North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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if,,! ' ' . ' J- Booth. D. W English PiGG, EWELL Physics Huntley. S. M Language Yager, CM Physics Engerran ' d, G Language Chadbourne. C English Freeman. L. B Economics Sanders, Ben Biology AS THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN The dashing Frenchman, D. Booth, was much sought after by the ladies of the town, and broke many hearts until one day he settled with pretty Betty. Of course it was common knowledge that that Pigg man was completely off his rocker. Do you know that in everyday con versation, he slunk around speaking of short waves (which any fool knows grow on the ocean), and ' ham (which any fool knows grow on a pig) ? The rich family of our town is the Hunt- ley. They don ' t care who knows they ' re rich either. He imports those big black cigars in broad daylight. Jiu£ rt - ' - i»

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DONAVAN, AD Dean of Women YOUNG Dean of Men HAUSE, 0. Commandant AS THEY MIGHT HAVE LOOKED Our beloved Dean Sirmons was the fore- man, and we miners worked all the harder for the sight of his cheery smile and long flowing beard. As they might have looked; back in the days of the good oV gold rush to Dahlon- ega, our Dean of Women would no doubt have worn sassy curls and a bunnit, and charmed every eligible miner in sight. Ma Sirmons of course cooks huge meals .and delivers them to the hungry miners. While they eat, she reads to them from the Iliad and the ' ' Odyssey. GOODMAN, J. P.M.S. T. SIRMONS, E. English asjB-Si-:.. as- c: HARRIS, SUSIE Librarian SIRMONS, J. C. Dean Emeritus

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ToWSON. L. R Malhenuillrs SatterfieU), T. F. . . Biisini ' ss Adm. Wight. M. C Muihcmuiics Freeman, B. L Home Ec. Brown, Dorothy English Oakes, Newton . . . Business Adm. Oakes, E. R Registrar Hood, Mary 4sst. Librarian Roberts, W. P History .