University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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First Row: Fellon, J.; Gabriel. Q. ; Bencfield, D. ; Cashin, H. Second Row: Lewis, E.; Ballard. C; Adams. C; Uardcn, K. Third Koiv: Trotter, R.; Mallet, W.; Kitchens, W. Fourth Joir: VS ' hittaker, W. ; Barrett, H. ; Earnest, C. Fifth Rotr: Tanner, B.; Stringer, B. ; Parker, n. Sixth Row: Weiner, B.; McCorkle, J.; Johnson, E. Gridiron Secret Society OFFICERS DEWEV BENEFIELD President QUENTIN GABRIEL Secretary-Treasurer Membership in Gridiron Secret Society, founded in 1900, is considered one of the highest honors a male student may receive on this campus. Qualifications for membership and activities are known only to members, but at informal initiation neophytes can be seen duck-walking wearing blindfolds in the vicinity of College and Clayton Streets. Gabriel. Q.: Beiufield. I).

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A politickin es iion. Grand Old Party G.O.P. was organizerl in 1919, and every male sluclent not a member of a social fraternity may become a member of this organization by active participation in party func- tions. G.O.P. provides opportunity, leadership, and ser- vice for its members and for the University as a whole. In conjunction with Triquetra. G.O.P. sponsors the annual King and Queen of Georgia High Schools contest. The freshman shirttail parade and the square dances are a few of the many social affairs sponsored by the organi- zation. The Grand Old Party also gives its n)embers an active, organized voice in student affairs. The Campus Leader and Vice Campus Leader are elected by a majority vote of all independent men in an election held each spring. Thev serve as direct representatives and spokesmen for the party, conduct meetings, and represent the party on various electoral and student governing boards. OFFICERS QUENTIN GABRIEL Campus Leader EUGENE JOHNSON Vice-Cantpus Leader MILTON THOMPSON Secretary-Treasurer Thompson, M.; Gabrit-I, Q.; Johnson, E. First Row: King, R.; Ballard. C; Thompson, M.; MoCorkle, J.; Darden, R.; Gabriel, Q. Second Row: Dunn, S.; Parker, H.; Stephens, J.; Turner, K.; Johnson, E. ; Spooner, J.; Colquitt, J. Third Row: Crimmins, L. ; Davis, B.; Worsham, D. ; Lvnch, P.; Dadisman, €.,• Marshall, J.; Cowart, W. Fourth Row: Vinson, E. ; Goble, J.; Houston, D. ; Walters. R.; Strirkland, F.; MeKinlev, T. ; Selman, J. Fifth Row: Brannon, E. ; Dillard, M.; Manning, J.; Reynolds, R.; Whittaker, R.; Johnson, G.; Lowrey, R.

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o in e e o 11 The purpose of Honiecon. an organization for home economics majors, is to develop leadership and person- alit in its members, to provide knowledge and practice in self-initiated group work, and to foster high ideals and appreciation for home life. In the fall this organization co-sponsors with Ag Club the Know-AU Party to introduce the freshmen and transfer students to the honorary clubs on Ag Hill. Annual events are the fall Kick-off Dance; the Winter Formal, the Snow Ball: and the Spring Senior Banquet honoring the graduating seniors. Homecon also sponsors Home Eco- nomics Day at which time prospective home economics students from Georgia High Schools visit the campus. OFFICERS BETTY BOHANAN President VIDA HAWS Vice-Presidenl BETTY BOWERS Secretary SARA ANN WHITAKER Treasurer Haws, v.; Whilaker, S.; Bohanan, B.; Bowers, B.; Baker. E. 132