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VOL. XV THE TECHNIQUE, , GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 NO. 1 Jackets Ready For Opening Game With Petrels Membership In The S. I. A. A. Champions Military Department' Expected To Bring Will Be Limited Strong Team Many Other Changes Have Contest Will Be Hard Fought Been Made Tomorrow the Yellow Jackets will begin the football season of 1925. Colonel Earle D'Arcy Pierce, head Oglethorpe University, a team which of the military department, has an- when first placed on the schedule nounced that the R. 0. T. C. will be was considered a set up, will meet limited to 1431 members at Tech this Tech with a different spirit and a year, this being a part of the na- Erwin, Marshall, Godwin, Connally, Wycoff, Merkle, Carpenter, Pool. Williams, Murry, Tharpe, Forrester, Barron different team than in the past. The tional plan of military economy adopt- Letter Men Ready for the Opening Game The Petrels feel that this is their ed by the war department. This big year. They have gained a con- condition calls for several changes in fidence by a surprisingly successful the methods hitherto pursued by the Large Number Of Yellow Jackets Will Skull And Key Society season of last year which they have military department at . never before had. Freshmen having previous military Officers A scene on the Oglethorpe campus experience, and who can pass the Freshmen Present Be On Sale At The Elects this week shows numerous placards necessary examinations will be given tacked everywhere bearing the slo- credit for first year military, and For College Night Oglethorpe Game For Coming Year gan, "Beat Tech". The slogan is the only those Juniors with unusual rec- by-word of all the players and is ords and ability will be allowed to Tech Traditions Outlined By The first issue of the Yellow Jacket, Bearden, Pres.; Glenn, V-Pres. embedded in every student's heart. full of wit, humor and sketches about take the advanced work. This insures Prominent Speakers And Barrett, Secretary This has been the Oglethorpe slogan an even higher standard of personnel the freshmen will be off the press and years before. However it was merely and efficiency for the future and will The spirit that has made the ready for sale tomorrow at the Ogle- for the sake of appearance because game. Much time has been Skull and Key, the sophomore hon- undoubtedly aid us in being again "Golden Tornado" began to seethe thorpe every Petrel supporter knew that it spent trying to make this issue par- orary society at the first meeting of placed on the roll of R. 0. T. C. Dis- through the freshman class and send the year at the Kappa Sigma house was impossible and they only hoped ticularly interesting, as it will have for a close score. tinguished Colleges. the echoes of Tech cheers across the elected the following officers; George many references to the freshmen. This is not so today. Every year Last year, for the fifth consecu- campus, Monday evening, September Bearden, president; Wadley Glenn, The Yellow Jackets will be sold at the score has been getting closer and tive time, Georgia Tech has been list- 21, at 7 o'clock, when the traditional vice-president, and Clarence Barrett, the game and the staff needs some closer until sooner or later the law ed by the war department on this roll college night was held in the Y. M. secretary-treasurer. The retiring good freshmen to look after the sales. of averages must prevail. It will be of honor as a reward for excellence C. A. chapel. officers of this organization are Sam that Many will be needed for this work remembered that last year the Petrels in military work, the last four years Freshmen began to forget Murry, president; Walter James, being under the leadership of Colonel only a few short weeks ago Georgia so all who are interested should leave gave Tech a frightfully close game their name at the Y desk Saturday vice-president, and "Hady" Becknell, and that they closed the season with Pierce. Tech had been a dream to them, as secretary-treasurer. Many of the officers who have been they were brought face to face with morning. such an advanced ability that the Skull and Key was founded in 1912 stationed at Tech for the past four men who are the school, and were This issue will mark the beginning whole south was astonished. Looking and since then has grown to be one years have returned to the regular made to feel that they are an integral of the fifth year of the comic which at the standing from a round about of the highest honors to which a service. First Lieutenant Samuel part of the institution, with respon- has during that brief time become one way last year's scores show that Tech sophomore can be elected. Member- L. Metcalf has replaced Captain Phil- sibilities to it. of the most widely known college and Florida tied, that Mercer beat staff has ship is based upon campus activities. lip T. Fry, who is now stationed at The key-note of the evening was comics in the south. The Florida, and then that Oglethorpe not been selected and there are many The real duty of the organization is upset dope with a decisive win over Fort Screvens, Georgia. Captain D. struck by Coach W. A. Alexander, the entertainment of visiting teams. when he declared, We don't quit positions open on it for those of Mercer. C. Kelly has replaced Lieutenant F. The following sophomores are mem- (Continued on Page 3, Column 1) yelling when things look black, on the ability. The first try-out will be held (Continued on Page 6, Column 1) bers; John Brewer, Clarence Barrett, and continued, "Then is just Monday afternoon at four o'clock. At field," Clif Bolinger, Lloyd Davison, Marion when we need and get the unreserved this time all students both new and Moore, Ernest Kontz, Wadley Gleen, Tech Has Made support of every man." Coach Alex- old who want to try out for the staff Try-Outs For The are urged to be present at the office Doc Alexander, George Bearden, ander went on to tell the new men Newl West. Rapid Progress of incidents that explained his point of the publication. Glee Club Will Be in a very forceful manner. He out- Under Dr. Brittain lined the organization of the Athletic Held Next Tuesday Department, and gave the men a very "Red" Barron President Of Student Council Under the able direction of Dr. much clearer understanding of that Try-outs for the Tech Glee and Marion Luther Brittain, Georgia Tech phase of college life. Mandolin Club will take place Tues- Sam Murray, V-Pres.; Bill Crowder, Barron, president; Sam Murry, has made great strides along the path Dr. M. L. Brittain, president of ter day, September 29, at four P. M., vice-president; Bill Crowder, secre- of progress. Georgia Tech, impressed his audience Sec. and Warren Wheary, Treas. in the chapel of the Y. M. C. A. Old tary, and Warren Wheary, treasurer. Assuming the responsibilities of with the fact that graduates of this and new men who wish to try for In selecting Barron as president president on August 1, 1922, Dr. Brit- institution are becoming more and The first meeting of the Student membership in the club this year are showed good judgment as tain quickly assimilated the routine more possessed of characteristics Council for the new school year was the council requested to be present Tuesday to the "Y". he is thoroughly qualified for this duties of the office and placed his which distinguish them as Tech men. held Thursday evening in register and begin the try-outs. Try- position by having served on it last goal of excellence on a high plane. He told the freshmen that the one At this meeting the council was or- outs and rehearsals are to be held ganized and officers elected. The of- year, and is familiar with all phases He readily saw the wisdom of the thing these men most excel in is ef- on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons ficers elected were as follows: Car- of student government. policies formulated by his predeces- (Continued on Page 7, Column 2) at four o'clock this year. sor, Dr. K. G. Matheson, and these Every Tech man who thinks that he made dovetail with his own ideas. his voice may be good enough to win The work of the Greater Georgia himself a place on the club, every Tech campaign had not yet borne man who has a special talent such tangible fruit although a large as eccentric dancing, comedy skit, or amount had been raised as a result female impersonation, is urged to be of Dr. Matheson's untiring efforts, present at the try-outs to show what and with this to work with, Dr. Brit- he can do. The officers of the club tain set about bringing the campaign stress the fact that the try-outs are to fruition. to be as fair and as impartial as it How well he has succeeded in the is possible to make them. Any man short time he has guided the desti- who wins a place on the roll of the nies of the institution is eloquently club will win it by merit and by illustrated on the campus and in the merit alone. departments. The new Physics Build- Arthur Edge has been chosen presi- ing, anticipated for so many years, dent of the Glee Club for the present became a reality, and the morale of year. Webb Brown is the vice-presi- the school rose apreciably. The dent and business manager. Harry Chemistry Building, to which the fin- Street is at the head of the Mando- ishing touches are now being added, lin Club, division of the Glee Club. towers above Grant Field: a newly The publicity manager is yet to be discovered Phoenix, a tribute to the selected. Any student wishing to ap- perseverance of Dr. Brittain and the ply for a position on the publicity vision of Dr. Matheson. The Ceramic staff is requested to be present Tues- Building was obtained chiefly through day afternoon. the efforts of Dr. Brittain who con- The music of the club this year, as vinced the leaders in the field of pot- in past years, will be under the cap- tery, brick, etc., that it was neces- able direction of Mr. Frank Roman, sary to have trained men. men of director of the Tech Band. Although Georgia, to develop Georgia's untold student directors of the stage and pit ceramic resources. orchestras are to be appointed, they Nor has Dr. Brittain been unmind- will all be under the control of Mr. ful of the needs of the students. Both Roman, whose wide experience in mu- the Knowles and Swann dormitories sic fits him especially well for the (Continued on Page 8, Column 3) Main Entrance to the New Stadium (Continued on Page 2, Column 1)

