North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1948 volume:

Proudly luc hail tbcc, Kcvcrciicc f jy luiinc, Sfriie for thy i lory And fur fhy funic ' , Loyal forci ' cr we ' ll ; ■ fo tin Forsaking never . . . N. G. C ARCHIVES U428 C9 1948c. 2 North Georgia College CYCLOPS Art of (EongrpsB An act authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to convey the United States branch mint at Dahlonega, Georgia, to the trustees of the North Georgia Agricultural College for educational purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That the Secretary of Treasury be, and is hereby authorized and directed to convey to the trustees of the North Georgia Agricultural College, located in the town of Dahlonega, Georgia, the building known as the United States branch mint at Dah- lonega, and the ten acres of land connected therewith, located on the lot of land Number nine hundred and forty-nine, in the 12th district and first section of Lumpkin County; said conveyance to be made by the Secretary of the Treasury so soon as he is assured that said trustees have been properly incorporated by the laws of Georgia, and on the express condition that said building shall be used exclusively for educational pur- poses, and in conformity with the provisions of the act entitled An act donating public lands to the several States and Territories which may provide colleges for the benefit of agriculture and mechanic arts. Ap- proved, April 20, 1871. - ' ' 7iu Q SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY CYCLOPS YEARBOOK OF NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA FERDINAND ANGELSBERG r JJ eAicatiai Music, music, and still more music amply portrays the life of Ferdinand Angelsberg, U. S. Army, Retired, whose name will long be remembered by students, both present and past, of North Georgia College. He was born in the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg on March 12, 1861, and early In grade school began his career of music by playing the flute and violin. When 16, he joined the mil- itary band in Luxemburg and soon learned to perform on almost any instrument of bands or orchestras; when 18, he performed on the saxophone before William IH, King of The Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxemburg. Soon after, he and several of his friends became interested in the stories of America told them by tourists, and they decided to come to the fascinating country despite the insistence of his parents that they would be met by savage Indians on the opposite shore. Though void of hostile Indians, New York City in 188 3 was by no means an easy place in which to live — especially for one who could speak no English; in fact, had his funds been sufficient for the return trip, he would have, in all probability, returned to his native Luxemburg. Nevertheless, within six months of his ar- rival in this country, he enlisted as a private in the Regimental Band of the 5 th Cavalry and was soon transferred to Fort McKen- ney, Wyoming. During the Spanish-Ameri- can War he served in the Philippines and in 1901 became Band Master of the 5th Cav- alry Band. Retiring from the Army in 1910 with the rank of Chief Musician (equivalent to present-day Warrant Officer), he moved to Washington, D. C, where he taught music and directed city bands around Washington until December, 1912. On New Year ' s Day, 1913, Mr. Angels- berger arrived in Dahlonega to take charge of the North Georgia Agricultural College Band and fill the position of Professor of German. Serving under five different college presidents between the years 1913 and 1943, he developed year after year a band that at- tracted widespread attention and continued to receive the distinction of being one of the best in the annual Confederate Memorial Day Parade in Atlanta. Now he has retired to his home on Park Street, and the ex-professor, who speaks English, German, French, and Spanish, con- tinues to devote time and talents to North Georgia College by being one of the most interesting conversationalists the students can find. Because of his past service and con- tinued interest in N. G. C, we dedicate this, the 1948 CYCLOPS, to Mr. Ferdinand Angelsberg. J. o-tewat H. J. Miller, Jr. Editor Calhoun, Ga. c ne ' ' ' ' ■LEG, Joe Thrasher Business Manager Winder, Ga. INTRODUCING jj ir: ) ' :? ■ sms amssa M- . COLLEGE FACULTY, 1S71) At center: Hon. David W. Lewis. President. At top. left to right: Eugene H. Becii, B. raluitr GaiUard. Middle row, left to right: George B. Lawrason, Benjamin M. Hall, single picture at bottom; Lieut. Joseph Garrard. The FACULTY DR. JONATHAN CLARK ROGERS President John C. Sirmons Dean Alice Donovan Dean of Women FACULTY AND. fi i i« John D. Anihon-i ( wv. Robert M. Arn Biology Military John C. Barnes Mathematics Mrs. Carl A. Bauer Secretary to Comptroller Robert H. Belcher W. Desmond Booth Chemistry English Andrew W. Cain Social Science Dr. Fred W. Calvert Social Science j y Mrs. Sara A. Chambers Secretary to the President Mrs. Ellen R. Clark Mathematics WiLLL M E. Clark. English T 3 R. T. Clawson Military Alblki 1. Loiib Grace Conner Physical Education Secretary to Business Manager Mattie Craig Bookstore T, Sgt. William Davis Military i ADMINISTRATION i:? l9v CaMILLUS J. DiSMUKES MRS. ROBERTA EAST Ist SCT. C. J. ELLER DR. G. H. ENGERRANI) Modern Languages College Nurse Military Modern Languages e If Dr. Bert H. I ' lanuers Dr. H. B. Forester John W. Forrest Bessie Lee Freeman English Biology Assistant to the Commandant Home Economics L. B. Freeman Business Administration H. H. Gilbert Comptroller Vernell Gillespie Secretary Rembert Green Social Science T V k- Pl .4 M Sgt. T. J. LiKiiHN W. H. Groves Mk;,. iusih M. Harris Mrs. Addie U. Hi:. so. Military Physical Education Librarian Assistant Dietitian FACULTY AND la t I ' ■kit Major Roy Hiott Military Science Merritt E. Hoag Commandant Mary Hood Assistant Librarian Mrs. Louise B. Irvin Secretary 9HB - - 1 Albert S. Johnson T Sgt. J. H. Kerr Capt. Henry V. McCabe William M. McCullougi Biology Military Military Science Business Administration Allen D. Martin English William E. Medcalf Chemistry Rosemary Millholin Joseph A. Mitchell Physical Education Physics Mrs. Jean Nii i.-i Mrs. Ella Ray Oakes Newton Oakes Dietitian Assistant Registrar, Secretary Business Administration W ' n.LlAM R. () Kelley Business Manager ADMINISTRATION Lambuth R. Tow ' son M Sgt. W. F. Vaughn Charles M. Yager Mathematics-Physics Military Physics Will D. ■ol:NG Registrar, Social Science itai . t t« « ♦ qu. iBTk « ' T r Reading clockwise: It ' s food they ' re after. . . . But here there was gold. ... It was military ••«••• ••«««« •« « then. . . . Yes, It ' s Price Memorial, but — . . . There ' s eold in them that hills! . . . It ' s U I? fe Military today. . . . ' Wonder why the rock wall instead of the fence. . . . The Cannon in its youth. . . . Cannon? But the cigarette does the smoking. I HE ( lll,l,K,(.K I.V 181H PRESENTING THK IIUST GUADUATIXG ( I.A Top row, left to right: Trammell Starr, E. B. Kuili , .U;LV ;!, 1878 (.er.rge W. Collier, V . D. Harrii Oliver N. Starr. Bottom row, left to riKlit: R. X. Coffee, W. ¥. Crussell, Mis Willie Lewis, James R. Gi M. G. Bates. John A. Howard is not shown in picture. As the Honorabl e David W. Lewis, first president of our college, stepped forward to say a few words of parting to his daughter and nine other members of the first graduating class, no one present could have realized the influence this one group of indi- viduals was to have in the world in which it then found itself. M. G. Bates soon became Adjunct Professor of Latin and Assistant Instructor of Military Tactics at the college and further pursued his teaching career as Superintendent of Schools at Fort Worth, Texas. R. N. Coffee and W. D. Harris followed the pro- fession of law, the latter becoming a circuit judge in Fort Worth. Two other lawyers from this first graduating class were O. N. Starr and Trammell Starr. The two broth- ers had entered in 1875, covering the seventy miles from the small community of Pine Log, Ga., to the college in a one-horse wagon which contained, in addition to their personal articles, an ample supply of meal, peas, and sorghum on which diet their edu- cation thrived. At college Trammell became a lieu- tenant in Company B while his brother secured the same rating in Company A and also became the first president of the Decora Palaestra Literary Society. After graduating, Trammell moved to Murray Coun- ty to practice law and to serve in the State Senate along with his brother who had set up his office in Gordon County. Death came at an early age to the Senator from Murray County, but even at thirty he was considered the best orator in North Georgia. O. N. Starr served in both the House and the Senate of the State of Georgia and was one of the organizers and for many years president of the Echota Cotton Mills located at Calhoun, Ga. At his death he was President of the Calhoun National Bank. G. W. Collier of Fulton County and Miss Willie Lewis of Lumpkin, became merchants, while E. B. Earl of Floyd County cast his lot with the educators. Of the other two members of this class, one, W. F. Crusselle, was a Professor of Greek and English at N. G. A. C. for several years and later became Editor of the Atlanta Constitution, while J. R. Gray for sev- eral years practiced law in his native Bartow County and then became Editor of the Atlanta Journal. Gray, who had been Captain of Company B, and his lieu- tenant. Crusselle, brought unmeasured distinction and credit to their papers and to the entire field of jour- nalism. t ie LASSES Robert L. Johnston Woodstock, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Business Adm.) Pres., Sr. Class; Vets, organization, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 1; Wesley Found., 1; Officer ' s Club, 3, 4; Sgt. ' s Club. 3. Miss Jane Johnston Sponsor Woodstock, Ga. