University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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[IN[ SlIH 1 I yne 1 Most themes are meaningless and merely act as a convenient method of unifying the varied material making up a college annual. The editors of this volume, however, have attempted to select a theme of interest to the students of the University, and to present it in a way somewhat different from the stereotype annual style. The function of a yearbook is to record accurately and as fully as possible the events of the current year of school life. Since the University of Georgia is a state institution, drawing most of its students from the various sections of the state, the editors of this volume have attempted, by means of drawings done by the students of the Art Department of the University rather than by pictures, to show the State of Georgia, not as an agricultural or an industrial state, but Georgia as the background of the students of the University. If the main division pages succeed in representing the various places in the state from which the students come, surely the space is not wasted.

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l[fll u ii[ 1 Of a great Georgian, who served his state with unswerving devotion during his entire lifetinne; a pioneer in the field of industrial chemistry; the founder of a new industry in his beloved South; an inspiring example of a great life of unselfishness and service to others; the 1939 PANDORA is respect- fully dedicated to the memory of DR. CHARLES HOLMES HERTY