ANAK Society Records
Collection
Identifier: MS156
Founded on January 1, 1908, The ANAK Society is the oldest and most prestigious honorary society at Georgia Tech. These records include programs, invitations, and directories relating to the ANAK Society.
(one document case)
None.
This collection is open for research. Portions of the collection are restricted.
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3.1 Linear Feet (4 hollinger boxes and 1 legal size box)
The ANAK Society records include programs, invitations, and directories relating to the ANAK Society.
Founded on January 1, 1908 by four seniors, The ANAK Society is the oldest honorary society at Georgia Tech. The founding members of the society were George W. McCarty, C. H. Baughn, Lewis E. Goodier, andCharles A. Sweet, all of whom served as officers of the fledgling organization. The other charter members were G. A. Hendrie, C. A. Adamson, S. J. Hargrove, J. E. Davenport, L. W. "Chip" Robert, W. R. Snyder, Cherry L. Emerson, andG. W. Holmes Cheney.
The ANAK Society has always been active in any movement leading to the advancement of Georgia Tech community and has initiated many of the most important activities on the Tech campus. ANAK is a junior and senior society with members selected based on demonstration of both leadership abilities and an interest in Georgia Tech. The activities of ANAK are secret, and membership is considered the highest honor a student can achieve at Georgia Tech.
A print copy of this finding aid is available in the Georgia Tech Archives reading room.
Accession #2001.091.
(one document case)
Jody Lloyd Thompson processed these papers in 2002.
Part of the Archives and Special Collections, Library, Georgia Institute of Technology Repository