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Jii this forty-sixth edition of the CYCLOPS, we have tried to depict for
yoii the everyday life and activities of this year at North Georgia College.
We want it to be a book for you to enjoy not only now, but also for many
years to come; a Ixiok that will bring back many cherished memories as
you scan its pages in later life.
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North Georgia College,
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1952 CYCLOPS
To Dean John C Sirmons
. . . because he is never too busy to talk. \n itli us, never impatient at our sliortconiings, always interested,
always sympathetic and encouraeing, and because his fine scholarship and hieh ideals are a constant in-
spiration to us, we respectfully and affectionately dedicate the 1952 CYCLOPS.
ADMINISTRATION
A Message from the President
Evidence is iiiouiitiiig to support tlie feeling that graduates of your
college are enjoying an increasingly high degree of success in their
endeavors, in military service, graduate scliools. the professions, and
in business and community life. The faculty and administration are
proud of the part they have played in contributing toward their and
your success. It is our hope that you who are now approaching the
completion of your training at North Georgia College will cause
the desired objectives to be on a CDustantly higher ])lanp.
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Miss Grace Conner. Secretary to the President. jilLs
her importnnt job with skill and jioise.
Miss "A. D."- guide and Irii-nd la nil!
Mr. Will D. Young, an understaiidiiig and (|iialified leader,
serves capably as Dean.
Miss Alice Donovan uses her position as Dean of Women
to inspire and guide the young ladies of N.G.C.
Dean Emeritus John C. Sirmons has been serving North
Georgia for many years in various capacities. At present he
is a professor of Language and Philosophy.
Major J. A. Luttrell. the P.M.S.ilT. of N.G.C. is known
for his understanding and sincerity. He is devoted to the
school and students.
Lt. Orvil R. Hause. Commandant of Cadets, is the little
man with the big job. His first love is his work, especially
in the P.E. Department.
Lt. Ilmise pauses in one oj his jew spare moments.
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Mr. II iriit ( lear^ up a difficult probL
Mr. Marion C. Wicht. head of tlie Math Department, is an
expert in teaching delinquent students the great benefits
to be gained from learning Mathematics.
Mr. Lambuth R. Towson keeps upperclassmen busy with
College Algebra and Trig.
Mr. Evvell Pigg. professor of Physics, is truiv known the
World o\er. He is an ardent follower of Ham Radio.
Mr. John Carpenter patiently and wisely converts the
freshman and makes him realize that Math 105 isn't so bad
after all.
Most students find the study of Physics very dynamic
under the guidance of Mr. Charles Yager, head of the
tiepartment.
./ popular newcomer to N.G.C. — Mr. Carpenter.
\lr. Pigg, known ,i-. II IKi.l) /.. it,,- hinii h„iI,I.
Dr. Forester's rasi l:ii(iii'leil!;e inahes his lectures intereslin
Dr. Simms maf.es an anal \ sis.
Miss Freeman expotinils her saiind theories of Home Erormmir
Mr. Belcher runs an experiment.
Tlu- study of Biology becomes thiiaiiiic and inspirational under tlie department
head, Dr. Harry B. Forester.
Mr. John Durham Anlliotu. professor of Biology for many years, is characterized
by his wit and wisdom.
Mr. Ben W. Sanders' Biology classes are a constant delight, although his exams
terrorize his students.
Dr. John C. Simms. head of the Chemistry Department, makes the study of Chem-
istry an exciting adventure.
An outstanding home economist. Miss Bessie Lee Freeman heads the Home Eco-
nomics Department with efficiency and capability.
Mr. Robert Belcher introduces Chemistry to many frightened freshmen.
I^r. Fred W. Calvert is well qualified for his professorship of Economics
through his vast travels. His personal ex]jeriences provide a welcomed lireak
from the routine of ordinarv lectures.
Mr. Newton Oakes. an expert in the field of Business Administration, heads
his department with loyalty and dignity.
Dr. T. Conn Bryan, an eminent hislorian. enlightens his classes with his vast
knowledge and eftervescent personalit\.
Mr. Lorimer B. Freeman is an excellent instructor in the Department o{
Business Administration.
Mr. Tommv Satterfield has manv assets; he is friendly, enthusiastic, an^
alwavs willing to lend a hel]iing hand.
I//. Sutler jiel, I nni/.s l<>: thr hrllerment
oi his stuilents.
Versatility describes the head of the Department of Modern Lan-
guages. Dr. Caniillus J. Disnuikes.
Mr. W. Desmond Booth, composer of the school Alma Mater along
with being a professor in the English Department, is a man of many
talents.
Dr. C. C. Chadbourn serves as advisor for the Bugler in afldition
to his duties in the English department.
Dr. S. M. Huntley, an authority in the fields of Language and
History, provides interesting classes through his first-hand knowledge
gained through his studies abroad.
Mr. W. P. Roberts combines knowledge and personality to make
history more interesting.
Dr. G. H. Engerrand. a native of Belgium, teaches Spanish and
French in a capai)le and friendiv manner.
Dr. Dorothy Brown is devoted to student activities. Humanity
classes shine with new brilliance from her able instructions.
Dr. Huntley and Mr. Roberts discuss history.
Dr. Oi.sniukes in his traditional pose.
Mrs. J. C. Sirmons' friendly dis]>ositi()ii is an inspiration to all who come
in contact with her in the English Department.
Mrs. Marian Bouffard never ceases to amaze her students with her keen
insight and understanding; of Psvcholoev. Education, and Music.
Dr. Orby Southard is an invaluable aid in the teacher-education program
and is well-known for his excellent leadership as head of the Department
of Education.
■"Calm, cool and collected" are the words which characterize Miss Mar>
Hood. Assistant Librarian.
Mrs. Susie Harris does her best to provide an atmosphere conducive to
studv in the librarv at all times.
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Miss Hoiiil is aliiu\s niiili In ii'.sist in libniry researrh.
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Efficiency is the In-nurd ai \lis. Harris.
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Miss Johnsliin — an energetic worker.
Dr. Sirmons makes his morninf; ro
.Mr. HnssrII si: IK'S Un prilrn,,,,, in alhlrti.
Mr. Roger Williams, head of Physical Education De]iartiiicnt. has as his
goal better and cleaner intramural athletics.
Mr. Jack Russell works toward successful intercollegiate activities through
his coaching of the varsitv squads.
Miss Lillian Jdhnslnii teaches the co-eds the fuiidamciitals id the \arious
sports.
Dr. D. C. Sirmons, the college physician, has proved to be invaluable in his
constant and untiring efforts to maintain good health on our campus.
Mrs. Sara M. Wright. R.N.. known as "Aunt Sara." is friendl>. cheerful
and is always on the joli in the iiifirniary.
Aunl Sara" makes irighteneil freshmen mure jrighlened.
I/;. (,ilbert is financial adiiiur of ihe C\ CLOI'S.
Mr. O'Kelley keeps the college plant in order.
Mr. H. H. Gilbert Jr.. Comptroller, holds a \ ital position
in the financial operation of our college.
Mr. Robert ()"Kelley is constanth on the go seeing to the
aHairs of the college plant.
The willingness to patienth devote endless hours of time
to student problems, and the acceptance of dut\ with thor-
oughness and fairness are the indispensable qualities found
in N.G.C. s Director of Guidance. Mr. C. E. Stevenson.
Mrs. Ella Rav Oakes adds dignity and grace to her position
as Registrar.
Mrs. Lucy Doster and Mrs. Estelle Raiford combine their
talents to ])rovide tasty and nourishing meals.
Mr. Stevenson is never too busy to iliscnss student problems.
Mrs. Oalies keejts student records in orde
Mrs. Doster and Mrs. Railord plan our last\
Biisine.'is in the business of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips.
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Mrs. Copeland and Mrs. Burger are ver\ efficient.
Mr. J. W. Phillips is aided in his ini|Jortaiit job as Business
Manager by his efficient wife and secretary. Mrs. Catherine
Phillips.
Mrs. Joe Copeland and Mrs. Mary Sue Burger are efficient
secretaries in the Business Office.
Miss Mattie Craig, granddaughter of William Price,
founder of N.G.C.. has spent her entire life aiding the stu-
dents of her A!ma Mater.
Miss Estelle David and Miss Louii-e Hitch are secretaries
in the Registrar's Cffice.
'■'Mrs. Alice Robinson, secretary to Mr. Gilbert, and Miss
Peggy Henderson, secretary to Mr. OKellcv are newcomers
to our college Administration Staff.
Mr. Jack Roberts is the capable manager of the student
canteen.
Mr. L. B. Sprinkle makes his nighth rounds over the col-
lege campus as nightwatchman.
'No jiicture.
1/iss "Mattie" keeps school spirit at a higli level,
lissi's Diind and Hitch are aides to registrar. If hat would ne do uilhoiil .lai I..'
If eather is no barrier to our Mr. Sorinkle
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2. Stewart Library
3. Home Economics Building
4. Business Administration Building
5. Military Building
6. Alumni Hall (Gymnasium)
7. Auditorium and Dining Hall
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James H. Stephens President
Charles Bartlett Vice President
Robert Duncan Secretary
Frank Findley Treasurer
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Mrs. J. H. Stephens Mr. Ben W. Sanders
Avondale, Georgia Advisor
Sponsor
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ROYCE CHARLES BARTLETT, "Charlie,"" Fort Valley.
Georgia. Bachelor of .Science, Business Administration.
Distinguished Military Student, Varsity Basketball Team.
Dean"s List. Member Business Administration Club. Offi-
cers Club. Letterman's Club, CYCLOPS Staff. 2n,l Lt.
Co. -D.'"
AKTHLR MARRIOTT BENNETT, JR., "Arturo,"" Conyers,
Georgia. Bachelor of Science. Business .Administration.
Member Glee Club, Sigma Theta Fraternity, NCO Club,
YMCA. BSU, Pan-Hellenic Council. CYCLOPS Staff.
Bn. Sgt. Major.
WARREN LAMAR BOOZER. Atlanta. Georgia. Bachelor
of Science, Business Administration. Dean's List. Distin-
guished Military Student. Member Officers Club. Future
Business Leaders Club. 2nd Lt.. Co. "A."
MAX DURELL BRILEY. Martin. Georgia. Bachelor of
Science, Physics and Mathematics. Member Physics Club.
Radio Club. NCO Clul). SFC. Co. "C.""
ROBERT STILL BRISENDINE. -Bris."" Conyers. Georgia.
Bachelor of .Science, Phy.sical Education. Member Y AIC.A,
Cheerleaders, PE Club, Westminster Fellowship. Glee
Club, NCO Club. Cpl.. Co. "A.""
GEORGE WILLIAM BROOKSHIRE, -Bill,"" Madison,
Georgia. Bachelor of .Science, Physical Education. Deans
List. Member Sigma Theta Fraternity, Cadet Bugler,
Dramatics Club, PE Club, NCO Club, Forensic Senate.
M/Sgt., Co. "A."'
JERRY LEWIS BURT, •Jago."" Dahlonega. Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science. Business Administration. Dean"s List.
Varsity Basketball Team. Member NCO Club. Future
Business Leaders Club, Varsity Letterman's Club. Sgt..
Co. "B."
ELLA FA YE BYERS. Dahlonega. Georgia. Bachelor of
Science. Elementary Education.
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JOHN CARTER CANNON, Dahlonega. Georgia. Bachelor
of Science, Etlucation.
HELEN ELOLSE CAR^^CHAEL, "Hoagy," Marietta,
Georgia. Bachelor of Science, Biology and Chemistry.
Member Rec Club, Cadet Bugler, Dramatics Club, Science
Club.
CLYDE LAMAR CHAPMAN. 'Ludowici," Ludowici. Geor-
gia. Bachelor of Science. Physical Education. Member
Sigma Theta Fraternity, PE Club, Future Teachers Club.
Sgt., Color Guard.
WILLIAM OSBORNE CHRISTOPHER. "Chris."" Douglas,
Georgia. Bachelor of Science. Physical Education. Honor
Platoon. Member PE Club. YMCA, Rex Fraternity, NCO
Qub. Sgl.. Co. ""C.""
CAROLYN ELIZABETH CLAY, DeSoto, Georgia. Bachelor
of Science, Biology. Whos Who in American Universities
and Colleges, Dean's List, Miss NGC 1952. Member
YWCA, CYCLOPS Staflf, Science Club. BSl.
WALTER RAY COOPER, Gainesville, Georgia. Bachelor
of Science, Physics. Member Letterman's Club. M/Sgt.,
Color Guard.
ELDER THOMAS CRAWFORD. "Tommy."" Blakely, Geor-
gia. Bachelor of Science, Business .Administration. Mem-
ber Sigma Theta Fraternity, Future Business Leaders
Club, NCO Club, Forensic Senate. SFC, StafT.
WILLIAM CALVIN CULPEPPER, "Bill," Toccoa, Georgia.
Bachelor of .Science, Physics. Member Physics Club.
Cpl., Band.
WILLIAM WHEELER DAVIDSON, JR., Lithonia, Georgia.
Rachelor of Science, Physical Education. Varsity Baseball
Team. Member PE Club. Letterman's Club, NCO Club.
SFC. Co. "B."
CLIFFORD ARLIE DAVIS, -'Cliff," Cairo. Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science, Business Administration. Dean's List.
Distinguished Military Student, Who's Who in .American
Universities and Colleges. Member Forensic Senate. Fu-
ture Business Leaders Club, CYCLOPS Staff. Officers
Club. NCO Club. Capt., Co. "C."
GliERRY D. DAVIS, JR., "Rip," Buford, Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science, Physical Education. Dean's List. Member
Future Teachers Club. NCO Club, Glee Club, YMCA, Rex
Fraternity. Sgt., Co. "A."
DOROTHY ALICE DeJARNETTE. -Dot." Macon, Georgia.
Bachelor of Arts. English. Dean's List. Member Cadet
Bugler. Future Teacbers Club. Dramatics Club, Glee
Club. YWCA.
MARVIN BLAINE DOSTER. -Squirrel." Athens. Georgia.
Bachelor of Science. Physical Education. Distinguished
Military Student, Best Drilled Cadet, 1949. Member Rex
Fraternity, PE Club. NCO Club. Officers Club. Cap!.. Staff.
ROBERT W. DUNCAN. "Dunk." Griffin, Georgia. Bachelor
of Science, Business Administration. Distinguished Mili-
tary Student. Member Pan-Hellenic Council, Rex Fra-
ternity, CYCLOPS Staff, Officers Club. Future Business
Leaders Club. NCO Club. Capt.. PMS&T Staff.
RICHARD HOLDEN EAVES, "D.D.." Elberton, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration. Member
Sigma Theta Fraternity, NCO Club, Future Business
Leaders Club. M/Sgt.. Band.
