North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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ALSA CANDLER GLEXN, Carlton, Ga. A.B., Phi Mu, 2 N Corp., ' 13; Sgt.. ' 13- ' 14; 1st Lieut. Battalion .Adjutant, ' 14- ' 15; Prophet Senior Class. ■To thee the world its f resent lioiiiage t ays. Ttie liarvest is early. Iml more llie [ ' riiise. He exercises the talent of a versed critic, whether he likes or dislikes the snljject under discussion. He enjoys jokes as long as they are upon the other fellow. His wonderful memory enables him to have much leisure time. He never worries over his work, appa- rently regarding it as a joke. Yet he has ?reat power of intellect. He lives in the present, hence has not decided what his voca- ;ion will be. WALL PRKllARD HUIE. College Park, Ga. A.B., B.Ph., Decora. Corp., ' 13; Sgt., ' 14; 1st Lieut., ' 14- ' 15; Var- sity Baseball. ' 13- ' 14- 15; Captain Baseball Team. ' 14: lanager Baseball Team, ' IS; Foot- ball, ' 14; President Decora Society, ' 14; Poet Senior Class, ' 15; Editor-in-Chief of Cyclon.i, ' 15. ' Clearness is the ornament of profound thought. Wade has been a resolute promoter of his convictions. Progressive in taste he has come to detest the old rut of conservatism. His rapid strides may be accounted for by his favorite characteristic stick-to-it-ivenes?- As lie enters into the arena well equipped and developed both mentally and physically, we wish him well.

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acvoiop3 WALTER ELMER BROVVX, RoCHELLE. G. . B.B.S., i: N Corp., ■l2-- 3: Sgt., ' 13 : 1st Sgt.. T4: 1st Lieut.. ' H-TS: ' arsity liaheball, ' 14. Oil their ozcii merits iiuniest men are dumb. Of a quiet demeanor, he is one of the most popular men in college. He has sound judg- ment and discretion, especially in dress and manners. He is not exactly a sport, rather suli-consciously so. His persistence, coolness and alisence of heat insure great success for him in the commercial world. J. J. GAIXEV, C.MRO. G. . A.B. ; B.Ph. : Phi Mn; i; X Corp., Tl- ' 12: Sgt.. ' 12--13: 2nd Lieut., ' 13- ' 14; Major, ' 14- ' 15. Individual Drill Medal, ' 13; President Freshman Class, ' 12- ' 13; Cham- pion Debater. ' 13- ' I4, ' 14- ' 15 : ' ice-President Senior Class. ' 14- ' 15: President Phi Mu So- ciety, ' 14. Hoii. ' I ' eciiliiir, Iwic U ' oiiilerfnl is iiuiii. Here we pause, we reflect, we admire. Xo personality would be harder to analyze. His stately, trim appearance makes us enjoy his presence. He is awake, logical and exact. At one time he was proud of his care-free dispo- sition, but now this has given place to decided seriousness. His eloquence well indorses liis aspirations for law. '

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U. A. LAW SOX, Gainesville Ga. A.B., B.Ph., Decora. Quartermaster Sgt.. ' 14; Lieut, and Q. iL. 14-15 ; President Junior Class, ' 14; Junior Medal English Department; Joint Bebator, ' 15. Siiiootli runs tlic brook ' iclwrc the IhO is • Icef. He may be seen proceeding in his quiet and easy manner upon a task one would think impossible to accomplish. Yet his convictions never falter. His patience will stand the tests L;iven to one of his calling — teaching. Desire for honors has never attracted him, but his incessant toil has rewarded him with a firm foundation. ROBERT KXOX M ' .MILLAX, AcwoRTH, Ga. E.M., Decora, S X Corp., ' 12; Sgt.. ' 13; Prin. Musician. ' O- ' H; Capt., ' 14- ' 15 ; Expert Rifleman. ' 14. A radiant picture of hcallli and a gorgeous and glittering success. Mac is about tlie greatest conversation- alist we have. His numerous experiences in travel and the wide range of his reading fur- nish him with inexhaustible material. He is never happier than when he is lilowing his heliconor discussing a trip planned for the band. ' Uncle Sam is to use him in the far- away islands. We feel confident that bis manly confidence will result in nuich honor to our Alma Mater.