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

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AVE ments of senior life in the Senior Section of the Blue Print l1as been our ailn. Scattered throughout the Senior Section will he found what we called HAtmosphere shots. These pictures present the life at Tech as the senior lives it. Here will be found scenes of work and play -both essentials of a good educa- tion. Ahove: Seniors as well as others trndge home- ward at five after an hard day .... Right: Seniors McRae, VVear, and Marshall spending an after- ' ' ' Below: noon wvelding in the M. If.. lab. . . . Seniors Algeo, Pieper, and Cohorts relaxing Friday evening at the bowling alley. S BEGI I0 F

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YI Wi Q f mfg' WHE THE I . . old and new students return to the campus and once again embark upon a new school year. For the senior this school year holds much in promise .... There are honors to be won, people to meet, Things To Do. However, the realization soon comes that he is still on the ragged edge as far as the Registrar is concerned and a little work is indicated. To present all these ele- Above: A view the Seniors will never forget .... Left: Seniors Arxnstrong, Bartlett, and Good- man tripping the light fantastic at the Holne- coming Dances .... Below: Seniors McYVilliaxns, Wliolforll, and Hutchinson drilling at the Rose Bowl.

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THE CIILLEGE The Georgia School of Technology operates in two divisions-The School of Engineering and the Departments of General Study. The Schools of Engineering Aeronautics Architecture Biology and Public Health Ceramics Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Civil Electrical General Industrial Management This division into two parts, although not closely administrative tool. Mechanical Textile The Departments of General Study Economics and Social Science p Engineering Drawing and Mechanics English ' Geology Mathematics Physics observed in teaching practice, is used as an THE UIIIHIL UF ENGINEERI G PIETRO DOMENICO SAVANT Dean To many students Dean Savant is merely a power in the Electrical Engineering De- partment and the Director of the General Engineering Course, but to the people be- hind the scenes who devise the curricula to be offered by Tech, he takes on a new role -that of Dean of Engineering. Specifically it is his job to approve all changes in curricula, usually at the suggestion of the head of a department, but when these sug- gestions are not forthcoming to make the necessary changes himself. His is one of the most important single jobs at Tech. SAVANT is l 6- is.. Al-533-nhl 14G- Qtn. wnallviaf Jgsq-Q-sanyo--agus - 'afrag-.gqga-Ziff ,a,,..1:4:,:3az-A isa.-1I:u-:Viv Z ' : k445.1.mw-QP -Y:'F5'f' A --:. g.:f.-. -- 5-13,-..-.g.- '--gyrus ' --1-f-w..-.9-4 ' jj.: 3 -'f Q , - ' veg-V If -7- ..s.::.- v-1.5:-f..,:....5,-,V1:-...fa g...' -, Lx... -f.:. ,.-w..a-.-:.n:- ' A ' , , QM, ,I , ' I 1 ,Q I A ' H - , 4 ,Q A . A gf:--my-.a,gi:x 3 jj- A 4 5 ',A ' L, , ,Juv-:. -- - v- - - - - .- ,, r 1- f .f ,., - v .. i. , v. . ' i - ' H . K., Agp