North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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m CYCLOPS ARTHUR W. ASH A. B. Decora Dahlonega, Ga. Literary Editor the Cyclops, ' 25: Student Council. ' 25: Assistant Business Manager Bar- rage, ' 24; Treasurer Decora, ' 23; Secretary Decora, ' 24; President Decora, ' 25; Mid-Term Debate, ' 24; Champion Debate, ' 25: Sophomore Oration Medal: Latin Medal, ' 24; Historian Junior Class. ' 24; Captain Rifle Team. ' 25; Corporal, ' 23; Sergeant, ' 24; Captain Company B, ' 24- ' 25 ; Intercollegiate Debater, ' 25. Wisdom is the principle thing; therefore get wisdom; and with all thy (jetting, get understanding. Another one of the aboriginies of the (lass. One of those extremely rare fellows who thinks and then speaks. He entered college here long before any of his present classmates, but dropped out of school several years, and during these years learned the value of a col- lege education and came back with an ardent desire to get that education. To say that he came back strongly would be putting it mildly, for he has led practically every class he has been in since he re-entered our midst, over two years ago. He is more greatly to be admired because he is a married man. and very few married men will enter the college again and complete their education. We predict a bright future for him and we all wish him well. 19 S SSS 2

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CYCLOPS 1 J. ROBIX BR lOKSHER A. B. Sigma Nu Plii Mu Dahlonega, Ga. President Senior Class: Vice-President Student Council, ' 23- ' 24; Student Council, ' 24- ' 25; D Club; Tennis Singles Champion, ' 22- ' 23- ' 24; Co-holder Tennis Doubles Championship. ' 21- ' 22- ' 23; President Dramatic Club, ' 22- ' 23- ' 24- ' 2S ; Treasurer Phi Mu Literary Society, ' 24; President Phi Mu Literary Society, ' 24; Athletic Editor Barrage, ' 23- ' 24; Manager Tennis, ' 25; Cheer Leader, ' 24- ' 25 ; Photo Editor the Cyclops, ' 24; Assistant Editor-in-Chief the Cyclops, ' 25; Corporal Company B, ' 22- ' 23; Captain Company B, ' 23- ' 24. His ready speech flowed fair and tree. In phrase of gentlest courtesy. Robin is another old settler of the Class, and we ' re quite sure that his cheerful and friendly face will be missed when school begins next September. He has been a leader in campus activities for two years, and has acquitted himself well. One not lacking in that wonderful asset, personality, and with a noble and generous disposition. A boy we have been proud to know, one who has never faded a friend, and has ever been ready to assist in any movement for the betterment of the school. We wonder at bis ability to hold the many honors that he has held so well, and still have time to make so many week-end trips, but possibly those week-end trips served as an inspiration for greater things. Many organiza- tions and student activities will sorely miss bis faithfulness and ability. The best wishes of many go with you as you go out into life. 18

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CYCLOPS ALBERT I). M.KEE B. S. Alpha Phi I Imega Decora S. A. T. C, ' 18; Corporal Company ! ' .. ' 21- ' 22; Sergeant-Ma j or, ' 22- ' 23; First Lieuten- ant Staff, ' 23- ' 24; Member D Club; Rifle Team. ' 23-24; High Scorer Rifle Competition, ' 24; Vice-President Decora Literary Society, ' 24; President Decora Literary Society, ' 25; Student Council, ' 22- ' 23- ' 24. Not nvcr serious, not too gay, but a ran ■d pal. ' Allien hails from away down in South Georgia and was one of the original settlers of the College. We are sure that none are tired of Albert for he isn ' t that type. Although he has m it taken much interest in campus activities, he is well known for his many sterling qualities, and we do not believe he has an enemy in the whole school. 20