2 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 News From Library Receives rrbnique Be A Student other Colleges Number of THE SOUTH'S LIVEST COLLEGE WEEKLY By Dr. Frank Crane The "Tin Craze" is the term ap- New Books ATLANTA. GA. GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY A student is a man who likes to plied to the craze for old and cut- The library has recently received Published every Friday by the students under the supervision of the Student Council. study. down Fords among the students at some very good books, both fiction Entered at the Postoffice in Atlanta as mail matter of the second class. An appetite grows on what it feeds the University of Kansas. They say and biography. The books of fiction Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, on. Act of October 3, 1917. authorized April 3, 1922. hatt they make so much noise that are: Balisand, by Hegesheimer; Jonah, In order to like to study well you classes are disturbed. by R. Nathan; London Ventures, by SUBSCRIPTION RATES. must have studied a great deal. Man * * * 10c Per Copy : $2.00 Per Year : $1.50 Per Year to Tech Students. Michael Arlen; The Mother's Recom- can be a student out of hand. It is At Furman University the faculty All advertising matter must be in the hands of the Business Manager by 5 :00 P. M. Friday pense, by Edith Wharton; R. U. R., by not something that we have a gift has worked out a plan to curtail too before date of publication. much work outside of studies. A Selver; Arrowsmith, by Lewis; Crime for, but it is a talent that we acquire. Editor-in-Chief plan has been formulated allowing and Punishment, by Dostoevsky; WARREN WHEARY To be a student implies that one 0. H. SALE Business Manager so many points for each office held Drums, by Boyd; The Red Lamp, by is eager for knowledge. He is anx- by a student, and permitting no stu- Rinhart; South Wind, by Douglas; LANE BROS. Staff Photographers ious to learn and enjoys exercising his dent to have more than thirty points. * * * Fathers and Sons, by Turgeney. The BOARD OF EDITORS brain. JOSEPH E1CHBERG Assistant Editor The Auburn Engineer is the name biography is the life of !Brigham JOHN PERSON • Athletic Editor The athlete who exercises his body J. H. CHAILLE Campus Editor of the new publication which will Young, by Werner. All of these every day gets to the point where he make its debut at Auburn this fall. Business Department books have been received since the A. G. BADENHOOP Assistant Business Manager cannot do without this exercise. His It will be a technical journal, the Advertising opening of school and are the very G. N. BISANAR Manager system craves it and if he is denied purpose of which is to foster the En- B. J. HIERS Assistant Manager gineering spirit, to form a closer latest by each of the writers. This Clerical it he is unhappy. W. H. ARNOLD — Manager The mental athlete is of the same union between the branches of engi- year the library intends to keep up Circulation neering and to help place the Engi- G. M. JOHNSON Manager with the most important new books tyw... He is one who works hard with neering Alumni in closer contact Office Hours 4 to 6 P. M. Tuesday and Thursday. his brain every day until he has come with the actual function of the en- of fiction and biography so that the Contributors : W. H. Aldred, L. W. Pitts. W. T. Dunkin. Henry Bemis. Herdon Thomas, students on the campus will have a James Nichols, Fred Wagner, S. W. Kittredge, William Ware. to like it. If he cannot get work to gineering school. do 1.€ is unhappy. * * chance to read them. A -tudent is one who likes to work At one of the western colleges a The library is an institution for the FIRST ISSUE. course in glass blowing has been with his brain. This kind of work started. They say persons engaged use of the students and all are urg- With this issue begins the fifteenth year of the Technique as pays best of all, for a man's real in research in chemistry should know ed to use it as much as posible, the a weekly publication. It is the intention of the Staff this year, value is for the most part his brain the fundamentals of glass blowing. only provision made is that they ob- as in the past, to give to the students each week as completely value. It is only open to graduate students. * * * serve the rules regarding the care of as possible the most important events on the campus and in the In order to be a student we must the books and magazines. The rules develop the habit of clear, logical At Rutgers University there is a college athletic world. It will be our aim to please the students matriculation book which, has been are as follows: thinking. We must go to the bottom in use at the college for the last Use of the Library: The Reading and to keep them well informed. of the question, or as near to the ninety-nine years. This year it has and Reference Rooms of the Library bottom as we can get. been filled and the entering freshman are opened and free to all members We must challenge every alleged class will be the first to sign their SEASON STARTS. and students. Books are free to be fact. names in a new book. Tomorrow will be a great day for the thousands of enthusi- The old book contains the names used in the library, but the following We must not only believe things, rules govern books taken out for home astic football fans throughout the country when the grid season of all those who have attended Rut- but we must know why we believe gers since the year 1826. This makes use. Books marked with an R are opens for the year. More and more each year is them. a total of approximately 6,800 sig- Reference books and may not be attracting greater attention and drawing greater crowds than It is necessary to have a daily plan natures. Isaac Alstine Blauvelt of taken out of the Library. Application Card. All students for study. Study that is not sys- the class of 1826 was the first to reg- ever before and is rapidly becoming the most popular sport in the ister in the book. The last signature may become members of the Library country. tematic is of no value. is that of John M. Grossman, '28, of by applying at the desk and writing The mind is peculiarly susceptible up a registration card. The Jackets, all primed for the season, will go on the field Rahway. Rev. Ezra F. Mundy, of to habit. We learn things better by Narbeth, Pa., class of 1852, is the Borrowing Books: All books, ex- ready to engage in battle with the strong Petrels from Oglethorpe going over them often than by se- oldest living man whose signature ap- cept Reference books, Reserve books and as the two go on the field the students of both institutions vere mental effort. Indeed it is said pears in the discarded matriculation and Magazines may be taken out for will be present to watch their respective teams battle for victory. book. He is ninety-two years old. home use after they have been firsts that repetition is the mother of * * * charged at the desk. Two books may Every student of Tech should be present for the game and should studies. "The Savitar," annual publication be taken at one time, kept out for give their all in support of the team. The players have worked Mediocre ability applied assiduous- of the University of , was two weeks and renewed, if desired. hard in preparation for the season, they have spent many long ly day by day and according to pur- awarded first place in the national Fines: A fine of two cents is pose is better than great ability ap- contest for college annuals during the charged for each day a book is kept hours in hard practice in order to give Tech a team that every plied once in a while. past summer. It is the third time over time. All 'books lost or dam- student would be proud of, and now it is up to the student body the Tigers have carried off honors in aged must be paid for. If a book is A student is not so much known by this competition. overdue do not keep it out because to give their support to the team by joining in with the cheering the contents of his memory, that is, you have not the money to pay the section and letting the team know that the entire student body by the number of things he remem- fine. This only lets your fine ac- bers, as he is by his ability to place is behind them body and soul. Junior Class Meeting cumulate. Return the book at once, things. He must know where to find and the amount of the fine will be things. His mind is severely classi- Tuesday Morning in written on your card. When the fine fied. Indeed all instruction or educa- is paid, you may again borrow books. COLLEGE NIGHT. tion may be called the art of classi- "Y" Chapel Magazines : The current Magazines fication. College night last Monday was a great success, for nothing is The Juniors will have a class meet- are on the magazine racks, the last Most information comes from books numbers outside, and the back num- so essential to the building of college spirit, especially Tech spirit, and among these it is necessary to ing in the "Y" Chapel Tuesday morn- ing, September 29, at 11 A. M. At bers in the drawers, which are labeled as a gathering such as that one in the Y. M. C. A. This was exercise the greatest care. Emerson with the name of the magazine. Af- said that no book is worth while that this meeting the officers for the corn- really the first meeting of the freshmen class outside of the class ing year will be elected and other ter reading, return the magazine to is not twenty years old. We all know the right place in the rack, or, if room and from the enthusiasm that was apparent at this gather- that time is the best critic, and other business of importance to the class will be transacted. In the past these taken from drawers, back to its right ing there can be no doubt but that the class of '29 will become things being equal, it is better to drawer. No magazine must be muti- take the seasoned volumes. class meetings have not been very imbued with real Tech spirit and be strong supporters of the well atended as it seems that all the lated or taken from the Library. school. There is enough good literature in members lose interest when a class These magazines, when completed, the world that has stood the test of meeting is mentioned. For this one, are bound and help to form our Ref- time without diluting our minds with erence