PHI

Ludwig, L. T. McWhorter, H. S. Maxwell, J. C. George Brannon shows good form in a bowling match. Millikan, R. C. Mullen, J. J. Pape, E. H. Peters, J. E. Pratt, F. W. Seaborn, E. 0.

A member of the combo really "gives out" with his sax at a Phi Kap rush party, while a dancer lets her thoughts wander. Alpha Nu Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

G. BRANNON, JR. C. P. DICARLO R. F. EDWARDS J. A. MANN H. J. MARTIN L. McKEE W. R. SKINNER B. VASILAKOS J. L. WOMACK

Sheldon, R. A. Smith, Z. A. Stuckey, C. W. Swavely, C. E. Tolson, T. V. Toney, P. A. Trobaugh, J. L. Ullenberg, R. T. Wells, W. K. White, L. W. Wilburn, J. T. Williams, W. D,

A utilizes the symbol of an engineering school, the slide rule. Alpha Rho Chapter

Berger, C. F. Borom, W. R. Brown, L. A. Camp, J. S. Christensen, R. L. Clark, J. A. Cooper, M. S. Curtis, J. P. Danner, P. A. Durling, R. S. Elrod, T. J. Farmer, W. C. Hair, L. M. Hamilton, R. R. Hunder, R. L. Judd, D. K. Keenan, J. P. Kenady, T. D. Kleiman, C. E. Marks, C. D. Masilek, W. L. May, R. M. McConnell, J. D. McMillen, J. F. Muench, C. A. Murphy, C. A. Norris, T. P. Olivares, C.

Here is an example of the good natured ribbing received by members. PHI KAPPA TAU

PETE KEENAN, President

OFFICERS PETE KEENAN President TROY NORRIS Vice President JERRY CLARK Secretary BILL TEAGUE Treasurer

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED GUEST, J. MERRELL, M. ROZELLE, J. SHAMP, J. G. J. T. YOUNG,

Orr, J. N. Parker, H. W. Rabe, R. E. Rozelle, G. D. Schureck, E. L. Simmons, 0. W. Springer, D. H. Stover, J. D. Teague, W. T. Thornborough, D. L. Tipton, J. A. Way, D. L. Wells, R. A. Wescott, L. D. Westerfield, R. G. Williams, W. M. Willis, W. V. Worrill, J. R. Young, M E. Youngblood, J. S.

The Alpha Rho edition of Phi Kappa Tau went to press in 1929, and its popularity at Tech is still growing. Phi Kappa Tau seems headed for a spot on the national best seller list of social fraternities.... Chapter one of Alpha Rho tells of some very successful house dances and parties, capped off by the annual Formal in December, with Linda Barnes being chosen sweetheart. Later pages tell of great activity and industry by all the members. . . . The index lists Don Nordal, Wendell Williams, and Paul Danner in , Pete Keenan and Don Nordal in Briearean Society with the Societys president Wendell Williams, also a member of . Dave Way is an active worker on the Student Council. In the glossary we read that Phi Kappa Tau is a promising bunch, in any book.

A Phi Kappa Tau active and his very pretty, petite date take time out at a French party. Kappa Deuteron Chapter

Its always fair weather when good fellows get together. Adams, R. B. Ammons, R. B. Banchetti, J. J. Beaudrot, T. P. Becker, W. F. Benkovich, J. A. Blemker, R. Booth, B. L. Bradner, H. G. Caldwell, J. F. Carron, E. L. Chandler, R. L. Chriss, D. E. Cottle, D. L. Cos, W. R. Dallas, E. J.

OFFICERS

DON COTTLE President

MIKE TIERNEY Vice President

JIM MOORE Secretary

ED KOCHER Treasurer

Phi Sigs and Santa entertain kids. KAPPA

DON COTTLE, President

Evans, L. P. Fisher, G. F Fletcher, C. A. Fontana, C. E. Funk. B. H. Fuqua, Q. G. Gibson, T. F. Gibson, T. N. Gilbreath, E. W. Gilliam, W. R.

Established at Tech in 1923, Kappa Deuteron chapter of Phi has continued to grow until it is now one of the most prominent fraternities on the campus. . . . The social year was filled with house dances and parties, the big event being the Founders Day Formal at which the new Moon- light Girl was named.... In the past year Kappa Deuteron took first places in the "Old News Boys Drive" for cerebral palsy and I.F.C. sing. The Phi Sigs have also consistently finished among the leaders in intramural sports and other campus activities.

The Phi Sig Chapter Adviser, George Calvert, speaks.

