Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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! Commercial Class Prophecy. THE COMMERCIAL CLASS IN 1928 33 '?Jl ALLEN has been very successful in life. He is now man- 4 ager of his Uncle Ben's ten-cent store in Milledgeville. E. C. Brown is now in Honolulu where he is teaching a large A dancing class of girls. W. E. Bass has at last attained the height of his ambition-to be near Cv. N. S I. C. He is now assistant Professor of Science in that Institu- tion. Zellna Chandler is now a successful milliner in Sparta. Ca. Frank Dunn is a very successful Ford salesman. Luther Daniels has become a successful singer. He is now a star with the Metropolitan Opera Company, taking Caruso's place. Grant Ennis is seeing the world and working at the same time. He is traveling from place to place selling toilet articlesfpowders and paints especially. Ida Mae Holton is the present proud owner of a very beautiful home, a Pierce Arrow auto, a Pomerkin dog, and a very docile husband who is never in the way and can always be depended on. Harry Hargrove is a notorious character. He is a philosopher in a rural school near Sandersville, Ca. A. C. Hooten is the prosperous and contented owner of an orange grove in Florida. Leila Horne, once the most dignified girl in the class, is now singing in the Zeiglield Follies. Lillie Mae Ivey at one time thought that she was going to be a business lady, but that wasn't her talent. She is now a trained nurse in South Carolina. W. C. Kemp has had a wonderful success in life. He is now a ,litney driver for the Beauty Special. I ffr, .nf-f. - -V'

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N, fu ' N' I ml 27421:-.'r lx lil WILLIAM C. TALTON L'nCle Bill 1918-19-20-21. Private Company l9l8-19: Private Com- pany B 1919-20: Private Company A 1920-21g Senate Literary Society. Uncle Bill's hobby is taking life slow and easy with plenty of sleeping and eating. Every one in the Commercial class will miss Uncle Bill when he is gone. especially the ladies, of whom he is very fond. And gentle dullness ever loves a joke. 'Kathleem Georgia SLEDG E T. TATUM Sledge 1920-21 Private Company B 1920-21g ,leffersonian Literary Society. Sledge is a very quiet boy and let's other peoples business alone. He works hard in- deed at whatever he undertakes, be it les- sons, athletics, or military. This is Sledges first year at G. M. C. but he has won scores of friends all of whom wish him good luck in lifes work. S'Ol1.' he sits lziglz in all the people's hearts. Sparta, Georgia ANNIE LOU VINSON Floppie Philo Mathean Literary Society- Floppie came to us from C. N. 81 I. C., quiet and unassuming, not even knowing how to talk to a boy. But after her appearance at G. M. C.. she quickly learned the art, and her G. N. 81 l. ways have vanished. The Commercial Class of 1920-21 will always re- member her as being the very life and wit of the class. 'Taka life as you find itf' Milledgeville, Georgia ' ' f '. if Y ,vs-.QNX Q .- 11 S 1.4- - 'J - - r ' .-. Y ..,.f. . - - , ry,-,...,,-H -A ,,-- ff L ..,,. 'in , - .:f ..+. -.131 --tug' V V

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