Library. If a number is muti- much modern stuff. however, it is very essential that SAY "HELLO" everyone be present as the election lated or missing, it throws out a The value of what we read is de- of officers is an important part of whole volume, as the back numbers Very seldom is it that one student passes another on the termined by how well we digest it. the meeting. The officers of the are very expensive to get, and often campus without speaking. This is indeed an admirable character- We should meditate upon what we Sophomore class were: Sam Murry, pthriec.ye are impossible to buy at any have found out and thoroughly in- President; Walter Parrish, Vice- istic of any student body and we all must take care to see that corporate it with what we already President, and "Molly" Williamson, Reserve Books. At the request of we do not let this custom pass. All of the upper classmen are know. secretary-treasurer. Profs., collections of books are often thoroughly familiar with this phase of Tech customs and they kept on special shelves, reserved for a certain length of time, for special must teach the freshmen to observe it also. Nothing creates a classes. These books do not go out spirit of good-will like a spleasant "hello" from a student. So when CAMPUS CALENDAR during this time, except for over- you pass a "Tech Man" speak to him and put some life into your Friday, September 25: use, then must be charged voice and let him know one Tech man is speaking to another. A Merrymakers Dance (Garber Hall) att the desk. 9.00 P.M. pleasant "hello" with a smile costs nothing but goes a long way Saturday, September 26: Library Hours: The Library is in creating a spirit of good fellowship among the student Football—Tech vs. Oglethorpe (Grant Field) opened each day, except Holidays and body. Inter-Sorority Dance (Garber Hall) 2:30 P.M. 9:00 P.M. Saturdays, from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Sunday, September 27: Saturdays from 8 A. M. to 12 A. M. TRY-OUTS FOR GLEE CLUB Bible Classes— Evenings: Fridays and Saturdays, WILL BE HELD NEXT nitely arranged. Tallahassee and cities in southern Georgia will prob- Gene Turner (Ponce de Lean Baptist) from 7 to 10 P M. TUESDAY 9:45 A.M. (Continued From Page 1, Column 5) ably be visited. Cities within a few North Avenue Presbyterian Church 9:45 A.M. work. Mr. Roman will also give the hours travel of Atlanta will receive All Saints Episcopal Church "Did you hear that Jones was ask- other directors of the show the bene- visits over the week-end. St. Marks Methodist Church 9:45 A.M. ed to leave college for cribbing?" fit of his long experience in arrang- Tuesday, September 29: 9.45 A.M. "No. Was he ?" ing the musical acts. A large number of the last year men are expected to turn out with the "Yes. He was taking a Chinese Technique Editorial Staff exam, and The Tech Glee Club is among the club this year, since comparatively 4:00 P.M. when he started to blow oldest and best known of the Tech Pi Delta Epsilon ("Y") his nose a laundry ticket fell out of few were lost by graduation. Three Wednesday, September 30: 7:00 P.M. institutions. For years it has travel- of the four members of the well- his handkerchief." ed over the South with its annual . known Yellow Jacket Four are to be Blue Print Editorial Staff ("Y" Basement) ...... Rutgers Chanticleer. shows. Each year a week-long trip is back: Ike Williams, Webb Brown and Friday, October 2: .•••• 4:00 P.M. taken, as well as a number of week- Due to the high death rate among Arthur Edge. The fourth member Merrymakers Dance (Garber Hall) ...... 9:00 P.M. end trips. The itinerary of the long of the quartette will be chosen dur- the co-eds of American colleges, trip for this year has not been defi- ing the course of the try-outs. Notice—Those desiring announcements of future events in the Campus lemons will reach an unusually high Calendar leave notices at the "Y" desk or in the Technique office. price this summer. —Cannon Bawl. THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 3 Report of Greater Georgia Tech Campaign Gives in Detail the Cost of Development

ner in any language but his mother- Secretary Urges Noted Writer Declares tongue is an exception. Children Pi Delta Epsilon Holds should begin their languages in the First Meeting Subscribers to College Professors grade schools, not in our "univer- Pay Their Pledges Should be Paid $50,000 sities." Plans Completed For Fashion The group of professional schools Show In accordance with its Expansion should be restricted to a hundred, or The undergraduate body should be The first meeting of the year of Program, Greater Georgia Tech has at most two hundred, students each. confined to the two upper college Pi Delta Epsilon, honorary journal- bought property, contributed to con- These would include law, medicine, classes. It is a pleasure to note that istic fraternity was held in the Y structions and paid for buildings in education, public administration, and Johns Hopkins has recently adopted Thursday evening. Plans for the new full and remodelings to an extent, no the beaux arts. Our engineering this plan. It will leave the Freshman year were discussed and arrange- doubt, far beyond your realization. high schools and colleges must pre- and Sophomore years to the junior ments for the second fashion show Necessary property purchases were pare vast numbers of our young men colleges. Again and again our Ameri- were made. The fashion show will made as follows: S. E. corner Cher- for jobs in the industries. These de- can students return from their studies be held on October 7, 8 and 9 in the ry and W. Third for Physics Building; serve special foundations apart from in Europe and report that their Y. M. C. A., and the exhibits will N. W. corner Fowler and W. Third the universities. Our student body American college degree represents be open from nine in the morning for Ceramics Building; W. North would thus total from 1200 to 1500. no more than a course in an English until six in the evening. Avenue and Techwood for Julius Teachers, the stalwart intellectual public school, French lycee, or Ger- Pi Delta Epsilon draws it member- Brown Memorial Dormitory; Tech- lieutenants, who are placed in charge MEET HER man gymnasium. With the creation ship from the staffs of the various wood through from North Avenue to of the groups which have just come of a system of really efficient Ameri- publications. Two years being the re- Third and Kimball and W. Third, also up from the junior colleges. can secondary schools our first two quired length of time to serve on a purchased but as yet unimproved years of college work may be event- This university would be constant- staff before eligible for membership AT MUSE'S awaiting receipts for further con- ually dropped. ly on the alert to invite into its or- in this organization. The purpose of struction. All of these purchases are The undergraduates might number ganization older scholars and teach- the fraternity is to foster college comparatively large tracts on which ers who will have made their mark three or four hundred, and the grad- journalism, to elevate the profession HE'S here so often payments have been made through uates perhaps as many or even more. elsewhere. Some of these would be and to reward the journalist for his September 12, 1925, to the amount primarily scholars who would deliv- anyway — and so The more careful selection of candi- efforts and accomplishment. of $33,961.00. er only occasional courses of special S dates for entrance would make much The fraternity has in the past as- are you—just tell Your Campaign has completed or lectures. Their original work they of the routine of present day college sisted the publicity director of the her you'll meet her contributed to the completion of the work totally unnecessary. For in- will share with their assistants and school. The active members are: following: Physics Building $250,000 stance, reading, writing, and intelligi- the members of their seminars. An- William Butterfield, Warren Wheary, at Muse's- in full with Carnegia Fund Donation ble conversation in at least two mod- other sort will be members of this William Ware, I. C. Garber, J. Eich- of $150,000, which was contingent ern languages, aside from English, university because they are veritably berg, J. H. Chaille, 0. H. Sale, and upon the assurance of $100,000 cam- should be taken for granted upon the anointed ones. They possess the A. Leffler. Prof. Sparks of the Com- paign subscriptions. Chemistry entrance. Teaching French gram- Divine gift of the teacher's art. To merce department is an associate There are two newly Building, New Addition $102,000 in them scholarship is but as fuel which mar to a college student in New York member of the fraternity. furnished lobbies o n full, not including entire equipment, quite unlike teaching first lessons in they heap upon the inner fires. however. Ceramics Building $41,000 Round this flame the members of the Muse's third floor where English reading to a "college" stu- industrial lab- of which $34,102.50 was contributed graduate school will gather as happy ing scientists in our dent in the southern mountains. It oratories. At present the professors it is enjoyable to wait additional to the campaign; part of pilgrims at a friendly inn. is a misuse of college funds. At should receive from $30,000 to $50,- which was subscribed originally, pro- The salary of either sort of pro- for someone * * * two present the American college grad- 000 annually. The tendency should vided such a building would be erect- uate, or university professor for fessor should equal that of the aver- open lounging corners, (Continued on Page 7, Column 1) ed. This latter building was especial- that matter, who can order his din- age corporation lawyer and the lead- furnished with restful ly made possible through the efforts of Dr. Brittain and interested co- wicker chairs, and deep workers. rugs. Remodeling Knowles Dormitory, $11,200; Georgia Tech and Shop Remodeling, $11,648.56; Gymnasium Work $4,000.00. Julius Brown Me- morial Dormitory $87,000.00 of which It is cool here in warm $4,512.98 was contributed by Greater weather and cozy in cold Tech in preparing site in addition to weather—it is off the purchasing the land. The very generous Grant Field con- street, and in every way tribution is not included in the fore- home-like and