North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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Junior Class History l HE task of relating the past history and achievements of these fourteen members is too great for the space allotted us. It is a very difficult task to relate liow we accjuired the number we now have. First, we will try to trace them from the oldest member, Cliff Futral. Cliff came to Dahlonega, no one knows when, but our next entrants, F. H. Stephens, W. H. Dorsey, G. E. Mead- ers, W. W. Whelchel. T. B. Fowler and J. H. Pound, all say he was here when they came. The following year our ])resent class was completed with the entrance of the remaining seven members. Xo phase of college life has escaped this year ' s Junior Class. We are well represented in every branch of athletics and in the mili- tary department, boasting of the fact that every member of our class is a commissioned officer. -Class Historian.

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•v- J ' t ft 1 f » f Sophomore Class Organization Motto: To Be Rather Than Seem to Be. Colors: Purple and Gold. Flower: Lilii of the Valley. J. B. Cheatham President A. L. Young Vice-President W. O. Christopher Secretary V. J. OwExs Treasurer E. T. Morris Historian T. E. Steele Poet CLASS ROLL S. S. Barrett W. H. Berry G. D. Bennett R. E. Brooksher T. D. Brown W. A. Calhoun J. B. Cheatham W. O. Christopher E. M. Dean E. W. Edwards W. F. Gaston W. B. Hawkins O. P. Hartley J. S. Hester H. L. Hickson K. O. Hipp H. T. HoUis R. R. Jackson W. H. Kent W. P. Key J. A. McDaniel C. T. McDonald M. L. McGinnis A. D. McKev H. L. McLerov H. E. McWilli ' ams R. B. Malone J. W. Martin E. T. Morris J. H. Owens W. D. Owens W. J. Owens C. V. Parham S. F. Phillips I. S. Keid S. E. Sharpe A. W. Starling T. E. Steele L. A. Sullivan R. R. Williamson W. W. Wingfield A. L. Young