ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER the Kappa Alpha Order Was Founded in 1865 at Washington and Lee University, at the Time When General Robert E

ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER The Kappa Alpha Order was founded in 1865 at Washington and Lee University, at the time when General Robert E. Lee was president of this school. Using the great southern heros life as a guiding light of their own, the men of Kappa Alpha have made it one of the leading national fraternities. The seventy-seventh active chapter was added this past fall to the "Grand Old Gang," which extends from coast to coast across the central and southern portions of our country. Alpha Sigma is now in its fifty-fourth year on the Tech campus, and its present membership has upheld the tradition of active participation in social and campus activities. But Kappa Alpha places emphasis on scholarship as well as "campusology" and strives to maintain its usual position above the all-school average. The past year was highlighted by an "Old South Ball." held in the spring, the Christmas party, the Convivium, which is a celebration of Robert E. Lees birthday, the spring house party and the winter formal.

Must have given her the wrong gift!

The kids enjoy themselves

Allen Arnau Arrington Averett Baggarly Bagwell Barrett Beck Bell Borom Borzynski Carlen Carnes Carter Cates, S. Cohen Cole Crandall Crudup Culpepper Dunwoody Garwood Glazier Grimes Gesundheit! CHIP RITCHIE

OFFICERS

CHIP RITCHIE President. MEMBERS

HUGH TANNEHILL Vice President LON ALEXANDER WILLIAM BRIGMAN JOHN ALLEN JOE BURNS JULIAN WADE Secretary HAMILTON ARNALL ROBERT BUSH JAMES ARNAU JOHN CAPLINGER SCOTT SHAW Treasurer NELSON ARRINGTON JAMES CARLEN FRATUS AULTMAN PHILLIP CARLEY CHARLES AVERETT STANLEY CARLSON JAMES BAGGARLY JOE CARNES JAMES BAGWELL RIVES CARTER ALLISON BAILEY EUGENE CATES SID BARRETT STALEY CATES ROBERT BASS DUNBAR CHAMB ERs SAM BAXTER BILL COHEN MORGAN BEATTY BROWN COOPER GERALD BECK ROBERT COLE LELAND BELL COLVIN CRANDALL WILLIAM BIE JAMES CRAWFORD MARCUS BOROM ED CRUDUP GEORGE BORZYNSKI WILLIAM CULPEPPER BEN BRIAN DENNIS DANIELS

Haase Hitson Hodges Hollberg Hubbard Hyde Inman Johnson Klinke McAllister McCowen McGarr ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER

MEMBERS

LARRY DANTZLER AL QUIGLEY EUGENE DUNWOODY PHIL REECE RICHARD FARMER CHARLES RITCHIE LESLIE FRAZIER L. N. SANDERS CHARLES GARDNER MAC SCHUESSLER HARRY GARWOOD CHARLES SCHWANER W. S. GLAZIER COCHRAN SCOTT JOE GRIMEs E. L. SHAMBURGER DENNY HAASE THOMAS SHAPARD DAWSON HALL SCOTT SHAW RICHARD HEARIN HERBERT SHERROW FRED HITSON HENRY SNEAD FRANK HoDGEs LELAND SPEED FRANK HoLLBERG DAVID STIRES WILLIAM HORTON CARL STOKES WALTER HUBBARD DEE SULLINS RONALD HYDE W. J. SWEETS DICK INMAN DON TALBOT LYNWOOD JOHNSON HUGH TANNEHILL JAMES KALMBACH PETE THOMAS JAMES KEYTON DALE THOMPSON EUGENE KIRKPATRIcK JAMES TRIMBLE JOHN KLINKE GERALD TURNER A mechanical masterpiece RUDOLPH MATZNER HARRY VANN L. L. MCALLISTER JULIAN WADE A. I. McCowEN MARSHALL WALKER DAVE MCGARR EUGENE WALLS STEWART MCKENZIE CHARLES WEEKS ALTON MCKINLEY HOUSTON WELCH ROBERT MELSON TERRELL WESLEY HOWARD MELTON DENNY WEST HIRAM MILLER TOM WHITEHEAD LARRY MORRI s ED WHITFIELD LEE NEEL BERT WILKINs RICHARD NORWOOD FRANK WILKINSON WILLIAM PAINE SAM WINBORN WILLIAM PATTERsoN JACK WOODALL WILLIAM PATTON RICHARD WooDWARD GEORGE POOLE ROBERT WOOLF JAMES POWERS JACK WoRRELL

McKenzie McKinley Melson Miller Neel Patterson Patton Poole Powers Quigley Reece Ritchie Get that Reck rolling

Homecoming day

Stokes Schuessler Shepard Shaw Snead Speed Stires Sanders Walker Sullins Sweets Talbot Tannehill Trimble Turner Wade Woodall Woodward Walls Welch Wesley Wilkins Wilkinson Winborn ALPHA TAU CHAPTER Founded at the University of Virginia in 1869, the Kappa Sigma fraternity has grown until it is now the third largest college fraternity in America. With a total of 126 active chapters in the united States, Canada, and Hawaii, Kappa Sigma is known and represented on every part of the continent. The Alpha Tau chapter of Kappa Sigma had its beginning here at Georgia Tech in 1895. It is the third oldest fraternity on the campus. The chapter has now been in its new, seventy-five thousand dollar house for two years. With its annual Black and White formal. house party outings, house dances, and rush parties, Alpha Tau chapter is definitely a leader in the social phase of life at Tech. On the other hand, scholarship, leadership. and sportsmanship all receive a great deal of attention from the brothers. The fraternity is always well represented in the many honorary societies on the campus and has long been a leader in the intramural sports

No dancing on the loving floor!

Harry Smith plays at a Kappa Sig rush party

Andrews Bailes Baker, R. W Baker, R. F. Beach Boswell Bridges Buckelew Chalker Chapman Cheek Conrad Cobb Collins Culp Dallam Daniel Daves Davis Denmark Diffley HENRY SMITH

OFFICERS HENRY C. SMITH President

BILL MORRISON Touchdown bound! Vice President

ARTHUR HUBERT Secretary BILL CHEEK Treasurer

MEMBERS

ALLEN ANDREWS JAMES CHALKER WALTER DAVES

LAMAR BAILES JAMES CHAPMAN JAMES DAVIS

RAYMOND BAKER WILLIAM CHEEK ROBERT DENMARK

RoBERT BAKER RICHARD CONRAD JAMES DIFFLEY

WALKER BAUMGARDNER DoNALD COBB PAUL EDDy

FRANK EDRINGTON CoLLINs ROBERT

PETER BERGSTRom PIERRE COVERAUX THoMAS ELLERBEE

JAMES BOswELL RAY CULP MARVIN EWING

RICHARD BRIDGES LAWRENCE DALLAM EDWIN FAULKNER

BUZZIE BucKELEw THOMPSON DANIEL WALTER FLEMING

Edrington Faulkner Forbes Foster Fowler, C. Fowler, L. Fowler, R. Graves Guler

249 MEMBERS

A LAN FORBES DANIEL PARRIsH WILLIAM FOSTER RoY PICKREN CURTIS FOWLER HENRY PLUMMER LYNN FOWLER JOHN PESOLA R ICHARD FOWLER DAVID POSEY DOUGLAS GRAVES LAWSON PRINGLE GEORGE GULER DON PYLE DONALD HILL CASEY RATHBUN RICHARD HoLCOMB JAMES RIcHARDSON ARTHUR HUBERT RoBERT ROBINSON My heart cries for you! MAC HUGHES JOHN RoDGERS GEORGE jACKENS ROBERT ROGERS BOWEN JONES JOHN SCHUABEL MARTIN KELLER RoBERT SCHROEDER CARLTON KENNEY WILLIAM SCOTT ARTHUR KUNZER JAMES SHERRILL RICHARD LORD JAcKIE SIKES LARRY LYMBURNER SONNY SMITH LOWERY MARKS HENRY SMITH RUSSELL MCDoNOUGH BENJAMIN STANSBURY PAT MCGARITY WARREN STULTZ THOMAS MCGARITY JOHN TEMPLES GREG MCINTOSH ToMMY TRANSOU MARK MILLER RONALD TUCKER GARNER MOORE LLOYD TUGGLE WILLIAM MORRISoN PETER VAN NOTE WILLIAM MOSES DREW VICKERS MICKEY MUENING CARL WESTON LEWIS NATHANSON JAMES WISE CECIL N ELSON H ARRY WOOSLEY EDDIE OXFORD

