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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

April 8, 19h6

To Our High School Friends:

Under great difficulty our college Annual, the
CYCLOPS, has been regularly published through the entire
war period. With our hearty good wishes, we now present
to your high school library a copy of the 19ljS-li6 edition.
In it, many of you will find familiar faces, and we hope
you will otherwise enjoy the volume.

Of course you know that the University System
Regents have authorized the development of North Georgia
into a four-year or degree-granting institution. Here-
after your entire college course may be completed at North
Georgia and the A. B. or B. S. degree earned. The new col-
lege will lose none of the vitality and attractions of the
old North Georgia, but on the other hand, it will become
one of the strongest senior colleges of the entire State
University System. In this larger field we hope to serve
the graduates of your high school for many years.

Sincerely yours.

JCRrO

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North Georc;^ College

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PROFESSOR ANDREW W. CAIN

DEDICATION

ANDREW W. CAIN
Professor of Social Science

This year it has been our aim to dedicate our annual
to a person most representative of N.G.C. It is
agreed that this person is Professor Andrew Cain —
better known to the students as "Fadre" — for it is
he who has faithfully served our school for more
than 25 years.

Professor Cain was born very near Dahlonega and
attended grammar and high schools in neighboring
towns. He entered N.G.C. at the time it was a four-
year college and continued until graduation in
1900. During his school days at N.G.C. he made
an excellent record. The first two years he entirely
led his class, but after that, much of his time was
devoted toward surveying in order that he might
aid in paying his own way. He majored in Social
Sciences, but was the winner of the Mathematics
Medal. His lowest grade, which nearly broke his
heart, was a 74 in Latin.

After graduation, Mr. Cain went to Texas as a
teacher and principal in a high school. There he
met the beautiful young lady who was later to
become Mrs. Andrew W. Cain. The two decided
to turn into adventurers and go to the Philippines
as teachers. It was there that he attended one of

the vrorld's best schools in Manila at night and
earned his master's degree. Here also, he wrote
his first book ~ THE HISTORY OF THE PHILIPPINE
GOVERNMENT — in order that the people might
study such a subject.

"Padre" became associated with N.G.C. as a
teacher in 1920. In connection with his work here
he made a trip to Europe in 1929 and visited the
places of greatest historical value. His trip included
an entire summer during which he saw the larger
part of twelve major countries.

Also important in the life of Professor Cain are the
two other books he wrote, METHODS FOR TEACH-
ING and HISTORY OF LUMPKIN COUNTY. With
all this we often wonder why his title remains Pro-
fessor. He attended the University of Texas, Uni-
versity of California, University of North Carolina,
University of Virginia, and Columbia University
in addition to those already mentioned, but he
pursued the subjects he desired rather than those
required to get the Ph.D. Degree.

In token of our appreciation and through our love
for him, it is with the greatest of pleasure that we
dedicate our 1946 Cyclops to . . .

PROFESSOR ANDREW W. CAIN.

Professor Cain Delivers Fiery Armistice Address in Chapel

FOREWDHD...

Probably the best record that a school has of its past year's
activities and events is its Yearbook. The Yearbook isn't a
record of scholastic achievement, and it isn't supposed to be.
But it is a record of student life and student organizations. With-
out the Yearbook, perhaps no one could remember, after a few
years have passed, all the persons that he or she came in con-
tact with here in school. Therefore, the main purpose of the 1946
Cyclops is to try to help us never to forget our acquaintances at
N.G.C. Of course, we cannot include everything we remember
about the college, but we do hope that we have covered the most
important features.

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THE COLLEGE

THE FACULTY

THE CLASSES

CAMPUS BEAUTIES

SPONSORS

MRS. HENRY REID

Athens, Georgia

Sponsor of Officer's Club

'iR. KENNETH ENGLAND

Wadley, Georgia

Sponsor of "The Cadet Bugler"

MISS MARGARET THOROUGHMAN

Thomasville, Georgia

Sponsor for Virgil Price
Business Manager of The Cyclops

MRS. C. O. VANN

Vidalia, Georgia.

Sponsor of Sergeant's Club

MISS MARY ANNE MOORE
Gainesville, Georgia
Sponsor of the Staff

MISS MARY RUTH NIX
Cleveland, Georgia

Sponsor of "C" Company

MISS ALICE REDMOND

Decatur, Georgia
Sponsor of "B" Company

MISS KATHRYN SESSOMS
Avondale Estates, Georgia
Sponsor of "A" Company

SPDIVSDRS

MISS JO ANNE KELBERT

Brodenton, Florida
Sponsor of "D" Company

MRS. H. G. lARRARD

Gainesville, Georgia

Sponsor of Band

SPDIVSDRS

MRS. ANNIE F. WOOLSEY

Woolsey, Georgia

Sponsor of Wesley Foundation

MRS. W. W. WOODY

Suches, Georgia

Sponsor of Y.M.C.A.

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MRS. JOSEPH HARDMAN
Commerce, Georgia
Sponsor of Y.W.C.A.

MRS. M. L. IVEY
Cordele, Georgia
Sponsor of B.S.U.

MRS. G. A. ZIEGLER
'] Avondale Estates, Georgia

Sponsor of Rec Club

MRS. J. D. EDGE

Calhoun, Georgia

Sponsor of Physical
Education Club

MRS. WYATT FRAZER

Washington, Georgia

Sponsor of Home Economics Club

MISS SHIRLEY ZIEGLER
Avondale Estates, Georgia
Sponsor of Science Club

D IV S D H S

MISS MAHALA REDD

Cumming, Georgia
Sponsor of Generak

MISS ANNE EDGE

Calhoun, Georgia

Sponsor of Rex Fraternity

SPDIVSDRS

MISS MARY ANNE MARTIN

Commerce, Georgia
Sponsor of Sophomore Class

MRS. J. M. BURDETTE

Calhoun, Georgia

Sponsor of Sigma Theta Fraternity

MISS JEAN MEYER

Winterville, Georgia

Sponsor of Pan-Hellenic Council

MRS. E. H. KINGERY

Gordon, Georgia

Sponsor of Freshman Class

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the MILITARY

MAJOR PAUL M. HUTCHERSON
Professor of Military Science and Tactics

CAPTAIN ROY D. HUTSON

Assistant Professor of
Military Science and Tactics

SERGEANT ARTHUR H. KERN

Assistant to Professor of

Military Science and Tactics

CAPTAIN FRANCIS C. WADE
Adjutant

SERGEANT WM. SPRAYBERRY

Assistant to Professor of

Military Science and Tactics

OFFICERS DF IIVSTRUCTIDIV

MAJOR REID CAPTAIN VINTON CAPTAIN IVEY

THE B ATTALIDIV STAFF

CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL JAMES BURDETTE . . Battalion Commander

CADET MAJOR ANDREW REID Executive and S-1

CADET CAPTAIN LUTHER VINTON Adjutant

CADET CAPTAIN RALPH IVEY S-2

CADET CAPTAIN LOUIS MORRIS S-3

CADET CAPTAIN BRANSON GAYLER S-4

CAPTAIN GAYLER

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Sergeants:

BILLY NICHOLS

Privates:

BAGWELL, W.
BARRON, W. T.
BILES, I.
COWART, J.
ETHERIDGE, J.
FUTCH, T.
HARRIS, A.
LUKE, K.

