University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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16 The Pandora LAWYER.

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History of the Law Class. 15 Beginning with nineteen, our number has swelled to thirty-four. This even number suggests the odd numbers unto which our class has been divided, causing this oddity, that will go down to history as a class without an officer. Do you ask why ? Well, about the only rational solution of the problem is, that two men were seeking to fill the same place. Having the tenderest compassion for them both, we split in half, so as to cause neither the mortification of defeat. If you have a better reason, then lay this sweet unction to your soul, that you can answer one more why than the hnmble contributor of this article. In oratorical powers we stand without a peer. As a demonstration of this statement, we would remark that in our ranks are found four Anniversarians. In literature, if we have not the lion’s share, surely not the jackalPs. Among the important positions filled by the members of this class, may be mentioned the Editor-in-Chief of The Pandora, and Business Manager o of same, besides many associate editorships of the University Reporter, etc. In our ranks is found the President of the Athletic Association, and no doubt many of the prizes awarded on Field Day will be borne away by Law Students. In social circles we play a winning hand, and it is said one of our number, before he leaves, will“ get off” the old chestnut, “ Maid of Athens, ere we part, give, oh give me back my heart, or go home with me.” Besides we have considerable musical talent, hence the “ Glee Club ” is a creature of the Law Class, and my closing words will be, that may the sweet refrains of music follow our footsteps, symbolic always of peace and happiness. We have played our part in this drama of college life. We have entered—gone through—been deplomaed. l The play is done—the curtain drops, Slow falling to the prompter’s bell; A moment yet the actor stops And looks around to say, ‘ Farewell.’ ”

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Class of ’90. 17 0f ss of ( ®. OFFICERS. R. H. Sheffield, X % . W. S. Basinger, Jr., 2 A Ex . A. E. Dearing, 2’ A E, . H. 0. Crittenden, T J, W. L, Stallings, A T A} John Hale, X . W, N. Smith, V, . . Z. C. Hayes, 4 T J, MEMBERS. NAMES. FRATERNITY. P. S. Arkwright, 2 JV, W. S. Basinger, Jr., 2 A E, . F. E. Callaway, KA, • B. C. Collier, 2 4 E, Jesse Coates, KA, H. F. Cooper, KA, . H. 0. Crittenden, $ T A, A. E. Dearing, 2 A E, . J. H. Dozier, W. D. Ellis, Jr., X Z , . W. M. Garbutt, • John Hale, X W, . B. W. Hall, T. C. Hardman, 0 A 0, A. S Harper, X $ , A. F, Harrington, KA, . W. J. Harris, X . Z. C. Hayes, A T A, T. L. Hill, . J. N. Holder, X W,. A. F. Johnson, K A, . S. P. Jones, President. Vice-President. Treasurer. • Secretary. • Orator. . Poet. . Prophet. . Historian. RESIDENCE. Savannah. Dahlonega. LaG range. Albany. Baltimore, Md. Fort Valley. Shellman. Athens. Athens. Atlanta, Midville. Elgin. Athens. Harmony Grove. Rome. West Point. Cedartown. Lexington. Allentown. Jefferson. West Point. Athens.