pleasant. going, as Mr. Grant and one or two other subscribers specified particu- larly that their subscriptions would go to this purpose only; other than Just tell her "how about this restriction, Greater Tech has neither received nor given any do- meeting me on Muse's nation to the Georgia Tech Athletic third floor"—she's here Association. so often anyway—select- With a salary overhead at less than $350.00 a month for cashier and two ing her frocks on the fa- assistants, a big job is being carried mous fifth floor finding on at a small expense. We must make vital improvements and erect her footwear, millinery, other necessary buildings so it is and things on the fourth, most essential that you meet your a n d visiting Muse's subscription installments as they fall vital in electrical due and so help Eliminate Additional beauty parlors and bob- Overhead Collection Expense by liv- bing shop in the sixth ing up to your pledge, so generously communication, too given "in consideration of the sub- floor- scriptions of others.' You have help- "41-7-27 -3," sings out the ; and ed Tech 'Produce Producers" and you the football goes on towards a touchdown. will reap the benefit in more ways "Madison Square 32198," says a voice in It will be most conven- than one. San Francisco ; and a message starts on its Respectfully submitted, ient for her—and you Tech Expansion, way across the continent. Greater Georgia are back and forth in By R. J. Thiesen, Cashier. But the similarity between football and the communication art doesn't stop there. Muse's so much yourself MEMBERSHIP IN THE MILITARY In each case signals have unleashed a great —just tell her to meet DEPARTMENT WILL BE LIMITED force. Coordination has scored the goal. you here! (Continued From Page 1, Column 1) And this was made possible only through C. Shaffer, who is now stationed at years of preparation. In one instance, on the Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, N. C., and gridiron. In the other, in the college class- Major G. R. Cook has replaced Major R. F. Taylor, who has been trans- room and the laboratories of industry. MEET HER ferred to the department of military That, in short, is why men who've learned science and tactics at Geursey Col- Published in their fundamentals and how to apply them the interest of Elec- lege. at the snap of a signal are oualifying for New cadet officers for the year trical Development by AT MUSE'S have not yet been announced, al- an Institution that will positions of leadership in the greatest field though the list is expected at an early be helped by what- of signals known to man the field of date, and much interest is being ever helps the communication. shown in the selection of sponsors for Industry. the year, which will take place in a Published for the Communication Industry by few days. The recent local developments in the field of aviation insuring a large estern Electric Company MUSE'S air plane landing field for Atlanta has aroused considerable interest in Makers of the Nation's Telephones the Air Service, and has resulted in an unusually large number of appli- "The Style Center of the South" cants in that department. The of- ficers report a great deal of interest Peachtree :: Walton :: Broad in military sports and anticipate much Namber 51 of a series activity in this line during the com- ing year. 4 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925

Conference Teams Center Attention As Season Opens Few Intersectional Prospects Bright Games Billed For Championship This Year Freshman Eleven Beneath an almost torrid sun, Many Prep Stars in Line-Up southern coaches are rapidly collect. ing their material, and preparing Judging from the present outlook them for the football season which the class of '29 will produce another is now starting with a boom. Hopes undefeated champion frosh team. Tu- are running high in twenty-two foot- tored by Don Miller, the frosh squad ball camps; the south is at the be- is every day going through the fa- ginning of a great season. A glance at the schedules which mous Notre Dame system of loosen- will prevail this year indicates that ing up and by the date of the first the rivalry will be centered especially game should be rid of all kinks and stiffness. among the southern teams. Only six Numbered among the candidates of the twenty-two conference football are numerous prep school stars that squads have billed inter-sectional have already made a name for them- games. Those that have been sched- selves. "Stumpy" Thomason, around uled, however, are just enough to whom it was thought the team would add spice to the program, and are to be constructed, will be absent an- be of much interest to fans in a very other year. Thomason, former Tech scattered territory. Georgia Tech High star, will enter Milligan Col- meets Penn State in New York and lege for training under "Tobe" Ed- Notre Dame in Atlanta. Tulane will wards, where he will no doubt cut battle with Missouri in New Orleans quite a figure in junior college cir- and Northwestern in Chicago, while cles this season. Washington and Lee goes east to play Other stars to enter this year from Pittsburg at Pittsburg, Princeton at Tech High are Holland, end, and Cap- Princeton, and West Virginia at tain of last year; Watkins, a promis- Charleston. Among the teams who ing tackle; Rusk, a powerful center, will engage in only one inter-sectional and Randolph, back and running mate REEVES HANSEN ALEXANDER MILLER FINCHER fray is Georgia, who will play Yale at of Thomason. These promising men Ccach Alex and His Staff New Haven; Kentucky who meets are the ones who made the Tech Hi Chicago at Chicago, and Maryland eleven the prep champions of last be watched with unusual interest another contender with Yale. year. this year because of the loss the Addition of New Southern Conference Tomorrow will mark the beginning There are other prep stars to be Varsity will receive. Wycoff, God- Coaches Gives Tech of the season for the majority of the reckoned with, such as Smith, half- win, Carpenter, Williams, Marshall, Games contenders, although a few games back from Benedictine College in Sa- Merkle, the mainstays of the mighty W. and L.—Pittsburg at Pittsburg. took place last Saturday. Harry Rob- vannah; Pund, giant center from Golden Tornado will play their last Best Stuff in the South Univ. of Virginia—Hampden-Syd- ertson brings his Oglethorpe Petrels Richmond Academy; Westbrook, of games this season and it will take The recent addition of Don Miller, to battle the Golden Tornado. Ala- Moultrie, tackle; Drennon, a lines- ney at Charlottesville. mighty good material to replace them. Harold Barron and to bama, Southern Conference cham- man from Riverside, built on the type So far the injuries in the rat the Tech coaching staff gives the V. M. I.—Emory and Henry at Lex- pions of last year, will open with of Godwin; Shulman, a swift back squad have been limited to one play- Jackets the greatest array of instruc- ington. Union at the University; Georgia sent here by from Union tors in the south. Don Miller is to er. Anderson, a promising back from V. P. I.—Roanoke at Blacksburg. goes to Macon to play in the new College, Tenn.; Sheppard, tackle from serve in the capacity of Freshman Darlington Prep school, injured sev- $100,000 stadium against the proud Central Hi in Washington; Lorgen, coach and backfield assistant; Har- Maryland—Washington at College eral ligaments in his hip last week owners, Mercer; Florida begins the another tackle from Morgan school, and will be out for some time. Other- old Barron as Varsity track coach Park. season at home with Southern; Au- and numerous others whose histories wise the team is in excellent shape and athletic trainer, and Bill Fincher U. of North Carolina—W. Forest burn fights Birmingham-Southern at are unknown at present. and will be fully hardened and mas- will replace the late Mr. Wood as head at Chapel Hill. Birmingham. The Tech frosh will play their first ters of the Notre Dame system by line coach. North Carolina State—Richmond notice that game with the Mercer rats in Macon the Mercer game. In Miller the Jackets have one It is also of interest to at Raleigh. Knute Rockne will start his machin- on October the 17th. The following of the outstanding backfield men in South Carolina—Erskine at Colum- Saturday they meet the Oglethorpe ery to work next Saturday when he th ecountry. He is one of the na- bia. Penn frosh, then tackle the Alabama fresh- Census Taker (to middle-aged tionally famed 'Four Horsemen" meets Baylor at South Bend. spinstress) : "And what is your age, Clemson—Presby. College at Clem- State, Tech's other northern rival, man team on the 30th. November 7th from the championship Notre Dame son. madam ?" will battle with Lebanon Valley at a game with the Sewanee freshmen team of 1925. He was also selected Kentucky—Maryville at Kentucky. will be staged and the schedule closes Spinstress (coyly) : "I've seen just State college. by the late Walter Camp for his com- Tennessee—No game scheduled. with a game with the Auburn rats twenty-five summers." posite All-American team in 1923. There should be much excitement Ga. Tech—Oglethorpe at Atlanta. among southern football fans, and a on the 2st. The freshmen are allow- Census Taker: "How long have you Miller, aside from winning national Georgia—Mercer at Macon. ed to play only five games each year. been blind?" fame, has won popularity in the great determination among southern Alabama — Union University at football contenders. The great sea- The success of the '29 eleven will —Bison. (Continued on Page 7, Column 4) Tuscaloosa. son is here the pigskin is about .to Auburn— Birmingham-Southern at glisten in the limelight of public In- Birmingham. terest. Tulane—Louisiana College at Tu- lane. Daniel's College Clothes THE IDEA! Sewanee—Bryson at Sewanee. One: "John stopped the car last University of Miss. — Jonesboro night on a muddy road—" Aggies at Oxford. Two (breathlessly): "Yes?" Louisiana State—State Nor. at Baton Rouge. One: "And insulted me." Two: "The brute. Did you walk $30 Vanderbilt—Tennessee State Nor. at Nashville. home?" One: "My dear, don't be silly. I Univ. of Florida—Southern at Extra Trousers at $5 and $7 Gainesville. was wearing my new slippers." _puppet. NEW rough blues, dark and light shades, single and double Week breasted models. You'll like