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NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
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1951
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CYCLOPS
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FOR REFERENCE
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Published by the Cadets and Coeds
of
NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
Dahlonega, Georgia
"Georgia's West Point"
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North Georgia College,
Cyclops / 27200
In this forty- fifth edition of the CYCLOPS we have
endeavored to carry otit a two-fold pnrpose. The
first, and most important, has been to shoti\ by a
scanning of these pages, the everyday life and activi-
ties of an eventful year at ISorth Georgia College.
We hope that in later life this yearbook will bring
back the enjoyable friendships and delightful ex-
periences that yon have knoivn during this academic
year.
The second pnrpose is to shon- the part the
college plays in the important role of building
leaders and defenders of our democratic govern-
ment and the most significant connotation of de-
mocracy — FREEDOM.
The Staff.
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those North Georgia College
graduates who, throughout the world,
are giving their time, energy, and lives
for the preservation of the freedom
which we enjoy, this yearbook is grate-
fully dedicated.
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'1^- A» these lines are written, all mankind is again
approaching a crossroad in its march toward the
selection of a philosophy of human organization.
Nations and the individuals within them will make
their selections on the basis of those influences
exerted by the home, the church, and the school.
Your college has, over the years, accepted its
obligation to assist you, its students, to formulate
a personal philosophy embracing the highest degree
of integrity, a devotion to duty, and a respect for
our nation's ideals. Thus armed, we here are con-
fident of your ability to meet the test the days ahead
are sure to bring.
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President
ALICE DONOVAN
Dniii of Women
Georgia State College for Women
B.S.H.E.
WILLIAM D. YOUNG
Dean
A.B., MA., Cumberland University;
Graduate Study, University of Chicag
Peabody College for Teachers
JOHN C. SIRMONS
Dean Emeritus
Ph.B., M.A., Emory University
Gr.iduJte Study, Duke University
ROY M. HIOTT
P.M.S. CJN T.
A.B., The Citadel,
Infantry School
ORVIL R. HAUSE
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University of Alabama
B.S., M.A.
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MARION C. WIGHT
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ROGER L. WILLIAMS, JR.
Associate Professor, Head, Department
of Physical Education
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versity of North Carolina. M..^.
CHARLES M. YAGER
/\iio,;,i/,- Professor, Head, Depart iiiriil
of Physics
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MISS GRACE CONNER Secrefary to the President
MISS MATTIE CRAIG Bookstore
MISS ESTELLE DAVID Secretary
MRS. W. A. DOBSON Secretary
MRS. J. L. DOBSON Secretary
MRS. LUCY DOSTER Dietician
MRS. ELLA RAY OAKES Assistant Re;-ntrar
MRS. ESTELLA RAIFORD Assistant Dietician
MR. JACK ROBERTS .... Manager of Student Exchange
DR. D. C. SIRMONS, M.D College Physician
MR. L. B. SPRINKLER Night Watchman
MISS MARY STEPHENS Secretary
MRS SARA N. WRIGHT, R.N College Nurse
MRS. ^»'ILLIAM D. YOUNG Alumni Secretary
MRS. J. W. PHILLIPS Secretary
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JOSEPH KANADAY, JR.
",Io.c"
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Sciciue
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ors: Distinguished M
idcnt of Senior Class.
Member: Officers' Club (Treas
uure Business Leaders' Club, Lettei
lub. Rex Fraternity, Sgts. Club.
Military Unit: Company D (Sgt.),
,ny B (Sgt.), Company A {1st
itcalion Staff (Major).
Sports: Varsity Basketball, Intr.i
iftball.
c/ mi
litary
arer).
Lt.),
LEON HOWARD CAPP
"Al"
Arlington, Florida
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Who's Who Among Stu-
dents in American Colleges and Universi-
ties, Dean's List, Vice-President of Senior
Class.
Member: Lettermen's Club (President),
Future Business Leaders' Club (Secretary,
Reporter).
Military Unit: Honorary Capt., Com-
pany B (1st Sgt.).
Sports: Varsity Baseball, Intramural
Softball.
TINIE BETH PHILLIPS
"Bessie"
Canon, Georgia
Bachelor of Arts
ENGLISH
College Honors: Secretary of Senior Class.
Members: Y. W. C. A., Glee Club, Rec
Club (Treasurer), Future Teachers Club.
Sports: Letter and Sweater Award in
Intramural Sports.
jOE KELLETT STEPHENSON
*'Jose"
Summerville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List, Treasurer of
Senior Class.
Member: Rex Fraternity (Sgt. at Arms),
Sgts. Club, Business Administration Club,
Glee Club.
Military Unit: Company B (Sgt.).
"Jose" served with 3139 Signal Battalion
in Germany.
MRS. JOSEPH KANADY. SR.
Sponsor
MR. NEWTON OAKES
Advisor
JANE ADAMS
"Nitwit"
Jefferson, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Glee Club. Dramatic Club (Vi(
Rec Club, Baptist Student Union (Council
Y.W.C.A., Editor of "B.S.U. Highlights."
MARTHA ANN AKRIDGE
"Marty"
Pelham, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Y.W.C.A., Rec Club, (Captain, Counci
Iramatic Club, Science Club (Parliamentarian), Rifle Te:
Sports: Letter and Sweater Award in Intramural Spoi
SHIRLEY JOYCE ALLEN
Jefferson, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS
College Honors: Dean's List, Who's 'Ji'ho Among Stu-
dents in American Colleges and Universities.
Member: Glee Club, Y.-W.C.A., Dramatic Club (Secre-
tary), Camera Club (Secretary), Chemistry Club (Presi-
dent), Physics Club, Rec Club (Secretary. Council),
Ride Team (Captain), Baptist Student Union (President),
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BEN C. AMICK
Columbus, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICS
JOHN D. ANTHONY. JR.
"Jack"
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICS
College Honors: Distinguished Military Student
Iter of Sophomore Class.
Member: Sigma Theta, Sgts. Club (Vice-Pr<
.ettermcn's Club, Y.M.C.A. (Secretary), Physii
President), Camera Club. Wesley Foundation (Tri
Military Unit: Company B (Sgt.), Color Guard.
Sports: Varsity Baseball and Basketball.
ROBERT ASA BATES
"Bob"
Meansvilie, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Distinguished Military Student.
Member: Y.M.C.A. (Treasurer, Vice-President. C
uture Business Leaders' Club, N.C.O. Club, Sgt:
Military Unit: Co. A (Pvt., CpL, Sgt., Lt. )
Sports: Intramural Sports.
WILLIAM NATHAN BENNETT
"Bill"
Thomaston, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List, Honor Platoon.
Member: Future Business Leaders' Club. Sgts,
Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Sgt.).
ROBERT MOBLEY BLASINGAME
"Bobo"
Jersey, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Member: Glee Club, Cpl. Club, Sgts. Club, Rifle Team,
Y.M.C.A. (Council, Vice-President), Future Business Lead-
ers' Club, Sigma Theta.
Military Unit: Band (Pvt., Pfc, Cpl., Sgt., M/Sgt.).
Memorial to Price
NORRIS SELDON BROWN
"Brownie"
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Sciriicc
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
College Honors: Who's Who Among Students in
American Colleges and Universities. President of
Junior Class, Dean's List, Honor Student.
Member: Rex Fraternity, Physical Education
Club, Science Club, Lettermen's Club (Vice-Pres-
ident), N.C.O., Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company C (Pvt., Sgt.).
FRED MORRIS CHESTER
Alpharetta, Georgia
Bachelor of Arti
LANGUAGE
Collese Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Sgts, Club.
Military Unit: Company D (Cpl., Sgt.).
Sports: Intramural Softball and lootball.
Academic Building
MRS. FRANK CAIN
Buford, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
ARTHUR T. CAMPBELL, JR.
Canon, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
HAROLD GRADY CARTER
Barnesville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
nber: Chemistry Club, Science Club,
JAMES ROBERT CLIFTON
"Bo Bo"
Albany, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List, Distinguished Mili-
tary Student. Honor Platoon, -Who's Who Among
Students in American Colleges and Universities.
■Who's -Who at N.G.C. (Mr. N.G.C., Most Ver-
satile).
Member; Officer's Club (President), Sgts. Club
(Vice-President), Rex Fraternity (President, Vice-
President), Business Administration Club (Presi-
dent), Forensic Senate, Pan-Hellenic Council,
Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company A (Pvt., Sgt.), Com-
pany C (Sgt., 2nd Lt., Capt.), Battalion Staff
(Lt. Col.).
Sports: Sweater and Letter Award in Intramural
Y.M.C.A., Wesley Foundai
ved i
the Na
for
WILLIAM BOYCE CHAFIN, JR.
Washington, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTKATION
College Honors: Dean's List, Honor Student.
Member: Y.M.C.A. (Cabinet Member), Wesley
Foundation (Publicity Director), Dramatic Club,
Glee Club, Future Business Leaders' Club.
Military Unit; Band.
WEBBY COFFEY
"Buddy"
Chatsworth, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List, Honor Studei
Member; Business Administration Club, Y.
C.A,. Wesley Foundation, Glee Club.
Military Unit: Company C (Pvt.).
Buddy is a Graduate of Reinhardt Junior C
ege.
Brown
Chafin
Coleman
Cox
Collier
W. DOBSON
CoSPER
Downer
JOHN THOMAS COLEMAN
"Hick"
Dillard, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honor: Dean's List.
Member: Business Administration Club, Sgts
Club, Y.M.C.A.
t: Company A (Pvt., Cpl.), Coi
1st Class). Color Guard.
CLARENCE H. COLLIER
Midville, Georgia
B,u-hrlnr of Science
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
JAMES M. COOK, JR.
"Jimmy"
Wrightsville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
;c Honors: Distinguished Military Stu
Manager 19n Cyclops,
ler: Sigma Theta Fraternity. Drai
31ee Club, Camera Club (Vice-Presi
It), N.C.O. Club, Officers Club, Gem
\., Pan-Hellenic Council,
iry Unit: Band (Cpl., Sgt., 1st Lt.).
s: Intramural Sports.
JAMES KENNETH COX
"Ken"
Canton, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
Member: Generals, Physics Club, Camera Club,
ilee Club, N.C.O. Club, Officers Club, Y.M.C.A.,
assistant Business Manager of 1911 Cyclops.
Military Unit: Band (Pfc, Cpl., Sgt., 2nd Lt.).
JOSEPH LEONARD DOBSON
Rockmart, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS
WILLIAM ADELBERT DOBSON
Rockmart, Gjeorgia
Bachelor of Science
EDUCATION
Science Hall
CARL EDWARD COSPER
Gainesville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Honor Platoon.
Member: Officers Club, Future Business
Club, Sgts. Club.
Military Unit; Company B (Pvt., Sg
Lt.), Battalion Staff (1st Lt. Asst. S-.1).
Sports: Letter and Sweater Award in Int
LEWIS HOWARD DOWNER
"High-Pocket"
Buena Vista, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
"High-Pocket" transferred from Georgia 1
I College.
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MRS. EDITH FINNEY FAULKNER
Jackson, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Collogc Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Future Teachers' Club.
ALBERT E. FRENCH
"Al"
RossviUe, Georgia
Bachelor of Sciejice
EDUCATION
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BURGES B. FITE
"Battle"
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
HISTORY
Camera Club (Secretary and Trea
Theta, Sgts. Club. Y.M.C.A., We
on, N.C.O. Club.
ELLA MAE DUVALL
Eton, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
HOME ECONOMICS
Y.W.C.A.. Future Teachers' Club,
ne Economics Club (Secretary).
GEORGE DAVID GOWDER, JR.
Gainesville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY
College Honor: Dean's List.
Member: Chemistry Club (Vice-President),
nee Club, B.T.U.
Military Unit: Company B (Pvt., Cpl., Sf
MARION ELIZABETH GRAHAM
Danielsville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
College Honors: Dean's List.
Members: Sanford Hall (Vice-President, Prf
lent), Rcc Club, R.lle Team. Y.-W.C.A., Busin
Idmin.stration Club. Forensic Club.
Chapel and Dining Hall
DuVALL
FlTr
Eberhardt
Frimh
ERNEST
MOBLEY EBERHARDT, JR.
"Bob"
HinesviUe, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
College Ho
Dean's List.
Member: R
Club. Officer
Military U
(Sgt., Sgt. 1
PHYSICS
nors: Distinguished Military
ex Fraternity, Physics Club
' Club.
nit: Company A (Pvt.), Cor
St Class, 2nd Lt., Capt.).
Student.
N.C.O.
npany D
Graham
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ALLEN WEIR GURLEY
"Al"
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Physical Education Club. Futun
:rs' Club.
Hawkins
holcombe
JACK DAN HARDAGE
Marietta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
CjIIcsc Honors: Who's Who At N.G.C.
Personality). Who's Who Among Studen
American Colleges and Universities.
Member: Business Administration
Y.M.C.A. (President).
Military Unit: Company B (Pvt.).
GEORGE G. HARRIS
"G.G."
Po.ni
Bach
; Peter, Georgia
'dor of Science
T.
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ipbi
Physics
served i
c Battali
Club. Y.M.C.A.
vith the -lOth Ene
JUANITA HARRIS
"Nita"
Jenkinsburg, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL LDUCATION
Member: Y.W.C.A.. Rcc Club (Council. Capt.).
Physical Education Club (Secretary. Vice-Presi-
dent. Senior Class Editor of 19U Cyclops.
Sports: Letter and Ssveater Award in Intramural
VCILBURN CLAYTON HAWKINS
"Sonny"
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
College Honors: Honor Platoon.
Members: Sgts. Club, N.C.O. Club. Physi,
Education Club (Treasurer).
Military Unit: Company B (Cpl.. Sgt.).
HEZEKIAH K. HEATH. JR.
"Hez"
Homerville. Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
College Honors: Dean's List.
Members: Sigma Theta Fraternity (Sgt. at
Arms), Sgts. Club, Sgt. at Arms), Rifle Team,
Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Companv B (Pvt., Pfc, Cpl.,
Sgt., Sgt. 1st Class).
WILLIAM J. HINSON, JR.
"Wild Bill"
Claxton, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
College Honors: Honor Platoon.
Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity (Secretary)
Physical Education Club, Dramatic Club, Futurt
Teachers' Club, Sgts. Club.
Military Unit: Company C (Pvt., Cpl., Sgt.
Sgt., Ist Class).
Sports: Intramural Sports.
ELEANOR LOUISE HITCH
"Louisa"
Fitzgerald, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Wesley Foundation (Secretary). Re
Club (Secretary. Council). Dramatic Club. Busi
ness Administration Club. Y.W.C.A.
RICE ROSS HOLCOMBE
Canton, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
College Honors: Distinguished Military Stude.
Price Memorial Hall
Mei
Olfic.
Barnes Hall
JOHN CYRUS HOLMES, JR.
"Rocky"
Thomasville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Rex Fralcrnity, Business Administ
tion Club, Sgts. Club, Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company C (Sgt.). Hcadqu
ters Company.
Sports: Intramural Sports.
WILLIAM DAVID HOLT
■■Whale"
Adairsville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Business Administration Club. N.C.O.
Club, Sgts. Club.
Military Unit: Company B (Pvt., Cpl., Sgt.).
BARNARD YATES HOLWELL
■■Speedy"
Quitman, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Member: Y.M.C.A., Sgts. Club, Physical Edu-
ation Club.
Military Unit: Company C (Pic, Sgt.).
Sports: Letter and Sweater Award for Intra-
WILLIAM DANIEL HUGHES
"Spec"
Adel, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Rex Fraternity. Sgts. Club, Pbys
Education Club, Cyclops Staff, Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company B (Sgt.).
Sports: Intramural Sports.
