University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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22 The Pandora. Class ok ’93. Colors: Black and Old Gold. Class Yell: Rah, rah, ree! Rah, rah, ree! Georgia! Georgia! Ninety-Three! President—Halsey, A. O., - A. Vice-President—Hillyer, Geo., Jr., X P. Secretary—Slade, L. C., X 9 Historian—Alexander, H. A. Alexander, H. A., Barfield, Fred, X A E Barnwell, E. W., Breitenbucher, P. W., N Cabaniss, E. G. 1 A Camak, Louis, Cleghom, R. C.,0 J0 Dodd, Eugene, X lIr -Dorsey, H. M,, AA Dostor, B. R., K A Evans, C. A. XQ Frey, B. T., X V Gantt, R. J., Goetchius, J. S., X A E Gerdine, L. V., J AT -Goodrich, W. H., A A Green, E. P., Halsey, A. O., 2N -Halsey, E. L., 2 N Harris, A. S., 2’ A E Hillyer, Geo. Jr., X P -Hodgson, Harry, A A - Atlanta, Cuthbert, - Athens, Atlanta, - Savannah, Athens, - Summerville, Ford, - Atlanta, Blakely, - Atlanta, Marietta, - Athens, Rome, - West Pt., Miss., Augusta, - Marietta, Charleston, S. C, - Charleston, S. C, Cedartown, - Atlanta, Athens,

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History of ’92. 21 sake of the class I have neglected to mention. We have, it is true, cut recitations at times, we have stolen examination papers, but we have been most fortunate in the fact that no member of our class has ever been caught stealing wood, or “boot-licking” a member of the Faculty. No, Heaven forbid, that such charges should ever be laid at our door. The future spreads its impenetrable veil before our onward march. Bright and sunny, or dark and gloomy, whatever joy illumines or sorrow overcloud our pathway we will ever stand together brothers in a common cause. There is amongst us an embryo candidate for membership in the Georgia Legislature, and in the fall election when his candidacy is announced we will gather to his standard, though all the world be against us, and lead him on to victory. There is one in our ranks whose proud record in everything he has undertaken has made him the recipient of many well-earned praises, and around him clusters much of the history of ’92. He will represent our class at the University next year, having been tendered a tutorship in the department of Ancient Languages, when he will be greeted by many a Freshman with the title of Professor.- I have attempted to give a mere idea of the class of '92 as a class with a few events connected with its history. The history of any one of its individual members, I am free to say, is not worth much, though some day as politicians, some of them may startle the continent. In behalf pf the class it may be well to state that all the}r ask is plenty of room, and then they will—well wait and see! Valete '92. Historian ’92.

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Class of ’93. 23 ♦Hoyle, L. C. Jr.,-TAT -Johnson, G. F., A T J Kline, F. J., P J 6 - Lawrence, Sam’1, A T Q Lewis, M. A., A T J Moreno, H. C.f $ A 6 -Nalley, R. B., - Nisbett, C. R., X i Newton, C. L., Robertson, M. P., Rountree, B. L-, - X Slade, L. CX V ♦Smith, B. G., X l -Stewart, N. B., A T9, - Taylor, James, - A E Tuggle, W. T., $ A (-) - Warren, W. P., J Watkins, Newton, ♦Yow, S. B., «P J Q - Dawson, Eatonton, City of Mexico, Marietta, Monticello, Gainesville, Villa Rica, Macon, Gainesville, Logansville, Summit, Carollton, Social Circle, Butler, Americus, LaG range, Atlanta, Rutledge, Avalon. Left College.