North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

.4 ; ■- r NORTH GEOPQM COLLFGE DAHL ONe A, EOMIA .RCHIVES U428 C9 1950c, orth Georgia College YCLOPS je49y7 FOR REFERENCE Do Not Take From This Room Ol)e 1950 (T clops YEARBOOK OF IVDRTH GEORGIA COLLEGE DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA C iiAMiiioR Harmon . C aiuuiii IrANK M. Sl ' KAlLlN Rlihlrkord L. Ellis TO OUR BOARD OF REGENTS H. L. WiNCATE Charles J. Bloch CiMftiFsD JcFniits, £rfifi Dav id L P«i)MEi, Buimm Manager The 19S0 CYCLOPS Yearbook of North Georgia College N.G.C. Box 5284 DAHLONEGA. GEORGIA From: The Editors of 1950 CTCLOPS To : The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia (Through Mr. U. E, Hoag, President, North Georgia College) Re i DEDICATION 1950 CICLOPS As a token of our appreciation for the increased facilities and expanded services which have come to North Georgia College through your guidance, the students and friends of North Georgia College join the editors in dedicating to you, the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, the 1950 CTCLOPS. In years past you advised those of us who might have harbored doubt that we have faith in you for the growth and progress of North Georgia College and Georgia. We request respectfully that you accept this dedication as our acknowledgement that you have kept that faith. 0a.. XJ- Business Manager r . - - toy?, 195 Sp. Col. U 428 .N6 C9 J 950 Worth Georgia College, Cyclops 24997 J Hughes Spalding Cason J. Callaway Jamls Plilrsoin Amur I S. Hari) MlLLLR R. BlLL Sandy BtA LR Nol pictured: Robert O. Arnold. Roy N. linimct, Mrs. William T. Hcaley, John J. MiDoiioiigh, William S. Morris, Francis Slubbs, Sr. THE FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION MERRITT ELDRED HOAG President ] Ierritt E. Uoa has proved himself worthy of the highest honors. In ph sical aspects and in spirit, the collefie has improved immenseh ' since Mr. Hoafj ' s arrival as President. ' I ' o him is extended the deepest welcome of the students and faculty of North Georgia College. m v ALICE DONOVAN Dean of Women Georgia State College lor Women B.S.H.E. WILLIAM D. YOUNG Dean A.B., M.A., Cumberland University; graduate study, University of Chicago, Peabody College for Teachers. FRANCIS E. GILLETTE Colonel, Infantry Professor of Military Science United States Military Academy, B.S. JOHN C. SIRMONS Deon Emeritus Ph.B.,M.A., Emory University, graduate study, Duke University. JOHN W. FORREST IstLt. Prcht. Infantry (ret ' d) Commandant of Cadets THE FACULTY JOHN nURHAM ANTHONY Assistant Professor of Biology B.S.. Transylvania University; M.A., Emory University; graduate study. University of Kentucky. JOHN C. BARNES Professor of Matlieiiiatics B.S.. North Georgia College; graduate study, Harvard University. I ' AUI. BECHER Associatf Professor of Che ' riislry B.S., M.S., I ' h.D., Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. ROBERT H. BELCHER Assistant Professor of CIteinistry U.S., Georgia State College for Men; M.S., University of North Carolina; graduate study. University of North Carolina. LEWIS E. BERG Assistant Professor of Matlienialies B.A.. DePauw llniversity; M.. .. Syracuse University. W. DESMOND BOOTH Assistant Professor of English B.S.. Georgia State College for Men; M. .. Emory Uni- versity; graduate study. University of North Carolina. D0R01 HY BROWN Assoeiate Professor of English B.. .. NL. ., Llniversity of .Mabama; Ph.D.. Llniversity of Colorado. T. CONN BRYAN Assoeiate Professor of Social Science B.. ., Duke University; M.. .. University of North Carolina; Ph.D., Duke llniversity. FRED W. CALVERT Associate Professor of Social Science B.. ., . ., Uni ersiiy of Kansas; Ph.D., University of Missouri. WILLL M E. CLARK Associate Professor of English B.A., Centre College; M..A., I ' niversity of Kentucky; grad- uate study. University of Kentucky, Vanderbilt University, Emorv University. ELLEN R. CLARK Instructor in Mathematics B.. ., Llniversity of Kentucky. B. R. DeANGELO Associate Professor of Physical Education B.S., University of Illinois; M.A., Columbia University. CAMILLUS J. DISMUKES Associate Professor of Modern La)iguages B.A., Birmingham Southern College; M.A., Univei ' sity o£ North Carolina; graduate study, Laval University. GABRIEL H, ENGERRAND Associate Professor of Mttdertt Languages B.A., Texas Technologital College; NLA.. Ph.D., State Liiiversitv of Iowa. HARRY B. FORESTER Professor of liiology M.S.. X ' niversilv of . labama: Ph.D.. Tniversity of Wisconsin BESSIE LEE FREEMAN Associate Professor of Home F.ronomics B.S., Oklahoma Central State; M.S., Oklahoma . M. LORIMER B. FREEMAN Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S.C, M.S.C., University of Cieorgia; graduate study. Northwestern Universitv, Harvard I ' niversity. WII LI.VM H. GROVES AssislanI Professor of Pliysiral Education B.Ed.. Southern Illinois Normal I ' niversity; M.. ., Iowa l niversity SUSIE M. HARRIS Lihraiian B.. ., Piedmont College; University of Georgia; B.. . in L.S., Peabody College; graduate study, Peabody College. MARY E. HOOD Assistant Librarian B.A., Piedmont College; B.. . in L.S., Peabody College. STEPHEN M. HUNTLEY Associate Professor of Modern Languages B.A., M., ., University of .South Carolina; Ph.D., University of Toulouse. ALBERT S. JOHNSON Assistant Professor of Biology B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College; M.S., University of Illinois; graduate study. Purdue University. LILLI.XN JOHNSTON Assistant Professor of Ptixsical Education B.S.. Universitv of Tennessee. ALLEN D. MARTIN Assistant Professor of English B.S., Southwestern Louisiana State; M.. .. Louisiana State University; graduate study, C:olumbia University. NKWTOX OAKF.S Associiile I ' ldffssui i j Ilusini ' ss Achiiiiii.shdlinii B.A., M.A., University of Kentiuky; graduate study, University of Kentucky. EWKI.l, C;. PICG Associate Professor of Pli si(s B.S., Central Missouri Teachers College; M.A., I ' eabody College. WILLI.VM P. ROBERTS Assislaul Professor of Social Science B.. .. Emory University; M.. ' ., University of North Carolina. JACIK L. RUSSELL Assislaul Professor of Pliysical f.diicalion B.S., Oglethorpe University; grailuate study, Purdue Univeisity. T. F. S. ' VTTERFIELD Inslruclor, Business Achninistralion B.S., North Cieorgia College; M.S., University of Tennessee. JOHN C. SIMMS Professor of Chemistry B.S., Millsaps College; M.S.. Vanderbilt University; Ph.D.. W ' eslerii Reserve Universilv. ESTELLA C. SIRMONS Associate Professor of Englisli LaCiraiige College; Emory University; Cieoigia State College, B.S. in Ed. ORBV ,SOUTH. RD Professor of Education B.S., Arkansas State Teachers ' College: M.S.. Universilv of .Arkansas; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. C. E. STEVENSON Associate Professor of Education B.A., Oglethorpe Univeisity; M..4., Geoige Peabody Col- lege; graduate study. University of Geoigia, Duke Uni- versity, George Peabody College for Teachers. LAMBUTH R. TOWSON Associate Professor of Mallienialics B.S.. lujiory University; M.. ., University of Georgia; graduate study, University of Chicago, University of North Carolina. GERHARD N. WOLLAN Associate Professor of Mallienialics B.A., Luther College; M.S., University of Iowa; grailualc sltulv, Cornell Universilv. CH. RLES M. VA(.ER Associate Professor of Pli sics li.S. in M.E., University of Maryland; M.Ed., Duke Universitv. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS HOWARD H. GlLliKR I , JR. ( ' .(lllljllKlllll Marie Andfrson (;ra :i Cowor Al l Craig ROBER I OKELLEV, JR. Ilnsiiicss Manoiier Secretary Secretary to tlie President Bnnkslnre Assistant Mrs. |()S| I ' H L. DoiisoN Mrs. W ' eiium A. DoiiSdN Mrs. I.IKV DOSTFR Secretary Secretary Dietitian Marv Janf Hfddfx Secretary to Reiiistrar and Dean iMr.s. Eli.a RA Oakfs Assistant In tlie Re istrin Mrs. Estei.u-: M. Raiford Assistant Dietitian Jack Roberts Manager Student Excliange Dr. D. C. Sirmons C.olleiie Physician Katiirin Smith Secretary to tlie Hnsiness Manager I.. B. Sprinkle Niglil ] ' atclinian Mrs. Sara X. Wriciit, R.N. College Nurse fRs. W ' lM D. Young AIninjii Secretary J. W. PHILLIPS Hooltkeeper .- .5 V ' ' - r I , ilUttarg ke ll5attauon J weetkean 10 COLOR GUARD James E. Sluiiley, Claiciuc H. Collier, Ji ., l):inicl B. Haiiisoii. Robcil A. Slephcns. 11 p. M. S. T. AND STAFF COLONEL FRANCIS E. GILLETTE Infantr ' PMS t MAJOR ROY HIOTT Infantry Asst. PMSitT CAPTAIN JAMES A. LUTTRELL Infantrv Asst. PMS T Since Colonel (.illetle took over as P. M.S. T. at North Georgia College in the fall of 1948 the College has made wonderful achievements in the Militarv Department. He and his excel- lent staff have developed an outstanding Rifle Team: a good looking Honor Platoon; and an excellent staff of Officers ' and NCO ' s. There is a marked improvement over the looks of the entire Battalion. Vith the initiation of such things as P. M.S. T. Progress Tests. NCO School, etc.. the students at North Georgia College have taken an altogether different out- look toward the .Military Program. The Sunday Parades which are held bi-weekly during the iall and Spring ()uarters are an added attraction whereby the cadets, mothers and fathers can come to the College and enjoy themselves and have the privilege of seeing their sons in action. WII.LIA r L. NIXON Warrant Officer WILLIAM DAVIS Warrant Officer SGI . R. H. MEASE Supjily SGT. JOSEPH M. ODONNEL Administration SGT. I CI. JOHN H. KERR Administration M SGT. C. J. ELLER Assistarit Instructor 12 1 j : i$ 4 . MRS. VV. H. DAVIDSON Fort Valley. Georgia Slaff Spotisor LI. COL. WILLLViM L. deVANK linlliilion Coiiiiiiamli ' r MRS. IRANC.F.S deVANE .Alhaiiy. (Georgia Jtiilliiliiiii Sliiiii. iii M. J. WILLLVM DAVIDSON MAJ. GEORGE CHANDLER CAPT. JOHN W . GRINDLE CAPT. SAM I ' .VRRIS Executive Officer liallaliun S) liiitlalioii S-: BnttdUan S-l BATTALIDN STAFF (API. IIIO.MAS N. EPPS L ' r. UEN.SON W. HAYNES . I SGI. E. 1. 1 HRASHER llattalioii S-l Atsl. Iln. S-l lialtaliun Sgl. Major MISS 1 rCIMI A I ' AR ADISK Lincolnton. {.corgia Shnn ' ioy CAPT. B. GRICE SPIVEV Band Cununander BAND II . AI IN V. (.RANADE Execiilivc Officer 1st SGT. G. W. PAVLOSKY LT. ROBERT 15. STRICKLAND First Platoo)! LT. HARRY C. JOHNSON Second Plaloon FIRST PLAIOON R. SiRiCKi.ANU Platoon Leader J. M. Cook Platoon Sergeant k. H. England Plaloon Guide First Squad: Sgt. W. S. Lackland, J. H. Pierce, J. D. Luke, H. B. Dicxlci, H. H. Chambless, P. G. Lowe, Cpl. R. Holcombc. Second Squad: Sgt. R. H. Eaves, W. M. Reins, VV. E. Davis. D. L. Long. R. D. .Anderson. Cpl. R. M. Blasingamc. Third Squad: ,Sgt. V. R. McGrilT. W. P. Olwell. W. P. Maxwell, G. M. Graham, R. L. Vliitley, Burgess B. File, Cpl. W. Williams. SECOND PLATOON H. C. Johnson Plaloon Leader J. R. DfJarnette Plaloon Sergeant R. T. Clark Platoon Guide First Squad: ,Sgt. H. R. Johnson. D. F. Birch, W. L. Brown. D. W. Clark, R. F. Simonlon. C. L. Snyder, Cpl. P. L. Sessions. Second Squad: Sgt. J. M. Cox, D. D. Edwards, O. H. Hastv, V. C. McGahee. V. B. Sims, Cpl. G. E. McDonald. Third Squad: .Sgt. H. R. Hall. W. R. Chafin. Cpl. F. T. Benson, B. T. Clark, P. L. Leathcrwood, Cpl. D. Rex. 14 15 g- ' 79S ' B K mm MRS. R. G. BRINSON Graymonl, Georgia Spotisor A COMPANY A Cai ' t. Remer Y. Brinson Company Commander Lt. John Randolph Executive Officer Joe Kanadv, Jr. Platoon Leader Lt. Malcom Gibbs Platoon Leader Lt. Joel Jackson Platoon Leader Sgt. . lex Stewart First Sergeant J. Kanadav. Jr. J. A. IVEV . J. r. Kim. Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide First Squad: Sgt. V. H. Darden, H. W. Stewart, R. W. Duncan, J. Easter- ling. J. K. Giles, W. L. .Almand. J. V. I lunnpson, Cpl. J. O. Rimes. Second Squad: .Sgt. V. L. Boozer, R. L. Peacock, W, L. Pass. W. T. Mul- lina . L. H. Cook, A. D, Savage, Cpl. R. M. .Shclton. Third Squad: Sgt. R. H. Settle, C. H. Xunnallv, M. H. Moore, E. T. Craw- ford, G. G. Harris. B. H. Henderson, Cpl. H. Jones. Fourth Squad: .Sgt. J. L. Zuker, W. P. Montgomery, J. E. Moore. L. A. Hampton. J. C. . vcry, C. L. Chapman, Cpl. A. M. Bennett. FIRST PLATOON 16 M. A. (.iiiits A. II. Iliii S. T. JoM-s I ltllnolt i.ctulll Pldhmn Sf ' t a ranl PUiliiini ( ' uiil{ ' First S(jiuid: Sgt. C. D. Jclliies, T. !•.. Aiuleison. T. A. Wiley. ). D. Phillips. |. n. Boggiis, C. T. Kiiark. Cpl. J. T. jdiies. Sridiid S iiiiul: Sgl. A. K. Flench. St. K. Camplx-ll. I ' . E. Hofrman. C. V. Campbell. (... W. Jaiiics, C. R. Barron. Cpl. C. S. daincs. Thiid Sqiind: Sgt. I.. B. Travis. F. W. Moslcv. H. A. Riithedgc, B. J. Nichols. P. R. Wise. M. H. Rogers. Cpl. R. A. Bates. Fourtli Squad: Sgt. J. L. Jessnp, H. C;. Shiigart. C. X. Brookshire, W. J. Vaw. C. Davis. A. L. Crittendon, W. H. Cro.xton. Cpl. A. T. Fort. SECOND PLATOON ]. S. Jackson R. S. WlI.I.tAMS ' . n. WlII.IAMS Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platiinn C.utde First Squad: .Sgt. W. II. Smith. I). I.. Craig. F. F, Huff, W. I.. .Segars. H. H. ninren e. J. T. Coleman, C;pl. W. Livscv. Jr. Second Srjiiatl: ,Sgt. W. R. ' an Pelt, C. H. Sligh. |. W. Waters. 15. W. Northciitl. M. I.. Wilson. |. F. Burk- halter. Cpl. J. A. While. Tliird Squad: .Sgt. C;. K. West. R. S. Briscntline. W. P. .Sewell. S. H. Phillips. F. 1 . I hom pson. C;. C. King. . S. Holhrook. Cpl. M. B. Dostcr. Finn til Squad: ,Sgt. F. B. Wall, j. F. Flheiidge. R. . I. Bo l. C. C. PrilcluMt, C:. C. Adams. O. D. Roper, (pi. j. H. Shngart. THIRD PLATOON 17 MRS. J. H. HADDOCK. JR. CUithbcit. Cicoigia Spomor r ff COMPANY B C.APT. John H. Haddock Company Commander Lt. Ira E. New Executive Officer Lt. RoBi rt L. Harper Platoon Leader Lt. Ben H. Purcell Platoon Leader Lt. Carl E. Cosper Platoon Leader ScT. Hill J. Dover First Sers,eant I I t R. Harper T. . kin H. Heath Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon ( ' Uide First Squad: ,Sgt. V. S. Peniii. J. T. Hurt. I. v.. Min ' ix, J. F. Collins, R. G. Bradley. [. D. Hardage, Cpl. C. L. Linehack. Second Sqnad: .Sgt. J. T. Morgan. R. F. Jones, R. M. Hubbard. R. V. .Ander.son, V.. P. .Stringer. W. . Martin, Cpl. W. H. Houk. Third Squad: Sgt. [. A. Carder, B. L. Ivev. J. H. McElreatb. H. L. Matthews, E. B. Bird, H. M. Lock. Cpl. R. G. Burton. Fourth Squad: Sgt. A. T. Ford, K. P. McMillan. B. F. Pirn, NL V. Law, V. Carder, Cpl. E. F. Phillips. FIRST PLATOON 18 R. PimcF.LL . Platoon Leader A. K. Smith Platoon Sergeant . I). Hi ' i.iiKS Platoon Cuidc I-hst Stjiiad: Sgt. C. Q. Shore. J. W. Snow, L. C. Justice, E. T. Sanders, O. L. Glaze, C. F. Marshall, C.pl. G. E. AValls. ScroufI Squad: Sgt. J. H. Matthews, W. L. I ' oniler. W. T. Poor, H. Shan- ahaii. 1 ' . C:. Shiinis, W. C. Hawkins, (ill. 11. R. Md.endon. I ' hiid Siiiuid: ,Sgt. V,. Collins. |. S. Burt. 1). V. Oean. ' A. R. Bruce. C. E. Sanderson. |. 1). Bvrd, Cpl. W. E. Mecks. roiirth Squad: .Sgt. J. D. . nthouv. |i . |. B. |ones. |r.. L. J. Hartley. V. (.. Rile . B. ). Griffith. J. B. Ihorntou. J. J. I ' ale. Gpl. H. I.. C;lark. SECOND PLATOON C. E. COSPFR R. L. McClure J. . . SIMMS Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide First Squad: Sgt. J. W. Johnson, L. W. Hattawav, J. H. Abranis, C. A. Irbv, W. G. VVofTord. J. A. McGlure. I ' . V. Williams, C:pl. W. 1). Holl. Second Squad: Sgt. B. J. Harris, W. W. Brannon, C:. ' . Gunler, A. A. Mc- Lean. T. O. Fowler. R. H. Nfalhis. G. L. Vandiver, Cpl. B. J. Sullivan. Tliird Squad: .Sgt. E. V. Pnckctl. I. H. ickcrs. C. F. .Strickland. J. R. riuMston. W, W. Davidson, E. I,. Calo. V. H. Casey. Cpl. F. G. lallant. Iiiurth Squad: ,Sgl. E. C. Merck, D. M. .McRae. I.. A. Hogarth, J. R. Price, C. V. Fallis, H. I,. Fhurmond. J. S. Clements. Cpl. G. D. Gassett. THIRD PLATOON 19 MRS. C. B. CLIFTON Albany, Georgia Sponsor COMPANY X Capt. James R. Clifton Coniljaiiy Commander Lt. C. W. Hoi.imooK ExecMlix ' e Officer I.T. Ci, v Camt Platoon Leader Lt. Da ,d Parmi r Platoon Leader Lt. Robi rt E. Xflson Platoon Leader ScT. Harr C.rfws First Seraeant c. c:ami ' H. UAitii V. HiNSON Platoon Leader Platoon Serf eant Platoon Cuide Fust Sqnad: Sgt. R. S. Hcwell. V. . L .Minoiiakl. M. Young, G. H. .Vmason. R L. Scuiiinei, C . L. Mr( lain. (pi. II ( . Cunningham. Second Sqnad: ,Sgt. X. }l. 1 liiu hiscin. A. C. Bowen. W.T. Hunter. W. . L Calhoun, J. B. Davis, W. A. Howslev, A. H. Reese. Cpl. F.. L. Mansfield. riuul Squad: Sgt. W. K. Oxford. V. B. Bostwitk, J. A. Garner, A. Ed- ward.s, J. V. Edwards, R. M. Hill, G. Enslcv. Cpl. F. L. l.ayton. Fourth Squad: Sgt. R. V. McBride. E. C. Keetc, W. Coffev, J. W. McClure, J. L. Green, L. T. Oxford, H. N. Lane, Cpl. C. A. Davis. FIRST PLATOON D. I.. I ' ARMF.R W. Bl.ACKWKlX Platoon Leader Platoon Caide First Squad: Sgt. T. E. Kingery, C. W . C.reei. R. C. Bartlett, B. C. Buice. |. n. elements, B. Y. Holwell, Cpl. (:, Armstrong. Second Squad: Sgt. T. C Jackson. n. Threlkeld. R. Withers, G. Johnson. T. P. l.ang. W. K. Boatner, R. K. .Simpson. Third Squad: Sgt. E. H. I ' echick, R. Otwell, R. Tate, P. Jensen, L. D. Chafin, W. H. Carswell, Cpl. M. C. Bowers. Fourth Squad: Sgt. G. V. Home. R. A. McVVilliams, C. F. Bradley. B. A. Bovle, J. P. Thompson, G. A. Stephens, C. Brown, Cpl. W. P. Syfan. SECOND PLATOON R. E. Nelson B. S. Mai.com L. C. McRaf Platoon Guide Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide First Squad: .Sgt. H. D. .Vbcranthy, M. Brown, [. Eaircloth. Max Briley, R. Williams. VVm. Weeks. W. llnliantl, Cpl. R. AVysong. Second Squad: .Sgt. J. Holmes, D. Lyle, VV. Moran. I). McCindy, I. Rob- erts, E. .Sanders. |. Parris, C pl. (;. Whelchel. Third Squad: Sgt. J. Minter, E. Don- aldson. J. Brav, Si. Sikox, H. King. I,. I.angfoifl. NI. I awrcnrc. Cpl. Rill Kord. Fourth Squad: Sgt. D. PattiUo, Wm. Rav, 1. Jenkins. R. Whitehead, B. C:hristopher, E. Johnson. Cpl. F. K. Gordon. THIRD PLATOON 21 r .ff MISS ELSIE SHORT Claikesville. Ga. Sjionsor COMPANY D Capt. George P. Siiori Compmiy Commander Lt. Joe 1 ' . Si rls Executive Officer Lt. Lawrenli . u Platoon Leader Li. James .Means Platoon Leader Lt. Charees Ri (. Platoon Lender SCT. WaEH R I ' EACOCk fir. St Serseant I.. Nash W. Drake J. V rso Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon C.uide First Squad: ,Sgt. P. H. Vest, J. R. Riiig cr. M. M. Beard. (. H. Henson, R. .S. Inncs. E. S. AVliatley. Cpl. F. R. HoltOlE Second Squad: Sgt. R. C. Nicholson, ]. R. Oakes. M. S. .Scott. J. V. Gloria, R. . . Craig. B. L. McDonald. Thi:d Squad: Sgt. B. C. . mick, J. L. Wade, C. T. Carswell, L. J. Fossett, (. . R. James, R. C. Birchler. Fourth Squad: Sgt. A. J. Wethering- lon, J. C. Barrow, R. H. Smith, J. F. Sisson, E. L. . bercrombie, F. M. Chester. FIRST PLATOON 22 J. M. Means C. E. Parrish T. J. PRun r Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide I-irst Squad: Sgl. V. O. Haiiis. C,. A. Parish, J. W ' hkworth. J. M. I.angstoii, C. M. Fanill, W. Lfl Huckeba, C:pl. W. R. Ck)(i))cr. Second Squad: Sgt. A. E. Crow, J. E. Garrett, E. A. Brown, C. R. Nelson, J. R. Kennedy, J. I!. Drew, Clpl. W. 1,. Rvrd. Fourth Sijuad: Sgt. W. W. Bennett, J. R. Morton, W. W. Phillips, J. C. Chastain. E. A. Patterson, C:pl. H. R. Park. SECOND PLATOON C:. N. King E. E. Hurst P. Seales Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide First Squad: .Sgt. H. H. Keown, W. C. Parks. R. L. I ' hillips, E. C:. Rvals, Cpl. L. B. C:handler. V. lindlcv. Second Squad: Cp . |. L. Yaden, E. L. Mon(rief, H. H. Bivan. Jr., I. L. Ciil- leirs, 1), J. Davis. I. ' B. (Ivhtiin. Third Squad: Sgl. B. Sowell. T. Rutlurtord. |. V. Barhci, N. I, (dazi- iiei, C. H. Brown, Jr.. Cpl. K. R. A ' oods. Fourtli Squall: Sgl. ). H. Stevens, |. .M. Hodge. . l. C. Whilworlh, J. A. Henderson, J. M. AVhitehiirsi, (pi. 1.. H. Stahl. ■ THIRD PLATOON 23 f-.tn.-iSltSf ' ' •jf jthCmJt fct l2ia| SK Kl vAtl PP H[i !•« ' ■-■ iff wff ? !! ... ' General Chase reviews tlie troops. (.eneral C;hase. Mr. Hoag. and Colonel Gillette ronler. I ' a.ssing ill leMew. t flKels iitULl 1 lie Huiun rialoun siiov s (ohiinii ol liles. To the winds. 1. I ' uUing targets. ' Z. Demonstration. 3. Firing the Ml. Hard labor. Forrest ' s k Filer ' s School of (oriertion for Waywaril Boys. A slight problem. 24 JOHN W. FORREST 1st Lt. Prcht. Inf. (ret ' d) Coiiimaiidaiit of Cadets Bacwi XL Capp c o M M A N D A N T John W. Grindle C(ninn(iiul(inl ' St( itlnrx (rowi M SGT. CLEMON J. ELLF.R Infantry Assistant Commayidanl of Cadets Davis Kellev MiERS Wood WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Front row: George ' . Chandler. Thomas 1 ' . C.arrett, Barbara Saxon. Renier Brinson. . . . Back row: William L. cleVane, Jane Hatcher, John W. Grindle, Lucinda Paradise, Grice .Spivey. Pictuicd above arc the students from North Georgia College ho were selected for V HO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. The students who are recognized in VHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND ClOLLEGES. represent over 600 colleges and universities. They are nominated by their respective schools on the basis of: scholarship, cooperation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citi- zenshiji and ser ice to the school, promise of fiuine usefulness to business and society. Each student accepted I:)y the organization is awariled a certificate of recognition. In addition WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL- LEGES conducts a placement service for the convenience of its members when they graduate or in future years. This service is very helpful in helping the stucients selected find better posi- tions in the business world. 26 i lS SS5! i - 5W - VA-Si ■(.7.1.- . ' ,_. I, ,;. im 9 K QlkaB B ' ke ( ic a66 50 JOHN WILLIAM GRINDLE Dahlonega, Georgia Bachelor of Science EDUCATION College Honors: President of Senior Glass; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Llniversi- ties and Colleges, 1949-50: Dean ' s List. Member: Y.M.C.A.; N.C.O. Club; Cyclops Start (Editorial Stalf): Future Business Leaders ' Club: Future Teachers ' Organi- zation; B.S.U. Council (Sunday School Representative, B.S.IL Paper Editor); OHicers ' Club (Secretary); Cadet Bugler Stall (Typist). ' Military Unit: Company D (Pvt.. .Sgt.); Company ' B (1st Lt.); Battalion Staff (2nd Lt., 1st Lt., Capt.). BEN GRICE SPIVEY Quitman. Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: Who ' s Vho Among Students in .American L ' niyersities and Colleges, 1949- .50; Dean ' s List; Vice-president of Senior Class. Member: Future Business Leaders ' Club; Generals; NCO Club. Military Unit: Band (Pyt., Sgt., 2nd Lt., 1st Lt., Capt). LUCINDA PARADISE Lincolnton, Georgia Bachelor of Science BIOLOGY College Honors: Who ' s Who in .American l ' niyersities and Col- leges, l949-;-)0; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who at N.G.C. (Most Likely to Succeeil 1948-49, Miss N.G.C. 19. )0); Secretary Senior Class. Member: Science Club (Secre- tary); Sanford Hall (President); Dramatic Club; Rcc Club. WM. HOUSER DAVIDSON, JR. Fort Valley, Georgia Bachelor of Science PHYSICS C:ollege Honors: Who ' s Who . mong Students in .American l ' niyersities and Colleges, 1949- . )0; Distinguished Military Stu- dent. Member: N.C.O. Club; Physics C:lub; Camera Club; Officers ' Club (Vice-president); The Gen- erals. Military LInit: Company D (Pyt., Sgt); Band (1st Sgt., Cap- tain); Battalion Staff (Major). MRS. WALTER GRINDLE Dahlonega, Georgia Sponsor DR H. B. FORESTER A dviser 28 HIRAM DILLARD ABERNATHY Dillaid, Georgia Bachelor of Science PHYSICS C:( llcgc Honors: Dean ' s Lisl. Member: Rex Fraternity; N.C.O. Club; Physics Club. Military Unit: Company C (I ' vt., Sgt.). WAYLAND BENJAMIN ADAMS Ramhurst, Georgia Bachelor of Scietice SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Member: Future Business leaders ' Club; Future Teath- cis ' Oigani ation: Rex Fraternity; Westminster Fellow- ship. X ' ctcrans ' Club. Ben served with the :-)17th Parachute Iniantry in the ETO during World War IF THO F S A. AKIN Stimmerville, Georgia Bachelor of Science PHYSICAL EDUCATION HAROLD THOMAS BABB Eastanollee, Georgia Bachelor of Science PHYSICS Member: Physics Club; Radio Club (Coordinator); N.C.O. Club (Treasurer); Sigma Theta: Forensic Senate. Military Unit: Company C (Pvt., Set., S Sgt., Sgt. I CI. EUGENE PARIS BAGWELL St. Augustine, Florida Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who at N.G.C. 1948 (Most Friendly). .Member: Officers ' Club (Secretary); Future Business Leaders ' Club (.Secretarv); Glee Club. Military Unit: Company . (Pvt.); Battalion Staff (2nd Lt.); Commandant ' s Staff (Honorary Capt). WILLIAM WRIGHT BLACKWELL .Vugusta. Georgia Bachelor of Science BIOLOC Member: N.C.O. Club. Military Unit: Company . (Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt.); t:om- pany C ' (S Sgt.). REMER YOUNG BRINSON Graymont, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION College Honors: Who ' s Vho . mong Stutlenls in American Universities and Colleges. I949-, )0; Distinguished Militaiv Student; Dean ' s List. Member: N.C.O. Club; Officers ' Club; Fiuure Business Leaders ' Club. .Military Unit: C:oinpanv . (Pvt.. Sgt.. L ' nd Lt.. Isi Lt., Capt.). FRANK K. BROWN Cartersville, Georgia (College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: Forensic Senate (Secretary); Future Teacher Organization. 29 HFNRV CLAY CAMP W imler. CJeoigia ISiirhclnr of Science iiioi or.v Member: Officers ' Club; X.C.O. Club; Sigma Tbcta Treasurer. President); PanHcllenic Council ( ' iceprcsi- (lent. President) Military I ' nil Conipan C (Pvt.. Sf l.. lind I,t.). (.KOR(.l, . ( H M)1 I.R loccoa. C.eorgia Haclielnr of Science v, o (K. (College Honors: Who ' s Who Among Students in American l niversities and Colleges. 194 ' .t- i(); Disiingnisbccl Militarv Student: V Cup. 1948-49; All-Star Intramural Football Team. 1918. Meniber: V.M.C.A. (Piesidcnt): Science Club; Duimaiii Club; Officers ' did) (Ireasnrer). Militarv Unit: Company A (Pyt.. Sgl): Conipany C (2nd Lt., 1st Lt.): Battalion Stall (C;apt.. Major). EBER 1:1.B1:RT COLLINS Gainesyille. Georgia Bachelor of Science Bl ' SINFSS ADMINISTRATION College Honois: Vice-president of Junior Class. Member: N.C.O. C:lub (Secretary): Business . dminis- tration Club. .Militarv I ' nit: Companv R (Pvt.. Sgt.). HARRY CLINTON CREWS . lbany. (Georgia fliiclielor of Science riivsics College Honors: Distingnisbed Militarv Student; Dean ' s List. Member: Phvsics Club (Vice-president); N.C.O. Club. Military Unit: Company C (Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt.. 1st Sgt.). GEORGE JEFFERV CROWE Chattanooga, Tennessee Bachelor of A rts SPANISH College Honors: Distinguished Militarv Student. Member: Officers ' Club (X ' ice-piesident, President). Militarv Unit: Company B (P t., ,Sgt., 2nd Lt., 1st Lt.); Battalion Siaff (Major. Lt. Col.). JOHN REESE deJARNETTE Decatur, Cleorgia Bachelor of Science I nUCATION Member: AVesley Foundation; N.C.O. Club; Y.M.C.Y.; Cyclofa Staff: Future Teachers ' Organisation (President). Military Unit: Band (Pvt.. Sgt., S Sgt., Sgt. 1 CI.). WILLIAM L. deVANE . lbany, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: Who ' s Who .Among Students in .American Colleges and Universities. 1949-; )0; Distinguished .Military Student: Dean ' s List. Member: N.C.O. Club; Officers ' C:lub (Secretary, Presi- ilent); Future Business Leaders ' C;iub. ■Military Unit: Companv C (Pvt., Sgt.. S Sgt., 2nd Lt.. 1st Lt.. Capt.); Battalion StalT (Lt. Col.). FRED H. D. RDEN, JR. Bluffton, Georgia Bachelor of Science BloLor.y College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: N.C.O. Club; Science Club (Parliamentarian, President). Military Unit: Company . (Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt.). 30 WILLIAM LEWIS DRAKE Blue Ridge, Georgia liachelor of Science Bl ' SINKSS ADMlNISn RA 1 IO McihIhi: I uUuc Rusiness Leaders ' Club: N.C.O. Club. Military I ' nit: Company ' D (Pvl., Sgl., Sgt. 1 Cl.). JO EARNEST Atlanta, CJcoigia Hachelor of Science biolo(:y Dean ' s List. Member: Hippolvtans; Ret Ciliib n ' rcsidcnt): Future Teachers ' Organization (.Secretary): Wesley loundation {Rciieatiou Cliairman: World Conniuiiiily Chairman); I ' .E. Club (Xicepresident): .Science CMuh: Cheer Leaders: Y.W.C.A. College Honors JERRY EASTERLING Hinesville, Georgia liachelor of Science BIOLOGY College Honors Member: Y.M Military Unit: j _ ._jnors: Dean ' s List. Member: Y.M.C.A.; Science Club: N.C.O. Club. Company . (Pvt., Sgt.). HARRISON KEITH ENGLAND Atlanta, Georgia Bachelor of Science Bl ' SINESS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: ' ice-president ot Junior Class; Dean ' s List. Member: Cadet Bugler Staff (Feature Editor); Dra- matic Club; Future Business Leaders ' Club; Glee Club; Generals: N.C.O. Club. .Military Unit: Band (I ' vt., Sgt.). THOMAS NEWTON EPPS Crawford, Georgia Bachelor of Science MATHEMATICS Member: B.S.U. (President): Y.M.C.A, lain); Dramatic C;lub; Officers ' Club). Military Unit tympany . (Pvt. Stall (Capt.). (Secretary, Chap- Sgt.); Battalion DWAIN C;. IITZPAl RICK Greensboro, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINISS AD.MIMSTRATION College Honors: President of Junior Class; Dean ' s List. Member: Future Business Leaders ' Club; Veterans ' Club. Dwain ser ed with the Naval , ir Corps during V()rld War II. JOHN WENDELL FORREST Pasadena, Texas Bachelor of Arts HIsroR College Honors: Who ' s Who . mong Students in Ameri an Universities and Ciolleges. I94H-49. John served with the . ' ilTlh Parachute Infantry in Europe during World War II. . fter returning he came to North Georgia College vvhcre he was made .Assistant Commandant of C;adets in 1947 and later Commandant of Cadets in 1949. JOHN D. GARNER Dawsonville, Georgia Bachelor of Science BIISINF.SS ADMINISTRATION John served with the 390th Bombardment Group during World War II. 31 THOMAS P. GARRETT, JR. Elberton, Georgia Bachelor of Scietice CHEMISTRY College Honors: Vho ' s Who Among Stiuienls in American Uni ersities and Colleges, 1949-r){); Clark ' s Math- ematics Medal: Dean ' s List. Member: Sigma Theta (Vice-president): Veterans ' Club: Chemistry Club (President): Glee Club. Tom served as Aircrewman in the Navy from 1944 to 1946. MALCOLM ALONZO GIBBS Rutledge. Cieorgia liachelor of Science PHYSICAL tDl ' GATlON College Honors: Distinguished Military Student; Dean ' s List. Member: Lettermans ' Club (President); Sigma Theta Fraternity (Sgt. at Arms): N.C.O. Club (President): Physical Education Club: Officers ' C;lub. Military Unit: Company A (Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt., Sgt. 1 Cl., 1st Sgt.. nd Lt., 1st Lt.). Malcolm was Captain of the ' arsity Basketball Team for the year 1949-50. ALVIN WARREN GRANADE Conyers, Georgia Bachelor of Science CHEMISTRY College Honors: Distinguished Military Student. Member: N.C.O. Club; Officers ' Club; Chemistry Club; Sigma Theta Fraternitv; Generals. Military Unit: Band (Pvt., Sgt.. 2nd Lt., 1st Lt.). MARY JANE GRIER W ' est Palm Beach, Florida Bachelor of Science BIOLOGY Member: Hippolytans. Jane transferred to North C;eorgia College her Senior ■y ' ear. BARBARA KING GURLEV Dahlonega, Cieorgia Bachelor of Science PHYSICAL EDUCATION College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: Rec Club (President): Physical Education C:lub; Cheer Leaders (Captain); Trahlytans; B.S.U. JEANETIE ALLEN GURLEY Dahlonega, Georgia Bachelor of Science SECRETARIAL SCIENCE College Honors: Dean ' s List; Secretary of Junior Class. Member: Dramatic Club (Secretary. Treasurer): Future Teachers ' Organization; Future Business Leaders ' Club; Rec Club; Forensic Senate. JOHN HOUSTON HADDOCK, JR. Cuthbert, Georgia Bachelor of Arts ENGLISH Ciollegc Honors: Distinguished Military Student; Dean ' s List; Best Rifle Marksman 1947-48-49; Varsity Rifle Team; Rifle Team Captain 1948-49. Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity (Chaplain); Officers ' Club; N.C.O. Club. Military Unit: Company B (Pvt.. Sgt. 1 Cl.. 2nd Lt.. Capt.). FRANK P. HARMON Clearwater. Florida Bachelot of Science PHYSICS College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member; Physics Club (Secretary, President): Rex Fraternity. Wahoo was at North Georgia College with the . .S.T.P. in 1945. He later served in the Corps of Engi- neers in the Army. 32 ROBERT LUTHER HARPER Dewyrose, Georgia Bachelor of Science BIOLOr.V College Hoiiois: Dean ' s List; Dislingiiishccl Mililaiy Student. Member: N ' .Cl.O. Club; OfTuers ' Club; Siiencc Club; Chemistry Club. Military I ' nit: Company B (Pvt., .S ,Sgl., Sgt. I CI., 2ncl Lt., Capt.). JANE HATCHER (iriffin, Georgia liachelor of Science College Honors: Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who .Among Students in . inericaii I ' niversitics and Colleges, 1949-5(1; . losi likely to Succeed in N.C.C. Who ' s Who, 1949-,50. .Member: Science Club (Program Chairman); Glee Club; V.VV.C.A. (Secretary); Re Club; B.S.U.; Rifle Team. BENSON W. HAYNES C:lermont, Georgia lUirlielor of Science BUSINI-SS AD.MIMSTRATION College Honors: Dean ' s List; Distinguished Military Student. Member: Rex Fraternity (Secretary and Treasurer); Future Business Leaders ' Club (Vice-president); N.C.O. Club: Officers ' Clu b; Letterman ' s Club. Military Unit: Company C (Pvt., Sgt.); Battalion Stall (2nd Lt., 1st Lt.). ALICE CONSTANCE HERSEY Savannah, Georgia Bachelor of Science BIOLOGY Member: Mercureans; Rifle Teairi (Captain); Dramatic Club; Science Club; Cadet Bugler Staff; Cyclops Staff (Feature Editor); Chemistry Club; Y.W.C.. . AUGHTY BUFORD HILL, JR. Dalton, Georgia Bachelor of Science I ' HVSICAL EDUCATION Member: Physical Education CJub (I ' rcsideiU); College Rifle Team; Rex Fraternity; N.C.O. Club, Company Rifle Team. Military Unit: Company A (Pvt., S Sgt., Sgt. 1 Cd.). Stonehead was coach of the A Company Football Team his Junior and Senior year. CLllTON WALI KR HOI, BROOK Cornelia, Cieorgia Bachelor of Scic ice BUSINI-SS ADMl.MSTRATIO.N College Honors: Distinguished Military Student; Dean ' s List. Member: Future Business Leaders ' Club (President); Sigma I beta Fraternity (Secretary); N.C.O. Club; Ol- hcers ' Club. Military Unit: Ciompaiiy C (l ' t., Sgt., 1st Sgt., 2u(l