THE BAJVD

HENRY GRADY JARRARD Captain

WILLIAM STOVER 1st Lieutenant

BILLY BUCK WOODY 2nd Lieutenant

ROY McCARD 1st Sergeant

CADETS: A.S.T.R.

Sergeants:

ROY OWEN JULIUS STILL JAMES COOKSEY EUGENE NEWBERNE THOMAS SULLIVAN

Privates:

McDonald, j. proctor, j. albee, j. dunn, e. mayhaugh, r. e.

mahaffey, r. h. royal, p. aud, b. ely, g. selkirk, t.

matthews, j. sanders, b. bennett, f. house, j. tillman, r.

mayo, h. smith, a. clark, n.

miller, h. j. sparks, h.

moody, s. standard, d.

newsom, e. whelchel, h.

OWEN, D.

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WESTBROOK CROSS EDWARDS

COLLIER CURLEY DAVIS

"A C D M P A ]V Y

WILLIAM WESTBROOK Captain

CHARLES CURLEY First Sergeant

CHARLES DAVIS Guidon Bearer

FIRST PLATOON

LEO CROSS Lieutenant

CLAUDE VANN Platoon Sergeant

MICKEY MIDDLETON Platoon Guide

BILLY GIRTMAN, BILL TOWSON Sergeants

Privates:

ARTHUR, G. COLEMAN, J. EVANS, R. LEWIS, L. REEVES, J.

BAILEY, K. CONNER, B. GIGNILLIAT, W. LOWRY, G. ROGERS, J.

BAXTER, B. DISMUKE, B. GOEBEL, V. MAEGER, J. SELL, H.

BROWN, P. DOVER, H. HERRINGTON, B. McCOLLUM, L. SMITH, B.

BUSSEY, P. DUGGAN, J. HODGES, H. MIDDLETON, M. STEVENS, R.

BUTLER, E. EAGAN, A. KENNEDY, B. MILLS, C. WOOTEN, F.

CLEMENTS, J. EDMONDSON, B.

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DOUG EDWARDS Lieutenant

WILEY ANDERSON Platoon Sergeant

MILES POPPELL Platoon Guide

ERNEST GURLEY, FORD HARBEN, HAROLD KILPATRICK . . . Sergeants

Privates:

BISHOP, B. GRIFFETH, J. MAYS, D. A. MURELLE, B. STARK, J.

BRANNON, E. HARRISON, W. McREE, B. PARTRIDGE, H. TIMMS, H.

BROOKSHIRE, B. HERRINGTON, C. McCORKLE, J. PRICE, V. TROUP, E.

BYRD, D. HITCH, H. McDONALD, M. SISK, MARVIN VICKERS, Q.

CANNADY, L. HOLDT, R. MORELAND, R. H. STANTON, J. WARMACK, T.

GILBERT, C. HUBBARD, H.

THIRD PLATOON

ROBERT COLLIER Lieutenant

JOHN CARTER Platoon Sergeant

WARREN CARTER Platoon Guide

HAROLD CRAIG, WILLIAM OWENS,

ROBERT PURCELL, DAVID WYNNE Sergeants

Privates:

ADAMS, M. CLAY, R. HARLEY, J. MOORE, J. SATTERFIELD, F

BARROW, J. COFER, R. HENLEY, L. MOORE, W., JR. SHIRLEY, D.

BLEDSOE, L. ETHRIDGE, G. HOWELL, E. J MORAN, W. SPENCER, R. L.

BOYD, F. GORE, R. KENDRICK, N. S. MURDAUGH, L. STEVENS, D. T.

BURT, J. M. JR. GREGORY, J. KING, E. NESBIT, J. TIMMONS, E.

CLARK, P. GUNN, J. D. MEADOW, J. RAY, H. WINN, D.

MITCHELL, J.

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PRESCOTT PAYNE

CRUMP TUCKER

"B" C D M P A ]V Y

BILL PRESCOTT Captain

CLARENCE TUCKER First Sergeant

FRED LEE Guidon Bearer

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FIRST PLATOON

CHARLES PAYNE Lieutenant

BEN YARBROUGH Platoon Sergeant

JESSE JACKSON Platoon Guide

TED BURGESS, JOHN HAINES, JOHN MADDOX,

JOE STEPHENSON Sergeants

Privates:

AKINS, S. COLLINS, R. HENDRY, C. McLEOD, L. S. TRULUCK, J.

BARRIE, A. EDWARDS, J. B. HERRING, C. MILLS, G. WALKER, H.

BECKHAM, C. EDWARDS, J. N. KING, J. MOORE, J. WALLACE, A.

BENTLEY, G. GARRISON, B. KIZER, H. NESBIT, W. F. WASDIN, C.

BLIZZARD, T. HARPER, M. MARTIN, H. PURCELL, D. WILKINSON, C.

BROWN, J. HAYES, R. C. MATHEWS, T. THOMPSON, J. WRIGHT, C.
CARMICHAEL, P. HEATH, C.

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SECOND PLATOON

TOM MAY

BILLY BOLDING

RALPH CANNON

HAROLD FOWLER, GORDON HALL ....

. . . Lieutenant
Platoon Sergeant
. Platoon Guide
. . . Sergeants

BATES, W.
BROOKS, S.
BROWN, D.
BURCH, L.
BUTLER, W. C.
CANNON, R.
COHEN, H.

DOVER, G.
FARMER, J.
FREEMAN, R.
GREENE, L.
GREESON, R.
HARDY, T.
HARRIS, L.

Privates:

HORNE, G.
KENEMER, D.
LLOYD, C.
MADDOX, S.
McKENNY, G.
MEADOW, C. J.
MURPHY, J.

O'DILLON, M.
PINHOLSTER, G.
PINSON, H.
POWELL, B.
POWELL, H. G.
RICHARDSON, B.
ROBINSON, B.

ROBINSON, J.
ROGERS, O.
SAFFOLD, T.
SHUGART, R.
THOMAS, G.
WILLIAMS, B.
WOLLARD, B.

THIRD PLATOON

WALLACE CRUMP Lieutenant

DAVID TIPPINS Platoon Sergeant

CARTER COLLIER Platoon Guide

SIMEON BELL, BONNELL PEARCE, JOE THRASHER Sergeant

Privates:

BOGGUS, A. DURANT, B. HICKS, T. MOXLEY, P. STOUT, C.

