North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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Staff of Cyclops. M. C. GAY Editor-in-Chief JULIUS ELKAN Business Manager ALVAH GASKINS Treasurer FREDERICK PFEFFER Art Editor

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icemed to care for tlic pleasun ' s and aiiiuseiiit ' uts usually associated with a stii- tlent ' s life, Rut in his duty prmnpt at every eall. The third to appear in this vision of bygone days is Jett ' Fiudley. We might eall him the surveyor of the class. Do not mistake my meaning and think he ever took a survey of his books, for it was always roads, land, etc. When he gave an excu.se why his lessons were not prepared he was always believed; Truth from his lips prevail ' d with double sway. The figure that eomes into view as Jeff hurries away is that of Vernon Moore. While the Juniore under consideration were still- in their Soph year, he was admitted into Senior circles. lie wore the derby and enjoyed the free nights which characterized them. However we gladly welcomed him into our class, and if anyone should censure him we answer that The love he bore to learning was in faidt. The last one to be seen as the Juuioi ' s tile by, is Lizzie Shed. I distinctly recall how one day, when the teacher asked her to give an example of condition contrary to fact she answered that some day she expeetetl to find one who thought Her modest face the cottage might adorn. The members of the cla.ss have passed on, and gone their respective ways never again to be united by the bonds of purjile and gold. All that remains to us is the privilege of remembering: Thus ill the stilly night Ere .slumber ' s chain ha.s bound me, Sad Memory brings the light Of other davs around me.

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