North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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Kl(;i;m-; Oscar Harrison, li .S. J ' or f Oil, Ga. Rex; Football. ' 2S- ' . (): Altcrnati ' Captain Hand Team, ' i ); Track, ' 29; Sergeant Staff, ' 30- ' 31; Corporal Ccmpanv B. ' 29- ' 30: Lieutenant Staff. ' 31- ' 32: Decora. •28- ' 29; Officers ' Club. ■3l- ' 32: D Club. ' 29- ' 32; .Mining Club, ' 28- ' 3I ; Pan- Hellenic Council. ' 31- ' 32: Chemistry Club. ' 28- ' 32. Oscar is rather a cosmopolitan sort of fellow. He hauls his guano from Toccoa, attended school at Kastanollcc. has been paper boy .Tt Dahlonega for three years and has a girl in every port. Ock is a fine boy. thanks to Windy Leverett. It is strongly suspected, how- ever, that he would be a mighty fine fellow anyhow. Glinn Osborne Leverett, U.S. Toccoa. Ga. Rc ; Decora. ' 28- ' 32; ' ice-Prcsident Decora, 31: Uasket-ball. •28- ' 32; Captain Hasket-ball, ' 30- ' 32: Chemistrv Club. ' 28- ' 32: President Chemistry Club, ' 30- ' 31; Mining Club. ' 28- ' 31 : Vice-President Mining Club, ' 30- ' 31: D ' Club, ' 29- ' 32; President Senior Class: Vice-President Stuilent Hoily, ' 31- ' 32; Pan-Hellenic Council. ' 30- ' 31 ; Secrctar and Treasurer D Club. ' 30- ' 31 ; Secretary and Treasurer Officers ' Club. ' 31- ' 32; Corporal Hand. ' 29- ' 30 ; Sergeant Hand. ' 30- ' 31 ; Lieutenant Band. •31 - ' 32. Kachewwww. Is Oscar Harrison in the house? If not, Windy Leverett ' ll do. It is rare that one finds a Damon and Pythias friendship between two men, but it really exists between Leverett and Harrison. (Why two such bozos should be so thick is beyond com- prehension.) It is equally rare that ine iinds a better leader in college life than Leverett. His influence will be greatly missed at North Georgia College. Page 2

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L U Hughes L Nii:R Ash. A. H. Dahlonega, Ga. Sigma Nu; Decora. ' 28- 32 (Literary Critic, ' 28- ' 30. Vice-President, ' 30, Secre- taiy, ' 31): Mii!-term Debate, ' 28; Intercoileiiiate Debate, 30; W inner Champion Debate, ' 31; Freshman 15asket-ball ; Ha-eball. ' 31; Captain North Georgia Track Team at Fort McClellan, ' 31; Forensic Council, 30- ' 32 ; Pan Hellenic Council, ' 31- ' 32; Sergeant Hand, ' 30- ' 31 ; Lieutenant Band, ' 31- ' 32; Inter-Company Football, ' 30; Class Historian, ' 30- ' 31 ; Athletic Editor CvcLOi ' S, ' 31- ' 32; Town Ruffians ' Club, ' 28- ' 32; Officers ' Club, ' 31 - ' 32; Track, ' 29. When Ash starts to debate in the Decora hall, everyone wakes up and listens — which is perfectly natural, because he certainly talks loudly enough. We were afraid of losing Ash last fall, as he was about to go to L. S. U., but he returned to his first love. And we say without reservation that he is one of the best students the institution has ever possessed. John- Fduin Davis, B.S.C. Tnylursvillc. Gti. Rex; Phi Mu, ■28- ' 30; Cross Countrv, ' 28; Financiers ' Club, ■28- 30 ; Boxing, ' 28- ' 32; Indoor Rifie Team, ' 30- ' 32; Outdo.ir RiHe Team, ' 30- ' 32; Camp Perry Club, ' 31- ' 32; Inter-Companv Football, ' 30- ' 31 : Bartow County Club, ' 31- ' 32; D Club, ' 31- ' 32; Officers ' Club, ' 31- ' 32; Corporal Company A, ' 29- ' 30; Sergeant Company A, ' 30- ' 31 ; Lieutenant Company A, ' 31- ' 32. With his Sophisticated Smile and his Sheikish Ways ynu would never suspect that Ben Davis originated in a little unknown place like Taylorsville. Neither did we think that Ben made those numerous trips to Gumming solely to see Broughton Pirkle or Mac Kenne- more. But in spite of his nom-d ' amour, It Boy of N. G. C Ben has found time to engage in many extra-curricular activities which have reflected much credit upon himself and his college. Page 22

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William Sti-wart Dlrrick, U.S. Oglethorpe. Ga. Sigma Nu; Cross Countrv, ' 28; Decora, ' 28- ' 32; Chemistr Club, ' 28- ' 32; Band, ' 28- ' 32; Sergeant Band, ' 30- ' 31; Lieutenant Band, ' 31- ' 32; . lining Club, •29- ' 31; Inter-Companv Football, ' 30; Officers ' Club, ' 31- ' 32; D Club, •31- ' 32; RiHe Team, •31- ' 32. I wode all the way twom Atlanta in a wumble seat and it wained and wained and wained! Derrick hails from Oglethorpe (not the university or the county but a town in middle Georgia) but of course you can ' t hold that against Oglethorpe. He has passed four years in Dahlonega blissfully enjoying his college days (daze). Perhaps his sleep has not been in vain for Derrick is one of our most loyal students. James Allen Green, B.S. Clayton, Ga. Sigma Nu; Track, ' 28 ' 31; Cross Countr ' , ' 28- ' 29; Captain Cross Countr , ' 29; Football, ' 28- ' 29; Freshman Basket-ball; Baseball, ' 29- ' 32; Captain Baseball, ' 32; D Club; V ' ice-President D Club, ' 31- ' 32; Corporal Company A, ' 29- ' 30 ; First Sergeant Band, ' 30- ' 31 : Captain Band. ' 31- ' 32; Drum Major, ' 30- ' 31 ; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 30- ' 31 ; Advertising Manager Cyclops, ' 3I- ' 32; Officers ' Club, ' 31- ' 32; V ' ice-President Officers ' Club; President Junior Class. Green is the boy from near Tiger, Georgia, who made good in the city. When he isn ' t having Head-trouble he ' s nearly a civilized person. Which all makes us wonder why he stayed in the First Sergeant ' s tent so much at camp? Don ' t mind the kidding. Doc, we ' re all for you and will value memories of your friendship for years to come. Page 24