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Sigma Georgia Phi Chapter Miss Alyce Barron MONROE, GEORGIA SWEETHEART Of TECH The BLUE PRINT beauty contest has become a tradition at Georgia Tech. Any boy may enter one or several pictures, and the hard task of selecting the winner goes to the BLUE PRINT staff. This years winner is Miss Alyce Barron, from Monroe, Georgia, who attends Stephens College at Columbia, Mo. Miss Rosalyn Ison ATLANTA, GEORGIA Miss Ann Warren NEW YORK, N. Y. Miss Jeannelle Moone COLLEGE PARK, GA. MissMiss Georgiana Gray EAST POINT, GA. Miss Marie Strong ANNISTON, ALA. Miss Louise Jones • ATLANTA, GA. Miss Gertrude Stewart SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MISS BETTY BUNTIN for JOHN W. BIER MISSFOR JANE CALLAWAY Sam C. mcLendon Miss Helen Owens for James B. Tharpe MISS ANNE BUMSTEAD MRS. R. J. COOPER for for HARRY S. BELL, JR. ROBERT J. COOPER MISS DEDE HALE MISS CHRISTINE CARPENTER for for JOHN T. GRAHAM JACK A. MARSHAL MISS BARBARA GWALTNEY for WOODARD WILLIAM K. MISS MURIEL HEDEN Tor Don R. Newman Miss Martha howell James A. Suddeth Miss Jane Barnes Tor D. E.Killam The Interfraternity Council, composed of two members from each national social fraternity and Dean Field as faculty adviser, acts as the governing body of all social fraternities on the Tech campus. The main activity of the council is the sponsoring of two sets of dances each year. One set is the Mid-Term dances, coming between semesters just after exams; the other set is the Finals, coming just prior to commencement. R. J. COOPER ..... President A. M. FERST ..... Vice-President E. A. MCGUIRE ...... Secretary H. S. BELL Treasurer DEAN FLOYD FIELD Faculty Adviser ALPHA TAU OMEGA PHI DELTA THETA R. J. COOPER R. F. DARBY J.P. WALKER B. D. FITZGERALD BETA THETA PI PHI KAPPA SIGMA D. M. EDWARDS R. C. ELDER R. G. GLOVER R. J. WILLIAMS CHI PHI PHI SIGMA KAPPA V. WINKLEMAN G. A. EWING E. A. McGuiRE C. N. ADAMS CHI PSI PI KAPPA ALPHA J. F. GRIFFIN R. T. SAVAGE R. B. WooDs DELTA SIGMA PHI PI KAPPA PHI W. D. FRANCIS M. R. DUNN T. R. MCMURRY DELTA TAU DELTA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON G. T. STRIBLING K. K. SMITH J. L. HICKS KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA CHI J. H. KOUNS H. S. BELL W. J. SANDERS KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA NU R. A. PLASTER E. P. OWEN J. B. GATTEY LAMBDA CHI ALPHA SIGMA PHI EPSILON R. E. BUCK C. A. MCLEOD J. E. COUNCIL PHI EPSILON PI TAU EPSILON PHI A. M. FERST R. M. SADOW B. HOROWITZ PHI GAMMA DELTA THETA CHI B. 0. ROBINSON S. C. MCLENDON C. MA( MAHON Alpha Tau Omega was founded September 11, 1865, at Virginia Military Institute, and it now has ninety-three chapters with a membership of more than forty thousand. The local chapter, Beta Iota, was established on September 18, 1888, being the oldest fra- ternity on the Tech campus. Always a producer of a large share of campus leaders, the A. T. O.'s lose this year by graduation Bob Cooper, president of the Interfraternity Council; Jim Tharpe, editor of the YELLOW JACKET, the business manager of the ENGINEER; Frank Lewis, editor of the ENGINEER, and Mason Ingram, lieuten- ant colonel in the military unit. R. J. COOPER . ... President J. B. THARPE . Secretary F. D. LEWIS . Vice-President E. M. CHAMPION Treasurer LAS S. J. P. ADAMS S. M. BURROUGHS J. T. GRAHAM R. E. JONES C. S. ONEAL C. C. SPEAKES E. M. CHAMPION K. J. HAN NER T. M. JONES L. C. RADFORD J. W. SPEARES R. J. COOPER B. M. INGRAM W. M. KEM P J. D. R A U LERSON j. B. THARPE R. W. FEAGLES D. R. JOHNSON F. D. LEWIS W. B. ROBERTS W. H. BURNSIDE W. C. DRAKE J. R. LA BOON R. W. PUILLIPS W. W. STATEN J. S. CARRUTHERs 0. P. ENSIGN A. L. LoFTEN E. P. PITTMAN G. W. SWARTHOUT A. H. CARY J. R. EVANS J. W. MARTIN C. W. RICHTER R. H. THOMPSON M. C. COLLINS W. E. EVA NS K. N. NEsbit T. A. SHANKS W. L. Wood R. F. DARby E. E. GAISSERT W. L. PERRYMAN W. P. Swill C. G. DUNCAN R. F. HORSLEY J. C. PERRY E. R. SEAY B. STOREY J. R. D. HECHT J. D. PEARCE. A. B. PIERCE. H. E. SHEPPARD W. L. WILHOIT C. W. HENSON E. M. PECK L. A. SCOTT E. L. STANLEY J. L. BODEKER W. S. DODD E. C. HILL K. C. LECRAW M. L. WAKEFIELD L. W. DILTS H. P. FOLWELL A. F. HINEs A. G. SWINT Beta Theta Pi is entering its 104th year of continuous existence as a national social fraternity. Founded at Miami University in 1839, it now has ninety