Hill Holcomb Hubert Hughes Keller Kenney Kunzer Lord Lymburner Marks McDonough McGarity, P McGarity, T. Miller Moore Morrison

250 Varied expressions Hold that line!

Nathanson Nelson Parrish Pickren Plummer Posey Muennig Scott Pesola Rathbun Richardson Rodgers Rogers Schroeder Smith, H. H. Smith, H. C. Stansbury Stultz Temples Transou Sikes Woosley Tucker Tuggle Van Note Vickers Weston Wise BETA KAPPA CHAPTER Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity was founded in 1909 at Boston University. Now it has matured into one of the largest social fraternities in America. It boasts a total of one hundred and forty-four chapters and three colonies in forty-three states and three provinces of Canada. Although one of the youngest of national fraternities, Lambda Chi Alpha is already rich in tradition. The Beta Kappa Chapter was established at Tech on October 6, 1942, after its h o norable and enviable record during its affiliation with the old Beta Kappa National Fraternity. Some of the chief assets of Lambda Chi Alpha are its spirited and aggressive leaders, its proud traditions, and the true brotherhood within the chapter. Men of Beta Kappa Chapter will be found in scholastic and honor societies, student government, school athletics and publications. and many other campus activities at Georgia Tech. With a highly successful rush season and many interesting parties and dances, Beta Kappa has enjoyed a very successful year.

A hillarious (?) skit!

Balcerak Barr Bickel Bonner Bradbury Broaddus Busby Carpenter Clifton Cobb Compton Cording Crawford, C. Crawford, B. DeJarnette Ellis, G. Ellis, R. Embry Fisler Gartner Greasel OFFICERS

JOSEPH MoLE President JOH N CARPENTER V ice President CLARENCE LECRoY Secretary JOHN RIMMINGTON Treasurer

JOSEPH MOLE

MEMBERS

CHEZ BALCERAK BILL CRAWFORD Our Crescent Girl, with attendents TOM BARR FRED DEJARNETTE

BOB BICKEL STAN DUDNEY

BOB BONNER SKIP DUFFEY

RONNIE BOWEN GENE ELLIS

GEORGE BRADBURY RAY ELLIS MAC BRoADDUS CLAUDE EMBRY

ToM BROUGHTON LOUI S FisLER

JOHN BUSBY BILL GARTNER

JACK CARPENTER GEORGE GILBERT

RAY CLIFTON JOHN GREASEL

GLENN COBB TOMMY GREER

BoB COMPTON BILL GRIER

BOB CORDING RussELL GRIMsLEY

CHARLIE CRAWFoRD TOMMY HACKETT

Grier Grimsley Hackett Hannah Heinrich Huether Hutton Ivey James MEMBERS

BILL HANNAH ALEX ORTELL

RAY HARDING JERRY OWEN KURT HEINRICH DICK PARKER JIM HOSKINS STUART PEACE

MARION HOUSER WILBUR PECK CHARLES HUETHER WAYNE PESOLA ART HUTTON CHARLES PINSON JiM IVEY TOOK PLUMLEE BOB JAMES FRED PREDDY WOFFORD JOHNSON CARY REEVES HUBERT JONES JOHN RIMMINGTON Help-week in action NORBERT JONES ART ROUBIK BoB KEITH MICKEY Russo DANNY KENNEDY CARY RUTLAND ED KIMBALL JIM RUTLEDGE JACK LASATER TOM SANDERS CLARENCE LECROY RAY SAVAGE. LEWIS LIPPARD MARLIN SHIVER BOB B. LIVINGSTON BOB SIMERLY BoB C. LIVINGSTON CARTER SMISSON SID LONG JIM STEPHENS

DA N LUCCI JACK TOLAND DON MARTIN BILL TUCKER GENE MCCALLA BOB WATKINS JIM McGEE BUDDY WEBB MAC MCGUIGAN JIM WESLEY DON MILLER WOODY WILKINSON WENDELL MILLER JOHN WISE JOE MOLE BILL YOUMANS RAY MORRISON PERRY YOUNG ED MURPHY

Jones, H. Jones, N. Keith Kennedy Lasater LeCroy Lippard Livingston Long Lucci Martin McCalla The payoff!

Must be interesting

Ortell Miller, W. Mole Morrison Murphy McGuigan Miller, D. Reeves Rimmington Peace Peck Pesola Pinson Parker Smisson Stephens Rutledge Savage Shiver Simerly Rutland Wilkinson Wise Young Toland Tucker Webb Wesley Time out for a rest Smoke Reck!

Anderson Barber Baumgardner Beard Bell All Allen Chamlee Blackburn Blair Bogle Cameron Carney Benson Cutter Davis, D. Childress Clark Cooper Crayton Curtis OFFICERS

LEWIS PRICE President RENDER CRAYTON Vice President ARTHUR EDGE Secretary FRED SINGER Treasurer

LEWIS PRICE

GEORGIA DELTA CHAPTER

Anyone care for more? Founded1848in at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Phi Delta Theta has grown into an interna- tional fraternity with over 80,000 members in 115 chapters located throughout the United States, Nova Scotia. and Canada. Besides leading all other fraternities by having the most members selected as Rhodes scholars and All-American football players, Phi Delta Theta has prominent members in every field of endeavor, including the presidency of the United States. The Georgia Tech chapter, Georgia Delta, founded on June 4, 1902, has constantly strived to uphold the principles upon which Phi Delta Theta was founded. As in the past Georgia Delta was represented in campus organizations, honorary societies, student government, varsity athletics and publications. The social life was upheld by the house parties, dances and numerous parties held during the year. Again, Georgia Delta enjoyed a successful year on the Georgia Tech campus.

Davis, R. Eaten Edge, A. Edge, N. Goodwyn Harrel Harris Holland Johnson Joiner Keeble Kelly BILL ALL BARRY LAMASONN DEXTER ALLEN JOHN LAW JOHN ANDERSON CHUCK LoVEIN RAY ANDERSON HAROLD LUMMAS WALTER BANKSTON JOHN MARBUT MONROE BARBER BILL MARTIN SONNY BAUMGARDNER MARVIN MASON ED BEARD DICK MATTISON KNOX BELL BRYANT McDANIEL BILL BENSON BILL METCALF BILL BLACKBURN BILL MITCHELL. BOB BLAIR WADE MITCHELL. BOYD BOGLE BILL MixoN HARRY BOYCE GEORGE MCGEE CHARLIE BRYANT FREDERIcK MOORE JIM CALDWELL GEORGE MooRE WALKER CAMBELL JOHN NEWMAN JIM CAMERON PAUL OZMER DICK CARNEY PAT PATTERSON TILMON CHAMLEE REEsE PHEONix CAB CHILDRESS LEwis PRICE NAT CLARK SONNY RACKLEY ALAN CooPER STEVE RADCLIFF RENDER CRAYTON JOE RAINE DAN CURTIS SMITTY RANDELL HOWARD CUTTER JIM REILLy Save me a drink DAVE DAVIS RAYMAND RIDDLE DICK DAvis GENE ROBBINS Tom DiAmoNT CLIFF ROBERTS LESTER EATON HENRY ROWLAND ARTHUR EDGE FRED SINGER NED EDGE ELLISON SMYTH STEVE FULLER GORDEN STEPHENSON CHARLIE GOODWYN GUERRY STRIBLING HAROLD GUEST BILL SWILLEY COLVILLE HARREL LAMAR TAYLOR TOM HARRIS VIRGIL TEDDER DENNY HOLLAND BOB ToRRAs BoB HUFFAKER DEAN TROXELL GEORGE HUMPHREYS BILL TUCKER Tom JEWEL CARL VEREEN JIMMY JOHNSON LAMAR WALDRIP TAD JOHNSTON BOBBY WAUGH JIM JoINER BUB WHITE GARY KEEBLE LEROY WILLIAMS LAKE KELLY RAY WILLOCH HARRY WOLFE

