Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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LAI'-'fl Y ' ' K.. ff .7 '4 l f' ,, . 1 I 5 ' '. fjgfi' T' 4.1 RAD ,as :..'a?nfa17 ' - Y A 1 fa ' ? 'Q3'L'wi 5'5 -'wi-aH '5'f i'5.1-.fff'a..e.L ffaaua 5- :5' 'ff' 1, Iiifiitffi 'etffwvrf -- 'ff H. f ' sljlx iljllf -li 1, lg 'ls' li fl ll ll Sub-Freshman Class. E. THOMPSON - .... President 1 F, ALLIE WILL Bass. . . M. AL1-'RH-:ND .... is I - - - - - - Vice-President ' l -.. ,f - - Secretary and Treaasurer :lil FRANK RICGRATH . . ........ Chaplain - LILLIAN DOLLAH . . . .Historian il ADELINE GHOLSON . . . . . . .Poet , ROLL W., Baugh, Evelyn Ivey, Margaret Simpson, A. l Y Bedingfield, H. Jordan, Martha Skinner, W. A. Blanks, W. H. King, J. L. Smith, D. l Black, R. F. King, J. T. Smith, Lois ' Black, W. B- Kingman, R- D. Smith, Royce gl Blackwell, S. Kinnett, J. T. Stanley, Annie Lou Bowen, A. Leonard, E. L. Stemhridge, W. H- ll Claxton, A. B. Mays, Minnie Lee Taylor, R. b ., Cook, R. Moore, D. A. Tanner, Lula it Crutchfield, R. W Newton, L. Tuttle, J. H. Dennis, M. Odom, C. Veal, H. fl Ennis, M. Owens, A. Wilkinson, W. T. ll Evans, E. K. Rawlins, J. L. Wood, M. ' Everidge, H. B. Rushing, C. H. Wood, E. Goodwin, Thelma Ryle, Ruby Yates, W. E. 1 Griner, G. Shepherd, J. l l l l l 1 .H a wi 'w ,...--- -----a.. ,,-P+---f -