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert L. Johnston President Claude S. Boatwright Vice President Tommy F. Satterfield Secretary Thomas J. Mathews Treasurer Claude S. Boatwright Swainsboro, Ga. Bachelor of Science {Business Adm.) V-Pres., Sr. Class; Officer ' s Club, 4; Ed- itor, Cadet Bugler. 4; Capt. Btn. Staff, 4; Sgts. Club, 3; Squad Leader, B Co., 3; b ' . S. U. Council, 3; Vets. Organiza- tion, 3; Rex Frat., 3; ROTC Summer Camp, ' 47; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges, ' 47- ' 48. Tommy F. Satterfield Dahlonega, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Business Adm.) Sec, Sr. Class; Treas., Camera Club, 4; Vets, organization, 3; ClycLOPS staff, 4; Officer ' s Club, 2, 4; Sgts. Club, 3; Bugler Staff, 4; RO ' TC Summer Camp, •47; Lt. A Co. Thomas J. Mathews Buena Vista, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Business Adm.) Treas., Sr. Class; YMCA, Cabinet, 3, 4, Sec, 3; Pan-Hell. Council, 3 ,4; Offi- cer ' s Club, 4; Sigma Theta Frat., 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 3, Pres., 4; Treas., Jr. Class; Sgts. Club, 2, 3; Capt. C Co.; Speech Club, 2. Annie Evelyn Allen Cleveland, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Education) Home Economics Club, 4; Hippoly- tans, 4; Wesley Foundation Council, 4. Wiley S. Anderson West Point, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Chemistry) BSU Council, 4; Sgts. Club, 2; A Co., 1, 2. Frank S. Barrett Holly Springs, Ga. Bachelor of Science Officer ' s Club, 3; Band, 1, 2; A Co., 3, 4, 1st Lt., 3; Vets. Organization, 2, 3; Science Club, 1, 2, 3; YMCA Cabi- net, Treas., 3, V-Pres., 4. John F. Blodgett Gainesville, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Business Atlm.) Vets. Organization, 2, 3; Speech Club, 2; Cyclops Staff, 3; Officer ' s Club, 2. 3, 4, V-Pres., 4; Rex Frat., 1; Capt. B Co.; Ex. Officer B Co., 2; Btn. E. -. Of- ficer, 4; Comdts. Staff, 4; Who ' s Who in American Univ. and Colleges, -I. Frank M. Boyd Dahlonega, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Chem.-Biology) Science Club, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Founda- tion, 1, 2, 3; Sigma Theta, 2, 3, 4, Secy., 3, 4; Sgts. Club, 3, 4; Speech Club, 2; A Co. Alton H. Craig Lawrenceville, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Education) A Co., 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt., 2, Capt., 3, 4; V-Pres., Sgts. Club, 2; V-Pres., Soph. Class, 2; Rex Frat., 2, 3, 4, Pres., 3; Officer ' s Club, 3, 4, Secy., 3, 4; V-Pres., Panhell. Council, 3; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3; Letterman ' s Club, 3, 4. Erving G. Elliott, Jr, DawsonviUe, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Businesi Adm.l Camera Club, 4; Sgts. Club, 2; Officer ' s Club, 4; Honorary Capt., 4. Robert D. Freeman Nicholson, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Chemistry) Science Club, 4; Bus. Mgr., Cadet Bugler. 2, 3; Secy., Panhell. Council, 4; Sgts. Club, 2, 3; Officer ' s Club, 4; Sigma Theta Frat., 2, 3, 4, V-Pres., 4; B Co., 1, 2, 3; C Co., 4. George H. Kilpatrick Atlanta, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Education) Letterman ' s Club, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Base- ball, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 2; Sgts. Club, I, 2; Officer ' s Club, 2, 3; A Co., I, 2, 4; Btn. Staff, 3; Color Guard, 4. Virginia Kingery Gordon, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Chemistry) Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres., 1; Speech Club, 1, 2, Secy., 1, Treas., 2; Rec Club, Mercurean, Co.-Capt., 1; Rec Council, 1, 2, 3; VWCA Cabinet, V- Pres., 1, Pres., 2, 3, 4; Pres., Fresh. Class; Glee Club, 1,2. VlRGLE W. MCEVER, JR. Moultrie, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Chern. -Biology) Science Club, 1, 4; Vets. Club, 1, 4; Letterman ' s Club, 4; Varsity Basketball, 4; Varsity Baseball 4; Editor, CYCLOPS, 2; Bugler Staff, 1; Sgts. Club, 1; Rex Frat, 1, 2; Pres., Soph. Class; Officer ' s Club, 2, i; Comdts. Staff, 2, 4; A Co. Roy E, McCard Thomaston, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Business Ailm.) Dramatic Club, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2, ; 4; Sgts. Club, 1; Rex Frat., 2, 3, Officer ' s Club, 2, 3, 4; Capt., Band, 3, 4. Henry D. Miles Dunwoody, Ga. Bachelor of Science YMCA Cabinet, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 2, 3; Camera Club, 3, 4, Treas., 3; Pres., Speech Club, 3; Sgts. Club, 1, 2, 3, Chaplain, i; Bugler Staff, 3; Dramatic Club, 2. Herman J. Miller, Jr. Calhoun, Ga. Bachelor of Arts (English) Camera Club, 3; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Senate, 3, 4; CYCLOPS Staff, 1, 4, Ed., 4; Bugler Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sgts. Club, 2, 3; Lt., Band, 4; Officer ' s Club, 4; Generals, 3; Student-Faculty- Publications Comm., 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who in American Univ. and Colleges, 4; ROTC Summer Camp, ' 47. Charles R. Moore Dahlonega, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Business Adni.) Vets. Club, 3; Officer ' s Club, 2, 4; Gen- erals, 1, 2, 3; Sigma Theta, I; Band. William H. Nichols Jackson, Miss. Biichelor of Science lEitucation) Camera Club, 1; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; Phys. Ed. Club, 3, 4; Wesley Foun- dation Officer, 1; Sgts. Club, 2; Offi- cer ' s Club, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Theta Frat. 3, 4; Generals, 3, 4. Ben B. Overstreet Graymont, Ga. Bathelor of Science (Business Adm.) Vets. Organization, 3, 4; Officer ' s Club, 2, 3; Sgts. Club, 2, 3; Band. Helen J. Pierce Eton, Ga. Bachelor of Arts (English) Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secy., 2, Pres., 3, 4; Cyclops Staff, 3, 4; Rec Club, Trahlytan, 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Senate, Secy., 3, Pres., 4; ' Who ' s ' Who in American Univ. and Colleges, 4. James D. Pratt Covington, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Math and Physics) Vets. Organization, 3; Sgts. Club, 2; B Co., 1. 2. Robert E. Purcell Ball Ground, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Chemistry) Science Club, 3, 4; BSU Council, 1; Panhell. Council, 2; Sigma Theta Frat., Treas., 2, 3, 4; Sgts. Club, 2; Officer ' s Club, 3, 4; A Co., 1, 2; Capt., Btn. Staff, 3, 4; ' Who ' s ' Who in American Univ. and Colleges, 4. Elizabeth Hunter Stewakt Marietta, Ga. Bachelor of Arts (English) Speech Club, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3; Cadet Bugler. 2, 3, Assoc. Ed., 3; Rec Club, Hippolytan, 1, 2. William Morris Taylor Dawsonville, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Education) Vets. Organization, 3; Forensic Senate, 3, 4; YMCA Cabinet, 2, 3, 4; Sgts. Club, 3; Officer ' s Club, 2, 4; Band, 1, 2; Lt., 2; C Co., 3; Capt. A Co., 4; ROTC Summer Camp, 4. Ben L. ( Rudy ) Upchurch East Point, Ga. Bachelor of Science (Physics) Camera Club, 3, 4, Pres., 4; Vets. Or- iianization, 3; Letterman ' s Club, 4; Man- ager, Varsity Basketball, 4; Varsity ' Baseball, 3, 4; Panhell. Council, 2, 4, Pres., 4; Officer ' s Club, 2, 3, 4; Rex Frat., 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 2, 4; Capt. B Co., 2; Hon. Capt., 3, 4. Miriam Jean White Suches, Ga. Bachelor of Arts (English) Science Club, 3; Forensic Senate. 3, 4; Rec. Club, Hippolytan, Council, 2, 3, Pres., i; CVCLOPS Staff, 3; Treas., San- ford Hall, 1, 2. Ben C Yarbrough Maclison, Ga. Bachelor of Science I Education i Treas., Panhell. Council, 2, 3; Sigma Theta Frat., 2, 3; B Co., 1, 2; Sgts. Club, 1, 2; Officer ' s Club, 2, 3, 4; Capt. Staff, 2, 3, 4. tfjl Colon R. Britt, Jr. St. Simon Island, Ga. Charles L Stewart Winder, Ga. Alva D. Mashburn Adel, Ga. Leon Fred Lee Villa Rica, Ga. Aiiii Mrs. C. R. Britt Sponsor Sl Simon Island, Ga. OFFICERS Colon R. Britt, Jr. Charles L. Stewart Alva D. Mashbi ' rn Leon Fred Lee President Vice-P resident Secretary Treasurer JUNIORS Sara Aligene Abercrombie Dahlonega, Ga. Stafford Reade Brooke, Jr. Dalton, Ga. Charles G. Andrews Atlanta, Ga. Wesley H. Brower Dahlonega, Ga. Mrs. Charles G. Andrews Atlanta, Ga. Mary Beth Bruce Martin, Ga. Jack M. Bargeron Atlanta, Ga. James M. Burdette Calhoun, Ga. 1 VI James B, Butterworth Tate, Ga. William N. Cannon East Point, Ga. Clarence H. Chandler Clermont, Ga. QUILLIAN W. COKER Gainesfille, Ga. Gene Crawford . . Albany, Ga. Hubert J. Deaton GainesrJlle, Ga. Billy Covington Durant Waycross. Ga. Albert C. Eagan College Park, Ga. Bradley Edmonson Gainesville, Ga. Evelyne Ellis Alpharetta, Ga. Irene Elizabeth Forester Head River. Ga. Thomas C. Gailey Gainesville. Ga. James F. Gardner Rossville, Ga. Ray F. Gore A Its tell, Ga. Claudia Green Bostivick, Ga. Lamar Greene Canton. Ga. James J. Gregory Chatsworth, Ga. Harold I. Hall Cornelia, Ga. Harriet Lancaster Hargrove Eatonton, Ga. Merrill W. Harper Hart well, Ga. W. E. Harvill, Jr. . , , Alto, Ga. Faye Healan Winder, Ga. Mary Jane Hfdden Dclbloiie;j,il. Ga. Robert L. Henry, Jr, Waycrnss, Ga. Aelyn C. Johnson, Jr. Ddhlnnegci Ga. NiSBET Stovael Kendrkk, Jr. Waycross Ga. Claudia King White Phiim, Ga. Eugene King Cartersville, Ga. Anne Elizabeth Kling LaFayette G a. Alpbaretta, Ga. Aubrey C. Ledbetter TaU iIah Falls, Ga. Amelia Elizabeth M( Ever New York, N . Y. John M. Major . . Danbmi , Ga. Robert S. Mayne, Winder, Ga. Jo Mfschine Clarkesville, Ga Louie A. Morrls, Jr. Wadley. Ga Opal Kate Na.sh Decat ir, Ga. Marvin O ' Dillon, Jr. Teunille, Ga David M. Owen Calhoun, Ga Wayne Palmer Dahlonega, Ga. Garland F. Pinholster Valdosta, Ga. Harold Pinson Atlanta, Ga. D. E. Pinvan Atlanta, Ga. Charles E. Price Canton, Ga. Bill Robison Monroe, Ga. Mrs. Randolph C. Sandi.in Haperille, Ga. Sara Satterfihld Dablonega, Ga. Lawrence L. Lavage, Jr. Gainesville, Ga. Frank Sheffield, Jr Bnstirick, Ga. i 3 n Elsie Short Catherine Jean Smith Cldikeiville, Ga. Martin, Ga. Dorothy Stephens Cordele, Ga. Julius A. Still Gainesville, Ga. Gerald D. Thomas Calvary, Ga. Joe T. Thrasher Winder, Ga. Carolyn Townes Aragon. Ga. Jean Wilson , , . Douglasville, Ga. Robert F. Wooten, Jr. Sylvania. Ga. Charles L. Worley Valdosta, Ga. A i( W ■X ' Nancy Noblin Sponsor Atlanta, Ga. E. George David, Jr Atlanta, Ga. Betty Jones Dahlonega, Ga. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS E. George David, Jr. Benjamin C. Scales Betty Jones Harry Q. Davis, Jr. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Harry Q. Davis, Jr. Covington, Ga. SOPHOMORES Hugh Abbott Tate, Ga. Evelyn Deborah Adams Ranihiirst Ga. Priscilla Jean Adams Ro swell, Ga. Thomas A. Akin SmnMerville. Ga. Fred C. Allen Monroe, Ga. Jeanette Allen Cleveland, Ga. Marie Anderson Ellijay, Ga. James H. Archer College Park, Ga. Harold T. Babe East ana I lee, Ga. Eugene Paris Bagwell St. Augustine, Fla. LaVerne Barge East Point, Ga. Harry J, Barnes Manchester, Ga. Carl A. Bauer, Jr, . Rome, Ga. Joel Thomas Biles Griffin, Ga. Welton Booth Hart well, Ga. Max L Brabson Demorest, Ga. SOPHOMORES Bernice Brady Litbnnia, Ga John E. Brooke Bill on Rouge, La. James C. Brown Elherton, Ga. Preston B. Bussey Atlanta, Ga. Warren G. Cagle Nelson, Ga. Lorry N. Cain Auburn, Ga. Forrest P, Cawley, Jr. Sparta, Ga. George V. Chandler Toccoa, Ga. Charles Eugene Chick Monroe, Ga. James R. Clay Leesburg, Ga. Lamar Clifton Albany. Ga. Randall Cody Gr ffin, Ga. Martha Frances Coffia Jane Cameron Collins HARR ' i ■ C. Crews, Jr. Martha Crooks Jefferson Ga. Bill Davidson Ft. Valley, Ga Christine Davis East Point, Ga. Joe Hyder Davis Bras el ton, Ga. Jerry Hester Dean West Point, Ga. Warren C. Dukes Atlanta. Ga. Frank Eidson, Jr. Thomaston Ga. William H. Ellis . Dalton, Ga. Lester M. Ei.rod Decatur, Ga. Martha Jean Elrod Jefferson. Ga. Harrlson K. England Atlanta, Ga. Thomas N. Epps Crawford, Ga. John W. Forrest Dahlonega. Ga. Harold L. Fowler Canton, Ga. Mary Lois Garrett Ellijay, Ga. Thomas P. Garrett Elberton, Ga. SOPHOMORES RoBHRT L. Harper Bhnson W. Haynrs Hugh T. Henderson Ri( HARD P. Gaston Mai.((5m a. C.ibbs Nellie Gibson Betty Gilmore Mfrton Davis Greene Helen Jeanette Gurley John H. Haddock, Jr. Nl KY Hai.liday Mark M. Ham Elsie Harben Ford Harben WOFFORD J. HARLEY Hart well. Gd. Clermont, Ga. Brooks, Ga. Griffin, Ga. Rulledge, Ga. Dahlonega, Ga. Clarkesi ' ille, Ga. Portsmouth, Va. Siiches. Ga. C ithbert, Ga. Decatur, Ga. Gainesrille, Ga. Daivsonville, Ga. Dawsoiiville, Ga. Sparta, Ga. BuFORD Hill Henry W. Hill Clifton Holbrook Ross R. Hoi.combe James A. Ivey Charles D. Jeffries Alene Johnson Irene Johnston James W. Johnson Cyril Joseph Jones Mary Jones Barbara King Charles N. King Nancy Kingery Donald Lanier Frank L. Layton Dal ton, Ga. Vaiden, Miss. Cornelia, Ga. Canton, Ga. Oglethorpe, Ga. Rome, Ga. Ellijay, Ga. Leary, Ga. Gainesrille, Ga. Brooklet, Ga. Fort Gaines, Ga. Griffin, Ga. Rome, Ga. Gordon, Ga. Albany, Ga. Cartersrille, Ga. SOPHOMORES Richard C. Lfr Eddie F. Littlf Helen Carrol Long Roy Long Charlotte Lyle Robert E. McClhre Walter J. McEver Frederick G. McFall L C. McRae Sarah Jo Matthews Thomas C. Mauney Jack L. Meadors Elberton, Gu. Gainesville, Ga. Norcro-is, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Maysville. Ga. Aciforth, Ga. Mo iltrie. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Alt. Vernon, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Blairsvillc, Ga. Covington, Ga. Sara Franc es Merritt Martha Mills Jimmy J. Murphy Robert F. Nelson Eatnnton, Ga Ira E. New, Jr. Ailcl, Ga Aubrey Norris West Point, Ga Charlie Oxford College Park, Ga Dolores Palmer Cleieland, Ga. Lucinda Paradise Lincolnton. Ga Kathryne S. Paris Alpharetta, Ga. Dave Lindsey Parmer Columbus, Ga. Mary Beth Perry Elltjay, Ga. Mrs. Mildred Pinyan Atlanta, Ga. Grady R. Poole Jasper Ga. Billy H. Reagin Elberton, Ga. JiMMIE ReARDEN , . Monticello, Ga. Sara Reeves Cinnming, Ga. Evelyn Riden Bostwick, Ga. Donald Roberts Jefferson, Ga. SOPHOMORES i: m Bett ' Stinespring Cornelia. Ga. Robert Strickland Tarpon Springs, Fla. L Marvin Tappan, Jr, Dunu ' oody, Ga. George N. Thomas, Jr. Thomasboro, Ga. Mary Joe Thompson Dausonville, Ga. Rachael Thornton Elberton. Ga. Pearl Todd Sarah, Ga. Harrison A. Towns Arondaie Estates, Ga. Mary Em Towson Dahlonega, Ga. Frank B. Wall, Jr. in aha. Ga. Sue Webb Colquitt, Ga. Theron L White Atlanta, Ga. Edward F. Wilkie Tate, Ga. Dorothy Jane Wimpy Dahlonega, Ga. Charles E. Wright SiirnmerviUe, Ga Jack B. Yonge Columbus, Ga. Oliver Rogers Tunnel Hill, Ga. Neal Rumble Warner Robbins, Ga. Bradford C Sanderson Dahlonega, Ga. Randolph C. Sandlin, Jr. Hapeville, Ga. Eli F. Sapp Albany, Ga. Barbara Saxon Greensboro, Ga. Robert H. Settle, Jr. Winder, Ga. Elizabeth Seymour Marietta, Ga. Bob Short Neivton, Ga. Frances Simmons . . . . . Statesboro, Ga. Joe C. Simmons . Newton, Ga. Sherrod M. Smith Madison, Ga. Grice Spivey Quitman, Ga. Herman Spratling Atlanta, Ga. William Stewart Shannon, Ga. Nell Paris Still Gainesville. Ga. Miss Jane Greer Sponsor Buford, Ga. F R Billy Smith President Buford, Ga. Gene Barnes Vice-President Augusta, Ga. Marilyn W .Taylor Secretary Decatur, Ga. Leland Barnes Treasurer Cairo, Ga. H M E N r r p c Hiram D. Abernathv Jane Adams Wayland B. Adams Mrs. Wayland B. Adams Chris Addison Lloyd D. Alexander, Jr. Shirley Allen C. C. Amason Ben C. Amick Howard W. Andrews James Cecil Andrews Jack Anthony Richard G. Arthur Ernestine Ai ' Try George Ed Avery Thomas Eric Bagby Charles H. Barnett Robert Asa Bates Harold Baxter Hal S. Beazley Dillard. Ga. Jefferson. Ga. Dal ton, Ga. D alt on, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Dublin, Ga. Jefferson, Ga. Rayle, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Thomasi ' ille, Ga. Dahlonega, Ga. Dahlonega, Ga. Charlotte, N. C. Gainesville, Ga. Dahlonega, Ga. Bt ford, Ga. Bonaire. Ga. Meansi ' ille. Ga. Decatur, Ga. Madison, Ga. FRESHMEN Pat Bihi.i. AtLvitci, Ga. Wll.I.lAM N. Bl-NNETT Tbnmaston, Ga. Bii.i. Bhrry . Walknu villi; Ga. Jim S. Bfrry S niiiiierviUv, Ga. Julian L. Billingsley TiilLihMsec, Fla. William W. Blackwell . A gusta. Ga. R. P. Blakey Tignall, Ga. Charles Blalock Nicholh, Ga. Franklin D. Blalock Alb tiny, Ga. Robert M. Blasingame Jersey, Ga. Walter Allen Bradley Athuita, Ga. Remer Y. Brinson Grciymonl, Ga. Ben C. Brewton Claxtoii, Ga. Raymond Dean Brooks Bo St wick. Ga. Corine Brown Diinvilk; Ga. Donald McCarty Brown Elbert on. Ga. Wallac E S. Brown Gaiiiesrille, Ga. James H. Bruce Macon, Ga. John Stark Brumley Sitnfonl, Fla. Gwendolyn Buefington GiUsrille, Ga. Dimple Burch Dalton, Ga. William C. Burdette . Calho ni, .Ga. Edna Carol Burgess Alpharettii. Ga. William Hugh Burk Rome, Ga. Brunel B. Burkhalter Cldxtnii, Ga. Roy Callahan B itler, Ga. Hubert C. Callaway Collins, Ga. Clay Camp . Winder, Ga. Tom Campbell LdVOllid, Ga. Helen E. Carmkhael A ' Liriettii, .Ga. Betty Joyce Carroll Alpbaretta. Ga. Jack Rogers Carson Conivief e, Ga. Harold G. Carter Midville, Ga. John C. Gates Ciimming, Ga. Jack Chapman Dahlonega, Ga. W. Mark Chesser Columbus, Ga. FRESHMEN pj,. Y f l«% ■ Harold Newton Coker Hiiniptou Ga. J. T. Coleman Dillard, Ga. Clarence H. Collier, Jr. AMdrille. Ga. Gloria Ouida Collins Screi ' en Ga. Charlie Reid Cook Fitzgerald, Ga. Grady W. Cook Alto, Ga. Jimmy Cook Wrights ftlle. Ga. Bennie Ruth Corbin Dahlonega, Ga. Warren H. Corey Cordele, Ga. Carl E. Cosper Gainesville. Ga. Ralph J. Costa Athens Ga. John C. Courtenay, Jr. Gainesville, Ga. C L. Craig Madison, Ga. Alva E. Grow, Jr. Camilla, Ga. George J. Crowe Chattanooga, Tenn. Fred Hubert Darden, Jr. Bluff ton Ga. Richard L. David Athens, Ga. Fred C. Davis, Jr. Albany, Ga. Glenn H. Davis Spring Place, Ga. Horace G. Davis, Jr. Columbus, Ga. John L Davis Albany, Ga. W. T. Dean, Jr. Cnnyers, Ga. John Reese de Jarnette Norcross, Ga. Joseph L. Dob.son Rockmart, Ga. Francis Donaldson McCaysvillc, Ga. William L. Drake Blue Ridge, Ga. Robert Whitfield Duncan Griffin, Ga. Ella Mae Duvall Eton. Ga. Jo Earnest Atlanta, Ga. Jerry Easterling Hinesville, Ga. Elizabeth Ellis Alpharetta, Ga. Charles B. England Rome, Ga. Henry Eugene Ethridge Hart IV ell. Ga. James M. Faglier Midville, Ga. Robert A. Fannin, Jr. Griffin, Ga. Ida Lou Ferguson Dahlonega, Ga. Tl F- ' P S mM FRESHMEN BURGES FiTH Dahlnnegti, Ga. Charles Fitts Dahlonega, Ga. DWAIN C. FiTZPATRK K Greensboro Ga. Gordon Stowe Fleming Mudison, Ga. William B. Floyd At Lint d, Ga. William D. Ford Monroe Ga. Janie Sue Forester Head Riier, Ga. Harry W. Fowler Athens, Ga. Norman E. Fowler Raleigh, Ga. William A. Fowler Thomaston, Ga. Donald L Free Cornelia, Ga. John M. Garrison Hart well, Ga. Joe George Morrow, Ga. George Gibson Athens, Ga. A. J. Glawson College Park, Ga. Kathryn Louise Gordon