University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Class of ’94. 27 CLASS OF ’Q4. Class Colors: Black and Blue. Class Yell: Hoo-rup! Hoo-rup! Iloo-ro! Hurrah for the class of ’94. President—Wm. M. Wadley, A' d. Vice President—W. B. Armstrong, V l . Secretary— G. Noble Jones, A' d. Treasurer—Isaac Newell, d Til. Historian—Noel M. Moore, - d Akerman, J., - V Armstrong, W. B., ' fA Bacon, W., - Baldwin, B., - Barrow, U. C., Jr., - d - Bethea, C. E., Bower, B. B., A d Brannon, J. E., Brown, H. C., A d Butler, G. P., - d A’ -Butner, J. II., - V Cloud, D. L., J 7’J - Davis, E., - Draper, W. M., - d ,' Eppes, E. B., Fleming, P. E-, -V (l -Fricks, E. D., 2' V -Fuller, Wm., -V Hall, E. T.,..................... Cartersville, Atlanta, Athens, Cuthbert, Athens, Louisville, Bainbridge, Iric, Augusta, Augusta, Macon, Thompson, Greensboro, Atlanta, Savannah, Atlanta, Rising Fawn, Atlanta, Crawford,

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26 The Pandora. And on that memorable day, when Mercer, in all tlie pride of tlie brand-new yell, and all the gayety of its black and “yeller” brought up its burly foot ball team to give us battle, and when the black and yellow went down in the dust of utter defeat and the black and crimson waved in triumphant victory, ’93 shared proudly in the triumph, for in the result the work of the men she had given to the team was a potent factor. I11 the membership of the Glee Club, that heroic little band which sang so bravely and so well in the cause of the college gymnasium, ’93 claims some of the most talented. Last of our achievements, but not least, are in the class room, where progresses the dull monotony of examination and recitation. Here, in the language of the prizering, many a professor has been “knocked out” and acknowledged the prowess of ’93. At this writing, the year has not been entirely completed, and so the whole of the history of ’93 may not be told. For, in regard to this class, it is very true, that we know not what a day will bring forth. Best however of all the things we boast is the strong comradeship which binds us together. This shall not end with graduation, but will accompany us into the world beyond— this, we all regard as the most valuable thing we found on our way through the University of Georgia. Historian ’93.

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28 The Pandora. Harbin, W. P., V ' Harrington, J. M., A A Herty, F. J., A' A Hodgson, C. N., A A - Howell, E. P., V ! Jarrett, J. D., J T J Jones, G. N., A' A -Lawrence, C. C., A T LI Lipscombe, W. R., .V 'A Little, W. F., Madden, J. B., McCutchen, J. B., - A McGregor, T. A., Moore, N. M., A : - Morton, J. W., A A - Moye, R. T., Move, T. R., - Newell, I., A Til Olive, S. L., - A ■: - Proctor, R. W., - - Smith, J. G., - - Steedly, W. B., A i' -Stelling, J. D., A Til Stephens, A. W., Stone, R. R., - - Stubbes, J. V., - - Toomer, L. C., -V ' ' - Turner, O. C., - - Wadley, W. M., A A Wilkins, w. a.'y A hi Williams, B., - - Wrigley, A., A A Calhoun, - West Point, Milledgeville, - Athens, Atlanta, - Tugalo, Savannah, - Atlanta, Athens, - Louisville, Concord, Dalton, Mt. Vernon, - Augusta, Athens, - Wrightville, Wrightville, - Milledgeville, Lexington, - Areola, Harmony Gr’ve, - Athens, Augusta, - Atlanta, Athens, - Cedartown, Portsmouth, Ya, - Atlanta, Bolingbroke, - Waynesboro, Woodbury, - Macon. Left College.