JAMES TERRY HURT
"Hertz"
Gumming. Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Member: Radio Club (Coordinator. Secretary).
Y.M.C.A,, N.C.O. Club.
Military Unit; Company B (Pvt., Cpl., Sgt.).
SAMUEL H. JACKSON
Chipley, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY
JACK LESLIE JESSUP
"Jew"
Smithville, Georgia
FLOYD ROBERT HORTON
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List, Distinguished
tary Student.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRA-nON
Member: Sigma Theta, Business Administration
Club.
Military Unit: Company D (Cpl.). Headquarters
Company.
Sports: Intramural Sports.
Member: Future Business Leaders' Club (P
mentarian, Vice-President), Cadet Bugler
(Associate Editor), Sgts. Club, Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company A (Pvt., Cpl.,
Sgt. 1st Class).
Sports: Intramural Sports.
HARRY CLYDE JOHNSON
Quitman, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
College Honors: Who's Who Among Students in
American Colleges and Universities, Distinguished
.I.litiry Student, Blue Honor Bar.
Member: Officers' Club, Glee Club, Physical Edu-
ation Club, Y.M.C.A, (Vice-President, Treas-
,rer).
JOHN POWELL KING
■•Johnny P."
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Distinguished Military Student.
Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity. Sgts. Club,
Dfficers' Club, Rifle Team, Glee Club. Business
Administration Club. Generals.
Military Unit: Company B (Pvt.l, Company A
(Sgt., 2nd Ll., 1st Lt.. Capt.).
Sports: Intramural Sports.
MIRIAM JANET KING
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY
College Honors: Dean's List. Who's Who An
Students in American Colleges and Universi
Who's Who at N-G.C. (Most Likely to Succ
Must Intellectual. Miss N.G.C.. Sweetheart
Member: Rec Club, Chemistry Club (Secret
Treasurer), Science Club (President), B.!
(Council. Treasurer).
WILLIAM S. LACKLAND
Albany, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY
BOBBY JONES LEWIS
"Gunner"
Calhoun, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
MATHEMATICS
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Cadet Bugler (Sports Ei
Y.M.C.A., Science Club, Future Teachers'
Cpls. Club.
Military Unit: Company D (Pyt., Cpl.).
Sports: Intramural Sports,
JAMES LUKE
Ashburn, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Home Evoiioniics Building
THOMAS EDWIN KINGERY
Gordon, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
mber: Rex Fraternity (Secretary. Treasi
Glee Club, Physical Educa
tion Club
. Offii
Sgt.. Club.
Military Unit; Compai
,y C (Ps
t., c
Sgt. 1st Class, Capt.).
Sports: Letter and Swea
ter Aiyart
1 in 1
Sports.
RUSSELL WAYNE McBRIDE
"Mac"
Albany, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
EDUCATION
Member: Future Teachers' Club (Vice-President),
Y.M.C.A., N.C.O. Club, Lettermen's Club, Gym
Tcai
Spo,
Baseball, Inti
al Softball.
BEN LEE McDonald, jr.
Greensboro, Georgia
Buchflor of Science
2nd Lt
Spor!
BIOLOGY
ry Club. Y.M.C.A.
ompany D (Pfc).
JAMES HENRY MATTHEWS
"Boss-
Perry, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
ber: Physical Educilion Club (President),
ream. Letlermens Club, Sgts. Club.
iry Unit: Company B (Sgt.. Sgt. 1st Class.
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lAMES MERRELL MEANS, JR.
"■Jim"
Zebulon, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
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ER^XTN COLLINS MERCK
"Sonny"
Gainesville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors; Dean's List, Honor Platoon.
Distinguished Military Student. Who's Who
Among Students in American Colleges and Uni-
Member: Future Business Leaders' Club. Sgls.
Club, Officers' Club. Rex Fraternity (Chaplain).
HUGH D. MILLER
Gainesville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
EDUCATION
GEORGE ELLIS MILLS
"Abbie"
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List. Distinguished Mili-
tary Student. Honor Platoon.
Member: Rex Fraternity (Vice-President). Sgts.
Club. Officers' Club (Secretary). Business Admin-
istration Club. Pan-Hellen c Council.
Military Unit
Con
Library
alion Staff (Capt.
D (Sgt.. 2nd Lt
Lt.).
(Pvt., Sgt.
2nd
WALTER CLYDE MeGAHEE
"Mac"
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Member: The Generals, Future Business Le
Club. V.M.C.A.. Wesley Foundation.
Military Unit: Band (Pfc).
Sports: Intramural Sports.
WALTER JOHN MORAN. JR.
"Goat"
Albany, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
College Honors: Honor Platoon, Dean's List
Member: Glee Club, Chemistry Club, Sci
Club. Rex Fraternity. N.C.O. Club, Sgts. C
Y.M.C.A.. Wesley Foundation. Cyclops Staff.
Military Unit: Company C (Pvt.. Cpl., Sgt.
OLIN COLUMBUS NICKELSON, JR.
"Nick-
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Scieticf
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Member: Business Administrjllon Club.
Military Unit: Company D (Pvt.).
DANIEL BRUNELLA PATTILLO
"Dan"
Lithonia, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List. Honor Platoon.
Member: Business Adm.nistrat.on Club, Sgts.
Club, Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company C (Pvt., Cpl., Sgt.).
EDWARD JOSEPH NIX
"Ed"
Cleveland, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
College Honors: Distinguished Military Student.
Member: N.C.O. Club, Physical Education Club,
Jficers' Club, Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Sgt.. 2nd
XX'ILLIAM E. OXFORD
Rutledge, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Science Club, Rifle Team, N.C.O. Club,
Sgts. Club.
Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Pfc. Cpl.).
CHARLES EDWARD PARRISH
"Charlie"
Thomaston, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
EDWIN HERRING PEDRICK
"Ed"
Quitman, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
CHEMISTRY
College Honors: Distinguished Military Student.
Member: Chemistry Club, Oflicers' Club. N.C.O.
Club. Y.M.C.A., Rific Team, Explorer Souts.
Military Unit: Company C (Pvt., Pfc, Cpl.,
Sgt., 1st Lt.).
SHEPPARD HARDY PHILLIPS
"Shep"
LaGrange, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Dean's List, Honor Platoon.
Member: Future Business Leaders' Club.
Y.M.C.A.. Sigma Theta. Sgts. Club, Rifle Team.
Military Unit; Company D (Cpl., Sgt.).
Sports: Intramural Softball.
BETTE SUE PIERCE
College Honors:
Distinguished Military Student,
Dalton, Georgia
Honor Platoon.
Member; Busine
ss Administration Club, Oflicers'
Bachelor of Science
Club, Rex Fraterr
lity, Y.M.C.A., N.C.O. Club.
BIOLOGY
Military Unit;
Company D (Pvt., Sgt.. 2nd
Member: Sanford Hall (Secretary), Futur
Lt.).
Teachers' Club (President), Rec Club, Y.VT.C.A.
Sports: Intramg
iral Sports.
Science Club (Secretary), Dramatic Club.
Sanford Hall
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PIM
"Pirn"
Atlanta, Georgia
Biichclor of Science
BIOLOGY
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity, Varsity Lt
termen's Club, Y.M.C.A., Sgti. Club. Seen
Club.
Military Unit: Company B (Pvt.. Sgt.).
Sports: Varsity Tennis Team, Intramural Spori
NORMA JOYCE RHODES
Crawfordville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
HOME ECONOMICS
ember: Home tconoraics Club, Future Teach-
Club, Wesley Foundation (Council),
'.C.A., Rec Club.
Bund House
LELIA ANNETTE PITTMAN
"Toni"
Woodbury, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
HOME ECONOMICS
College Honors: Deans List. Who's Who An
Students in American Colleges and Univcrsi
Member: Future Teachers' Club, Glee Club.
Club. Home Economics Club (Vice-President, I
ident), Y.W.C.A., Wesley Foundation (Coui
Vice-President), Sanford Hall (Secretary).
EDWARD WESSELS PUCKETT
G;
.inesville, Georgia
\chelor of Science
ber
Cli
tary
PHYSICAL
: Cpls. Club,
lb.
Unit: Compa
FDUCATION
Sgis. Club, Ph.
my B (Cpl., Sgi
THOMAS RALPH RUTHERFORD
"Long Trooper"
Austell, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
MATHEMATICS
College Honors: Dean's List. Honor Student.
Member: Sgts. Club.
Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Cpl.. Sgt.).
LLENELL JONES SANDERSON
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
CHARLES D. REDMOND, JR.
Cornelia, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS
MASON REX SHELTON
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ber: Business Administration Club,
lity, Sgts. Club, Glee Club.
:ary Unit: Company A (Cpl., Sgt., Sgt
PuCKETT
Sanderson
CLARENCE QUILLIAN SHORE
"Shorty"
Alto, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Distinguished Military Student.
Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity (Chaplain).
Officers' Club. Sgts. Club. Future Business Leaders'
Club, Camera Club, Y.M.C.A.
WILLIAM HOLDEN SMITH
"Bump"
But'ord, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
lege Honors: Distinguished Military Studei
N.C.O. Club, Offic.
sident). Rex Fratei
<Vi<
GEORGE PIERCE SHORT,
JR-
"G.P."
Ciarkesville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Coll
ege Honors: Distinguished Militari
,• Stui
H
[onor
Platoon.
Men
iber: Sgts. Club, Officers' Clul
), Fi
B
usine
ss Leaders' Club.
Mill
tary Unit: Company D (Sgi.,
2nd
C
apt.)
. Headquarters Company.
Spo,
■is: Intramural Football.
JOHN SIDNEY SIMMONS,
JR.
"Big John"
Eatonton, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
„
Men
nber: Sgls. Club, Officers' Club, Bu
ration Club.
isines.
Mil
itary Unit: Company C (Sgt.), H<
:adqu,
JOHN ALVIN SIMMS
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
CHEMISTRY
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Wesley Foundation (Treasurer), Chei
stry Club, Sgts. Club, Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company B (Pvt., Cpl., Sgt.).
ROBERT A. STEPHENS
"Steve"
Maysville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
r: Sigma Theta Fraternity, Y
ALEX STEWART, JR.
Albany, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
HISTORY
JOSEPH PLEAS SURLS, JR.
"Joe"
East Point, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
CHEMISTRY
College Honors: Distinguished Military St
Dean's List, Who's Who Among Studen
American Colleges and Uniyersities, Who's
at N.G.C. (Clark Math Medal, Outst:
N.C.O.) , Honor Platoon.
Member: Officers' Club (Vice-President). <
istry Club (Vice-President). Sgts. Club (
urcr). Science Club, Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Sgt., 1:
Capt.), Battalion Staff (Major).
The Barracks
Military Building
FRANK GORDON TALLANT
"Red-
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
Club.
Mili
Sgt.).
JACK WILLIAM THOMPSON
■•J. NX'."
Thomasville, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
College Honors: Dean's List.
Member: Science Club, Sgts. Club, Rex Frai
y. Explorer Scouts, Y.M.C.A.
Military Unit: Comp.iny A (Pvt., I'fc, 5
Sports: Intramural Sports.
FRANK THOMAS THRASHER
"Pokey-Dot"
Ciiicopee, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Honor Platoon
Member: Sigma Theta Frternity. Business
ministration Club, Pan-Hellenic Council.
Club, Officers' Club.
Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Sgt.
Sgt.
Capt.)
WILLIAM C. TIPPINS, JR.
"Tip"
Claxton, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
College Honor
Member: Sign
cience Club.
Thct:
ry Unit: Company D (Pv
Club,
Cpl.,
KATHRYN DORA WALRAVEN
"Kathy"
Calhoun, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
SLCRETARIAL SCIENCE
lember: Glee Club. Rec Club, Business Adir
ation Club, Y.W.C.A.
JOHN LEE WATKINS
•Shoulders"
Thomaston, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Honor Platoon.
Member: Sgts. Club, Rifle Team, Business
ministration Club, G!ee Club, Rex prater
Y.M.C.A.
Company D (Pvt., Cpl.,
Class).
: Intran
al Footbal
CLAYTON EUGENT WEST
"John Law"
Graymont, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BIOLOGY
ege Honors: Distinguished Military Student,
iber: Sigma Theta Fraternity (Treasurer,
'resident). Pan-Hellenic Council, Sgts. Club,
s- Club. Science Club, Y.M.C.A.
tary Unit: Company A (Pvt., Sgt., 2nd
NEWTON A. WHATLEY
Rome, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Tallant
Walraven
Whitworth
T. >X'lLLIAMS
V. ^'iLLIAMS
JACK S. WHITWORTH
"Whit"
Toccoa, Georgia
Bachelor of Scivtice
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
:r: Sigma Theta Fraternity, Y.M.C.A.,
ROBERT S. ^X'ILLIAMS, JR.
Winder, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
THOMAS C. WILLIAMS
Clermont, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS
VICTOR DURHAM WILLIAMS
"V. D."
Winder, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
KENNETH R. WOODS
"Moe"
Newington, Ga.
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
College Honors: Honor Platoon.
Member: Sgts. Club (Treasurer), N.C.O. Club,
lusiness Administration Club, Wesley Foundation.
Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Cpl., Sgt.,
Igt, 1st Class).
RICHARD CHELSEA WYSONG
"Dicl<"
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ollege Honors: Distinguished Military Studei
Sign-
Thel
Adn
Fraternity, Sgts.
ion Club, Y.M.C.A.,
npany A (Pyt., Sgt.,
Rille Tcai
Leaders' Club, N.C.O. Club,
iry Unit: Company C (Pvt., Sgt,
JACK LAWSHE ZUKER
"Zuk"
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
r: Sigma Theta Fraternity, Sgt!
Futi
Unit
Con
Alumni Hall — G\tn
27
Irene Atkinson Rome, Ga.
Adelaide Elizabeth Cain East Point, Ga.
Mrs. Frank Cain . Buford, Ga.
James Allen Cantrell . . Rocky Face, Ga.
Theophilus Marion Carter Brunswick, Ga.
Joe Chapman LaFayette, Ga.
Dwight M. Clark Brookton, Ga.
Clarence H. Collier, Jr. Midville, Ga.
William Lewis Drake Blue Ridge, Ga.
CiRACE Wilma Gaines Cartersville, Ga.
Nathan Luther Ginn . Cartersville, Ga.
Robert E. Goble Rome, Ga.
Mary Julia Harvill Alto, Ga.
Beulah C. Hiott Dahlonega, Ga.
Mrs. Agnes M. Hitch , , . , Fitzgerald, Ga.
Cllnnu Iona Holmes Jasper, Ga.
Harry Ural Jackson Cuthbert, Ga.
Julia S. Johnson Jesup, Ga.
Eddie Fagan Little Gainesville, Ga.
Julius T. Morgan Lithonia, Ga.
Howard Rudolph Park, Jr. Ideal, Ga.
Sam Houston Parris Blue Ridge, Ga.
Earl Franklin Phillips Hinesville, Ga.
Antoinette Pool Norfolk, Va.
Plennie Jordon Robinson Dawsonville, Ga.
Ernest B. Ross Blairsville, Ga.
Eleanor Cockrell Sanders Falkston, Ga.
Evelyn Isabell Walls Gumming, Ga.
Max Oren Whitaker Asheville, N. C.
Blaunche Thompson Wildes Rome, Ga.
Zella Styles Wilson Bowden, Ga.
Project of Senior Class of 1951 — Archway at Entrance of W^alk on the Front Campus
^^J
f3>'
V resident
Robert W. Duncan
Griffin, Georgia
Jimmy E. Moore
Buena Vista, Georgia
Sponsor
Mrs. R. E. Duncan
Griffin, Georgia
Juh/ci'^
Secretary
Graham P. Lowe, Jr
Fort Valley, Georgia
RoYCE C. Bartlett
Fort Valley, Georgia
A. Arnold
ih, Georgia
Art
HUR M. Bennett. Jr.
ers, Georgia
Robe
Cony
ers, Georgia
WiLLiA.M O. Christopher.
