michael M New Smyrna Beach, Fla. tinney, Stephen A Forest Park, Ga. ellan, Donald H., Jr Sumter, S. C. endon, leighton C, Jr. Sigmo Alpha Epsilon Savannah, Ga. eod, Frank E Atlanta, Go. eroy, Loye C, Jr East Point, Ga. Lilian, Oden J Oxon Hill, Md. Ralph E., Alplia Tau Omega •leill, Charle liston, Ala Vhirter, Horace B., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Montgomery, Ala. idovrs, W.illiam L Decatur, Ga. Jlock. Randall B Atlanta, Go. ropoulos, Angela East Ruthertord, N. J. rers, Jesse L., Jr Clinton, Md. hoel, Bert, Jr Macon, Go. dous, Douglos E Decatur, Ga. er, Donald T., Ph, Gamma Delia .... Dallas, Texas er, John R., Delia Upsi on Winter Pork, Flo. er, Kenneth L., Koppa S.gmo .... Cleveland, Tenn. er, Milton E., Jr.. Koppo Sigma Decatur, Go. er, Paul C, Jr., Kappa Sigma .... Memphis, Tenn. er, Robert A Englewood Clif?s, N. J. er W. Mark, Pi Kappa Alpha .... Murrysville, Po. hollon, Michoel S East Point, Go. ien, Henry M., Alpha Cpsilon Pi . . . Miomi Beoch, Flo. gledorff, George H, III Douglas, Go. k, Donald D Knoxville, Tenn. or, Avery B., Jr Macon, Go. :hell, Stephen M., Tau Kappa Epsilan . . . Atlanta, Go. e, David E Marietta, Ga. e, Robert C, Jr Jonesboro, Go. Jensen, William F., Jr Utico, N. Y. loy, William T., Jr., lambda Chi Alpha . . . Cochran, Ga. oney, Robert, Belo Theto Pi Memphis, Tenn. itogue, Roger W„ III Woshington, D. C. itesinos, Miguel J, 111 College Park, Go. itgomery, Cecil G Oxford, Ala. itgomery, Joseph B., Ml Moryville, Tenn. EMM MM Moody, James W., Alpha Tau Omega . . Newport News, Vo. Moore, Glenn L., Jr., Beta Thela Pi Atlanta, Go. Moore, Gregory R Ashland, Ky. Moore, Harold T Rex, Ga. Moore, Jon Thomas Church Hill, Tenn. Moore, Lewis E., Jr., Koppo Alpha .... Gainesville, Ga. Moore, Richard R., Ill Norfolk, Va. Moore, William L., Delia Upsi on .... Turneryille, Ga. Moore, William P Fort louderdale, Flo. Morelond, Robert B., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Spartanburg, S. C. Morgan, John D., Tau Kappa Epsilon Birmingham, Ala. Morgan, Ted M Forest Pork, Go. Morgon, Wayne N., Jr Thomson, Go. Morgan, William G., Ill Atlanta, Go. 3rty, Patrick L., Tau Kappa Epsilon ly. Bill R is, George W is, John C Is, John H . . Henderson, Ky. . . Bristol, Tenn. Birmingham, Ala. . East Point, Ga. Daytona Beoch, Flo. Bowling Green, Ky. Princeton, Ky. Moseley, Charles D., Jr., Phi Delia Thela . . . Monroe, Go. Moseley, Samuel S Rome, Go. Mosar, Walter J., Delia Upsi on Atlanta, Go. Moses, John D Georgetown, S. C. Moss, Dewey I Dalton, Go. Moye, Frank C Sondcrsville, Go. Moyer, Leonard E., Jr., Delia Sigma Phi .... Roslyn, Pa. Mujico, Agustin Nolo Rey, Puerto Rico Mullins, Everette E., Jr Chauncey, Ga. Munro, Richard P., Jr Columbus, Go. Murphy, Cecil E Gainesville, Go. Murphy, Daniel L, Jr Morelond, Ga. Murray, Joseph H Orlando, Flo Myers, Joseph H., Jr., Ctii Psi . . . . Chottanooga, Tenn. s, Raymond E., Sigma Nu Moillond, Flo. , Welson A, Jr Allanio, Go. e, Lowton M, III Guyton, Go, Benny D Atlanta, Ga. an, Robert E., Jr., De (a Tou De )a . . . Memphii, Tenn. Ideal, Go. Ellis H. Nopolei III, S.gma Phi Epsi on Gadsden, Ala Nelson, Warren L,, Phi Sigma Kappa .... Plant City, Fla. Nelson, Williom C, Jr Bloirsville, Go. Nesbitt, Bobby L Mableton, Ga. Nettles, Patrick H , Jr , Delia Tan Delia . . . Camden, Ala Nettles, William E Dolton, Go. Newbern, Jesse, III, Alpha Jau Omega . . . Brunswick, Go Newton, George E Atlanta, Ga. Newton, Isaac E., Ill, Sigma Chi ... . Coral Gables, fla. Nichols, Jackie Ray, Phi Sigma Kappa .... Ashland, Ky. Nichols, Jon Allan Dallas, Texas Nicolet, Robert D Weston, Conn. Nicolett, Robert v., rou Cappo Epsilon . Lake Ronkonkomo, N. Y. Nix, Clifford E., Pi Kappa Alpha Norfolk, Va Nix, Douglas M., Sigma Nu McRae, Ga. ss - n fs a r John P Bay Mine Nix, Martin J. Norgard, John D., Phi Sigma Koppa Norton, Michael A., Sig Notmon, David M,, Thei Nowlln, Robert E., S.grr . Charleston, Johnson City, Ten Ootes, Richord W. Robe New Orleans, 1 Manchester, Mo Arkodelpbia, Ai Mobletoi . . Steel G., altir Ootes, Robert W Steele Obenshoin, David, Delia Sigma Phi ... St. Petersburg O ' Bryont, Jeffrey D Springfield, M. Ochs, Thomas A., Delia Too Delia Louisville, K- O ' Connor, Thomas S., Jr., Pi Koppo Phi . . . Mobile, Ale OHora, William J, III New Orleans, Li Oldham, Charlie D, Jr Oliver, James L, II tingho Oli Ols. Mis III The Mead, N. Olsen, Richard A Olson, Roger W., Beta Thela Pi Miami, Flc O ' Meoro, Williom T Charlotte, N. C Oquende, Roul E San Jose, Costa Ric ORear, Steward W., Jr Aiken, S. C Onen, Newton C, Jr Atlanta, Gc Owens, Chorles E, 111 Atlanta, Gc Owens, Richard L Atlanta, Gc Owens, William R Atlanta, Go Pardi, Carlos A Marochibo-Venezuel. Pardue, Torzi A Ft. Lauderdale, Fid Paris, Joseph M., Sigma Alpha fpsi on ... Lak Parish, lorry L Cone. and, Flo Edg Porris, Parver Potsio. Potter: A., Alpha fpsi on Pi Lafayette, Ga Atlonto, Go ard M,, Jr Savannah Beach, Ga Potterson, Joseph R Nashville, Tenn Patterson, Roger A., Jr., De )o Tou De (a . . Bessemer, Ala Patterson, Walter J., Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Dudley, Moss Pottillo, Joseph R LIthonia, Ga Payne, Morgan Q., Phi Koppo Sigma Rome, Go Payne, Robert L Atwoter, Colli Peacock, frank A Jockson, Miss Pearce, William H College Pork, Go Peorre, Robert H., Ill Atlanta, Ga Pearson, John M Bellevue, Nebr Pearson, J. Vaughn Bastrop, La Peck, Wesley D, Jr Sorosoto, fla Penfleld, Scott R, Jr Birmingham, Ala Pennington, Charles E Cedortown, Ga Pennington, Ronald K Birmingham, Alo Pepitone, Thomas R., lombdo Chi Alpha . . Brldgeton, N. J Perkins, Virgil L Mllner, Ga Perry, Dovid F Covington, Ky Kenneth E., Slgmo Alpha Epsiloa . . Savannah, Ga Per! Alva G., Ill Tau Kappa Epsilon Petrecca, I Petty, James C, Jr Pborr, John K., Jr., Sigma Nu Phelps, John R., Pi Kappa Alpha Flushing, N. Y Phelps, Wlllion E., Ill, Sigma Nu . . . . Greenville, S. C. Phillips, Chorles T Winston-Salem, N. C. Phillips, Frank S Westhampton, Mass. Phillips, Gary N Atlanta, Go. Phillips, Harry H, Jr Franklin Lakes, N. J. Phillips, William G., Ill Memphis, Tenn. Picciotto, Roberto Guotemalo, Guatemala PIckels, James M Jacksonville, Fla. Plrkle, Clyde E., Jr lulo, Ga. PloM, John P., Jr., Befo Thela Pi ... . Johnson City, Tern. Plunkett, Joseph C Atlonlo, Go. Poe, Teddy A Carlisle, Ky. Pope, Billy M Hapeville, Ga. Porter, John A Decatur, Ga. Jua M. Mic Fla. Potter, William F., Jr Forest Pork, Go. Powell, Cecil L., Jr., Phi Delia T ieta . . Sportanburg, S. C Powell, Eugene A Marietta, Ga. Powell, Wolton C Hartwell, Ga. r, William H., Jr., lambda Chi Alpha . . Atlanta, Go. ltd, Eorl C Memphis, Tenn. . Clifford L, Jr Atlanta, Ga. , John H., Jr Atlanta, Ga. , John L Swainsboro, Ga. Iley, Jerry M., Ph Delia Theto . . North Augusta, S. C. Wll litt, James D iser, Eornest G., Kappa Alpha orterman, Edward M kestrow, Stanley W msey, Christopher C, Jr msey, Thornwell L., Jr., Alpha Tau Ori ndolph. Michael J., Phi Kappa Tau uchhous, George F., Alpha Tau Omega «l, Michael E Atlo . . Atlanta, Go. Chesterfield, S. C. Brunswick, Ga. Mableton, Ga. Woodbin Atlonti Sylvanic t, John C, Jr (■burn, Virgil H, III 3gor, Fred I., Pi Kappa Alpha . . :hner, Charles F, III sd, Richord B ■d, William H., Beta Thela PI . .  der. Earl Thomas, Phi Kappa Sigma ■se, William A bberg, Allen W id, Nancy J inhold, Richard A ling, Thor D Soo Poulo, Brazil msen, Peter W Bethesda, Md ipess, Jomes I., Ill, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Atlanta, Go rercomb Everett E.. Jr., Sigmo Alpha fpsilon . McLean, Va Wr, rille, Ga. Atlanta, )lds, Chri Atlo el P., Jr., Delta Tau Delia e, Walter V Wildwood, N. J. h, Clarence E, III Blairsville, Go. hardson, James B., Jr Columbia, S. C. hardson, Jomes J., Delia Tou Delia .... Atlanta, Go. hardson, Philip N., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Birmingham, Ala. hardson, Terry J., tombda Chi Alpho . . . Mayfield, Ky. )kin, Joseph I Kensington, Md. chie, Robert W Walker AFB, N. Mexico ers. Dale Boll, Alpha fpsilon Pi Atlanta, Go. ers, Williom E Macon, Go. es, Stephen R., Jr., Bela Thela Pi . . . Springfield, Pa. bblns. Lorry D Marietta, Go. berts, Henry F Atlonto, Go. bertson, Paul A Smyrna, Go. binson, Jock P., Jr Dothan, Ala. binson, William lee Macon, Ga. cker, Jomes O Melter, Go. dgers, Walt A Atlanta, Ga. gon, Robert McK., Jr Middlesboro, Ky. gen, Richard J., Phi fpsilon Pi ... . Greenville, S. C. gers, Donald E Atlanta, Ga. Inick, Iven L., Alpho fpsilon Pi ... . Lawrence, N. Y. sen, Russell A., Phi fpsilon Pi Chorleston, S. C. sencronce, James A Lovonia, Go. use, Virginia Sue Augusta, Go. uth, Gary G Coral Gables, Fla. wland, Clarence L., Phi Kappo Sigma . . . Atlanta, Go. dmon, Bernard J., Phi fpsilon Pi ... . Richmond, Va. eler, Jomes McH Savannah, Go. ggles, John F Ft. Riley, Kan. ik, Ronald G., Sigma Nu Atlanta, Go. 1 I mmMm Russell, John Mtl., lambda Ch. ' Alpha . . Manc hester, Go Rgton, Lawrence R., Sigma Nu . . . . Hoddonfield, N, J Ryburn, Richard C Alcoa, Tern Sadler, John C, Phi Gamma Delta . . . Harriman, Tcnn, Sallmarsh, Frederic A., Jr Atlanta, Ga Sanders, Hugh A-, Delia Tou Delia Decatur, Ga Sappinglon, Merrill A., Sigma Phi Epsi oo . . Barnesville, Go Saterbak, Robert T., Tau Kappa Ipsihn . . Birmingham, Ala Saunders, Charles B., Thela Chi . . Robins Air Force Base, Go Saunders, Nathan H., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Live Oak, Flo Sovage. Joseph D Albany, Go Soye, Wolter M Atlanta, Go Scales, James L Jackson, Miss, Schorf, Ronald E , Beta Thela Pi Litchfield, III Scher, Allan l„ Phi fpsi on Pi Richmond, Va, Schlorb, Roger J., Delia Tau Delia Conton, O, Schlitzkus, Gus W, Jr Columbus, Go, Schoclzel, Hugh Van D Glastonbury, Conn, Schoninger, Howard M., Phi £ps.7on Pi . . Miami Beach, Flo Schreiber, Richard W., Thela Chi . . . Camp Springs, Md Schulslad, Gregg A,, Pi Kappa Alpha Birmingham, Ala Schwartz, Ronney M Decatur, Ga Scogin, Buford M., Jr Avondole Estates, Ga Scott, Donald E Riverdale, Go Scott, George M., Jr Norcross, Go Scoville, John T., Sigma Phi fpsi on ... St, Augustine, Fla Scruggs, Leonard McC, Sigma Phi fpsi on . . . Decatur, Ala Scruggs, Robert C, Sigma Chi Stotesboro, Ga Seaman, Frank LeB., II Altomonte Springs, Fla Sears, Carl L., Delia Tau Delia Waycross, Ga Segers, Jerry W., Chi Psi Gobbcttville, Go Selby, William E-, Sigma Chi Mottoon, III Serafis, John-Faidon E Athens, Greece Setaro, Daniel M Vicksburg, Miss Settle, Frank L Jacksonville, Fla iHilM 3 Shoff, Dovid H Ft. Lauderdale, F| Shannonhouse, Stephen L Forest Park, G. ' Sharp, Gunter P Merigold, Mis Sharp, Worren G., Jr Bartow, Fh Sharpe, Elonzo F., Jr Johnson City, Ten Shaw, Leonard R., Jr Nashville, Ten Shaw, William A,, Alpha Tau Omega . . . Charlotte, N. I Shearer, Gilbert S Atlanta, G. Shelley, Lynndo Louise Morietto, G. Shepherd, William C, II Atlanta, G. Sheppard, Jerry G Sandersville, G. Shiflett, Robert W Lindale, G. Shiver, Francis D Covington, Gi Shoot, Antony R Salisbury, N ( Short, Jordon P., IV, Alpha Tau Omega .... Tifton, Gi Shull, Lonnie N., Jr Columbia, S. Shute, Marshall H Atlanta, G. Sibley, William C, Chi Psi Holliston, Mas Sicvert, Gerold E Dolton, G. Simmons, David A Son Antonio, Texc Simmons, Horold B., Sigma Phi fpsi on . . . Sylocougo, Al. Simmons, Jerry J Tifton, G. Simmons, John W Jonesboro, G. Simms, Billy D Morietto, Gi Simonet, Jocobo E Son Juan, Puerto RIc Sisk, David P Chicasow, Al. Sizemore, Jerry B Decatur, G Sizemore, Michael M., Belo Theto Pi Miomi, Fl. Sjostrom, Herbert R., Jr Atlanta, G Skinner, Ronold J Douglosville, G. Skoglond, Robert W Hollywood, Fli Skott, Ivon N., Alpha fpsi on Pi Atlanta, G( Slater, Robert T., Phi fpsi on Pi Miami, Fh Smoll, Jomes C Ft. Benning, G Smith, Barry A Savannah, Gi Smith, Buford, P Florence, Ah Smith, Charles L., Jr., Sigmo Chi .... Huntsville, Ah Smith, Charles R„ III Concord, G Smith, Dale K Marietta, Gi Smith, Eric N New Orleans, I Smith, Forrest D Atlanta, G Smith, Gory R Milford, Cor Smith, Horry D, Jr Augusta, G Smith, James E Charleston, S. I Smith, John D Villa Rico, Gi Smith, John R Bristol, Ten Smith, John W., Pi Koppo Alpha .... Nederland, Texi Smith, Ronold C Powtucket, R. I i2 m 1, Jack C, P. (toppo Alpha Englewood, Flo. a, Mark E Fairfield, Ala. dero, Stanley T, Jr Sandy Springs, Go. hens, Lyndol E Campton, Go. hens, Rome E., Sigmo Phi Epsi on . . . Fitzgerold, Ga. henson, Ronald H Houston, Texas ens, Clark T Macon, Go. ens, Wm. R., Ill, Delta Sigmo Phi .... Aiken, S. C. s, William Y McCoysvillo, Go. H. Ale a, Vo Wolo, Guillermo Panama, Rep. of Panama )S, James R,, II, Theto Chi Atlanta, Go. kdole, Jarrell W., Jr Sandy Springs, Go. Idard, Spotswood Douglas, Jr White Stone, Vo. r, Stephen R Leesburg, Flo. jner, Richard A., Kappa Sigma Decatur, Go. ;es, Louie E Buenos Aires, Argentina ey, Harvey F Calvert City, Ky.  e, David L Rossvillc, Go. luss, Leopoldo Caracas, Venezuela :kland, Charles D Atlanta, Ga. :kland, James F Plant City, Fla. ng, Paul I., Sigma Chi New Bedford, Pa. irt, elide M Newport, Ark. irt. Rush B Newport, Ark. bs, Joseph G Atlanto, Go. lbs, Norman R., Tou Kappa Epsi on . Haiku, Maui, Hawaii ler, Terronce I., Delta Sigmo Phi . . New Philadelphia, O. doth. Fred l, Jr Rome, Ga. derlh, James T Atlanta, Ga. dgren, Roger W., Sigma Nu Atlanta, Go. on, Williom A., Sigma Nu Albany, Go. Its, William F., Ill Nashville, Tenn. irlo, Dennis A Coral Gables, Flo. or, George K Brunswick, Go. r, Jerome B, II Mt. Kisco, N. Y. onl, Bruce K Decatur, Go. on, Philip A., Tau Kappa Epsi on . . Port Wentworlh, Go. iplin, Bobby E., Alpha Tau Omega .... Madison, Ga. kersley, Charles S. Ill Winter Haven, Flo. 5, Jomes R., Koppo Sigmo Clorkston, Go. lor, Broyton H Birminghom, Ala. lor, Fronk C, Jr Tifton, Go. lor, John H., Jr., Koppo Sigma .... Memphis, Tenn. lor, Roger A Fori Gaines, Go. lor, Worren M., Jr Baltimore, Md. ford, Arthur C, III, Thela Xi Eau Gollle, Flo. nlund, Paul A., lambda Chi Alpha . . . Brooklyn. N. Y. Smith, Robert D., Jr Atlanta, Ga. Smith, Robert D Reading, Moss. Smith, Sam J., Ill, Koppo Alpha Monlicello, Go. Smith, Ted P Old Hickory, Tenn. Smith, Theodore T.. Jr Dollon. Ga. Smith, Wilkins R Sharpsburg, Go. Smith, William J., Delia Tou Delia . . Woodcliff Lake, N. J. Smyth, Walter L Atlanta, Ga. Sneod, Thomas R Cryllol River, Fla. Sneed, Robert M Atlanta. Go. Snelson, Ronald J., Phi Koppo Sigma . . . Gainesville, Go. Solley. James H. C, Jr Birminghom. Ala. Sonis, Frank L Horlinger, Texos Southerlond, William B LaFayette. Ga. Sowo. Peter W Birmingham, Ala. Sowell. Larry G Albany. Ga. Sponn, Donold P., Sigmo No ... . Moncks Corner, S. C. Sporrow, James M Hortsville, S. C. Speer, Wilburn R., Delia Sigmo Phi .... Atlonto. Go. Spells. Joseph W.. Jr Orlondo. Fla. Spradling, William R.. Koppo Sigmo .... Atlanta. Go. Spring, Alon H Atlanta, Go. Sprouse, Jomes E,, Sigmo Alpha Epsi on . . Clarksville, Tenn. Stofford, Henry T, Jr Anniston, Ala. Stall, David G Newport News, Vo. Stallings, Ronold D., Alpha Tou Omega . . Evonsville, Ind. Stomm, John E Northport, N. Y. Standard, James D., Jr Jonesboro. Go. Stonsbury. Dennis W.. Sigma Nu Baltimore. Md. Stopleton, Code A. Jr Decatur. Ga. Starr. John H, III Gray. Go. Starr. Rogers F,, Jr.. Koppo Alpha Jockson. Go. Sleorns. Porley M. II Baker. La. Stearns, Robert D., Phi Delia Thela Miami, Fla. Steele, Lawrence B, III Waynesboro, Vo. Q iESl Bi M ,S - Terry, Williom H, III Thomawille Tessner, R. Lynrard JocksonvilU Thatcher, Peter D Pebble Beach, Thorp, David L Midland, Tex, Thayer, Kenneth L, II Warner Robins, Thibout, Willit H. Thorj J. Boyc, aldson DecQ ; S,, Jr Walls, A Tios, John Kirkland, III Florence, S nas, John Powhatan, III Decatur, ros, John W , Delta Tou Delia Norfolk ' , ras, Malcolm H Polm Harbor, nas, Randell C Sigmo Alpha Epsllon . . . Augusta, npson, Bernard, Phi Sigma Kappa .... Cincinnati npson, Ernest D Augusta, G. npson, John R Swoinsborc ph T. N. Robe Ted M Gr, Lexinc Atla II, Phi Sigma Kappa Lambda Chi Alpha orosota, FU ckledge Tinsley, Jerry L., Kappa Alpha Tomblin, Edward B. . . . Tomllnson, Ronald L. . . . . Senoic Columbus Totfy, Lonnie Trainer, Will Y., Jr Lou rille. Ill Aike S. C E Atlonta, Gc Trammell, Douglas E Luthersville, Trebits, Robert N., Alpho fpsilon Pi ... . Doraville Trias, Jose A Coral Gables Troncalli Michael T Atlanta Truox, Richard A Lyons! True, Henry H., Jr., Kappa Alpha ... Ft. Lauderdale ' Tucker, Jomes A., Alpha Tou Omego . . . Columbus, Tuckman, Michael S., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . Jocksonville, Flo Tuggle, Joe G , Jr Olive Branch, Miss Turner, Albert D Gadsden, Alo Turner, Howard S , Tou Koppo fpsilon . . . McDonough, Go Turner, Hugh Jefferson, III McDonough, Ga Michael R. H,, Sign- Nu Robert P., Jr Mo cLean, Va Sebring, Fla Tui Tuten, John A., Alpho Tou Om Tutt, Charles S., Alpho Tau Orr Tuttle, Fred M Tysinger, William C. . . . Umphlett, Jerry C Von Aha, Earl S., Ill ... Vonce, Theodore K. . . . Von Cleave, Edward F., Jr Ft. Worth, Texa: Von Hook, Robert I., Jr., Kappo S.gma . . . Florence, S. C Vosse, Eric J Foirfleld, Conn Vaughn, Bernord C, Jr Atlanta, Ga Veol, Evelyn F Milledgeville, Ga Vick, Chester R Douglasville, Ga Vicknoir, Stephen A Atlanta, Ga Villa, Henry Borronquillo, Colombio, S. A Vinson, Michael E., Sigma Nu Jonesboro, Ark Voipe, Louis S Wadick, William P Waggoner, Thomas L Woldrop, Myron G Woldrop, William F., Jr. . . . Walker, David W Wolker, Geri G., lambda Chi Alpha Walker, Robert R , Phi Kappa Sigir. Wall, Henry B„ III Wallace, Steven M Walsh, James M Walters, Charles R., Beta Thcto Pi Wonds, Charles E Word, Jomes L Garfield, N. J. . Perry, Go. Ellenwood, Ga. Morietto, Ga- ■orest Pork, Go. Chattanooga, Tenn. Word, Leo Charles, III .... Warren, Kenneth M., Delfo Upsllon Warren, Roger M Washington, Richard K, Wosson, Rolph A,, Jr., Sigmi Wotkins, David W., Ill, The tkins, James 0„ Jr., Delia Tau Delia . . . Decalur, Ga. (kins, James W Benton, Ky. tkins, John W Atlanta, Go. tson, Everett H, Jr England, Ark, itson, Robert S Rlverdole, Md. tts, George I Gray, Go. ixmon, Carl M., Alpha Epsilon PI . . Chottanooga, Tcnn. over, Corl H McCoysville, Go. eks, RIchord B,, Jr., S. ' gmo Alpha Cpsihn . . Augusta, Go. igle, Robert L Hopevillc, Go. 11, Gory F Birmingham, Ala instein, Mark H., Alpha fps. on P Dayton, O. Middletown, O. Ish, Donold E., Delia Sigma Phi stbrook, Charles H Decatur, Go. stbrook, Richord N., Phi Kappa Tau . . . . Roswell, Ga. otiey, Julian A., Ill, Chr ' Phi Atlanta, Go. oeler, Joseph L, Jr Albany, Ga. ighom, Robert S, Jr Hopeville, Go. ippic. Lorry K., Alpha Tau Omega . . . Melbourne, Flo. isnont, David M., Phi Kappa Sigma .... Cicco, III. itoker, Wayne L., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Morgonton, N. C. ite, Mortin C Horhvell, Go. ite, Michael B LoBelle, Flo. ite, Robert A Atlanta, Ga. ite, Williom D Atlonto, Go. itehad, Daniel G Atlanta, Ga. itiey, James B., Phi Delia Thela Macon, Go. ittier, Donald R Atlanta, Go. itworth. Lorry B Barnesville, Go. rkershom, Erskine B., Jr Washington, Go. ggins, James R., Jr Kingston, Go. jhl, Richord A Cairo, Ga. cox, Alan LeR., Phi Gommo De (a .... Athens, Texas ker, Bernard H Rockville Centre, N. Y. kinson, Mourice C Manchester, Go. I, Doriel cm West Chester, Pa. Flo. Edward I Albany, Ga. Henry E., Jr Woodbine, Ga. James P Woycross, Ga. John Y., Phi Delta Thela .... Sovannah, Ga. Kenneth M Florence, Ala. Lowrence M Atlonto, Ga. Robert C, Chi Psi Chattonoogo, Tenn. Ft. Lauderdo Flo imsor, Eric D Elbcrton, Go. imson, Robert B., Tou Koppa Epsilon . . New Orleons, lo. ighom, Williom B., IV Atlonto, Go. Lewis C Atlanta, Go. n, Leslie C Kingsport, Tenn. n, Williom L, Jr Montgomery, Alo. n. Woody O., Jr Sumter, S. C. )erly, Ezeklel J Mocon, Ga. ird, Jo Rockrr Go. er, Alexonder L., Phi fpsi on Pi . . John Wilson S., Jr., lambda Chi Alpha Mic Beoch, Flo. News, Richard C. Ite, Armin F, III Mt. Pleosont, S. C. life, Jackie M., Alpha Epsi on Pi Atlanta, Ga. imack, William L Birmingham, Alo. iOd, Allen R Woshington, D. C. iod, Charles N., Jr Lipscomb, Alo. lodoll. Lorry C, lombdo Chi Alpha . . . Woodland, Go. l l J i Woods, Jimmy L Allonlo, Go. Woods, Mickey A Auburndole, Flo. Woodward, Frederick M., Koppo Sigmo . . . Clorksvillc, Tenn. Woodward, Roger P Norfolk, Va. Wooten, Williom C, III, Sigma Phi £psi7on . . . Anniston, Alo. Wormwood, Christopher T., Bela Thela Pi . . . Tompo, Flo. Wren, Walter A Mocon, Go. Wright, Peter B., Sigma Chi .... Fort Lauderdale, Flo. Wright, Ronold C Ft. Mill, S. C. Wylly, Robert L., Ill, De(fo Upsr on Atlonto, Go. Wynn, James R Decatur, Go. Yancey, Foster V., Jr Morietto, Go. Yoncey, Horold O Atlonto, Go. Young, Curtis H., Jr Atlanta, Go. Young, Elwyn R Young, Richord N Zehner, Stephen P., Oe (o Sigma Phi Zelmcr, Peter K . Delia Sigma Phi . Zielsdorff, George F Zimmermon, Clarence D. . . . Zimmerman, Wolter, Phi Epji on Phi August Ft. Mye rille, N. J. lonto. Go. Mami. Flo. as the techman begins to think more seriously about life and his future . . . he suddenly realizes that it is time to formulate a new code of values for himself . . . that he must now acquire renewed . . . having set aside much of the capriciousness of youth and achieved the foundation of a purpose in life, the maturing tech person pursues learning with more zeal . . . V-5$?? 43 1 the techman begins to think more seriously of his future ... his interests change considerably and he becomes attracted to things of an intellectual nature . . . 45 46 ■■AiyjaM the techman finds that even in the sheltered world of college un- pleasant realities must be faced occasionally . Ll ' If L m ' h ' fi 1 ■- ' ii ftlJ MnBii i A 1 r B. IEo A ' ' he debates the ancient question of college men in choosing dates: sex vs. companionship . . . alien wesley, secretary of the student body . mccutchen, student body president n ■ 1 1 dick frame, student body vice-president the FACULTY PARKING PUBLICITY Terry Gerber Jim Baldwin STUDENT DISCOUNT SERVICE Grady Throsher STUDENT UNION BUILDING Jim Jeler STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE CAMPUS GOVERNMEK Bill Thau I Btifdent council ATHLETIC AND SCHOOL SPIRIT Jerry Cox i student council represents the efforts of the entire ident body to govern itself, the council officially aresents and acts for the student body in all of its erests. it acts as the connecting link between the rdent body and the administration through its elected iresentatives. it controls all extracurricular activities, rdent activity fees, and handles all general com- aints of the students, the enhancement of student JUDICIARY CABINET HONOR COMMinEE John Dlshmon 51 affairs here at georgia tech is the student council ' s guiding policy, the work of the council is carried on in all fields of student activities through standing committees and by student membership in committees which are predominately for the faculty. CHECK CASHING SERVICE Don Gentry ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Joe McCulcheon c 3 m c 3 A INFIRMARY COMMITTEE Rube Kyle A 3 (D the judiciary cabinet forms the judicial branch of the student government at georgia tech. it functions as the school ' s trial board, during the school year the judiciary cabinet meets to try cases whenever they may arise, any tech student or faculty member may attend a hearing, but members make all de- cisions. ferry gerbi il da e moUhrop i ' cV Stoddard student ad committee to the president 54 the student advisory corrl mittee to the presider came into existence as result of student counci efforts to solidify com munications between th students and the admin istration. the purpose c the committee is to brini together those studen leaders who represen the various phases of stu dent activities on campu in an attempt to foste the mutual exchange o ideas and informatioi; among students and thi school ' s officials. PUBLICATIONS Charles hays, business manage again this year the overworked and underpaid blue- print staff have driven themselves quietly mad in an attempt to produce a decent yearbook for georgia tech. led by their fearless editor, fred mad dog donovan and ably assisted by the associate editors rae mellichamp and ed joy they put in countless hours of work to make the 1962 blue print the best ever, the vast improvement in handling and layout found in each section of the book is due to the re- spective staff heads, copy editor, susan starr, assisted by an enthusiastic staff labored diligently t o com- pose the volumes of copy which go into the book, larry tucker delved into his ivy-league mind to come up with fresh and exciting ideas for the excellent features section, tom craig contributed his time and talent to the sports section, bill marchal worked long to help the organizations section, dave pitts and tommy thomas put together an excellent class sec- tion while bill george, general section and george foote, fraternity section, both did quality work dur- ing the year, bernie wenke headed the photo staff and turned in thousands of pictures, (he also made thousands of dollars), shawn boles, managing editor, did an admirable job of picking up his monthly pay check. shown boles, managing editor fred donovan, editor-in-chief rae mellichamp, associate editor ed joy, associate editor 57 david pitts and tommy thomaS classes editors blue print torn craig, sports editor orge foote, fraternities editor H ns ■■ 1 rp j H H| p i rJ gj . - san Starr, copy editor bernie wenke, photography editor 59 bill marchal, organizations editor tony luebberman managing editor among engineering college magazines the georgia tech en- gineer has risen to national prom- inence, since its inception some twenty years ago, the engineer has expanded its horizons to in- clude not only articles of a strictly technical nature, but also articles which in a general way relate to the engineering sciences of inter- est to engineering students, to- day ' s engineer ranges from nu- clear physics to analyses on the causes of students failing out of school: from coverage of a geor- gia tech homecoming to a pic- torial report of the grand prix sports car race, the personality of the engineer is an expression of the staff, members of all the classes can find a place here. 2 E fa david cooper, cartoonist the rambler, obviously having its origin in the demented mind of some journal isticolly inclined, socially frustrated i.m. is georgia tech ' s answer to the steadil di minishing demand for college humor magazines, titled as it is, however, as a fee ture magazine we can enjoy somewhat less of handicap than do other similar pub lications: i.e. when a bit of writing doesn ' t evoke the amount of mirth which should we simply rationalize it away as a feature, which fortunately for ui doesn ' t have to be funny, we have a number of other outs, the major one of thes being the old standby referred to as s-e-x. it ' s amazing what the consumer real tion is to say, four pages of enticingly clad females — or for that matter — undo females, consumer reports on articles of this sort have been known to sky-rock« above the trendex ratings of such favorites as as the world turns and quic draw mcgraw. this is no mean feat, by any standards, the rambler also enjoy the advantage of only having first-rate material presented it — the other is turne over to the engineer and the technique (the delsey tissue of the newspapers 62 jack robinson— managing editor Charlie edmoncJson— editor david james-editorial assistant russ maddox, edite techitic|we 64 he technique what do these words mean? l-american? south ' s liveliest? the bridge be- ' een the administration and the students? ese are part of the meaning, but idents think . . . friday rush at the post of- e . . . this week ' s pictures - sharp chicks or gs . . . that editorial really laid it on the line . what time does that concert start? ... is at my name? . . . grab a couple of extras . . . ho ' s got a course listing issue? . . . wow - look that misprint . . . who ' s playing for home- ming? . . . what page is max shulman on . . . lals schedule . . . friday at 2:50! . . . fraternity endings . . . where are we? ... let me see at technique . . . wonder if there ' ll be a paper ixt week . . . where ' s rumblings . . . send a py home . . . maybe they ' ll see what this ace is really like the staff members . . . get some freshmen ... no time study . . . deadlines . . . what ' ll we edi- rialize on this week . . . somebody beat on e wall . . . those guys next door ate it again is week ... no time to study . . . where ' s the pcorn . . . susga, ' bama campus . . . 300 ords . . . impossible . . . but i tell you i already rrected that mistake . . . still no time to study . who ' s got my ruler . . . keep out of the inner inctum . . . printer needs a new typesetter . . . :p, miami . . . wow . . . anybody got any eas for a column . . . how do other schools int dolly richard bryan, managing editor John dillon, sports editor A 7 bernie wenke, photography editor guinn leverett, news editor tecknic|w John lemar, associate edito mi0mmmmmmmmmm % fe 5 e rogers editors ' assistant 67 7 Q ifi M V s ft the publications board is the governing body on pol- icy and scope of coverage of each of the georgia tech publications, the primary responsibility of the board is to proportion the income from student activity fees to the publications, in addi- tion, each spring the board elects the editors, business managers, and managing editors of the publications for the following year, the board is made up of all the publication editors. s the georgia tech student chapter of the american ceramic society was formecJ in 1926 to become a branch of the national organi- zation, the members are unified and led by a true spirit of co- operation, sincerity, and friend- ship toward the goal of personal development and their profes- sional accomplishments. Ehemiccil society ■ - 1- i .. B Hi k-iJI v r i£ ' 4 1 le georgia tech student chapter of the merican chemical society has played an nportant part in the development of out- anding chemists and chemical engineers n the georgia tech campus since 1937. the Jciety provides its members with a chance become better acquainted with one an- ther, to secure the intellectual stimulation ' hich comes from professional association, nd to receive experience in presenting tchnical material to a professional audience. !chnical lectures on a variety of topics are ffered at frequent intervals to inform stu- ents of new advances in the society. institute of c t the american institute of architects presents movies and lectures on architecture end the allied arts, many functions are held jointly with georgia chapter of the a.i.a. 72 mm im K ■ i ' K No.. 4 ■■ t 1  V 4 . Biiiiericciii institute the purpose of the student chapter of the a.i.ch.e. is to acquaint the chemical engineering student with the profes- sional aspect of his future career, this purpose is attained by presenting speakers and movies pertinent to ch.e. A T 3 ft 3 3 ' (D the american institute of electrical engineers has as its purpose the encour- agement of the theory and practice and to main- tain a high professional standing among engi- neers, the georgia tech chapter sponsors films, field trips, and has many interesting speakers, each year a contest is held in which each entrant sub- mits a technical paper, the winners ' entries are then entered in competi- tion with students of other colleges. 74 institute of electrical the american institute of industrial engineers is the national technical society of professional men engageci in various fielcJs of industrial en- gineering, the purpose of the tech chapter of a.i.i.e. is to create, develop, and maintain in- terest in new techniques and developments in i.e. this year the a.i.i.e. was led by tony smith. i nstitute of industrial n 8 C V 8 the tech chapter of the american marketing as- sociation was founded in 1950 and is supported and sanctioned by the school of industrial man- agement, the purpose of the club is to promote friendly relations be- tween students and fac- ulty so as to develop sound thinking in mar- keting theory, lectures by prominent men in mar- keting are sponsored by the club each month. the georgia tech student chapter of the american so- ciety of civil engineers is an organization of civil engi- neering upperclassmen who are actively seeking practical applications of the theories of the many varied phases of civil engineering. society of COMMISSiOlV iii H H UNpEO STATE IIKAST f - m Hmbuutmi )NTUOL K V [JPPLIliS ION H ' ' R H Hi TIONjH L L niiiiflH riiVKiiB 1 m civil engineers 79 city planners society 80 the city planners society was formed as an educa- tional and social organiza- tion for the graduate stu- dents who are enrolled in city planning, prominent men in the field speak at the meetings of the group once a week, and other social functions round out the activities of this organi- zation, this is tech ' s only professional departmental society. j matericil handliiig the american material handling society is a national organiza- tion dedicated to the advance- ment of the theory and practice of efficient material handling in manufacturing, distribution, warehousing, transportation, and all military operations. through the american society of me- chanical engineers an enjoyable outlet is provided for students whose interests lie in the field of mechanical engineer- ing, in order to better acquaint the mechanical engineering student with the professional side of engineering, the society conducts weekly meetings, often supplemented by informative lectures by authorities in the mechanical engi- neering and in allied fields, among the privileges accorded to the members is a subscription to the monthly journal magazine mechanical engineering. 82 I mechaniccil the institute serves as a means for coordinat- ing the subdivisions of aeronautical engineer- ing, including practical engineering methods and the education in classrooms. institute institute of radi 3 3 the institute of radio engineers is the professional society for engineers in electrical commu- nications and related fields, the institute ' s activities are di- rected toward advancing the art of the science of radio and electronics, and promoting the professional welfare of today ' s future radio engineers. ' ' W anagement 86 tech largest organization, the so- ciety for the advancement of man- agement, is well organized on cam- pus, widely known as sam, its mem- bership is composed of interested sophomores, juniors, and seniors, from all departments in an effort to have all viewpoints of industry represented, most widely known of its activities is the annual winter management conference, sponsored by sam. this society regularly in- vites business men and educators to speak at its meetings and has trips to businesses. of ■iiilit HS H H H H ■H 1 1 .;i . 3? I rr - . „ie — ..Mk ,a M |V f 88 the society of american military engineers on te ch ' s campus has one main objective; it tries to bring together all of the georgia institute of technology ' s stu- dents who are at present inter- ested in the field of modern military engineering, this or- ganization accepts all students. «A W GENERAL 90 the georgia tech chapter of alpha phi omega is on of many chapters in this national service fraternit which are scattered on numerous prominent cam puses, this year under the leadership of bill terrel alpha phi omega held its annual ugliest man oi campus contest, the proceeds of this contest goini to worthy charities, the gamma zeta chapter her at tech has been active on campus for over twenf years and continues to strengthen its ever-increasini program, which includes parents day and a yearl blood drive. fwdo club he georgia tech judo club was founded in onuary of this year, ken dane leads the jroup as president, and the vice-president s jim kent. the tech judo club provides an )pportunity for its members to become iroficient in the sport and become skilled enough so that the club may compete with Jther judo clubs, the instructor of the club s col. bleakman, retired air force colonel  vho was a judo instructor in the air force, fhe club hopes to become big enough to challenge other schools soon. 92 one of the foremost representa- tions of tech both at home anc away at other college campuse; is the tech band under the direc- tion of mr. ben logan sisk anc drum major, richard boozer, the tech band displays precision dril and accomplished musical talen during the fall quarter on the foot- ball field, miss diane long, twirlei for the band, adds extra sparkle to their performance, althougf the tech curriculum leaves little free time the tech band member manage to meet three times c week, this is in itself an attribute to the interest of the members, the band was exceptional at the gator bowl. band ( m ff rt Cb fA 1 i4 I Fa, iTil r 4 ' n _ gjM| ' 4 N K ifliHHift Kjr co-op 94 section ii of the co-op club is the winter-sum- mer section of the work a quarter, study a quarter techman. this was the section the first held the club ' s initiation under its new help week procedures, the club ' s activities include the annual summer quarter miss perfect lips contest and dance and taking underprivileged boys to games. section ii circle k is an international service or- ganization sponsored by kiwanis inter- national, the local group is sponsored by the northside kiwanis club, member- ship in this, as in high school key clubs, is open to those boys who have dis- played leadership, service, and charac- ter on their campuses. circle k w4aql is the official call of the georgia tech radio club, although most mem- bers of the racJio club are licensed amateurs, a genuine interest in ama- teur radio is the only membership re- quirement, the voice of georgia tech has won many awards and is well known in many foreign countries, the club ' s shack is atop physics building. iMr4ciC|l lames is an organization made up of the wives I tech students, it was formed at tech in 1948 or the purpose of giving students ' wives an iterest outside of the home or office, and a place 3 meet others of similar interests and goals in an ccasional evening out. the club began the year t ith a casual coke party, given by the president ind sponsors to acquaint new members with the lub and its activities, pres ident, mrs. dottie pos- an presided over a full schedule of social and ultural interests, the dames sponsor the mrs. omecoming tea and competition, this campus itie has grown in significance through the past 99 drama tech 101 drama tech finally got into its own playhouse after two years of search- ing for a theater, the newly con- structed Crenshaw building was used for the first time in the presen- tation of look homeward angel, doctor harrison dedicated the build- ing before a distinguished audi- ence, including fred wolfe, the brother of the author of the book, drama tech looks forward to many successful plays under the direction of miss mary santacrose, and with the ever-present aid of dr. bertram drucker, and drama tech ' s pres. lonier dodson and veeptomthomas. 102 the georgia tech glee club had played an important role in spreading the name and fame of tech across the land, in tours around the country and on bowl trips, the glee club has helped make our famous school some ramblin ' wreck one of the most popular and well known college songs in the nation, each year the glee club performs at many colleges through- out the area, they are called on also to perform at many social events in the atlanta area, this year the glee club was under the able leadership of president butch nichols. 9l club 1 HL : V II I Pl l i H m A P H S r ■a ' ♦S . 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M m pan americciii union club 104 the pan american union club was found- ed in 1956 to study and practice the teachings and ideals of pan american- ism: to improve relations among pan american students, to assist in the guid- ance of these students while they are at tech, and to participate in activities. the student branch of the society of auto- motive engineers is a technical group that appeals to the student interested in de- sign, production, operation, or mainten- ance of automotive materials, the purpose of this organization is to promote, through the holding of meetings, the arts and sciences and engineering practices con- nected with automotives. s z c m E society of 106 vromciiis ' student (A S ' 3 the woman ' s student association serves as the official spokesman for woman students at tech. women from the undergraduate school make up the active and inactive membership, graduate women stu- dents are associate members, the purpose of w.s.a. is to promote the general welfare of the women at tech, and to establish and maintain standards of character and conduct which the women students live by. madge baya, barbara field, roz friedman, and alexis check lead the w.s.a. to a fine record in 1961-62. the georgia tech veterans club is open to all ex-servicemen who are now attending georgia tech. it was founded for the better- ment of the veteran at tech, and the club strives to improve the existing student faculty rela- tionship. vet ' s club 108 9JB IS ■ , ' i 131 ih. he sailing club is one of the newest activities on the cam- us. the purpose of the club is to promote sailing in the itlanta area by teaching beginners and providing a core f experienced sailors for an intercollegiate racing team, his spring the club held its first annual regatta on pic- uresque lake lanier. participating were tech, emory, mich- gan state, ohio state, haverford, and georgia. the club vas led this year by bill marchal and pete lobouisse. midway through his college career the tech man emerges from the confused crowd as a definate personality . . . he reaches a period of 110 he decides which field of studies he will pursue . . . which qualities he will look for in the people he chooses as friends for the next four years . . . Ivi TECh FRESHMEN. ■ V n - LOh Of T % a I S UDENj p At I M C01.LE0E — the techman ' s happiness and success in the tech world rest upon his decisions about social fraternities and campus activities. 112 114 in spite of his more determined air, the techman continues to enjoy the pleasant diversions of college life .... the techman now appears to be a person thoroughly confident of his place in the tech world . . . half-sure but un- worried about his future places in the big unreceptive world 116 FRATERNITIES w 118 the interfraternity council is the body which su- pervises, along with the dean of students office, the activities of the social fraternities on the georgia tech campus, its functions are distributed analagously with the federal government of the united states, encompassing legislative, judicial, and executive branches, the legislative arm, the interfraternity council itself, is composed of the presidents of each of the twenty-seven campus chapters, plus another representative elected by each chapter, the judicial arm of the ifc is the trial board, which is composed of nine chapter presidents each quarter on a rotating basis, the executive committee of the ifc, which includes the four general officers of the council and the associate dean of students, implements the work of the council between meetings, activities of the interfraternity council include supervision of rush, the annual spring greek week, the winter concert, three annual charity drives, and the reg- ulation of the georgia tech interfraternity system. ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA EPSILON Jeon McDowell Pi Sharon Carter Bill Goldberg Sanlord Cohn ALPHA TAU BETA THETA PI OMEGA Tom Eotmon Bob Bennett Thomos Tuttle Bob McDonlel CHI PHI CHI PSI Spencer Robinson Lorry Ponder Bob Proffitt DELTA SIGMA PHI DELTA TAU DELTA Charles Gilbert Bryan Moss Tom Huber Bill McCoslin DELTA UPSILON Harlan Meincke Joe Powell KAPPA SIGMA Don Norrls Geoff Gill PHI DELTA THETA Marvin Griffin KAPPA ALPHA Bob Morrissey Bill Morchal LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Don Hutcherson Rudolph Lippkee PHI EPSILON PI Horvey Sholmon Isodore Gold bill cox . . . presideni dick Johnston . . vice president bill rushin . . . secretary tommy richards . treasurer PHI GAMMA DELTA Thomas Krowles Williom Lovejoy PHI KAPPA TAU Bruce Brown Frask Clomon PI KAPPA ALPHA James Von Kleeck Edwin Madden SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Jay Githens THETA CHI Rusiell Grov Frank Sherri PHI KAPPA SIGMA W. Willougoby Fred Austin PHI SIGMA KAPPA Chuck Poston Richard Ouellettee PI KAPPA PHI William Dittman SIGMA CHI Don Morris Tog Gamblin TAU KAPPA EPSILON John Davis Walter Wise THETA XI Edward Whit John Caron council R. AblowicI- hono r board E. KellY F. Johnson, Jr. F. Rudder, Jr. E. Selby trial R. Bennett Jr. G. Eatman C. Gilbert H. Meincke R. Mo W 1 , board L. Ponder R. Mireinil R. Shur M Baya J. Bolvln J. Bcuchelle 121 alpha xi delta is the only sorority on georgia tech ' s campus, al- though it is small in membership, it has gained recognition on the tech cam pus for its active participation in the campus blood drive and the empty stocking fund drive, just recently the sorority has moved its meeting place to a new chapter room, which is decorated in blue and gold — the sorority ' s colors, newly elected president, jean mcdowell is trying to continue in the footsteps of the past president, madge baya. on april 10 the sorority sisters gave a dinner for and entertained the sorority ' s national inspec- tor for this section — lydia mikell, who came up from florida to A Check see the chapter. alpha ja delta president— madge baya sponsor— mrs. blake vanleer 122 A. Agooi E. Allen I. AntopoUky (I.N.) I.Anlopolsky G. Barnett D. Bloom E. Bossok S. Braver D. Btesh W. Buchmon M. Clein A. Cohe L Cohn J.Coollk D.Cooper J. Epstein M. Feder E. Holpert W J. Harris P.Hon D. Herckis H. Herzog M. Hirsch SI H. Modes 8 ft epsilon pi enjoying life in their modern house, aepi members this year added a strong pledge class to their roles on a fruitful pledge sunday. under bob reznik ' s leadership the men of the zeta chapter were again recognized as one of the top chapters of the national alpha epsilon pi fraternity, scholarship, social activ- ity, and interest in campus activities are all empha- sized by the aepi ' s. the social season of zeta began this year with the sweetheart formal in the fall quarter. V ' ' ; ?S . B. M m - m ■ t;;-- - - ' ' ' S . ' ,.. ' JT7 W C F ' fi Ml ' E S Ci u Li pres c enf bobby reznik housemof ier — mrs. frema fluke J. Soul D.Schiff A. Siraus L. Taylor R. Trebils C. Woxmon R. Weinberg J.Wolfe A. Zeitlin alpha epsilon pi 125 alpha ta«f J. Bond J. Boswell the beta iota chapter of alpha tau omega was established as the first national fraternity at georgia tech in September, 1888. through the years the ato ' s have created a reputation upheld by president bob bennett and vice-presidents dick Johnson and dan tucker, this year the fraternity scored in volleyball, swimming, and cross-country, of course, the social calender was full for the year, the christmas party for orphans, winter house party, hawaiian party, and a spring formal kept the ato house lively, participation was enthusiastic in the blood drive and the empty stocking fund, ato boasts such outstanding alumni as art linkletter, red sanders, John snyder, tennessee Williams, and fred waring and jeff beard, the alumni came through — im annex was completed. 126 i pres denf— bobby bennett housemother— mn. scott ££l ' 5eS£ll G. Brois W. Campbell W.Collins J. Colquitt J. Cowan W. Cowden J. Cri J. Dollar T. Don i££]|]I£! R. Dorsey T. Do H.Duvoll J.Du J. Dykes J. Emmett H. Gardner T. Gerber J. Horldwood IWfMt , F.Holland R. Holmon E.Johnston H.Jo C. Kilgore J. Lacopro H.Littleton J.Mallory Uya jd i L « h J.MoHhews R.McMorrii J.Moody J.Morrow J.Newbern M. Nicholl W.Parker E. Plonden T. Ramsey f y Jr ' k G.Rauchhaus J. Scarborough T. Seals J.Shaw W. Show J.Shi J. Sho B. Smith C. Smith alpha tau H. Thrasher K. Tho J. Topple D. Tucker J, Tucker J.Tulen C. Tu« W Wolers R. Weathers L.Whipple C. Wllllami W. Womock .,i R.York C. Young 129 130 ft torn eatman, the master beta, led the gamma eta chapter in another successful year, strong in publications, as well as in- tramural football, the betas again managed an outstanding pledge class, many blasts in the beta basement gave members the much needed release from the strenuous studies incurred here at tech. in 1962, as in years gone by, the beta theta p i ' s succeeded in keeping their house dry. J. Anderson C.Allen D. Arp J.Barber T.Barry J.Bell R. Boardman J. Budreou J.Caldwell R.Caldwell R. Clarson J.Cooper J. Cork P. Dean I3£l f. Delgoord J. DeJornelte J.Denny J. DIshman R. Duff G. Eatmon C. Eddi .e 1 fr h J h Jc ' A £ J C. Edmondson G. Ellic P. Espy H. Fit II!i£ J.GoMiche P. Groeler A. Greiner R.Hammond W. Hargett C. Hayi D. Herringto A. m k AYh J. Hicks G Humphrey R. Hunter K. Hyatt S. Innes L. Karnei W. Kent ? P P ¥ ' Pi % tk b m JSek k J.laboulsse W. Lokenon I.Lipscomb E. Moddox L Maddox J.Majure D Mitchell R. Moloney G.Moore T. Muller G. Olsen J.Orr J. Palei J. Porker ik fe %k J. Plott J. Pk a: Reed A. Repovich S. Rivei J.Robinson MSondvs n 11 J.Sapp R. Scharf M. Sizemore J.Taylor W. Thau F. Turtle C. Walteri beta thetci pi 133 rk 4 D. Will T. Wilson C. Wormwood chi pki on december 24, 1824, the princeton order of chi phi was founded at the college of new jersey, now princeton university, from that time forward, chapters of chi phi have been estab- lished at the outstanding colleges and universities throughout the country. the omega chapter here at tech was founded on June 2, 1904. in 1910 a chapter house was obtained, making chi phi the first fraternity on the campus to own its own chapter house. the chi phi ' s started the new school year by pledging a fine group of young men. under the leadership of bob shuman, the brothers expect a group of campus leaders and scholars from this class, known all around for their parties, the chi phi ' s again had another great social season, with rush parties, house parties, and their for- mal, once more chi phi made it known that they were a top fraternity. 134 president— gary shuler housemother— mn. bray W. Avero R. Baxter ¥M 1. Browning f. Despe 1 P. Dodd E. Dubin K. Ekiund S. Ermentrout oiismi J Godfrey N Hole J G Letourneou R. Moddo icClotchey J Moor. Q -- 1 j k d J S. Moseley F. Myers J. Porter F. Rudder R. Shuman J. Ulery J. Whatley 136 cki phi I 8 m S M Ej jQ fij l i KfjP MBK B y S3.t{|H|H1BH B 138 8 a IS president— iarry ponder housemother— mrs. g. p. bache, sr. C. Bullock J. Ayres L. Freelond R. Hoffm J. Johnson R. Jufick W. Kle WT. though originally founded for scholarly purposes, chi psi is a social fraternity with due emphasis on athletics as well, the main emphasis is still on scholarship with the national fraternity coun- cil giving two hundred dollar scholarships to the two outstand- ing juniors at each lodge, alpha iota delta is traditionally a small group where brothers form closer ties and closer friend- ships, a full social calendar provides many opportunities for fun and pleasure which remain to be of great importance to the tech scholar, among the prominent alumni are the gillette brothers, of gillette razors; edgar kaiser, of kaiser steel; vie sexas, tennis champion; and charles e. merrill, of merrill, lynch, pierce, fen- ner, and smith. sigmci phi 140 Wi J. Adams J. Akslen N. Aikins D. Benton A. Boslock Q A. Bradford J. Co i?9 i ri Cochran J. Cochr, delta sigma phi, alpha gamma chapter, started the new year with a fine pledge class, a rocking french party highlited the rush festivities, and the carnation ball ended a fine fall quarter, sports took over during the winter and kept everyone in shape for the big event-shipwreck ball, as usual exotic decorations brought on the party atmos- phere and a good time was had by all. another fruitful year of good fraternity spirit was ended under the able leadership of charles gilbert, with all looking forward to the next. R. Cooper G. Comwcll H. Dovis F. Delisle J. Dellasega y Duncan R. Essoff J. Farmer I. Farrow J. Fleming, Jr. B, Froiler J. Gibson C. Gilbert R. Gordon J. GrifRlh il lUP. J. Hale B. Hall R. Hardy T. Ho R. Hess T. Houston C. Jo 142 J. Mann, Jr. J. Marshall H, Maxwell, Jr. J, May J. McDonald, Jr. R. McElreath, Jr. D. McKay, Jr. J. Ml B ; BTii M m(k I. Moyer, Jr. D. Obenshain T Prlchard R. Proulx E. Quarles, Jr. J. Randolph S. Riley W. Scott, Jr. m A ky k Ji k W Smith w Spcer T. Stuller R. Sturgeon C. Taylor H. Taylor, Jr. J. Thompson R. Trapnell B W. Tucker F. Webb G. Wells, III D. Welsh R. Whitley D. Winllend S, Zehner P. Z. 3 J R.Allen J.Archer .1 1 D. Borre K. Be X L. Benton E. Bishop E. Blanener J. Bowers delta tciu R. Bowers M. Brow 144 ML C. Burdelfe G. Burton W. Carroll K. Clark J. Cloyton W. Cochran V. Coerver W, Conley T. Costello D. Crapps J. Cross W. Dameroi J. Davidson J. Dillon J. Downing C. Duke W. Duke R. Easterlln M. Folk J. Fidler J. Fletcher P, Flowers D. Fuller K. Gissing W. Guest D. Gunther L Homer J. Honchey J. Horberson M. Hardy 0. Hartley H. Harwell W. Hatchar J. Heord delta tau delta fraternity was founded in 1859 and has grown into one of the largest national fraternities, the gamma psi chapter at georgia tech was established in may, 1921. president bryan moss has led the chapter through a full year of social, community, and scholastic successes, as in years past the highlight of the delt social calender was the rainbow ball, held during the winter quarter, the weekend party was marked by the presenta- tion of the rainbow queen and her court, the delts also partied at lake spivey, fritz orr ' s, and at snapfinger farm on several occasions, delt pledges were busy through the year working on the united appeal drive and participat- ing in help week by cleaning up one of atlanta ' s ceme- teries, all in all, it ' s been a busy year for delta tau delta. president— hr an moss fiousemot ier— mrs. w. waiter: ££ I1 EJoy K Kennedy R. Kennedy DKibling W. Klerbow J. leary J.Martin B.Maxwell W. McCosIln ££ ' kM J.McKenzie P. Mil Moss P. Mui P.Netties R.Norton N. Nygaard T. Ochs R. Patterson R. Paul J.Phillips J.Pickels R. Popp R. Porter L. Prescon A. Pri j M S.Rice J. Richards! W. Rountree H. Sand M. Sartwell R. Schl fill chlarb F. Shropshire T. Smith delta wpsilon J. Black T. Ci k XL JLw ' A - — «m iiiMi Jlh Ak T A Tk. i L Collins D, Crawford W. Dornbos W.Elliott F. Endorf J. Erb J- ■hk J ' .l h J k ' .A A B tfl fil A IKf tf A(f : R. Fackler F. Fidler L. Griffith T.Herbert D.Jennings H.Johnson J.King M. Klett 148 presiden — harlan meincke housemother— miss sue dubin C. Lawson W. Marsh H. Mathews H. McGahe J. Mcllvaine H. Meincke J. Miller W. Moo G. Robinson E. Selby W. Sturgis P. Traughbe the youngest fraternity on the georgia tech campus, cJelta upsilon, was granted its char- ter in 1957. since then, cJelta upsilon, under the leadership of such men as president har- lan meincke and vice-presi- dent ed selby has grown and gained prestige on tech ' s campus, always big in sports, the du ' s placed in golf, bowl- ing, football, Softball, basket- ball, and volleyball, the year was begun by a very success- ful rush, climaxed by a pledge class of fifteen, this year, the most prominent social events were an or- phan ' s Christmas party, founders ' day, and their win- ter formal, delta upsilon is 5 years old on campus and 7th oldest nationally. A. Walters R. Wylly a ft ft ever since the days of robert e. lee, kappa alpha has carried on the finest traditions of the old south, at tech alpha sigma chapter has, since 1895, been a leading fraternity in both the social and service functions, in the true tradition of a southern gentle- man, this year bob morrissey carried the rebel colors through a fine rush, winter formal, and to top all the so- cial events, the old south ball, once again the cannons roared, beards grew, and the mint julips flowed, just the right note to end another fine year of friendship in the southern tradition. ' T.M k £ih. D. Alford C. Atkinson J. Babb W. • sbe J. Chostdin R. Cobb C. Corbir iisiir.a G. Daigh C. Do D. Ellwanger C. Forobee J Former D Farniworll B Fo iII I£ Grocey W, Harrell H. Ho A. Huffotd J Johnson E. Kelly J. Kelly 151 l J H lPEl G. Lenoeus J Moddox A Morchal D. Ith L- Moore J. Morelond R. Mo H l J. O ' BryanI T Pordue H Peobody T Perdue M Pir J Rowe W Sawyer W. Sowers SI kappa president— bob morrissey housemother— mrs. dorsy ware 153 alpha -mm- ?v - alpha tau chapter of kappa sigma began its 67th year on campus with a fine rush that convinced a large group of outstanding freshmen that one of their prime objectives at tech should be to protect at all costs the big (sometimes) white rock at their new home away from home at the corner of sixth and fowler. special emphasis was placed on scholarship under the guiding hand of president don norris, but the social and extracurricular activities were not neglected, as usual the snappers were terrors on the football field and they established themselves as definite threats in all other intramural sports. the academic grind was relieved by the famous kappa sig blasts, and the annual black and white ball climaxed another fruitful year at big rock. R. Bence H. Bennett K. Brown A. Buxton G. Harbour J. Hayes, Jr. kappa sigma S. Ivey J. Kollock W. Kirksey L. Laney R Loroche T. Linle M, Monley K. Mottie K M-ller M Mdler, 1, f. MMIi, II C. Moore F. Moye vV. Nelson, Jr. D. Norrii W. Ohopo, III C. Porker F. Peacock 156 L. Pouncey M. Price T. Richards W. Roberts F, Solmorsh, Jr. R. SauncJers J C. Seay R, She J. Smith y Smith, Jr. T, Spradling, III J. Stepp R. Stogner J. To o J. Taylor, Jr. D. Theriot E. VonCleave, Jr R. Van Hook J. Woldron T. Wardlan W. Wheeler A. Wise J. Wolfe, Jr. F. Woodward W. Adamson A. Anderson W. Avery F. Bains C. Bake ' J M G. Baker J. Benesh S. Blackburn T. Blackwood K. Bootrlght W. Boswell L. Bourgard C. ki k Mk H. Bronfley J. Brazil A. Brown 158 H.Brown R. Cason M.Collins £ £ „ a R. Creighfon R, Cumbie W Donh. o V R.Dillon K. Domingo! J. Dtummond i 8 G. Eppi W. Fishe JTk 2 J. Geise J. Ho G. Henkel D. Hutcherson P. Jouonet N. Kohle R. Kennedy 8 X ft 2 V E 8 R. Ltppke lambda chi alpha was founded in 1909 at bos- ton university, the beta kappa chapter at tech was established in 1942 after its honorable, enviable record during its affiliation with the old beta kappa national fraternity, thirty pledges were added to the ranks of lambda chi as a result of a fine 1961 rush season, for the second year in a row, the homecoming dis- play took first place, the social events for the year were highlighted by the crescent formal at which the crescent girl was named, don hutcherson presided over the many functions of lambda chi. 1 160 presidenf—don hutcherson housemother— mrs. gordon Jones W. WhitoVo m ii J. wicker W. Wiggins J M. Wishnoff I. Young M. Archbold A. Bo fcT F.Bartholomew J.Bouknight J. Beoslcy M. phi delta thet % f. Courtney £ E ! £ i C.Drexler W.Edwards B.Fitzgerald D.Gentry F, Godbold M, Griffin R. Horok A. Irby ■  - 163 ' VS3 ' ' tiiiai 164 B ' I tfi ' k A J.McCormick L. Moron C. Moseley B. Paschal C.Powell J.Priestley M. Saunders R.Scott C. Se founded in 1848 t the miami jniversity in Ox- ford, ohio, phi Jelta theta has grown into an nternationalfra- fernity with over 5,000 members. the tech chap- er, georgia delta, founded n June, 1902, has constantly itrived to uphold he principles upon which phi delt was estab- llished. again this year the phi delts were represented in all campus organizations, honorary socie- ties, student gov- jernment, varsity jathletics, and publications. under the able lleadersh i p of president marvin griffin, the social life was upheld through house parties, dances, and other blasts, as in past years, phi delt had an- other fine year. T. Sitlcklond , III R. Wilcox J. Whitley 166 phi h 4k M h k 4Kte A lock R Brcchner S Bromberg S Campus H. Caplon B. Di . S. Edson H. Entr f : H 3a k A. Freund S. Goldberg D. Goldsmith K. Horwitz L. Kle K. Lone E. Molt ' k V ' i Tk M. Millison R. Rogen R. Rosen B, Rudmon R Sloter P We phi epsilon pi was founded on a national basis at the city college of new york fifty-six years ago. the phi ep ' s were brought to the tech campus in 1916. the present chapter house is located on the corner of sixth and techwood. activities for phi ep throughout the year are many and varied, they always have a top contender in the reck parade and are active in intermural sports, they also have a habit of placing first in fund drives. highliting the year soci- ally is the annual dream girl coronation ball, cli- maxing the ball this year was the crowning of the dream girl by the presi- dent harvey shulman. this formal affair is held during the winter at one of atlanta ' s finest hotels, with the hope that the new dream girl will be selected international dream girl for chapters in the u.s. and Canada. the gamma tau chapter at tech was founded in 1926. since its inception it has com- piled an impressive record of scholarship and leadership participation on the campus, and service to the community of which all its brothers are proud, this year seventeen shiny white stars were seen on campus as the result of a good rush week, the seventeen new pledges were quickly shaped into candidates for future fiji membership by the president thomas k. knowles. among its social highlites is the spring fiji island party, the house is transformed into a miniature south sea island complete with sarongs, grease paints, and palm trees, one of the major com- ing events for the gamma tau chapter is the beginning of the building of the new fiji house on fowler street between fifth and sixth streets, the fiji ' s plan to be able to move into the house by September. ££EI 1111 . Adict M. Berry L. Bird W W. Briggs H, Co m £ j k 4 ' C. Cashing A. Dido J. Downing C. Filmer S. Fronkum W. Grc H. Honey M. Honey J. Hinion 169 phi kI - J ll T. Knowles J. le. J. Marbury M. Marino T. Moslerson W. McCloud D. Mil delta £ Ci R. Murroy R. Phillips J. Porter G. Potter G Potter G. Sights R. Soper J. Sleed W. Thomoson K Wealherspoon G. Wilburn A. Wilcox 171 president— lorry morris housemother— mrs. bullock phi kappa sigma fra- ternity was founded at the university of Penn- sylvania in 1850. since that time they have grown to 47 chapters throughout the united states and Canada, the alpha nu chapter was founded at tech in 1904 and became the 7th fraternity on campus, alpha nu was one of the first on campus to have their own house. with the fall rush week starting the social season, the phi kaps entertain throughout the school year, the big event is the annual black and gold formal. the men of phi kappa are also re- spected for their con- sistently high ranking in intermural sports at the end of the season. R, Hutchinson 172 R.Keith J. Lyden R. Lyon G. McClure C.Morgan D.Norton P. O ' Neal G Pearson E. Reeder R. Reeves C. Romanchuk N. Saunders R. Snelson H. Spotlswood G. Stair S. Storr J.Sutherland P. Sweet RWolker E.Webster D. Wisnanl phi Icappa taw H. Borndt J Jvk D Bley L, Brooks T. Calhoun A. Confield r L. Cannizzoro C.Childress F. Clamon J.Cochrane Cunningham S. Darrohn J. Duggon R. Eods J. Grissilo D. Grube T. Habeeb J. Hollmon :yk i d D.Hunt J. Kislner C. Mazowiecki C McRoe R. Mo T Hendricks G. Hitchcock W. Huelster W. Moore A. Norman M. Randolph ?. Underwood L Weather E. Welsh R- Weslbtook R phi kappa tau came to the georgia tech campus in 1929, and has grown stead- ily in size and prestige, their numbers depleted by graduating seniors, the phi taus worked hard at fall rush, the lavish parties and congenial bull sessions re- sulted in a strong group of new pledges. under the guidance of president bruce brown, all the brothers and pledges shelled out for a christmas party for underpriviledged children. combining brains and brawn, the phi taus once again ranked high in cam- pus scholarship and intermurals and were well represented in various campus organizations. k E IE ft appa since 1923, kappa dueteron chapter of phi sigma kappa has been upholding its cardi- nal principals, brotherhood, scholarship, and character, again this year the phi sigs dis- tinguished their chapter under the leader- ship of president charles poston. as usual the phi sigs had a good showing in the intermural activities as well as placing a large number of members in various campus organizations, along the social line this year, as usual, the biggest event was the annual founder ' s day-moonlight girl formal. presic en(— chuck poston 177 BP. £ n J. Bailey E. Boker, Jr G Board F. 1. Bush C. Campbell M. Caie R. Coatas T. Conrad W. Cooke M, Creek R. Esley D. Foy S. Gardner r 3 8 m, K ' % ' 1 i?; f  ■ .- ■ • r: m , 2 u. . . I ' rm m H r ■BSNTifl K f M: ilS-LL ' . HlHr ' ' l r M? 2 1 pIP ' ' .I ' H 111 L. Hutcheson, III T. Kelley, Jr. G. Koplin 179 E, Meyer J Nolhon C Poi J. Ralliff W. R.nell C. Sche president— m van kleeck housemother— mrs. lucy Crocker J. Alber! G, Amelid E. Apke J. Aspinwall R, Atkins M. Barbe W. Bellinger R. Benton 0. Bohle E. Boovelte L, Brantley E. Brickie -Vi C. Brooks J. Carpenter J. Co 1 J. Cochron D. Co [11 R. Coull J Cox M, Cram R. Dennis J, Devecchis R. Fe £1 J. Fuseler J. Greenwell J. Gregorj pi kappa alpha 181 182 Jii N. Grynkewich W, Hoirrell R. Honcock J.Hawkins R Hawkins K Hoirr alpha 9 r n n ft tj m W Hi J. McKinnon G McLean EMcPherson HMcWhirter J Mann E Martin W Miller A Mitchell I. Holmes J. Hornsby . W Humphlett R Johns R KencJall D Kn W.Lindsay L. LowcJermilk R. McKe H A.MoorheatJ R. Ne J Phelps B. Pickett F. Reagor W. Ric Jpi kappa alpha is one of the  five largest fraternities in the U.S. it has a solidly establish- ed membership, with strong chapters in the best colleges and universities; a highly re- garded member of the fra- ternity system. since its founding in 1868 at the university of Virginia, pi kappa alpha has success- fully established in college after college, alpha delta chapter was chartered at tech in 1904. the pikes own their own house on techwood dr. and plans are in the making for a new house, modern and somewhat larger, to be built in the near future. J. Trovis J. Van Kleeck C. Weslmorelond J Wilkerson W Womock W- Wren among pika ' s social func- tions are its annual black and white ball, ' possum hunt, and the spring house party, pika encourages aca- demic achievement and is justly proud of its fine record over the years. pi kappa phi 184 R. Adrion, Jr. J. Benkert C. Brookins D. Brooks B. Doles. Ill W. Diltmon M. Eslerman R. Gofdon E ' M R. Johnson J. Koye5 T. O ' Connor P. Petit R- Ploilridge I Reinhordt W. Soye pi kappa phi was founded at the college of Charleston, Charles- ton, south Carolina, in 1904. the local chapter, iota, was chartered in 1915. as one of the oldest fraternities on the tech campus, they possess a rich and colorful history, believing in the true spirit of a fraternity, the membership has rarely ex- ceeded fifty men. heading the list of social functions is the founder ' s day dinner held in december and the annual rose ball presented in the winter, this year the ball was climaxed by the crowning of the rose queen by president william dittman. with five chapters within a hundred miles, the pi kapps are known as a group ithat likes to party. ?lBi T. Askew J Baldwin R Barry J. Berry C. Blackn h T. Bleick R. Ble R. Caldwell D. Coats M. Cole A. Cooper B. Covington W. Dasher E. Culjom W. Danie 186 R Frame S- FronkMn k alpha epsilon R Futch J Gilhe JkM P . Horringlon G. Hasia I A. Howes W. Hicks 11 N. Hightower F. Hir T. Hogan F. Hogshead :- ,-v Tt T. Holland J. Jeter J. Jolly A. Jones W. Kelly J. Lesley D. Lambert J. Lienlz G. Maben C. Martin W. Martin B. Michael Si p. Morgan E. Newton J. Paris J. Parke K. Perry W. Ploeger R, Preston 189 Ramseur II J Respess, III E. Revercomb D R.chordsor, T. Richardson W. Rivers J Shcpe C. Sm.lh R Stoddord G. Torrance, Jr. F Vickers B Von Harrmon R- Weeks, Jr. R. Williamson, Jr. J. Zollicoffer Stripped for action, the e ' s at georgia tech sallyecJ forth into 1962 under the able leadership of jay githens. with the aid of a large supply of goony bags and a strong pledge class, the brothers of sae were kept active by engaging in a running backyard war with a large neighboring fra- ternity, the guiding influence of brother vereen gave the brothers and pledges great incentive grade- wise, and the chapter can look forward to another high scholastic position, with no more visits from the squad, the e ' s look forward to many more action filled quarters at the institute. sigma alpha epsilon I ' mm i S. Alexander W, As! H Btjikcom J, Barber D Barger J Earnhardt J. Barnhardt fl ' ' ' :jHR vt = dfh ra i w H. Bob H. Bolton G. Brooks W. Bussey T. Co R. Clarke J. Cha president— dan morris iousemo( ier— mrs. mildred k. moore sigma chi Gurry F. Hackmeyer L. Hadden t % 1 191 I IBIII R. Harris M, Haswell J. Hende Sigma ££] P, Hess C. House P. Ho 192 Iff F. Jenkins W.Johnson J.Kelly J. Kifkpatrick R. Knight Pil R. Londel R. Lc- S. Under J. Lockw Ik JSM J. lowery J. MacDowoll T. McElroy J. Mortinsoi R. Mossey D, Mollhrop D. Morris W. Morris ;igma chi fraternity was founded at miami ij jniversity. this year the sigma chi ' s under he leadership of dan morris had a very iuccessful rush week landing 34 pledges. ' rom early in the year the fraternity was active in campus and civic activities, the ' irst accomplishment of the year was win- ning the rambling reck parade contest ieid during homecoming weekend, sigma :hi ' s apparently devoted as much time to scholastics as to extracurriculars, as they also won the scholarship trophy for fall I quarter, this year the sigs rather domi- I nated the rote cadet commanderships. ivhitehead, gurry, and lewis were respec- tively cadet commanders of the army, navy, and air force detachments at tech. sigma chi and sigs throughout the united states and Canada have been known for ' high ideals and outstanding scholarship. i! mi i D. Mullins R. N Papadeo L. Parker S. Porry J. Pe ■ u. v UHins K. i eweii l. n ewTon a rapaaeo l. rarKer o. rarry j. retu t! vj. rninips K • P T ' ' I k d Ldfk IS1£ I W Webber J. Wells C, Weitberry H. Whitelieod E. Whitley G. Wilburn C. Windh M, Clay R, C W. Cox T. Craig president— James simpson W. Crocker R. Dork C. Dovenport ' k £ R. Denney G. Dickirison J. Edenfield B. Edwards W. Eidson H. Elwell J. English D.Evans R. Evans J. Felle T, Fitzpalrick J Freeman P. Gingrey J. Gissendaner B.Gray J. Griffin C. Griffing gamma alpha chapter of sigma nu was founded on the tech cam- pus in 1896. since that time the chapter has had an active exist- ence and has grown into one of the largest fraternities on the tech campus, outstanding brothers are president james simpson, donald ratcliff, thomas fitzpatrick, and tom craig — sports editor of the blue print, i.f.c. representative and social chairman, the highlight of the sigma nu social year is the annual white rose formal. ££ Phelps F. Phillips B. Poe D. Rotcliff B. Redmen B. Rhinehort C. Robi 3 G WM T. Wright G. Yonge I. Ruton J. Schoize J. Simpson T. Smith D. Spann D. Stansbury T. Stirson R. Sundgren J. Tho S. Toussieh R. Turner R. Tyree M. Vimon R. Wasson W. Willingh 197 198 president— rube kyle housemother— mrs. I. I. mason sigma phi epsilon was founded nationally at the university of richmond in 1901 and now has one hundred and forty-five chapters and over fifty-five thousand members, the local chapter was founded at tech in 1907. each year the brothers and pledges of sigma phi epsilon participate actively in the many varied aspects of georgia tech campus life. R. Ablowich M. Barlow J. Carlson B. Ca M. Corbin B. Cutting R. Doiley F. Dr! T. Falres 1. Fiedle D. Gocltsche D. Haley sigmci phi epsilon I D. Isbell T Johnson B Johnston E Jones J. King ££111 fj. J King R. Kyle B. Loti C. Lowhon R. Loftm 200 the chapter prides itself on its constant scholastic achieve- ment and its fun-filled social calendar, the oustanding so- cial event of the year is the golden hearts weekend, this year was begun by the addi- tion of twenty-one pledges after an exciting rush week, some distinguished alumni of sigma phi epsilon include ted mack, James e. forrestal, woody herman, ben hibbs, general f. a. hart, senator harry byrd, and richard rogen. J. Pierce H. Pfeble A. Sopplngton I lls l li J Scovllle L St E. Sleveni J. Wallace C. Wimberly C. Woicik W. Woolen tciu kappa epsilon R. Asomoto K. Boock J. Bagley T. Barker, Jr R. Borrett R. Birdsi D, Bodnor L. Bryan, III W. Bryce G. Butle J. Butter, Jr. S. Campbell L. Carter, Jr. F. Chapm i PSIl M, Chopman G. Christion J. Clevelond I. Crismond T. Co D Davis J. Dovis J. Dovis R. Day C. Deftmonn C. Ellsworth R E.erett B. Ferris M. Fink J. Freel W. Friclchoeffei C. Fruendl WMIK L Gleason D. Hall D. Hand R Heil R. Heselmeyer R. Holzman F. Hood J. Hord J. HuR R. Humphreys J. Johnson J. Keith J Knight J. Knight G. lone C. Low J. little P. love taxi kappa epsilon fraternity was founded in 1899, at illinois wesleyan university, bloomington, illinois. georgia tech ' s beta pi chapter was founded in 1948. their greatest goal, and not an easy one by any means, has been to lead the campus in scholarship, tke pledges are indoctrinated with this idea the first day of their pledge training, under the leadership of president John davis they have come close to achieving this goal. social functions are not forgotten by the tekes by any means, parties are scattered throughout the year and an open house is held after all football games, the carnation ball ends the social season as the sweetheart is crowned. Xtd. ■ lit. 203 K m M ' jtyt w C ' M j| k y S ni J. Martak, Jr. R. Martin B. McQueen G, Miller S, Mitchell J. Montgomery R. Morelond, Jr. P. Moriarty ■k A k SE R. Nicoletti J. Ookley M. Parke P. Petrecco G. Rost, Jr. E. Reece J. Reinhardt R. Rog L. Rupnik W. Samples R. Saterbok G. Shaw H. Stevens F. Street tciu kappa epsilon Slubbs P, Tallon R, Togemon D. Taylor, III W. Templeton T. Tsuruli. H. Turner P, Vogel G. Volgl, Jr A Jth 1 J. Williomson, III R. Wllliomson W, Wise, Jr. G. Wine A. Woodrurr 205 HI S. Austin P. Barnett m UE D. Davis W, Denney L. Du F. Burke R. Chaplin ! ifJ O. Eady J- Epps B Elhridge S. Frilschle R. Fulghum G. Go H R, Goughf B. Gilbert E. Gladden R. Grove J, Morrison G. Harper M Hortsell W. Hendrick J. Hu B m H. Hughes D. Johnson R. Jones J. Kemp J. Keys F. Kienel M C. Mason B McCo 4% J9 R. McCormick T. McCrai7 theta chi 207 president— rusieW grove l£l G. McKeo P McMahon J. McNeely lotman G. Orminslon B. Oswald W, Pcrklni J. Pattillo chi 1 20S the alpha nu chapter of theto chi headed b president russell grove, started the year with very successful rush season that added thirty one pledges to the ranks, this was enough c an incentive to make the rest of the year on that will be long remembered, the big additio to the theta chi house this year is a courtyard pool, the brothers and the pledges are lookini forward to many happy hours basking in th sun. bringing prestige to the ranks of theta chi, was the initiation of waiter merievede, wsf, fulbright scholar from Belgium, the social highlite of the ox- men for the year was the carnation ball in which mary irving was initi- ated as dreamgirl. russ grove and bob troughton made college who ' s who. M 210 thetci jd K. Nguyen T. Pylant A. Tedford C. Young theta xi fraternify was founded at rensselaer polytechnic institute, troy, new york, in 1 865. the growth of theta xi hod been conservative, originally it was founded only on the campuses of engineering schools; it now has active chapters at 52 of the nation ' s leading colleges and universities, president edward whitehead presided over the biggest social events of the year: the sweetheart ball and the 6294 banquet, each year the senior who has partici- pated the most in campus activities re- ceives the Curtis b. white memorial tro- phy; an engraved plaque is presented to the senior who has contributed the most to betterment of the chapter, an award is also made to the pledge with the most outstanding record in school and chapter during his period of pledge training. Joel porker grady thrasher class chairman class of 1964 bill george Qthy, Louis E, II Atlanta, Ga, I, Joseph M Long Branch, N, J. i, Bobby R Marietta, Go ., John H Lut2, Flo. i, Robert F,, Jr., Sigma Chi Mobile, Ala, ■„ Steove D Atlanta, Go. Ado Won A,, Jr Adamson, David A Adrion, Robert F., Jr., Pi Koppo Phi Agoos, Andrew M., Alpha Cpiitan Pi Akridge, Thomas W Akslen, Jon H.. Delia Sigma Phi . Albright, Robert W. Alcorto, Javror D. . Alewlne, Bobby W,, A. Ill, Alpha lau Omega Alford, Roger W., Jr. ... Allee, Elbert G., Jr Allegret, Froncis P Allen, Charles A., Belo Thelo Pi Allison, Thomas L Allshouse, William B. II, Thela Xi innoh, Go eland. Go. io, Tuscany fe l w - MiM w: Amis, Robert W. Jr Atlanta, Go Anderson, Jesse H Dublin, Go Anderson, Robert F Augusta, Go Andrew, Samuel A Andrews, Dovid J Albony, Go Andrews, Howard R, Jr Huntsville, Ale Andrews, Wayne S Smyrna, Go Andrews, William B Atlanta, Go Ankrom, Charles B Louisville, O Apel, Charles L Atlonto, Go Arovz, Alberto A Miami, Flo Arbon, Paul R Arlington, Vg Archer, James R., Jr., Delta Tou Delta . . . East Point, Go Arechogo, Froncisco J Coral Gables, Flo Arp, David H., Jr., Seta Theta P. Ellijoy, Go Arrington, Micheol S Decotur, Go Askew, Fletcher C, Jr., Alpha Tou Omego . . Columbus, Go Askins, Norman D., DeKo Sigma P i. . . . Birmingham, Alo Askins, Robert W Lake City, S. C Auer, Joseph, S.gmo Alpha Cpsilon Miami, Flo Aultmon, Willie K Atlanto, Go Austin, Albert W LaGrange, Go Ayres, James A., Ill, Chi Psi Gobbettville, Go Boock, Kevin C, Tou Koppo Epsi on . . . Holbrook, N. 1 Bobb, James J Memphis, Tenr Bobb, John R , Kappa Alpho Norfolk, Vo Backus, Henry G Jesup, Gc Bognol, Marion P Ft. Lauderdale, Flc Bailey, James R, Jr Bethesdo, Mc Bailey, Warren F Chicopee, Gc Boird, Bruce W Springfield, Masi Baker, Byron R., Sigmo Chi Charlotte, N. C Baker, Ervin W., Jr., Phi Sigma Kappa . . Summerville, S. C Boles, Homer E Gainesville, Gc Bollard, Ronald D Crestview, Flc Barber, Henry J Waycross. Gc Borfield, John R Macon, Gc Borger, Dean D., Jr., S.gma C ii . . . Chattanooga, Tenr Barker, Robert C Decotur, Gc Barnard, Grondy B, III Memphis, Tenr Barnes, Jeff A Atlanta, Gc Bornes, Robert W Augusta, Gc i f E £P.SS ' ' A. ml Bornett, Gary S., Alpha Epji on Pi .... Savonnoh, Ga. Barnhart, James P., Sigmo Chi Orlondo, Fla. Borllett, Barbara A Balboa, Conal Zone Bolemon, F. Ellis, Jr., Sigma Nu Decatur, Go. Bottle, Calvin W Milledgeville, Go. Beale, Harry A Rotki, Md. Beam, Richard B Amerlcus, Go. Bearss, Charles C Tampo, Flo. Becknell, Douglas F Thomoston, Go. Bell, Chorles H Woycrosj, Go. Bell, William T., Jr., Sigmo Chi Goinesville, Go. Benbow, Charles H. B Marietta, Go. Bennett, James A, III West Palm Beach, Fla. Bennett, Patrick D Tompa, Flo. Benton, Douglas A., Delta Sigmo Phi .... Colbert, Go. Benton, Louis B., Jr., Delfo Fou Delta . . Fort Worth, Texos Benton, Richord S., Pi Koppo Alpha . . Avondole Estotes, Go. Bert!, Robert E Savonnoh, Go. Birchfield, Edwin B Atlanta, Go. Birchfleld, Jerry I Jonesboro, Ga. Bird, Richord A , Phi Delta Theta Moultrie, Go. Bishop, Jomes A Decatur, Go. Bjorensen, Robert E Jackson, Miss. Block, Homer I Hopeville, Go. .lock, John W Eost Point, Go .lock, Joseph K Warner Robins, Go .lockbyrn, Shellon H,, lomfado Chi Alpho . Chottonoogo, Tenn .lockmon, Jomes O Jesup, Go .Icdsoe, Worren B, Jr Georgetown, Go .lessing. Randall M Lokelond, Flo loordmon, Robert E., Belo Fhelo Pi Atlonto, Go tMght, Karl A., lombdo Chi Alphi . North Charleston, S, C. snholm, Carl A., Sigmo Nu Atlonto, Go, g-., Richord P., Alpha Tou Omego Winston-Solem, N. C. ?n William H Savonnoh, Go. iot Eric S. Alpho Epsilon P, Decotur, Go. igord, Lowrence D., tombdo Chi Alpha . . Amityville, N. Y. ton, Warner P Winfield, Po. .en. Ceroid G Gainesville, Go len, Robert N Hortwell, Go e.s, Jomes D,, Dello Tou Delta Rome, Go, ckney Edwin A Lokelond, Flo miette, Tillmon T Atlonto, Go nfoid. ' Robert E Savannah, Go n.ley. Homer F.. Jr.. lombdo Chi Alpha . . Mooresville, N. C ;e E Doroville, Go. Jomes G., Lomfado Chi Alpho .... Porrish, Alo. irg, John J., Jr Augusto, Go. lyer, Eugene C, Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . Orongeburg, S. C. Robert P College Park, Go. onroe A Ashburn, Go. WIen J Corrollton, Go. Austin, R Kissimmee, Flo. hire, James E , III Oviedo, Flo. George R., Jr., Alpho Too Omega . . . Columbus, Go. Charles T Montgomery, Alo. Columbus L Coleman, Go. David H Ponomo City, Fla. Horley N Brunswick, Ga. 1, Horry J., Jr Chottonoogo, Tenn. 1, Monte R, Phi Sigma Koppa Chicogo, III. 1, Phillip J Foirfield, Ohio 1, Robert S Chattanooga, Tenn. ,, Willlom H Goinesville, Go. ,, Williom M Jocksonville, Flo. ing, John M Savannah, Go. lEE 2I£5 Jr ' A. iMfe i Brownlee, Frank H Tampa, Fla Bryson, Jon H., Phi Sigma Kappa Victoria, Texo Bullick, Cullen L., Chi Psi Miami, Flo Burdette, Charles C Greenville, S. C Burgess, Jerry W Lithonio, Go Burgin, James B Etowah, Tenn Barns, Henry K, III Macon, Go Burns, Williom T Brewton, Ala Burr, William L Framinghom, Mass Burroughs, William J Savannah, Go Burton, George W., Defto Tou De (o . . . Memphis, Tenn Burton, Richard L., Jr Thomaston, Ga iMWm ' ' iu ' P sv fl r ' t ' 9 - 1 - I Bussey, Wm, W, Jr Atlanta, Go Butler, John L Springfield, Pa Butter, John R., Jr., Tau Kappa Epsi on . . St. Petersburg, Flo Caldwell, Robert S., Jr., Sigmo Alpha Epsilon . Columbus, Miss Coldwell, Robert W Brunswick, Go Calhoun, Thomas B., Jr., Phi Kappa Tou . . . Foirhope, Ala Coll, John C, Delia Sigma Phi .... Pompono Beach, Flo Campbell, Graham R., Phi Sigma Kappa . . Lehigh Acres, Flo Compbell, Larry K College Pork, Ga Campbell, William A., Alpha Tou Omega . West Polm Beach, Flo Consler, Reuben M, Jr Atlanta, Go Corbonell M. John, III Sovonnoh, Go Cardenal, Jose Managua, Nicorogu. Cordenos, Jose A Managua, Nicorogu. Corey, James B Memphis, Tenr Carlisle, Guy W Noshville, Terr Corr, Howard E, Jr Auburn, Alo Carroll, Thomas K., Jr., S.gmo Chi Eastman, Go Corler, Hugh A., Jr., Phi Gamma Delia .... Plains, Go Corter, James L Savannah, Go Carter, James W Meigs, Go Carter, Joseph C Huntington, W. Vo Carter, Neil X Americus, Go Carter, William R., Jr., S.gmo Nu Atlanta, Go Coruthers, Philip R Wimoumo, Flo Cose, Monson D., Ph. S.gmo Koppo . . . Charlotte, N. C Castillo, Milton M Leon, Nicorogu. Castle, Gary K Wynnewood, Po Castleberry, William Atlanta, Go Couthen, Thomos L Augusta, Go Certain, Gordon C Miami, Flo Chodwick, William H, Jr Leslie, Go Chapman, Joseph R., Jr Pensocolo, Flo Chapman, Morion P., Jr., Tou Kappa Epsilon . Spartanburg, S. C Chapman, William E Huntington, W. Vc Chappell, James C, Sigma Chi Atlanta, Go Chappell, Joseph J, Sr Dudley, Go Chorlett, Richord R., Tou Koppo Epsilon . . . West Point, Go Chorrin, Pierre H., Phi Comma Delta . . . Houston, Texo Check, Alexis M., Alpha X, Delia . . . Pompono Beach, Flo Chinkes, Joel D Atlanta, Go Chow, James S Hong Kong, Chin. Christian, George T., Ill, Tau Koppo Epsilon St. Petersburg, Flo Christian, Howard M Cornelia, Gc Christian, William G., Phi Kappa Sigma . . Birmingham, Alo Church, Dennis M Mocedon, N. Y Citorello, Victor J Hovono, Cubi Clark, Cory L., Phi Gamma Delia .... Ochlochnee, Go Clark, Edward A Mocon, Go Clark, John A., Delta Sigmo Phi Lexington, K Clorson, Reuben E., Be o Theto Pi . . . St. Petersburg, Flo Clawson, Donald E , P. Koppo Alpha .... Atlonto, Go Clein, Michael A., AJpho Eps. on P. Miami, Flo Clephane, Arthur H., Jr Villonovo, Po Cloud, George T Atlanta, Go Clough, Andrew L., Jr., Koppo Alpha . . . Blockshear, Go Cochran, William }., Jr., Delia Tou Delta . . Fairburn, Go. Coerver, Vol F., Jr., Delia Tau Delia . . . Houston, Texas Cole, Robert T Marietta, Go. Colemon, John R Miami, Flo. Coleman, lee M Decatur, Go. Coley, Kenneth R., Koppo Sigmo Orlando, Flo. Colley, David R., Pi Koppo Alpho .... Memphis, Tenn. Collins, Michael A., lambda Chi Alpha West Polm Beach, Flo. Comeoux, Ronald P Columbus, Go. Commins, Robert G., Sigma Nu Glcnview, III. Conley, lorry R Chicicamaugo, Go. Cown, Jomes L Morietta, Ga. 3r, Thomas I Sovonnoh, Go ;aoper, Andrew I., Sigma Alpha fpsi on . . Waycross, Go :ooper, David C Mobile, Ala :aoper, Douglos A Atlonto, Go :oaper, Frederick S, Jr Godsden, Ala ooper, John B., Jr., Belo Thelo Pi . . . Loke Wales, Flo rorbett, Devrey N Chorlotte, N. C :orbit old E., ma Chi Augusta, Go. I, Thomas J., Ill Shelbyvllle, Tern. Williom F Atlonta, Go. rottrell, Ralph C, III Orlondo, Flo. :auch, William D Chicopee, Go. , John A., Alpha Tou Omego . . . Corlersville, Go. , Robert D, III Griffin, Ga. ox, Robert C, Jr., Sigma Nu Baton Rouge, la rain, Ben W Dublin, Go romer, Donold W Mobile, Alo ramer, Ronald W Mobile, Ala rawford, Doniel C, Jr Savannah, Go rifosi, Jock A Hopeville, Go rismond, lowrcnce I., Tou Koppo fpsi on . . Arlington, Vo ler, Thomas S Fort Meodc, Flo e, Hilton M Tompo, Flo ell, John M Mobile, Alo rrowiey, Mitchell A Alma, Go iibley, Russell R., Jr Gordon, Ga up, Norman D Dollos, Texo :ubillos, Enrique A Bogota D. E., Colombic )ie, Robert A., Jr., lambda Chi Alpha . . Brodenlon, Flo nings, Jomes K., Jr Columbus, Go Cunningham, William B., Jr., Phi Kappa Tou Winter Pork, Flo ronningham, William N Bristol, Va Curry, William A East Point, Go Cwierlny, Anthony J., Jr Hioleoh, Flo 3abney, William M Roopville, Go 1 Comoro Conio, Carlos G. . . . Rio de Joneiro, Brozil liley, Randall B., Sigma Phi fpsi on Ripley, O. imeron, William H., Ill, Oeilo Tou Delta . . . Atlanta, Go iniell, Edmond P Smyrno, Go. iniel, William C, Sigma Aipho Fpsi on . . . Dolton, Go. irby. Jack D Adel, Go. isher, Rowold D Voldosta, Go. ner, Thomo! E Boinbridge, Go. ler, William B., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsi on . . . Macon, Go. enport, Chorlcs M Blakely, Go. enport, William, Jr Noshville, Tenn. ies, Thomas M Gainesville, Go. is, Albert I Smyrno, Ga . Davis, Charles F., Jr., Koppo Alpha .... Columbia, S. C. Davis, Horry S., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Davis, James A s, James R., Tou Kappa Epillon s, Joseph C s, Richord K., Jr., Phi Delia Theto son, James B Day, John K Arlington, Va. loGronge, Ga. ll l Dean, Albert L,, Jr., S gmo Cfi Voldosta. Ga. Dearmon, Otis D., Jr Eatonton, Go. Deeb, Somi I Nazareth, Urael Deile, Andrew J, IV Kankolee, III. Dellosega, John P., Delta Sigma Phi . . . Swainsboro, Go, Denney, Roy I., Jr., Sigma Nu Corrollton, Ga. Dennis, Dovid A Palmetto, Go. Dennis, David P., Jr Chos. Hgts., S. C Dennis, Robert P., Pi Kappa Alpha Thomos, Go, Densmore, Owen, Ph, Kappa Sigma Orlando, Flo Dettmann, Charles E., Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Lokelond, Fl o, DeWester, Lloyd R, II Acworth, Go, Dickerson, Hilton B, Jr Atlanta, Go Dietz, Donald P Indian Rocks Beach, Flo, Dillon, Robert C, Lambda Chi Alpha .... Covino, Calif Dobbins, Hugh F Morietta, Ga Dobson, Charley G, Jr Atlanta, Ga Dollar, John M., Alpha Tan Omega . . . Memphis, Tenn Doobrow, Joel H., Alpha Epsi on Pi . . . Charleston, S. C Dooly, Geary T Quitman, Ga Doster, lorry L Atlanta, Go Downing, James R., Phi Gamma Delia .... Atlanta, Ga Draper, Robert M Lonsing, Mich Drsata, Frank E , S;gma Phi £psi on Baltimore, Md Drummond, Corlton M Thomoston, Ga Drummond, Charles W Springfield, III Duane, Lawrence E., Jr., Thela Chi . . Chestnut Hill, Mass Doff, Royle R., Beta Thela Pi Decatur, Ga Dunn, Douglas M Nashville, Tenn Dykes, Jeffrey W., Alpha Tau Omega . . . Wouwotosa, Wis Easterlin, Philip R., Jr., Delia Too Delia . Valley Stream, N. Y Edson, Steven B,, Phi Eps.lon Pi . . . No. Miomi Beach, Flo Edwards, Harry S , Jr Decotor, Go Edwards, Larry J Danville, III Eidson, Williom R Colombia, S. C Eiland, James J West Point, Go Ellicott, Ellicott G., Jr Nelson, N. H Ellington, Robert P., Jr Atlanta, Go Elliott, Edward Lee, Jr Hopeville, Ga Elliott, William H., Jr., Delia Upsilan .... Arlington, Vo Ellsworth, Carl E,, Jr., Too Kappa Eps. on . . Anchorage, Ky Ellwanger, David W., Kappa Alpha .... Rock Hill, S. C Entmon, Howard. Phi Eps.7on Pi ... . Miomi Beoch, Fla Erickson, Dovid A West Hollywood, Fla Ervin, Barry W Atlanta, Go Espinosa, Ramon R Cambrio Heights, N. Y Espy, Pool D., Beta Theta Pi Jackson, Ala Estermon, Michail A., Pi Kappa Phi .... Voldosta, Ga Estripeout, Raol R., Jr Panama, Ponomc Evons, Andrew W., Sigma Chi Experiment, Go Evans, Robert D., S.gma No Hawkinsville, Ga Ewell, George W, III Clearwater, Fla Foires, Thomas F., Sigma Phi Epsi on .... Memphis, Tenn Folk, Michael W., Delta Too Delta .... Gainesville, Ga Falvey, Donald A Strasburg, Vo Farabee, Cleabert G., Jr., Koppa Alpha . . . Atlanta, Go