University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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lOlst Commencement Sophomore Declalmers Marion Monk, Wallace Miller, Jack Bower, Herbert Reynolds, I'ort Scott, Anderson King, Burney Dobbs, Ralph Meldrim, Alvin Goluckc, Max Michael. Junior Orators Cain Dorsey, Wclborn Reynolds, Robert Moran, Henry Jones, Marion Smith. Glenn Lcgwen, Joseph Manley. Owen Cheney. Senior Orator Frank Barrett. Madison Bell. Law Speakers Henry M. Fletcher- Department Representatives Franklin College, State College, Law School. Ga. Tech., • State Normal, Dahloncga, Ira Williams, Jack McCartney, Dexter Blount, Don Towers, Miss Laura Smith, J. D. Bowers. Champion Debaters PHI KAI’l’A. OK MOST I IKS I AN. Alvin Golucke, Jas. K. Jordan, Claude Bond. W. T. Sicbles. Tills Is the first time a lady has ever spoken from the University stupe. I02d Commencement Commencement Programme Satuuday, Junk 13m— 11 a. m.—Sophomore Declamations. 4 p. m.—Junior Orations. Delivery of Sophomore Prir.es. 6 p. m.—Prize Drill. 5 p. m.—Champion Debate. Sunday, Junk 14m— 11 a. m.—Baccalaureate Sermon. Monday, Junk 151-11— 11 a. in.—Address before Literary Societies. 4 p. 111.—I niversity Celebration by Representatives of each branch. 10.30 p. in.—Cotillion Hop. Tuesday, Junk i6tii— 9 a. :n.—Meeting Alumni Society. 12 in.—Address before Aluinni Society. 4 p. m.—Senior and Law Class Exercises. 10.30 p. m.—Law Class Hop. Wednesday. June 171 11— 11 a. m.—Haccaloureate Address. Delivery of Diplomas. 10.30 p. m.—Senior Class Hop.

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CALENDAR September 15-17. Monday to Wednesday: September 17, Wednesday: November ay, Thursday:' December 23, Tuesday’: 1902 Examinations for Entrance. Session Opens. National Thanksgiving Day. Christinas Recess begins. 1903 IANUARV 5, Monday: axuary 19. Monday: AXUARY 29-31. Thursday to Saturday: ‘ebkuakv 2. Monday: February 19. Thursday: February 22, Sunday: February 23, Monday: March 9. Monday: March i6. Monday: May 2, Saturday: May 9. Saturday: May 16, Saturday: May 23, Saturday: May 25, Monday: Just n, Thursday : Junk 13, Saturday: I use ii-i 3. Thursday to Saturday: use 14. Sunday: USE 15, Monday: us : t6, Tuesday: June Wedne day: July t. Monday: September 14-16. Monday to Wednesday: September 17, Wednesday: Exercises resumed. Birthday of R. E Lee. Examinations for entrance half-advanced. Second term begins. 103rd Anniversary of the Dcmosthenian Society. Washington Birthday; 81st Anniversary of the Ph Kappa Society. Junior and Senior essays due. Competitive Senior Speaking. Competitive Junior Speaking. Senior Competitive Debates. Junior Competitive Delate . Sophomore Competitive Delate . Freshman Competitive Debate . Final Examinaticns begin. Board of Trustees meet in Annual Session in Athens, ti a. m.. Sophomore Declamations. 4 i». m.. Junior orations; Delivery of Sophomore Prizes 6 p. m. . Prize Drill of the Corps of Cadets. 8 p. m., Champion Debate. Examinations for Entrance, it a. m , Baccalaureate Sermon. 11 a. si.. Oration before the Literary Societies. 10 a. m.. Meeting of the Alumni Society. 12 M., Oration before the Alumni. 4 p. si.. Orations by representatives of Undergrade ate Departments of the University Organization. 4 p. si.. Senior and law Class Orations. Commencement Day. 11 a. m. , Baccalaureate Address. Closing Exercises. Summer Vacation begin . Summer School begins Examinations for Entrance. 103rd Session opens. The General Faculty of the University meets every Tuesday during the session, at 4:3© p. si. The Literary Societies meet Saturday mornings at 10:30. The College Y. M. C. A. meets Friday nights at 8 30. The Engineering Society meets fortnightly, on Wednesday night , at S:oo. The Athletic Association meets on call of the President. The Literary Club meets the first Friday night of each month. The Pres Club meets the first week in October, January and April, and bi-monthly. The Greek letter fraternities meet, as a rule, on Saturday night. 0

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r This volume of Pandora marks a new era in the life of our College Annual. Published no longer by a restricted class but edited and managed by the entire student body, it will without doubt in the future fulfill its broadest purpose—to present a picture of college life as it is, and to serve as a memento of the lasting friendships formed in and about the University of Georgia. The editors present this volume for your inspection with the hope that it will meet with your approval. They have done their best and have no apologies to make. 8