North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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w H ' S w H Iean ' White Most InteUigetit Coed JiDV Paumer .... Best Persoinitity Coed Richard Gran r . . . Most .Imhilioiis Cadet Most Likely to Succeed Mercurcin: , rt F. liti)r of Cyclops; Sophomore. Company C ; Junior. President of Rec Council; News Editor of Cadet Bugler: Debating Team; Junior. Jean Healan .... Most Ambitions Coed Trahlytan; Editor-in-CJiief of the Cadet Bugler; Rec. Council; Associate Editor of Cvci.ops; B.S.U. Council; Sophomore. So God hits armed youth tirid puberty and manhood no less tvith its oti ' n piquancy and charm, and made it enviable and gracious ... — Emerson. C. T. Battle .... Most Lively to Sinreed Lt., Company C ; Junior Elizabeth Harden . . Best Dancer (Coed) Mcrcurean; Freshman. Wh.ll m Blackwell Best Dancer I Cadet I Company . ' ; Freshman.

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w H ' S W H liiM IUli. Must Milildiy C.iidi! t ' ;i| t;iin, C (inipan ' C ; Sophomore. N ' lli. Paris HiiiDiissol C.iicil M n k I.owikv . . . Mun Inulligenl Cadtl McaiiR-an; Soplioniori . Honorary Chaplain: Basketball Team: Captain, ! Onmpany: Sen ' or. HE iJiLV Bowers l-rieiullicst Coi:l Wilbur Pippin .... Most I ' crsalilc Cider Marjorie Dams .... Most ' cis,iiilc Coid ' H ' P ' Company ' T) ; President Dramatic CluB: MerLiirean: Y.W.c:., . Council: Vice-Presideiit Mercurean: Society Editor ot Cyclops: 2nd Cam- Freshman. Dramatic Club: Freshman. pus l ' .caLit ; Freshman. Carl Moran Must Athletic Cadet .Arcin Bogcl-s . . Best Personality (Cadet) ]t Vilso Most .IthUtie Coed Q.mpany A : -ice-Prcsident Rex Fraternity: Best Drilled Sergeant TraliUtan; Rec Council: Debatiiij; Team; Sopho- President Pan Hellenic Council; Boys ' Sports Vnendliest Roy more. Editor ol: the Cadet Bugler: Sophomore. Company B ; Serjjeant, C:ompany B ; Presi- dent Sigma Theta; Junior.

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yc oihc % g. c c nniccv COURSES t)FFERED 101 — Orientation in Canteenology. 102 — How to Make Dates. 200 — Methods of Approach, Acccj) tance and Refusal. 201 — Refutation of Methotls of Re- fusal. 300 — Conversational Styles. 301-302— Double Course in Gold (Brickinj; anil Digging). ' 4sm ' ' ' :«;:i Professor Jack Roberts Ph.D., A.M., B.S., N.G.C. Canteenology COURSES OFFERED 400 — Sophistication. 401— Duplication of 400. There are other courses to be of- fered but with a complete knowl- edge of the above courses a normal student will find little difficulty in keeping morale at a high level. Com- pletion of 8 courses enables a stu- dent to become candidate lor a B.S in C anteenology. I ' rol. Roberts con- fers the degrees. Ray Dollar Lawrence Bennett Bill Robison Bob McClure A.M. in H. D. A.M. in P. M. , B.S. in F. S. B.S. in G. (Hot Dog Mii i:iigl (Postimistcring) (Floor Sweeping) (Guhhing) Jiwli Baygciou. .V.t ' .C, I ' ustniuitii . tuiiiuuc to his jiHonlc ahodc ' ) oil nn-in ' t hcctt lo Xorih Gcurguf untii yon enter the Cantccti.