Law Lovein Lummas Marbut Martin Mason McGee Metcalf Mitchell, 8. What a party! The tiger gets K.O.d

Riddle Robbins Moore, F. Newman Patterson Rackley Mixon Torras Troxell Roberts Rowland Singer Stephenson Tedder Willoch Wolfe Tucker Waldrip Waugh White Williams XI CHAPTER Since the beginning, at College of the City of New York on November 23, 1904, Phi Epsilon Pi Fra- ternity has grown to its present membership of well over 10,000 members, 37 active chapters, and 35 alumni associations. Phi Epsilon Pi has Chap- ters in Canada and at all leading colleges in the MEMBERS United States. The national headquarters are located at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. RONALD BRoWN The Xi Chapter now active on the Tech campus GERALD EPSTEIN was founded January 15, 1916. Xis fraters hold JoHN M. FREITAG high positions in campus affairs and can boast of National Activity Cups for all these achievements. MARVIN GECHMAN Social life has been held high with the Phi Ep's starting Rush Week, Homecoming, Dream Girl HAROLD L. GOLDSTEIN Dance, and finishing up with the IFC Week-end. LAWRENCE J. GOODMAN Scholarship is at no time disregarded but rather kept on an honorable level promoted by a chapter ERWIN M. GUDELSKY scholarship trophy. The Phi Eps participate in intramural sports with great spirit and sportsman- STANLEY GUMBLE ship both of which are part of our high ideals. HARVEY HOCHMAN In the past 38 years, the Phi Epsilon Pi Fra- LOUIS HOCHSTAEDER ternity has made itself well known on the campus and will continue to uphold its high traditions of ROBERT C. JESSUP brotherhood, activities, and scholarship. PHILIP A. KAPLAN Japanese Hat Salesman ALLAN C. KLEPPER

JERRY I. LAVINSKY

DONALD H. LEEDs

PAUL LEFKOFF

JACK L. LEVIN

MYRON B. LEVY

PHILIP LOWENSTEIN

HAL E. MARCUS

MORTON METERSKY

ROBERT R. PROPP

ARTHUR S. RICH

MARVIN RoTH

IRWIN N. SCHUSTER

CHARLES L. SHERMAN

STEPHEN L. SNYDER

B. I. STEGALL, JR.

LAWRENCE S. STERN

NoRMAN S. TARLIN

STANLEY WARSHAW

RoBERT S. WELLINS

HOWARD L. WoLFE

Brown Epstein Gechman Goldstein Gudelsky Gumble Hochman Hochstaeder Jessup Kaplan Klepper Lavinsky Lefkoff Levin Levy Lowenstein Metersky Propp OFFICERS

JERRY IVAN LAVINSKY President MYRON BENJAMIN LEVY Vice President HAROLD LEE GOLDSTEIN Secretary B. I. STEGALL, JR. Treasurer

JERRY IVAN LAVINSKY

My "Big Orange Draink"

Just Keep Your Cold Hand Off!

Rich Sherman Snyder Stegall Stern Tarlin Warshaw Wellins Wolfe LOUIS BARTH

GAMMA TAU CHAPTER Fiji Queen, Court and Escorts Founded at old Jefferson College (now Washington and Jefferson) at Canonsburg, Pa., on May 1, 1848, Phi Gamma Delta is the thirteenth oldest OFFICERS Greek-letter society in America. Its solemn vows LOUIS BARTH President have been taken by more than 50,000 college men, BILL PROBST Vice President of whom 40,000 are living. There are 81 undergraduate chapters in leading institutions of higher BILL EUBANKS Treasurer education in the United States and Canada. with graduate groups in more than 100 cities. Phi Gamma Delta was chartered here on the Georgia Tech campus in 1926, as an outgrowth of a local fraternity known as Gamma Tau Delta. Except for a brief period during World War II, we have remained firmly entrenched here ever since. A fraternity analyst, not a member of Gamma Delta, writing an appraisal of our fraternity for the magazine of still another fraternity had the following to say: "Phi Gamma Delta has today about 45—or 57 percent—of its chapters that are preeminent or in the top 15 percent in the order of importance of their campuses. No. other fraternity quite equals this."

Anderson Ashworth Bayly Champion Chaney Cleghorn Cooper Cromwell Eubanks Fischer Flynt Gaston MEMBERS

BuDDY A NDERSON, JR BOB ASHWORTH LOU BARTH JR. JIM BAYLY, JR TOM BELL D0N CHAMPION HARRY CHANEY DICK CLEGHORN DICK CONNELLY JIM COOPER JOE CORNELIUS JOE CROMWELL, JR Arabian Nights Party PETE DENBY DAVE DONALD BILL EUBANKs, JR. JoHN FisCHER WALT FLYNT. JR. DON GASToN BOB GLASs GRADY GOTHARD TOM GUNTER, JR. Our Second -Place Reck BOB HAZEN CLANCY HEAD CHARLES HEDGES PAUL HEzLETT JERRY HOLEY IKE ISAAC RUSS JESSEE HOWARD JONES PAUL KING TED LAW, JR. AL LEE, JR BILL LONG MANNY MENENDEZ ED MILLER BLAIR MINICK WALT MOONEY, BILL MoRRELL, Russ MORSE, JR. MARTIN NICANDER BILL PROBsT BOB RAMSEY, JR. GUY RITTER, JR. JOHN RoDRIGUEZ DON SCHOoNOVER HAYNES STONE, JR. CHARLES SUDDUTH DoN TOWNS JIM THOMPSON JIM WALKER BILL WINN

Hedges Hezlett Holey Jessee Glass Gunter Head Morrell Morse Law Lee Miller Minick Jones Stone Sudduth Thompson Nicander Ramsey Ritter Schoonover MEMBERS

NEWTON ANDERSON WEYMAN BARBER PAUL BICKWITH, JR. BOB BITowFT BOB BRADLEY GEoRGE BRANNON JoHN CAMUs JOE CHEW BoB CORN JULIAN DANIEL CHARLES EATON TED EDWARDs JOHN EISINGER JIM FALKs "Dearest Girl, My Phi Kap Girl" PHIL FRESHWATER PETE GAMMoN DICK GAMMON CHARLES HAGER GEoRGE HARLOW FRANK HARRISON "Who put gum on the Keys?!" PHIL HEMBy GENE HUFFMAN TOMMY HUGHES JERRY JOHNSON FRANCIS LEE JONES DENNis KELLY HARRy KEsTNER, JR HARVEy KRIEGER KENNNETH LuNDBERG JIM MANN BUD MARTIN JIM MAXWELL MARVIN MCKEE JAMES MULLEN LEwIS MYERS JIM NoTHNAGELM EDWARD NUssBAUm LEs OvENDEN GEORGE RABITEJNEK, JR. BUDDy RoGERs NEAL SEABORN, SHARPToN JR BOB BERNIE SIGMIER RALPH SINES BILL SKINNER ED SMITH MACK SMITH GEoRGE SMITH PETE STANTON WES STUCKEY BOB SWEITZER JIM WILBURN

Anderson Beckwith Bitowft Brannon Camus Chew Daniel Eaton Edwards Eisinger Freshwater Harlow Harrison Hemby Jones Dig that crazy Wreck

OFFICERS EDWARD SMITH

EDWARD SMITH President JAMES MANN Vice President PETER Y. STANTON Secretary CHARLES R. HAGER Treasurer ALPHA NU CHAPTER

Phi Kappa Sigma was founded at the University of Pennsylvania on October 19, 1850. The Alpha Nu Chapter at Georgia Tech was established in 1904 and was one of the first fraternities on the campus to own its house. It is the policy of the fraternity to be conservative in expansion, and there are now forty-four chapters in the leading colleges and universities throughout the United States and Canada. Although Phi Kappa Sigma maintains a relatively small chapter at Tech, one can always find a Phi Kap in the midst of any worthwhile activity. Alpha Nu is now in the best condition that it has been in many years.

