North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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STUDENT A section of the Infirmary, the latest addition to the school. Can you identify this river on the N. G. C. cannpus? -»- v Carey shown ready for action in a game of speedball. The musical masters at one of the formal dances. Hugh and Hazel are shown with Rev. Nat Long during Religious Emphasis Week. Freshmen come to attention as they hear She ' l Be Coming Around the Mountain. Gosh, but ain ' t love grand! The cheer goes up after a game of hockey has been completed. 20

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Many students at North Geor- gia College find that one of the greatest parts of their college social life is the numerous dances that occur throughout the year. A group of carefree and happy cadets and co-eds, ac- companied by the sweet jive of a first class swing orchestra, goes to form the dances at N. G. C. that should surely be brought to light as a repre- sentative part of student life. Different from most of their parents and their grandmothers and grandfathers, the N. G. C. students of 1943 possessed a love of the music of such great masters of swing as Tommy Dorsey and Glynn Miller. This type of music had an effect on them that cannot be described in words. Representative of NGC dances was this first Pan-Hellenic hop of the year. GOES TO A... Yes, it ' s Beaty . . . and that is Rose May with him. Don and Rose, along with the Jungalecrs, get hot! Holland Mangum and Betty Weems were having the most fun! 19

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LIFE - ■ ' ' Bjj BPB - -■ mMWA Waiting for the last call to lunch. A group of waiters say they want to have their picture taken. Spectators on the side lines enjoying a game of hockey. One of those beautiful paved roads during a rainy season. rassj --. t - -- » (;v. Part of the crowd who came to see a Sunday parade. S • = ■ -a . i » yir .» t- Mail call at the first part of the year. Co-eds stroll over as they hear the last call for lunch. Trahlytans shown the night of the song contest. 21