Phi Sigma Kappas begin work on their dis- play as deadline time slowly approaches. Kappa Deuteron Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

J. L. CARROLL S. PERRY D. S. CHERPAK G. D. PHILLIPS J. L. DASCANIO R. C. PROVOST J. L. DAVIS B. J. M. RUIZ R. M. EDELMAN D. j. RYAN I. L. GULSBY H. A. SACK R. G. HATCHER D. E. SAIRE R. F. HENKEL j. W. SILBERT J. M. HORNE F. 0. WAHLSTROM W. A. KELLY G. R. WILMOT

Girard, E. H. Goad, F. A. Gorman, J, D. Hamon, B. L. Higginbotham, J. D. Howell, K. F. Hughes, T. J. Hughey, D. R. Huttenmeyer, L. C. Kapp, W. K. Kelly, B. R. Kocher, E. C.

Chapter President Donald L. Cottle, who led a successful Guys and gals, guests of fraternity, year for Phi Sigma Kappa, speaks at a fraternity banquet. enjoy dancing and fellowship at a Rush Week party. PHI SIGMA KAPPA

Lindsay, E. D. Lueders, R. J. Mayo, N. H. McDonald, W. D. Mercer, M. C. Morre, J. T. Nesbit, M. H. Nichol, H. G. Ohrtman, D. A. Poston, C. A. Rinell, J. E. Roberts, R. R. Robinson, R. G. Rollins, G. R. Seich, J. R. Service, J. H. Shipman, T. L. Spence, H. L. Stallings, J. R. Starrett, R. B. Stephens, R. A. Thurman, H. T. Tierney, M. W. Turner, M. A. Walker, J. R. Wells, L. T. Wilder, W. B. Wilson, H. K.

A quartet of Phi Sigma Kappa steals the spotlight.

FRANK MARTIN, President

Adams, J. V. Beggerow, C. W. Bird, J. L. Bogan, C. R. Burdick, R. C Clarke, R. A. Cobb, T. H. Conley, W. J. Copeland, W. R. DAmico, J.

The outstanding event of the year for the Pikes was the an- nual Black and White Dance, where the Dream Girl of Alpha Delta chapter was crowned. The Fall was highlighted by some very successful rushing and a unique possum hunt." ... Bring- ing glory to the name of Alpha Delta were first place winners Jack McFarland in the cross country meet and Albert Gandy in the U.M.O.C. contest. . . . Some of the notables included Circle "K" Club president Robert Smith; Charles Beggerow, Keramos; Van Hudson, ; Albert Gandy, . Fred Osborne was Sophomore class president and Bill Howie was on the Student Council.... Jesse Howell was man- ager and coach of the frosh cross country team, with Oscar Zeller holding a spot on the crew of the varsity.. . . The Pikes could be well satisfied if every year could be as successful as 1955-56.

Jubilant expressions and firm handshakes of congratu- lations portray the true spirit felt on Pledge Sunday.

The Pikes had their share of hay rides, formals, and assorted costume parties. Alpha Delta Chapter

Dykstra, W. F. Gandy, A. F. Greene, R. W. Hamblen, R. Harrell, W. H. Harris, C. T. Hemphill, J. C. Holcomb, J. R. Holding, W. L Hollingsworth, W. F. Howard, J. L. Howell, J. S. Howie, W. H. Hudson, C. I. Hunter, T. C. Jackson, K. M. Jennings, W. M. Johnson, E. H. Kauffman, F. F. Laney, P. E. Lanier, J. N. Lewis, E. L. Lindsay, J. C. MacDonald, R. N. Martin, F. P. Matson, W. R. McFarland, J. C. Michael, J. B.

OFFICERS FRANK MARTIN President ALBERT F. GANDY Vice President KENNETH VICKERY Treasurer CECIL HUDSON, JR. Secretary

A hearty crew in bedraggled attire pose soberly at a PiKA costume party. PI KAPPA ALPHA

The Ugliest Man displays his winning form in helping Pi Kappa Alpha take the coveted UMOC trophy.

Miller, M. A. Moore, W. T. ONeal, E. A. Osborne, F. J. Passmore, H. Pike, R. W. Pike, R. D. Pruitt, F. S. Sapp, J. C. Schaff, M. C. Smith, M. R. Space, C. C.

The engineering wizardy in this variegated wreck has obliterated identification of its make, but it does work. Alpha Delta Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

ALEXANDER, J. A. BACHELDER, C. P. BRADBURNE, J. C. CHILDS, J. W. CROWNOVER, R. M. DAUGHERTY, R. L. DAVIS, N. P. DELAFOSSEE, R. E. GARRISON, P. J. GODFREY, S. GRIZZELL, N. E. HARRIS, D. A. HENDRY, A. W. HILL, K. W. HOOVER, R. D. HOWARD, N. HUNNICUT, G. H. JAMES, C. M. KING, E. KING, J. B. KRAFT, J. H. LANE, J. D. MALOOF, N. L. MATTHEWS, W. C. MCWATERS, J. R. PILKINGTON, G. B. RALSTON, F. E. SALTER, F.. T. SALTER, R. E. SMITH, R. P. SMITH, R. W. THOMFSON, W. W. TUCKER, H. L. WHEELER, W. WOODBERY, J. P. Spivey, D. W. Stewart, W. J. Swany, G. R. Sweet, C. T. Thomas, D. ZELLNER, T. D. Thompson, R. Trent, E. B. Vickery, W. K. Vrooman, P. E. Warren, J. P. Witt, A. J. Woodham, E. J. Woodward, D. L. Wurdram, E. C. Zeller, O.