chapters, with a total membership of more than forty-five thousand. The local chapter, Gamma Eta, was installed at Tech in 1917 and has been well represented by its members in nearly all campus organizations and activities. Outstanding among the Beta seniors arc Johnny Bier, chapter president, 0. D. K., Anak, business manager of BLUE PRINT; Dan Edwards, president of Phi Psi; John Schott, vice-president of the Oil Can Club; John Rogers, treasurer of Pi Delta Epsilon; John Spalding, advertising manager of YELLOW JACKET; Sam Hodges, editor of Georgia Tech Alumnus. Beta Theta Pi is also prominent socially, having numerous house dances and parties during the year, including: hayride with the Phi Gam's, the Miami Triad Dance, given for the first time this year, and the Beta Kid Party. J. W. BIER . ...... President J. E. SCHOTT Secretary D. M. EdwARDs . Vice-President J. G. BRUDA . Treasurer P. E. BERRY J. G. BRUDA D. M. EDWARDS W. MATTOX M. C. PIPPEN J. E. SCHOTT J. W. BIER D. K. CARLL S. N. HODGES R. M. MAXWELL J. C. ROGERS H. S. SMITH H. L. ABERCROMBIE H. B. CAULKINS G. L. HOWARD C. B. NEILL P. R. WEAVER H. L. SHORT A. C. ALLEN R. C. ELDER D. C. JORGENSEN S. L. PIERSON C. L. WHITAKER W. C. YOUNG S. W. MCCABE R. H. STREET J. E. ABSHIRE G. T. CHRISTIAN H. W. HoLcombe J. F. McNALLy H. N. SILVERS J. D. WEAVER E. A. BOHNER R. P. CLARSON E. F. HUGHS D. P. PIERSON H. D. TOUCHSTONE P. A. YAM M. S. DIxoN R. J. JANUARY J. S. PiTchford 0. W. BISHOP T. E. CANTRELL W. D. HILL S. B. LOWE J. D. SIMMONS H. T. STUCKEY M. BOND J. T. CAUSLEY C. R. HOLCOMBE J. E. MOSES W. H. SMITH D. P. YARRINGTON J. M. JENNINGS C. C. MUSE Chi Phi, known as the oldest national college fraternity, was founded at the College of New Jersey (Princeton) in 1824. The Omega Chapter was established at Georgia Tech in 1904, being the first fraternity to own its own house. Vale Winkleman and Perry Blackshear were outstanding in the senior activities. Vale was commander of the naval battalion, a member of the fencing team, president of Foil and Mask, president of the Navigators Club, and a member of Scabbard and Blade. Perry was a captain in the CAC, member of Skull and Key, Bull- dog, president of Oil Can Club, president of ASME, a member of Scabbard and Blade, and made his numerals in swimming. The fraternity as a whole took part in the activities on the cam- pus, including softball, bowling, football, and swimming. As usual, the Chi Phi's entertained at a series of tea-dances after the home football games. Many other functions and dances were held throughout the year. J. T. PORTER . ...... President P. L. BLACKSHEAR . Secretary V. WI NKLEMAN Vice-President W. C. CA YE . Treasurer P. L. BLACKSHEAR G. C. BLOUNT S. HARD J. T. Pierce J. T. PoRter V. WINKLEMAN W. C. CAYE F. E. McKENzie W. R. Pollard R. W. SHELDoN M. A. AL MOND A. BARRET E. R. DuBose M. MEEKS E. 0. RAND J. W. WALLACE J. M. BARNWELL J. T. CRAIN R. G. GILBERT R. A. PENDERGRAST G. RIPLEY G. 0. WHELCHEL J. S. BALDWIN IS. K. Bush G. A. EWING 1. D. GURLEY A. E. PEARSE T. T. TALLEY C. E. BRODNAX W. G. BUSH E. L. Floyd E. M. LETTS R. D. RESPESS W. D. WILLINGHAM T. W. CONNOLY J. R. GRAY T. J. MORONEY R. F. SIMPSON J. M. BICKERSTAFE C. DALEY BYJ. E. KIR W. C. PAY NE J. H. SMITH R. E. WISE D. P. BLACKSHEAR J. B. HANAHAN F. E. MASON C. A. POLLARD S. H. VICKNAIR Chi Psi, a national conservative fraternity, was founded at Union College on May 20, 1841. There arc now twenty-four active chap- ters of Chi Psi, and each chapter owns its own house, or Lodge, as they have been referred to for over one hundred years. The local chapter, Alpha Iota Delta, was installed December 15, 1923, when a local fraternity, Delta Kappa Chi, was granted a charter. The social events of Chi Psi at Tech include the annual Hal- lowe'en dance, Thanksgiving dance, Christmas party, the Chi Psi formal, the birthday banquet and dance, and the annnual Fall and Spring houseparties. The seniors, outstanding both on the campus and in the frater- nity, include Glenn Wilson, Marshal Thomas, Bill Avery, Billy Bergen, and Joe Griffin. G. A. WILSON President W. P. BERGEN . ...... Secretary J. F. GRIFFIN Vice-President A. H. ANDERSON . Treasurer W. H. AveRY W. P. BERGEN J. F. GRIEEIN M. M. THOMAS G. A. WILSON A. H. ANDERSON R. F. RAKER C. W. HARRISON W. D. Timm G. T. BOURQUIN I.. M.
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