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3 32 SILVER AND BLUE History One of the greatest inherent ten- dences of man is that to be remem- bered by his friends. We, the class of 1928, desiring to be remembered by our friends present this the his- tory of our class. 1 LEROY BUTLER Buckshot Buckshot entered Berry in 1926 with an ambition to be a heavy weight champion prize fighter. He was a member of the Athenian Liter- ary Society and Agricultural Club. Hobby: Going to F1atwoods, and always going to Sunday school and church. Motto: Take it or leave it. Fl 2 RUTH NEWSOME Raatus From Washington, Georgia, in '26- Is a member of the Clionian Literary Society and delegate to Y. W. C. A. Student Conference in '27, Ambition: To know something about everything and everything about something. Motto: I would be pure for there are those who trust me. 3 JAMES DAY Darkness Hailed form Cuthbert, Georgia, in the fall of '25 with an ambition to make a good farm boy for Mr. Whiskers. Was often known as Jimmie, the farm boy. He was a Philo. Motto: Where there is courage there is a way. Hobby: Making ice cream and sleeping. Favorite saying: Let's go to the Girls' School. 4 AURELIA RHAN uRoneyn Came from Glenville, Georgia, in '25 and has been laughing ever since. She is a member of the Clionian Lit- erary Society, Home Economic Club and Y. W. C. A. Her ambition is To take one 'Day' and go to the justice of peace. 5 GLENN BRYANT Cotton Migrated to Berry in the fall of '25 from Dalton, Georgia with an am- bition to be able to sit on a needle point all day without getting stuck. Cotton was a Philo, member of Y. M. C. A. and Senior Basket Ball team. Hobby: talking to Tom Mea- cham about serious subjects, such as Rats Favorite saying: Hit 'em hard. Motto: Don't be what you ain't. 6 ELLEN BELL Dumb Bell Entered school in the fall of '25 from Roopville, Georgia. She is a member of the church choir. Won a music scholarship in '26, member of the Delphic Literary Society. Sponsor of Lemley Hall at B0y's Field Day, won a scholarship in 1928. Motto: There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. Am- bition: To go to a place someday where she will be the tallest and big- gest person there.
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