Douglas, Georgia
Jr. Caroe
De So
VN Clay
o, Georgia
Elder T. Cras> fc
Blakely, Georgia
lAM C. CuLPEPrCK
oa, Georgia
Lith
ELER Davidson
onia. Georgia
Clm
Cairo
ORD A. Davis
. Georgia
GuERRY Davis, Jr.
Buford, Georgia
DOBO
Macon
, Georgia
Dyer D. Edk-ard
Jackson, Georgia
VI F. FlNDLEY
ville. Georgia
Ralp
Ceci
H J. Griffis
, Georgia
Hen«
Hahi
Y R. Hate, Jr.
a, Georgia
Bernice J. Harben
Dawsonville, Georgia
ROBER
Elberl
T E. Heweee _
an. Georgia
Victor H. Hutce
Columbus, Georg
YLE A. IBBY
Valley, Georgia
Stan
Chat
TON T. Jones
sworth, Georgia
Edwi
McR
N A. Kersey
e, Georgia
Tunis P. Lang, Jr.
Sandersville, Georgia
Willi
Clarks
,M J. Livsey, Jr.
ton, Georgia
James A. McClu
Cartecay, Georgia
mBammSM
Cuthberc, Georgia
. P. Sims
im, Georgii
J. Styles
Mary E. Whii
PICTURES NOT SHOWN
Youns Hi
Henry Shanahan
Dahloncga, Georgia
Pn-siJct
WiLF.Y R. McGriff
Atlanta, Georgia
Vtcc-PrciiJcnt
iETTYE Jo Scott
Macon, Georgia
Spoinor
Mrs. L. J. McGriff
Atlanta, Georgia
Sccrelary
Marvin B. Doster
Athens, Georgia
Treasurer
\11LLIAM J. Ya
Marietta, Georg
^Cfih^tncte^
^Md^
Mrs. Mary A. Shllton
Dahlonega, Georgia
Henry G. Shugabt
Calhoun, Georgia
John H. Shui.ari
Calhoun, Georgia
Francis M. Sibley
Decatur. Georgia
Martin L. Silox
Perry, Georgia
Max S. Sims
Fitzgerald, Georgia
Paul C. Simms
Dahlonega, Georgia
Richard F. Simonton
Griflin, Georgia
Mary Slaton
Dawsonville, Georgia
Clifford L. Snydek
Marietta, Georgia
James F. Spencer
New Holland, Georgia
JANIE R. Stancil
Dahlonega, Georgia
Ernest P. Springer
Dahlonega, Georgia
Frank F. Thompson
Lumpkin, Georgia
Junius B. Thornton
Dewey Rose, Georgia
Sara F. Thurston
Atlanta, Georgia
Gilmer L. Vandiver
Helen, Georgia
Rule D. Walker
Copper Hill, Tenne
loHN R. WnsoN
boraville, Georgia
Moses L. 'Wii son
Locust Grove, Georgia
PICTURES
John W. Winn
Hinesville, Georgia
NOT SHOWN
William C. Wofford
Gainesville, Georgia
Stanley E. Campbell
Decatur, Georg.a
John C. Canon
Dahlonega. Georgia
Cedartown, Georgia
•«iLLis E. Davis
Dcmorest, Georgia
Ernest E. Donaldson
McCaysville, Georgia
James E. Garrett
Buford, Georgia
Jan.ls C. Gravity
Dahlonega, Georgia
Jack L. Greene
Ballground, Georgia
John W. Hodces
Dahlonega, Georgia
Robert F. Jones
Tallapoosa, Georgia
William B. Kemp
Sylvania, Georgia
Willie H. Leviis
Helen, Georgia
Eldon L. Manslield. Jr.
Albany, Georgia
Walter E. Mieks
Alto, Georgia
William S. Perr.n
Tucker, Georgia
James L. Sanders
Cleveland, Georgia
James M. Wright
Elliiay, Georgia
jEssi L. Yadfn, Jr
Uruid Hills, Georgi
PresiJent
Alton L. Amis
Dublin, Georgia
CHARltS «■. AR81DGE, Jn,
William D. Allen . .
HoME» D. Allison . .
O-iEN C. Amos . . .
RiLEv D. Anderson .
Thlrman E. Anderson
Emmett J. Arnold III
JLLIUS E. ASBELLE . .
Marion W. Avai
James H. Babb
Sherman G. Ba
James P. Ban
James C. Barr
Mary E. Bates
George H. Ba
Vice-Prcsi,l<->i/
ETTY J. ShEAROUSE
Decatur, Georgia
. Rome, Georgii
LIthonia. Georgii
. Tif.on, Georgij
. Valona. Georgia
Fort Valley, Georgia
. Reidsville, Georgia
. Sarasota. Florida
Eastonollee, Georgia
. Roberta. Georgia
. Atlanta. Georgia
Gumming, Georgia
East Point, Georgia
Macon. Georgij
. Crandall, Georgia
Commerce, Georgi;
Tignall, Georgia
. Jersey, Georgi:
Cornelia, Georgia
Vf. BoviMAN Macon. Georgia
S. Bramblett Atlanta. Georgia
s S. Brice Gainesville. Georgia
S. Brooks Jefferson, Georgia
Peggy V. Brooks
Douglas D. Broi
Jo Ann Blrdeete
JUDSON W. Byrd
Canton. Georgia
lyeltev.lle. Georgia
Calhoun, Georgii
Atlanta, Georgu
Spomor
Mrs. •«'. ■«'. Ax
Dublin, Georgii
Secretary
Gay Scott
Decatur, Georgi;
Treasurer
Robert C. Stephens
Carlton, Georgia
^tejknteh
r »**v "^
dm
fHf^
James K. Cacle Nelson, Georgii
I'kank E, Calhoun, Jk Butler, Georgia
lATHER U. Campbell E,ilonton, Georgia
Wallace D. Garden Gainesville. Georgia
Joseph H. Cahmichael Meansville. Georgia
Donald J. Carter Floivcry Branch, Georgia
Charles M. Cason Huntsville, Alabama
Pierce L. Cavthon Greensboro, Georgia
Harold H. Chambless Dawson, Georgia
Robert H. Clark Griffin, Georgia
Charles E. Cobb Springvale, Georgia
Jo Beth Copfee Toccoa, Georgia
George. E. Coleman, Jr Dunsvoody, Georgia
James F. Collins Gainesville. Georgia
Iack W. Corn Marietia, Georgia
ViALTFR M. Cox Gainesville, Georgia
James N. Crak ford Hayesvllle, N. C.
Richard M. Cross Atlanta, Georgia
Thomas J. Cllpeppeb Fort Valley, Georgia
Edith A. Davis Damascus, Georgia
Jonah B. Davis, Jr Pelhara, Georgia
Thomas C. Davis Covington, Georgia
JiANETTL deJarnette DecatuT, Georgia
Rasmonu a, Dempsiv Smyrna, Georgia
Jerry B. Dettmerinc Fayetteville, Georgia
Clyde M. Dover Ellijay, Georgia
James B. Drew Atlanta, Georgia
Joseph R. Duncan Griffin, Georgia
James D. Dunlap Atlanta, Georgia
Laura J. Elliott Gainesville, Georgia
John HC. Falk Gainesville. Georgia
Charles A. Falte Cedartown. Georgia
Betty R. Fargason Atlanta. Georgia
Steve K. Ferrell -Waycross. Georgia
Sylvia J. Field Atlanta, Georgia
Anne E. FiNDLEY Alpharetta, Georgia
Fred M. Garrett Edison, Georgia
Mary F. Gilbert Pendergrass. Georgia
Allan H. Goforth Gainesville, Georgia
Bernard Goss ... ... Calhoun, Georgia
Charies W. Grefr
jAMts A. Grissett
pAUlINt GURI.EY
Albany, Georgia
Ray City, Georgia
Dahlontga, Georgia
Bobby D. Haynes
Umes H. Heener, Jr. ...
Gainesville, Georgia
Ellijay, Georgia
Wrens. Georgia
James C. Hogue
Moultrie, Georgi
Mary M. Honea
Tate, Georgi
Gainesville, Georgi
Blvthe, Georgi
James C. Huep
Crawford. Georgi
Gainesville. Georgi
Atlanta, Georg.
Atlanta, Gcorg
Roy M Jones
Atlanta, Georg
Guilford J. King . . .
iRtD J. KlTCHliNS, Jr. .
1 ARRV K. LaNGFORD . .
Charffs R. Langsfon, Jr
UlRBFHF H. LeDFORD, Jr.
Rov L. Levereft . . .
Makv E. Lewis . . .
V( IFFIAM N. LlFTLE . .
Gloria D. Livel'
Thomas H. Live
David J. Logan
Harold G. Long
VCiLLiAM P. McWh
Frances J. Malcol
Pafrick a. Mafcol
JOFIANN R. MaNNII
Magnus C. Marefte
Carffon F. Marsha
DoFORFS M. Marfin
June Marfin . .
Charfes C. Mil
Effis L. Moncr
Henry G. Mooi
Sheffv D. Mooi
. Dalcon, G(
Covinglon. Georgi
. Manella, Georg:
. Toccoa. Georg
Gainesv.lle, Georgia
Estanollee. Georgia
Hartwell. Georgia
Carnesv.lle. Georgia
Cumming, Georgi
. Chipley, Georg
. Elliiay, Georg:
Dahlonega, Georgi
RoBERF D. LoNGlNo Atlanta, Georgi
Charles L. McClain Marble Hill, Georg
Marv E. McConnell Alpharetta, Georgi
Bobby N. McElroy Macon, Geoi
. . . Royslon. G.
Stone Mountain. G<
. . . Omega, Georg
. . . Tennille, Georg
Dahlonega, Georgi
Decatur, Georg
. Griffin, Georg
Marion C. Mafhews Gainesville, Georgia
Ranell H. Mafhis Ralston, Georgia
Jo B. Meadows Atlanta, Georgia
Billy G. Middleton Ramhurst, Georgia
Jonesboro, G.
Moultrie, Gerogi
Cumm.ng, Georgi
Gene M, Moree Albany, Georgia
Thomas D. Moreland Chatsworth, Georgia
Jamfs R. Morfon, Jr Norcross, Georjis
Joseph F. Mosfeller, Jr Brookhaven, Georgia
WiFFlAM T. Mullinax Jasper. Georgia
Mary J. MuLLlNS Calhoun, Georgia
VC'illiam R. Neal, Jr Moultrie, Georgia
Charlie A. Newcomer, III Fitzgerald, Georgia
Babnev J. NICHOL5 Carnegie, Georgi:
Harold H. Nichols Carncg.e. Georgi:
RocEK L. Norman Sl. George. Georgi;
Barbara Norrell Cumming, Georg.i
Henry C. North, Jr Brunswick, Georgia
Walter G. Oeferman Chaoncey, Georgii
DoROTHV K. Olsen Sapelo Island. Georgij
John R. Olsen Sapelo Island, Georgi:
Charles D. Pace Elberton, Georgi:
Carolyn Paradise Amiry. Georgii
Annie R. Paris Rockmart, Georgia
Jo A. Parris Blue Ridge, Georgii
George R. Partridge Norcross, Georgii
Marvin E. Patterson Gainesville, Georgia
Jack P. Payne Marietta. Georgia
Joyce A. Penlay Ellijay, Georgia
Barbara J. Peters Ringgold. Georgia
James D. Pethel Gainesville. Georgia
James R. Pierce Eton. Georgia
Betty A. Pinson Gainesville. Georgia
Suzanne R. Pirkle Gainesville. Georgia
Albert L. Powell Moultrie. Georgia
Jerry D. Power Toccoa. Georgij
David J. Puckett Tiflon. Georgii
Victor L. Plickett Buford. Georgia
;|/,;Aiice Quillian Gainesville. Georgia
'*IDonald L. Randle Covington. Georgia
Barbara J. Rankin Stone Mountain. Georgia
Thomas C. Ray Commerce. Georgia
VClLLlf M. Reins. Jr Gainesville. Georgia
Eugene D. Rex Toccoa. Georgia
Mary E. Rhodes Crawfordville. Georgia
Anne M. Richardson Athens. Georgia
William H. Riddle Montezuma. Georgia
Roy A. Roberts Dalton. Georgia
James G, Robertson Turin. Georgia
Sara L. Robertson Gainesville. Georgia
Amos J. Rogers Manchester. Georgia
JEEFIE C. Rogers Gainesville. Georgia
Barbara S. Rollins Tunnel Hill. Georgia
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Bon R. RovAL St. Petersburg, Florida
Dot M. RoYSTtR Tjmpa. Florida
Bobby E. Rukkir Bcllton. Georgia
Thio Ri-MBii Warner Robins, Georgia
William A. Savace Norcross. Georgia
HucH A. Saiivir Dublin. Georgia
Paul F. Scrocgs, Jr Gainesville, Georgia
Fannii B. Seabolt Dahlonega, Georgia
William H. Settle, Jr Arnoldsville. Georgia
John 1. Se«'ell Cave Springs, Georgia
James B. Sharp, Jr Athens, Georgia
Claude R. Sheffield Willacoochee, Georgia
Dorothv J. Short Rayle, Georgia
Hugh M. Simpson McDonough, Georgia
Mart A. Slappev Blue Ridge, Georgia
Clem C. Slater. Jr Blichton. Georgia
Arthur W. Smith Dalton, Georgia
BiTIl A. Smith Clarksvillc, Georgia
HiLiiA D. Smith Commerce. Georgia
Llovo a. Smith Lavonia. Georgia
Richard C. Smith Fayettevlllc, Georgia
Harold M. Stanton Macon, Georgia
Minnie B. Starc.el Dahlonega, Georgia
Jo M. Stevens Atlanta, Georgia
GviENDoLVN Stevenson Dahlonega, Georgia
James M. Stem-art Roberta, Georgia
Thomas C. Stocks Dalton, Georgia
Theodore P. Stokely Crawford, Georgia
Elton Sumner Norman Park, Georgia
Frances B. S»aeford Clayton, Georgia
William C. Tate, Jr Gainesville, Georgia
Bitty J. Tatum Gainesville, Georgia
OllN D. Thomas Tlfton, Georgi:
Van a. Thurston Gainesville, Georgia
Jimmy F. Vandiver Jellerson, Georgia
Royce E. Veal Elberton, Georgij
F,leanor B. Vinton Atlanta, Georgij
Lamar V. Waiurip Gainesville, Georgii
Emmett F. Walraven, Jr Calhoun, Georgii
Mack C. Wanslev, Jr Carncsville, Georgij
JtRKV Ward Nashville. Gtorgw
Thomas J. Wakden Tl. McPherson. Georg.j
James W. Waters, Jk Gainesville, Gcorgij
Eleanor J. Watrins Decatur, Georsi.
James A. VCatki
Donald E. «'at.
Pegcv J. -WATSOi
William R. W«
Ranle L. We
Ned W. White .
Ralph L. Whitlev
Thomas A. WiLEV
Mildred P. Whitmire
H. Wl
R. Wii
Phillip R. Wi
Geraldine Wolee
BiLiv B. Wood .
Margie Wynne .
Habri H. Youn
Albany, Georgia
Pelham, Georgia
Estanollee, Georg.j
Lilhonia, Georgia
. . Canon. Georgia
. Elliiay, Georgia
Danielsville, Georgia
Lenox, Georgii
Bobbt a. Wheless Lexington, Georgi:
Joe R. Whitaxer Gainesville, Georgi:
Mrs. Shirley Whitaker Gainesville, Georgi.