HIRAM FRANKLIN FINDLEY. Doraville. Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science, Business .'Vdministration. Dean's List.
Member CYCLOPS Staff. Future Business Leaders Club,
NCO Club. Sgt., Co. "D."
ALLAN T. FOKI), Ty Ty, Georgia. Bachelor of \tK. His-
tory. Dean's List, Distinguished Military Student, Who's
Who in American Universities and Colleges. Meniher
YMCA, NCO Club, Officers Club, CYCLOPS Staff. Cadet
Bugler Staff. Lt. Col.. Staff.
THOMAS O. FOWLER. Woodstock. Ge
Science, Physical Education.
:ia. Bachelor of
lAMES CLEVELAND GRAVITT, "Jimmy," Acworth, Geor-
gia. Bachelor of Science, Physics and Mathematics. Dean's
List. Member Rifle Team, Physics Club, Radio Club.
Capt., Staff.
ACK LEWIS GREENE, "Curley," Ball Ground, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science. Chemistry and Physics. Member
(Chemistry Club, Science Club, NCO Club, Physics Club,
Kifle Team. Gym Team. .Sgt.. .Staff.
KALPH JAMES GRIFFIS, Cecil, Georgia. Bachelor of
Science, Biology. Dean's List, Honor Platoon. Member
Science Club, NCO Club, Rifle Team. Chemistry Club,
YMCA. Sgt.. Co. "D."
ALBERT EDWARD HALL, Young Harris, Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science. Business Administration.
HENRY RICHMOND HALL. JR.. -H.R.," Hahira, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration. Distin-
guished Military Student. Member Glee Club. Varsity
Kifle Team. Letterman's Club, NCO Club, Officers Club,
Wesley Foundation. CYCLOPS Staff, Future Business
Leaders Club. 2nd Lt.. Band.
RUBY HALL. Young Harris. Georgia. Bachelor of Science,
Klementarv Education.
HOBBY JACK HARRIS. -'BJ.." Tbomaston. Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science, Business Administration. Distinguished
Military Student. Member NCO Club, Officers Club. Rex
Fraternity, Glee Club. Future Business Leaders Club,
CYCLOPS Staff. Major. Staff.
JOHN T. HATTEN. Dahlonega. Georgia. Bachelor of Sci-
ence, Secondary Education. Member Glee (^lub. Future
Teachers Club, BSD.
MAK,Jt)RIE W. HATTEN. Dahlonega. Georgia. Bachelor
of ^ifjice. Elenientarj Education. Member Future Teach-
er, Club. B,Sli. Glee Dab.
ROBERT EDWI.N HEWELL. -Bobby." Elberton. Georgia.
Bachelor of f'cit'nce. Business Administration. Distin-
guished Military Student. D<'an's List. Member Sigma
Theta Fraternity. Pen-Hiellenic Council. Future Business
Leaders Club. NCO Club, Office)* Club. 2n,l Lt.. Co. "C.-
ATNTTA MODGT.S. Dahlonega. Georgia. Special Student.
iroHN WALTEK HODGES, Dahlonega, Georgia. Bachelor
of Science, Business Administration. Dean's List. Member
Future Business Leaders Club.
VICTOR HOBBS HUTCHISON, -Vic," Columbus, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science. Biology. Whos Who in American
I'niyersities and Colleges. Distinguished Military Student.
Editor 19.S1 CYCLOPS, Dean's List. Member Bugler Staff.
Science Club, Chemistry Club. Officers Club. Pan-Hellenic
Council, Sigma Theta Fraternity, NCO Club. YMCA,
CYCLOPS Staff, BSU. Major. Band.
HAROLD RICHARD JOHNSON. 'Tripod." Decatur. Geor-
gia. Bachelor of Science. Chemistry. Member Chemistry
Club, Physics Club. Officers Club.' NCO Club. YMCA.
Generals. Camera Club. Tennis and Rifle Teams. 1st
Ll.. Band.
ROBERT F. JONES. "Bud." Tallapoosa. Georgia. Bachelor
of Science. Biology. Member Science Club. NCO Club.
Varsity Basketball. SFC. Co. "B."
TUNIS POWELL LANG, JR.. "T.P.." Sandersville, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science. Physics and Mathematics. Dean's
List, Distinguished Military Student. Who's Who in
American Lniversities and Colleges. Member Physics
Club, Radio Club, Dramatics Club, Wesley Foundation,
Sigma Theta Fraternity, NCO Club, Officers Club, Senior
Scouts, YMCA, Cadet Bugler Staff. 2nd Lt., Co. "C."
WILLIAM JAMES LIVSEY, "Lipp," Clarkston. Georgia.
Bachelor of .Science. Physical Education. Distinguished
Military Student, Dean's List, Who's Who in American
Universities and Colleges. Member Rex Fraternity. PE
Club, Science Club. Letterman's Club. Officers Club.
NCO Club. Capt., Co. "A."
DONALD L. LONG,
of Arts. History.
Don, " Dablonega, Georgia. Bachelor
GRAHAM PHELAN LOWE. JR.. "Buster." Fort Valley.
Georgia. Bachelor of Science. Physical Education. Varsity
Basketball Team. Dean's List. Member PE Club. Letter-
man's Club. NCO Club, Rex Fraternity, Pan-Hellenic
Council. Sgt.. Band.
WARNER DAVID McCLURE. "Mac." Acworth. Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Biology. Distinguished Military Stu-
dent. Dean's List. Member Officers Club. NCO Club,
.Science Club. Major. .Staff.
ALLEN AUSTIN McLEAN, McRae, Georgia. Bachelor of
Science, Physical Education. Member NCO Club. PE
Club. Sgt., Co. "B."
GEORGE EUGENE MacDONALD. "Mac." Thomaston.
Georgia. Bachelor of Science, Business Administration.
Member YMCA, Future Business Leaders Club, NCO
Club. CYCLOPS Staff. Sgt., Band.
ELDON LEROY MANSFIELD, JR., Albany, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Physical Education. Distinguished
Military Student. Member NCO Club, Officers Club.
Varsity Letterman"s Club, Varsity Basketball Team, PE
Club. 2nd Lt., Co. "C"
JAMES H. MATTHEWS, "Hoss,- Perry, Georgia. Bachelor
of Science. Physical Education.
SUE JANE MEALOR, Commerce, Georgia. Bachelor of
Science, Secretarial Science, Member Rec Club, Future
Business Leaders Club, YWCA, Wesley Foundation.
WALTER EUGENE MEEK.S. -Bulldog." Alto, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Physical Education. Member NCO
Club, PE Club, Future Teachers Club, YMCA, CYCLOPS
Staff. M, Sat.. Staff.
JACK W. MILLER. Plainville. Georgia. Bachelor of Scii
Education.
JAMES E. MOORE, "Jimmy," Buena Vista, Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science, Physical Education. Member Letterman's
Club, PE Qub, NCO Club. Bugler Staff, Varsity Basket-
ball Team. Sgt., Co. "A."
WILLIAM EARL MUNDY, -Bill," Cohiuitt. Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science, Physical Education, Distinguished Mili-
tary Student, Who's Who in .\merican Universities and
Colleges, Honor Platoon. Member Officers Club. NCO
Club, Rex Fraternity, PE Clul), Camera Club, Pan-
Hellenic Council, Capt.. Co. "B."
WILLIAM HENRY PAQUIN, "Bill," Augusta, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Education. Member Officers Club.
Bn. Chaplain.
ROBERT L. PEACOCK, Ashburn, Georgia. Bachelor of
Science, Chemistry. Distinguished Military Student, Dean's
List. Member Chemistry Club, NCO Club, Officers Club.
2nd Lt., Co. "A."
WILLIAM S. PERRIN, '-Bill," Clarkston, Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science, Physical Education. Distinguished Mili-
tary Student, Honor Platoon. Member Officers Club. NCO
Club, PE Club, Science Club, CYCLOPS Staff. Varsity
Rifle Team. 2nd Lt., Co. "B."
JERRILYN JOYCE PICKENS, "Pick,"' Lilburn, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Secretarial Science. Member Rec
Club, Future Business Leaders Club, YWCA, BSU.
JAMES HARRY PIERCE, "Jimmy," Chamblee. Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration. Member
Rex Fraternity, Future Business Leaders Club, Generals,
Forensic Senate, NCO Club, YMCA. M/Sgt.. Drum
Major, Band.
WILLIAM TURNER POOR, "Bill," Woodstock, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Biology. Honor Platoon. Member
Science Club. NCO Club, YMCA. SEC, Co. "B."
CHARLES C. PRITCHETT. "General." Alto, Ceoritia.
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration. Distin-
guished Military Student. Member Future Business Lead-
ers Club, NCO Club. Officers Club. 2nd Lt.. Co. -A."
CHARLES THOMAS RUARK, "Rookie," Bostwick, Geor-
gia. Bachelor of .Science, Business Administration. Mem-
ber Rex Fraternity, NCO Club, Future Business Leaders
Club. Sgt., Co. "A."
GILBERT WYLAND PAVLOVSKY, "Paylo," Norfolk, Vir-
ginia. Bachelor of Science. Business Administration.
Distinguished Military Student. Band MedaL Member
NCO Club, Officers Club, YMCA. Major. Band.
PAUL GARLAND SEALS, 'P.C." Soperton, Georgia.
Bachelor of Arts, History. Distinguished Military Student.
Dean's List. Member Rex Fraternity, Forensic .Senate,
NCO Club. Officers Cluli. 2n(l Lt.. Co. "A."
JOH.M HARRIS SHUGART, "Shug," Calhoun, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Physical Education. Honor Platoon.
.Member Rex Fraternity. Gym Team. NCO Club. PE Club.
Sgt.. Co. "A."
DAVID PATRICK SIMS, "Bogie," Stathem, Georgia. Bach-
elor of Science. Physical Education. Member PE Club,
NCO Club. Letterman's Club. YMCA. Sgt., Co. "C."
PEGGY ANN SMELLEY. "Smeg." Lula, Georgia. Bachelor
of Science. Biology. Member Dramatics Club, Science
Club. Y'WC.'V, Rec Club. Wesley Foundation.
RALPH HEAD SMITH. "Smitty," Clermont. Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Physical Education. Dean's List,
Distinguished Military Student. Member Officers Club,
NCO Club, Rex Fraternity, PE Club, Future Teachers
Club. Capt.. .Staflf.
BROADIS .'•OWELL, Chesterfield. .South Carolina. Bach-
elor of Science. Biology and Chemistry. Dean's List.
Member Forensic Senate, Officers Club, Science Club.
Hon. Capt.. Hq. Co.
JAMES HARRY STEPHENS, "Jimmy," Avondale Estates,
Georgia. Bachelor of .Arts, English. Dean's List, Who's
Who in American Universities and Colleges, Winner of
Annual Oratory Contest. Forensic Senate Award. Member
Rex Fraternity. Forensic Senate, NCO Club, Officers
Club. Cap!.. Co. • D."
ERNE.ST PAIL .STRINGER, Dahlonega, Georgia. Bachelor
of Arts. History. Member Rex Fraternity. NCO Club.
Rifle Team, Baseball Team, CYCLOPS Staflf, Honor
Platoon. SFC. Co. "D."
BETTY JEAN STYLES, Juno. Georgia. Bachelor of Arts.
History. Dean's List.
MARVIN L. TAYLOR, Plainville, Georgia. Bachelor of
.Science, Education.
LUCY ELLEN THOMAS, "Ugly," Gainesville, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science, Home Economics. Member Home
Ec. Club, Rec Club, Dramatics Club. Glee Club. Cheer-
leaders, Letterman's Club.
DONALD HOWELL THRELKELD. ■Thr.ck.- Albany.
Georgia. Bachelor of Science, Physical Education. Deans
List, Distinguished Military Student. Honor Platoon.
Member PE Club, NCO Club, Officers Club. 1st Lt..
Co. "C."
SALLY ANN THOMPSON. Dawsonville, Georgia. Bachelor
of Science, Secretarial Science.
HARVEY LEE THURMOND. JR.. Roswell, Georgia, Bach-
elor of Science, Physical Education. Distinguished Mili-
tary Student. Member Rex Fraternity, Varsity Baseball
Team, Letterman's Club, Officers Club, PE Club. 2nd
Lt., Staff.
LOUISE TODD. Winlerville, Georgia. Bachelor of Science,
Home Economics.
LUTHER TRAVIS. East Point, Georgia. Bachelor of Sci-
ence, Chemistry and Biology. Dean's List, Distinguished
Military Student, Honor Platoon. Member Officers Club,
NCO Club, YMCA, Rifle Team, Science Club, Chemistry
Club, Glee Club, BSU. 1st Lt., Co. "A."
BARBARA HARRISON TREPAGNIER. Winder, Georgia
L'helor of Science, Home Economics. Dean's List. Mem
ber Future Teachers Club, Home Ec. Club.
JULES CHARLES TREPAGNIER. "Trep." Winder. Geor-
gia. Bachelor of Science, Business Administration. Dis-
tinguished Military .Student, Dean's List. Member Future
Business Leaders Club. NCO Club. Officers Club, Rifle
Team. 1st Lt., Co. "D."
RUTH TURNER. Emma. Georgi
Elementary Education.
GLENN EDWIN WALLS. Baldwin. Georgia. Bachelor of
Science. Business Administration. Dean's List. Distin-
guished Military Student. Honor Platoon. Member Rex
Fraternity. Future Business Leaders Club. NCO Club.
Officers Club. 1st Lt., Co.
JAMES ROBERT WARDEN. 'Bob." Dahlonega, Georgia.
Bachelor of Science. Business Administration. Distin-
guished Military Student. Member Officers Club. Future
Business Leaders Club. Hon. Capt.. PMS&T Staff.
MARY EUNICE WHITE. Covington, Georgia. Bachelor of
Science, Home Economics. Member Home Ec. Club, Rec
Club, YWCA, Wesley Foundation.
JAMES M. WHITEHURST, "Jimmy." Jeffersonville. Geor-
helor of Science, Business Administration. Dean's
List. .Member NCO Club, Future Business Leaders Club.
Sgt., Co. "D."
ROYCE COLRTLAND WILLIAMS. Lawrenceville. Geor-
gia. Bachelor of Science, Biology. Dean's List. Member
Science Club. Future Teachers Club, NCO Club, Wesley
Foundation. Sgt.. Co. "C. "
JOHN KOBKRT WILSON, Doraville, Georgia. I!arh,l<ii „f
Science. Chemistrv. Dean's List. Member YMCA. Chem-
istry Cliil). Physics Club. PFC. Co. "C."
JESSE LINDEN YADEN. "Buck."' Atlanta. Georgia. Bach-
elor of Arts, History. Distinguished Military Student.
