BY ' 1 4 Elliott Dunwody, Arch, has I • elected to serve on the Georgia National Alumni Association Board of tees for the coming year. He is owner architectural firm in Macon, Ga.
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' 1 0 David J. Arnold, EE, is serving as a 1 0 trustee on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees again this year. He is president of the Commercial Bank & Trust Co. in Griffin, Ga. James S. Budd, EE, has been re-elected to serve on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees for the coming year. He is vice president of the C & S National Bank in Atlanta. ' O H Hamilton Arnall has been appointed L\I a trustee to serve on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of trustees for the coming year. He is owner of the Hamilton Arnall Insurance Agency in Newnan, Ga. /. M. Sheffield, Jr., ME, has been reelected Vice-President of the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association for the coming year. He is Chairman of the Board of the Life Insurance Co. of Ga. in Atlanta. ' 0 0 John J. McDonongh, ME, executive ^ « vice president of the Georgia Power Co., has been promoted to president. He has been in the utilities field since 1923, serving the company in various capacities and locations. He has been vice president since 1950. Mr. McDonough was recently re-elected to the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees for the coming year. H. Raymond Weeks, Arch, president & treasurer of H. Raymond Weeks, Inc., a Durham architectural & engineering firm, died October 27 of a heart attack. He is survived by his wife, two daughters and one son. ' O J Freeman Strickland has been re-elect^ T 1 ed to serve on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees for the coming year. He is senior vice president of the First National Bank in Atlanta. Cecil Bruce Vick, EE, died in Februaw? of 1956. He was with the Florida Power & Light Co. in Miami. ' O P H. C. Allen has been appointed to £\) serve on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees for the coming year. He is in textile sales with McCampbell & Co. in Atlanta. Web C. Brown, Com, has been re-elected to serve on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees for the coming year. He is associated with C. 16
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V. Brown & Bros, in Chattanooga, Tenn. John C. Hall, Com, has been elected vice president of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America. Mr. Hall is a partner in the firm of Cobbs-Allen & Hall. His address is 2119 Sixth Ave., No., Birmingham, Ala. Myron C. Harrington, CE, of 2305 East Lake Rd., Decatur, Ga., died Nov. 24 of a heart attick. He had been a civil engineer for the Public Housing Authority here for 25 years. Hal L. Smith, IM, president of John Smith Co. in Atlanta, has been elected chairman of the Board of Trustees of Agnes Scott College. He was recently re-elected to serve on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees.
' O Q Ernest B. Merry, CerE, has been refcO elected to serve on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees. He is associated with Merry Bros. Brick & Tile in Augusta, Ga. ' 0 1 Newman Corker has been appoinled "I to serve on the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association Board of Trustees for the coming year. He is owner ol the Alps Drive-in Theatre in Athens, Ga. ' 0 0 Joseph Reed Akerman, ME, associate «*«. professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin, is co-autho; of a recently published book entitled "Speci fications & Engineering Relations."
GEORGIA TECH FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1957
WILLIAM C. WARDLAW
IVAN ALLEN, JR.
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Ivan Allen, Jr., '33, outstanding Atlanta business and civic leader, has been elected president of the Georgia Tech Foundation for the 1957 year, according to an announcement by Walter Mitchell, '23, present head of the organization dedicated to the financial support of education in Georgia. Other officers elected by the Foundation Board of Trustees include William C. Wardlaw, Jr., '28, vice president, and Henry W. Grady, '18, treasurer. Roane Beard, '40, is acting secretary for the Foundation. Mr. Allen, a past president of the Georgia Tech National Alumni Association, headed the Joint Tech-Georgia Development Campaign of 1955-56 for the Foundation. The campaign, Tech's most successful in history, raised over $234,000 for the Foundation. The funds are being used to supplement faculty salaries and purchase needed equipment for Georgia Tech. Mr. Wardlaw and Mr. Grady are both former officers and trustees of the Georgia Tech National Association. They were also active in the 1955-56 campaign to secure much-needed funds for Tech through the Foundation. The Georgia Tech Foundation, a non-profit educational organization, has been active in Tech affairs since 1932. In the past 11 years, the Foundation has contributed over $700,000 for the benefit of Georgia Tech. Not one cent of this amount has been spent on athletics at Tech. Today, 21 outstanding Tech alumni form the Board of Trustees which directs the Foundation in its activities. Tech Alumnus