BRANNON, H. GOODING, J. MARTIN, C. C. NELSON, W. TEMPLE, P

BROWN, H. HANCOCK, J. MARTIN, E. PARRISH, H. VERNER, H.

CASEY, F. HARGETT, B. McCOY, G. PHILLIPS, E. WARD, R

CHESNUT, D. HARRIS, R. MILES, H. POPE, M. WHITTLE, B.

COLLIER, C. HICKS, R. MOODY, C. ROWLAND, J. WILKINSON, P.

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"C" COMPANY

J. C. ROBERTS Captain

ROBERT UTLEY Athletic Officer

CARLTON JESTER First Sergeant

FRANK O. PRUITT Guidon Bearer

FIRST PLATOON

FREDERICK R. PARKER Lieutenant

GEORGE KEADLE Platoon Sergeant

WILLIAM FOWLER Platoon Guide

BLAND BURNS, DONALD JOHNSON, JAMES LELAND Sergeants

Privates:

BEAR, W. DRAWDY, V. HAMER, C. McCORMICK, W. SCHULZE, R.

HUNGER, K. ELLIOTT, J. HAYS, J. ONDISHKO, J. TESTERMAN, R.

DACK, M. FEIRRELL, J. JOINER, J. RILEY, M. WALTON, R.

DeVENNY, T. GUTGSELL, R. LYON, Z.

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SECOND PLATOON

BASIL BURKS Lieutenant

WALTER EVERIDGE Platoon Sergeant

DONALD WEINER Platoon Guide

CHARLES BEIGER, RICHARD BOISTURE, ALAN CRANE .... Sergeants

Privates:

BOVINO, L. ENGLISH, P. GIBBONS, L. KRAMER, C. OPDYCKE, G.

COURTNEY, J. EUSTIS, R. JACKSON, H. MULLINAX, R. SEABOCK, W.

DIER, J. FOSTER, D. JACOBS, P. NUSSEAR, J. SULLIVAN, J.

JAMES, P.

THIRD PLATOON

WILLIAM PATRICK Lieutenant

AUBREY STURGIS Platoon Sergeant

RAYBURN SHETLER Platoon Guide

DONALD BURBRINK, GLENN ISON, ROBERT LANGSTON . . . Sergeants

Privates:

BARR, L. HANNA, R. JOHNSON. K. OTTO, F. THORNE, W.

BLOOD, W. HARVARD, R. KALECH, S. POWELL, G. WARREN, H.

CLARK, N. HASKINS, F. KORALEWSKI, L. SCHULER, A. WHITE, A.

CRAWFORD, S. HILL, R. NANCE, C.

COMPANY STAFh

KELBERT PIPKIN

WALLER MILLER

D C D M P A IV Y

GEORGE KELBERT Captain

CHARLES MILLER Athletic Officer

CLYDE SIZEMORE First Sergeant

DAVID PRITCHARD Guidon Bearer

FIRST PLATOON

BILLY PIPKIN Lieutenant

ELIJAH F. MOORE, JR Platoon Sergeant

PHILIP FRANKLIN Platoon Guide

ROBERT GUNNER, ROBERT MOSS, WILLIAM ZELL Sergeants

Privates:

BOLTON, B. DEYLE, W. FRANKLIN, P. LEIST, T. RUNYON, T.

BREZGER, D. EGERTON, J. GERARD, J. LONG, L. SHINE, J.

CAPP, L. FIELD, C. JONES, N. MARSHALL, L. STADSKLEY, G.

CLEGG, F. FISH, S. JURKO, M. PATTON, R. TOLARO, A.

DAVIS, B. FLOYD, A. KRAUSE, M. QUELLER, ]. VAN VERTH, J.

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FRANK SMITH Lieutenant

OLIVER ESCO Platoon Sergeant

JERRY GUINE Platoon Guide

CONRAD CARROLL, JACK EMERY, DAVID RUSSELL .... Sergeants

Privates:

BAKER, F. ELLIS, V. LENDRUM, J. PARKER, F. SHUSTER, R.

BOLING, D. HEGYBELL A. LEVIN, H. POTTER, I. SINGER, S.

CANNON, G. HERHOLZER, F. McLAUGHLIN, M. SHEIFORD, J. SPIES, D.

CHARSANKO, R. KIRK, R. MASSEY, J. SHARCK, R. SZANISZLO, E.

COKER, D. KREMCHECK, J.

THIRD PLATOON

LOMAN WALLER Lieutenant

WAYNE WAGGONER Platoon Sergeant

JOHN SLOAN Platoon Guide

JOHN ALBERS, DONALD FAIRCHILD, SAMUEL SUHRER .... Sergeants

Privates:

BRISTOW, J. FARNO, G. MERCER, J. SEILER, R. VOGEL, R.

CALVIN, R. FERREL, ]. MUDD, R. SCHAMUS, J. VOSS, T.

GULP, R. HAUSER, G. PETERS, L. STEARNS, L. WAGNER, F.

CUNNINGHAM, J. IZYDOREK, J. SANDERS, H. VALENTINI, P. WARNER, R.

ETTEL, C. KAPECKY, R.

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MILITARY SNAPSHOTS

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The ORGANIZATIONS

THE 194B CYCLOPS

The Last Cyclops Staff at N.G.C. as a Junior College

STAFF

WILLIAM OWENS Editor

VIRGIL PRICE Business Manager

C. J. DISMUKES Faculty Adviser

J. C. BARNES Faculty Adviser

EDITORIAL

WILLIAM OWENS Editor-in-Chie:

ANNE WOOLSEY . Associate Editor, Page Arranger and Typist

DORIS KING Copy Editor

THEDA BURRELL Assistant Copy Editor

KATHRYN SESSOMS Class Editor

ANNE EDGE Assistant Class Editor

EVELYN ETHRIDGE Assistant Class Editor

MILLIE BAILEY Assistant Class Editor

BEVERLY BOWERS Feature Editor

EVELYN ELLIS Assistant Feature Editor

BILL BARRON Military Editor

LOUISE CRANE Assistant Military Editor

NINA CRUMP Assistant Military Editor

STAFF

BILL TOWSON Sports Editor

ROBERT HOLDT Assistant Sports Editor

ELOISE COGBURN Assistant Sports Editor

JOE THRASHER Cadet Photographer

KENNETH BAILEY Assistant Photographer

BILL ROBINSON Assistant Photographer

WILLENE RICHARDSON Co-ed Photographer

MARY DRAKE Co-ed Photographer

JULIA PALMER Art Editor

BETTY JONES Assistant Editor

BETH ELROD Assistant Page Arranger

JOYCE WILLIS Typist

LENORA TATE Typist

BUSINESS STAFF

VIRGIL PRICE Business Manager

CHARLIE C. SMITH Assistant to Business Manager VIRGINIA BISHOP . . .