Mann Martin Maxwell Mullen Ovenden Rabitejnek Seaborn Sharpton Sigmier Sines Smith, J. M. Wilburn OFFICERS

WILLIAM R. TADDER President DONALD A. NORDAL Vice President WENDELL M. WILLIAMS Secretary WILFRED B. SMITH Treasurer

WILLIAM TADDER

ALPHA RHO CHAPTER Working on the Homecoming display The Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, founded at Miami University. Oxford, Ohio, 46 years ago, was originally intended only MEMBERS for the campus at Miami. It has grown ROBERT BRUCE from one chapter to the present seventy- PETER CURTIs one chapters and colonies, and today ranks PAUL DANNER BILLY DAVIS among the nation's top fraternities with a THOMAS DONALDSON membership exceeding 20,000. ROBERT DURLING Phi Kappa Tau was installed on the WILLIAM FARMER Tech campus in 1929 when Pi Lambda HERBERT FOWLER Delta, a local fraternity, received its char- JAMES GUEST REGGIE H ASELDEN ter as the Alpha Rho Chapter. Since that RICHARD HUGHEY date Alpha Rho has made an enviable DONALD JUDD record at Georgia Tech in scholastic, ath- ROBERT KEATON letic and social activities. PETER KEENAN This year the Alpha Rho Chapter of AUGUSTus LAYTON JOHN MCMILLAN Kappa Tau celebrates its 25th anni- DONALD NoRDAL versary on the campus of Georgia Tech TROY NoRRIS and looks forward to many more years CARLOS OLIVARES of progress. DANIEL PERCIVAL RICHARD RABE DONALD RECCHIO CHARLES RICHEY CLAY ROBINSON CHARLES SEVER WILLIAM SExToN SMITH WILFRED WILLIAM TADDER WILLIAM TEAGUE DALE THoRNBOROUGH DAVID WAY CHARLES WEEMS FRANK WHITE JoHN WILCOX WENDELL WILLIAMS

Curtis Danner Davis Donaldson Farmer Fowler Guest Hughey Judd Howd she get in there? Rick, Reggie, Herb, and Carlos, Homecoming day

Olivares Keenan Layton McMillen Nordal Norris Keaten Tadder Rabe Recchio Richey Sever Smith Percival Wilcox Williams Teague Thornborough Way Weems White Dont look, anybody, just eat! Halloween Horribles

MEMBERS

MERcER BABB RALPH BARER LARRY BARTON CHALBERTT BURCHET J AY CALDWELL GEORGE CLACKEM EUGENE DALLAS BILL DOWDY CHARLES FONTANA EDDIE GILBREATH DAN GORMAN JOHN GRAHAM ROBERT HOLToNTOM HUGHES EDWARD KOCHER RIcHARD LEJK RoBERT LUEDERS STEWART MARTINEZ CLARKE MERCER JI M MORGAN RoY PEEK HARRY PHIPPS RoBERT C. PROVOST ROBERT G. PROVOST JOHN RINNELL DAN RYAN JoHN STALLINGS MARVIN TURNER ROBERT WILLIAMS

Babb Baber Burchett Caldwell Dallas Dowdy Fontana Gilbreath Graham Holton Kocher Lueders OFFICERS

ROBERT WILLIAMS President EDWARD KOCHER Vice President JOHN STALLINGS Secretary RALPH BABER Treasurer

In the good old summertime

ROBERT WILLIAMS

KAPPA DEUTERON CHAPTER Phi Sigma Kappa was founded in 1873 at the University ofMassachusetts. It attracted as its first students men of the pioneer spirit and of high purpose. From such a group was Phi Sigma Kappa organized. The growth of Phi Sigma Kappa has been conservative. From an unpretentious beginning it has expanded to 66 chapters. More than 27,000 students have been enrolled as members. Kappa Deuteron Chapter was founded March 15, 1923 at Georgia Tech. It was an outgrowth of a local fraternity named Delta Sigma Kappa which was organized by a group of men who were living together in a boarding- house. Inasmuch as our chapter at Georgia Tech is one of the smallest on the campus, we have formed a very close knit organization. We feel that in order to have the intimate feeling of brotherhood which is necessary to successful fraternity life, we must keep our number small. For the academic year 1952-53 Kappa Deuteron Chapter not only led the field in scholarship for each quarter, but we also had the highest fraternity point to successful fraternity life, we must keep our number average on the campus for the year. The men in Phi Si gma Kappa are active in many other organizations. The past year has been a very successful one for our chapter. Some of the activities that we held during the year were a testimonial dinner, House party, and our annual bad luck party on a Friday the 13th.

Mercer Morgan Peek Phipps Provost, R. C. Provost, R. G. Ryan Stallings Williams OFFICERS

HOMER WALKER President

DONALD PARISH Vice President

H ARRY PAsSMORE Secretary

DON MURRAY Treasurer

HOMER WALKER

ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER The Modern Cowboy Pi Kappa Alpha was founded at the University of Virginia in 1868. It was at first a southern fraternity but in 1909 it became a national fraternity. With its more than one hundred ten chapters, it is one of the largest fraternities in the United States in both membership and chapters. PiKA is established solidly in brotherhood at America's finest colleges and universities. Pikes pride themselves with their many prominent members during the past and the present. The Alpha Delta Chapter was founded in 1904 here at Georgia Tech, and has since planted its banner solidly. This year we celebrated our 50th year on the Tech campus. The Chapter owns its house on Techwood Drive where home life and recreation are provided for its members. Pi Kappa Alpha encourages academic achievement and campus activity and is justly proud of the record of its members. The Pike house is the scene of many colorful parties the year round. These social functions are high-lighted by the 'Possum hunt every fall. its annual Black and White Ball during the winter when the "Dream Girl of PiKA" is crowned and their mountain house party every spring.

Booker Bradburne Childs Copeland Daugherty Davis Delafossa Fulford Gandy Parisian-trained chef prepares one of his specials This is how we do it in Texas

Hendry Hill Harris Hanlin GrizzeII, N. Hall King, E. King, J. GrizzeII, G. Keating Kinder Jennings Johnson, C. Matson Maloof Howell Lyons, E. Lyons, G. King. R Krohn Laney A "rat" catches a possum Stop this feudin

Murray Martin, M. Macdonald Matthews Martin, R. Merkl McFarland Myers Nettles Passmore Parish Pike Powell Pratt Sapp Schafer Smith Space Stapleton Stryker Swany ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER

MEMBERS

MAX BECKLER WILLIAM MATSON JOEL BLACKFORD NASSIRE MALOOF JOSEPH BOOKER MICHAEL MARTIN JOHN BRADBURNE ROBERT MACDONALD JERRY CALDWELL DENNIS MATTHEWS FRANK CARR FRANK MARTIN JOHN CHILDS ALVIN MERKL FRED COOK JOHN MCFARLAND ROBERT COPELAND ROBERT MCWATTERS WILLIAM CORWIN WILLIAM MOORE ROBERT DAUGHERTY DONALD MURRAY WILLIAM DAVIS CARL MYERS MAURICE DAVIS WILLIAM NETTLES GEORGE DELAFOSSE DON NEWTON ROBERT DONATH HARRY PASSMORE ROBERT FULFORD DONALD PARISH ALBERT GANDY ROBERT PIKE GARY GRIZZELL RICHARD POWELL NORMAN GRIZZELL MAURICE PRATT ALFRED HALL JOSEPH SAPP No, theyre not dying, theyre singing! DONALD HARRIS CARL SCHAFER ROBERT HANLIN SONNY SCHAFF AARON HENDRY ROBERT SMITH MAX HOYER CONRAD STIETENROTH KENDALL HILL CHARLES SPACE JESSEE HOWELL FRANK STAPLETON NEIL HOWARD HOWARD STRYKER KEN JACKSON Ross SWANY MANSFIELD JENNINGS CARL SWEET COOKIE JOHNSON JOSEPH SYRACUSE EDWIN JOHNSON WILLIAM TAGGART HARDY KEATING JOHN TENNANT PHILIP KINDER EDWARD TRENT EDWARD KING HARRY TUCKER JOSEPH KING KENNETH VICTORY RAIFORD KING HOMER WALKER CHARLES KROHN HUGH WEIR JACK LANE TOMMY WIGGINS PHILIP LANEY JOSEPH WIMBISH REGINALD LEWIS ARTHUR WITT EVAN LEWIS EDWARD WUNDRAM EDWARD LYONS JAMES YOUNG GEORGE LYONS

Sweet Taggart Tennant Tucker Vickery Weir Wimbish Witt Wundram OFFICERS

JAMES BUSHONG President GERALD BLOCKER Secretary CARL FRICK Treasurer

JAMES BUSHONG Wheres the witch?