Farnhom, Theodore C, III Horrimon, Tenn Farrow, Lorry J Nashville, Tenn Faughn, Dale Brookport, III Faosett, Robert D Ellijay, Ga Fay, Donald B., Jr., Phi Sigmo Koppa . . Panomo City, Fla Feder, Milton E,, Alpha Epsi on Pi ... . Konsas City, Mo Feigelmon, Victor B North Miami Beach, Fla Feldman, Herbert S, Jr Atlanta, Ga Ferguson, William M Sylacauga, Ala Fidler, James T., Delta Too Delta . . . Grand Prairie, Texai il I lindlay. Ion S Washington, D. I Jshcr, George Thomas Washington, D. ( !tts, William L., IV Vero Beach, Fl . ' leming, John W., Jr., De (o Sigma Phi . . . Decatur, G letcher, GeraW T Atlanta, G letcher, Robert S Dawson, G OOtc, George P., Ill, Sigma Chi Atlanta, G oster, Byron J., Koppo Alpha Atlanta, G oster, George E Tollohassee, Fl owler, James W., Ill East Point, G radella, Francis J Columbus, G lin, John E., Jr Screven, G r, Russell E., Jr., Sigma C ii . . . Fort Lauderdale, Fl !r, Barry L., Delia Stgma Phi . . . Miami Beach, Fl ■r, William J Decatur, Go. rench, Charles E., Phi Gammo Delia .... Dollos, Texas ricke, Harold J, Jr Avondole Estates, Go, uller, Donald A Atlanta, Go. , John A Decatur, Go iaio, Matthew A Liberty, N. Y. raissert, John M Sporto, Go iollman, Thomas A Carrollton, Go, iarcia, Carlos R., Jr Habona, Cuba rarner, Charles L Joanna, S. C kirner, John R, III Atlanto, Go larrett, Arlie A Dublin, Go iory, Gilmer A Decatur, Go iee, John F. Ill Atlanto, Go ieise, J. William, Jr., lombdo Chi Alpha . . Allegany, N. Y lentry, William E. Ill Roswell, Go reorge. William W., Sigma Chi . . . Grand Rapids, Mich ribson, Ted W., Phi Sigmo Koppo Biloxi, Misi iill, Geoffrey C, Koppo Sigma Allonia, Go iillespie, Clarence E., Jr., PI Kappa Alpha White Stotion, Tenn iillespie, Deon N Porkville, Md iillespie, Garry M Gainesville, Go iingrey, John P., Sigmo Nu Augusto, Go rissendaner, Jackson M., Sigma Nu . . . Chottohoochee, Flo Hodden, Emory T., Jr., Thela Chi .... Jacksonville, Flo ileason, Lewis W., Jr Toccoo, Go ileeson, David W., lambda Chi Alpha . . Clorksville, Tenn ilisson, David K Collins, Go iSKm Goolder, Richard B , Jr., lombdo Chi Alpha . . Hickman, Ky. Godbee, James R Carrollton, Go. Godbey, John W, Jr Sumter, S. C. Godfrey, John M., Chi Phi SovonnoS, Ga. Goldman, Leonard G Fori Benning, Go. Gordon, Barry D., Tou Epsi on Phi .... Warwick, N. Y. Gordon, Robert C Macon, Go Gottsche, John H., Beto Thela Pi . . . Ocean Springs, Miss. Grocey, Brian H Voldosla, Go Groddy, Durwood E., Jr Georgetown, Go. Grol, Emil T, III Mobile, Ala. Grant, Edwin S Nashville, Tenn. Green, lorry W Moryville, T«nn. Green, William S Atlanta, Go. Greene, Frank B Atlanta, Go Greenwell, Jock E , Pi Koppo Alpha Porter, Ind. Greer, Jomes I Decatur, Go, Gregory, Horry C, III, Phi Koppo Sigmo . Doytono Beach, Flo. Grier, George W, III AAacon, Go. Griffin, James 0., Sigma Nu Carrollton, Go. Griffin, William W Miomi, Flo. Griffiths, Vincent E., Jr Atwoler, Colif. Grim, Jomes F Arlington, Vo. Grynkewich, Nicholas E., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha AHonfa, Go. a ' WW e, j i ' . ' , B i -at- j-i Gunther, Donold H„ Jr., De fo Tou De fa . Chattanooga. Tenn Hackmcyer, Ferd W., Jr., S gma Chi Mobile, Ale Holl, Buddy G., Delia Sigma Phi Winder, Gc Holl, Donold L., Tau Kappa Eps. on Hortville, C Hall, Jamei W, Jr Hamburg, Arl Holl, Kenneth R , Phi Sigma Koppo .... Conway, Arl Holl, Robert L, Sr , S.gmo Alpha fpsi on . . Sovannoh, Gc Hollmark, George S, Jr Pensocoio, Fit Halloron, Philip B Beckley, W. V Hornby, Herschel L Voldosto, G Homer, Leslie C, Jr. Delto Tau Delia .... Torrent, Ale Hamilton, Don A Tampa, Fit Hamilton, Kenneth A Flushing, N. 1 Hammond, Charles L Atlonto, G Hampton, Clements O. Jr., Thelo X . . . . Columbus, G( Honchey, Jerry L., Delta Tou Delia . . North little Rock. Arl Honcock, Ronald W,, P. Koppo Alpho N, Miomi Beach, Fli Hand, Dennis W., Jr., Tau Koppo fpsi on . . Columbus, G( Honey, Holcuit P., Phi Gamma Delta .... Dallas, Texc Hanson, David F Palmetto, Gi Horberson, James L., Delia Tou Delia . . Hendersonville, N. Hordy, Clive E Brooks, Gi Hordy, Mox Brown, Jr., Delia Tau Delia . . . Leesburg. G( Hardy, Peter E Orlando, Fl. Horgett, William B., Beta Thelo Pi . . Avondole Estotes, Gi Harper, George R., Thelo Chi Coral Gables, Fl. Harris, Benjomin H College Park, G. Harris, Jomes P Miami, fl Harrison, John D-, lambda Chi Alpha . . . Brunswick, Gi Horrold, Ebert F Winterville, G. Hort, Jock W Atlanta, Gi Hortmon, Kenneth J Reynolds, Gi Harvey, Thomas J., Delfo S.gmo Phi . . . Mount Dora, Fl. Harwell, Homer J., Jr., Delia Tau Delia Fl. Lauderdale, Fl. Harwell, Richord M Atlonta, G. Horwood, Jomes G., Alpha Tou Omega . . Albemarle, N. I Hoslam, George M., Ill, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Ft. Valley, G. Hatcher, Douglas M Macon, G Hawkins, John D, Jr Memphis, Ten Hawkins, Wesley N, Jr Macon, G Hayes, John E., Jr., Koppo Sigmo . . Signal Mounloin, Ten Hoynes, David G lithonio, G Hoynes, Kenneth W Anniston, Al Heord, J. Stephen Atlonto, G Heard, Poul W, Jr Atlanta, G Heil, Russell H., Tou Koppo Epsilon Miami, Fl Heller, Roiner Hunlsville, Al Henderson, Walter L Aliquippo, P Hendley, Sam R, Jr Cordele, G Hendricks, Thomas E., Phi Kappa Tou , . . . New Orleans, I Henson, Bart S., Sigma Chi Birmingham, Al Herbert, Theodore T., Delia Ups.lon . . Garden Grove, Col Herckis, Dovid, Alpho fps.lon Pi Sovannoh, G Herring, Roy P., Ill, Alpha Tau Omega .... Decatur, G Herrington, Dovid E., Beto Thelo Pi ... . Columbus, G Herzog, Herbert D., Alpho Epsilon Pi . . . Memphis, Ten Hesterlee, Jerry M Villo Rico, Ga. Hice, Stephen M Atlanta, Go. Hicks, Chorles, Jr Atlanta, Go. Hicks, Jomes R., Jr Meridion, Miss. Hiemenz, John F, Jr Alma, Mich. Hilburn, Robert E Dublin, Go. Hill, H, Bryan, Jr Miami, Flo. Hill, Herman A Lovonio, Go. Hill, Samuel M., Ill Birminghom, Alo Hinson, Jerry T., Phi Comma Delia Dallas, Texas Hirons, Fred M., Jr., Sigmo Alpha Epsilon . . . Tampo, Flo. Hobgood, Jomes W Calhoun, Go. iock, Thomas G, Jr Baltimore, Md. ocutt, William H., Kappa Sigma .... Chorlcilon. S. C. idges, Jimmie R Poducah, Ky. iffmann, Roiph A., Chi Psi St. Petersburg. Flo. igshead, Frank M., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dalton, Go. illand. Max C Villa Rico, Go. illon, Truman E., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Atlonto, Go. illingsworth, Thomas F, II Macon, Go. illoway, John H, III Memphis, Tenn. irman, Robert G., Alpha Tan Omega .... Albany, Go. Jmes, John D., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Choltonoogo, Tenn. Jf, Fred W Charleston, W. Va. Jt, Richard J New Orleans, La. jiton, Willord A., Jr Columbus, Go. ood, Francis R., Tou Kappa Epsilon apkins, Jerry, Delia Tau Delia . .  rak, Robert H., Phi De(to Thefo Williom W., Jr arnsby, Jesse, Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha rton, Richard H uston, Trovis L., Delia Sigma Phi owle, William M., Jr., Chi Psi Hartsville, S. C. udson, Poul T Olive Bronch, Miss. liter, William E., Phi Kappa Tou . . . St, Petersburg, Flo. uRord, Arthur D,, II, Kappa Alpha .... Pensocolo, Flo. ughey Roburn, Lee, Jr Lafayette, Go. umphrey, George T,, III, Beto Theto Pi ... . Canton, O. utchinson, Larry S Dublin, Go. gram, Claude W ' . . . Tarrant, Ala gram, Humber Eotonton, Go. nes, Steven S., Beta Thela Pi Richmond, Vo. [kowitz, Martin G Parksville, N. Y. ickson, Joe F Decatur, Go, Kkson, Steve C, Sigma Nu Chottonooga, Tenn. ikubecy, James J., Sigma Nu Foir Hoven, N. J. od M., Atlonti imes, lynn irrell, Woodrow W., Jr Butler, Go. iffcoaf, Horry Birmingham, Alo. inklns, Frederick H., Jr., Sigma Chi .... Boltimore, Md. inkins, Stephen R Voldosta, Go. innings, John S Rock Hill, S C. ihnson, Douglas G Macon, Go. in, Everett C, Phi Koppo Sigmo .... Bel thnson, Terry W., Tou Koppa Epsilon .... Atla illy, James R., Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon ... Dal nes, Fred M Georgeto ines, Jerry L Atla Randol E Hopev nes, Robert W., II, Thela Chi Cocoa Be irdan, Dewey E., Jr Atlanta, Go. rdan, Leiand K., Ill Savannah, Go. lyner, Robert G., Jr Atlonto, Go. irick, Robert R., Chi Psi Convent, N. J. hie, Neill R., lomfado Chi Alpha .... Huntsville, Ala. uhyaoglu, Oilek A Istonbul, Turkey Gary M Sussex, N. J. iilMM I a ,. Koines, Lionel P., Sefo Theta Pi Lakeland. Flo. Koweske, John J Sussex, N. J. Keisling, John H Sparta, Tenn. Keith, Joseph D., Tou Koppo Epsilon Rome, Go. Keith, Robert W., Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Rutherford, N. J. Kelley, Zone R Roopville, Go. Kelly, Edwin L, Jr Jefferson. Go. Kelly, James C, Koppo Afpho Monticello, Go. Kendrick, Williom J Macon, Go. Keyer, Richord F., Jr Xenio, O. Keyfer, Aro Istonbul, Turkey Keys, John W., Ill, T ieto Cfli Sheffield. Ala. Keyscrling, Charles M., Alpha Epsi on PI Kilgore, William R Kindel, Thomas I King, Preston B, Jr Kirk, David B Kirkland, Philip A., Koppo Alpha . . Hunlsville, Tarpon Springs, Fla No. Little Rock, Ark Kirklcind, Russell K Warner Robins, Go. Klein, William R., Chi Psi Augusta, Go, Kleinmon, Louis F., Phi Epsi on Pi ... . Hot Springs, Ark. Knesi, Joseph J North Miami, Flo. Knight, Richard F., Sigmo Chi Savonnoh, Go. Knowles, Jeffrey M Eotonlon, Go. Knowles, Philip L Dawson, Go. Knox, Charles M Santurce, P. R. Kohler, Klaus A Zumikon ZH, Switzerlond Kolpin, George A., Phi Sigmo Kappa . , . Greot Neck, N. Y. Korsok, Steven A Haure, Mont. Labuuisse, John P., Ill, Beta Thefa Pi . . . New Orleans, La. Labrador, Rafael . . LoCapro, John R., Alpha Lorn, Fred P. . . . T., lombdo Chi Alpha i Franklin D., Jr Lane, Gordon B., Jr., Tou Kappa Epsi on . . lake City, Fla. Lone, Joseph H Boinbridge, Go. Lanier, Emory S., Ill, Sigma Nu Atlanta, Go. Lapeyrouse, David L Houmo, La. Lorkin, James A., lombdo Chi Alpha . . . Hallandole, Fla, Law, Christian H,, Tau Kappa Epsilan . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Lowrence, John C Sussex, N. J. Lawrence, Ralph W Mobile, Ala Lawson, Cyron T., Delia Upsilon .... Spartanburg, S. C. Leach, Philip A Atlanta, Ga. Leosure, James A., Ph; Gommo De (a Canton, 0. Ledermon, Arthur L Miami Beach, Flo. Lee, Chorles E Pensocola, Flo.. Leebern, William J Columbus, Ga. leggelt, Milton M., Ill Boxley, Ga. Leggeft, Ronald E Jesup, Ga. Leitmon, Jerry D Birmingham, Ala. Lepow, Frederick A Miami, Fla. Leroy, Philip N Pikesville, Md. Lesley, Jomes R Clayton, Go. Levitt, Barry K., Alpha Epsi on Pi Baltimore, Md. Levy, Howard R., Phi fpsi on Pi Portsmouth, Vo. Lightloot, Edword M Annandale, Va. Lindsey, Donnie E Douglos, Go. Lineberger, Edward A Charleston, S. C. Link, Robert L., Sigma Nu Decatur, Go. Little, Jomes W Atlanta, Go. Little, Thomas W Commerce, Go. Loltin, Chorles R., Sigma Phi Epsi on .... Piedmont, Ala. Loftis, Robert O, Jr Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Longmire, O. Kenneth, Phi Sigma Koppo .... Beloit, Wis. Looney, John D., lombdo Chi Alpha . . . Johnson City, Tenn. Lord, Lorry Mobile, Ala. Lores, Manuel E Coral Gobies, Flo. Lothridge, Billy L Gainesville, Go. Lott, Michael, H Covington, Ga. Love, Samuel H Ringgold, Go. Lovvorn, Thomas K Bowdon, Go. Lowry, Doniel W Springfield, Mo. Lucas, Eddy A Charleston, W. Va. Lynn, James D Birminghom, Ala. Lyons, Jeffrey L Johnson City, Tenn. Maben, Garrett P., Sigma Alpha Epsl on . . Ft. Worth, Tenal Moclntyrc, Doniel I., IV, Delia Sigma Phi . . . Atlanta, Go. Mackie, Poul E., Jr Bridgton, Me. Maddo«, James P., Koppo Alpha Atlanta, Ga. Maddox, Jimmy J Hoyneiville, La. Moddox, Notley R., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Eatonton, Ga. Mahoney, Philip M Commack N. Y. Molloy, John H Coney Islond, N Y. Malone, Thomas J., Phi SIgmo Kappa . . Hottlesburg, Miss. Molti, Edword M., Phi Epsl on PI ... . AllontIc City, N. J. Maner, Dovid A., Chi Phi Augusta, Ga. Manley, Mork J,, Koppa Sigma Birmingham, Ala. Marchal, Albert W., Kappo Alpha .... New Orleans, La. Morlno, Michael J., Phi Gamma Delia .... Butler, Ala. Morsholl, Joseph D., Delia Sigma Phi . . . Birmingham, Ala. Martellotto, Joseph A New Vork, N. Y. Mortin, Glen H Carrollton, Ga. Martin, Joke W Gainesville, Go. Martin, Jomes F., Delia Tau Delia Cornelia, Ga. Martin, Philip L., Chi Psi Atlanta, Ga. Mortin, Richard Somerville, Tenn. Martinson, John E., II, Sigmo Chi Orlando, Fla. Mossey. Albert P., Ill Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Massey, Raymond D., Jr., Sigma Chi .... Decatur, Go Signol Mt., Tenn. Massey, W Malhls, James P Roswell, Ga. Matlock, John B Norfolk, Va. May, James A., Delia Sigma Phi Beloit, Wis. Mayo, William T, Jr Tallahossee, Fla. McBreorty, John C Macon, Go. McCort, William C Atlanta, Go. McClellan, John H. Ill, Sigmo Nu Atlonlo, Ga. MeClendon, William D Tompo, Flo. McClung, Gary G Chattanooga, Tenn. McClure, Gerald W., Phi Kappa Sigma . . St. Albans, W. Vo. McCiure, Thomas D Commerce, Ga. McCord, Dale Lynn Mocon, Go. McCutchen, George H, II Lowrencevllle, Go. McDonald, Clyde B, III Silver Creel McDonald, James E., Jr., Delta Sigma Phi . . . Atlontc McDonald, Roscoe B., Jr Mllledgevllh McDonald, Trocy, G Atlonti McDonald, William R„ Jr Roswel McDowell. Dorothy J., Alpha Xi Delta .... Atlontc McElroy, Dovid R, Jr Moultir. McGorlty, Morsl McGee, Gordon McGlbony, Rob McGulfey, Joseph L. McHugh, Johi Robe III H., Jr K.. Pi Koppo Alpha McLough McMoho McMullo McPhersi McPhers. McQueei McRo n, Philip, Jr Macon, Ga. Peter W No. Little Rock, Ark. Wllllom T Harlwell, Go. I, Dwight A Alexander, Go. I, Edwin M., Ill, Pi Kappa Alpha . . Boltlmore, Md. Boyce Y., Tou Kappa Epsifon Dudley A., Jr Do rllle Meadows, Robert L, Jr Columbus, Go. Medlln, Melanie R., Alpha Xi Delia Orlando, Flo. Meeks, James D Douglas, Go. Meiselman, Joy M , Alpha Epsl on Pi Dayton, O. Melhorn, Frederick A West Memphis, Ark. Mendhelm, Jomes R Dothan, Ala. Meyer, Edward C Floral Pork, N. Y. Mc er, Larry E Hopewell Jet., N. Y MMom, Lorry J Folrburn, Go Millard, Charles A,, Alpha Ph, Omego . , . Tullohoma, Tenn Millen, Paul K., Delta Tou Delia .... Ft. Lauderdale, Flo Miller, Jock v., Delia Sigma Phi . . . Powder Springs, Go Miller, Jomes K Dothor. Ala Her, Ren, Jr Statesboro, Go Her, Woltcr D Allania, Go. Ilicon, Robert E, Jr Rome, Go. Ilison, Morvin G , Phi Cpsilon Pi Boltimore, Md Ms, Fred E., II, Koppo Sigma Bluefield, W. Va. ncey, James F, Jr Cloxton, Go. M md I Mitchell, David C, eeto Thela Pi Owensboro, Ky. Mitchell, Richard L,, Jr., Koppo Sigma . . Chottonoogo, Tenn. Mije, Williom N Liberty, S. C. Moler, Robert M., Phi Kappa Tau Decatur, Go. Moncrief, Marion L, Jr Macon, Go. Moody, Louis E College Park, Md. Moore, Charles P., Kappa Sigma . Chattanooga, Tenn. Moore, Jock M., Chi Phi Tyler, Texas Moore, Patrick A Miami, Flo. Moore, William E., Jr., Phi Kappa Tou ... . Allonto, Go. Moorheod, Arthur H., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Altonio, Go. Morgan, Clarence H-, Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma Sovornah, Go. Morgan, Stanley I Atlonlo, Go. Morris, William T., Sigma Chi Allonto, Ga. Morrow, Eorl P Aliqulppa, Pa. Morton, Michael T Tulso, Okla. Moseley, John T Atlanta, Ga. Moseley, William R Macon, Ga. Moser, Enoch L Chattanooga, Tenn. Moss, Richard W Fontano Dam, N. C. Muccio, Robert S Miami, Flo. Mullins, Charles W., Sigma Phi Epsl on .... Griffin, Go. Mullins, Douglos C, Sigmo Chi Allonto, Go. Mullis, Alvin C, Ph; Koppo Sigmo Savannoh, Ga. Mullis, Joe C, Jr Soperton, Go. Murphy, Barry B., Sigmo Phi Epsi on . . . Combridge, Md. Murphy, David L Thomosville, Ga. Murray, Robert P., Jr., Phi Gamma Delia . . Houston, Texas Myers, Frank E., Jr., Chi Phi Lincolnton, Go. Nation, Sidney L Greensboro, Go. Neeley, Polrick L Miami, Flo, Nelson, Ronald R., Pi Koppo Alpha Atlanta, Go. Newsome, Lowrencc E Newport, R. I. Newton, Edward T., Ill, Sigmo Alpha Epsi on . . Madison, Go. Newton, Thomos M Griffin, Ga. Nguyen, Khoi N Saigon, Vletnom Normon, Clyde W, Jr Hortwell, Go. Norton, Robert B Smyrno, Go. Oakley, Jomes C Bessemer, Ala. Oddo, Sonto C Miami, Flo. Oliver, Leonord E, Jr Jonesboro, Go. O ' Neal, Poul M,, Jr., Phi Koppo Sigma . . . Harlsville, S. C. Opp, Williom R Tampo, Flo. Ortego, Humberto Hovono, Cubo Oswold, Bradford R., Thefo Chi Columbus, Miss. Overstreet, Kenneth E Waycross, Go. Owen, Lewis M., Jr., Lombdo Chi Alpha Fredericksburg, Va. Owens, Roy C, Jr Hyottsville, Md, Ower, David W., Jr., De (o Sigmo Phi Zion, III. Pales, Joseph R., 6e(o Thela Pi Wheaton, Md. Popodeo, Apostolos N., Sigma Chi .... Columbio, S. C. Popogeorge, Thomas E Atlanta, Go. Pork, Horry M, Jr Stephenville, Texas Parker, Broinord W, II Washington, D. C. Parker, Joel F., S.gmo Alpha fpsi on . . Pine Mounloin, Go. Porker, John E Denver, Colo. Parker, Wolter E., Jr., Alpha Tau Omega . . . Griffin, Ga. Porrlih, Terrell A Pembroke, Go. Porloln, William L., Jr Titusville, Flo. Paschal, William A., Ill, Phi Delia T iela . . . Altonia, Go. Passmon, Stephen L., Alpha Epi.Von Pi ... . Norfolk, Vo. Polrick, Robert E Newnon, Go. Potillo, Hugh M loGronge, Go. Paul, Robert J., Delia Tou Delia Stotesboro, Ga. Paulsen, Grover C, III Sovannoh, Go. Pearson, Conrad E Tuscolooso, Ala. Peeler, Lee C, Tau Kappa fpii on Glenview, III. Pemueller, O. Guillermo Guatemala, Guatemala Penegor, Norman O Charlotte, N. C. entecost, Daniel T Atlanta, Ga. ' erdue, Thomas H Severna Park, Md. ' erel, Bolivar T., Phi Kappa Sigma .... San Juan, P. R Perusse. Joseph S., Jr., Sigma Chi ' Gulfport, Miss. Peters, Stephen I Monroe, Go. rson, Richard N Ft. Campbell, Ky. ips, George H., Jr Pittsburgh, Pa ips, Joseph E., Delia Tau Delia Augusta, Go. ips, Richord M., Alpha Epsi on Pi . . . Memphis, Tenn. Picklesimer, Edison, Jr., Sigma Phi Epsi on . . Verona, N. J. :e, Joseph E., Sigma Phi fps.7on .... Trenton, N, J. Pignatoro, Richord G,, Thela Chi . Corono, Long Island, N. Y. e, Morgan S., Kappa Alpha Atlanta, Go. Pitts, Dovid Y sonts, Joseph A Plowden, Evons J., Jr., Alpha Tau Plumley, Wolloce J Plommer, Harvey S., Jr., Delia Si PlunkeH, Joseph S Polen, Wm. Michael .... Forest Park, Go. Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Woycr, Pool, Robert C Pope, Jerry L Pope, Roy, Jr Americus, Go Porter, John A Valdosta, Go Porter, Joseph W, Jr Port Wentworth, Go Potter, Gory M., Phi Gommo Delia Atlanta, Go Potter, Greg A., Phi Gommo Delia Atlanto, Go Pouncey, Lee R., Kappa Sigma Hughes, Ark. Powell, John R Milan, Tenn. P0V« Mar ' Mod Go. Pronn, Joseph A Hoto Rey, P. R. Pronn, John E San Juan, P. R. Preble, Harold G, Jr Savannah, Ga. Preston, Edv«ard H., Jr Atlanta, Go. Colu Go. Preston, Forest R., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Price, Albert E., Ill, Delia Tau Delia .... Baltimore, Md. Price, Lynn F Atlanta, Go. Price, Miller H Luroy, Va. Prichord, Tim F., Delia Sigma Phi .... Asheville, N. C. Proffitt, Robert H., Chi Psi Dalton, Ga. Proulx, Richard I., Dello Sigma Phi ... Homestead, Flo. Puckett, Gary I Atlanta, Go. Quorles, Edward W., Jr., Delia Sigma Phi . . Sovonnoh, Go. Quillion, Fletcher B-, III, Sigmo Chi .... Atlanta, Ga. Rogsdole, Robert M Boxley, Go. Rahimiodeh, Hooshong Moshod, Iron Ralston, William C, Jr Eotonton, Go, Rambo, George E Rep. of Panama Ramsey, Samuel R., Jr., Sigma Chi Ramsey, Thornwoll L., Jr., Alpha Tau Roy, Chorles G., Jr Redden, Janice B Reece, Eric W., Tau Kappa Epiilon Reed, Edward D., Jr Atlanta, Go. Reeves, William B Jonejboro, Go. Violo, Tenn. Laurel, Miss. ovonnoh. Go. Atlanta, Go. Chattanooga, Tenn. d OB k Reinhordl, Jon W., Tau Kappa Epsihn . . . Jackson, Tenn. Rhinehart, Robert R., Sigmo Nu .... leakesville, Miss. Rice, Chorles K., Jr., De (a Jau Delia .... Lebonon, Ky. Richards, Everett L Dexter, Minn. Richardson, Richard H., Phi Sigma Kappa . . Westminster, Md. Richardson, Thorras W., Sigmo Alpha fpsi on . . Macon, Go, Richie, Robert W Columbus, Go. Ricks, Robert E Tampa, Flq. Rlghtmyer, Charles W, Jr Americos, Ga, Ringer, James E Rome, Go. Ris, Chorles H, III Baldwin, Md. Roberts, Ralph M,, Jr., Thela Chi .... Tuscaloosa, Ala. Robinson, Gary J Dolton, Ga. Robinson, Jock D., Beta Jhela Pi Sedalia, Mo. Robinson, Jerry C Carrolllon, Go. Robinson, Prentice M Thomoston, Ga. Rogers. Robert P Milledgeville, Go. Romonchuk, Charles R., P ii Koppo Sigma . . West Mifflin, Pa. Rose, Jeremiah W Intcrloken, N. J. Roth, Alan H., Tou Eps.lon Phi . . . West Hempstead, N. Y. Rothmon, Leonard I., Alpha Epsi on Pi . . . Opa Locka, Fla. Rowland, Jerry W Carlersville, Ga. RufT, Oren T Forest Park, Go. Rupnik, Louis J., Tou Kappa Epsihn .... Dunellen, tvl. J. Rutlond, Thomas C, III Upotol, Ga. Rutledge, Ted A Atlanta, Ga. SafF, Edward B., Alpha Epsilan Pi .... Hollywood, Fla. Sailors, Ronald W Columbus, Ga, Sanders, Curtis L., Jr Edison, Ga. Sanders, Myron E., Jr., 8eto Thela Pi . . Huntington, N. Y. Sanders, Walter C, Jr., P, Koppo A p ia . . . Commack, N. Y. Sorduy, Oscar Cruces, Cuba Sotterfield, William H Owensboro, Ky- Saunders, Michoel P., Phi Delia Thela . . . Jacksonville, Flo. Sawyer, George W Macon, Ga. Sawyer, Henry C, Sigma Chi Gainesville, Go. Scales, Sam A Eogleville, Tenn. Scarborough, John F,, III, Alpha Jau Omega . . Buford, Ga. Scartz, Dominick T, Jr Atlanta, Ga. Schiff, David M., Alpha Epsi on Pi Atlanta, Ga. Schoize, Jimmy T East Point, Go. Schultz, Robert A., Jr Jeffersonville, Ga. Scherl, Herbert A Atlanta, Go. Scott, Charles R Atlanta, Go. Scott, Kenneth E., tombdo Chi Alpha .... McLean, Va. Scott, Lucius E, Jr Moultrie, Go. Seoles, Thomas A., Jr., Alpha Jau Omega . . Orlondo, Fla. Segrcst, Eorle L, Jr Orangeburg, S C. Sessoms, Alexonder K, II Cogdell, Go. Shodinger, Jomes N, Jr Corrollton, Ga. Sharpe, John F,, S.gmo Alpha Epsi on . . Brownsville, Tenn. Shorpton, Philip Arnold, Alpha Jau Omega . . . Decatur, Ga. Show, Gary D,, Tau Kappa Epsilon ..... Atlanta, Ga. Shelton, Jock W Macon, Go. Shepord, Melville )., Phi Sigma Kappa .... Tompa, Fla. Shi, James D., Ill, Alpha Jau Omega .... Atlanta, Ga. Shiflett, James A., Jr Birmingham, Ala. Shiver, Warren D Albany, Go. Shropshire, Fronk C, III, Delia Tau Delia . . . Rome, Go. Shuler, Bruce B Franklin, N. C. Simpson, George W., Sigma Chi Mocon, Ga. Sims, Charles F., Koppo Sigma Bainbridge, Ga. Sloseman, Douglas F Horrisburg, Pa. Slomon, Gary G Cedartown, Go. Slone, Robert A., Pi Koppo Alpha .... Paintsville, Ky. Smith, Allen C, Jr., Phi Koppo Tou Atlanta, Ga. •Smith, Coleman D., Jr Jackson, S. C. Smith, David R Miami, Fla. Smith, Edwin A Shaker Heights, O. Smith, Mallory I Atlanta, Ga. Smith, Moreland, Jr Atlonta, Go. Smith, Ralph J Atlonta, Ga. Smith, Richard W., Phi Kappa Tau . . Saint Albons, W. Vo. Smith, Terrence M,, Delta Tou De la Smith, Thomos G-, Jr., Sigma Nu Smith, William S., Alpha Tau Omego Smithwick, Luke G Smothers, Thomas A., Ill .... Southwick, Russell L., Jr Spoulding, William E., Jr Camilla, Go. Pelham, Go. Roanoke, Va. Spoln, Robert S Boone. ille. Miss. Speed, Roger D Dallas, Texas Spiegel, Ronald J., [amtdo Chi Alpha ... Ft. Myers, Flo. Spiers, Dudley N, Jr Millcn, Ga. Spiker, Roy A., Thefo Chi Glenorm, Md. Spinks, Charles S Atlanta, Go. Spohr, Ludwig W Columbus, Go. Spooner, Charles G Donalsonvil Spruell, Paul F Asheville Dovid L. Londis, tombdo Chi Alpha Phi Kappa Sigma Atla N. C a, Ga D. C iStephe iStephe iStephe . . Woshingtoi John H Hohira, Ga Jr Sumter, S. C : Panama City, Flo lonley R., Phi Koppo Sigmo Rome, Go. Json Englewood Cliffs, N. J. im A Decatur, Ga. William H., Jr Atlanta, Ga. ■; Jock M Atlanta, Ga :, Woymon J Brunswick, Go, ion, Robert E., Ill, Phi Comma Delia . . Wichita, Kan. .Stevens, Charles S Ft. Worth, Texas ■Stevens, Horry S., Tou Koppo EpsiVon . . . Polos Pork, III .Stewart, George G., Tfieto Chi Augusta, Ga iStinson, Terry D., Sigmo Nu Omaha, Nebr Stitt, William C, Delia Sigma Phi S. Beloil, III 1 Stock, Ronnie G Jacksonville, Flo jStogner, Ralph A., Kappa Sigma .... Vero Beach, Flo KMk ITM Stokes, lewis E Folkston, Go. Stokes, Thomas R., Jr., T iefo Chi .... Beoufort, S. C. Stone, Dovid R Georgetown, S. C. Stone, Martin L Macon, Go. Strange, James L Dallas, Texas Strickland, Dovid H., Belo Thela Pi . . . Birmingham, Ala. Strickland. James F., Jr Douglas, Ga. Strong, Robert L., Sigma Chi Memphis, Tenn. Studeny, Theodore A Succosonno, N. J. Styles, John R Bowdon, Ga. y . ■ Cn Sugden, Kenneth P Atlonto, Ga r V- Sullinger, Edward A. Ji «ii Sullivan, John M RosemonI, Po. L , W. Sumits, William W., Phi Sigma Koppa . . . Harrison, N. Y. n Surles. Russell C Macon, Go. w t- Jk Swots, Henry M Noshvil! , Ttnn. ,, f r Sweet, Peter M , Phi Xoppo Sigma Rome. Go. ■• H Sweren, Joy I, Tou Epsi(on Phi Baltimore, Md. mm gJH Swint, Emmett B, Jr Columbui, Go. Wl PI Tapio, Guillermo R Hovono, Cuba fcl ■ Tate, Joseph I., Jr Huntingdon, T.nn. Jt W Toylor, Charles H., Jr Toccoo, Go. m Taylor, David F, III Osceola, Ark. H I JH Taylor, George M Middletowo, R. I. ii ttriiirjH :  H B§ Taylor, Henry C, Jr., Delia Sigma Phi . . . Atlonlo, Go. Taylor, John D,, Jr., Be(a Tfcefa Pi ... . Memphis. Tenn. Taylor, Williom J., Phi Gamma Delta . . . Villo Rica, Go, Terrell, William J Rio de Janeiro, Brozii Terry, Leslie I Hollsville, N. Y Thockston, Robert G Stolesboro, Go Theriot, Donald C, Kappa Sigma .... Baton Rouge, la Thielemann, Robert W., DeKo Tou Delfo . . . Helena, Go Thomas, Hue, III Savannah. Go Thomas, Jesse, III, Chi Pii Knoxville, Tenn Thomas, Robert P Atlanta, Go Thomoson, Jack R Toccoo, Ga Thomoson, John C, Sigmo Nu Pinopolis, S. C Thomoson, William H., Phi Gamma Delia . . . Atlonto, Go Thompson, Harold E Tucker, Go Thompson. Melvin E, Jr Columbus, Go Thomson, Frederick l. Ill Son Antonio, Texa Thrasher, Henry G., Ill, Alpha Tou Omego . . Enterprise, Ala Tllley, Jomes G., Ill, lambda Chi Alpha .... Bristol, Vo Tillman, Jomes C, Jr Milledgeville, Go Tillman, lorne A Brunswick, Ga Titus, Theodore, IV Thomosville, Go Tolbert, Robert E. I., Ill, Delia Tou Delia . . . Atlanta, Go Tollman, Stonley I Robins, A.F.B., Go Tomlinson, Harry M Thomosville, Go Tomlinson, William M Douglas, Go Townsend, Burnett K., Jr Greenwood, S. C Troughber, Pitner A., Delia Upsilon .... Aiken, S. C Trovis, James O., Pi Koppo Alpha .... East Point, Go Trudel, John D., lombdo Ch, Alpha .... Quitman, Gc Tsonopoulos, Constontine Athens, Greec Tsurutis, Terry, Tou Koppo fpsilon . . . Charleston, S. C Tucker, John R., Ill Brinkley, Arl Turner, Thomas A., Jr Columbus, Gc TuHle, Floyd T., Beto Thefo Pi Florence, S. C Ulery, John R., Jr., Chi Phi Atlonta, Gc Underwood. Robert M Montezuma, Gc Voughn, Lindsey G, Jr Atlonto, Gc Veole, Robert N., Delia Tou De (o Dothon, Ale Verclglio, Richard M Birmingham, Ale Vickery, Robert I., Pi Koppo Phi .... Panomo City, FIc Voigt, George Q., Jr., Tou Koppo £psi7on . Doytono Beach, FIc Von Herrimonn, Bayard B., Sigma Alpha Epsi on Greensboro, N. ( Wagner. Charles E Atlanta, Gc Wolden, Richard M Atlanta, G Walker, Jimmy A West Memphis, Arl Wolloce, John M ChoMonoogo, Tenr Wollis, Williom D, Jr Americus, G Wollls, William L Corrollton, G( Wolter, Robert L, Tou Koppo Epsilon .... Conton, C Wolther, Daniel E Birminghom, Ale Word, Bertrand W., Jr., Delia Tou Delia . Ft. louderdole, Flc Word, George T., Jr Millen, G( Wornock, James B Alma, G( Wotkins, Marvin M Benton, K; Wotson, James R Princeton, K; Weaver, lorry D Dublin, Go. Weaver, Robert D Rossville, Ga. Webb, Fronk Ronoldson Homestead, Flo. Webb. Glenn F., Chi Phi Miomi, Flo. Webb, Steven M Nossou, Bohamos Weber, John H., Jr Miami Beach, Flo. Weidenmuller, Alois W Atlanta, Go. Weinberg, Robert A., Alpha Epsilon P. ... Atlonto, Ga. Weinman, Cloggett F Icxington, Ky. Weiss, Jeffrey W,, Tou £psi o,. Phi .... Brooklyn, N. Y. Weitnouer, Joel H., Alpha Tau Omego . . . Decatur, Go. Welch, Charles W Augusto, Go. m.m Welksy, Jon J St. Petersburg, Flo. Wells, George W, Jr St. Petersburg, Flo. Wells, Gerald D , Belo T ieto Pi Sovannah, Go. Wells, Guy H., Ml, Delta Sigma Phi .... Marietta, Go. Wentz, Clyde R., Jr., Delia Tou Delia . . . Memphis, Tenn. West, James B., tombdo Chi Alpha Saulee, Go. West, Melvyn D., tombdo Cdi Alpha . . Son Antonio, Texas Wheeler, Joe E , Jr Gumming, Go. Whelchel, George R., Jr North Augusta, S. C. Whitaker, Vernon T, Jr Richmond, Vo. White, Jomes B Old Hickory, Tenn. White, Kirby J Newnan, Go. Wicker, Jere C, lombdo Chi Alpha .... Houston, Texas Wiener, Sonford M,, Alpha Epsilon Pi .... Ocolo, Fla. Wiggins, Richord F Corrollton, Go. Wild, David J London, England Wilkerson, John M., Ill, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Atlonto, Go. Wilkes, James L Manassas, Ga. Wilkins, Jere E East Point, Ga. Will, James Margarita, Conol Zone Williams, Henry P Roswell, Go. Willioms, Joseph D., Jr Winder, Ga. Williams, Kimball S Atlanta, Go. Williams, Robert J., Delia Tou Delta Rome, Go. Williams, Turner B., Jr Warner Robins, Ga. Williamson, Richard D., Jr., Sigmo Alpha Epsi on . Atlonto, Go. Willis, Thomas A Atlonto, Go. Willoughby, William B Riviera Beach, Flo. Wilson, Billy I lumber City, Go Wilson, Jomes H, Jr East Point, Ga Wilson, Jerry L Atlonto, Go Wilson, Jerry T Perry, Go Wilson, Jesse M Savannah, Go Wilson, Thomas A., Belo Thela Pi Rosv ell, Go Wilson, Wolter A, Jr Doytono Beach, Flo Wimberly, Ezekiel T, II JefTersonvilie, Go. Windham, Robert L Atlonto, Go. Wise, Alvin L., Koppo Sigmo Albany, Go. Withers, Richard H Decatur, Go. Wine, Gory A., Tou Koppo Epsi on .... Stotesboro, Ga. Wittick, Gory I Stone Mountoin, Go. Wittmeyer, Robert E Moriefto, Go. Wojcik, Cosimir M,, Sigmo Phi Epsi on . . . Gorfield, N. J. Wolfe, Joe B., Jr., Koppo Sigma Atlanta, Go. Wolfram, Charles E Macon, Go. Womock, Edwin F., Jr Americus, Ga. Wood, Robert H., Jr Louisville, Ky. Woodrum, Arthur, Tou Koppo Cpsilort . . . Stotesboro, Go. Woodyord, Robert E., Jr Memphis, Tenn. Wooten, Williom H., Jr North Miami, Flo. Wren, Morvin M Augusta, Go. Wright, Tilden P., Ill, Sigmo Nu .... BIytheville, Ark I Wright, Vernon Eugene Decatur, Go. Wyss, lowrence K Gastonia, N. C. Yorbrough, Aldwin G Moultrie, Ga. Yates, George B Amityville, N. Y, EiBE, ' MM YMke, Poul B Thomson, Go. York, Randolph M., Alpha Tou Omego .... Albony, Go. Young, Charles W., Jr Decolur, Go. Young, Dovid M Atlonto, Go. Young, Dovid W., lombdo Chi Alpho .... Macon, Go. Young, Walter T., Jr Hortjyille, S. C. Youmons, Dovid I Atlanta, Ga. Zocher, Ronald A East longmeodow, Mass. Zellner, Ben H., lombdo Chi ' Alpha .... Culloden, Ga. Zequeiro, Ramon E Hoto Rey, Puerto Rico Zier, Edward M, III North Augusta, S. C. Zuments, George Atlanta, Co. the perpetual perfection of a tech person ' s perceptive powers the intermittent indications of his increasing intellectual incisiveness mean little if unaccompanied by the signs of a . . . ROWTH of character thetechman soon learns to grow into the mold which has been cast for him by his predecessors . . . 233 the mold of the blase devil- may-care under- graduate . . . some find this difficult . . 234 the techman finds a practical use for his hard- won classroom knowledge ... he builds wrecks and homecoming displays . his choices for miss and mrs. homecoming reveal the fact that near constant studying has not dulled his appreciation of female beauty . . . BETtR LIVING, he grows in his ability to find amusement in small things . . . VARSITY SPORTS J) association obert I. (bobby) dodd, head coach and athleHc director h tonto coleman, assistant athletic director .4- 1 - | f 1 l. l K 1 ■M l . ' I H kLv HE| ■1 ■ i 1 K ■ mi i H bob eskew, ath ch iohn robert bell tBall coaches 241 I billy (dynamili) goodio varsity football guard — bob dobyns end — buddy elders guard — harold erickson tackle — bill farington tackle — rust foret qb — stan qann 242 7 - ind — al lederle tackle — bob llncoln hb — ha qb billy lolhrldqe end — billy martin hb — bob Sheridan hb — loll ckle larry stallinqi . ' VK g-t george iwann ebacker.fb hb — billy v tackl — bill wilu -% . Mnninger end — John wrigh E m the yellow jackets began the season with the finest trip in tech ' s football history, cleparting by jet, the tech team and some one hundred and fifty of its rooters were on their way to sunny California, upon arrival, the players and party went directly to the ambassador hotel for three days rest before the big game, friday night the party was over for the team as they got down to the business of playing football, the festivities had not dulled the jackets ' timing, for they proceeded to chop the trojans down to size, billy lothridge struck in the first quarter by splitting the uprights, in the second quarter the recks amazed the en- tech-27 u« s. c -7 tire crowd, by skillfully and methodically racking up 21 points, the first score came on a quarterback sneak by stan gann after guard dave watson had recovered a use fumble, gann and Williamson accounted for the second tally, lothridge and auer teamed up for the third, southern cal came back with seven, but a determined tech defense kept the trojans in check for the remainder of the evening, billy lothridge, who began the scoring in the game came through with another field goal, to close the books on another jacket victory. 244 the rice owls came to meet tech with revenge on their minds for the kicking they took from tommy wells and the jackets last year, the traveling and accommoda- tion difficulties they had, made their stay a failure from the very beginning, again a slashing tech of- fense led by a combination of gann . . . tech-24 rice-0 and graning scored the first seven, mcnames then carried across the stripe for another tally, another score by graning, and a field goal by lothridge brought the final score to 24-0. tom winingder and don toner were both singled out by coach bobby dodd for their fine defensive play. after two tremendous offensive efforts the jackets flew to baton rouge to meet the Isu tigers, tiger stadium, billed as the most unpopular place to play in the south- eastern conference, lived up to its reputation, in the second quarter the Isu tigers got a break in the form of a fumbled snap. Isu recovered on the tech 16, and drove in to make the score 7-0. after intercepting a tech pass at the 50, and returning to the tech ' s 29 yard line, the cajuns completed a field goal for three, the jackets came back in the third quarter with a drive from their own 20. lothridge tossed the fourth down fake punt screen pass to Williamson, who carried for more than 50 yards, although the tech team fought desperately for every yard, a combination of home field spirit and Isu power, proved too great to overcome, the tech men fell short by one foot as the Isu tigers, who, according to the post season polls, were number three in the nation, prevailed. tech - O Isu - 10 the blue devils from duke univer- sity rolled into atlanta to do battle with the yellow jackets in tech ' s second home appearance, the devils were well armed with a passing attack featuring the lone- some end. the effectiveness of this offense was proven by an unbeaten record, the first half ended in a scoreless tie. however, in the second half the jackets started to roll behind the brilliant blocking of dave watson, larry stallings, and harold erickson, the engineers moved 75 yards to score, the second score came after an interception by joe auer at the 25 yard line, dave watson, chosen national lineman of the week for his efforts, fashioned the final tally upon recovering a blue devil fumble, on a one yard plunge, lothridge put the cap on a scor- ing drive, tech proudly revenged their loss of last season. tech-21 duke-O tech - 7 248 -6 the fifth game of the season brought tech against the plainsmen from auburn, the auburn line provided a tough challenge for the engineers ' offensive machine, from the begin- ning to the end the game was marked by the hard-nosed defen- sive play seen in past tech-auburn games, the yellow jackets were un- able to score on their first drive which ended in a fumble at the auburn 17. the running of mike mcnames and joe auer was out- standing in that series, in the second quarter mcnames continued on his personal assault on the plainsmen, he ripped off 22 of the last 23 yards of a 60 yard touchdown drive, billy lothridge came in to kick what later proved to be the winning point, au- burn came back in the fourth quarter to go 43 yards in three plays for a score, their decision to try for two points failed and auburn y vent home empty-handed. • s - |Ki 5i tech - 35 twlcine - O after one unsuccessful trip to bayou country the jackets traveled to new Orleans to help tulane entertain their homecoming crowd, the engineers dined and were entertained in the roosevelt hotel ' s blue room, and were then allowed to have a look at bourbon street before the lights went out. tech took the opening kickoff and marched 67 yards for a score with stan gann at the throttle and zollie sircy doing the biggest part of the running, bill lothridge and joe auer teamed up in a 57 yard pass play for the second tally, lothridge passed for big yardage against the green wave and punted beautifully, the front line ac- counted for twenty of the thirty-five points scored — a very rare occurance in college foot- ball, guard mike nichols fell on a fumbled punt, chalking up the first score of his career, while end John wright then added eight points to the jackets ' cause as he trapped tulane ' s sam camp in the end zone for a safety, a short time later wright picked up a blocked punt and stepped right in for a final touchdown. the florida game of a year ago resulted in a bitter defeat for the jackets, the pains of this loss were felt most in- tensely by coach dodd, since his son, bobby, and his former assistant, ray graves, both had a hand in it. home- coming provided an additional stimulus for the players, their desire to win this one precipitated in three touchdowns and some inspired defensive play, the recks took over on the florida 23 yard line early in the game and a billy loth- ridge directed drive took nine plays to cross the double stripe, lothridge him- self took the ball for the last three yards, halfback jim nail, recovered a gator fumble on their 44, and behind near- perfect blocking tries of ed griffin, mike mcnames slashed out big chunks of nec- essary yardage to bring tech within 8 yards of 6 points, stan gann pitched out to billy Williamson, who outran three gator defenders to the corner, making the score 13-0. ed griffin was chosen southeastern conference lineman of the week by united press international. McNames GT tech-20 florida-0 tech-6 tech saw their orange bowl bid leave them as tennessee pulled off one of the biggest upsets of s.e.c. football, after the engineers had yielded only four yards in three plays, cannon kicked a 31 -yard field goal and tennessee was on their way. highly regarded tailback mallon faircloth shot down tech by firing a 22 yard td pass in the fourth quarter, making it tech — tennessee — 10. stan gann popped across from the one yard line with only 25 seconds to go, giving tech their lone tally, tech ' s end martin had a good day catching six passes for a total of 76 yards, the yellow jackets were handi- capped by the absense of defensive ace torn winninger, who had been injured earlier in the game. tech — O Cfldbcinici — 10 for the second week in a row the jackets hit the road, with the loss of such key players as torn winingder, don toner, and russ foret, the jackets were in quite a weakened condition, chick granning, on the first offensive play, brought everyone to their feet when he almost broke away, the tide later received a punt and proceeded to march 58 yards for the only touchdown in the game, a crimson tide field goal made the final score 10-0. ,j™j ' 5 252 tech - 22 georgici - U tech and georgia met in the fifty-sixth clash be- tween the two teams be- fore a record crowd, on tech ' s first offensive drive gann scored. Williamson, playing his last game on grant field, went over for the final tally, ending the game, tech 22 - georgia 7. guard harold erickson completed his career at tech, this being the 30th consecutive game he started. gator boiMrl tech - IS peiin state — 254 gator bowl statistics tech state first downs 19 13 yards rushing 212 137 yards passing . 201 175 total yards 413 312 passes attempted 24 22 passes completed 12 12 after the alabama game the yellow jackets were given a bid to play in the 17th annual gator bowl on december 31, 1961. a week later the players voted in favor of accepting the bid, and their opponent was Pennsylvania state university, the game included all the thrills possible in a gridiron clash, long passes and break-away runs were the order of the day. in the second period joe auer broke through the penn state line, out-manuvered three defenders, and out- raced everyone else to the goal line, the run was good for 68 yards, tech ' s best of the season, and a new record for the gator bowl, however, the lions struck back, and at the half, penn state led 14-9. in the third period, penn state got the ball on the tech 35, and passed its way to another score, tech came back to cut the score to 20-15 on a 14-yard touchdown run by joe auer. in the last quarter of play, tech began to move, but lost the ball twice while gambling deep in their own territory, and penn state, capitalizing on these misfortunes, added ten more points to bring the final score to 30-15. joe auer was voted most outstanding tech player, and the outstanding plays of Williamson and punts of lothridge added to tech ' s glory, credit must certainly be given to penn state ' s galen hall, for the major part he played in leading the offense which led to the defeat of the tech yellow jackets. gci tech varsity f tbcill team front row: lollle slrcy. billy lothrldge. ben ferguson. la fhifd row: John matlock, mike haycock, ed griffin, torr welch, standing— fourth row: bill wilson, rufus guthrie. ted davij. John wright, n qann, billy williamson, chick granning, Willie mcgaughey, johnny Sinclair, doug cooper, eddie Jordan, vie laxson. rtin, mike mcnames, wink davis, raymond holt, ed weinman, richard hall, ray mendhelm. dave watson, billy martin. i stalling , bobby caldwell, carlton waskey. bob Solomon, jimmy nail, dave steadman, brad yates, mike nicholl, John frank senton, bob dobyns. foy bentiey, harry littleton, jack moss, george eft to right — top row: ed chancey, bill farrington, torn schafer, lee reid, harold ericksen. joe auer, buddy elders, bob sheridan, billy paschal, lee grannan, da b-team f ootba although georgia tech has no official b-team as far as competi- tion is concerned, the boys assigned to the team provide an in- valuable service to the coaches and the varsity, using two hold- out quarter backs, johnny Sinclair and eddie Jordan, the b-team tested the varsity while providing an extra year of training and experience for those boys involved, the b-team is coached by jim luck and averages in size from 30 to 40 boys, these athletes receive the same treatment as other scholarship athletes and each is given a chance to move up to the varsity every year, four years on b-team earns a tech letter. f I r- ui Sl sadS under the guidance of the new freshman coach art davis, the 1961 baby jacket edition com- piled a 3-1 record, beating the tennessee frosh, 16-13, losing to the clemson freshmen 13-14, and then coming back to defeat geor- gia ' s bullpups, 13-7. in the ten- nessee game, the jackets rolled to a 16 point lead before yielding two touchdowns to the baby vols ' passing attack, engineer scoring was by johnny gresham, howard daughtry, and kicking specialist larry camp, next, the frosh jour- neyed to clemson, only to lose by 1 point in a penalty-ridden game, in several key situations, jacket mistakes killed chances of victory, surging back from their only loss, the baby jackets beat georgia 13- 7 in the annual thanksgiving day classic, assisting coaches were b. carter, r. mackenzie, and j. moss. 257 m fi E (A 8 m k 9 U G 8 E cross— country the cross-country teams, lecJ by captain charles pow- ell, crossed the finish line at the end of the season with an even 3-3 dual meet record and 4th in the s.e.c. championships, the harriers began the season with a win over clemson in a home meet but lost a very close meet to the u. of s. c. florida was next on the schedule, and the tech team wracked up a very impressive 1st and 2nd place, with a tie for third, keeping up the pace, the team took the following meet over alabama for the first time in four years, with lettermen al bolton, charlie powell, and wade rademacher graduating, the team will be banking next years season on the fine efforts of junior bobby evans, and sophomores earl (cake race) gillespie and bill thomason with the fine ' 62 records. 