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GOLD STAR
EDITION
Published by the Cadets and Coeds
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FOREWORD
Our aim has been to edit an annual which will
serve a twofold purpose: — first, to present to the
public, as accurately as possible, a complete pic-
ture of student life at North Georgia College;
second, to provide for the students a permanent
record of their days in school. The question of
whether or not we have been successful in our
endeavors can best be answered by the readers
of this annual. We hope you will gain, upon
reading this annual, the impression that we have
accomplished our objective.
— The Editors.
Table of Contents
Dedication Page
Hell's Angels Page 6
Gold Star Section -Page 7
Faculty Page 29
Classes Page 35
Military -Page 65
Who's Who . Page 81
Campus Beauties Page 83
Organizations
Page 87
Sports Page 123
The Campus
Acknowledgment
Page 133
Page 137
DEDICATION
To the boys and girls of America who fought in World War II goes a large
part of the credit for winning the conflict; however, not all of the sacrifices were
made l>y these people. One important factor has been omitted.
The mothers of those who so valiantly fought deserve their part of the praise
and honor. Theirs was no easy lot, for it was they who fought the emotional
battle, and carried on bravely under the stress resulting from knowledge of the
fact that their loved ones stood in danger of losing their lives.
Some of these fears soon became realities, for, with the passage of time,
casualty lists began to come in. The following pages are testimony that North
Georgia College was not unaffected by the advent of war.
With these thoughts in mind. we. the Cyclops Staff, hereby dedicate the
Gold Star Edition of the Cyclops to the mothers of those who gave the Supreme
Sacrifice, that America might remain free from the dangers she faced in the
last war.
MRS. GUY FITTS
I >AHLONEGA, < iEORGIA
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HELL'S
ANGELS
Ralph M. Jones
Squadron Leader
May, 1949, will mark the seventh anniversary of the formation of the first squadron in the entire Southeast to
be filled at one college. It was in the spring of 1942 that a group of students from North Georgia College,
thirty-one, to be exact, enlisted in the United States Naval Air Corps. This group enlisted as a squadron.
They chose as their squadron name "Hell's Angels." They were to remain together all through their part in the
war. Vacancies, if any, were to be filled from their school. And there were vacancies; even the squadron leader,
Ralph Jones, lost his life.
But what they stood for lives on. North Georgia College is proud of her valiant former students; Georgia is
proud of her worthy citizens.
Listed below, together with their home towns, are the men who made up the original Hell's Angels Squadron:
Tommy Barksdale Conyers
Douglas Buckelew ... Jonesboro
Will Burch Eastman
Robert Bush .... Camilla
Jack Chapman . . . Augusta
Billy Colly Elberton
Charles Copeland . Atlanta
James Duncan Quitman
Tom East LaGrange
James Faircloth Ashburn
Earl Fletcher Moultrie
Glenn Gassaway ... Jefferson
Ben Grimes Gainesville
William Harding Dahlonega
John Harris . .
Fred Woodward . .
Eldred Hudson ... . . Eatonton
Robert Humphrey, Jr. Swainsboro
*Ralph Jones . Griffin
Rex Lipham . . . LaGrange
*Bill Lipscomb . Gainesville
W. A. Mathews ... Buford
John Mauthe .... ... Marietta
Dan McManus . . . . Macon
Arvis Moore . . Smyrna
Larry Peppers, Jr. .... Loganville
*Clarence Rosser Herndon
*Guy Stone Glenwood
Wesley Studdard Atlanta
Jimmy Wilson ... Chatsworth
Sidney Wilson Clarkston
Cedartown
*Lost in action.
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GOLD STAR SECTION
We have tried to obtain a picture of every former student of North
Georgia College who lost his, or her, life in World War II. Through the
capable assistance of Mrs. Will D. Young, Alumni Secretary, our en-
deavors have been largely successful and the pictures of those veterans
which we were able to obtain are presented in the following pages. This
is our way of saying "Thank you" to those boys and girls who asked for
no thanks when they went into the service of their country, facing the
realization that there was a possibility of losing their lives.
However, it was impossible to contact the parents of every Gold Star
Student. For that reason, our group of photographs is not complete.
Listed below are the Gold Star Veterans whose pictures could not be ob-
tained. This list is by no means complete.
Adams, Robert E Atlanta, Georgia
Beckham, Earl R ...Dublin, Georgia
Billy, Edward C Irwin, Penn.
Connell, Alden Jamie ___ . ..Nashville, Georgia
Crapps, Perry Lewis Harlem, Georgia
Davis, James Porter ...Washington, D. C.
Dunning, Charles R. Valdosta, Georgia
Dyar, James LeGrand ...Carnesvillc, Georgia
Forbes, Walter B Griffin, Georgia
Gaddess, John B _ Decatur, Georgia
Haft, Jerome L.._. Jamaica, N. Y.
Hammond, George Willis Newnan, Georgia
Hardin, Elgin Dalton, Georgia
H umber, Charles I..... Eatonton, Georgia
Kendall, William P. Valdosta, Georgia
League, Fred Howard Gainesville, ( leorgia
Lindsey, Waldo Wayne ......Irwinton, Georgia
Pendergrass, Alva Nathaniel ... ... Griffiin, Georgia
Senk, Daniel H. Beaver Falls, Penn.
Smith, Thomas Rooks Thomasville, Georgia
Stalhvorth, Roscoe S.. Macon. Georgia
Stoddard, Joe Kansas City, Mo.
Timmons, John E Chicago, 111.
Tindol, Eugene , ..Dublin, ( }eorgia
Capt. Robert D. Calhoun
Army Quartermaster Corp*
Vidalia, Louisiana
Captain Calhoun was a former member of the
North Georgia College faculty. He taught
English here from 1939 to 1941." After entering
the Army he served in the European-African-
Middle Eastern Theaters. Captain Calhoun re-
ceived the Bronze Star for participation in the
Southern France Campaign. He lost his life at
Nancy, France, on February 28. 1945.
2nd Lt. Neal Brantley Adams
Army Air < 'orps
Sanford, Florida
Brantley attended North Georgia College in 1938.
He lost his life while serving with the Army Air
('orps in Aleutian Islands. September, 1943.
1st Lt, Robert T. Adams
Army Air < 'or/is
Dublin, Georgia
Robert attended North Georgia College in 1939
and 1940. While serving with the Army Air
Corps, Lieutenant Adams was awarded the Pur-
ple Heart, Air Medal (with clusters), and Silver
Star. He lost his life September 12, 1944, over
Bavaria, < lermany.
Pit. Homer R. Baeton
Army
Etydal, Georgia
Ralph attended North Georgia College in 1942
and 1943. He was a member of the Y.M.C.A.
and was in "B" Company.
While serving with the Army he was awarded
the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster, Euro-
pean, African, and Middle Eastern Theater
Medal with one Silver Star for Ardennes, Central
Europe, Normandy, Northern France, and River-
land Campaigns. He also received the Distin-
guished Unit Badge, World War II Victory
Medal, and the Belgian Fourragere. He was lost
in Germany April 16, 1945.
Sot. Paul Bass
Marine < 'orps
Quitman, Georgia
Paul attended North Georgia College in 1941
and 1942. While at NGC he was a member of
Rifle Team, Boxing Team, and ( >fncers' ( Hub. He
graduated from North Georgia College with the
rank of Second Lieutenant. He lost his life May
21, 1944, at Pearl Harbor.
S Sot. Robert Bateman
Army
Macon, ( leorgia
Roberl attended North Georgia College in
1941 and 1942. While attending North Georgia
College he was a member of the Y.M.C.A., Rex
Fraternity, and Sergeants' Club. He lost his life
while serving in the European Theater of Opera-
tions in Kanden, Germany, on March 11. 1945.
S Sot. William lti ssel Boling
Army Air < 'orps
( Janton, < leorgia
William attended North (leorgia College in
1940 and 1941. While attending North Georgia
College he was a member of the Y.M.C.A. and
Company "1 )". Sgt. Boling was awarded the t >ak
Leaf Cluster and Purple Heart while serving
with the Army Air Corps. He was losl over < ler-
nianv. November (>, 1944.