MEMBERS

NICHOLAS AVTGES TEODoRE JOHNSON RONALD BARNEY RONALD LANZILOTTA DICK BIGELOW BOB LYNCH RUDOLPH BITTLE THOMAS MAHONE GERALD BLOCKER DAVID MEYER CLAUDE BOOKER JIM MURRAY EDWARD BRUCE JOSEPH NOCELLA JAMES BUSHONG ROBERT PATTON AL BUTLER HUGO PETERS CHARLES CA MPBELL JAMES PINOCHET ROBERT CARRI THOMAS REHER MARLOW CASSETTI EGON REPA GIL COLOMBO FENTRESS RHODES MICHAEL COMBS AL RUH GEOFFREY EATON GEORGE RUPPENICKER CARL FRIcK LAWRENCE SMITH AL GUGGOLZ JOHN TERAMO PETER HARRISON JAMES TiERNEy JOHN IRVIN ROBERT VANDER HORN ED WAUGH

Barney Bittle Blocker Booker Bushong Butler Carri Cassetti Colombo IOTA CHAPTER Pi Kappa Phi was founded at the Col- lege of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, in December, 1901 It now has forty-six undergraduate chapters and thirty-three alumni chapters in the United States and Canada. The Georgia Tech chapter of Pi Kappa Phi was granted a charter in 1913 and has since been active in all school activities. The fraternit y s activities include full participation in scholarship, social, and athletic events. The most famous of these are the Pi Kappa Phi Founders Day Celebration every December, and its annual Rose Ball at which the "Rose of Pi Kappa Phi" is presented. Backed by an enthusiastic alumni association in Atlanta and the largest pledge class since the war, Iota is on its way back to being the "tops" on the Tech campus.

In front of the judges stand, at last!

Combs Eaton Frick Guggolz Lanzilotta Mahone Meyer Nocella Patton Peters Pinochet Reher Rhodes Ruppenicker Smith Teramo Tierney Vander Horn GEORGIA PHI CHAPTER In the ninety-eight years since its founding at the University of Alabama on March 9, 1856, Sigma Alpha Epsilon has steadily increased in size and standing in the college fraternity world, and is recognized today as one of the leaders among college fraternities. SAE now has 136 active chapters in all of the forty-eight states and the District of Columbia, and over 85,000 initiates. SAE was the first fraternity to inaugurate a leadership school, to which promising underclass- men are sent each year to be instructed in all phases of college and fraternity leadership. The second fraternity to be installed at Tech, the Georgia Phi Chapter has always been in the van- guard of the campus fraternities. The chapter is represented in every phase of campus activity, with its members taking part in all varsity athletics, student government, honorary societies, publications, and dramatics. True to its tradition as a leader among the fraternities here at Tech, SAE was off to a fine start this year, highlighted by an excellent rush season, winning first place in the homecoming house deco- SAE Lion turns tigers info kittens rations contest, and an outstanding touch football team.

Adams Ansley Bowen Brewster Bridges Bruce Brown Coggins Colley Comer Connors Cook Cotroneo Crawford Davenport Davis Davison Debnam DiCristina Dilts Dorn DuBose Dunlap English Eubanks Finley GilIem Goldsmith Graham, P. D. Graham, W. D. Greer Griffith SPENCER SMITH Soft music, moonlight, and

OFFICERS

SPENCER SMITH President HUBERT HORAN . . . Vice President WILLIAM DUNLAP Secretary THOMAS MUSGROVE Treasurer

MEMBERS JERRY ADAMS LAWRENCE CoMER WILLIAM DUBOSE JUDSON ALLEN CHARLES CONNORS HARRY DUKES EMORY ANSLEY TED COOK JAMES DUNLAP ROBERT BALLENTINE GEORG E CORN WILLIAM DUNLAP EARL BORTELL Rocco COTRONEO BRUCE ENGLISH HAROLD BowEN WALTER COXE EMERSON FRANKS MAURICE BREWSTER DEWITT CRAwFORD WILLIAM FINLEY JAMES BRIDGES THOMAS DAVENPORT WILLIAM FULCHER ARTHAR BRUCE CECIL DAVIS RICHARD GILLEM RoBERT BRUCE JOSEPH DAVISON JERE GOLDSMITH WILLIAM BROWN THOMAS DEBNAM P. D. GRAHAM BEN CALLAWAY WILLIAM DICRISTINA W. D. GRAHAM WILBER COGGINS JERRY DILTs EDWIN GREEN THOMAS COLLEY PAUL DORN LEE GREER

Hall Hamilton, C. Hamilton, E. Harris, G. Harris, J. Hartrampf Hoge Hollis Horan Hull, D Hunsinger Jennings Johnson, G. Johnson, L. Jones Keen GEORGIA PHI CHAPTER

MEMBERS

ARTHUR GRIFFITH CHARLES PATTON JOSEPH HALL MARION PEEPLES CHARLES HAMILTON CHARLES PETERSON EDGAR HAMILTON DONALD PHILLIPS GEORGE HARRIS JOHN PRINGLE JOHN HARRIS ROBERT PUCKETT WILLIAM HARTRAMPF DANIEL RATHER FREDRIC HAYES RODGER RicH MARION HODGES THOMAS RIPLEY ARNOLD HOGE PETER ROANE LAWRENCE HOLDRIDGE JOHN ROURK CLAUDE HOLLIS JAMES SANDERS HUBERT HORAN JOHN SENNETT DECK HULL WILLIAM SIMONS WILLIAM HULL GRAFToN SMITH JOHN HUNSINGER FRANK SMITH THERON JENNINGS SPENCER SMITH GEORGE JOHNSON HARRY SPRING Scientists triumph over tigers brawn LYMAN JOHNSON MILLARD STANLEY CARL JONES JOHN STEWART MARSHALL KEEN FRANK STRICKLAND CODY LAIRD FLEMING SWEZY ALLISON LEDBETTER JAMES SWIFT ROBERT LEE CARTER TERRELL FRANK LIDDELL ROBERT THOMSON BROOKS LIDE ELWYN TOM LINSON JOHN Li NGREN GEORGE TRUSSELL SAMUEL LOTT NAT TURNER JOHN MADDOX KENDRICK UPCHURCH BILL MAGRUDER THOMAS VENTULETT JACK MARKLEY JAMES WALKER ROBERT MCCRARY JOSEPH WALKER JACK MOORE MARION WANNAMAKER JosEPH MOORE WILLIAM WEBSTER WILLIAM MOORE LEARNARD WEIR MOT MORRISON ALEXANDER WEST HowELL MULLIS CODY WHITE WILLIAM MUSGROVE KELLY WILLIAMS HOWARD NEWTON USHER WINSLETT VAUGHN NIXON J ACK WORM CHARLES PATTERSON THoMAS WRIGHT

Laird Ledbetter Lee Liddell Lott Maddox Magruder McCrary Moore, J. C. Moore, J. I. Moore, W. Morrison Mullis Musgrove Newton Nixon Sedate, but its early yet

Well, we tried

Ripley Roane Patterson Patton Peeples Peterson Phillips Rich Strickland Swezy Rourk Sanders Smith, G. Smith, S Stanley Stewart Walker, Walker, J. S. Swift Terrell Thomson Tomlinson Turner Upchurch J. Wright Wannamaker Weir West White Williams Winslett Worm BETA PSI CHAPTER In the 98 years since its founding at Oxford, Ohio, on June 28, 1855, the Sigma Chi Fraternity has grown to become one of the largest college fraternities today. There are 123 active chapters, including three in Canada. The Beta Psi chapter was founded at Tech in 1922 and is now one of the foremost fraternities on the campus. Last year through the efforts of all, actives and pledges alike, Beta Psi won the coveted Interfraternity Council cup, which signifies the outstanding fraternity in interfraternity competition. After its entry had won the "Ramblin Reck" Parade, the chapter went on to win championships in swimming, cross country, golf, bowling, and tennis. The highlights of the social calendar include the Sweetheart Ball. the Miami Triad, and the Spring Formal. At this year's Sweetheart Ball, Margaret Burwell received the cherished White Cross, signifying her as the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi.

