Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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1' l sa., 4 I M ff- M, -n H .. gqu!.t-,5t,'f-1 JI, I , .1 - ' ii F . , v. 1 -.. ., CLAUD P. GLEATON Glycerine 1919-20-21 Private Company C 1919-20: Sergeant Company B 1920-21: President Non- Com, Clubg Senate Literary Society: Annual Staff. Glycerine has been with us two years and in this time he has won a place in the hearts of every one of us who know him well. He is a quiet, dignified, studious, easy- going, and-last but not least-a good looking fellow. Arlington. Georgia MADISON HINES Mat 1915-16-17-18-19-20-21 Private Company C 1915-16: Private Company C 1916-179 Private Company C 1917-183 Corporal Company B 1913-193 Corporal Company Cv 1919-20g Drum Major 1920-213 Winner Squad Drill 1920: Football 1920g Basket Ball 19215 ,leger- sonian Literary. Mat has the distinction of having been at G. M. C. longer than most of us. He always makes friends with the members of the entire student body, and therefore his friends are numberless. He possesses great dramatic ability, and has shown himself to be quite an addition to the teams in the different forms of athletics. '5And he whittled as he went for want of thought. Milledgeville. Georgia 'af 1' Q7 -I' I 1 ,fl ' ' - -f'-'- - ,J '

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' l I1 V' 4-SL'- '-x ' A., ' ' ' '-.- I-lf , . .1 ' -- r - . K . 511 In' 'ii ' lw'vfrN,.!' ' ' 1 ' ' ', ' fifth? ,llgyggfllibifanw --sn A . A 1 V ll i ' f . V X WILLIAM T. FOWLER '-sleeping Waite Bill 1917.1a.19.2o-21 Private Company A 1917-18g Corporal Company C 1918-19g Private Company A 1919-205 Private Company A 1920-213 Foot ball 1920-21g Jeffersonian Literary Society. Precious jewels are found in small packages. This is certainly true of Billg for although he kept hidden from us until this year just how much he was capable of accomplishing in various forms of athletics, we now fully rcalire what a jewel he is, and all the members of the Class of 1920-21 will be proud in years to come to tell the world that Bill was one of their classmates. Silence speaks volumesf, Milledgeville, Georgia. BENNETT M. GILMORE Ole Lady 1920-21 Private Company A 1920-213 Secretary-Treasurer Jeffersonian Literary Society: Cold Star Student. We are sure, by his record at G. M- C., that in a few years Ole Lady will outrival Edison and other great scientists. He likes all his studies but LOVES his Physics. l His hobby is collecting pipes. At present he has only sixteen, but by the first of 1 June he hopes to have doubled that number. A snapper up of unconsidered triflesf' Newberry, Florida. l L fvri? r-...Q r - if i .1 ff vff- 6 j.f'F rji'. '1--wt

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., ,., .--'v.4 '. -- I , ' , Q-..'.S' ,V-'Teil-f rf . ,. v. 1 t ll, 1..- Ayn ff'- u., i i:'K:1.:J,A2 I 1 ,-. . l it W 14 1 'IL .4 v It 1 l I 1 . :.: -. . l Y U' f r 1 ' ' L ' ' ' ' V 1.f...','Qli'- 351'gQp2u3llbi1AL1vi' ., gli. , . i lf L- Ll .. . , up N alll, 1 Q x fl Vi N 2 L . i 1 L, - , , ., . . W r V V. ..s,xa:..4. ' CARLOS H. HORNE 1 B fb K 1. 1917-13-19-20-21 , - Private Company C 1917-18-19g Lieutenant Company C '20g Captain Com- ' pany C 1920-213 Vice-President Y- M. C. A. 1920-21g Editor-in-Chief of Comman- 1 dant '21g President OHicer's Club '21g Senate Literary Society. Cold Star Man. li' Carlos is one of the human beings called little but loud. When you first meet l,l him, your impression is that he is a very quiet boy, and he is until you see him on in the parade ground in charge of his company. Then your ideas are changed and you 1' say, Gosh, but he's loud! Carlos is one of the most popular boys at G. M. C. He seems to be a Woman Shunnerf' but he has one eye fastened on C. N. 8: l. and unless something happens, H as long as he remains at G- M. C. his eyes will be on The Promised Land. f He is full of pep and determination and when he starts out to do a thing you l may say that thing is accomplished. HHe that hesitates is lostf' l fl Rosslyn. Virginia ROBERT P. MIKELL 4'Bob Blondy 1918-19-20-21 H Private Company D 1918-193 Corporal Company C 1919-203 First Sergeant l Company C 19203 Lieutenant Company CP 1921g .leffersonian Literary Society, Oliicers Clubg Secretary Y. M. C. A.g Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Commandant 1921. Bob has grown rich at G. M. C. by putting out hard labor in the establishment of Tingle 8: Mikell. lf he finds ,it impossible to make a living and grow rich selling weiners. perhaps he could get a job in the movies. Everyone at G. M. C. remembers his production of the part of Uncle Sam in the Pageant King Cotton. He has made many friends at G. M. C. and is noted for his fondness of going up on The Hill and viewing The Promised Land. ' ' Bob is known by his wit and humor. When in a tight place he always comes out smiling. In spite of his wit. he loves his books and has the distinction of being a Cold Star Man. Smile and the world smiles with you- Statesboro, Georgia i H gh V-. . -1., w 4 A F wx' - -'rv . -5- svrrgne. - S.. - ,f71n' ---15, li ' ' ' .' y-.--.-e . -v