Member Rex Fraternity. YMCA. Forensic Senate, Officers
Club, NCO Club. 2n.l Lt.. Co. -B."
WILLL\M JACKSON YAW, "Deac," Marietta. Georgia.
Bachelor of Science. Physical Education. Member Rex
Fraternity, NCO Club, PE Club. Sgt., Co. "A.'
DYER D. EDWARDS. Dahlonega. (;eorgia. Bachelor of
.Science, Business Administration.
WILLIAM OWEN HARRIS. Gainesville. Georgia. Bachelor
of Science, Physical Education.
BERNARD YATES HOLWELL, Quitman, (leorgia. Bach-
elor of Science, Physical Education.
WILLIAM B. KEMP, Sylvania, Georgia. Bai helor of Sci-
ence, Business Administration.
HARRY N. LANE, Atlanta, Georgia. Bachelor of Science.
Business Administration.
BENJAMIN FRANK PIM. Atlanta. Georgia. Hachelor of
Science, Biology.
EUGENE D. REX, Toccoa, Georgia. Bachelor of .Science,
Education.
Chow Hall crew.
Favorite pastime.
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Clifford Auams
President
\\ ii.iiAM Skukll
Vice President
Carolyn Callowav
Secretary
Frank Moslev
Treasurer
Carolyn
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Millcn. Georgia
Sponsor
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Juniors
Edward L. Abercrombie
Atlanta, Georgia
LoLAN C. Adams
Waynesboro. Georgia
Gloria J. Anderson
Reiclsville, Georgia
Thurman E. Anderson
Reiclsville, Georgia
Joe C. Aveky
Dahlonega, Georgia
Roy E. Berrey
Atlanta, Georgia
Eddie B. Byrd
Gainesville, Georgia
James D. Boggus
Fitzgerald, Georgia
James N. Bohannon, Jk.
Covington. Georgia
Graii, L. Brookshire
Stone Mountain, Georgia
Imogene E. Brown
Dahlonega, Georgia
Morris R. Brown
Dewey Rose, Georgia
Bena S. Burns
Atlanta, Georgia
William M. Calhoun
Arlington, Georgia
Carolyn M. Callaway
West Palm Beach, Florida
Elizabeth J. Callaway
Gumming, Georgia
Vernon Carder
Dahlonega, Georgia
Leonard D. Chafin
Atlanta. Georgia
Melinda W. Chapman
Gainesville, Georgia
Dallas W. Clark
Thomasville, Georgia
Joe D. Clements
Ray City, Georgia
GuYNELL Collier
Toccoa, Georgia
Marvin M. Culpepper
Rome, Georgia
Willys E. Davis
Demorest, Georgia
Donald F. Dean
Adel, Georgia
Elena C. Delmonte
Decatur, Georgia
Henry- B. Dkexler
Tifton, Georgia
Barbara A. Duncan
Decatur, Georgia
William H. Farcason
Atlanta, Georgia
Jean R. Fowler
Gumming, Georgia
ViRGiNL\ A. Harmon
Decatur, Georgia
Berry H. Henderson
Wrens, Georgia
Warren P. Hendrix
Lawrenceville. Georgia
Charles R. James
Dalton, Georgia
Norma G. Jarrard
Gainesville, Georgia
Rita A. Jarrard
Cleveland. Georgia
Mary B. Jenkins
Villa Rica. Georgia
Marvin D. Lawrence
Dawsonville, Georgia
Thomas E. Minix
Hapeville, Georgia
Frank W. Mosley
Jasper, Georgia
Juanita 0. Moss
Oxford, Georgia
Susan A. Nix
Cleveland, Georgia
James R. Oakes
Decatur. Georgia
Lamar T. Oxford, Jr.
Rutledge, Georgia
Jo A. Parris
Blue Ridge, Georgia
Norma J. Porter
Martin. Georgia
Virginia C. Printz
.\tlanta, Georgia
Claud J. Raley, Jr.
Rome, Georgia
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Walter G. Riley. Jii.
Perry, Georgia
David D. Roper
Gainesville, Georgia
Bettye Jo Scott
Macon, Georgia
M. Sue Sewell
Decatur, Georgia
William P. Sewell
Sandy Springs, Georgia
Mary E. Shearouse
Decatur, Georgia
Henry G. Shucart
Calhoun, Georgia
Francis M. Sibley
Decatur, Georgia
Marion G. Smith
Hazlehurst. Georgia
Janie R. Stancil
Cleveland, Georgia
Ernest P. Stringer
Dahlonega, Georgia
Marjorie S. Walker (Mrs.
Dahlonega, Georgia
Moses L. Wilson
Locust Grove, Georgia
Junior Pictures Not Shown
Olivia F. Chambers
Belllon, Georgia
Lloyd B. Chandler
Cedartown. Georgia
Alfred S. Holbrook, Jr.
Sandy Springs, Georgia
James A. McClure
Cartecay, Georgia
Willis C. Parks, Jr.
Dalton, Georgia
John T. Patterson
Lumpkin, Georgia
George W. Pope
Cedartown, Georgia
Devrix S. Roper
Gainesville. Georgia
\napearl W. Seabolt (Mrs.)
Dahlonega. Georgia
Ruel D. Walker
Copperhill, Tennessee
Macie L. Wehunt
Dahlonega. Georgia
James M. Wright
Ellijay. Georgia
Sophomore Officers
Henuv Culberson
President
Samille Willis
Vice President
JiMMiE Vandiver
Secretary
Jo Stephens
Treasurer
Sammie
JiMMIE
Mrs. H. F. Culberson
Gainesville, Ga.
Sponsor
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Sophomores
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Charles E. Akridce
Rome, Georgia
William D. Allen
Lithonia, Georgia
Patricia J. Allred
Tate, Georgia
James H. Babb
Eastanollee, Georgia
Jane S. Bailey
Atlanta, Georgia
James P. Bannister
Cumniing, Georgia
Mary Emma Benton
Commerce, Georgia
JosiAH Blasincame, Jr.
Jersey, Georgia
Carolyn E. Bowen
Cornelia, Georgia
Smeoley D. Breedlove
Dublin, Georgia
Charles S. Brice
Gainesville, Georgia
Minnie S. Brooks
Jefferson, Georgia
PucY V. Brooks
Canton. Georgia
Douglas D. Bkown
Fayetteville, Georgia
Richard M. Bryant
Moultrie, Georgia
James D. Byrd
Loganville, Georgia
Harold H. Chambless
Dawson, Georgia
George E. Coleman, Jr.
Dunwoody, Georgia
James F. Collins
Gainesville. Georgia
Larry E. Cook
Griffin. Georgia
Henry F. Culberson, Jr.
Gainesville. Georgia
Jonah B. Davis. Jr.
Pelham. Georgia
Jeanette deJarnette
Decatur, Georgia
Carol Dendy
Savannah. Georgia
George H. Donaldsoiv
Sandy Springs. Georgia
Clyde M. Dover
Ellijay, Georgia
Charles H. Drexler
Tifton, Georgia
Jack B. Edwards
Cornelia, Georgia
Laura J. Elliott
Gainesville, Georgia
John W. Falk
Gainesville, Georgia
Betty R. Fargason
Atlanta, Georgia
Sylvia J. Field
Atlanta, Georgia
Ruby A. Frazer
Washington, Georgia
Mildred H. Garreit
Dahlonega, Georgia
RuTHiE A, Glover
Cleveland. Georgia
Charles W. Greek
Albany, Georgia
James A. Grissett. Jr.
Ray City, Georgia
Pauline P. Gurlev
Dahlonega, Georgia
James M. Hall
Sylvester, Georgia
Marilyn G. Hannah
Buford, Georgia
Dixie S. Harbin
Columbus. Georgia
Mervin C. Hawk
Albany. Georgia
James H. Henson
Blue Ridge, Georgia
Edgar G. Hickson, Jr.
Augusta, Georgia
William E. Hodges
Hartwell. Georgia
Roy G. Holcomb
Tate, Georgia
Mary M. Honea
Tate, Georgia
Joe E. Hope, Jr.
Gainesville, Georgia
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Wri,LIAM H. HOUK
Brookhaven, Georgia
Donna E. Howard
Hartwell, Georgia
J\MES C. HUFF
Crawford. Georgia
Mahv N. Jackson
Braselton. Georgia
Harvey L. Jay
Fitzgerald, Georgia
Eleanor M. Jones
Atlanta, Georgia
Km M. Jones
Atlanta. Georgia
Robert B. Kempson
Clarkesville, Georgia
Fred J, Kitchens, Jr.
Covington, Georgia
Larry K. Lankford
Marietta. Georgia
Mary E. Lewis
Hartwell. Georgia
Gloria D. Lively
Gumming. Georgia
Harold G. Long
Dahlonega, Georgia
Johnny M, McGee
Tifton. Georgia
Johann R. Manning
Tennille. Georgia
Frances J. Malcom
Stone Mountain, Georgia
June Martin
Griffin, Georgia
Marion C. Mathews
Gainesville, Georgia
Alice Milner
Cartersville, Georgia
Thomas D. Moreland
Chatsworth, Georgia
William T. Mullinax
Jasper, Georgia
Mary J. Mivllins
Calhoun. Georgia
William R. Neal, Jr.
Moultrie, Georgia
Charlie A. Newcomer
Fitzgerald, Georgia
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Barney J. Nichols
Carnegie, Georgia
Carolyn Paradise
Amity. Georgia
William L. Pass
Lawreneeville. Georgia
Marviiv E. Patterson
Gainesville, Georgia
Barbara J. Peters
Ringgold, Georgia
Warren W. Phillips
Ben Hill, Georgia
Victor L. Puckett
Buford, Georgia
Eleanor A. Pubcell
Baldwin, Georgia
Donald L, Randle
Covington, Georgia
William D. Ray
Bartow, Georgia
Myrle a. Reid
College Park, Georgia
Willie M. Reins, Jr.
Gainesville, Georgia
Roy a. Roberts
Dalton, Georgia
Barbara Rollins
Hampton, Virginia
Bobbie E. Rucker
Bellton, Georgia
Theo Rumble
Warner Robins. Georgia
Betty J. Shearouse
Decatur, Georgia
Dorothy J. Short
Rayle, Georgia
Paul C. Simms
Dahlonega, Georgia
Betty A. Smith
Clarkesville, Georgia
Hilda D. Smith
Commerce, Georgia
Clifford L. Snyder
Marietta, Georgia
Patricia A. Stanley
Marshallville, Georgia
Minnie B. Starcel
Dahlonega, Georgia
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Jo M. Stephens
Atlanta, Georgia
Betty J. Tatum
Gainesville, Georgia
JiMMIK F. VaNDIVF-R
Jefferson. Georgia
Ei.EANoii B. Vinton
Atlanta, Georgia
Lamar V. Waldrip
Gainesville, Georgia
James W. Waters. Jr.
Gainesville. Georgia
James A. Watkiims
Albany, Georgia
William R. Watson, HI
Lithonia, Georgia
Annie L. Wells
Ellijay, Georgia
Luther R. Whiteheau
Monroe, Georgia
William H. Williams
Thomasville, Georgia
.'^amille Willis
Chicopee, Georgia
Phillip R. Wise
Buena Vista, Georgia
William C. Wofforo
Gainesville, Georgia
Geraldine Wolfe
Gumming, Georgia
Billy B. Wood
Calhoun, Georgia
Marianne York
Cornelia. Georgia
Sophomore Pictures Not Shown
Alton L. Amis
Dublin, Georgia
Edith A. Davis
Damascus, Georgia
Edward L. Lewis
Decatur, Georgia
Marguerite Slaton
Dawsonville, Ga.
Roger E. Ash
Dahlonega. Georgia
Ernestine L. England
Blairsville. Georgia
Jon W. McClure
.\cworth. Georgia
Harold M. Stanton
Macon. Georgia
James C. Barrow
East Point. Georgia
Anne E. Findley
Alpharetta, Georgia
Martha B. Morrison
Chatsworth, Georgia
William A. Threlkeld
Albany, Georgia
Claude H. Brown
Marietta, Georgia
Bernard Goss
Calhoun. Georgia
Harold H. Nichols
Carnegie. Georgia
John P. Wallis
Elberton, Georgia
Eugene A. Brown
Dahlonega, Georgia
Doyle R. Harper
Mineral Bluff. Georgia
Betty J. Palmer
Dahlonega, Georgia
Allen H. Watts, Jr.
Guyton. Georgia
Roberta Butler
Dahlonega, Georgia
Lewis C. Justus
Dahlonega, Georgia
James D. Pethel
Gainesville, Georgia
Joe R. Whitaker
Gainesville, Ga.
Thomas B. Clyburn
Blue Ridge, Georgia
Harold V. King
Cartersville, Georgia
David J. Puckett
Tifton, Georgia
Shirley A. Whitaker
Gainesville, Ga.
Charles M. Cooper
Gainesville, Georgia
James M. Langston
Chatsworth, Georgia
Hugh A. Sawyer
Dublin, Georgia
JoHNiW Joe Barbaka kii\
Freshman Officers
JoilNNiK L. Wade President
Joseph B. Chapman Vice President
Nancy Temple Secretary
Tim R. Heath Treasurer
FRESHMEN
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Richard E. Aaron
Chicopee, Geurdia
George H. Baxter
Crandall, Georgia
RoLAMi 1) Brooks Jr
Pend<Tr(;rd»s, Gi-uini.i
Glenn E. Byess
Marble Hill. Georgia
WlLLlA
Marietl
M J. Carrington
:a. Georgia
Ralph L. Clements
Brunswick, Georgia
Charles E. Adkins
Aut^usta, Cror^fiu
John T. Bentley
Atlanta, Georgia
Lalra B. Brown
Daliloncga, Georgia
Donald F. Cain
>X'oodstoek, Georgia
Charli
Rome,
;s W. Casey
Georgia
Wendell L. Clemen-
Ray City. Georgia
James F. Alexander
Adairsville. Geornia
B. GWENELL BLACKSmi.
Jasfier. Georgia
K Barbara I.. Buice
Buford, Georgia
James H. Cameron
.Augusta. Georgia
Charlf
Wasliin
:s E. Chafin
igton. Georgia
Bobby L. Cobb
Griffin. Georgia
Charles W. A mason
Valona. Ci-iirfia
Robert H. Hostwkk
ArlinBtnn. Groreia
Robert J. Biiir.E
Buforil, Georgia
I.uther U. Campbell
Eatonton. Georgia
Joseph
Bruns«
B. Chapman
ick. Georgia
Howard D. Cobb
Marietta, Georgia
James L. Anthony
Dahlonega. Georgia
William E. Boiven
Athens, Georgia
Henry L. Bullari,
Camilla, Georgia
Algernon B. Cannon
TiKimbsboro. Georgia
Charle
Atlanta
;s L. Chosewood
;. Georgia
Frank A. Conner. .