them. Rialto Sept. 1 4 th George O'Brien and Alma Rubens In Hart Schaffner & Marx "The Dancers" "The Pacemakers" College Clothes $35 up By H. C. Witwer PATHE NEWS CARTER BARRON MACK THARPE WEEK SEPT. 21st representing Virg" Ricardo Cortez and Betty Bronson In "Not So Long Ago" A Paramount. Picture Daniel Bros. Co. "Horse Shoes" A 45 - illiP6(11°chafEner Larry Semon Comedy 49 Peachtree, at Walton 131 Marx PATHE NEWS THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 5 First Returns of the At Blacksburg, Va.. V. P. I., 10; Gleanings From Grant Field Season Lynchburg College, 0. At Williamsburg: William and At Davidson: Elon College, 0; Da- Mary, 13; Norfolk Marines, 0. AIL, all hail to the Oglethorpe Petrels who make their appearance on vidson, 34. Grant Field in the opening game of the season with Tech. Saturday At Birmingham: Birmingham - At Lexington, Va.: V. M. I., 9; H afternoon King Football will be crowned amid the cheers of the rag- Southern, 46; Marion, 0. Wofford, 0. ing throng, with school colors flying in the breeze of the late Sep- tember afternoon. Saturday marks the first game played on the Flats since the completion of the horse-shoe and the renovation of the gridiron. A record crowd is expected to fill the concrete stands with special sections re- served for both the Tech and Oglethorpe students. The Petrels are turn- ing out a hundred per cent strong and will be in fighting trim to try for The their first victory over the Yellow Jackets. Last year the eleven from Buckhead held Tech to the smallest score since the two teams have been opening the season, 19 to 0 but that score is a thorn in the side of the Petral team. L. G. Balfour Co. The flashy and elusive Adrian MauTer will make his last appearance on Grant Field against Tech Saturday and there are not a few fans and students who remember his dash down the field for a touchdown a couple of years ago. Ed Miles, an old classmate of mine nothing fills our heart with more Fraternity Jewelers in high school and now Journal scribe happiness than to see Captain Sir at Oglethorpe, told me confidentially Douglas Wycoff lead his Golden Tor- that coach Harry Robertson was go- nado once more out on the gridiron. ■ ■ ing to "shoot the works" against Tech. "Sixty-Minute" Doug begins his last He has high hopes of his team dulling year at Tech and it is too much to the sting of the Jackets. It is going think of the future when his name to be the greatest Tech-Oglethorpe will not appear in the line-up. game ever staged on Grant Field There are going to be some new Announces the opening of a judging from the way the Oglethorpe faces on the Jacket team this year. students are making preparation. It is hard to say just who coach Alex Placards with big letters of "Beat will send in to start off. A large Southern Office at the Tech" and the like are posted around number of candidates for the team the campus. The pretty co-eds are have been whooping 'em up at prac- going to turn out in a body with tice which is more than encouraging flying pennants and the new fall cos- and gives Tech a bright outlook for Geo. Muse Clothing Co. of the fairer sex is sure to a successful season. tumes * * * add color to the scene. * * With Coach W. A. Alexander as • • generalissamo, Bill Fincher, line PAUL CALDWELL We have waited patiently for the coach, Harold Hansen, backfield Captain of the Flying Squadron from opening of the football season and V. M. I. coach, Robert Alva Clay, chief scout and Don Miller, member of the Four Fraternity Badges, Rings, Horsemen of Notre Dame, national V. M. 1. Meets Jackets October 3; football champions last year, as freshman coach, assisted by coach Novelties, Stationery, Favors Weakened By Loss of Letter Men Roy Mundorff and Bob Reeves, Tech has a colorful staff as well as a most Flying Squadron capable one. Few colleges in the con- To Bring Large ference or anywhere else can boast of Reserve Force such a staff. Our hats are off to Lexington, Va., Sept. 24.—The V. coach Alex in the way he has brought M. I. Flying Squadron will face the Tech to the front in football, the king of all college athletics, and our hats Tech Yellow Jackets on Grant Field will continue to stay off with the Saturday, October 3, with only six White and Gold flying high over Unr)1443ar letter men in the line-up. Of these Grant Field. We are back of you six only Paul (Snail) Caldwell, cap- Coach Alex and will be yelling our CLOTHES tain and quarterback, and Wyndham lungs out Saturday. TwoThirgivesDoubieWear White, 's rival for full- back honors, are veterans of the two Art Stude: "How many kinds of PARKS-CHAMBERS-HARDWICK CO. milk are there?" battles in which Tech snatched victory Prof.: "Why, there's condensed by the margin of a field goal. milk, and evaporated milk, and—but Johnny Willis and Frisky Harmel- why do you ask ?" ing, halfbacks, are letter men, as are A. S.: "Well, I was drawing a pic- Presenting Buck Barley and John Fain, ends, but ture of a cow and I wanted to know how many faucets to put on her." these men developed last year after —Texas Ranger. the game at Atlanta had been play- The New Rough Blue

ed. The entire line from tackle to tackle will be new and very green, Rivals the beauty of the Scarlet Tanage Cheviot Double- being composed mainly of husky youngsters from last year's "rat" Breasted C o a t With team plus a few ex-substitutes. Bo It Takes a Clements and Pete Hope, tackles; Tom McCracken and ex-Captain Fats Load off the Two Pair Trouser—The Smart University BLANDY CLARKSON Hammond, guards, and Cherry Wat- will be here next Saturday with his Student's kins, stellar end, are some of the Flying Squadron. stars of last year's team that have Mind $3750 been lost by graduation. T doesn't require a four- Style Head Coach Blandy Clarkson and New Baseball Field I years' exposure to well-in- formed circles hereabouts to Backfield Coach Bill Raftery, with an Will Be Completed grasp the hearty sanction of efficient staff of assistants, have Parker Duofold craftsmanship Also In Two and Three Button Single-Breasted Coats spent many hours on the field and among the older students. For Next Season Those who know its 25-year many sleepless nights in an attempt point, Man-size Grip andOver- to fit a crude, inexperienced line into Tech is to have the finest baseball size Ink Capacity have come to DUO-WEAR SUITS a machine which has a nucleus of field in the South when the new field depezd on it in overwhelming only two good ends and a fast, ex- majffrities everywhere, but on Third Street between Techwood nowhere more than in the In Novelty Shades and Patterns—Singles and Double- perienced backfield. Whether or not Drive and Williams Street is com- colleges. they are successful in solving this Good pen counters wouldn't pleted, according to Coach Clay, who problem will determine the success or be without it—stop at the near- Breasted est one. $ -$40-$45 failure of the season for V. M. I. has been working on the field during 35 THE PARKER PEN COMPANY Coaches and players realize that the summer. Factory and General Offices Tech will have one of the strongest Work was started soon after school JANESVILLE, WIS. The Early Fall Hats and Oxfords Decidedly teams in the South, and it remains to was out last June and by the time be seen what the Cadet line, heavy the baseball season opens next year Dark Different For College Men — and full of fight no matter how yeung f the field will be ready for use. Wood- and unseasoned, will do against such with 352ba7 ?or nt en stands are to be erected in the The Most Tasteful Line of White and Colored stern opposition. V. M. L's chances Duofold Jr. $5 Lady Duofold $5 to win are slimmer than they have southwest corner of the field and a Intermediate size With ring for chatelaine Collar Attached SHIRTS Ever Offered You— been for the past two years, but the high board fence will enclose it. The Flying Squadron, with its preliminary field is to be 309 by 328 feet and will and the Most Complete Ranges of Smart NECK- skirmishes against Wofford and Em- st‘lo,,At ory and Henry out of the way, is all have an area larger than Spiller's WEAR Possible to Secure. set to make things interesting for Park. On account of the extremely Coach Alexander's charges. dry weather it has not been possible Coach Clarkson expects to take to sod the field, but this will be done Finley McRae, Tech Representative about 25 players on the Atlanta trip. as soon as practicable and the ter- The V. M. I. party, reinforced by a races will be completed. number of alumni, will leave Lexing- When Grant Field is in use the new ton Thursday evening, arriving at At- field will be used for football prac- Parks-Chambers- lanta Friday afternoon in time for a tice and will help to relieve the con- short work-out before taking up quar- gestion there. ters at one of the hotels. As usual, The new field has been made pos- a special wire has been leased in sible financially by money made by Hardwick Co. order that the corps may receive a the Athletic Association alone, as also play-by-play account of the game. have the new stands in Grant Field. 