North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

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Practical experiences here make it easier for us to adapt outside of the little world we know as NGC . . . . . . working in the bookstore . . . helping Mrs. Oakes keep our records straight. These are our days at North Georgia . . . yearning for some- thing from the past . . . buried in the details of the present . . . but always eagerly preparing to meet the future head-on. 16

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FUTURE . . . Our activities here prepare us for roles we will play after col- lege . . . . . . refereeing an intramural basketball game . . . camouflaged in the woods on a problem . . . learning to use the computer . . . and letting our minds wander to think about tomorrow.

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AND MISS NGC Take a moment to talk to Mike Harsh and Paula Maret . . . that is if you can find them sitting still that long. If you do, you ' ll dis- cover that this cadet and coed represent the best of North Georgia College . . . Paula radiates warmth: making cup- cakes for the Band Company party was fun with her around. She brightened Student Council meetings just by her presence. During her four years here her sincerity and friendliness impressed all of us. Paula leaves now for a life beyond college — but with her she takes two invaluable assets . . . high standards and a gentle smile. Michael K. Harsh . . . the name even commands respect. But it is the man be- hind that name that has served as an in- spiration to the cadet corps of North Georgia College. No one else on campus knows the responsibilities of being cadet colonel — yet Mike faced, even tackled, those responsibilities with courage. Dis- tinguished by his military bearing and dedication, Mike marches into the future unafraid . . . and his men will surely follow. 17