North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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A. A. BURCH, B. S. A. A. BURCH (Captain Alex) t-ntered college in 190s, and on account of his extraordinary aptitude for things military and his ability as a leader, he was immediately promoted to the exalted position of corporal. After that he soon became captain, which position he has held for two years. For some reason he thinks he should attend the Faculty meetings. He is a victim of Cupid and mathe- matics. He is on friendly terms with every one living on ■ ' Chestatee street, and has a tendency to saunter down the street toward the Baptist Church. . ' Kfter graduation he contemplates locating in Dahlonega and practicing medicine. He is usually very kind to his men, but when he becomes agitated his shrill voice may be heard quite a distance.

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C. B. BROWN, B. B. S. C. B. Brown, Midriver, Ga., is very quiet, but when he can be induced to say anything it is either Doc Neal or Artillery. He smiles continually but never laughs. He gets very much excited and takes a prominent part in the ' ' April Fool ' s Day escapade. He is chairman of the ' ' . n- nual committee, yet he is always listening impatiently for a motion to adjourn. He learns his lessons; is liked by his classmates; easily teased but exceedingly good- natured. He has never been known to be angry since entering school. He will probably take a post-graduate course next year.

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G. N. BYNUM, B. i. (i. N. Bynum, Pine Mountain, (ki.. knockL ' ti for ad- mittance at the doors of the N. C. A. C. in the autumn of 1904. He strayed hither from among the craggy and pic- turesque peaks of Rabun County. There has never been a corporal who felt the weight of responsibilit ' more than he. He is of athletic build but not athletic. In 1905 he decided to make a football team, but after receiving a sprained finger and a black eye he has let that feature of his education severely alone. He is seldom known to speak a complete sentence. He deserves the champion- ship as a ladies ' man, but is sometimes so timid that he will run from a six year old girl. He has never been known to make a formal call since he has been here. He can tell more long-winded preacher stories than all of his class- mates. He is one of the few that ' ' stood in with Dr. Harper. Especially fond of his drill regulations. His favorite expression is seldom used except when excited, Huh! sure it is,