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Miss Alyce Barron

MONROE, SWEETHEART Of TECH The BLUE PRINT beauty contest has become a tradition at . 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 R. J. COOPER R. F. DARBY J.P. WALKER B. D. FITZGERALD PHI D. M. EDWARDS R. C. ELDER R. G. GLOVER R. J. WILLIAMS KAPPA V. WINKLEMAN G. A. EWING E. A. McGuiRE C. N. ADAMS J. F. GRIFFIN R. T. SAVAGE R. B. WooDs

DELTA W. D. FRANCIS M. R. DUNN T. R. MCMURRY

DELTA TAU DELTA EPSILON G. T. STRIBLING K. K. SMITH J. L. HICKS KAPPA ALPHA J. H. KOUNS H. S. BELL W. J. SANDERS

KAPPA SIGMA R. A. PLASTER E. P. OWEN J. B. GATTEY

LAMBDA CHI EPSILON R. E. BUCK C. A. MCLEOD J. E. COUNCIL

PHI EPSILON PHI A. M. FERST R. M. SADOW B. HOROWITZ

PHI GAMMA DELTA B. 0. ROBINSON S. C. MCLENDON C. MA( MAHON Alpha Tau Omega was founded September 11, 1865, at 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, , 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 . 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 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, Delta, was installed December 15, 1923, when a local fraternity, 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. CUTTER E. M. HESTER J. L. MILLER F. H. NEWTON C. C. RICHMOND M. R. Crowl W. M. EXLEY G. B. HINSON F. E. MOTT S. M. OLSEN W. D. WEEKS

MooRe W. H. CLYBURN A. I. HINES H. JACKSON It. A. USHER F. A. WATSON J. P. HOLLINGSWORTH L. L. MCLAURINE L. I. THAMER was founded in 1899, and now has forty-two chapters in the and Canada. The local chapter was formed by a group of men who returned to Tech after , and was originally called "The Soldiers Club". This club petitioned Delta Sigma Phi and became the Alpha Gamma Chapter in 1920. The Delta Sigma Phi annual Shipwreck Ball is an out- standing event of the college year, and many trophies ranged along the mantel of the house are proof of the fraternity's prowess in campus and interfraternity activities and competition. J. C. RODENBURG ...... President H. N. POWELL Secretary P. J. VAN NORDE Vice-President J. A. DICKENS Treasurer

A. L. CARLSON W. D. FRANCIS R. H. LANGE P. J. VAN NORDE

R. G. DEEMER J. A. DICKSON I I. j. LYONS I I. N. POWELL F. L ROBERTSON J. C. RODENBURG

M. J. CHOMIAK C. C. HAMPTON J. MEZA-CLARK B. A. REID R. M. THORNER T. S. JEFFERIES A. C. STUCK!

R. A. SPITLER was founded at Betham College in 1859 and now has seventy-six chapters with a total membership of over thirty-five thousand. In February, 1920, Beta Phi Delta, a local fraternity, was granted a charter as Gamma Psi of Delta Tau Delta. Delta Tau Delta has been a leader in campus activities for the past several years. "T" Stribling and Bill Woodard have upheld her honor this year as members of Anak and 0. D. K. G. T. STRIBLING . President J. S. FORNARA ...... . . Secretary

W. K. WOODARD Vice-President D. S. NICHOLS ...... . . Treasurer

J. S. FORNARA G. T. STRIBLING E. R. WEGENWROTH W. K. WOODARD

E. M. FOSSAS R. C. HARRIS A. S. JohnsoN D. S. NICHOLS M. I.. VAN BUREN J. B. HIGH W. B. SANDHAGEN

M. C. ANDERSON W. J. Cordes A. C. KLEIDERER C. E. SALTER. W. J. SHIPLEY A. B. JANNEY P. L. NELSON

E. K. ERVIN W. P. JORDAN J. F. PARK E. D. SIMKINS S. N. Thus M. S. FOWLER P. M. McCAA J. L. PENN J. S. WILES The was founded at Washington and Lee Uni- versity, December 21, 1865. The order now has sixty-seven chap- ters and is the seventh largest fraternity in the country. Kappa Alpha was one of the first fraternities on the campus, the Alpha Sigma Chapter being installed in October, 1899. The K. A.'s lose this year by graduation four seniors: Bill Kouns, Y. M. C. A. cabinet; John McCarty, Oil Can Club; Jack Kouns, president of the Tech chapter of the Institute of Aeronautical Sci- ences, and Bill Baker, member of the "Y" singers. J. H. KOUNS President J. E. FLOWERS Secretary M. W. ST. JOHN . . . . . . Vice-President B. H. YAWN Treasurer

