Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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' f 0' 'P-'1'ij A- w -V if ,. fi- .ag.,,,t.,,g . gg V ,J-,gt-,f.'-ff. -.m.s,f...',.f fi ' 5 'i Wfflfgpiuullibevf 1 ,' 1-, i.,- ' ' . 4 - , 1 :pit 9. . l ' lv ,i fi Commercial Class History. ROM all sections of the grand .old state they come for the pur- - E c pose of acquiring knowledge in the Commercial Class of G. M. C. E Everyone was eager to make a big splash in the pool of learning and to reach the realms of the business world. Q When the ladder still has more steps to climb, there is al- ways eagerness to reach the zenith, and this whole Commercial Class of 1920- 21 expects to join those that have gone before them in the heights of the busi- ness world. In the societies all have shown an unfailing spirit and have taken active and prominent parts. Some have spoken with eloquence and ability, and some day C. M. C. may be able to point with pride to some great senators coming from her ranks. All the Commercial Classes before us have shown great ability in ath- i letics, and this class is another link added to the chain which we hope will never be broken. Prosperity lies in the future, and we all expect the training we are get- A ting at C. M. C. to enable us to grasp it. , ZELMA CHANDLER, Historian. 5 VNYV:.4-ggi-Lb ri A EY v .f ?f1 Y 1,1-S .nf .X - -Q ' Q, -4. - , i ' V if' . - .