SARA BAKER Assistant to Business Manager RACHEL THORNTON . .

Assistant to Business Manager
Assistant to Business Manager

The CADET BUGLER

SHIRLEY ZIEGLER Co-Editor

LUTHER VINTON Co-Editor

CHARLES PAYNE .... Business Manager

W. D. BOOTH . . . Faculty Adviser to Editors

H. H. GILBERT . . . Faculty Adviser to
Business Manager

SHIRLEY ZEIGLER Co-Editor

LUTHER VINTON Co-Editor

MARY ANNE MARTIN Feature Editor

CHARLES PAYNE Business Manager

JEAN HEALAN Exchange Editor

RALPH IVEY Sports Editor

LEO CROSS Feature Writer

KATHRYN SESSOMS Feature Writer

JEAN ZEIGLER Feature Writer

ANNE EDGE Feature Writer

HENRY HITCH Feature Writer

ROBERT HOLDT Feature Writer

CHARLIE SMITH Feature Writer

EDMUND BUTLER Feature Writer

VIRGIL PRICE Feature Writer

DORIS KING Reporter

ANNE WOOLSEY Reporter

MARY HENDERSON Reporter

KATHLEEN FRAZER Reporter

ALIGENE ABERCROMBIE Reporter

NANCY HINSON Reporter

DAVID WYNNE Reporter

BERNICE CANNON Reporter

GINNIE BISHOP Reporter

LENORA TATE Reporter

MARY EDNA KLING Reporter

H. G. JARRARD Reporter

JUDY PALMER Reporter

BUDDY STANDARD Reporter

ADAIR HARRIS Reporter

BILL TOWSON Reporter

MILDRED BAILEY Typist

EVELYN ETHRIDGE Typist

JUNE WATSON Typist

NINA CRUMP Typist

ELSIE SHORT Typist

ROANNE ARRENDALE Typist

MARTIN KINGERY SESSOM3 DONOVAN

OFFICERS

MARY ANNE MARTIN President

VIRGINIA KINGERY Vice-President

KATHRYN SESSOMS Secretary and Treasurer

MISS ALICE DONOVAN Faculty Adviser

CABINET MEMBERS

BETTY CALLOWAY NANCY HINSON CHARLIE C. SMITH

ELOISE COGBURN LUCILLE LEARD JEAN ZEIGLER

DORIS FACKLER ALICE REDMOND SHIRLEY ZEIGLER

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WOODY PEARCE PAYNE FORESTER

OFFICERS

BILLY WOODY President

BONNELL PEARCE Vice-President

RALPH IVY Program Chairman

JULIUS STILL Social Chairman

CHARLIE PAYNE Secretary and Treasurer

DR. H. B. FORESTER Faculty Adviser

CABINET MEMBERS

JOEL BILES JOHN HAINES JIM MATTHEWS

BILL BOLDING JOHN MADDOX DAVID WYNNE

R. H. MAHAFFEY

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ABERCROMBIE, ALIGENE
BARNETT, MIRIAM
BISHOP, VIRGINIA
BOWERS, BEVERLY
BURRELL, THEDA
BROViTN, FRANCES
CANNON, BERNICE
COMBS, ELIZABETH

FLANDERS

CAMILLUS J. DISMUKES Director of Music

W. DESMOND BOOTH Conductor of the Chorus

BERT H. FLANDERS Accompanist

The GLEE CLUB

Sopranos

COWART, KATHERINE HENDERSON, MARY MAYNARD, JOY

CORN, DOROTHY HORTON, MILDRED REAMES, MATTIE

ELLIS EVELYN KING, DORIS SMITH, CHARLIE CURTIS

ELROD, BETH KINGERY, VIRGINIA STEVENSON, JEAN

EVANS ROSE KLING, MARY EDNA TATE, LENORA

FACKLER, DORIS LEWIS, ELAINE TATE, LURENE

GREEN, CLAUDIA MARTIN, MARY ANNE TATUM, HELEN

Altos Tenors Basses

ETHRIDGE, EVELYN BURT, J. M. JARRARD, H. G.

HEALAN JEAN EAGf^N, ALBERT MAYO, HOWELL

LEHNHERR, JEAN HICKS, TOMMY SMITH, BILLY

PALMER, CAROLYN McCARD, ROY STILL, JULIUS

PALMER, JULIA PEARCE, BONNELL BILES, JOEL

RICHARDSON, WILLENE TIMMONS, ED

ZEIGLER, JEAN WYNNE, DAVID
ZEIGLER, SHIRLEY

TERRY, JOAN
THORNTON, RACHEL
TILLEY, BERNICE
WEST, JANIE
WHITMIRE, FLORA NELL
WILLIS, JOYCE
WOOLSEY, ANN

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SMITH

HINSON

BURRELL
FACKLER
SANDERS

STILL

STEVENSON

WYNNE

OFFICERS

RALPH IVEY President

CHARLIE SMITH Vice-President (Enlistment)

NANCY HINSON Vice-President (Social)

THEDA BURRELL Vice-President (Devctional)

DORIS FACKLER Secretary

BILLY SANDERS Treasurer

JULIUS STILL Chorister

JEAN STEVENSON Pianist

DAVID WYNNE Corresponding Secretary

BUDDY STANDARD Paper Editor (BSU NEWS)

JOEL BILES Publicity Director

ELOISE COGBURN Sunday School Representative

BETH BRUCE B.T.U. Representative

MISS MAHALA REDD Student Secretary

DR. H. B. FORESTER Faculty Adviser

REVEREND A. C. JOHNSON

BAPTIST STUDEIVT UNIDIV

THE GE^ER/ILS

Saxophones

ROBERT E. CLARK
EUGENE NEWBERNE
GEORGE ELY

Clarinet

JAMES COOKSEY

Trombones

NORMAN CLARK

PETE ROYAL

Trumpet

R. H. MAHAFFEY

Piano

B. P. BUSSEY

Drummer

BILLY NICHOLS

Vocalist

ROSE EVANS

Accordion

EUGENE DUNN

Sponsor

MISS MAHALA REDD

PAIV-HELLEIVIC CDUIVCIL

ANDREW REID
President

WILLIAM WESTBROOK
Vice-President

WILLIAM PRESCOTT
Treasurer

HENRY JARRARD, ]R MAJOR P. M. HUTCHERSON

Secretary Faculty Adviser

OFFICERS' CLUB

OFFICERS AT OFFICERS CLUB DANCE

ROBERT COLLIER
LEO O. CROSS
WALLACE CRUMP
DOUGLAS EDWARDS
BRANSON GAYLER

RALPH IVEY
HARRY THOMAS MAY
CHARLES G. PAYNE
WILLIAM STOVER
LUTHER M. VINTON, JR.