6 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 Briaerian Society FRATERNITY PLEDGES Initiates New ALPHA TAU OMEGA: PI KAPPA ALPHA: Dougal Barthelmess, Captain Howland, Members Dave Harvey, Dudley Stone, The Briaerian Society, honorary Bill Simmons, Austin Scott, fraternity of the co-operative engi- Laurence Holsinger, initia- Sam Cheeves, neering course, held its first Roy Singletary, tion of the school year in the cabinet Lanthrop Lane, With the opening of school the so- young ladies attending were. Miss room of Y. M. C. A. at six o'clock Pat Gilham, Clyde Smith, cial life around the campus will take Helena Calloway, Miss Virginia Tur- Saturday evening, September 19. The James Tigner, Ed. Steen, new life and will be made gay with man, Miss Pat Rogers, Miss Ruth three men who passed the initiation Joe Knight, dances, parties, banquets and other Freeman Cummings, Miller, Miss Boyce Lokey, Miss Mary ceremonies at that time were Wil- Vivian McGowan, social functions of interest to the Moseley, Miss Sarah Southerland, liam Floyd Hamilton, John Hugh Charles Henderson, Bill Askew, student. Miss Adeline Winston, Miss Cleona Grayson and Henry Wade Moore. Therance Tyson, After a series of summer dances Bates, Miss Inez Willingham, Miss Membership to the order is based Arthur Van Houtin. Thad Johnston. which were a great success the Mer- Florence Eckford, Miss Kate Thomp- upon scholastic standing as a Co- PHI KAPPA PHI: rimakers club have decided to conduct son, Miss Margaret Bostwick, Miss op student, and also upon student BETA THETA PI: a series of dances at Garber Hall Sophie Street, Miss Helen Cody, Miss activities. The Society has been Al. Caesar, for the college set. Last year these Harry Eaton, Alice Smith, Miss Louise Arnold, Miss founded some three or four years, William G. Schall, dances were only given on Friday Maxine Adams, Miss Aileen Harris, J. H. Adkison, and is becoming well known around Tom Gramlin, evenings but this year they will be Miss Virginia Dearing, Miss Jose- the campus, especially among the co- G. N. Burnett, given on Friday and Saturday eve- phine Clark, Miss Katherine Stan- operative students. It expects to take A. W. Clarke, William Hackett, nings throughout the winter. The ford, Miss Louella Everett, Miss Iso- rapid strides this year under the C. C. Cole, Donovan George, dance on Saturday evening should bel Hunter, Miss Virginia Dabney, leadership of its new President, Car- J. Harlan Lloyd, prove very attractive because of the J. S. Graham, Miss Peggy Palmour, Miss Lucille los Horne. E. F. Powell, large crowds in town for the football Duncan, Miss Nell Clayton, Miss C. W. Fitzgerald, The Briaerian, being also of a so- M. A. Ezell, games. The music for the Friday eve- Mary Harris, Miss Dorothy Stiff, cial nature, holds dances and ban- Todd Lunsford, Jr. ning dances will be furnished la the A. J. Stone, Miss Jean Williams, Miss Jane Wil- quets periodically throughout the John Leach. well-known Warner's Seven Aces, and liams, and others. school year. The next banquet will Ed. Curdts, on Saturday night by Vick Myers, The chaperones for the occasion be held after the Oglethorpe game to- CHI PHI: J. L. Hammond, who is considered one of the best were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Street and morrow at six P. M. in the banquet Bill Shedden, Frank Fiegal, orchestras in Atlanta. The college Mr. and Mrs. Robert Street. room of the Robert Fulton Hotel. set is invited to attend this series of Next Saturday evening the sorori- The first hop given by the society Dunbar Bayley, Wilbur Powell, dances. ties of Washington Seminary, the this year will be sponsored sometime David Young, D. 0. Martin, The first of the college dances for Pi Pis, Phi Pis and 0. B. X.'s will in the early fall. John Porter, Lamar Braswell, this year at Garbers Hall was held give an Inter-Sorority Script dance Stewart Barrett, Francis Plumb. Friday night and was well attended at Garber Hall from nine until by the college contingent and the Henry Cabaniss twelve o'clock, the proceeds of which Class of '29 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON: many fraternity rushees. Among the will go to charity. Harry Holland. Cartie Cook, Fast Learning CHI PSI: Homer McClatchey, Y.M. C.A. To Operate Rockne's Team To College Spirit Ben J. Cothran, Ramsey Pidcock, Soda Fountain Travel During the last week the campus Robert Parham, Buster Harris, has become spotted with yellow caps. Arthur Scott, Add ,, New Pool Tables Jack Moore, Irish Ileven Will Face Leading Freshmen as green as grass are William 0. Simpkin, Jack Brown, The pool room equipment in the Teams of Country everywhere, staring at the stands, James Todd, Jack Tway, watching the team work out or doing basement of the Y. M. C. A. has, been Clark White. J. T. Holliman, The Notre Dame football squad some of the thousand things only a increased by the addition of two new Casper Johnson, tables. The new tables have been will do considerable traveling again "Freshie" can enjoy. There has been DELTA SIGMA PHI: this season. Long-distance jumps no call for them to show what spirit Hoyt Marbury, placed in the room formerly occupied Edward C. Dimoch, Earnest Statum, by the lunch room. The soda foun- have marked the Notre Dame sched- they have as yet, but when the games ules in the past and this year's ar- start there will be a real chance to J. F. Beal, Jr., Bill Eve, tain in the room will be operated Joe Myers, under Y. M. C. A. supervision this rangement is no exception. show that they are a class with Wallace C. James, Ben Gohlston, year, along with the pool tables. After the first three games, which Tech's spirit as its greatest part. James B. Blanton, will be played at home, Coach Rock- Norman Binz, The pool room has been one of At a series of spirit meetings held Vern E. Baumgarten, the most popular of the gathering ne's team will go in various direc- during the past week they have made Archie Britt, places on the campus for Tech stu- tions for the next four games. things hum and are showing up well. J. Wall Griffin, Burney Jones, dents. The addition of the new tables On Oct. 17, Notre Dame will meet All of these meetings have been held Harry A. McGee, Bill McCathern, will provide for a larger number of the Army at the Yankee Stadium in under the direction of Tech's varsity Richard P. Diekman, James Kinnett, players and increase the popularity New York, and the following Satur- cheer leaders who are led this year Stewart Lee Maddox, , of the Y. M. C. A. as a gathering day will oppose the University of by Carter Barron. Gunn and Rum- Albert Hudson, Arthur Merrill, place. The change from private man- Minnesota at Minneapolis. The squad ble, two of the old veterans are bear- B. D. Thomas, George Lewis. agement to Y. M. C. A. management then will start for Atlanta where ing the brunt of the work with one Herbert Carroll. they will face Tech on Oct. 3. The SIGMA CHI: of the soda fountain will also be met or two of last year's freshmen as DELTA TAU DELTA. with approval by the students. Mr. next leap is to State College, Pa., assistants. Archie Henter, Crump has been engaged by the Y. where they will meet the Penn State Under this able direction the Dan Waite Maddox, Leland Beck, M. C. A. to manage the tables and eleven, Nov. 7. "Freshies" are fast becoming famil- Geoffry Lloyd Preacher, Jr., Spud Bransford, the fountain. Notre Dame will be at home Nov. iar with Tech's cheers, the "Alma John Andrew Bard, Jr., Charlie King, 14 against Carnegie Tech and against Mater," "Ramblin' Wreck" and "Up William Chauncy Bryant, Henry Sanders, JACKETS READY FOR OPENING Northwestern on Nov. 21. The final With the White and Gold." Such of Julian H. Carney, Thomas Collins, GAME WITH PETRELS trip will be made to Lincoln, Neb., the old yells as "Ke Mo Ki," "Tech Williams Davies, Herbert Wallace, (Continued From Page 1, Column 5) on Thanksgiving Day, to engage the Et a Reck," "Drum Yell" and many J. Hook, Angus Emerson. husky eleven. others are ringing out with a spirit Frank Player, Only two of the Petrel S. I. A. A. that speaks of a great cheering sec- Billy May, PHI SIGMA KAPPA. Championship outfit has failed to re- pionship. tion for this year. turn. At the same time the Jackets Frank Westbrook. Thomas Knight, Heretofore the Jackets have put off are minus the services of twelve let- KAPPA ALPHA: Ronald Durant, ter men of last season. Judging from offensive work until after the Ogle- his last year. Douglas Wycoff, sen- John Cole, thorpe game and depended on a this the boys from Buckhead will be sation of the south is playing his last Raleigh Arnall, Albert A. Roby, strong defense to win the game. But even choices. This game in addition season with Tech. This fact alone Gene Manget, Jack Belcher, to opening the season for the two this year things will have to be dif- creates a strong interest among Mosley Roane, ferent. It is certain that Tech will W. D. Cornwell, institutions will decide the city cham- gridiron fans of Atlanta. Maurer is Jack McCrocklen, Robert Kennedy. have a larger variety of plays than dangerous if he ever gets in the Wister Sharpe, in the past and it is also certain that open field and Wycoff is a dangerous Ed. Swift, SIGMA PHI EPSILON: the team has been conditioned at a George Roerig, threat for more than one Petrel Pat Bates, LUX ENBE RG faster gait than before. player. Lewis Dean, Stiffness is a thing of the past. Raleigh Drennon, Myron Underwood, CLOTHES FOR THE COLLEGE MAN From all the dope gathered and the John Clayton, All kinks have been ironed out and record Oglethorpe has been making Joe Holliday, the Jackets are ready to step. Tech in the past, Tech cannot begin the Ed. Neal, Harold Williams, fans will no doubt see many new season better than with a decisive Tom Jenkins, Howard Brewton. faces this year in the Varsity line-up. win over the Petrels. This would Charlie Anderson, THETA CHI: Just how long these new men will give the Jackets a needed confidence Frederick Hughes, play is not known. But with the with which to battle a difficult sched- Frank Pittman, James Turner, schedule that Tech will play two or ule. Whatever the outcome may be, Bill Stockwell, Robert Raymond, three full teams must be ready for Atlanta fans mays be assured that Tom Defore. Harold Nabelle, the whistle at all times. they will be given an exhibition of Coswell Willis, Adrain Maurer, the sensational the strongest offense of which both KAPPA SIGMA: Elray Carmack, back of the Petrel team is playing teams are capable. W. H. Richardson, James Garrard, Lane Mitchell, Lloyd Mauk, The Richard Hopkins, Raymond Gamble, Bob Horn, Joseph McCain, SPORT SACK George Caissert, James Taylor, (Four Piece) Herndon's Barber Shops Eugene Stone, Albert Blalock, Dick McKinstry. Samuel Evans. WITH knickers a sport suit—with trousers a sack PHI DELTA THETA: GAMMA TAU DELTA: suit. In woolens of rare Cater Especially to College Men quality and rich pattern, Graham McNair, W. H. Wallace, the popular all 'round suit. Alfred Lawton, H. T. Bolles, °39513 and $42 5° Andrew Weinman, Frank Mears, Satisfaction and Frank Dille, Curtis Hillyer, NAT LUXENBERG& BRO Bob Williamson, Reg. R. McCreary, 841 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Service Guaranteed Charles Rudolph, H. James Poole. ■-•./ Wesley Green, Next Showing at Frank Conner, PI LAMBDA DELTA: ANSLEY HOTEL 66 Peachtree — 142 Peachtree 35 Marietta Street Fri. and Sat., Oct. 9th and 10th. John King, A. R. McDaniel, A. F. HERNDON, Prop. Joe Kent, N. L. Coleman, Our style memo. book sent free on request James Cook, Roy Knight, Anthony Mitchell, W. O. Bird, Fred Whittaker. Ed. Lang, Dick Dendy.