W. L. BAKER J. H. KOU NS W. C. KOUNS J. 0. MCCARTY

R. T. DEDWYLER J. E. FLOWERS W. H. HARRIS N. C. POE M. W. Sr. JOHN D. E. WI WA MS F. L. FENTON J. R. HALL G. H. HENDERSON B. M. STEVENS K. G. ST. JOHN B. H. YAW N

G. P. BATES R. P. CAMERON G. W. HARRISON K. S. MANN P. G. North L. S. STONE W. H. BUR NS W. H. CANDLER A. S. KELSO C. 0. McSwEEN J. D. PLAXICO G. R. THOMPSON

H. E. DICRISTINA D. MCNEILL A. GIBBONS D. L. NEIGHBORS K. G. PRICE G. N. THOMAS F. C. ETHERIDGE F. MITCHELL E. L. POTTER H. N. STEVENS Kappa Sigma was founded as a college fraternity at the December 10, 1869. It has grown to be one of the largest social fraternities in the country, there now being 111 chapters with a total membership of over forty-five thousand. The Alpha Tau Chapter, the third fraternity on the Tech campus, was installed in October, 1895. Outstanding seniors of Kappa Sigma are: Ralph Plaster, Anak, alternate captain of football team, president of "T" Club, Scabbard and Blade, and Bulldog Club; Don Newman, president of Anak, vice-president of Senior Class, Captain of Scabbard and Blade; "T" Club, and Bulldog Club; Shorter Granberry, Scabbard and Blade, and Spencer Walton, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. D. R. NEWMAN President S. R. GRANBERRY . . . . . . . Secretary R. A. PLASTER Vice-President J. 0. CONLEY . . . . .. ... Treasurer

J. 0. CONLEY R. W. CRuger S. R. GRANBERRY I). R. NEWMAN R. A. PLASTER A. C. THIES

L. T. BARBER J. H. BOUCHER E. W. GARNER K. G. GROVE H. F. HUNTER H. J. KRANTz R. M. BERRY W. H. BRANSFORD R. F. GRINER F. A. HARRIS H. I. JACKSON R. C. ROSE

W. A. CARTER T. G. DENNIS C. H. FLYNN T. W. JONES E. J. PRICE J. L. TEDDER W. C. CHARLS J. N. Errs C. F. HILL E. M. LEE G. T. SHEPPARD R. E. WELDEN A. M. FLYNN F. M. Hot L R. E. PIPPIN C. D. SMITH

E. APPLEBY F. M. BAIRD EmBryD. J. 13. HILL H. S. MOODY H. R. STANFIELD J. H. COLE W. A. HAmmoNds K. T. MACMILLAN The international fraternity of was founded in 1909 at , Boston, Mass., and is now one of the largest social fraternities. Its thirty thousand members compose one hundred and eight chapters in all sections of the United States and in Canada, of which thirty are located at leading Southern universities. The chapter here at Tech was established on October 16, 1942, after achieving an enviable record during its thirteen-year affiliation with Beta Kappa. Lambda Chi is justly proud of its scholarship record, having won seven I. F. C. scholastic cups and placing second six times, as well as it takes pride in the accomplishments of such men as chapter president Floyd D. Richards, Co-Op Club, Briaercan Society; T. J. Innes, Jr., , Briaercan, , Co-Op Club; J. E. Van Ness, Tau Beta Pi, Briacrean, Scabbard and Blade, Eta , Co-Op Club; and T. M. Futrell, , Tau Beta Pi, president of the Briaerean, Scabbard and Blade, , and Co-Op Club. F. D. RICHARDS . . ...... President R. H. CANADAY . . . . . . . Secretary R. E. BUCK ...... Vice-President R. W. MILLER . . . . . . . . Treasurer

