North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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Coa ' ' u ' : ; aic A section on student life would not be complete without a scene from the back seat of the Holly Theatre — bringing pleasant remembrances to many cadets and coeds. 1 1 r , f ■ 1 i M, ■ i J t ' Jil k ■ .... p-i B ' - ' l fir - iLrlM ' .-il iJ A long arm reaches out for the zip in the dining hall that the cadets and co-eds knew so well. A counter over which has passed many good things to cat for the cadets and coeds of North Georgia College. Mr. Smith, behind the counter, is a person that the students will long remember. - ' i Cadet Hite thinks that any mode of transportation is better than none when the time for a free week-end rolls around. Above: A Company is shown as they pass in review at a Sunday parade. . . . Below; Frank Andrews has his platoon to show how open ranks should be done. Cadet Captain Wood is shown on the drill field as he chats with Major Schwartz. 28

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On „U pa ' ' rente ' o. - : ' ° The freshmen knew well that it was their duty to keep the plaque of William Price well shined with blitz. ■ ■»M The college canteen probably was more familiar to the students than any other one place at the college. Moore Hall cadets join together in one of their familiar swing, plus bull sessions . . . before the fire! A commonplace practice adopted at the girls ' dormitory on date nights was the one of turning the chairs toward the wall. A scene from the library. Miss McDaniel and Miss Mann saw to it that everything ran smoothly and that there were no disturbances. ' ' Quod licet iiigratmu, quod uoji licet acriiis urit What we luay do, ice do iwt care for, and what tve may not do attracts us more keenly. 27

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PRESENTING... We owe it to our ancestors to preserve entire those rights, which they have delivered to our care; we owe it to our posterity not to suffer their dearest inheritance to be de- stroyed. Author Unknown. ...THE CLASSES