Newnan. Georgia
ISOBEL G. BALPOtn
Decatur, Ceoreiu
Paul L. Briiices
Brinson, Ceorijia
Barbara A. Bubdick
Decatur, Georgia
Wallace D. Garden
Clover. S. C.
Bonnie
Clarkes
J. Chlrch
iville. Georgia
.Shellie W. Cornelu
Ray City. Georgia
Homer E. Bartlett
Fort Valley. Georuia
WlLBllRN F. BrIDWELL
Atlanta, Georgia
Thelma V. Burel
Biiford, Georgia
George P. Carr
Hinesville. Georgia
Robert
Griffin.
H. Clark
Georgia
James N. Crawford
Hayesville. N. C.
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Alice QtiLLr^
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111 D. Peters
nons lulanil, G<
Jasper. Georgii
John E. Rocei
Berlin, Cei.rgi:
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Freshman Pictures Not Shown
Calvin P. Andrews
HoRERT F. Ellington
IrM P. kivc.
William i;. Mohan. Jr.
Dennie p. Schrauer
KOBEI
KT E. Waters.
Carnesville, Georgia
Flliiay. Georgia
Dahlonega. Georgia
Brunswick. Georgia
Cornelia, Georgia
Romi
*. Georgia
William A. Atha, Jb.
Elbert R. Garrett
Fred W. LeVan
Gene M. Moree
James C. Scott
Will
iam J. Weeks
Shannon, Georgia
Cdnimerce. Georgia
Marietta. Georgia
.Albany, Georgia
ThomasviUe, Georgia
Blue
Ridge. Georgii
Charles M. Berch
Thomas A. Glover. Jr.
William N. Little
Roger L, Norman
J. G. Seabolt. Jr.
Banc
;e L. Wellborn
Tifton, Georgia
Panama City, Florida
Carnesville, Georgia
Jacksonville, Florida
Dahlone/a, Georgia
Wash
ington. Geor^'ii
Robert W. Bowman
Janis M. Greene
David J. LocAN
Robert N. Parker
DlBicnon W. Smith
Henr
Y C. White. .
Macon, Georgia
Marietta, Georgia
Ellijay. Georgia
Blue Ridge. Georgia
Royston, Georgia
Allan
ita. Georgia
Jarvts J. Burt
Robert F, Harrell
I.alra N. McClure
Pall M. Patterson
Lloyd .A, Smith
Will
iam R. Willia
Dahlonega. Georgia
Fayetteville, Georgia
Dalilonega. Georgia
Matawan. New Jersey
Lavonia, Georgia
Gain.
!sville. Geor"ia
JlDSON W. Byrd
John W. Harvey. Jr.
William P. McWhirtkr
Hinton G. P*ul, Jr.
Richard C. Smith
I-.IGE
NE T. Wright
.Atlanta, Georgia
Moultrie. Georgia
Hoyston. Georgia
Commerce, Georgia
Glasgow, Kentucky
Cuss.
'ta. Georgia
James K. Cacle
Bobby D. Haynes
Ranell H. Matkis
Lena G. Powell
Jack E. Sorrells
Harr
Y H. Young
Nelson, Georgia
Gainesville. Georgia
Ralston, Georgia
Brunswick, Georgia
Cedarlown, Georgia
Calhi
)iin. Georgia
Morris D. Campbell
Daniel P. Jenkins
John H. Mauldin
Edwin L. Prince
James L. Sutton
Char
LES S. Zeigler
Fitzgerald. Georgia
Columbus, Georgia
-Atlanta. Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Cleveland. Georgia
Wayc
toss, Georgia
Charles R. Cantrell
Thomas E, Jenkins
Jo B. Meadows
Edward C, Reeves
Van A. Thurston
Dahlonega, Georgia
Wrightsville, Georgia
Atlanta. Georgia
Jakin. Georgia
Gainesville, Georgia
Walter M. Cox
Homer 0. Jones, Jr.
Arthur J. Messier
James S, Rice
Harry B. Vickers. Jr.
Gainesville, Georgia
Hapeville. Georgia
Fall River, Massachusetts
i Elberton. Georgia
Brunswick, Georgia
Donald R. Dl-Pree
James W. Kidder
Joel L. Monk
James G, Robertson
Mack C. Wansley, Jr.
Gainesville. Georgia
.\tlanta, Georgia
Ty Ty, Georgia
Turin. Georgia
Carnesville. Georgia
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Major, Infarttry
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Henri \ . McIIabe
Captain, Infantry
Ass't PMS&T
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Orvil R. Hause
M/ScT. Arthur K. Grikr
M/Sgt. George C. Long
1st Lt., Inf.-HSAR (Inact.)
Commandant of Cadets
Infantry
Instructor
Adjutant General's Corps
Instructor
SFC Joseph E. Davidson
Quartermaster Corps
Administrative Specialist
SFC Robert H. Mease
Quartermaster Corps
Supply Sergeant
ScT. William T. White
Adjutant General's Corps
Administrative Specialist
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Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge, C.G. Third .Army, with President
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BATTALIDIV HEADDUARTERS
Mrs. Rintie B. Ford
Ty Ty, Georgia
liattalion Sponsor
Mrs. J. V. Hutchison
Columbus, Georgia
Staff Sjjonsor
IJeulenant Colonel
Commanding Offirer
Victor H. Hutchison
Major
Kxerutivp Officer
Warner D. McClure
Major
Operations Officer
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2nd Lieutenant
Ass't Operations Officer
I \\ii> H, Matthi.w
Captain
Intelligence Officer
VliTHUI! \[. BenNT.T
Master Sergeant
Sergeant Major
Ralph H. Smith
Captain
Supply officer
Waltkr E. Mkeks
Master Sergeant
Supply Sergeant
William H. Paquin
Captain
Chaplain
Thlirman E. Anderson
Sergeant First Class
Ass't Supply NCO
HDIVDRARY OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO THE P. M. S. & T. S STAFF
1\MKS R. WAUriEN
;l/ayor
Robert W. Ditncan
Captain
James C. Gr^vitt
Captain
Marvin E. Patterson
Captain
1st Lt. H. R. iohnsim. Exei utile Offirer: 2rul Lt. II . H Fargawn. Hint Ldr.: Maj. J'arlvrsky; 2nil Lt. H. R. Hall. I'liit. Lilr.
1/ >gr. R. H. Eaies. First Sergeant.
GlI.BliKT W. l'AVI.(l\Sk\
Major
IJaiid Comnum.U-r
BAND
\li^> Itiriiii: .|i. S((i
Macon. Georgia
Sponsor
2n|) l.T. H. \\. Mali I'latoon Leader
SFC J. H. Pierce I'latoon Sergeant
Si.T. G. E. M^cDoNAi.i) I'latoon Guide
First Squad: Sgt. (;. P. I.owc. Pvts. W. J. Allia. P. I.. I!iias.-s. C. H.
\h,-sUT. H. A. Hurley. Cpl. I). L. I.onf;.
Second Squad: S^t. D. D. Eilwards. Pvts. W. C. Ciilpcpiii-r, C. E.
McCranie, J. Anthony. Cpl. C. M. Mnrrc.
Third Squad: .Sgt. W. K. Watson, i'vls. W. S. Martin. E. L. Prince.
J. C. Srott. \I. L. Sprncll. Cpl. W . ,\I. Kt-ins.
2m) Lt. W. H. Faucason I'latoon Leader
SFC W. H. Williams Platoon Sergeant
.S(;t. K. I). I!t\ I'latoon Guide
Fir.'it Squiid: .'^gt. D. W. Clark. Pvts. W. K. liowen. R. M. Bryant. C. C.
(ianunon. I!. P. Gantly. Cpl. J. Blasingaine.
Second Squad: Sgt. F. M. Sibley. Pvts. G. C. Inu-s. C. E. Lanil., W. T.
McElrath. J. D. McClain. Ci.l. H. B. Drexler.
Third Squad: Sgt. W. R. Neal. H. II. Clianibless. G. B. Sliinaberger.
J. 11. Sulherlanil. .1. E. Rogers, Cpl. C. 1.. Snyder.
T^S.-.fv •" ite
William J. Livsky
Captain
Coniniaiiilin!; Offir.r
Miss Bena Burns
East Point, Georgia
Sponsor
COMPANY "4"
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Mahvin B. Dosti:i{
\st Lieulenant
Kx.-riili\.' Offic.-r
Warkkn L. BooziH
2nd Lieutenant
I'ialoi.ii Ii-ailer
UoBEKT L. Peacock
'2nd Lieutenant
Platoon I eailer
FIRST PLATDDIV
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Pail G. Seals
2nd Lieutenant
Platoon Leader
Charles C. Pritchett
Master Sergeant
First Sergeant
2m) I.t. W. I,. BoozKU
I'Intoon Leader
SFC G. W. Brookshire
Platoon Sergeant
S(.T. P. R. Wise
r/atnon Cnide
First Squad: Sgl. K. H. Clark, Pvls.
J. K. Skrine. B. F. Daniel. F. K. Hester,
F. 1). Wooilall. Cpl. W. 1.. Pass.
Second Squad: <^l. H. 11. Henderson,
Pvts. B. J. Nichols. H. S. Kelly. R. B.
Kenipson. B. Goss. Cpl. .1. I). Boggus.
Third Squad: Sgt. M. C. Marrett,
Pvts. J. C. Avery, W. T. Mullinax. J. G.
Jones. T. Stonerypher. Cpl. .1. R. Dun-
Fourth Squad: Sgt. G. E. Coleman,
Pvts. E. A. Kreilick, R. N. Grogan, J, F.
Walsh, Cpl. V. 1.. Puckett.
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SECDIVD PLATDDIV
2m) Lt. R. L. Pkacock
Platoon Leader
SFC H. T. JoNKS
Platoon Serf;eant
S(,T. W. K. Duis
Platoon Cniile
l-'ir.tl Squall: Sgl. C. T. Ruark, Pvts
R. K. Waters, A. J. Messier. J. King
Sf;l. i.. L. Chapman.
Second Squad: .Sgl. H. G. .Shugart,
IM-. I.. \. Sinilli. R. K. Weaver. P. S.
ihiinnuuid. C.]t\. (.'. I.. Dover.
Third Squad: Sgt. J. E. Moore. Pvts.
T. C. Davis. J. N. Bohannon. J. S. Dar-
nell. .1. W. Waters. Cpl. E. G. Hiokson.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. F. Mosley. Pvts.
J. \I. Henderson, W. N. Little, D. R.
Dupree, H. C. Richards. Cpl. C. .S.
Ziegler.
THIRD PLATDDIV
2nd Lt. P. G. Seaij*
Platoon Leader
SFC W. P. Si-:wELL
Platoon Sergeant
StT. W. J. ^ A«
Platoon (iuide
First Squall: .Sgt. (;. D. Davis. Pvts.
W. W. Bridwell. C. .). Raley, J. E.
.Sorrells. D. D. Roper. Cpl. F. J. Kitchens.
Second Squad: Sgt. L. E. Cook, Pvts.
.1. R. Pierce. F. A. Conner. T. L. Knight.
\l. D. Caniphell, Cpl. M. L. Wilson.
'Ihird Squad: .Sgt. L. C. Adams. Pvts.
W. P. VlcWhirter. D. P. .lenkins. J.
Bannister. R. H. Boslwick. B. I. Marlin.
Cid. R. .S. Brisendine.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. A. S. Holbrook.
Pvts. G. p. HilL G. B. White, J. N.
Patterson, T. D. Moreland. R. P. Brooks,
Cpl D. L. Randle.
Mrs. R. E. Mundy
Colquitt, Georgia
Sponsor
COMPANY "B"
Commanding Offi
FIRST PLATDDIV
First Sergeant
2nd I.t. G. E. Walls
HIaloon Leader
SFC W. W. Davidson
Platoon Sergeant
ScT. T. Rumble
Platoon Guide
First Sc/uad: Sgt. M. G. .Smith, Pvls.
J. C. Harper. C. R. Cantrell. T. A.
Glover. J. J. Burt, Cpl. E. B. Bir.l.
Second Squad: Sgt. T. E. Minix,
Pvts. J. L. Potter, J. W. Falk, J. W.
Wade, J. L. Sutton. Cpl. J. B. Edwards.
Third Squad: Sgt. R. F. Ellington.
Pvts. F. W. Edwards, T. B. Tidwell.
L. L. Luttrell. G. L. Kellar, Cpl. J. H.
Hefner.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. A. A. McLean,
Pvts, L, C, Justus, L, O, Webl), C, M.
Cooper, G. G. Grant, Cpl, J. F, Collins.
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SECDIVD PLATDDIV
2nd Lt. W. S. Perrin
Platoon Leader
SFC W. G. RiLKV
Platoon Sergeant
ScT. E. T. Wri(;ht
Platoon Guide
Fir^l Squad: Sgt. D. F. Dean. Pvts.
C. E. Ailkins. J. D. Skelton. D. P.
Schradei. P. F. Martin. Cpl. W. M. Cox.
Second Squad: Sgt. P. C. Simms, Pvts.
H. G. Paul, T. B. Schopfer, A. B. Can-
non. J. M. McGee. B. G. Hughes, Cpl.
W. G. Wofford.
Third Squad: Sgt. H. Ledford, Pvts.
B. T. Stowers. C. E. Chafin. .S. V. Craw-
ford. Cpl. W. D. Garden.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. J. L. Burt. Cpl.
J. D. Dunlap. Pvts. D. F. Cain. B. F.
Alexander. J. H. Mauldin. Cpl. S. D.
Breedlove.
THIRD PLATDDIV
2m) Lt. B. F. Pim
Platoon Leader
SFC W. T. Poor
Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. J. A. McClure
Platoon Guide
First Squad: Sgt. J. W. Byrd, Pvts.
C. M. Bergh. F. W. LeVan. L. E. Scrog-
gins. V. A. Thurston. Cpl. C. L. Chose-
Seronil Squad: Sgt. H. C. White.
PMs. V. .1. Car.ler. C. W. Akridge. J. D.
Pethel. K. II. \lathis. Cpl. J. N. Craw-
ford.
Third Squad: Sat. M. M. Culpepper.
Pvts. C. W. Henslev. D. C. Vi ade. L. D.
Davis, C. W. Casey. Cpl. J. D. Byrd.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. W. D. Allen. Pvts.
R. E. Wellhnrn. J. W. Kidder. P. F.
Martin. II. .1. I.ons;. Cpl. E. \. Brown.
