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The Technique 11 THE SOUTH'S LIVEST COLLEGE WEEKLY" Georgia School of Technology I0L. XVIII THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, 6A., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1929 NO. 16 ACKETS TREK TO ATHENS FOR BULLDOG FRAY ARIONETTES LEAVE MONDAY ON ROAD TRIP espians Play Five Genz Trust Fund Tech Plays Georgia In Cities On Week's Drive Opened By Last Game Before Travel Student Council Tournament [LCHESTRA MAKES TRIP THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF GEORGIA y V LOSS OF GOLDIN HARD TECH OPENED THE GENZ TRUST FUND BLOW I "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" DRIVE WITH A ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIRST APPEARANCE ! DOLLAR CONTRIBUTION AT THEIR LAST MEET­ BULL PUPS AND TECH FROSH OF PLAYERS ING. THE FUND IS BEING RAISED FOR THE CLASH IN OPENER WIDOW AND FAMILY OF PROFESSOR GENZ, HEADED BY A SPLENDID CAST, THE GEOR- ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT GAMES FORMERLY OF THE MECHANICS DEPARTMENT. OF THE CURRENT BASKETBALL SEASON WILL m TECH MARIONETTES WILL LEAVE MON- FACULTY MEMBERS AND MANY FRIENDS BE PLAYED OFF TOMORROW NIGHT WHEN m 25, FOR A TOUR INCLUDING FIVE CITIES, HAVE FOLLOWED THE STUDENT ORGANIZATION THE GOLDEN TORNADO INVADES ATHENS LIE TRIP, WHICH WILL LAST A WEEK, WILL AND ARE CONTRIBUTING TO THE FUND. FOR A TUSSLE WITH THE BULLDOGS. THE ELUDE PERFORMANCES IN AUGUSTA, HENRY EDWARD GENZ, 31 YEARS OLD, GAME WILL START AROUND EIGHT THIRTY, FERSON. SPARTANBURG, GREENVILLE AND ,SOR "OF' MECHANICS" AT 88SOCIATE PROFE AND A GREAT CROWD IS EXPECTED TO BE BNESVILLE. THIS IS THE FIRST APPEAR- GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, AND IN ATTENDANCE. ice OF THE PLAYERS. ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT MEMBERS IN FACT THIS GAME WILL DRAW THE A SUITABLE CAST HAS BEEN ASSEMBLED OF THE FACULTY OF THE SCHOOL, DIED LARGEST CROWD OF THE YEAR TO ATHENS. 9 THE COMEDY. THE STORY DEALS WITH SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 16, AT J7f£ Afc# Tec*Athlct/c f/£LO BESIDE THE COURT TUSSLE, THERE WILL BE • COMPLICATIONS THAT ARISE ON THE RE- A PRIVATE SANITARIUM IN ASHEVILLE, A CONTINUAL ROUND OF FUN, AUGMENTED RN TO ENGLAND FROM A GERMAN PRI- N. C. BY AN INTENSE WEEK-END OF SOCIAL ACTI­ •CAMP OF THREE SOLDIERS, TWO BRITISH PROFESSOR GENZ WAS BORN IN ELIZA­ Part Of New Field To Be VITIES THAT USUALLY ABOUND WHEN THE I ONE AMERICAN, WHO ARE OFFICIALLY BETH, N. J., SON OF MR. AND MRS. TWO SCHOOLS CLASH. HOUSE PARTIES, 00 R (LED AS BEING LEGALLY DEAD. TWO ALEXANDER GENZ, AND WAS EDUCATED Used For Baseball SeasonDANCES , AND VARIOUS OTHER SOCIAL SPLUR­ THEM, JIMMIE CUBBINS, AND WILLIAM IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THAT CITY. GES WILL BE ON TAP TO ENTERTAIN THE PES, THE AMERICAN, HAVE GOOD CAUSES ; HE GRADUATED FROM YALE IN 1917, VISITORS. OTHER WORK RAPIDLY NEARING FCEMAIN DEAD. THE OTHER, SPEEFY, ENTERED THE NAVAL TRAINING CAMP AND Sixty Days Practical COMPLETION WITH THE NATURAL RIVALRY BETWEEN 10 HAS EVERY INDUCEMENT TO BE ALIVE, SERVED AS ENSIGN OVERSEAS IN THE WORLD THE TWO SCHOOLS, GEORGIA IS STILL GROWL­ Work Now Required ONE OF THE LATEST ADDITIONS TO TECH'S 1ST REMAIN DEAD, FOR SHELL-SHOCK HAS WAR AND JOINED THE