The Pikes put on a blackface skit for the entertainment of the rushees in the fall. Iota Chapter

OFFICERS RONALD LANZILOTTA President JOHN TERAMO Secretary

ROBERT CARRI Treasurer

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

BENNETT, F. P. CAFASSO, A. COMBS, M. EATON, G. HARRISON, P. IRVIN, j. MURRAY, J. PATTON, R. RANGEL, R. REPA, E.

Bittle, R. Burbank, W. Butler, A. Carri, R. Cassetti, M Chevalier, S. DAlessio, A. Deats, P. Dewhurst, W. Fourqurean, M. Guggloz, A. Hoover, D. Howell, G. W. Jenkins, R. Lanzilotta, R. Lowndes, T. McNair, D. Newberry, J. Nocella, .1. Peters, B.

Everyone is in great style for a roaring twenties party at the house. PI KAPPA PHI

RONALD LANZILOTTA, President

Rhodes, F. Rudder, C. Safford, J. Seay, M. Siggelkow, R. Smith, L. Tasber, J. Teramo, J. Tierney, J. VanDerHorn, R.

Iota Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi, which dates its existence from 1913, has always participated in all school activities, bal- ancing scholastic with social interest. . . . Among the social events traditional with the Pi Kaps are the Founders Day Celebration in December, attended by members of all three Atlanta chap- ters, and the annual Spring Rose Ball, at which the "Rose of Pi Kappa Phi" is presented.... This year Bob Dewhurst took first place in the Freshman Cake Race, and Bob Patton was a regular in varsity baseball. John Teramo is secretary of , Hugo Peters is in Delta Kappa Phi, and Pete Harrison made Phi Eta Sigma. . .. With the goal of a new fraternity house in the near future and with a commendable 1955-56 pledge class, Iota of Pi Kappa Phi continues its steady, but conservative growth.

Intense concentration is visible in a Pi Kap party game

The bartender is beating a celebrants time at a bar that lends atmosphere to a party. SIGMA ALPHA EPSIL

BILL DUNLAP, President

Allen, B. Allen, J. Ansley, E. Bailey, R. C. Barry, A. P. Beadles, C. V. Bond, J. Bortell, E. Bowen, H. Bowen, R. Bridges, J. Brown, W. H.

Sigma , the nations largest social fraternity, in 1956 celebrated the Centennial of its founding, and Georgia Phi Chapter noted sixty-six years at Tech.... Under the capa- blleadershipe of president Bill Dunlap, the men of Georgia Phi got a fine start this year with some very successful rushing. In the intramural competition they early copped the volley- ball title and a close second in swimming. . . . Seen carrying the purple and gold about the hill were George Harris, Student Council president and ODK; Bill Dunlap, ANAK; Benny Rouse, Bulldog Club prexy; John Rouark, Joe Walker, Kell Williams, and John Pringle all made Tau Beta Pi and Phi Kappa Phi. . . . Varsity men were Bill Fulcher, football; Earle Bortell, tennis; and Ed Green, Dick Gillem, and Ted Cook made track. . . . The social season was highlighted with the pinning of Georgia Phis first sweetheart, Miss Kay Branch of Atlanta, at the Violet Ball held in November.

This candid photo shows a variety of interest con- cerning the subject of romance at an outdoor party.

A sedate trio of southern gentlemen at leisure sit conversing under their banner. ON Georgia Phi Chapter

Bynum, J. Clark, 0. Clarke, J. R. Cook, J. C. Cook, T. Cox, J. N. Creson, R. Davenport, T. Davis, M. A. Davison, J. Dilts, J. Dorn, P. Dunlap, J. Dyke, J. Eden, R. Ellis, P. English, B. Evans, C. Fleming, S. Fugitt, 8. Fulcher, S. Garrett, J. M. Gillem, D. Glenn, J. Goldsmith, J. Graham, D Graham, D. Green, E. Greer, L. Griffin, S. Hamilton, C. Hardy, H. Harrell, 0. Harris, B. Harris, B. Hawkinson, T.

OFFICERS

DUNI.AP President

KELL WILLIAMS Vice President

GEORGE HARRIS Secretary

JOHN ROURK Treasurer

A dukes mixture replaces the radiator of SAEs unique prone steering wreck.

