North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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W. S. GAILLARD, B. S. (jail lard Clock Regulator. Lived so far from civilization was forced to spend his vacations in Dahlonega, Ga. Has a stereotyped form of expression with which he begins every public address, having first learned it in the Freshman class. It is as follows : When I behold the South reposing in its silent grandeur, my soul leaps on — ( Xo applause, only the painful sighing of a many times perse- cuted audience.) A silver-tongued ' orator with more stock ex- pressions on hand than any one person in college. Has loved and been loved by each and every girl in town. Always ready to do his part in the military world. If the weather was very cold would keep his men standing at attention to explain drill regulations, while if the dav was very warm he would make them double time. Ex- pects to be Ambassador to France at some day in the near future. Good-hearted fellow, but won ' t work. His promises are like pie- crusts. Makes an explanation a day to some fair lady. 18

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Davidson Adjutant, corporal, major-general, sergeant, the whole shoot- ing match. Has a liquid voice and velvety expressions that sound like mush on the midnight air. Is the chapel spieler for keeps, although a rummie. Great hand with the ladies. Serenades every night he has a chance. A lover with little success. Writes to S every day and never gets a reply. Makes out military menus everv (lay, which are served promptly at 2 130. Is Captain Williams ' mouth-piece. Subject to severe cases of nerve. Where there is eating, aou will find Davidson. He always loves Moore. Led astray by one young girl. Completely passive except when on duty. Poses as the beau ideal of the school. Makes the night hideous with his infernal mandolin. Is a high-minded youth, but lost. To hear him talk you would think he was the whole works. He ' s fond of burlesquing people. Was scorned twice in the same ])lace. His favorite expression is, Here is human nature spread out before vou. E. W. II.W ll)SO , p.. , . 17

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Jackson Captain, just two years, this year especiall} ' . Noted for his business methods. Terse sayings. Quite scientific when exjalaining basket-ball. In his Junior year he was so enamored of the Graces his mind was diverted from his studies. He will burn the mid- night oil, not for studying though, and continually sighs over lost opportunities. Has a ready supply of wit, but will use it at the wrong time. Gets lost in a crowd. Makes love to every girl he gets half a show at. X ' oluminons in words but has a hole in his think tank. Quite fastidious about his music, but not able to carry a tune. Luck and persistence have placed him above Pa. Collector of sofa-pillows, especially one that was scrumptious. Quite a fa- vorite with the hot-air crowd. These following original words will fullow him to the end of time: Tust wait a minute. W. 1.. JACKSO.N, i;. .s. l-J