North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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SCIENCE BUILDING The Science Building is one of the latest additions to the ;ampus. It is the headquarters for all who take science jourses and also has adequate ofiices for the various teach- ;rs. It has modern equipment in the fields of Physics and hemistry. The building is conveniently located and faces he drill field. y . ' ' - -ziZ-- ■ BARRACKS The barracks is one of the oldest dorms on the campus. Companies B and D make their peaceful resting places there. It has recently been remodernized and painted. I iiiii In wm liii HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Building is well equipped with mod- ern furnishings throughout to add to the richness of the college. It serves as an adventure to many prospective housewives, who seek an enriched life. It has a spacious living room for relaxation and a scientifically planned kitchen to add to its luster. GYMNASIUM Across from the barracks is the college gym, scene of vari- ous athletic and social activities. Although this building is not in the main tunnel, many miners make their daily appearance there during the basketball season. - 1 ' 1

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DINING HALL Conveniently located at the center of the campus is the college cafeteria and auditorium. The cafeteria serves the students daily, while the auditorium provides a meeting place for Chapel, assemhlies. and various other activities. The cafeteria is headed by two capable dietitians and student workers. BARNES HALL One of the newer and better dormitories on the campus is Barnes Hall, which houses the Battalion Staff and Company Lounge for the relaxation of miners after a hard day ' s work in the ' mines. LIBRARY The scene of the Intellectual Revolution is the college library conveniently located and facing the front of the campus. It contains some 25,000 volumes of rich, refined reading material panned for the use of the students and citizens of Dahlonega. It is staffed by two capable librarians and several student assistants. SANFORD HALL Over from college hill we find Sanford Hall, the abode of the cadets of Company C. It is a comfortable haven of rest for the weary students at the end of a long and hard day of college activities. The cadets may do anything, from, relaxing by watching the latest of all nuggets TV to the drastic thing of studying. This is the first time boys have been able to sweep gold dust from under the beds since it is being used for the first time as a boys ' dorm. ' ' W itg g iigSyi k

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Aunt Sara Just Loves To Hold Our Hands. DEDICATION To our beloved Aunt Sara, we of the 1953 Cyclops dedi- cate this publication. It is but a small token of the gratitude and respect which we bear for you in a special place in our hearts. You have never failed to be interested in each and every ' one of us, and to aid and help us in each and every way that you could. In sickness and in health we have leaned upon you. and turned to you for council. You have helped us. In joy and in sorrow we have turned to you. You have rejoiced or sorrowed with us. You do not simply live with youth; you are youth eternal, and we will never for- get you. For all that you have done for us. we can only say, ■ Thank vnu iinl Sara. cry nimh. Aunt Sara sees to it the sick get the best food on the campus. Making a last minute check with Dr. Sirmons DR. SIRMONS - - COLLEi, !:: PH . KT