Neivnan, Ga. Donald Howard Goss Atlanta. Ga. George D. Gowder Gainesville, Ga. Alvin W. Granade Conyers, Ga. Mary Ann Grant Cornelia, Ga. Wm. Ferrel Gray Thoniasiille, Ga. R. B. Green Bostwick, Ga. Joe Greenway Albany, Ga. John W. Grindle Dahlonega, Ga. Keith Grogan Dawsonville, Ga. Bess Gudger Ellijay, Ga. Allan W. Gurley Dahlonega, Ga. Bob Hale Watkinsrille, Ga. Wilbur S. Hall Salisbury, N. C. Mary Katherine Hallman Eatonton, Ga. Joseph D. Hamilton Cedartown, Ga. Blake Hankins Rising Fawn, Ga. James Clayton Hargrove Eatonton, Ga. James V. Harper Gainesville. Ga. George G. Harris, Jr. Point Peter, Ga. Juanita Harris Jenkinsbiirg. Ga. FRESHMEN William Owfn Harris Gainesville, Ga. Mary Julia Harvill Alio, Ga. BoYETTL A. Hasty, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Jane Hatcher Griffin. Ga. James A. Haynes Clermont, Ga. Gloria Maxine Head East Point, Ga. Hezekiah K. Heath, Jr. Bristol, Ga. Arthur G. Hendrix Madison. Ga. Raymond K. Henry Blue Ridge, Ga. Charles Herring . . Alpharetta, Ga. William J. Herring dimming, Ga. Alice C. Hersey Macon, Ga. Jimmy D. Hicks Adel, Ga. Bill Hinson Claxton, Ga. James H. Hogg Ellaiille. Ga. John C. Holmes, Jr. Cohimhiis, Ga. William Holt Adair siille, Ga. Yates Holwell Quitman, Ga. Milton N. Hood ... Marietta, Ga. P L. Hood, Jr Nacoochee, Ga, Jack Walker Hopkins . Fitzgerald, Ga. George W. Horne Albany, Ga. Floyd R. Horton . . . Atlanta, Ga. Patty Horton Rome, Ga. Charles Robert House Gillsville. Ga. William Hubbard Hart well, Ga. William Huggins Oliver, Ga. William D. Hughes ... Adel, Ga. Sara Humphries Forest Park, Ga. Doug R. Hurley College Park, Ga. Frank Earl Hurst Camilla, Ga. James Terry Hurt dimming, Ga. Paul Cecil Hutchins, Jr. Warner Robins, Ga. Joseph H. Irvin Dahlnnega, Ga. Joel S. Jackson Ciithhert, Ga. Robert C. Jackson Ro swell, Ga. f . ' u 1 . 1 1 r f r g p p P T O FRESHMEN Thomas W. Jackson Tignall, Ga. William H. Jago Madison, Ga. Jack L. Jessup Stnithville, Ga. Mrs. Charline B. Johnson Gainestille, Ga. Harry C. Johnson . . Quitman. Ga. Paul L. Johnson Ga inesville, Ga. Bud Jones Tallapoosa, Ga. John Paul Jones Albany, Ga. Stanton Terry Jones Chaisworth, Ga. Joseph Kanaday, Jr. Dahlonega, Ga. John Erik Karlson, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Johnny W. Kelley Fayetteville, Ga. John P. King Decatur, Ga. Edwin Kingery Gordon, Ga. C. Eugene Kirk Monroe, Ga. Joseph P. Lackey Rockingham, N. C. William Saville Lackland Albany, Ga. George Hammond Law, Jr. Gainesville, Ga. Marlin Voit Law Atlanta, Ga. Jack Lawrence Adel, Ga. W. Howell Lawson - . Toccoa, Ga. Roy L. Leach Cornelia. Ga. Lansing LeRoy, Jr. Tignall, Ga. Bobby J. Lewis Calhoun, Ga. J. C. Lifsey, Jr. Rome, Ga. Charles L. Lineback Gainesville, Ga. Betty Jean Lipscomb Dahlonega, Ga. Wesley H. Lipscomb Detroit, Mich. Larry R. Loudermilk Epworth, Ga. Charles A. Lummus Sandy Springs, Ga. Russell W. McBride Albany, Ga. Marion McCariy ' Thomaston, Ga. lONE McDonald Dahlonega, Ga, Marcus D. McFarland Alpharetta. Ga. Wade H. McKoy Columbus, Ga. Ben S. Malcom Monroe, Ga. FRESHMEN Hugh T. Malcom Margaret Malonev C. Tommy Manning James Robert Martin Ed Massey William V. Maxwell James Means Erwin C. Merck, Jr. James F. Merritt, Jr. Betty Ann Meyer Allen P. Miegal, Jr. Lewis J. Miers, Jr. James Minter Betty Jean Mitchell B. Ted Moore Morrison Moore William E. Moore Flem Morgan, Jr. Ben L Moxley, Jr. Roy L. Moxley Billy Mundy Lawrence M. Nash Lawrence A. Nelms Nazel E. Niblack Jane Orr Robert Overstreet James H. Owens W. Jack Oxford Vernon E. Palmer Clinton E. Pardue, Jr. Jane Paris Howard Park, Jr. Willis Parkins John N. Parris Sam H. Parris Charles Parrish Monroe, Ga. All glut a, Ga. Albany, Ga. Decatur, Ga. Toccoa, Ga. Elberton. Ga. Zebiilon, Ga. Gainesi ' ille, Ga. Ciimming, Ga. Gainesrille, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Ponder Springs, Ga. hnnaii. Ga. D ninth. Ga. Gainestille, Ga. Dahlonega, Ga. West Point, Ga. Junction City. Ga. Mid V ill e, Ga. Midrille, Ga. Colquitt, Ga. Philomath, Ga. Fayetteville, Ga. Jefferson, Ga. Tucker, Ga. Graymont, Ga. Fayetteville, Ga. Rut I edge, Ga. Dahlonega. Ga. Align St a, Ga. Alpharetta, Ga. Ideal, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Epiforth, Ga. Epu ' orth, Ga. Thomaston, Ga. FRESHMEN Ben Lane Patterson, Jr. Hinesville, Ga. Billy Joe Patterson Dal ton, Ga. Edwin F. Patterson Bl e Ridge, Ga. Alan C. Patureau Atlanta, Ga. Dorothy Payne Dawsonrille. Ga. Edwin Pedrick Quitman, Ga. Myron G. Peterson Albany, Ga. John A. Peterson . McRae, Ga. Barry Pharr Lawrenceville, Ga Beth Phillips Canon, Ga Bette Sue Pierce Dal ton Ga Leila Annette Pittman X ' ' oodbnry, Ga Donald E. Polk Monticello, Ga. Charles L. Poole Jasper, Ga. Edward W. Puckett Gainesville, Ga. Joe D. Pulliam Toccoa, Ga. Benjamin H. Purcell . Clarkesrille, Ga. Betty Purcell Sandy Springs, Ga. Daniel D. Quillian Athens, Ga. Gloria Reagin Conyers, Ga. Joe L. Reagin Elberton. Ga. Claybourn B. Rhinehart Rome, Ga. Norma Joyce Rhodes Crawfordrille, Ga. Bobby L. Roberson Austell, Ga. Bernice Lorraine Roberts Lawrenceville, Ga. Maurice H. Rogers Pelham, Ga. Billie Rosser Marietta. Ga. George Finley Routon Manchester, Ga. Charles Thomas Ruark Bostwick, Ga. Mrs. Helen Brook Scott Dalton, Ga. Walter E. Scott Dalton, Ga. J. G. Seaboldt, Jr. Dahlonega, Ga. H. P. Sellers Chatsworth, Ga. William Sellers Loganville, Ga. L. R. Sewell Birmingham, Ala. Rex Shelton Hartwell, Ga. FRESHMEN Charles E. Sheppard . . Albany, Ga Clarence Q. Shore Alto, Ga Pierce Short, Jr. CLtrksville, Ga James E. Shurley, Jr. Thomaston, Ga F. Martin Sibley Decatur. Ga John S. Simmons, Jr. Hat on ton, Ga. Y. J. Simmons, Jr. Daytona Beach, Fla John H. Simms Dahlonega, Ga. Max S. Sims Fitzgerald, Ga. Evelyn Singleton Clarksville, Ga. Joseph Marvin Slade College Park, Ga. Reginald L Smelley Baldwin, Ga. John D. Smith Atlanta, Ga. Max Faulkner Smith College Park. Ga. Ralph H. Smith . Clermont, Ga. William F. Smith Marietta, Ga. Clayton O. Spann Richland. Ga. Oren Homer Stephens Cumming Ga Robert A. Stephens Alaysrille, Ga Alex Stewart . . . Albany, Ga. Thomas N. Stovall Danielsrille. Ga Richard Strawn . . Hampton, Ga. Leila Strickland Woodbury, Ga. Joe p. Surls East Point, Ga. Frank G. Tallant Atlanta, Ga. Dorothy Lucille Tanksley Alto, Ga. Thomas G. Tankersley East Point, Ga. William B. Tate .... . . Bishop, Ga. Wayne A. Taylor . Asheville, N. C. Robert E. Thomas Farmington, Ga. Jack W. Thompson Thomas fille. Ga. Dewey Thurmond . . Athens, Ga. James Thurmond Athens, Ga. Jane Thurmond ... . . Athens, Ga. Barbara Tilley Bine Ridge, Ga. George B. Tutwiler Atlanta, Ga. ( c r r - t FRESHMEN A A n Ann Upchurch East Point, Ga. Carol Vandiver Jefferson. Ga. IRVIN R. Vaughan Portsmouth. Va. George Hosch Vaughn W ' ilHiimsoii. Ga. Jimmy Veal Conyers, Ga. Nell Walker Alpharetta. Ga. Richard S. Wasserstein Bronx, N. Y. Richard M. Waters A ■om ale Estates. Ga. James Melvin Watkip s Atlanta, Ga. John L. Watkins Thotnaston, Ga. Harold J. Watson . . Toccoa, Ga. Wayne Eugene Welch Atlanta, Ga. Clayton E. West Graymont, Ga. Andrew J. Wetherington Lenox, Ga. Max O. Whitaker AsbeviUe, N. C. Francis J. White Rockmart, Ga. Grayson D. White Bnckbead, Ga. Charlie L Whiteiiiad Gainesville. Ga. Thomas Leroy Whiting Cbicopee, Ga. Jack S. Whitworth Toccoa, Ga. James Whitworth Douglasville, Ga. Maudine Wilder Lawrenceville. Ga. Victor D. Williams Winder, Ga. Ellington B. Willingham Washington, Ga, Mary Ruth Willis Chicopee, Ga. Mary K. Wills . Faulkner. Md. Hobert R. Wilson Rocky Face, Ga. Jack Wimpy Dahlonega, Ga. Vernon C. Wise Claxton, Ga. GoRDNA Butch Woodward Atlanta, Ga. William F. Yarbrough Thomaston, Ga Jack L. Zuker Atlanta. Ga. RESERVE 1904 — The Dormitory on the College grounds will accumulate forty boys. •Jtmrni ? OFFICERS a 1880 The officers, non-commissioned of- ficers, and picked privates are frequently drilled in the Manual of the Piece cir- cumstances, at present, preventing further progress in this drill. 1890 The College is furnished by the United States Government with two 3-inch rifled field pieces, with caissons, and 150 breech-loading rifles of the latest army pat- tern, with corresponding accoutrements. .-.A % :; TRAINING 1875 — The salary of the assistant instruc- tor in military tactics shall not exceed the sum of one thousand dollars per annum. CORPS M. E. HOAG, Lt. Comdr. U.S.N.R. Commandant of Cadets 1st. Lt. J. Forrest (Ret.) Assistant to the Commandant COMMANDANT ' S STAFF Captain Brahson Captain Upchurch k H Captain McEver Captain Whitaker Captain Elliott Lt. Col. H. A, Schmidt Major Rov Hiott R O T Capt. R. M. Arn Capt. H. V. McCabe OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION AND ASSISTANT INSTRUCTORS M Sgt. W. F. Vaughn M Sgt. T. J. Griffin 1st Sgt. C. J. Eller T Sgt. William Davis T Sgt. J. H. Kerr S Sgt. O. D. Pittman T 3 R. T. Cla x ' son -tfttf ' .iu.-: m P . 