BILLY B. WOODY

SERGEANTS' CLUB

OFFICERS

CLAUDE VANN President

HAROLD CRAIG Vice-President

JULIUS STILL Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

ANDERSON BELL BOLDING BURGESS CARTER J. CARTER W. CURLEY

FOWLER GIRTMAN GURLEY HAINES HARBEN HALL JACKSON

KILPATRICK McCARD MADDOX OWENS PEARCE PURCELL STEPHENSON

THRASHER TIPPINS TOWSON TUCKER WYNNE YARBROUGH

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OFFICERS

BILL PRESCOTT President

CLAUDE VANN .... Vice-President
LUTHER VINTON .... Secretary
LEO CROSS . - Treasurer

RALPH IVEY Chaplain

J. D. ANTHONY . . . Faculty Adviser
JAMES BURDETTE . President Emeritus

B. BISHOP
W. CRUMP
T. MATTHEWS

C. BECKHAM
E. GURLEY
G. MOXLEY

A. BOGGUS
F. HARBEN
W. OWENS

S. BROOKE
H. HITCH
I. ROGERS

R. CANNON

H. KIZER

H. WHELCHEL

P. CARMICHAEL

F. LEE

B. WOOLARD

C. COLLIER
I. MADDOX
F. WOOTEN

WESTBROOK JARRARD

HUTCHERSON

REX FRATERNITY

OFFICERS

WILLIAM WESTBROOK President

H. G. JARRARD Vice-President

CHARLES PAYNE Vice-President

CHARLES CURLEY Secretary-Treasurer

BILLY BOLDING Chaplain

CLARENCE TUCKER Sergeant-at-Arms

MAJOR HUTCHERSON Faculty Adviser

TED BLIZZARD

TED BURGESS
lOHN CARTER
ROBERT COLLIER
JOSH BARROW

HAROLD CRAIG
DOUG EDWARDS
BUSTER GARRISON
JOHN HAINES
GORDON HALL

MERRILL HARPER
CHARLES HERRING
HARRY HODGES
JESSIE JACKSON
TOM MAY

STEWART McLEOD
MICKEY MIDDLETON
GEORGE MILLS
WARREN MORAN
BONNELL PEARCE

BILL ROBERTSON
JOE STEPHENSON
JULIUS STILL
JOE THRASHER
DAVID TIPPINS

REX
PLEDGES

OFFICERS

HAROLD CONNER President

JOHN STARK Vice-President

BOWEN BAXTER Secretary-Treasurer

PRESTON BUSSEY
lOHN CO WART
CHARLES DAVIS
BILLY DISMUKE
CLABIE LLOYD
GENE LOWRY

HAROLD MARTIN
LEO McCOLLUM
BANKS McCOY
R. H. MAHAFFEY
JACK MOORE
BILL MURELLE

HAROLD PINSON
DAN SHIRLEY
BILLY SMITH
ED TIMMONS

CHARLES WILKINSON
CHARLES WRIGHT

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ANNE WOOLSEY
President

DORIS KING
Secretary-Treasurer

REV. FRANK MOORHEAD
Adviser

WESLEY FDUMDATIDIV

MIRIAM BARNETT
Pianist

MARY EDNA KLING
News Editor

LESLIE BARR
Worship Chairman

JOY MAYNARD
Community Service Chairman

EUGENE NEWBERNE

World Friendship

Chairman

WILLENE RICHARDSON
Recreation Chairman

BROWN

COWART

ELLIS

ELROD

ETHERIDGE

GUINE

HARGROVE

HARPER

HENDERSON

HICKS

HORTON
MOXLEY
RUSSELL

JONES
NASH
SMITH, F.

KLING
PALMER
SMITH, M. F.

LAMBETH

RAINES

WALLER

MOORE

REYNOLDS

WHELCHEL

JOE E. BROWN
KATHERINE COWART
BETTY JEAN ELLIS
BETH ELROD
JAMES T. ETHERIDGE
JERRY R. GUINE
HARRIET HARGROVE
MERRILL HARPER

MEMBERS

MARY HENDERSON
THOMAS HICKS
MILDRED HORTON
SARA ELIZABETH JONES
ANNE E. KLING
LYNDA LAMBETH
ELIJAH F. MOORE
GEORGE K MOXLEY
OPAL KATE NASH

CAROLYN PALMER
LULA RAINES
BOBBIE REYNOLDS
DAVID RUSSELL
FRANK SMITH
MARY FRANCES SMITH
LOMAN WALLER
BETTY ANN WHELCHEL

KATHLEIlN fhazer
President

I .

MISS RAY
Faculty Adviser

CHARLIE C. SMITH
Vice-President

KATHERINE COWART
Secretary

LUCILE LEARD
Treasurer

HDME ECDIVDMICS CLUB

BETTYE ANDERSON
BETTY CALLOWAY
ESTELLE COFFEY
DOROTHY CORN
HAZLE ANNE DEAN
ANNE EDGE
BARBARA HAWES

MEMBERS

MARTHA HAWKINS
JANE HINTON
CAROLYN HUFF
LYNDA LAMBETH
MARY ANN MOORE
MARGARET MOULTRIE
OPAL KATE NASH
ALICE REDMOND

ELSIE SHORT
JEAN STEVENSON
LURENE TATE
HELEN TATUM
JOAN TERRY
OVEDA WEHUNT
ELISE WILLIAMS

SHIRLEY ZEIGLER
President

NANCY HINSON
Vice-President

Ttie Rec Club is a recreational organization
that includes all the Co-eds on the campus.
The governing body of the Club is the Council,
composed of the officers, team captains, sports
managers and faculty adviser. The four teams
whose names are Hippolytans, Mercureans,
Phi Omicrons and Trahlytans compete for first
place in the various intramural sports such as
speedball, soflball, basketball, volley ball,
hockey, tennis, table tennis and archery. They
also sponsor dances, hikes, and other social
activities. The Rec Club's formal dance given
on St. Patrick's Day is one of the highlights of
their social activities.

ANNE WOOLSEY
Secretary

MARY RUTH NIX
Treasurer

MISS NELLE C. BURTON
Faculty Adviser

For recognizable work accomplished by
the teams and their members, special awards
are given. A loving cup is awarded the
leading team at the end of each year. Indi-
vidual members receive points on the basis of
the Rec Club point system. Jackets are pre-
sented those having 2,000 or more points,
large letters for 1,500 and small letters for
850 points. The outstanding award of the
year is the loving cup that is awarded the
Co-ed who best typifies the athletic spirit of
North Georgia College. This year it was
awarded the President of the Rec Club,
Shirley Zeigier.