A. 13. ADAMS R. E. BUCK T. M. FutRELL R. W. MILLER F. D. RICHARDS M. E. TARLETON T. Z. CHASTAIN J. J. Holmes \X'. A. Phillips E. H. SHAW

R. P. ANGELL G. B. CAMPBELL R. H. CANADAY j. T. GAY J. Q. KESSINGER D. H. MERCER

F. LASTRA H. H MANN j. A. W. L. SMITH

L. E. CULBERSON H. I.. GREENE R. F. Guill J. HAMILTON Phi Delta Theta was founded at Miami University, Oxford, , on December 26, 1848. It has grown to such an extent that it now comprises one hundred and six chapters in the United States, Canada and Nova Scotia, with a membership of over fifty thousand. The Georgia Tech chapter, Georgia Delta, was founded in June, 1902. The Phi DeIts participated in all intramural sports, and this year repeated their last season's successful record by retaining the track championship. Always anxious to introduce new ideas on the campus, the Phi Delts joined the Sigma Chi's and the Beta Theta Pi's in presenting the first Miami Triad dance to be held at Georgia Tech. Among the more outstanding seniors who will be lost by gradua- tion arc Bill Turner, John Corry, Walt Logan, Floyd Mitchell, Jack Cline, Dave Crosby, Joe Walker, and Richard Maddux. W. B. TURNER . . . ..... President J. P. WALKER ...... Secretary J. L. CLINE Vice-President F. MITCHELL Treasurer

B. J. AYCOCK J. CORRY R. H. ENGLISH J. C. LilPFERT L. P. MCCARTY G. T. SARGENT J. L. CLINE 1). A. CROSBY W. H. HOLMES W. W. LOGAN F. MITCHELL W. B. TURNER J. C. DENNIS W. C. LANGFORD R. I f. MADDUX W. D. MONROE

C. B. ADAMS I. S. DUGGAN J. G. HOLLIS J. B. LYLE W. A. ReisER J. P. WALKER W. B. COGBURN A. D. DUNWAY R. H. HUDSON M. B. MERTS A. C. SKINNER J. L. WEDDINGTON F. S. DENNIS B. D. FITZGERALD A. C. KNIGHT G. W. POER J. F. SMITH C. J. WELLBORN C. E. DOYLE J. K. HANCOCK A. C. KNORR T. R. POER W. STEELE

L. P. BONDURANT R. H. DUGGAN W. A. HUTCHINSON I.. P. JONES W. C. PAXSON E. B. Thoma S. F. BRYAN J. A. KNATT J. B. JACKSON P. A. JONES G. D. PLANT J. T. WARDLAW J. B. CARMICHAEL M. W. GARY L. K. JENNISON J. N. KANE E. M. Rothberger J. D. White J. A. DOYLE R. A. GREENE C. W. JOINER C. D. MUNROE W. B. SHIVER G. S. WHITTLESEY

G. L. ETHERIDGE L. P. JAY W. C. NICOLSON D. G. STRONG L. J. WRIGHT D. J. FITTS J. B. LEVAN W. M. SI WI I.E. T. C. SWANN L. G. YOUNG F. A. HOYT W. E. MAGBEE J. T. STARR H. E. WRIGHT R. ZAHNER was founded at the College of the City of New YoTk on NovembeT 24, 1904, and now has 31 chapters. XI chap- ter was established at Tech in January, 1916, and has always been active on the campus. This year has been one of the most success- ful in the chapters history, with Phi Eps participating in inter- fraternity athletics and many extra-curricula activities. Next year everybody will miss Walter Lilienthal, chapter president; Alvin Ferst, president of the Bulldog Club, and vice-president of the IFC; Howard Schwartz, associate editor of the BLUE PRINT, and Bob Fry, senior fencing manager and lieutenant in the R. 0. T. C., all of whom are leaving because of graduation. W. B. LILIENTHAL . . . . . . . President R. H. BUNZL Secretary