Lt., 1st Lt.). JAMES A. IVEY Oglethorpe, Georgia Bachelor of Science IMIVSICAL EDUCATION Member: Dramatics Club (Secretary, Treasurer); N.C.O. Club; Physical Education Club; C adet Bugler. Military Unit: Company B (Pvt., Sgt); (!ompany A (Sgt. 1 CI.). J. C. JACKSON Dahlonega, Cieorgia Bachelor of Science BIOI-OC.V College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: N.C.O. Cilub; Science Club. Military Unit: Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt.). J. C. served with the Navy during World War II. 33 JOEL S. JACKSON C.uthbert. Georgia Hnchelnr nf Science BIOLOGY College Honors: Dean ' s List. Meniljer: Glee Club: Science Club: N.C.O. Club: Officers ' Club: Rifle Team. Militarv l nit: Company . (I ' vt.. Sgl., 2n l Lt.. l-l Lt.). CH.ARLES JOE J. MtS Avondale Estates, Georgia Bachelor of Science PHYSICS Member: Rex Fraternity; Physics Club: N.C.O. Club. Joe was in the . rmy during AN ' orld War II. CHARLES DEAN JEFFRIES Rome, Georgia Bnclielor of Science BIOLOGY College Honors: Dean ' s List: Editor 1950 Cyclofjs. Member: N.C;.0. Club: 1949 Cyclops Staff (Military Editor): Forensic Senate (Whip). Military LUiit Company . (Pvt.. Sgt.). JAMES A HI I JOHNSON Gainesville. Cieorgia Bnclielor of Science College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: Physics Club (Secretary): N.C.O. Club: Radio Club. Militarv L ' nit: Company B (Pvt.. Sgt.). JOHNNY WILBURN KELLEY Fayetteville, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: Distinguished Military Student; Dean ' s List. Member: Officers ' Club: Future Business Leaders ' Club; N.C.O. Club. Militarv Unit: Company ■D (I ' M.. Sgt.. S ,Sgt., Sgl. 1 Cl., 2iul Lt.. C:apt.). CHARLES N. KING Rome, Georgia Bachelor of Arts HISTORY College Honors: Dean ' s List: Business Manager of Cailet Bugler. Member; Officers ' Club; N.C.O. Club: Y.M.C.A.; Rex Fraternity; Letterman ' s Club; Varsity Tennis Team. Military Unit: Companv D (Pvt., Sgt., 2nd Lt., 1st Lt.). NANCY JEANEFTE KINGERY Gordon, Georgia Bachelor of Science SECRKTARIAL SCIENCE College Honors: Dean ' s List; Har est Oueeu 19IS: lleauty 1949-. ' )0. Member: Rec Club: Mercurcaii, Y.W.C.. . M ARLIN V. L. W ' . tlauta, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: Dramatics Club; Future Business Leaders ' Club; N.C.O. Club; Forensic Senate. Militarv Unit: Companv B (Pvt., Cpl.). 34 FRANK LEON LAYTON Cartei ' sville, Georgia Bachelor of Science CHKMISTRV (ollcgc Honors: Dean ' s Lisl. Mcmljc-r: Y.M.t ' ..A.; Clicniisliy Club; l)i:iiii;ili( ( liil); Wesley I ' ounilalion: N.t;. ). Cliil). Military I ' nit: C:oni|janv C (I ' M.. C pl). ROIU ' -.RI LEWIS MeCEl ' RE Kennesaw, (.eorgia lUulielor of Arts HISTOR College Honois: Dean ' s List. Member: N.C.O. Club (President); Officers ' Club. Military Unit: I ' vt., ,Sgt.. S Sgt., Sgt. 1 Cl., 2nd Lt.). LUTHER CURTISS McRAE, JR. Mount Vernon, Georgia Bachelor of Science College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: Glee Club; Science Club; N.C;.0. Club; . I.C.A.; Sigma Tlicta Praternity. Military Unit: Company C (Pvt., Sgt.). BEN STUDDARD M ALCOM Monroe, Georgia Bachelor of Science PHYSICAL EDUCATION Member: Physical Education Club; N.C.O. Club; Y.NLC., .; Letterman ' s Club; Future Teachers ' Organiza- tion. Military Unit: Company ■ ' C (Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt., Sgt. 1 Cl.). ALLEN PARKER MIEGEL, JR. Marietta, Georgia Bachelor of Science EDUCATION Member: Rex Fraternity; F ' uture Teachers ' Organiza- tion. Military Unit: Company . ' (Pvt.. Sgt.). LEWIS JAMES MIERS, JR. Powder Springs, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: Upper 10% Freshman Class; Dean ' s List. Member: Y.M.C.X. (C:abinet Member); Wesley Founda- tion (President); Officers ' Club (Vice-president); N.C.O. Club; Future Business Leaders ' Club. Military L nit: Company C: (Sgl.. Capt.); Battalion Staff (Major). Lewis ser ed with the Isi Iiifantrv Dhision hi World War n. .MAR 1 ll. LOUISE .MILLS .Atlanta, Cieorgia Uai hrlor of S( icnce lUOl (K. Member: Cvcloji.s Staff ((.old Star Editor, . ssoriate Editor); Mercureans; Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Girls ' Rille I cam (AssisianI Managei): .W.C.. . BEIIA JE.W .MILCHELL Duluth, Georgia Bachelor of Science BIOLOOV Member: Y.W.C.A.; Rec C.hih (Council); Mcrcuiean (Co-captain; Captain). 35 LAWRENCE MARSHALL NASH Pliiloinath. Cicorgia Bachelor of Science PHYSICAL IDI ' CATION Mcinl)ei: I ' livsical Edutation Club (Treasuici); Lcl- icTinans C liih; N.C.O. Club; OBiccis ' Club. Military Unit: Companv D (I ' vt., Sgt., Sgt. 1 Cl., Ind Lt.). ' ROBERT E. NELSON. JR. Eatonton, Georgia lUichelor of Science BUSINFSS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: Distinguished Military Student; Dean ' s List. Member: Future Business Leaders ' Club; Officers ' Club; N.C.O. Club; C cIops Staff. Military Unit: Companv C (I ' vt., Sgt.. Sgt. 1 CI., 2nd Lt., 1st Lt.). ROBERT LANE OVERSTREET Gravmont, Georgia Bachelor of Arts ENGLISH College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: Dramatic Club (Vice-president); Cadet Bugler Staff (.Associate Editor); Future Teachers ' Organization (Reporter). DAVID LINDSEV PARMER Columbus, Georgia Bachelor of Science MATHFM. T1CS College Honors: Dean ' s List; Distinguished Military Student; Business Manager, 19. )0 Cyclops. Member: N.C.O. Club; Officers ' Club; Letterman ' s Club. Militarv Unit: Companv C (Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt., Sgt. L Cl.. 1st Sgt., 2nd Lt., 1st Lt.. Capt.). WALTER H. PEACOCK, JR. Thomaston. Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINFSS ADMINISTRATION Member: Rex Fraternity (2nd ' ice-president); N.C.O. Club I ice-president); Letterman ' s Club (Treasurer); Fu- ture Business Leaders ' Club; Cadet Bugler Staff (Circula- tion Manager); Tennis Team; Basketball Team; Pan- Hellenic Council. Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Sgt., 1st Sgt.). JAMES H. PONDER Waleska, Georgia Bachelor of Science Mcnrber: Radio Club. BENJAMIN H. PURCELL Clarkesville, Georgia Bachelor of Science PHVSICS College Honors: Distinguished Military Student; Dean ' s List. Member: Officers ' Club; Physics Club; B.S.U. Council (Vice-president, Business Manager of B.S.LI. Paper); N.C.O. (Chaplain); College Rifle Team. Military Unit: Company B (Pvt., Sgt., 2nd Lt.. 1st Lt.). JOHN RUSSELL RANDOLPH Winder, Georgia Bachelor of Arts HISTORY College Honors: Distinguished Militarv Student; Most Athletic in Who ' s AVho at N.G.C., 1948-49 and 1949-50. Member: Rex Fraternity (Secretary, Treasurer, Presi- dent); Pan-Hellenic Council (Vice-president); N.C.O. Club; Officers ' Club. Military Unit: Company C (Pvt.); Company A (Pvt., Sgt.. .Sgt. 1 C.l., 2nd Lt., 1st Lt., Capt.). John was a member of the . 1I-Star Intramural Football Team his Freshman, Junior, and Senior Years at N.G.C. 36 JAMES FOY REARDEN Monticello, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMIMSTKATION Member: Sigma Theta: V.M.C.A.: I ' lilure Business Leaders ' C:iiib; N.C.O. Club; Oftiiers ' C;iub; Ritie Team. Military Unit: Company A (I ' M., .Sgt., 2nd Lt., 1st Lt.). GEORGE FINLEV ROUTON Manchester, Georgia Bacheloi of Science BUSINKSS ADNtlNrsTRATION College Honors: Best Drilled Cadet (1947-48). Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity (Chaplain); B.S.U. Council (2nd Vice-president); Business Administration Club; Cadet Bugler Stall (Typist). Military Unit: Company C (Pvt.); Non-R.O.T.C. BARBARA LEE SAXON Greensboro, Georgia Bachelor of Arts ENGLISH Member: Rec Club (Council, Secretary); Phi Omicron (Co-Captain, Captain); Junior Class Treasurer Forensic Senate (Secretary, Treasurer, President); Bugler Staff. ROBERT H. SETTLE, JR. Winder, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINKSS ADMINISIRATION College Honors: Business Manager 1949 Cyclops. Member: Rex Fraternity (Public Relations Officer); Cyclops Staff (Photographer); Cadet Bugler Staff (Photog- rapher); Camera Club; Future Business Leaders ' Club; N.C.O. Club. Military Unit: Company A (Pvt., Sgt.). LEE E. SEWELL Birmingham, . labama Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION College Honors: Dean ' s List. Member: Rex Fraternity; Westminster Fellowship; Future Business Leaders ' Club (Treasurer); Veterans ' Club. Military llnit: Non-R.O.T.C. Lee served with the . rmv Air Forces in the ETO during World War II. FRANCES LOUISE SIMMONS Statesboro, Georgia Bachelor of Science SECRETARIAL SCIENCE College Honors: Secretary of Junior Class. Member: Rec Club, Future Business Leaders ' Club; Home Economics Club. CLAYTON OLLIS SPANN Richland, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Member: Future Business Leaders ' Club; N.C.O. Club. Military Unitff Company C (Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt., ,Sgt. 1 ' CI.). THOMAS NELSON STOVALL Danielsville, Georgia Bachelor of Science BIJSINFSS ADMINISTRATION Member: Rex Fraternity; Future Business Leaders ' Club; Dramatic Club. Military Unit: Company B (Pvt.); Non-R.O.T.C:. Tom served with the U. S. Navy during World War II. 37 ROBERT BUFORD STRICKLAND Tarpon Springs, Florida Bachelor of Science CHEMISTRY Member: Chemistry Club: Sigma Theta Fraternity iSe(rctarv): Otficeis ' Club; N.C.O. (:lub: (Jenerals; Science Club. Military I ' uit: Band (I ' M.. Sgt.. 2nd l.t.). C.A,ROL JEAN VANDIVER Jefferson, Georgia ISnclielor of Science SICRET. RIAI. SCIENCF, Member: Rcc Club; Future Business Leaders ' Club; Glee Club. FRANK BENNETT WALL, JR. Omaha, Georgia Bachelor of Science BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mcmlier: Rex Fraternity (Sergeant-at-Arms); N.C.O. ( lub: Future Business Leaders ' Club (Reporter): V.M.C.A.; ( adct Bugler Staff (. rt Editor); Company RiHe Team. Military Unit: Company A (Pvt., Sgt.). PAUL HAMPTON WEST, JR. Acworth, Georgia Bachelor of Scietice BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Member: F ' uture Business Leaders ' Club; NCO Club. Military Unit: Company D (Pvt., Sgt., S Sgt.) BOBBIE JEAN WESTBROOK Cedartown, Georgia Bachelor of Science EDUCATION C;ollege Honors: First Beauty, ' 50 Cyclops; Best Per- sonality. Member: Future Teachers Organization (Treasurer); Irahlytans. Robbie transferred from West Georgia College her Senior Year. WILLIAM MELTON WOODS Swainsboro, Georgia Bachelor of Science SOCIAL SCIENCE Member: Future Teachers ' Organization; Officers ' Club. Military I ' nit: Company B (Pvt., Sgt. 1 Cl.): Com- mandant ' s Staff (Honorary Captain). HULL H. KEOWN Canton, Georgia Bachelor of Science BIOLOGY mV ■ Probably the most serious disciplin- ary case in the files of North Georgia College was concerned with a duel that took place in the halls of what is now Price Memorial Building between two cadets. This event occurred in the early days of June. 1873. The outcome was that one of the participants severed his connections with the school and the other received a very severe reprimand., 38 ' 50 JUNIORS ' 50 XORRIS UROWN ilaiiiii. ( .a. FRANCES SIMMONS Statesboio, C.a. Secretarx MISS JOYCK Mm I-: Atwoith, Ga. Sponsor Aiiwis i) Ms. Mrs. W, 15. Al.l.FN Batf.S Jane Adams Jefferson, Ga. Roi ' .i rt Biasingame Mi5s. V. B. Adams Dalton, Ga. H akoid Cartkr Shirt.hy Allen Jefferson, Ga. William Chafin Robert Bates Meansville, Ga. VVebbv Coffey William Benneit Thomaston, Ga. Kenneth Cox I ' .IU-.R COLLINS Gainesville. Ga. Vice-president CLARENCE COLLIER Midvillc, Ga. Treasurer Rfnm n Jersey, Ga. Bariiesville, Ga. Washington, Ga. Chatsworth, Ga. Canton, Ga. I5l S1N(. Wll Chafin 39 DUBSON. J. l uh (.)N. W . 