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Mrs. W. a. Thkklkki.d
Albany, Georgia
Sponsor
C D M P A IV Y "C"
^^ f^%- iT^
Clifford A. Davis
Captain
Commanding Officer
DoNALU H. Threlkeld
1st Lieutenant
Executive Officer
Robert E. Hewell
2nd Lieutenant
Platoon Leader
Leonard U. Chafin
2nd Lieutenant
Platoon Leader
FIRST PLATDDJV
Tunis P. Lang Eldon L. Mansfield
2nd Lieutenant Master Sergeant
Platoon Leader First Sergeant
2ni) Lt. L. Chafin
Platoon Leader
SFC L. T. Oxford
Platoon Sergeant
ScT. W. O. Chisistochir
Platoon Guide
First Squad: Sgl. A. I!e,s<-, Pvis
Weems. J. T. Kentlev. C. L. Lane
Campbell. Cpl. J. Kalili.
Second Squad: Sgl. J. McC^lure, Pvls.
R. Holconib, R. Norman. C. Amason. T.
.lones. CpL H. Nichols.
Third Squad: Sgt. J. Davis. Pvls. D.
Odell, R. Peters, T. Heath, R. L. Lev-
errett, Cpl. J. Watkins.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. D. P. Sims, Pvts.
H. W. Gee, J. K. Cagle, H. Vickers. .L
L. Monk, C|d. J. R. Olsen.
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SECDIVD PLATDDIV
2m) Lt. T. p. Lang
I'latnon Leader
SFC B. HOLWKLL
Platoon Sergeant
ScT. R. M. Jones
Platoon Guide
First Squad: Sgt. J. D. Clements,
Pvis. E. C. Reeves, D. J. Puckett, H. E.
Park, J. S. Rice. Cpl. R. 15. Longino.
Second Squad: .Sgt. W. Threlkeld.
Pvts. A. L. Amis. D. W. .Smith. D. ,1.
Logan. W. E. Hodges. Cpl. H. M. Stan-
ton.
Third Squad: Sgt. M. D. Briley. Pvts.
P. B. Kellam. P. C. Andrews, H. A.
Sawyer. W. E. Kelly. Cpl. R. W. Bow-
Fourlh Squad: Sgt. C. W. Greer.
Pvts. H. E. Bartlett. ,1. T. Patterson,
D. R. Harper, W. Maratos. Cpl. M. C.
Hawk.
THIRD PLATODIV
2m) Lt. R(ji!t;iiT Hkweli,
Platoon Leader
SFC W. Calhoun
Platoon Sergeant
ScT. L. Whitehi^ad
Platoon Guide
Pint Squad: Sgt. L. Langford. Pvts.
J. A. Grissctt. ,1. Manning. R. Smith.
K. F. Harrell. Cpl. E. Lewis.
Second Squad: Sgl. M. Brown. Pvts.
J. Bray, C. .«. Brice. W. Weeks. .S.
Cornelius, Cpl. T. Jenkins.
Third Squad: Sgl. J. Hall. Pvts. G.
W. Rhodes. W. D. Ray, M. C. Wansley,
G. W. Baxter. W. Clements. Cpl. M.
Lawrence.
Miss Elena Dklmonte
Decatur, Georgia
Sponsor
James H. Stephens
Captain
Conimandine Officer
James R. Oakk;
1st Lieutenant
Executive Office
(inAiL L. Brookshire
2nd Lieutenant
Platoon Leader
RnvcE (^ BARTi.h 1 r
2nd Lieutenant
Platoon Leader
LES C. Trepai:\ikr
2nd Lieutenant
Platoon Leader
Ernest P. Strivgek
Master Sergeant
First Sergeant
FIRST PLATDDIV
1 ^^1
2m) Lt. G. L. Brouksiuhe
Platoon Leader
SFC A. H. Watts
Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. C. H. Brown
Platoon Guide
Fiist Squad: Syt. J. H. Henson, Pvts.
L. P. Waldrip, D. S. Roper, H. M. Stark.
C. F. Hamilton, C. J. Hamrick, Sgt.
E. L. Abercrombie.
Second Squad: Sat. C. James. Pvts.
1. P. Wallis, R. N. Parker. H. W. .Stone.
R. W. Price. Cpl. B. D. Haynes.
Third Squad: Sgt. J. C. Barrow. Pvts.
.1. P. Martin. J. S. Kinnev. H. H. Young.
P. M. Patterson. Cpl. R. A. Dempsey.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. R. Griffis. Pvts.
T. A. Settle. H. D. Cobb, J. B. Chap-
man. R. E. Morrison, Cpl. W. R. Wil-
liams.
SECDIVD PLATDDIV
2nd Lt. R. C. Bartlett
Platoon Leader
SFC W. C. Parks
Platoon Sergeant
SgT. J. M. V^ HITEHI RST
Platoon Guide
First Squad: Sgt. C. A. Newcomer,
Pvts. B. L. Dove. J. H. Jacobs. D. S.
Harridge, D. J. McCracken, Cpl. R.
Roberts.
Second Squad: .Sgl. W. W. Phillips.
T. R. Durham. E. R. Garrett. W. G.
\Ioran. W. H. Nolan, Cpl. H. J. Jav.
Third Squad: Sgt. L. A. Hendrix,
Pvts. W . S. Martin. D. D. Brown. W. S.
Hamby. R. M. Gudger. Cpl. J. Huff.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. J. M. Langston.
Pvts. R. W. Rymer. J. H. Cameron.
]. D. Paulk. J. M White. Cpl. E.
Sumner.
THIRD PLATDDIV
2nd Lt. J. Trepagmer
Platoon Leader
SFC J. M. Wright
Platoon Sergeant
Sgt. T. B. Clyburn
Platoon Guide
First Squad: Sgt. H. F. Findley. Pvts.
B. L. Cobb. E. G. Wright, R. C. Moore.
J. P. Massey, Cpl. A. Powell.
Second Squad: .Sgt. W. B. Kemp.
Pvts. R. L. Clements, G. L. Smith, G. P.
Carr. R. .1. Buice, Cpl. J. E. Hope.
Third Squad: Sgt. T. C. Stocks. Pvts
G. E. Byess, H. L. Bullard. J. C. Sims
R. E. .\aron, Cpl. H. F. Culberson.
Fourth Squad: Sgt. R. D. Walker.
Pvts. J. W. Harvey, J. Hinely, J. Mor-
rison. 0. J. Johnson, Cpl. G. J. King.
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SUMMER CAMP, FT. B E N 1 1 N G , 1951
Business end of a machine gun.
Home in the field.
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Hand grenade range.
A truck goes over dry.
A tank shows what it has got.
SCENES FROM SUMMER EAMP
FORT BENNING, GEORGIA
Hand grenade demonstration.
River crossing.
Carbine range.
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SPORTS
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Mr. Williams wonders where they all came from.
Davidson goes down.
Interception.
Philip Wise, Frank Mosley, Charlie Bartlett, Ray Dempsey, Bud Jones, Coach Russell, Harold
Nichols, Jerry Burt, Gene Brown, Donald Dean, Phelan Lowe, Leroy Mansfield, Manager Thurmond,
Jimmy Moore.
Schedule — Here
Co-captain
Parris Island Marines
Georgia Teachers
Erskine
Appl. State Teachers
Berry
Piedmont
University of Chattanooga
Newberry
W. Carolina Teachers
Oglethorpe University
Southern Pharmacy
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Schedule — There
Piedmont
W. Carolina Teachers
Newberry
Erskine
Berry
Mercer University
Maryville
Peerlee Woolen Mills
University of Chattanooga
Georgia Teachers
Oglethorpe University
Piedmont
Southern Pharmacv
Top right: Lowe
Top left: Dean
Bottom: Wise
Burt's famous side court shot scores "2" against
Georgia Teachers.
Top: Brown
Bottom left: MoSLEY
Bottom right: Nichols
Moore's jump accounts for a bucket.
•4 9m ^vnsHl^
Robert Moore, Jimmy Hinely, Jimmy Anthony, Donald Wccm'., Howard Cobb, Bobby Parker, Charlie
Cantrell, Frank Edwarils, James Kinney, Jimmy Skrine, Robert Sutton, Gene Bartlett, Lewis Webb,
Tom Bentley, Coach Livsey, Manager Woodall, Coach Davidson.
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^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^to Here
^^^^^B^^^ ^^* Canton High
^^^^^^^^^ Montezuma High
^^ ^^^^B Clayton High
^^^ ^^ n^ 1 ij:~u
Cleveland High
Dahlonega High
Athens High
Ellijay High
Truett-McConnell
Clayton High
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The big boys of the outfield . . .
Coleman, Cooper, Holbrook, Ward.
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w
le infield flashes . . . Sewell, Clements,
Hogarth, Livsey, Harris.
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WINS AND LOSSES
Presbyterian College 8 NGC 5
Presbyterian College 3 NGS 0
Georgia Teachers College ... 3 NGC 7
Georgia Teachers College ... 14 NGC 3
Western Carolina Teach. Col. . . 1 NGC 7
Oglethorpe University .... 2 NGC 14
Newberry College 5 NGC 3
Newberry College 9 NGS 4
Newberry College 11 NGS 7
Presbyterian College 6 NGC 4
Howard University 6 NGC 8
Erskine College 5 NGC 7
Georgia Teachers College ... 3 NGC 2
Georgia Teachers College ... 9 NGC 11
Western Carolina Teach. Col. . . 12 NGC 11
East Tenn. State Teachers Col. . 4 NGC 9
Oglethorpe University 2 NGC 15
Piedmont College 2 NGC 15
Mercer University 7 NGC 6
Piedmont College 4 NGC 6
Mercer University 3 NGC 0
East Tenn. State Teach. Col. . . 4 NGC 1
Piedmont College 15 NGC 7
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Coach Kussell
"Win some, lose some,
and some will be rained out."
Meeks is stopped by Hope and Williams of "D" Company. Williams got
a broken nose by Meeks' knee, game ending in 0-0 tie.
Matthews makes sure he's got this one. At the same time Oakes ("D"
Co.) makes sure he's got Matthews. Makes gain of 15 yards.
PREVIEW OF 1952
Davidson speeds away around end after
failing to find a receiver. Blasingame
trails in vain, but Davidson is stopped
by Pavlovsky. "B" was undefeated and
only scored on once, by Band, who
scored a safety but lost finally 14-2.
Out of "C Company's single wing comes Chris-
topher. Lowe (16) goes in for the tackle but is
taken out of the play by Logan. Their single
wing failed to score. Band won 6-0.
FOOTBALL HI-LIGHTS
ABLE COMPANY
Doster, Cook, King, Jenkins, Randle, Wilson, Woodall, Livsey, Welch, Knight, Kelley, Shugart,
Duncan, Davis, Coleman, Ziegler, Davis, Boggus, Hickson, Jones, Puckett, Avery.
CO-CHAMPIONS
WINS AND LOSSES
A Co 0 B Co. .
A Co 7 C Co. .
A Co 31 D Co. .
... 0
... 0
... 6
A Co 2T Band ...'.. 0
A Co 31 D Co 0
Yaw gains against "D.'
Livsey looks for his hole ofj tackle.
Logan (22) gets his man with his foot.
Single wing against single wing.
Livsey
Doster
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CO-CHAMPIONS
WINS AND LOSSES
B Co 0 A Co 0
B Co 18 C Co 0
B Co. .... . 7 D Co 0
B Co 14 Band 2
B Co. ...".. 20 C Co 0
BAKER COMPANY
Grant, Yaden, White, Davidson, Simms, Rumble, Hefner. Tidwell, Carrington, LeVan, Scoggins,
Ellington, Mauldin. Kellar, Wade, Cantrell, Kidder, Falk, Webb, Schrader, Mundy, McLean.
LeVan drives against Band.
Carrington sets sail, Johnson trails around left end.
Rumble and Grant stop Meeks alter little gain.
Coach
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Co-captain j^HHCkl ll^ k. J Co -captain
0 Christopher
Christopher
Davis
Davidson nails Christopher, Schrader (2) comes in and helps on the kill.
Davidson's hoys p"t ready to worh on the Band.
Cook keeps Eaves at arm's length.
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Threlkeld, Hall, Oxford. Holwell, Babb, Logan, Campbell, Monk, Davis, Davis, Vickers, Manning,
Lang, Greer, Threlkeld, Olsen, Christopher, Croft, Sawyer, Amis, Weems, Amason, Hewell, Hodges.
It's all over between "B" and "C."
WINS AND LOSSES
C Co 0 A Co 7
C Co 0 B Co 18
C Co 25 D Co 0
C Co 0 Band 6
C Co 0 B Co 20
Coach
Brown
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It's the kich-off and the offense picks out a man to put on the ground.
Brown gets it away. Lt. Hause watches.
Jay drives almost into camera while trying to get away from "B" Company
tacklers.
Oakes trots away from tacklers.
WINS AND LOSSES
D Co 6 A Co. . . .
D Co 0 B Co. . . .
D Co 0 C Co. . . .
D Co 0 Band . . .
D Co 0 A Co. . . .
DOG COMPANY
31
7
25
Moore. Abercrombie, Cobb, Brown, Oakes, Gudger, Jay, Langston, Chapman, Martin, Roberts
0 Stark, Durham, Hope, Kinney, Nolan, Brookshire, Barrow, Cameron, Watts.
Co-caplain
MUNDY
Eaves
BAND
9 14 7,24
8 29 I IF %o. 18, 2g7ft.A
Pope, Harris, Hutchison, Meeks, Imes, Neal, Kargason, Rogers, Bryant, McCranis, Hall, Johnson,
Watson, Spruell, Pavlovsky, Matthews, Pierce, MacDonaldi Eaves, Bridges, Blasingame, Sutherland,
Bowen.
WINS AND LOSSES
Band 0 A Co 27
Band 2 B Co 14
Band 6 C Co 0
Band 0 D Co 0
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Lone clears way for Harris.
Meeks nailed bv Davidson.
Matthews takes pass then meets Al Holbrook.
Top, left to right: Wimpy. Stanley. King. Kemp. Massey, Wheeler, Crumbley, Wells, Hannah. .
Bottom: Amason. Martin, Brisendine, Stephens, Vickers, Malcom, Thomas (captain).
Roommates scrap for ball.
Quillian goes up.
Mansfield fires from corner as Nichols, Lowe, Moore, wait for the
rebound.
In practice we see the ball taking form as a slippery object that
can't be caught.
SHOTS
AT
RANDOM
When the Marines hit N.G.C. the boys went into rare form.
Just ask Brown.
In a practice, Moore slips by Nichols.
Burt scores against Newberry.
