University of West Georgia - Chieftain Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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K wc ' - - ac 023 The Aggies, Nineteen Twentyfliight '33 RO SL Seniors RAY STALLINGS-Roopville, Ga. Some crave fame, but for my part let me deliver the goods. GENEVA GLADNEY-Clem, Ga. And when she played my soul stopped to listen. FRANK DENNIS--Franklin, Ga. Life is yours-make of it what you will. LEONARD DRIVER-Carrollton, Ga. Never do for yourself what you can get someone else to do for you. ANNIS BARNES-BOWd0r1, Ga. Give me a good time-or give me death. ROY 1 SPRUELL-Temple, Ga. Kings destroy, but physicians preserve the human racef' MARY PATTERSON-Franklin, Ga. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomor- row you may die. RENDER CASWELL-Roopville, Ga. Though he had a waggish tongue, he was a good man withal. ZONA MCLENDON-Bowdon, Ga. I'11 find a Way or make one. JOE BROWN-Roopville, Ga. A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short?

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W9 Ek 'Ya' The Aggies, Nineteen Twenty-Eight '23 Seniors MAX LIGGEN-Decatur, Ga. Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well? INEZ COPELAND-Carrollton, Ga. Who gets me will get as much as he deserves. HARVEY HEATH-Carrollton, Ga. He that never gives up iinally succeeds. CECIL JACKSON-Franklin, Ga. Not merely exist, but amount to something in life. MARY JORDAN-Carrollton, Ga. E ind my greatest desire, is to be called 'wife' by mme noble sire. as 1: T. S. MCLENDON-Carrollton, Ga. His quiet Ways and faithful work, are sermons strong to those who 'shirk'.'l LUCILE JACKSON-Carrollton, Ga. Good nature combined with person- ality makes her a friend to all. IMA LEE ALMON-Carrollton, Ga. Of manner gentle, of affection mild, in Wit fully grown, in sim- plicity a child. .TAFT SWYGART-Haralson, Ga. Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. CLARA HARMON-Carrollton. GEL. 'Tlhc Heaven such gioce did lend her. Tlmiix she might admired be.

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'O - ok Y The Aggies, Nineteen Twenty-Eight F23 'Q - es. Seniors CHRISTINE MARTIN-Carrollton, Ga. For a better friend, one must travel many leagues. PAUL DENNY-Roopville, Ga. The might of the world's good wishes goes with him. LANERE THOMPSON-Chipley, Ga. As merry as the day is long. DORA COOK-LaGrange, Ga. Aichly the maiden smiled, her eyes running over with laughter. EDMOND WORTHY-Carrotllton, Ga. Discourse has many tools, but oratory is the handle that fits them all. CECIL BUFFINGTON-Union City, Ga Make every minute count. SYBIL WILSON -Whitesburg, Ga. She is lovable, staunch and true. Pretty, sweet and lots of fun too. JANIE MADDOX-West Point, Ga. Love'em where you nnd'em, and leave- 'em where you love'em. CARL PRINCE-Franklin, Ga. 'Tis wise to think what you spell: rather than at all times to speak what you think. MINNIE WILLIAMSON -Texas, Ga. She posesses a peculiar talent produc- ing effects in whatever she says or does.