1)0 FK FllH Graham Joe Dobson William Dobson Hill Dover BURGES FiTE Marian Graham Rockmart, Ga. Rockmart, Ga. Ellijay, Ga. Dahlonega, Ga. Danielsville, Ga. Martha Jane Gunn George Harris JuANiTA Harris Julia Harvill . WiLBURN Hawkins Warrenton, Ga. Point Peter, Ga. Jenkinsburg, Ga. Alto, Ga. Canton, Ga. Gunn Harris, G. Harris, J. Har II I Hawkins Heath Holcomdi. Holmes Hezekiah Heath Homerville, Ga. Ross Holcombe Canton, Ga. John Holmes Columbus, Ga. George Horne Albany, Ga. Flo-sd Horton Atlanta, Ga. Hughes Hurt jissrr William Hughes James Hurt . Jack Jessup . . Harry Johnson Betty Jean Lipscomb Horne Horton Add, Ga. Cuinming, Ga. Smithville, Ga. Quitman, Ga. Dahlonega, Ga. Johnson Lh scomb 40 , i MtANS MkGahik James Mfans Zebulon, Ga. Walter Megahee Covington, Ga. Edwin Merck Gainesville, Ga. Julius Morgan Lithonia, Ga. Olin Nickelson Atlanta, Ga. Nix Park MKRfK Mori. AN NiCKiisoN Edward Nix Cleveland, Ga. Howard Park Ideal, Ga. Sam Parris . . Blue Ridge, Ga. Charles Parrish Thomaston, Ga. Dan Pattillo Lithonia, Ga. Parris Parrish Pattillo I ' l likic K PiriMAN RllDDI s Short Shurley Edwin Pfdrick Annette Pittman Joyce Rhodes George Short James Shl ' rlev . Quitman, Ga. Woodbury, Ga. Crawlordville, Ga. Clarksville, Ga. . Thomaston, Ga. Robert Stephens Maysville, Ga. Alex Stewart Albany, Ga. Joe Surls East Point, Ga. Frank Thrasher Chicopee, Ga. Evel n Walls Camming, Ga. StI Till N ' i S 1 r« K r Sl ' rls 41 W ' l i 111 Kl (.l(l W ' llITWORI W ' ooos I ' KI K JoH W ATKINS riiomaston. Ga. Jack Whitworth Toccoa, Ga. AnU W ' lTriERl.NCrON Lenox, Ga. Kenneth Woods Newington. Ga. Jack Zukfr Atlanla, Ga. In carlv . pril, 1873, the Secrclais ol W ' ai pioniised f:olonel W. P. Price, Pie.sident ol ihe Roaid of Trustees, that the college would be supplied with guns, accoutrements, and the like as soon as the number of male students reached 150. .Vnollier l)e:iiil pidiii Clown? No! Just Jolinnv 1 42 ' 50 SOPHOMORES ' 50 I Wll s II. 11K 1. [K. Makj iiA Ann Akkiik.] l!c)o i K Smith James H. .Stephens, Avondale Estates, Ga., Presi- dent: John S, Clements. Jr.. Vaklosta, Ga., Vice- president; Warren 15oc).fcr. Atlanta. Ga. . .Secretary; Max V. Smith. C:ollegc I ' ark. C.a., I leasnrer. Litlionia, Ga. I ' clham. Ga. John I). n I HON1 . |r. Dahlonega. Ga }|-AN f NI)I 11 Dninth. Ga. Ro (l ( . I ' . KII 1 1 1 I ' ort Valley, Ga .Vkllll ' K . l. Ulnniti. |r. Cim ers. Ga. Frank T . Benson Qiiitiiian. Ga. [() ANNr liooiH Hartwell, Ga. . llRIA. I 15ro n . . Hartwcll, Ga. ' | 1AN 1 lUlRDl N , Hartwell, Ga. John V. BtlRKIlAI.n R Claxton, Ga. Roiii Ri G. BiRioN, Jr. M  nr )e. Ga. C.HARI.I s W. Cami ' Iui.i. Hartwell. f;a. Li;oN H. Cai ' I ' ... Arlington. l-la. W irriAM H. Carswt LI. Quitman, Ga. I ' Ri:d M. Chester .Alpharetta. Ga. William O. ChRISTOI ' HIR Douglas, Ga. flAROLVN Clay DcSoto, Ga. Carolyn Cla-i ■ Mbanv, Ga. .MISS . IAR )l AN SI 1 I ' lll.NS . (iiulale Kslatcs. (.a. Sponsor 43 Coleman Crawford Cunningham Davis, G. Duvall Edwards, D. Faircloth French Cook Cullens Davidson dfJarnette Edge Epps Findi.ev Gaines CosPFR Culpepper Davis, C. Duncan Edwards, A. Ethridge Ford Gassett John T. Coleman James M. Cook Wiightsville, Carl E. Cosper Gainesville, iLLiAM O. Epps Crawtoril, Ga. BoBB J. Harris Thomaston, Ga. Ga. James E. Ethridge Hartwell, Ga. Robert E. Hfwei.l Elberton, Ga. Ga. Ja.mes E. Faircloth Cairo, Ga. William J. Hinson, Jr. Claxton, Ga. Klder T. Crawford BlakeU. Ga. Hiram F. Findlfy Doraville, Ga. Louise Hiich Fitzgerald, Ga. Tommy L. Cullens Camilla, Ga. William D. Ford Monroe, Ga. Barnard Y. Holwell Quitman, Ga. William C. Culpepper Toccoa, Ga. .Albert E. French Rossville, Ga. Victor H. Huichison Columbus, Ga, Hugh C. Cunningham . Arlington, Ga. Charles S. Gaines. Jr. Elberton, Ga. Carlvle . . Irb Fort X ' alley, Ga, William V. Davidson. Jr. Lithonia, Ga. George D. t;. ssFiT Thomaston, Ga. Carl W. Ja.mfs, Jr. Dalton, Ga, Clifford . . Davis Cairo. Ga. Fred K. Gordon. Jr. Cordele, Ga. Harold R. Johnson Decatur, Ga, GUERRV Davis. Jr. Buford. Ga. Martha Grant Cornelia, Ga. Wili.ene Jones Gainesville, Ga, Dorothy dfJarnette Macon. Ga. Ralph J. Griffis Cecil, Ga. Joseph B. Jones Midville, Ga, Robert W ' . Duncan Griffin, Ga. Bern. rd O. Griffith Cedartown, Ga. Stanton T. Jones Chatsworth, Ga, Ella Mae Duvall Eton, Ga. . li.an W. Gurley Dahlonega, Ga. Joseph Kanaday. Jr. Murravville, Ga, J. D. Edge . . Dahlonega, Ga. Henry R. Hall Hahira. Ga. Charles C:. King Griffin, Ga. .Angus Edwards. Jr. . . . Cairo, Ga. Bernice Harben Dawsonville, Ga. Janet King . . Dahlonega, Ga. Dyer D. Edwards Jackson, Ga. Dan Harda(;e Marietta, Ga. John P. King . Decatur, Ga, Gordon Grant (;rifeis Griffith Gurley Hail Jones, J. Jones. S. Kanaday King, C. King, J. King, J. P. if i f iiitiii iftii 44 RiNGKRV LOOI ' ER McDoNALD. I. Maithews, J. .Mali iii Moran Oxford Parris Lang Lowe McDonald, W. Matthews, N. Minter Nicholson Paris Pavlovsky LivsEY McBride McLean Mealor Moore Northcutt Parks Peacock Edwin Kingery .... Gordon, Ga. RoscoE Nicholson Clayton, Ga. Joe Rimes Brunswick, Ga. Tunis P. Lang Sandersville, Ga. Ben Northcutt Marietta, Ga. C:harles Ruark Bishop, Ga. William J. Livsey, Jr. Clarkston. Ga. William Oxford Rutledge, Ga. Paul Seals Soperton, Ga. Betty Ann Loopfr Dawsonville, Ga. Luc Paris Cedartown, Ga. Preston Sessions ' aldosta, Ga. Phelan Lowe, Jr. Fort Valley. Ga. Edward Parks Gainesville, Ga. Jo cE Shirley Bowersville, Ga. Russell McBridi .Albany. Ga. John Parris Blue Ridge, Ga. John Simms Dahlonega, Ga. (one McDonald Dahlonega, Ga. Gil BERT PaVLO sky Norfolk, Va. Peggy Smelley Lula, Cia. Walter McDonald Decalur, Ga. Robert Peacock Ashbiirn, Ga. Joan Smith . Bainbridge, Ga llen McLean McRae, Ga. Beth Phillips Canton, Ga. C;uELDA Smith Commerce, Ga. |amis Matthews . Perry, Ga. Earl Phillips Hinesville, Ga. Nancy Smith Dahlonega, Ga. Naomi Matthews Winder, Ga. John Phillips Brunswick, Ga. Ralph Smith Clermont, Ga. Sue Jane Mealor . . Commerce, Ga. Shepperd Phillips, Jr. LaGrange, Ga. William Smith Buford, Ga. Ruby Lynn Mauldin Commerce, Ga. Beite Sue Pierce Dalton, Ga. Broadus Sowei.l Chesterfield, S. C. James Minter Inman, Ga. Frank Pim Atlanta, Ga. Alice Staton Gainesville, Ga. Jimmy Moore Biiena Vista, Ga. William Poor AVoodstock, Ga. Joe SiEPHENSON Suminerville, Ga. Walter Moran . .Albany, Ga. Charles Pruciieit . lIo, Ga. Berry J. Sullivan ' aldosta, Ga. I ' lllI.I II ' S, B. I ' llILLIl ' S, .S. I ' OOK Ruark Shirley I ' liRii.sioN Smith, R. Staton I ' llILLirS, 1-.. I ' IKRCE I ' RIITHl TT Seals Sim MS Smith, G. Smith, W. .Stephenson I ' Hii Ill ' s. J. I ' lM Rimes Sessions Smi 1 1 r Smiiii. N. Sown I, Sl 1 1 l 45 r.M.l.AM Thomas Wll IIAMS WiMFV AI.KFR W ' fiks Yaden Ika i Tai.lknt I.ucv Thomas Anne Thompson Jamks p. Thompson Ia( K W. THOMI ' SON Sara Thruston Luther 1 ravis Wu LiAM ' an Pilt Atlanta, Ga. Gainesville. Ga. Dawsonville. Ga. Washington, Ga. Thomasville. Ga. Atlanta, ..Ga. East Point, Ga. Rome, Ga. JESsi; Yaden EiiZABi IK Wai.ki R .Mpliaictta, Ga. Nancy Weeks Ellijay, Ga. C.i.AVTON West Graymont, Ga. Car[ Wkstbrook Xorcioss. Ga. GioRr.i: Whelchi r, Gordele, Ga. JiRRv ' hite Winder, Ga. Rovri Williams Lawienceville, Ga. E iiL W ' iMi ' v Dahlonega, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. .At the spring term of the .Snpciior Gonrt of Lumpkin (.oinitv, 19 ' i(l. the name ol the school was legally changed from N.G.. .C. to N.G.C. Mr. (lark ' s I ' lililii Speaking ir) C lass. Feeding the Carolers. V , ' Cj fi nkli 8 Lw fllfi H il W 1 ' If 1 lUI fv?ii3 r 46 50 FRESHMEN 50 JOKMI Alll Canton, Ga. President RoBtRT BiRCHLKR Marietta, Ga. Secretary MRS. J. W. SCOTT Macon, Cia. SI)Onsor Edward .Vbercrombie Atlanta, Ga. Clifford Ada.ms Waynesboro, Ga. Doica As Birch Macon, Ga. Wli.liam Boatner . Clearwater, Fla. VVavma.n Almanu Covington, Ga. Rex . ndfrson Dahlonega, Ga. Don Bor.r.us Fitzgerald. Ga. Wilton Bostwick Arlington. Ga. RiLFV Anderson Port Valley, Ga. Thur.man Xndlrson Rcidsville, Ga. .Alfred Bowfn Decatur, Ga. Claude Bradley McCaysville, Ga. Barbara Andrews Atlanta, Ga. Joseph Averv Dahlonega, Ga. Richard Bradley . claiisville, Ga. RoiiEKi Brisendine Conyers, Ga. John Barber Atlanta, Ga. James Barrow East Point, Ga. George Brooksiiire Madison, Ga. Grail Brooksiiire Stone Mountain, Ga. Mevil Beard Biiford, Ga. Anne Bellamy Mablcton, Ga. Charles Brown Opelika, .Ala. Eugene Brown Dahlonega, Ga. Bri IM- Jo Scott Macon. Ga. Vice-president Dot Sanders Hartwell, Ga. Treamrer 47 ii ' Bruce Dahlonega, Ga. HhRBiRi Bryan Darien, Ga. BovMF Bi ' icE East Point, Ga. Minnie Lee Burch Dalton, Ga. |iM iv BiRGER McCaysville, Ga. EniTH Bush Gainesville. Ga. Anna Bvrd Gainesville. Ga. James Bvrd Loganville, Ga. I ' aie Cain Hapeville, Ga. William Calhoun Arlington, Ga. Carolyn C:allawav .... AVest I ' alin Beach. Fla. SiANLEY Campbell Decatur, Ga. James Carder Lilhonia. Ga. Vernon Carder ,. . Dahlonega, Ga. FiTE Casey Adairsville, Ga. Charles Caswell Hinesville, Ga. Earnest Cato Gainesville, Ga. Elizabeth Chadwick Jasper, Ga. Harold Chambless Dawson, Ga. Melinda Chai ' Man Gainesville, Ga. Jack Ciiastain Moultrie, Ga. Bobby Clark Gainesville, Ga. Dallas Clark Thomasville, Ga. Ralph Clark Toccoa, Ga. Joe Clements Ray City, Ga. IHOMAS Clyburn Blue Ridge, Ga. BiLi.iE Sue Coffia Statesboro, Ga. Guy Nell Collier Toccoa, Ga. William Couch Toccoa, Ga. Dwicur Craig Lawicnceville, Ga. William Craic, Decatur, Ga. Albert Crittenden Waynesboro, Ga. William Croxton Buena A ' ista, Ga. Donald Davis Clarkesville. Ga. Beale Davis Pelham, Ga. Donald Dean Adel, Ga. Elena Dllmonte Decatur. Ga. . I riiia Dinsmore Alpharetta, Ga. RuiH DoRSETT Macon, Ga. . lfred Downs Conyers, Ga. James Drew .■Vtlanta. Ga. HiNRv Drexler Tifton, Ga. Barbara Duncan Decatur, Ga. Henry Durrence Manassas, Ga. Richard Eaves Elberton, Ga. John Edwards Cairo, Ga. VVkiona Eidson Cuinming, Ga. Carl Fai.lis Adaiisvillc. Ga. Carl Farrill Lithonia, Ga. Audrey Folsom Atlanta, Ga. . iXEN Ford Ty Ty, Ga. Larry Fossett Decatur, Ga. Jean Fowler Cumming, Ga. Tom Fowler Woodstofk, Ga. Ri ' BY Frazer Washington, Cia. Mary Gibson Clarkston, Ga. Olin Glaze Jackson, Ga. Norman Glazener McCaysville, Ga. Sam Glenn Carlton, Ga. RuiHTE Glover Cleveland, Ga. George Graham Talhotton, Ga. Anne Grant Baldwin. Ga. Dorothy Greene Marietta, Ga. CtLVRLFS Greer Albany, Ga. C;ari ton Gunter Atlanta, Ga. .Albert Hami ' Ton Comraeice, Ga. . nn Harmon Decatur, Ga. Leroy Hartley Gainesville, Ga. Hahman Hasty Tifton, Ga. La MON Haitaway Clarkston, Ga. Berr Henderson Wrens. Cla. James Henderson Cumming. Ga. Warren Hendrix Lawrenccvillc. Cia. James Henson Khic Ridge, Ga. Mac Hill Hampton. Ga. James Hodce Cartcrsvillc, Ga. Paul Hoffman Griffin, Ga. Willis Holland Decatur, Ga. William Houslev Cumming, Ga, Robert Hi bbard Atlanta, Ga. Frank Huff Buckhead, Ga. Robf:rt Innes Atlanta, Ga. Billy Ivey Chamlee, Ga. Charles James Dalton, Ga. Norma Jarrard (iaincsville, (ia. Mary Burr Jenkins ' illa Rica, Ga. Thomas Jenkins W rightsville, Ga. Peter Jenson Atlanta, Ga. K AN JOHMSON (.lORf.F. Johnson I ' Aisv Johnson ( K( I. JOWFKS Dahlonega, Ga. Buena ' ista, Ga. (lainesville, Ga. Rome, Ga. loM Jones C liatswoilli. (;a. Lewis Justus Dahlonega, Ga. Randall Kennedy Claxton, Ga. Mary Kennedy Decalur, Ga. Harold King Caitersville, Ga. Larry Lancford Marietta, Ga. James Lancston Chatsworth, Ga. IJetiy Leard Elberton, Ga. NL K . nn Leary Decatur, Ga. . LiCE Looan Ellijay, Ga. Helen Logan Ellijay, Ga. Charles McClain Tate, Ga. iiLL Nr .McClure . cwonh, Ga. Ellen McConnell . lpharetta, Ga. Douglas McCuruy Stone Mountain, Ga. Wiley McGriff Atlanta, Ga. Keith jMcMillan Enigma, Ga. Daniel McRae McRae, Ga. Leroy Mansfield Albany, Ga. Carlton Marshall Dahlonega. Ga. RwiTi Mmhis Ralston, Ga. WiLLiA.M Maxwell Elberton, Ga. Phyllis Mfwborn Dewey Rose, Ga. Thomas Minix Hapeville, Ga. .M KjORii .Miuiiiir, Toccoa, Ga. Law fon Moncrief Moultrie, Ga. VViiLiAM NfoRGAN Jiinction City, Ga. James Morton Norcross, Ga. Frank Mosie Jasper, Ga. William Miliinax Jasper, Ga. Donald Murray Quitman, Ga. Charles Nelson Reidsville, Ga. Barm Niiiiois Carnegie, Ga. Ann Nix Cleveland, Ga. Claude Nunnally Griffin, Ga. James Oakfs Decatur, Ga. Ro OiwiiL Cumming, Ga. Lamar Oxford Rutledge, Ga. Carey Parish Wrens, Ga. Willis Parks Dalton, Ga. WuiiwT Pass I.awrcncevillc, Ga. |()I1N V I ' AIE Cordelc, Ga. 1 1 HAN I ' AITI RSON Metier, Ga. 11 1 1 1 I ' KRKIN Tucker, Ga. |. 