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from rigAt to left:
Breedlove, G. Brookshire, Whitehead, Potter, Houk, Kreilick, Hall, Oakes, Messier, G. Shugart,
Johnson, Gammon, J. Shugart, Trepagnier, Kelley, Hawk, Lawrence.
way^situ l\lne ^a
eam6
W. Lee, Latham, Martin, Massey, Woody, Duncan, Balfour, Gurley, Blackstock, Garrett, King, Fite,
Warden (Coach), Davis, Oglesby, P. Brooks, Whiting, Miss Johnston (Advisor), Bowen, R. Wells,
Burdick, Oumbley, Gravitt (Cx)ach).
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FEATURES
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CYCLOPS QUEEN
This year's CYCLOPS Queen is pretty Nancy Temple. Nancy is certainly a "lucky
strike" for the '52 CYCLOPS. She is a neat package— 5 feet 3 inches, 110 pounds—
with brown curly hair and sparkling green eyes.
Our Queen .is a freshman who comes to N.G.C. from Hartwell, Georgia. She is
interested in art and music, and plans to major in home economics.
We are happy to present Nancy, who reigns Queen of the CYCLOPS for 1952.
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THE BEAUTY COURT
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ZiLe 1951-52
Harvest Queen
Each year the Home Economics
Club crowns a queen at its Harvest
Festival. The four companies, band,
and two fraternities each sponsor a
candidate for queer*. This year "D"
Company's candidate again won the
title. She is lovely, vivacious Elena
Delmonte, whose chatter is brightened
with a sparkle of Espanol. Her queen-
ly court is made up of Samille
Willis, Patricia Allred, Ann Stanley,
Bobbie Rucker, and Nickie Jackson.
u6caloo6a, Cllaifa/md
November l5, 195l
The WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES is a national honor
society for outstanding and representative students on American university and college campuses. Each year a secret
faculty committee nominates certain such students for membership in WHO'S WHO on the basis of scholarship, coop-
eration and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise
of future usefulness.to society. These candidates are approved by WHO'S WHO, and members are officially notified of
their membership and honor.
Each year WHO'S WHO publishes a book entitled Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, and included
in it is a brief biographical sketch of the student and his college career. In addition WHO'S WHO conducts a placement
service for the convenience of its members when they graduate or in future years.
L^aro tun L^lau
Biology major. . . . YWCA Presi-
dent. . . . Interested in medical tech-
nology. . . . Editor 1952 CYCLOPS.
..^•^ i
Uictor ^J^utchL
"Vic." . . . Cadet Major. . . . Chem-
istry Club President. . . . Biology
enthusiast. . . . College Publications.
lA/iiuam ff/und^ (not ihownj
"Bill." . . . Captain "B" Company
President Rex Fraternity. . . . Major
in Physical Education.
't
^^nn flu
Efficient President of "the Bam." . . . Likes
Secretarial Science. . . . CYCLOPS and Bu^er
Staffs.
Junli l-^oweti cJ~anq
"T.P." . . . Physics fiend. . . . President Wesley
Foundation. . . . Plans graduate study at M.I.T.
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"Cliff." . . . Captain "C" Company. . . . Forensic
Senate. . . . Wild about economics.
/jamei J^lepke
"Jimmy." . . . Captain "D" Company. . . .
Master debater. . . . President Senior Class.
^ord
"A & T." . . . Battalion Commander. . . . Mild-
mannered History major. . . . CYCLOPS and
Bugler Staffs.
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"Lip." . . . Captain "A" Company. . . . Physical
Education devotee. . . . Coaches Freshman Basket-
ball Team.
L^arolun L^la
BIG
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BEST PERSONALITY
MOST INTELLECTUAL
lA/itliam oLiv
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Uarolijn Ulaij l/ic ,J4u.tckiion
MOST ATHLETIC MOST VERSATILE
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ORGANIZATIONS
Carolyn Clay
Editor
THE 1952
I>R. Dorothy Brown Mrs. Sara M. Wright
Editorial Advisor Dahlonega, Georgia
Sponsor
STAFF
Carolyn Clay Editor
Frank Findley Business Manager
Victor Hutchison Assistant Editor
Clifford Snyder, Dick Bryant, George MacDonald Art
Charles Bartlett, Richard Johnson Senior Class
Marvin Lawrence, Mary Shearouse Classes
Allan Ford. William Houk, Grail Brookshire,
Bobby Jack Harris Military
Clifford Adams. Virginia Printz Features
William Perrin. James Kinney. Walter Meeks,
Carolyn Callaway, Linda Chapman Sports
June Malcom. Anne Purcell, Mack Calhoun,
Johann Manning Organizations
Ann Nix Typist
Edward Lewis Photographer
Charles Brice. Robert Duncan, Bettye Jo Scott,
Charles Bartlett Business Staff
Bill, Grail, Allan, and B. J. did an admirable job on the military section.
Vic and Mary work on layouts.
Mac, Cliff S., Cliff A.. Virginia, and Ray spent many long hours here.
CYCLOPS
Mr. H. H. Gilbert
Business Advisor
Mrs. D. L. Findley
Doraville, Ga.
Sponsor
Frank Fiivdley
Business Manager
The CYCLOPS is the official yearbook of North Georgia
College and is published by the students during the latter
part of spring quarter. Sections of each yearly issue are de-
voted to faculty and administration, classes, military, sports,
features, and organizations in an attempt to present as com-
plete coverage as possible of the various activities which
take place on the N.G.C. campus during the year.
Bobby, Charlie, and Scottie help keep the finances straight.
Mac, Ann, June, Joe, and Anne plan the organizations section.
Gene, Linda, Kin. Carolyn, and Bill hard at work on sports.
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Donna, Carolyn, Martin, Gay, Josie, and Nancy plan the next issue.
Published Quarterly
Mr. H. H. GrLBERT
Financial Advisor
Dr. C. C. Chadbourn
Editorial Advisor
T. P., Gene, and Vic check ad sales.
The Voice Of North Georgia College
Vic Hutchison
Business Manager
This year The Cadet Bugler has been presented
in a new form. The quarterly magazine serves a
fourfold purpose in providing a means of student
expression, keeping recent alumni informed of the
college's activities, keeping students informed on
current policies and events of the school, and serv-
ing as a medium of information to other colleges
and to high schools.
Since news does not remain news for any length
of time at N.G.C., the magazine has taken the com-
bined form of a review, literary magazine, and fea-
ture magazine. The publication has been highly suc-
cessful in obtaining its new goals only because of
the interest, time, and energy placed in it by an able
staff and competent faculty advisors.
Finish that copy!
Miss Theresa Dokos
Columbus, Georgia
Sponsor
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l.ilftary Ed"«" j^jiy Shearouse
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Gav Hannah
Jimmy Stephens
NancY Temple
Morton Patterson, Nan y
Vic Hutchison
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Business A'^'^'=""'^Ji,a^in Thurman Anderson, Ann
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Joe Manning. Barbara Duncan, Don Boggus, Dallas Clark, William Maratos, Doyle Harper, Charlie
Newcomer, John Wilson. Harry Lane, William Watson, Marvin Patterson, Richard Johnson,
Victor Hutchison.
CHEMISTRY
CLUB
This active departmental organization is composed of members majoring or minor-
ing in Chemistry. Programs are given at each meeting by students, faculty and invited
guests. The club sponsors, for its members, several field trips each year to chemical
factories and laboratories in this area.
A notable accomplishment this year has been the granting of a charter by the
American Chemical Society for a Student Affiliate Chapter. The majority of the
Chemistry Club members belong to this professional group of future chemists.
Dr. J. C. SiMMs
Advisor
Victor HurcmsoN
President
Don Boccus
Vice President
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Dallas Clark
Secretary and Treasurer
SCIENCE
CLUB
Dr. Forester
Advisor
Betty Shearouse
President
Bena Burns
Vice President
Barrara Duncan
Secretary
Victor Hutchison
Program Chairman
Elena Delmonte
Parliamentarian
The Science Club was the first club organized on the North Georgia
College campus. Its active members consist of the majors and minors
in biology and its associate members are either taking biology courses
or interested in the club 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.
Eleanor Jones, Gloria Lively, Bena Bums, Betty Shearouse, Elena Delmonte, Barbara Duncan,
Virginia Printz, June Martin, Beale Davis, Victor Hutchison, Carolyn Clay, Sue Rollins, Joe
Manning, Judd Jones, William Maratos, Bud Jones, Royce Williams, Jack Edwards, Marion Smith,
William Poor, Marvin Patterson.
Richard Johnson, Max Briley, T. P. Lang, Clifford Snyder, Dale Harridge (WN4UFQ), Ewell Pigg,
Billy Dove (W4UAU), Ben Drexler (WN4UFE), Paul Simms.
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RADIO AMATEUR CLUB
The Radio Club is made up of those students interested in amateur radio. They are
either amateurs or working toward their government licenses. Activities of the club
include field trips on which equipment is tested and experiments made, radio con-
struction, group study of the International Morse Code and Radio Theory, and lec-
tures on technical subjects by diflferent club members.
William D. Ray (W4UAS)
President
Ewell Pict. (W4KGD)
Advisor
James C. Gravitt
President
PHYSICS
CLUB
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Mr. Yacer
Faculty Advisor
T. PowBXL Lang
Vice President
The Physics Club was organized for the purpose of correlating and
developing scientific thought on the part of its members. This is achieved
by lectures, demonstrations, and club trips in which all members participate.
Richard Johnson, Wesley Phillips, Ben Urexler, Mr. Yager, Max Briley, T. P. Lang, Paul Simms.
J^^C|P
Miss Grace Conner
Advisor
Y W C A
Mrs. R. a. Clay
DeSoto, Georgia
Sponsor
The YWCA offers to each coed an opportunity to develop a fuller
and more creative life through a growing knowledge of God. Through
a threefold program of religion, recreation, and education, the "Y"
strives to fill the need of every individual student.
Carolyn Clay
President
Linda Chapman
Vice President
Bettye Jo Scott
Secretary
Norma Porter
Treasurer
YWCA CABINET
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Betty Farcason
Gay Hannah
Eleanor Jones
WrLMA Lee
Frankie Lynch
June Malcom
Carolyn Pabadise
Maky Shearouse
Y M C A
The Young Men's Christian Association of North Georgia College
is an organization which serves the entire student body through
informative programs and wholesome recreation.
The YMCA and YWCA sponsor a "Religious Emphasis Week"
each winter quarter. Some outstanding religious speaker is invited
to our campus to lead the programs during the week.
The YM strives to take an active part in lending a helping hand
to needy families in and around Dahlonega, both at Christmas and
throughout the year.
This year the Y's are proud to offer for the use of the student body
and faculty a new, modern lounge in the basement of Price Memorial.
Mrs. L. C. Adams
Waynesboro, Georgia
Sponsor
Clifford Adams
President
Mack Calhoun
Vice President
JoHANN Manning
Secretary
William WauAMs
Treasurer
YMCA CABINET
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Beale Davis
Burt Farcason
Don Long
John Wilson
Sopranos: Isobel Balfour, Carolyn Bowen, Barbara Buice, Barbara Burdick, Betty Fargason, Dixie Harbin, Mary Honea, Barbara King,
Joan Lindsey, Marion Mathews, Jo Beth Meadows, Louise Moorhead. Jean Mullins. Kav Olsen, Bettye Jo Scott, Laveita Stephens, Julia
Tutton, Nancy Temple, Ruth Westbrook, Ann Whiting, Marianne York. . . . Altos: Gay Hannah, Marjorie Hatten, Donna Howard, Nickie
Jackson, Norma Porter, Betty Shearouse, Mary Shearouse, Jo Stephens. . . . tenors: Don Boggus, Guerry Davis, John Hatten, Dudley
McClain, jimmie D. Paulk, Richard Peters. . . . Basses: Arthur Bennett, Josiah Blasingame, Paul Bridges, Robert Brisendine. Dyer
Edwards, Burt Fargason, Ray Gandy, Henry Hall, Wayne Martin, Ray Neal, Warren Phillips, Sonny Powell, Estes Rogers, Martin Sibley,
Tom Tidwell, Harry Vickers, Ranee Wellborn.
The North Georgia College Glee Club offers to all interested and
reasonably adept students the opportunity to express their artistic
sentiment in great choral works. Its several annual programs make
a definite contribution to the entertainment life of the college, and
its numerous trips over the state serve to help acquaint Georgians
with our college.
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GLEE CLUB
Dr. Dismukes
Director
MlO. l!(J[lFFAIiD
Pianist
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GENERALS
Miss June Martin
Griffin, Georgia
Sponsor
"The Generals" furnish music for various social
functions at North Georgia College, as well as for
dances throughout the state. Its members are se-
lected competitively from the student body. It is
directed by one of its members. "The Generals"
offers excellent training for those interested in pro-
fessional orchestra careers.
Trumpet:
Saxophones:
James Pierce
Richard Johnson
William Williams
Max Spruel
Dallas Clark
Trombone:
Richard Eaves
Piano :
William McElreath
Charles Gammon
Bass Fiddle :
Martin Siblev
Soloist :
NicKFE Jackson
Drums:
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Advisor
Marjorif. Hatten
President
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Secretary
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John Cannon
Treasurer
The chief purposes of the John C. Sirmons Chapter 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 community, state, national, and international levels.
FUTURE TEACHERS
OF AMERICA
First row: Dot dejarnette, Eugene Rex, Tommy Clyburn, Lois Wells, Emma Lou Woody. . . . Serond row: Peggy Howard, Janice Callo-
way, Alice Milner. Mrs. Jules Trepagnier. Ella Fave Byers, Mary Lewis. . . . Third row: John Cannon, Jack Miller, Jimmie Vandiver,
Alice Quillian, Hilda Smith, Mrs. Bouffard. . . . Fourth row: Mrs. Hatten, Guerry Davis, John Hatten, Rita Jarrard, Imogene Brown,
Marv Honea, Dr. Southard.
Mrs. R. E. Duncan
Griffin, Georgia
Co-sponsor
Mrs. L. D. Hewell
Elberton, Georgia
Co-sponsor
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Robert E. Duncan
Robert E. Hewell
Vice President
Arthur Bennett
Secretary- Treasurer
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL
Interfraternity 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 Kex 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.
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Victor Hutchison
Member
G. Phelan Lowe
Member
William Mundy
Member
Robert Hewell
President
SIGMA THETA
FRATERNITY
Miss Theresa Smith
Elberton, Georgia
Sponsor
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 organiza-
tions on the campus to give the annual Interfraternity Council 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.
