North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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Burt McKee, B. S., Dahlonega, Ga. Hurt, (jtherwise Shorty. Caisson Corporal, walking step ladder, and moon fixer. Great spieler and nioun-shiner. sport and ladies ' man. wears a No. 14 shoe. Rurt is not afraid to put eighteen sacks of powder in the cannon to try to burst it. Si.imetimes ties goats in the College Chapel. He is Professor Rowland ' s riglU hand man. also cashier of the college bank. Burt is sure never to have lung trouble as he breathes the purest air. Will ne er have to pay poll tax as his head is out of the county. He would play football but he is afraid of stepping on somebody.

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Fannie McGuire, B. S., Dahlonega, Ga. We can all truthfully say that Fannie is a noble-hearteil t;irl and (ine with grit, for she is the only girl in the class that has gone through. During her college career she has Ijeen studious. It mattered not how hard or how- much work she had to do, the perpetual smile, which has been an inspiration to us all, never disappeared from her face. She was especially fond of history ami music. Oftentimes when she was not reading some ancient olume, she could be heard singing and playing her favorite, Are You Sincere? Fannie was devoted to her class and all the memljers (especially one) and also took a leading part in the dramatic plays, her last and favorite play was Trying to Find a Cook, leading her, n(j doubt, to think of the future. There was only one thing that seemed to bother her during her college career and that was to get to college in time for Chapel Services, In summing u]i her past and predicting her future, we can safely say that she will be a model fur many to follow and if she carries out her plans, which is to take charge of the Music Department of Bonnetsville after graduation, we are all sure that she will prove to be a shining light to the citizens of that town.

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Chas. Elliot Power, A. B., Pi Kappa Alpha, Vienna, Ga. In size Charley is the baby of the class but he has had (|nite a miniljcr of narrow escapes. Having studied so hard is enough to make anyone small. He is Lieutenant of the Artillery. He wouldn ' t miss the sixth period for anything but is always so unfortunate as to have something very impor- tant to do about that time. Charlie is especially fond of the girls. If anyone wants to know how, or the best way to kiss a girl just ask him. He is very fond of Brenau. If you want to make him do anything fur you just say Please. He tried it once himself. He has once been known to go off on very mysterious hunts and cmce he was so inifortnnate as to lie mistaken for a robber and was fired upon. It is useless to say he did get away in a hurry. Coo-coo, Charlie.