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

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PR ESIDE Ae i ear' THE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF THcHNOLOGY, as the outstanding engi- neering school of the South, is indeed fortunate in having Col. Blake Ragsdale Van Leer as its president and the guiding force in the con- tinuing advancement of Tech to preserve its position of leadership. Acclaim for our progress should rightfully be directed to President Van Leer, whose tireless and capable direction has achieved the great strides Of recent years. We salute our President for his able administration of the affairs of this institution. His direction of every phase of the activities of our rapidly growing Alma Mater has been wise and efficient. Thanks, Colonel. NT 1 Ti kc! tv f zap! V f , , :z 'f,..f,s Z H f .Mr fr fu, aim swf ff ,,4.., ti sf wa f-ww , t. 2 zgq4:21'1K1 wwwsf 1 ,,,,f f . avi: W ,- -,a X fl f 1ifs2?Qv5vCl Q wgafn -f can ,,.y,,aetf , f f of X 2 2s'!5w',w.tW 5221 F- tl fi sgjwyasa A-4. As- , ,-f.wt1g1g-fra f QSZYW9 55-2' I V' Q f W e f.z2's-EM! ., QwLwziYfpf.faff f -ff I v f ,1- .ta.-asngg, . V wo. ffm- V-' gate , X :V X 4.7 at 1 at -et Ma-

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GEORGIA WSTITUTE OF TE'CH,N7OL0GY 1 COL. BLAKE RAGSDALE VAN LEER W 9

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