Kirk max 1 c Julian Calloway Booth
Coast Guard
Rayle, Georgia
Julian attended North Georgia College in 1937
and 1938. Fireman Booth enlisted in the service
November 3, 1941, and served in the North At-
lantic Theater. He was lost January 29, 1942.
oft' the Coast of Iceland. Julian was awarded
posthumously the Purple Heart, Good Conducl
Medal, American Defense Service Medal, World
War II Victory Medal, European-African-Mid-
dle Eastern Campaign Medals.
T/5 David Eugene Boyer
Tenth Armored Division, Third Army
Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania
David attended North Georgia College in 1944
as a part of the Army Specialized Training Pro-
gram. He had previously graduated from Penn.
State in 1943. T/5 Boyer was killed at Crails-
heim, Germany, April 9, 1945. His body was
returned to the United States and buried in
Mifflinburg Cemetery, August 7, 1948.
2nd Lt. Paris Duane Bray
Army Air Corps
< 'anon, Georgia
Duane attended North Georgia College during
1938 and 1939. While attending North Georgia
College he was a member of the Rex Fraternity.
He later attended the University of Georgia, and
was graduated from that school with the Degree
of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. At Geor-
gia he was active in several clubs, including
the Cat'tan Club, Agricultural Club, and the
Saddle and Sirloin Club. He was lost July 8,
1944, in Sanford, England.
Pfc. Emerson Callaway
Marine Corps
Inman, Georgia
Emerson attended North Georgia College in
1942. He served in the Pacific Theater in World
War II. He received the Purple Heart and Vic-
tory Medal posthumously after his death on
Pelieu Island, September 16, 1944.
Maj. Nicholas Drewry Carpenter
Third Armored Division
Elberton, ( Seorgia
Nicholas attended North Georgia College in
1931, 1932, and 1933. While at N. G. C. he was
a member of the Rex Fraternity. He served with
the Third Armored Division and was awarded
tin' Infantry Badge, Presidential Citation, and
Purple Heart. Major Carpenter lost his life
August 14, 1944, in France
Capt. Carl Franklin Chapman, Jr.
Air Cor/is
Macon, ( reorgia
Carl attended North Georgia College in 1940 and
1941. He served in the European Theater where
he received the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf
Clusters. He lost his life on February 23, 1945,
in Erkland, Germany.
Pvt. Clifford Cook
Arm u
Morganton, ( Jeorgia
Clifford attended North Georgia College in 1942
and 1943. While at N. G. C. he was a member
of the Y. M.C.A. Private Cook served with
the Army in the European Theater, where he
was lost January 3, 1945, in Belgium.
2nd Lt. James F. Corley
Air Corps
Zebulon, Georgia
Lieutenant Corky was lost September 3, 1943.
in Southern Italy. He had attended North Geor-
gia College during 1934-1935. Decorations re-
ceived were the Purple Heart and Presidential
Unit Citation.
( !ol. William W. ( !ornog
A rmy
Lavonia, Georgia
Colonel Cornog attended North Geprgia College
in 1918, 1919^ 1920. While serving with the
Infantry he was awarded the Legion of .Merit.
Silver Star. Purple Heart, and Order of the
British Empire. He lust his life August 10, 1944,
in France.
Capt. Sam A. Dance
Army Air Corps
Eatonton, Georgia
Sam attended North Georgia College in 1935
and 1936. While attending North Georgia Col-
lege he was a member of Rex Fraternity, "D"
Company, Rifle Team, and Sgts. Club.
While serving with the Army Air Corps lie
received the distinguished Air Medal and Purple
Heart. He lost his life on December 8, 1944.
in Hongkong, China.
Lt. Ted D. DeWeese
Arm*/ An- t 'orps
( 'leveland, Tennessee
Ted attended North Georgia College in 1936-38.
While attending North Georgia College lie was
a member of Rex Fraternity ami Varsity Bas-
ketball Team.
He lost his life on December 13. 1940, while
serving with the Army Air Corps at Kelley Field,
Texas.
Lt. Richard Cooper Dodson
Army An- ( 'orps
Monroe, < Seorgia
Richard attended North Georgia College in
1938-40. While attending North Georgia College
he was a member of Sigma Theta Fraternity.
While serving with the Air Corps lie was
awarded the Purple Heart. He lost his life on
October 10, 1943, in Minister, Germany .
Ens. Sherman F. Dixon
Navy
Cleveland, Georgia
Sherman attended North Georgia College in
1936-38. While .serving with the Navy lie was
awarded the American Defense and Good Con-
duct .Medals. He lost his life on June 13, 1942,
in Natal, Brazil.
s Sgt. Thomas F. Dorsey, Jr.
Army
Methuen, Massachusetts
Thomas attended North Georgia College as a
member of the A. S. T. P. Sergeant Dorsey was
lost iii Germany after serving in the European
Theater. He was killed February 25. 1945. and
buried in Ilainni. Luxembourg. Among decora-
tions he received were the Purple Heart, Infan-
try Badge, and the (1 1 Conduct Medal.
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Lt. Alexander M. Durant, Jr.
Air Corps
Valona, ' reorgia
Alexander attended North Georgia College in
1939-41. and was a member of Rex Fraternity.
While serving with the Air Corps he was
awarded the Purple Heart ami two Air Medals.
He lost his life over Germany on March 24,
1945.
2nd Lt. I )avid B. Edgi . Jr.
Army An- < 'orps
Decatur, Georgia
Lieutenant Edge attended North Georgia Col-
lege 1941-1942 after graduating from Decatur
High School. He was associated with the Planta-
i mo Pipe Lines in civilian life.
David was killed on a take-off crash at Co-
lumbia, S. ('.. February Hi. 1944.
Pvt. Lloyd E. Edwards
Marine Corps
Griffiin, Georgia
Lloyd attended North Georgia College in 1943
and 1944. He was awarded the Purple Heart
while serving with the Marine Corps in the
Pacific. Private Edwards lost his life March 12,
1945, on Iwo Jima.
2nd Lt. Robert 0. S. Entzmingeb
Army
Hartsville, South Carolina
Robert attended North Georgia College in 1940
and 1941. He served with the Infantry in the
European Theater, being awarded the Purple
Heart and Silver Star.
Lieutenant Entzminger lost his life March 7,
1945. in Germany.
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Lt. Marion C. Farrar. Jr.
Army Air Corps
Avondale Estates, Georgia
After attending North Georgia College in 1936
and 1937, Lieutenant Farrar received his Junior
College Diploma. He had been a member of the
Rex (Vice-President); Y.M.C.A. (President);
Rifle Team; Officer's Club; Speech Forum; Glee
Club, and Dramatic Club (Business Manager).
While in college Marion held the rank of Cadet
Captain. He was Vice-President of the Fresh-
man Class, and later Secretary of the Sophomore
Class.
Lieutenant Farrar lost his life October 12,
1944, at Harding Field, La.
T/Sgt. Herbert Fenster
Army Air Corps
Atlanta, Georgia
Herbert attended North Georgia College in 1942
and 1943. While serving with the Army Air
Corps he was awarded the Purple Heart and
Air Medal with Cluster. Sergeant Fenster lust
his life April 25, 1945, in England. The Herbert
Fenster Room in Barnes Hall is maintained by
his parents as a memorial.
Sergeant Guy Fitts
Army Air ( 'orps
Dahlonega, Georgia
Guy attended North Georgia College in 1942 and
1943. He was a member of Y.M.C.A. and the
Band.
He lost his life on April 21, 1945, over Ger-
many while serving with the Army Air Corps.
He was awarded the Purple Heart posthumously.
2nd Lt. Pail Russell Fulton
Amu/ Air ('orps
Cochran, Georgia
Paul attended North Georgia College in 1942 and
1943. He lost his life in Horton, England, on
August 23, 1944, while serving with the Army
Air Corps.
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Pfc. William Carle Gamble
Infantry
Elyria, ( >hio
William was a member of the A.S.T.P. at North
Georgia College in 1943 and 1944.
