University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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History of '90 31 SOPHOMORE

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so The Pandora obtain any of the prizes, a young lady was heard to say we deserved something any way, and the remark reflected great credit on our class. The disbanding of the seniors has left us as the base ball team, and if we are sufficiently fortunate as to uphold the high standard which we have obtained, there will be little doubt as to our securing the pennant. In conclusion, I will again assert that ’90 is a remarkable Class personally, physically and mentally, and, notwithstanding our misfortunes, we have been sailing triumphantly along, with the same unceasing energy that gave us renown as freshmen, and I will venture to predict that when our course is ended a record will be left behind us that will ever be remembered in the history of the University. Historian ’90.

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The Pandora 32 of 90F F. E. CALLOWAY, KA...........................President J. A. BROWN, A T A......................Vice-President F. L. THREAD! RAFT...........................Secretary S. UPSON.....................................Treasurer N. L. POULLAIN, X $.........................Historian John W. Arnold................................................Athens Preston S. Arkwright, 2 i ..................................Savannah Thomas E. Atkins, A G................................... Mavsville John M. Bates .......................................Cherokee County John Barr.....................................................Athens Walter L. Beck...............................................Jackson Edward C. Beard, KA.................................Birmingham, Ala John W. Bennett ...............................................Jesup Fred F. Bingiia.m.................................Poplar Mount, Va John A Bryan, 2.1 1C.......................................Mavsville Joseph A. Brown, A T A.................................Social Circle Frank E. Calloway, KA.......................................LaGrange IIiram O. Crittenden, FA..................................Shellman William M. Crane, F A........................................ Athens James H. Dozier...............................................Athens Alton E. Hearing............................................. Athens George E. Deadwiler........................................Mavsville John E. Dobbs.................................................Athens William D. Ellis, P.......................................Atlanta Moses W. Garrett............................................Midvilie T. Fitzgerald Green, KA.......................................Athens John Hale......................................................Elgin Beverly W. Halt.............................................Elberton Alfred S. Harder, ...........................................Rome John W. Harrell ............................................Valdosta Alfred F. Harrington, KA.................................W st Point L. Clark Hayes, A ’FA.................................... Oglethorpe George E. Heard...............................................Athens John X. Holder.............................................Jefferson William C. Horton...........................................Hosehton Thomas C. Hardman, A G..............................Harmony Grove