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around championship contest of 1917 NOTED WRITER DECLARES COL- Ntitim iiii iiiiiiii ii 11411111111111k ADDITION OF NEW COACHES LEGE PROFESSORS SHOULD Fraternity Addresses GIVES TECH BEST STAFF IN in St. Louis. BE PAID $50,000 RADIO THE SOUTH To us Bill Fincher is not a new (Continued From Page 4, Column 3) (Continued From Page 3, Column 4) Alpha Tau Omega, 87 W. North S face on Grant Field. Bill played foot- be, unless the cost of living falls Ave., HEm. 4017. short time he has been here. He has ball for Tech back in the days when

STATION ------1 sharply, to pay the higher sum gen- Beta Theta Pi, 91 W. North Ave., a personality that has won his way it was only a question of how close HEm. 2173. WGST erally. In this matter of salaries, into the heart of every Tech man who a team could hold the Tornado and Chi Phi, 55 W. North Ave., HEm. GEORGIA mai has come into contact with him. This not who would win. Since then he leading engineering schools, like the GINN 4296. II 111111111111111 111111M IIMININO11110 111 5111111111 1111111 1111 11111111111110111111 111 has coached various high school Massachusetts Institute of Technol- means a lot, as a man must be liked HEm. elevens over the South. Among these Chi Psi, 382 W. Peachtree, The new men have probably no- to be a successful coach. ogy, would no doubt soon seek to 0242. was the famous Tech High team of ticed the net-work of wire in the He is not a powerful man but de- Atlanta 'which won the Southern follow the example of the new type of Delta Sigma Phi, 493 Spring St., form of a cage aerial strung between pends on his speed and ability to championship this past year. Bill is university. If the whole field of HEm. 2381. the electrical and shops building. We find an opening and makes use of it. also one of the few athletes in the American education offered five hun- Delta Tau Delta, 75 W. North Ave., South to have the distinction of be- will now try to satisfy any curiosity This type of back is much needed dred positions with such salaries, the HEm. 5394. ing placed on Walter Camp's All- standing of the entire teaching pro- Kappa Alpha, 15 W. North Ave., in regard to what is connected to on "Tech Flats" as a host of speedy American team. He is without a and shifty backs are being used from fession would be quickly elevated in HEm. 4304. this aerial. This is the outside con- doubt one of the greatest if not the Kappa Sigma, 580 Spring St., HEm. nection to the ether of Tech's pow- last year's Rat team. greatest lineman that ever donned a the public mind. Harold Barron, new track coach 7569. Jacket uniform and should make Tech Some will no doubt be shocked at erful radio broadcast station, WGST, and trainer is also a man of national Phi Delta Theta, 470 Spring St., just as efficient a coach. the size of the salary suggested. which you have probably heard over reputation. He is a graduate of Penn HEm. 4311. Why ? This nation spends many your receiving set before you came State College and was a member of Phi Epsilon Pi, 475 Spring St., "A burglar broke into our house here. the 1920 Olympic team. In the Olym- hundreds of millions a year upon HEm. 5759. last night." This five hundred watt transmitter pic games he won fame for himself chewing gum and candy. Our adver- Phi Kappa Sigma, 486 Spring St., and country by placing second in "What did he get?" is a gift of the Atlanta Constitution tising bills run into billions. We have HEm. 4286. the 110 meter high hurdles. "Practice!" -Juggler. spent nearly a half-billion upon mil- Phi Sigma Kappa, 90 W. North to the college some two years ago, Barron after leaving college serv- itary and naval aviation since the Ave., HEm. 5968. and since that time it has been stead- ed as head track coach at Mercers- burg academy and later as assistant war. We are not here arguing against Pi Kappa Alpha, 18 W. North Ave., ily giving marvelous DX results. Be- track coach at Cornell. He was also Welcome to HEm., 9148. sides being heard in practically all the support of either military or track coach at Toulouse University Pi Kappa Phi, 17 E. Fifth St., MEm. naval aviation. But why seek out states of the Union last year, Tech in France immediately after the war. 4171. the profession of university teaching was picked up in England, Alaska, He is a man who has both ability and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 282 W. for impoverishment and degradation? Cuba and Mexico. On one test pro- experience. This is a combination Peachtree, HEm. 7359. that usually makes a successful What billions do we not spend for gram over a thousand replies were Sigma Chi, 460 Spring St., HEm. received, eleven of which were from coach. 6 East North Ave. pleasure automobiles ? Finally, the He is the holder of five national 5280. Between the Peachtrees list of gifts to science and higher edu- California. Tech was the first Sigma Nu, 79 W. Fifth St., HEm. championships in the high hurdles. southern college radiophone station Open till the wee hours cation reprinted above indicates that 2552-W. Among these are the indoor intercol- to be heard in Europe, which is in- legiate championship and national the money for education is now forth- Sigma Phi Epsilon, 380 W. Peach- in the morning deed quite a distinction. outdoor intercollegiate championship. coming. Our contention here is that tree, HEm. 3051. WGST is operated by a student He also won fifth place in the all it is not being used to the best ad- Theta Chi, 14 W. North Ave., HEm. personnel under the supervision of vantage. 4695. the Electrical Engineering Depart- A group of such universities as we Tau Epsilon Phi, 43 W. North Ave., ment. The sound proof studio is lo- Atlanta's Best Clothes Values cated on the third floor of the E. E. have described could keep in the serv- HEm. 4305-W. Newest Style Suits with Extra Pants Gamma Tau Delta, 394 Williams building, while the operating room ice of education many of those who and apparatus is to be reached in an- St., HEm. 0800. are now deserting. Besides, it could other room over the studio. 25.00 - 30.00 - 35.00 Pi Lambda Delta, 755 Peachtree draw that part of the intellectual The broadcasts are regularly twice St., HEm. 3841. elite of the land, which might perhaps a week during the school year on SAM ASHER BROS. from the very beginning rise above Mondays at 9:00 P. M., and on Thurs- many of the more petty problems of LARGE NUMBER OF FRESHMEN days at 7:00 P. M. The Monday eve- 65 Peachtree Street PRESENT FOR COLLEGE customary democratic organization. ning programs are exclusively Tech NIGHT "Dudley" Field and "Bill" Crowder, Representatives Such a university should be in pos- talent, and all students are invited session of so much wealth that it (ontinued From Page 1, Column 2) to take active parts in these enter- tainments. The Thursday night pro- never need give much thought► to ficiency, and that when the industry money. of the country calls for things to be gram usually consists of outside ar- tists. All broadcasts are on a 270 Perhaps four or five such institu- Tone, they are the men to carry SPECIAL LUNCH tions would ultimately be found to meter wave length. these things to success. be sufficient for our national needs. However, the first program of the Thirty-five Cents Our typical University of today Doug Wycoff, captain of the 1925 year will be a contest among the stu- would gradually find its place in the football team, brought out the point dents for the selection of assistant Ga. Tech Soda Fount and Cafeteria new system. Perhaps no great harm that freshmen are being depended announcers for the year to aid last year's veteran, Johnny Persons. This comes from assembling these vast upon to furnish most of Tech's or- TRY ONE crowds of healthy, noisy young peo- will come off sometime soon in Oc- ganized cheering, and that they must tober. Everybody keep this in mind ple. Let them enjoy themselves. But ' get the right spirit without delay. why miscall such a place of rendez- and watch for further details of this George Wilde, basketball captain, contest and the date in next week's vous a university ? Technique. Probably it would be expecting too and Bill Crowder, track captain, were TRIPOD PAINT CO. There is an opening among the stu- much to believe that one of our ex- introduced by Pearce H. Baker, presi- dents for two first-class licensed com- MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS isting schools can save its soul and dent of the Student Y. M. C. A., who mercial operators to assist Emory regenerate its body after the fashion presided. Crowder, in speaking of Rumble, who will be the chief opera- Walnut 0143 93 N. Pryor St. we have described. But the estab- Campus activities, urged that the tor of this year. Rumble succeeds W. lishment of the first university of the spirit of the gridiron be carried into M. Schubert, who was the head opera- new type would at once make a pro- them. tor for the past two years. Applica- found impression upon all the others. Coach Hansen was introduced, and tions should be made at once for these Pay one hundred professors a mini- made the new Tech students feel that activity jobs, by seeing Prof. Shu- THE EMBLEM SHOP mum salary of $30,000 a year, and there is a place for every one of them mard, in the Electrical Building. Fraternity Badges the entire profession would very soon in the Athletic Department. • Colonel Pearce, R. 0. T. C. Corn- Plain and Jewelled demand justice of the public. Salar- PERVY, YOU BRUTE! ies and teaching standards would go mandant, urged that this part of the in stock for delivery