Kyser's Orchestra Engaged for Saturday

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VOL. XXVI THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1936 No. 12 SHEP FIELDS AND KAY KYSER TO PLAY AT MID-TERM DANCES Grid Schedule Jackets, Bruins Fields' "Rippling Rhythm" Band Will For Next Year InPostSeason Is Announced Play for Thursday and Friday Dances; Contest Seven home games will be included Kyser's Orchestra Engaged for Saturday on the 1937 football schedule of the Tornado Scrimmage Begins THE MAESTROS Yellow Jackets, it was revealed today Three Night Dances, Preparation for Grid by Coach Alex. Mercer will replace Two Tea Dances Came. Sewanee in the second game of the season, and with this exception the Scheduled The California Golden Bears are teams engaged will be the same as this scheduled to arrive in Atlanta on De year. The only out-of-town games The Georgia Tech Interfratrnity cember 24th for the post-season game will be with Alabama; at Birmingham, Council announced today that Kay uith the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Florida at Gainesville, and California Kyser and Shep Fields with their two it Grant Field on the day after Christ- at Berkeley on Christmas day. great orchestras will play for the mid nas, December 26th. Tech will be forced to put forth all her term dances on February 4, 5 and 6. Coach Alex has been preparing the strength for a series of four hard Fields will play for the night dances Tellow Jackets for the event with games, two of them with Southeastern on Thursday and Friday and for the kavy scrimmages this week, and Conference contenders. Thursday tea-dance. Kyser will play plans to have light practice for the While only tentative plans are being for both the tea-dance and night "emaining time. made for the 1938 schedule, Tech is dance on Saturday. Charlie Preston, who can play cen assured of a contest with the powerful The securing of two top-notch or Notre Dame eleven. ter, guard, or tackle equally success- chestras for the mid-term is an inno The complete 1937 schedule is: iilly, was confined to bed the early vation at Tech. President Henry October 6—Mercer, Atlanta. >art of this week with la grippe. It Swift of the Interfraternity Council October 13—Kentucky, Lexington. s expected that he will play against stated that it was done in an effort to October 20—Duke, Atlanta. he Golden Bears but will not be in please all the students, to add variety October 27—Auburn, Atlanta. he best of condition due to his illness. to the dances, and to make the mid November 6—Vanderbilt, Atlanta. Phil Chance is definitely out of the terms of this year the greatest ever November 13—Clemson, Atlanta. ;ame because of a knee injury re- given at Georgia Tech. eived in the Florida game several November 20—Alabama, Birming KAY KYSER Both orchestras are nationally fa >eeks ago. ham, ffl Courtesy Atlanta Georgian mous and well known to Tech students Captain FitzSimons has also been November 27—Florida, Gainesville. through radio, records, and personal ttacked by the jinx. He has devel- December 4—Georgia, Atlanta. Rose Bowl Victory Is M. E. Dept. Receives appearances. ped streptococcal infection of the December 25—California, Berkeley. Kay Kyser appeared at Tech for the k Physicians announced that Mit Following the two lead-off games, Credited to Ga. Valuable Equipment dances in 1935, and was acclaimed as ill not be able to attend practice By Crosby The Mechanical Engineering De one of the best ever to visit here. His scept possibly the last few days, and Debating Society band, presenting smooth and indi iere is only a slight chance of his partment at Tech has been the for "Just one of those things," said vidual arrangements, is one of the laying on December 26. tunate recipient of several valuable Seeks Solution to "Bing" Cosby, Tech sophomore, when most popular in Chicago, where he is Lieutenant Ellis, who left Atlanta asked to explain an error made by his gifts in the last few weeks: now playing at the Trianon Ballroom. (Continued on Page 4) Driving Problem well-known singing "cousin" on last Yesterday the department received Kyser's featured vocalists include Vir week's Kraft Music Hall program,' a sectionalized Plymouth motor, 1937 ginia Simms, Arthur Wright, and the At its weekly forum last Tuesday, f.M.C.A. to Give during which the more famous "Bing" model, mounted on a standard chassis. (Continued on Page 3) the M. L. Brittain Debating Society mentioned 1929 as "the year when This is a gift from the Chrysler Corp Christmas Dinner discussed, "Safe Driving," a subject Georgia won the Rose Bowl tilt." which has attracted widespread atten oration, obtained through Dr. Brittain, Transmitter is Built As it has been the former custom of It seems that Mr. Crosby, in intro ie Y.M.C.A. to entertain out-of-town tion and has been the topic of count for experimental purposes in the labs. less magazine articles. The need of ducing his vocal rendition of "Can't By Radio Club ^ch Students who have found it im- We Be Friends?" hit song of '28 and The car has been on display at the ssible to go home for Christmas, so some new type of safety devices was '29, committed the near-unpardonable New York Auto Show, ffl Although the Radio Club has not ill it be this year. stressed. A possible way of slowing mistake of leaving the "Tech" out of Mr. Henry Ford personally present met formally so far this year, several Miss Martha Hiers, Office Secretary down reckless drivers would be a gov "Georgia Tech," giving the Bulldogs of the members, namely, W. M. Fur Tech's "Y", cordially invites to this ernor, limiting the speed to fifty miles ed to the M. E. Dept. one of his new credit due Tech's famous Rose Bowl