Tech High School - Tehisean Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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TEHISE' 2-31 The Presidential Election of 1921-22 THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION has come to be regarded as a regular part of the activities of Tech High. Inaugurated in 1920, it has come to be one of the most eagerly anticipated events of the scho- lastic year. Registration took place thru the first period leaders. Only boys who had paid all fees and were bona fide students were allowed to vote. The polls were placed in the various voting pre- cincts, just as in a municipal election. There was one supporter of each of the two candidates 011 duty at each ballot-box with a list of qualified voters, to prevent mistakes. Nominating conventions were called, just as is done by the two great political parties of the ' country. There was elected a chariman and nomi- F- C0LL1NSBIIfD nations were entertained. Only Seniors are eli- gible for president, and only Juniors for vice- president. Convention No. l nominated F. Collins Bird for president, and Vvadley Glenn for vice-president. Convention Number 2 nominated C, Nolen Richardson for president and George VV. Q Caruso j Hardin for vice-president. Notiiication exercises were held and campaign committees were appointed, as follows: For Bird and Glenn: For Richardson and Hardin: A. HAYDEN HoLLINGswoRTH, JR., R. IJOUGLAS BRADY, Manager, Manager, JACK W. PRICE, Asst. Managerg HARRY I.. O,BRIEN, J- R- EDMUNDSON, ALBERT J. WILL, A. E. BOLLING, JR., HERBERT E. BROOKS, HOWELL H- GWIN1 C. LEE CALHOUN, EDVl'ARD D. VVIIITE. EDGAR A. VVHITEMAN, RICHARD HUBBARD. I- I