University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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SENIORS Here they are, waiting for that cold immutable machine on the platform to grind out their receipt for four years lalx.r. No more jelling in the t ' o-op. no more hitchiking, never again a tri|) to the river, so long to fraternitv parties and long lectures. They ' re on their own now. Suddenly they feel little and small; suddenly they wish that hlack thing on their heads was a little red rat cap. Suddenly they realize they ' re leaving Georgia. RICHARD TROTTER President 26

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Dean of Women Edith Stallings will leave in June, 1955 for a tour of all foreign countries where Geor- gia ' s alumni now reside. Accompanied by Mrs. Mary Ella Soule of the Department of Women ' s Physical Education, Mrs. Stallings will recognize the assembled alumni in each place as an official Alumni group and will present charters of the University of Georgia Alumni Society. Thus it is that Georgia, the oldest chartered state university will be among the first to form connections overseas. Such can only be a token indication of the many other firsts of which Geor- gians can be proud. With advancement the motto of the past, the theme of the present, and the plan for the future, the University seems destined to pla . in the years to come, an indispensable role in the lives of the citizens of the state and of the nation. The college on the banks of the Oconee is no more a school for the fortunate few. Today, the University can truly be called an institution of higher, wider, and deeper learning, offering to all the benefits of its ]jrogress. crease production.

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RICHARD TROTTER, President SUE DAVIS, Vice-President TOM FARMER, Secretary-Treasurer 27