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

ALLEN, J. B. MARKLEY, J. R. BELLINGRATH, B. MATOS, P. BRANNAN, J. T. MEHAFFEY, M. BURNETTE, D. PARKER, A. N. CARMICHAEL, R. L. PARRAMORE, H. W. COXE, W. PERKINS, J. DARDEN, E. PRINGLE, J. FLEMING, R. ROANS, P. FULCHER, B. ROUSE, B. HENDON, C. SHAVE, T. HENDON, F. HERBERT, C. SIMONS, L. HULL, B. SINGLETON, T. JENKINS, H. N. TAYLOR, C. J. JONES, E. S. VENTULETT, T. KEITH, J. WOLFE, T. LIDE B. WRIGHT, T. L. Hayes, F. Hill, R. G. Hollis, C. H. Illges, A. Jennings, T. Johnson, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, G. Jones, E. Laird, C. Ledbetter, B. Lindsey, L. Logue, D. Lott, S. Margeson, J. Markwalter, E.

A mural depicting a typical view of the fans during a Tech football game is part of the SAE homecoming decorations. Georgia Phi Chapter

McCrary, B McGaughey, W. Merry, K. Moser, B. Mullin, A. S. Newton, H. Oldham, J. H. Phillips, D. Rather, D. Rich, R. L. Ripley, T. Roberts, T. M. Rourk, J. Scott, C. Slaughter, S. Smith, W. E Smith, T. G. Stanley, M. Stewart, J. Stockman, H. Taylor, R. J. Terrell, C. Thomason, J. Thompson, B. Tomlinson, E. Tye, L. Wainer, D. Walker, J. S. Wannamaker, T. M. West, A. White, C. White, S. Wiggin, C. Williams, K. Williams, P. Worm, J. E.

The card players will have a hard time winning at an SAE Ole Hambone goes into action in quantity if not gambling party because the dealer looks like a real shark. quality at the Fritz Ore fall quarter rush party. Beta Psi Chapter

Adams, W. Anderson, D. Armstrong, D. Austin, R. Bailey, W. Baldwin, D. Barnhardt, R. Barnhardt, J. Barron, C. Bartlett, H. Bates, H. Beall, L. Bergert, F. Bland, W. Boggs, B. Bower, J. Bransford, T. Brim, J. Brim, T. Brinkley, R. Brookes, D. Brown, B. Brown, D. Browne, R. Burroughs, F. Cartledge, N. Chandler, D. Collier, R. Cook, Cowan, E. Cremeans, C. Davis, T. Day, T. Dryden, A. Dubard, J. Ecker, A.

OFFICERS BEAMON MARTIN President SAMMY VAN LEER Vice President JACK WRIGHT Secretary BILL LIVINGSTON Treasurer

Top honors in the Reck Parade are captured by s wreck. SIGMA CHI

BEAMON MARTIN, President

Edwards, J. Flowers, S. Foster, D. Fox, I. Frank, P. Gambill, R. Gamblin, C. Gantt, R. Gilmer, T. Grey, E. Grimes, G. Gudger, F.

Heralding a banner year in campus activities, the Sigs were first in the Cake Race and cross-country meet, second in bowling, and retirement of the 'Reck Parade trophy. Also taken were league seconds in football and basketball and a respectable third in scholarships. . . . Campus wheels seen wearing the White Cross include Cracker Barron, ANAK; Sammy Van Leer, ANAK, Student Council veep; Woody Bartlett, O.D.K. president, Blue Print editor, ANAK vice-president; Slater Marshall, president Ramblin' Reck Club; Dick Lenholt was a standout in varsity basketball and in football were Allen Ecker, Frank Christy, Stan Flowers, Ken Thrash, Carl Vereen. . . . Congratulations to house mother Mrs. Carrie Hoffman for a job well done; also to the mothers' club for all their fine help.... Social events included a house party and numerous outings and house dances, all highlighted by the Sweetheart Ball and pinning of the Sweetheart, Miss Nancy Holland. . . . This year, as ever, Sigma Chi continues its fine record of being one of the outstanding fraternities at Tech.

The Sigs winning efforts cop the cross country race.

Three Sigs and their pretty dates display smiles that match the occasion at their big fall formal. Beta Psi Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED BECKER, C. CHRISTY, F. COLLIGS, J. COLLINGS, J. COOLEY, J. CORDLE, C. GRIFFIN, R. HOWARD, M. INFANTE, J. JONES, W. JOHNSON, T. I. LEE, R. MEYER, D. PATTERSON, R. ROSE, J. SHUTT, J. WRIGHT, J.

Hall, D. Heisel, J. Heisel, R. Heisel, W. Hester, J. Hightower, H. Hill, G. Hunt, J. Hutchison, J. Jimmerson, D. Jones, E. Keith, G. Kelley, D. King, B. Lamar, R. Lansing, P. Lee, W. Leeper, M. Lenholt, R. Leslie, W. Lewis, T. Livingston, W. Longino, L. Lupo, E. Lyons, W. Malone, N. Marshall, S. Martin, B. McGuffee, J. McKenzie, J. McTier, R. Moore, J. Morris, S. Munroe, C. Nichols, A.