low, T. B. Caulfield and J. Norton, ila feasting, which is to be held this per hour. est type V-8 engines. It will be aggregation. Far from being Rose have completed the club's transmitter. ar at The Tavern Tea Room and to It was also brought out that a com Bowl champs, the Georgians of 1928 mounted in the lab for testing work. It is now in operation in the club room followed by a surprise, a Theatre pulsory driver's license requirement were just one more team that was All senior mechanicals and aeronau in the basement of the Y.M.C.A. Sev »rty, all elligible Tech students who with a rigid examination, would de moaning, "Can't We Be Friends?" in tical will be given an opportunity to eral foreign countries have been con ?n up this week at the "Y" desk. crease the toll of auto deaths. Im the general direction of the boys from use the motor, and to find out just tacted in the few weeks the station all men deprived of a visit home and properly equipped, or obsolete cars, the Flats. In fact Georgia has never exactly what it will do. The practi has been on the-air. Operation is on io are yearning for Christmas fel- were cited as another cause of many really won a Southeastern Conference cal experience thus obtained should 40 meters with call letters 4AQL. The A'ship and cheer, don't be a hermit accidents. The debators decided that championship. prove invaluable to these men. power input is 250 watts at present, all cars should be thoroughly exam a time like this. Register now, The Fairbanks-Morse and Company, but an increase of 400 watts is con ined before being allowed on the high ally enjoy yourself, and have A (Continued on Page 6) templated. *rry Christmas! ways. Vacation Period of> Fifteen Days Given ilmer Sells Sweet Potatoes, Baby Ozzie Nelson Quieted By Tech has been favored this year "Ramblin' Reck" in Swingtime Joins B. A* P. to Cinch Honors with the longest Christmas vacation in many years—starting Saturday, Two years ago, in June, 1935, Ozzie became imbued with some of the old ar Folks: not to be prepared for too much; I December 19, 1936, and extending to Nelson and his band, together with Rambling Wreck spirit during his I'm pretty sorry I haven't written might not get more'n $4,000.00. This January 1, 1937—a grand slam of the beautiful Harriet Hilliard played brief stay here. Proof of this is to u sooner, but you told me to study ain't all they're a gonna do either. fifteen solid days of leisure. This a swell set of dances for the Tech, be found in the opening paragraphs rd and learn about everything so I They say if things break right they ex lengthy holiday came about because Finals. At the time, Ozzie was doing ven't hardly had time to write any pect a man of my ability to join up of Christmas and New Year falling of an interview with young David some heavy courting toward Harriet. ill. Ma, I'm glad you sent me my with O. D. K. and Anak to boot. I on Friday, thus making it inadvisable Ozzie Nelson as quoted in the current A few weeks after the dances here, 1 flannels cause I won the pajama ain't exactly found out what these here to break into a week before or after. "Radio Guide." The story goes on to rade with them the other night. Pa things are as yet, but I reckon I'll be However, rules regarding cuts on the handsome young band leader won say that when the baby reached the old the truckload of sweet potatoes able to find time for them anyhow. the day before or the day after the his match and married Harriet. It age of two weeks that it had one of A sent me and took the money and Right now our fraternity house ain't holidays will be in force as usual. was a very happy set-up, and the those crying spells. The mother at ned up with a swell fraternity. I so good, but we have nearly a million Those failing to report to class on middle of November, 1936, found the tempted one of her songs, which have nk the name is Bita Appla Pi or dollars in our treasury, and we're a Saturday, December 19, or Monday, pair producing dividends. It was a captivated many older fellows, on the nething like that, but Dad, the name gonna build a seven story house with January 4, will be given an offense, bouncing eight-pound boy. baby, but it had very little effect. Then the rightly dignified English nurse 't nearly as important as what all (Continued on i Page 5) says H. H. Caldwell, registrar of the It appears that Ozzie (the older) 'y are going to do for me. I reckon school. who was holding the baby burst into u and mom will be real proud of me song. Little David only yelled louder. :ore I get through with this school. ALL STUDENTS! "He doesn't like my singing, either," sh, Bita Appla Pi is going to put me The Entire Staff The editorial on page 2 concerns Merry Christmas said she. "I don't know what to do all the clubs and everything, and a matter of importance to YOU. to stop him." But there was another 1 only that, it is going to make me of Please give it your careful at and a member of the Nelson household pres ent. He knew what to do, and he itor of a couple of our school pa- The Technique tention and thought. s did it. and then I'll be able to buy that JACK McKINNON, Happy New Year v chicken house for you cause I'll Wishes You a Editor. "Hand me that kid," said Father : about $5,000.00, but they told me (Continued on Page 6) inaay, UECEMUCR 10, I»- THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Page 2 SOCIALLY SPEAKING COLLEGE COMMENT By Spencer Montgomery The Technique Inaugurating something entirely new at Tech, Henry Swift What a funny thing a frog are GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, ATLANTA, GA. has signed two—count 'em—bands of the best in the country for the midterms. Kay Kyser is already well known at Tech, He ain't got no tail at all The South's Livest College Weekly and Shep Fields has won national recognition through his When he sits he sits on that tail He ain't got at all—Hardly. 1936 Member 1937 broadcasts. Again we congratulate our Interfrat President. I 4 4 * * * Ftesocided Golie6icrte Press The worms were digging hard There shall be marriages and rumors of marriages—the DISTRIBUTORS OF The worms were digging very hard, school is full of both. The first concerns Allen MEEKS who The worms were digging away, GolIe6iate Di6est has been tied, unbeknownst to the majority of his friends, for The worms were digging away in earnest.—Poor Ernest several months. "Monk" MORELLI met, wooed, and maybe * * *