H. K. SCHWART7. Vice-President R. J. FRY Treasurer

A. M. FERST R. J. FRY W. B. LILIENTHAL H. K. SCHWARTZ

R. H. BUNZL J. E. LERNER S. SELLERS I. M. WEINFR

W. D. DREYFOOS E. M. GiLBERT J. M. MAAS N. R. MILLER S. H. RASKIN G. I. WAGENHEIM P. L. LEE H. J. WALR L. J. PLRLIS

RiEMER J. V. FREITAG A. J. Hecht S. A. LEvy B. G. RoTHSCHILD I.. M. STERNE A. J. FRISHMAN H. LEVIN L. D. PERLIS S. L. ROSENZWEIG A. H. Rubin The national chapter of was founded in 1848 at the Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, Penn. The Gamma Tau chapter was installed at Georgia Tech in 1926. The outstanding social functions of the past year consisted of our annual dance and a house party which was held at Cherokee Lodge. Phi Gamma Delta will lose seven prominent seniors through graduation this Spring. They are Byron 0. Robinson, fraternity leader; Bobby Dodd, Paul Page, and Jim Kuhn, outstanding mem- bers of the varsity football team, and George Smith, Francis Sheetz, and Sam Allen. These boys are well known around the campus and will be missed by the school as well as by the chapter. B. 0. ROBINSON . . . ..... President H. J. VONHASSELN . . . Corresponding Secretary

L. H. NELSON Recording Secretary R. W. STARKE . . . ..... Treasurer

S. D. ALLEN R. O. Dodd J. J. Ku N P. F. PAGE B. 0. ROBINSON F. B. SHEETZ G. W. SMITH

N. CLARK F. C. FINKBEINER R. W. PADEN j. F. RICHENAKER H. j. VONHASSELN J. H. WATSON B. W. HINDS R. B. REED R. W. STARKE H. L. WACHTER

J. C. BROOKS W. P. FOSTER 1'. R. GRIM IN L. H. NELSON

A. L. HENDRY K. L. ICENOGLE A. A. LOYD W. E. STEVENSON was founded at the University of Pennsylv October 19, 1850, with the express intention of becoming a tional fraternity. The fraternity has followed a conservative pansion policy and now has forty chapters with a total niem ship of fifteen thousand. The Tech chapter, the first on the c pus to own its own house, was installed in January, 1904. During the yeaT the chapter has several hayrides, buffet sup for the alumni, house parties, and its annual dance, to which tr hers of all the Tech frateTnities arc invited. In the past year Phi Kaps were active in intramuTal athletics, being runner-up soft ball and tennis and prominent in basketball, swimming, ping-pong. Outstanding among the seniors this year were: Jack Kcar president of the Newman Club and A. S. M. E. member; I Glover, former president, member of Phi Kappa Phi and A Ch. E., and Ben Genualdi, a member of A. S. M. E. R. G. GLOVER ...... . . . President S. R. KRYSIAK . . . ..... Secretary

B. F. GENUAI DI Vice-President D. P. PULLEY Treasurer

B. F. Genualdi R. G. GLOVER J. G. KEARNEY

I U. BURKE W. L. CHASE J. T. HummE D. P. PuLLey 0. W. ROBINSON R. J. WiLLIAms

J. E. BALDWIN R. A. DelRosso T. W. EDWARDS C. A. MARMALSTEIN L. W. OWEN H. E. THIEL

W. W. CARLTON E. P. DICKS M. T. JETER A. E. MATHISON S. R. PIPITONE W. A. ZUENDT A. J. Dow S. R. KRYSIAK W. C. MCMICKLE

T. W. BRITTINgham W. T. DEMING R. W. MILLING Phi was founded in the year 1873 and expanded to Tech campus in 1923, where it has enjoyed favorable growth. Its members have been well represented on the campus in the majority of the honorary societies, publications, and various other campus activities, putting many winning combinations in the field. The seniors in the past as well as the present have proved them- selves worthy of recognition through the student council, I. F. C., and the highest honoTaTies on the campus. E. A. McGuiRE President P. L. HORNE . . . Secretary C. N. ADAMS Vice-President D. R. PETERS Treasurer

