North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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The cadets of North Georgia College will never forget their marching steps — the steps of discipline and training. These are the steps which set our school apart from the others in the state and we are proud of them. Let us look now at a typical drill day . . . Chasing that last sp eck of dust which could ruin the inspection . . . Down the steps and onto the drill field — the companies begin to fall in. The time of inspection has come. Will this mean merits or the dreaded demerits. ' Stacking riflles . . Marching is the next order of the day — steps, steps, steps, and more steps! ! Inspection arms in front of the Armory . These happy faces could mean only one thing; drill is over for another day.

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-nn To a man who has unceasingly worked for North Georgia College, its students and staff; to a man who has brought our school to people throughout the state; to a man who is our friend and counselor — we offer our gratitude. The 1958 Cyclops is dedicated to you, Mr. H. H. Gilbert.

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The beginning of a new year is memorable for many reasons. The Freshmen have a whole new world opening before them, and the Upperclassmen are anxious to see their old friends. One of the first events of the year is the Reception in Lewis Hall, giving the faculty and the students an evening to meet informally. The routine of classes and labs start. It seems that there isn ' t much free When there are a few free minutes, we spend them look- ing at our lovely campus. .u