REC CDUIVCIL

CELESTE FAUST
FRANCES HARBEN
ELISE WILLIAMS
JOYCE WILLIS

VIRGINIA KINGERY
JO MESCHINE

KATHRYN SESSOMS
WYNNETTE SMITH

LUTHER VINTON
President

vifg;nia kingery

Vice-President

NANCY HINSON
Secretary

SHIRLEY ZEIGLER
Parliamentarian

RALPH IVEY
Program Chairman

SCIEIVCE CLUB

BISHOP
BOGGUS
BOYD
COGBURN

VIRGINIA BISHOP
ARGIN BOGGUS
FRANK BOYD
ELOISE COGBURN
;;ONNY COLLINS
ANNE EDGE
EVELYN ETHERIDGE
HARRY HODGES
BETTY JONES
JEAN LEHNHERR

STEVi^ART McLEOD
ERIC NEWSOM JR.
JULIA PALMER
WILLENE RICHARDSON
KATHRYN SESSOMS
LENORA TATE
LURENE TATE
JOYCE WILLIS
DAVID V/YNNE
JEAN ZEIGLER

TATE, LURENE
WILLIS
WYNNE
ZEIGLER, I.

COLLINS

EDGE

ETHERIDGE

ETHRIDGE PAYNE SHEETS

PHYS. ED. CLUB

OFFICERS

ANNE EDGE President

EVELYN ETHRIDGE Secretary

CHARLES PAYNE Treasurer

C. A. SHEETS Faculty Adviser

NELLE C. BURTON Faculty Adviser

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MEMBERS

LEWIS BLEDSOE

KENNETH MEDDERS

NORMA PALMER

HILL DOVER

JO MESCHINE

EARL PHILLIPS

MARY DRAKE

BILL MURRELLE

REX SHUGART

HARRIET HARGROVE

DAVID OWEN

JOAN TERRY

AUDREY LANE

ANNE PALMER

BILL TOWSON

FRED LEE

BILL WOOLARD

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SPORTS

PHYSICAL T fl A I IV I IV G CLASSES

The Short Cut to the End of the Trail.

Perhaps some of you will wonder at the title of this
page, since all the pictures are of "mountain climb-
ing," a favorite NGC sport. YEH!

It probably is misnamed, but any boy will tell you
that "THE HUMP," as it is affectionately known,
is the biggest part of the p. t. program of N.G.C.

Everybody Does It, Why Shouldn't We, These Poor Boys Reas

Waiting for Somebody?

The goldbricks found their heaven in running
the mountain, there were so many different new
methods of cheating the coach. Perhaps some
of the biggest goldbrickers were our officers,
bless their hearts. Never will we forget the
day Willie, Charlie, and Pinky came in about
two hours late, or the new freshman running the
mtn. for the first time who got lost and did not
get back to the college till nine that night. No
one can say Coach Ary wasn't on the job guid-
ing the new boys over the route, or maybe his
Hudson couldn't take that steep climb.

Coach Checks in Those Loyal Students Who Really Ran it.
He Thinks.

FDDTBALL

A T

N. G. C.

The games played Ihis fall had the following
results:

ASTR OVER "A" CO.

"B" CO. OVER BAND

"A" CO. OVER "B" CO.

"A" CO. OVER BAND

Football was introduced into the sports program of N.G.C.
after a long absence. We had all missed the traditional
spirit that goes with tackle football, and thought that at
long last we were to have something to fill up those bleak
Saturday afternoons. But, it seems as if we were misin-
formed, for only three games were played this fall. Maybe
the students will not be disappointed again next fall.

Outstanding players:

Canady — speed demon and ace pc
for "A" Co.

Lloyd — likewise for "B" Co.

Whelchel — Band's big hope.

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BER3RINK CARROLL

Carroll Shoots One in Practice Go

Dismuke Shooting in Game With Lawson General

lACKSON JACOBS KREMCHECK

Action in Game With Hiawassee

PINHOLSTER SHRACK

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BASKETBALL

Left to right; Dismuke, Carroll, Berbrink, Kremcheck, Pinholster, Edw

Craig, Jacobs, Shrack.

The team this year had the disadvantage of starting from "scratch," but soon
overcame this handicap by good teamwork. Although there can be no special
mention of any one of the players without mentioning the rest, we can say
that Jacobs and Carroll were great threats to all opponents. Everyone enjoyed
waching our team in action this year. It proved to be capable of providing
many an interesting evening.

Assets to the team this year
were:

The fast and accurate passing
and shooting of Jacobs and
Carroll.

The height and size of Dismuke,
a valuable player.

The surprise of Shrack, who
looked very small, but was
dynamite.

The mighty Pinholster.

The steady playing of Krem-
check, Berbrink, and Jackson.

Craig, an able pinch-hitter.

"Bo" Medders, a real scrapper.

The able leadership and coach-
ing ability of Coach Sheets.

Left to right, standing: Coach Shi
Seated, middle row: Shrack, Jacks
Kilpatrick, Owen, Matthews, Medde

Bts, Pinholster, Berbrink, Dismuke, Carroll, Kremcheck, Coach Ary,
n, Shugarl, Edwards, Craig, Jacobs; Sealed, front row: Carmichael,
s; Holding ball, Lee, manager.

1. The hardest obstacle — Rope climb.

2. Favorite sport — Framing.

3. Johnny Moore breaks a record on the obstacle
course, 25 minutes.

4. Mahaffey, eager to run the obstacle course

5. Jarrard and his Pep Band at a Basketball game.

6. Augusta Medical College Game — Carroll rings
one.

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SPORTS

HIPPDLYTAIVS

JOYCE WILLIS
Captain

ABERCROMBIE, ALIGENE
BRUCE, BETH
CARNEY, PATSY
COGBURN, ELOISE
COOPER, MARY
ELLIS, BETTY
FOWLER, AILENE
FRAZER, KATHLEEN
HAWES, BARBARA
HENDERSON, MARY
HORTON, MILDRED
HUNTER, JO
JONES, BETTY
LANGFORD, PHOEBIE
LEWIS, ELAINE
TERRY, JOAN

MAYNARD, JOY
MATHEWS, ELMA
MERTZ, BETTY JEAN
OLVEY, SYLVIA
PALMER, ERNESTINE
RAINES, LULA
REYNOLDS, BOBBIE
SELF, CLARA JO
SHORT, ELSIE
SMITH, MARY FRANCES
SMITH, WYNETTE
STATON, FRANCES
STEPHENS, DOROTHY
TATE, LENORA
TATE, LURENE

VIRGINIA BISHOP
Co-Captain

MEHCUREAIVS

ANDERSON, BETTY
ARRENDALE, ROANNE
BAILEY, MILDRED
BAKER. SARA
BOWERS, BEVERLY
BURRELL, THEDA
CALLOWAY, BETTY
CANNON, BERNICE