Henry C. White. Jr Atlanta, Georgi;
. Dahlonega. Georgij
. . Pelharo. Georgii
Chickamauga. Georgij
Maysville. Georgii
Thomasville, Georgia
. Gainesville, Georgia
Chicopee. Georgia
Buena Vista. Georgia
Gumming. Georgi)
Calhoun. Georgii
. Perry, Georgii
FRESHMEN PICTURES NOT SHOWN
James F. Alfxander
Adairsville, Ga.
Joseph C. Avery
Dahlonega, Ga.
John Vt". Barber
Atlanta, Ga.
Shirley E. Bartox
Dalton, Ga.
Alston Boyle, Jr.
Guyton, Ga.
Smedley D. Breedlove
Lawrenceville, Ga.
|l\imy R. Britt
Grayson, Ga.
Mart S. Britt
Stone Mountain, Ga.
Claude H. Brown, Jr.
Marietta, Ga.
Eugene A. Brown
Dahlonega, Ga.
Joe D. Clements
Ray City, Ga.
Thomas B. Clyburn
Blue Ridge, Ga.
Larry E. Cook
Griffin, Ga.
Charles M. Cooper
Gainesville, Ga.
Henry F. Culberson, Jr
Gainesville, Ga.
Donald F. Dean
Adel, Ga.
George H. Donaldson
Sandy Springs, Ga.
Donald R. Dupree
Gainesville, Ga.
Eugene D. Ellington
Moultrie, Ga.
Robert F. Ellington
Ellijay, Ga.
Gilbert G. Ensley
Blue Ridge, Ga.
Charles C. Foster, Jr.
Roswell, Ga.
Mildred H. Garrett
Dahlonega, Ga.
Elizabeth A. Gillespie
Dahlonega, Ga.
RuTHiE A. Glover
Cleveland, Ga.
William R. Hall
Cornelia, Ga.
Dixie S. Harben
Columbus, Ga.
Warren P. Hendrix
Lawrenceville, Ga.
Rebecca A. Highsmith
Gainesville, Ga.
Alton L. Holland
Cedartown, Ga.
Thomas E. Jenkins
WrightsviUe, Ga.
William J. Kendrick
Griffin, Ga.
Jam:s W. Kidder
Atlanta, Ga.
Harold L. King
Marietta, Ga.
Harold V. King
Cartersville, Ga.
James P. King
Dahlonega, Ga.
Richard M. Land
Cartersville, Ga.
Charles R. Langston
Toccoa, Ga.
Lewis A. Lee
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Anne Liles
Dalton, Ga.
Jon W. McClure
Acworth, Ga.
William P. McKay
Moultrie, Ga.
Arthur J. Messier
Fall River, Mass.
Hughes M. Moore
Dahlonega, Ga.
Pat Owensby
Dahlonega, Ga.
Margaret S. Padgett
Augusta, Ga.
Betty J. Palmer
Dahlonega, Ga.
William R. Parker
Mclntyre, Ga.
Charles E. Parks
Dahlonega, Ga.
Robert L. Phillips
Dalton, Ga.
Crawford J. Prickett
Gainesville, Ga.
RosLYN Rogers
Lavonia, Ga,
William B. Satterfield
Dahlonega, Ga.
James L. Sisson
McCaysville, Ga.
John W. Snow
vender. Ga.
Frank I. Stewart
Marietta, Ga.
Alice P. Stover
Sutchcs, Ga.
Ann tte Thompson
Decatur, Ga.
William A. Threlkeld, Jr.
Albany, Ga.
Charles M. Tyson
Darien, Ga.
Henry L. Washington
Acworth, Ga.
Robert E. Waters, Jr.
Rome, Ga.
Allen H. Watts, Jr.
Guyton, Ga.
William J. Weeks
Blue Ridge, Ga.
Hazel C. White
Tate, Ga.
Luther R. Whitehead
Monroe, Ga.
James H. Wood
Ball Ground, Ga.
Charles S. Zeigler
Waycross, Ga.
Student Waiters
6:00 P. M.
An Exclusive Place to Eat
Thanksgiving Decorations
'We fight not to enslave, but to set a country free, and to
make room upon the earth for honest men to live in."
THE BATTALIDIV IIVSIGJ^IA
This is the official emblem of the Corps of Cadets of North Georgia College. It is
worn as a shoulder patch on the right sleeve of the uniform and as distinctive unit
insignia on both epaulettes of the dress uniform coat. This insignia was designed by
Captain Raymond C. Hamilton, a former P.M.S.&T., and was approved by the War
Department.
The design consists of a boar's head mounted on a yellow shield. The yellow repre-
sents the gold that is found in the hills around Dahlonega, and the boar's head, which is
taken from General James Edward Oglethorpe's Coat of Arms, represents hospitality.
The design above the shield consists of a blue and white bar, the school colors; a
Cherokee rose, the state flower of Georgia; and crossed muskets, the insignia of the
Infantry. Encircling the entire design is a yellow scroll designating the name and
location of the college. This emblem is proudly worn by all cadets.
MILITARY AT IV. G. C
NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
Situated at the foot of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in Dahlonega, North
Georgia College is probably the nation's most unique, military school.
The college was founded in 1873 on the stite of the abandoned U. S. Mint at Dah-
lonega. The school, long termed "Georgia's West Point," is the state's only four-year
military college. Military training is compulsory and all graduating cadets receive reserve
commissions, with the select group of Distinguished Military Graduates receiving regular
commissions if they so desire.
Down through the years the school has furnished the country with top-flight fighting
men during the time of need. The school lost more than 100 of its former students
in World War IL During this war men who received their first military training at
North Georgia College furnished the Army and Air Force with 2,3 06 men, the Navy
543, and the Marine Corps 104 — the majority were officers.
Parades are held frequently on Sunday afternoons and each spring the Battalion holds
a military problem in attack and defense. The local terrain is rough and offers good
experience in conducting operations of small units.
The military life at N. G. C. is brought to a climax each spring by the annual
Federal Inspection. Throughout its history the school has always ranked very high on
these inspections. The cadets have a right to be proud of their battalion with its glorious
history and bright future of prosperous improvement.
Reserve
Dffieers
TRAIlVmG
Corps
ROY HIOTT
Major, Inf.
P.M.S.&T.
jAMIiS A. LUTTRliLL
Major, Inf.
Mil. Science IV
HENRY V. McCABE
Captain, Inf.
Mil. Science III
G. C. LONG
J. E. DAVIDSON
W. T. WHITE
R. H. MEASE
M/Sgt., Inf.
SFC, Inf.
Cpl., Inf.
Sgl., Inf.
Mil. Science I
Administration
Administration
Supply N.C.O.
ORVILLE R. HAUSE
hi LI., Inf. (Rn.)
Commandant ot Cadets
CDMMAIVDAIVT'S
STAFF
W. H. PACQUIN
E7tsigi,, USNR
Chaplain
G. P. SHORT
Hon. Cdt. Capl.
Hq. Det. Conidr.
J. S. SIMMONS
Hon. CJl. Cupt.
LEON CAPP
Hon. Cilt. Capl.
J. R. WARDEN
Hon. Cdt. Capl.
M/SGT. A. K. GRIER, Inf.
Assistant Commandant
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BATTALION STAFF
MRS. C. B. CLIFTON
Battalion Sponsor
Albany, Georgia
LT. COL. J. R. CLIFTON
Btillalion CommaiiJn
MRS. B. M. STEVENS
Staff Sponsor
Cedartown, Georgia
MAJ. J. P. SURLS
Executhc Officer
MAj. J. KANADAY, JR.
S-i
CAPT. H. C. JOHNSON
AJjiifant
CAPT. G. E. MILLS
S-2
CAPT. J. M. MEANS
S-4
1st LT. C. E. COSPER
Ass'l. S-}
1st LT. R. A. STEPHENS
Ass't. S-4
M/SGT. A. M. BENNET
Serjeant Major
CAPT. G. W. PAVLOVSKY
B,ilhl CommanJcr
MRS. J. R. PAVLOVSKY
Band Spouwr
Norfolk, Virginia
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1st LT. J. M. COOK 2nd 11. R. R. HOLCOMBE
Executive Officer Pltitooii Leuiler
2nd Lt. Ross R. Holcombe Platoon Leader
S. Fc. Wiley R. McGriff Vlatoon Sergeant
Sgt. Henry R. Hall Platoon Guide
First Squad: Sgt. Sibley; Pvts. Chambless, Morce, Culpepper, Laclihnd,
Drexler; Cpl. Lowe.
Second Squad: Sgt. Fite; Pvts. Watson, Anderson, Reins, Veal, Long;
Cpl. Rex.
Third Squad: !Sgt. Fargason; Pvts. Miller, Scwell, Payne; Cpls. Whit-
ley, Simonton.
2nd LT. J. K. COX M/SGT. R. M. BLASINGAME
P/.1/00" Leader First Sergeant
2nd Lt. James K. Cox Platoon Leader
S. Fc. Richard H. Eaves Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. Preston L. Sessions Platoon Guide
First Squad: Sgt. McDonald; Pvts. Snyder, McKay, Hogue, Blasingame,
Neal; Cpl. Clark.
Second Squad: Sgt. Pierce; Pvts. Sharp, Allison, Clark, Luke, Ferrcll;
Cpl. Edwards.
Third Squad: Sgt. Williams; Pvts. Culpepper, Megahce, Malcolm, Dett-
mering; Cpl. Hasty.
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Capt. J. P. King
Conimatidiiig Officer
MissFlorlnck King
Sponsor
Avondale Estates, Ga.
CDMP/IIVY "A"
1st Lt. R. S. Willm
Excculivc Officer
2nd Lt. a. Sttwart 2ni) Lt. C. E. Wist
Platoon Leader Platoon Leader
FIRST PLATDDIV
;nl) Lt. \C. H. Smith
Platoon Leader
M/Sgt. a. E. French
First Sergeant
First Squad: Sgt. R. E. Ash, Pvts.
E. T. Crawford, W. L. Pass, F. E.
Walraven, CpL T. E. Anderson.
Second Squad: Sgt. R. W. Dun-
can, Pvts. W. E. Davis, J. B. Nich-
ols, R. C. Stephens, C. L. Chap-
man, CpL B. H. Henderson.
Third Squad: Sgt. R. S. Peacock,
Pvts. J. C. Avery, L. H. Cook, Wm.
F. Mullinax. M. C. Marrett.
■mhM Fourth Squad: Sgt. G. W. Brook-
shire, Pvts. B. G. Middleton, R. H.
Clark, V. L. Puckett, J. R. Duncan,
CpL Pat Owensby.
A. SliMAKi Platoon Leader
M. R. Shelton Platoon Leader
V. n. 'OCiLLiAMS Platoon Guide
SECDIVD PLATDDIV
Fin/ Squad: Sgt. Harold Jones,
Pvts, J. D. Boggus, R. E. Waters,
T. A. Wjlcy, B. A. Wheless, J. P.
King, Cpl. C. T. Ruark.
SiiOihl Squad: Sgt. P. R. Wise,
Pvts. S. E. Campell, J. W. Waters,
A. J. Messier, G. E. Shugart, J. C.
Trepangier, Cpl. A. I. Crettenden.
Third Squad: Sgt. J. E. Moore,
Pvts. T. C. Davis, W. J. Kendrick,
C. M. Dover, E. G. Hlckson, C. S.
Zeigler, Cpl. F. W. Moseley.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. J. W. Thomp-
son, Pvts. F. E. Huff, F. J. Kitch-
ens, Jr., Wm. N. Little, L. A.
Smith, D. R. DuPree, Cpl. G. D.
Davis, Jr.
2nd Lt. C. E. West Platoon Leader
J. L. Jessup Platoon Sergeant
S. T. Jones Platoon Guide
THIRD PLATDDIV
First Squad: Sgt. W. J. Livsey,
Pvts. W. L. Segars, D. D. Roper,
L. E. Cook, C. R. Langston, F. E.
Thompson, Cpl. L. C. Adams.
S<-(0«</ Squad: Sgt. M. B. Doster,
Pvts. G. H. Donaldson, M. L. Wil-
son, F. E. Calhoun, G. E. Coleman,
Cpl. A. S. Holbrook.
Third Squad: Sgt. R. A. Bates,
Pvts. J. R. Pierce, J. H. Carmichael,
L. A. Lee, J. P. Bannister, R. S.
Brisendine.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. Wm. P. Se-
well, Pvts. D. L. Randlc, G. P.
Hill, T. D. Moreland, W. P. Mc-
Whirter, Cpl. C. C. Pritchett.
W. H. Smith Platoon Leader
Sgt. 1st Cl. L. B. Travis Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. W. J. Yaw Platoon Guide
Capt. E. C. Merck
Commanding Officer
Mrs. E. C. Merck
Sponsor
Gainesville, Georgia
COMPANY B"
1st Lt. A. T. FoRu 2ni) Lt. W. H. HouK 2ni> Lt. C. Q. Shoki 2ni) I.t. W. t. Mundy
Excciitiiv Officer Plitnnn Leader VUitnon Leader Platoon Leader
M/Sgt. B. J. Harris
first Sergeant
FIRST PLATDDIV
F:nt Squad: Sgt. Wm. S. Perrin,
Sgt. James T. Hurt, Pvts. J. F.
Mosteller, C. M. Cooper, J. R. Britt,
A. H. Goforth, Cpl. H. L. Mat-
thews.
Second Squad: Sgt. W. C. Haw-
kins, Pvts. C. E. Parks, J. W. Falk,
W. M. Cox, W. H. Riddle, J. D.
Hardage, Cpl. J. C. Gravitt.
Third Squad: Sgt. F. P. Stringer,
Pvts. G. Arnold, R. M. Cross, E. B.
Bird, T. I. Haralson, J. F. Collins,
Cpl. J. \V. Byrd.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. G. L. Van-
diver, Pvts. W. D. Allen, H. C.
White, R. F. Ellington, W. J. El-
liott, J. D. Byrd, Sgt. B. F. Pirn.
2ni) Lt. W. H. Houk Platoon Leader
ScT. 1st Cl. E. W. PucKiiTT Platoon Sergeant
£gt. \V. J. Riley Platoon Guide
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SECDIVD PLATDDN
2nd Lt. C. Q. Shore PLi/oni, LvaJa-
ScT. 1st Cl. H. K. Heath Vlatooii Sergeant
Sgt. J. A. McClurz . . Platoon Guide
F,rst SclllaJ: Sgt. W. O. Huglies,
Pvts. J. Stewart, W. G. Offcrman,
C. F. Marshall, C. A. Sheffield, Cpl.
J. W. Snow.
Seewnl Sqiia,/: Sgt. W. T. Poor,
Pvts. J. H. Hefner, H. Shanahan,
P. C. Simms, E. C. Isnahour, Cpl.
W. I.. Ponder.
Thiril Squad: Sgt. L. W. Hatta-
way, Pvts. E. A. Brown, D. F. Dean,
T. Rumble, E. T. 'Wright, Cpl. J.
I . Hurt.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. ^i'. E. Meeks,
Pvts. S. D. Breedlove, J. D. Dunlop,
T. C. Warden, C. A. Ealte, Cpl.
,|. B. Tho
THIRD PLATDDIV
Pint Squad: Sgt. W. D. Ho't,
Pvts. V. A. Thurston, W. C. Wof-
ford, C. A. Irby, J. K. Grant, \V.
D. Garden, Cpl. T. O. Eowler.
Second Squad: Sgt. W. W. Da-
vidson, Pvs. N. W. White, J. D.