has won a wife in two dates—the first lasted exactly 15 min l Published every Friday by the students under the An obliging correspondent submits thi? \st as the main steps supervision of the Student Council utes, and on the second they went to a picture show. Maybe Entered at the postoffice in Atlanta as mail matter of the second •class in the progress of civilization: she wouldn't have him when he bowed on one knee, for he's Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage prov.ded for .n Section 1103. 1931—Tom Thumb golf. Act of October 3, 1917, authorized April 3, 1922. hobbling around as though he'd been kicked on the other. Any 1932—Tree sitters. way he claims the wedding will come off during the holidays. SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1933—Jigsaw puzzles Alan LIEBLER is hunting engagement rings for OAO Ann 10c Per Copy; $2.00 Per Year; $1.50 Per Year to Tech Students. 1934—Hog calling contest. All advertising matter must be in the hands of the Business Manager Terrell of Portsmouth, Va. And Pi Kap Bo SAMS, although he by 5 :00 P. M. Monday before date of publication^ 1935—Dime chain letters. didn't know how to get the answers right in school, did know * * * GOVERNING BOARD how to get the right answer from Mary Brooke. Even Wild I sometimes think that never blows so red the nose as when Bill MOORE is caught in the clutches of love. He is seriously JACK McKINNON EDITOR-IN-CHIEF some stubborn cold sets in (apoligies to the Rubaiyat). DON JOHNSTON BUSINESS MANAGER considering a matrimonial tieup with the Burlington Railroad— * * * DAVE LONG MANAGING EDITOR or at least with the daughter of the President. I had sworn to be a bachelor, * * * She had sworn to be a bride; ADVISORY BOARD But I guess you know the answer, Louis Fuchs Wallie Moye Dick Richards Geo. P. Burdell Seems as though some guys can't keep out of this colyum— Jim Ryan D. L. Echols She had nature on her side. Jimmy Ramage L. J. O'Callaghan Dave Emmert take Les HUBBELL for instance. His Norma of N. J. has

DIRECTORS dropped to a bad fifth. The first four are the blonde-brunette BOARD OF The latest known method of cheating is that of writing crib Pat Munroe . ..Associate Editor Frank Holt Associate Editor widow, Kitty, E. K. Vretman, and Hilda McDonald. But num Joe Brasfield Associate Editor John Boy _. Associate Editor ber three will soon be out of competition if she asks him to notes on glasses of watch dials, using grape juice as the invisible Jimmie Townsend -Associate Editor Ed Leake ,. Associate Editor Spencer Montgomery Associate Editor Ed Mattingly Associate Editor dinner any more and meets him at the front door with a smile, ink. Like most of the other methods, it works until the professor Hunter Bandy Associate Editor Archie Lewis Associate Editor catches on. —Junior Collegian. Bil/ Painter Associate Editor Les Hubbell Associate Editor a coat, a hat, and a "Where we gonna eat?" Hard-hit is John Al Howard Associate Editor George H. Kendall Associate Editor BOY, another mug who haunts this page—but not hard enough hit to cease with the tenth straight Kay Toole date because Ida The professor entered the room just as the young things EDITORIAL STAFF T J Hughes, Lyle Russell, Hal Felsher, Jimmy Hammond. M. T Campen, R. W. Akers is coming home and she wouldn't like it. were about to disperse. Allison, Dillard Munford. Ben Spurlock, Hal Freedman (Photographer) E. "Order please," cried he. Brooks John Hayes. Collin Baker, Jo Teague, Frank Montgomery, Cecil Estes, * * * Bob Levin Ed Vinson, Jerry Braun, Bill Stroud, D. Butler Morley Hudson, "One ham and one coffee," cooed a dove in the front row. Thad Dabe'r, John Jacobs, Jack Edwards, G. Harr.son, Roy Moore. The Sigma Nu Formal was the origin of a number of scan * * * dalous items, but the best story of the evening is that concerning BUSINESS STAFF Us is downtrod; Willard James - - Assistant Business Manager the four hungry brothers who, at the dinner preceding the ball, Her done we dirt. Merritt Pope, Nat Harrison, Frank Miller, Guy Wells, J. B. Rack ley, E. D. ordered second helpings—and were presented with a check for Kneisel Billy Schotanus, Charlie Ruse, Bill Ashby, Charles Mayo, Jarrell Dun- Us did not know son O 'L. Krauss, Howard Porter, M. Dusenberry, Bud Lindsey. $6.00. Even the manager came out to insist on payment, and Her was a flirt. SHUMAN, MAYO, MANN, and SCHWARTZ practically had SPORTS STAFF Sp rtS E apoplexy until they discovered it was a frameup. Another of Morty Goldman —~• ° T ^ To they in love Morty Goldman Dave Silver Vic Cooper J. Byrd the brothers, fearful of a food shortage, came equipped with B. Segall Ralph Pries Bud Durgan Dick Cohn Ray Conklin Let we forbid, two apples in his pockets—sounds like M. ALLEN, but that's Lest they be done strictly guesswork. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Like we been did. * * * James Huff Gordy - Associate Editor in Charge Vardry Ramseur, Willis Paulk, Bill Hogan, Chas. Roach, C. Gheesling, P. D. Jimmy TOWNSEND and J. W. SPECK were treated to a rare Cunningham, Bill Shook, Ralph Gretzinger, Ed Irby, Jack Kendrick, Dave Wat- kins. Ray Behm, Jimmie Haynes. spectacle when taken to a girl break dance and supper after ward by Brosnan and Eleanor Brooke. The girls politely took RADIO AND RECCED FRESHMAN REPORTERS their coats and hats and stood in line to check them while Jimmy a. 1. abislaiman, mel booker, ed pagelsen, b. hicklin, mack conway, g. d. hoyt, and J. W. stood aside and powdered their noses. Take your choice of dance programs; the starred ones ARE w. j. forsythe, John cherry, a. dykes, alan jared, b.« w. stuart, c. mabry, a. grogan, * * * especially recommended. f. winecoff, i. massey, b. willis, j. gaines, z. lockman, j. lamberti, g. kimerling. A BMOTC (we know, but we won't tell, goody) thought he FRIDAY was doing right well until he found out his nearest rival owned TIME PROGRAM STATION We Ask Your Approval the apartment she lives in! 7:30 *Andre Kostalenetz CBS * * * 9:30 *Swing Session KM OX HE TECHNIQUE heads are contemplating a dras Poor Joe RICKETT—his best gal just wrote to reveal that 8:30 Horace Heidt WOR tic change in the make-up of the paper, beginning her heart belongs to another—so he answers with congratula 9:45 *Glen Gray WENR Tthe first week in February. It is proposed to add tions! 10:00 Little Jack Little WGN *Hal Kemp CBS one more column to a sheet, and thus afford more room 10:15 10:15 Kay Kyser WGN for stories and more variety of make-up. The plan Phi Sig "Weaselpuss" EVANS has a Georgia sticker on his car. Weazy, you cannot serve two masters . . . Louis FUCHS 10:30 Eddie Duchin CBS also includes a switch from the present book paper woke up the next morning conscious of the fact that he had 10:45 Earl Hines NBC, BLUE (slick) to newsprint, as is used in all city dailies. This CBS made two dates with a girl, but be d if he could remember 11:00 Guy Lombardo 11:00 *Cab Calloway WOR will give more freedom in choice of headlines, stream her name. He found out in time to get her, Alice Tennenbaum, 11:15 Gus Arnheim ' NBC ers, and ad type, as bold type may be used without to the SN formal. 11:30 Riley, Farley NBC making the pages appear loud and circus-like. * * * 11:45 Dick Stabile CBS SHORT SHORTS: Frank HOLT is all smiles waiting for This editorial is written with the sole purpose of 12:00 Frankie Masters WENR Julia Hoyt to come home; why is Jack GUEST n Red Mt. in Slag- evoking response of some sort from you students, 12:15 Earl Hines WMAQ town at least once a month? KIRST can't even get to first 12:30 Louis Panico WENR either praise or adverse criticism. The Technique will with Alice Armstrong. When Bud CLARK went to Macon to 12:30 *Red. Norvo WGN not undertake an important step such as this without see Frances Middlebrooks that wasn't news—but when she SATURDAY the support of the students. The paper is yours, writ drives up to see him—that is news! 7:30 *Kay Kyser CBS * * * ten for you, about you, and by you. Your opinions 8:15 *Red Norvo WGN 8:30 should be accepted by The Technique and made its Horace Heidt WOR 9:00 Hit Parade CBS opinions. Beware, you female readers! We now have a feminine correspondent who will give us all the dirt from hither and yon 10:00 *Benny Goodman CBS The Technique will not do as the Emory Wheel concerning the pittypattying of the maidenly heart. Be care 10:30 George Olsen CBS 11:00 has done—force down the throats of the students a ful—she may be your best friend. Ted Fio Rito CBS form of weekly they never advocated and were never * * * 11:30 *Phil Harris CBS 11:00 Joe Haymes WOR given a chance to approve or condemn. Nor will it There'll be plenty of mistletoe this year, authorities state. 11:45 *Phil Harris CBS sacrifice the good will of the students by using type If you need an excuse, get your share. Merry Christmas! 12:00 Gus Arnheim W7LW not attractive to Tech students. Much adverse com * * * 12:15 Earl Hines WMAQ ment was given the staff by the student body for (While the editor's back was turned)—Jack McKINNON 12:30 Little Jack Little WGN was heard to say at the Pi D. E. banquet, "I would love to have 12:30 changes effected following the Associated Collegiate Louis Panico WENR moorer dates with Nancy." Yes! And with that old, old look too. 1:00 *Red Norvo WGN Press convention in Louisville. Those changes were .ones suggested by the ACP critic. However, as long as such methods now in practice do not violate any rules of newspaper make-up, or laws Georgia School o£ Technology of good taste, they shall remain the policy of The Tech "A Technical School With a National Reputation" nique until the student body approves a change. Therefore, we are asking your honest opinion and THE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY offers to young men of ability and ambition criticism of this proposal. Stop the editor, business a training which will fit them for positions of responsibility and power. manager, or the assistant editors, and state your mind The national reputation of this institution is based not on claims, but on results. Its greatest on the matter. Or write a note to the paper and drop asset is the record which its alumni are making in the productive work of the world. it at the Treasurer's Office. We are awaiting your Georgia Tech graduates succeed because they have been trained both to think scientifically and to work efficiently. suggestions. Courses in Civil Electrical, Mechanical, Textile, General, Ceramic,

Good Boy? Henry! Chemical, and Aeronautical Engineering, Architecture, Chemistry, Again congratulations to Henry Swift and the and Industrial Management Interfraternity Council for their splendid selection of Coast Artillery, Signal Corps, Navy, Infantry, and Ordnance Units of the R. O. T. C. orchestras. The student body is well acquainted with Kay Kyser, who played for the midterm dances two For Further Information Address years ago. and it welcomes him back. To Shep Fields