S. J. HENRY E. A. McGuIRE

C. N. ADAMS P. L. HORNE M. E. FAUVER D. R. PETERS

P. 0. BURGDORF H. J. DORSEN J. A. Cox J. L. YOUNG

H. J. ADAMS P. D. HENDERSON Pi Kappa Alpha was founded in 1868 at the University of Virginia. Since then the number of chapters has risen to eighty, with a total membership at present of 26,000. The Alpha Delta chapter was established in 1904. During the year the fraternity has held many different types of functions, the most important of which were the Black and White formal, the 'possum hunt, and the Christmas party; besides these, numerous house parties and hayrides were held. The fraternity will lose by graduation this year R. Thornton Savage, who has acquired many honors while at Tech, among which arc Tau Beta Pi, president of American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Gold T, and A. I. Ch. E. award-student branch. Manly, Meyer, Montague, Orr, Parks, Reckard, Savage. . .. Third row: Schanche, Sessler, Shaver, Shawver, Smith, Thrasher, Trowbridge, Williams, Woods. ALPHA

OFFICERS

K. B. WooDs President C. H. PARKS . . . ...... Secretary

R. T. SAVAGE ..... . . Vice-President R. L. BRANNER .... . . . . Treasurer

MEMBERS

CLASS OF JANUARY 43 R. T. SAVAGE

CLASS OF SEPTEMBER 43 R. L. BRANNER L. S. COVEY J. E. JONES C. H. PARKS W. C. SHAVER M. TROWBRIDGE J. Q. BULI.ARD R. T. ERVIN D. H. MEYER C. H. RECKARD P. R. SHAWVER R. B. WOODS D. S. HARRINGTON H. A. MONTAGUE K. E. SSSLER J. P. SMITH CLASS OF 44 G. S. ADAMS E. R. ALLEN C. H. COULON F. W. MANLY J. W. THRASHER D. L. WILLIAMS J. E. COOGAN C. S. LEE S. H. ORR CLASS OF 45 J. R. BATES M. J. GESNER N. D. SCHANCHE C. DONALDSON

Tony Pastor, singer, and Paradiddle Joe visit the house. The "cutclass" card game. Left to right, first row: Armstrong, Atkins, Bush, Caldwell, Campbell, Dunn, Edge, Fleming, Fulton Funk, Gross, Henry, Hodge, Ingram. . . . Second row, Jacobs, Keister, Kelly, Key, Loudermilk, Mayson, PI KAPPA

IOTA CHAPTER

Pi Kappa Phi was founded at the College of ChaTleston on Decem- ber 10, 1904, and established on the Tech campus in October, 1913. The monotony of the summer semester was broken somewhat by a series of hayrides, swimming parties, and steak fries. The annual Founder's Day Ball is given in DecembeT. In intramural athletics the Pi Kappa Phi's took the championship cup in softball with a record of twenty-one straight victories. The success of this year's team was largely due to the leadership of Robert Muir and the fine pitching of Harold Fleming. The losses due to graduation were comparatively light, with the entire graduating class going into some branches of the aTmed forces. McLaughlin, McMurry, Minter, Muir, Paus, Pryor, Reeve, Roberts. . . . Third row: Robertson, Simmons, Simons, Skidmore, Snowden, Suddeth, Tarbutton, Terrell, Trombetta, J. P. Turner, R. G. Turner, Williams. PHI

OFFICERS

M. R. DUNN President M. W. SIMMONS Secretary

R. G. TURNER ...... . . Treasurer

MEMBERS CLASS OF JANUARY 43 M. W. ARMSTRONG H. L. EDGE F. C. HODGE R. C. Muir J. A. SUDDETH K. G. TURNER M. R. DuNN W. H. FUNK N. B. JACOBS R. M. PRYOR S. J. TROMBETTA L. 0. WILLIAMS T. J. KELLY

CLASS OF SEPTEMBER 43 R. D. CALDWELL C. G. FULTON D. B. INGRAM T. R. MCMURRY M. W. SIMMONS L. S. TARBUTTON E. B. GROSS J. G. LOUDERMILK J. M. MINTER J. B. SNOWDEN CLASS OF 44 H. V. RIMING F. S. KEY E. F. McLAughliN II. REEVE L. J. SKIDMORE P. A. TERRELL J. R. PAus S. S. ROBERTS E. R. SIMONS CLASS OF 45 D. B. ATKINS R. G. Bust' J. A. CAMPBELE H. W. KEISTER J. D. ROBERTSON J. P. TURNER L. L. HENRY J. C. MAYSON