111 iSp ! se a -S Tife?r ijW - 51 ' ' J T • ' 1 |Tt w ' ■ ■I ' Wffli ' ?lp7if«(t ihti i imi} Officers Center at a Sunday Parade Color Guard Policing the Campus Sound Off Mrs. Wesley H. Brower Baltitlinn Staff Sponsor Dahlonega, Ga. Capt. Allen S-1 :- ' t ' l l:1i . ' i X, Miss Wanda Vestal Batlalion Sponsor Little Rock, Ark. Battalion Staff Lt. Col. Brower, Bar. Com. Ma.IOR Blodgett, Bat. Ex. Officer Capt. Boatw ' right, S- f ' BATTALION STAFF Capt. Purcell S-3 Capt. Yarbrough S-4 Lt. Britt, Asst. S-4 Mrs. F. E. Craig Sponsor LawrenceviUe, Ga. M kiiA Satterfield Bussey Stewart Barrett A Company Staff Harold Craig Captain Eli Sapp First Lieutenant Preston Bussey First Sergeant Frank Barrett Guidon Bearer IWP ' t W W- M  tt mm- % 41! . IIK SI ri A ' looN C;. G. Andrews Lieutenant Jack Bargeron Platoon Sergeant Remer Brinson Platoon Guide S Sgts. Privatei Eagan Hurley Gates Jones GIBBS Bales Duncan Darden Harben Norman Harry Massey Patterson Rhinehart Thurmond Sgis. Bagwell Wall lIPSEY Settle King Zuker Gaston Jackson Kilpatrick Alexander Lanier PiNYAN Brown Billingsley Collier Hasty Welch ' Mr SECOND PLATOON Tommy Satterfield Lieutenant Nesbit Kendrick Platoon Sergeant BuFORD Hill Platoon Guide S Sgis. Privates Akin Vaughn Thompson BURK Henry Jeffries Berry Leroy Wright Polk Nelms Chandler Patterson Manning Sims Sgts. JESSUP French Bates Jeffries Davis Clay Davis Boyd Jackson Epps West BiLLINGSLEY Charles Stewart Lieutenant James Gardner Platoon Sergeant Allen Miegel Platoon Guide S Sgts. Prhales Mayne Brooks Easterling Holt Gregory Shelton Brown Blakely Gore Jones Smith Hall Pavlosky Rogers Stevcart Sgts. Ethridge Brewton Williams Blackwell Ruark McBride Coleman Scales Hammondtreh Sellers Rearden Miii Sara Ak)ib! Sponsor Rockmart, Ga. B Company Stai ' f James M, Burdette Charles L. Worley Stafford R. Brooks Lester Eerod Captain First Lieutenant - First Sergeant Guidon Bearer ' n ' - .J N V. ' fc ' : j Johnston ELRon 1 f rS to FIRST PLATOON John Brooke Lieutenant Joe Thrasher Platoon Sergeant Tankersley Platoon Guide S Sgls. Prirates IVEY Atkinson Hogg McClure Perkins Bagby Hopkins Owens WILKIE Barnett House RIKARD Bradley Hubbard Roland i- i. Carson Hughes Short Booth COKER Hurt Smelly Cawley Fleming Jones Stephens Rogers Heath ilNEBECK iAXfcA«fefeggg- ' W pi .? , r: d. y c f 4] f 1 John Kelly Lieutenant Garland Pinholster Platoon Sergeant John Haddock Platoon Guide S Sgts. Priiales Greene Baxter Herring Rogers ROBISON Booth Holt Shore Woods Brown Kirk Smith Collins McClure Wasserstein Sgls. Craig Merritt Waters New Crawford MONDY Whitworth PURCELL Hankins Price Wimpy Smelley ' So.: .■, ... i Bob Johnston George Sosebee Harold Pinson S Sgti. Crowe Anthony Roberts Avery TUTWILEH Cosper Dean Sgts. Blalock Fowler Gowder DuRant Goss Cawley Lieutenant Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide Pri •ales Hood Peterson Harper PUCKETT Keith Morgan Merck HUTCHINS Moore White Johnson Watkins Hood Simmons Irene Johnston Sponsor Leary, Ga. — — T It 3|: ' - 4 Davis Herring C Company Staff Thomas Mathews Hubert Deaton Marion Chalker Charles Herring Captain First Lieutenant First Sergeant Guidon Bearer FIRST PLATOON Bob Freeman Lieutenant Warren Cagi.e . Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide E G David S Sgts. Privates Camp Spann Beasley Davis King McFall Oxford Hinson Watson Harrison Parrish Moore Davis Jones Park Sgis. Fowler Thurmond Gibson Devane Jones Babb ' Palmer SECOND PLATOON Louie Morris Lieutenant Merril Harper Platoon Sergeant Lamar Clifton Platoon Gtiide S Sgls. Privates Rumble McCoy Greenway Wilson Archer HORNE Watson Routon MlERS Crews Kingery Stewart Pedrick Halliday Costa Sxts. HOLWELL Minter Martin HOLBROOK Hamilton Pharr Simmons Haynes J... .■m THIRD PLATOON Harry Q. Davis Lieutenant Randolph Sandlin Platoon Sergeant T. C. Mauney . Platoon Guide S Sgls. Privates Edmonson Patureau Loudermilk Irvin Oxford McRae Donaldson Nelson Morris Dorough Dickens Abernathy Parrish Fowler Miller S ' - Chesser Corey Cook Malcom Harper Slade Holmes Barnes Leach BAND Cap t. Roy McCard Company Commander First Lt. Charles R. Moore Executive Officer Lt. H. J. Miller, Jr, Section Leader Lt, David Owen Section Leader First Sgt. Ben Overstreet Tirst Sergeant T Sgt. Julius Still Drum Major Mrs. Charles R. Moore Sponsor Dahlonega, Ga. Capt. McCard First Sgt. Overstreet T Sgt. Still I I II T I tk t « V •4! 1 BAND Privates Privates T Sgt, Still Addison Johnson S Sgt. Biles Amason Karlson S ' Sgt. Blalock Blassingame Lackland S Sgt. Chick Brunley Lewis S Sgt. Davidson Cook LUMMAS Sgt. England Dean Lawson Sgt. Smith deJarnette Parkins Sgt. Tappan England Patterson FlTE Reagin FiTTS KOSSER Floyd Sibley Granade Simmons Glawson Smiih Hale Spivey Hendricks Strictland Hicks YOUNCE Holcombe Willingham Whitehead SCENES FROM fol RIH t.C). AKKA Loading Cargo Glider Self- Propelled Weapons 75-MM Recoiless Rifle SUMMER CAMP 105-MM Anti-Tank Gun 1000-INCH Machine Gun Range ■ i .®. ' v« ' ' -5! — - - w - .-g. - ■ ' flw a jTSfflitaByiMmMliiraiBig iMMi Going Up Coming Down Shooting From the Hip AlRIiORNE COMUAT TEAM Crossing the Chattahoochee Behind the Firing Line WHO ' S WHO JONK Gailev Who ' s W ho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Mr. N. G. C. Miss N. G. C. Neatest Cadet Best-Dressed Co-Ed Most Likely to Succeed Biggest Wolf Biggest Flirt Best Dancers Most Athletic Tom Gailey Betty Jones Gene Chick Martha Coffia H. J. Miller Helen Pierce Charles Worley Cordiia Wooduard Bill Black well Virginia Kingery Tom Gailey Barbara Kinx N. G. C. Students ' Who ' s Who Amonj; can Universities and H. J. Miller Helen Pierce Jean White Tom Mathews Claude Boat« ' right 1 1948 Edition of Students in Ameri- Colleges : Robert Purcell Wesley Brower, Tom Gailey John Blodgett Quillian Coker Kingery Blackwell am B E U Y U E E N . . .1 could not choose but gaze upon hey face ' MISS ALENE JOHNSON Ellijay, Ga. 1  i ■ VI 1 ■ 11 f F ' - ' ' Bl — It 1 1 Hi -•— «H1 MISS BETTY JONES Dahloiiega, Ga. MISS ELSIE HARBIN Dan ' soni ' ille, Ga. MISS EVELYNE ELLIS Alpharetta, Ga. MISS MARILYN TAYLOR Decatur, Ga. Athletics ' 47- ' 48 COACHING STAFF W. H. Groves AW A RDS Rosemary Millholin Each year individual awards are presented to the outstanding Ca- det and Co-Ed for athletic excel- lency. A trophy is also awarded to the company with the best record in competitive sports. yrv ' Coach Sheets Presents the Com- pany Award to Lt. Gailey of Company D. Company D was presented with the company award and individ- ual awards were won by Anne Kling and Lamar Clifton. Presentation of the Individual Awards to Lamar Clifton and Anne Kling Were Outstanding Events of the Past Year. Miss Wanda Vestal Sponsor Little Rock, Ark. M, A ♦ k Lt. Sapp Company A CADET ATHLETIC COUNCIL . lA JOR BLODGFTT Staff t  « .— ' Lt. Worley Company B Tonnes Starts the Second Half of a Double Coach Cobb Butteruorth Scoops Up a Loiv One N.G.C. 6 vs Statesboro 8 N.G.C. 6 vs Savannah 5 N.G.C. 5 vs . . W. Car. 1.3 N.G.C. 16 vs Piedmont 14 N.G.C. 5 . vs Mercer 8 N.G.C. 2 vs Piedmont 5 ,  Base Upchurch Waits for a Foul Coach Groves It ' s Form That Counts. Happy WK- N.G.C. 13 vs. Statesboro 1 N.G.C. 4 vs. W. Car. 3 N.G.C. 7 vs. , Mercer 10 N.G.C. .3 vs. Oglethorpe 2 N.G.C. 1 vs. Oglethorpe 1 3 N.G.C 1 vs. . U. of Ga. 7 Thut ' i L.ulbi!li ll:.ii.. IJ. Ba What Was That. Ump? Out!. Dews on the Receiving End of a Grounder Bottom Row: Gailey, Chandler, Upchurch, Townes, Haynes, Sanderson, Culbrith, Brunson, Malcom, and Dews. Top Row. Coaches Groves, Cobb, Manager Nash, Morris, Thomas, Smith, Pinholster, Mahan, Rogers and Manager White. .•„m.mmmmmm Tonnes About tu Runt i,iiiley Tries His Peg Basket Front Row: Akin, Peacock, Barnes, Gibbs, Kanady, W. Palmer, Brabson, Slade, Upchurch. Second Row: Coach Cobb, Sellers, Vaughan, Townes, Chandler, Pinholster, Gailey, McEver, Coach Sheets. Back Roir: Smith, Ja,«o, R. Palmer. Chandler Schedule ■47- ' 48: Cadets t s. Oglethorpe Ala. Teachers Ga. State Teachers G.M.C. Oglethorpe Ga. Evening College Western Carolina Ga. Evening College Piedmont G.M.C. 1 Schedule MT-HS: 9 Cadets I ' s. )[ Ky. Christian College Erskine Abraham-Baldwin Berry Ga. Satte Teachers Piedmont [ ■ Berry B Erskine 1 ■ SEAAU Atlanta Pinholster JAGO Ba CHEERLEADERS ACTION SHOTS Foot All-Star Team A LhJm[ iiiiiship I ' hi Easy Side-Steps for a First and Ten Harris. Around Right End Watson Receives One as Garrison Pulls ' em Don n Mac Takes Off — But Palmer Got ' em Ba Bj A Lhuiupiuiuhip ' li Ground; Stand By to Receive Tutu iter Burdette About to Be Crushed by Co. A Just a General Mcrss-Up on jV.G.C.j Gridir III I • ■ ■ 1 Another Good Man Goes Down Get It, Get It—Ohh! V flK II i I %.M-- rJ ' .i f Top row, left to right: Music, Popcorn, Cokes and Basketball . . . Smitty Heads O ' er the Bar . . . Second row: Birdie Bur- dette Flies Over . . . Time Out for Repairs . . . Bottom row: Ladies ' Day at the Park . . . Off to a Flying Start 1948 CYCLOPS Mrs. H. J. Miller, Sr. Sponsor lor the Editor Calhoun, Ga. Mrs. J. T. Thrasher, Sr. Sponsor for the Business Manage Winder, Ga. H. J. Miller, Jr. Editor Calhoun, Ga. Joe T. Thrasher, Jr. Business Manager Winder, Ga. C. J. Dismukes J. C. Barnes J. A. Mitchell Editorial Adviser Financial Adviser Photographical Adviser EDITORIAL STAFF H. J. Miller, Jr. Editor-in-Chief Helen Pierce Associate Editor Tommy Satterfield Associate Editor Cleon Johnson Organizational Editor Lurty Ross sports Editor BET-n- Jones Society Editor Faye Healan • Class Editor Jean White Assistant Class Editor William Dean BiLLIE ROSSER Jane Collins John Grindle C. J. DiSMUKES .... J. A. Mitchell Military Editor Assistant Military Editor Copy Editor Typist Editorial Adviser Photographical Adviser BUSINESS STAFF Joe T. Thrasher, Jr. Business Manager Robert Settle Assistant Bnsiness Manager Harold Pinson Assistant Business Manager Sara Merritt , Assistant Bnsiness Manager Wallac:e Brown ... Assistant Business Manager J. C. Barnes Financial Adviser Healan ROSSER Satterfield Johnson Dean Collins White Settle Pinson Merritt Jones Grindle Brown Claude S. Boatwright Eiliior Charles L. Stewart Business Manager Mrs. Charles L. Stewart Sponsor CaSei Bugler Editor Claude S. Boatwright Business Alanager