While serving in the European Theater of
Operations he received the E.T.t ). Ribbon, Good
Conduct Medal, Purple Heart. Expert Rifleman,
and Combat Medal. Infantry Badge, and the
Presidential Unit Citation. He lost his life in
Hellensdorf, Germany.
2nd Lt. Walter B. Garrison
Arm 1/ Air ( 'orps
Thomasville, ( leorgia
Walter attended Ninth Georgia College in 1940-
42. He was a member of Y.M.C.A., Hex Fra-
ternity, and Sergeants' Club.
He' l.-.-t his life on September ID. 1944. while
serving with the Army Air ('orps in Netherlands,
Hast India.
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Sgt. George Hubert Clenn
Infantry
( Ihickamauga, Georgia
George attended North Georgia College in 1941-
43. While serving with the Infantry he was
awarded the Purple Heart. He lost his life near
Bitche, France.
2nd Lt. Hillyer Cooper Godfrey
Army Air < 'orps
Gainesville, Georgia
Cooper attended North Georgia College from
1940 to 1942. While at N. G. C. he was a mem-
ber of the Rex Fraternity and a Sergeant in "('"
( 'ompany.
Lieutenant Godfrey lost his life March 1, 1944.
in Scotland.
Sgt. Dana D. Goodwin, Jr.
Armored Infantry
Fitchburg, Massachusetts
Dana attended North Georgia College in 1943
and 1944 in the Army Specialized Training Pro-
gram.
Dana served in the European Theater, where
he received the Purple Heart and the Engraved
Purple Heart. He lost his life on March 5, 1945,
in Ehrang, Germany.
1st. Lt. Joseph T. ( Irani-. Jr.
Ann ii Air ( 'or /is
Cornelia, Georgia
Joe attended North Georgia College in 1938-39.
While serving with the Army Air ('orps he was
awarded two Air Medals. Oak Leaf Cluster,
The Presidential Distinguished Unit Citation.
and the E.T.O. Ribbon with three Battle Stars.
He lost his life February 10, 1945, in England.
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1st l.i. Calhoun J. Hall
Army Air ( 'orps
Atlanta, Georgia
I 'alhoun attended Ninth ( reorgia College in 1938-
40. Lieutenant Hall served in Italy and was lost
at Genoa, August 12, 1944. He received the
Air Medal and two Oak Leal' Clusters, Distin-
guished Flying Cross, and Purple Heart.
1st Lt. George P. Hames
I n fiuit rii
( 'anion. ( ieorgia
George attended North Georgia College in 1928-
32. He was a member of Rex Fraternity and
Officers' Club.
While serving with the Infantry he was
awarded the Purple Heart. He Inst his life on
January 27, 1943, on Guadalcanal.
Lt. Albert Thomas Harris
Navy
Madison, Georgia
Albert attended North Georgia College in 1934.
While serving with the Navy be was awarded the
Navy Cross and Purple Heart. He was lost on
I Ictober 12, 1942. off Savo Island.
Pfc. Marion A. II \n iii:h
Infantry
Macon, ( Ieorgia
Marion attended North Georgia College in 1941-
43. While ai N. ('<. C. he was a member of
Rex Fraternity.
While serving with the Infantry he was award-
ed the Infantryman Combat Badge, Good Con-
duct Medal, and Experl Rifleman Badge. Hi
lost his life on December 2ti. 1944, in Luxem-
bourg, ( iermany,
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S/Sgt. James William Hendon, Jr.
Army Air Corps
( Janton, Georgia
James attended North Georgia College in 1942
and 1943, during which time he was a member
of the Band. While serving with the Army Air
Corps he was awarded the Purple Heart, Air
Medal with Four Oak Leaf Clusters, and Presi-
dential Citation. Sergeant Hendon lost his life
March 1, 1945, over Berlin.
Capt. Leftredgf W. Honeycutt
Army
Dalton, Georgia
Captain Honeycutt attended North Georgia
College in 1931-33. He entered the Army as a
First Lieutenant in February, 1942. He was
awarded the Bronze Star and Oak Leaf Cluster.
Captain Honeycutt lost his life in Italy, April
17, 1945.
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Lt. Lawton M. Jones
Army Air < 'orps
Bainbridge, Georgia
Lieutenant Jones attended North Georgia Col-
lege in 1939 and 1940. While at N. G. C. he was
a member of the Sigma Theta Fraternity, Cy-
clop's Staff, Y.M.C.A., and Band. As a member
of the Air Corps he was awarded the Air Medal
and Purple Heart.
Lieutenant Jones lost his life October 4, 1944,
over Munich, Germany.
Lt. Ralph M. .Tones
Marine Air Corps
( Iriffin, Georgia
While attending North Georgia College in 1940-
42, Ralph was Vice-President of the Y.M.C.A.
Member of Cadet Bugler Staff, Cyclops Staff,
Debate Club, Sigma Theta, Pan-Hellenic Coun-
cil, Tennis Team, Rifle Team, and Sergeants'
Club. Lieutenant Jones helped organize "Hell's
Angels." He was awarded posthumously the
Purple Heart, and Aviator's Pacific Theater
Medal.
Lieutenant Jones lost his life while serving
with the Marine Air Corps over Rebaul, New
Britain, May 5, 1944.
Pfc. Houston Kemper
Infantry
Hapeville, Georgia
Houston attended North Georgia College in 1934
and 1935. He was a member of Rex Fraternity,
Bugler Staff, and "A" Company.
While serving with the Infantry he was award-
ed the Purple Hear! and the Combat Infantry
Badge. He lost his life on December 21, 1944,
in Belgium.
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Fred Morris
Infantry
Ft. Gaines, ( leorgia
Fred attended North Georgia College in 1942
and 1943. While serving with the Infantry he
was awarded the Purple Heart and the Presi-
dential Citation. He lost his life on September
30, 1944, in Italv.
2nd Lt. James Donald Keeffe
Army Air ( 'or ps
Nashville, Georgia
James attended North Georgia Col-
lege in 1940 and 1941.
While serving with the Army Air
Corps he was awarded the Purple
Heart. He lost his life three miles
south of Bolougne, France.
Stkph. 1/c James 0. Lawrence
Mansfield, Georgia
James Overton Lawrence attended
North Georgia College in 1930-31.
He enlisted in the Navy in Febru-
ary, 1942, and was assigned to de-
stroyer duty. He saw much active
duty, notably in the Marshall and
Gilbert Islands and Philippine In-
vasions. His ship was sunk while
helping to protect the landing oper-
ations on Leyte Island. Decorations
received included the Purple Heart
i awarder! posthumously), and the
Asiatic - Pacific Campaign and
American Campaign Ribbons.
Pvt. Bertrand Victor Le\ j
Army
Brooklyn. New York
Bertrand attended North Georgia
College in 1943 and 1944.
1 te losl his life in Fiance on No-
vember 17. 1944. lie received the
Purple I lean posthumously.
2nd I.t. William T. Lipscomb
Marine Air Corp
< tainesville, Georgia
William attended North Georgia College in 1941
and 1942. He was a member of "D" Company
and the Boxing Team, being middleweight cham-
pion.
He lost his life on August 28, 1943, while
serving with Marine Air Corps near Cherry
Point, North Carolina.
2\i) Lt. William L. McArthur
Army Air Force
Moultrie, Georgia
William attended North Georgia College in 1934-
35 and 1937. He was a member of Rex Fra-
ternity.
While serving with the Army Air Force he
was awarded the Purple Heart. He lust his life
on October 5, 1943, over Athens, Greece.
!']< . Jesse Lamab McKellae, .Ik.
Infantry
Rome, ( teorgia
Jesse attended North Georgia College in 1943.
He was a member of Y.M.C.A. and the Band.
He was awarded the Purple Heart while serv-
ing with the Infantry. He lost his life on April
20, 1945, on Okinawa.
Ensign Lewis A. Matthews
Navy Air Corps
Decatur, Georgia
Lewis attended North Georgia College in 1938-
40. He was a member of Sigma Theta Fraternity
and the Sergeants' Club.