259 260 varsity baslcetba 262 the yellow jackets of the hardwood began practice this fall minus all-american roger kaiser, a comforting asset to any ball club, of the fourteen men turning out for the struggle to gain a starting position were five sophomores, on the list of newcomers were jimmy tumlin (6 ' 1 ) of college park, John herbert (5 ' 9 ), bill nigg (6 ' 1 ' 2 ), charles spooner (6 ' 3 ) a redshirt, and bill edison, who was spotted as a potential standout by hyder in a phys.ed. class. the loss of kaiser understandably left a rebuilding job for coach whack hyder and his able assistant bryon gilbreath. with an optimistic outlook and a much improved keith weekly, prac- tice sessions revealed the possibilities of a successful team by the middle of January, captain josh powell, big mike tomasovich, and alan the hoss nass were displaying plenty of prom- ise, bill eidson, the p.t. flash, was surprising everyone with his ability to adjust to varsity col- lege basketball, junior frank landry and soph. John herbert, among the smallest sec guard pairs were giving it all they had. charles spooner also attracted attention with his hustle and re- bounding characteristics. John gher, a senior on the tech court, was an expected starter. the freshmen cagers and, although was figured to miss only the first few games was lost for the entire season, spooner was lost because of scholastic difficulties, josh powell stepped in keith ' s place and with big mike tomasovich took up some of the scoring slack against the first foe, strong smu. it was not enough to overcome a 6 ' -2 height average at the front line of the smu mustangs, the jackets lost the opener 67-55. there was a bright spot in the opener however, tomasovich played outstanding ball on the boards and placed high in the scoring column. rice of huston, texas was the next opponent and defeated a foul-hobbled tech team in a close game, 84-80. frank landry was high scorer for tech that night with 21 points, nass and powell fouled out and tomasovich labored most of the last half with four personals. the jackets then returned to the coliseum to play four home games, high spirits prevailed at the outset of this post-kaiser era and william and mary were to be the first victims in the first battle in the big dome, the high spirits won as tech defeated william and mary, 72-56. control of the boards made the biggest difference with tech outrebounding by a 69-42 margin, tomasovich, nass, and landry were the leading scorers in this well-deserved victory. georgia was next in a non conference game and tech was favored to come out on top by a slight margin, however, georgia led by little guard, allan Johnson, who scored 25 points, turned back the jackets, 70-67. this was georgia ' s first victory over the tech cagers in four seasons. A strong defense by the bulldogs and the personal foul was the downfall of the yellow jackets this encounter. at this point in the season, it was becoming apparent that fouls would hurt the jackets consid- erably unless a remedy was found. k| | Xx ii t. .A.. i tt W | 1 i B W SS t . 1 .1 ' Al ' « --If 265 bill eidson started at guard against baylor in hopes of finding a new scoring punch, tech defeated baylor 57-44 with the help of alan nass, who played one of his best games so far. tumlin was also a starter that night and did a commend- able job. a missouri defeat brought tech to a 3-3 standing in the season and a good feeling to the players, missouri had a 34- 23 half time lead, went into a second half freeze and froze themselves right out of the ball game as tech won on two free throws by landry with only seconds left to play. John herbert was a standout as he came through with 12 clutch points in the win. the yellow jackets journeyed to green- ville, s. c. to participate in the poinsetta Christmas holiday tournament, furman, arkansas, and clemson were the other teams participating the jackets, after a Christmas visit home, showed up in fine shape and walloped furman 72-65. bill eidson, a south Carolina boy, was high with 16 points, things didn ' t go so well against arkansas, the favorite, and tech was set back 72-42 in the final game. back to school again, tech faced navy in the first home game in 1962. the tech cagers, now considered an up and down team, against navy they went down, but coach hyder was pleased with the per- formance of several jackets, josh powell, herbert, nigg, and tomasovich all played very well, the score was 64-62, navy. next came that ever tough baron and his ever tough wildcats, always afraid of tech, but bolstered with cotton nash, perhaps the greatest sophomore in the nation, adolph rupp was confi- dent of a victory, this was the first sec game for both teams, kentucky came out on top, 89-70, but the jackets played a determined game and were in conten- tion up until the latter part of the game, josh powell became a proven college ballplayer that night and was depend- able the rest of the season, he scored 17 points. out for revenge against georgia, tech was the favorite and lived up to the compliment, georgia fell 68-62 in a hard fought contest, captain powell scored 23 points and dazzled the bulldogs under the basket. with the new look powell in full swing tech was ready for ole miss, but a late rally fell short as the rebels won 60-55. highly regarded mississippi state expressed that they would be proud of a one-point decision over tech and that is what they got as the jackets lost another close one 57-56. 267 E E 9 coach lyles welser ' s 1961 — 1962 gym team compiled a respectable 4-3 cJual meet record this year, despite very tough competition and the loss of promising men to in- juries and scholastic ineligibility, the gymnasts were led by captain bill snedden and junior ray kulig, the team ' s top two point getters, other competitors included ricky asomoto on the rope, joe doby on the rings and bar, barry Johnson on the high bar, and phil ramsey, and also jim jakebeay. a H r fe R 9 1 SI hI the team took fourth place behind stiff competition in the georgia gymnastic association invitational meet, they were behind the florida state gym club, the tech gym club, and the georgia military academy ' s gym team, this finish was due mainly to the outstanding efforts of ray kulig and bill snedden. another fact which attributed to these results was the consistency of the tech team ' s other members, all in all, it was a rather good year for the tech men. georgia tech ' s 1961-62 swimming team, coached by ed Williams and led by captain steve halleck ' s record break- ing performance in the 1500 meter freestyle, splashed to a hard earned tie with georgia for second in the s.e.c. meet held in new Orleans, louisiana. larry caghan turned in a spectacular performance by taking first in the meets of meets, the 100 yard freestyle. men who made important contributions at new Orleans as well as during the regular season included captain halleck senior bob popp, sophomores larry caghan, marty kater, art jeppe, cullen bullock, and assistant coach mike clein. back-stroker martin kater, rated fourth in the s.e.c. prior to the new orlean ' s meet returned to tech the proud possessor of three medals. varsity siMrimming in the regular season the tech tankmen started slowly this year but came back by winning seven out of their last nine meets. The final tally showed a 9-5 overall record and a 3-2 record in the s.e.c. the medley relay set a tech record by chopping 15 seconds from a previous mark which had stood for years, at the citadel the tankmen smashed an existing pool record in the 400 medley relay. Larry caghan broke poolrecords all over the south. baseball the first road trip took the team to athens where after losing the opener, they re- bounded in the second contest to overcome an early lead by georgia, and win the game 6-5. a double loss to the gators in gainesville and a split with the bulldogs in atlanta was followed by the loss of two more gomes to auburn on the tigers ' home soil, next the jackets recorded two wins over the vols, in the final series of the sea- son tech defeated the gators in one of the most exciting games of the 1961 series. 274 earl bortell this year, the blue print respectfully dedicates its sports section to coach earl bortell who is retiring after many years of valuable and loyal service to georgia tech athletics, with the end of the 1961 season, earl bortell ended his 30th and final year as head coach of the georgia tech ten- nis team, coach bortell, one of the most well known and respected coaches in the south has developed many fine teams through the years, his teams won the s.e.c. championships on three occasions, most recently in 1960, and tech was seven times runner up. on top of this, he pro- duced two phenomenal winning streaks in s.e.c. competition; one of five and one half years and the other continuing through four and one half years, during his thirty years as coach, earl bor- tell has had twenty-six winning seasons and has seen many fine individual players, duke douglas, one of the fine individuals coached by earl bortell was barely defeated by the eventual no. 2 s.e.c. champion, through excellent coaching and leadership and by giving his men the drive to win, coach bortell has led the tech netmen to his truly outstanding career record. the georgia tech tennis team finished the 1961 season with a 6-11 overall record and a 4-5 s.e.c. record, the jackets played miami, rollins, presbyterian, and several other national powers, the predominently sophomore team, faced with the loss of five of six netters who captured the s.e.c. championship last year, were hurt by the lack of experience, returning letterman dave peake and sophomore duke douglas were the top two players, bill moseley, Stewart eads, donnie lander, John barrow, and bob landel rounded out the team, the outlook for next year ' s season is much brighter since the team will have six lettermen returning and some fine freshmen moving up. tennis V the 1961 season saw all-american ron ablowlch, lead the jacket track team to a 3-2 overall meet rec- ord and 4th place in both the sec championship and the georgia aau. the jackets opened the season at the montgomery coliseum relays and after two meets they journeyed to chattanooga, where they took second in the jaycee invitational, ablowich tied the sixty yard low hurdle record while ec nutting set a new record of 57 ' 4 for the shot put. in florida the cindermen scored a defeat ovei stetson, returning to atlanta, the jackets scored two sec victories, over florida and the other ovei georgia. then they fell to the auburn tigers in the next meet. In the drake relays, nutting set a new record by putting the shot 57 ' 2 , and the school pole-vaulting record was tied by bill ransom, ablowich had a fine year. 277 coach tommy plaxico ' s 1961 linksmen had a fairly successful season, placing fifth in the s. e. c. and winning eight out of fourteen contests, the team posted a season ' s average of 73.6 with bill ploeger posting 71.7, the lowest average, other let- termen were lefty ewing, captain; buddy baker; dallis copeiand; dick stur- than; and don coker. dur- ing the spring holidays, the recks won their opener against vander- bilt and florida southern college, while losing to Isu, florida, and rollins college, the engineers were double victors over auburn and vanderbilt. although the squad won over georgia state they lost to georgia. 9 278 ' i ' Ufi ' footbd 1961 was a year for undefeated teams in the intramural football ranks, as the win- ning teams in each league swept into the finals with perfect records, sigma alpha epsilon captured the gold league title with five straight victories; kappa sigma re- peated that performance in the white league and chi phi and delta upsilon each won six in a row to take the tornado and yellow jacket leagues respectively. Among the independents, newman club won the pigskin league, and towers and harris captured the dorm league title, kappa sig reigned as champs. there was no doubt in anyone ' s mind after the contest as to whom the winner of the 1961 intramural swimming meet would be. the beta theta pi ' s took four first places and two second places in the eight events of the meet while the rest of the teams trailed far behind, alpha tau omega, which had two second places and two third places finished six- teen points behind the beta ' s for a second, alpha epsilon pi with one first and a second took third, in the team events, the beta theta pi ' s captured the 200 yard medley relay and the tug-of-war, while the aepi ' s took the 200 yard freestyle and pi kappa alpha won the 75 yard relay, in the indivi- dual competition, wright of the sigma chi ' s won the loe board diving, felte of sigma nu took the plunge, waiters of beta theta pi took the one hundred yard freestyle, and mul- ler, also a beta, won the tread with weights, this was one year that the beta theta pi ' s splashed all alone. 281 irolleybci after a long hard struggle in both league play and in the finals alpha tau omega captured the 1961 intramural volleyball championship, they barely nosed out a very strong sigma nu team by a single game to v n the gold league, they claimed the school title again, only by a single game, pi kappa alpha, sigma phi epsilon, and phi kappa sigma took their cue from the champs and proceeded to reach the finals by one game margins in their respective league play. A very pow- erful sigma phi epsilon delegation fin- ished second to the alpha tau omega. I M k V sigma nu captured this year ' s intramural cross country title with incredible ease, as ray myers, pierce connerat, and george dickinson and bob turner finished sec- ond, third, fourth and fifth respectively in the individual com- petition, individual winner wood nelson of phi sigma kappa could carry his team no higher than fifth piqce with 76 points, following sigma nu ' s unbelievably low to- tal of 14 points was alpha tau omega with 49 points, lamb- da chi finished third. Harris dorm swept through the finals undefeated to capture the school basketball championship for the second consecutive year while sigma nu was strug- gling to take their second straight intramural crown, lambda chi alpha, sigma phi epsilon and the sigma nu ' s engaged in an all out struggle for the intramural crown and finished the finals tied for second in the school and first among the fraternities, a three way play-off was then held which sigma nu, led by terry flom and melvin clay, took two games to none for the championship, the lambda chi ' s then whipped the sigma phi epsilon ' s for third in the school and second in the fraternity competition. 1(1 284 beta theta pi and sigma chi battled it out during the intramural gym meet; the beta ' s finally win- ning by one point, the big man for the beta ' s was art jeppe who took first in both the parallel bars and the rings, pete wright of sigma chi took tumbling while jim plummer coped the novelty, pike ' s came in 3rd. 9 C 1 lambda chi alpha un- loaded a sterling 4111 five game set to take the 1961-62 school and intramural bowling championship by better than 100 pins, sigma nu which started the regular season slow finished strong to win the second place trophy with a 4008 pin set and phi sigma kappa took third. the pan-am club was the only non-fraternal organization to break into the top five, finish- ing fourth, just in front of the theta chi ' s. the alpha tau omega softball team slammed its way through the 1961 school championship, after a hectic season which lasted until finals, ato breezed through the championship games behind the bat of billy wilson and kenny thompson ' s perfect pitching, they defeated lambda chi alpha, winner of the white league, 14-3 in an error fested finals game, lambda chi a consistent, well balanced team seemed to fall apart, marring paul wellborn ' s 8-0 record, the pi kappa alpha ' s, winners of the tor- nado league, took third place in the tourney, fourth place went to the phi epsilon pi ' s, winners of the yellow jacket league, the pan-american club won the independent league and smith dorm won the dormitory league championship. softBa phi delta theta racked up enough points to capture the 1961 intramural track title, in a close meet the phi delts finished with 27 points to beat kappa sigma with 23.4 and sigma chi run- ning a close third with 23.25. in fourth place was delta tau delta with 21.5 points followed by sigma alpha epsi- lon. although the phi delts took only two first places, they tallied enough second and third place points to come out on the top of the meet. Top individual performer of the meet was kappa sig ' s mailic price who won the one hundred and two-twenty; he was also anchor man on the winning 400 yard relay team, the other winners included herbert volton of the sigma chi ' s who had a time of 51.1 in the 440 and also ran on the winning 880 relay team, in the field events davis added to the phi deit ' s cause with a win in the shot put, and miller of sae won the high jumping contest. track 286 a deadlock resulted between the ato ' s and the beta theta pi ' s for the 1961 in- tramural golf championship, linksmen torn autrey of delta sigma phi posted the best score to clinch the cham- pionship flight. John waldron, kappa sig; earl clarson, beta theta pi; tom mitchell, phi delta theta; larry lips- comb, beta theta pi; ben mcdonald, phi delta theta won the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth flights respec- tively, the phi delta theta ' s, defending champions of 1960, placed fourth in the championship. 9 the 1961 intramural tennis champions, phi delta theta, proved that depth and consistency are invaluable assets in ten- nis as in any other sport, the phi delts captured the crown by taking the most matches among six flights and the fi- nals, lambda chi used the same formula, consistent play in every flight, to gain a tie for second with the kappa sigs who rode their school individual runner-up clay coley to a tie for second position, sigma nu was able to climb no higher than fourth despite the fact that the school individual champ george york was playing on their team. B Abernethy, Jr. R. Binder, F. H. Bowie, P. C. Chaplin, R. D Conway, F. M. Donnheim, W. T. Dornbos, W. A. Estey, R. R. ISkE Faulkner, R. E. Feire, J. F. Fidler, F. H. Fleming, J. W. Gang, P. S. Greek, F. A. Griffin, M. W. Groves, N. I. bulldog club ■fi Hobecb, T. A. Haley, D. R. Harwell, H. J. HufF, J. O. Humphreys, R. W. 288 Jones, C. H. Kayes J. E. Kelly, E. L. Kogon, M. N. Kulynyis, R. W. KKli . Lyon, R. C. Moner, D. A. Mazowiecki. C. R. McRae, M. H. Mule, J. M. Pekkariner, M. O. Petit, P. H. Pickett, B. E. i Pil Plummer, J. W. Price, M. l. Riley, S. W. Rivkind, M. A. Rubenslein, L. J. Russell, T. W. Saundefs, R. J. Scheuermann, C.C. promoting, organizing, and arbitrating the intramural sports program on the tech campus is the bulldog club, through the assistance of the athletic office, the club encourages all chartered organizations and inde- pendents to join in all phases of program, thus through these efforts stu- dents of georgia tech is given a chance to develop and cultivate his spirit. Seals, T. A. Shirley, A. R. Shuman, R. W. Slowe, J. H. Traughton, R. C. Tyree, R W. Von Kleek, J. H. the school spirit organization on the tech campus is the colorful and active ramblin ' reck club, the feature activity is to be in charge of all of the pep rallies and to foster the tech spirit in all phases of campus life, the organization is composed of outstanding mem- bers of almost every organization on the campus who have shown a desire to help improve tech ' s spirit, every year the club spon- sors a freshman cake race. Parker, J. F. Powell, C. R. Powell, J. F. Price, M. L. ramblin ' reck club Strickland, T. D. Swanson, G. P. Tomas, C. A, Winingciet, T. K. Wesley, A. O. Wade, H. D. Bolton, H. A. Caldwell, R. S. Dovis, W. A. Duerr, R. Gross, R. J. Holt, C. R. Huffines, T. G. lofkowlti, L M. Powell, J. F. Reid, L. R. Swonson, G. F. Woskey, C. B. one of the most functional organizations on the tech campus is the t club, its success ancJ existence can be credited to coach bobby dodd. the purpose of the t club is to promote interest and good will among the athletes; to encourage participation in the various campus activities; to welcome and purport good relationships with all prospective athletes and to instill them in the tremendous spirit that exists at tech; and to correct any friction which may develop among the athletes, coaching staff, faculty, and alumni of georgia tech. 291 MILITARY F. Johnson W. Klerb and blade the highest honor that can be bestowed on an advanced military cadet is membership in the national society of scabbard and blade, membership in this famous military organization is based on a per- son ' s display of high personal integrity, outstanding leadership abil- ity, good scholastic record, military interest, and active participation in other campus activities. scabbard and blade v orks constantly to promote increased mutual understanding and a closer relationship among the three military de- partments on the tech campus, this group also seeks to develop fully the qualities of efficient and capable officers necessary for a strong and able armed forces. this year this outstanding organization was led by harry whitehead, president; bob lewis, vice president; george harbouer, secretary; ben sumrall, treasurer; and faculty advisor It. col. w. r. spruill, u.s.a. army rote there were one hundred and thirty-four army rote cadets who attended five different rote summer camps through- out the country from mid- june through July, 1961. tech achieved recognition from the camps that maintained by institution averages, among the individual awards and honors garnered by tech cadets, the highest went to harry c. whitehead, who was selected as the most outstanding of five hun- dred and fifty cadets at the ordnance - engineer camp, other awards went to william langford, thomas m. caney, charles davis, and lee reid. army rote offers outstanding advantages to tech men. W. Rowell D. Simpson W- Spruill G. T. the tech group of the national organization known as the pershing rifles is a military fraternity founded by general John j. pershing. the p.r. ' s have many separate groups located in numerous rote units throughout the nation, the outward activity of the organization is precision drill, however, the main purpose of the group is to benefit each individual by instilling confi- dence, discipline, and a sense of group pride in it s mem- bers, thereby benefiting each individual, activities include participation in parades and ceremonies on and off cam- pus, perhaps the pershing rifles are best known to georgia tech ' s student body through their performances at numerous football half- time ceremonies, member- ship is open to basic rote cadets who are interested in extra-curricular military life. pershing rifles 297 ■hI ■ • •■« 298 Harry C. Whitehead. Regimental Commandei rote since its commissioning in 1926, the naval reserve officer ' s training corps unit at georgia tech has commissioned almost two thousand officers in the u. s. navy and marine corps, the four year naval science course for reserve mid-shipmen and con- tract students leads to a commission as ensign in the navy line, supply engineer corps, supply corps; or second lieutenant in marine corps, most of their participants are contract students selected by p.n.s. the navy rote drill team is com- posed of mid-shipment volun- teers, keenly interested in exhibi- tion drill, military bearing, and v ho have a high sense of pride and honor, for the past three years, the rote drill team has en- joyed the prestige of being the best at georgia tech. this year, the navy rote drill team was com- manded by mid-shipman lieuten- ant george a. harbour iii. praise should be given to midshipmen who manage to find time in their rigorous schedule to practice for the events and constantly win. drill team idBi lHkJtikl Mi iilflGflBsS ' ' 301 nairx port battalion nciiry starboard battalion 303 nder, Ion hadda 304 air force rote 1962 marks the tenth anniver- sary of the air force rote at geor- gia tech. during this time par- ticipation has steadily increased to a current enrollment in excess of one thousand cadets, over four hundred cadets have com- pleted all requirements and have been commissioned sec- ond lieutenants in the air force reserve, the first two years of study emphasize the potentials of air and space power, and the importance of the air force in preserving the peace, the last two years develop the cadet into a capable leader and po- tential air force officer so he may be an air force officer. the arnold air society is an organization composed of outstanding air force rote ca- dets, the society strives to improve its as- sociation with other rote units at georgia tech, as well as its student-faculty relation- ships, since the group is now a four-year organization, membership is offered to freshmen and sophomores, as well as ad- vanced rote students, one of the society ' s most important objectives is the under- taking of a broad program of public rela- tions, so that the layman may better know and understand the air force, result is that the air force ' s standards will be raised. C. Gilbert L. Goldir 8 fi fa 8 •sley burton, rubin kyte, ton- ken guarry, wing commander nde eft to ght ed ha ne a ph tay c terry gerber, class chairman ' I M:l T ' i ' tJL t - S ' - w!% Abernathy, David H Allanta, Go. Adams, Jomes A Elberlon, Go. Allen, Evan J , Alpha Epsilon Pi Elberlon, Ga. Allen, William I., Jr Tyler, Texas Allman, Edward A Groy, Ga. Ansley, Billy B Atlanlo, Ga. Aniopolsky, Israel N., Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Augusta, Go. Arp, Earl W., Jr Epworlh, Ga. Astin, Wallace F., Phi Kappa Sigma Rome, Ga. Aurra, Williom D., Jr., Chi Phi Moultrie, Go. Bacon, Luther D, Jr Sovannah, Ga. Boenninger, Shelton L St. Petersburg, Flo. Bagwell, Clyde B Lawrenceville, Ga. Bailey, James E , Phi Sigma Koppa . . Ormond Beach, Flo. Bailey, W. H, Jr St. Marys, Go. Bains, Frank E., Lambdo Chi Alpha .... Umatilla, Flo. Baird, William A., Theta Xi Atlanta, Ga. Baker, Charles F., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Hinesville, Go. Baker, Douglas R Tempo, Flo. Baker, Paul D Atlanta, Go. Baldwin, James J., Ill, Sigma Alpho Epsilon . Greenville, S. C. Bandy, John M., Alpha Tau Omego Camilla, Go. Borndt, Herbert J,, Phi Kappa Tau Pottstown, Pa. Barrett, James L Atlanta, Go. Barrett, Jerry R Cedortown, Go. Barton, Robert K., Phi Kappa Sigma Rome, Ga. Bortos, Jomes M Torrytown, N. Y. Bates, Mora A., Jr Reisterstown, Md. Becknell, William S. ' Thomaston, Go. Beeman, Keith R., Jr., Delta Tau Delta . . . Houston, Texas Bell, lennie S Atlanta, Go. Bellinger, Williom H., Pi Koppo Alpha .... Florence, S. C. Bellum, Clifford A, Jr Sarasota, Fla. Bender, Robert L, Jr Chattanooga, Tenn. Benkert, John W., Pi Kappa Phi Hogansville, Go. Bentley, Clorence F Thomoston, Ga. Berry, Joe W., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpho Atlanta, Go. Best, Alexander B Augusta, Ga. Bird, Lloyd D., Jr., Phi Gamma Delta Decatur, Ga. Bishop. Melvin E Mocon, Ga. Block, Billy R Cleveland, Go. Bloom, Daniel C, Alpha Epsilon Pi ... . Brookline, Mass Bodnor, Donald G., Tau Kappa Epsilon . Fort Lauderdale, Flo Bolton, Horold D Cumming, Go Boston, George P Decotur, Go Boutwell, Cleveland S,, Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Mocon, Go ette, Edmond C, Jr., Pi Koppo Alpha . . . Atlanta, Go. !r, David E Chattonoogo, Tenn. ■rs, Douglas J Toccoo, Go !rs, Ronald E., Delta Tou Delto Chipley, Fla. e, Patrick C, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... liberty, S. C. Boyer, Alexander S.. Ill . Boyelte, M. Heyward Brodford, Anthony M., Delli Bradford, Robert D. . . . Brate, Dennis C Bronnon, Roy R., Jr., Phi Go . . Sylvonia, Go. . Savannah, Go. Milledgevllle, Go. Rising Fown, Go. . Villo Park, III. . Waynesboro, Va. Brantley, Gerard J Mandeville, La. Brantley, Lawrence P., Pi Kappa Alpha Ivor, Va. Brantley, Michael 5 Milledgeville, Go. Braswell, Alvin L Decatur, Ga. Britlain, Chorles H Macon, Go. Brooking, Stanley A., Pi Kappo Alpha .... Atlanta, Go. Brooks, Del C, Jr., Pi Kappo Phi ... . Brooks, George C, Sigma Chi Brookshire, James K., Jr Brookshire, Stephen P Brosnan, Francis DeS., Jr., Phi Sigmo Koppo Brown, Asa V., Jr., lambda Chi Alpha . . reenville, S. C. Royston, Ga. ,, Gould E., Jr Douglas, Go. 1, Hubert K., Jr., Phi Delta Theta Troy, Ala. 1, John G Atlanta, Go, 1, Kenneth H., Koppo Sigmo .... Cleveland, Tenn. I, Robert W College Park, Go. ling, James W Odum, Go. Brunson, William S Sylvonia, Go. Bryce, William W., Tau Koppo Epsilon .... Atlonto, Go. Buckels, Charles R Fort Worth, Texas Budreou, Joseph L,, III, Beta Theta Pi ... . Savannah, Go. Bulgin, George M Ventura, Calif. Burgess, Bryon W. R Alphoretta, Go. Burke, James P Hogansville, Go. Burton, James C Washington, Ga. Busbee, Walter L., Koppo Alpha Mocon, Go. Bosh, Jomes R-, Phi Sigma Kappo Charlotte, N, C. Calhoun, David L., Theto Xi Crossett, Ark. Camp, Roger A Atlanta, Go. WkMtkl l mt3£ M££M Campbell, Somuel N., Tau Koppo Epsilon . . . Plant City, Flo. Connizzoro, Leonard E., Phi Kappo Tou . . . . Miami, Flo. Cormock, Charles M Columbus, Go. Carpenter, John McM., Ill, Pi Koppo Alpha . Milledgeville, Go. Carroll, Jock W., Jr., Pi Koppo Alpho .... Atlanta, Go. Carroll, Winfred N Anderson, S. C. Corter, Carl M, Jr Dublin, Go. Corter, Robert W, Jr Cherry Point, N. C. Carter, Robert W Tucker, Go. Carter, William P., Jr Hortwell, Go. Corver, Glenn P Albany ' , Go. Coson, Ronald D , Lombdo Chi Alpha .... Blackjheor, Go. Chance, Harlan R Westloke, Lo. Chandler, Edword H St. P.lersburg, Flo. Chosey, Timothy L Palmetto, Flo. Cheek, Robert W Highland Park, Fla. Childress, Charles W,, Jr., Phi Kappa Tau . . . , Miami, Flo. Childs, Carl E, Jr Fl, Gaines, Ga, Chuich, Billy R Columbio, Tenn. Clork, Eugene C Woshington, Ga. Clark, Robert W Columbia, S. C, Clark, William D, Jr Sylvester, Ga. Clay, Melvin K., Sigma Nu Atlanta, Ga. Cleveland, James P., Tou Kappa Epsilon .... Roswell, Ga. Clowdus, Jackson D, Jr Birmingham, Ala. fikl Coalson, Michael S Atlanta, Ga. Coates, Robert F., Phi Sigma Kappa .... Brooklyn, N. Y. Coats. David T., Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... Atlanto, Go. Cochran, James R., Jr., Delta Sigma Phi ... . Macon, Ga. Cochran, Michael E,, Delta Sigma Phi . . Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Coffey, Luther C, Jr Atlanta, Go. Cohen, Albert D,, Alpha Epsilon Phi Allonto, Ga. Cohen, William S Atlanta, Go. Coin, John N, Jr Rock Island, III. Coleman, Reginol E Macon, Go. Collins, Raymond P Miami, Fla. Collins, Wayne P., Alpha Tou Omega .... Atlanto, Go. Collins, William R Thomosville, Ga. Cone, Bruce E Marietta, Go. Conley, William M Columbus, Ohio Converse, Rhea P., Koppo Alpha Atlanta, Go. Cooper, David L , Alpha Epsilon Pi ... . Birmlnghom, Ala. Cooper, Ralph H,, Jr., Delia Sigma Phi ... . Jackson, Go. Cooper, Willlom L Cleveland, Go. Cornett, Walter G, III, Tau Koppo Epsilon . . lakeland, Flo. Cosby, John H Atlanta, Go. Cosby, Walter W Devereoux, Ga. Cox, Gory G Molena, Go. Cox, Harold A Hattiesburg, Miss. Cox, William G., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Coulter, Lawrence P Columbus, Go. Craig, Thomos McK,, Sigma Nu Wilmington, Del. Creed, Ronald G , Alpha Epsilon Pi . . . Washington, D. C. Creek, Malcolm A., Phi Sigma Koppo .... Atlanto, Go. Crouch, Bruce A , Sigma Chi Chillicothe, III. Crum, Benjamin H Nashville, Go. Cullom, Ed N,, IV, Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... Atlanta, Go. Culp, Harold W Atlanta, Go. Cureton, James I Rising Fawn, Go. Daly, Thomos F Savannah, Ga. Donner, Charles H Canton, Ohio Doniig, Michael B., Tou Epsilon Phi ... . Donbury, Conn. Darrohn, Samuel D., Phi Koppo Tou ... . Noioreth, Pa. Davis, James W., Delta Tau Delta .... Blockshear, Go. Davis, Michael K., Phi Delta Theto Wolhollo, S. C. Day, Wayne H Mclntyre, Go. Deos James W Hozlehurst, Go. DeHoye, Robert F Allonia, Go. DeJarnette, James L., Jr.. Beta Theto Pi ... . Atlanta, Ga. DeLong, George F, Jr Gainesville, Go. Dennord, Charles T Gordon, Ga. Dennis, David W Atlonto, Go. i £f. Dent, David H Towson, Md. DePoe, Charles B., Jr., Sigma Chi Savonnah, Go. Derry, James E Macon, Go. Dickson, William P., Sigma Chi Atlanta, Go. Dillon, John R., Ill, Delta Tou Delta . . . Thomasville, Go. Dixon, Daniel B Mocon, Go. Dixon, John H., Jr Mur reesboro, Tenn. Domingos, Karl K., Ill, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Macon, Go. Dornbos, William A., Delta Upsilon .... Hurtsville, Ala. Dojier, Thomas M., Jr., Alpho Tou Omega . . . Thomson, Go. Drake, Chris N Charleston, S. C. Driggers, Herbert H Atlonto, Go. Duke, Horry R., Phi Koppa Tou Atlonto, Go. Duke, Winston L., Delto Tau Delta Atlonto, Go. Dunlop, Nothoniel W., Jr Anderson, S. C. Dye, Kyle E., Jr East Point, Go. Dykes, Richord A Jacksonville, Flo. Eoson, Ernest R Sovannoh, Go. Edenfield, John H., Sigmo Nu Portal, Go. Edmondson, Charles K., Jr., Beta Theto Pi . . Gainesville, Go. Elliott, Gerold W Eost Point, Go. Elwell. Henry D., Sigma No Aogusto, Go. Endorf. Frederic H., Jr., Delta Upsilon . . . Thomasville, Go. Eriksen, Dovid J., Phi Sigma Koppa . . . Hempstead, N. Y. Estey, Rolph R., Jr., Phi Sigma Koppo . . Great Neck, N. Y. Ethridge, B. Dojglos, Theto Chi Winder, Go. Epps, James Rodgers, Theto Chi Loke City, S. C. Eudy, Mebbew M., Jr Tompo, Flo. Evans, Howord H Jacksonyille, Flo. Evons, Robert l, Jr Huntington, N. Y. Focey. John R St. Petersburg, Flo. Foroh. Adnon D Najoreth, Israel Forhadi, Hooshong Tehron, Iron Forrell, Thomas F., Koppo Sigma Richmond, Vo. Forrish, Dean T Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Faulkner, Richard E., Theto Chi Englewood, N. J. Ferris, Bruce B., Tou Koppo Epsilon . . . Glen Cover, N. Y. Fidler, Frederick H., Delto Upsilon Augusta, Go. Field, Barbara A Atlonto, Go. Fisher, Jomes G, Jr Hortweil, Go. Fisher, Lorry J Rouville, Go. Fisher, Woyne A., Lombdo Chi Alpha .... OeLand. Flo. Fite, John W Atlanta, Go. Flonders, Horry E, Jr Thomoston, Go. Flom, Terrence E N. Miomi, Flo. Floyd, Dorryl C College Pork, Go. Floyd, Robert I., Jr Goinesvillc, Go. iaii TT Mdik f£ i S ££I! • ' C.I lET-J O O f! df 4 y fill JIlfiF xM f f ri. c fi? Foster, Ronnie D Columbus, Go. fowler, Adrian J Gumming, Go. Fowler, Samuel H., Jr Toccoo, Go. Freedman, Roselyn I Charleston, W. Vo. Fteeland, Larry B., Chi Psi Miami, Fla. Frickhoeffer, William H, Tou Kappa Epsilon . . Charlotte, N. C. Fricks, Walker N, Jr Amcrlcus, Go. Fridlinglon, Norman E Penn Valley, Pa. Fulmer, Ronald L Rossville, Go. Gohagon, Robert E, Jr Blufflon, S. C. Gaillard, George S Savannah, Ga. Gard, James R Arlington, Va. Gardner, Dennis C, Sigma Chi Miami, Fla. Garrison, Hubert F., Jr., Theto Xi . . . . Fort Worth, Tex. Garvin, James S, Jr Atlonta, Ga. Gaston, Hugh W., Jr., Phi Sigma Kappa Rome, Go. Gay, Albert l, Jr Deoring, Ga, George, Millord W Sparto, Go. Gerber, Terry L., Alpha Tou Omega .... South Bend, Ind. Gibson, leroy D., Jr., Sigma Chi ... . Chottonoogo, Tenn. Giddens, Don P Augusta, Ga. Gilbert, Benjamin F., Theto Chi Habano, Cuba Gissing, Kirk G., Jr., Delta Tau Delto . . Stone Mountain, Go. Githens, Jay K., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Poplor Bluff, Mo. Godfrey, Jocky F, Chi Psi Baxley, Ga. Gold, Jocobo Havana, Cuba Gonzolez, Pablo Havana, Cuba Guard, Charles G Avondole Estates, Go. Guffey, Chorles G, Jr Centrol City, Ky. Guillen, Manuel C Comoguey, Cuba Gronade, Ben H Forest Park, Ga. Gray, Jomes S Atlanta, Ga. Gregory, Hugh M Rockmort, Ga. Gregory, John T., Pi Kappa Alpha .... McKeesport, Pa. Grisillo, Joseph F., Jr., Phi Koppo Tou . . N. Mioml Beach, Fla. Grubbs, Jack L., Jr Tifton, Go. Grube, Dennis A., Phi Kappa Tau Bethlehem, Pa. Haile, Withers A., IV Sovannah, Go. Hoirrell, William B., Pi Kappa Alpha .... Athens, Tenn. Hole, Martin F Morietta, Ga. Haley, David R., Sigma Phi Epsilon Lobeco, S. C. Hall, Gary F Gordon, Go. Hallmon, Jomes L.. Phi Koppo Tau Atlanta, Go. Hanby. John E., Jr., Phi Gamma Delta . . . Tuscalooso, Ala. Morrill, Charlie H., Jr Lincolnton, N. C. Honey, Michael D., Phi Gamma Delta Dallos, Tex. Harris, Bruce J Atlanlo, Go. Harris, Paul R Atlanta, Ga. Hort, Jack M Powder Springs, Go. Hartley, Danny L,, Delta Tau Delta Ringgold, Ga. her, William T., Delia Tou Delia . . . Sumner, irfield, Phillip B Mac. fM- H laynes, Donald S Ridgely, Tenn. lays, James H Coral Gobies, Flo. leld, Charles A Kissimmce, Fla. erson, Hugh G., Phi Kappo Tou Wynne, Ark. indez, teopoldo S Caracas, Veneiuelo liolt, Joe H., Sigma Chi Chickomaugo, Go. licks, James E., Belo Thelo Pi Tallapoosa, Williom E, Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... Macon, liggins, Donold A., Sigma Chi Cornelia, lighlower, Neil H., Sigmo Alpha Epsilon . . . Thomcslon, loffmon, Roberl D Coral Gables, loffmann, Heinz A j Refinerio Shell, Co j Edo Falcon, Venel (olland, Frank L., Alpha Tou Omego .... Allonlo, Go mbeck, Kennelh E LoGronge, Go Home, Joel H Pensocolo, Fla !, Donald I., Koppo Sigma Covinglon, Go ird, John F., Jr., Delia Tou Delia . . . Memphis, Tenn luddleslon. Gene K Boston, Go Hudson, Norman L Birmingham, Ala Huff, David D Allonlo, Go Huff, Jonothon O., Tou Kappa Epsilon .... Marietta, Go Hughen, James H., Sigma Nu Chipley, Flo Hyre, Allen E., Koppo Sigma Allonlo, Go r, James F Toccoo, Go lE Lki Ivester, Jesse H Toccoa, Ga Ivey, Poul W Dublin, Go Jackson, Curlis A, 111 Atlanlo, Go James, David R., Sigma Chi Folkston, Go James, Edward L Martinez, Go Jew, William Allonlo, Go Johnson, Edgar McC Jacksonville, Flo Johnson, Fred W., Jr., Sigma Chi Jackson, Miss Johnson, James M., Chi Psi Chollanooga, Tenn Johnson, Roberl C, Jr Mocon, Ga Johnson, Russell R , Pi Koppo Phi Springfield, Va Johnston, Barry W,, Delia Tau Delta .... Hunlsville, Ala Johnston, Benjamin P., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . E. Godsden, Ala, Jones, Jerome K., Alpha Tou Omego Brooklet, Go, Jones, Samuel O., Ill lindalc. Go Joy, Edward B., Delta Tax Delta Athens, Ga. Judge, John R., Delia Sigma Phi Mobile, Ala. Kapernick, John S., Jr Decatur, III. Korr, Richard G Chattanooga, Tenn. Koycs, Joseph E., Pi Koppo Phi Clean, N. Y. Kee, Marvin E Monetle, Ark. Keheley, Jock C East Point, Go. Kelley. Thomas F., Jr., Phi Sigma Koppo . W. Hempsteod, N. Y. Kelly, Boris H Atlanta, Go. Kemp, James S Crown Point, Ind Kidd, John CM Hortwell, Go. Kidder, Everett C, Jr., Chi Ps! Liverpool, N. Y. Kierbow, Weymon R, Delta Tou Delta .... Bremen, Go Kilgore, Charles R., Alpha Tau Omega .... Albony, Go. King, George O., Ill Atlanta, Ga. King, Henry M, Jr Cedartown, Go. King, Lorry S Columbia, S. C. Kirklond, Wm. E Columbus, Go. Kirksey, Williom I., Koppa Sigma Albany, Go. Klimo, Douglas B Oak Ridge, Tenn. I t- ,. Cj j 1. Knowles, David R., Pi Kappa Alpha Toccoo, Go. Koger, John W., Theto Xi Florence, Ala. Kownocki, William A Orlando, Flo. Kulynyis, Robert W., Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Uniondole, N. Y. Lafkowitz, Lorry M Atlanta, Go. Lakenan, William K., Jr., Beta Theta Pi . . . Perryville, Mo. impee, Thomas C, II Houston, Tex. ince, James B Bremen, Go. .ndgrebe, James H East Point, Go. me, Kenneth D., Phi Epsilon Pi Atlanta, Ga. irroiobol, Luis J Hioleoh, Flo. ischek, Richard G Atlanta, Ga. ■ovell, Chorles B Lithio Springs, Go. ■derle, Albert J Falls Church, Va. ie, Charles C, Jr Allonto, Ga. !mert, Robert C, Jr., Phi Delto Theta . . . Birmingham, Ala. ■ster, Dillard R Mocon, Go. ■verett, Robert T Blue Ridge, Go. Lewis, G. Charles Lindsey, Benjamin W Linerode, James D Lipscomb, Lowrence O., II, Beta Theta Pi Lockwood, J. Charles, Sigma Chi . . Aemphis, Tenn. Moyfleld, Go. Nashville, Ga. Louisville, O. Toccoa, Go. Atlanta, Go. Lord, Williom F Glenwood, Ga. Lorenz, Steven A Adorns, Mass. Losleben, Paul Ft. Myers, Fla. Love, Perrin R., Tou Koppo Epsilon .... Westfield, N. Y. Lowry, James C Hogansvllle, Go. Loyd, James E, III Bridgeport, Ala. Londy, Bobby G Atlanta, Ga. Lyden, John J., Phi Koppa Sigma Urbana, O. Lynch, Jack D Macon, Go. Lyon, John R, Theto Xi Atlanta, Go. Lyon, Robert C, Phi Koppo Sigma Livingston, Ala. Lyons, Lorry E Memphis, Tenn. Mackin, Henry C, Sigma Phi Epiilon . . . BirmingSom, Ala. MocKown, Corolynrose V Ft. Walton Beoch, Flo. Moddox, Lynn C, Beta Theta Pi Shreveport, La. Moddox, Raymond D Augusta, Ga. Maguire, Maurice J., Jr Atlanta, Go. Mohomor, Eduardo Tegucigalpa, Honduras Maiure, James C Beta Tliela Pi Oneonio, Ala. Malagon, Carlos R Sooth Miami, Flo. Manley, Roy T, Jr Marietta, Go. Manning, Donold E., Phi Delta Theta .... Brunswick, Ga. Morbury, John B., Jr.. Phi Gommo Delta . . Woshitigton, D. C. Morchand, Ernest 0-, Chi Psi St. Augustine, Flo. Marsh, William H., Delto Upsilon Atlanta, Go. Morsholl, Thomas C Atlanta, Ga. Martin, Charles E Milledgeville, Ga. Martin, Morion F., Ill St. Simons Islond, Ga. Martin, Rudolph P., Tou Kappa Epsilon . . St. Petersburg, Fla Martin, Thomas T Atlonta, Go vel, Orin E Ft. Lauderdale, Flo Marwiti, Norman E., Jr Charlotte, N. C. Mashburn, Larry E Atlanto, Ga. on, Charles A., Theta Chi Pitman, N. J. Masterson, Tipton, Jr., Phi Gamma Delta . . South Bend, Ind. Matthews, John A., Alpha Tau Omega Tucker, Ga. tie, Kenneth B Atlanta, Ga. iwell, Benjamin R., Jr., Delta Tou Delto . . . Rydol, Go. Maynard, Donald D Jonesboro, Go. Moynord, Robert G Dalton, Ga. Moyo, Dennis W-, Kappa Alpha .... Hottiesburg, Miss, lowiecki, Charles R., Phi Kappa Tau ... . Clifton, N. J. McBrayer, Robert O Temple, Ga. McCoslin, Williom Y., Jr., Delto Tau Delta . . Memphis, Tenn. McCieskey, Seldon A Marietta, Go. McClure, James A., Jr Commerce, Go. McCrory, James L Ponoma City, Fla. McFerrin, Glenn B Columbus, Go. McGrody, William J AlphareHo, Go. McKinney, Thomas H., Lombdo Chi Alpha . New Smyrno, Fla. McLean, Gilbert W., Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha . . Birmingham, Ala. McMichael, Robert 0., Jr Chomblee, Ga. McNeill, Ruby E Orongeburg, S. C. McRae, Jomes C, Jr., Phi Delta Theta .... Graceville, Fla. McRae, Michael H Annlston, Ala. Mead, Stuart A Fort Pierce, Fla. •cer, Stephen C Anchorage, Alaska Merritt, Gary F Warner Robins, Ga. er, Edward E., Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Charleston, S. C. Meyer, Richard C Atlanta, Ga. Meyer, Robert C, Sigma Nu Atlonlo, Go. Middlebrooks, James D., Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . Hoddock, Go. ler, Brian K Nacogdoches, Tex. tl W P Q ' 9 Pi Porker, Jones H PorroM. Quoy W, Jr., Sigmo Chi Parry, SomucI H , Sigma Chi . . Parlain, Claude R Patillo, John S, Jr Chattonoogo, Te Peobody, Henry W,, Koppa Alpho Decatur, Go Pearson, George R., Jr., Phi Koppo Sigma . , Jocksonville, Flo Peppas, John C Atlonto, Go Perkins, Williom W Bristol, Vo Perrello, Rolph A Vcro Beach, Flo Miller, George L., Tou Koppo Epsiion .... Pueblo, Colo. Mills, Hugh M., Sigmo Phi Epsiion .... Boinbridge, Go. Minkin, Anne S Ook Pork, III. Minus, Raymond R, Jr Sovonnoh, Go. Mitchell, Francis M , III, Phi Gammo Delfo Wadmolow Island, S. C. Mitchell, Lewis H., Phi Gamma Dello . Wodmolaw Islond, S. C. Mize, Harold L Morietto, Go. Mollgo, David G , Jr Milwaukee, Wise. Monk, Robert F Delono, Flo. Montgomery, Robert B Chomblee, Go. Moody, Alwyn O , Jr Hozlehurst, Go. Moore, Fred W, Jr Johnson City, Tenn. Morgan, Ben B, Jr Coleman, Go. Morgan, Poul W., Jr , Sigmo Alpha Epsiion . . Roswell, Go. Morgan, Robert M., Delto Upsilon Tompa, Flo. Morlen, Jock K , Sigma Nu Atlonto, Go. Morris, Chorles H Marietta, Go. Morris, Dovid L Columbus, Go. Morton, Joel T Cincinnati, O. Moyer, Richard C , Phi Sigmo Koppo .... Baltimore, Md. Muller, Thomas H, Jr, Beta Thelo Pi Dallas, Tex. Mullins, Philip E., Delta Tou Delto Pembroke, Ky. Muno!, Tomas A., Beta Theto Pi ... . Corocas, Venezuela Noss, Alan W Huntingburg, Ind, Shreveport, La. . . Atlanta, Go. Sugor Valley, Go. Neff, Robert A., Jr , Sigmo Nu . . Nelsen, Neol, Jr Nelson, Jimmy E Newell, Robert K., Sigma Chi Decatur, Go. Newmon, James L Tallapoosa, Go. Nixon, Jimmy E Lake Charles, La. Norman, Robert H., Delta Sigma Phi Dover, Go. Nowell, V illiom O, Jr Dolhan, Ala. Nowlln, Bruce