Gordon State College - Taps Yearbook (Barnesville, GA)

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I Senior Class History We, the members of the present Senior Class, enrolled as Freshmen in the Fall of 1914. Then our chances of getting a diploma. from Gordon seemed vague and a long Way off. After overcoming many difiieulties and receiving the hard knocks which are a part of every Freshmanys life, We came to be Soph'omores. The word Sophomore seemed large to us at that time and ive oarried our heads high as if We rivaled even the Seniors in knowledge. Our class had the distinction of being the largest that year. and we contributed more boys to the athletic teams than any other elass. After enjoying our well earned vaoat-ion we came back in September of 1916 and found ourselves to be Juniors with only one more year before We would be called Seniors. This proved to be our hardest year and we found before the term wasicompleted that we had to do some real hard work before that much coveted diploma could be called our own. We are proud to say that several members of our Junior Class are now serving their Colors in Europe. And We have at last reached our Senior year, the elass which was so far off when We were Freshmen. We have enjoyed our stay at Gordon and we regret to part with the friends made while here. Many of us Will probably be fighting for our Country soon, but no matter where we are or under what circumstances we are, We .shall always look back with pleasure and satisfaction upon the days spent at Gordon. , ' Hisronmn.

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Senior Class Prophecy From advance sheets ot the Barnesville Gazette out June lst. 15328. the 'following advertisements and items have been copied: lVAN l'lED-P0SlJEl0Il as housekeeper. 'Fen years' experience.-Hubert Allen. - Ten salesmen needed for speeial sale in my department. store. Only veterans olf the Great War need apply.--Yell Eley. Prop. Any housekeeper desiring a good Cook at reasonable wages can .secure the serv- ices of Barney Anderson. Fresh 111ilk delivered at your door at tour o'cloek every morning. Quality guaranteed as work is done by Paul Jones and Joe Cooper under my control and direction.-Alta Peacock. NOTICE-I am no longer placing on the market my patented combination of a shoe hook, tomato slieer, serew driver. picture developer. Ukalele player and writ- ing desk. I iind it necessary to devote my entire time to the management of my husband, H. F. Braseltong my housekeeper, ll. H. Bushg my two house men. Thos. H. Cox and J. A. Fordham. as well as my chfautfeur. John Henderson:- Dorothy Jones, Multi-Millionairess. Bachelors' Quarters for Rent. None need apply who ever expect to contem- plate matriniony. Present inmates are Hex Mc-Kinnon and Thos. Houston.- Edgar Hollis, Manager. The Fall Term of Gordon Institute will open its doors September lst. The Class of 1918 will be represented in the faculty by Dr. Doris Moore. President and Professor of Modern lianguages. 'l'l+lAClilERS' AGENCY. V ' Fred McCoy wishes to secure position as ,principal out a grammar school. His two able assistants. B. Lynch and Earl Mathews, will teach any grade. Phone XO. 1001, Capital Teachers' Agency. ' - Kindergarten Teacher needs work. See W. X. l'face. Rooms for rent at Dormitory. Apply to either of the following: JA. C. PALJIER, Matron. Guo. Plvrrnn, Assistant Matron. C. C. Passnonn, Janitor. Palace 'l'heatre-Open night and day.-Jewell Maddox. Manager. A full line of perfumes, powder, paints, and other toilet articles. Gentlemen save your orders until I call 'at your homes.-Joe Gilbert. Dress Making-Latest N. Y. styles. f'Fits guaranteed.-Edmund Spivey nb A. L. Sheppard. -