Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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I it U!! I I I I v t f ZELMA IN EZ CHANDLER Zelma Philo-Nlathean Literary Society: Class His- torian: Sponsor Company B 1920. Civilized men can not live without cooks, And here is a girl who just loves her booksg I feel kinder sorry for one poor man, But heaps of good things come out of a can. Zelma has a kind of personal magnetism that is impossible to understand whether you want to or not, you can not help liking her- Her genial disposition has endeared her to us all. 0 u'aman, lnrfely lL'0l7lllIl.l Nature made Theef, Milledgeville. Georgia I. PARKS DANIELS Parks Private Company Cu: Senate Literary Society. This is Parks' first year at G. M. C.. but he has made many friends and is having an easy time of it in The Loafers Paradise, The best is yet to comef, GRANT C. ENNIS Grant Private Company B 1919-203 Sergeant Company B 1920-21: Senate Literary So- ciety. We can see in Grant the makings of a Master Accountant. Who can tell but what our same little Grant will institute one of the greatest accounting systems the world has ever known. That isn't all either, he is said to he one of the biggest ladies man that ever hailed into our fair Milledgeville. Fair is foul, as foul is fair. Thomasville, Georgia. ' .4 1 Lx

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Commercial Seniors JOE S. ALLEN Ben Turpin Private Company Bug Jeffersonian Lit- erary Society. Ben is making quite a reputation for him- self in the Commercial Class. He is popu- lar with the girls and says that they all go wild over him. lt is thought that he will return to Gritlin and strive to be the lead- ing undertaken' in that thriving little town- We all wish him success. I pity that man who is no! hzzndsomef' Griffin. Georgia WESLEY EDWARD BASS Buhber Private Company A 1918-19g Private Company B 1919-20: Sergeant Company C 1920-214 Varsity football player, 1920g Baseball scrub, 19214 .le-Hersonian Literary Societv. Bubber is a favorite among all the boys in the hattalion, especially those in the ath- letic circles. He doesn't ever have to resort to strategy to win his point eitherg for his appearance is enough to persuade any ordi- nary man. We all think of Bubber as being wild and unsettled. hut those of us that know him best can see within him the material of great- ness. We may forget 'Bubberu but we can never forget his laugh. They laugh that win. E. C. BROWN Link 1918-19-20-21 Private Company A 1918-193 Private Company C 1920: Corporal Company C 1921: .lellc-rsonian Literary Society. When you first meet Link you get the im- pression that he is quiet and unassuming, but in Link's casc the first impression is by no means a lasting one. He is a most inveterate smoker. his favorite brand being Camels. New Camel ads are always first detected by him, and he points them out proudly to his friends. Link is a most diligent student and ranks as one of the many Commercial sharks. But despite all his faults, Link is a most likable chap, as it is utterly impossible to come in personal Contact with him without becoming closely attached to him. We predict for him a brilliant and success- ful husiness life. 'cl will find a way or make one. Bainbridge. Georgia - 7 I ' 'lr I n M' 'M

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QQ . ' 2 If ' l . 'fait w Ami? la' z l: 5 HARRY M. H.-XRC-ROVE Caruso I , 1919-20-21 .I Private Company A 1919-204 Private Company C 1920-214 Chaplain Commer- f cial Classg Jeffersonian Literary Society. The entire Commercial class are sure that . whatever Caruso undertakes in life will be a 1 success. Perhaps his training in the School of Commerce will do him no good after all. as his talents may lead him to he the second Caruso some day. l Experience Qsrft worth anything. Milledgeville. Georgia. INK Q lW IDA MAE HOLToN Q Theda X Philo Blathean Literary Societyg Class ' Prophet. ' She has astounded her class by evidence it of unusual dramatic ability. which until now she has successfully hidden. Some day we ' are sure we will all point to her and boast! ingly say. she was a class-mate of mine. , l 'SDon't hide your light though it be sn1f1ll. i Milledgeville. Georgia I ' A. C. HOOTEN A. C. Private Company C 1920-213 Jeffersonian Literary Society. A. C. came to us this year from Bain- bridge. We feel that he has been rather lonesome while at C. M. C.. being so far from or from. The One. We have en- joyed the company of A. C. the past term and we admire his ability to do what he should do. and do it cheerfully. When .lune rolls around we will miss his bright face, but we feel sure that someone else will smile again. '6Mind your business and someday you will have a business of your own to mind. Bainbridge, Georgia f f,Xa