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

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PeoplQ and Personalities

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Rednecks Invade The air was filled with the sounds of banjos, jugbands, and washboards during Homecoming l98O, which allowed Tech students the opportunity to display some of their latent hillbilly characteristics. The underlying theme Technically Country forced the technically minded students, donned in overalls and straw hats, to revert to somewhat more rustic inventions and mannerisms. Log cabins graced by bubbling stills greeted returning alumni who might have wondered what was actu- ally brewing in those casks. Organization members toiled fervently on displays in order to prepare them for judging while also participating in the various events designed to countrify them in their thoughts and actions. Ellie lvlaes and Jethros flocked to the Student Center to display the latest fash- ions in the Beverly Hillbillies Lookalike Contest. Other events such as the Soap Sculpture, Hog Calling, and Stillbuilding Contests presented students with an opportunity to give their hands and jaws a good workout. The Tulane pep rally attracted over 3500 screaming fans, while traditional activities including the Mini-500 Tricycle Race, the Freshman Cake Race, and of course the Peck Parade exhibited 24 f Homecoming Homecoming '80 fine examples of pedal power, foot power and horsepower. October's cloudless blue skies encour- aged a festive atmosphere at Grant Fieldthe week was capped by the disclo- sure of the Homecoming events winners and the announcement of the selection of Terry Honick as the 1980 Homecoming Queen. While the Yellow Jackets were unable to sail over Tulane's Green Wave, the fans kept the-ir spirits high and never wavered in their support. Poor planning scheduled Homecoming Week during mid-terms, posing a conflict of interests between academic pressures and an overwhelming desire to join in the fun. Even with their divided loyalties, stu- dents managed to spare some of their precious time to make Homecoming a success in spite of all the conflicts. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: The Alpha Xi's washboard band entertains a lunchtime audience at the student center. An unsuspecting backwoodsman sits back while the world passes by. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Moonshiner makes adjustments on his still to insure the perfect brew. Jean Branand brings home the bacon with the help of a strong set of lungs. ASME's apply their mechanical knowledge to their winning entry in the Peck Parade. Push comes to shove as another wreck bites the dust before reaching the finish line. S F .s,,. If N. f ,A . N S xi Raitt 1 I its 1 'gi it is .. j L j Vki . ..... a s gba,