University of Pittsburgh - Owl Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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They Gove the Gift of Life precious study time to pull together and give blood. The students have been helping out local blood banks traditionally through the years and the response is greater every year. Engineers' Week is the time for Pitt's Engineering School to pull together for the sake of the area's many hospitals and research centers. Let's hear it for the Engineers. Engineer s Week ACTIVITIES

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 Engineers' Week The Incredibly Engineered Egg Lift nginuity was the name of the game as Pitt's engineering school kept the tradition of engineering week alive. Enginuity is an event that was to test the participants' talents by applying their studies in competition. Team members were challenged to engineer a device that could lift an egg from the ground and set it on a shelf ten feet away. THE CROWD WATCHES on as team members got sot to tost their creations. COMPETITION RUNS WILD as eggs begin their ascent. TWO PROUD OWNERS display their engineering knowhow. Engineer's Week 16 ACTIVITIES

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Fun Fast-Paced Action MICHAEL WOODHEAD PULLS for the Mechanical Engineering Team. SHOWING THE TEAM SPIRIT of the Gimmick Activities are: Victor Sanchez, Lisa Topolsky, Barry Greene, Patty Black and Karen Kusinski. ifter months of doing little more than studying, engineering students had the chance to relax and enjoy the outdoors while taking part in Gimmick. On March 14, the Cathedral Lawn was a veritable ocean of engineers who had gathered there to watch or participate in the events. The engineers were kept running all afternoon with events which included an obstacli course, egg toss, sack race, and a tug-of war. Teams were composed of student: in the same department. All in all it wa enjoyed by everyone there. AN EAGER CROWD awaits the start of th. games on the Cathedral of Learning lawn. CARRIE STEVENS CHECKS the schedule o events as Karen Sabo looks forward to the start o the next event. Q Engineers' Week lo ACTIVITIES