Sweetheart, Nancy Holland, and her court with their escorts pose for formal pictures at Sigma Chis annual Sweetheart Ball. SIGMA CHI

Parker, P. Perkins, W. Perrin, V. Perryman, J. Pervis, A. B. Roberts, H. Rowland, G. Ruark, R. Rushin, R. Sale, O. SavelI, W. Sears, P. Sewell, G. Sherwood, R. Sibley, W. Sistrunk, D. Smith, F. Smith, M. Smith, T. Spano, B. Stafford, P. Strickland, W. Summers, C. Sutton, R. Swanson, C. Talley, W. Taylor, T. Teasley, H. Thrash, K. Tolbert, R. Touchton, C. Travis, W. Trout, J. Umstead, T. Valentine, M. Vanlandingham, W. Van Leer, S. Vereen, C. Weldon, J. Wells, H. White, G. White, J. Williams, J. Wirtz, T. Wolff, R.

The ideas of the Sigs are formulated and a unique homecoming display takes shape.

DON WILSON, President

Aikman, C. D. Acuff, R. L. Allen, R. W. Altman, J. L. Baird, L. R. Bishop, E. A. Blondheim, C. A. Bohannon, R. R. Brigham, C. W. Burdison, W. B.

The first chapter of Sigma Nu was founded at the Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Gamma Alpha Chapter was founded at Tech in 1896 and has functioned as an integral part of the school ever since. ... A fine rush season got things started this year with four very successful parties.... The volleyball team won their way up to the finals of intramural competition. . . . The second story addition to the house was finished. . . . Saint Nick paid an early surprise visit to some Atlanta orphans who were special guests at the Christmas party.... The White Rose Formal and the house party were enjoyed by all during the Winter and Spring quarters, respectively, as well as numer- ous other house dances and parties. The Sigma Nus end an- other fine year on the campus with bigger and better things in store for the future.

The second story, needed to house members of the ever-growing Fowler St. fraternity, nears completion.

Santa Claus and the Sigma Nus entertain grateful children at the Christmas party. Gamma Alpha Chapter

Burkhalter, S. B. Chapin, J. H. Cochran, J. M. Cooper, W. T. Drake, L. N. DuPree, G. C. Edenfield, J. C. Ellerbee, A. W. Flood, P. M. Ford, J. L. Ford, J. S. Fortson, C. M. Franklin, B. E. Gill, N. W. Gregg, R. D. Griffin, T. A. Harris, R. V. Harrison, M. N. Hinton, D. E. Howie, W. W. Hughes, F. W. Hutchison, P. T. James, P. L. Jervis, J. S. Johannes, R. K. Jones, B. C. Jordan, F. 0. LaForge, C. A.

OFFICERS

DONALD WILSON President WILLIAM MEEKER . . . Vice-President ROBERT MCCAMMON . . . Secretary JAMES ALTMAN Treasurer

This smiling crew finds a happy, safe haven at the shipwreck party. SIGMA NU

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

AVERETT, E. H. BERMAN, F. E. BOWERS, W. L. BRADY, C. W. CHEATHAM, A. F. GOLDEN, J. P. GORE, 0. R. GRANT, K. M. HALL, J. 0. HARDEN, W. N. HARRISON, W. L. HARWOOD, J. E. HUDLOW, C. C. LOWRANCE, L. H. LOWREY, J. A. MEADOW, T. B. RICHARDSON, A. P. SPENGLER, T. T. STILL, J. E. SUTHERLAND, C. C. WILKES, G. H. WILLIAMS, R. L.

Latimer, R. T. Lawson, J. P. Long, J. A. Massee, J. S. Martin, R. M. McAlister, R. M. McCammon, H. R. McLemore, H. N. Meeker, W. A. Middleton. J. H. Middleton, W. A. Moore, R. G. Mott, M. R. OConnor, J. A. Payne, L. S.

Threes a crowd? That doesnt seem to be quite the actual situation at this-here Sigma Nu social gathering. Gamma Alpha Chapter

Peacock, J. W. Priest, R. E. Redfern, C. W. Rodgers, E. G. Schemmel, L. B. Sealey, J. E. Seaton, W. W. Sellars, D. W. Sheppard, W. D. Spragins, G. L. Stith, H. H. Therrell, R. C. Thompson, J. R. Thompson, W. M. Waite, C. F. Walker, J. E. Wheeler, S. F. White, R. S. Wilson, D. H. Wurz, J. A. York, G. P.

The cannibal king eyes his object. Dont worry honey; he wont eat you. Georgia Alpha Chapter

The Sig-Ep swimming team begins a celebration of its Abel, A. B. Albury, G. M. Allen, W. D. Anderson, W. K. Baader, R. J. Baldwin, J. Blattner, R. W. Bond, J. E. well earned third place decision in the intramural meet. Boone, B. L. Burrell, F. W. Carmichael, D. B. Cossitt, R. E. Coward, C. R. Crabb, M. Croskeys, H. G. Erickson, G. F.