Pethel, S. G. Baggarley, V. Carder,
J. A. Crawford, Cpl. R. H. Mathls.
Third Squad: Sgt. F. G. Tallant,
Pvts. J. W. Ridder, P. E. Scroggs,
H. H. Ledford, H. M. Simpson, H.
G. Long, Sgt. R. F. Jones.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. H. L. Thur-
mond, Pvts. R. W. McElroy, A. L.
Holland, C. W. Akridge, R. L.
\l"ellborn, Cpl. A. McLean.
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2nd Lt. W. E. Mundv Platoon Leader
Sgt. 1st Cl. J. H. Matthews Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. J. A. Simms Platoon Guide
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Commuiijhin Off hi
Mrs. E. H. Kinglry
Sponsor
Gordon, Georgia
COMPANY "C"
1st Lt. E. H. Pedrick
Execuihe Officer
2nd Lt. C. a. Davis
Platoon Leader
:nu Lt. D. H. Threlkeld 2nd Ln. V. H. Hutchison M/Sct. W. J. Hinson
Platoon Lcmh-r Third Platuun Leader First Sergeant
FIRST PLATDDIV
First Squad: Sgt. A. H. Reese,
Pvts. J. E. Asbclle, N. L. Williams,
Jr., L. V. Campbell, J. Babb, W. H.
Settle, Jr., Cpl. C. L. McClain.
Second Squad: Sgt. E. L. Mans-
field, Pvts. C. L. Slater, Jr., R. E.
Holcomb, R. L. Leverett, J. A.
Watkins, W. A. Housley, Cpl. G. G.
Ensley.
Third Squad: Sgt. W. M. Cal-
houn, Pvts. W. Coffey, H. W. Hop-
per, R. M. Hill, R. L. Norman.
H. C. North, Jr., Cpl. B. A. Boyle.
Jr.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. D. P. Sims,
Pvts. J. W. McClure, J. R. Olsen,
J. K. Cagle, W. R. Parker, G. H.
Amason, Cpl. J. D. Davis.
2nd Lt. C. a. Davis Platoon Leader
Sgt. 1st Cl. R. W. McBride Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. L. T. Oxford Platoon Guide
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SECDIVD PLATDDIV
F:rsl SquaJ: Sgt. L. P. Chafin,
Pvts. H. H. Nichols, J. D. Puckett,
R. W. Bowman, M. C. Hawk, D.
R. Harper, D. J. Logan, Cpl. C. W.
Greer.
S.ro«,/ SqiiaJ: Sgt. R. C. Bart-
lett, Pvts. R. B. Longino, F. M.
Garrett, R. M. Land, W. A. Threl-
keld, C. C. Foster, Cpl. J. D.
Clements.
Third Squad: Sgt. B. Y. Holwell,
Pvts. A. L. Amis, H. A. Sawyer,
J. Ward, J. Bramblett, C. D. Page,
Cpl. P. A. Jensen.
Tonrth Squad: Sgt. T. P. Lang,
Pvts. O. C. Amos, C. M. Cason,
R. M. Jones, H. M. Stanton, Cpl.
G. A. Stephens.
2nd Lt. D. H. TnKiLKiiii Platoon Leader
Sgt. 1st Cl. R. E. Hiwell Platoon Serjeant
Sgt. W. E. Oxford Platoon Guide
THIRD PLATDDIV
First Squad: Sgt. L. K. Langford,
Pvts. L. R. Whitehead, J. A. Gris-
sett, C. S. Brice, W. J. Weeks, R. F.
Harrell, Cpl. D. N. McCurdy.
Second Squad: Sgt. W. J. Moran,
Cpl. W. D. Ray, Pvts. W. C. Tate,
J. R. Manning, M. C. Wansley, G.
H. Baxter, Cpl. I. G. Roberts.
Third Squad: Sgt. J. M. Hall,
Pvts. E. L. Lewis, M. L. Silcox,
J. G. Robertson, H. G. Moore, H.
V. King, Cpl. T. E. Jenkins.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. R. C. Wil-
liams, Pvts. E. A. Donaldson, M. D.
Lawrence, R. C. Smith, Cpl. W. O.
Christopher, Sgt. 1st Cl. J. T.
Coleman.
2nd Lt. V. H. Hutchison Platoon Leader
Sct. 1st Cl. R. C. Wvsong Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. D. B. Patillo Platoon Guide
Capt. E. M. EbiiRharot
Cumniuinli,,)- Officer
tM'^ -t'^'tu^A . k
Miss Robbth Wlstbrook
Sponsor
Cedartown, Georgia
1st Lt. F. T. Thrasher
Exec It tiff Officer
CDMPAIVY "D
MD Lt. C. E. Parrtsh ^nli Lt. B. F. Sowel
Piafooii Lciiih-r Pialoim Leader
2nd Lt. E. J. Nix
Platoon Leader
M/Sgt. a. J. Weatherington
First Sergeant
FIRST PLATDDIV
Fhit SqnaJ: Sgt. J. C. Barrow,
Pvts. J. W. Winn, R. A. Roberts,
J. Hope, G. Partridge, W. Woods.
Second Squad: Sgt. T. R. Ruther-
ford, Pvts. C. J. Hamrick, H. H.
Young, L. Y. Waldrip, T. C. Ray,
B. L. McDonald, Cpl. J. H. Hen-
son.
Third Squad: Sgt. R. J. Griffis,
Pvts. A. J. Rogers, C. T. Caswell,
G. King, J. L. Sisson, Cpl. A. H.
Watts, Cpl. J. R. Oakes.
fo«r//j Squad: Sgt. F. M. Ches-
ter, Pvts. R. A. Dempsey, W. R.
Williams, A. Smith, C. R. James,
Cpl. E. L. Abercrombie.
2nd Lt. C. E. Parrish Platoon Leader
Sgt. 1st Cl. J. L. Watkins Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. J. H. Stephens Platoon Guide
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SECDND PLATDDIV
Fi,i.l SqnaJ: Sgt. W. R. Cooper,
Pvts. J. E. Garrett, C. A. New-
comer, H. L. Jay, C. E. Cobb, Cpl.
J. E. Spencer, Cpl. J. M. Langston.
Sccoiul Sqnud: Sgt. W. W. Phil-
lips, Pvts. J. C. Huff, F. I. Stewart,
T. P. Stokely, W. P. Hendrix, O. C.
Nickelron, Cpl. R. D. Walker.
Third Squad: Sgt. S. H. Phillips,
Pvts. W. A. Savage, T. H. Living-
ston, M. S. Britt, J. B. Drew, J. S.
Whitworth, Cpl. J. R. Morton.
fomlh Squad: G L. Brookshire,
Pvts. B. J. Wctherington, J. D.
Power, J. R. Kennedy, O. D.
Thompson, E. A. Patterson, Cpl.
B. J. Lewis.
2nd Lt. B. F. SoWtLL
Sgt. 1st Cl. "W". D. McClure
Sgt. W. C. Tippins, Jr.
. PUtoon Lender
Plaloou Ser^ctutt
. Platoon Guide
THIRD PLATDDIV
First Squad: Sgt. L. B. Chandler,
Pvts. J. H. Hulsey, D. D. Brown,
J. H. Jacobs, C. H. Brown, Cpl.
H. F. Findley.
Second Squad: J. L. Yaden, Pvts.
J. W. Barber, H. L. Hobbs, H. F.
Culberson, D. J. Carter, T. B. Cly-
burn, Cpl. W. B. Kemp.
Third Squad: Cpl. J. M. ^X'right,
Pvts. J. M. Whitehurst, C. L. Black-
man, A. L. Powell, E. Sumner, T.
C. Stocks.
Four/h Squad: Sgt. W. A. Craig,
Pvts. E. E. Ellington, J. Prickett,
B. Haynes, J. E. Corn, Cpl. E. L.
Moncrief,
HEADOUARTERS DETACHMEIVT
Front Row: Capt. G. P. Short, Dct. Conidr.; Capt. J, S. Simmons, M/Sgc. N. S. Brown, Capt.
L. H. Capp.
Back Row: Pvt. M. E. Patterson, Pvt. Cawthorne. P. L.; Sgt. B. C. Amick, Sgt. W. E. Bennct, Cpl. F. R.
Horton, Sgt. J. C. Holmes.
SUMMER CAMP, FT. BEIVIVIIVG, GA., 1950
Fint Row: J. K. Cox, F. G. Tallant, J. T. Coleman, E. W. Puckctt, W. R. Cooper, J. T. Morgan,
H. K. Heath.
SccomI Row: W. C. Hawkins, J. W. Johnson, M. B. Dostcr, R. \V. McBride, A. P. Micgal, G. E.
McDonald, E. C. Merck, C. Q. Shore.
Third Row: B. B. Fite, R. C. Wysong, B. F. Sowell. W. D. Holt, F. T. Thrasher, E. ,). Nix, C. E.
Cosper, B. J. Lewis, A. E. Smith.
Fourth Row: W. J. Moran, J. W. Thompson, O. C. Nickclson, J. S. Whitworth, H. C. Johnson, H. R.
Johnson, W. R. McGrifl, W. H. Smith.
Fifth Row: V. H. Hutchison, J. M. Cook, M. R. Shelton, L. B. Travis, R. W. Duncan, A. E. Crow,
G. W. Home, J. L. Jessup.
Sixth Row: W. D. Hughes, E. H. Pedrick, G. L. V.indiver, W. J. Hinson, W. E. Mundy, J. H.
Matthews, S. T. Jones, K. R. Woods.
Seventh Row: A. T. Ford, L. B. Chandler, R. E. Ash, J. T. Hurt, H. M. Moore, A. J. Wetherington,
G. D. Gassett, B. J. Harris.
60
We See A Tank Demonstration
Flame 1 hrowcr in Action
SCENES FRDM SUMMER CAMP
FORT BEIVXIIVG, G/\., 1950
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L>^-siL^
A Ten Minute Break
Expert Marksmen in the Making
Fourth of July Guard Duty
In the Pits
"The Wheels"
Capt. Wilson and Sgt. Askern
Pvt. Snyder Reports for Guard Report
The Sweetheart Dance
MILITARY SCENES
Pass in Review
'Toon Leaders, Take Up the Drill Order!
'C" Company Stacks Arms
"B" Company Takes Arms
'Freedom is not to limit but to share;
and freedom here is freedom everywhere.**
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UPrganfeatinna
Mrs. J. V. Hutchison
Columbus, Georgia
Sponwr for Editor
Victor H. Hutchison
Editor
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Dr. Dorothy Brown Mr. H. H. Gilbert
Advisors
Editorial Business
Phctc^Mpket^
Mrs. James M. Cook, Sr.
Wrightsville, Georgia
Business Mgr. Sponsor
James M. Cook, Jr.
Business Manager
GEORGE PARTRIDGE, LARRY LANGFORD, and
ELEANOR JONES were the talented staff members who did
an excellent job.
Without the knowledge, dependability, and hard work of
EDWARD LEWIS and MAX SIMS this book would not have
been possible.
ClaUeA
SHIRLEY ALIEN {As^t. Editor} always did a commend-
able job on each cask that was assigned. HENRY HALL
(Clan Editor), MARVIN LAWRENCE, and JEAN FOW-
LER, solved the class layouts after many problems and
expended ene.gy. JUANITA HARRIS and ELINOR VIN-
TON put many hard hours in doing the senior class section.
iHilitat^ and OtfanijathtU
ALLAN FORD {Military Editor), CLIFFORD DAVIS,
and BILL HOUK, were the first to finish their section.
BROADUS SOWELL (Organizations Editor), WALTER
MORAN, ELENA DELMONTE, after much confusion with
sponsor pictures, rosters, and write-ups, came out with the
largest section in the book.
The enviable task of doing the beauty section and "Who's
Who" fell to CAROLYN CLAY and ARTHUR BENNETT.
These pages prove to be some of the most interesting. WIL-
LIAM HUGHES selected the snapshots.
^pCttA
The fact that all sports are not played in the fall gave
LUTHER TRAVIS many headaches but, with the assistance
of HARRY JOHNSON and BILL PERRIN, he came out
with a section representative of N. G. C. intercollegiate and
intramural sports. CAROLYN CALLAWAY and' EDITH
BUSH also made a good showing of co-ed sports.
SuMm^^ ^ta^^
KENNETH COX, BETTY JO SCOTT, and GEORGE
McDonald were the assistants to the business manager and
through them this annual was made financially possible. This
efficient staff set a new record in ad sales.
1^1 1 mm-
Ulen, Victor Hutchison, Dallas Clarke, Janet King, John Simms, Guy Amason, George Gowder,
Joe Dobson, Luther Travis, Don Boggus, John Wilson, Ben McDonald, and Grady Carter.
Chem-Ati-if Ciulf
The Chemistry Club is composed of members who are Chemistry majors or minors.
Programs are given at the meetings on the various phases of chemistry and professional
fields open to a graduate chemist. During the year the club sponsors field trips to such
nearby points of interest as the chemical laboratories and plants of Atlanta. Once a
year a trip is arranged to include those freshmen and sophomores interested in chem-
istry as a major.
Shirley Allen
Pnshhnt
George Gowder
Vice-President
Mack Hill, Wesley Phillips, Shirley Allen, Ken Cox, Ernest Eberhardt, Ben Amick, Powell Lang, Olii
Hasty, George Harris, Charles Redmond, Tom Williams, Isaac Roberts, James Gravitt, Preston Sessions
Ben Drexler, Bill Culpepper, Charlie Newcomer, and William Ray.
PhlfMa Cluit
Three years ago the physics majors organized the PHYSICS CLUB with member-
ship, for the most part, made up of junior and senior physics majors, but open to
freshmen and sophomores who have elected to major in the field of physics.
The club serves as a medium for the pursuit of individual interests and also to main-
tain liaison with the rapid advances in the fields of theoretcial and applied physics. This
is done through lectures, demonstrations, field trips, and various other programs of
interest to the members.
Mrs. Madeline A. Henderson
S/jo//u>r
Jack Anthony
Thomas Williams
Vicf-PrniJait
Ken Cox
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Martin Sibley, Janet King, VCalte
Hutchison, Jack Oxford, Frank Pii
Moran, Johann Manning, Carolyn Clay, Marty Akridge, Victor
jack Thompson, Billy Smith, George Gowder, Bette Pierce, Grady
larter, Bobby Lewis, Bill Tippins.
Science Ciul^
The Science Club was the first club organized on the North Georgia College campus.
It is an open membership club composed of biology majors, pre-professional students,
and anyone interested in its activities. Programs are given on various phases of wildlife
and conservation, vocations open to science majors, aspects of health, genetics and other
similar topics of interest. The programs are frequently given by the students themselves
as well as by outside speakers. Field trips are sponsored by the club to various places
of scientific interest in the state.
Janet King
Carolyn Clay
Bette Sue Pierce
Martha Akridge
Victor Hutchisoi
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Parliamentarian
Proxram Chairma,
Allen, Charlie Newcomer, Bobby McElro)
William Ray, Clifford Snyder, Ben Dr.
Culpepper, Puwelll Lang, Jim Hurt,
der.
Ra4h Ciulf
The Radio Club is made up of those students interested in amateur radio. They are
either amateurs or working toward their government Hcenses. Activities of the club
include: field trips on which equipment is tested and experiments made, radio construc-
tion, group study of the International Morse Code and radio theory, and lectures on
technical subjects by different club members.
Mrs. C. T. Hardace
Spomor
Harry B. Forester
Advisor
Dan Hardaci;
ROBIRT Batis
Viit-Pnsideiit
Mack Calhoun
Secretary
Harry Johnson
Treasurer
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CLrrroRn Adam";
The YMCA Is a campus group which is recognized for Christian activity and
service. The organization takes just pride in its community welfare work. Each
year the YMCA cooperates with the YWCA in sponsoring the Religious Emphasis
Week. These coordinated efforts of the YMCA and the YWCA make possible pro-
grams and activities which contribute to the social, intellectual, and spiritual life of
each NGC student.
