Georgia Tech men's and women's track and field guides, 1977-2006.

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Georgia Tech men's and women's track and field guides, 1977-2006.

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Generally intended as media guides and/or recruiting brochures, these annual publications for the men's and women's track and field team provide schedules for the upcoming season; rosters; team photographs; profiles of coaches and team members; and a season preview. Also included are lists of records and results, and descriptions of the Tech facilities. The first series, cataloged as GV1060 .G62 G46x, includes men's guides from 1977 through 1993 and women's guides from 1986 to 1993. Series 2, cataloged as GV1060 .G46 G462x, includes guides for the men's team from 1995; Series 3, cataloged as GV1060 .G46 G472x, contains guides for the women's team starting in 1995.

1.2 linear feet (3 document cases; about 32 bound and unbound volumes)

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