North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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iona . . . the arch . . . chow formation . . . the Military Ball . . . parades . . . Parent ' s Day. North Georgia College is en- dowed with traditions that are cherished by each of us — students, faculty — all. who have known its many facets. Traditions make a school. And traditions are often those things which pass unnoted and unrecog- nized. Yer without them, our col- lege would be incomplete. The traditions that are such a valuable part of North Georgia College form the theme of the 1956 Cyclops.

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M tribute to Miss Mattie Craig, who is retiring from the North Georgia College staff after 38 years of service. Miss Mattie is the granddaughter of Colonel W. P. Price, who donated the land for North Georgia Agricultural College which became North Georgia College. She was born in Walhalla, South Carolina, and afterwards came to Georgia. She first attended North Georgia College as a special student, doing subfreshman work. She did not graduate from North Georgia, but also attended the University of Cali- fornia and Emory University. In her service here, she has endeared herself to students and faculty alike, work- ing first as librarian and then as manager of the bookstore. As Miss Mattie retires, leaving a rec- ord of many years of loyal and devoted service, we, the staff of the 1956 Cyclops, pay tribute to her.

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