Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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CHARLES WILLIAM MERRITT MIKLEBERRY ALEXANDER GRANTLAND CHARLES MCDANIEL JAIVIES HENRY LAMAR JOSEPH RICHARD , JOHN SHIRLEY ALBERT DANNER EDWARD GAUDRY CLAUDE HENRY ' JAMES CLEMENTS HONVARD MADISON EDWARD FAUST MORRISON, B. Ph., X fb .... .... MURPHEY, A. B., K A. .,.. .... MURRAY, A. B., fb A 9. .. SAMFORD, B. Ph., K A SLEDGE, A. B., K A ..,... .... SPARKMAN, A. B., K A .... .... SPEIEER, A. TILLEY, A. B., QD A 9 ..... THOMSON, B. S.,ZAE .... THOIVISON, B. Ph.,XfI1 ..... TUcK,A.B.,ATQ ....... VVHITEHEAD, B. Ph., X fb.. .. ... VVOOLDRIDGE, A. B., K A .... .... XVADE, A. B., E N ........ ZE'rROUER,B. S.,ATSZ. .. Q, Af f Af 29 Rome, Ga. Barnesville, Ga Newnan, Ga. Tampa, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Tampa, Fla. Covington, D Ga. Conyers, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Savanah, Ga. Athens, Ga. .Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ga. .Co1umbus, Ga. .Roche11e, Fla.

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SAMUEL PATTERSON CARL LUCENE JOHN YVILLIADI J OE ALEXANDER XVILLIAM AMBROSE THOMAS JACKSON OSCAR LEON CHARLES HOWARD MARION WALTER CHARLES BURGE JOHN GROVES ROBERT BRYANT WILMOTH ALEXANDER FIELDING HILL FRANCIS BARTOW ROBERT JOHNSON JOHN WILLIAM ISAIAH TUCKER JUSTINE LOWE JAMES THOMAS CALVIN REVILLE JAMES DOUGLAS AUGUSTUS KENTON JOHN JASPER HUGH YVALLACE FRED CLIFTON Senior Glass Roll .al .al AIKEN, A. B .... . .... .. .. ANDERSON, A. B., 2 N ..... ATHON,A.B .... ATKINS, B. S .......... .. BRADLEY, B. S., 119 A 9 .... . BROWN, B. Ph., A T 0 .... . CALLAHAN, A. B., A T A. . .. CANDLER, A. B., K A.... CARIVIICHAEL, A. B ...... CAUTHEN, A. B., A T COLBERT, B. Ph. .... .. DIXON, A. B., A T Q. .. FARMER, B. Ph ........ .. FICKLEN, B. S., Z A E GODFREY, A. B., X fb. . .. HILL, B. S., X qw.. HURT, B. Ph., K A .... .. IRVIN, JR., A. B., E A JACKSON, A. B .... .... .... LOWE,A.B... ........ LEDBETTER, A. B., X LP . LEWIS, A. B ..... .... .... . . MCKEMIE, A. B., A T' A METHVIN, A. B .......... MORGAN, A. B., A T 9 ..... MOOR, A. B., E N ..... 2.8 Forsyth, Ga. Decatur, Ga. Aikenton, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Gxford, Ga. Hartwell, Ga. Whitesville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Towaliga, Ga. Milner, Ga. Cassville, Ga. Vxfest Point, Ga. Covington, Ga. YVaShingtOn, Ga Madison, Ga. Greenville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Washington, Ga Corinth, Ga. Lithonia, Ga. Cedartown, Ga. Thomaston, Ga. XVOodbury, Ga. Anadarko, O. T. Montezuma, Ga. Tallahassee, Fla

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If fl Bistorv of junior Glass aka' E, of the Junior Class, are the sittings of these last three years. A discour- aging number dropped out Freshman year on account of their health and their marks- especially the latter. Those were the balmy days when Reed, Bryan, and McClure, and Tom Ashford were prominent among us. The second act was one continuous scene of tragedy. We were acknowledged the meanest, smartest, the most class-spirited, etc., etc., of any class that ever yelled F-R-E-S-Hi I I We refused to be subordinated even to class oflicers, and the ZODIAC editors had to assemble us some forty or more times ere we would elect even a Historian. We had more men expelled than all the other classes combined. We were summoned eu masse be- fore our dear President to be lectured for our misdirected vitality until we rejoiced thus to escape a recitation. Those were the times when squirrels and jacks and shot found their way into our lecture-rooms. Those were the days when the autocratic intellects of Jule I-Ieidt and Pete Walton and Stovall and Cline shone with undimmecl lustre. Those were the days when we wrestled on the plane of original literature, and Peed blessedtus, some with 4, some with 4.5 and some with 5, and our number fell from 69 to 46. Those days are gone but not forgotten. Now we have reached that maturity which is the hope of yearning Fresh- men. We wrap about us the toga of a quiet dignity and condescend to be treated by Subs and Freshes in a remarkably charitable manner. L A We sing triumphant songs of I feel like I feel like I feel C127 versesj, and display an originality in counting clock strokes which Prof. Stone says seventeen years connection with the institution had not hitherto disclosed. We enjoy ourselves in French with an cz bandofz we would not dare exhibit before Sophs and other inferiors. Questions are asked which the lightest weight in the class would be ashamed to ask a baby. ' No history which omits the Gym. can be complete, but it would take another history and another historian to recount the horrors of the Black Hole in which we dress. The 30