1I.S I ' llRCE C:hanil)lcc, Ga, Ill n I ' lNSON Gainesville, Ga. WiiiiAM Ponder Canton, Ga. |llMI I ' ICKKNS Libiirn. Ga. Norma Porter Martin. Ga. ' iRci iA Print . Atlanta, Ga. W ' llEIAM Ra Bartown, Ga. Mar Ann Ri I)1 (■.umniing, Ga. Annette Reid Mountain ' iew, Ga. WiLi.EAM Reins Gainesville, Ga. KunENE Rrx Toccoa. Ga. liiTTv Rhodes Crawforilvillc. Ga. Alice . n Rh.ev Clarkslon. (.a. Isaac Robirts Pooler. Ga. Sarah Robertson Gainesville. Ga. |iEEH Roi.ERs Gainesville. Ga. Roslvn Ror.F.RS Lavonia. Ga. Donald Roper Gainesville, Ga. Reeves Routon Manchester. Ga. l)(ll RO SIER Toccoa. Ga. UllUBH RLCKER lU ' lllon. Cia. |i anette Rue Stuart, Fla. llrt.H Rl ' TLEDGE Winder, Ga. 1 1 EN .Sa ACE Norcross, Ga. Norma Jean Saver Atlanta. Ga. Mack .Scoit .Vshburn, Cia. AVMON Sex.ars Hartwell. (ia. Mar .She Sewei.l Dccalui. (.a. l K1 Shearouse ihiiua. (.a. (jERRV Shucart Calhoun, Ga. John Shucart (Calhoun. Ga. M RI IN SlI.COX Perry, Ga. Pail Simms Daliloncga. Ga. Richard Simpson .Mbany, Ga. BiiiA Sims Conyers, Ga. 1) w III Sims Slathaiii. (ia. Lamar Sisson Marv Slaton M cC vy U1 -J( aw l)a vs S vtfle, (ri . Charles Si.igii .Alliens, Ga. riihr Smith .Macon. Ga. Ikancfs Smith Daniclsvillc, C.a. Ja Smith Decatiii. Ga. CLIFFORD Snvder Marietta, Ga. Gwendolyn Stevenson Dahlonega. Ga. I ' AUi, Stringer Dahlonega. Ga. Rov Sumner Sylvester, Ga. June Swartz Suches. Ga. Katie Iabb C ' .olquit. Ga. Robert Tate Gainesville, Ga. Bobbie Deen Tatum C!uniming. Ga. Erva Taylor Dawsonville. Ga. Frank Thompson Lumpkin, Ga. John Thurston Cedartown, Ga. Doris Vandiver Helen, Ga. James Waters Gainesville, Ga. William Webb Bowman, Ga. EUELL Whatley . tlanta, Ga. Randall Whitehead Monroe, Ga. Peccv Whitenf.r EUijay, Ga. Ralph Whitley Pelham, Ga. Thomas Wiley Chickamaiiga, Ga. William Williams Thomasville, Ga. Moses Wilson Locust Grove, Ga. Phillip Wise Buena Vista, Ga. Margie Wynne Perry, Ga. Reuben Yancey Eastman, Ga. A college prankster once removed the clapper of the college bell and hid it in the woods a mile or so from the college. His conscience bothered him. so. after some lime, he notified the janitor in an unsigned note of its location; and all was well once more. 52 Fi v KSK. ' % ' . ' . j atur B OUR BEAUTIES ft I ' . ,■ « .• % % P dd ol?Ue l Westbrooh 54 JJ obbie f II chef js-i isi Ljiieida inich 55 rlancij in enj Alnn Ljrant mi.. « A 56 ..y J m, A WHO ' S WHO r. WILLIAM DAVIDSON Wi nQ.c. LUCINDA PARADISE 57 03 JANE HATCHER (=JLihetu to J utcceed GEORGE CHANDLER ersonaiiiu ROBBIE WESTBROOK DAN HARDAGE 58 ALICE HERSEY PAT HARMON 06 t Uei satlle LUCY THOMAS ROBERT CLIFTON 69 06 t y tkeietic JOHN R. RANDOLPH BERNICE HARBEN Beit ' lb. uncers BILL BLACKVVELL JO EARNEST 60 M-y ' w W ' ' y--v- wrganfeaftnnH CUARLtS D. JbFFRlIS Editor Mrs. Maui i. Ji h kii s Rome, CJeorgia Edilois ' Sj f uior | )Ei R. nr J R nTK Assoriiili ' l-.dili)} Cyclops Staff of 1950 Mr. C. J. DiiMii.i Mr. J. C. Barms Facully Adi ' isers Editorial Busines.s j. VV. GRi nii , (.. n. f;Assi 1 1 . Special Staff H. J. DOMR Military Editor H. R. Hall. Shirley .Allkn. Iibesi W klklr Classes Alice Hersev, Dot Sanders Features R. C. Bi ' RTON. Emily i ipv ... Organizations V. n. Hlches. Bermce Harben. Paul .Stringer Sports R. (). Tate. Betty Looi ' er. Robert Nelson. Jo ce Shirley Business Matiagers Stall Bob Sftti I, Viiliam C ' .vrsweil Photographers ! . i. mu David L. Parmer Business Manager w Miss Clare Kakascik Stuebenvillc, Ohio Business Mgr. Sponser The Voice of North Georgia College Volume XX Gadei SugU The Voice Of North Georgia College For The Students By The StudenU WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1949 Number 3 CADETS DEP CHA t nooga ' ' HOO-CHOO IN SF W M James G, Minter Editor V. D, Booth Faculty Adviser Feature OVERSTREET DEFENDS MULE IN MAN fi| Robfri Ovfntreet 1 TP«A nn article in 7■ , . I spice lo our life, iherc is a i (fad up here. Shuffleboar.1 P Jack L. Jessup Associate Editor H. C. JouxsoN Dm d: Jakm [ii, . H. I ' ] ai (j( k Nexus Editor Makeup Editor Circulation i. CARswrri. Pliotoorajihrr fl r. J -ce ! Charles N. King Business Manager H. H. (.H.BERT Faculty Adviser Featurt -ADET BUCUR NOVEMBER 21. 1«9 AT RANDOM fly Keillt hii tiind Ipotadcr romp, lo m mind, I ' l In llic la,i clliio,, of „„r .H- I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ -- ' Mk-. Ml II 1! Iiiinan, C.coigia Sponsor 63 FORENSIC SENATE Mrs. Si Ml M. II kKi,-. Dahlonega, Georgia Sponsor Barbara Saxon Preside II I Senior Senator from ' irginia Mr. W. 1,. ( I KK facully Adviser Jl f S[KI HI-. .S Clifford Dam.s Jesse Yaden Paul Seals ' resident Pro-Teni Chaplaiii Sers,ennl-a t-Arnis Treasurer Senior Senator Senior Senator Probationary Mem her Senior Senator Kentutk North Carolina Texas Louisiana Frank Brown Secretary Broadus Sowlll Senior Senator South Carolina Ki.DFN Crawford I ' robationary Member Florida CiHRLFS Jeffrus niiil Jiniior Senator ' irginia Diuiiig the last year ol intercollegiate conipetiiioii. tlie Forensic Senate has won profKiency awards at the Azalea Toiniianient at Mobile, .Alabama; second place in the VVonien ' s Division ol the South, Atlantic State Deljate Tournament at Lenoir, Rhyne College, Hickory, North Carolina: third place in Oratory at the Millsaps College Warm-up Toinnamcnt. (ackson, Mi.ssissip])i. ami lust plate Georgia Intercollegiate Debate Tournament, at Emory University. In addition the Senate has completed the usual debate toius to adjoining states and met some of the outstatiding colleges and universities in lorensic competition. 64 Allen ANDI RSON Bki.i AM BOGGIIS Brookshiri Callaway Chadwick COFFIA DORSKIT Edwards Edison Ruins Rogers RoVSTFR RUCKI R Saxon Scott Skwfll Smith Staton Thomas Thompson Walls Wfhunt DRAMATIC CLUB Mrs. |. C. Sirmons Direclur A. D. Martin Assistant Director Mrs. Sami ' el J. Oxerstrfft Ciiaymont, Ga. Sljoust)r The DiaiiKitic Cllul) has long Ijeen one of the least piibli(i ccl and most enterprising of the organizations on the campus. The Club, formerly directed by well-liked and cajjable Mrs. Estella Sirmons and now by well-liked and capable Mr. Allen Martin, has contributed a great deal to the social life of the school. The year ' s agenda is usually a three-act comedy for the Fall Quarter, three one-act plays for the Winter Quarter, and a three-act drama in the Spring. The productions do not pretend to be anything more than amateur, but are always satisfactory. The best production recently was Noel Conrad ' s Blithe Spirit, done in the Fall of 1948. At present, there is a projected dream of put- ting the plays on the road. The experience would be invaluable for the actors and would put the school in the public eye. For both of these reasons, the dream deserves consideration. Although at present the Dramatic Club can point ith ]jridc to no highly siicccssfid Broad- way actor whom it produced, perhaps in a few years, the case will be (juite the opposite. Rom R I () IRSI RFLT President Jane . dams Vice-president James Ivey Secretary- Treasurer PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Mrs. Daisy Nash Philomath, Ga. Sj)Oiisor Miss l.ii man Johnsiov Faculty Adviser Lauki NCE M. Nash President Jo Earnest Vice-president Jl ANITA Harris Secretary Ben Malcolm Treasurer Tom Akin. Mchiii . I. Beard, George V. Brookshire, Norris Broun. William Christopher. Tom Clary. Sue Coffia. Mal- colm Gibhs, Allen Gurlev, Barbara King Gurlev, Bernite Harben, William Harris, Wilbiun Hawkins, Biiford Hill, William Hinson. Vates Holwell, Bill Hughes, James Ivey, Harrv Johnson, James Jones. Mary Kennedy, Bill Livsey, James Matthcivs. Wilev McGiiff, Edward Nix, W. S. Perrin. Edward Piickett. Jeffie Rogers. Ralph Smith, Donald Threlkeld, Harvev Thmmond. f ' ' S.: L b n s7 O IU)11H1I RlCKKR Bellton, Georgia Co-Sponsor PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL li RI! lt A SMIIII Unfold, Georgia Co ' Sfwiisor Randoi I ' ll Vuf f}tf idtnt Clifton Member Peacock Member Garrett Secretary ■ Trensu rer The Pan Hellenic Council is made up of three nienii)ers from each of the fraternities. It is the fiuiction of this council to promote the smooth and close harmony between the Rex and Sigma Theta. The coinicil has as its social side one formal a year lii(h is usually gixcn in the winter quarter. The (ouncil is e cr stri ing to see thai the fialcrnities give the student l)odv a well-rounded soda! lile. 67 I ' AIRR.IA SMHH Winder. Georgia Sfionsor SIGMA THETA :• ' Tom Garrett Vice-president Ci.iFTO Hoi BROOK Se( iclaiv Clapton West Tremuier (iFORGl- ROITON CJiaplaiti Anthony Bennett Brookshirf. Eaves 68 FiTi; GlBBS (.RANAllI IIamimon Heath Hl-WKLL Haihiock HiNSON KiNf; SllORI Smith Sii riii-NS Strickland TllRASllI R One Sunday morning in April, IH98, church formation was dislurhfcl wlicn the cadet Ijody did not appear at the s(]uare on time. Investigation dis( loscd that the commandant ol cadets had been recalled into the Army, and had induced thirty-two cadets to volunteer to fight in the Spanish-American War inukr him. ZUKF.R :.CA ted) ; ' :} ' iXJL- • 69 REX FRATERNITY Mks. V. I . RAMiijirii Winder, Georgia Sponsor Capt. James A. Luttrell Faculty Adviser James R. Cliftov First Vice-president John Randolph President Walter Peacock Second Vice-presidetit Brenson W. Haynes Secretary -Treasurer Frank Wall Serneant-at-Arins Robert Settle Publicity Manager Akin Davis LIT! Hill kiNCtPV Meicel 70 STF.I ' Hr.NSON Hl!() V | MS Hakmun Hdi.Mi s I ' ARRISH Smith S II WART Am R Aiii (ll.F.MKNTS HUGUKS LlVKSIVi SlMI ' SON Sullivan PLEDGES HOLCOMBE SlII ' f.ART I HOMl ' SON Watkins STiriirvv Seals Ki. (. 1 UlRblUN Mlklk AULN 71 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Mrs. a. J. Pitt MAN WcMxlbui y. Ga. Sl}oiisor Miss Bessie Lee Freeman Facull Adviser Annette Pittman President Joyce Rhodes I ' ice-Presidenl El.LA M. DllVAI.I. Secretory Vivian Burden Treasurer Miriam Brown, Eleanor Byril, Billy Sue Coffia, Ruth Dorseu, Wetona EiUson, Audrey Folsom. Ruthie Ann Clover, Dorolhv dejarnette. Maiv Burr Jenkins, Carolyn Jowcrs, Mary Ann Leary, Naomi Matlliews, Marilyn Morris, Norma Porter, Sarah Louise Robertson, Roslyn Rogers, Sue SevNcll. Mary Shearouse, Joyce Shirley, Jan Smith, Jean Smith, Alice Staton, Juanita Tabb, Lucy Thomas, Louise Todd. 72 1— Harvest Queen. 