University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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University of Georgia departments. I. FRANKI.IN COLLEGE, Athens. II. STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS, Athens, With branches as follows : 1. North Georgia Agricultural College, Da ilonega. 2. South Georgia Agricultural College, Thornasvil e. 3. Middle Georgia Agricultural College, Milledf'eville. 4. West Georgia College of Agriculture, Hamilton. III. SCHOOL OF LAW, Athens. IV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, Augusta. V. SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, Atlanta. VI. GEORGIA NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE, Milledgcville. VII. COLLEGE FOR COLORED YOUTHS, Savannah. •Ino-irnoratod In accordance with an Act of ConRiv-. known a the ••Morrill Act. decrees. The following degrees, any one of which will confer the title of Graduate of the University of Georgia, will be given to those students who complete satisfactorily the course prescribed for each degree: UNIVERSITY DEGREES: Master of Arts, Graduate course. Master of Science, Graduate course. IN FRANKLIN COLLEGE: Bachelor of Arts, Four years’ course. IN STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE : Bachelor of Science, Four years’ course. Bachelor of Agriculture, Three years’ course. Bachelor of Engineering, Four years’ course. Civil Engineer, Graduate course. Civil and Mining Engineer, Graduate course. IN THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS: Bachelor of Law One year’s course. Doctor of Medicine, Three years’ course. Mechanical Engineer, Four years’ course. 10

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Dedication Full many a year has Georgia’s college stood The first among the institutions of the State, The fittest trainer of her growing youth, In all that to the intellect pertains. The lessons that their Alma Mater taught Her sons have ever turned to good account; And now within the legislative halls Those who have gone from out her doors, Control the fortunes of the commonwealth. Despising not the glories won for her By those who thus upheld her fame; In contests where the might of mind was felt, And often learning turned the wordy battle's tide, Nor yet unmindful of the worth of those Who while in college did devote themselves To study and the search for learning deep, I-ay we our tribute at the feet of those Whose victories in another sphere were won, The spirit of the new the age has seized, And we must bow before the customs new— A body sound as well as cultured mind Is what the world docs now demand. To you our canvas armored foot ball knights, Heroes of fiercest battles fought and won. Who from the place where all unknown it stood, Did raise our college to where now it stands The first in sports that make the manly man Of all the institutions in this State, Or in the land of fighting Tillmanitcs; Who did on many a hard fought field Uphold our colors ’gainst the fierce attacks Of mighty men of muscle, bone and brawn, And did in triumph place the Red and Black Above the ensign of your ancient foe. And made the unknown quantity well known To rivals who did learn your might too late; To trainer, captain, players, subs and all Who made up that great winning foot-ball team We dedicate this book that feebly tells Of glorious history you have helped to make. 0

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Trustees of fl)e (Jniver ify 1894-1895- His Excellency, Gov. W. Y. ATKINSON, Atlanta, Ex Officio. VV. H. FELTON, Cartersvillf., From the State at Large. N. J. HAMMOND, Atlanta, h. d. McDaniel, Monroe, A. K. LAWTON, Savannah, JOHN SCREVEN, Savannah, A. T. McINTYRE, Thomasvillk, W. H. FISH, Americas, W. A. LITTLE, Columbus, II. V. M. MILLER, Atlanta, A O. BACON, Macon, D. 13. HAMILTON, Rome, J. A. BILLUPS, Madison From the State at Large. From the State at Large. From the State at Large. 1st Congressional district. 2d Congressional district. 3d Congressional district. 4th Congressional district. 5th Congressional district. 6th Congressional district. 7th Congressional district, 8th Congressional district. N. L. HUTCHINS, Lawrenceville, 9th Congressional district. R. L. GAMBLE, Louisville, S. R. ATKINSON, A. L. HULL, Athens, H. COBB, Athens, N. E. HARRIS, Macon, W. Y. ATKINSON, Newnan, President Board of Commissioners Girls' Industrial College. P. W. MELDRIM, Savannah, President Board of Commissioners Colored Industrial College. 10th Congressional district, nth Congressional district. Resident Trustee. Resident Trustee. President Technological Board. of Georgia. Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1899. Term Expires Sept. I St, 1901. Term Expires Sept. 1st, IS95. Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1897- Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1897. Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1897- Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1897. Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1895- Term Expires Sept. I St, 189;. Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1901. Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1901. Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1895. Term Expires Sept. 1st. 1899. Term Expires Sept. I St, 1899. Term Expires Sept. 1st, »«99 Term Expires Sept. I St, 1899. Term Expires Sept. 1st, 1901. Ex Officio. Ex Officio. Ex Officio 11