we extend a hearty greeting, for we know that our GEORGIA SCHOOL „ M, _ __ _ relations with him will be as pleasant as with Kay and THE REGISTRAR OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GA, his boys. rriday, December 18, 1936 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA PAGE 3 EXERCISE JUDGEMENT IN YOUR Phi Sigs Honor Collins, CO-EDS DECLARE "KISSING STRIKE/' CHOICE OF FUTURE EMPLOYMENT Komiemann, Cushing When you receive your college de MEN RETALIATE BY DATE BOYCOTT problem that the college graduate has Phi Sigma Kappa will honor its gree this June, you must decide how of choosing a company. football players at a banquet to be A little, blonde co-ed at the Uni in the dark. you will invest your education, which held tonight at the Atlanta Athletic versity of Utah germinated the "kiss Here are some of the facts you A freshman girl declared, "If you represents a large amount of time, Club at eight o'clock. Fraternity ing strike" that paved the way for should know about all companies upon kiss hard enough, you can kill the •>ort, and money. Your education is awards will be given to Dutch Kone similar movements on many of the which you should base your decisions: germs." ! capital, your assets. mann, Red Collins and Glenn Cush college campuses throughout the 1. What kind of business is it? Angered at being deprived of ro Your problem is the choice of the ing for their outstanding work on the country. 2. On what plane does it do busi mance, the men organized an Oscu nt kind of work. A wise choice Jacket team this year. During a laboratory test, ness ? she lation League to combat the resolute uld lead to a successful career pressed a glass slide to her 3. Are they growing so that new Dr. Brittain, Coach Alexander, Pro lips, women. The leagues' first step was placed it under a microscope | mistake, necessitating a change of jobs are opening up? fessor Armstrong and Dean Skiles and to call a strike on all dates. ;K after a year or two, will not screamed when she saw millions of 4. Is it developing new products in will be guests of honor. The princi This trend brought matters to a v mean a loss of valuable time at pal speakers will be Ed Danforth, bacteria dividing before her eyes. I.neir field? head. Science versus romance. There Ralph McGill and Morgan Blake, the Co-eds all over the campus took an important point in your life, but 5. Is it an outstanding company in were no two ways about it. Since the outstanding sports writers of Atlan action and declared a "kissing strike" 0 a possible narrowing of future cneii* field? men were unyielding the girls had to ta and the South. that included most of the girls. opportunity. First, you must deter 6. What is its financial status? "kiss and make up." "Scabs" who refused to join the "anti- ge your own interest and abilities, 7. How does it treat their men? Hank Powell, Chapter advisor, will osculation" drive rationalized to ap ihen you must analyze the opportu- 8. Do they have opportunities in be the toastmaster. Alumni of the pease the anger of striking females ities open to you, in terms of your the kind of work that I want? fraternity living in Atlanta have been and to retain their par standard of aims in life. This can be done, in 9. What opportunities do they have invited. exchange with the Utah men. part, by checking on the following for recreation? "Kissing may not be so dangerous questions, as they apply to your indi 10. Does it provide further oppor if you use the right technique," ar vidual case and to the company whicn tunities for training? Shep Fields, Kay Ky ser gued one germ-defying co-ed. 1 contemplate joining. 11. What type of men does it em Play Midterm Dances Another suggested that although Is it a basic industry ? ploy? bacteria may "go to town" under the All the 12. What is their personnel policy? Do you wish to gain individual rec (Continued from Page 1) microscope they are pretty helpless 13. \Vhat are the aims, ideals, and ognition, as a leader of a small or ever-popular "Sully" Mason and "Ish- ganization, or will you be happier in policies of the organization? kibble." The orchestra can be heard "Fatty" Clark, the 365-pound guard Best Wishes me teamwork of a large industry'.' 14. What are the prospects for sat isfactory advancement and compensa nightly on the Aragon-Trianon pro who played with the University of iias tne company sufficient finan tion? gram over Station WGN in Chicago. cial soundness, stability, and rate of Arkansas in 1930 and '31, was the Shep Fields is one of the most fa for a growth that win enable it to offer largest college football player in the mous orchestras that have recently steadily increasing earnings to you as world. Dr. McCain Addresses appeared in New York. His "rippling you grow in its work? Phi Kappa Phi At rhythms" have been heard many times What are your interests and abili- Merry Xmas over national radio hookups from the More than $1,000 worth of valu 1 Do they coincide with the work Initiation famous Waldorf-Astoria Hotel where ables have been stolen from fraternity you want to do with this company ? he has appeared for the past six and Do you like to deal with people, ma- The Phi Kappa Phi initiation was houses on the campus of Washington months. Recently, he became a sen leiials, cost, men, and business con held on Monday evening, December and Lee University this semester. sation when he played for college ditions ? 