2— Joyce Struts. 3— No play makes Jill ;i dull girl. 4— Another specimen of sewing class. . ' i— The Bosses! G— . visitor expects Santa. 7— A spot o ' ' tay ' . 8— Officers at work. i fl H ' ' x. I ljkJ ' ' Sa Ji- ' l llJiP g 1 ■ 73 A BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB P lls A HoLIiROOK C (iinelia. Cleoigia Jack Jfssip Parliatnentarian Frank Wall Rrpnrtrr Mr. Newton Oakfs fnciillx Adviser Cai ' p Chafin Clifton Coffey Coleman Woods ZUKEB FUTURE TEACHERS Dr. Orbv Soli hard Adi ' iser ORGANIZATION |(in dfJarneite President Cl.ARI ri COII.IIR i ' lce-presidenl Jo Ear M ST Seerelary RoiiiiiK Wksibrook Treasurer W. B. Adams J. Davis W. Dobson 1$. C.iindle H. Hall A. Miegel R. Overstrecl L. Paris M. Slalon V. Woods K. Rex j. Shirley GLEE CLUB Sopranos Shirley Ali.kn Edith Bi ' sh Susie Coffia Wetona Eidson Annf Frazer Ann Harmon Betty Leard Dot Sanders Beity Jo Scott Jan Smith Alice St aton Katie Tabb Margie Wynne Alios Jane Adams Jean Arnold Carolyn Callowa y Linda Chapman Dot deJarnette RlTH DORSIIT Jane Hatcher Anni TIE Put man Norma 1 ' orter Mary Shearouse Lucy 1 homas Tenors Robert Blasingame Don Bo(,(;iis WfBBY C; )EFEY Jimmy Cook Kenneth Cox C; FORGE GaSSI TT Al.VIN flRANADE Hali.man FL st Joel Jackson TllO L S KlN(.ERY William ALvxwf.ll Preston Sessions Basses Clifford Adams Arthur Bennett Frank Benson Mei.mn Bowers William Ciiafin Bobby Clark Richard Eaves D ER Edwards FoM Garrett Henry Hall Bii L Hornf Hakr Johnson Richard Johnson Walter KIoran RoscoE Nicholson Rex Shelton Alex Stewart Luther Trams Directors C. J. DISMUKES W. D. BOO FH The Glee Club works up during the year several sacred and secular programs. These include usually a program of Christmas music, a concert of sacred miLsic, and a program of secular music. The main program is the sacred conceit with which the Glee Club travels extensively over the state, thereby serving to accpiaint the state with North Georgia College in a very directly inspira- tional manner. The music performed ranges fiom the great oratories of Handel and Alendelssohn, The Messiah and ' Tlijah to the melodiously plaintive s|)irituals of the negro. The annual concert itinciary includes usually one or two radio broadcasts. SCIENCE CLUB Bii.i.v Smith Pit si den I Dr. H. B. FORRtSTER Fnrult Adviser Jon. Jackson Vice-I yesident LUC1ND, PAR.ADISF. Secretary Jane Hatcher Prnc;yaiti Chairman Fred Darden Parliamentarian George Gowder Janet King Jane Hatcher Llcinda Paradise Julia Harvh.l Barbara Duncan Billy Smith Joi I. Jackson J. C. Jackson Fri D Dardi N Jerrv Easterling Robert Stephens Carolyn Clay Jack Thompson Hu(.n Mai.com L. C. McRae 78 R E C COUNCIL ■fV Mrs. 1- ri,d Karmsi AtlaiUa, Georgia Spo)isor Jo Ernest President SiiiRLF.v Ali.in Sccrclaiy I 15i 1 1 Ji ' AX Mucin LI. iMcirininu WiLLF.NU JONKS Merctirian Mis.s I.ii.LiAN Johnston Faculty Adviser Bernicf, Harben Vice-president Carolyn Calloway Reporter JLAMiA Harris Tralilxidfi Jean Ar.nold Trahlytan Martha . kridce Hippolytan Elizabeth Walker Hippolytan Uarkara Saxon Phi Omicron MERCUREANS BkTTV JlAN AflTCHELL Cajflahi Willi M JnMv CoCaj luin Mrs. Domi Mitchell Diiliuh, Georgia Sponsor Shirli -1 Allen Jam Adams Barhara Andrews Anm: Bi llamv Joanne Booth ' i TAN Burden Edith Bush Carolyn Calloway Linda Chapman GuvNELL Collier DoROTH deJarnette Ruth Grei.orv Alice Hersev Xanci- Kincirv M riiia Mm is Marjorie Mitchell BeEIV I ' INSON ' lRniNIA I ' RINTZ Beitve Rhodes Sarah Robertson RosL N Rogers DoRonn Royster BoilIilE Rucker Norma Say er Joyce Shirley Pec(;y Smelley June Swartz Anne Thompson Sara Thruston Macie AVehunt 80 HIPPOLYTANS Mariy Akridge Captain I, mm W ' ai Ki K Co-Caplain Mrs. Virginia Cain Pelham, Georgia Spuitior Jean Chiedfrs Helen Lo(;an Frances Simmons Elena Di i vionte Naomi Maitiiews Marguerite Slaton Martha Dinsmore Ellen McConnei.l Nancy Smith Ann FiNDLEV Marilyn Morris Alice Staton Jane Greer I ' llM.LIS MeVVBORN Juanita Tabb Martha Gunn LUCINDA I ' ARADISE Rebecca Tallant Bernice Harben Lucy Paris Lucy Thomas Ann Harmon Beth PiiiiLirs Katherine Walraven Mary Jenkins Annette Pittman Nancy Weeks Mary Kennedy Sarah Sewell Peggy Whitener Mary Ann Leary Sue Sewell Margie Wynn Alice Logan 81 TRAHLYTANS JuANiTA Harris Captain Ji:an Arnold Co-Ca jlain Mrs . C. R. H RRIS Jenl in ibu ' S. Ga. Sp. oiisor Miriam Brown lill 1,11 (.Kl 1 NE SlE Mealor Gl ' ei.ua Smith Jean Fowler Julia Harvill Lynn Malldin Louise Smith Ann Frazer Jane Hatcher Anne Nix Mary Shearhouse Liz Gibson Norma Jararu Alice Rii ev Gwin Stevenson Ri ' TH Glover Barbara Gurley Dot Sanui rs Barbara Duncan Anne Grant Janet King CvROL N Dams Jeffie Rogers Marion Graham Jean Davis Betty Jo Scott Katie Tabb Carolyn Clay Bett - Leard Jan Smith Robbie Westbrook 82 PH OMICRONS liARisARA Saxon Cnplain Mauv Doe Hunt Co-Cnptain M Irs. R. H. Clayton C. lecnsboro ' , G eolgia H mnsor Eleanor Byrd Wf.tona Eidson Joanne Patterson Kathleen Scocc.ins Joi CE Brooks Audrey ForsoM Joyce Pickens Joan Smith Fave CIain Martha Grant Bette Pierce Mary Slaton Elizabeth Chadwick Louise Hitch Norm a Porter Mary Sue Stephens Sue Coffia I ' ATSv Johnson Mary Ann Redd Erva Taylor Ruth Dorsett Carolyn Jowers Annette Reid Bobbie Tatum Ella Mae Duvall Betty Looi ' er Jeanette Rue Barbara Tilley 83 ll U( I ( ONSI ( E HlKSI Savannah, Georgia Sjwnsor PHYSICS CLUB Mr. C. M. Yaofr Fnnill Afh ' iser Frank Harmon President Harry C. Crews Vice-president Jamks W. Johnson Secretary Tunis P. Lang Sam Parris Kenneth Cox Harold T. Babb Hiram Am rnatm Ben H. Purcei.e Bill Davidson Jack Anthony 84 GENERALS Pianist Diunis Mr. Desmond Booth Bud Moore Saxophones Keith England Trumpets Kin Cox Bh.l Davidson Richard Johnson JiMMV Cook Walter Brown Bob Strickland Walter Meoahee Trombones Al Granade Grice Spivey Dick Eaves Bass Fiddle Johnny P. Kinc. 85 Ri . I ' ranki I OWKN (;aiiies illc, (.eoigia llelii!,ii ti.s KiiipluLsis Speaker YMCA Dr. H. 15. I ' ORi Ml R Family Adviser CilORCK CllANDI.l R PresidenI Harr |oiins() ] ' ire- president I NOMAS lUM ' S Secretary ROHI RT I ' .ATI S Treasurer Irev Williams .Mrs. F. C. Cjiandler Toccoa, Georgia Sponsor CABINET MEMBERS Adams M K U1 LL MiFRS III ASIM.AME 86 N-- MlK] M liKOW I ' ll sideni Doi iir I KM I 1 1 i i ' -fiiisiili)it Jank Hak iij u Secret (ti Treasurer YWCA Mrs. Brown Hartwell, Georgia Sponsor Alici: Donovan Faculty Adviser ' niAN BllRUFN EviL N Walls Carols N Clav ]ii 11 (o Sf.oi I I ' .in 111 Hi s;i Ml 1 i ii ( 11 i ' i w (.R M Animal Mdllicr ' s l)a |)r(ijjiain. I akfii Iniin ilu- Bcmk i l Riiili. Norma I ' okii r anford U4aii and avifom n Cindy, President Mr. Paradise, Sponsor Miss A. D., Adviser Marion, Vice-President Betty Sue, Secretary Jean, Treasurer IJP Sanford Hall, The Barn R I I II f ' ii Sanford, Jr., The Stable (P n ft un and wiu S5-;- . ■... Vv ' -:V Spring Picnic 4 ■: Wm Hard Labour Christmas Time r House Party Mrs. Adams Coffee Fiends No Fear of Weight 9 o ' clock OFFICERS CLUB 9 ( KiNC.l K1 C.onlun, Georgia SJMJtisor (lll l(tKHI SI Will I M I ' l l AViLLiAM Davidson Vice-president )oii Griniu 1 Secretary Tlie function ol ' the Officers ' Club at North Georgia College is to provide an agency lor the gathering and dissemination of information pertaining to the cadet corps as a whole. In its meetings discussions are conducted and the arions menijjers are given opportunity to ofter any such inloiniation that i l)enefit or further improve the efficiency of the battalion. In addition to offering constructive criticism, the members receive information and orders from the departments of the Commandant and P. M. S. T. in regard to policies to be complied with by the cadets. For the social benefit of the college the Officers ' did) sponsors a formal dance and it is co-sponsor of the annual Military Rail held each gradu- ation. GeOKI.I- C II will I K Treasurer V KKIS JlITS 90 Kino Randoli ' h Haddock C:osiM,R Nelson Means Kanadv New Clifton Camp Havni 3 Jackson Hoi liRooK Short . ,sH GlHBS I ' l ' RCEI.I. I ' ARMI R SL ' RI.S Si ' IVEV Granade Johnson Strickland 91 NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS CLUB iMiss Sarah Kimp Acworth, Georgia Sljotisor Robert McClure President Walter Peacock Vice-president Harold Barb Treasurer Eber Collins Secretary 92 Iiciuh. Shcllon. Holt, Merck. McLean. Rimes. White. Yaw. Shii art, Matthews. Carder, Travis, Shore. Uardcii. Sullivan. Smith. Clark, tiollins. Bates, Walls. Smith. Jones. R. (.. IJiirton. Williams, I ' errin, Honk. Wall. Harris. Johnson. Ciaines. Morgan. an I ' elt. Bennett, Jcllrics. I ' ord. McChne. Ivey, Collins, Zuker, Boozer, Hughes, Settle, Stewart, West, Meeks, Heath, Jessup, I ' utkett. Parks, Pavlovsky, Spann, . mick, Chester. Keown. Chandler Lackland, Downs. Cox. Blackwell, Johnson, Cook, McGriff, W ' eatheringlon, Blasingame, Whechell, Bahh, Sessions, (Jriffis, Svfan, Thrasher, Sowell. W song. Parks. Lavton. Oxford. Drake. Pattillo. Weathers. Bowers. Davis. Hewell, Holmes, MaUom, dcjarnctte, Watkins, Peacock, Kingery, Mansfield, McBride, Home, Crews, Pedritk, Nickolson, Woods, West, Htitthison. C ordon, Ford. 93 vWeileu J ' oundati ion I.I Ul.s MllKS Prcsidcnl AnNKTIK PllTMAN Vice-president Louise Hitch Secretary John Simms Treasurer Rl X . ArIHI K I ' ll (KIM Dircilm 94 Rfv. a. C. Johnson Pastor-Director ijapildt J tudent Ult ip mon Dr. H. B. Forfster Faculty Adviser V V Mk-. W. H. Aii.in Jefferson, Georgia Sponsor Tom Epi ' s Pri-siilrtil SiiiRi.i- :v Amfn I- iilislniciil Vice-president Gforof RoinoN Social Vice-presiden t Jane Adams Pianist Bill Ei-rs Bill Grindle Treasurer B.S.U. Paper Editor Bfn Purcfll J- e Hatcher Manaj er B.S.t ' . Paper Deputations Chairman Janfi Kim. Su}ida School Rep. Evelyn Walls Secretary DVER EUWARDS Music Director Tom CiARUEEi Assistant Sara Thri ' ston Puhliritx Director Malcolm Gibbs President Mr. B. R. DeAnoklo Facullx Adviser Skldkn Browx ] ' ire-president RoBBiF AVkstrrook Sfiomor WaI IFR PjAtO K Treasurer LETTERMENS CLUB Tom Akin, l.con Capp. William I.ivsey. Ross Hokombc. Harold Jones. Jnnioi Kanadv, Rnsscll McBiiilc, 1 awience Xasli, Jack Anlhony, Jackie I ' ruitl. David I ' armei, Charles Kin;;, Frank Pirn, Waller Bvrd. Rav Cooper. Owen Harris. Da id Simms. ff y. .,. ; V,:.y., VARSITY TEAM Front row, left to right: Livsey, Moscly, Biiit, Gibbs, Bartlett Peacock, Mansfield, Capp Man agar. . . . Buck row: Coach Riis sell, Hawkins, Farguson, Spencer, Holcoiiil), Sinims, Moore, Lowe Hinson Manager. TAUGASOKl ' ) 1 ,« 1 iJll; 1 BARTLETT MOORE - | SPENCER PEACOCK HAWKINS 98 BASKETBALL Coach Russell starts the season with a green squad as N.G.C: starts competing uitli larger schools. The Citadel. Chat- tanooga, and College of Charleston appeared on our schedule for the iirsi lime. 99 VARSITY BASEBALL Front row. left to right: Stringer, Priiitt, Livsey, Cooper, Chandler, Capp McEver, Biuterwonh. Fowler, Davidson. . . . Hark row: Manager Clements, Gailey, Brown, Lee, lemons, Simms, Harris, Bvrd, Thurmond, Anthony, Manager Home, Coach Russell. 100 VARSITY RIFLE TEAM ■% , First row, left to right: Gravitt, Rcardon, Sessions. Watkins, Purcell, Travis, Hoiik, Johnson, Crews. . . . Second roio: Williams. Morgan. Wysong. Phillips, Clarder, Jackson. Boozer, Jones, Hall. Third row; Sgl. Eller. coach: Hill. Bowen. King. Matthews, Chafing, Green. Whitehead, Hampton, Sgt. O ' Donnell, assistant coach. First row, left to right: Redd, Paris, Dorsett, Duncan, Sanders, Printz. Thurston, Saver, Collier, Allen, Hersey. 