YMCA CABIIVET
Robert Blasingame
Carlyle Irby
Bill Williams
Evelyn Clay
Sponsor
C(K \c 1 CONN'LR
Carolyn Cla
President
Dot deJarn'i
Vuc-PrcsiJc„l
Kdith Bush
Peggy Smelley
Treasurer
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We unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge
of God. We determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this
task we seek to understand Jesus and to follow Him. The YWCA, together with the
YMCA, tries to maintain a well-rounded spiritual, educational, and recreational program.
We sponsor a Religious Emphasis Week every year, and our Freshman Talent Night is
a tradition. We have joint meetings every week, at which time we present outside
speakers, faculty speakers, student forums, etc.
YWCA C/IBIIVET
Mary Shearouse
ETTVE Jo Scott
Ann Grant
Carolyn Paradise
Norma Porter
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Bill Christopher, William Livcsy, Russel McBride, Sonny Hawkins. Yates Hall, Ed Nix, Marvin Doster
Jack Yaw, Guerry Davis, Billy Mundy, Allen Gurlcy, Ralph Smith, Harry Johnson, Lamar Chapman
William Hughes, Robert Briscndine, Horace Matthews, Juanita Harris, Elinor Vinton, Sabra Horton
Jerry Wolfe, Jean Fowler, Gay Hannah, Jcftie Rogers, Jo Stevens, Jean Peters, Leroy Mansfield, David Sims
Phelan Lowe, Jimmie Moore, Frank Mosley, Walter Meeks, Bill Perrin, Wheelar Davidson, Buzz McGrifl,
Allen McLean.
p/iifj. U Cid
The purpose of the Physical Education Club is to promote interest
and provide opportunities for further study in Physical Education.
The organization is professional in nature and the programs which are
presented by its members are recreational as well as informational.
The Club's 3 5 members meet twice monthly and membership is
extended to all individuals who are interested in Physical Education.
HORACF. Matti
President
Juanita Harris
Vice-PreuJeiit
BURN C. Hawkins
Treasurer
Capp, Johnny Watkins, Wllllan
ice Matthews, Seldon Brown, Jo
Livesy, Alfred Holbrook, Charles Bartlett, RusscI McBride, Coach Russell, John Anthony, Jimmie Moore,
Clements, Phelan Lowe, Ray Cooper, Junior Kannaday, Leroy Mansfield, Benjamin Pim, Henry Hall,
Frank Mosley, Harold Jones, David Sims, Tom Fowler.
XettetmaH'A Ciulf
The Lettermen's Club is an organization of those students at North Georgia who
have at any time earned an intercollegiate sport letter. Baseball, basketball, tennis, and
rifle are considered to be conducted on an intercollegiate basis. Also qualifying as mem-
bers are those students who have earned a letter in cheerleading, or who have gained
sufficient points in intramural sports to have received a letter.
It is the purpose of the Club, not only to promote goodwill and sportsmanship among
all, but to provide an official organization and a medium of association for the letter-
men of North Georgia College. It is the desire of the Club to sponsor a permanent
athletic project for the year 1951-52, and also to hold a banquet; this is in addition
to its nine regular meetings.
It is to be considered that each member of the Lettermen's Club has at one time put
forth extreme personal effort in behalf of the College activity which his or her letter
symbol signifies.
Mrs. Gloria Leon Capp
S/)OMSor
Frank Mosley
Secretary-Treasurer
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RosLYN Rogers
Sponsor
Jamls R. Clifton
PnsiJct
William H. Smith
First Vice-President
Maj. James A. Luttrlll
AJtiscr
George Mills
Second Vice-President
Edwin Kingerv
'ivcretary-Treaslire}
Joe Stephenson
Sergeant -at- Arms
Erwtn Merck
Chaplain
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The Rex Fraternity, one of the traditional organizations of North Georgia College,
was organized in 1917 and is the oldest fraternity now on the campus. Under the
capable leadership of James R. Clifton, the Rex has enjoyed a very profitable year.
The main objective of the Rex is to promote friendship and brotherhood among its
members and the student body. Each quarter several social events are sponsored by the
Rex, including trips to the lakes, informal dances and banquets.
Members
Marvin Doster
Ross Holcomb
John Holmes
William Hughes
Bill Livsev
Joseph Kannaday
Charles Parrish
H *^
Mrs. Frank Thrashlr
Spot! so r
Bobby Hewell
Treasurer
Hezekiah Heath
Sgt. at Arms
As a leading factor in the fraternal and social life of the school, the Sigma Theta Fraternity has
reached its present status in sixteen years of prosperous growth. The chapter was founded at North
Georgia College in 1934, having been brought here by two faculty members.
The Sigma Theta cooperates with the other fraternal and social organizations on the campus to give
the annual Pan-Hellenic dance each winter. The fraternity sponsors many informal dances, banquets and
picnics for its members and the student body.
With its present growth and interest the Sigma Theta Fraternity can be expected to show even more
progress in its future activities.
Members
John Anthony
George Brookshire
Lamar Chapman
Jimmy Cook
Picnic At Washega
Jack Zuker
PledqE
Members At Candlelight Dance
Martain Siblhv
Mrs. Frank Thrasher,
Chicopee, Ga.
Co-Spoiiwr
JlMMV Co
Member
Miss Pat Brett
Harriman, Tenn.
Co-Sponaor
Robert Duncan
Member
PaH-HelUhic CeuHcil
The Pan-Hcllcnic Council is made up of three members from each of the fraternities.
It is the function of this council to promote the smooth and close harmony between
the Rex and Sigma Theta.
The Council has as its social side one formal a year which is usually given in the
winter quarter. The Council is ever striving to see that the fraternities give the student
body a well-rounded social life.
Lillian A. Johnston
Barbara Ann Duncan
President
Bernice J. Harben
Vice-President
R. Charles Bartlett
Sponsor
Louise Hitch
Secretary
T. Beth Phillips
Treasurer
^ec Club CcuHcii
M. Sue Sewell
Reporter
Miss Sara Bruce founded the Recreation Association of North Georgia College, better known as the Rec Club, in the
fall of 1936.
The purpose of the organization is to provide opportunities and promote interest in participation in wholesome recrea-
tional activities.
The membership is made up of four teams with the council governing the club under the direction of the Women's
Director of Physical Education. A president, secretary, treasurer, reporter, four team captains and co-captains, make up
the council. The team captains are responsible for the organization and proper functioning of their team. Every girl at-
tending North Georgia College can be a member of the Rec Club, and she can decide which team to join. Each year
tournaments are held in almost every sport. The point system is used and, at the end of the year, the team which has
accumulated the most points is awarded a cup. The girls having fifteen hundred or more points are also awarded letters,
sweaters, or stars.
North Georgia's Rec Club tries in every way to carry out its motto: "An activity for every girl — a girl in every
activity."
Martha Ann Akridge
Samille Willis
Carolyn Calloway
Peggy Ann Smelley
Norma J. Porter
Carolyn L. Jossers
JuANiTA Harris
Jeffie C. Rogers
Sue Brooks
Barbara Rankin
Gay Scott
Gloria Lively
Peggy Watson
Mary Honea
Frances Swafford
Mary Emma Benton
Betty Fargason
Mary Frances Gilbert
Sue Rollins
Ruth Westbrook
Jean Peters
June Malcom
Dolores Martin
Eleanor Jones
Hazel White
Laura Jean Elliot
Hilda Smith
Imogene Brown
Annie Ruth Paris
Rita Jarrard
Ruth Stancil
Helen Cannon
Norma Porter
ToNI ElDSON
Joyce Pickens
Jo Anne Parris
Juanita Moss
Carolyn Jowers
Ruth Dorsett
Annette Reid
Louise Hitch
Mary Ann Redd
phi Om/cfOHJ
Norma J. Porter
Captain
Robert S. Williams, Jr
Sponsor
Carolyn L. Jowers
Co-Captain
Shirley Allen
Bena Burns
Edith Bush
Carolyn Callawa
Linda Chapman
jo Beth Coffee
Guynell Collier
Dixie Harden
Marty Holbrook
Dot deJarnette
Jeanette deJarnette
Mary Mason
Jo Beth Meadows
Margie Mitchell
Kay Olsen
Betty Ann Pinson
Virginia Printz
Mary Rearden
Betty Rhodes
RosLYN Rogers
Dot Royster
BUNNIE Rl
Mary Ann Slappey
Peggy Smelley
Jo Stephens
Betty Jo Tatum
Ann Thompson
Sarah 1 huksion
Mary Eunice White
Barbara Norrell
Nicky Jackson
Sarah Robertson
Norma Jarrard
tl/letcuteaHA
Carolyn M. Callaway
Captain
J. Ronald Duncan
Sponsor
Peggy Ann Smelley
Co-Capfain
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Jean Arnold
Anne Grant
Smira Horton
Ann Nix
Mary Shearouse
Carolyn Clay
RuTHiE Glovlr
Janet King
Alice Quilliax
Gwen Stevenson
Edith Davis
Pauline Gurley
Marion Mathews
Ann Richardson
Eleanor Vinton
Barbara Duncan
Gay Hannah
Susie Pirkle
Jeffie Rogers
Jean Watkins
Jean Fowler
Juanita Harris
Joyce Penland
Dot Sanders
Jerry Wolfe
Ann Frazer
Ann Highsmith
Betty- Palmer
Betty Jo Scott
Nancy Ward
Marion Graham
TtakliftaH^
Juanita Harris
Captain
NlSBET S. Kendrick
Spoinor
Jeffie C. Rogers
Co-Captain
Marty Akridge
Jane Bailey
Bet Bateman
Peggv Brooks
Jo Ann Burdette
Elena Delmonte
Martha Nell Dinsmore
Sylvia Field
Edna Fields
Bernice Harden
Yvonne Harris
Donna Howard
Mary Burr Jenkins
Patsy Johnson
Mary Lewis
June Martin
Jean Mullins
Margaret Padgett
Carolyn Paradise
Beth Phillips
TONI PiTTMAN
Sara Ann Sewell
Sue Sewell
Betty Shearouse
Mary Ann Leary Shelton
Dot Short
Betty Ann Smith
Nancy Smith
Lucy Thomas
Jimmy Vandiver
Kathryn Walraven
Lois Wells
Shirley >X''hitaker
Mildred VC'hitmire
Sammie Willis
Ann Harmon
Wfifi^liftaH^
Martha Ann Akridge
Captain
James H. Matthew
Sponsor
Samille Willis
Co-Captain
Miss VaNN ^HALhY
Sponsor
Major Roy Hiott
Aihiser
James R. Clifton
President
Joseph P. Surls
Vicc-Pres,ih;it
Joseph Kannaday, Jr.
Treinurer
George H. Mills
Secretary
Ogicef-yad
The function of the Officers' Club at North Georgia College is to provide an agency for the gathering and dissemi-
nation of information pertaining to the cadet corps as a whole.
In its meetings, discussions are conducted and the various members are given opportunity to offer any such informa-
tion that will benefit or further improve the efficiency of the battalion.
In addition to offering criticism, the members receive information and orders from the departments of the Com-
mandant and PMS&T. In regard to policies to be complied with by the cadets.
For the social benefit of the college the Officers' Club sponsors a formal dance and it is co-sponsor of the annual
Military Ball held each graduation.
T-Iarry C. Johnson
James M. Means
A. Stephens
Gilbert W. Pavlovsk\
JAMES M. Cook.
Rice R. Holcomb
James K. Cox
John P. King
Robert U'illiams
Alex Stewart, Jr.
Clayton E. ^X'est
U'lLLiAM Smith
Erwin C. Merck
Allan T. Ford
Clifford A. Davis
Victor Hutchison
Donald H. Threlkeld Farnest M. Eberhardt Frank T. Thrasher
Charles Parrish
Broadus F. SowtLL
Edward Nix
Lanur O\tord, John Watklns, Larry Langford, Burgess Fite, Yates Holwell, Jlmmie Hall, Slicrpard Phillips, Warner McClure, Royce Williams, Jack
Oxturd, Walter Moran, Kenneth Woods, Grail Brookshirc, Thomas Rutherford, Leonard Chafin, James Barrow, Ralph Griffis, Bill Tippins, Wesley
Phillips, William Craig, Jimmie Moore, Andreul Wetherington, Edward Puckett, Walter Meeks, David Sims, Jesse Yaden, Dan Patillo, Wheclar
Davids,, 11, Lloyd Chandler, Fred Chester, Bobby Hcwell, Russel McBride, Charles Bartlett, Leroy Mansfield, Richard Wysong. Tunis Lang, Ralph
Smith, Mack Calhoun, Sonny Hawkins, John Coleman.
^et^eanU ' Clul^
Andreul Wetherington
PresiJi-iil
loBBY V. Harris
Vice-PrvsiiU'iit
Robert Blasingame
Secretary
Kenneth R. Woods
Trcaslirfr
Hezekiah K. Heath
S,r!-,-aii/-ii/-Arms
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The Sergeants' Club's primary aim is to seek, through the efforts of its members, ways
toward the betterment of the Corps of Cadets. Along with the responsibility of each
member of this organization in his own unit the combined aims of all the members
stress continuous improvement of the battalion. As part of its activities the Sergeants'
Club sponsors and presents social functions for the enjoyment and benefit of its mem-
bers and the college.
Phillip Wise, Jack Yaw, Layman Hattaway, George Gowder, Robert Duncan, Jack Anthony, Bobby Harris, Arthur Bennett, Albert French, Jack
Zuker, Jack Thompson, Glenn Walls, Robert Bates, Henry Hall, Buzz McGriff, Preston Sessons, Jack Jessup, Burt Farguson, Martin Sibley, Gilmer
Vandiver, William Holt, Harvey Thurmond, Jimmie Pierce, Paul Stringer, Bill Williams, Benjamin Pim, Vic Williams, Rex Shelton, Luther Travis,
John Simms, Bill Brookshire, George McDonald, Richard Eaves, William Livsey, Hezekiah Heath, Jack Jessup, Robert Blasingame
Jack Green, Charles Pritchett, Phelan Lowe, Olin Hasty, Thomas Jenkins, Allen McLean, Bud Greer, James Morton, Billy Ray, Lawton Moncrief,
Berry Henderson, Bill Poor, Isaac Roberts, Thurmond Anderson, Frank Mosley, Pete Jensen, Allen Watts, Ranell Mathis, James Hlnson, John Shugart,
James Matthews, Jules Trapagnier, Magnus Marrett, Bobby Lewis, Bill Christopher, Luke McLain, Tom Fowler, Ralph Whitley, Frank Findley,
Beale Davis, Edward Abercrombie, Gilbert Ensley, Dallas Clark, Guerry Davis, Tom Ruark.
CctppMU ' Clul^
The Corporals' Club of North Georgia College was organized on
October 17, 1950. At this first meeting of the club, the officers for
the ensuing year were elected. With approximately sixty members,
the Corporals' Club has begun what proves to be a very successful
year of service both to the college and to the individuals concerned.
Guerry Davis, Jr.
Prnidtnt
Luke McClain
Vice PresiJenI
Thomas Ruark
Tieaiunr
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Alfred Holbrook
Cort>oral-at Arms
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Saxophones:
Bass:
Ken Cox
Martin Sib
Walter McGahee
William Culpepper
Drums:
Jimmy Hogue
Bud Ash
Piaiw:
Bill Williams
Trumpet:
Jimmy Cook
James Pierce
Trombone:
Dick Eaves
Pat Malcom
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"The Generals" furnish music for various social functions at North Georgia College,
as well as for dances throughout the state. Its members are selected competitively from
the student body. It is directed by one of its members. "The Generals" offers excellent
training for those interested in professional orchestra careers.