While serving with the Naval Air Corps he
was awarded the Purple Heart, the Presidential
Citation with Bronze Star, and the Distinguished
Flying Cross. lie lost his life on February 22,
1944, on Saipan.
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Lt. James William Meriwether
Army
Newnan, Georgia
James attended North Georgia College in 1936.
While serving with the Infantry he was awarded
the Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Hawaiian, New
Guinea, and Philippine Combat Infantryman's
Badge.
Lieutenant Meriwether lost his life February
3, 1945, on Luzon.
Sgt. Howard C. Miller, Jr.
Arm y Air < 'orps
Avondale Estates, < Ieorgia
Howard attended North Georgia College in 1940-
1942. While at N.G.C. he was a member of Sigma
Theta i President I, and a Second Lieutenant in
"C" Company. He was awarded the Distin-
guished Flying Cross. The Air Medal with Four
Oak Leaf Clusters, and Purple Heart.
Sergeant Miller lost his life February 25. 1944.
over the North Sea.
1st Lt. Joseph E. Moore
Army Air < 'orps
Macon, ( ieorgia
Joe attended North Georgia College in 1936,
1937. and 1938. While at N. G. C. he was a
member of the Baseball and Rifle Teams.
Lieutenant Moore lost his life in January,
1945. while serving with the Army Air Corps.
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Ensign Bond M i mm
Navy
Danielsville, < ieorgia
Bond attended North Georgia College in 1935
and 1936.
Ensign Murray was awarded the World War
II Victory Medal. Silver Star. Purple Heart,
Army Distinguished I'nit Badge with Oak Leaf
Cluster, Philippine Defense Ribbon with one
Bronze Star, the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal
with one Bronze Star.
Ensign Murray lost his life July 2, 1944. while
serving with the 1". S. Navy in the Philippines.
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Ensign Daniel Newbern
Broxton, Georgia
Daniel Newbern went on active duty in Feb-
ruary, 1944. He was assigned, during his service
career, to the following places: Mercer Universi-
ty; University of Georgia; Great Lakes, Illinois;
Glenview, Illinois; Memphis, Tennessee; Corpus
Christi, Texas; and Banana River, Florida He
had attended North Georgia College from Sep-
tember, 1940, to June, 1942. Danny had received
Ins commission as an Ensign in the Navy Air
Force only a short time before his death at Ba-
nana River, Florida, in December, 1944.
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S/Sgt. Joseph Clyde Nix
Army Air Corps
Dahlonega, Georgia
Clyde attended North Georgia College in 1937,
1938, and 1939. While attending N. G. C. he
was a member of the Band.
Sergeant Nix was awarded the Good Conduct
Medal, and European Theater Ribbon while
serving with the Air Corps. He lost his life
April 17, 1944, in Italy.
Captaix William F. Norms
Army
Newton, Georgia
Captain Norris attended North Georgia College
in 1935 and 1936. He was a Prisoner of War
in Runkewitz Hospital, Baden Baden, Germany.
He was liberated by the French and died two
weeks alter his liberation.
Lt. Joseph J. Northcutt
Infantry
College Park, Georgia
Joseph attended North Georgia College in 1941
and 1942.
In the service of his country he was awarded
the Combat Infantry Badge and the Purple
Heart twice (once posthumously I . These deco-
rations were received while he was serving with
the Armored Infantry in the European Theater
of Operations. He was lost December 25, 1944.
Capt. Olin H. Palmer, Jr.
U. S. Marine Corps
Blythe, Georgia
Olin attended North Georgia College in 1937-
1939.
While serving with the Marine Corps, he was
awarded the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal,
World War II Victory Medal, Presidential Cita-
tion. He was lost January 12, 1944.
1st. Lt. Benjamin Franklin Parks.
Infantry
Athens, Georgia
Ben attended North Georgia College in 1939-
1941. He was editor of the Cyclops, a member
of the Bugler Staff, Choral Club, Y.M.C.A., Offi-
cers' Club, Pan-Hellenic Council, and Captain of
"C" Company.
He was awarded the Purple Heart and the
Silver Star while serving with the Infantry in the
E.T.O. He was lost December 24, 192(4, in
Belgium.
Lt. Blakley Arnau Parrott
Army
Dublin, ( Georgia
While Blakely was a student at North Georgia
( 'iillege, during 1940-42, he was an officer, a mem-
ber of the Band, the Rex Club, and the football
squad.
After he was commissioned at Fort Knox, Ken-
tucky, Lt. Parrott went overseas ami was killed
January 19, 1945, in Belgium.
lsr Lt. Wayne W. Patrick
Army
Conyers, Georgia
Wayne attended North Georgia College in
1932, 1933, and 1934. While at N.G.C. he was a
member of Y.M.C.A., Cyclops i Editor), and "D"
Company. He was awarded the Silver Star and
Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster while serv-
ing with the Infantry. Lt. Patrick lost his life
April 20 ,1945, in Italy.
Aviation Cadet Quenton ( ). Perkins
Canton, Georgia
Quinton attended North Georgia College in 1940
and 1941.
Cadet Perkins lost his life February 20. 1942,
in Sherman, Texas.
Lt. Col. A. R. Quillian
Army
( tainesville, ( leorgia
Colonel Quillian attended North Georgia College
in 1929-1933. While here he was a member of
the boxing team and Sigma Nu Fraternity. He
also served as Captain of "A" Company.
While serving with the Army lie was awarded
the Silver Star. Bronze Star, and the Purple
Heart. He lost his life on August 4. 1944, at St.
I.o. France.
Pharmacist Mate 2 c Daniel B. Rhodes
Navy
East Point. Georgia
Daniel attended Ninth (leorgia College in 1941-
43. He was a member of the Y.M.C.A., and was
in the Band.
He was posthumously awarded the Presiden-
tial Citation and the Purple Heart.
He was lost on Okinawa on May 12, 1945,
while on detached service with the 6th .Marine
Division.
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Cpl. Clarence C. Rosser, Jr.
Marines
Herndon, Georgia
Clarence attended North Georgia College in
1942. He was a member of "C" Company.
While serving with the Marines in World War
II he was awarded the Presidential Unit Cita-
tion with the ribbon bar and one star. Purple
Heart, and the Victory Medal. He lost his life
on September 15, 1944, on Pelelieu Island.
2nd Lt. John C. Sheehan, Je.
Infantry
Macon, < ieorgia
John attended North Georgia College in 1941
and 1942.
While serving with the Infantry in the Euro-
pean Theater he was awarded the Silver Star.
Purple Heart, and (loud Conduct Medal. He
hist his lite on November 17, 1944, at St. Die.
France.
lsr Lt. James Henry Smith
Infantry
Ashland. Georgia
.lames attended North Georgia College in 1933
and 1934. He was a member of the Hex Fra-
ternity, Officers' Club, and "B" Company, serv-
ing as Lieutenant.
He lost his lite on September 27. 1940, at Fori
Benning, ( Ieorgia.
Lt. Ruby Smith
Army Nurse < 'orps
Dahlonega, < ieorgia
Ruby was the only one of our former co-eds
to lose her life in service during the war. She
attended North Georgia College in 192.5-30.
Lieutenant Smith died in an Army Hospital at
('amp Kilmer, New Jersey, September 10. 1944.
2nd Lt. W. >w hi Smith
Army Air < 'orps
I >ecal in'. < ieorgia
Swift attended North Georgia College in 1939
anil 1940. lie was a member ol Sigma Tlieta,
and the ( lenerals.
lie lost his life on October 4, 1943. at Raton,
New Mexico, while serving with the Army Air
l orp<.
T/Sgt. Henry C. Stalnaker
Murine Air Corps
Toccoa, Georgia
Henry attended North Georgia College in 1938
and 1939.
He was awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross, Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with seven battle
Mais, the Air Medal, and The Presidential Unit
( Station. During the war he served as a captain
in the Marine Air Corps.
Sergeant Stalnaker lost his life December 2,
1948, in Quantico, Va.
