Box 1

Description From the Collection:

These records, produced by Georgia Tech's Office of the Registrar, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Office of Education, and the American Society for Engineering Education, provide information on engineering enrollment and degrees granted in 1952 through 1954.

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This correspondence deals with the smoking policy enacted by the Georgia Tech deans and department heads. It discusses the areas designated for smoking for the students and faculty.

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This collection contains Georgia Tech track and cross country records, including a program/score card and roster. Some materials were compiled by former Georgia Tech Dean and track and cross country coach George C. Griffin. Also included is correspondence from Griffin to D. Roberts.

Description From the Collection: The biographical information forms are arranged alphabetically. Forms for the following individuals are included:Alexander, Millard S. Banick, William G. Brown, Frank B., Jr. Buchan, James A. Burrows, Gwynne Adams. Edenfield, R. W. ...

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The faculty roll records include attendance records for faculty members, such as Marion Brittain, president of Georgia Tech, and Dorothy Crosland, library director. On the reverse of the faculty roll sheets are several blank forms for student records. These records include personal and academic information.

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This collection consists of a seven-page typed description of requirements for the doctoral degree at the Georgia Institute of Technology. The description is undated.

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The Floyd Field papers contain two letters between C. M. Sarratt and Field, written in early November 1935, discussing an altercation between Georgia Tech students and the Vanderbilt University marching band during a football game. There is also a report written by Field in 1936, entitled "Accrediting the Engineering College."

Description From the Collection: This correspondence focuses mainly on the daily activities of the Georgia Tech Registrar's Office, but also documents other institutions, such as Bowden State Normal and Industrial College and the University of Kentucky. Correspondents include A. C. Fraseur, W. M. Stumban, R. K. Hopkins, Lola F. Beck, Ezra L. Gillis, E. J. Ford, Charles Cleveland Ely, T. R. Branch, and W. O. Cheney. Correspondence is both incoming and outgoing, and not all correspondence is between Caldwell and another...

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The George P. Burdell telegram, addressed to Georgia Tech, is a request from North American Aviation, Inc. for a copy of Burdell's school records with regards to recruitment.

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This collection contains a drafting manual and several drawings, most likely from a drawing course that each student was required to take. Also, there is a small note accompanying the collection, which reads, "drawing by Lucas' father".

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This collection contains two blank financial checks. The checks contain the Georgia Tech logo with inscription, Georgia School of Technology.

Description From the Collection: Walter Boyd compiled a great deal of his research into a manuscript describing the beginnings of Dramatech, the first freshman football team, the ANAKS, and the beginnings of the Student Council, Honor Court, the Technique, and the Panhellenic Council. He also describes the Koseme and the Bulldog organizations, and the later consolidation of the two organizations. This manuscript is included in this collection. The correspondence contains letters between Boyd and Roane Beard,...