E Atlonto, Go. Nygoord, Harold H., Jr., Delto Tou Delta . . Lake City, Flo. Nygoord, William F Atlanta, Go. Oglesby, Edword J Hortwell, Ga. O ' Kclley, John F McDonough, Go, Ormiston, George A , Jr., Theto Chi Mobile, Ala. Orr, James C, III, Beta Theto Pi Moyfield, Ky. Poddock, Stephen G, Jr Dallas, Tex. Porlsh, Marcus J, III DeFuniok Springs, Flo. Parker, Jock O Woycross, Go. Perry, Charles H., Jr Winder, Go. Perry, Reginold H., Pi Kappa Alpha .... Knoxville, Tenn. Peterson, Eric A Norcross, Go. Peterson, lance A Uniondole, New York Phillips, Robert P Sarasota. Fla. Plcken, Barry E., Pi Kappa Alpha Memphis, Tenn. Picke Pipe Wm Estill F, Jr Childersburg, Ala Riverdale, Go Plastridge, Robert A., Jr., Pi Kappa Phi . . . Greenville, Go. Piatt, Richard E Plant City, Flo. Ploeger, Williom D., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Dorien, Go. Plummcr, James W., Beta Theta Pi Chillicothe, Mo. le, Clarence D., Jr Atlanta, Go. )inselt, Richard J Mount Holly, N. J. Robert J . Delta To Powell, Bobby E Moultrie, Go. Powell, Julian F Springfield, Tenn. Pratt, Lowell F lowrenceville. Go. Prescott, L. Wolker, Jr., Delta Tou Delta . . Jocksonville, Flo. Prochozko, Do.id C Macon, Go. Pullen, Johnny P Soperton, Go. Donald L Do Ronald L Do Queary, Harold G Corbin, Ky. Quincoses, Roger N Miami, Flo. Quinn, Ernest L Devereux, Go. Race, Howard C Atlanta, Go. Sign Rackley, Thon- Memphis, Tenn. Alpha Epsilon . Greenville, S. C. Ramsey, Philip H., Delta Tau Delta Dothon, Ala. Romseyer, Terry A., Delta Upsilon . . . Minneapolis, Minn. Randall, Philip Y Columbia, Ky. Randolph, James E., Jr., Delta Sigma Phi . . . Doroville, Go. Rost, George B., Jr., Tou Koppo Epsilon . . Orangeburg, S. C. Rotcliff, Donald B., Sigma Nu . . . Albuquerque, N. Mexico Rotliff, Jomes T-, Phi Sigma Koppo .... Ook Ridge, Tenn. Redmond, William B., Jr., Sigma Nu . . . . Galveston, Tex. Reeves, James D., Jr Albony, Ga. 11 i ■ ' WTl Reeves, Richard W., Phi Koppo Sigma Griffin, Go. Reinhardt, Lorry C, Jr., Pi Koppo Phi ... . Atlonlo, Go. Rekou, Richard R Atlanta, Go. Remolby, George A Melbourne, Flo. Repovich, Artie K., Beto Theto Pi St. Louis, Mo. Respess, Herbert, III Sovonnoh, Go. Rhoden, William H Moultrie, Go. Rhodes, Pete D , Thelo Chi Decatur, Go. Rich, Ronald E Memphis, Tenn. Richardson, A. Cave, Jr Chattanooga, Tenn. iiPilll Rickelson, Don A Eost Point, Go Rinell, Wm, R., Phi Sigma Kappa Celina, Ohic Rivers, Eugene P Griffin, Go Roberson, Corllon F., Sigma Nu Atlanta, Go Roberls. William G Joncsboro, Ga Robinson, Spencer, Jr., Chi Psi Jacksonville, Flo Robinson, William D, Jr Chorleston, S. C. Rodriguez, Allan, Jr San Jose, Costa Rica Rogers, Don E Columbus, Go Rogers, Michael L Miami, Flo Rogers, Richard W, IV Signal Mountoin, Tenn Rogers, Robert V., Tou Kappa Epsilon . . . Lakeland, Flo Rosenberg, Ethan Savonnah, Go Rountree, Wilbur D., Jr , Delta Tou Delta . . Gainesville, Go Roy, Joseph C, Jr., Phi Koppo Tou . , Chattanooga, Tcnn Royce, David C Garden City, N. Y Rubenstein, Lorry J., Alpha Epsilon Pi . , Oceon Springs, Miss Rudder, Fred F., Jr., Chi Phi Atlanta, Go Rudland, Robert S Jacksonville, Flo Runton, David L Jacksonville, Flo Russell, Teddy W., Phi Koppo Tou .... Hyottsville, Md Ryder, Frank J , Theto Chi Atlonto, Go Samples, Woller R., Tau Koppo Epsilon . . . Atlanta, Go Sapp, James H., Beta Theto Pi Orlando, Fla Sapp, Odell L Solisbury, N. C Sartwell, Mark G., Delto Tou Delta . . . Montgomery, Alo Savage, Donold C, Theto Chi Covington, Ga Sowyer, Charles E Birmingham, Alo, Sconling, Frederick H., Phi Koppo Tou ... . Atlonto, Go Schevermonn, Charles C, Phi Sigma Koppo . . Kingsport, Tenn Schlotjhover, Carl E East Point, Go Schultz, Rolph H Towson, Md Schumacher, Lindo L Atlanta, Ga Schweinfurth, Werner E. . . . Tegucigalpa, D. C. Honduras Schwenk, Robert H., Phi Koppo Tou . . . Mexico City, M, Scott, Robert A Atlanta, G. Shoemaker, Harry S lucasville, Ohio Shorthill. William J Canton, Ohio Shumon, Robert W. Chi Phi Sovonnoh, Go. Sight!, Gale E., Phi Gommo Delta Atlonto, Go. Sigmon, Robert K Miami, Flo. Simmons, Wesley, F Long Beach, Calif. in 1., Ill Tiflon, Go. W., Sigma Nu Columbia, S. C. Sinclolr, Jock D , Jr Decotur, Go. Singletory, William P Cairo, Go. Sledge, John R Ty Ty, Ga. Sloan, Rial F Tunnel Hill, Go. SmoMwood, John F. Smith, Cothey A., Si Smith, Charles E., Jt ma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi . . Smith, Lloyd E, Jr Signol Mountoin, Tenn Smith, Lloyd F, Jr Logonville, Go Smith, Lymon B Atlonto, Go Smith, Roland H Forest, Pork, Go Smith, Stanley J., Delta Sigma Phi Miami, Flo Smith, Wallace Hubert, Delto Tau Delta . . . Conton, Ohic Smith, Whitney E Smith, William F Snuggs, Robert M., Ill . . . . Sockwell, Joel C Soutelle, Vincent J Spohr, Michael T., Phi Kappa Tau Plainfield, N. J. Springfield, Kelly B., Jr. . Stolvey, Edward F. . . , Stamps, Don D Stepp, John R., Kappa Sigir Chorles W., Jr Ste Slincspring. Curtis P., Ill Co £ S£ilP Stoller, Fred A Alionlo, Ga. Stone, Joel F, Jr Atlonto, Go. Stowe, John H., Lombdo Chi Alpho .... Compton, Go. Stoy, Robert L, Jr McLeon, Vo. Straub, Erik K., Sigma Nu Boltimore, Md. Street, Fred R , Tou Koppo Epsilon Decotur, Go. Strickland, Thomas D., Ill, Phi Delto Theto . . . Atlonto, Go, Stringfellow, Chorles A Chuquicomato, Chile Slrobeck, George W., Jr Jocksonville Beach, Flo. Sturgeon, Robert W,, Delta Sigma Phi ... . Atlonto, Go. Sturgis, Williom A., Delta Upiilon Auguslo, Go. Sweoringen, Daniel W Atlonto, Go. Sweet, Robert H, Jr Rome, Go. Sweitier, John W , Alpho Tou Omega .... Atlanta, Go. Swinford, Raleigh M Rome, Co. Topple, James H Avondale, Est-, Ga Toussieh, Solly. Sigma Nu Mexico City, Mexict Tropnell, Robert G , Delta Sigma Phi Metter, Ga, Truitt, Doris A East Point, Ga, Tucker, Daniel R , Jr,, Alpha Tau Omega , , Columbus, Ga, Tucker, Richard C Baltimore, Md, Tucker, Robert A Conley, Go. Tundermann, John H Turner, Ernest V„ III Brunswick, Go. Turner, Joseph W McDonough, Go. Twymon, William G ,, Jr Toronto, Canada Tyler, Geo, Leonard, Jr,, Ch Phi Bartow, Flo, Tyree, Robert W,, Sigma Nu Trenton, Tenn, Tyson, William J„ Lambdo Chi Alpha Mocon, Go, UlTer, Michoel B Memphis, Tenn, Underwood, Emory M„ Chi Psi Roleigh, N, C, Usry, Ceroid O Augusta, Go. VanSleenbeeck, Peter P„ Jr Hollywood, Fla, Varney, Al M,, Delta Tou Delta Deland, Fla. Vaughn, Alvin E Atlanta, Ga. Vickers, Edward F., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Miami, Fla. Wode. Harry D,, Jr,, Sigma Chi Atlonta, Ga, Wolden, Russell E Milledgcville, Go, Woldrop, Lewis A Marietta, Ga, Waleno, Kenneth F„ Thelo Chi Miami, Fla. Wallace, Joseph D,, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Nitro, W. Va. Wallace, Ronald W Atlanta, Go. Walters, Allen J,, III, Delta Upsilon Atlanta, Ga. Wolters, Claude L„ III Plains, Ga, Wolz, Carl A Savannah, Ga. Warnock, Robert F Waycross, Ga Waters, William V., Ill, Alpha Tou Omega . . Mt. Vernon, Ga. Watson, Aubrey P., Kappa Sigma Atlanta, Go. Watson, James F., Tau Kappa Epsilon .... Columbus, Ga. Watts, Williom H., Kappa Alpha .... Cincinnati, Ohio Weaver, Thomas E Woodbury, Ga. Webb, Darrow L Ninety Six, S. C. Webb, James A,, Sigma Alpha Epsilon , . . . Atlanta, Go. Webb. Richard C. Jr Atlanta, Ga. Webber, William F,, Sigma Chi Phoenix, Ariz. Weekly, Keith L Atlonta, Go. Welch, Fendoll E Jacksonville, Fla. Wells. Winston W Colquitt, Go. Wenke. Bernofd F., Jr Stolen Island, N Y. West, H. Max East Point, Go. West, Kenneth D., Too Koppo Epsllon .... Decatur, Go. Weslberry, Corlton J., Sigma Chi Woycross, Go. Westberry, Jomes R., Jr Sovonnoh, Go. Whorlon, Russell P., Delta Tau Delta .... Memphis, Tenn. Wheeler, Warren O., Koppo Sigma . . . Birminghom, Ala. Whelchel, Paul H Tucker, Go. White, John N Mocon, Go. White, Williom D Heflin, Alo. Whiteheod, Kline Bogort, Go. Whileheod, Mother F Rome, Go. Whiteside, John A Oxford, Alo. Whitley, Robert E., Delta Sigmo Phi Winder, Go. Whitlow, Jomes R Lovonio, Go. Whitlow, Williom H Compbell, Mo. Wilcher, Wolloce A Macon, Go. Wilkes, Doniel M Doytono Beach, Flo. Willcox, Riley R., Phi Delto Theto Dublin, Go. Willeft, Harold E, Jr Sovonnoh, Go Williams, Clarence E., Jr Griffin, Go. Willioms, Jere H ChoHonoogo, Tenn. Willioms, Rolph M, Jr loGronge, Go. Willioms, SomucI R Canton, Ohio Williomson, Henry L Macon, Go. Williamson, Homer C, Jr LoGronge, Go. Wills, Henry K, Jr Golfport, Miss. Wilson, Julian A., Jr., Lombdo Chi Alpha . . Falls Church, Vo. Wilson, Rolond S., Jr., Phi Koppo Tou . . . Thomasville, Go. Wimberly, Charles H,, Sigmo Phi Epsilon . . Jeffersonville, Go. Windham, Chorles L, Jr., Sigmo Chi .... Atlanta, Go. Wininger, Thomas K., Sigma Chi Norfolk, Vo. Wishnoff, Moorice, Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha . . Jocksonville, Flo. Wolf, Richard, Phi Epsilon Pi Miami Beach, Flo. Wommock, Charles C Khartoum, Sudon Wood, Fitihu gh L Atlonto, Go. Wood, Jomes R Newnan, Go. Woodord, Ronald S Fitzgerold, Go. Woodruff, Jimmie L Modisonville, Ky. Woodword, John D Vienno, Go. Wright, Howell V LoGronge, Go. Wright, John D Chomblee, Go. Wyott, Jerry L Atlanta, Go. Yarbrough, Bobby R Atlonto, Go. Yesiltepe, Yuksel Ankara, Turkey Young, Charles W., Jr., Theto Xi . Young, Dovid H., Ill Young, Thomas H , Delta Tou Delta . Memphis, Tenn. Rockmort, Go. East Point, Go. Brunswick, Go. Zeisler, Michael W ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Zollicoffer, Jere P., II, Sigmo Alpha Epsilon . . Henderion. N. C. k MMtk hM the time-tested techman realizes that as a matter of simple scholastic survival, academic must have priority over extra- curricular excursions pleasant pastimes of collegiate capricious- ness must oftimes be summarily sacrificed to the ever present and all- powerful gods of the point average the techman must learn the meaning of time . . . time spent in the personal acquisition of knowledge . . . time spent in the search of pure academic truth . 324 time spent in the furthering of the scientific and technological ideals . . . 326 the skilled hands of the techman increase his proficiency in the practical application of scientific theory . . . 328 the techman concentrates . . . intense thought channeled into work or into daydreams . . . the signs of the tech man ' s pursuit of truth range from those strange in complexity to those barren in simplicity . . ADMINISTRATION the board of regents is com- posed of fifteen members ap- pointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate: five from the state at large, and one from each of the ten congres- sional districts, the appointment of the first members of the board was on a staggered term basis in order that the terms of not more than three members would expire in one year, the present specified term for which a regent is appointed is for seven years, all members hold office until their successors are appointed, the chairman, vice- chairman, secretary and treas- urer of the board are elected for a term of one year. board off the president dr. edwin d. Harrison, distin- guished president of the geor- gia institute of technology, is in- deed a leader whose exemplary character acts as a goal for all tech students, dr. harrison is known as a family man, a scholar, and through his recent appointment to the board of directors of general electric, a leader in the business world, in the past few years, georgia tech has gained additional laurels under the wise and understand- ing leadership of this outstand- ing man. we are now and always shall be in his debt. 333 Jesse W. Mason, Dean of Engineering College mmes e ., dull, associate dean of students george c. griffin, dean of students george j. budig, assistant dean of students f villiam I. carmichael, registrar James g. wohlford, director of the co-operotive division neat p. derosa, director of placement 336 s. j. henley crosland, director of libraries IT), i. goglia, associate dec of faculities fred w. ajox, director of public relations Horace w. sturgiS associate registrar robert Wallace, director of publications awrence v. Johnson, director engineering extension division FACULTY k the school of chemistry plays a dual role on the georgia tech campus: it is a service department, as well as a de- gree-granting department, it teaches the elementary courses in chemistry that are so important to the modern engineer, at the same time it offers programs leading to the b.s., m.s., and ph.d. degrees, chemistry is perhaps the broadest of the sciences, extending as it does from biol- ogy and medicine on the one hand to theoretical physics on the other, if you are curious about how substances react and why they do, then you will like chemistry. chemistry edwards, h. I. flaschla. h. a. [3 ' gio tory ilb the school of applied biology was estab- lished in 1960. the curriculum is designed to prepare graduates for work in bio- engineering or for post-graduate study either in medicine or in the functional bio- logical sciences. In addition to the full- time members of the academic staff, several pro- fessors from the research department also serve ably in this position. appli biolo 341 ingots, r. s., direc+or the school of psychology serves a dual func- tion in this institute, first, it offers courses which permit students to gain training in the basic and applied aspects of the science of behavior, second, it offers a program of studies leading to a bachelor of science de- gree in applied psychology, the experi- mental approach to problems is emphasized. psychology beat+ie. g. becltum, a. f. edwards. h. g. gailey, Harris, j. h. polychrone, d. a. architecture in a world which is rapidly changing physically, with an unprecedented volume of construction and recon- struction, the architect of tomorrow must not only be trained to design with new technology, but more than ever must not neglect his traditional role of bringing order, beauty and inspira- tion into man ' s environ- ment, to do so requires a broad and demanding course of study, based on drawing and design, but firmly supported by mathe- matics and construction en- gineering and the humani- ties, the architecture school at tech offers a five-year program. chemical engineering is that branch of engi- neering concerned with the development and application of manu- facturing processes in which chemical or cer- tain physical changes of materials are involv- ed, these processes may usually be resolved into a coordinate series of unit physical opera- tions and chemical pro- cesses, the chemical en- gineer is concerned with how these opera- tions are applied. 9!1 ody. w 1 straley. h. w. wyiong. c. f. egler. w. t. grubb, h. director I It 9 the school of ceramic engineers at tech is train- ing engineers to control high temperature pro- cesses and to modify materials by heat treat- ment, therefore, graduates enter not only the ceramic product field, but other fields as well, such as work with jets and rockets, industry and research are calling for men trained to build materials of precise needs, a ceramic engineer is the answer. the school of aerospace engineering, formally the school of aeronautical engineering, includes the daniel gug- genheim school of aeronautics that was established in 1930, and attempts to prepare the student for the new and very rapidly expanding fields of interest in this area, the physical facilities of the a.e. school are housed in three buildings on the southwest corner of the cam- pus, a.e. graduates find employment in missle, aircraft, satellites, research, air transport companies, and many other complimentary activities. ical 9 C c harper, . jubb civil engineering civil engineers conceive, de- sign, and supervise the con- struction of a variety of pro- jects in which human and natural resources are effi- ciently utilized to produce structures, transportation facilities, water convey- ances and sanitation facili- ties for the use of mankind. the curriculum includes training in the basic sci- ences and humanities as well as in each of the fol- lowing: hydraulic engineer- ing, surveying and map- ping, structural engineer- ing, transportation and highway engineering, soils and foundation engineer- ing and sanitary engineer- ing, completion of the cur- riculum leads to a degree in civil engineering. ohns, w. b., directo engineering mechanics is an extension of geometry to include time and mass with space leading to science of motion, kine- matics, and dynamics, the mechanics of bodies possessing mass, in the analytical treatment of dynamics there are included equilibrium, stability, control, guidance, stress, energy effects, of all kinds of bodies and structures on earth, in air, in space, and the synthesis, selection, adaptation, etc., of materials for bodies to withstand in a safe economical way. C h gough. ]., jr. mayton. j. g. walker, g. {. the department of modern languages provides its students with an opportunity to acquire an offically approved language as a tool of research and as a medium of cultural enrichment, the methods of instruction employed aim at the development of all the skills necessary for practical use of the language, all these skills are developed equally in all classes. right, j. d. wya+t, ahn, I. j. modern languages the department of english serves the tech student in several ways, in the freshman year it attempts to help him think logically, organize acceptably, and express his ideas in clear, appropriate, and persuasive prose, in the junior year the same aims are applied to the art of speaking in public, the sophomore required courses and the electives aim at acquainting the student with the world ' s great literature. english adams, h. w. almon, t. f. bergamo, r. challin, UMM I. p. rainoy, g. w. spil ntathenicitics in a technical institution a degree-granting school of mathematics has a double role: it must train its own majors as professional mathematicians, and it must see to it that students majoring in other curricula are ade- quately grounded in the mathematics needed in their fields, during the past twenty years mathematics as an area of human knowl- edge has experienced an explosive growth, and concurrently it has taken a more promi- nent place in the natural sciences and engi- neering, to meet the many new changes, curricula must always change. the year 1961-1962 brought the school of electrical engineering to the threshhold of a ( new era of service and accomplishment, in oc- cupying its new three million dollar building it has been freed from severe space limita- H tions of long standing. ■ the beautiful new phy- 1 sical facility houses a program based on a modern undergraduate i, curriculum which B makes use of new en- gineering knowledge ■and procedures grow- ing out of recent phy- sical sciences ' develop- ments. longesi 1 1 John iones, w. b. Imdgren, t. d. long, j. t. mcdaniel, ckinley, h. I. noHlnqham. f. o. perkini. pans, d, t, shoctley, ♦. d. estor, s. r. white, t. I 349 f. f. g, c fi 350 C the tremendous growth in industry and particularly its impact on the south has created an exception- ally high demand for in- dustrial engineers, the in- dustrial engineer is con- cerned with the coordina- tion of men, materials, machines, and methods into an integrated sys- tem, with a broad engi- neering background as well as consideration of economic and human factors, the industrial en- gineer is enabled to cope with virtually any com- plex problem situation encountered in the mod- ern industrial and busi- ness world, laboratory space has been doubled I during the past year alii with increased emphasis; on methods, systems, and I reliability engineering,, and operations research i at three different degrees; of intenseness. the increasing complexities of the decision making processes require more professionally trained managers: men who can exercise a positive influence in directing the economic sector of the economy, business mechanics are rapidly being re- placed by professional managers, the school of industrial management is dedicated to creating the atmosphere in which students can develop a sound basis for respective thinking in the solution of managerial problems, this requires competence in both the technical and human skills, the fresh- man and sophomore years are devoted to the sciences and humanities, while the junior and senior years emphasize the functional areas of manufacturing, marketing, finance, and industrial relations, completion of the four year program leads to a bachelor of science degree. industrial 1 1 fr i L t kti ' ' P S fcpM j n lP I I K d .. ■ b; en, w. c. brewster. m. r. . bucfcingham, director in the study of mechanical engineering, an uncJerstanding of physical concepts and the structure and behavior of mate- rials is stressed, the application of these tools is an essential aspect of this branch of engineering, satisfactory completion of the four year curriculum leads to the de- gree of bachelor of mechanical engineer- ing, graduate programs are also offered by the school of mechanical engineering. iackson. t. picha, V. g. ■nechaniccil 9 C c dos!c, i. p. the chief objectives of the physical training cJepart- ment are to see that the students keep physically fit while attending the institution — and to teach them certain fundamen- tals and skills which will be of great service to them in the carry- ing on in these ac- tivities after com- pleting their work at georgia tech. it is definitely the aim of the depart- ment that the student will be mo- tivated to keep healthy. uley, j. h. pittard, i. h. pla.ico. t. physical training the department of social sciences serves the in- stitute as an integral part of the program of general education, from study in the fields of government, sociology, and philosophy, the student acquires the fundamental knowledge which is the basis for universal understanding between all educated peoples, a graduate of the institute is the framer of the social policies of state and nation. social i.k, g. o. 353 the a. french textile school, which is housed in the modern high-towered textile building, has facilities and staff for textile education equal to any in the country, the curricula of the school has won wide recognition and the engineering degree program is accredited by the e.c.p.d. students entering the textile school may select either of three degree programs: b.s. or m.s. in t.e., t. chem., or textiles. taylor, j. I., director tesctile e r i physics the school of physics serves the institute in three major ways; first, it offers service courses for the students of every department, second, it educates an ever increas- ing number of undergrad- uate physics majors, some of whom terminate their formal education with b.s. degree and enter upon ca- reers in industry or teach- ing, while remainder con- tinue graduate work, third, it also provides graduate training leading to a ph.d.  ly. I. d. realizing the necessity for in- creased contacts between the stu- dents from other lands and the american people, the internation- al students ' committee consisting of american and foreign students and faculty members, was formed in January 1960 for the first time at georgia tech. the purposes of the committee are: to bring to- gether the foreign and american students at tech and to acquaint them with the community of at- lanta in order to create a better appreciation and understanding of their respective cultures; and to provide interesting and stimulat- ing means of social contacts be- tween them. intrastwdents HONORARIES k iMrh wniversiti m phi kappa phi is the oldest national scho- lastic honor society on the georgia tech campus, it was foun- ded in 1897; it now has chapters in more than fifty universities and colleges, mem- bership in phi kappa phi is awarded to those members of the senior class who are outstanding in schol- arship during their first three years at georgia tech. the local chapter of phi kappa phi is not a totally unactive hon- ary organization, it exercises an active roll by conducting the annual h onors day ceremonies during spring quarter which recognizes outstand- ing students at geor- gia tech. phi kappa phi represents the scholastically elite of the school, as such high regard is given to the outstanding students, phi kappa phi has done much to keep up the stand- ards at the georgia institute of technol- ogy, each year the local chapter of phi kappa phi awards a cup to the senior who has maintained the highest point aver- age. 363 01 364 tau beta pi for many years has been the leader among the nation ' s collegiate so- cieties for the recognition of the outstanding engineer- ing students, in 1925 the georgia alpha chapter was installed here on the geor- gia tech campus, it has since then grown into one of the largest of the ap- proximately one hundred chapters which are now in existence, eligibility in this organization is based upon the scholastic achievement of engineering students, only those students who are pursuing studies in the en- gineering field and are in the upper tenth of their jun- ior class or the upper eighth of their senior class are eli- gible for membership, fur- ther requirements for mem- bership include excellence in leadership, character, personality, and a display of service for the student ' s college. I.hadden i. hammond w. hende g.MlI D % mm jf h . house d. hutcherson d. Jennings 11 t. malone j. mcalpm w. mcdaniel w. mcqrady c. mckinnBy t. b. smith S.Sternberg j. Sutherland d.swearinge: a. thlgpe tciw beta pi Piii£ii!in g. tyle ebb w. -he .Wilson l.winlngde odard r. woodard o- hyre f. Johnson, alpha kappa psi is the newest organization here on the georgia tech campus, it was begun last quarter as tech ' s only professional business fra- ternity, interest in the organization was aroused when it was found that there were already some charter members of this fraternity on the campus, initiation for these men was held february 9, 1962. this club has been concentrating on its organization, with an eye on the future. p. vansteenbeck r. wlggins c. windham j. wolfe j. woodruff R; i i c. powell treasurer the georgia tech chapter of alpha pi mu, founded in 1848, was the first chapter of the national industrial en- g ineering honor society, alpha pi mu seeks to give recog- nition to industrial engineering seniors in the upper third of their class, the basic requirement is a 2.8 average, membership is also open to juniors who are in the upper fifth of their class and have a minimum point average of 2.9. alpha pi 367 Wrrli b. church treasurer the briaerean society was founded at georgia tech in 1912 as a society to promote good scholarship and high ideals among the students at- tending georgia tech under the cooperative plan, members of the so- ciety are selected from students in the co-op department on the basis of outstanding achievement and ability in their academic and extra-curri- cular activities, qualified students become eligible at the end of their sophomore year, the society sponsors projects aimed toward opportun- ities for the co-op student. t. greenwood vice-president p. Howard ' ice-president the honor fraternity at georgia tech which recognizes only those men in the field of civil engineering is known as chi ep- silon. at present it is one of many such organizations throughout the country, in this honorary society special em- phasis is placed upon the quali- ties of character, scholarship, and sociability of the members, its members consist of junior, senior, and grad. c. e. majors. chi 371 e. Stewart president j. huff secretory bentley (D in the united states, the oldest honorary textile society in existence is delta kappa phi. the theta chapter at georgia tech selects its members on the basis of out- standing scholarship, displayed leadership qualities, exemplary character, activity and social functions, and the desire to better the profession of textiles, the pri- mary goal of the society is to recognize outstanding men within the textile school, at the meetings of the society the members discuss current problems in the textile field, and they are informed of all new ad- vances in the industry, the society also endeavors to promote fraternal relationships among its members and to further the interest of students in various aspects of the expanding textile industry in the prosperous southeast. appa phi h. p. baskms. j the i. m. society se- lects seniors and second and third quarter juniors who have demon- strated scholastic achievement, general campus lead- ership, and interest in the field of industrial management, plant tours, talks by business leaders, occasional social events, and the unique bull- rymple golf tournament comprise the i. m. society ' s social activities. , thompson ft 2 ft phi psi is the largest textile honorary fraternity in the world, it has thirteen active alumni chapters and nine undergraduate chapters, phi psi ' s purpose is to promote better scholarship in the school of textile engineering and to effect greater ties of friendship among its members. this organization aids in orienting future textile engineer ' s with the industry and helps prepare them for thir profession, one of the chapter ' s primary functions is to bring the members into contact with alumni and other leaders in the textile field by arranging lectures by able speakers not available in the classroom. to qualify for membership in phi psi a student must be a member of the junior or senior class and in the upper third of his class. 373 member hip in the georgia tech chapter of phi eta sigma is the highest scholastic honor a fresh- man can have, under the direction of robert adams, with bill wooten as his vice president, phi eta sig- ma undertook their yearly project ' ■ ' ■ ' ' of providing how to study pam- phlets for the incoming freshmen, other men leading this organization were billy miller, bill mccaslin, and bill nowell. only those freshmen with a 3.5 average for their first quarter or their entire freshman year are eligible for membership, the tech chapter of phi eta sig- ma provides ushers to help out in the hon- ors day program, the fraternity also offers two scholarships of three hundred dollars to deserving students, phi eta sigma also brings interesting read- ing material to the in- firmary for all students up there who have nothing to read. g. I . huddleston g. o. king r. f. adams president phi o. g. pemueller j. w. plun 8 E 5 tt 4 i. t. moseley riTi w. h. wooten, jr. vice president w. h. satterfield ZE j. d. wright b. h. lellnc pi delta epsilon is the oldest national honorary col- legiate journalism fraternity in the united states, at tech, to be eligible for membership one must have served for at least five quarters on a staff, and be in his sixth at his time of election, it was founded on a keystone of service and will always teach serve at sacrifice of self. pi delta epsilon is dedicated to the idea of self publication. J . IPtL. ' ■ : ' 1 f h . f 1 k 377 pi tciw chi pi tau chi is a religious honorary society which seeks to give recognition to those college stu- dents who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and service in carrying out the work of the christian faith on the college campus, such recognition serves now as an encourage- ment to continue the good work displayed in times to come, the society has provided persons of different denominations same fellowship. v AiiLiKk r. c. |Oiner, |r. recording secretary m. e. berry corresponding secretary g. e. baker, jr. pi tau sigma is the national honorary mechanical engineering fraternity, the georgia tech nu chapter is one of sixty- seven across the country, the selection of the members is based on scholastic standing, faculty rating, and the opinion of the membership, to be eligible for membership a man must be in the upper twenty-five per cent of his junior class or in the upper thirty-five per cent of his senior class in mechanical engineering, each year the fraternity co-operates with the american society of mechanical en- gineers in operating the students ' lounge in the mechanical engineering building, in the spring the two organizations also sponsor a student faculty picnic and the mechanical engineering display during engineer ' s week, pi tau sigma makes two awards every year at the honor ' s day program: a handbook is presented to the outstanding sophomore and a plaque to the best senior. pi tciw d. haney . kayes g. o. king . d. landel j. m. littlefield 379 h. Westmoreland j. d. g. r. hi eta kappa nu is the national electrical engin- eering honorary society, beta mu chapter has served to bind together the outstanding students in the school of electrical engineer- ing, it also recognizes them for superlative accomplishments, as the focal point of the e. e. student ' s activities, the local eta kappa nu ' s supervise the e. e. engineer ' s week exhibits. etci kappa M%%M keramos keramos is the national fra- ternity for ceramic engineer- ing students, at georgia tech, keramos seeks to increase interest in scholastic achieve- ments among ceramic engi- neering students, this fratern- ity also seeks to promote professional ethics and atti- tudes among the keramic engineers, each year keramos elects its prospective members from the junior class who have demonstrated them- selves to be of the highest character and ability in studies and on campus. 382 r. sorrells treasurer E the purpose of sigma gamma tau society is to recog- nize and honor those individuals who have, through scholarship, integrity, and outstanding achievement, been a credit to their profession, this tech society also seeks to foster a high s tandard of ethics and profes- sional practices and to create a spirit of loyalty and fellowship among students in aeronautical engineer- ing, applicants must meet high scholastic standards. d. I. hartley d. c. hutche il ols f. f. rudder d. a. sheiton n s Mck i. h. woodward 384 sigma pi sigma is the only known physics honor society in the nation, this organization is highly rec- ognized on the tech campus, to be eligible for mem- bership a student must be at least a second quarter junior, must have taken a sufficient number of junior and senior level physics courses, and must have a superior point average, the group sponsors several lectures and demonstrations throughout the year, it also sponsors the tech physics club which is open to any student with a genuine interest in the ex- panding field of physics. Ill 3 fi pi sigiiK j. Sutherland baptist the purpose of the baptist student union is to minister to the religious needs of the baptist students at tech. the organization encourages each member to participate in the educational and spiritual programs of the local churches and the baptist student union center located on the campus, here the student has a place to go for vespers, prayer meet- ings, and bible discussion groups, as well as a quiet place to study or just relax, besides serving the needs of the students, tech ' s baptist union also serves the community, it provides workers for local mission work and directs projects for aid to underprivileged children, the b.s.u. has also been able to provide financial assistance to worthy student members who might not have been able to attend school otherwise. St leligio :outa; loted on -eimeet- slody o( mission he bill, student jierwise 387 the georgia tech episcopal college program is a student organization sponsored by the protestant episcopal church, its purpose is to bring episcopal students more fully into the life of their church. the Sunday evening meeting of the canterbury association is the heart of the episcopal college program, through the )i episcopal college program. i tech and scott students par- j ticipate actively in the life and t work of all saints ' church. they are engaged in weekly discussion groups, weekend outings, and other activities which enable them to be of service in the church and the atlanta area. A 3 (D C association the christian science organi- zation founded in may, 1956 at georgia tech provides the opportunity to learn and ap- ply the truths of christian science. the organization sponsors annually an open lecture on christian science to the student body and meet- ings for students. rgcmizcition V C ' 5 Id C E u 390 Iwtherciii student III fostering the spiritual and intellectual interests of the lutheran students at georgia tech and in the atlanta area is the lutheran students association, the lutheran students have been en- gaged in a study of current problems. A 3 ir E c the georgia tech chapter of the national newman club federa- tion is now in its thirty-third year as a club of catholic culture and catholic fellowship, the club fosters the spiritual, social, and intellectual interests of the catholic students on campus, presiding over the club ' s activities on campus was president mike pekkarinenn. meetings were held each tuesday night in addition to mass at the ymca on Sundays, holy days, and first friday mass at the newman house, and mother ' s day com- munion and breakfast, other activities include corporate com- munions, spiritual retreats, lectures, discussion groups, dinners, dances, picnics, and intramural sports. 394 the georgia tech wesley foundation, located at the corner of fourth and fowler streets is the methodist church on the campus and is directly related to the national methodist student movement, its purpose is to minister to the students and faculty of georgia tech. the guidance of a student council under a director, rev. robert a. davis, and an associate director, rev. Ion chesnutt, provide programs of vital interest to the student throughout the academic week, through participation in activities such as worship programs, study groups, and intramural sports, the student is given the opportunity to fulfill spiritual and academic needs. foundation the religious organization at tech for presbyterian students is the estab- lished group known as the Westminster fellowship, the purpose of this organization is to provide a program of activities which will tie its members in a close bond- of fellowship while trying to elevate man and his spiritual and religious thoughts, every friday evening, student conducted meetings are held at the presbyterian student center, these attract students of the presbyterian faith from schools around atlanta. felloiMTship 396 YMCA mr. Charlie commander, general secretary the young men ' s christian association is primarily a center of fellowship on campus and its services are available to any student of georgia tech. many students chose to become active members by joining one or more of the groups commissioned by the ymca board of directors, though studying takes up a large part of each day, there will be times when a student wishes to get away from the books and take part in one of these commissioned groups, these activities are concerned with many diversified areas and give the student an opportunity to enjoy himself through contact and partici- pation with fellow tech students. mrs. phyllis frost mrs. wilma lyons he tech ymca cabinet is composeci of the elected student of- icers of the association, and members-at-large selected from he active membership, it provides leadership and assistance n planning and carrying out the program of the commis- ioned groups of the ymca and aids in all other phases of y activities, through the years the cabinet has become Tiore active and has distinguished itself in its efforts to pro- ide an active school life for the average interested student. c E5 W. G. Cornet) B H 399 W. N. Cox J. M, Dishrr ISi l T. I, Gerber E B. Joy R. T Le S. S. Linder E. R. Maddox T. A. Newcy S. R. Tillrr I a 400 1 1 - 1 — 1 - M r , fe-!i 1 ' ' ' fi i H m,4 w w r i alpha y phalanx is a geor- gia tech ymca organization, the annual major project of the club is freshman camp, alpha ' s members plan and organize the four day brief- ing session for the indoctri- nation of the entering fresh- men, leading upperclassmen, faculty members, school of- ficials, and outstanding citi- zens of atlanta give useful words of advice to the new rats. the camp site is near toccoa, georgia in the blue ridge foothills, in addition to the freshman camp, alpha y phalanx sponsors other pro- jects as a service to fellow students, last year the club sponsored a book drive for the asian foundation, it also sponsored a freshman camp evaluation, and t vo years ago it completed the fireplace at the ymca camp, during the winter quarter of each year alpha y has been in existence it has sponsored a winter pro- ject which has proven bene- ficial to the entire student body here at tech. the organi- zation hopes to continue the good work it has done. barbell club 402 IRi the georgia tech barbell club was establishecJ in the spring of 1955 by a group of tech men who were interested in weight training to develop their strength and stamina, since that date it has grown into a large and active organization, not only helping the members but also giving tech on outstanding weight lifting team. the primary purpose of the barbell club is to develop a lifting team, but it also provides a place on campus for all interested tech men to train with weights, with this in mind the club offers progressive training to men ither just beginning or with previous lifting experience in its room in the basement of the ymca building. this year the barbell club was ably led by president ronnie thomson, vice-president darrow webb, and secretary mike spring. round table the executive round table is a re- cent addition to georgia tech ' s fam- ily of fine campus organizations, the group is an affiliate of the tech ymca and the atlanta personnel club; it had its beginning in 1956 and has since grown to a position of high regard on campus, its pur- pose management understanding. 404 gamma psi is a ymco organization for women students here at georgia tech. each year it sponsors a freshman camp for the new co-eds to acquaint them with the other co-eds and some of the members of tech ' s administration. gcmmici psi council the recreation council is a service or- ganization, through the guidance of the ymca, the organization partici- pates in various activities, while keep- ing as its main purpose the promotion of inexpensive recreation and an op- portunity for tech men and local girls to meet, for this purpose the council sponsers hayrides and friday night open house at the ymca for tech stu- dents, agnes scott girls, and nursing students. during this past year additional work was done on the sound system in the y ' s auditorium to further im- prove the dances held there by all campus organizations. membership in the rec council, led this year by george evans, is open to any student at tech who desires to take part in an active service group, having his interest repaid gratefully. sigma-y-phalanx is a service club which is active four quarters a year, its main purpose is to unite young men in cooperative efforts to practice and extend christian standards and ideals. sigma-y is also an active social organization, spon- sering hayrides and dances throughout the year. maintaining the georgia tech ymca camp is one of this clubs outstanding projects, its members are in charge of keeping up the 193 acres of wooded land that comprises the campsite, this year sigma-y was active in supporting the books for asia drive and an operation leadership seminar during the spring quarter. officers of this outstanding service organization this year were president ron Wallace, vice-president bill mullins, and secretary-treasure wes burton. ci— y— phalan the georgia tech toastmasters are the student members of toastmasters international, it is the aim of this organization to learn by doing and improve through criticism and practice, by these principles each mem- ber hopes to improve his public speaking ability and to develop his leadership qualities, giving prepared and impromptu speeches before fellow mem- bers and experienced toastmast- ers gives necessary practice and an opportunity for constructive criticism. not only do these practice ses- sions help the members become more proficient speakers, but they also help develop poise and congeniality, with training such as this, a person is general- ly a better student and later a more successful businessman. this year the club, which was founded at tech in 1950, was ably led by j. b. mathews as it continued to fulfill its goals. fa m 1(1 E « clwB the t book is the official handbook of georgia tech. it is preparecJ by tech stu- dents under the guidance of the ymca. each year copies of the t book are distrib- uted to entering freshmen, transfer students, and new faculty members, the pur- pose of the book is to inform every person on the school campus about the life at tech, the city of atlanta, and to tell of some of the traditions here at tech. among other bits of information the book contains drawings of the freshman rat hat, freshman rules, the creed, the yells and cheers, and the school songs. the t book also explains the purpose of many of the school organizations, and tells the new students how they go about joining these groups, even to some of the older students, the t book is an invaluable aid to understanding the life at tech, it encourages all students to take an active part in campus organizations. 