Lt. Guy Orlando Stone
Marine Air Corps
Glenwood, Georgia
Guy attended North Georgia College for one
year, 1941-42. He attended Pre-Training at Nor-
man, Oklahoma, and Advance Training at Cor-
pus Christi, Texas.
Lieutenant Stone lost his life March 12, 1944,
in Jacksonville, Florida.
1st Lt. John W. Strickland
Army Air ( 'orps
Jefferson, Georgia
Lieutenant Strickland attended North Georgia
College in 1934, 1935, 1936. He was a member
of the Rex Fraternity and Band while at N. G. C.
He lost his life at Smyrna Air Base, Murfrees-
boro, Tenn., while serving with the Army Air
Corps.
Sot. Lovic Swint. Jr.
Army
Columbus, Georgia
Lovic attended North Georgia College in 1940-42.
He was awarded the Bronze Star while serving
with the Army in the European Theater. Ser-
geant Swint lost his life January 15, 1945, in
Luxembourg.
1st Lt. Isham Oliver Teasley
Arm ij Air Corps
Atlanta, Georgia
Lieutenant Teaslev attended North Georgia
College in 1934, 1935, and 1936. While at N. G.
C. he was a member of Sigma Theta, and "A"
Company.
He was awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross, Air Medal with Two Oak Leaf Clusters,
European, African, and Middle Eastern Cam-
paign Medal with five Bronze Stars, American
Campaign Medal, and Presidential Unit Cita-
tion.
Lieutenant Teasley was lost August 15, 1944,
in Southern France.
Pfc. Dallas Glenn Thackek
Army Medical < 'orps
Tate. ( ieorgia
Glenn attended North (ieorgia College in 1940
and 1941.
He was awai'ded the Purple Heart while serv-
ing with the Medical Corps.
He lost his life July 14, 1943, in New Guinea.
1st Lt, Daniel G. Thompson
Army
Pinehurst, (ieorgia
Daniel attended North Georgia in 1939, 1940,
1941. He was a member of the Sergeant's Club,
and "( '" Company.
Lieutenant Thompson was awarded the Purple
Heart and Infantry Combat Badge. He lost his
life April 22, 1945, in Northern Italy.
S Sot. James W. Valentine
Army Air < 'or ps
Bainbridge, ( Ieorgia
James attended North (Ieorgia College in 1939.
1940, and 1941. He was a member of the Ser-
geant's Club, Officer's Club (Secretary), Sigma
Theta, and "A" Company.
S/Sgt. Valentine lost his life February 24.
1945. at Charleston, South Carolina.
Ensign Thomas A. Wall
U. S. X. R.
Blue Ridge, < Georgia
Thomas attended North Georgia College in 1939-
41. He was a member of the Band, Cyclops
Staff, Men's Glee Club. Choral Club, Y.M.C.A.,
Sigma Theta, and the Pan Hellenic Council.
While serving with the Navy he was awarded
the Presidential Citation and the Air Medal He
lost lus life on January 12. 1945, in Liquayen
Gulf, P. I.
2nd Lt. Edward H. Whiddon
Infantry
Stone Mountain. Georgia
At North Georgia College during 1938-40, Ed-
ward was a member of the Camera Club, Rifle
Team, and a Sergeant in Company "C".
He was in action only ten days when he was
killed July 7, 1944. He 'later received the Purple
Heart posthumously.
2nd Lt. John Thomas Whittle
Army An- < 'orps
Brunswick, Georgia
John attended North Georgia Col-
lege in 1940. He was a member of
"D" Company, and Sigma Theta.
While serving with the Army Air
('orps. he was awarded the Air
Medal, Purple Heart, and the Ap-
preciata of President. He lost his
life on January 11. 1944. in Holland.
Cpl. Cecil L. Vandivere
Jefferson, Georgia
Corporal Vandivere attended N. G.
C. from September, 1941, to March,
1943. He enlisted in the Air Force
Reserve Decembers. 1942. and was
called to duty in April, 1943. Serv-
ing most of the time during the war
in the Pacific. Corporal Vandivere
was lost at Arahata Cape, Para-
mushiru, July 12, 1945.
2nd Lt. Charles Field
Air Corps
Rocky Face, Georgia
Charles attended North Georgia
College in 1934-35-36. He was a
member of the Glee Club and Offi-
cers' Club.
He was lost over Avery, Texas,
in 1937.
THE
FACULTY anil ADMM5THA TIDIV
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DR. JONATHAN CLARK ROG
A. M.
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During his fourteen years at North Georgia College, Dr. Rogers lias done
wonders for the school. That he is an able leader in the field of education lias
recently been proved by the fad that, as this annual goes to press, he has been
selected by the Hoard of Regents as President of the University of Georgia.
His record here can never be surpassed, although he has a worthy successor in
Professor Will I). Young, who is now Acting President. On behalf of the students,
we, the Cyclops Staff say. "Good Luck, Dr. Rogers."
ALICE DONOVAN
Dean of Women
Georgia State College for Women
B.S.H.E.
JOHN C. SIRMONS
Dean
Emory University, Ph.B.; Emory University, A.M.;
graduate study. Duke University.
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FRANCIS E. GILLETTE, Colonel, Infantry
Professor of Military Science
United States Military Academy, B.S.
THOMAS D. COBB, Commandant
Assistant Professor of English
Mercer University, A.B., A.M.; graduate study,
University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin.
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JOHN DURHAM ANTHONY
Assistant Projessor nj Biology
Transylvania University, B.S.; Emory
University, A.M.; graduate study,
University of Kentucky.
ROBERT M. A UN*
('upturn, Infantry
Military Science
T. CONN BRYAN
Associatt Professor nj History
Duke University, A.B.; University of
North Carolina, A.M.; Duke l"ni-
\ ersity, I'll I ).
FRED W. CALVERT
AsSOciati PrOJeSSOT nj Social Sri: m,
University of Kansas, AH.. A.M.;
University of Missouri. Ph.D.
JOHN' C. BARNES
Professor nj Mathematics
North Georgia College. B.S.; Grad-
uate study. Harvard University.
PAUL BECHER
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn,
B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
ROBERT H. BELCHER
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Georgia State College for Men. B.S.;
University of North Carolina, M.S.;
graduate study. University of North
Carolina.
ELLEN H. GLARE
Instructor in Mat In unities
University of Kentucky, A. 15.
WILLIAM E. CLARK
Assnemii Professor nj English
Centre College. A.B.; University of
Kentucky, A.M.; Graduate study.
University of Kentucky, Vanderbilt
University, "Emory University.
B. R. DeANGELO
Associate Professor nj Physical
Education
University of Illinois. B.S.; Columbia
University, A.M.
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LEWIS ]•:. HERO
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
DePauw University. AH.; Syracuse
University, MA.
CAMILLUS .1. DISMUKES
Associatt Professor of Modern
LanaitaiJi s
Birmingham Southern College, A.B.
University of North Carolina. A.M.
Graduate study, Laval University.
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W. DESMOND BOOTH
Assistant Professor nj English
Georgia State College for Men, B.S. ;
Emory University, A.M.; Graduate
study, University of North Carolina.
LIRA ELIZABETH EVANS
Assistant Professor of Physical
Education
Florida State College for Women.
B.S.; Florida State University, M.S.
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G \BK1EI. II ENGERRAND
Associatt /'/"/. ssor of Modi .»
Languagt
Texas Technological College, A.B.;
Siitf Tun ersity of Iowa, A.M., Ph.D.
BERT H. FLANDERS
Professor of English
Emory University, A. IV, A.M.; Duke
University, Ph.D.
HARRY B. FORESTER
Proft ssor uf Biology
University of Alabama, M.S.; Uni-
versity of Wisconsin. Ph.D.
SUSIE M. HARRIS
Librarian
Piedmonl College, All.; University
of ' leorgia ; Peahodv College. A.B
in I..S.
NEWTON S. HEROD
Professor of Physics
University of Texas, B.S., A.M.
University of California, Ph.D.
