North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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(MJ ed Ifi lctw- t Anderson, T. W. . BoLiNG, Russell . Carroll Troy . Carter, Willlwi F. Harris, James H. . Henderson. Walter Hill. Clifford H Hilton, William Horton, Loyd . Kell, Curtis . McWhorter, Hl Mote, Harold northcutt. j Rogers, Jonat WooTEN. Tom European Area, November, 1944 , Over Germany, August, 1944 France, July, 1944 . France, August, 1944 . . . June 19, 1944 France, September, 1944 Over Greece, September, 1944 France, 1944 Wounded in Action avia, November, 1944 Wounded in Action ii ' H ' tJI )ji ' s. October, 1944 . I- ragKC-i September, 1944 ' Vugust, l p and Jan. 7. 1945 Saii L September, 1944 0444. CLinES

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Powell Ray Roberts Sheets Sim MS SiRMONS Stevenson TowsoN Weston Yager York Young Miles B. Potter Mathematics State Teachers College, Bloomsburn;. Pa.. B.S.; Pemi State College. W. Holmes Powell . . Mathematics-Engineering Emory University. B.S., M.S.; Wittenberg College, M.A.-Ed: Graduate Study, Duke University. Vernelle Ray Home Economics Alabama College, B.S.H.E.; George Peabody Col- lege, A.M. W. S. Roberts Physics-Chemistry Harvard University, A.B.; University of Chicago, M.S.; Residence Requirements for Ph.D.. Univer- sity of Chicago. C. A. Sheets Physical Education University of Iowa. B.S., M.A.P.E. John C. Sim.ms . . . Chemistrv-Physical Science Millsaps College, B.S.; Vanderbilt University, M.S.; Western Reserve University, Ph.D. Mrs. J. C. SiRMONs English Georgia State College for Men, B.S.; Special Grad- uate, LaGrange College: Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Chicago, Emory llniversity. C. E. Stevenson Education Oglethorpe University, A.B.; Graduate Study. Uni- versity of Florida, University of Georgia, Duke University. Lambuth R. TowsoN . . . Mathematics-Physics Emory University. B.S.; University of Georgia, A.M.; Graduate Study, University of Chicago, Uni versity of North Carolina. Mrs. Avis C. Weston Dietitian B.S.H.E., University of Georgia. Lanelda Whelchel Secretary Charles M. Yager . . . Physics-Engineering University of Maryland, B.S. in M.E.; Duke Uni- versity, M.Ed. G. A. York Mathematics Elon College, A.B.; University of North Carolina. M.A. William D. Young Social Science Cumberland Universitv. A B., A.M.; Graduate Study, I niversity of Chicago, Peabody College for Teachers. 14

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Dollar Williams Alexander SiTTON soPHOMORG am OFFICERS Ray Dollar President Charles Williams Vice-President Bill Alexander Secretary Paul Sitton Treasurer T) ECAUSE of the war conditions today. North Georgia College is running on a twelve-month schedule in order that more of the students may finish their sophomore year before entering the armed forces. For this reason, there are really three sophomore classes at the college, which means that some students are graduated from North Georgia at the end of each quarter throughout the year. The Sophomore Class as presented here is complete as of the Fall quarter, 1944. The most glamorous action of the war — General Doolittle ' s bombing expedition over Tokyo on April 17, 1942. It is not known that any North Georgia College student participated in this daring raid, but many are known fo be in the area from which the final battle of World War II will be launched. 16