North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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IRVIN TIMOTHY McCURLEY, E.M. Hartwell, Georgia P. K. A., Phi Mu First Sergeant Company B. ' 2 5 - ' 2 6 ; Student Council. ' 2 5 - ' 26 : Captain Company A. ' 26- ' 27; Winner of Competitive Drill, ' 27; President Junior Class. ' 26- ' 27; Vice-President Mining Club. ' 26- ' 27 : Business Manager Ricochet. ' 26- ' 27; Cadet Major. ' 27- ' 28; President Student Body, ' 27- ' 28; Business Manager CYCLOPS. ' 27- ' 28; President Officers ' Club. ' 27- ' 28. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Mac has probably received more honors than any boy on the campus. And who dare say that he doesn ' t deserve them? He ' s there with the goods, gentlemen. All the Freshmen in school go to Mac with their troubles and lots of the older ones. As Cadet Major — couldn ' t be beat. President Student Body — don ' t say a word. Business Manager CYCLOPS — best in the world — and a hundred other things Mac has done. He is running over with school spirit. RALPH EDWIN DEAN, E.M. Martin, Georgia P. K. A., Decora 27; First Sergeant Company A, ' 27- ' 28; Mining Club, Corporal Company A. ' 26- ' 27- ' 28. What this country needs is a good five cent cigar. ' ' 26 Boys! When Mincey lights up that Stogie on Saturday afternoon and strolls down the Avenue — look out — (we ' ll let you in on a little secret. Mincey knows his stuff with the women). Mincey. we don ' t see a thing for you to do but just buy out Mr. Ziegfeld ' s Follies. But sure enough, girls are sweet little things, aren ' t they. Mincey? ac Mg jgS - Page Twenty-eight

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' Cyet s ALEXANDER LAWTON PEYTON. E.M. Mount Airy. Georgia P. K. A. President Sub-Freshman Class. ' 23- ' 24; President E. M. Club. ' 25- ' 26: Secretary Sopho- more Class. ' 26- ' 27: Sergeant Company B. ' 26-27: President (Vice) Junior Class. ' 26- ' 27: President E. M. Club. ' 2 7 - ' 28: Manager Football Team. ' 27- ' 28; Captain Company B. ' 27- ' 28: Officers ' Club. ' 27- ' 28. For he ' s a jolly good fellow. If any man under the sun ever heard anything against Al he has something on us. He ' s a regular guy. Al is. and he always has a pleasant smile for all his friends. Besides Al is no slouch as a company commander. When it comes to the ladies — uh! — oh! We are going too far. eh. Al. ' EMERY HARRIS HAWKINS. E.M. Cartersville. Georgia P. K. A. Sergeant Company A. ' 25-26 : First Sergeant Company B. ' 2 6- ' 2 7 : First Lieutenant Company B. ' 27- ' 28: Varsity Football. ' 24- ' 25- ' 26 - ' 27- ' 28 : Captain Football Team. ' 27- ' 28: Manager Baseball Team. ' 26- ' 27; D Club. ' 25- ' 26- ' 27 ' 28 : President D Club. ' 26- ' 27: Mining Club. ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Secretary Mining Club. ' 25- ' 26- ' 27; Officers ' Club. ' 27- ' 28. For thy sake. Tobacco. 1 would do anything but die. Hawk is one man on the N. G. A. campus who is always busy. His record in Athletic world is one in which he should feel proud, both as a manager and as an athlete. We wonder it Hawk ' s chewing tobacco had anything to do with his football playing? It was rumored that he was caught chewing tobacco at drill once upon a time. The old Alma Mater will miss you. Hawk. Page Twenty-seven £ -- r-jqEj f ' T --

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WILLIAM JOSEPH McKEE, Jr.. E.M. Nelson. Georgia Sigma Nu. Decora President Sophomore Class. 2 5 - ' 26 : President Decora. ' 25-26: Secretary Decora. ' 24 ' 2i : Vice-President Decora. ' 26- ' 27: Historian E. M. Club. ' 26-27 : Vice-PresidenI I M. Club 2. - ' 28; Vice-President Senior Class. ' 27- ' 28: Secretary Student Body. ' 27 ' 28 1 irsl Sergeant Company A, ' 25-26: Second Lieutenant Company A. ' 26 ' 27; Captain Company A ' 27- ' 28; Rifle Team. ' 2 5 - ' 2 6 - ' 2 7- ' 2 8 : Vice-President Officers ' Club, ' 27- ' 28. Big Bad Bill is Sweet William Now! Yes sir. she got him. gentlemen. One of the girls at G. S. C. W. We heard she made Goo Goo Eyes at Bill and he was gone right off. It was certainly a lucky dav for her when he fell. He ' s one of the best men that ever set foot on the N. G. A. campus and a loyal son of the old Alma Mater. He is leaving a place that is hard to fill. HAROLD HITT BONNER. B.S. Lincolnton, Georgia Phi Mu Corporal Company A. ' 25- ' 26; Rifle Team ' 26 27; Color Sergeant 26 - ' 2 7 : Adju- tant. ' l - ' 28: Forensic Council. ' 27- ' 28: Officers ' Club. ' 27- ' 28. Corporal is the military genius of our class — in fact, the Fourth Corps ' Area Inspector said that Corporal was the best Adjutant thai he had seen, excepting the Adjutant General at Washington. We believe it. too. Aside from his military achievements he is the possessor of a remarkable disposition and an unexcelled personality. Luck to you, Corporal. Page Twenty-nine