14th, when 19 new members were ini Happy New tiated. Dr. McCain, President of dances at Yale, Harvard and Prince ihe selection of a company by the American Association of Colleges, and ton. college graduate and the selection of Year of Agnes Scott, was the principal Complete details as to the hours of a college graduate by the company, speaker at the banquet. Dr. McCain the dances and the price of tickets MERRY should oe a mutual proposition and was introduced by Dr. Brittain who have not been determined, but will both parties should be given extreme XMAS was presented by Dr. Wroth, presi appear in the next issue of The Tech ^deration, in order to reduce to a dent of Phi Kappa Phi. nique. • :;unimum any limitations of opportu ENJOY THE TECH COLLEGE nity. In his speech Dr. McCain said that, Intramural Fencing although Tech is noted for its foot HOLIDAYS Selecting a Company ball, the heart of the school is in AT It is nft difficult to appreciate the Finalists Selected its scholarship. To prove this, he INN mentioned the fact that Tech leads The finalists for individual cham the state in test in history, English, A. I. Ch. E. Presents pionship in the Tech intermural fenc economics, science, as well as engi ing tourney will be White, Rippberger, neering. Chemistry Film Ady, and Waite. In order to select In speaking of Phi Kappa Phi, Dr. the last two men it was necessary for The student chapter of the Ameri McCain referred to it as a measure of Ady, Waite, Hursey, and Karp to PEACOCKALIEY can Instit ite of Chemical Engineers achievement. In defining quality of fence an elimination match since they presented the film, Wonder World of achievement, he said: "Quality of were tied for these two positions. emistry, to the student body on achievement is comparing what one In the playoff Ady won three match Thursday, December the tenth. has done to what one is capable of es, Waite two, and Karp one. The picture was released by E. I. doing." In conclusion, Dr. McCain Finals for the championship will duPont de Nemours Co. of Wilming- urged the engineers not to become too be held after the Christmas holidays, BAFFLING BAGGAGE , Delaware. It pictured the bene absorbed in engineering subjects, but the postponement being made in order fits which the chemist gives to the to take time out to attack community to give the varsity more time to prac lodern world. problems such as law, crime, disease, tice in preparation for the Rollins and Composed of Juniors and Seniors in health, and living conditions. College matches. the departments of Chemistry and ' hemical Engineering, A. I. Ch. E. TROUBLESOME now has twenty-seven members. There are three periods in each school year during which applications for TRUNKS...Sitifi'em membership are received from those interested. The group has as faculty advisor Dr. Harold Bunger, head of Mome> the Chemical Engineering depart ment. 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Jackets Meet Bears Inter-Fraternity and School Not Play in Havana in Post-Season During Holidays Champions for Second Year Contest In a stirring climax to Georgia League for the past two seasons, put Tech's intramural basketball activi Tech basketeers opened their prac up a great battle before they were (Continued from Page 1) ties, the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity tice session with promising prospects finally beaten. The starting five in- the day following the Kentucky game quintet nosed out the Co-op All-Stars for the coming season. Although con eluded Seelig and McNenney, at the for California, writes that the Golden to the tune of 25-21. The game was tinued football practice has kept sev forward posts, Hartley at center, and Bears have quite a powerful team, a nip-and-tuck battle with the result eral of the varsity members from probably the best team that has ap in doubt until the final whistle. The Hearn and Carothers, guards. participating, those present look to peared in Atlanta this season. Pi Kappa Alpha colors were carried The Pi Kappa Alpha squad blazed be quite capable so far. This will be the fourth meeting be through to victory for the second con their trail to the finals by winning At present, the outstanding con tween Tech and the University of Cal secutive year by a strong offense their bracket of the Fraternity League testants for starting positions are coupled with a light defense. Their and then beating the Alpha Tau Ome "Bo" Johnston, Burtz Boulware, Ben ifornia. The first meeting occurred starting lineup consisted of Joe Eb gas in the playoffs, 14-9. The All- Jones, Johnnie Hyder, Doyle Butler, on January 1, 1929, when the great don, George Peffall, Julian Watters, Stars won their berth in the finals J. O'Callaghan, and Ebdon. The few lech team of that year beat them Jimmie Townsend, and Bob Cornell. by annexing the championship of the who have not yet reported are Bill in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Califor nia, 8 to 7, to win the national cham There were no individual stars, but Non-Fraternity League with seven Jordan, Fletcher Sims, "Junior" An CAPTAIN FITZSIMONS pionship. The other two games were fine teamwork by the entire team games won and none lost. They were derson, Ed Jones, and Geo. Smith. Due to an infected leg, it is uncer won by California, one of which was turned the trick. closely followed by the Co-op Aces, Several night practices have been tain whether Mit will be able to lead played here in Atlanta on the 26th of The Co-op All-Stars, undefeated a freshman aggregation that won six held by Coach Mundorlf to give the the Jackets against the California December, 1931, ending with the score champions of the Non-Fraternity games and lost but one. football players an opportunity to Bears December 26. 