University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Edna Wheeler Walter B. Wheeler Elizabeth Whitaker James E. White Nell White A. P. Whitehead Leila Mae Whitener Julian D. Whiting Carter C. Whitmi.Re RUFUS WHITMtffv Lucile L. Whit li Newton J. T 4 iTl Myrlene WuAv.s I Frank C. IK Mary Fr cA Herbert K 1 Rayeord W Harry L. Wi William A. wjjiLJ. Libby Winer Grace Winsto Richard K. WiIcst [ames WalterIW Harriet Wiseie Jane Woodhojise Helen E Graham Wuig CST . Mary Elizabeth Wright I HI IS! W ' ynn i i wen Yah s Jreshmen Edna Taylor ..... West Point Harry J. Taylor . . . Baldwin, N. Y. Virginia C. Templeton . . . Hephzibah Eleanor Terhune .... Atlanta Marshall R. Thigpen . . . Soperton Nelle Thomas Martin Jeannette Thompson .... Atlanta Wm. Guy Tiller, Jr Athens Benson L. Timmons III . . Louisville, Ky. Julian A T« J». . . » Savannah Clarenc vA. Todd Vmj-v. ■ • V ■ H 1 ' Rome Forrest G. toi NS | Vi,. . -r v Augusta Lillian To nT . %J f W-w - V Whitehall Matilda Trezevant t|( ' . V } • Marietta Nellie Jane Tro« SN J 1 Columbus Valerie E. TiU- jpT Cnv JmK ■ ' • Columbus William R. Tug l vi J$j flf - ' - Athens Emma Lee T u PW n V ' - Sp!f ' | Gainesville Elizabeth Tu fsoN | J-T »» Decatur Evelyn TurJ«b1 . fev I - v ' LaGrange Nelle Tur !erM . It . Ma Covington Evelyn UN ERiraiVj .Yi Rome Betty Vau|i n - ■ ■ji - ' IH Atlanta James P. WjfLx X ... •• S? J ■ Atlanta Mary Mays Wi |Ry ' C-j ! nfc r . Augusta Ollie L. WardI I Ly n - i ' ' - Hogansville Opal WATScTS- f J . . — v— . Moultrie Ruth Weintraub Atlanta Mary E. Welch . . . New Haven, Conn. Juanita Welcher .... Atlanta

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T. S. Mell John Welch R. P. White E. R. Lamkin In 1891, jusi Jke Athletic Association Coach H. J. Stegeman Director of Athletics ' Board of Athletic Directors Charles E. Martin, Secretary and Treasur Andrew C. Erwin Dan MacDougald Blanton Fortson Harold Hirsch A. G. Dudley Marion Smith G. C. Woodruff Frank Foley W. D. Hooper H. J. Stegeman M. P. Jarnagin Robert L. McWhorter Oeorgi. The wh.ch h.,d bee roduced at Georgi; ollege up the game at all. all of ' 91 Dr. Herty and Dr. Petrie, of ame interested in football. In February of ,t intercollegiate contest in this part of the played in Atlanta and Auburn was the n 1891, also, that ,e, Glenn S. Warn Glenn Warner, ki thletic authoril football trair as Pop War to thousands of fans today, was to become head foot- ball coach at Stanford and Temple universities. In 190(1 we find that the football season was a tale of series of defeats. The reason seemed to be the fact that for the past few years Georgia has nourished an unhealthy and thriftless custom of having hired men on her teams. This has grown to be so degrading that all saw the necessity of an In 1929, due to the unceasing efforts of President S. V. Sanford, a modern, concrete stadium with a seating capacity of 32,000 was dedicated. Georgia football teams carried the name of their alma mater to every part of the Union. Only murderous sche- dules prevented them from winning national cham- pionships. S«8 5