Typical rush week scene. Some of the boys at play. Left to right, first row: Adair, Alley, Alston, Armistead, Arnold, Atwell, Aycock, Bell, Berg, Bourne, Brantley, Broadwell, Bruce, Brumby, Cain, Coleman, Cothran, Doughtridge . . . . Second row: Demere, Donnellan, Duvall, Feil, Gaston, Gay, Gibson, Glass, Hampton, Harris, Hicks, Hill, Hungerford, Irwin, Jaenicke, Joseph, King, Lamb. . . . Third row: SIGMA

GEORGIA PHI CHAPTER

Founded at the University of March 9, 18 5 6, Sigma now has expanded to one hundred and thiTteen chapters with a membership of fifty-five thousand. Georgia Phi was the second national fraternity installed at Tech, being given its chapter on March 8, 1890. This year's main contribution of the S. A. E.'s to their alumni are J. T. Brumby, chapter president, and J. M. Walker, president Eta Kappa Nu. Other seniors who have done much at the S. A. E. mansion are K. K. Smith, G. R. Irwin, E. H. DemeTe, Locke Atwell, A. R. Wilson, F. R. Adair, and Louis Estes. J. T. BRUMBY . . . . ..... President J. L. HICKS ..... . . . Secretary G. R. IRWIN Vice-President K. K. SMITH Treasurer

F. R. ADAIR. J. T. BRUMBY E. H. DEMERE N. F. KING K. K. SMITH J. M. WALKER L. AtweLL G. R. IRWIN A. R. WILSON

W. E. BROADWELL W. G. DONNELLAN M. E. HILL B. W. MULFORD T. V. PATTON R. E. TALIAFERRO J. M. COT HRAN J. W. DUVAL E. T. HUNGERFORD N. J. MURPHY W. N. SCOTT H. A. THORNTON L. T. DAUGHTRIDGE J. L. HICKS R. LITTLE M. NichOLeS R. M. Sims J. C. UNDERWOOD W. C. MATTHEWS

W. L. ALLEY J. A. BErg F. L. GAY . J. LYNCH G. W. ROBINSON R. L. THOMISON P. S. ALSToN H. BRANTLEY S. W. GIBSON S. A. MCALLISTER M. E. ROSE J. L. WILLIAMS J. B. ARMISTEAD R. E. BRUCE D. R. GLASS C. Y. MCGAUGHEY M. J. SANDERS T. S. WILLINGHAM J. Y. ARNOLD F. D. CAIN M. G. HAMPTON S. R. MCGEE C. SMITH L. D. WILSON M. AYCOCK J. E. COLEMAN E. P. JAENICKE C. A. MURPHEY D. W. STRADTMAN M. E. WIMAN F. C. BEIL F. FEIL K. M. LAMB H. L. REID K. J. TAYLOR

W. B. BOURNE B. MICKEL K. W. GASTON P. S. JOSEPH R. E. RIVERS L. C. SHEEHAN W. F. HARRIS G. R. RICE Sigma Chi was founded June 28, 1855, at Miami University, Ox- ford, Ohio. Since its founding it has expanded to 101 active chapters in the United States and Canada. The Beta Psi chapter was installed at Tech in 1922 by the absorption of Pi Alpha Sigma, a local fraternity. This past year Sigma Chi placed first in the Homecoming Deco- rations Contest for the second consecutive year and still Temains the undefeated basketball champion. The chapter placed third in both the Rambling Wreck Contest and the swimming meet. This past summer the fraternity had a very enjoyable house party at Camp Sky Lake, in the North Georgia mountains, and, with Phi Delta Theta and Beta Theta Pi, sponsored the Miami Triad dance. The chapter will indeed miss the departing seniors, as well as the other brothers who have joined the armed forces. Notable among the honors held by the departing senioTs are presidency of the Student Council and Tau Beta Pi, as well as membership and officership in nearly every literary, social, and scholastic organiza- tion on the campus. H. S. BELL ...... . . . President J. AIZPURU ...... . . . Secretary R. E. WALL Vice-President W. J. SHOAFF Treasurer

