University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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20 The Pandora ARNOLD BROYLES, X$...........................President ALBERT HOWELL, KA...............................Orator L. L. RAY, N....................................Poet JOHN L. RITCH................................Historian Lewis B. Beard............................................ Dawson Arnold Broyles, X $.......................................Atlanta Calvin Crummey............................................Appling Frank J. Curry............................................Hampton Toliver Eberhart........................................ Elberton Howard H. Garmany, .....................................Savannah James A. Hixon, A (3..................................Araericus Walter L. Hodges, F A..................................Hartwell Albert Howell, KA.........................................Atlanta Frank M. Hughes...........................................Florida Albert S. Johnson...........................................Early Bartow B. Johnson.........................................Florida William C. Kinnard.........................................Coweta William T. Lane, 2 X.......................................Jasper Brick S. Miller, A T £1....................................Marion John B. Moon..............................................Madison Lucien L. Ray, 2 X..........................................Butts JohnL. Bitch..............................................Jackson W. E. Steed, 2 X...........................................Taylor Robert V. Swain, A T £X.................................Warrenton William P. Waltjs..........................................Schley ♦Left College

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Law Class of ’88 19 LAWYER

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History of ’88 21 F a history of the University of Georgia for the past four years should be written, it would be surprising and almost incredible to outsiders to note what a great part of that history would be devoted to the Class of ’88. That class now consists of about forty-three men, and we are recognized by all, as the “life and soul” of the college. Our class is not made up exclusively of hard students, of debaters, of orators, nor of poets, but we have a combination class in men that fall under each of these heads. What class has ever preceded us that had more or better debaters ? What class has ever had more effective or more polished orators? And again, since the new maxium has been established that “poets are made by mere election,” what class has ever brought forward a better poet? So, in a literary point of view, we equal, if not surpass any class that has ever preceded us. To outsiders this may seem too broad a statement, but it is made without fears of serious contradiction. Then, too, we have been the recognized leaders in athletic sports for the past three years, and in support of this assertion, I submit the following : In baseball, we had, while sophomores, a nine that rarely ever suffered defeat, and in our junior year we had two teams that proved invincible by any other class or College team. Although a senior nine has not been elected at this writing, yet it is not unreasonable to suppose that they will again “fly the pennant.” We also have a football eleven that has never been defeated. We were also the prime movers in the inauguration of “Field-day,” and it is partly due to us that the last Board of