college work be kept on the high "It was the old, old story," sighed up everywhere as the number of stu- Gold Jewelry and Silver Novelties plane that has been maintained in the pretty wife on the witness stand dents admitted went down. in the divorce court, "a horse and a Mounted with Fraternity Coat cf Arms That group which has the vision, late years. Special Orders Made Up-Immediate Service Tech traditions were briefly out- jackass can never agree.'' the means, and the will to create the "Don't you call me a horse," roared Closest Prices-Prompt and Courteous Attention first school of the new sort will be lined by Wilkinson Gunn. A Cordial Welcome Always Ice cream, in gold and white, was the husband, as he shook off his at- among America's most useful bene- 200 METROPOLITAN BUILDING FORSYTH AND LUCKIE served by the "Y" reception commit- torney's restraining hand. ATLANTA factors in this error-stricken genera;. DePauw Yellow Crab. PHONE IVY 7081 tion. tee, in charge of Oliver Sale. SARNOFF-IRVING QUALITY HATS Georgia School of Technology $3.25 $4.00 $5.00 $7.00 "A TECHNICAL SCHOOL WITH 17 Peachtree Street At 5 Points A NATIONAL REPUTATION" THE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY offers to young men of ability and ambition a training which will fit them for positions of re- sponsibility and power. Marcus Clothing Co. The national reputation of this institution is based not on claims, but on 61 N. Broad results. Its greatest asset is the record which its alumni are making in 62 Peachtree the productive work of the world. Georgia Tech graduates succeed be- Welcome Back, Students cause they have been trained both to think scientifically and to work Fall Success efficiently. 1925 Courses in CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, TEXTILE, GENERAL, AND To you in one of our New Model Suits CERAMIC ENGINEERING, ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY, ARCHITECTURE, COM- MERCE, AND GENERAL SCIENCE. $27.50 to $35.00 Coast Artillery, Signal Corps, Air Service, Infantry, Motor Transport, and Ordnance Units of the R. 0. T. C. Hats $4.00 and $5.00 in all the latest shapes and shades For Further Information Address to suit your taste THE REGISTRAR Georgia School of Technology SHIRTS - NECKWEAR - PAJAMAS - UNDERWEAR ATLANTA, GEORGIA WE CAN FURNISH EXTRA PANTS WITH ALL SUITS THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 8 TECH HAS MADE RAPID PROG- Office of Tech The "Rah" In Colleig RESS UNDER DR. Cheers EXCHANGES BRITT IAN Alumnus Will Be (Continued From Page 1, Column 1) In New Stadium There is a real reason why college have been renovated, rendered mod- They say Adam was the first radio cheers so frequently contain the • or; KOPPA-KOPPA., ern and comfortable to a high degree. bug. He made a loud speaker out of The office of the Tech Alumnus ad: "Rah". According to studies m Won: "The cops are looking that With the completion of the Julius his spare parts. which was formerly in the basement by Dr. Irving B. Crandall and li r. guy over!" Brown Memorial Hall this summer the office of —Sun Dial. of the Y. M. C. A., and C. F. Sacia, of Bell Telephone Labora. Too: "Do you think he'll pledge?" another plan materialized, satisfying tories men ordinarily Whirlwind. a long felt want. This building the Greater Georgia Tech Campaign speak this which was in the academic building sound louder than any other "With all due deference, my boy, I houses several hundred freshmen who vowel. have been moved to the north tower If the value of 50 be assigned GOING, GOING, GONE? really think our English custom at the would otherwise be scattered about to the telephone is better than saying of the new stadium. This will be amount of energy delivered by a An ancient car chugged painfully in the vicinity of Tech, and aside man's voice to the air for this pa `Hello!' as you do." it much more convenient as one office r, up to the gate at the races. The gate- from its convenience and comfort, "What do you say in England?" will serve the purpose for which two ticular sound, then its nearest rival, keeper, demanding the usual fee for tends to build up a healthy school the sound of "a" as in "tap'' "We say, 'Are you there?' Then, spirit. The new stadium, probably have been used in the past. The use comes automobiles, called: of course, if you are not there, there of one office is made possible because next at 44, and as in "talk" at 37. "A dollar for the car." the finest in the South, will doubtless is no use in going on with the con- the editor of the Alumnus is also Women's voices present quite a The owner looked up with a pa- seat with ease the largest crowds At- versation." manager of the Greater Georgia Tech contrast to men's in that there are thetic smile of relief and said: lanta can boast of, besides afford- —Continental. ing spacious quarters for developing Campaign. In a few days a phone four vowel sounds of practically the "Sold." same loudness. These are the —Bison. American manhood physically. will be installed that will be a part vowels Stag (Good spirits within and with The enrollment, since 1922, when of the Tech Exchange. in "tone", "talk", and "rah." "Ah" is good spirit): "Wadja care ta dansh?" the easiest sound to produce because Old Lady. "Why, I wouldn't think Dr. Brittain became president, in Young Lady (waiting for her es- actual numbers attending, has in- fewer throat and mouth muscles are of renting this room. I ain't going recognition towards which Dr. Mathe- cort) : "No, I don't believe so." tensed, hence it is the basic vowel to pay my good money for a box creased approximately 20 per cent. son held his rudder many years ago. S.: "Wadja care ta have some This indicates an astonishing growth, sound in most languages. like this, and I simply won't have a The school was formerly barred be- punsh ?" but it must be kept in mind that in- cause of its strictly technical nature, folding bed—" Y. L.: "No, thank you." Bellhop: "Go on in, lady. This dustrially, the South is but awaken- but with the institution of the Gen- Shylock : "Shoot a pound of flesh?" S.: "Wadja care to go fer a walk ?" ing. In order to keep pace with the ain't your room, it•s the elevator." eral Science course that objection Antonio: 'You're on. Let 'em —Dirge. Y. L. (losing patience) : "Certainly growing student body, the faculty has ceased to be. speak." not!" had to increase its membership, and Finally, with the considerable in- (Shylock rolls naturals.) S.: "Well zhen take my advish and since the standing of any college is "Mr. and Mrs. Newlywed have a crease in the general appropriation Antonio (mournfully): "That's a go home now, 'cause yer zhust goin' largely determined by those consti- for the school this year, Dr. Brittain's load off my chest." little lizzie." ta have a hell of a rotten time." tuting its faculty, Dr. Brittain's task energy has again been rewarded, and —Juggler, "What, already?" —Awgwan. in inviting additions has been one re- —Royal Gaboon. Georgia Tech is in a better position quiring an insight into and an under- to serve the needs of the country Racterinchacxtzopeubedsaqpe, Teacher: "Johnny, get out your standing of human nature. Courses which than ever before. is the verb meaning "to love" in Hobo: 'Kind sir, have you a quar- pencil." in Biology, Bacteriology, Ceramics the ter to spare a poor man?" '34. "Ain't got none." and General Science have been added language of a certain Esquimo tribe, Student: "Go on across the street Teacher: "John, where is your to the curriculum. The Department 1st Citizen of Hicksville: "We This probably accounts for the long —I'm working this side." grammar; ain't got none?" of Architecture has particularly made ought to get a gondola for that la- nights in the Arctics. —Chapparal. '34: "Ain't got none. She's dead." great strides forward in the last few goon in the park." —Royal Gaboon„ —Cannon Ball. years, recognition of the work done 2nd Citizens. "No, let's get two "You used to call me 'darling' and being accorded it by the leading col- gondolas and raise them." First: "The bath tub at our house —Sniper. now you don't call me anything at "Anyone can tell by merely looking leges of the country. hasn't been working for three all." at you that you're not two-faced." A large share of praise is due Dr. months." "That shows my self control." "Yes?" Brittain for the election of Georgia The meanest man in the world is Second: "When did you find it —Columbia Jester. "Yes. If you were, you'd wear the Tech to membership in the Southern the warden who put a tack in the out ?" other one." Association of Colleges and Second- electric chair. First: "This morning." Dumb: "When you were in Europe —Cannon Ball. ary Schools of the Southern States, —Bison. —Caveman. I suppose you saw the great tracts of barren waste." HER CHOICE. Dumber: "Yes, he has a wonderful She: "What are you going to give estate." me for my birthday?" —Lord Jeff. He: "You can have your choice of either a pair of silk stockings, or a Limb of the Law: "Yer pinched for diamond ring." speeding." She: "A real diamond ring?" Sweet Young Thing: "Why, of- He: "As real as the red of your ficer, you can't arrest me. This isn't ruby lips." my car, and I haven't any operator's She: "I'll take the stockings." license." —Toronto Goblin. —Chaparral. THIS IS A LONG ONE. Barber: "You say you've been here "Are you the man who cut my hair before? I don't remember the face." last time?" Victim. "Oh, it's all healed up "I couldn't be, sir, I've only been again." here a year." —Toronto Goblin. —Royal Gaboon.

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