J. AIZPURU W. H. CAREY G. H. MARCHBANKS C. 1). PAS( HAL F. A. TAYLOR R. E. WALL. IL S. BILL L. E. FLANAGAN D. M. METZGER W. J. SHOAFF R. M. THIBADEAU

J. T. AXTON A. W. BROWNELL T. D. GAEEY J. F. HaRdy W. J. SANDERS C. F. WALKER W. M. BONNER E. G. CLARKE J. B. HAAS G. MANKIN S. L. SHACKLEFORD W. A. WATT P. E. FOSTER J. B. HAMMACK H. RILEY P. H. SMITH

G. B. BACKUS C. M. CARROLL G. E. EDWARDS A. W. JAMS R. E. McAFEE O. M. SMITH F. A. BAKER R. K. CASON R. W. FREEMAN J. G. LEONARD E. L. McCRoRy R. E. UHL C. A. BURDELL D. P. CROSBY M. A. GOWEN G. H. LEWIS B. S. PERSONS C. H. WAI.SH J. M. BURGSS J. B. DUBOIS W. H. HEIDENREICH W. C. MANN F. M. SINGER F. N. WHEELER Y. A. HENDERSON

J. L. ANDREWS P. D. BRYAN E. L. CREDILLE L. L. GELLERSTEDT I). H. WADDINGTON S. C. WooDwARD H. WHITNEY W. VAN LANDINGHAM F. B. DUKS J. L. GREENE W. ABBOTT W. ROGERS Founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869, Sigma Nu was installed at Tech in 1896, the fouTth national social fraternity to reach the campus. In D. E. Killam, president of the chapter, the Gamma Alpha chapter of Sigma Nu boasts a very outstanding and representative senior. His most important achievement was being editor of the TECHNIQUE. Other prominent seniors include E. P. Owen, man- aging editor of the TECHNIQUE and of the ENGINEER; J. R. Allen, Tau Beta Pi and Gold T; R. D. McGaughey, R. V. MacGregor, and 0. K. Lewis, all of whom are active in campus oTganizations. Repeating a success of the past few years, Sigma No this year entertained at a Lil Abner costume dance. Numerous house dances and other functions were held throughout the year. D. E. KILLAM President R. V. MACGREGOR . . . . . . . Secretary E. P. OWEN Vice-President J. R. ALLEN Trea surer

J. R. ALLEN D. E. KILLAM 0. K. LEwis R. V. MAcGREgoR R. 1). MCGAUGHEY HO. P. OWEN

A. Duus W. M. FITCH J. C. MCGAUGHEY R. A. WHITE

J. B. GATTEY G. A. LAFITTE R. A. LENNON M. E. McCoy W. F. NORMAN J. A. SOWELL HO. D. LEWIS R. T. MCLENDON

D. J. CRWLEY HO. H. CRWLEY J. H. HOLSINGER C. B. LWLER D. P. MARTIN J. JEFFCOAT The Fraternity was founded at the in November, 1901. There twelve friends who joined together for the sole purpose of friendship, and with their far- sightedness founded a fraternity that has now taken its place among the gTeat organizations of the fraternity woTld. Since 1901 the fraternity has grown until at present theTe are 77 chapters spread throughout 38 states with a total membership of over 23,000. Georgia Alpha Chapter was founded at Tech in 1907, being the seventh frateTnity to be established here. The social calendar this year consisted of a local founders' day ball in November, a national founders' day ball in April, and a number of house dances. These events were supplemented by an active part in all interfraternity activities and school sports. Having been led by a fine group of officers—Charlie McLeod, Ralph Malone, Norman Runyon, and hilly Counts—the "Sig Eps" have enjoyed another great year together. C. A. McLEoD . . . . . . . . President W. E. COUNTS Secretary