COFFEY, ESTELLE
CRUMP, NINA
EDGE, ANNE
ELLIS, EVELYNE
FITTS, FRANKIE
FRYE, LORRAINE
HAWKINS, MARTHA
HINSON, NANCY
HINTON, JANE
JONES, BETTY
LAMBETH, LYNDA
LEHNHERR, JEAN
MARTIN, MARY ANNE
MOORE, MARY ANNE
MOTES, SARA
NASH, OPAL KATE
PALMjlR, ANNE

PALMER, JULIA
PARIS, NELL
PERKINS, ALLIE
REDMOND, ALICE
RICHARDS, LUCILLE
SMITH, CHARLIE
TATUM, HELEN
TILLEY, BERNICE

VIRGINIA KINGERY
Co-Captain

PHI DMICRDNS

ANDREWS, RITA
BOLING, CHRISTINE
BOWERS, JEAN
COLWELL, BEVERLY
COMBS, ELIZABETH
CONNELLY, RUBYE
CORN, DOT
COWART, KATHERINE
CRANE, LOUISE
DRAKE, MARY

BETTY JANE MITCHELL
Co-Captain

ETHERIDGE, EVELYN
GREEN, CLAUDIA
HAWKINS, WANDA
JOHNSON, ALENE
KLING, ANNE
KLING, MARY EDNA
LEWIS, JANE
MILLER, ELLEN
MOULTRIE, MARGARET
O'NEAL, JOAN
OSBORN, CATHERINE

PALMER, CAROLYN
REAMES, MATTIE
REECE, CATHERINE
RICHARDSON, WILLENE
STEPHENSON, JEAN
THORNTON, RACHEL
WEHUNT, OVEDA
WEST, JANIE
WESTBROOK, LOUISE
WHELCHEL, BETTY ANNE

FRANCES HARBEN
Captain

THAHLYTAIVS

BARNETT, MIRIAM

ELROD, BETH

SESSOMS,

KATHRYN

BEDINGFIELD, RACHEL

EVANS, ROSE

SMITH, CATHERINE

BLACKWELL, BETTY

FACKLER, DORIS

WATSON,

JUNE

BROWN, FRANCES

GOEBEL, BARBARA

WHITMIRE, FLORA NELL

COBB, MARGARET

HARGROVE, HARRIET

WOOD, MIRIAM

DANIELS, JO

HARKINS, RUTH

WOOLSEY

, ANN

DEAN, HAZEL ANN

HEALAN, JEAN
HOOD, MARTHA

ZEIGLER,

JEAN

CELESTE FAUST

LANE, AUDREY

DORIS KING

Captain

LEAGUE, SUZANNE
LEARD, LUCILLE
LIPSCOMB, BETTY JEAN
LOWRY, DORIS
MABRY, CHARLOTTE
MESCHINE, JO
NIX, MARY RUTH
PALMER, NORMA
ROBBINS, BETTY JO
SATTERFIELD, SARA

Co-Captain

GIRLS' RECREATIDNAL ACTIVITIES

N. G. C. Students All Say .

"Meet Me At . . .

GRIFFIN'S'

For

Sandwiches, Sodas, School SuppHes, Toiletries,
Tobaccos, and a Friendly Game of Pool.

A Hearty Welcome Awaits You
'WLre tke Beit 3i ^La^i Sot

R. A. Griffin, Jr., Proprietor

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COMPLIMENTS OF

THE NDHTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
STUDENT EXCMIVGE

''The Canteen''

An Excellent Staff of Students

'•THE CENTER OF THE CAMPUS"

Supplies for Every Need

Your Patronage Makes This Convenience Possible

JACK ROBERTS, Manager

DAHLONEGA GEORGIA

DAHLDNEGA HECHEATIDN CEIVTEH

BOB EDWARDS, Proprietor

"All Kinds of Sandwiches and Cold Drinl^s"

The Recreation "Hub" of North Georgia College

DAHLONEG A

GEORGIA

ROBERT

MOORE

Successor to

John H. Moore & Son

Lj e ne ra t

I ft ercnanaiie

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A Friend of North G

jorgia College

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Dahlonega

Georgia

120

THE HUB

Complete Line of Clothing
For The Family

ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOES

Gainesville, Georgia

Compliments of ... .

PARKS FEED STORE

Gainesville, Georgia

Compliments of . . .

CASH and CARRY CLEANERS

C. H. Davis, Prop.

"A Clean Place to Clean Clothes"

Just off the College Campus
Dahlonega, Georgia

A. WHITMIRE

Quality Merchandise

Popular Prices

Dahlonega, Georgia

Visit....

SMITH

BROTHERS

for

Sandwiches -

— Drinks — Lunches

ROOSEVELT SQUARE

Gainesville, Georgia

SERVING DAHLONEGA

Home of Georgia's Most Distinctive

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CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS

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SEPT. 20—2000 pool halls and honlcy-tonks close,
N.G.C. reopens.

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SEPT. 23— Freshmen get measured for rifles.

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SEPT. 24- -Sidney meets Mousey, Ivlousey meets
Sidney, 'nuff said!

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OCT. 1— Sanford Hall redecorated, 20,000 mice
seek new homes.

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OCT. 3~-FINKY calls ANNE, telephone company
complains of melted wire.

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OCT. 5 — Rate sheet comes out. Officers buy
larger hats.

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OCT. 10 — Freshman talent night, Beverly Bowers
singsC?)

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OCT. 19— Prof. England leaves.

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OCT. 20— Free Weekwend— 2000 pool halls and
honky tonks reopen.

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PACDLET MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

Manufacturers of

DRILLS, TWILLS. SATEENS and PRINT CLOTHS

Number 6 Mill Number 4 Mill

Gainesville, Georgia New Holland, Georgia

124

COMPLIMENTS OF

"THE DIXIE"

GAINESVILLE,

GEORGIA

Newest

Releases Recorils and Albums

— Both Popular and

Cla

ssieal

VICTOR

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DECCA —

CAPITOL

1860 Eighty-Six Years Old 1946

THE GAINESVILLE EAGLE

"Oldest and Largest Wee/^^ly Neii'spapcr in Northeast Georgia"
Doing All Kinds of Commercial Printing and Doing It Right.

Compliments of . . .

GAINESVILLE lEWELERS

"The Store With the Blue Tile Front"
GAINESVILLE, CiEORCJIA

COMPLIMENTS OF

EDWARDS

CAFE

GAINESVILLE,

GEORGIA

"ASK FOR IT—// we haven't

got it we'll get it"

To All Persons Entered in This Annual We Wish
Much Success and Good Luck

Compliments Of

Dahldnega-Atlanta
Bus Line

Mrs. Fred Jones, Manager

Leaves Dahlonega for Atlanta .

