North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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M haPPV-9- ' ' ,„d and aV his cV c«vt WILLIAM F. NORRIS NEWTON, GEORGIA Sigma Theta, I, 2; Y. M. C. A., 2; CYCLOPS Staff, 2- Treasurer Officers ' Club, 2; President Speech Forum, 2- Glee Club, I, 2; BUGLER Staff, 2; First Lieutenant A Company, 2. Ah! Ou, heritage from Baker County -i ' Bill possesses those rare and desirable qualitie of dignity, leadership and friendliness which have helped him ' ' make his mark at N. G. C. Bill ' is a de- voted member of Sigma Theta; and though rather timid around the girls, he makes up for it in his daily South Georgia correspondence. ■ ' ' ' ' ' i. ;, i. ' ■ ' O ' ' Cub , , . Cor, - ■ eredT y a of „5 y . 0;„e„ JESSIE DEANE PALMER MURRAVVILLE, GEORGIA Always quiet and sincere, Dcane has won many friends who wish for her the success which she deserves. JAMES K. PARKER LUMPKIN, GEORGIA Sigma Theta Pledge, I, 2; Y. M. C. A., 2; Corporal Band, 2. What will the poor girls up here next year do without our one and only- James K.? (He wonders, too.) Not only has he been an asset to our fairer sex, but a leader in our church and campus Christian organizations as well. We hope he continues to pur- sue such a successful course. JOHN W. PHILLIPS DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA Company A, I, 2. Wint is kept pretty busy serving as host to his many friends at his hot-dog emporium on the thresh- old of the campus. As a soldier, Wint makes an expert hot-dog dispenser— all in all, a likeable fellow. CHARLES D. PITTS GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Rex Pledge, 2; Corporals ' Club, 2; Cheer Leader, I, 2; Band, I, 2; Corporal Band, 2. Another one of those fortunate individuals who al- ways seems to know where he ' s headed for and how to gel there with the least ado. We would like to bet that when the last trumpet has sounded, Zasu will be there just a little ahead of everybody else, and with all the answers ready. ESTELLE PURCELL BALDWIN, GEORGIA y. W. C. A., 2; Chairman Membership Committe Home Economics Club, 2. Though being with us only nine months Estelle ha become a true and loyal daughter of N. G. C.

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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.

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f ' ifc m f n p ' OPAL WTCHIE 0 GEORGIA Opal people we good scout and take Sh ' of the does ,ost one ■ ' avoTS qualit.es ate . adm ,able. JACK RUSSELL CLEVELAND, GEORGIA D Club, 2; Basketball, I, 2; Base- ball, I, 2; Sergeants ' Club, 2; Ser- geant A Company, 2. Jack ' s good natured ways and inimi- table smile have made him a friend to everyone. Athletics and A. W. O. L. inspections are his weakness, and he can never be accused of letting his studies interfere with his college education. D. C. SIRMONS DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA Special Student; D Club; Dramatic Club. Tibbet in disguise, a real musician and an ac- complished actor. Not only witty in himself, but the cause of wit in other men. We predict great things ' ) ROy ROGERS NEWTON, GEORGIA Sigma Theta, I, 2. Beau Brummel at Brcnau ai Despite Roy ' s physical dr. in year he has made a narr to popularity and the ori npus. a hon with (back during for himself, nal Scamp ' ' °e «USH N ' ' ' ' e.3e, ' ° ' SEO«GM Sfaff, 2- ' ■ ' • -M. C A ' --■• ' ' Pora ..;,.,■ ' ' ■ER Staff prophesy for his futurt success which he deserves. the campi sp-Vft Da ncer. fell, C5A He O by ed fo, ' ' t ' ler „, Pany, j. = °n the ;,(y. nierifs ' innii S the ' es himse f fitlc eji B r EDWARD A. SKELTON HARTWELL, GEORGIA Rex, 1, 2; Musketry Team, I; Company B, I, 2. Eddie is one of the many fellows who stays up at night to solve problems (not mentioning what kind) and can then get to class the next morning almost on time. His numerous trips and affairs with the fairer sex make him a man of experience on the campus. JANE STARR SAPPINGTON McDONOUGH, GEORGIA Glee Club, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Co- rona, I, 2; BUGLER Staff, I: Cheer- leader, I, 2. Words can ' t describe her. She pos- sesses wim, wigor and witalily and is as full of spirit iis the Cadet Ball. Starr is one of those celestial bodies that seems unconquerable— eh, Tom? MARION L. SKELTON HARTWELL, GEORGIA Rex Pledge, I, 2; Company B, I, 2. Marion, perhaps because of his disposition, has be- come very well acquainted with Morpheus. His hobbies arc sleeping and eating; and it is our sincere hope that he never finds himself too sleepy to eat, and too hungry to sleep.