R. G. MALONE Vice-President N. E. RUNYON Trea s urer

W. E. COUNTS A. C. FORD R. G. MALoNE C. A. McLEOD N. HO. RUNYON

F. A. ALEXANDER R. W. BOTTENFIELD N. B. BRowNE T. K. LITTLEFIELD H. M. SMITH

P. D. CONLON D. C. HoRNIBrooK F. C. KohN HO. HO. POTTER W. A. Schmid T. R. TURNER J. HO. COUNCIL R. B. INGLE S. T. MOAK N. B. RYALL H. 0. STRONG

J. D. BAKER F. H. DURAN T B. W. Lewis W. D. PALMER .1. W. SNEED W. B. THATCHER J. H. FURET A. D. OWENS I.. H. SIENNICK , the outgrowth of a professional fraternity, was organized as a national collegiate frateTnity in 1910. Phi chapter was installed on the Tech campus in 1922. As the school year comes to a close, Phi men bemoan the loss of four valuable men. Gone will be the torrid commands of Chancellor Leon Bawer; the continued ramblings of Vice-Chancellor Marvin Arkin; the key rattling of Ray Sadow—Tau Beta Pi, 0. D. K., Phi Kappa Phi, and the social advice from Cassanova, Bob Reisman. That these men have done much for the Tau Ep's is without question. It is with deep regret that Tau Epsilon Phi bids these men farewell. This year, as in the past, the annual Southern Conclave high- lighted the year's social activities. The social year was rounded out with a series of dances, buffet suppers, and house parties. The intramuTal softball team added a new cup to the trophy shelf by winning the interfraternity softball championship. L. I. BAWER President H. L. COHEN Secretary M. W. ARKIN . . ..... Vice- President J. A. SPERLING Trea surer

M. W. ARKIN 1.. I. BAWER S. S. CRASNOW R. M. SADOW L. L. SOBELSON W. STEIN R. I). RE ISM A N R. I. SCHRENELL

H. L. COHEN I. B. FREEDMAN B. HOROWITZ R. MEYER M. W. ROSEN J. A. SPERLING M. S. FEDER D. H. FURS! J. N. LENCOLN M. PERLING HO. M. ROTHMA N M. K. STEINBERG K. GEN BURG M. P. M AC HT A. RitteR

B. AreNOFSKY G. B. DRAZEN S. H. KRAkowe r I. LeviN H. PIKE J. S. SIEGEL A. I. BERMAN C. J. EDISON W. L. KRAUS W. D. LEPPMAN A. SENTER A. L. SLOTIN J. DAITCH A. D. HODS D. K. LEVIN W. J. PEARLMAN R. SHiFF S. E. STAHLER

H. A. VRONO Theta Chi, founded at Norwich University in 1856, is now enter- ing its 97th year of continuous existence as a social fraternity. Founded on the Tech campus in 1923, the local chapter, Alpha Nu, has been very well represented by its members in all campus organizations and activities. Outstanding among this year's senioTs is Sam McLendon, chapter president, editor of the BLUE PRINT, and member of Anak and . Other seniors whose loss will be keenly felt by the fraternity are John Carver Hunt, 1). M. Lewis, Nick Passarello, and Tommy Burton. The Theta Chis climaxed a successful social season with their annual Rebel Reunion in which they were hosts to Theta Chi members and delegates of seven prominent Southern colleges. S. C. MCLENDON ...... President P. T. TACCONE Secretary

H. C. MACMAHON . . . . . Vice-President C. R. BURRESS ..... . . Treasurer

T. S. BurtoN J. C. HUNT D. M. LEwis S. C. McLENDoN N. J. PASSARELLO

L. J. BERG J. D. INSERNI H. C. MAcMAhoN C. H. McCroRy A. L. NAvArro P. T. TACCONE C. R. Burress H. B. LEWIS R. K. MAXWELL A. A. MOGILNICKI C. A. SCOTT

BU RCH T. R. CRAWFORD H. FAGAN W. S. JOHNSON R. H. SMALL R. F. SWINNIE W. L. HONGLISH J. C. HUTCHINS R. W. LAMKIN

R. J. ATmy D. H. HALL HO. T. JAcobs M. P. ORR E. L. ROBFRTS F. M. VANN E. S. HARREL J. N. LimbAch H. K. PRATT W. J. SETTLES R. WOODALL