ROY HIUTT
Major, Infantry
Military Science
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BESSIE LEE FREEMAN
Associate Professor of
Home Economics
Oklahoma Central State, B.S.; Okla-
homa A. & M.. M.S.
MARY E. HOOD
Assistant Librarian
Piedmont College. A.B.; Peabody
College. A.B. in L.S.
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LORIMER B. FREEMAN"
Assistant Professor of Business
Administration
University of (leorgia. B.S.C.; Uni-
versity of Georgia, M.S.C.; Graduate
Sindy. Northwestern University, Har-
vard University.
STEPHEN M HUNTLEY
Associate Professor of Modern
Languagt
University of South Carolina. AH.
A.M.; University of Toulouse, Ph.D.
REMBERT A. GREEN
AssociaU Professor of Social
Sl'll III 1 :
University of Georgia, A.B., A.M.;
Graduate study, Emory University,
Vanderbill University.
ALBERT S. JOHNSON
Assistant Professor of Biology
Indiana Slate Teachers College, U.S.;
University of Illinois. M.S.; Graduate
study, Purdue University.
WILLIAM H. GROVES
Assistant Professor of Pliysical
Education
Southern Illinois Normal University,
B. Lil.; Iowa University, A.M.
WILLIAM M McCULLOUGH
Associatt Professor of Business
Administration
Washington College, B.S.; Harvard
Graduate School of Business Admin-
istration, M.B.A.
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ALLEN D. MARTIN
Assistant Projcssor oj English
Southwestern Louisiana Institute, A.
IV; Louisiana State University, A.M.;
Graduate studv, Columbia University.
NEWTON OAKES
Associate Professor oj Business
Administration
University of Kentucky, B.S.. A.M.;
graduate study, University of Ken-
tucky.
EWELL G. PIGG
Associate Professor of Physics
Central Missouri Teachers College,
U.S.; Peabody College, A.M.
JACK L. RUSSELL
Assistant Professor of Physical
Education
Oglethorpe University, B.S.; Grad-
uate study. Purdue University.
JOHN C. SIMMS
Professor />f Chemistry
Millsaps College, U.S.; Vanderbill
University, M.S.; Western Reserve
University, Ph.D.
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ORBY SOUTHARD
Professor nj Education
Arkansas State Teachei - < !ollege,
B.S.; University of Arkansas, M S
University of Pittsburgh, Ph l>
C. E. STEVENSON
Assistant Professor nj Education
Oglethorpe University, A.B.; Grad-
uate study, University of Florida,
University of Georgia, Duke Univer-
sity, Peabody College.
LAMBUTH R. TOWSON
Associate Professor of
Mathematics
Emory University, B.S.; University
of Georgia, A.M.; Graduate study,
University of Chicago. University of
North Carolina.
GERHARD X. WOLLAN
AssociaU Professor of Mathematics
Luther College, A.B.; University of
Iowa. M S.
CHARLES M. YAGER
AssociaU Professor oj
Physics
University of Maryland. B.S. in
M Iv; Duke University, M. Ed.
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ESTELLA M. SIRMONS
Instructor in English
Ladiange College; Emory Univer-
sity; Georgia State College, B.S.
in Ed.
WILLIAM 1). YOUNG
AssociaU Professor oj Social
Sen net
Cumberland University, A.B., A.M.;
Graduate study, University of Chi-
cago. Peabody College for Teachers
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DFFICEHS
J. W. Phillips
Bookkeeper
Ella Ray Oakes
Assistant Rt gistrar-Secretary
Nelle C. Young
Alumni Si cri tary
Derrel C. Sirmons, M.D
Colli tjr Physician
Lucy Doster
Dii lilinii
Katherine Smith
Si cretary to
Bnsim ss Mn.na.tjt r
Mattie Craig
Bookstori Assistant
Sara M. Wright, R.N.
Nurse
Estelle M. Raiford
Assist a nl Dietitian
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Jack Roberts
Mary Jane Heddex
Grace Connor
Louise B. Irvin
Mrs. Charles R. Moori
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JOHN EDGAR BROOKE
Baton Rouse Louisiana
CLASS
UFFICERS
S( nior ( 'In** Vict Pri sidi nt
MARY RUTH JONES
Fort Gaines, Georgia
S( nior < 'hiss St ciliary
ELIZABETH SEYMOUR
Marietta. Georgia
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Si nior < 'lass Tri asurei
KEITH ELROD
Dahlonega, Georgia
Si nior < 'lass Adviser
MISS ALICE DONOVAN
Senior < 'hiss Sponsor
MRS. EVELYN PHILLIPS
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Senior Claii 1949
FRED CLEMONS ALLEN
Monroe, ( leorgia
Bachelor <>j Scit net
(Business Administration )
College Honors: Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities
and Colleges, 1949; Distinguished Mili-
tary Student, 1948; Top Ten Pei Cenl
Freshman Class; Dean's List, Presi-
ded Freshman Class. Member: Vet-
nan's dull, ('add Bugler Staff. Sgt's
Club, Officer's Club, Forensic Senate
Military Unit: Co. "B" (Sgt. and
T Sgt.), Battalion Staff (( lapl I,
Commandant's Staff (Honorary Cap
tain).
■Red"
servei
1 in ih«' Navy in
World War II.
MARIE EVELYN ANDERSON
Ellijay, Georgia
Bachelor oj Scit net
(St en tarial Science)
CARL ALBERT BAUER, .In.
Rome. Georgia
Bachelor oj Science (Chemistry)
Member: Chemistry Clu!> (Vice
President). Carl served with the
Navy in World War II.
BERNICE M. BRADY
Lithonia, Georgia
Bachelor oj Scit nee
(Secretarial Science )
Member: Rec Club, Rifle Club
Omicron Team.
Phi
JOHN EDGAR BROOKE
Baton Rouge. Louisiana
President Senior Class
Bachelor oj Sen net (Physics)
College Honors: Who's Who Among
Students in American Colleges and
Universities, 1949; Distinguished
Military Student, 1948; Top Ten Per
Cent Freshman Class. Mr. NGC.
1949; Dean's List; All-Star Intra-
mural Football Team. 1946-47. Mem-
ber: Rex Fraternity (Pledge Presi-
dent), Forensic Senate. Veteran's
Club. Sgt's Club. (Sgt. at Anns and
Treasurer); Officer's Club, Cyclops
Staff, Cadet Bugler Staff. Student
Publication Committee. Military
Unit: Co. "B" (Sgt., S Sgt.. 1st Sgt..
2nd Lt.. 1st Lt.), Commandant's Staff
(Honorary Captain). Johnny served
with the Navy in World War II
STAFFORD READE BROOKE. Jr.
Dallon. (leorgia
Bachelor oj Scit net. (Physics)
Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity,
Sgt's Club, and Officer's Club. Mili-
tary Unit: Co. "B" (Pvt., S/Sgt., 1st
Sgt., 2nd Lt., and 1st Lt.).
WESLEY H. BROWER
Roswi'll. ( ieorgia
Bachelor uj Scienct (Biology)
College Honors: Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities
and Colleges, 1948; Dean's List.
Member: Physical Education Club
(President ). Officer's Club (Presi-
dent), Veteran's Club (Secretary and
Treasurer). Military I'nit : Battalion
Staff (Captain and Lt. Colonel).
Commandant's Staff (Honorary Cap-
lam). Wes served with the Infantry
in World War II.
MARY BETH BRUCE
Martin. Georgia
Bachelor oj Scienct (Mathematics)
College Honors: Who'.- Who Among
Students in American Colleges and
Universities (1949). Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Y.W.C.A. <"Y" Cabinet). B.S.U.
(President), Hippolytan Team (Cap-
tain), Science Club, Glee Club. Rifle
Club, Sanford Hall (Treasurer).
Cheer Leader.
PRESTON BROOKS BUSSEY
Augusta, Georgia
Bachelor oj Scienct (Biology)
Member: Rex Fraternity, Sgt's Club.
(Secretary and President). Glee Club.
Chemistry Club. Science Club. Cadet
Bugler Staff Generals (Pianist), and
Y.M.C.A. ("Y" Cabinet). Military
Unit: Co. "A" (Pvt., S/Sgt, T Sgt.,
and 1st Sgt.).