Charles L. Stewart LuRTi ' Ross Helen Pierce Wesley Brower News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Feature StafJ — Faye Healan, Grady Pool, Bob Sliort, H. J. Miller, Jane Collins Sports Staff — Sara F. Merritt, Harrison Townes, T. L. White, James Butterworth Typists — Bobby Saxon, Betty Purcell Faculty Advisers— W. D. Booth, H. H. Gilbert Mrs. Ellen R. Clark Sponsor Dahlonega, Ga. FORENSIC SENATE W. E. Clark Director of Forensics The Forensic Senate, informally known as the Debate Club, is one of the most active organizations on the campus. In the last three years of intercollegiate debating, the teams have participated very effectively: winning two Georgia Collegiate Tournaments in 1943, placing a team in third position and an individual in first place in the TKA Tournament at Ole Miss in 1946, winning the National Championship in the Individual Impromptu Contest at the Grand National Forensic Tournament and winning the Women ' s Division of the Millsaps Tournament. Jackson, Miss., in 1947; winning first place in the TKA Tournament at Ole Miss in 1948, and being guests of and hosts to debate teams from the outstanding colleges and universities of the Southeast. SENIOR SENATORS Helen Pierce President REX FRATERNITY Ann l PCHi ' RCii SI,ou.snr Kast I ' oinl. Ga. Rudy Upchurch President J. A. MlICHCLL Adi iwr HaroI 1) ClUNRII R is Vice-Presidoit Genf. Cravviokii 2nd Vice-Piciidcul Ml KRii I Harpir Sect c tin ' ' Treasure r )M Gaili Se.l.-al-Ariiis MEMBERS f GORI. Hl.NDKRSON The Rex FRATERNiTi ' , one of the traditional organizations at North Georgia College, was organized in 1917 and is the oldest fraternity now on the campus. Under the capable leadership of Rudy Upchurch, the Rex has enjoyed a very successful year. This year Rex elected Miss Ann Upchurch as the Sweetheart of the fraternity and Professor Joe Mitchell as Faculty Adviser. The main objective of the Rex is to promote friendship and broth- erhood among its members and the student body. Each quarter several social events are sponsored, including trips to Lakes Winfieid Scott and Trahlyta. informal dances, banquets, barbecues, breakfasts and hikes. « n o rs. (r r tii ji Mtfrli fc Avery Barnes, L. Barnes, G. Epps Green Haynes Sherrod Smith President Rex Sweetheart Jackson KiNGERY Moore Pardue Tankersley Whiting Vaughn Yarbrough PLEDGES Gene Chick Vice-President REX ACTIVITIES Therron White Secretary-Treasurer Refreshments Ajter Banquet — Smith House Informal Dance Miss Anne Kling Sponsor LaFayette, Ga. SI GM A TH ET A Freeman Boyd Biles Sheffield OFFICERS Thomas J. Mathews President Robert D. Freeman Vice-President Frank M. Boyd Secretary Joel T. Biles Treasurer Frank P. Sheffield Chaplain Benjamin C. Scales Sergeatit-at-Arms John D. Anthony Adviser W. Desmond Booth Adviser MEMBERS Archer Camp Cody Fowler Gibbs Haddock Hood Patterson Purcell Thomas Scales Booth PLEDGES f ' : ■ -O. t fTj f- fT . ' , -P . , -? j Addison Anthony Babb Brooks Brown Brown Chesser Davis FITE Fowler Green HiNSON Holbrook Hood King Malcom Mauney Meadows Park Rearden Ruark Tallant Williams Sigma Theta has long contributed to the social and recreational program of North Georgia College. It has a deep place in the recreational history of the college. ' i IhH ||r ' .- . MMM fevH Mk - 1 1 I s ►. 5i - T «ff l W M WkA tkm ' mJarmM hH namaS GLEE CLUB CaMILLUS J. Dl.SMl Kl ' Director W. Di;sMONi Booth Assiiliiiil Dircilur Bert H. Flanders Accompanist Sopranos Katherine Hallman Rachel Thornton Joyce Rhodes Dimple Burch Opal Kate Nash Beth Philips Evelyn Adams Aligene Abercrombie Eliabeth Ellis Katherine Gordon Sara Merritt Shirley Allen Betty Joyce Carroll Laverne Bar e Mary Willis ' Gordna Woodward Mary Jane Hedden Jean Adams Altos Edna Burgess Betty Gilmore Gloria Head Marilyn Taylor Mary Wills Annette Pittman Tenors George Tutwiler Gene Barnes Bill Dean Eugene Bagwell Charles Fitts Gene Chick John Watkins Hal Beazley Thomas Bennet Joel Jackson Roy ' McCard Robert Blasingame Hugh Malcom Arthur Hendrix Basses John L. Davis ' G. W. Home Alex Stewart Tommie Manning James Hurt L. C. McRae T. P. Garrett Jimmy Veal Rex Shelton D. D. Quillian Jimmy Murphy Howard Andrews James Watkins Alva Mashburn Charles England Carol King Sponsor Griffin, Ga. REC COUNCIL Barbara King President Irene Johnson Barbara Saxon Vice-President Secretary Rosemary Milholin Faculty Adviser Claudia King Treasurer Jane Hatcher Reporter COUNCIL MEMBERS Alene Johnson Ann Kling Mary Jones CO-CAPTAINS Audrey Lane Elizabeth Seymour Evelyn Riden Elsie Short Harriet Hargrove TRAHLYTANS Audrey Lane Captain Jean Adams Helen Carmichael Beatrice Dillard Betty Joyce Carroll Martha Jean Elrod Ouida Collins Bess Gudger Catherine Hallman Juanita Harris Mary Julia Harvill Jane Hatcher Faye Healen Sara Humphries Irene Johnson Mrs. J. G. Lane Sponsor Atlanta, Ga. Charlotte Lyle Jo Meschine Dot Payne Mary Beth Perry Helen Pierce Gloria Reagin Bernice Roberts Evelyn Singleton Catherine Smith Marilyn Taylor Nell Walker Evelyn Walls Maudine Wilder Jean Wilson MERCUREANS Alene Johnson Captain Jane Adams Shirley Allen Pat Bell Dimple Burch Edna Burgess Gwen Buffington Elizabeth Ellis Evelyn Ellis Mo Grant Elsie Harbin Alice Hersey Patty Horton Nancy Kingery Virginia Kingery Mrs. W. a. Johnson Sponsor Ellijay, Ga. Betty Ann Myer B. J. Mitchell Margaret Maloney Martha Mills Hazel Niblack Jane Orr Jane Paris Annette Pittman Joyce Rhodes Betty Ann Stinespring Leila Strickland Ann Upchurch Mary Wills PHI OMICRONS y W Ann Kling Captain Laverne Barge Bernice Brady Corine Brown Martha Collia Jane Collins Bennie Corbin Christine Davis Ella Mae Duvall Eliabeth Forrester Janie Forrester Claudia Green Helen Gurley Gloria Head Claudia King Mrs. W. L. Kling Sponsor LaFayette, Ga. Evelyn Riden Co-Captain Sara Jo Matthews Dolores Palmer Betty Sue Pierce Betty Purcell Sara Reeves Barbara Saxon Frances Simmons Mary Jo Thompson Rathael Thornton Jane Thurmond Barbara Tilley Carol Vandiver Sue Webb HIPPOLYTANS Jeannette Allen Evelyn Allen Evelyn Adams Aligene Abercrombie Beth Bruce Martha Crooks Jo Earnest Kathryn Gordon Betty Gilmore Rachel Kelly Mrs. Lamar Jones Sponsor Morris Station, Ga. Helen Long Sara Merritt Beth Phillips Lucinda Paradise Kathryn Paris Dorothy Stephens Mary Em Towson Jean White Gordna Woodward Mary Willis GENERALS Saxophones Trombones William T. Dean, Jr. Cornelius C. Amason Charles B. England Alvin W. Granade Harrison K. England Lawrenc;e B. Veal, Jr. Trumpets Drums Charlie R. Cook Warren T. Ray William H. Davidson, Jr. Vocalist Piano La Verne C. Barge Preston B. Bussey BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Cleon Johnson President Joel Biles Vice-President Faye Healen Secretary Jimmy Clay Treasurer Thomas Epps Editor BSU Paper Dimple Burch Sponsor Dalton, Ga. Rev, a, C. Johnson Pastor-Director The Baptist Student Union functions in and through the Baptist Church, seeking to promote spiritual development of students through Christian comradeship. Its aim: To make Christianity collegiate, college life Christian, student friendships happy. Dr. H. B. Forester Director Adams Anderson Bruce Burch GiLMORE Hbrgrove Hatcher King Stephens tutwiler WESLEY FOUNDATION Marie Hill James Sponsor Winona, Miss. Dorothy Wimpy Vice-President Rev. R. E. Elliott Director Henry W. Hill PresitlenI Rembert Gp.een Kdviser 1 Martha Ctooks Secretary 4mt Jack Anthony Treasurer COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN WORSHIP Sara J. Mathews  PUBLICITY BE-m- Jones i Matthews COMMUNITY SERVICE John Simms CHOIR Mary J. Hedden SIMMS RECREATION Harry Davis DRAMATICS Martin Sibley WORLD FRIENDSHIP Carl Barrett 1 ' i H t No Picture) ' J M PHOTOGRAPHY Keith Elrod B H f No Picture) Da is JOM ' Mrs. Etta Gailey Sponsor Gainesville, Ga. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Tom Gailey Harold Chandler Sammy Johnson President Vhe-Presidenl Treasurer The Phys-Ed Club is composed of majors and minors in Physical Education. Its aim is to promote a professional spirit among students of physical education and to promote athletic activities for practical experience in sports. Harrison Townes Secretary PHYS-ED CLUB M S Hi ww kmT ' H i d iJH 1 B f J l IH Hi :::-.