North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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] ean s lice LJovtovavt Loyalty is demonstrated in many ways. Loyalty to a school and to individuals requires integrity, sincerity, dependability, and the true acceptance of responsibility. Interest and friendliness mean so much to coeds and cadets — especially when we need advice and encouragement. A sense of humor that relieves tension and lightens trouble helps to maintain a balance between the serious and the light. A person who can mean all this to so many is a person who is a real friend, a wise counselor, and a capable teacher. With sincere appreciation for all that you have done for us — with deep respect for what you represent to us — and with true love and gratitude, the 1956 Cyclops is dedicated to you — our professor, housemother, and Dean of Women, Miss A. D.

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J- ictvire S ton Crowding into the Armory after a sudden rain . . . drinking coffee and laughing in the local meeting place . .. scenes like these show what holds North Georgia together — the people, their feelings, their day-to-day lives. On the pages that will follow are pictures with a double mean- ing — pictures that show to us, the students, that North Georgia College is not just a place. It is having fun on a nickel cup of coffee — it is making light of the hardest jobs and toughest problems — it is a special feeling of closeness and loyalty. Other people see the photograph; we see in expressions like these the spirit that gives N. G. C. its meaning.