University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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•Andkkw McXaikn Soii.k. H. S. A., Dean of I In School of Agriculture. Pllll.ll Korkrt Wki.tnkr. Assisi an I in Library. IIknky Ci.av Wiiitk. I Mi. I).. 1). (’. j.% IAj. I).. 'resident of lh Slab ('oll yi of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. and Professor of ('hnnistnj. Mary Pkmhrokk Wh.dk. ('ataloyu r. Thomas Jackson Woohtkr. A. M.. I'h. I).. Professor of Philosophy and Education. Kknkkt Lkk Worsham. B. S.. Tutor iu liioloyy. ‘Elected but lias not yet officially accepted.

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James Martin .Johnson, B. S. Ag., M. S. Ajr.. Professor of Agronomy and Animal Husbwndry. Uahvik .Jordan, Director of Farmers' Institutes. James Mobley Kimbrough, Jr., First Lieut. 27th l S. Infantry. Commandant of Cadets. I si dork Koplowit ., Rav Morenu Yehorooli, Lecturer in Hebrew. Joseph IjI’strat, Bach. cs Lett., Professor of Foma nee Languages. .John Hanson Tiiomas McPherson, A. B., Pli. 1)., Professor of History and Political Science. Robert Lioon McWhorter, A. B., A. Instructor in Latin and Creek. John I)ag ; Mki.i., A. B.. B. I;., Professor of Parliamentary Laic. Chari.es James Moore, B. S., l h. !)., Adjunct Professor of Chemistry. John Morris, A. M., Professor of Fnylish Language and Teutonic Philology. Sylvan is Morris, A. M., B. L., Dean of the Law Department, and Professor of Law. Arthur Joy Palmer, IMi. 0., Professor of Theory and Practice, of Pharmacy. Robert Emory Bark, A. M.. Kitt. 1)., Professor of Rhetoric and Fnylish Literature. Andrew Henry Patterson, A. B., A. M., Professor of Physics and Astronomy. William Oscar Bayne, A. B., A. M.. Instructor in History and Political Scimce. Steadman Vincent Sanford, A. B., Junior Professor of Rhetoric and Fnylish Literature. Charles Mercer Snki.i.ing, A. M.. Dean of Franklin College and Professor of Mathematics. Joseph Spencer Stewart. A. B., A. M.. Professor of Secondary education. Charles Morton Straiian. C. ami M. K., Professor of Civil Engineering.

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Ocean Song. There is life in the breath of the morning, There’s joy in the swell of the sea, ’Neath the whiteeap foam of their ocean home The billows dance with glee. When the boat glides out of the harbor, On the sea god’s waving crest, There is love and joy for the sailor hoy In his sweetheart’s tender breast. And hope’s in the sunset’s splendor, Then home on the starlight steep; Oh. the world is bright in spite of night, For God’s on the rolling deep.