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

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Surrounded by 'I'he clutter of discarded time cards, study lists, and course offerings, two fellows fill out schedules. Another Tech personality is 'rhe artist who draws caricatures: behind him stands the haven of many a study-weary s'I'udenI'. A PERENNIAL SIGHT AT REGISTRATION, DEAN GRIFFIN GIVES DEFINIIE Registration, and New Experiences A NEW YEAR HAS BEGUNI With a new year must come new experiences, the fact which makes fall an uncertain, exciting quarter. For the freshmen, espe- cially, this uncertainty governs every thought and ac- tion. The less uncertain upperclassman begins the year with a new determination to improve his every phase of college life, feeling that this will be his most productive and satisfying year of college life. Even before registration begins, the campus is buzz- ing with activity, freshmen congregate prior to leav- ing for Freshman Camp, and fraternity men begin a vigorous preparation for that fabulous Week of con- tinuous partying - Rush Week! 4

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. Jil - ,see IDENCE OF QUITE TYPICAL REGISTRATION DAY WEATHER. The ce-nfer of life on The Georgia Tech campus, I'he posi' office ai' +rac+s Iwo new s+uden+s, Their garb refIecI'ing a+mosphere of early fall ENTRANCED WITH THE PROSPECT OF AN OUTSTANDING COLLEGE EDUCATION, THREE FRESHMEN HIT THE BOOKS DURING A BREAK. 25