Georgia Institute of Technology - Blueprint Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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T I-l E M E Since Tech is one of six schools in the United States vvhich has a Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Unit, the art staff has adopted the development of the ship from the first sea-going vessels to our modern ocean liners as the theme of this volume. The most rep- resentative types, and in as many cases as possible, famous. examples are portrayed as introductions to the various books.