101 . . Second row: Mills, VARSITY TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS Lefl 1(1 riii lil: I im. PeatiKk, I ' aimci, Elrfid, Beazlcv. King. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL A ' ( . ' ( . lusl MiK ' iiittit .inl! Ahavc: E t. ' r lKHl tries lo get into the act. V ' r l: Mi(kc lowers ilie boom! ■ HPHHpiV Hiil M lib ■| s B B . ' ■ •• I B S . v w - .,.r:. tI (■.OSp M l.lkc - ill 102 INTER-COMPANY FOOTBALL ' . ft iv, mi Inliainiiial football champs won the title easily behind Big John Ran- ilcilpli and I.ip Livsey. B Company ' s second place team looked good with Cospci running and Davidson passing but just coiddn ' t stop A Company. C Company ' s team drew penalties while the other team scored. They averaged over 100 yards penalties per game. Company D didn ' t win a game, but the game thev played furnished more excitement than any others. They were the best coached team. • SrlJ . ' iS X.X. jp. ' 1 e? . «i 103 INTRAMURAL BOXING INTRAMIRAI. B()XIN(. CHAMPS Front rmi left to ri«ht: Eaves. Rex. I ' armer, .Smith. . . . Hack roir: Sullivan. Jones, .Xrnislrong, Strickland. Strickland fixing to deliver one. 104 GIRLS SPORTS I Front row. left to righl: Naomi Matlliews. Willene Jones, I ' eggy Smelley. . . . Back row: Bernice Harbin. B. J. Mitthcll. Mailv Ackiidge, Ann Thompson, Nlargnerile Slatton. Soccer— and Saxon is going t WilliameUe Tell. 1 lie girls lalvc their aiiiuial stroll with the Rats. 105 DniKC: IICAPTURED!! Militarv Ijall. I he CacIoji!) is clt ' li eied! ' Ii)ank ..I Ficsluium talent. STEWART LIBRARY We enter. More of tlie readini; lodin. I he reaihng room, (.eofgia ix oiii. Beliiiul tile desk. T h HQ INSPECTION PLATOONS ON LINE SHELTER TENTS SCENERY WE SAW HAAARU LUCK! -ELAT- THE COMPANIES WORK AND PLAY OUR C.IRL 1 RIENDS THE COMPANY COMMANDER, TOO US LIT ILE GODS AND I HE COMPANY iHeet me at GRIFFmS for Sandwiches - Sodas - School SuppHes Toiletries - Tobaccos and A Friendly Game of Pool A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU Where the Best Is Alivays Sold R. A. Griffin, Jr., Proprietor lus Conipliuieiifs of the Students ' FAVORITE HANGOUT THE NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE STUDENT EXCHANGE THE CANTEEN 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 100 MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY NORGE HOME APPLIANCES and SERVICE Quality Furniture For Quality Ho7?ies Gainesville Georgia Compliments of NORTH GEORGIA VETERINARY SUPPLIES Wholesale Dealer in Poultry Disease Controls and Equipment Phone 2415 Gainesville Georgia RED APPLE SUPER MARKET Fancy Groceries, Meats and Produce Self Service Phone 3-W Dahlonega Georgia Compliments oj PARKS and SON GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dahlonega Georgia Compliments of SAM GORDON Clothes for Entire Family Gumming Georgia Compliments of NICKEL-BACK SHOE STORES GAINESVILLE TOCCOA HUNGRY? If So, Visit— BUTLER ' S RESTAURANT Bowling — Downstairs Dahlonega Georgia J. H. PHILIPS Groceries - Meats - School Supplies • Phone 29 Dahlonega Georgia )10 ROBERT M. MOORE Successor to John H. Moore Son A COMPLETE LINE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE Friend of All North Georgia Students DAHLONEGA GEORGIA Compliments of GEM JEWELRY COMPANY 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 CHAMBERS LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING SUPPLIES — MILLWORK Telephone 602 1125 S. Main St. Gainesville, Georgia 111 RAGAN ' S CAFE Regular Dinners an d Short Orders R, L. Ragan, Proprietor Dahlonega Georgia Compliments of GAINESVILLE FORD CO., INC. Gainesville Georgia GEORGE MOORE ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. 54-56 Alabama St., S. W. ATLANTA GEORGIA C o III p I i lit c It t s of CHICOPEE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION OF GEORGIA Chicopee Georgia 112 DAHLONEGA RECREATION CENTER CHINK 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 C o n p I i III cuts of CASH AND CARRY CLEANERS ADJOINING CAMPUS Where Cleanliness and Quality Reign Supreme Managed by a Fellow Student Eddie Little Dahlonega Georgia 113 A Hearty Welcome .... COLLEGE INN SHORT ORDERS and SANDWICHES Dahlonega Georgia Courtesy — Efficiency — Dependable Service THE BANK OF DAHLONEGA A BANK YOU CAN BANK ON Member F.D.I.C. Dahlonega Georgia Compliments of HOLLY THEATRE GOOD PICTURES Reasonable Prices N.G.C. Students Always Welcotne Dahlonega Georgia Compliments of ANDEAN MOTOR COMPANY Gumming Georgia THE DAHLONEGA NUGGET QUALITY JOB PRINTING Dahlonega Georgia Palmer ' s Service Station PURE-PEP AND TIOLENE OILS Washing, Lubricating and Tires and Accessories Taxi Service Phone 10 Dahlonega Georgia 114 C o HI p I i m cuts of FRED JONES CHEVROLET CARS and TRUCKS Quick Repair Service Dahlonega Georgia C o 111 p I i III e II f s of THE THREE GABLES DINE and DANCE Between Gainesville and Dawsonville 115 C o til pi i III c I! f s of DAHLONEGA-ATLANTA TRAILWAYS MRS. FRED JONES Leaves Dahlonega for Atlanta— 7:30 A. M. and 3:00 P. M. Leaves Dahlonega for Gainesville — 9:30 A. M. and 1:30 P. M. Leaves Atlanta for Dahlonega— 8:00 A. M. and 3:00 P. M. Leaves Gainesville for Dahlonega— 12:30 P. M. and 5:00 P. M. Dahlonega, Georgia Compliments of LAURA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Dahlonega, Georgia ' If Pays to Advertise ' CITY SHOE SHOP Qualily W ork Guaranteed Prices to Accommodate College Students Dahlonega Georgia WEST DRY CLEANERS Qt ality Dry Cleaning Professional Altering Pick Up and Deliver See Our Student Agents Dahlonega Georgia 116 LIPSCOMB DRUG COMPANY Everything a Good Drug Store Carries On the Square DAHLONEGA GEORGIA AUTOMATIC GAS COMPANY OF GAINESVILLE Cooking - Heating - Water Heating - Refrigeration Complete Service with Butane ami Propane Gas P. O. Box 48 5 1 1 5 North Main Street Phones 1641 and 1928 GAINESVILLE GEORGIA Pays to Present a Neat Appearance HAVE YOUR HAIR CUT REGULARLY WOODY ' S BARBER SHOP DAHLONEGA Georgia Congratulations atid Best Wishes to the STUDENT BODY OF NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE We Invite You to Visit Our City CITY OF CUMMING FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE BANK OF CUMMING CUMMING Georgia Compliments to NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE Roy p. Otwell CuMMiNG, Georgia FORD MOTOR COMPANY 117 J. C. PENNY COMPANY Where Savings Are Greatest ' GAINESVILLE GEORGIA GALLANT-BELK COMPANY Gainesville ' s Largest and Best Department Store GAINESVILLE GEORGIA Best Wishes to Class of ' 50 from PETTIBONE BROS. MFG. CO. 628 Sycamore St. CINCINNATI, OHIO Uniforms — Lodge Regalia — Flags 118 Compliments of THE HUB FINE CLOTHES and SHOES Gainesville Georgia CATFISH and HUSHPUPPIES COUNTRY HAM and RED GRAVY FROG LEGS LAKE ADAMS Natures Scenic Wonderland U. S. Highway 23 — 4 Miles North of Gainesville Georgia Corky Moore FORD Billy Moore HARDWARE Compliments of HENRY W. MOORE MAYFLOWER CAFE GOOD FOODS 24 Hour Service Where Your Business Is Appreciated Gainesville Georgia Cotnpliments of WHITE MUSIC CO. APPLIANCES PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Gainesville Georgia A Cordial Welcome Awaits at THE SMITH HOUSE In the Heart of Blue Ridge Mountains Excellent Home Cooked Food Comfortable Lodging Many Scenic Attractions Cane Creek Falls 3 miles Camp Wahsega 12 miles Woodys Gap 14 miles Vogel State Park 26 miles Calhoun Gold Mines .... 5 miles Neel ' s Gap 21 miles Lake Trahlyta 26 miles Amicalola Falls 19 miles Lake Winfield Scott 22 miles Your Host Is W. B. Fry, Owner and Manager DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA Write for Reservations or Call 9106 119 Complhfients of PARKS FEED STORE Gainesville Georgia PROSSER MOTOR CO. DESOTO and PLYMOUTH CARS WHITE TRUCKS 427 South Green St. Phone 1941 Gainesville, Georgia Compliments of J. D. JEWELL INC. Gainesville, Georgia DAVIS-WASHINGTON COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING Phone 196 Gainesville Georgia DON ' T SAY BREAD— SAY AUNT BETTY ' S BREAD Small and Estes Bakery Gainesville Georgia GEORGIA BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Everything from the GroiiiiJ Up Lumber and Building Materials MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS Gainesville Georgia 120 FOR THE UNUSUAL IN FLOWERS GAINESVILLE FLORIST Home of Fine Flowers FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED EVERYWHERE Ills. Sycamore St. Phone 214 Gainesville, Georgia COURTNAY ' S JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Ch ina Glassware Gainesville Georgia RONALD ' S DISTINCTIVE WOMEN ' S WEAR Phone 1570 Gainesville Georgia FRIERSON-McEVER CO. Quality Apparel for Men Gainesville Georgia GAINESVILLE LINCOLN-MERCURY CO. 738 South Main Street Phone 1340 GAINESVILLE GEORGIA PILGRIM-ESTES FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers Phiico Television and Radio Sets Frigidaires - Electric Ranges Gainesville Georgia PIEDMONT DRUG CO. Excellent Drug Department and Soda Fountain Gainesville Georgia MILLNER ' S The Style Center of Gainesville • Gainesville Georgia 121 U. S. PRO KEDS For Surefooted Play The U. S. Sureshot Scores High with Topflight Basket- ball Players. Molded Sole Gives Anti-Slip Footing. UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY North Georgia Fresh Sausage, Weiners and Meats of All Kinds for North Georgia People Swinks Provision Co., inc. Gumming, Georgia Gainesville Heating and Plumbing Co. Yoi r Health Is Our Business PLUMBING AND HEATING SINCE 1895 Appliances - Fixtures - Supplies 1 18 N. Maple St Phone 318 Gainesville, Georgia WDUH SBOVMXHSBir The Students Best Friend At 1400 on Your Dial Gainesville, Georgia Piedmont Sheet Metal Co. SHEET METAL WORK Gutter and Down Spouts Warm Air Heating 345 Northside Drive Phone 1371 Gainesville Georgia 122 PETE TANKERSLEY LUNCH COUNTER JOHNNY MAC ' S POOL ROOM Gainesville Georgia J. B. COOPER SALES COMPANY FRIGIDAIRE — MAYTAG Gainesville Dahlonega Compliiiiciifs of HUBERT VICKERS FUNERAL HOMES MORTICIANS Instant Ainbiilaiicc Service GAINESVILLE Phone 1032 BUFORD Phone 2090 DAWSONVILLE Phone 7 Compliments of Southern Motor Company PONT I AC SALES and SERVICE 123 N. Green Street Gainesville Georgia Compliments of Jacobs Motor Company Cadillac and Oldsmobile Sa les and Service 540 East Broad St. Phone 147 Gainesville, Georgia Bay Way Laundry and Dry Cleaning SUPERIOR LAUNDERING Phone 831 Gainesville, Georgia 123 ■si Jlf . ' ■ ■c ?-; ' ' ,. «™£J ' ' .m -«k M •JU ' [ SchoolI ' nnuals— - ' .« U S:-,: i% - .«, . i. k M a w VlS!£Mr AJ!Af yS( ' 1 U - i ' -€l V«4 ' 4. S l ' dA 163 WALTON STREET, H.W. ATUNTA 3, GEORGIA M ■ v- ' i ii?. ' ?: 5r .-. ince awM. Q cei i WE HAVE SPECIALIZED IN THE PRODUCTION OF OUTSTANDING COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS OTE DAVIES.INC FOOTE DAVIES, INC PHONE WALNUT 4600 POST OFFICE BOX 5109 ATLANTA Cylioiograplis for Cyarhcular Cyeople - )Tt inm, fA. 1720 PEACHTREE ROAD, N. W. - ATLANTA, GEORGIA - Phone ATwood 6953 - Res: CRescent 8618 126 :- ' V ' 4 m Sp. Nor Cyc Col. ■th G« :lops U 428 ;orgia .N6 Col] C9 1950 Lege, 24997 NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE DAHLON£ iA,SEOfi ilA