Our Sweetheart

Cake winners

Abbot Alford Austin Bailey Baird Barnhardt, D. Barnhardt, T. Bartlett Binford Bledsoe Brewer Brinkley Brookes Brown, D. Brown, R. Browne Burroughs Cady Carlson Coleman Collier Collings Cooley Cordle Cowan Culclasure Davis, R. Day Ecker Elrod Evans Fincher Fossett Fox Frenz Friend OFFICERS DICK POLLOCK President RUDY BROWN Vice President BOB BREWER Secretary FOWLER LOW Treasurer

DICK POLLOCK

MEMBERS

JERRY ABBOT FRANK COLEMAN EUGENE ALFORD ROGER CoLLIER Contact, let er walk! DAVID ARMSTRONG JOHN COLLINGS RICHARD AUSTIN DoNALD Com ER WILLIAM BAILEY J AMES COOLEY LARRY BAIRD CLYDE CoRDLE DICK BARNHARDT PAuL CoRDLE TOM BARNHARDT CHARLES COWAN CRACKER BARRoN WILLIAM COWART WOODY BARTLETT JERRY CuLCLAsuRE LAWRENCE BEALL RAY DAVIS CHARLES BECKER TUCKER DAY WILLIAM BINFoRD ALLEN ECKER

TED BLEDsoE SHERRILL ELROD RoBERT BREwER GIL EVANS THoMAS BRI m JAMES FINCHER JOHN BRIM LARRY FossETT ROBERT BrINKLEY IRVINE Fox DONALD BROOKES CHARLES FRENZ DONALD BROWN VICTOR FRIEND RUDY BROWN WALTER FURBISH RoBERT BROWNE RICHARD GAMBILL WILLIAM BUCHANAN EARL GILBREATH DAN BURROUGHS TEDDY GILMER MIKE CADY GREY ED RoBERT CARLsON

Furbish Gambill Gilbreath Gilmer Grey Hamling Heisel, J. Heisel, R. Hill, D. Hill, G. Howard Inman Jimmerson Johnson Jones Keith King Lenholt Livingston Low BETA PSI CHAPTER

MEMBERS

BERNIE HAMLING A. B. PERVIS SHANNON HARRIS BUZ PICKREN FRANK HASWELL DICK POLLOCK JACK HEISEL GEORGE PRUITT RALPH HEISEL GEORGE RICE BUCKY HEYS TONY RIVES DOUGLAS HILL H UGH ROBERTS GABE HILL ToM Row DON HINTON KEN RUSHIN MACKEY HOWARD OLIVER SALE RICHARD INMAN WILLIAM SAVELL DAVID JIMMERSON WILLIAM SCOTT IRVIN JOHNSON WILLIAM SHADDEN WARREN JONES ROBERT SHERWOOD GARNETT KEITH JAMES SHUTT BEN KING WILLIAM SIBLEY ROD LEE BERNARD SPANO MIHE LEEPER PAT STAFFORD Intramural action DICK LENHOLT RICHARD SUTTON Ro y LEWIS CARL SWANSON WILLIAM LIVINGSTON WILLIAM TALLEY FowLER Low MOORE TAPPAN WILLIAM LYONS CHA RLES THOMPSON SLATER MARSHALL KENNETH THRASH BEAMON MARTIN WES TIGNOR ROBERT MCTIER CHARLES TOUCHTON CHAM MEREDITH ALLEN TRAPNELL DAVID MORRIs TOM UmsTEAD DAviD NIEDERMEYER BUD VALENTINE RALPH PADEN SAM VAN LEER JOHN PATAKY JIM WELDON ROY PATTERSON CLINT WELLS JACK PEAVY TED WIRTZ DON PERRIN JACK WRIGHT JACK PERRYMAN TERRY YOUNG

Lyons Marshall Martin McTier Meredith Morris Niedermeyer Paden Pataky Patterson Peavy Perrin A "Cool Cat" in the midst

Homecoming display

Sale Save ll Pickren Pollock Rice Roberts Row Rushin Pervis Swanson Talley Tappan Shadden Sherwood Sibley Spano Stafford Scott Van Leer Weldon Wright ThOMPson Thrash Tignor Touchton Umstead Valentine GAMMA ALPHA CHAPTER The first chapter of Sigma Nu was founded at the Virginia Military Institute at Lexington in 1869. During the latter part of the nineteenth century, it rapidly expanded to national scale and was recognized throughout the country as a group of ma- ture college men with high ideals and a deep sense of honor. Now Sigma Nu has grown to a total of 106 chapters throughout the nation with every major college represented. The heart of our fraternity is fellowship, the congenial com- panionship of men with mutual interests and ideals. Through this fellowship we strive to create better men and better citizens. The chapter at Georgia Tech was founded in 1896 and has functioned as an integral part of the school ever since. It is active in all phases of college life and each member feels a deep sense of responsibility toward their chapter and their school. Nearly all campus organizations are represented in the chapter and as a result, Sigma Nu at Tech has played a leading role in all developments and activities on the campus. The chapter tries to keep its enrollment within certain limits so as to have complete fellowship among all the brothers and to insure a tightly handed group of men united in common interests and ideals. Every member in the Gamma Alpha Chapter of Sigma Nu here at Tech strives to maintain its high level of fraternal spirit and is proud to call himself a Sigma Nu. We need pledges, girls.

Aikman Ashley Adlette Bailey Baldwin Blake Bostic Bowers Bradshaw Cadden Chappell Forster Fishburne Flood Ford Fortson Fuller Fuss Geymont Gillespie Gore Groves Hall Harrison OFFICERS

CLIFFORD MCCONNELL President HARVEY WILLIAMS Vice President MILTON GILLESPIE Secretary ROBERT GREGORIE Treasurer

CLIFFORD McCONNELL

MEMBERS

COLLINS AIKMAN T. W. CADDEN

LEE ALLEN J. W. CHAPIN

CHAPPELL A. V. J. L. ALTMAN

L. DURHAM J. ANDERSON R G.

E. H. AVRETT A. W. ELLERBEE

R. W. ASHLEY RICHARD FERSTER

B. FISHBURNE S. BAILEY W. R.

BRUCE BALDWIN P. M. FLOOD

SCOTT FORD R. L. BENNETT

C. M. FORTSON BLAKE J. D.

JIM FRY G.T. BosTic

FULLER R. V. RoBERT BOWERS

LEROY FUSS SAM BRADSHAW

D. M. GEYMONT A.L. BRADY

Helms Hennick Hill Hopkins Howie Hughes Hughs Hutchens Johnston Kelley LaForge Lee Little Long McAlister MEMBERS

G. M. GILLESPIE BEN MILL R.O . GoRE MILTON MOTT R. G. GREGORIE F. B. NEWBORN AsHBURY GROVES J. D. OVERSTREET J. O. HALL L. S. PAYNE W. N. HARDEN R. N. PELO T NEAL HARRISON W. E. PERRINE G. S. HELms G. J. RENALDI R J. HENNICK JOE Rizzo W. P. HILL McDowELL RoGERs W. H. HOPKINS N. H. RUSHTON W. W. HOWIE L. II. SCHEMMEL C. E. HUDLow JIM SEALY FRANK HUGHEs W. D. SHEPPARD N. C. HUGHS M. J. SIRES

V. F. HuTcHENs DICK SplERS P. L. JAMES G. L. SPRAGINS J. S. JERVIS JAMES STILL D. M. JoHNSTON CECIL SUTHERLAND J. E. JoH NSON J. W. TATOM line Francais partial MARC KELLEY BoBBY THERRELL C. A. LAFoRGE M. L. TREADWELL JOHN LEE W. F. VAUGHN FRANK LITTLE E. P. WEBB G.T. LITTLE J. C. WEBTER J. A. LONG WILTON WEST J. A. LOWERY S. F. WHEELER HENRY LOWRANCE C. M. WHITE P. R. MAXSON RICHARD WHITE R. M. McALIsTER THoMAS WHITSON H. R. MCCAMMON H. G. WILLIAMs C. T. MCCONNELL JAMES WILLIAMS G. E. McCoRmicK RAY WILLIAMS JOHN MCGARITY R. L. WILLIAMS TED MEADOW DON WILSON W. A. MEEKER J. H. WOODRUFF

