North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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C. W. FRASFR, B. Agr. C. W. Fraser, Hiiiesville, Cia., thinks that everyont- who does not take agriculture is an infidel, heretic, or some such person equally as bad. He is a piney woodsman who thinks a great deal of his dignity. He is a great leaper, leaps all the way from private to sergeant, and from B Class to Sophomore, and takes a diploma. He is haunted by a military genius, and is noted for his skill in drilling a green squad. One of his commands is Column left two times, follow me, harch. He can be seen almost any night gazing at the stars and talking to himself of the future, wondering if he will ever be master of some South (jeorgia farm well equipped with a machine of perpetual motion which will do all the work and at small expense. He wants to know if he can make his knowledge of agriculture so practical that he may look at his South Georgia cow and tell the price of butter in New York.

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E. T. DENHAM, B. Agr. E. T. Denham, Eatonton, Ga., has not been with us long, but long enough to get very angry because he was not made Cadet Major in his second year. He resigned his corporal ' s place and joined the signal squad. He is the society boy of his organization. He is Creel ' s shadow. On one occasion he gave way to his temper and killed several of his father ' s mules. He has not time for athletics, as he once disfigured his nose in a game of football. It is told on good authority that he is a near relative of 1-, x- Cjovernor Terrell.

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M. C. GAY, B. 1. M. C. Gay, Sharptop, Ga., intends to wield the rod. He is sure to make a good teacher as he has been very studious, always more interested in affairs of the Head than of the heart. He likes everything connected with college life, but more especially drill and athletics. He is usually very cool headed, but once, while drilling, he became e, - cited and said, Column to the right a little. He has a pronounced military bearing. He always seems in good health, but is continually calling at Dr. Head ' s. He thinks himself above everyone in his class-in inches anyway. He often takes violent exercise in order to reduce his flesh. After all is said and done, we admit that the Admiral is one of the star members of our class.