North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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THURSTON DONALD BROWN, E.M. Martin, Ga. Sigma Nu Decora Senior Class Prophet; Member of the Student Council, ' 23- ' 24; President of Decora. 24: Captain of the Band, 23- ' 24; Drum Major of the Band, ■22- ' 23; Rifle Team. 21- 22. Kappa ha? one jrreat weakness — girls. His home is on the ballroom floor. But he has always found time to do justice to his work and more. His resohiteness has won him a host of friends and admirers. For four years he has battled on the football field and continually missed making his letter by the narrowest margin, he has always fought with untiring energy. And he has fought just as hard in the classroom. He has that determination which is certain to win him an enviable place in life, and for no man do we wish success more strongly. WILLIS ALEXANDER CALHOUN, E.M. ROCKMART. Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Member of Student Council. ' 23- 24; Business Manager of Barrage. 23- 24; Member of Pan-Hellenic Council, 23- 24; D Club: Rifle Team, 22- 23- 24; Sergeant B ' Company, 22- 23; First Lieutenant A Company, ' 23- 24. Willis is another one of our old and distinguished citizens. He has been here so long that he has lost count of the years, but every year has brought new honors to him, and if he stays here much longer he will be in the same fi. as was Alexander the Great when he cried because there were no worlds to conquer. Willis is soon to step into a new one as a mining engineer and few men ever step|)ed nut with brighter prospects than he.

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-r. ' KA MU.NU H. IJK.Wil.K . 1J.S.(.. Sigma Nu SrATESHoifo . (i . I ' m Ml: Treasurer Senior Class; Secretary aiul Treasurer of Slurlenl Council. ■23- ' 21: Business Manager Cyclops. ' 24: Presideni of Plii Mu. ■22- ' 2.3: ' ice-Presiclenl of Phi Mu. ■2.3- 2f; Slid-Terni Debate. ■20- 21 22- 23 ' 24: Champion Debate. 21- ■22- 2;i 24 ; Oration Medal. ■22- 2.S: Cheer Leader. ■2.3- ' 24: Treasurer Dramatic Club. ' 23- ' 24; Corporal (jimpany B . ■2)- 22; Sergeant Company B . 22- ' 23: F ' irsi Lieutenant B Company ■23- ' 24: Vice-President of Sub-Freshman. 20; Treasurer of Freshman Class. ■2L Here is a man. in every sense of the wonl loyal lo his college, faithful to his friends, with the courage to stand by his convictions, an earnest student, and a leader in everything. Brant leaves behind him his nnme indelibly ,r:tlen in the history of Dahlonega. Many organizations and student aclivitii ' s will sorely miss Brant ' s faithfulness and energv when he is gone. He has made a name for himself as a speaker too. so we think his ambition to be a lawyer well founded. He has found the pathway lo success and we expect to find him a long way up it ' cfore many years have passed. WILLI.Wl P. CLLBERTSO.N, B.S.C. Cave Spring. Ga. SiGML .Nl Secretary of Senior Class; Member of the Student Council; Corporal Com- pany . ' 21- ' 22: Sergeant Company A . ■22- ' 23; First Lieutenant Company •A . ■23- 24: Member of the Rifle Team. I ' - O and ■2.3- 24. Did you ever know anyone named Bill that wasn ' t liked by everybody ' ? H such a person existed, or exists, it certainly isn ' t this Bill. for we honestly believe that he hasn ' t an enemy in the world. He has been with us a long time and calls Dahlonega home. He joined the Woman Haters Club but we have enough evidence to get him expelled and it continues to accumulate! Bill has an envious record in scholarship, business is his line and he expects to be a C. P. A. some day. Cave Spring should be proud of her son.

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KENNETH OSCAR HIPP. B.S. Ellijay, Ga. Pi Kvppa Alpha Phi Mi First Lieulriianl (!i mpany B . 23- 24 : Sergrant of Company li . ■22- ' 23; Corporal Company B . ■21- ' 22: Member of the Rifle Team. ■23- 24. Hell ' s bell?, fellows, you ' ve wreeked my Ford! We lake this melhod of introducing Knockout and those who know this stalwart son of Ellijay will agree thai it is very appropriate. Knockout entered college here as a Sopho- more, coming from some school in Tennessee, and conse(|uenlly has been with us only three years. This time has been more than sufficient for him to draw about him a large circle of friends, and to di-velnp for himself a reputation as a worker. He has applied himself during his r dlegc career, and we are sure he will be reaping rich dividends before many years have passed. OLIN PASCAL HARTLEY, B.S.Acr. Alamo, Ga, Phi Mu Sergeant B Company, ' 22- ' 2.3; Corporal B Company. ■21- ' 22. If he who said Silence is golden be right. Olin Pascal starts off life with a great inheritance, . lways nuiet. unassuming, and sincere, he has earned the respect of all his cla.ssmates. The date of his entrance has faded with ages, so many years ago di l he come to us. but the date of his departure will never fade, for it will In- a lay of regn-l for all his fellow students.