WARREX GARLAND CAGLE
Nelson, Georgia
Bachelor oj Science (Education)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Hex Fraternity (Pledge Vice
President), Sgt's Club, Officer's Club.
Veteran's Club, Future Teacher's
Club. Student Publication Commit-
tee. Military Unit: Co. "B" (Pvt.),
Co. "C" (S Sgt.. T/Sgt., 2nd LI.. 1st
Lt.). Commandant's Staff (Honorary
Captain). Warren served with the
Navy in World Warr II.
WILLIAM NATHAXIEL CANNON
East Point. Georgia
Bachelor oj Scienct (Chemistry)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Rex Fraternity, Chemistry Club
(President. Bill served with the In-
fantry and attended North Georgia
College while in the Army Specialized
Training Program in World Wan II.
HAROLD CLARENCE
CHANDLER
Clermont. Georgia
Bachelor oj Sen na
(Physical Education)
College Honors: Varsity Basketball;
Varsity Baseball: Outstanding Inter-
collegiate Athlete. 1947-4S; Who's
Who (Best Personality. 1948-49).
Member: Physical Education Club
(Vice President). Letterman's Club
(Treasurer), Rex Fraternity (Vice
President. President), Pan Hellenic
Council (Treasurer. President), Sgt's
Club. Officer's Club. Military Unit:
Co. "D" (T/Sgt.. 2nd Lt.), Com-
mandant's Staff (Captain).
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en tor L^laSi 1949
MARION ELOISE COGBURN
Jasper, Georgia
Bachelor oj Sen net
(Physical Education)
College Honors: Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities
and Colleges, 1949; Who's Who at
NGC (Hist Personality, Friendliest
Coed). Chosen Sweetheart of the Hex
Fraternity, Dean's List. Member:
y.W.CA. (President), Ree Club,
Hippolytans (Captain), B.S.U.
Council.
THOMAS E. CRAWFORD
Albany, Georgia
Bachelor oj Science
(l'h ysical Education 1
Member: Hex Fraternity (Secretary
and Treasurer, 2nd Vice President,
Public Relations Officer. President),
Physical Education Club, Veteran's
Club, Speech Club, Glee Club, Dra-
matic Club, and Pan Hellenic Coun-
cil. Military Unit: Co. "C" (T/Sgt.),
and Non-Military. Gene served with
the Navy timing World War II.
M. CHRISTINE DAVIS
East Point, Georgia
Bachelor oj Science (Biology)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Rec Club, Science Club, Glee
Club, Phi Omicron Team, Rifle Club,
and B.S.U. Council. Chris served as
Assistant Nurse at College Infirmary.
LEWIS DAY
Marietta, Georgia
Bachelor oj Science (Biology)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Veteran's Club, Science Club.
"Pinky" served with the Navy in
World War II.
BILLY COVINGTON DuRANT
Waycross, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
(B usin ess A dm in ist ru lion)
College Honors: Dean's List, Dis-
tinguished Military Student, 1949.
Member: Sgt's Club, Officer's Club,
Wesley Foundation (Treasurer), Sig-
ma Theta. Military Unit: Co. "B"
(Pvt.), Sgt.), Battalion Staff (2nd
Lt, and Captain).
HAHHV AMOS EDWARDS
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor uj Science (Physics)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Officer's Club. Physics Club
Y.M.C.A, Military Unit: Co. "D"
(Pvt.). Battalion Staff (1st Lt.),
Commandant's Staff (Honorary Cap-
tain). Tommy served with the Navy
in World War II.
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EVELYNE GRANT ELLIS
Alpharetta, ( Seoi gia
Bachi lor oj Scit net
I Si rn In mil Sen nn I
College Honoi
I hi- 1948-1949
: Who's Who on Cam-
Dean's List. Member:
Science Club, Her Club, Mercurean
Team, Dramatic Club, Cadel Buglet
Stuff. Cyclops Staff. Chosen Miss
\<;c i L945), College Beauty 1948-49.
I.()Y KEITH Ml, HOD
Dahlonega, ( ieorgia
Treasurer of Senior Class
Bachelor oj Sm nn (Physics)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Wesley Foundation (Commit-
tee Chairman), Physics Club (Presi-
dent). Veteran's Club. Keith served
with the Air Force in World War II.
HAROLD LEWIS FOWLER
Canton. Georgia
Bacht lor oj Scii net
(Busint ss Administration)
Member: Sgt 's Club. Sigma Theta
Fraternity (Pledge Vice President.
Military 'Units: Co. "B" (Pvt.. Sgt..
S Sgt., 1st Sgt.). Harold served with
the Army in World War II.
THOMAS CHANDLER GAILEY
Gainesville, Georgia
Bachelor »/ Scii nci
(Physical Education)
College Honors: Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities
and Colleges, 1948, Varsity Basket-
hall (Capt.), Varsity Baseball. Mr.
N.G.C. '48, Winner Boxing Tourn.
'42, Most Athletic Cadet '48. Most
Outstanding Cadet in Inter-collegiate
Sports '47. Member: Rex Fraternitj
(Sgt. at Arms. Vice Pies.). Physical
Ed. Club (President). Officer's Club.
Pan Hellenic Council, Veteran's Club
(Welfare Council). Letterman's Club
(President). Education Club (Vice-
President), Cadet Athletic Council,
Coach Intramural Football. Co. "D".
Military Unit: Co. "D" (2nd Lt.).
Battalion Staff (Capt.). Comman-
dant's Staff (Honorary Capt.). Tom
served with the Marine Corps in
World War II.
JAMES FORREST GARDNER
Rossville, Georgia
Burin lor of Science
(Busint ss Administration )
Member: Sgt's Club. Officer's Club
Veterans' Club. Radio Club. Mili-
tary Unit: Co. "A" (S Sgt., T Sgt.),
Commandant's Staff (Honorary
( laptain).
NELLIE LEE GIBSON
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Scit net
I Si c, i l<ii ml Scii ncc)
Senior CLss 1949
RAUL LAM AH GREENE
Canton, ( reorgia
Bachelor oj Sciena (Physics)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Science Club, Physics Club, Sgt's
Club, Officer's Club, Cadet Bugler
Staff. Military Unit: Co. "B"
(S/Sgt., T/Sgt., 2nd Lt., 1st 1. 1.).
HAROLD INMAN HALL
Cornelia, Georgia
Bach Inr nj ,Srn iii-i (Biology)
Member: Science Club, Sgt's Club,
Veteran's Club. Military Unit: Co.
"B" (S Sgt.). Harold served in the
Army during World War II.
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IRENE JOHNSTON
Leary, Georgia
Bachelor nj Sen nee
(Physical Education >
Membei : Rec Club (Vice President I,
Trahlytans, Physical Education Club.
Forensic Senate.
MARY RUTH JONES
Fort Gaines, Georgia
Vice-President Senior Class
Bachelor of Scii nee (Mathematics)
College Honors: Dean's List, Vice
President of Senior Class. Member:
Glee Club. Rec Club. Hippolytan
(Captain), Y.W.C.A., Physical Edu-
cation Club, Dramatics Club.
JOHN LORING KELLEY
Atlanta, Georgia
Bacheloi oj Sciena (Physics)
Member: Veteran's Club. Officer's
Club. Physics Club (Vice President).
Military Unit: Co. "B" (2nd Lt., 1st
Lt.), Commandant's Staff (Honorary
Captain). "Red" served with the
Paratroopers during World War II.
NISBET STOVALL KENDRICK
Waynesboro. ( ieorgia
Bachelor oj Sciena (Physics)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Camera Club. Physics Club.
Y.M.C.A. (Treasurer). Military Unit :
Co. "A" (S Sgt.. T/Sgt., 2nd Lt.,
1st Lt.).
CLAUDIA KING
White Plains, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
(Physical Education)
College Honors: Speedball Varsity,
I'.iHi. Volleyball Varsity, 1947; Bas-
ketball Varsity, 1948. Member: Phy-
sical Education Club, Science Club.
