North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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A ' 0 GEORG - Glee s 3- ' ;. SPARKS, I „.5kta, I. ' ■- Club, (, - Band, T- theW, . .. cxamP , and settir . ,, been , Len h» ' .J the ' e P ' and ha » ' ° led Pf ' „ N. ' °:. Tea-nestW « ' ) ' ' ' ,ema.Vab e ..,o,V,n9 » ,ut also h ' ' riv 2 ' -, ' . ?; c. , ' ' ' ° ' ' « ' A N. G musi ' a tal lenk. onW ml! DOROTHY KILPATRICK LUNDY MACON, GEORGIA y. W. C. A., 1; Corona, I, 2. Dot is the essence of capability. We can only imagine what delight she gains from such a quiet, whole- some life. KENNETH McCLUNG DECATUR, GEORGIA Rex Pledge, I, 2; Sergeants ' Club; Orchestra, I, 2; Sergeant Band, 2. Ken has kept himself pretty busy during his stay here. Various extra activities keep him in tip-top shape. Music is one of his pet diversions and you should hear him bang away at that ole pianna. A usWfV ' - . C ' - ORGM JAMES E. McCANTS JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Sigma Thcta, 2; University of Florida, Ladi( Ma mil ' ' V McCants has combined the affairs of the pulpit with affairs of the heart— and successfully, too. Though he has been here only one year, he has proven himself to be a true son of N. G. C, and may luck and Godspeed be his! MARY DOROTHY McCURDY COMER, GEORGIA :. A., I, 2, Cabinet, 2; Glee Club, Con I, 2. heerfulness and good-nature have ma ier thing for all about her. With a p ity like that— success is yours, Dot. ' JESSIE KATE McDONALD DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA Corona, I, 2; Y. W. C. A., I; Assistant Secretary Home Economics Club, 2. Full of pep and life and fun, she is always willing to take her share of life ' s burden and make the best of everything. ,«IPt 4 ' - ' J

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John A- » at b« ' 3 . ,ppuus. for »-,s « P ,„ t o conse ti« K . ,,j is in ' ' I- ' - ' - LLOYD KARDELL WASHINGTON, D. C. R«, I, 2; Speech Forum, I, 2; Decora, I; Company B, I, 2. A man of inconsistencies, a nature ever varied, a personality dual in all its activities and letting routine tasks irk him. These few phrases give us an inkling of his true self. Though we, who know him, recogniie in his virtues a noble spirit and we wish George Washington the best o ' luck. d to be T te ' ' ' bWngs fh popular r ■ ■ d the r ' o mind ' .c itn you. O ' ona, last endly RALEIGH G. KNIGHT ADEL, GEORGIA Sigma Theta, 2; Officers ' Club, 2; Glee Club, 2; Orchestra, I, 2; First Lieu- tenant Band, 2. Midnight ' s pet diversion is watch- ing out for the welfare of the Fresh- men over at the Band House. Where the interest of the first year men is concerned, there is Knight— always! Although he ruled by Bismarck ' s blood and iron policy— he got re- sults and helped keep the band- wagon rollin ' . CORA BELLE LANCASTER GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA y. W. C. A., President, 2; Ho Economics Club, Treasurer, 2; G. C. W., I. Choose your words as you wo your friends- for their ch to the of the best. CAROLYN LANGFORD TIFTON, GEORGIA y. W. C. A., I, 2; Cabinet, 2; Corona Econompcs Club, 2. smile lightens the he. her part to the best i GRACE LANGFORD MARY NELLE LANGFORD MAySVILLE, GEORGIA MAYSVILLE, GEORGIA Glee Club, 2. Glee Club, 2. hard working student and i s always Mary Nelle ' s determination and straight-forward man- jll phases of campus activilic :s. Cap- ner have caused us to recognize her as an asset to able, too, may we add. our campus organizations. - tf

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rn ' = ' - . ' esteem and - holds the i ii M. M. McKENZIE CORDELE, GEORGIA Sisma Thcla, 1, 2, President, 2; Y. M. C. A., I; Vjce- Ptesident Sergeants ' Club, 2; Decora, I; First Sergeant Company A, 2. about Red ' s trips to Atlan a and Gainesville and way with the women have loaned a lint to h ' f ' career while here. Though supposedly a hard-boiled First Sergeant he has proved himself i upon the campus. He has served the the Sigma Theta well this year and we success he deserves. ost popular residency ot rish him the BASCOM MARTIN KINGSTON, GEORGIA Corporal B Company, 2. bascom has established for himself the name of being a quiet, inconspic- uous fellow. Though this quietness be- lies his hard work and earnest efforts to further himself educationally and morally as well. Body, J c ' ,.;f ' ' ma; ' -Pi 8er,„,57 ' --n cV;:„ : ,!.Sd ' , ' Cap af ° ' 11 ho. e;; ' d° ' « ' 2. - lef, ,. edit; ; ■ ' ' we ; boot mp- ' A.- ., °olr and . ' ° ' en ' ° - ; ' obeCe ' - , ' „4Tar ' -«- He ' oca nd i ' Clous ' His 5 topi wome, TOM MAUNEY CLEVELAND, GEORGIA Company A, I, 2. Verbose, man of the world, sinner and revolutionist. He catered to no one and our guess is that he never will- yet those who know him have found him to be the best of company at all times. JOE MAYS LAWRENCEVILLE, GEORGIA y. M. C. A., I, Secretary, 2; Rifle Team, 2; Sergeants ' Club, 2; Glee Club, 2; Staff Sergeant, 2. Monk, despite his pious ways, is an all-round good chap and a hard worker whose cheerful congeniality is inspiring to friendship. These fine qualities combined with his high aims should carry him far toward his goal. TOY MOON MARIETTA, GEORGIA y. M. C. A., I, Treasurer, 2; Corporals ' Club, 2; Decora, 1; Corporal B Company, 2. Loyalty to my Company is particularly expressive of Toy. Like an ole hen, he has this year guided the Freshmen on L H. D. S. on the right road. His friendliness shows great possibilities in la ter life. JACK MULLINS DURAND, GEORGIA Sigma Theta, I, 2; Corporal A Company, 2. ' Misery is one of those quiet, modest and un ouls. We ailed fr egret that he midst for so untimely a reason; and we wi the best of luck, and look to see him assun nore of the responsibilities of his chosen field.