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Obituaries
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home page of the ANAK Society! ANAK's purpose is to honor outstanding juniors
and seniors who have shown both exemplary leadership and a true love for
Georgia Tech. The activities of ANAK are secret, and membership is considered
the highest honor a student can achieve at Georgia Tech. ANAK was founded
in 1908 and is unique to the Institute.
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About the Society
 his section
includes a history of the ANAK Society, including a timeline of important
events. The Project section currently features the beginnings of SGA and
Tech's integration in the 1960s, while the Scrapbook offers a visual record
of the Society, as well as Blueprint and Technique entries
over the years.
General History Projects Scrapbook |
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Past Membership of the Society  ociety
alumni number over 1,100 graduates, faculty, and honorary members over
the past century. The following pages record the names of ANAK members
and additional information, if available. Note: The student membership
is divided by decade.
Graduate Members 2000-2008, 1990-1999, 1980-1989, 1970-1979, 1960-1969, 1950-1959, 1940-1949, 1930-1939, 1920-1929, 1910-1919, & 1891-1909 Faculty and Honorary Members Obituaries |
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Scholarships & Awards Associated with the Society he ANAK
Society administers two scholarships for undergraduate students, and two
awards for distinguished Georgia Tech Alumni and outstanding members of
the faculty. The following links offer more information on each:
George Wingfield Semmes Memorial Scholarship Joseph Mayo Pettit Distinguished Service Award The ANAK Award Merri Gaye Hitt Memorial Scholarship |
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the best Georgia Tech resources and Web pages are featured on the links
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