North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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McKihhen Sober and inikistriiuis. (an ' l In- hhift ' ecl. ISten with us twii ears. His ladv-like Ix-ariiiL;- and niaiik-n-ljluslies have caused him to dream dreams of a future happy state. Looks like iuchRestiou and works hke a machine. Crazy about parade rest. Crack mu- sician and a IJarncs Howler. Never known to stop talking long enough to catch a good breath. Loves ice water. Snores in his sleep. Talks like a hen party. The idol of the cream de la cream. Drinks doi)e b ' the gallon, l- ' avorite with his teachers, srre enough, and has a snap (cake). Never fails to express his own ideas whenever he has an oi)])ortunity. Is going to be a teacher. Alwa ' s to be counted on when cracker time comes. Takes a nap every afternoon and sleeps tnitil the last bugle blows every morning. Has a cinch. His morning greeting: See those }oung ladies somnambu- lating. c. . l Kii:in;x. v.. I ' l ' .l). 21

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Knox Captain. Woman-hater. ( ias-lilower. Altoj ether opposed to matrimony. Is the proprietor of the Order Box in opposition to Captain WilHams. Will fight for his company, and die for Daddy Barnes, but afraid of Prof. Gaillard. Going- to the Philippines to join his old friends in the constabulary service. Enjoys nothing better than battle of words with anybody who will give him a chance. Takes afternoon strolls, he says for his health. Great football player. Instructs his men while drill ing to fire at the enemy at ten thousand yards. Rather keep a man on extra duty than he a king. Pretty well-rounded fellow. Looks like a peeled onion. His chief charac- teristic is stubborness. Some of his famous remarks : At the Table: Pass me them syrups. To Aliss Clark: I will be so glad when T leave college; so I can talk like I want to. To Miss E. : I am not afraid of the color of any man ' s eye. J. T. KNOX, B. B. s. 20

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Mo Huss. General catch-all. Easy mark for ladies. 06 Great painter. Talks like a buzz saw. Sometimes thinks aloud and makes a fuss. Has free passes on the L. and N. to Nelson, where he has interests in a human marble heart. Green as grass, but sweet as sugar. Appears at every hop, and is a regular Chesterfield. Fights a doodle once a month. Loves to study the stars when he sta}S away from home, especially in the paregoric magnitude of a sun eclipsed comet. Always ready for a rough house. Is a has Ijeen of the mining department. Is now contemplating the min- istry. Has grave responsibilities that he will n it speak about. Rather sleep late on Sunday morning than dance at the King ' s Jubilee. Has to be hitched while standing in order to avoid acci- dents. Is an electrician of the first rank, especially rank. Everybody wants him at the same time. Has been known to literally stay awake on Sunday night long enough to escort a Xormalite home. Has been heard to remark : O go ahead, that makes me tired. R. . MLIORl ' I, 1!. A.