19 to 6. The next year in Berkeley, work out, and a practice game was Fraternity houses at the University the score was 27 to 7. 58 Sewanee 0 staged Friday night with a local com ence teams and several Eastern teams. of Florida, lodge more than 100 more The records for the two teams for 34 Kentucky 0 mercial team. All the first string en A game is already scheduled with students than the dormitories. The tered the game, also several of the this year have been about equal as 6 Duke 19 Pennsylvania and the Jackets would fraternities have 600 men, while the "B" squad members. California has won 6 and lost 4 games 0 Vanderbilt 0 like to play another team from this dormitories have 491. The '37 schedule has not been deri- in comparison to 4 and 5 for Tech. 13 Clemson 14. nitely fixed yet, but Coach Munuorff section on the same trip. Tech's first Both teams have greatly outscored 12 Auburn -13 The Sigma Nus at Oregon State expects to piay most of the Confer- game was to have been with Mercer their opponents this year, also Cali 16 Alabama 20 College have introduced the idea of 38 Florida -14 having a hired chaperon at their fra on January 9, but efforts have been fornia has 140 to 51 points and Tech holds the big end by 238 to 96. While 6 Georgia —16 ternity during Saturday evenings. laght Stars Will Finish made to move up this date. Tech's record of outgaining every op Crid Career Dec 26 Due to change in decision, the Tech ponent speaks for itself. California 238 96 All men desiring to try out for quintet will not have a chance to ac proudly points to the fact that they either the Varsity or Freshman Eight grid stars will play their last cept the offer made them by the pro beat Stanford 20 to 0. Stanford held Sports rhythms, the only course of R. O. T. C. Rifle Teams are re game of football for lech next week moters wno are staging the series of the U. of Washington, the West's its kind in the United States, is being quested to report to Lt. Allen in choice to the Rose Bowl, to a tie. end, when the Jackets encounter the games in Havana. L. S. U. and Co offered at Louisiana State University. the Signal Corps classroom under Golden Bears of California. Of these The record of the two opponents for It is intended to teach football, ten Knowles Dormitory, Tuesday, Jan lumbia University were selected to players, four are linesmen and a like 1936 are: nis, swimming, basketball, and track uary 5, at 4:00 p. m. play these games, with Tech as alter number are backfield balltoters. Cap CALIFORNIA candidates more perfect timing. tain FitzSimons, Charley Preston, nate, but the acceptance by these 39 Cal. Aggies 0 Lawrence Hays, Dick Beard, Jimmy schools removes any possibility of 14 Col. of Pacific 0 Moore, Bud Lindsey, Nunc Tharpe, and the Jackets journeying to Cuba. 0 St. Mary's 10 Phil Chance will sing their swan song 7 Oregon State 0 against the Bruins. The first five of Phil Chance and Bud Lindsey. Bud 6 U. C. L. A 17 these men have played football to is in excellent physical condition but 0 Washington ...... 13 Trade at Home gether for more than six years, start Phil is still bothered by his injured 13 Washington State 14 ing together on the Boys' High team knee. If he is forced to miss this 13 U. S. C 7 which, a year later, 1932, won the game his play and great spirit will 28 Oregon 0 Southern Championship. FitzSimons be severely missed. 20 Stanford 0 A Tech Business and Chance may be deprived of the It seems that the backfield men opportunity of engaging in this last have been paired up due to the fact 140 51 game, due to injuries. that the four of them held down two GEORGIA TECH Mit FitzSimons, who led the team positions. As Moore and Hays are 55 Presbyterian 0 this past season, has been elected to both quarterbacks, they are never on Run By Tech Men a guard position on the All-South the field at the same time. When the eastern teams for the last two years. team is on the defense and these two It is greatly hoped that his leg infec have been paired up due to the fact Tech College Inn Super Service s'Our Motto tion heals sufficiently to enable him that the four of them held down two to play this last game, December 26. are not quarterbacking they will usu Serves Our big blond center, Charlie Preston, ally be found playing the position of is the handy man in the line, due to KAFFA BRAND safety man. At present Hays is hob Try his ability to play either center, guard or tackle, as the conditions appear. bling along with the injured ankle COFFEE Two other notable facts about Char that he received in the Georgia game lie are that he is Colonel of the Mili but it is probable that he will be ready Sold By tary unit and has been married since to play next week. Dick Beard and MOCHA COFFEE CO., INC. WHITE and GOLD entering Tech. Nunc Tharpe are two of the boys Roasters and Specialists that clear the path for the ball car Coach Alex will have a hard time In Fine Hotel and Restaurant rier when they are not bucking or next year finding two good men to Coffees Laundry and Dry Cleaners take the places of his two tackles, backing up the line. Teas, Spices and Extracts Tech "Y" Basement ATLANTA GULF PRODUCTS LEE TIRES THOMAS PURSE, JR., SERVICE STATION NORTH AVE. AND SPRING ST. Phone HE. 9192 ALCOHOL and PRESTONE FORGET YOUR WORRIES Roll You r Troubles A way AT A OUR NEW BOWLING ALLEYS Portrait. . . Located Next Door to the Georgian Terrace Cfje 3toeal Cjjrtetmasf#tft Ideal Sport Conveniently Located We Have Your Blue Print Negatives and You Have for the for Just Time Enough to Have Some Portraits Finished for Christmas. Girl Friend Tech Men

