Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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1 ' ' n . .t Q C ,lt r g.A 1 '.xak . . a , ' sigiqia x ' 740 'H' - Sophomore Class History. Wg-ix a HE HISTORY of the Sophomore Class of 1920-21 is one of which , all its members may be proud. We have learned that history is no longer a record of past events but a treatise of present events and conditionsg so we will not dwell long on the past history. We were once Sub-Freshmen of course, and proud of the fact. also we were the laughing-stock of the student bodyg for we did not know the knocks and crooks of college life. We thought we were bright students but the more we learned. the more we discovered our ignorance. As time rolled by we left Sub-Freshman Class and entered Freshman Class. Quickly we began to catch on to the knocks and crooks of college life. ln spite of Latin and Algebra. many made the required average and were placed on the gold-star list. just as we are ready to take a peek at the lan- guage Caesar spoke so Huently, Sophomore calls us and we can tarry no longer. We have now reached the golden age in the caller of the present Soph- omore class: because we know we have the hardest curriculum in school. With the coming of new teachers, just out of college, we have new ideas of teaching thrust upon us. All of them think their subjects are all we have to learn. so it seems to us. Almost daily a quizz for tomorrow greets our ears and this being a promise and not a threat is never broken. But in spite of this we admire and respect themg for they with willingness will at any time give aid to those who request it. ln conclusion may I for all the Sophoniores extend our best wishes to the Freshman Class for their succession to the future Sophomore Class of G. M. C.g for G. M. C. must grow and grow. It is the Sophomores that will make this possible. By MATTIE Lou IVEY. ' 1-Qs Y ,, fa, al 'QCS 71' lN'- f ur H -,' 2 1 I gm.- .. ' . .' .rY uf-ff-, , Y' - l 1 s, 7 U C- . ft J, -1- 4, v v

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