OFFICERS PETER TATRO President BOB GOULD Vice-President FRANK SHARBROUGH Secretary HARRY TAYLOR Treasurer

The reward for getting pinned is a thorough "tubbing" in the nearest lake. EPSILON

PETE TATRO, President

Gilbertson, R. G. Giroir, H. J. Gould, R. S. Gutermuth, J. Hall, J. A. Haning, R. Harrison, E. E. Harrod, E. E. Hemsley, D. Hendershot, F

The boys of the Golden Heart got off to a roaring start this year with a complete face-lifting fo the living room. A large pledge class started the ball rolling and from there on the Fifth and Fowler boys took third in Homecoming and third in U.M.O.C., all topped off by the selection of their nominee, Miss Juanita Andrews, as Homecoming Queen. The Sig-Eps also took third in campus scholarship and earned a trophy for the job done by them on Old Newsboys Day. . . . Jack Pruitt made Anak and was elected president of Pi Tau Sigma. Pete Tatro was in Koseme Society, and Bill Allen joined the Bulldog Club.. .. The boys will long remember the houseparty, Christ- mas party, the trip to Tennessee, rush parties, and all the fine house dances and patio dances. Crowning event of the year was the annual Golden Hearts Ball.

The Sweetheart models a garter presented to her by her Sig-Ep date at the big annual Spring formal

Neatly decked out in their coats and ties, an ambitious new crew takes over for a new year Georgia Al pha Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTU RED

BEACHAM, T. C. COLE, C. P. GARVIN, B. HENDRIX, D. KARNES, C. D. LEPORE, LITTLE, R. PEAGLER, J. M. PIERCE, J. C. POWERS, J. REEVES, J. B. REINSCHMIDT, B. SCHEID, C. SHARBROUGH, F. W. SIMONDS, F. M.

Hillman, D. Holt, R. G. Huether, C. W lborg, G. Kartzmark, R. King, R. M. Kirk, L. Klein, G. Klinedinst, C. P. Lanier. J. A. Martin, J. McCaughey, J. W. Mestre, R. W. Mitchell, J. 0. Montgomery, J. C.

Everyone gets into the act and things start jumping with the "bunny hop" at the annual "spring formal." SIGMA PHI EPSILON

Moore, G. C. Moulton, D. Murphy, J. T. Newson, E. L. Norton, R. Nosal, B. Pruitt, J. E. Ray, D. L. Schill, T. Simon, A. Smith, G. C Sorton, M. Stastny, T. G. Tatro, P. R. Taylor, E. Taylor, H. A. Thatcher, W. A. Thomas, D. R. Thwaites, J. Uhler, R. Williams, B. F.

It may not be a Thunderbird, but never-the- less it is a Ford; the Sig-Eps proudly possess it.

HUGH SHULOCK, President

Wien, B. Cohen, N. Cook, D. Drourr, S. Edelman, M. Gold, D. Green, M. Greenlinger, M. Hirsch, H. Kaminsky, R

With Hugh Shulock at the helm and First Mate Herb Paul standing by, the boys of Tau Epsilon Phi set sail for another successful year at Tech.. . . A joint party with the SPEs in the fall and the Georgia State TEP conclave in the winter both came off in high style. A perennial favorite with all was the Pledge-Brother Brawl and Dance. Highlighting a most suc- cessful spring quarter was the chapters big Sweetheart Formal, at which Sweetheart Helen Brody was crowned. . . . Several stag parties stood out among the social events.... Seen around the house are Henry Hirsch, new Hillel Foundation president; Hugh Shulock of Phi Psi; Herb Paul, Bulldog Club; and Bernie Kroll, I.F.C. Trial Board.... Again this year the "TEPs are TOPS."

These dates show their happiness at a formal.

At the airport, a cordial welcome is given to an actives pretty date for Homecoming. Phi Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

I. BERNS J. BRAVERMAN D. BROF J. GREEN H. SCHULOK B. TANNENBAUM B. THOMAS

Klein, L. Kravitz, R. Kroll, B. Lampert, L. Paul, H. Pfeffer, S. Pincus, B. Scherl, M. Schiavone, G. Schoolsky, S. Schwartz, M. Sorenco, L Slippen, S. Tillinger, A. Weinstein, B. Welsher, D.

OFFICERS

HUGH SHULOCK President GENE STOLZ Vice President DICK BROF Secretary SAM SCHOOLSKY Treasurer

Lingering guests gab sociably on the sidewalk after a successful rush party.

CARL BLIEM, Presideni

OFFICERS

CARL BLIEM President FRANK RUST Vice-President MACK FLOYD Secretary NEAL SUMRAI.L Treasurer

Allen, J. C. Allen, R. R. Anderson, J. R. Bateman, W. C. Berman, S. E. Brown, R. S. Buck, R. W. Burch, B. Cadle, W. R. Currey, .1. H. Dimon, J. T. Edwards, 8. D. Elrod, R. W. Fausold, M. Field, S. E. Floyd, C. M. Graviano, R. Gray, D. Hall, G. M. Hill, B. Y. Kendrick, R. Laird, D. F. Lassetter, L. Lewis, J. E.

