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

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As thougli a trcshman ' s first few days were not filled with enough activity, fraternity men suddenly swarm the dorms. Date tickets are issued, and durinj; tiie days that follow, the newcomer is treated as a kin t;. Meal dates and smokers are followed with rush parties, antl as Pledge Sunday approaches, many a freshman ' s ex- citement fades into apprehension. Will his wishes come true! ' ' Will the fraternity of his choice want him as one of its own. Hventually amitl hantlshakes and cheers, he receives the answer for which he has longed. He is wanted; he is accepted; he is soon to be a brother! I

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Tlic fourth Friday in October initiates the weekend that Tech men will remember as their very own. This week- end does not just come from nowhere, for much prep- aration, especially among the fraternities, the Ramblin ' Reck Club and the Bulldog Club, has been made for it, and it has been anxiously a aited as the highlight of the fall quarter — the annual Homecoming Weekend at Georgia Tech. A pep rally, attended by Coach Dodd, the Homecom- ing Queen and other notables, and a bhuing bonfire intensifies the already mounting enthusiasm.