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In the epee, Tech has a will be a charge for admission to the which was held this year at the Uni Friday, January 8, 1937, will mark very good chance against Rollins, us fencing matches. This charge will be "CHICKEN" ALDRIDGE versity of Alabama, the sites for the the opening of the fencing season at ing Fagin and Reisman, both letter ten cents for children and twenty-five tournaments for all spring sports It seems entirely appropriate that men. Carran has also had some var cents for adults. However, Tech stu were assigned for the coming spring. the Naval Armory. The pre-exam •he outstanding member of Tech's sity experience with the epee. Fagin dents will be admitted on presenting Tech will enter teams in all sports but match will be held between Coach championship cross-country team will be the Tech number one man with their pass book, and they may also boxing, however, none of the tour Morenus' team and a championship should be presented in this series of the saber, with either Logamasino or bring dates. sport sketches. neys will be held in Atlanta. team from Rollins College. The tournament schedule is as fol The visiting team is composed of For your information, here he is— lows: Dante Certrulo, national scholastic "Chicken" Aldridge—hails from South Basketball—At Knoxville, Tenn., champion in 1934, and Guido Certrulo, Orange, New Jersey—attended G M. f with the University of Tennessee as captain of Alabama in 1934; Town- \. for five years along with the illus host, February 26, 27 and March 1. send, runner-up for National Scho trious Boulware—began his cinder Eight leading teams to participate. lastic Foils championship in 1934, also career as a junior in high, school— Track—At Birmingham, Ala., May winner of New York Public Schools l frosh he was the best cross-coun 21 and 22, with Auburn and Alabama Athletic League in 1934, and several try man in Tech—Also ranked first in as hosts. other excellent fencers. the two-mile—Holds both freshman, Boxing—At New Orleans, March 5 The Tech team has several outstand varsity, and Southern Conference rec and 6, with Tulane as host. JMerry Ch ords. He the greatest distance sit down now cause we had a rat court Tennis—At New Orleans, May 6, runned to ever attend Tech, and next and they asked me who I thought was 7 and 8, with Tulane as host. Harry Williamson of North Caro the ugliest boy in the whole fratei Swimming—At Starkville, Miss., lina, probably one of the greatest in nity. Well, I told them I thought the dates not set, with Mississippi State president was, and the president hit the South. as host. me pretty hard with a broom for say Golf—At Athens, Ga., dates not set, ing he was ugly. Then everybody else with Georgia as host. First Half of Bowling hit me for insulting the president. The next annual meeting of the Con Course I'm kinda blue and swollen, but ference will be held at Jackson, Miss., Tourney Ends Tonight they didn't really n^ean any harm and the second Friday and Saturday in one of them ever forgot to hit me, so December, with Mississippi and Mis With one match night to go in the I guess I'm pretty lucky after all. sissippi State as joint hosts. MODEL first half of the Bulldog Bowling tour Well folks, I've gotta learn some nament, it seems that the Delta Sig Chemistry and Math tonight so I guess ma Phi's have cinched the win; their ELMER WRITES HOME I'd better stop writing and get to work (Continued from Page 1) Ma, please send me some money so I LAUNDRY ord up to date being 22 wins and 5 loses. At the close of the last match real bathrooms and everything. We can buy me one of these here black night found four running close for may not be able to build this here striped tuxedo suits. Tell Pa he can -h average; Roux, James and How- house for a year or two cause it takes use it this summer if he wants to. It'll WA. 2372 . with an average of about 107, and a long time to make the plans, but make a swell scare-crow. Allen Leibler with an average of 114 we'll have it before I graduate. I'll see you all Christmas and tell for the two weeks that he has bowled. I've been going to a lot of fancy you all about everything. The two high average men will be parties called daffytent or something Your Son, t to Norfolk, Va., to compete in like that. I sure do have a good time ELMER. the National Intercollegiate Bowling eating, but I can't figure out anything Tournament. else they're for. They're called "com ing out" parties, but I'll be danged if The following teams are scheduled I can see where they're coming from for Friday night, December 18: or where they're going to unless it's Delta Sigma Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha, to get something else to eat. Phi Gamma Delta, Delta Tau Delta, You know folks, I just can't seem to Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Tau Omega, understand all the goings-on here. HALF & HALF MAKES Tau Epsilon Pi, Phi Epsilon Pi, Sigma The harder I try to understand, the Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Nu, Beta Theta more fuddled my head gets. I can't Pi, Chi Psi, Phi Sigma Kappa, Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Chi, Phi a Theta, Kappa Sigma. MONTAG'S WRITING PAPERS AND From December 28 to January 2, in- ive, the Atlanta Journal is spon STUDENTS SUPPLIES INCLUDE THE soring a bowling handicap tourna- NEWEST STYLES AND FINEST VALUES •nt. Anyone wishing to enter will AVAILABLE. nil out entry blanks at Blick's Bowling Alley. Matches are to be held at 3, A COMPLETE SELECTION OF PAPERS I and 8 to suit the convenience of the AND SUPPLIES MAY BE OBTAINED AT :ompetitors. Innumerable prizes will * offered, ranging from suits of CA. TECH COLLEGE INN :iothes to bowling shoes. ... ON THE CAMPUS. SEE THESE PAPERS TODAY. 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