409 7 c D 411 the organization on tech ' s campus known as the worlcJ student fund is unique in that tech is the only school in the country with such a program, the main objectives of this organization are to aid the cause of world peace and international friendship and to promote professional competence by providing the opportunity for selected students to study for one year at tech and by awarding scholarships for tech men to study abroad, the operations of this group are under the world student fund committee themselves, they receive support from the s tudents, faculty, alumni, and interested citizens, a main source of funds is a collection made at one of the football games: this year the most successful collection in committee ' s his- tory was made, students are brought to tech from europe and asia. ' f ?,r- .1 ir-rz, fc- ! ■rj ' 1.. jr - ■■ ' J - ♦ i ' } J 1 ii ' .IV w 1 ' -1 =4 M l --|l|||;i:l 11 ;.,  l MMHil B ' ' .1 1 ' P ibh ... av ini VII HI becky reynolds 1962 blue print the editorial staff selected miss becky reynolds as the 1962 blue print queen, hailing from greenwood, s. c. becky is a sophomore attending agnes sco tt col- lege, where she is majoring in engiish. she can be seen at most of the sigma nu functions, where she is their sweetheart, also she is a member of the beauty section in the agnes scott annual, much of her time is spent with bruce bryson, the win- ner of the ugliest man on campus award, how do you do it bruce? i 417 419 MISS HOMECOMING u s ite J teia 420 rd. .rJjotUe {- odo o o GREEK jj cJ-ouise ic uini 422 %m MISS LIPS 425 Li6 J nc J onovan for FRED DONOVAN Blue Print Editor 427 cJLane S ckreeder for CHARLES HAYS Blue Print Business Manager for PHIL WEISS ' Ens.incet Editor ngmeer JDusmess iVianager 1.35 cyLilCU (L,lliot for Siismess iVlamager 7JJ J llM cyLi oue for CHARLES EDMONDSON Rambler Editor IJd J a lam — jaxon for EDDIE HICKS Technique jiisiness ' J. J hineti n lad a ox Technique Editor 430 Wli. i5renda Ljarrett for BILLY WILLIAMSON Football Co Captain . j M y - m m Vl ' liss cJiiiiin (L,vevett for WILLIE McGAUGHEY Football Co- Captain Wis, %u lion. Football Co Captain I .. iSi PalZi mfnennan JOSH POWELL Basketball Captain Amak Presideait for JOE McCUTCHIN Student Body President 434 the end of college life is symbolized by the techman can turn to the few who like himself have muddled through a morass of tedious tests improbable problems and laborious laboratories who have cursed sweated and gotten drunk on occasion who now have become part of the tech tradition... to these he can turn and say: we made it. 436 the face of tech . . . buildings which symbolize the techman ' s four year struggle for knowledge ... he has seen factory-like red brick give way to the shining glass and steel heralds of progress 1 jf A— 1, -i • _ 1 i K ■ H I Bl ' ' il I H I H 1 m M m « m 1 -Ji M dave molthrop below as vice president of this year ' s graduating Class . . . serving capably as class of ' 62 ' s president was jim Jeter above . . . V ijij ;;jBPy If m 1 j Hi K v class of 1962 larry 1. James r. ronald e. wayne 1. James h. adiel 1. luis m. abercrombie abernethy jr. ablowich adamson adams, jr. adams, jr. acosta John t. anderson 441 443 if% edgar I. belcher jack r. bell ronald e. jerry I. bence benefield 444 Herbert a. bolton, iii harry a. richard e boone boozer arthur I. william h. emory 1. bostock, jr. boswell boyd, jr. class of class of k alfred a. camp B VI inm 447 lIovJ I i ' • ? ' , i( ' BK .iH P 9H| SfllHc. . - mh John a. Carlson lenzo chovis class obert c. Jacob g. Samuel p. Stephen d. dale o. raeburn v. richard b clarke Clayton clemence elements, jr. cloninger coalson cobb 449 0 (A 8 i k darrell e. perry a. robert t. Crawford Crawford creighton, jr. John h. rondolph e. davis davis (rank p. delisle 451 class of vrelio James b. John m. William j. alex 1. James 1. daiz dilkinson dishr lan dittman dobbs dobson, i robert m. doll rolf duerr f. susan James e. putnam duggan duggan [| 453 thomas a. kenneth e. glenn p. edwards ekiund elliott, jr I gerald a. epps i If sraydin jose Carlos douglas m. blount c. ferrell, jr. 455 (A lA 8 david I. thomas fuller fuller oell I. gable 456 raymond d. donald g. darryl I. gent gentry getman lames g. gibson illiam mcc. thomas h. evelio e. gibson gignilliat, jr. gil k ' ' Joseph c. lorry b. robert j griffith griffith gross 458 Sidney t. hardy class of 1962 paul k. Charles k. Howard Houston 463 f 1962 kogan langford 468 class of billy j. henry t. ioel h. nccollum mccormick mccormick % 4 ' 4 ■ ' ' ' William m. mcdonald robert b. James t. donald m. Charles w. raymond k. Charlie w. James t mcelreath, jr. mcilvaine mckay, jr. mckinney mckinnon, jr. mcmullan, jr. mcneely. r class of class of 1962 475 urphy 476 chael o ' n. charles e. donald e. nicholl nichols, jr. nicholS jr. dward 1. Joyce p. david a. ian a. arnold i nee. donald 1. ichols, iii nickelson nicol nimmo norman if- norris class of 1962 norton norton norton uldis j. palde parker lewis j. parker, jr. arry ponder 478 class of 1962 Phillip ni Stanley s. sattinger robert j. sounders class off 1962 481 david a. shelton 482 1 illiam j. benjamin small smith ? paul m. smith, jr. class of 1962 dm ! henry m. thomas 1. harold s. lorry c. shmuel clarence w spottswood, iii spradling, iii starreH, jr. Stephen Sternberg Stevenson robert j. stone 484 I ikert i, ilone I 12  «Br:: , david e. ' i ' I summers 1 A class of 1962 kendal taylor lorry s taylor ronald h. robert c. Joseph t. warren e. jerry a. marlie 1. thomas toland troughton trower tucker turner turner, jr. turner class of luther V. weathers .kenneth s. weatherspoon 488 Charles h. vestmoreland iacqueline d. eddy n. whitesides whitley L frank d. widincamp illiam a. charles e. wild willbanks harold ' illiam, r fred I. illiams iii warren c. Willis lames h. wilson t class off 1962 graduates  ?■ i ■ ■ A fred higginS graduate president Anderson, John P. Irunswick, Go. Aalh ' Met. J k Baxley, John V. Augusta, Go. Malh IkJ Copps, Melvin T. Eost Point, Go. Physics Corlile, James R. Clorke, Morsholl F. Atlonto, Go. Architecture Collom, Charles E. Hughes, Ark. Organic Chemistry Crowford, David W. Charleston, S. C, M. E. Delta Upsilon Crenshow, John P. Decatur, Go. A. E. Delta Sigma Phi Didd, Apel Istanbul, Turkey I, E. Phi Gamma Delta Doub, Joseph D. Pfofftown, N. C. A. E. 492 Fuller, Robert N. Atlanta, Go. Physics graduates Giggins, Chorlei S., Jr. Gray, Billy M. Si. Pelersburg. Flo. Norfolk, Vo. Cer. E. C. E. Griser, Jomcs R, Jacksonville, Flo. E. E. i Hannon, Clarence W. Honnout, Ismuil B. Honsell, John D. East Point, Go. Shebin El Kom, UAR Chumblee, Go. A. E. Textile Chemistry I. E. 92 Hcoth, Willioiti E, Jr. Louisville, Go. Hermes, Mohammad E. Coiro, Egypt, UAR Hooter, E. L., Jr. Beaumont, Tex. C. E. Hsing, Ceutin Shih-Me Taipei Taiwan, China Chemistry Hunter, Ewing, E. Atlonto, Ga. I. M. Sigma Chi Isani, Asoci A. Sukkur, Pakistan C. E. Jones, William R. Thomasville, Ga. I. M. Keith, Henry G. Atlanta, Go. M. E. LIneberger, William C- lupo. Edwa Atlonta, Ga. Allanto, Ga E. E, Mathematics Morbury, R. McG., Ill Albany, Ga, City Planning Phi Gamma Delta McBryde, Vernon E. McClain, William S- Fayatteville, Ark. Atlanta, Ga. I. E. E. E. Nave, Carl R. Newport, Ark. Physics 494 Ozcar, Nurer Ankara, Turkey Architecture Padgett, Larry R. Glennville, Ga. Ch. E. Parker, Russell W. Glendale, Calif. E. E. Phillips, Charles L. Palmetto, Ga. Richardson, David L. i i Rlvkmd, Manuel A. St. Petersburg, Fla Ch. E. Tau Epsilon Phi Romeu, Fi Angel Uri E. E. Rooks, Wilton M. Tifton, Go. A. E. Delta Sigma Phi Runkel, Martin Lantenboch, Bez. Koln. Solozor, Alfredo A. Sanner, Richard E Managua, Nicaragua Allonta, Go. C. E. I. M. T Schoncnberg, E. C, Jr. Schwortz, Arnold E. San Salvador, Atlanta, Go. El Salvador C. E. C. E. Speir, Montgomery T. Winterville, N. C. E. E. Snead, Cloyburne C. Winter Haven, Flo. Physical Chemist PI Kappa Alpha Sproles, Mox E. Decatur, Ga. C. E. Starnes, Jomes H., Jr, Decolur, Ga. Mechanics Phi Dello Theta league, Edgar C. Bowdon. Ga. Physics grciducites Phi Delta Theta Whitesides, R. H., Jr. Atlanlo, Go. M. E. Phi Gommo Delta Physical Chemistry Williams, Albert, Jr. Murfressboro, Tenn. Organic Chemistry Willoughby, D. A. Thomaston, Ga. M. E. Winter, Tho flora. Miss. I. M. Wright, Paul H. Atlanta, Ga. C. E. Yarbrough, Dovid W. Charleston, S. C. Ch. E. York, Guy P. Atlanta, Ga. C. E. Sigma Nu grciclwcites photo credits BERNIE WENKE— Varsity football, varsity bas- ketball, most administration, fraternity presi- dents and housemothers, assorted fraternity parties, publications breaker, departmental breaker, general activities breaker, sports breaker, military breaker, administration breaker, faculty breaker, honoraries breaker, religious breaker, Y.M.C.A. breaker, beauties breaker, graduate breaker, most pictures in beauty section, assorted campus pictures, pub- lication staffs, assorted military pictures. KEN WALEND — Assorted campus photos, most of the party pictures in fraternity section, some intramural sports, some fraternity presidents, most organization pictures, assorted military pictures. PHIL GAREN — Assorted class officers, assorted beauties, fraternity breaker advertis- ing breaker, assorted fraternities pictures, as- sorted features. BILL DIEHL AND ASST.— Color photos on pages 1, 6 7, some adminis- tration, some football, assorted campus, de- velopment breaker. NED SMITH — Assorted organizations, assorted intramural sports, assorted fraternity pictures. FITZ WOOD — As- sorted intramural sports. ED JOY — All Fresh- man camp pictures, assorted fraternity pic- tures. BILL SUMITS — Assorted organization, assorted intramural sports, color photo on pages 10 11, assorted fraternity pictures. 497 •-.- J t W? ' ... Lga m t iBi ' ' ' fa 1 £1 1 pilogwe 499 f ■ ' how does one convey to others the great changes in development which have taken place from the freshman to the departing senior? . . . through words? . . . through pictures? ... or, does one have to experience to grasp its magnitude? it is to you that i . . . and the staff . . . have dedicated this book, the 1962 georgia tech blue print is much more than a pictorial representation of the events of one school year, it will serve as a reminder in later years, to the student, of the various stages of maturing which occured during his college life, we began our book with change, with the entering freshman and the problems facing him in this new mode of life; the change from depend- ency to a new feeling of independency, we have followed this progression to the end of his college career . . . commencement, at this time, i find myself deeply indebted to those who have labored countless dedicated hours within the walls of the blue print office, some sacrificed their spring holi- days . . . some saw the sun rise through bl ood-shot eyes many times . . . and all were dedicated, who is to say a job well done . . ? my gratification will be yours if we have captured a little of the past for you in the future. 1 ADVERTISI Ace Blue Print 539 Kmgsport Press 538 Adair Realty Loan Co 523 Krispy Kreme Doughnut Shops 519 Adams-Cates Co 531 Aristocrat Ice Cream Co 539 Armco Drainage Metal Products 523 R. 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Tech Service Station 543 Egg Co 529 SENIOR INDEX LEE LARRY ABERCROMBIE Cordele, Ga.; Industrial Management. JAMES ROBERT ABERNETHY, JR. Gastonia, N.C.; Industrial Management; Kappa Kappa Psi, 3; Treasurer 4; Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3; Treasurer, 4; Bull- dog Club, 3,4; Triangle Club, 2,3; Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 4; Scabbard and Blade; Band, 1,2,3,4. RONALD EDGAR ABLOWICH Greenville, Tex.; Mathematics; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice Presi- dent, 3; Phi Eta Sigma 1; T Club, 2,3,4; IFC, 3,4; Honor Board, 4; Romblin ' Reck, 3,4; Freshman Track, 1; Varsity Track, 2,3,4; Captain Track, 2,3,4; All American, 2; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3. Engineering; American Society of LUIS MAX ACOSTA San Jose, Costa Rico; Ci ' Civil Engineers, 3,4. ADIEL LEVIN ADAMS, JR. Hawkinsville, Ga.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Nu; American So- ciety of Civil Engineers. JAMES MOLLIS ADAMS Fitzgerald, Ga.; Chemical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Co-op Club, Secretary, 3. WAYNE LEE ADAMSON Venice, Fla.; Mechanical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Briaerean Society; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Dean ' s List, 1,2,3. ROBERTO RAMON AGUILAR Tegucigalpa, Honduras; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Pi Mu, 3; Tau Beta Pi, 3; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers, 3,4; Material Handling Society, 4; Barbell Club, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. GARTH RUSSELL AKRIDGE Jacksonville, Flo.; Physics; Chi Psi; Ensign, N.R.O.T.C; Varsity Gymnastics, 1,2,3,4. DWIGHT EDGAR ALFORD Greenville, S.C.; Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Alpha, Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; American Rocket Society, 4. CHARLES THOMAS ALLEN Piedmont, Ala.; Civil Engineering; American Society Civil En- gineers, 2,3,4. ROBERT FRANCIS ALLEN Merritt Island, Flo.; Industrial Management; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Newman Club, 1,3,4; Cor- responding Secretary 2; YMCA Recreation Council, 3, Vice President, 4, Southeastern Province of Newman Clubs, Treas- urer 4, Bulldog Club, 3,4. WELTON ROBERT ALLEN Decatur, Ga.; Ceramic Engineering; Sigma Nu; American Ce- ramic Society, St. Patrick ' s Council; Freshman Cross Country Team. RAYMOND DOUGLAS AMOS Cornelia, Go.; Textile Engineering; American Association Tex- tile Color Chemists. JOHN BENJAMIN ANDERS Crossett, Ark.; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; Phi Eta Sigma; 1,2,3,4; Briaerean Society, 3,4; Co-op Club, 2,3,4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2,3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. HARRY KING ANDERSON, JR. Augusta, Go.; Industrial Management, Veterans Club. JOHN TAYLOR ANDERSON Ft. Lauderdale, Fta.; Mechanical Engineering; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4; Circle K, 1,2; Secretary 3,4. THOMAS WATSON ANDERSON LaGronge, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering. LOUIS FRANKLIN ANDREWS New York, N.Y.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 2,3,4; American Materials Handling So- ciety, 3,4. JAMES FREDERICK ANSEL, III Signal Mountain, Tenn.; Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Sig- ma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. JAMES A. ANTHONY, JR. Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Theta Chi; Air Force Drill Team, 2; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4. Decatur, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering. RUDY BARNES ARRINGTON Decatur, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering. RICKY RIKIO ASAMOTO Decatur, Ga.; Ceramic Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Keramos, 3,4; American Ceramic Society, 2,3,4; Gymnastics Team, 3,4. THOMAS LEWIS ASKEW Hopeville, Go.; Industrial Mbnagement; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Koppa Psi. HENRY ERNEST ASKIN, JR. Alexander City, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Nu; Tech Bonk, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1,2,3,4; Flying Club, 1,2,3; BSU, 1,2,3; AFROTC Band, 1,2,3,4; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1. BJORN AXELSSON Atlanta, Go.; Mechanical Engineering. EMORY JOE AYCOCK Atlanta, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Veteran ' s Club, 1,2,3,4; Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Bulldog Club, 2,3; Student Advisory Committee, 4. FRANK MALLARY BACON Ashburn, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, 3,4, Recording Secretary, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers, 3,4, President 4, Co-op Club, 2,3,4, Vice-President, 4; Dean ' s List, 2,3,4. WILLIAM L. BAILEY Smyrna, Go.; Architecture. GEORGE EDWARD BAKER, JR. Oleon, New York; Mechanical Engineering; Lambda Chi Al- pha, Rush Chairman, 2, Vice President, 3; Briaerean Society, 3, President 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; Co-op Club, 3,4; Miss Perfect Lips Dance Chairman, 4; Lieutenonf, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3. PAUL DENNIS BAKER Rock Hill, S.C; Electrical Engineering; Glee Club, 1,2; Busi- ness Manager, 3,4; Pershing Rifles, 2,3; Radio Club, 3; In- stitute of Radio Engineers, 3, President, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Lt. Army R.O.T.C, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 1. DON CHARLES BANKS North Little Rock, Ark.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Chi Epsilon, 3, President 4, Tau Beta Pi, 3, Secretary, 4; St. Patrick ' s Council, Vice President 2, President, 3; American Society of Civil Engineers, Secretary 3; Student Council, 3; Radio Club, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4; Parent ' s Day Committee, 4. JAMES MALCOLM BARBER Moultrie, Ga.; Industrial Management; Veteran ' s Club, .(;,3,4, Treasurer, 3; Bulldog Club, 3,4; S.A.M., 3,4. TROY EUGENE BARBER Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 2,3,4. TROY ALTON BARKER, JR. Auburn, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Tau Koppo Epsilon, So- cial Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Triangle Club; First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. RICHARD DILLON BARKSDALE Apopka, Fla., Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon; American So- ciety of Civil Engineers; Dean ' s List. CLYDE EDWARD BARNETT Birmingham, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. JULIUS JOHNSTON BARNHARDT Charlotte, N.C.; Textile Engineering; Sigma Chi; Student Council, 2,4; IFC Honor Board, 3, Chairman 3, IFC, 3, Stu- dent Council Advisory Cabinet, 4; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2,3; Westminster Fellowship; Freshman Triangle Club, 1,2; Fresh- man Camp Staff, 1,2,3,4; Air Force R.O.T.C: Rifle Team, 2. GRADY GLENN BARNWELL, JR. Columbus, Ga.; Chemical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega, Treasurer, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. JAMES R. BARNWELL, III Florence, Ala.; Industrial Engineering; Kappa Sigma; Society Automotive Engineers, 3; Superior Cadet Award, 2; Army R.O.T.C. WALTER LAMAR BARNWELL Norfolk, Va.; Electrical Engineering, Kappa Alpha Order; Eta Kappa Nu, Treasurer, 3,4; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; IRE, 4; BLUE PR;N7, 1; Air Force R.O.T.C, Rifle Team, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. DENNIS LYNN BARRE Atlanta, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Amer- ican Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4; Captain, Air Force, R.O.T.C. JAMES PAUL BARNETT, JR. Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Phi Kappa Tau. JOHN COSTLEY BARROW, JR. W est Point, Ga.; Industrial Engineering, Phi Delta Theta; Cir- cle K Club, 1; Technique, 1; Varsity Tennis Team, 3,4. FRANK LEE BARTHOLOMEW, III GrifFm, Ga., Industriol Management; Phi Delta Theto; Indus- trial Management Society; Ensign, Navy R.O.T.C; Canterbury. HARRIS PRICE BASKIN, JR. Valdosta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Industrial Manage- ment Society, 3,4; Veteran ' s Club, 3,4; Marketing Club, 3,4. JOHN EDWARD BAUKNIGHT, III Wolhalla, S.C; Industrial Engineering; Phi Delta Theto; Ram- blin ' Reck Club; Wesley Foundation; American Institute of Industrial Engineers. MADGE GREENWAY BAYA Tampa, Fla.; Architecture; Alpha Xi Delta, Social Chairman, 2,3, Recording Secretary, 2,3, President, 4, Pledge Trainer, 3; Women Student Association, 1,2,3, President, 4; Society Wom- en Engineers, 1,2,4; Gamma Psi, 1,2,4, Vice-President, 3; Newman, 2,4; Student Architecture Association, 4; Triangle Club, 4. JOHN ROBERT BEASLEY Albany, Go., Industrial Engineering; Phi Delta Theta, Treas- urer, 3; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. MILTON CURTIS BEAVERS Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management; Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chairman, 3; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2,3,4; Bulldog Club, 3; T-Club, 3,4; Society for Advancement of Management, 2; Circle K Club, 1; Freshman Football, 1; Freshman and Varsity Baseball, 2,3,4. EDGAR LAWRENCE BELCHER Moultrie, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Veterans Club, 1,2,3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; Baptist Stu- dent Union, 1,2,3,4. JACK REX BELL Marietta, Ga., Industrial Engineering, American Institute of Industrial Engineers. RONALD EUGENE BENCE Memphis, Tenn.; Industrial Engineering; Kappa Sigma, Vice President, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; Canterbury Club, 1,2,3,4. JERRY L. BENEFIELD Forest Park, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. ROBERT BENNETT, JR. Adel, Ga.; Industrial Management, Alpha Tau Omega, Sec- retary 3, President 4; Interfraternity Council, 3,4; Trial Board, 3; Arnold Air Society, 2,3,4; Counselor Freshman Camp, 4; Captain, Air Force R.O.T.C. LARRY DARREL BERRY, JR. Griffin, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Captain, Army R.O.T.C MILTON EDWARD BERRY Caruthersville, Mo.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta, Corresponding Secretary, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4, Secre- tary, 4; Toastmasters, 1; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; 2nd Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. EDWARD JOHN BIERMAN Levittown, N.Y.; Industrial Engineering; Interfraternity Coun- cil, 1,2; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 2,3,4; Vet- eran ' s Club, 1; Lutheran Student Association, 1,2,3,4; Bar- bell Club, 1. FREDERICK HENRY BINDER Thomosville, Go.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; Triangle Club, 1,2,3; Bulldog Club, 3,4; American Material Handling Society, 4; Westmin- ster Fellowship, 1,2,3,4. CHARLES HUNTER BLACK Mobile, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Sigma, Cor- responding Secretary, 4; Institute of RacJio Engineers, 3,4; Ensign, Navy R.O.T.C. CHARLES MC SWEEN BLACKMON Marietta, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3,4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 1,2,3,4; American Rocket Society, 1,2,4; Rambler, 2; Dean ' s List, 1,2,4. TER:IY MITCHELL BLACKWOOD Paris, Tenn.; Electrical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3,4, Corresponding Secretary, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. NEIL LEONARD BLAIR Bloomingdale, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering. CESAR RAMON BLANCO Guatemala City, Guatemala; Electrical Engineering; Pan American Union Club, 1,2,3, President, 4; International Stu- dent ' s Committee, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; Presi- dent ' s Advisory Committee, 4. JASPER HUBERT BOATRIGHT Twin City, Ga.; Industrial Management. CARLOS BOFILL Havana, Cuba; Electrical Engineering. DONALD MARVIN BOHLER Hampton, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. HERBERT ALFRED BOLTON, III GrifTin, Go.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, 3,4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4; T-Club, 3,4; Wesley Foundation, 4; Alpha Phalanx, 1; Cross Country, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1. HARRY AUSTIN BOONE Acworth, Ga.; Industrial Management; T-Club, 2,3,4; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4; Football Trainer, 1,2,3,4. RICHARD EUGENE BOOZER Atlanta, Go.; Electrical Engineering, Georgia Tech Band, 1,2,3,4; Drummojor, 3,4, Captain 4; Student Director, 4; Kappa Kappa Psi Bond Fraternity, 3,4; Arnold Air Society, 2,3,4, Executive Officer, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Radio Club, 1,4; Co-op, 2,3; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; Lieutenant Colonel Air Force R.O.T.C, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Award. ARTHUR LEROY BOSTOCK, JR. Savannah, Go.; Industrial Management; Delta Sigma Phi, Treasurer, 3,4; Triangle Club, 1; American Rocket Society, 1; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 1; Society for Advancement of Management; Second Lieutenant Army R.O.T.C. WILLIAM HAMLIN BOSWELL Brunswick, Go., Chemical Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha, Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. CLAUDE CLARENCE BOYKIN, JR. Augusta, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Georgia Tech Camera Club. CHARLES RICHARD BOYLES Cedartown, Ga., Electrical Engineering, Institute of R adio Engineers, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4. JIMMY O. BRADFORD Atlanta, Ga.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers, 1,2,3; American Society of Civil Engineers, 1,2,4; Veteran ' s Club, 2,3. nt; Koppo Kappa Psi, STEPHEN HENRY BRADFORD Prospect, Conn.; Chemical Engineering; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3, Vice-President, 4; Armed Forces Chemical Association, 4, President, 4. KENNETH EARL BRANDENBURG Fair Haven, N.J.; Architecture; Sigma Nu, HIstorion, 3; Tau Sigma Delta, Vice-President, 4; American Institute of Archi- tecture. ALLEN S. BRASWELL Sylvester, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Dean ' s List, 2,3,4. STEPHEN HENRY BRAVER Memphis, Tenn.; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Alpha Pi Nu, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4, Secretary, 4; American Material Handling Society, 3,4; IFC Honor Board, 3,4; Technique, 1,2, Associate Features Editor, 2; Most Outstanding NROTC Freshman Award, 1; Lieutenant, Navy R.O.T.C: Freshman Cross Country Team, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2. MICHAEL BAILEY BRILES Asheboro, N.C.; Architecture. DONALD KIRK BROCK Chamblee, Go.; Industrial Managen Tech Band, Alpha Kappa Psi. LONNIE DOUGLAS BROOKS Orlando, Flo.; Electrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Tau, Scholarship Chairman, 1,2; Chaplain, 1,2,3,4; Glee Club; Wesley Foundation; Dean ' s List, 1,2. JOHN HAROLD BROWN, JR. Savannah, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Bulldog Club; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; American Materials Handling Society, 4. JAMES RIDLEY BROWN Polatka, Fla.; Industrial Management; Phi Kappa Tau, Treas- urer, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 1; Drama Tech, 1,2; Canterbury Club, 1,2; Air Force Drill Team, 1,2. ERNEST LEROY BROWNLEE, JR. Atlanta, Ga.; Architecture; American Institute of Architecture, 2,3,4; Major Air Force R.O.T.C. RICHARD ERWIN BRYAN Asheville, N. C; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Nu; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Eta Koppa Nu, 3,4; Briaereon Society, 2,3,4; Insti- tute of Radio Engineers, 3,4; Technique; Dean ' s List. WILLIAM BUCHMAN Tampa, Fla.; Civil Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Assistant Treasurer, 1,2; Air Force Drill Team, 1,2; World Student Fund, 1; Rambler, 1. CHARLES WESLEY BURTON Chattanooga, Tenn.; Industrial Manogement; Sigma-Y-Phalanx, 2,3, Treasurer 3; Air Force R.O.T.C. Band, 1,2; Presbyterian Student Center, 1, 2; Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C, Football, 1 EARL EUGENE CALLENS, JR. Ft. Gaines, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Theta Xi, Vice- President, 3; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Treasurer; Arnold Air Society, 2; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3,4; Bulldog Club, 2,3; Inter-Fraternity Council, 2; Alpha Y Phalanx, 2; Baptist Student Union, 1; Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4; Cross Country, 1; Dean ' s List, 1. ALFRED ALLEN CAMP Jonesboro, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for Advance- ment of Management, 3,4; American Marketing Association, 4; Advanced Army R.O.T.C, Second Lieutenant. DON LAMAR CAMP Jonesboro, Ga.; Industrial Management; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3, 4; Lieu- tenant Navy R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1. RONALD STEVENSON CANTRELL Bremen, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Circle K, Secretary, 2 Vice-President, 3; Captain, Army ROTC. JOHN ALGOT CARLSON New York, N. Y.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Chi Epsilon, Scabbard and Blade, Newman Club, American So- ciety of Civil Engineers; St. Patrick ' s Council; Ensign, Navy R.O.T.C; Freshman Swim Team. LEON JOHNSON CARTER Decatur, Ga.; Ceramic Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon; American Ceramic Society, 2,3,4. JOSEPH RAY CHAMBERS Lafayette, La.; Aeronautical Engineering; Theta Xi; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball, 1,2,3. ROBERT DUNLAP CHAPLIN, III Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J.; Chemical Engineering; Theta Chi; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Bulldog Club, 3,4; American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineers, 4; Major, Army R.O.T.C. JOHN ROGER CHASTAIN Ochlochnee, Go.; Industrial Design; Kappa Alpha; Georgia Tech Varsity Glee Club, 1,2,4, Vice President, 3; Association of Industrial Design Students, 2,3,4; The Legends , 2,3,4. LENZO CHAVIS Augusta, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, 3,4; In- stitute of Radio Engineers, 3,4; American Institute of Electri- cal Engineers, 4; Dean ' s List, 3,4. JOSEPH EDWARD CHEATHAM Pulaski, Tenn.; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4. DAVID V HITLEY CHENAULT Anchorage, Ky.; Aeronautical Engineering; American Rocket Society, 4; Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, 4; Cadet Sec- ond Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C; Chemical Corps. JAMES CHIN Atlanta, Ga.; Ceramic Engineering; American Ceramic So- ciety, 3,4; Georgia Tech Chinese Club, 1,2,3, Secretary, 4. FRANK McNUTT CLAMON Kingsport, Tenn.; Psychology; Phi Kappa Tau, Vice-President, 3,4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3,4; Psi Society 4; Westminster Fellowship, 1; Air Force R.O.T.C. Drill Team, 1,2; Bulldog Club, 4; Rambler, 1,2,3,4. GEORGE DOUGLAS CLARK Houston, Tex.; Industrial Engineering; Society of Automotive Engineers, 1,2,3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Rifle Team, 3,4. ROBERT CLEVELAND CLARKE Memphis, Tenn.; Mechanical Engineering, Sigma Chi; Student Counselor, 2; Senior Counselor, 3,4; President ' s Student Ad- visory Cabinet; Gymnastics Team, 1,2,4. JACOB GORDON CLAYTON Union City, Tenn.; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Spiked Shoe So- ciety, 2,3; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Second Lieutenant Army R.O.T.C, Track, 2,3,4; Cross Country, 1,2,3, Captain ' 60; Freshman Cross Country Coach, 4; Dean ' s List, 1. SAMUEL PATTON CLEMENCE Atlanta, Go.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Chi; American Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4; Christian Science Organization, 1,2,4, President 3; Air Force Drill Team, 2; Barbell Club, 4. STEPHEN DAVID CLEMENTS, JR. Woodbury, Go.; Chemical Engineering; American Chemical Society, 2,3, President, 4; American Institute of Chemical En- gineers, 4; Armed Forces Chemical Society, 3,4; First Lieu- tenant, Army R.O.T.C. DALE OWEN CLONINGER Clearwater, Flo.; Industrial Management; Industrial Manage- ment Society, Treasurer, 3,4; Society for Advancement of Management, 3,4; Alpha Kappa Psi, 4; American Marketing Association, 4; Basketball Manager, 1,3; Dean ' s List 3; Geor- gia Tech Library Staff, 4. RAEBURN VAN COALSON Rome, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Arnold Air Society, 4; In- stitute of Radio Engineers, 4; Lieutenant Colonel Air Force R.O.T.C, Distinguished Military Student. RICHARD BURNETT COBB Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Kappa Alpha Order; Triangle Club, 1,2; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, 3,4; BLUE PRINT, 2,3; Technique, 1,2. WILLIAM RAMSEY COOKE Vicksburg, Miss.; Chemical Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa, President, Treasurer; Co-op Club, Section I; Armed Forces Chemical Association; American Chemical Society, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, American Society for Metols; Major, Army R.O.T.C: Distinguished Military Student. JAMES IRVIN COCHRANE Charlotte, N. C; Electrical Engineering, Phi Kappa Tau, Pledgemoster, 2, President, 3; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; IFC Honor Board, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. JAMES BROOKS COLQUITT Panama City, Fla.; Industrial Management, Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; Society for Advancement of Management, Marketing Club; First Lieutenant Army R.O.T.C. JOHN FREEMAN COLQUITT Macon, Ga.; Industrial Management; Sigma Chi, House Man- ager, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 2,3,4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1,2,3. BILLY EDMON COLSON Tennile, Ga.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil En- gineers. PEARCE CRISFIELD CONNERAT Savannah, Ga.; Industrial Management; Sigma Nu; Barbell Club; Triangle Club; Alpha Phi Omega, T-Book,l; Canterbury, Organizations Editor, T-Book; Chess Club; Glee Club, 3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers. FRANK M. CONWAY, III Georgetown, S. C; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Nu, Com- mander, 4; Bulldog Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Freshman Camp Counselor; Lieutenant, Navy R.O.T.C. JOHN ADOLPHUS COOLIK Columbus, Go; Building Construction; Alpha Epsilon Pi; IFC Honor Board, 3; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3,4; Cheerleader, 2,3; Gymnastics, 1,2. DALLIS ROY COPELAND GrifFm, Go.; Industrial Management, Phi Delta Theta, Secre- tary, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3; Golf Team, 1.2,3. JOHN RAWLINGS COPENHAVER Colora, Maryland; Civil Engineering; Sigma Nu; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3,4; Bulldog Club, 2,3; Baseball, 1. JOSEPH DAVIS CORNWELL, III Conyers, Ga.; Physics; Phi Eta Sign List, 1,2,3,4. a, Physics Club, Dean ' s THOMAS DON COVINGTON Jonesboro, Ark.; Industrial Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Barbell Club, 3; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. WILLIAM NORRIS COX, III Atlanta, Ga.; Physics, Phi Gamma Delta; ANAK Society, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, Secretary 4; Kosmos Society, Treas- urer, 3; Tau Beta Pi, Cataloger, 3, Vice President, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3,4; Pi Tau Chi, 3,4; Interfraternity Council, Publicity Chairman, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 3, Presi- dent, 4; YMCA Cabinet, President 4; World Student Fu nd Committee, 1,2,3,4; Romblin ' Reck Club, 3,4; International Club, 2; Advisory Council to President Harrison, 3,4; Frater- nity Honor Board, 4; Technique, Reporter 1, Associate News Editor 2, News Editor, 3; Ensign, Navy R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4; Participant US-USSR Cultural Exchange to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, Summer, 1961; Recipient V illmer Gilmer Perry Award for Freshman English, 1. MILTON EDWARD CRAM Dearborn, Mich.; Electrical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Bri- aereon Society, 2,3,4; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu, 3,4; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. DAVID KENNETH CRAPPS Live Oak, Fla.; Civil Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Chi Epsilon, 3,4, Vice-President 3; Arnold Air Society, 2; Co-op Club, 2,3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. DARRELL ELMO CRAWFORD Foirburn, Ga.; Industrial Engineering. PERRY ARCH CRAWFORD Foirburn, Go.; Industrial Management ROBERT TULLOR CREIGHTON, JR. Tampa, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Insti- tute of Radio Engineers. JOHN HARRY CROSS Baltimore, Md.; Electrical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta. WALTER EMMANUEL DAHLGREN Savannah, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; Air Force R.O.T.C; Drill Team, 1,2,3; American Rocket Society, 1,2; American Society Military Engineers, 2; BLUE PRINT, 1,2. BERTRAM BURDELL DALES, III Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Industrial Management; Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade; Society for the Advance- ment of Management; Barbell Club; Pershing Rifles; Inter- fraternity Council; Captain, Army R.O.T.C; Distinguished Mili- tary Student. RONNIE EUGENE DANIEL Atlanta, Ga.; Architecture; Architectural Society, 3,4. WILLIAM TAYLOR DANNHEIM Cazenovia, N. Y.; Mechanical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Bulldog Club, 3,4. ROBERT CHATFIELD DARK Alexander City, Ala.; Textile Engineering; Sigma Nu; Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3,4; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C, 4. PHILLIP MICHAEL DARNELL Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Design; Phi Delta Theta; Baptist Stu- dent Union; Captain, Army R.O.T.C; Freshman and B Team Football. ROSWELL MICHAEL DAVID, JR. Athens, Go.; Mechanical Engineering. ALFRED M. DAVIS Atlanta, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Pi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. DOUGLAS WILLIAM DAVIS College Park, Ga.; Industrial Management, Theta Chi; Geor- gia Tech YMCA, 1, 2; American Chemical Society, 2; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3, 4; Student American Marketing Association, 3,4; Barbell Club, 2,3. HARRY HOWARD DAVIS Franklin, Ga.; Textile Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Delta Koppo Chi; Co-op Club, Section II, Treasurer, 3; First Lieu- tenant Army R.O.T.C; Baseball, 1,2,3,4. JOHN HARDIN DAVIS Paducoh, Ky.; Electrical Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon, President, 4; Phi Eta Sigma; Brioerean Society; Interfraternity Council, 3, 4; Toastmoster ' s Club, 2,3,4; Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Tri- angle Club, 1,2,3,4; Executive Roundtable 3; Freshman Camp Counselor, 3; Radio Club, 1; Technique StoFF, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. RANDOLPH CLARK DAVIS Rome, Ga.; Chemical Engineering; Co-op Club, 2,3,4; Secre- tary, 4; The American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2,3,4; The American Chemical Society, 3,4; Second Lieutenant Army R.O.T.C. WINGFIELD AUSTIN DAVIS Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management; Phi Delta Theta; T- Club; Presbyterian Student Center; Varsity Football. CHARLES ROBERT DAWKINS Cortersville, Ga.; Industrial Management. PATRICK DONOVAN DEAN Lakeland, Flo.; Architecture; Beta Theta Pi, Pledge Master, 4; American Institute of Architecture, 3,4; Technique, 1; Swim- ming Team, 1 . JOHN PETER DECKER Teaneck, N. J.; Aeronautical Engineering; Theta Xi, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 4, President, 4; Interfraternity Council, 2,3; Second Lieutenant Army R.O.T.C; Freshman Basketball. FRANK LEE DEIGAARD Miami, Flo.; Industrial Management; Beta Theta Pi. MANUEL EDUARDO de la TORRE Habana, Cuba; Chemical Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon; American Institute of Chemical Engineering, 2,4; Panamerican Club, 2; Newman Club, 1. FRANK PATRICK DeLISLE Hartwell, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi Treas- urer, 4; Executive Roundtable, 3,4; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers. JAMES ROBERT DeLOACH Hinesville, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of Aero- space Sciences, 1, 4. CHARLES DELL DEMING Winter Haven, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; Brioerean Society, 3,4; Barbell Club, 3,4; American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3. WREFORD WESLEY DEVOTO Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Sigma Nu; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Blue Print, 1. JOHN HALVIN DIAL Rome, Go., Civil Engineering, Scabbard and Blade, 4; Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers, 3,4; Society of American Mil- itary Engineers, 3,4; Captain Army R.O.T.C. AURELIO DIAZ Santurce, Puerto Rico; Civil Engineering; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer, 3; Bulldog Club, 2,3,4. JAMES BARTON DICKINSON Albany, Ga.; Textile Chemistry; Theta Chi; Social Chairman, 3,4, Rush Chairman, 3, Pledge Marshall, 4; Phi Psi, 2,3,4, Treas., 3; Society of Automotive Engineers, 1,2; Canter- bury Club, 1; Interfraternity Council Social Committee, 3,4; American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3,4. WILLIAM JOSEPH DITTMAN Duice Center, Pa.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi, Warden, 3, President, 4; First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. ALEX LEMOYNE DOBBS Bremen, Ga.; Electrical Engineering. JAMES LEONARD DOBSON, JR. Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Pi Delta Epsilon, 2,3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Student Lecture and Entertainment Committee, 1,2, Statutory Member, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, 2,3; Student Advisory Committee to the President, 4; Glee Club, 1; Technique, 1,2,3,4. ROBERT MARTYN DOLL Decatur, Ga.; Industriol Management. PATRICK FRANCIS DONAHOE Sanford, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engi- neers, 4; Dean ' s List, 4. FRED C. DONOVAN Pensacolo, Flo.; Civil Engineering; Kappa Alpha; American Society for Civil Engineering, 4; Advisory Board to President, 4; Blue Print 1; Fraternities Ed., 2; Associate Editor, 3; Editor, 4; Features Editor, 3; Publications Board, 4. JOSIAH WOOD DORIS East Point, Go.; Industrial Management. THOMAS GRANT DORRIS Nashville, Tenn.; Architecture; King ' s Men, 2,3,4; American Institute of Architects, 2,3,4. JAMES ELLIOT DORSEY Abbeville, Go.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; Society of American Military Engineers; Ensign, Navy R.O.T.C. RONALD J. DOVER Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management. CARL ROWLAND DRISKELL East Point, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; Dean ' s List, 4. JERE ALAN DRUMMOND Rome, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Trainer, 3; Vice-President, 3; Freshman Co-op Class Vice President; Sophomore Co-op Class, Secretary; Co-op Club, OfTicer at Large, 3; President, 4; Baptist Student Union, Freshman Council; Executive Council, 2; Society of American Military Engineers, 3,4; Student Council, 4; Distinguished Mil- itary Student, First Lieutenant, Army ROTC, Dean ' s List, 3,4. RICHARD TERRELL DRUMMOND Chamblee, Go.; Industrial Management. WILLIAM F. Dubois Savannah, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for Advance- ment of Management, 2,3,4; Veteran ' s Club, 2,3,4, Vice- President, 3. ROLF DUERR Huntsville, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Chi; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; T-Club, 3,4; Student Council, 4; Judiciary Cabinet, 4; Technique, 1; Track, 1; Cross Country, 1,2,3. F. SUSAN PUTNAM DUGGAN Atlanta, Go,; Aeronautical Engineering; Alpha Xi Delta, Presi- dent, 3,4, Treasurer, 2,3,4; Gamma Psi; President, 3; Vv ' omen ' s Student Association; Treasurer, 4; Society of Women Engineers, Vice-President, 3; YMCA Cabinet, President ' s Club; Triangle; Interfraternity Council; Dean ' s List, 1,2. JAMES EDMUND DUGGAN Perry, Go.; Industrial Design; American Institute of Industrial Design Students. JOHN BENJAMIN DUGGAN Macon, Ga.; Phi Kappa Tau, Corresponding Secretary, 2; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. KENNETH EARL DUNMON Andersonville, Ga.; Civil Engineering. LEWIS ARTHUR DUTEL Abbeville, La.; Electrical Engineering. JERALD FRANK DUVAL Key West, Flo.; Electrical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer, 3; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3,4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; American Rocket Society, 1,2; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2; Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, Vice-President, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. ROBERT STEWART EADS Louisville, Ky.; Electrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Tau; Eta Kappa Nu; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Fresh- man Tennis Team; Varsity Tennis Team, 2,3,4; Dean ' s List, 1, 4. OLIVER STEPHEN EADY Savannah, Ga.; Industrial Management; Theta Chi. IRA CALVIN EARNEST, JR. Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management. GORDON DAVID EASTLING Atlanta, Go.; Civil Engineering. GEORGE THOMAS EATMAN Lakeland, Fla.; Architecture; Beta Theta Pi, Pledge Master, 3, President, 4; American Institute of Architects, 3,4; Inter- fraternity Council, 4; Blue Print 1; Technique, 4; Summer Features Editor, Rambler, 4. LARRY RONALD EDENS Orlando, Fla.; Chemical Engineering; Armed Forces Chemical Association, 2,3,4; Captain Army R.O.T.C. ANDREW CARLTON EDWARDS Macon, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of the Aero- nautical Sciences. THOMAS ALTON EDWARDS Atlanta, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4; Lieu- tenant Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C. KENNETH EDWARD EKLUND New York, N. Y.; Industrial Management; Marketing Club, 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Barbell Club, 2,3. GLENN PIERCE ELLIOTT, JR. Corrollton, Ga.; Chemical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Briaerean Society, 3,4; World Student Fund Committee, 2,3, Chairman, 4; YMCA Cabinet, Third Vice-Preside.it, 3,4, YMCA Board of Directors, 3,4; Blue Print, 1; Captain, Army R.O.T.C; Distinguished Military Stu- dent, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. JOHN ASHLEY ELLIS Hapeville, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Gamma Tau, 4; Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, 3,4. LARRY ERIC ELLIS Dalton, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 3,4; Student American Marketing Association, 3, President, 4; Captain, Army R.O.T.C. PHILIP SEDWITH ELLWANGER Rock Hill, S. C; Industrial Management; Alpha Phi Omega, 1,2,3,4, Vice-President, 2, President, 3; Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer, 3; Toastmaster ' s Club, 2,3,4, Vice-President 2,3; Executive Roundtable; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Glee Club, 1,2; YMCA Triangle Club, 2,3. GERALD ALLEN EPPS Cincinnati, O.; Industrial Management; Lambda Chi Alpha. AKIN ERAYDIN Aydin, Turkey; Textile Engineering; Summer Student ' s In- ternational Student ' s Committee, 3,4; Camera Club, 3. JOSE CARLOS ESTRADA Guines, Habana, Cuba; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineering, 2,3,4; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Pan American Club, 3,4. DOUGLAS M. EVANS Hawkinsville, Go; Industrial Management; Sigma Nu. WILLIAM EUGENE EVANS Moreland, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Society of American Military En- gineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C; Distinguished Military Student. ROGER NEWTON EVERETT Spartanburg, S.C.; Aeronautical Engineering; Tau Kappa Ep- silon; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3,4, President, 4; Briaerean Society, 3,4, President 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; American Rocket Society, 3,4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 3,4, Secretary 4; Execu- tive Roundtable, 3; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. DAVID REID FAIRBURN Vero Beach, Flo.; Aeronautical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences, 2,3,4; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. JACK RAY FARMER Augusta, Go.; Textile Chemistry; Phi Pi, 3,4, President, 4; American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3,4, Secretary, 3; Saint Potrick s Council, 4. DAVID MILLER FARNSWORTH Metairie, La.; Civil Engineering; Kappa Alpha; Triangle Club, 1,2; American Society of Civil Engineers. JAMES FREDERICK FELTE Oak Ridge, Tenn.; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Nu; Bull- dog Club, 2,3,4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 3,4; Triangle Club, 1; Navy R.O.T.C. Ensign. CARLOS PEDRO FERNANDEZ LoHabono, Cuba; Mechanical Engineering; Newman Club. MIGUEL ANGEL FERNANDEZ Guantanomo, Cuba; Chemical Engineering; American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineers, 3,4; Baptist Student Union, In- ternational Student ' s Chairman, 2,3,4. BLOUNT COLEMAN FERRELL Slidell, Lo.; Industrial Engineering; Georgia Tech Band, 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM GLENN FIELDS Augusta, Go; Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engi- neers; Dean ' s List, 3. na Delta; American CHARLES HENRY FILMER Atlanta, Go.; Civil Engineering; Phi Gan Society of Civil Engineers. MAX FISCHEL San Jose, Costa Rica; Industrial Engineering; Pan American Union Club, 1,2,3,4; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; American Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers, 2,3,4; American Materials Han- dling Society, 2,3,4. BENJAMIN D. FITTS Thomaston, Ga.; Ceramic Engineering; Keramos, 3, Vice- President, 4; American Ceramic Society, 1,2,3,4. THOMAS HENRY FITZPATRICK, JR. College Pork, Go.; Ceramic Engineering; American Ceramic Society; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. JOHN JORDAN FLETCHER Chattanooga, Tenn.; Mechanical Engineering, Delta Tau Delta, 1,2,3, Recording Secretary, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Mechanical En- gineers, 4; Varsity Rifle Team, 2,3,4; Captain, Army R.O.T.C. JACK EVILL FOREMAN Augusta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Veteran ' s Club, 3,4. RICHARD LAWRENCE FRAME Eastman, Go.; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary; Student Body Vice-President, 4; Koseme Society; Student Council 3,4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3,4; Interfraternity Council Honor Board, 3; Society for Ad- vancement of Management, 3,4; Wesley Foundation Chair- man, Advisory Cabinet; Technique Sports Staff, 2; Freshman Track Team. MARK CONWAY FRANK Georgetown, S. C; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Nu, Com- mander, 3; Bulldog Club, 3,4; Executive Roundtable, 4; In- terfraternity Council, 3,4; President ' s Club, 4; Lieutenant, Navy R.O.T.C. STEPHEN DOUGLAS FRANKUM Alcoa, Tenn.; Civil Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Phi Omega; American Society of Civil Engineers, 4; Gymnas- tics Team, 1. WILLIAM FREDERICK FRAZIER Hartsville, S. C; Architecture; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Glee Club, 2,3,4, Vice-President, 5; Physics Club, 2. JOHN RICKENBAKER FREEMAN Columbia, S. C; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Nu; Alpha PI Mu, 2,3,4, Vice-President, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1,2,3,4; Briaerean Society, 2,3,4, Secretary, 3; Vice-President, 3; Toastmasters, 3,4, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Alpha Phalanx, 2,3,4, Vice- President, 3; Executive Roundtable, 3,4; St. Patrick ' s Council, 3; Dean ' s List, 2. DAVID LEE FULLER Atlanta, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta, Corresponding Secretary, 4; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3,4; Bri- aereon Society, 3, Treasurer, 4; Institute of Aerospace Sci- ences, 2,3, Vice-President, 4; American Rocket Society, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Arnold Air Society, 2,3; Dean ' s List 3,4. THOMAS FULLER, III Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Kappa Alpha; Society of Automotive Engineers, 1,2; American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers, 3,4; Society of American Military Engineers, 3; Society for Advancement of Management, 4; Football Man- ager, 1,2. NOELL LYNN GABLE Haralson, Go.; Industrial Management. PHILIP S. GANG Forest Hills, N. Y.; Industrial Management; Tau Epsilon Phi, Vice Chancelor, 2, Chancellor, 3,4; Interfroternity Council, 2,3,4, Triol Board, 3; Bulldog Club, 2,3,4, Publicity Com- mittee, 3; Society for the Advancement of Management, 2.3,4; Association for Computing Machinery. CLETUS LEROY GARDENHOUR Waynesboro, Pa.; Electrical Engineering; The Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4. AMANDO ENRIQUE GELABERT Havana, Cuba; Electrical Engineering. RAYMOND DALE GENT Chamblee, Go.; Industrial Management; Kappa Kappa Psi, 2,3,4; Georgia Tech Band, 1,2,3,4; Lieutenant Commander, Naval R.O.T.C. DONALD G. GENTRY Coral Gables, Fla.; Industrial Engineering; Phi Delta Theta, President, 4 Vice-President, 3, Secretary, 2; Senior Class Secretory-Treasurer, 4; Anak, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice- President, 4; Koseme Society, Vice-President, 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2,3,4, President, 4; Student Council, 2,3,4; Judiciary Cabinet, 3,4; Student Lecture and Entertainment Committee, 2,3,4; Student Advisory Cabinet, 3,4; Homecoming Committee, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; T Club, 3; Fra- ternity Honor Board, 3; Technique, 2,3, Assistant Editor, 2, As- sociate Editor, 3; Lieutenant Navy R.O.T.C, Company Com- mander; Track, 1,2. MILLARD WAYNE GEORGE Sparta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Alpha Tau Omega; So- ciety for Advancement of Management, 3,4. JAMES GERALD GIBSON Griffin, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Co-op Club, 2,3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; Cap- tain, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1. WILLIAM McCAMPBELL GIBSON San Antonio, Tex.; Industrial Management; Kappa Sigma; Pershing Rifles, 1,2; Glee Club, 3; Society for Advancement of Management, 3,4; Distinguished Military Student, 4. THOMAS HEYWARD GIGNILLIAT Savannah, Ga.; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Society for the Advancement of Management; Football, 1; Track, 1,2,3. EVELIO ENRIQUE GIL Havana, Cuba; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2,3,4. CHARLES SHOCKLEY GILBERT Pendergross, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi, Vice-President, 3; President, 4; Interfroternity Council; Arnold Air Society; Lieutenant-Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C. JAMES FRANKLIN GILLEN Toccoo, Go.; Industrial Management; American Marketing Association, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Canterbury, 1,2,3,4; Student Counselor, 4. EDWARD BARTOW GINN Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Enginnering; Veteran ' s Club, 3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Camera Club, 4. IRA GORDON GOLDSMITH, JR. Memphis, Tenn.; Electrical Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Vice- President 3; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers, Interfroternity Council; Dean ' s List, 1. JAMES DAVID GOULD Atlanta, Go.; Physics; Physics Club, 1, 4; Dean ' s List, 1. SANTIAGO ERNESTO GONZALEZ San Salvador, El Salvador; Industrial Engineering; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; American Rocket Society, 1,2,3,4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 1,2,3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineering, 3,4. JOHN OGLETREE GOODWYNE, JR. Forsyth, Go.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of In- dustriol Engineering, 3,4; Presbyterian Student Center, 1,2,3. BEN BENCHLEY GRAY, JR. Pearson, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Nu, Pledge Marshal, 3,4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 2,3,4; Ameri- can Rocket Society, 4. FRANK ANTHONY GREEK Englewood Cliffs, N. J.; Civil Engineering; Theta Xi, Pres., 3, Vice-President, 3, Treasurer, 2; Bulldog Club, 3,4; Alpha- Y-Phalonx, 2; Interfroternity Council, 3; Lieutenant Army R.O.T.C. ALEX GREEN New Orleans, Lo., Chemical Engineering; Pi Delto Epsilon- American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3,4; American Chemical Society, 4; Society for the Advancement of Man- agement, 4; Engineer Business Staff, Circulation Manager, 3; Engineer Editorial Staff, 4. LOREN VAN GREEN, JR. Metter, Ga.; Industrial Management; Phi Sigma Koppo; So- ciety for the Advancement of Management, 4. TERRY FLACK GREENWOOD Asheville, N. C; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Etta Sigma, 1; Briaereon Society, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. MURRAY T. GREER, JR. Eufoula, Alabama; Industrial Management; Koppo Alpha Order; Blue Print, 2. JETHRO THURMAN GREGORY, JR. Eotonton, Go.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4. MARVIN WHITE GRIFFIN, JR. Perry, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Phi Delta Theta, President, 4; Bulldog Club, 3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Interfro- ternity Council, 3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; Philosophy Club, 3; Rambler, 1. JOSEPH CLAYTON GRIFFITH Atlanta, Ga.; Civil Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. LARRY BRYAN GRIFFITH Rossville, Go.; Industrial Management; Delta Epsilon; Society for Advancement of Management. ROBERT JOHN GROSS Atlanta, Go.; Applied Biology; Sigma Chi; Alpho-Y-Pholanx, 1, T-Club; Technique, 1; Track, 2,3,4; Freshman Camp Coun- selor, 2,3,4. RUSSELL SINCLAIR GROVE, JR. Marietta, Go.; Industrial Management; Theta Chi Fraternity, Secretary, 2,3, President, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2,3,4; Student Council, 3,4; Judiciary Cabinet, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Ad- visory Cabinet to SBP, 3,4; World Student Fund Committee, 3,4; Sigma Phalanx, 2; Veteran ' s Club, 3; Interfraternity Council, 2,3; Blue Print, 1. NORMAN LEE GROVES Owensboro, Ky.; Civil Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa, Secre- tary, Vice-President, President; Phi Eta Sigma, Brioerean So- ciety; Chi Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade, Bulldog Club, 3,4; Drama Tech, 1,2; Society of American Military Engineers, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3. KENNETH JAMES GURRY Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Chi; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; Circle K Club, 1,2, Treasurer, 2; Arnold Air Society, 3,4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4; Cadet Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1. RONALD WALTER HABAS Savannah, Go.; Industrial Management; Society for the Advancement of Management; Nev man Club; Barbell Club; Executive Roundtoble; American Marketing Association. THOMAS ANTHONY HABEEB Pascogoulo, Miss.; Architecture; Phi Kappa Tau, Sports Chairman; Bulldog, 3,4; American Institute of Architects; Lieu- tenant, Army R.O.T.C. LON DAY HADDEN Savannah, Ga., Mathematics; Sigma Chi; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Phi Kappa Phi, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Pi Mu Epsilon, 3,4; N. R.O.T.C. Drill Team, 1,2; Alpha Phalanx, 1; Society of American Military Engineers, 2, 4; Gym Team, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM RAYMOND HAGGARD Commerce, Ga.; Electrical Engineering. JOHN CHARLES HALE Savannah, Go.; Industrial Management; Delta Sigma Phi; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Pershing Rifles, 1,2. O ' LESTER HARVEY HALMAN, JR. LoGrange, Ga.; Textile Engineering; Radio Club, 1,2; Ameri- can Association of Textile Colorist and Chemist, 3, Vice Chair- man, 4, Chairman. CHARLES EUGENE HAMMOND Warner Robins, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering, Captain, Air Force R.O.T.C. JAMES CROCKETT HAMMOND Ft. Myers, Flo.; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Society of Automotive Engineers, 3,4. SIDNEY TEEL HANCOCK LoGrange, Go.; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Lieutenant, Naval R.O.T.C. GEORGE ALFRED HARBOUR, III Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management, Kappa Sigma; Scabbard and Blade, 4, First Sergeant, 4; Navy R.O.T.C. Drill Team, 1,2,3,4, Commanding OfTicer, 4; Navy Radio Club, 1,2,3,4, Navy Rifle Team, 3,4; Blue Print, 1; Lieutenant, Navy, R.O.T.C; Freshman Track, 1 . HAROLD RONALD HARDY Atlanta, Go.; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Cap- tain, Air Force R.O.T.C. ALLEN S. HARGROVE, JR. Atlanta, Go.; Mechanical Engineering. CORNELIUS ALFRED HARMON Augusta, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon. EDWARD L. HARNEY, JR. Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 3,4; Nev man Club, 1,2; Blue Print 1; Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. ROBERT HEMPHILL HARRIS, JR. Griffm, Ga.; Applied Biology; Sigma Chi; Phi Eta Sigma, 1,2,3,4; Alpha-Y-Phalanx, 1,2; Bapti st Student Union, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. FOSTER WILDER HARRISON Decatur, Go.; Industrual Engineering; Air Force Rifle Team, 1,2,3, Captain Air Force Rifle Team, 4; Varsity Rifle Team, 3; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Major, Air Force, R.O.T.C. JAMES WILLIAM HARRISON Winder, Ga.; Industrial Management; Theto Chi, Secretary, 3; Sigmo-Y-Phalonx, 1,2; Toastmoster ' s Club, 3,4; Barbell Club, 2,3; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; T-Book, 1,2. LAURIE HOLMES HARRISON, JR. Musello, Go.; Industrial Management; Executive Roundtoble, Treasurer, 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; American Marketing Association, 3,4; Georgia Tech Cam- era Club, Treasurer, 4. JAMES ALTON HART Thomasville, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4. MONTE WAYNE HARTSELL Camden, S. C; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 3,4. MICHAEL WILLIAM HASWELL Chattanooga, Tenn.; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi; Stu- dent Council, 4; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; Society of Automotive Engineers, 1; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; Cap- tain, Army R.O.T.C; Freshman Boseboll, 1. ELLETT ROBERT HAWKINS Greenville, Miss.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha, Parliamentarian; Band, 1,2,3,4; Blue Print, 1,2; Cadet Lieuten- ant Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C, 4. THOMAS GUILLEN HAYDON Hato Rey, Puerto Rico; Industrial Engineering; International Students Committee, Secretary, 3, Chairman, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Pan American Union Club, 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. WILLIAM ROBERT HAYDEN Cleveland, Tenn.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 3,4; Swimming, 1. ROBERT DUDLEY HAYES, JR. Atlanta, Go.,- Industrial Management; Kappa Alpha Order; Executive Roundtable, 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Alpha-Y-Pholanx, 1; Philosophy Club, 3; Wesley Foundation, 1. CHARLES ALFRED HAYS, JR. West Palm Beach, Fla.; Industrial Management; Beta Theta Pi, Rush Chairman; Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 3,4; Publications Board, 4; Business Manager, BLUE PRINT. WINSTON ADAMS HEAD Americus, Go.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4; Baptist Student Union, 2. CHARLES DAVIS HEARD, JR. Bynum, Ala.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 3,4, 1st Vice-President, 4; Stu- dent American Marl eting Associotion, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. JAMES LEE HEARD Canton, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Ameri- can Institute of Industrial Engineers. WALTER DANIEL HEIDT Savannah, Go.; Industrial Management. RATTAN H. HEMRATANI Bombay, India; Industrial Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Sec- retary, Campus Relations; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; American Materials Handling Society, 3, President, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 2,3, Vice-President, 4; International Students Committee, Secretary, 2, Chairman, 3; Student Council, 3; School Debating Team, 3,4; Technique, 3; Engineer, 3; Toastmoster ' s Club, 3,4; So- ciety for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Freshman Camp Counselor, 3,4. JOHN ALEXANDER HENDERSON Macon, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; President, Sophomore Co-op Class; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; Toastmaster ' s Club, American Rocket Society. JOHN BUSSELL HENDERSON Waycross, Ga.; Industrial Engineering, Sigma Chi; Veteran ' s Club, American Institute of Industrial Engineers; American Ma- terial Handling Society; Bulldog Club. WILLIE B HENDERSON, JR. Fitzgerald, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3, Vice-President, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH SAXTON HENDRICKS, III Savannah, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Society of American Military Engineers. GARRY NELSON HENKEL Sacramento, Calif.; Industrial Management; Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman, 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management. KURT ERIC HERMAN, JR. Albany, Go.; Architecture. HENRY LUTHER HICKS Alpharetta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for Ad- vancement of Management, 3,4; American Marketing Associa- tion, 4. CHARLES L. HILBERS, JR. Atlanta, Go.; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. LEWIS FREDERICK HILBERS Atlanta, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; Wesley Foundation, 3,4; Wesley Singers Director, 3,4; American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; The Institute of Radio En- gineers, 3,4. GENE RAY HILL Centralio, III.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; Institute of Radio Engmeers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Veteran ' s Club, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. EDWARD ERWIN HILLIARD Atlanta, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering. VIVIAN RAE HIPSLEY Atlanta, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Drama Tech, 1,2,3,4; In- stitute of Radio Engineers, 3,4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Association for Computing Machinery, 3,4. WILLIAM FREDERICK HOADLEY Hopewell, N. J.; Industrial Management; American Marketing Club, 3,4; Society for Advancement of Management, 4; Ma- terial Handling Club, 4; Sigma-Y-Phalanx, 1; Blue Print, 1. KENNETH MARTIN HOFMANN Decatur, Go,; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Pi Tau Sigma. THOMAS EDWIN HOGAN Shreveport, La.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Sec- retary 3, Vice-President, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2,3,4; Chair- man Homecoming Committee, 4; Interfraternity Council, 2,3; American Society of Civil Engineers. JAMES ROGER HOLLAND Cartersville, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Delta Theta; Freshman Baseball, 1. BOBBY DONALD HOLLINGSWORTH Huntsville, Ala.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4; Veteran ' s Club, 4. RAY LUDFORD HOLMES Norfolk, Va.; Civil Engineering; Co-op Club. CLIFFORD RAYMOND HOLT Americus, Go.; Industrial Management; T-Club, 2,3,4; Ram- blm ' Reck Club, 2,3,4; Junior Cadet in Infantry 1961; Major, Army R.O.T.C; Varsity Football, 2,3,4. JOSEPH ROBERT HOLTON Augusta, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Phi Kappa Sigma; Civitan Club. JOHN EDWARD HORD Louisville, Ky.; Aeronautical Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Bulldog Club, 2,3,4; American Rocket Society, 4; Instit ute of Aeronautical Sciences, 4. WARREN JACKSON HORNE Melbourne, Flo.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4. KENNETH CHARLES HOUSE Douglasville, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi; Alpha Pi Mu, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; American In- stitute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4. C. KENNETH HOUSTON Toccoa, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; Briaerean Society, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 3,4. EDWARD CLINTON HOWARD Augusta, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; King ' s Men, 4. Only One Station Can Say irst •  Quality of Prograttiming . . . • GEORGIA ' S LEADING SPORTS STATION ■ • The Only Georgia Station to win a Special Aivard for Superior Public Service WGST puts it on the air — if it has Quality . . . in Music, from Metrop olitan Opera to the best from the latest Broadway hits — the tried and proven, the old, the new if it meets our standards. 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JOHN HENRY HUDSON, III Oscoda, Mich.; Industrial Design; Block T Club, 1; Associa- tion of Industrial Design Students, 2,3,4; Engineer, 3,4; BLUE PRINT, 1. TRAVIS GEAKL HUFFINES Nashville, Tenn.; Industrial Management; T-Club; Football, 1,2,3; Track, 2,3,4. HENRY EDWARD HUGHES, JR. Charlotte, N. C; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma, 1. RONALD MARTIN HUHN Ormond Beach, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; St. Patrick ' s Council. WILLIAM BRYON HULL Lineville, Ala.; Industrial Management; Society for Advance- ment of Management, 3,4; Lieutenant, Navy R.O.T.C. ROBERT DREW HULSEY Metter, Ga.; Industrial Management, Delta Tau Delta; So- ciety for Advancement of Management; American Marketing Association, 4. WILLIAM ROLAND HUMPHLETT, III Marietta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Pi Kappa Alpha, So- cial Chairman, 3, Rush Chairman, 4; Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 2,3,4; American Marketing Society, 4; Wesley Foundation 2,3; Toastmoster ' s Club, 4. WILLIAM A. HUMPHREY Madison, Ala.; Psychology; Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4; American Rocket Society, 3,4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2,3; Triangle Club, 2,3. ROY WILLIAM HUMPHREYS Larchmont, N. Y.; Industrial Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Trainer, 3; Bulldog Club, 2,3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; Varsity Golf, 2. GEORGE LAWRENCE HUNNICUTT Waycross, Ga.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Chi; Student Coun- cil, 4; Glee Club, 1,2; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3,4; Blue Print, 1. DAN EDWARD HUNT Decatur, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Phi Kappa Tau; Pershing Rifles, 1,2; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. ROBERT LEE HUNTER, JR. Union, S.C; Industrial Management; Beta Theta Pi; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Technique, 1,2; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C, 4. CARL DON HUTCHERSON Ft. Worth, Tex.; Aeronautical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Bri- aerean Society, 2,3, Treasurer, 4; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3,4; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3,4; Fraternity Trial Board, 3; Co-op Club, 2,3, Vice-Presi- dent, 4; Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, 2; Technique, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4; Sigma Gamma Tau Scholarship Cup; Phi Eta Sigma Scholarship Plaque; Daughters of the Ameri- can Colonists Scholarship Medal; Briaerean Society Scholar- ship Award. LEX CASS HUTCHESON, III Tarpon Springs, Fla.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa; Debate Team, 1,2,3; Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4; Bond, 1; Dean ' s List, 1. KENNETH ERNEST HYATT Canton, Ga.; Civil Engineering, Beta Theta Pi; American So- ciety of Civil Engineers, Circle K; Technique, 1; Arnold Air Society. WILLIAM DeROECK HYERS Atlanta, Ga.; Chemical Engineering; Pi Tau Chi; Presbyterian Student Center, 1,2,3,4, Vice-President, 3; Committee Rep- resentative, 4; Captain, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List 1. JUAN MARCOS IMERY Caracas, Venezuela; Civil Engineering; Photograph Club, Parachute Club, American Society of Civil Engineers. JAMES RICHARD INGRAM Stockbridge, Ga.; Industrial Management. KENNETH KEITH INGRAM Jesup, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 3,4; Veteran ' s Club, 1,2,4. ALTON FERNANDO IRBY, III Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chairman, 3; Blue Print, 1; Lt. Navy R.O.T.C. JAMES ARNOLD JACKSON Atlanta, Ga.; Textiles; Pi Kappa Alpha; Delta Kappa Phi. EDWARD ISSA JALLOUK Jerusalem, Jordan; Industrial Engineering; Glee Club, 2; In- ternational Club, 2,3. DALE LEE JENNINGS Paducoh, Ky.; Chemical Engineering; Delta Upsilon; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; American Chemical Society, 2,3,4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2,3,4; Dean ' s List, 2,3,4. JAMES LONGSTREET SIBLEY JENNINGS, JR. Milledgeville, Go.; Architecture; Newman Club, American Institute of Architects. ROBERT JAMES JETER Shreveport, La.; Chemical Engineering; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Rush Chairman, 4; President of Class, 1,2,3,4; ANAK So- ciety, Vice President, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 4; Koseme So- ciety, 3; Student Council, 1,2,3,4; Judiciary Cabinet, 3; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2,3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Advisory Cabinet, 1, 4, Secretary, 2,3; Student Advisory Committee to the President, 3,4; Associate Editor, Technique, 4; Major, Army R.O.T.C, Regimental Staff; Dean ' s List, 1; Freshman Camp Counselor, 3,4. STEPHEN READ JEWSBURY Decatur, Go.; Industrial Management; Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 4; American Marketing Association, 4. JOEL ALBERT JOHNSON West Point, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. MILTON LUTHER JOHNSON Forest Park, Ga.; Industrial Management. ATLAIVTA SHOW PLACES! The Fabulous FOX The South ' s Finest ROXY Wilby-Kinsey Theatres When IVear Tech Dine On Campus Brittain Dining Hall Banquet Facilities Smoker Accommodations Catering Service Table Service Cafeteria Service Open 7 Days A Week Bradley Building I Short Orders Breakfast Lunch Open 6 Days A Week Serving Georgia, the South, and the Nation for 74 years through a coordinated program 5eriit NATHAN MONROE JOHNSON, JR. Decatur, Go.; Industrial Management; Phi Kappa Tou, Rush Choirman, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 2,3,4; Society of Military Engineers, 3. RICHARD EDWARD JOHNSTON, JR. Decatur, Ga.; Industrial Management; Alpha Tau Omega, Vice-President, 3,4; Interfraternity Council, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3,4; Alpho-Y-Phalanx, 1,2; Chairman Trial Board, 4; Student Advisory Council to President, 4; Counselor Y-Freshman Camp, 4; Campus Chest Comm., 3; Arnold Air Society, 3,4; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. RONALD CORY JOHNSON Cincinnati, Ohio; Aeronautical Engineering; Veteran ' s Club, 1; Society of Automotive Engineers, 4; American Rocket So- ciety, 4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 4. THOMAS ORVILLE JOHNSON Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; American Society of Mechanical En- gineers; Captain, Air Force R.O.T.C. WILIAM ALLEN JOHNSON Charlotte, N. C; Mechanical Engineering; Fencing Club, 4. WILLIAM W. JOHSON, JR. LoGronge, Go.; Industrial Management; Sigma Chi; Pi Tau Chi, 4, President, 4; Circle K, 1,2,3; Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4, President, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 2,3,4; Judiciary Cabinet, 4; President ' s Advisory Cabinet, 4; Inter-Vorsity Fellowship, 3,4; Senior Counseling Staff; Lieu- tenant, Navy R.O.T.C. RAY CLARK JOINER, JR. Vienna, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Briaerean Society, 3,4; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 3,4; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List, 3,4. CHARLES RONALD JONES Picayune, Miss.; Physics; Phi Etta Sigma, 1,2,3,4; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Phi Kappa Phi; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent, 4; Georgia Tech Bond, 1,2; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. CHRISTOPHER HOLDEN JONES Northport, L. I., N. Y.; Industrial Management; Delta Sigma Phi, Vice-President; Bulldog Club; Executive Roundtable; Freshman Gym Team. CLARENCE ASA JONES Dalton, Ga.; Electrical Engineering. EMERY BENJAMIN JONES Orlando, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chariman, 3, Vice-President, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineering, 2; Interfraternity Council, 4; Dean ' s List, 1. GEORGE COBB JONES Copperhill, Tenn.; Electrical Engineering; Scabbard and Blade, American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Barbell Club, Judo Club, Institute of Radio Engineers; Navy Battalion Com- mander, Nominated to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 4. RALPH NOBLE JONES Miami, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Camera Club, 1,2,3,4; Radio Club, 2,3; Arnold Air Society, 3,4; Cap- tain, Air Force R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3. THOMAS GLANTON JONES Atlanta, Ga,; Electrical Engineering. FREDERICK ANGELA JOYNER Chattanooga, Tenn.; Civil Engineering; Society of Exploration Geophysics, 3,4, Vice-President, 3,4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4; St. Patrick ' s Council Representative 3; King ' s Men, 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3,4; Ma- jor Army R.O.T.C. WILSON AUSTIN JUDD Westfield, N. Y.; Phychology; Theta Xi, Corresponding Sec- retary, 4; Psi Society, 3,4, President, 4. JESSE MICHAEL KEESEE Commerce, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4. EDWARD LAWRENCE KELLY Newnan, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering, Kappa Alpha Order; Bulldog Club, 2,3,4; Interfraternity Honor Board, 3,4; New- man Club, 1; Circle K, 1; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Triangle Club, 1,2. ROLAND BYRON KENDALL Miami, Fla.; Industrial Management; Pi Kappa Alpha; Ameri- can Morketing Association, 3, Vice-President, 4; Wesley Foun- dation, 1,2,4. WAYNE LEE KENIMER Decatur, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Y.M.C.A. Recreation Council, 2,3, President, 4; Executive Roundtable, 3; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 4. ROBERT CHARLES KENNEDY College Pork, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; First Lieutenant Army R.O.T.C. FREDERICK EDWARD KIENEL Marietta, Go.; Industrial Management; Theta Chi; R.O.T.C, 3,4, USMC-OSO, 4; B Team Football, 2,3; Track, 3. WILLIAM DURWARD KILGORE Breman, Go,; Textiles; Delta Kappa Phi; American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts; Dean ' s List, 2. JOE DIXEN KIMMINS Springfield, Tenn.; Psychology; Psi Society, 2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent, 3,4; St. Patrick ' s Council (representing Psychology) 3,4; Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4; Debate Club, 4; Foil and Mask Fencing Club, 4. JON JOE KING Canton, N. C; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Upsilon; Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers. LARRY DEAN KING Decatur, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Air Force R.O.T.C. Drill Team, 1,2; Scabbard and Blade Award for best drilled A.F. Cadet, 2. HUGH DORSEY KINNEY East Point, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. KEITH MICHAEL KIRWAN Atlanta, Ga.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil En- gineers, 3,4; Society of American Military Engineers, 3. ROBERT RAYMOND KLEVECZ Stratford, Conn.; Applied Biology; Glee Club, 4. CHARLES EARL KNAPP Lakeland, Fla.; Chemical Engineering; King ' s Men, 2, 4, Presi- dent, 3; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2,3,4; Arnold Air Society, 2. Enjoy that REFRESHING W pEELING you get from Coke! BOTTIEO UNDER AUTHORITr OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GEORGE WILLIAM KNIGHT Thomasville, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Kappa Alpha; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; American Ma- terial Handling Society, 3,4; Triangle Club, 2. JOHN GIBBONS KNIGHT Fernandina Beach, Fla.; Chemical Engineering; Tau Kappa Ep- silon; American Institute of Chemical Engineers. WALTER DALE KNIGHT Lowland, Tenn.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2,3,4; Society of American Military Engineers, 4; Circle K Club, 2; Physics Club, 2; Baptist Student Union, 1,2; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. BEVERLY BERNARD KNOWLES Stockbridge, Ga.; Industrial Management; Baptist Student Union. THOMAS NEIL KNOWLES Key West, Fla.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta, President, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4; Lieutenant, Navy R.O.T.C. REUBEN KYLE, III Columbus, Ga.; Industrial Management; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President, 4; Student Council, 4; Alpha-Y-Phalanx, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 4; interfroternity Council, 3,4; BLUE PRINT 1, Organizations Editor, 2; Lieutenant Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C. DAVID AVERY LAMPHERE Atlanta, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, H. H. Franklin Club, 1,2,3,4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. ROBERT DAVIS LANDEL Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Chi, Cor- responding Secretary, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President, 3; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; Student Council, 4; T Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Tennis Team, 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM COLLINS LANGFORD Decatur, Go.; Chemical Engineering; Armed Forces Chemi- cal; Association, 3,4; American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers, 4; Lieutenant Colonel, Army R.O.T.C. ROBERT BUTLER LANTZ Reseda, Calif.; Engineering Mechanics; Sigma Phi Epsilon; American Rocket Society, 3; Institute of Aeronautical Sci- ences, 3. BEN WILLIAM LATIMER Duluth, Go.; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sen- ior Marshall, 3, Recorder, 4; Student Council, 4; Bulldog Club, 2,3, Secretary, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4. JOHN CHARLES LaVAKE Ft. Myers Beach, Flo.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta; Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Mechanical En- gineers, 4; Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. KENNETH GREGORY LAW Selbyville, Del.; Industrial Management; Kappa Alpha Order; Industrial Management S ociety, 3, Vice-President, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 2,3,4; Alpha Kappa Psi 4; Freshman Football, 1. RAYMOND ANDREW LEE, JR. Dawson, Ga.; Chemical Engineering; American Chemical So- ciety; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Baptist Stu- dent Union. CHARLES GILBERT LEEPER Kingsport, Tenn.; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4. WALTER WILLIAM LEROY, JR. Pikesville, Md.; Industrial Management; Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice-President, President; Drama Tech; Executive Round- table; Alpho-Y-Pholanx; Toostmasters, Secretory; YMCA Rec- reation Council, Vice-President; Management Club; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; Society for Advancement of Management; Cantebury Club; Blue Print, Classes Editor, Or- ganization Editor; Publications Board. GERARD NORMAN LETOURNEAU Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers; Football, 1. HANSON YATES LEWIS Decatur, Ga.; Architecture; American Institute of Architects, 2,3, Treasurer, 4. ROBERT PRESTON LEWIS Chattanooga, Tenn.; Textile Engineering; Sigma Chi; Scab- bard and Blade, 3,4, Vice-President, 4; Society of American Military Engineers, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2,3; Sigma Phalanx, 1,2; N. R.O.T.C. Drill Team, 1,2,3; Blue Print, 1; Radio Club, 2,3; Vv ' estminster Fellowship; N. R.O.T.C. Tiller, 1,2,3,4; Editor, 4; Commander, Navy R.O.T.C; Outstanding Sophomore; American Legion 40 of 8 Medal of Honor. JOHN A. LIGON Carthage, Tenn.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers; Presbyterian Student Center. SAMUEL SPENCER LINDER, JR. Industrial Management; Sigma Chi, Treasurer; I M Society, 4; Toostmasters, 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Executive Roundtoble, 3,4; V ' Cabinet, 4; I M Student Relations Committee, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Captain, Army R.O.T.C. WILLIAM MOORE LINDSAY Florence, S. C; Industrial Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3,4; Presbyterian Student Center, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer, 4; American Rocket Society, 2; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. R. WILLIAM LIPPKE, JR. Arlington Heights, III.; In dustrial Management, Lambda Chi Alpha; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Interfroternity Council, 3,4, Rush Committee, 4. 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JOHN COY LYON Canton, Ga.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers. ERNEST RUSSELL MADDOX Hazelwoocj, Mo.; Psycfiology; Beta Tfieta Pi; Koseme, 3; Omi- cron Delta Kappa, 3,4; Spiked Sfioe Society, 1,2,3,4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3,4; YMCA Cabinet, 4; YMCA Board of Di- rectors, 4; Advisory Committee to President, 4; Atfiletic Board, 4; Intervarsity, 3; Canterbury, 2; T-Club, 2,3; Student Council, 4; Tecnhnique, 1,2,3,4, Editor, 4; BLUE PRINT, 3; Sports Editor, 3; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C, 3,4; Track, 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4. JAMES HUGH MADDOX Hapeville, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Tou Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; American Institute of Electrical Engineers. JESSE DEWEY MAGNAN, JR. Hogansville, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering; Alpfia Pfii Omega, 2,3; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 3, 4; Engineer, 1; Band, 1. JOHN ALBERT MANN, JR. Atlanta, Go.; Building Construction; Delta Sigma Pfii; Kappa Kappa Psi, Band, 1,2,3,4; Interfraternity Council, 2,3. DON C. MARCUM, JR. Cfiorlotte, N. C; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of Aero- space Sciences, 3,4; American Rocket Society, 4. HERMAN RUPERT MARKERT Augusta, Ga.; Mecfionical Engineering; Co-op Club. LAWRENCE B. MARSH Pointsville, Ky.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Amer- ican Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2,3,4. Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; Philosopfiy Club, 2; Dean ' s List, 1. DERRY WADE MARSHALL Hafiiro, Go.; Chemical Engineering; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; American Chemists Society; Major Air Force R.O.T.C. WILLIAM JESSE MARTAK Baltimore, Md.; Electrical Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Dean ' s List, 2. EDWARD PAUL MARTIN Macon, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Pi Koppo Alpha, Pledge Master, 4; Georgia Tech Bond, 1, 2; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3,4; Captain, Army R.O.T.C. ALBERT DAVID MASON East Orange, N. J.: Industrial Management; Phi Sigma Kappa; Society for the Advancement of Management. HENRY HERMAN MATHEWS, JR. Augusta, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Delta Upsilon. BARRY LEE MATTHEWS Baltimore, Md.; Industrial Management; Phi Kappa Tau; American Marketing Association, 3,4; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 3,4; Barbell Club, 1,2,3,4; Luth- eran Student Association, 1,2,3,4; Alpha Phi Omega; Track 1; Cross Country, 1 . ROBERT ANDREW MATTHEWS Savannah, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Wesley Foundation; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; American Materials Handling Society. GERALD WARE MAY Augusta, Go.; Mechanical Engineering; Dean ' s List, 3. RONALD A. MAZEAU Northport, N. Y.; Industrial Engineering. JAMES JOHN McALPIN Memphis, Tenn.; Chemical Engineering; Brioereon Society, American Chemical Society, 3,4; American Institute of Chem- ical Engineers, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 2,3,4. JAMES MARION McAVOY, JR. Washington, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Veteran ' s Club, BILLY JOE McCALLUM Gainesville, Ga.