North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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Clara Mae Tippens, B.S. Ed. Canton. Ga. Basket-ball (1, 2, 4); Captain Basket-ball (2); Secretary Sophomore Class (2); Vice-President Alchemist Club (2l; Corona (1, 2, 4); D Club (3, 4l; President Corona (2, 4). Robert Mason Walters, B.S., E.M. 2 N Martin, Ga. Mining Club (1, 2, 3, 4); President Mining Club (4); Phi Mu (1, 2, 3, 4); President Phi Mu (2), Secretary (3 I; Private Company A (1, 2); First Sergeant Company A (3); Captain Company A (41; Alchemist Club 1 3, 4); Secretary Officers ' Club (4) ; Assistant Editor-in-Chief Cyclops (41. I af c ' J ' irtiit! -ninc

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Fannie Lee Shultz. A.B. 5 A n Dahlonega, Ga. Corona (1, 2, 3, 4l ; Basket-ball (2, 3). Charlie Cl. yton Walker. B.S.C. Dahlonega. Ga. rn ' f ' I ' lccittij-citjltt

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One ship sails east: another west. By the selfsame ninds that blow; ' Tis the set of the sail and not the gale That determines the ivay they go. Like tvinds of the sea are the ways of fate As we journey along through life; ' Tis the set of the soul that determines the goal And not the calm or the strife. ' I HE Junior Class of 31 has come to realize the truth of this beautiful little poem. Our class has dwindled from one of the largest freshmen classes in the history of N. G. C. to twenty-six members. Each year has brought an appreciable decrease and a few new members. And so it is that the present Junior Class after weathering the stormy sea of life for three years presents to you a rather select group. We came to N. G. C. as Freshmen and spent the longest year of our college life — long because of the darkness and obscurity of being a Freshie. However, we en- dured it. living with the hope of next year ' s Sophs as our guiding star. As Sophomores we were well represented in various extra-curricular activities, in- cluding a number of letter men in football, baseball, basket-ball and one man on the cross-country team. We also had able representatives on the boxing team in both Freshman and Sophomore years. It was in our Soph year that some of our leading scholars were admitted to the ' ' Bulger Club — a high and worthy organization. And we cannot overlook the fact that as Sophs all the cadets in our class were admitted to the Campus Club just after Thanksgiving — we wonder? And so we are brought down to the present year — perhaps a little scarred by the uphill battles we have fought but sustained by the hope of attaining a degree from dear old North Georgia. Hughes Lanier Ash, Class Historian. Pa-ji- Thirty