University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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William l at Aiken, A. 11., Hem. Non. Pennington, Georgia. Captain Senior Bate Ball Team. Kcubeu Lee Blackwell, Dem., 11. S. Dtp, Georgia. Entered Sophomore Year. Miles Willis Collier, 11. S., Dem. Xou. Comer. Gaorgia. Entered Sophomore Year. Joseph George Faust, A. 11. X. F. C., Lexington, Georgia. Entered Sophomore Class; Sopho.nore Declalmcr; Sergeant Corps Cadets; Secretary. Treasurer. Parliamentarian, Vice President and President Drnwa. thenlan Society. Goo. F. Gobcr, Jr., P. K., Non-Fraternity Club. Marietta. Georgia. Member Advisory Hoard; President Senior Claw . Russell Gould, A. R., San Antonio. Texa . Entered Fre hroan; Junior Editor of '00 Engineering Annual; Assistant In Physic and Electrical Engineering. Ralph Augustus Graves, A.B. M A'..4. Ralnbrldge, Georgia. President P. K.: Junior Speaker; Winner of Ready Writer ' Medal; President Literary Club: Entered Junior Year; Member of Caed; Left college Senior Year. Augustus Longstreet Hull, 11. S., Dem. S. A. F. Athena. Georgia. Var.«lty Base Hall Team 'OO-'Ol; Sub cn Varsity Foot Balt Team; Member of Sphinx; Captain Junior Bane Ball Team; left college Senior year. Oscar Lowell Keith, A. 15. Dem. Athena, Georgia. Freshman Hlstor.an; Corp of Cadets Captain Co. A. Sydney Johnston Nix, A. 11., Xon-Fmtemily Club, D., Harmony Grove. Georgia. Entered Sophomore Year; Sophomare Speaker; Secretary Sophomore CIjus; Secretary Demonthcnlan Society; Second Sergeant Co. B; Vice Prealdent Demosthcnlan Society: Winner In Shot-put 01: Business Manager Red and Black '01-'02: First Lieutenant Co. b: Captain Senior Foot Ball Team; Right Guard Varsity Foot Ball Team 'Cl: Prealdent Demosthenlan Society: President Y. M. C. A. Norwood Oxford, A. 11.. Nou-Fraurru-Ity Club, F. A. VIontleello. Georgia. Entered Sophomore Class; Cla n Poet: Sophomore Declalmcr; Member So Jho-more and Junior Fool Ball Team: Vies President Phi Kappa: Senior Ba e Ball Team. E. W. Ragsdale, A. B., Non-Fratcm-ity Club, Dent. Dallas, Georgia. Entered Freahmnn Year; Champion Debater; Sophomore Speaker: Mrmtvr Advisory Board; Historian Sophomore Class; Corporal Co. B. 'W-'OO; Junior Speaker; .Associate Editor Georgitn. 'OO-'Ol; Vice Prealdent Pros Club; Vice Prealdent Demosthenlan Society; First Sergeant Co. C; Prealdent Junior Cl.-uw; Captain Co. B. Corps Cade:a; President Demostheoian Society. Ira Wellington Williams, l .A'-A. H., Nou., Villa Ktea. Georgia. President Y. M. C. A.: Prealdent of P. K.; Prealdent of Oratorical Association; Sophomore Declalmer and Junior Speaker: Franklin College Speaker. 'OS. Morris Michael, A. B-0.A'. Athens. Georgia. Vice Prealdent of Sophomore Clasa; Mem-her of University Orchestra: Historian of Senior Claa .

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Kobvrt Grier Stephen , A. Atl.inl . (iranril. Koy Davis Slul bs, it. S. Dent. Ka ton ton, fleorgl . Kntcred Soiiliomor-- Year; Secretary mid IMrlUiru'iunrlxn of DcimMthenljn: Secretary of Junior Cliw; Vlcv President of Sen:or Class; President of Dcmosthenlnn Society.

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History of the Senior Class. • ♦|V| O class has made a more creditable rc-cord than that of 1902. During their journey through college they have drunk deep from the “Pierian Spring of Freshman Botany, traversed the burning sands of Sophomore math, overcome the dangers of Senior conditions, and, at last, have reached the Ultima Thule of a student’s ambition—the time for graduation. To describe fully the career of this class would be to write the history of the University during this period. For during all this time they have not only upheld the reputation of their Alma Mater, but Itave, in no small degree, increased the floodtide of her fame. We point with pride to the fact that our class occupies a position in the esteem of the Faculty which reflects the highest credit upon every member of '02. Indeed, there is not a department in college which has not been advanced by their efforts. The following facts will attest how thoroughly this is true. The Senior class can truly boast of having nourished many orators in its bosom. Not only were the Sophomore speeches of ’oo the best ever delivered in the University chapel, but also we must feel proud of our four North Carolina debaters, who have twice carried the red and black to victory, two anniversarians, three champion debaters and the four speakers who have represented Franklin College and the State College at the celebration by the branch colleges of the University held in Athens during commencement. In literary and journalistic circles, we have furnished a President of the Literary Gub, six editors of The Georgian, two editors-in-chief of the Red and Black, nine editors of the Pandora, two editors-in-chief of the same, and seven presidents of the debating societies. In athletics ’02 has stood pre-eminent since the Freshman year. Its members have been represented on the baseball, football and track teams. This year we have the manager of the 32