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

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S«; m mf. Before you is BLUEPRINT 1970, year- book of Georgia Tech. It is an effort to cap- ture the events from Spring 1969 to Winter 1970, in keeping with the purpose of a yearbook — creating a graphically effec- tive publication while at the same time, presenting a pictorial as well as literal de- scription of the events of Georgia Tech life. I know that many of you are wonder- ing, after glancing through the book, about the separation of this year ' s BLUEPRINT into two ports. Originally, it was hoped to have two volumes, in which one depicted the ex- citing part of Tech life, while the other de- picted the blah or every day reoccurring port of Tech life. Due to a tight budget and to the rising cost of yearbook production, the idea had to be abandoned, and the pro- duction of the one volume book, subdivided into two parts was adopted. In order to create an effective subdivision, the idea of black and white pages evolved. With the advent of a new decade, times have changed and are still changing. With this in mind,. two themes were adopted for this year ' s book — the first, the changing image of Tech life, portrayed by a seasonal, pictorial representation, and the second, the often unchangeable attitudes that Tech students adopt during their four year or longer stay at Tech. It was once said that change is challenging. It certainly was in the production of this book, and should continue to be in future years.

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