With us only the comparatively short time of seven years, the Tekes have succeeded in making them- selves known on the campus. They are active in all phases of college life and have representatives in nearly all cam- pus organizations and many honoraries. . . . Carl Bliem is in Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, A.S.M.E.; Richard OBryant is in Tau Beta Pi and Eta , Bob Buck and John Vernon are members Of Phi Eta Sigma. . . . Francis Rust is prexy of the Spiked Shoe Club and a regular on the track team, while George Hall lists Sigma Delta Psi. TKE plays a strong emphasis on scholarship by actives and pledges. . . . In Intramurals the Tekes took second place in their basketball league. Never inactive socially, the Tekes have numerous house dances and parties and a Founders Day Weekend. Cli- max of the social season came with the annual Red Car- nation Formal, where Shelby Rayder was crowned sweetheart.

A dummy Tech freshman gives a famous Tech yell as a Blue Devil gives a morbid look from a caldron guarded by Yellow Jackets. Beta Pi Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED CARDOSO, A. E. CARDOT, W. GOTSCH, R. MAYER, J. J. PLAMBECK, K. WILINSKY, E. A. WISE, H.

Luitich, B. Mangham, A. Maxwell, T. Merrell, W. R. Miller, R. Mitchell, R. Murphey. T. OBryant, R. Olsen, M. C. Penfield, J. Peth, J. E. Pitman, P. P. Post, C. Rabern, T. J. Reed, W. A. Rogers, W. H. Rust, F. G. Scarpetta, R. Snavely, M. C. Stubbs, J. Sumrall, N. B. Tidwell, B. F. Vernon, 1. M. Watson, J. S. Weber, G. Wilkie, C. E. Williams, H. Wills, J.

The Tekes prepare to fire up a wreck which has some of the latest automotive innovations. Alpha Nu Chapter

Allen, R. W. Arnette, A. W. Ashton, J. Batch, J. M. Bell, R. M. Belote, R. F. Boswell, M. R. Bowling, H. T. Branham, C. E. Britting, K. Brown, W. H. Buchan, C. R. Cashin, J. E. Cattaneo, J. C. Cheesborough, F. W. Coats, B. W. Craddock, G. Crawford, F. W. Crawford, L. Cromer, J. M. Dasher, D. F. Edwards, R. L. Etheridge, F. Evans, R. E. Fair, R. V. Pincher, J. W. Feuntes, R. W. Greenacre, G. R

OFFICERS

BOB PARROTT President TOM RUPLE Vice-President FRANCIS JOYNER Secretary GEORGE MELTON Treasurer

Rushees get warm handshakes from each active amid the merriment of pledging.

BOB PARROTT, President

Gunter, C. W. Heck, J. Henderson, H. V. Hiddleston, E. W, Holt, R. C. Horn, L. Howard, R. H. James, B. E. Joyner, F. M. Kohthese, C. E.

Theta Chi Fraternity was founded at Norwich University in 1856. In its one hundred years of progress it has added 114 chapters to its rolls, thus entitling it to the oldest and largest social fraternity with an unbroken chapter roll. . . . Alpha Nu Chapter was chartered at Georgia Tech in 1923. Since its inception it has risen to a position of prominence as a spirited and progressive fraternity in campus activities and boasts many student leaders in all phases of campus life. .. . Theta Chi encourages a broad and well rounded college education for its members. Under the fraternitys ideals of scholar- ship and brotherhood, Theta Chi men are united in the spirit of high moral attainment, individual accomplishment, and participation in school activities. . . . Theta Chis well balanced social calendar is always full. In the Fall are the post-football game parties augmented by the Christmas party. In the Winter quarter the social spotlight shifts to the crowning of the "Dream Girl of Theta Chi" at the Carnation Ball. Big event of the Spring is the house party.

Theta Chi men get "up in the air" over their reck.

A Theta Chi active grabs a little extra "sack time" between rush week activities. Alpha Nu Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED BAUER, P. BENZEL, J. F. CLARKE, C. R. GUNTER, J. W. HOLBERT, J. L. MELTON, G. H. Nom, A. F. PRICE, J. P. WALLACE, J. D.

Lebkuecher, R. P. Lebl, D. Leppert, A. M. Loard, H. W. Mahal, R. R. Mau, E. H. May, J. T. McCallum, R. G. McDowell, G. M. Mills, R. M. Murphy, L. T. Nicodemus, J. V. Osmer, J. Parrish, G. Parrott, R. C. Pasyanos, E. N.