Leaves Dahlonega for Gainesville

Leaves Atlanta for Dahlonega .

Leaves Gainesville for Dahlonega

30 a.m. E.S.T. and 3:00 p.m.
30 a.m. E.S.T. and 1:30 p.m.
00 a.m. E.S.T. and 3:00 p.m.
30 p.m. E.S.T. and 5:00 p.m.

DAHLONEGA

GEORGIA

126

"UNIFORMS BY REEDS"

O O O " o o o

For 121 years the statement . . . "Uiiijonns by Rccd" has been
a familiar one to buyers of uniforms in every state in the union.

JACOB REED'S SONS is proud of the great list of loyal cus-
tomers it has acquired through years of outstanding service and
the production of superior uniforms and uniform equipment.

We are particularly proud to count North (Jcorgia College as
one of our oldest and most loyal customers.

Remember, when it comes to uniforms and unitorm equipment
. . . "It's Right iit Rccd!"

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1424-26 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

127

HENRY W. MOORE

Authorized

FORD SALES & SERVICE

DAHLONEGA GEORGIA

SMALL-ESTES BAKERY

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Home of .lUNT BETTY'S BREAD

Gainesville, Georgia

BANK OF DAHLONEGA

COURTESY . . . SERVICE

EFFICIENCY

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Member of F.D.I.C.

Dahlonega Georgia

CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS

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OCT. 23 — School reopens — 2000 pool halls and
honky tonks close.

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OCT. 24 — Bruno appears at school.

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OCT. 28 — Bruno disappears.

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OCT. 29 — Hot dogs served in cafeteria.

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NOV. 1— WHO'S WHO POLL taken— Leo nearly
becomes Miss NGC.

NOV. 12— Dean Sirmons cl(
America!

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he discovered

NOV. 14 — Picturrrrrrres forrrrr the Cyyyyycloppps
v/ill aaaaah be taken today!

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1. PROF. ENGLAND

2. CANE CREEK FALLS

3. SUMMER HIKE

4. TYPICAL CADET

5. BRUNO AGAIN
6 REID AND PRESCOTT

7. CRAP GAME?

8. BEFORE CHURCH
FORMATION

9. DISASTROUS FIRE,
V/OODSHED BURNS.

10. REGULATIONS

11 QUIZ PROGRAM

12 SO LONG, PAL

13 SLEEPING BEAUTY?

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Gainesville, Georgia
Department Store

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MEN'S and BOYS

WEAR

Gainesville

Georgia

Com plininiti of . . .

CITY ICE COMPANY

Incorporated
"Modern he Rejrigenitiou"

Quality Coal

Gainesville

Georgia

Hl-Sr WISHES

jiuni . . .

PIEDMONT

DRUG

COMPANY

GAINESVILLE

GEORGIA

CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS

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NOV. 15 — "Padre" Cain shifts into high gear.

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NOV. 20 — Spencer breaks down, changes socks.

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NOV. 22 — Kiljoy borrows five bucks.

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NOV. 23— The Cook buys a new hat.

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NOV. 30 — Barron on time to Math Class.

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DEC. 1 — Dull as heck; same old thing.

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DEC. 10— DOUBLE FEATURE— HOLLY THEA-
TRE— "Out of This World," starring Eddie
Bracken and Diana Lynn, "Amen Corner,"
starring Kat and Willie.

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Coniplimcnls of

MILLNER'S

"The Style Center of Cdinesi'ille"

Wearing Apparel and Shoes

NEsviLLE Georgia

Compliments of

GEM JEWELRY CO

"jeieelry on Credit at Cash Pr/ees"

On the Spring Street
Side of the Square

Georgia

CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS

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JAN. 9— Rain.

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JAN. 11 — Bridges washed out, truck with load
of pills for infirmary runs into river. Dead
fish appear on surface.

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JAN. 12— Rain!

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JAN. 13— Rain.

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JAN. 14— Rain.

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JAN. 15— Rain.

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JAN. 16 — Sleet, dark clouds, wind, freezing tem-
peratures, snow, and RAIN, typical NGC
weather.

o.o

JAN. 17— Ha! Ha! Fooled you. It's a beautiful
day.

OOO

JAN. 19— Cyclops goes to press. WHEW!

PIGGLY-WIGGLY

A Gainesville Institution

J. B. McKlBBON, Oii'ner

Gainesville Georgia

Get the leaders at

THE LEADER

Gainesville

Georgia

CITY SHOE SHOP

W. A. HousLhv, Proprietor

On the Square

Dahlonega Georgia

Gainesville — Mather Company

Jewelry— Furniture — Furs

P. O. Bo.x 544
107 W. Spring Street

Gainesville

Georgia

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Complinu-tits of . . .

J , S . S P E ER

Dependable Insurance
Dahlonega, Georgia

Compliments of

HIGHTOWER & POORE
SERVICE STATION

Dahlonega, Georgia

DAHLONEGA INSURANCE
AGENCY

General Line of Insurance
B. B. FiTE, Manager

RUBY McELHANNON

SPECIALTY SHOP

Gainesville, Georgia

Infants' and Children's Wear

also

"Vanity Fair Underwear and Hose

WALL & JACKSON

Aewelen

The Original W. R. Hughes Store

Gainesville Georgia

104 North Bradford Street

• • • •

Fine Watch Repairing

Watches

Silverware and

Rings

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.. ." .L ._! _i.L

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57^2 Whitehall Stref/

r, S. W.

ATLANTA

• • •

GEORGIA

•

COLLEGE ANNUALS A

SPECLiLTY

Photographs of All

• • •

Kinds

•

PORTRAITS

WEDDINGS

COMMERCIAL

Atlanta's Leading Family Ph

otographers

E. L. Hawthorne

Supervisor

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LIPSCOMB

DRUG

COMPANY

Phone 42

NnniHilly's

Ciindici

School Suppl

ies

Pics

criptions

Dahlonega

Georc;ia

THE

SMITH

HOUSE

Dahlonlga, G

EOKGIA

•A G

ood Place for

Good People"

Also
and
the

the Dahlonega guest home of parents
oved ones, including the sweethearts of
cadets and young ladjies of North
Georgia College.

C 0 m p I 1 m e n t s c

,/...

WOOD Y'S

BARBER

SHOP

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ON THE

SQUARE

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Dahlonega

Georgia

When in (Jainesville

make your

headquarters ....

MAYFLOWER

CAFE

Gainesville, Georgia

PILGRIM — ESTES
FURNITURE COMPANY

Complete Line of
HOME FURNISHINCJS

Gainesville

Georgia

COMPLIMENTS OF

"THE
COOK"

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(unpaid advertisement)

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, North Georgia College,
Cyclops / 131008

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