«o - ii lH HHI IIii ACTIVITIES Mrs. T. E. Stephens Sponsor Cordele. Ga. SANFORD HALL Miss Alice Donavan Dean of Women Dorothy Stephens President Harriet Hargrove Vice-President Helen Pierce Secretary Beth Bruce Treasurer WMM AT RANDOM AROUND THE BARN Joel Biles Frank Barrett James Gregory Jimmy Clay Henry Miles Cleon Johnson President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Publicity Dir. Chaplain M Mrs. Willis L. Biles Sponsor Griffin, Ga. CABINET MEMBERS Dr. H. B. Forester Faculty Ailviser Bussey Eagan King Leach Mashhurn Mathews McFall FRESHMAN CABINET MEMBERS Bates England Fitts Jones Mrs. E. H. Kingerv Sponsor Gordon, Ga. Dk 111 MO Religious Emphasis Sptake Miss Alice Donovan Faculty Adviser Virginia Kingerv Ann Upchurch President Vice-President Jane Hatcher Secretary Claudia Green Treasurer w We, the members of the Young Women ' s Christian Association, unite in the desire to realize a full and creative life. We determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this task we seek to understand Jesus and to follow Him. COUNCIL MEMBERS Bruce Kling Webb Crooks Martha Glynn Rhynne Sponsor SERGEANTS CLUB First Sgt. Mark Ham President T Sgt. Jack Bargeron Vice-President First Sgt. Preston Bussey Secretary S Sgt. George Tutwiler Treasurer S ScT. Joel Biles Chaplain T Sgt, Joe Thrasher Reporter SERGEANTS ' CLUB The Sergeants ' Club is composed of the sergeants of the battalion. The membership for the year 1947-48 includes all the ser- geants on the campus. Thus you find 100 per cent loyalty of the non-coms for their club. S ScT. Robert Henry Sergeant-at-Arms M Sgt. W. F Vaughn, U.S.A. Faculty Adviser SERGEANTS OF COMPANIES A AND B First Roiv: Dean, King, Gibbs, Eagan, Pinson, Greene, Bargeron, Settle, Thrasher, Smelley, Ivey, Mayne, Wright, Hill, Roberts, Blackwell. Second Row: Brinson, Harben, Bussey, Jackson, Cawley, Rogers, Fowler, Woods, Crowe, Wilkie, DuRant, Gregory, Gore, Boyd, Meigel. Third Row: Tutwiler, Purcell, Robison, New, Perkins, Scales, Rearden. SERGEANTS OF COMPANIES C, D, AND BAND First Row: Rumble, Leach, Fowler, David, Harper, England. O ' Dillon, Tappan, Malcom, Yarbrough, Kelley, Cody. Second Row: Chick, Mauney. Biles, Miers, Watson, Nash, Babb, Norris, Barnes, King, Reagin, Coleman, Holbrook, Arthur. Third Row: Davidson, Reid, Amick, Johnston, Barnes, Camp, Berry. Miss Martha Nell Kelley Sponsor Atlanta, Ga. W. H. Brower President J. F. Blodgett Vice-President M. E. HOAG Faculty Ad riser 4 A. H. Craig Secretary Q. COKER Treasurer MEMBERS i Stewart Brooke Davis Satterfield Elliott MCEVER, V. Sapp burdette Freeman MEMBERS BOATWRIGHT Yarbrough John D. Forrest Weslky H. Brower Fred C. Allen Charles B. Andrews Charles L. Stewart Tommy F. Satterfield Eli F, Sapp Robert L Johnston Charles R. Worley John E, Brooke John L. Kelley James M. Burdette JHUBERT J. DEATON Alton H. Craig Louis A. Morris Harry Q. Davis Marvin L. Taylor Robert D. Freeman Thomas J. Matthews Grady R. Poole Thomas C. Gailey Lawrence L. Savage Walter J. McEver David Owen Herman J. Miller Charles R. Moore Quillian W. Coker John F. Blodgett Colon R. Britt Claude S. Boatwright Robert E. Purcell Ben C. Yarbrough Roy E. McCard Max L. Brabson Max O. Witaker Ben F. Upchurch Erving G. Elliot Virgle W. McEver Wadie J. Roundtree Jean Wilson Presii!ent Robert Henry Vice-President Jane Hatcher Progam Chairman Robert Wooten Secretary William Cannon Parliamentarian Dr. H. B. Forrester Faculty Adviser SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS W. H. CORREY Alva D. Mashburn Claudia King HUEL Keown Joe Reagin Sara Reeves Ann Upchurch Robert Purcell L. C. McRae Mary Jane Hedden Christine Davis Jo Earnest R. B. Strickland Beth Bruce Joe H. Davis R. F. Gore Willis P. Parkins I. P. Lackey Sarah Jo Matthews Don Quillion JiMMEY Clay J. T Townes Frbderich McFall Lucinda Paradise Thomas Mauney A. B. Jones Fred Darden Virginia Kingery Charles E. Chick H. T. Henderson Randall Cody Robert Freeman Wade H. McKoy t tlllf f ' ttiJl if iUI iUlL HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Mr. G. p. Short Sponsor Clarkesville, Ga. Bessie L. Freeman Adviser Sara Merritt Secetary Martha Coffia Treasurer Jane Adams OuiDA Collins Maxine Ellis JANNIE Forester Gloria Head Kathryn Gordon Sara Humphries Iane Orr Annette Pittman Betty Purcell Joyce Rhodes Dorothy Tanksley Mary Willis Martha Crooks Mrs. Charline Johnson Dolores Palmer Sara Reeves Francis Simmons O ' Neal Todd Pearl Todd Helen Gurley Ann Kling Opal Nash Dorothy Stephens Mrs. Julius Still Ella Duvall Rachel Kelly Hazel Niblack Sue Webb Miss Helen Tatum Sponsor Clarkesville, Ga. Harold Chandler Secretary mmmmm % f LETTERMANS ' CLUB Tom Gailey President Harrison Townes Treasurer I I ' r .«% . J - A i u r-J -ir. t ' f- Ifc- — Ben L. Upchurch Vice-President Cadets who have received letters in one of the major sports are ehgible for mem- bership in the Letterman ' s Club. w 1 1 1 1 SkJ ' hm w p if • r iilll ' a 2 Action ill the Alabama Teachers Game Sandy Shous His Form Cadets Trump G. II. C. CAMERA CLUB Ben L. Upchurch Joe T. Thrasher q. w. Coker President Vice-Presideiil Secretary Tommy Satterfield j. a. Mitchell a. S. Johnson Treasurer Adviser Adviser MEMBERS Betty Jones Sponsor Dahlonega, Ga. R. H. Settle J. P. Jones S. Reeves E. G. Elliott N. Kendrick H. D. Miles North Georgia ' s Newest Building ' .■ iM) mimt THE NEW SCIENCE BUILDING Constructed of brick and concrete, it is a large three-story building, thoroughly modern. When completed it will house the departments of biology, chemistry and physics, and furnish them with large classrooms and laboratories. FROM THE FILES 1875 — The mountains lie all around and about the place, rendering it one of the most beautiful and romantic places in the South. 1875 — No student shall be allowed to engage in any concerts, exhibitions, or minstrels. Nor shall any student, while connected with the Institution, be allowed to attend balls. They may attend circuses with the consent of their parent or guardian. 1877 — No student is allowed to smoke on the streets of the town, on the College grounds or in the College rooms or halls. 1884 — The hiring of horses and vehicles is strictly forbidden. 1890 — The uniform consists of a gray coat, pants, and helmet of a pattern prescribed by the Faculty, with white belts. The entire cost need not exceed S20. 1890 — The sale of spiritous liquors is forbidden by law in or within three miles of the town, and no student can go beyond that limit without express permission. 1901 — A certain amount of student labor can be employed at six cents per hour when students wish to supplement their other funds. 1873 — A student who shall offer or accept a challenge to fight, or in any way aid, abet, or promote a duel, or upbraid another for declining to fight, shall be expelled. Many months ago the clapper of the college bell was removed and carried away by some unknown person and search was made but nowhere could it be found. A few days later the janitor received a letter without any signature telling him it could be found in a certain log out in the woods, a mile or so from the college. Mr. Roberts went as directed, and, sure enough, there it was hidden in the log. H slory of Linnpkiii County, Andrew W. Cain. The first public debate by students of the college was held by the Price Debating Society on Wednesday night, April 16, 1873. The subject for debate was the well-known old classic: Resolved, That the pen is mightier than the sword. History of Lumpkin County, Andrew W. Cain. 1873 — First annual report of board of trustees — not enough money to buy books and hire teachers. ki6 i6 the [ a f vwe cJ lve Kymr cJLlm a feature of student activities until apologies to Omar Khayyam ' Au ' ake! For Morning in the Bowl of Night Has flung the Stone that put the Stars to Flight. Early Chow and One of the Kitchen Crete Who Prepare It And Then to the Campus or Maybe Sick Call Say. Which Chapter Do We Have Today? ' Myself, when young, did eagerly frequent Doctor and Saint and beard great argument. Hither hurried whence and whither hurried hence . . . Oh, the brave music of a distant drum ' Buf leave the Wise to wrangle with me the Quarrel of the Universe let be L( ! Some uc Joved — tl]c loi ' clicsf and hcsf! Most Likely IV S iaetil! Lovely ? ; Ah Love! Could thou and I with Fate conspire! ' You know how little time we Ijai ' e to stay With them the Seed of Wisdom did I soiv And with my own hand labor ' d it to groiv ' Back from a Hani Eveniiig ' i Work at the . . . LIBRARY , ambition ' All the Saints and Sages who discussed Learnedly Yep. Learnc ' iUy Surely not in lain My siihsfiinrc from the com man earth was taken Rewariled Effort We Commemorate ChriUmai All, iiilderness, were Paradise enough {and around Dahlonega, ue have the wilderness) 1 1 ill I ' l I a ■ i ' kitm jy; Ami we that nou ' make merry The Bird of Tivie has but a Little Way To Fh — d La! The Bird is on the Win ' The Moving Finger Writes, And Having Writ Moves On . . . OUR ADVERTISERS ARE OUR FRIEI DS PATRO] IZE THEM Automatic Gas Co 130 Bank of Dahlonega 133 Bay Way Laundry 135 Bishops ' Cafe 133 Cash Carry Cleaners 128 Chambers Lumber Co 137 Charles A. Smithgall Co 137 City Shoe Shop 139 Concord Radio Corp 132 Courtenay ' s Jewelers 137 Dahlonega Bus Line 138 Dahlonega Cafe 139 Dahlonega Recreation Center 129 Davis- Washington Co 133 Diana Shops 133 Duckett ' s Army Store 137 Eli Witt Cigar Candy Co 140 Flowerland Florist. Inc 131 Frierson-McEver Co 133 Gallant-Belk Co 132 Gainesville Daily Times 134 Gianesville Florist 140 Gainesville Jewelers 134 Gem Jewelry Co 131 Geo. Moore Ice Cream Co 129 Griffin ' s 126 Harrison ' s Service Station 132 Hawthorne-Brantley Studios 141 Henry W. Moore 139 Holly Theatre 139 Hotel Restaurant Supplv 130 Imperial Pharmacy 133 Jacob Reed ' s Sons 136 J. C. Penney Co 130 J. D. Jewell, Inc 131 J. H. Phillips 139 Jimmy Haynes Motors 134 J. M. Hardy 134 John Sexton Co 135 Lay ' s 132 Lipscomb Drug Co 139 Martin-Johnson Furniture Co 135 Palmour ' s Hardware 134 Parks Feed Store 134 Parley ' s Grill 137 Peerless Laundry 129 Pete Tankersley Lunch Counter 135 Piedmont Drug Co 134 Pilgrim-Estes Furniture Co 135 Queen City Poultry Feed Co 137 Robert Moore 128 S. Gumpert Co., Inc 140 Sharon Jewelry Co 139 Small Estes Bakery 131 Smith House 140 Smith ' s 137 The Canteen 127 The Hub 134 The Leader 132 The Office 139 Wall, Inc.. Jewelers 130 Webb-Crawford Co 140 West Dry Cleaners 137 Whitehead Auto Electric Service 135 White Music Co 133 Woody ' s Barber Shop 140 MEET ME AT . GfllFFIIV ' S FOR SANDWICHES SODAS SCHOOL SUPPLIES TOILETRIES TOBACCOS AND A FRIENDLY GAME OF POOL A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU W here the best is always sold ' R. A. GRIFFIN, JR., Proprietor Compliments of the students ' FAVORITE HANGOUT THE IVDRTH GEORGIA EDLLEGE STUDEIVT EXEHMGE THE CA] TEE] An