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

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. . . And a Hell of an Engineer!

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The fact is, no one can survive Geor- gia Tech alone. The constant pressures unite individuals into groups which work to overcome and escape the diffi- culties and worries which accompany life at Tech. Croups of friends form from frat, dorm, and class associations. Whether enjoying Atlanta ' s summer together through outdoor activities or studying together for finals, Tech students find these close relationships valuable. Formal, chartered organizations allow students and faculty to unite for per- sonal enjoyment — as in Sailing Club — or to benefit the entire campus — as with Co-op Club and its annual Monte Carlo Night. The ability to share life with other people makes survival at Tech much more enjoyable. The ease with which the members of her community func- tion together is indeed an integral part of the personality of the Georgia Insti- tute of Technology. ■ ' S! ' ' yifiirf T ' « -