Mrs. Theodore Cox
Sponsor
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Dixie Harbin, Mary Redd, Peggy Watson, Kay Olsen, Je
wen, Wetona Eidson, Betty Fargason. Alltn: Mary
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Sdtiranm: Bettye Scott, Edith Bush, Jo Meadows, Jeanette dejarnette, Mary Hon
Jo Ann Burdette, Suzanna Pirkle, Marion Matthews, Anne Richardson, Carol,
Annette Pittman, Ruth Dorsett, Donna Howard, Gay Hannah, Nickie Jackson, Betty Shearouse, Jo Stevens, Nor
Don Boggus, Webby Coffey, Edwin Kingery, Kenneth Cox, Jimmy Cook, Robert Biasingame, Albert Powell, Tom Haral
mon Hattaway. Basui: Clifford Adams, Luther Travis, Walter Moran, Jimmy Hall, Dyer Edwards, Henry Hall, Bobby Clark, H
Arthur Rennt-n. William Culpepper, Martin Siblev, Roy Roberts, Theo Rumble, William Neal, Jim Hurt, Bert Fargason. Josiah
:e Wellborn, John Jacobs.
Bla
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Shearouse,
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The Glee Club works up during the year several sacred and secular
programs. These include usually a program of Christmas music, a con-
cert of sacred music, and a program of secular music.
The main program is the sacred concert with which the Glee Club
travels extensively over the state, thereby serving to acquaint the state
with North Georgia College in a very directly inspirational manner.
The music performed ranges from the great oratories of Handel and
Mendelssohn, "The Messiah" and "Elijah" to the melodiously plaintive
spirituals of the Negro. The annual concert itinerary includes usually
one or two radio broadcasts.
W. Desmond Booth
Director
Members: Bettye Jo Scott, Martha Ann Akridge, Kay Olson, Mary Ann Slappey, Yvonne Harris, Lucy Thomas, Louise Hitch, Francis Swaffon,
Janette dejarnette, Jo Stephens, Mary Ann Rearden, Dixie Harbin, Elinor Jones, Jane Adams, Shirley Allen, Mary Shelton, Ruth Dorsett, Bill Brook-
shire, Jimmy Cook, Bill Reins, Don Boggus, Tunis Lang, John Williams, Dyer Edwards.
hfamatic Clul^
Last year the Dramatic Club presented several very interesting plays. The biggest
success of the year was the presentation of "Arsenic and Old Lace" which was en-
thusiastically received.
This year the plays will consist of two one-act plays and two three-act plays, the
main presentation being "When Our Hearts Were Young and Gay."
Miss Alice Logan
Ellijay, Ga.
Spoinor
George W. Brookshire
Prcmlct
Don Boggus
Vice-President
Mary Ann Shelton
Secretary 'Treasurer
Garland Seals
Preiidcnt
Senior Sciialor
Mr. W. E. Clark
AJiiwr
^ctenMc Senate
Awards
After a period of competitive training by debating in intercollegiate com-
petition, the Forensic Senate entered the Grand National Tournament, at
Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Va., and placed well in the upper
third. Later in the season, the debate teams hit their stride and, without losmg
a debate, placed second in the Smoky Mountain Tournament, at the Uni-
versity of Tennessee. The Forensic Senate swept the Georgia Intercollegiate
Tournament at Emory University, without a loss, and its affirmative and nega-
tive teams met in the final rounds to give North Georgia College the cham-
pionship.
Throughout the year, the Senate maintained a remarkable record by winning
approximately seventy-five per cent of its intercollegiate debates with colleges
and universities throughout the debate tours during the year.
The Senate is proud of the record it has established through the years, and
zealously works to maintain that record.
NOT SHOWN: ROBERT PARKER
Clifford Davis
Vice-President
Senior Senator
Jimmy Stiphe
Secretary~Tr<
Senior Sena/or
Broadus Sowell
Chaplain
Senior Senator
Buck Yaden
Sergeanf-at-Arms
Probationary Member
Bill Brookshire
Probafiouary Membc
Don Boggus
Probationary Member
Clifford Adams
probationary Membc
Dr. Harry B. Forestlr
Faculty Advisor
Grace Connor
Dahlonega, Ga.
Sponsor
SajttiM ^tuifeht Vnhn
Baptist Student Union attempts to coordinate the Baptist activities on the campus
and serve as the hnk between the campus and the local church. Students automatically
become members of BSU when they join the local church, Sunday School, or Training
Union. BSU sponsors special programs, socials, deputations, study courses, and supports
mission work. In this way, BSU strives to enrich the life of the student and further the
belief that "Christ is the Answer."
Exerutive Council
Shirley Allen
Clifford Adams
Virginia Printz
Sarah Robertson
Edith Bush
PrciiJcii/
Enlistwent V.-Pn-y.
Sochi V.-Pres.
Dciotioual V.-Pres.
Secretary
LLY U'OOD
Janet King
Dyer Edwards
Jane Adams
Sara Thursto
Treasurer
Deputations Chairman
Music Director
Pianist
Publicity Chairn
Victor Hutchison
Editor BSU Paper
Louise Todd
Co-Ed., BSU Papc
Roy Roberts
BTU Representative
Mack Hill
Sunday School Rep.
Mary Anne Redd
Trip Manager
1(/eJttn/hUtef ^eliptc^hiji
Mrs.
I, L. Brisendine
Me
.. Charles Moffett
S/ioHsor
Edith Davis
Barbara Duncan
Charles Bartlett S 1
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Robert S. Brisendine
President
arbara Duncan
Secretary
Charles Bartlett
Treasurer
We^eif %uH<l(athH
Wesley Foundation is an organization of the Methodist Church that attempts to
minister to the total religious life of students on a college campus. It has been the policy
of Wesley Foundation to center its program in a Methodist Church nearest the campus.
The programs, which have been developed out of the needs of student life, seeks through
organized fellowship to provide for the spiritual, moral, and social needs of students.
It is our hope that these programs will train students in churchmanship and develop
their personal religious life.
Mrs. Williams
Sponsor
Jack Jessup
Jim Means
Clifford
Davis
Ann
Thompson
Leon Cap
Vice-PrciiJciit
Sccrcfary
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Mutate SuMmAA Xea^et^ ' Ciul^
The Future Business Leaders' Club of North Georgia College was organized in the
Spring of 1949. It was instituted due to the fact that a need was felt by the Junior
and Senior students of Business Administration and Secretarial Science for an official
organization which would be in a position to present certain aspects of the business
world, which existed outside the classroom.
The club meetings, held the first Monday of each month throughout the regular school
year, also serve as a gathering for those students, who, in the near future, will be
associated in the world of business. Programs at these meetings ordinarily include as
speakers, business executives from Atlanta or Gainesville and other cities throughout
North Georgia.
It is the aim of the club to undertake to complete a project related to business
which would remain in the Business Administration Department for use by future
students and others who might profit by its utility. A banquet is also presented for
the benefit of club members.
The Future Business Leaders' Club has grown since its beginning in 1949 with a
membership of 2 5, to its present size of some 50 members.
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Marion Graham
Sunday
Mrs. E. C. Graha
Spotisor
Bettv Sue Pierce
Sccie/ary
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Morning
During the Week
Co-Eds Go To Class . . . Sometimes
Studying
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Spring Picnic
Ann H.irmon, |oyce Rhodes, San Robertson, Guerry Davis, Ralph- Smith, Martin Sibley, Annette Pittman, Dorothy Sanders, Lamar Chapman, Beth
Phillips, Ella Mae Duvall, Dot dejarnette, Eugene Rex, Russell McBride, Bobby Lewis, Bette Sue Pierce, Dr. Orby Southard.
^utute Teacher^ ' Oi-fonijathn
The chief purposes of the John C. Sirmons Ch,ipter of Future Teachers of America
are to enable students at North Georgia College who are interested in becoming teachers
to more fully understand the professional aspects of teaching, and to develop those
qualities of leadership that will result in active participation in professional organizations
after graduation.
Efforts are made to develop ethical ideals and to enrich the social life of members;
to contribute to the development of all students; and to foster education at the com-
munity, state, national, and international levels.
Jetty Sui: Pii rcl
Presiiifiit
Russell McBrid
Vuc-Prciident
Dorothy DEjARNOTTr
Secretary
Eugene Rex
Treasurer
Miis, K. W. Pi
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Dallas Clark, Jimmy Cook, Burt Fargason, James Stewart. Kenneth Cox, Richard Eaves, William Williams, Jack Anthony, James Pierce, Robert
McLeroy, Martin Sibley.
Camei-a Clul^
The Camera Club of North Georgia College is composed of all students interested in
all phases of photography. The club has at its disposal a large darkroom outfitted by the
college. Projects carried out include instruction given in use of cameras and equipment,
developing, printing, and enlarging. The club also furnishes pictures each year for
the Cyclops.
Ed Lewis
Vice-President
Burgess Fite
Secretary-Treasurer
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Mrs. S. W. Rhodes
Sponsor
Mary Shiarouse
Vicc-PrcsiiU-llt
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RuTHiE Glover
Treasurer
H^m CccHcmicj Clul^
Harvest Queen Festival
Table Decorations
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Could These Be Members of Our Faculty?
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'Whether in chains or in laurels,
liberty knows nothing but victories."
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We won some and lost some in baseball.
We're proud of our Kadets on the diamond.
Front row, left to right: Manager Isaac Roberts, Ray Cooper, Jack Ant
hony, "Lip" Livesy, Ed Coleman, Donald Clements, Bill "Rip" Sewell,
Seldon Brown, Al Holbroo
k, Manager Jimmy Moore.
Back row, left to right: Manager Bobby Lewis; Wilburn Hawkins, Whee
ler Davidson, Ed Garrett, Forest Spencer, Coach Russell, George Donaldson,
Owen Harris, Billy Ivey, Arthur Hogarth, Tom
Fowler, Carlton Gunter, Manager Tom Clark.
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. 12 Clarksville Trade School ... 5
. 9 Clarksville Trade School .14
. 3 Georgia Teachers' College .4
. 2 Georgia Teachers' College ... 3
. 4 Piedmont 7
. 12 Western Carolina 6
. 25 Fort McPherson 4
. 4 Piedmont 6
. 4 New Holland Mills 0
. 14 Oglethorpe 0
. 17 Fort McPherson 3
. 3 New Holland Mills 1
. 1 5 Oglethorpe 3
. 5 Piedmont 3
. 6 Western Carolina 0
. 1 Erskine 4
. 10 Georgia Teachers' College ... 6
. 6 Georgia Teachers' College ... 0
. 6 Erskine 10
. 5 Piedmont 4
BROWNIE, Board Rapper De Luxe
and No. 1 Hurler
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Don Clements
lets one ride
Right —
Capp prepares
to let fly
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First row, left: Mansfield, Spencer, Mosley, Lowe, Wise, King, Ward, Brown. Back
row, right: Gurley, Burt, Moore, Dempsey, Coach Jack Russell, Nichols, Bartlett,
Hulsey, Lewis, manager.
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Mosley helps wallop Citadel.
Harry prepares to shoot free throw.
Bartlett helps Sgts. beat Cpls.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS AT N. G. C.
A major outlet for the keen competition that exists between the miUtary companies
is the intramtiral sports program. Football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, track and field,
ping pong, boxing and sof tGall are enthusiastically received by the cadets and the exist-
ing program has as its objective the development of good sportsmanship and the building
of healthier bodies. The athletic trophy is awarded each year to the military company
that has accumulated the greatest number of i>oints, and the winning of this trophy
partly determines the honor company of the year. Individuals are rewarded for personal
efforts by the presentation of sweaters and emblems at the end of the year. The Physical
Education Department does a creditable job in furnishing coaches and officials, as well
as hours of planning and directing, for the intramural sports program.
"D" scores on Band.
Kingery gets off the floor?
Vat^itif ^i^ie yeatnA
Warden (Coach),
June Ma
anette dejarnecte, Shirley
n, Mary Ann Redd, Barbar
Peggy Brooks, Miss Johns'
in, Martha Ann Akridge.
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Cpt. McCabe, King, R. ^X'illlams, J. Matthews, Whitehead, Morree, Ponder, Barrow, Brookshire, W. L.
Williams, Rex, Vandiver, H. Matthews, Hall, Houk, Blasingame, Jensen, Heath, Hawk, Watkins, Oxford,
Pedrick, Lewis, Simonton, Cha6n.
Intramural Football Champs.
jhittatMttat
Hewell nips one for "C".
ALL STAR Backfield: Christopher, QB;
Holbrook, RH; Davidson, FB; Livsey, LH.
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Amos, RE; Williams, RT; Doster, RG; Davis, C; Duncan, LG;
Watts, LT; Kingery, LT; Lowe, LE; Christopher, QB; Hol-
brook, RH; Davidson, FB; Livsey, LH.
Goforth gains yards against "C".
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They gave "A" two hard fought battles.
Holbrook goes down under a host of tacklers.
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Our football officials: Coach Jack Russell, Harry Johnson,
Major Luttrell, Mr. Williams, Lt. Hause.
All Star Team elected by the intramural players: Line: Lowe,
Williams, Doster, Davis, Duncan, Greer, Heweli. Backfield:
Holbrook, Cosper, Christopher, Duncan, Livsey.
Company "C"
Tied "B" for second place.
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Last but not least in spirit.
9ohM
Bramblet sends one down.
Teaqunates watch as Christopher cruises
around end.
Davidson looks for target during
All Star game.
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Bill Tippins, Mr. Williams.
temU
Pim shows form of his serve.
Cheei'iea4ei'^
Lucy Thomas, Captain of
Cheerleaders.
JUjA/ /• Uft: T«B1 Haralson, Nancy Smith, June Martin, Jeffie Rogers, Yvonne Harris, Jo Stephens,
Lucy Thomas, Gay Scott, June Malcom, Robert Brisendine.
What, form?
Looks good, but can they hit the target?
Ten coming up.
Practice makes perfeci
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'Let our object be our country, our whole country.
And may that country become a vast and splen-
did monument of. wisdom, peace, and liberty."
9fw Bill
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Rights
Presenting:
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Cyclops Queen for 1951
"Bunny" reigns Queen of the 1951 CYCLOPS, the first co-ed to be named as such in the history of the yearbook.
The blue eyed sophomore from Bellton was elected by a popular vote of the entire student body, proving her loveli-
ness and popularity. She is majoring ia home economics and is a member of the Home Ec Club, the Mercureans, and a
1950 CYCLOPS beauty. Vital statistics: light brown hair, blue eyes, height 5 ft. I'/z in., weight 106 lbs.
Lovelies elected to the Beauty Court by popular vote were Delores Martin, Betty Shearouse, Sammy Willis, Mary
Shearouse, and Nicky Jackson.
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Front row: Erwin Merck, Janet King, Shirley Allen, Annette Pittman, Seldon Brown.
Back row: Harry Johnson, Dan Hardage, James Clifton, Leon Capp, Joe Surls.
Mp'j Mo jfn /ImericaH
Pictured above are the students from North Georgia College who were selected for
"Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges."
The students who are recognized in "Who's Who Among Students in American Uni-
versities and Colleges" represent over 600 colleges and universities. They are nominated
by their respective schools on the basis of: scholarship, cooperation and leadership in
academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, promise
of future usefulness to business and society.
Each student accepted by the organization is awarded a certificate of recognition. In
addition "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" conducts
a placement service for the convenience of its members when they graduate or in future
years. This service is very helpful in helping the students selected find better positions
in the business world.
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The Queen.