McCammon McCormick McGarrity Meadow Mills Mott Overstreet Payne Pelot Perrine Rogers Rushton The gravity-feed Reck

No smooching on the floor

Spragins Still Sutherland Schemmel Sealy Sheppard Sires Spiers Webster Wheeler White, C. M. Tatom Therrell Thomas Treadwell Webb White, R. Whitson williams H. G. Williams. J. M Williams, R. Williams, R. L. Wilson Woodruff GEORGIA ALPHA CHAPTER Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded in the year 1901 at the University of Richmond in Richmond, Virginia. Georgia Alpha Chapter was chartered on the Georgia Tech campus on April 1, 1907. Sig-Ep has grown in the last fifty-two years to become one of the largest national college fraternities in America. Over 42,000 members in 123 chapters throughout the country have made the fraternity what it is today. The aims of Sigma Phi Epsilon are to grow in strength and to build character and leadership in all its members. The outstanding social events of the year are the "Sig-Ep Golden heart Formal" and a weekend house party in the spring. Hayrides, house dances, costume parties, and the pledge party given to the active chapter by the pledges just before the Christmas holidays round out the social calendar. Scholarship, as well as participation in sports and campus organizations, is stressed at the SPE house.

Itll never run again! Helping the kids enjoy Christmas

Anderson Baader Barrett Boone Burrell Campbell Cossitt Coward Crane Croskeys Crumley Cummings Davis Dugger Flemin gFrederic Getman Giroir Gotcher Gould Griffiths A Reck is taking shape RAYMOND WOOD

OFFICERS

RAYMOND WOOD President JACK DUGGER . . . . Vice President PHIL RECTOR Secretary JACK WILCOX Treasurer

Part of the Homecoming display

Grayson Hall Happell Harrod Heck Higgins King Kirkland Kistler GEORGIA ALPHA CHAPTER

MEMBERS

DAVE AKERS JOE GIROIR BOB PORTER BILL ALLEN BILL GoTCHER JOHN PoWERS BILL A NDERsoN BOB GOULD JACK PRUITT RoN BAADER BILL GRIFFITHS GEORGE PURCELL. BILL BARRETT JERRY GRAYSON KEN PURDY BERT BOONE JIM HALL ARNOLD PYATT FRANK BURRELL DICK HAPPELL DON RAY BILL CAMPBELL Ross HARROD PHIL RECTOR CHARLIE COLE JACK HECK MICKEY REINSCHMIDT DICK COSSITT BILL HIGGINS AL SCHERRER RON COWARD BOB KING TOMMY ScHILL GORDON CRANE JIM KIRKLAND BOB SHEFFIELD GuErIN CROSKEYS CHARLES KISTLER FRANK SHARBROUGH BILL CRUMLEY GREG KLEIN TERRY SIMoNDS BILL CUMmINGs BoB MARSHNER HAROLD STRUNK RICHARD DAVIDSON BoB MCINTYRE PETE TATRO Ro y DAVIs RICK MESTRE HARRY TAYLOR JACK DUGGER JIM MITCHELL FRED TREND H UGH FLEMING ALAN MOORE ERIC ULPH ED FRERERIc BILL MOORE JOHN WHITFIELD ARTHUR FUDGER BILL PHILLIPS JACK WILCOX RON GETMAN JIM PIERCE RAYMOND WOOD

A new Sig-Epl

Wrecking the Reckl

Klein Marshner McIntyre Mestre Mitchell Moore, B. Porter Powers Pruitt Purcell Purdy Pyatt . and a rocket ship, ... No, shes our sweetheart!

Laugh while you can — pledges.

Ray Rector Reinschmidt Schill Sharbrough Strunk Tatro Taylor Ulph Whitfield Wilcox Wood "Whad He Say?"

Study Time

PHI CHAPTER

The Phi chapter of the Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity was established on the Georgia Tech campus in 1922. and since its inception has been one of the leading fraternities on the campus.

The boys are not only first rate atheletes, but first rate in all campus activities. During the past school year the boys have brought their fraternity into the finals of the intramural sports com- petitions, and have placed first in heir classifica- tion in the Red Cross blood drive and the Old Newsboys' campaign.

In addition to this great fraternity spirit, the boys also have wonderful school spirit. Tau Ep- silon Phi is proud to number among its members leaders in Tau Beta Pi and Phi Eta Sigma.

The brothers are also active in the Bulld og Club and in the Pershing Rifles, Air Force Drill Team, Drama Tech, and Alpha Chi Omega. The fraternity is well represented in the professional societies on the campus; among these, Delta Kap- pa Phi, Phi Psi, the American Ceramic Society, and the Architectural Society. Members are also to be found on the staffs of the Yellow Jacket and the Technique, and also on the cross country and gym teams.

"Tep" can certainly be classed as one of the all-around fraternities on the Georgia Tech campus.

Bashuk Braverman Bross Cohen Cook Hornstein Kurzer Leibu Little Pincus Rubinson Schiavone "Sam! You Made The Pants Too Long!" AL KURZER

MEMBERS

OFFICERS JERRY BASHUK JERRY BRAVERMAN A K KURZER RICHARD BROF Chancellor EUGENE BROSS STANLEY STEINBERG JOEL COHEN Vice Chancellor RICHARD COOK BERT SAUL JERRY DUBROF Scribe DONALD HALPERN MARSHALL HORNSTEIN BERNARD KLEIN AL KURZER ROBERT LANDSMAN MYRON LEIBU RAYMOND LEVY GEORGE LINDENBAUM SHELDON LITTLE ROBERT PINCUS ROBERT ROSENFELD ALAN RUBINSON BERT SAUL EUGENE SCHIAVoNE BERNARD SCHIFF HUGH SHULOK STANLEY STEINBERG DONALD STERNBERG GARY STERNBERG EUGENE STOLZ RICHARD STUDLEY MERT WALLEN WILLIAM WEIL MARK ZELIGMAN Schiff Shulock Steinberg, S. Sternberg, D. Stolz Studley Wallen Weil Zeligman OFFICERS

REGINALD CHUNG President ROY VAILLANT Vice President RAYMOND FRANKOVICH Secretary FRANCIS R UST Treasurer

These Pledges are on the Stick

BETA PI CHAPTER

Tau Kappa Epsilon was founded on January 10, 1899, at Illinois Wesleyan MEMBERS University. The Beta Pi Chapter was JOHN BARRINGTON founded here at Georgia Tech in 1948. CARL BLEIM, JR. TKE, although still among the smaller HERB CASABLANCA fraternities on the campus, is one of REGGIE CHUNG the larger national fraternities, having JOHN DIEHL JAcK Dimon, JR. at present over one hundred chapters BILL DozIER and twenty-one thousand members. CARL FLOYD The local chapter has recently re- RAYMOND FRANKOVICH modeled the interior of the chapter CY GRIMSHAW house and at present is undergoing a GEORGE H ALL. ENSLOW HOAGLAND, JR period of rapid expansion. TKE is BILL , HOGARTH known as the "fraternity for life" be- JIM HUTCHISON cause it is not only a home at college DON KUTTNER hut also a place where lifelong friend- DAN LAIRD ships are made. PAWEL LIBERMAN KEN LUNDQUIST The members are in various campus STEWART LYNES organizations and honor societies. ARNOLD MANGHAM "Tekes," as they are known, well de- JOE MAYER serve the recognition the school has BILL MCCASKILL given them. BILL MERRELL ROGER MITCHELL JOE MONTGOMERY TONY MORELLI BILL MOY JACK PARSONS SID POWERS BILL REED LEE RoHRBACH FRANCIS RU sT RAY SCARPETTA MIKE SNAVELY BOB STROZIER JOSE SUAREZ ROY VAILLANT LLSLARRY WI TED WRIGHT

Bliem Casablanca Dimon Dozier Floyd Frankovich Griswold Grimshaw Hall A Reck in the makin

"Talk to im, Rush girl!"

