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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Sophomore Directory. ARLY last fall the Sophoniure Class was organized in order tliat regular monthly meetinus laight be held. The pleasant honrs spent together in telling jokes, serving refreshments, and debate will be looked back npon in after life with mneh pride, for we will then see how much we were benefitted by having the social part of our lives cultivated. AVe hope that each nieniber of our Class will have a pleasant and profit- able vacation, and that all will come back next year to help solve the problems that come in Junior. Below we give a short sketch of each niemlier of our Cla.ss. Adams — Litth ' , but loud. Ilojies to stutly law soon. The Class prophet. Noted for his ability to fcu-m ex|)eriments in the laboi-atoiy in ,so short a time. Baker, Jim— This is his first year. We feai- he will not i-eturn. lie gets a letter from his best girl every day. dreams about her at night, and cries about her the next morning. Ills favorite greeting: Hey, Bud! Ei-RNETT — Agriculturalist; also scientist. Has lately discovered a species of bacteria having three legs. Favorite greeting, Hello, old Crazy! BvNiTM— The bachelor. Has won the heart of tlie music teacher. Noted for his preacher .stories. Believes in planting ]iotatoes in the moon. Cavender, F. C. — A would-be sport. Never known to make out his ] Iorning Report correctly. At the end of the second period each day he is heard to remark: Well, hoys, I killed Daddy today. Cavender, E. J.— A melancholy man. Asks one of his class this question every morning: Say, can you work these problems? (iALLOWAY— Always game. Likes to study the life of St. Francis (Stanton). Reads his new dictionary for amusement.