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Homecoming Brings Tradition to Life at Tech Traditions are what give Georgia Tech her heritage and identity. As the leaves start to turn and temperatures begin to fall, thoughts turn to the annual event of Homecoming. One of Tech's greatest traditions, Homecoming is much more than a foot- ball game and a halftime show. It starts out slowly, with subtle hints that it will come: pictures of hopeful candidates on revue in the Student Center, scrap wood piled in front of fraternity and sorority houses, and early-arriving alumni strolling around campus. But by Thursday of Homecoming Week, the whole campus is alive with activity and anticipation. Display building, reck wrecking, and Tech Tropics competitions were capped off with a march down Techwood to the Homecoming Pep Rally at Grant Field. Saturday is the day, Homecoming at Georgia Tech. The Freshman Cake Race, that annual test of rat prowess, ushers in the morning. Finding a more interesting way to traverse campus, the Ramblin' Recks roll down Fowler Street in a cloud of dust, proving that we do learn something around here after all. In the early afternoon all roads lead to Grant Field for the Iong-awaited Homecoming Game. Tech fans young and old cheered the Jackets to victory. At halftime, the suspense ended as Amory Gable was crowned Homecoming Queen, ending another exciting Homecoming Week. The enthusiasm and unity that went in- to the efforts of the week made it one of the best ever. This Homecoming, as have all the previous ones, assumed its place in history, an event and a tradition to be remembered. Homecoming is our most important tradition, perhaps because of the number of people it brings together. Alumni, students, and faculty working together toward common goals was what Homecoming was all about. The spirit of Homecoming transcended all barriers and allowed everyone to enjoy our most Cherished tradition. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Dull and Bobby Cremins judge a Homecoming event. A truly tacky tourist struts his stuff. Lisa Admunson pomps. BOTTOM, LEFr TO RIGHT: Amory Gable enjoys her Homecoming victory. A tropical display. 24 l Looking Back , w qwtmwuerzggww ... wwwxw-a m: www
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