Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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, . 1 ' -1 .., I -1... Mp . .,g ,. X . ...a.,,. av. -J .3 v nAh:j.:jE.e1d'hi'qi nj usa x 1, - -e W QM l .I lv r'. l il , k . . ggi' ' K - :.. ' - -,4s'.....r.: PIERCE, L. JR. ' L0vick Bob 192021 Senate Literary Societyg Corporal Company B -192021. Bob is a boy of stern character and a winning personality. Although this is his first and last year at G. M. C. he has won many friends and companions. At school he might be termed a Woman Hater. but when you see him in his old home town of Richmond. Va., and a certain Auburn nearby, it is very probable that you would say wonders will never cease. His greatest ambition seems to be to own a peanut stand on the corner of Wayne and Hancock streets. Perhaps when his ambition is realized he will get his fill of ' parched goobersu but not before. Known onceg known always. Sparta. Georgia l OTHO F. PITTMAN ..Piu,, Cleansleeve Company 1920-21g Member Senate Literary Society. Pitt is a boy of moods. Any mood you strike him in, though, you will be sure K to like him. His hobby seems to be dancing, and he is to be found at every such 1 occasion around town. On with the dance! Let joy be unconfin.ed. Brownville, Tennessee -'--' -..: - , ' '41 4' 1 .A .7 ,-?1L.45,, f ,gf , , 3 A V ff:-'-f-fir . - x' ' 'f' L

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,F i' 3 x 'ilq , 'N ' 4. A r V o ,,. - ' 11:14, - v x '-.f MNST' X VT ' fffv' ' 'Y 5 5 1 l s I I l 17 x ALTON L. MOORE Little Topi' 1920-21 Private Company NA 1920-21: Jeffersonian Literary Societyg Basket Ball l92lg President French Societyg Annual Staffg Y. M. C. A. If you have ever happened to be down at the Y Hut when the Basket Ball team is practicing, and have heard a voice above all others, yelling Hey-ya, then you have heard and perhaps seen Little Top. His hobby seems to be playing Basket Ball, but he is very fond of visiting The Promised Land. Although this is his first and last year at G. M. C., he has made a host of friends who will always remember him. We are sure the girls of G. M. C. as well as ofl G. N. Sz I. C. will miss him more than words can express. S'Little head, little witg Big head, not a bitf' Hazlehurst. Georgia G. WAYNE PARRISH u.1x,Iary17 ' 1918-19-20-21 Private Company D l9l8-193 Private Company A l9l9-20: Sergeant Com- pany A 1920-21g Senate Literary Societyg Cheer Leaderg Basket Ball 1920-21. Ladies and Gentlemen, step forward and take a look at L'George Washington garrishf' the one and only Countryman at G. M, C. who hails from a Republican istrict. Mary has a sweet face and a loving disposition which manifests itself in the writing of Love lyrics. His genial disposition and happy smile have gained for him a host of friends at Milledgeville, and the general regret now is that he seeks a broader field of learning. Why should conscience have vacation, As well as other courts o' th' nation. Brooklet, Georgia Y g-f.--,. 4 ',-T'-M .A

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,L wg! l ,I ' ' I ijt ,-If Mfijw dr. , M.. . v 'nr ,. - -.- ....- W V . -.- . . W, ., . V -1 I , ' 251' . - , . HELEN LYDIA RILEY Helen Class Secretary 19173 Vice-President 19183 Class Poet 19193 Member Dramatic Club 1917-18-19: ViCevP1'esident Philo-lylathean Literary Society, 1921. Helen has the distinction of having been at G. M. C. since her Sub-Freshman year, and during that time she has won a score of friends and admirers. She has that wonderful gift of not worrying about her troubles but takes life as it comes. There is nothing too good for her to do for those whom she loves. but MY-how she does sat upon the others. Laugh at your friends, and if your friends are sore, So much the better-you, crm laugh the more. Milledgeville. Georgia WILLIAM J. ROWLAND ..BiU,, S HLieutenant Company A 1920-21g Senate Literary Societyg Oliicers Clubg Annual I8 . Bill came to us early in the year from Marion Institute. He won the name of hard-boiled and woman-hater when he first came to G. M- C., but those names have long since been cast aside for he has proved exactly the opposite in both cases. He has made a good record for himself in both school room and parade ground. He never pushes friendship, but when anyone shows. in the slightest manner that the path is clear he at once steps in. Our advice to all is to cultivate Bill's friendship-for he is a friend worth having. The unspoken word never does harm. Vicksburg, Mississippi Af A '. .tl :?h NLL- .i 9 L: i ,,, V- K K, ff I- , ii. - , '