University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Kkxi:st Andeksi n A. 15.. 1’. I . L.. l) ‘iiu sth« niaii. SI MM IT, IA. Krnthmun Debater, Corporal, Serjjeant, and Kim Lieutenant Cor|w Caileta. Secretary. Vii-e President, Min I Prcaiilent of Dcinoathen-ion Society. Here virtue rtmln iu eountrriwrt.” Wl 1,1,1AM (SOltlM)X I5r. NTI.EY, Jr„ A. 15.. 2 A E. Dcmoxtlioniaii. HRIXSWICK. (JA. Entered Sophomore, Winner Sophomore Do-lulm’ Modal, Mauler of (Ten-monies Demos-llieniau Anniversary ‘OH and la-e MeiiKirial Kxereiaflt ’ 7, lax-al and Athletic Kditor Red and Hlack. A-Mociutc Kditor Pandora. Assioclate Editor and Kditor-in-Chicf tieor-irian, Mcinhcr Itoatinif Club. President !. M. A. Chib, Memlier City Covcrnmcnl Club, Member Senior Round Table, MciiiIht Sphinx, University Representative at Southern Educational Conference ’U7, Baseball Squad ’Oft and •«»'., Soph, •lunior and Senior Baseball Tea nut. Junior Class Poet, Captain of Senior Chow Itascball Team. “I would I he nods had made thee more l»o -t ioal. ' William Arthur A. 15., Dcinosthen cr.KM. ; . Freshman Historian, Treasurer V, M. C. . I.ike one in prayer I sU

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From the chapel there comes the sound of cheering. It is an inter-collegiate debate and Georgia’s representative has just begun to speak. He is tall and handsome and his voice, vibrating with many melodies that go to make up the perfect orator, rivals in beauty of tone and clearness the deep thought and intense logic of the speaker. He also is a member of the Class of ’07. “And she looked like a queen in a book that night.” It is commencement and the dances have begun. Deupree Hall is beautifully decorated in Red and Black. The lights mirror themselves in the polished floor and joy is in every heart. It is the Senior Hop, the last of the week of revelry, and somehow as the couples glide on in the sea of dances; beautiful women of Athens and Georgia, with their heads thrown hack in an attitude of listening, possessing the wealth of graceful neck and shoulders, and each a Dixie belle with her own true knight; as they pass the elderly ladies of grand old Athens who are sitting over on the right watching the galoxy of the evening, notice that there are some faces that are sadder tonight than others, and they know what this means. And somehow the voices are lower and hope is sweeter. And when the orchestra plays “Home, Sweet Home,” perhaps there is a tear in the eyes of the handsome man of 07. It is commencement day. A noble file of youths who have bravely stood the siege of years, walk slowly down upon the stage. They do not hear the words that are said. They pass out with a piece of sheepskin. This is their talisman and with this they go before the world.

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William W4Ldpord Brown . A. B.. Utmosthenian. ATIIKNS. C. . Captain Sophomore Football Team. Csaptatin Senior Football Team, Ta klo Vandtv F ot-hull ’OB. (hunt Vanrity Itaakot Hall Team •ml ami ’ »T. Vanity It.iwhall Team ’Oft ami • »7. MciiiIht Honor Hoard ’tW-'OT. ami '0B-M7. ••TImhi lia t the jutiriHT ami the faitli « f Mint . THE GENERAL LIBRARY TVE. UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ATHENS, GEORGIA Amrrosk IIo.mkr Carmichael, A. B.. X Dcmosthenian. JACKSON , c.a. MamiRor Vanity Raaetiall Team ’ 7, Morn-Int «.f Senior lioiiml Table, Captain Co. It Cnr|w of Cadet . Meiulter of Sphinx, Ou |ue and Gauntlet. Della lota Delia Club. Thai-iatm. Atfdatant Manatrer ’tat Vanity llavhull Team. Ihenmiw Manager Red and Itlark, « l tant Manager Rod and Itlaek, Cnrjmral and Find Sergeant C«»q» of Cadeta, Winner of Sopliotnorr S|M-ak.-n’ Cun. Winner Soplio. more I tel a(en Medal, Freahman Debater. ’•Farewell: a long farewell to all my groat- mu .” ■