Hogarth Laird Liberman Lundquist Lynes Mangham Merrell Mitchell Montgomery Moy Powers Reed Rust Scarpetta Strozier Suarez Vaillant Wills ALPHA NU CHAPTER Theta Chi was founded in 1856 at Nor- wich University, Norwich, Vermont. In the ninety-eight years since its beginning. it has come to be known as one of the most progressive nationals. Since its inception, one hundred eleven chapters have been added to make Theta Chi one of the largest college fraternities. The Alpha Nu Chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in the spring of 1923 and thus it has enjoyed its thirty-first birthday as part of the Tech campus. Since its installation, the members of Alpha Nu have taken an active part on school activities without losing sight of the fraternitys ideals of scholarship and brotherhood. The chapter social calendar is always full. The events that are enjoyed most of all. In are the annual Carnation Ball which takes place during the winter quarter and at which the "Dream Girl of Theta Chi" is crowned; and the house Party which is held during the spring quarter. The Cats Meow

Allen Batch Bell Bevel Brown Buchan Cashin Coats Conway Corcoran Corley Crawford Cunningham Ethridge Fair Fincher Greenacre Harris Howard Hubbard Holt OFFICERS

ELWYN POWELL President WILLIAM CASHIN Vice President WILLIAM LIFSEY Secretary WILLIAM PARKER Treasurer

ELWYN POWELL

Charlie Chan and number one son

King of the bird dogs — in uniform

Johnson Jones Kjeldgaard Langford Leary Leppert Lifsey, J. Lifsey, W Loard ALPHA NU CHAPTER

MEMBERS

BILL ALLEN JAMES MAULDIN WILLIAM BARTLETT RALPH MCCALLUM JOHN BATCH GEORGE MELTON LEE BELL EARNEST MESSERSMITH ORVILLE BEVEL WARREN MIXON

HAROLD BOWLING RONALD MOSELY WILLIAM BROWN LEWIS MURPHY CHARLES BUCHAN ALEXANDER NOFI WILLIAM CASHIN DA NIEL OCONNOR BARRY COATS PAT OREAR

RALPH CONWAY FRANK OSTEEN JAMES COOK WILLIAM PARKER A RTHUR CORCORAN ROBERT PARROTT WILLIAM CORLEY EMMANUEL PASYANOS FRED CRAWFORD RICHARD PENN

GARY CUNNINGHAM WALTER PETERS ORVILLE DEAN ELWYN POWELL FREDERICK ETHERIDGE JACK REMSON ROY FAIR FRANK RHODES RONAL D FINCHER BERT ROBERTSON

ROLAND FUENTES CHARLES ROBERTSON GEORGE GREENACRE MARION RuPLE THEODORE HARRIS PAUL REEVES Slobberlips and The mad lovers Ross HOWARD JAMES SARAVO

JULIUS HUBBARD ROBERT SCHNEPFE

WILLIAM HOLT BENTON SIEGEL RALPH JOHNSON ALFRED SIESS MILTON JONES JOHN SIPPLE

FRANCIS JOYNER WILLIAM SMITH

LOUIS KJELDGAARD ROBERT STANCIL JAMES KNES ALLAN STRICKLAND

JOHN LANGFORD JEROME TUSSEY

ALBERT LEARY WILBUR TAYLOR A LBERT LEPPERT DEMPSEY WALLACE JONES LIFSEY WILLARD WHITE

WILLIAM LIFSEY PETER WILSON

WILLIAM LOARD JOHNNIE WRAY PAT MALOY EVERETT YOUNGBLOOD JACOB MAY EMILIO ZELLER

MaloyM May Mauldin McCallum Melton Mixon Messersmith Murphy Nofi Tomato juice before breakfast! "The Goon Squad"

Peters OConnor ORear Parker Parrott Pasyanos Penn Powell Remson Rhodes Ruple Saravo Reeves Stancil Strickland Tussey White Wilson Wray Youngblood Zeller Dig that three-wheel Reck All tied up et the Halloween Ball

MEMBERS

ALAN AMRHEIN RONALD BOLDIN PEYTON BROWN CHARLES CANTY LOUIS CAPPELLI WALTER CHRISTENSON JOSEPH CREMIN GEMMILL DAVIS RICHARD DOUGHTY RONALD DYKMAN WATT ELROD TRENT FARILL WILLIAM FISHER CHARLES FRANKLIN ANTHONY FRECK REGINALD GREENE THOMAS HAYES JAMES HOOPER BENJAMIN IGLAUER CHANNING JONES WOODROW JONES DAVID KENNISON ROLAND KINSER WILLAM LEE CHARLES MCCRANIE EMMET MCCRARY WENDELL MCGILL FREDERICK MAPPIN WILLIAM MORGAN JOSEPH MULLINS LARRY MURRAY W. S. NEWMAN CHARLES OLIVER ARMANDO ROSENDE, JR LEWIS SAFAR JAMES SCOTT VITO SORANNO DONALD TAVENNER GRAHAM WALLACE ROGER WARREN DUANE WILLS Canty Cappelli Christenson Cremin Davis Elrod Franklin Greene Hooper Jones Kinser McCord McCranie McCrary McGill OFFICERS

EMMETT K. MCCRARY President CHANNING E. JONES Vice President VITO V. SORANNO Secretary CHARLES L. FRANKLIN Treasurer

EMMETT McCRARY

Volley Ball Team in Action

BETA ALPHA CHAPTER Theta Xi was founded on April 29, 1864, al Rensselear Poly- technic Institute in Troy, New York. There are at present fifty- two active chapters and three colonies encompassing thirty- eight states, all of which shows the conservative and well organized growth of Theta Xi. Beta Alpha of Theta Xi was established on the Georgia Tech campus in the fall of 1947. The charter was granted to Beta Alpha on January 27, 1951. Since our installation we have been striving always to maintain the high standards set for us by our founders eighty-nine years ago. Socials are held when they do not interfere with the school activities, but yet, often enough to relieve the strain of college studies. Theta Xi has intramural championships in softball, football, basketball, and volleyball. The climax of the year for us is playing Santa Claus for the unfortunate children of this area.

Mappin Morgan Mullins Oliver Rosende Safar Soranno Tavenner Wallace The letters, ISO, stand for Independent Student Organization. The ISO is a member organization of the NISA, National Independent Student Association. This group was formed on the Tech campus in the early part of 1948. It is an inexpensive organization that sponsors social activities and intramural 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 college life.

MEMBERS

ED AUSTIN DAVID HALL WILLIAM MOON TOM BARLEY SIDNEY HAWKINS WILLIAM PHILLIPS ED BECKLER JACK HoLT BOB RANKIN WILLIAM BLYTHE JACK HoRTON RAY ROBERTs ALTON BROWN CARL HUGHES JOHN ROLLER WALT BURTON DAVEY JONES STEVE SKRIVAN R. J. CAIN J . B. JoNES BOB SMITH JACK CAMMERON JOSE JUNCO BOB STEPHENSON O DELL DISHER CHARLES LINDSEY E. J. THARPE LARRY DoNNEHOO CHARLES LUTTRELL FELTON VINSON GLENN FALCON LAWRENCE MITCHELL WARREN WELLS

OFFICERS FELTON VINSON President

SIDNEY HAWKINS Vice President

WILLIAM BLYTHE Secretary

JACK HORTON Treasurer

Austin Beckler Blythe Brown Burton Cain Disher Donnehoo Falcon Hall Hawkins Horton Hughes Jones, D Jonas, J. B. Junco Lindsey Luttrell Mitchell Phillips Rankin Roberts Roller Smith Stephenson Tharpe Vinson Wells GREEK GAYETYS

ABOVE: "Stick" Wood emcees at the SPE Formal

ABOVE LEFT: The Kappa Sigma Black and White Formal LEFT: PiKA entertains with a Western Party

The SAEs make merry on their terrace. The Delts enjoy their Winter Rainbow Ball.