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

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BLHHE RHESDHLE UHII LEER

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EHECUTIUE DEHH Georgia Tech is indeed fortunate to have .I man of the administrative and organizational ability of Phil Blasier Narmore. In these times of crowded and changing conditions his excellent performance of difhcult duties merits the praise of faculty and students alike. A member of eleven standing and three special committees of the faculty, his energetic and tireless work has figured prominently in the improvement and ex- pansion of the school. GEORGE C. GRIFFIN Drum of Sflzzlcnfs PHIL BLASIER NARMORE EXf'C'1lfi'L'0 Dem: DEHH UF STUEEHT3 One of the most indispendable members of the ad- ministration from the standpoint of students and faculty is George C. Griffin, Dean of Students. Thou- sands of students pass through his oihce for advice and assistance. His direction of the activities of fraternities and organizations has always been patient, considerate, and helpful. No member of the faculty has a more difhcult job, and no one could carry out the responsibilities of this office more ably than Dean Griffin.