Francis M. Sibley
Chaplain
Richard Eaves
Sergeant-at-A rms
Prof. Robert bEicHKi
Faculty Advisor
Arthur Bennett
Vice President
George W. BRooKsmRE
Secretary
Lamar Oxford
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Lamar Chafman
Ray Neal
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Mervin Hawk
John Olsen
Grail Brookshire
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Victor Hutchison
WiLUAM Ray
JaMes Anthony
James Kinney
Leonard Chapin
Theo Rumble
James Babb
Benny Schopfer
William Williams
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Tim Heath
CeralU White
William Mupjdy
President
REX
FRATERNITY
Miss Joyce Penland
Ellijay, Georgia
Sponsor
The Rex Fraternity is one of the traditional organizations of North
Georgia College. It was organized in 1917 and is the oldest fraternity
now on the campus.
The main objective of the Rex is to promote friendship and brother-
hood 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.
Robert Duncan
1st Vice President
Phelan Lowe
2nd Vice President
Marvin Doster
Secretary and Treasurer
Jimmy Stephens
Sergean t-at-Arms
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Gene Anderson
Charles Greer
James Oakes
Ralph Smith
William J. Yaw
Joe Avery
BoBDY J. Harris
Lloyd Pass
Paul Stringer
Jim Collins Wm. D. Christopher Guerry Davis
Berry Henderson Wm. J. Livsey Thomas Minix
James Pierce Paul Seals Guerry Shucart
Harvey Thurmond Glenn Walls Phillip Wise
Willys Davis
Wm. Mullinax
John Shucart
Jesse Yaden
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Bill Houk
Larry Cook
Harvey Jay
Ronnie Duncan Jack Edwards Gary Hill Joe Hope
James Pierce Don Randle Thomas Ruark Lamar Wilson
FORENSIC
SENATE
Clifford Davis
Senior Senator
Presiden t
North Carolina
Miss Christine Cassels
Atlanta, Georgia
Sponsor
Last year the Forensic Senate won seventy-five per cent of its intercollegiate debates.
Though handicapped by the continued illness of former advisor. Mr. W. E. Clark, the
school was represented at the All-Southern Debate Tournament at Agnes Scott and at
the West Georgia Debate Tournament at West Georgia. Here the teams won first place
as a school entry by the two teams having the best won-lost record as a school in
the tourney.
The Senate is justly proud of the record it has established through the years, and
zealously works to maintain that record.
JiMMV Stephens
Senior Senator
President Pro Tern
Kentucky
Paul Seals
Senior Senator
Clerk of the Senate
Louisiana
Jimmy Pierce
Probationary Member
Chaplain
Florida
Clifford Adams
Senior Senator
Sergeant-at-A rms
Georgia
Marvin Culpepper
Probationary Member
Alabama
Harvey Jay
Probationary Member
Alabama
Mr. Tommy F. Satterfield
Faculty Advisor
Carl Croft
Probationary Member
Mississippi
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Samille Willis, Captain
Mary Lewis, Co-captain
Hippolytans
Edward Nix
Cleveland, Georgia
Sponsor
Peccy Smelley, Co-captain
Carolyn Calloway, Captain
Mercureans
REC CLUB COUNCIL
Lou \ inton. \'i
President: Sue SeweU, President; Virginia Printz, Treasurer; Betty
Shearouse, Reporter; June Malcom, Secretary.
Jean Peters, Captain
Ruth Wimpy. Co-captain
Phi Omicrons
Miss Lillian Johnston
Advisor
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The Women's Recreation Association of North
Georgia College, better known as the Rec Club, was
founded in 1937 to provide opportunities and pro-
mote interest and participation in wholesome rec-
reational activities.
Every girl is given an opportunity to join" one
of the four teams: Hippolytan, Mercurean, Phi
Omicron, and Trahlytan. The club is governed by
a council consisting of the five officers plus the cap-
tains and co-captains. Not only does the Rec Club
hold tournaments each «year in various sports, but
also sponsors social hikes and outings and informal
dances. The Winter Formal is co-sponsored with
the Interfraternity Council. Point systems for teams
and individuals are used. At the end of the year the
team which has- accumulated the most points is
awarded a cup; the individuals are awarded em-
blems, sweaters and stars.
The Rec Club endeavors in every way to carry
out its motto: "An activity for every girl — a girl
in every activity."
Gay Hannah, Captain
Alice Qltillian, Co-captain
Trahlytans
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Samille Willis, Dolores Davis, Nancy Schumacher, Nancy Temple, Patsy Hudgins, Mary Burr
Jenkins, Ann Harmon, Marguerite Slaton, Emmalou Woody, Dot Short, Sara Lacey, Betty Ann
Smith, Jane Bailey. Donna Howard, Pat Brooks, Mary Lewis, Betty Shearouse, June Martin, Lucy
Thomas, Sue Sewell, Lois Wells, Ann Oglesby. Carolyn Paradise, Sylvia Field, Jimmie Vandiver,
Jean Church.
Bill Sewell
Sandy Springs, Georgia
Sponsor
HIPPOLYTANS
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CiROLYN Calloway
Captain
Ronnie Duncan
Griffin, Georgia
Sponsor
Peggy Smelley, Carolyn Calloway, Pat Allred, Kay Olsen, Bobbie Rucker, Linda Chapman, Betty Jo Tatum, Jo Beth Meadows, Guynell
Collier, Jo Stephens, Mary Eunice White, Lena Powell, Bena Bums, Nickie Jackson, Virginia Printz, Norma Jarrard, Peggy Howard, Lou
Vinton, Dot dejamette, Jeanette dejarnette, Ann Stanley, Pem File. Barbara Norrell, Ann Massey, June Kemp, Wilma Lee, Di)de Harben.
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Ruth Wrinpv
Co-captain
Jimmy Anthony
Dahlonega, Georgia
Sponsor
Ruth Wimpy. Jean Peters, Jackie Parris, Jo Ann Parris, Patsy Lath em, Jean Elliott, Lucy Horton, Rita Jarrard, Ruth Stancil, Norma
Porter, June Malcom, Marianne York, Annette Reid, Gloria Lively, Minnie Sue Brooks, Imogen^ Brooks, Julia Tutton, Mary Frances
Gilbert, Hilda Smith, Laura Brown, Peggy Watson, Mary Emma Benton, Gwenell Blackstock, Martha Jean Wheeler, Barbara King, Ruth
West^rook, Sue Rollins, Janet Lee, Frances Swafford, Juanita Moss, Betty Fargason, Eleanor Jones, Mary Honea, Ruble Wells, Joyce
Pickens.
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Alice Quillian, Barbara Duncan, Ruthie Glover, Joan Lindsey, Louise Moorhead, Anne Purcell, Ann Nix, Jean Fowler, Sue Jane Mealor,
Ann Whiting, Isobel Balfour, Jerry Wolfe, Pauline Gurley, Carol Dendy, Gay Hannah, Pat Davis, Gloria Anderson, Peggy Luttrell, Bar-
bara Harris, Barbara Burdick, Carolyn Crumbly, Marion Mathews, Thelma Burel, Mildred Garrett, Mary Shearouse, Betty Jo Scott, Ann
Frazer, Barbara Buice.
Bill Perrin
Qarkston, Georgia
Sponsor
TRAHLYTANS
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Wheeler Davidson
President
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
CLUB
Marvin Uoster
Vice-President
Gay Hannah
Treasurer
Miss Lillian Johnston
Advisor
Miss Mary Ann Slappey
Blue Ridge, Georgia
Sponsor
The purpose of the Physical Education Club is to promote interest and provide
opportunities for further study in Physical Education. The organization is profes-
sional in nature and the programs which are presented by its members are recrea-
tional as well as informational.
The Club's members meet twice monthly and membership is extended to all indi-
viduals who are interested in Physical Education.
Jean Peters, Jean Church, Martha Jean Wheeler, Rubie Wells, Jo Stephens, Marvin Doster, Jean Fowler, Gay Hannah, Wheeler David-
son, Donald Threlkeld, James Matthews, Ralph Smith, Lucy Horton, Carolyn Callaway, Gene Meeks, Lou Vinton, Jerry Wolfe, Bill Perrin.
William Livsey, Harold Jones, Allen McLean.
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Jimmy Moore, Charle- I!aill>tl. I'.arljara Ilum an. Lucy Thomas, Harold Jones, Jerry Burt, Luther Whitehead, George Donaldson, Ray
Cooper, Bill Sewell, Raymond Denipsey, Bill Houk, Harold Nichols, Frank Mosley, William Livsey, Wheeler Davidson, Owen Harris,
Leroy Mansfield, Smedley Breedlove, Phelan Lowe, Coach Russell.
The Lettermen's Club is an organization of those students at North Georgia who
have at any time earned an intercollegiate sports letter. Baseball, basketball, tennis,
and rifle are considered to be conducted on an intercollegiate basis. Also qualifying
as members 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 good will and sportsmanship
among all, but to provide an official organization and a medium of association for
the lettermen of North Georgia College.
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.
\Vm. J. Livsey
President
James E. Moore Eldon L. Mansfield
Vice-President Treasurer
Phelan Lowe
Secretary
Coach Russell
Faculty Advisor
LETTERMEN'S
CLUB
Mrs. G. H. Beli.
Sponsor
Major James A. Luttrell
Advisor
OFFICERS' CLUB
The membership of the OflScers' Club consists of the Cadet Officers of the Battalion
and any member of the Commandant's Staff expressing a desire to enter. The purpose
of the Officers' Club is to provide an agency, under the supervision of the P. M. S. & T.
and the Commandant, "for gathering and disseminating information pertaining to
the cadet corps as a whole. For social benefit of the college, the Officers' Club sponsors
at least one formal dance each year and co-sponsors the annual Military Ball held
during Graduation Week.
Allan T. Ford
President
Victor H. Hutchison
Vice-President
James H. Matthews
Secretary
Bobby J. Harris
Treasurer
RoYCE C. Bahtlett
Warren L. Boozer
Grail L. Brookshire
Leonard D. Chafin
Clifford A. Davis
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William H. Houk Harold R. Johnson Tunis P. Lang William J. Livsey Warner D. McClure
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William E. Mundy James R. Oakes William H. Paquin Marvin E. Patterson Gilbert W. Pavlovsky
Robert L. Peacock William S. Perrin
Paul Seals
Ralph H. Smith James H. Stephens
Donald H. Threlkeld Harvey L. Thurmond Jules C. Trepacnier Glenn E. Walls
NCO CLUB
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Arthur Bennett
President
Paul Stringer
Vice-President
Bill Brookshire
Hiram Findley
Treasurer
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Advisor
Miss Myrtle Bennett
Conyers, Ga.
Sponsor
The primary aim of the N. C. 0. Club is to make a steady, continuous improvement
of the battalion of cadets through the work and efTorts of all of the members. As
part of the activities the N. C. O. Club sponsors and presents social functions for the
enjoyment and benefit of the members and college.
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Mrs. Nix
Cleveland, Ga.
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Treasurer
Miss A. D.
Advisor
In 1943 the students of Sanford Hall were organized for the purpose of bringing students and advisor in closer rela-
tionships. The officers are elected each spring by popular vote. They in turn collaborate with the advisor for the purpose
of setting up standards that every student according to her class and academic rating is given privileges in line with her
standing. Their desire is to make for better, happier, and more cooperative living together.
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CLUB
Mary Shearouse
President
Mrs. H. S. Sheiarouse
Decatur, Qa.
Sponsor
Miss Bessie L. Freeman
Faculty Advisor
Laura Jean Elliott, Barbara King, Norma Porter, Barbara Burdick, Bettv Ann Smith, Barbara Trepagnier, Gloria Anderson, Ruthie
Glover, Nancy Temple, Mary Eunice White, Betty Jo Tatum, Lucy Horton, Sue Brooks, Ann Oglesby, Linda Chapman, Bobbie Rucker,
Olivia Chambers, Miss Freeman, Lucy Thomas, Sue Sevfell, Carolyn Paradise, Jerry Wolfe, Mary Shearouse, Bobbie Scrogga, Carolyn
Crumbley, Ruth Westbrook, Mary Honea, Miss Donovan, Louise Todd.
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Mrs. R. D. Dyson
Sponsor
Clifford Davis
President
Mr. Newton Oakes
Advisor
Bobby Hewell
Vice-President
FUTURE BUSINESS
LEADERS' CLUB
The Future Business Leaders' Club of North Georgia College was organized in the spring of 1949 to meet a need felt
by the Junior and Senior students of Business Administration and Secretarial Science for an oflRcial organization which
would be in a position to present certain aspects of the business world which exist outside of the classroom.
The club meetings 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 speakers from business firms in Atlanta, 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.
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Thurjuan Anderson
Arthur Bennett
Warren Boozer
Grail Brookshire
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Leonard Chafin
GuYNELL Collier
Elder Crawford Willys Davis Robert Duncan Frank Findley Berry Henderson
John Hodges Charles James Norma Jarrard Marvin Lawrence Sue Jane Mealor
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Juanita Moss Lamar Oxford Joyce Picke
James H. Pierce Charles Pritchett
Anne Purcell
Claud Rally David Rc
Charles Ruark Sue Sewell
Henry Shucart
Ruth Stancil Jules Trepagnier James Warden James Whitehurst
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WESTMINSTER
FELLOWSHIP
Jo M. Stephens
Secretary- Treasurer
Dr. S. M. Huntley
Advisor
Mrs. F. L. Brisendine
Conyers, Ga.
Sponsor
'The purpose of this organization is to promote Christian Fellowship and to teach
more clearly the principle and teachings of Christ. The Westminster Fellowship meets
every Sunday evening when the college is in session. A short but interesting program
is presented by the students in the Presbyterian Church. This is generally followed by
an informal social at the home of one of the professors.
Edith Davis, Jimmy Hinely, Jo Beth Meadows, Ruth Westbrook, Peggy Watson, Thelma Burel, Robert Brisendine, Alice Milner, Tom
Glover, Robert Jones, Jo Stephens, Isobel Balfour, Guynell Collier, Mary Honea, Robert Kempson, James Dunlap, Ranee Wellborn, James
Robertson, Dr. Huntley.
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Bettye Jo Scott, Gay Hannah. Sue Jane Mealor, Carolyn Bowen, Mary Shearouse. Peggy Smelley, Sue Sewell, Mary Eunice White, Rev.
Wilhams, Mrs. Williams, Martin Sibley, Dallas Clark, Jim Atha, Betsy Paradise, Marguerite Slaton, Powell Lang, Henry Hall, Kay
Olsen, Beale Davis, Royce Williams, Edwin Prince, Don Long, Charles Gammon,. Jon McClure, John McClain, Bill Hodges, Paul Kellam,
Ray Gandy, Paul Simms, Josiah Blasingame.
The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist college student organization. It
helps give the college student a spiritual growth along with the mental growth
associated with the college. The Foundation meets each Sunday morning for
Sunday School and each Sunday evening for a recreation and social period
followed by a religious program.
