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

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INTRODUCTION . . ADMINISTRATION . AUTUMN. . . Features . . Sports ..... Varsity Sports . Intramural Sports Fraternities .... Organizations . . . Honoraries . , Publications . . Student Government Departmentals . General Activities Religion . . . YMCA . WINTER . . . Features . . . Varsity Sports . . Intramural Sports . Military .... Classes . . . Freshmen , . Sophomores . Juniors . . . SPRING . . . Features . . . Varsity Sports . . Intramural Sports . Beauty .... Graduate Students . . Departments . . . Schools and Seniors . Alumni Association . Advertizing and Indexes Tub

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BoTH POSTHUMOUS AND DUAL DEDICATIONS are a rarity with the Blue Print. But, the past year was a rare and tragic one for Georgia Tech - a year when the school lost two of its finest teachers and gentle- men. Professor Hal Brown and Professor Edwin Folk joined the English Department here within two years of each other - Professor Folk in 1924 and Professor Brown in 1926. For a combined total of 68 years these two gentlemen conscientiously taught composition, literature, and speech to an often reluctant and sometimes semi-belligerent series of students. For their devotion to Georgia Tech and for the dignity they brought to their chosen profession, we respectfully dedicate the 1960 Blue Print to the memory of Hal Brown and Ed Folk, true teachers in every sense of the term. EDWIN D. FOLK 1901 - 1959

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