University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Senior Class History Ol.LKGK life is over ; as we look around and see the old familiar faces with whom we have been associated for the past four years we have a feeling of sadness at the thought of separation. It is hard to think that we have reached the goal of a four year’s ambition only to be separated perhaps forever, from those whom we deem our best and truest friends. We entered the old chapel four years ago. We had our first class meeting, our first experience in the intricate science of politics. With more. Strange to say, we were not satisfied with a single victory hut continued io make life miserable for our natural enemies. As we advanced higher up the steep and rugged path of knowledge our disposition changed—we were no longer Freshmen (a term frequently considered as synonymous with fool.) Our ambitions were awakened and we longed for glory and we got our share of it in literature, oratory, athletics. chai el and we have had our share of representatives in every department of college life. So we are not surprised when we are informed by a Committee from the Faculty that we have been voted the l est class in the history of the University— mentally, morally and physically. Really if you doubt the truth of this statement you may look iqx n the preceding pages and you will find the mark of fame stamped upon the brow of each and every member of the class of P.HMJ. our chosen leaders we set out upon our chosen mission—the defeat of the Sopho Historian .

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Senior Class 1906

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