T. P. Lanc
President
Mary Shearouse
Vice President
Rev. Charles Williams
Pastor-Advisor
Miss Nancy Williams
Dahlonega, Georgia
Sponsor
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WESLEY
FOUNDATION
BAPTIST
STUDENT
UNION
Wesley Phillips
President
Mrs. W. R. Phillips
Ben Hill, Georgia
Sponsor
Baptist Student Union attempts to coordinate the •Baptist activities on the
campus and serve as the link between the campus and the local church.
Students automatically become members of BSD 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."
Dr. Forester
Faculty Advisor
JoHANN Manning
1st Vice President
Marjorie Hatten
2nd Vice President
Clifford Snyder Guerry Davis
3rd Vice President 4th Vice President
Donna Howard
Secretary
John Hatten
Music Director
Linda Chapman
BTU Representative
Mary Lewis
5.S. Representative
Ann Whiting
Historian
1. Swing your partner.
2. He must be sick.
3. Griff's, here we come.
4. Freshman talent.
5. Putting the 'Y' Room to use.
6. Le nez.
7. What a monster!
8. The Band struts.
9. JFe three.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
It takes a year to make a yearbook, and we have spent many long, weary hours working on this one. But every minute of it
was fun. We hope you will enjoy looking at it in the years to come as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you.
Our sincere and heartfelt thanks go to all of you who have made any contribution, whether great or small. It is you who have
made this edition possible.
Shortcomings will be found in the CYCLOPS. They are inevitable in any publishing venture and especially when students
fashion a book. The fact that the staff is made up of students, learning by solving the many problems involved, makes the book
valuable other than as a record of the school year.
Meet me at
GRIFFIN'S
for
Sandiviches - Sodas - School Supplies
Toiletries - Tobaccos
and
A Friendly Game of Pool
A Hearty Welcome Awaits You
"Where the best is always sold"
R. A. Griffin, Jr.. Proprietor
DRUGS
SODAS
SUNDRIES
Dahlonega Pharmacy
"Just As Your Doctor Ordered"
Phone 150
SEALTEST ICE CREAM - YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY
ON THE SQUARE
DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA.
139
Compliments
of the Students
FAVORITE HANGOUT
THE NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
"THE CANTEEN"
An Excellent Staff of Students
The Center of The Campus
Supplies for Your Every Need
Jack Roberts, Manager
Dahlonega Georgia
"Everything from the ground up"
Georgia Building Supply Co.
Lumber and Building Materials
Manufacturers and Distributors
Gainesville, Georgia
It Pays to Present a
Neat Appearance
WOODY'S BARBER
SHOP
14 Century Serving Students
Dahlonega, Georgia
Compliments
of
World's Largest
Pest Control Company
In road building
or defense workir
You can count on
big yellow tractors
by "Caterpillar."
YANCEY BROS. CO.
1 540 Northside Dr., N. W. • ATLANTA
1781 Fifteenth St. • AUGUSTA
Compliments of
LAURA'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Dahlonega, Georgia
Prompt Personal Service
Matthews Printing Co.
For Quality Printing
118 North Main St. Gainesville, Ga.
141
"Chief Sawnee Brand"
SAWNEE PROVISION
COMPANY
"Packers of Quality Meat Products"
Gumming
Georgia
Compliments of
GEM JEWELRY CO.
'Where Satisfaction Costs So Little"
INTERNATIONAL SILVER
KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS
Nationally Advertised Watches
Gainesville
Toccoa
Gumming
WHITEHEAD AUTO
ELECTRIC SERVICE
GOMPLETE AUTO TUNE-UP
Distributors Magnetos
Carburetors
Windshield Wipers
118 Grove Street 712 and 173-W
BEST WISHES
from
CHICOPEE
MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
OF GEORGIA
Chicopee Georgia
the Students Prefer — — — —
AUNT BETTY'S
BREAD AND CAKES
SMALL AND ESTES BAKERY
Gainesville
Georgia
HUBERT VICKERS
FUNERAL HOME
Morticians— Instant Ambulance Service
Phone 54
Dahlonega Georgia
Co
mpliments
of
SHARON
JEWELRY
CO.
Watch Repairs
Dahlonega
Georgia
J. C. PENNEY CO.
"Where Savings Are Greatest'
GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA
143
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When in Dahlonega Visit ....
THE SMITH HOUSE
"Where the Rooms are as Nice as the Meals are Good"
W. B. Fry, Owner
OUR 68th YEAR
CAMPBELL COAL COMPANY
A Complete Line of Coals, Building Materials and Builders Hardware
I ATLANTA
GEORGIA
CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES
Kodaks
FRYE'S FOTO SHOP
Movie Cameras
Enlargers
259 Peachtree St.
Darkroom
Projectors
Atlanta, Georgia
Ask for Our Late Catalog
Supplies
Compliments
of
WALL JEWELERS
Headquarters for the Finest in
SILVER - WATCHES - DIAMONDS
"Visit Our Gift Shop"
Ga
nesville
Georgia
BEST WISHES
from
LEDFORD'S PHARMACY
"This is Your Store — We Conduct It"
Drug and Fountain Service
Phone 42
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments to
NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
Rov P. Otwell
Cuniniing, Ga.
Ford Motor Company
Compliments of
THE BOOK SHOP
Gainesville Georgia
Compliments
of
Frierson-McEver Co.
QUALITY APPAREL FOR MEN
Gainesville Georgia
FOR
THE
UNUSUAL
IN
FLOWERS
Gai
nesville
Florist
■H
})ne of Fine
''loicers"
F
owcrs
Telegraphed Everywhere
111
S
Sycamore St.
Phone 214
Gainesville,
Ga.
Courtesy - Efficiency - Dependable
Service
The
Bank of Dahlonega
"A Bank You Can Bank On"
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
Dahlonega
Georgia
DAHLONEGA RECREATION
CENTER
Yow
Favarite Place to Eat and Play
We are now serving
FROSTED MALT
Where N. G. C. Students
Are Always Welcome
Billiards
Dahl
mega
Georgia
Bay Way
Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Superior Laundering
Phone 831
Gainesville GEORGIA
Complhnents
of
C. M. HARRISON
•
Sinclair Products
Recapping
•
GAINESVILLE
GEORGIA
Mather Gainesville
Company
Fiirnitiiie — Appliances
219 South Green Street
GAINESVILLE, GA.
|. E. Strickland — Rrj). This Area
KINGAN & CO.
Atlanta, Georgia
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS
KING OF FINE FOOD
a
^GA/A/£Smi£^ OA.
Phone 602
^^^^^^^ iijJlfB£/i CO. ^
1120 South Main Street
Building Supplies
AUTOMATIC GAS
CO.
OF GAINESVILLE
Cooking
- Heating - Water Heating ■
Relrigei
ation
Comp
lete Service with Butane and
Propa
le
115 North Main
Street
Phone 1641 and 1928
P.
O.
Box 485
GAINESVILLE
GEORGIA
Johnson Furniture Co.
Kelvinator Appliances
Television — Radios
Gainesville, Georgia
302 N. Bradford St. Phone 3184
Compliments
of
D. L. Findley Dairy
Doraville, Ga.
CHam. 7-2688
Rich
in Vitamins
Gathered ripe to capture
the full vitamin flavor.
If you cannot purchase this in your home
own-write us-P.O. Box J. S., Chicago (90)
Sexton
CanipUinents
of
PIEDMONT
DRUG CO.
Excellent Drug
Department
And Soda
Foinitain
GAINESVILLE
GEORGIA
Complimenis
McNair Lumber & Supply Co.
Ma<<in. (.cdigia
Queen City Poultry &
Feed Co.
p. O. Box 63li - 117 Raihoaii Ave.
Chicks
Feed
Poultry
Supplies
Complixienis
of
J. D. JEWEL, INC.
GAINESVILLE
GEORGIA
Compliments
of
PARKS & SONS
General Mcidiandise
Dahlourga C.eorgia
Compliments of
DAHLONEGA CAFE
Good Food - Drinks
Dahlonega Georgia
Complimenis
of
MINTZ JEWELERS
Gaiucsvillt Jewelers
(.aincsvillc Georgia
DIXIE HUNT HOTEL
Gainesville, Georgia
Modem
Good Meals
Compliments
of
W. G. Owens Farm &
Hatchery
Dahlonega, Georgia
Best Wishes
from
Gainesville Lincoln-Mercury
Best iVislies
to
CLASS OF 52
Gainesville Machi
ne
Co.
Qiialilv
Mclal Wnik aiul \
■c-ldi
'S
Gainesville
Georgia
from
Gainesville Venetian Blind
and Paint Company
RONALD
s
DISTINCTIVE WOMEN'S
WEAR
Phone 1570
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments of
HOLLY THEATRE
GOOD PICTURES
Reasonable Prices
N. G. C. Students Always Welcome
Dahlonega
Georgia
TRY
CRANE CLEANERS
for
Economy ami Expert Workmanship
Dahlonega
Georgia
Davis - Washington
Company
Eve)-ything for Building
Phone 196
Gainesville Georgia
CLASS OF 52
Prosser Motor Company
Dl-SOIA - PLVMOITH
(.aincsville Georgia
Best Wishes
from
THE HUB
FINE
CLOTHES AND SHOES 1
Gainesville
Georgia
Body by Fisher
In ilie low-priced field, Chevrolet alone offers you the
famous Body by Fisher — a symbol of engineering
superiority!
BUY - CHEVROLET
America's first choice for over 21 years
FRED JONES CHEVROLET CO.
Sales - Service
Dahlonega Georgia
DAHLONEGA-
- ATLANTA
TRAILWAYS
invites you
to
RIDE IN
COMFORT
- ENJOY THE SCENIC BEAUTY
OF
THE NORTH GEORGIA
MOUNTAINS
*
Dahlonega - An
ANTA TrAILWAVS
Dahlonega,
Georgia
Fred C. Jones, Mgr.
ROBERT M. MOORE
Successor to John H. Moore &: Son
A COMPLETE LINE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Friend of all North Georgia Students
DAHLONEGA GEORGIA
Palmer's Service Station
PURE-PEP AND TIOLENE OILS
Washing, Lubricating
and Tires and Accessories
TAXI SERVICE
Phone 10
Dahlonega Georgia
DALE ELECTRIC CO.
Industrial Electric
Contracting and Repairs
Electrical Su]>plies
Industrial ■ Domestic
Airport 2ICI
Gainesville, Georgia
GALLANT-BELK CO
Gainesville's Largest
and
Best Department Store
Gainesville
Georgia
Jimmie Haynes Motors
Chrysler - Plymouth
318 E. Broad Street
Gainesville, Georgia
PILGRIM -ESTES
FURNITURE CO.
Complete Home Finiiishers
Philco and RCA Television and
Radio Sets
Frigidaire Home Freezers
Frigidaires Electric Ranges
Gainesville, Georgia
WEST DRY CLEANERS
QUALITY DRY CLEANING
AND LAUNDRY
Professional Altering
Pick Up and Deliver
Dahlonega Georgia
For the Best in Shoe Repair
Visit
North Georgia Shoe Shop
— work guaranteed —
W. R. Davis. Owner
Dahlonega Georgia
GEORGE W. MOORE
& SONS
COAL AND COKE
i^
Phone 525
Gainesville Georgia
Jimmie Reeves
Furniture Company
Wliere Thrifty People Buy Theii
Furniture"
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments
of
A
FRIEND
IT PAYS
TO
Shop
ROSE
•
'S
First
Gainesv
ille
Georgia
Bailey-Brazell Construction Co.
(j enera i (^on Ira ctorS
P O Box 386. Greenville. South Carolina
The Cake Box Bakery
"Across From The Post Office"
Everything in Bakery Goods
Visit Our Coffee Bar
Gainesville Georgia
J.
H. PHILLIPS
Groce
ries -
Meats ■
•
Phone
School
29
Sii
3plies
Dahlonega
Georgia
CoRK\ ModRE
BlLIV MoORi
FORD HARDWARE
^
Cutnplunents
of
HENRY W. MOORE
Compliments
of
Citizen's Bank
Gainesville National
First National Bank
Gainesville, Georgia
Insigiiias - Uiiiloiiiis
Shoes - Boots - Jackets
'll iCill he a pleasure In sen>e you'
Atlanta
Army & Navy Store
(il Alaljaina St., at I'ryor St.
.\tlanta, Geoii^ia
Compliments
of
FINDLEY BROS.
Ginning - Milling - Feed
L. H. FiNDLEY G. W. FiNDLEV
Diiluth, Georgia
Lipscomb Drug Store
Kverythiug a Good Drug
Store Carries
"On The Square'
Dahlonega
Georgia
COURTNAY'S
JEWELERS
Diamonds - Watches -China
Glassware
Gainesville Georgia
Compliments
of
A FRIEND
Compliments
of
Owen
Osborne
Mills
Hosiery
Gainesv
ille
Georgia
Gainesville Pure
Milk Co.
Pure Pasteurized Dairy Products
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments
of
PACOLET
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
NEW
HOLLAND
GEORGL\
GAINESVILLE
Photographs for Particular People
KERR
ATLANTA, GA.
1720 PEACHTREE ROAD, NAV. - ATLANTA, GEORGL\ - Phone AT. 6953
McBurney
Stoker And
Equ
ipment Compa
ny
Complete
Stokers anc:
All
Repair
Parts
HEmlock
6511
2110 Peachtree
Road
Atlanta
Ga.
Gainesville Iron Works
Established 1889
Gray Iron, Brass, Aluminum Castings
Industrial Supplies
Phone 261
Gainesville Georgia
Id
eal
Clea
ners
&
Laundry
Diy
Clcaining
- Tailo
ing
- Pressing
331
Northside Dr
Gainesville
Georgia
CottipUnifnls
of
HULSEY'S
Georgia
COME TO SUNDAY
SCHOOL
ATTEND OUR YOUNG
PEOPLES SERVICES
Your Churches Are
Your Greatest Heritage
THE FUTURE RESTS ON YOUTH OF TODAY
WHAT YOU ARE TO BE YOU ARE BECOMING
The Church Can Help You Be YoiDself
Space Contributed by:
DAHLONEGA BAPTIST CHURCH - - Rev. A. J. Johnson, Pastor
DAHLONEGA METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. Charles Williams. Pastor
DAHLONEGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. Neelv D. McCarter
Pastor
Compliments of
MONROE
BRANCH
CARWOOD
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
MONROE
GEORGIA
George Moore Ice
Cream Company, Inc.
54-56 Alabama St., S.W.
Atlanta
Georgia
It Pays
to
Advertise
Lttce
tke dawn aj: tke cenmtu,*.
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