Each Fall Quarter the Home Economics Club sponsors the Harvest
Festival Dance, highlighted by the presentation of the Harvest Queen
and her court. Each company and fraternity sponsor a candidate and
a popular vote determines the lucky girl. Miss Mary Mason, sponsored
by "D" Company, was crowned at the festivities in October. Mem-
bers of the Harvest Court were Miss Dolores Martin ("C" Com-
pany), Miss Mary Ann Slappey ("B" Company), Miss Samille Willis
("A" Company), Miss Mary Shearouse (Sigma Theta), Miss Betty
Shearouse (Band), and Miss Roslyn Rogers (Rex).
During the dance.
1. Lovers.
2. More lovers.
3. Still more.
4. These too!
J. Posed by professional models.
6. Do you understand that.'
7. Pass in review.
8. Perfect way to travel!
9. You don't say!
10. CYCLOPS Queen?
11. Come on, put 'er over!
12. She's shy.
1. Rex initiation.
2. She'll never do that again!
3. After a hard day.
4. Holes.
5. Jane and Dyer.
6. Joanne and Teddy.
7. Betty S. leads the parade.
8. On Sigma Theta picnic.
9. Cheer up, Rats!
10. The ole swimmin' hole.
11. "Guard Report Blues."
12. A co-ed's room?
13. Waking up the dead!
14. jTiAiop apisd^
1. Close that door!
2. Book worms.
3. Music please.
4. Big Chief D. D.
J. Man of the day^
6. Show girls.
7. Hay? Ride.
8. Terrible trio.
9. Road guard.
10. Joyful Joyce and Team.
11. Whee-e-e-e!
12. El Mac.
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1. Ship wrecked. J.
2. "Arturo", Hola. 6.
3. Music lovers. 7.
4. Floating period at Griff's. 8.
Cramming.
Korea bound grads.
What's up?
9:00 o'clock break.
9. By the 15 J.
10. Little men.
11. The three Monkeys.
1. Davenport catches "booze" runner.
2. Whusky going to waste.
3. Carolers get candy.
4. Hey Cadets!
5. Before Rat Court.
6. Talent night.
7. Gold bricking.
8. Lloyd lobs it back.
9. The horrible Court of Rats.
10. Prize winning design.
11. Fashion Show.
12. Saturday night.
Military Ball.
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1. Sigma Theta F
2. Ice Storm
3. Puzzled Freshn
4. Waste Paper
5. Brr-r-r-r-r
6. Fresh eggs
7. Guynclle the Gho
8. Awful Adams
9. Gun moll Mary
10. Pretty shoes
11. Dont cry Betty
12. Innocent
13. Nicky and —
14. Boy friend Merck
15. Hmm-m-m-m.
16. It's my lazy day
To all those who have made any contribution, whether large or
small, toward the publication of this annual, go our thanks and
appreciation.
Our thanks especially go to the staff and faculty members who
have given up many hours of their time in order to make this
edition possible. By no means is this a perfect yearbook, but we
do hope that we have accomplished our plan and that you will
place the value upon this book that we intended to create.
— The Editors
^American industry has been a chief factor in the
defense, as well as, the prestige of the country.''
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FOR
Sandwiches — Sodas — School Supplies
Toiletries — Tobaccos
A Friendly Game of Pool
Mefe the £eJt Jfj filu^ai^^ ^cl4
R. A. Griffin, Jr., Proprietor
DRUGS * SODAS * SUNDRIES
Dahlonega Pharmacy
"Just As Your Doctor Ordered"
PHONE ISO
SEALTEST ICE CREAM - YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY
ON THE SQUARE
DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA
Comp ilmentd
ID
OF THE STUDENTS' FAVORITE HANGOUT
THE NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
STUDEIVT EXCHAI\GE
"THE CA]\TEEI>r"
AN EXCELLENT STAFF OF STUDENTS
The Center of the Campus
^upptie^ ^ot tfout Qettf Heeaf
Your Patroiiay,i' Makes This Coiii't'iiieiice Possible
JACK ROBERTS, Manager
DAHLONEGA GEORGIA
DAHLONEGA RECREATIOIV CEl^TER
Chink and Bob Edwards
Your Favorite Place to Eat and Play
Billiards
We are now serving Frosted Malt
Where N. G. C. Students Are Always Welcome
Dahlonega
Georgia
AUTOMATIC GAS COMPANY
OF GAINESVILLE
Cooking — Heating — Water Heating — Refrigeration
Complete Service with Butane and Propane Gas
115 North Main Street • p. o. Box 485
Phones 1641 and 1928
Gainesville Georgia
Complhnents of
WOODY'S BARBER SHOP
"Hair Cuts of Distinction"
Dahlonega
Georgia
Compliments of
Sharon Jewelry
Co.
Watch Repairs
Dahlonega
Georgia
COMPLIMENTS OF
FALCO]\
SPORTSWEAR CO.
MANUFACTURERS
OF
MENS DRESS SLACKS
Wrightsville
Georgia
J. C. PEIVI^Y
COMPAIW
^^
"ff'liere Savings Are Greatest"
^^
Gainesville Georgia
PEERLESS
LAUIVDRY
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
We Strive
to Satisfy
Commerce
Georgia
Courtesy — Efficiency — Dependable Service
THE
R AIVK OF D AHLONEG A
"A Bank Yoii Can Bank On"
Member F.D.LC
Dahlonega
Georgia
Dixie Hunt Hotel
Gainesville, Georgia
Modern
Good Meals
Pilgriiii-Estes
Furniture Co.
Complete Home Furnishers
Philco and RCA Television and Radio Sets
Frigidaire Home Freezers
Frigidaires Electric Ranges
Gainesville Georgia
The Dahlonega Bfugget
QUALITY JOB PRINTING
^^
Dahlonega Georgia
Compliments of
Jacobs Motor Company
Cadillac and Oldsmobile Sales and Service
540 East Broad St. Phone 147
Gainesville, Georgia
Gainesville Jewelers
Lenox China - - -
Kirk Sterling
Gainesville Georgia
Jimmie Haynes Motors
Chrysler-Plymouth
318 E. Broad Street
Gainesville, Georgia
Compliments of
The Book Shop
Gainesville
Georgia
George Moore Ice
Cream Company, Inc.
54-56 Alabama St., S.W.
Atlanta
Georgia
Hotpoint and International Harvester
Appliances
Radio Repairs — Sales — Service
GE and RCA Radio and Television
White Music Company
129 N. Bradford St. Telephone 936
Gainesville, Georgia
Compliments of
Henry Grady Hotel
L. O. MOSELEY, Vice P res. -Manager
N. G. C. "Standard" Ring available for any
Graduation Year
H. S. Canfield
1560 No. Decatiu Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
OFFICIAL JEWELER
Herf f-Jones Co.
Medals — Trophies — Invitations
iNsiGNiAS — Uniforms
Shoes — ■ Boots — Jackets
"// will be a Pleasure to Serve You"
Atlanta
Army & IVavy Store
64 Alabama St., at Pryor St.
Atlanta, Georgia
Pick up the bag with the 0
little Red Truck on the
label. Always crisp and
tasty! They are guaran-
teed to be fresh!
GORDON'S
fme^ POTATO CHIPS!
Distributed by
Charles S. Martin
Distributing Co.
ATLANTA
See your local dealer, there is one near you,
a good man to know.
Eat at
Collegiate
Grill
jor
Quality Food and Greatest Economy
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments of
Piedmont Hrug Co.
Excellent Drug Department
and Soda
Fountain
Gainesville
Georglv
Compliments of
HOLLY THEATRE
GOOD PICTURES
Reasonable Prices
N.G.C. Students Always Welcome
Dahlonega
Georgia
ROBERT
M.
MOORE
Successor to Jo)
in H.
Moore
& Son
A COMPLETE LINE OF
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
^
Friend of All North Georgia
Students
Dahlonega
Georgia
LIPSCOMB DRUG COMPANY
"Everything a Good Drug Store Carries"
"On the Square"
Dahlonega
Georgia
BEST WISHES
FROM
THE JEFFERSON MILLS,
INC.
•
Jefferson and Crawford
Georgia
C o 111 p I i in e II f s
of
FRED JONES
CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS
"Quick Repair Service"
Dahlonega
Georgia
Compliments of
DAHLONEGA-ATLANTA
TRAILWAYS
MRS. FRED JONES
Leaves Dahlonega for Atlanta — 7:30 A.M. and 3:00 P.M.
Leaves Dahlonega for Gainesville — 9:30 A.M. and 1:30 P.M.
Leaves Atlanta for Dahlonega — 8:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M.
Leaves Gainesville for Dahlonega — 12:30 P.M. and 5:00 P.M.
Dahlonega, Georgia
For Better Living
See
CITY ICE COMPANY
401 S. Main St.
FOZEN FOODS, ICE and COAL
•
Kelvinator and Maytag
Appliances
Gainesville
Georgia
WEST DRY CLEANERS
QUALITY DRY CLEANING
PROFESSIONAL ALTERING
Pick Up and Deliver
See Our Student Agents
Dahlonega Georgia
Coiiipliiiiciifs of
GEM JEWELRY COMPANY
"Where Satisfaction Costs So Little"
INTERNATIONAL SILVER — KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS
Nationally Advertised Watches
On Spring Street Side of Square — Gainesville, Georgia
113 N. Sage Street — Toccoa, Georgia
Opposite Post Office — Gumming, Georgia
Compliments
of
AUTO-MAT
LAUNDRY
"Economy at Its Best"
Dahlonega Georgia
Palmer Service Station
PURE PEP and TIOLENE OILS
Washing and Lubricating
Tires and Accessories
Taxi Service
Phone 10
Dahlonega Georgia
CHAMBERS
LUMBER
COMPANY
BUILDING
SUPPLIES —
MILLWORK
Telephone
602
1125 S.
Main
St.
Gai
NESviLLE, Georgia
Ideal Cleaners & Laundry
Dry Cleaning — Tailoring
Hat Blocking — Pressing
Expert Craftsmen
331 Northside Dr. Phone 1190
Gainesville, Georgia
A 0reat J^ame in Clot king
"SUITS THE SOUTH'
(Before)
This Dormitory
Completely Remodeled
for
NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
(After)
B. O. THURSTON
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
1116 N. Main St.
Phone 106
Gainesville
Georgia
C 0 111 pi i 111 cuts
of
PACDLET
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
NEW HOLLAND GAINESVILLE
GEORGIA
Compliments
of
J.
D.
JEWELL
INC.
Gainesville
Georgia
Congratulations
and
Best Wishes
to the
STUDENT BODY
of
NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
ROY P. OTWELL
Gumming Georgia
Best Wishes
from
THE HUB
FINE
CLOTHES AND
SHOES
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments
of
DAVIS-WASHINGTON
COMPANY
EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING
Phone 196
Gainesville Georgia
GEORGE
W. MOORE
&
SONS
COAL
AND COKE
Phone 525
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments
of
FRIERSON-McEVER
CO.
QUALITY
APPAREL FOR
MEN
Gainesville
Georgia
Best Wishes
from
MAYFLOWER CAFE
GOOD FOODS
Open Day and Night
for
Your Convenience
"Where YoNr Business Is Appreciated"
Gainesville Georgia
Besf Wishes
from
LEDFORD'S PHARMACY
"This Is Your Sfore — We Conduct It"
Drug and Fountain Service
Phone 42
Gainesville
Georgia
POTATO CHIPS — FRITOS
and other
TASTY FOODS
JLaus
Be
/ Vishes
from
GAINESVILLE
VENETIAN
and
BLIND
PAINT
COMPANY
Compliments
of
A FRIEND
Compliments
of
QUEEN CITY POULTRY COMPANY
CHICKS— FEED SUPPLIES
11" Railroad Ave.
Gainesville Georgia
Best
Wishes
Class
of •51
PROSSER
MOTOR COMPANY
DESOTO -
PLYMOUTH
Gainesville
Georgia
Best
Wishes
to
CLASS OF 51
GAINESVILLE
MACHINE CO.
QUALITi-
Metal Work and
Welding
Gainesville
Georgia
Deepest
Appreciation
from
NORTH
GEORGIA
SHOE
SHOP
Dahlonega
Georgia
Compliments
of
LEWIS SALES CO.
248 Spring St., N. W.
Best Wishes
from
GAINESVILLE LINCOLN-MERCURY
Compliments
of
GAINESVILLE PURE MILK CO.
GALLANT-BELK COMPANY
Gainesville's Largest
and
Best Department Store
Gainesville
Georgia
TRY . .
CRANE CLEANERS
for
Economy and Expert Workmanship
Dahlonega
Georgia
The Students Prefer ....
^y4iAvit dSettus
BREAD AND CAKES
SMALL & ESTES BAKERY
Gainesville
Georgia
YOU CAN PUT YOUR
CONFIDENCE
IN
GENERAL ® ELECTRIC
W. D. ALEXAl^DER CO.
Atlanta, Georgia
Besf Wishes
from
CHICOPEE
MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
OF GEORGIA
Chicopee Georgia
IT PAYS TO
Shop
ROSE'S
First
Gainesville
Georgia
WHEN IN GAINESVILLE
EAT AT
BISHOP'S
"The House of Fine Food"
COMPLIMENTS
OF
WALL JEWELERS
Headquarters for the Finest in
SILVER - WATCHES - DIAMONDS
"Visit Our Gift Shop"
GAINESVILLE
GEORGIA
Compllm.-Hls «/
RED
APPLE SUPER
MARKET
DAHLONEGA
CiEORGIA
Best Wishes from
W. L. PALMER
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH
DAHLONEGA GEORGIA
J. H. PHILIPS
Groceries - Meats - School Supplies
•
Phone 29
Dahlonega Georgia
GAIIVESVILLE IRO]\
WORKS
Established 1889
Gray Iron, Brass, Alumiunm Castings
Industrial Supplies
Phone 261
GAINESVILLE
GEORGIA
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FOOD
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Come to Sunday
School
Attend our Young
People's Services
WORSHIP GOD iriTH US
Your churches Are
Your Greatest Heritage
The Future Rests on the Youth of Today.
What You Are To Be You Are Becoming.
The Church Can Help You Be Your Best Self.
Space Contributed by:
Dahlonega Baptist Church Rev. A. J. Johnson, Pastor
Dahlonega Methodist Church - - Rev. Charles Williams, Pastor
Dahlonega Presbyterian Church — Rev. C. L. Mofifatt, Pastor
Best icishes to Class of '51
from
PETTIBOXE BROS. MFG. CO.
UNIFORMS
628 SYCAMORE ST.
CINCINNATI, OHIO
LODGE REGALIA
FLAGS
Corky Moore Billy Moore
FORD HARDWARE
Coinplinients
of
HEI\RV W. MOORE
To
the Advertisers
ivithout iv/iose cooperation
there could have been no
1951
CYCLOPS
{JO the thanks
and the
appreciation of
the
Annual Staff
COURTXAY
'S
JEWELERS
Diamo/i
tls - Jt^atches -
Glassware
CI
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Ga
NESVILLE
Georgia
Best Irishes
fro til
J. M. COOK
"Furniture of llit/hest Quality"
Radios - Electrical Appliances
Phone 67
Wrightsville
Georgia
WHEN IN DAHLONEGA VISIT . . .
THE SMITH HOUSE
"Jf'here the Rooms are as Nice as the Aleals are Good"
W. B. FRY, Oivner
FOR YOUR
EJ FRY DAY NEEDS
ITS
DUCKETT'S
ARMY
STORE
MILITARY SUPPLIES
90 Alabama St., S. If.
ATLANTA
GEORGIA
Jimmie Reeves
Furniture Company
"Jt'here Thrifty People Buy Their
Furniture"
Gainesville
Georgia
FOR THE UNUSUAL IN FLOWERS
Gainesville Florist
"Home of Fine Flowers"
Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere
111 S. Svcamore St. Phone 214
Gainesville Georgia
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GAINESVILLE
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