North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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SANFORD HALL, THE CO-EDS ' DORMITORY President Rogers Decorates a Company Guidon At a Military Ceremony On the Parade Field The Walkway That Is Found At the Entrance to the College 12

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BARNES HALL Have something the world wants and thoiigJi you divell in the midst of a forest, it will wear a beaten pafhiiay to your door. THE BAND HOUSE

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ineiai aea. THE PRESIDETJT ' S Message for the 1943 Cyclops North Georgia Students: This is New Year ' s evening, and we have been Hstening to the Rose Bowl game. How very proud we are of the Georgia boys and, for that matter, of both teams, for surely such happy sportsmanship in war sends chills up the spines of Hitler and Hirohito. Such courage, strength and spirit manifested in scores of ways on every college campus spell the defeat of democracy ' s enemies and mean JONATHAN CLARK ROGERS j j .y eventually will be set aright. This spirit of carry on, of ambition to prepare oneself and of desire to serve has been at work at North Georgia this fall, for otherwise, what has been a successful term would have ended in confusion and disappointment. Our many conflicting emotions have tended only to bind us to- gether through common experience. And now comes The Cyclops to fix it all in memory and to remind us through and after the struggle of comrades, friends, roommates and happy days. Prob- bably never again will Cyclops mean so much to us as does the 1943 edition. Congratulations, then, to the staff, thanks to students and parents for making the fall quarter so successful, and a happy New Year to all of us because of an abiding satisfaction that comes only through strength, courage, faith and devotion to high duty. Sincerely, J. C. Rogers, Prcsidciif. January 1, 1943. k I ALICE DONOVAN Dean of Women Georsia Stale College for Women, B.S. JOHN C. SIRMONS Dean Emory University, Ph.B.; Emory University, A.M.; Graduate Student Duke University. 13