North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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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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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

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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