North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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-{ OWI 1iS; f MISS BESSIE JONES, B. S. C. Dahlonega, Ga. Corona Financier Chili; Vice-President Corona Literary Society; Member Girls ' Band: President Financier Club, ' 27. One of our optimists, who could always see the brii;ht side. Though handicapped in many wa s, she has shown a deserving merit b ' completing her college work. Be- ing a member of the Financier Club, we believe some man in the near future will be greatly benefited by her graduation. ED GLANCEV RICE. E. U. D.AHLONEGA, Ga. Diiora Bugler, ' 20- ' 2i ; Band, ' 2i- ' 27; Captain Band, ' 24- ' 25 ; Lieutenant Band, ' 2S- ' 26; Captain Band, ' 2b- ' 27 ; Captain Staff, ' 23- ' 24; Co-winner Tennis Doubles Champion- ship, ' 23- ' 24; Co-winner Tennis Doubles Championship, ' 25- ' 2b; Mining Club, ' 24- ' 25- ' 26- ' 27; Officers ' Club, ' 26- ' 27 ; D Club, ' 24- ' 2S- ' 2b- ' 27 ; Baseball, ' 25- ' 26 : Alternate Captain Baseball, ' 2b; Football, ' 2b; Orchestra, ' 2b- ' 27 ; ' (iman Haters ' Club ; Student Council, ' 2b- ' 27. Coot, as he is known to all his friends, is now nearing the completion of his col- lege career. He is one of the few natives who has stuck to his task throughout, un- daunted by outside temptations. A hard fighter on the athletic field, and a prince of a fellow. Pii c Twenty-eight

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m i ' ■ LEEMAX CI. ARK ANDERSON, li. S. C. Wll.l.lA.MSOX, Ga. Sii ' ziti n. I ' lii Mil. Buccaneers Treasuicr Plii .Mu Literar Suciet . ' l - ' 2 ; Vice-President I ' lii .Mu, ' 24- ' 25 ; Chanipidn Debater, ' 25; Chairman Student Body, ' 25; Literary Critic Phi Mu, ' 25- ' ib Member Financier Club, ' zb- ' ij: President Forensic Council, ' 26- ' 27 ; Woman Haters ' Club. ' 2b- 27 ; Advertisinsi Manap:er, Cyclops, ' 26- ' 27 ; Charter Member and President ot the Buccaneers, ' 2b- ' 27 : Editor-in-Chiet of the Ricochet, ' 20- ' 27 ; Officers Club, ' 26- 27. Leeman is a consistent and willing worker, and a popidar student both with the faculty and student bod . He has probably done more for the upbuilding of our Alma Mater than any other one student. Leeman is a splendid scholar, an eloquent debater, a good journalist, and a leader in all college activities. Our best wishes go with him for a brilliant and successful career. W. I). HOLLAND. B. S. C. Santa Anna. Texas Sigma . «. Decora Drum ALajor, ' 25- ' 2b; Lieutenant Band, ' 26- ' 27 : Secretary and Treasurer Financier Club, ' 2t)- ' 27: Assistant Editor-in-Chief of the Cyclops, ' 26- ' 27. Coming to us as a Junior, Texas quickly became the friend of every student in college. He deserves great credit for his display of courage in c( mpleting his scholas- tic course after two vears with us. Good luck and farewell, 1 ex. Pii c Tzct fity-s

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-MISS HELEN CECELIA COBH, A. H. Clayton, Delaware Corona Hedera, Buccaneers Historian Junior Class, ' 25- ' 2b; President Corona Hedera Literary Society. ' 25- ' 26; Manager and Captain Hasket-ball Team. ' 25-26 : Literary Critic Corona Hedera Literary Society. ' 26- ' 27 ; Nice-President Senior Class. ' 2b- ' 27 ; Art Editor, Cyclops, ' 26- ' 27; Member Ricochet Staff, ' 2fa- ' 27 ; Member Buccaneers, ' 26- ' 27. Helen came to us from the University of DeLiware in 1924-25. We are glad in- deed that she cast her lot with this collef e as a member of the Class of ' 27. She has taken a leadin r part in all the or ;anizations and activities of the college. Her unusual amiability has won for her a host of friends, and. if we mistake not. she en- joys the confidence and esteem of every member of the faculty except one — in hich case it seems to be more. SS BL ELLE SMEIH, A. B. Dahloxega, Ga. Corona Hedera, Buccaneers ' Secretar and Treasurer F reshman Class, ' 23- ' 24; Dramatic Club. ' 2, - 24; Declama- tion Medal. 2 -24: Historian Sophomore Class. ' 24- ' 25 : Poet Junior Class, ' 25- ' 26; Historian Senior Class. ' 2fa- ' 27; Co-Ed Representative Student Council, ' 2b- ' 2j; Secretary and Treasurer Buccaneers, ' 26- ' 27 ; Ricochet Staff, ' 26- ' 27. Buelle has stood around the top in all her class work, and in that intangible some- thing called College Spirit, she has been at the top. In addition to all the above honors, she sponsored A Company during her Fresh- man year, and in 1924-25, she was voted the most attractive, and the most talkative Co-Ed. Her bright disposition will carr her far, and she will ever be a joy to those with whom she comes in contact. Page Twenty-nine