The completely relaxed atmosphere of a lazy smoker at Theta Chi has everyone watching television with mixed interests. THETA CHI

Perry, J. L. Powell, H. B. Pressley, R. F. Ranew, R. C. Reeves, R. P. Remson, J. G. Ruple, M. T. Sanford, B. W. Saravo, J. V. Schmidt, J. R. Schnepfe, R. W. Siess, A. A. Sippel, J. E. Strickland, H. A. Strickland, J. B. Sundy, R. J. Surrency, J. R. Swank, R. R. Talentino, J. Tanner, R. F. Tussey, J. L. Whatley, T. G. Whitehead, H. Williams, M. Wray, J. D. Youmans, B. M. Youngblood, G. Zeller, E.

A couple of Tech cowboys provided the kind of entertainment at a rush party that helped bring an influx of new pledges.

PERCY SMITH, President

Amrhein, A. G. Barinas, B. G. Baugnon, W. F. Bedell, J. C. Bolden, R. L. Bowman, W. 0. Brand, A. L. Canty, C. L. Connor, M. A. Cremin, J. W. Crow, T. G. Dauphin, V. M.

Starting off the year with a large pledge class, the Xis OFFICERS quickly put their new power to work. Brothers and pledges PERCY SMITH working together produced a terrific homecoming display which President easily copped first place in the close competition. Still on the go, WILLIAM FISHER they moved on to take a second place in their volleyball league. Vice President ... Theta Xi puts especial emphasis on scholarship and is proud WILLIAM DRIESSLEIN of its accomplishments in this field. . . . Bill Fisher is in Tau Secretary Beta Pi and Phi Lambda Upsilon, while Guy Morris and Glenn

WILLIAM LEE Falcon made Phi Eta Sigma. . . . The social calendar was filled Treasurer with dances, parties and outings, the crowning event of all being the big Sweetheart Dance during the Winter quarter.

The catcher waits in vain for the ball as a Theta Xi player blasts an pitch during an intramural game. Beta Alpha Chapter

MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

COURSEY, J. R. T. G. FARILL, GLANNELLA, H. J. IPPOLITO, A. J. KOLLER, W. W. McGILL, W. H. WEEKLEY, O. J. WHEELER, H. M.

Davis, M. A. Driesslein, W. G Falcon, G. D. Fisher, W. J. Freck, C. A. Gowing, C. J. Greene, R. E. Jones, C. E. Kennedy, J. F. Lattal, G. L. Lee, W. E. Lu, H. H. Mallard, M. A. Mangan, T. H. Marr, M. J. McCranie, C. R. McLain, D. K. Morris, G. V. Murrah, 8. W. Parr, R. L. Pitts, L. L. Richards, A. R. Saucer, D. C. Smith, P. L. Soranno, V. V. Tatman, D. R. Turner, T. R. Wallace, T. S.

Many hands hold a newly pinned active who is going to be "tubbed."

Gamma Eta Chapter

This year Chapter celebrated its first birthday as the only sorority on the Tech campus scene. Since their chartering, the girls have taken an active interest in school activities, even managing an entry in the Reck Parade.... Another project, Alpha Xi Delta National Philanthropy, this year took the form of a library donated to Battey General Hospital at Rome, Georgia. Also Alpha Xi Deltas are rep- resented in the Tech band, Air Force R.O.T.C., and various honorary and professional societies. . . . The Chapter started the social calendar on the upswing with a party for the Freshman girls. Other parties SHIRLEY CLEMENTS, President filled out the year. This year rushing was deferred until the winter quarter. . . . With the close of a second successful year, the girls of Alpha Xi Delta are looking forward to a future of even bigger and better things.

OFFICERS

SHIRLEY CLEMENTS President

ELIZABETH HERNDON Vice President

DIANE MICHEL Secretary

SYLVIA KLINGER Treasurer

Clements, S. Herndon, E. Klinger, S. McCormick, K. Michel, B. Thomas, T.

The co-eds have to use the slide rule and spend many long hours studying too. Shirley Clements crams late. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED ARTHUR, W. CAIN, R. J. CHRISTOPHER, H. CRADDOCK, C. CULPEPPER, R. M. HAMMIL, J. J. HURST, A. JONES, D. J. LONG, L. MAGOULAS, N. MOORE, A. MOORE, R. C. OGBURN, L. REBANE, H. THARPE, E. J. WADE, B.

Arthur, W. Cain, R. Christopher, H. Craddock, C. Culpepper, R. Jones, D. Long, L. Moore, A. Moore, R. Ogburn, L. Tharpe, E. Wade, B.

The letters I.S.O. stand for Independent Student OFFICERS Organization. The I.S.O. at Georgia Tech is a member HENN REBANE President organization of the National Independent Student Asso- ADAIR MOORE Vice President HENRY CHRISTOPHER Secretary ciation. This group was formed on the campus in the LESTER LONG Treasurer early part of 1948. It is an inexpensive organization that sponsors social activities and enters in nearly all intra- mural sports, open to everyone who is not a member of any social fraternity. This organization is devoted to helping its members to become well rounded in their life. college HENN REBANE, President

INDEPENDENT STUDENTS ORGANIZATION Fraternity Life Is Fun