STAFF OF INSTRUC­ ING FOR REVENGE FOR THE ONE POINT DE­ BBED HIM OF REASON AND MEMORY, TORS AT GEORGIA TECH IN 1920. In M.E. and C.E. RAPIDLY INCREASING CAMPUS IS THE NEW FEAT THEY RECEIVED AT THE HANDS OF THE NNIIE CUBBINS CANNOT COME BACK TO PROFESSOR GENZ WAS MARRIED IN 1922 ATHLETIC FIELD WHICH LIES NORTH OF JACKETS AND RED WILLIAMSON, TECH E, FOR HIS MOTHER, AN OLD COCKNEY, TO MISS MAUD PICKETT, OF ATLANTA, THE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DE- GRANT STADIUM BETWEEN FIFTH AND FORWARD. WILLIAMSON WAS THE LAD BEE SHREWDNESS BORDERS ON THE DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN PICK- PARTMENT AND THE CIVIL ENGINEERING EISHTH STREETS. ALTHOUGH IT IS NOT WHO SANK THE TIMELY BASKET THAT TURN­ FEY, HAS COLLECTED HIS INSURANCE, ETT, WHO SURVIVES HIM. TOGETHER WITH DEPARTMENT AT GEORGIA TECH HAVE | COMPLETED, THE WORK IS WELL UNDER WAY ED DEFEAT INTO A WIN. THIS EPOCHAL QLIAM JONES, THE AMERICAN, IS WANT- TWO CHILDREN, HENRY E. GENZ, JR., AND (ANNOUNCED A NEW REQUIREMENT IN THEIR AND ONE °* TILE BASEBALL DIAMONDS IS GAME WAS PLAYED IN THE CITY AUDITO­ my THE POLICE IN HIS COLLEGE TOWN MAUD CATHERINE GENZ. HE IS ALSO COURSES. BEGINNING IN 1930 THESE DE- TO °E READY FOR SPRING, RIUM TWO WEEKS AGO, TECH WALKING •THE USE OF HIS FATHER'S BONDS TO SURVIVED BY HIS FATHER AND MOTHER, TWO PARTMENTS WILL REQUIRE THE STUDENTS TNE FIELD WII1 CONSIST OF THREE REGU- OFF WITH THE GAME IN THE LAST TEN F GAMBLING DEBTS. NOBODY KNOWS BROTHERS AND THREE SISTERS, ALL OF ELIZA- TO HAVE SIXTY DAYS OF PRACTICAL WORK, LATION 8IZED FOOTBALL FIELDS WITH LARGE SECONDS WHEN THE AFOREMENTIONED RED FTHING ABOUT SPEEFY, BUT HE IS EVI- BETH, N. J. SUCH AS MACHINE SHOP WORK OR SUR- 8IDE IINE8- AND A BASEBALL DIAMOND. SANK A SHOT AS THE WHISTLE ENDED THE FEY AN ARISTOCRAT, WHO HAS DEVELOP- PROFESSOR GENZ WAS A MEMBER OF VEYING, BEFORE OBTAINING A DEGREE. UN- A 8PACE WUI BE LEFT BEHIND HOMEPLATE STRUGGLE A 38-37 WIN. FOR A GRANDSTAND, THE CONSTRUCTION OF KLEPTOMANIA, DUE TO SHELL SHOCK., SIGMA XI, PHI KAPPA PHI, SIGMA CHI, TIL NOW PRACTICAL WORK HAS NOT BEEN NOW THESE BULLDOGS ARE A MIGHTY WHICH WILL BE LEFT UNTIL A FUTURE DATE. HIE CUBBINS BRINGS HIS PALS TO | TAU BETA PI AND THE FREE BODY CLUB, REQUIRED AT TECH EXCEPT IN THE TEX­ CLASSY OUTFIT, AND WHEN THEY QUOTE •HOME IN LONDON. BUT THE POOR TILE AND CERAMIC DEPARTMENTS, WHICH IN THE DIAGRAM THE DOTTED LINES INDI- "REVENGE" IT MEANS A TOUGH GAME FOR BTALITY OF SPEEFY, AFTER CAUSING HAVE BEEN REQUIRING THIS WORK FOR THE THE PRACTICE BASEBALL DIAMOND, THE OPPOSITION. IT WILL BE DOUBLY IN PUTTING THE FIELD INTO CONDITION, m OF THE TROUBLE WHICH BEFALLS THEM, Seventy-Eight New PAST TWO YEARS. TOUGH ON TECH, THEY WILL HAVE TO PLAY THE MEANS ULTIMATELY OF BRINGING Students Enrolled THIS NEW REQUIREMENT WILL NOT AF­ GREAT CARE IS BEING TAKEN IN ORDER TO I ON A STRANGE COURT SND ALSO HAVE "TWO LYTHING TO RIGHTS. IF YOU WOULD FECT THE STUDENTS NOW ENROLLED IN THE SECURE THE PROPER DRAINAGE. AFTER I THREATS, THE NATURALLY DEAD RIVALRY m WHOSE BABY HE KIDNAPS, WHOSE TWENTY SEVEN FRESHMEN, TWENTY- TWO DEPARTMENTS MENTIONED, BUT WILL BEIN* L«VELED, THE WHOLE SURFACE WILL BETWEEN THE SCHOOLS, AND THE GEORGIA HE HE ROBS, WHOSE JEWELS HE STEALS, FOUR SOPHOMORES, NINE JUNIORS, AND BE INAUGURATED WITH THE FRESHMAN *ODDED IN AN EFFORT TO COMPLETE THE REVENGE TACTICS | WHAT LADY HE FINALLY MEETS, ALL SEVEN SENIORS WERE ADDED TO THE ROSTER CUSS OF 1930. THIS WORK MAY EITHER PROJECT *• *OON AS POSSIBLE, MANY OF THE TECH STUDENTS AS WELL OU*RH HIS ENDEAVORS TO REPAY KINDLY OF TECH AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW HAVE BEEN DONE BEFORE ENTERING TECH. THE 8IU OF THIS NEW ATHLETIC FIELD AS MANY TOWNSMEN WILL JOURNEY TO MD>. YOU WOULD AT ONCE BURST INTO TERM. IN ADDITION TO THESE, NINE OR DURING S SUMMER VACATION WHILE IS IDEA,» FOR U IA FAR ENOUGH AWAY THE BEAUTIFUL CITY FOR THE CLASH. IF PASM OF LAUGHTER. SPECIAL STUDENTS AND THREE GRADUATES ATTENDING TECH. IF A STUDENT CANNOT FROM ACADEMIC BUILDINGS SO AS NOT TECH DROPS THIS GAME THEY WILL ALSO ENTERED WHICH BROUGHT THE total UP OBTAIN THIS WORK THE SCHOOL WILL MAKE TO Mturb THE STUDENTS, YET IT IS HANDY ; DROP FROM THE CONFERENCE LEAD. THE TO SEVENTY-EIGHT. ARRANGEMENTS FOR HIM. THIS, OF TO EVERYONE. SINCE THERE ARE NO BUILD- SCRAPPY WASHINGTON AND LEE GENERALS INGS OF ANY SIZE SURROUNDING THE FIELD, ARE VERY MUCH TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT, r. Brittain Leaves TA ENGINEERING AND COMMERCE «U- COURSE,APPHES * ^J ,H. WIND „„, HAVE A FREE .WEEP TO JUST ONE LITTLE STUMBLE ON TECH', PART F 3 or N. E. A. Meet £ >A _ „ Civil> ^ u^j.^ 7s£Z. ™J£ SSH £ RAL SCIENCE, AND CO-OPS FR. BRITTAIN LEAVES FRIDAY NIGHT AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS WARM DAYS OF THA EARLY FALL. [ONE GAME AND THAT TO TENNESSEE. m WEEKS TRIP TO POINTS NORTH. THE WILL TAKE MACHINE SHOP WORK UNDER] ~ M 1 OBJECT OF THE TRIP IS TO ATTEND WADDEY ATTENDING PROF. KING FEEMT-ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE NS- ^ Dr. Plato Durham Opens Series THERE ARE NUMEROUS OTHER COLLEGES _^ ^ . LAL KDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION AT Midwest Student WHICH REQUIRE OUTSIDE WORK TO OBTAIN •BLAND. OHIO. INCIDENTALLY DR. Qf LeCtUreS 10 TeCk StudetltS A DEGREE, AMONG WHICH ARE: THE CASE MAIN WILL INCLUDE IN HIS JOURNEY Meet At Cincinnati SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE. LEHIGH £I U U AF IN THE ACADEMIC CHAPEL ON TUESDAY. H* TO OHIO STATE, UNIVERSITY OF AVM H THE STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTED FRANK IOIS, AND UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. T)»IV.R»T>. M.~~ U~,U ^TUTE WSDDEY TO STTEND THE MIDWEST STU- OF TECHNOLOGY, UNIVERSITN Y OF MICHI- r ormer MEMBER ut Februmry 19 the flr>t of a ^ * DENT CONFERENCE WHICH IS BEING HELD *SN, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, Technique Staff LECTURES WAS GIVEN BY DR. PLATO DUR­ IN CINCINNATI THIS WEAK-END ST THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY Dies HAM. THESE LECTURES SRE TO BE HELD et hnique Golf UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI. |©€ PITTSBURGH. PURDUE UNIVERSITY. ON EACH TUESDAY, ST ELEVEN O'CLOCK, ournament Plans THE OBJECT OF THE CONVENTION IS TO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, SND YMLE ONE OF THE FORMER STUDENTS OF GEOR­ UNTIL EASTER. IMPRESS ON THE MINDS OF THE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY, GIS TECH SND S MEMBER OF THE TECHNI­ AFTER AN OPENING PRAYER, DEAN QUE STAFF FOR TWO YEARS, MR.

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