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers, 3,4; King ' s Men, 3,4. WALTER JACKSON McCLOUD, II Atlanta, Go.; Civil Engineering; Student Council, 1,2,3; Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4; Baseball Team, 1. HENRY THOMAS McCORMICK Winchester, Ky.; Industrial Management; Sigma Nu; Triangle Club, 1; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Management Club,, 4; American Marketing Association, 4. JOEL HENRY McCORMICK Cortersville, Go,; Industrial Management; Phi Delta Theto; Society for the Advancement of Management; American Mar- keting Association. NORMAN DYER McCOY Dolton, Ga.; Industrial Monogement; Society for Advancement of Management, 2,3,4; Circle K Club, Triangle Club, 1,2. JOE KELLY McCUTCHEN Dalton, Go,; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Rush Chairman, 2,3; Vice-President of Sophomore and Junior Classes and President of Student Body, 4; Student Council, 1,2,3,4; Koseme Society, 3,4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3,4; ANAK Society, Treasurer 3,4; Chaplain Student Council, 3; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer, 3; Bulldog Club, 2,3; Chairman of Advisory Committee to President Har- rison; Judiciary Cabinet, 3; Administrator ' s Council, 3; Fresh- man Football, 1 . WILLIAM HENRY McDANIEL, JR. Doytona Beach, Flo.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, 3,4, Vice-President, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Brioereon Society, 2,3,4; St. Patrick ' s Council, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 2,3,4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2,3; Student Paper Chairman, 4. DAVID BRUCE McDONALD Charleston, S. C; Electrical Engineering. BOBBY G. McDonald Warner Robins, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Association for Computing Machinery. WILLIAM MERVILLE McDONALD Ringgold, Go.; Mechanical Engineering. ROBERT BRANNON McELREATH Hartwell, Go.; Industrial Management; Delta Sigma Phi; Ex- ecutive Roundtable, 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; American Marketing Association, 4. NO MATTER WHERE . . . OR WHEN .-•. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2i 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ,, ,?,. i,. i= WRITE or PHONE or WIRE THE COLLEGE INN Vour Headquarters for Georgia Tech Souvenirs JAMES T. MclLVAINE Industrial Management; Delta Upsilon; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management. DONALD MATHIS McKAY Americus, Ga.; Textiles; Delta Sigma Phi; Delta Kappa Phi, 4; Co-op Club Section II, 2, 4, Treasurer, 3; Captain, Army R.O.T.C. CHARLES WELSEY McKINNEY Gordonsville, Tenn.; Physics; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Arnold Air Society, 2; Flying Club, 4; Physics Club, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. RAYMOND KERFOOT McKINNON, JR. Atlanta, Co.; Industrial Management. CHARLIE WARE McMULLAN, JR. Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4, American Marketing Association, 4; Technique, 3,4. JAMES THEODORE McNEELY, JR. Fallon, Nev.; Aeronautical Engineering; Theta Chi, Treasurer, 3; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 1,2,3,4; Canterbury Club, 1,2; T Book, 1; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. DAVID EDWARD McRAE Decatur, Ga.; Industrial Management; Phi Kappa Tau; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Triangle Club, 2,3,4; Georgia Tech Radio Club, 4. MICHAEL SUTTON McRAE Warner Robins, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Theta Chi; Bull- dog Club, 2,3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers; Major, Air Force, R.O.T.C. CHARLES D. McWHORTER Atlanta, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers, Second Lieu- tenant, Army R.O.T.C. JAMES WILLIAM MEIER Cleveland Heights, O.; Industrial Management; Air Force R.O.T.C. Drill Team Commander; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. HARIAN HENRY MEINCKE Mt. Dora, Fla.; Industrial Engineering; Delta Upsilon, President, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; Interfraternity Council, Interfraternity Council Trial Board, Wesley Founda- tion; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. WILLIAM CONNER MEREDITH College Park, Ga.; Industrial Management; Kappa Alpha; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Marketing Club, 3,4; Lieutenant JG, Navy. PETE J. METROS Atlanta, Ga; Industrial Management; Industrial Management Society, 4; Helenic Club, 1,2; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; American Marketing Association, 3,4; Lieu- tenant, Army R.O.T.C. JUAN A. MICHELENA Havana, Cuba; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 1. EDVARD LAWRENCE MILAM, III Decatur, Ga.; Architecture; Kappa Kappa Psi, 2,3,4; Lutheran Student Association, 1,2,3,4; American Institute of Architects, 3,4; Georgia Tech Band, 1,2,3,4; Second Lieutenant, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade Bronze Medal, 1. WALTER WILLIAM MILES Atlanta, Ga.; Applied Biology. CLAUDE MILTON MILLER Murray, Ky.; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, 3,4. THOMAS MARSHALL MILLER, JR. College Pork, Ga.; Physics; Physics Club, 1,2,3,4; American Rocket Society, 1; Technique, 2; Dean ' s List, 1. ALAN McKAGEN MISSROON Savannah, Ga.; Industrial Engineering. ALAN RHODES MITCHELL Richmond, Va.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice- President, 3, President, 4; Sigma Sigma Alpha, President, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Student Fac- ulty Honor Committee, 3; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4. OTTO KURT MOEHBACH New York, N. Y.; Aeronautical Engineering, Institute of Aero- space Sciences, 4; American Rocket Society, 4. 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LESLIE WILLIAM MORAN Glasgow, Ky.; Industrial Management; Phi Delta Theta; Ar- nold Air Society, 3,4, Executive O fficer, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 2,3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Lieu- tenant Colonel Air Force, R.O.T.C. JOHN ALLEN MORELAND Thomasville, Ga.; Industrial Management; Kappa Alpha. AARON DEWEY MORRIS Marietta, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; YMCA, Barbell Club, 1,2, 4. DAN SESSIONS MORRIS Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, 3, President, 4; Bulldog Club, 3,4; American Institute of Industriol Engineers, 3,4; T Club, 3,4; Gymnastics Team, 1,2,3,4, Captain, 4; Track, 4. LARRY EUGENE MORRIS Thomson, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Sigma, Vice- President, President; Briaerean Society, 3, Secretary 4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3,4; Lieutenant Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C; Dis- tinguished Air Force R.O.T.C. Student; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. 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MOSS Greenville, Pa.; Industrial Management; Delta Tau Delta, Presi- dent, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3,4; Industrial Management Society, 3,4; Arnold Air Society, 1,2,3; Scabbard and Blade, 3; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Alpha Phalanx, 3. LAMAR NORMAN MOSS Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Engineering; American Inst itute of In- dustrial Engineers. JOHN MICHAEL MULE Waukegan, 111.; Electrical Engineering; Pi Tau Chi; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Bulldog Club, 3,4; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers; Track, 1,2; Dean ' s List, 1,2. WALTER WILLIAM MULLEN, JR. Silver Spring, Md.; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Kappa Psi, 4; Pi Tau Chi, 3,4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Canterbury Club, 1,2,3, Treasurer, 4; Georgia Tech Band, 1,2,3,4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 2,3,4; Dean ' s List, 1. JAMES HOWARD MURCHISON Vidolia, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 3,4; American Materials Handling Society, 4. THOMAS ARVIN MURPHY Forest Park, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4. MICHAEL RAY MYERS Huntington, W. Va.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; Briaerean Society, 3,4; Arnold Air Society, 2,3,4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Air Force Association Award, Lieutenant Colonel Air Force, R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. JIMMY ANSLEY NAIL Birmingham, Ala.; Industrial Management; T-Club; Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball, 2,3,4. ROBERT WALTON NEAL Decatur, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4; American Marketing Associa- tion, 4; Psi Society, 3; Physics, 1 . WILLIAM GORDON NESS East Point, Go.; Mathematics. THOMAS ANDREW NEWEY Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Toastmaster ' s Club, 2,3,4; Executive Roundtable, 2,3,4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Ameri- can Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4, Treasurer, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4. JOSEPH HERMAN NEWSOM Sandersville, Ga.; Mathematics; Dean ' s List, 1. CHARLES EDWARD NICHOLS Martinez, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Glee Club, 1,2,3, Presi- dent, 4; Circle K, 1; Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List First Quarter. DONALD EUGENE NICHOLS Valdosta, Go,; Industrial Management; Kappa Alpha; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; American Marketing Association, 4. EDWARD LANE NICHOLS, III Birmingham, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Freshman Glee Club, 1, Glee Club, 2; Physics Club, 1; Freshman Council, 2,3; Executive Council, 4; Greater Council, Baptist Student Union, 1; Dean ' s List, 1. JOYCE RICE NICKELSON Clarksburg, W. Va.; Mathematics; Gamma Psi, Women Stu- dent ' s Association, Dean ' s List. DAVID ANDERSON NICOL Savannah, Ga.; Mathematics. IAN A. NIMMO Coral Gables, Fla.; Chemical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Order Vice-President, 4; Student Council, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2. DONALD LANGSTON NORRIS Marietta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Kappa Sigma, Sec- retary, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management; Alpha Kappa Psi. KELLY EUGENE NORTON Dolton, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers. RICHARD A. NORTON Geneva, Fla.; Indusrtrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management; Freshman Swimming Team. ROBERT JESSE NORTON Miami, Fla.; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta, Vice- President, 3,4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers ; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Canterbury Club; Varsity Swimming Team, 2,3. JAMES ALBERT NOTHAN Silver Springs, Md.; Industrial Management; Phi Sigma Kappa; Society for Automotive Engineers, 4. ANTONIO LUIS NUNEZ de VILLAVENCIO Havana, Cuba; Industrial Engineering; Newman Club, 1; Pan American Club, 1,2,4, Secretary, 2; Technique, 1. STEPHEN FRANCIS ODEN Anniston, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Briaerean Society; American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 2,3,4; St. Patrick ' s Council, 3,4, President, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4; Major, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. JAMES LeROY PACK Huntington, W. Va.; Mechanical Engineering; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, 2,3,4. ULDIS JANIS PALDE Decatur, Ga.; Civil Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,4. ANTHONY COSTAS PAPPADAKIS Savannah, Go.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4. MICHAEL CHARLES PARKE Ventura, Calif; Industrial Management; Tau Kappa Epsilon, American Marketing Association, 4. 1 ircthigs to students and aluuini everyivhere. We share your interest in the advancement of our alma mater, Georgia Tech. ROBERT AND COMPANY ASSOCIATES a TC ii ec s anc Onyineers ATLANTA. With 84 Georgia Tech Graduates on Our Staff Serving America ' s Great Names in Many Fields for over 40 Years CHARLES DAVID PARKER Chattnooga, Tenn.; Industrial Engineering; Kappa Sigma; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; American Ma- terials Handling Society, 3,4; Ramblin ' Reck Chairman, 2,3,4. DONALD RAY PARKER Doraville, Go.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of Industrial Engineers.. 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Second Lieutenant, Army ROTC; Wesley Foundation, 4. JOHN SEVIER PARKER Atlanta, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Beta Theto Pi; World Student Fund Committee, 3,4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4; Technique, 1,2, Rambler, 4; Pershing Rifles, 1,2. LEWIS JENNINGS PARKER, JR. Chattanooga, Tenn.; Industrial Engineering, Sigma Chi; Alpha-Y-Phalanx, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Westminister Fellowship, 4. Vy ILLIAM RUTLEDGE PARRISH Atlanta, Go.; Chemical Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega, 2,3,4; American Chemical Socety, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 3,4, President, 4. ERNEST JOHN PATTEN, JR. Ocilla, Ga.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil En- gineers, 4; American Railway Engineering Associaton, 3,4. JOE LAMAR PATTILLO LaGronge, Ga.; Mechancal Engineering. THOMAS MURRAY PAUL Perry, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers; Material Handling Society; Triangle Club. LANEY GEORGE PAYNE, JR. Falmouth, Va.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, 4. HAROLD BELTON PEACOCK, JR. Augusta, Go.; Mechanical Engineering. MICHAEL O. PEKKARINEN Waukegan, III.; Electrical Engineering; Newman Club, 1, Secretary 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4; Bulldog Club, 3,4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,2. JOHN DAVID PELTON Decatur, Ga.; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega, 1,2,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. CARLTON DONALD PENN Covington, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Arnold Air Society, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 4. RICHARD LOUIS PETERSON Ormond Beach, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Kappa Psi, 3,4; Eta Kappa Nu, 4; Alpha Tau Omega, 2,3; Georgia Tech Band, 1,2,3,4; Newman Club, 4; Dean ' s List, 1. PARKER H. PETIT Isle of Palms, S. C; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi, Secretary, 3, Preident, 4; Pi Tau Sigma, 4; Student Coun- cil, 3,4; Bulldog Club, 3,4; Co-op Club, 2,3,4; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, 2,3,4; Honor Board, 4; Inter- fraternity Council, 4; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. CHARLES ANDREVSr PFAFF Asheville, N. C; Industrial Management; Theta Chi, Pedge Marshall, 7, Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; American Marketing Association, 4; Westminster Fellowship. JOHN KENNETH PFOHL, III Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Student Council Rep- resentative, 2; Triangle Club, 1, Secretary, 2; Technique, 1,2; Toostmasters Club, 3; Society for the Advancement of Man- agement, 2,3; Alpha Phalanx; Canterbury Club, 1,2; Tech- nique, 1,2; Ensign, Navy R.O.T.C. CLARENCE GARY PHIFER, JR. GafFney, S. C; Chemical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Ameri- can Chemical Society, 2,3; Georgia Tech Engineer, 1,2; Chemical Corps Cadet Second Lieutenant, 3; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3; Army R.O.T.C. Band, 1,2; Georgia Tech Band, 1,2,3; Baptist Student Union, 1,23. FREDERICK RAY PINKERTON Macon, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engi- neers, WOODROW WILSON PIPER, JR. Carthage, Tenn.; Chemical Engineering; Armed Forces Chemi- cal Association, 3,4, Secretary 4; American Institute of Chem- ical Engineers, 3,4; Wesley Foundation, 2; Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2, 4. WILLIAM BURT POE, JR. Miami, Fla.; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Nu; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3,4; Westminster Fellowship, 1,2,3,4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 4. LARRY NEAL PONDER Jacksonville, Flo.; Architecture; Chi Psi, President, 3,4, Treas- ure, 2; Architecture Society, 2,3,4; Armed Forces Chemical Association, 3,4; Interfraternity Council, 2,3,4; Captain, Army R.O.T.C; Chem., Corp. JOHN RUSSELL PORTER, III Atlanta, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Chi Phi; American Insti- tute of Electrical Engineers; Freshman Baseball, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2. CHARLES ERICKSON POST Dover, N. J.; Chemical Engineering; Chi Psi, Secretary 3, Vice- President, 4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2,3,4, Treasurer, 4; American Chemical Society, 4. CHARLES ARTHUR POSTON Chattanooga, Tenn.; Industrial Management; Phi Sigma Kappo, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Bulldog Club, 2; Glee Club, 1,2,3; The Technique, 1. PHILLIP WEBB POTTS Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Veteran ' s Club, 4; Alpha Kappa Psi, 4; Society for Advancement of Management, 4; American Marketing Association, 4. CHARLES R. POWELL Charlotte, N. C; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, 3, Vice-President, 4; Student Council, 4; Omicron Delta Kappo; Koseme Society, Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappo Phi; Alpha Pi Mu, Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Chi; Scabbard and Blade; Canterbury, 1 ,2, 4, Treasurer, 3; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 3,4; Secretary of Publications Board, 4; Captain, Army R.O.T.C; Varsity Cross Country, 2,3,4; Freshman Cross Country, Captain; Freshman Track; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. 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C; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Society of American Military Engineers, 4; Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. ANITA CAMILLE REED Atlanta, Ga.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil En- gineers, 4; Baptist Student Union, 4. WILLIAM ANDREW REED Birmingham, Ala.; Industrial Management. JAMES HAYNES REEVES, III Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Drama Tech, 1,2,3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Canterbury, 1,2,3,4; American Rocket Society, 1; Student American Mar- keting Association, 3,4; Alpha Phi Omega, 3,4. LEE RHODES REID Jackson, Miss.; Industrial Management; Sigma Chi; Ramblin ' Reck; T-Club; Lieutenant Colonel Army R.O.T.C; Varsity Foot- ball, 1,2,3,4. ROBERT MILES REZNIK Birminghamm, Ala.; Industrial Management; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Member-at-Large, 2; Sergeont-at-Arms, 3, President, 4; World Student Fund Committee, 1; Debate Team, 1; Inter- fraternity Council, 4; Interfroternity Council Trial Board, 4. VERNE LEE RHODES Huntington, W. Vo.; Chemical Engineering; American Chemi- cal Society, 3,4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4. THOMAS TALLEY RICHARDS Carrollton, Go.; Industrial Management; Kappa Sigma, Trea- surer; Industrial Management Society, Secretary, 4; Executive Roundtable; Interfroternity Council, Treasurer, 4; Alpha Kappa Psi; Student Lecture and Enterta inment Committee; Dean ' s List. WILLIAM SIDNEY RICHEY Commerce, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. CHARLES COVINGTON RILEY, JR. West Palm Beach, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers; Dean ' s List, 1. SIDNEYWARREN RILEY Waverly, Ky.; Industrial Management; Delta Sigma Phi; Bull- dog Club, 2,3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management; Wesley Foundation; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C; Baseball, 1; Football, 2,3. DANIEL JOSEPH RITCHIE Bel Air, Md.; Aeronautical Engineering; Spiked Shoe Club, 1,2; Cross Country, 1,2; Dean ' s List 1. J. ROBERT RITTER Atlanta, Ga.; Textile Engineering; Chi Psi; American Associa- tion of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 3,4; Baseball, 1. BARNEY BYRD ROBERTS, III Stone Mountain, Ga.; Physics. WILLIAM D. ROBERTS Stone Mountain, Go.; Industrial Management; Kappa Sigma, Treasurer, 4; Industrial Management Society, 4; Alpha Kappa Psi, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management. GERALD H. ROBINSON Birmingham, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Delta Upsilon, Recording Secretary 2, Corresponding Secretary, 3; Institute of Radio Engineers; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Dean ' s List, 1; Student Counselor, 2,3,4. EDWARD GRADY RODGERS Atlanta, Go.; Mathematics; Sigma Nu, Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Canterbury Club, 1,2,3; Technique, 1,2. JACK CORRIGAN ROWAN Bainbridge, Go,; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of Aero- space Sciences, 2,3,4; American Rocket Society, 3; Baseball, 1,2; Senior Dormitory Counselor, 4. JOHN ROBERT ROWE, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Industrial Management; Kappa Alpha Order; Triangle Club, 1; Society for the Advancement of Man- agement, 4; Dean ' s List, 3,4. ARNIE RICHARD ROYAL Camilla, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 4. MELTON EUGENE ROZIER Cochran, Go.; Industrial Management; Lambda Chi Alpha, Assistant Treasurer, 3; Society tor the Advancement of Man- agement, 4, Vice-President, 3; Executive Roundtable, 3,4. WILLIAM EUGENE RUSHIN, JR. Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management; Sigma Chi, Treasurer, 4; Alpha Kappa Psi, 4; Interfroternity Council, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, 4; Publications Board, 4; Student Advisory Council, 4; Ram- bler, 2,3,4, Associate Editor, 3, Editor, 4. HENRY ALBERT RYTER Canton, Ohio; Mechanical Engineering; Briaerean Society, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. NORMAN ELLIOTT SAENZ Fort Sill, Okla.; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Technique, 3,4. ALLISON JAMES SAFFELL Amherst, Ohio; Electrical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Briaerean Society, 2,3,4; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Eta Kappa Nu, 3,4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Co-op Club, 3,4; Society of American Military Engineers, 3,4; Distinguished Military Student, 4; Lieu- tenant, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. JACK RONALD SALLING Rossville, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4. ROBERT F. SALMOND East Point, Go.; Industrial Management; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management. STANLEY SIMON SATTINGER Jeffersonville, N. Y.; Mechanical Engineering; Lambda Chi Al- pha, Vice-President, 3; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1,2,3,4; Toastmosters Club, Treasurer, 4; Ar- nold Air Society, 3,4, Treasurer, 4; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. ATLANTA TEXTILE MACHINERY COMPANY STTEEL ROLL SPECIALISTS • GENERAL REPAIRS AND PARTS 598 Means St., N. W. Tel. TR. 6-4877 A. PIERCE ROBERT, 13 HURT QUIN, INC. hisiirance Tennessee Egg Co., Inc. W ' holejate Managing General Agents EGGS POULTRY - BUTTER Standard Building 448 Georgia Ave., S. W. ATLANTA GEORGIA JAckson 2-6775 446 SPRING ST. N W TELEPHONE JA-3-46II ATLANTA 8 GEORGIA BARGE THOMPSON, INC. Engineers and Contractors 1415 HoweU Mill Rd. Atlanta, Georgia RALPH CANNON specialized Buick Seriice 251 Techwood Drive, N.W. 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WAYNE ALFRED SAWYER Norfolk, Va.; Civil Engineering; Kappa Alpha Order; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Arnold Air Society, 2,3,4, Secretary, 3, Presi- dent, 4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4, President, 4; World Student Fund Committee, 3,4; BLUE PRINT, 1; Lieu- tenant Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C, Deputy Wing Commander, 4; Student Counselor, 2,3, Senior Counselor, 4. EDUARDO SCHONBORN, JR. Atlanta, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engi- neers; Veteran ' s Club. LEON EDWARD SEAMON Hopeville, Ga.; Chemistry; American Chemical Society, 3,4. JOHN S. SEARCY, IV Thomasville, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4. WAYNE EDWIN SEAGRAVES College Park, Ga.; Industrial Management; Society for Ad- vancement of Management, American Marketing Association. EDWARD H. SELBY, JR. Augusta, Ga.; Civil Engineering; Delta Upsilon, Vice-presi- dent, 3,4; Society of American Military Engineers, 3,4; Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers, 4; Pershing Rifles, 1,2; Interfra- ternity Council, 2,3; Honor Board, 4; Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. GEORGE WAYNE SHAW, JR. Alexandria, La.; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4. JOHN CECIL SHAW Brunswick, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega. MYLES ARTHUR SHEER Miami Beach, Fla.; Industrial Design, Phi Epsilon Pi; Pershing Rifles, 1,2; Association of Industrial Design Students, 3,4; Georgia Tech Engineer, Art Editor, 3, Layout Editor, 4. RAYFORD ALLEN SHEFFIELD Carrollton, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Briaerean, 3,4; Ameri- can Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Institute of Radio En- gineers, 4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3. DAVID ANTHONY SHELTON Atlanta, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Tau, 4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, American Rocket Society; Dean ' s List, 1,2, 4. ARTHUR RAY SHIRLEY, JR. Valdosta, Go.; Chemical Engineering; Bulldog Club, 3-4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 4; Executive Council, 2,3; Ameri- can Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4; American Chemical Society, 4. GALE EARL SIGHTS Atlanta, Ga.; Ceramic Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta; Kera- mos, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; American Ceramic So- ciety, 2,3,4; Btn. Staff, Captain Army R.O.T.C. ROY STEPHEN SILLAY Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; American institute of In- dustrial Engineers; Lieutenant Colonel Army R.O.T.C. JERRY ALLEN SILLS Atlanta, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Sigma Gamma Tau, 4; BLUE PRINT, 1; Arnold Air Society, 2. HENRY HOWARD SIMMONS Savannah, Go.; Industrial Management; Chi Phi, Pledge- master, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; Bulldog Club, 2,3,4; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; American Mar- keting Association, 4; Technique, 3. LESLIE GARY SIMPSON Fayetteville, Go.; Industrial Management. DUNCAL COMER SINCLAIR Moultrie, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Georgia Tech Band, 1; Georgia Tech Radio Club, 1; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4; Executive Council, 3,4; Second Lieutenant Army R.O.T.C. CHARLES E. SKRINE Griflfin, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering; Veteran ' s Club. WILLIAM RUSSELL SLYE, JR. Atlanta, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Navy Radio Club, 1,2,3, President. WILLIAM JOHN SMALL Columbus, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3,4; Briaerean Society, 3,4; Co-op Club, 3,4; Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4; Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 3,4; Tech- nique, 2; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2. BENJAMIN MARVIN SMITH Nashville, Tenn.; Physics; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma, 3,4; Physics Club, 1,2; Canterbury Club, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. DAVID TAYLOR SMITH, JR. Fort Gaines, Ga.; Chemical Engineering; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 4; Dorm Student Counselor, 2,3,4. HAL SMITH, JR. Chattanooga, Tenn.; Chemical Engineering; American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineers, 3,4; St. Patrick ' s Council, 4. HARDY JERALD SMITH Columbus, Go.; Engi neering Mechanics; Society of Exploration Geophysicists, President, 3,4. JOEL McLAIN SMITH Marietta, Ga.; Industrial Management. LEO ANTHONY SMITH Waycross, Ga.; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Pi Mu; St. Patrick ' s Council, Vice-President, 3; Treasurer, 4; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 2,3; President, 4; American Materials Handling Society, 3; Treasurer, 4; Major, Army R.O.T.C, 4. NORMAN NEIL SMITH Carnegie, Ga.; Industrial Management; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3; Society for the Advancement of Management; Track, 3,4. PAUL MAYSON SMITH, JR. Decatur, Go.; Industrial Management; Alpha Tau Omega; Industrial Management Society, 3, President, 4; Alpha Kappa Psi, 4. WILLIAM MARK SNEDDEN Milford, Conn.; Industrial Engineering; The American Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Air Force R.O.T.C. Band, 1,2. 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RUSSELL BAZEMORE SORRELLS, III Atlanta, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Gamma Tau, Treasurer, 3; Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, 3,4; Ameri- can Rocket Society, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 2. HOYLE SOUTER, JR. Savannah, Go.; Industrial Management; Kappa Sigma. WALTER LEE SOWERS Bluefield, W. Va.; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Alpha; Insti- tute of Radio Engineers, 2,3,4; Basketball Team, 1; Varsity Basketball Team, 2,3,4. RICHARD WADE SPEAS St. Albans, V . Va.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; In- stitute of Radio Engineers; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. HENRY MERCER SPOTTSWOOD Mobile, Ala.; Industriol Management; Phi Kappa Sigma, Secretary, 4; Industrial Management Society, 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management. THOMAS LESLIE SPRADLING, III Atlanta, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Sigma; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Interfraternity Council. HAROLD STUART STARRETT East Point, Go.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4, Vice-President, 4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4; Lieutenant, Navy R.O.T.C. LARRY CHARLES STEPHENS Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management; Society for the Advance- ment of Management, 4. EMORY EUGENE STEWART Cochran, Go.; Textile Engineering; Delta Kappa Phi, 3, Presi- dent, 4; American Association of Textile Colorists and Chem- ists, 3,4. HERBERT WAYNE STEWART Rome, Go.; Industrial Management; Lambda Chi Alpha; King ' s Men, 1,3,4; Circle K, 2; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. JERRY LAMAR STILL Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management. RICHARD CLEVELAND STODDARD Jacksonville, Fla.; Psychology, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Student Council; Judiciary Cabinet; Psychology Society. JAMES PAUL STOKES Modisonville, Ky.; Industrial Monagement; Kappa Kappa Psi, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Alpha Phi Omega, 2,3,4; VVesley Foundation, 3,4; Band, 1,2,3,4; Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,2,4. GEORGE ALLEN STONE Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Georgia Tech Band, 1,2; Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. ROBERT JOSEPH STONE Hopveille, Go.; Industrial Management. ARTHUR STRAUS Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Pi. JAMES ROBERT SUMMERLIN Parma, O.; Building Construction; Sigma Chi; Tau Sigma Delta; Student Chapter of the American Institute of Archi- tects; Dean ' s List, 3,4. DAVID E. SUMMERS Decatur, Go,; Electrical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma, (Georgia State College Chapter); Institute of Radio Engineers, 3,4. BOBBY JOHN SUMMERVILLE Toccoa, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers. BENJAMIN RILEY SUMRALL Marietta, Go.; Mechanical Engineering; Theto Chi, Assistant Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3,4; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, Treasurer, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3,4; Major, Army R.O.T.C; Distinguished Military Student; Dean ' s List, 1. JOHN CLARK SUTHERLAND Pine Mountain, Ga.; Physics, Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma 1; Tau Beta Pi, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, Treasurer, 4; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Pershing Rifles, 2,3; Interfraternity Council, 1,2,3; Sky-Nose Club, 1,2,3,4; Lieu- tenant Colonel, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1,4. GEORGE PAPE SWANSON Coral Gables, Fla.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Delta Theta; Ramblin ' Reck Club, 2,3,4; T-Club, 2,3,4; Interfraternity Council, 3,4; Lieutenant Colonel, Air Force R.O.T.C; Football, 1,2,3,4. GERALD WILLIAM SWART Fredericksburg, Va.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. RICHARD JOHN SWEET Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management. 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ANDREW DAVID THIGPEN Swoinsboro, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, 3, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1,2; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. MARSHALL R. THIGPEN, JR. Statesbor, Go.; Industrial Management; Alpha Tau Omega. CHARLES EDWIN THOMPSON Hapeville, Go.; Industrial Management; Baseball, 1,2,3,4. JOE FRANK THOMPSON, JR. Columbia, Tenn.; Industrial Management; Industrial Manage- ment Society, 3,4; Canterbury Club, 1,2. KENNETH EARL THOMPSON Brunswick, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. MAJOR HENRY THOMPSON, JR. Newnan, Go.; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineering, 2,3,4; Captain, Air Force R.O.T.C. RONALD HOWE TOLAND Atlanta, Ga.; Industriol Management; Lambda Chi Alpha, In- terfraternity Council, 2,3; Society for the Advancement of Management, 2,3,4; Interfraternity Council, Trial Board, 3. ROBERT CHARLES TROUGHTON Pittsburg, Kan.; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Chi; Bulldog Club, 3,4, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Student Advisory Committee to the President, 3,4; Student Activities Committee, 4; Student Council Homecoming Com- mittee, 4; Football, 1. JOSEPH THOMAS TROWER Balboa, C. Z.; Industrial Management; Drama Tech, 1; Glee Club, 1,2,3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; The Legends, 2,3,4. WARREN EUGENE TUCKER Atlanta, Go.; Industrial Management; Delta Sigma Phi; In- dustrial Management Society, Marketing Club; Freshman Base- ball. JERRY ANDREW TURNER Jonesboro, Ga.; Industrial Management; Georgia Tech Band, 1; Society for the Advancement of Management, 2,3,4; Mar- keting Club. MARLIE LEWIS TURNER, JR. Statesboro, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; American Rocket So- ciety, 1 . THOMAS RALEIGH TURNER Miami, Flo.; Architecture. CARLOS VALDES-MIRANDA Havana, Cuba; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of Aero- space Engineers, 3,4; American Rocket Society, 4; Rambler, 2,3,4; Technique, 3. JAMES HOFFMAN VAN KLEECK Atlantic Beach, Flo.; Industrial Monogement; Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Spiked Shoe Club, 2; Canter- bury, 2,3; Bulldog Club, 2,3,4; Interfraternity Council, 4; Cross Country, 1,2,3,4,5; Track, 1,2; UMOC, 2; 2nd UMOC, 3; 2nd UMOC, 4. RALPH EUGENE VICK Milwaukee, Wis.; Aeronautical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Tau, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi; Arnold Air Society, 2,3, Adjutant, 4; Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, 1,2,3,4; Society of Automotive Engineers, 2,3,4; Cadet Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. ROGER KENDALL VICKERY Hartwell, Go.; Industrial Engineering; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; American Material Handling So- ciety, 3,4; Toastmasters Club, 4; Circle K Club, 3; Captain, Army R.O.T.C, 4; Distinguished Military Student, 4; Distin- guished Military Graduate. THOMAS LESLEY VINES Trion, Ga.; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engi- neers; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Arnold Air Society; St. Patrick ' s Council, Administrative Vice-President, 4; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. PHILLIP THOMAS VOGEL Henderson, Ky.; Electrical Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Triangle Club, 1,2,3. DALE CHARLES WALKER Canton, O; Mechanical Engineering; Newman Club, 3,4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4. JAMES ALLEN WAGNER Warner Robins, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of Aeronautical Science, Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. JAMES ELMER WAGONER Mount Airy, N. 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DAVIS CARSWELL WEATHERLY Braselton, Ga.; Inlustrial Management; Triangle Club, 1,2; Baptist Student Union, 1; Baseball Team, 3,4. LUTHER VINCENT WEATHERS Daytona Beach, Fla.; Electrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Tou, Pledgemaster, 2, Vice-President, 3; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 3,4; Institute of Radio Engineers, 4; BLUE PRINT, 1. F. Cirahani Hilliams Co. Incorporated Established 1910 Beautiful and Permanent Building Materials 1690 Monroe Dnve, N. E. TR. 5-0043 Atlanta 9, Ga. FULTON SUPPLY COMPANY INDUSTRIAL TEXTILE CONTRACTORS Supplies and Machimry MU. 8-3400 Atlanta, Ga. ' Telephone TR 2-355J 1480 PEACHTREE ST., N.W. • ATLANTA, GEORGIA Drink and Eat Where The Peachtrees Meet i xeaX ' JUi Ke CK iUt tH ; CHWORILT SUITS THE SOUTH Question : Answer : Coastal ' s GOLD KEY PLAN .... The insurance program that guarantees a profit. 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WEISS Kansas City, Mo.; Industrial Design; Phi Epsilon Pi; Secre- tary, 3, President, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3; Bulldog Club, 3; Association of Industrial Design Students, 2,3,4; Georgia Tech Engineer, 2,3, Editor, 4; President ' s Advisory Com- mittee. JAMES ROY WELLS Crystal Springs, Miss.; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; Wesley Foundation, 1,2; American In- stitute of Industrial Engineers, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4. EARL AGNEW WELSH Atlanta, Go.; Ceramics; Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary, 3,4; Kappa Kappa Psi, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Georgia Tech Band; Librarian, 2,3,4; American Ceramic Society, Society of Exploration Geo- physists; BLUE PRINT, 1,2. RALPH GILVERT WELLS Glasgow, Ky.; Industrial Management; Phi Delta Theta. ALLAN O. WESLEY, JR. Atlanta, Ga.; Textile Management; Kappa Alpha Order, Rush Chairman, 3; Student Council, 3, Secretary, 4; Delta Kappa Phi, 3, Vice-President, 4; Ramblin ' Reck Club; Cap- tain, Army R.O.T.C. CHARLES HENRY WESTMORELAND Atlanta, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledge Master, Alumni Secretary; Pi Tau Sigma Fraternity, 4; Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers, 4; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1,2; Dean ' s List, 1. CHARLES BERNARD WHALEY Tampa, Flo.; Physics; Young Democrats of Georgia Tech, Se- cretary, Treasurer, 1. CHARLES JACKSON WHIDDEN Nashville, Ga.; Physics; American Institute of Electrical En- gineers, 2; Swimming Team, 2,3,4; Dean ' s List, 1. ROBERT JAY WHITAKER Waynesboro, Ga.; Chemical Engineering; Co-op Club, 2,3,4,5; Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. WILLIAM HARRY WHITE Atlanta, Ga.; Industrial Management; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sec- retary, 3; Alpha-Y-Phalcnx, 1,2; Triangle Club, 1,2,3; Ex- ecutive Roundtable, 2,3; Society for the Advancement of Management, 4; Technique Staff, 1; T-Book Staff, 2,3; Fresh- man Camp Staff, 2,3. DONALD S. WHITEHEAD Atlanta, Ga.; Electrical Engineering. HARRY CASSELS WHITEHEAD Atlanta, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Chi, Secretary, 2, Executive Committee, 3; Phi Kappa Phi, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4, President, 4; Phi Tau Sigma, 3,4, President, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, Secretary, 2; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, President, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3,4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3,4; Student Council, 4; Regimental Commander, Colonel, Army R.O.T.C; Track, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. JACQUELINE DALE WHITESIDES Jonesboro, Go.; Industrial Engineering; Society of Women En- gineers, 1,2,3,4; Women Students Association, 1,2,3; Gamma Psi, 1,2,3; Triangle Club, 1; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 1,2,3,4; T-Book, 1. EDDY NEAL WHITLEY Franklin, Ky.; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, 3; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; American Material Han- dling Society, 3,4, Vice-President, 4; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, 3,4; Baptista Student Union, 1,2; Dean ' s List, 1. ROBERT HOWARD WIGGINS Hopkinsville, Ky.; Industrial Management; Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chairman, 3; Alpha Kappa Psi; Pi Delta Epsilon; Stu- dent Council, 4, Treasurer, 4; Publication Board, 4; Alpho- Y-Phalonx, 3,4; Freshman Camp, 4; Toostmasters, 3,4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Advisory Cabi- net, 4; Judiciary Cabinet, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management, 3,4; BLUE PRINT, 1; Engineer, 2,3,4, Business Manager, 4; Ensign, N. R.O.T.C; Golf, 1. WILLIAM WALLACE WIGGINS Macon, Go.; Chemical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha. GAINES PRINCE WILBURN Charlotte, N. C; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi; Alpha Pi Mu, 3, President, 4; Circle K Club, 1; Alpha Phalanx, 1,2; American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM ARTHUR WILD Atlanta, Ga; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Co-op Club, 2; Society of Automotive Engineers, 1,2,3,4; Technique, 1. CHARLES E. WILLBANKS Lavonio, Ga,; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. FRED LANDIS WILLIAMS Atlanta, Ga.; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil En- gineers, 3,4; Alpha Phi Omega, 4; First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. JIMMY RONALD WILLIAMS Bowdon, Go.; Aeronautical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Circle K, 1,2,3,4; Tech Band, 3; BLUE PRINT Business Staff, 3; Major, Air Force R.O.T.C. JAMES DOUGHTY WILLIAMSON, III New Orleans, La.; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon; Pi Tau Sigma, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; Varsity Glee Club, 1,2,3, Publicity, 4; Pershing Rifles, 1,2, Executive Officer, 3; Distinguished Military Student, Major, Army R.O.T.C; Dean ' s List, 1. COLUMBUS WARREN WILLIS Moultrie, Go.; Electrical Engineering; Baptist Student Union, 1,2,3,4; Greater Council, 2; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 4; Student Counselor; Toostmasters, 4. 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WOODARD North Little Rock, Ark.; Civil Engineering; Tau Beta Pi, 3,4; Chi Epsilon, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; American Society of Civil Engineers, 2,3,4; American Society of Military Engi- neers, 3,4; Major, Army R.O.T.C, Regimental S-2; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3,4. JAMES HOYT WOODWARD, JR. Columbus, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering; Arnold Air Society, 3,4, Area Treasurer, 4; Sigma Gamma Tau, 3,4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences, 3,4; Colonel Air R.O.T.C, Wing Commander, 4; Distinguished Military Ca- det, 4; Air R.O.T.C. McQuire Medal, 4; Dean ' s List, 3,4. M. KENT WYMAN Schenectady, N. Y.; Industrial Management; Society of American Military Engineers, 3,4; Marketing Club, 3, 4; So- ciety for Advancement of Management, 3,4; First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. YOSHIO YAMAKI Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawaii; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2,3,4. 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