excellent staff of students THE CENTER OF THE CAMPUS SUPPLIES FOR YOUR EVERY NEED Your Patronage Makes This Convenience Possible JACK ROBERTS, Manager DAHLONEGA GEORGIA CASH and CARRY CLEA] ERS C. H. DAVIS, Onner KHAKI AND WOOL UNIFORMS OUR SPECIALTY Adjacent to front campus DAHLONEGA GEORGIA RORERT m. MOORE Successor to John H. Moore A complete line of general merchandise Friend of All North Georgia College Students DAHLONEGA GEORGIA DAHLOI EGA RECREATIO] CEI TER TOMMY AND BOB EDWARDS Your favorite place to eat and play billiards We are now serving FROSTED MALT Where N.G.C. Students Are Always Welcome DAHLONEGA GEORGIA Quality Service PEERLESS LAIJ1 DRY DRY CLEANIl G COMPA] Y DANIEL HOWINGTON, Manager Commerce Georgia GEO. mOORE ICE CREAM CO., Inc. 54-56 Alabama Street, s. w. Atlanta Georgia COMPLIMENTS -of- HOTEL RESTAURA] T SUPPLY CO., Inc. Manufacturers and Distributors COMPLETE KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM EQUIPMENT 382 West Peachtree St., N. W. Atlanta. Georgia Phone WA. 7451 J. C. PE1 ] EY COMPAIVY Where Savings Are Greatest ' GAINESVILLE GEORGIA WALL, II C., Jewelers Exclusive Gorham Silver Dealer HAMILTON — ELGIN — BULOVA — LONGINE WATCHES Fine W atch Repair 104 N. Bradford Street Timed by W atchmaster Gainesville, Georgia Machine AUTOMATIC GAS CO. OF GAIIVESVILLE 115 North Main Street Gainesville, Georgia COOKING — HEATING Complete Service with BUTANE GAS Water Heating, Refrigeration C o m p li m e at s of GEM JEWELRY COMPAl Y Where Satisfaction Costs So Little INTERNATIONAL SILVER KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WATCHES On Spring Street Side of Square Gainesville, Georgia 113 N. Sage Street Toccoa, Georgia Compliments of J. D. JEWELL, Inc. GAINESVILLE GEORGIA SMALL ESTES BAKERY Home of Aunt Betty ' s Bread Gainesville Georgia ELOWERLA] D ELORIST, Inc. Beautiful Flowers for Every Occasion CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Phones 94 and 25 Gainesville Georgia GALLAI T -BELK COMPAIW GainesiiUe ' s Largest and Most Con ♦ jilele Depnrtnient Store Gainesville Georgia HARRISOI ' S SERVICE STATIO] Let us Sinclairize Your Car for Safe, Summer Driving Gainesville Georgia Everything for the Radio Ham-Technician Service Shop and Laboratory Cameras and Photo Supplies for the Amateur and Professional If rite far Complete Radio or Camera Cnlalop Concord Radio Corp. 265 Peachtree St., N. E. Atlanta 3, Georgia Get the leaders at . . . The Leader Gainesville ( FRESH POTATO CHIPS and FRITOES NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE AS OF: 1934 . . . The buildings in 1934 were the Academic Building. Price Memorial, Barracks, Band House, and the Gym. The basements of Academic and Price Memorial buildings were either undeveloped areas or unfit for academic use. The present Armory room was the college library. 19.36 . . . Sanford Hall erected. It was first used by our co-eds September, 1937. IS opened June, 1938. 19: The Cantc 1939 . . . Barnes Hall and the Auditorium-Dining Hall were erected and jointly dedicated Januar 4, 1939. Barnes Hall was named in honor of Professor John C. Barnes, Head of the Departmeni of Mathematics. 1940 . . . Stewart Library was opened for general student use September 20, 1940; it was dedicated June 6, 1941, in honor of Dr. Joseph Spencer Stewart, president of North Georgia College from 1897 to 1903. Records Music Radios Home and Commercial AppI ances Sales and S ervice White Music Company Gainesville Georgia Frierson-McEver Co. Qualily Apparel for Men ♦ Gainesville Georgia Visit a REAL Drug Store when on leave in Gainesville Imperial Pharmacy Phones 46 and 47 Gainesville Georgia Diana Shop S Ladies ' Ready -to-W ear 112 South Main Street ♦ Gai nesville Georgia COURTESY — EFFICIENCY — DEPENDABLE SERVICE THE BAIVK OF DAHLONEGA A BANK YOU CAN BANK ON Member of F.D.I.C. DAHLONEGA GEORGIA BISHOPS CAFE 109 W. Broad Street Gainesville Georgia Davis-Wafiihington Co. Everylliing jor Building ♦ Gainesville Phone 196 Georgia Compliments of Parks Food ♦ Storo Gainesville Georgia Piodiiiont Drug Co. Excellent Drug Dept. and Soda Fountain ♦ Gainesville Georgia Jiniinio Haynos Motors Sales Chrysler — Plymouth Service Parts and Accessories ♦ Gainesville Georgia O atoamllc iatlu ©tm s Tho Gainosvillo Eaglo (Establhlied ISbO) Upholding an 87 Year-Old Reputation for Integrity and Service THE HUB Dry Goods — Shoes — Clothing Phone 1828 Gainesville, Georgia J. HI. HARDY Photographic Supplies Photo EngraMiNG Commercial Photographer Gainesville Georgia Compliments of Gaiuosvillo Jewelors The Store nith the Pt ach Tile Front on the Sqii are ♦ Gainesville Georgia PALMOUR ' S Wholesale and Retail Hardiiare Phone 10 Gainesville Georgia Pete Tankersley LUNCH COUNTER Hot Sandwiches. Lunches, and Drinks Gainesville Georgia Pilgrini-Estes Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers PIANOS PHILCO RADIOS FRIGIDAIRES FREEZER LOCKERS Gainesville Georgia ON :} n YOUR SEXTON AMERICAN WOOSTERSHIRE SAUCE MEAT I Sexton Martin- Johnson Furniture Co. NORGE HOME APPLIANCES AND SERVICE Quality Furniture for Quality Homes Gainesville Georgia Whitehead Auto Electric Service Complete Auto Tune-up Service Magneto Service Station for FARM TRACTORS Distributor for Delco-Remy and Auto-Lite Parts Gainesville Georgia Bay-Way Laundry We Guarantee NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE AS OF: 1940 . . . Steam heat was turned into Band House for the first time in its liistory. November 11, 1940. 1942 . . . The Infirmary was built and equipped; it was opened for use in September, 1942. 1943 . . . . Ioore Hall, a gift of John H. Moore of Dahloiiega, burned in January, 1943. 1946 . . . Construction on Science Hall was begun December 16, 1946. The new building will cost $285,000.00 and will be equipped with $60,000.00 wiirlh of new modern laboratory furniture, 1947 . . . New faculty apartments. Veterans Apart- ment Units, and classroom buildings added to the physical plant as North Georgia College continues to grow. Compliments of... A VERY APPRECIATIVE FRIEND JACOB REED ' S SO] S 1424-26 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA 2, PA. SPECIALISTS IN MILITARY SCHOOL UNIFORMS SINCE 1824 LARRO BROILER FEED Sold and Distrihiited by Queen City Poultry and Feed Co. The Better the Feed The liigger the Prnfn ♦ 117 Railroad Avenue Gainesville Georgia Chambers Lumber Co. BUILDING SUPPUES Telephone 602 1125 South Main Street Gainesville Georgia Chas. A. Smithgall Co. 119 N. Main Street Formerly The Gainesville Eagle BIdg.) Gainesville Georgia Office Supplies and Equipment Modern Printing Plant Visit . . . SMITH ' S for SANDWICHES DRINKS ♦ LUNCHES Roosevelt Square Gainesville Georgia COURTEXAY ' S Jewelers ♦ Gainesville Georgia Duckett ' s Army Store ARMY CLOTHES ARMY SHOES ♦ 90 Ala :)ania Street Atl. nta Georgia West ' s Dry Cleaners DRY CLEANING ALTERING ♦ Phone 94 Dahlonega Georgia HUNGRY? so. Visi Parley ' s Grill ♦ Dahlonega Georgia To All Persons Entered in This Annual We Wish MUCH SUCCESS AND GOOD LUCK Compliments of DAHLO] EGA-ATLAIVTA BUS LII E MRS. FRED JONES. SR., Manager Leaves Dahlonega for Atlanta 7:30 a.m. E.S.T. and 3:00 p.m. Leaves Dahlonega for Gainesville 9:30 a.m. E.S.T. and 1:30 p.m. Leaves Atlanta for Dahlonega 8:00 a.m. E.S.T. and 3:00 p.m. Leaves Gainesville for Dahlonega 12:30 p.m. E.S.T. and 5:00 p.m. DAHLONEGA GEORGIA Lipscomb Drug Co. Everything a good drugstore carries On the Square ♦ Dahlonega Georgia Sharon Jewelry Co. T. R. Thaxton, Owner Ol Al.lTY JEWELRY REASONABLE PRICES || EXPERT IfATCH REPAIRS || On the Square ' ♦ Dahlonega Georgia Dahlonega Cafe Regular Dinners and Short Orders R. L. Ragan. Prop. ♦ Dahlonega Georgia Compliments of Henry W. Moore Dahlonega Georgia J. H. PHILLIPS Fancy Groceries. Meats and Fruits ♦ Phone 29 D ahlonega Georgia City Shoe Shop W. A. HouSLEY. Proprietor On the Square Dahlonega Georgia HOLLY THEATRE We are proud to serve the Students of North Georgia College GOOD PICTLRES REASOMABLE PRICES ♦ Dahlonega Georgia Compliments of THE OEEICE Chemi stry and Ph ysics Tests and Calculations -the le s? tube twins ' the slipstic i titins Bob Freeman Neb Kendrick Bob PlIRCELL Ray Gore li M ni 101 Barnes Hall A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU at THE SMITH HOUSE , l u- Heart oj ihr Hlitr Hiiliir Mountains Excellent Home-Cooked Food Comfortable Lodging Many Scenic Attractions Cane Creek Falls 3 miles Camp Wahsega 12 miles Woody ' s Gap 14 miles Vogel State Park 16 miles Calhoun Gold Mines 5 miles NeeFs Gap 21 miles Lake Trahlyta 26 miles Amicalola Falls 19 miles Lake Winfield Scott. . . .22 miles } our Host Is W. B. FRY, Owner and Manager Dahlonega, GeORCL ' V Ifrile jor Reservations, or Call — Telephone 9106 Compliments of Eli Witt Cigar and Candy Company of Athens, Georgia HAV-A-TAMPA CIGAR.S TAMPA NUGGETS TAMPA STRAIGHTS Compliments of The Webb-Crawford Company Wholesale Grocers and ROSTERS OF HYGRADE COFFEE Athens Georgia For the UNUSUAL in Floicers GAI] ESVILLE FLORIST ' Home oj Fine Flowers ' Phone 214 111 S. Sycamore Street Floicers Telegraphed Everywhere Gainesville Georgia Compliments of Woody ' s Barber Shop On the Square ♦ Dahlonega Georgia S. Gumpert Co., Inc. Manufacturers oj PURE FOOD PRODUCTS for Hotels, Restaurants, Institutions, Bakers and Ice Cream Manufacturers Ozone Park 16, N. Y. C narauinas ou BRADLEY SONS ATLANTA GEORGIA Proiully ifc hail tbcc, Kcicrciicc thy name, Sfriir for thy lory And for thy fame, Loyal forcfcr ivc ' U he to thee. Forsaking never . . . N.G.C. i ' ■ ' ' ■ .. : •■; ' . 5 '