Her. Club (Treasurer). Phi Omicrons
(Captain), Rifle Club.
MELVIN EUGENE KING
Cartersville, Georgia
Bachelor o\ Science
(Business Administration)
College Honors: Distinguished Mili-
tary Student, 194S. Member: Y. M.
C. A.. Sigma Theta Fraternity. Sgt's
Club. Officer's Club. Military Unit:
Co. "C" (Sgt.), Battalion Staff.
(Captain).
ANNE ELIZABETH KLING
LaFayette, Georgia
Bachelor oj Sen net
(Home Economics)
College Honors: Girls' Athletic Cup.
1**47 Member: Girls' Volleyball
Varsity, 1947-194S. Phi Omicrons
(Captain), Home Ec Club, Wesley
Foundation, Y.W.C.A.
THOMAS MELTON LAMBERT
Plant City, Florida
Bachelor oj Science
(Business Administration )
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber- Veteran's Club. Military Unit:
Co. "A" (S/Sgt.), Co. "C" (P\'t.).
Non-military. Tom was with ^ the
Army Combat Engineers in World
War II.
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AUDREY LANE
Roswell. Georgia
Bachelor oj Science
(Physical Education)
College Honors: Outstanding Ath-
letic Coed. 1947-48; Chosen Most
Athletic Coed at N.G.C., 1949. Mem-
ber: Physical Education Club, Dra-
matic Club (Vice President), Rifle
Tram, Cadet Bugler Staff (Features),
1949 Cyclops Staff (Assistant Sports
Editor), Rec Club (President), Trah-
lytan Team (Capt.), B.S.U. Council.
JAMES MILTON LATHEM
Griffiin. Georgia
Bachelor oj Science (Physics)
Member of Physics Club and Science
Club. Member of Band before enter-
ing Navy. Later Non-Military.
"Lefty" Lathem served in the Navy
two years during World War II.
Senior Class 1949
AUBREY CHARLES LEDBETTEB
Tallulah Falls, Georgia
Bachelor oj Sen nr,
(Busim ss Administration)
Member: Veterans' Club, Sergeants'
Club, Assistant Sports Editor of 1949
Cyclops. Military Uni1 : Co. A (Sgt.).
"Charlie" served with the Navy for
two years during World War II, after
which he returned to N.G.C. as a
member of the Non-Military Unit.
LEON FRED LEE
Villa Rica, Georgia
Bach) lor oj Scii net
(Physical Education)
Member: Physical Education Club.
Letterman's Club. Military Unit : "B"
Company (Sergeant). Later was non-
military.
JOHN MORELAND MAJOR
Danburg, Georgia
Bachelor of Science
(Business Administration)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Hex Fraternity, Sergeants' Club,
and Veterans' Club. Military Unit:
Co. "IV (Sgt.), before entering Navy
in which he served two years during
the War.
ROBERT STANLEY MAYNE
Winder, Georgia
Bachelor of Seienei
(Education)
College Honors: Distinguished Mili-
tary Student (1948-49). Member:
Veterans' Organization, Sergeants'
Club. Officers' Club (Treasurer), Fu-
ture Teachers' Organization (Vice-
Pres., President). Military Unit:
Company "A" (Sgt. 2nd Lt., Cap-
tain). "Bob" served in World War II
in the Marine Corps.
LAMARTINE STEWART
McLEOD
Ellaville, Georgia
Bachelor oj Sei< nee
(Ch< mistry)
College Honors: Dean's List, Light-
heavy Weight Boxing Winner (1946).
Member: Rex Fraternity. Chemistry
Club, Sergeant's Club, Science Club.
Military Unit : "B" Co. (S/Sgt., Lt.).
"C" Co. (Sgt.).
LOUIE ANGUS MORRIS
Wadley, Georgia
Bachi lor oj Scit nee
(Business Administration )
Member: All-Star Intramural Foot-
ball Team (Right End). Sigma Theta
Fraternity, Letterman's Club, Veter-
ans' Club. Military Unit : Co. "C"
(2nd Lt.. 1st Lt.), Battalion Staff
(Captain). Louie served in the Navy
in World War II.
JAMES MARVIN O'DILLON
Ti nnille, Georgia
Bacht lor oj Scit net
(Busint ss Administration I
College Honors: Distinguished Mili-
tary Studenl I 1948-49), Dean's List.
Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity,
Sergeant's Club, Officer's Club. Mili-
tary Unit : Co. "B" and Co. "D"
(Pvt, Sgt., S Sgt., Lt.).
LAWRENCE WAWB PALMER
Dahlonega, Georgia
Hurl,, lor oj Scii net
(Business Administration )
Member: Rex Fraternity. "Shine"
served with the Naval Air Corps in
World War II.
GARLAND FOLSON
PI X HOLSTER
Valdosta, Georgia
Bach( lor oj See net
(Pli ysical Education)
Member: Sigma Theta Fraternity.
Sergeant's Club (Sgt.-at-Arms), Let-
terman's Club, Physical Education
Club (President), Forward on basket-
ball team (Freshman - Sophomore
year), third baseman on baseball team
during Freshman Year. Military Unit :
Co. "B" (Sgt,, S Sgt.. T Sgt., and
1st Sgt.).
DON EDWIN PINYAN
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor nj Scit net
(Busint SS Ail mi nist mt inn)
Military Unit: Co. "A" (Sgt). Don
served in the Army Air Force during
World War II.
DONALD L. ROBERTS
Jefferson. Georgia
Bachelor oj Scit net
(Busint ss Administration)
Member: Rex Fraternity (Pledge
Secretary). Sergeant's Club. Military
Unit: Co. "A" and Co. "B" (S/Sgt.).
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OLIVER HARRIS ROGERS
Tunnel Hill, Georgia
Bachelor nj Arts
(Social Scit nee)
Member: Future Teachers Organiza-
tion (Treasurer), Sergeants' Club, Of-
ficers' Club. Military Unit: "B" Com-
pany (Sgt, Lt.).
Senior C(a56 1949
NEAL RUMBLE
Warner Robins, Georgia
Until* lor of Scit net
( li iisi hi ss Administration )
Member: Wesley Foundation (Vice
President), Rex Fraternity, Officers'
Club. Military Unit : Co. "C" (Sgt.,
I.t .), Battalion Staff (Captain). Neal
was in the Navy during World
War II.
BRADFORD C. SANDERSON.
1 lahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Scit nee
(Physical Education)
Member: Letterman's Club, Ser-
geant's Club, Physical Education
Club. Military Unit: Co. "D"(S Sgt).
Sandy was in the Navy during World
War II.
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MARTHA CAROLYN SANDLIN
Winder. Georgia
Bachi lor of Sci( nee
( Biology)
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Glee Club. Dramatic Club,
Rce. Club.
RANDOLPH CURTIS SANDLIN
Winder Georgia
Bachelor of Scit net
(Busint ss Administration)
College Illinois: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Veterans' Club. Sergeants' Club
Officers' Club. Military Unit : "C"
Company (Sergeant), "A" Company
(2nd Lt.), Commandant's Staff (Cap-
tain). Served in Army two years lim-
ing World War II.
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SARA EVELLYN SATTKR1TF.LD
Dahlonega, Georgia
Bachelor of Scit net
(Education)
LAW RENCE L. SAVAGE, .In.
Gainesville, Georgia
lintiit lor of Scit net
(Business Administration >
College Honors: Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Sergeants' Club, Veterans' Club,
Officers' Club. Military Unit: Co.
"D" (1st Sgt., 2nd Lt., Captain).
Commandant's Staff (Captain). Law-
rence gave 33 months of his time to
the Army in World War II.
ELIZABETH JEAN SEYMOUR
Marietta. Georgia
Si cretary, Senior Class
Bachelor oj Sciena < Biology)
College Honor: Dean's Lisl .
Member: Rec Club (Secretary),
Rec Council. Mercurean Team (Cap-
tain), "V" Council. 1949 Cyclops Staff
(Society Editor).
DOROTHY E. STEPHEN'S
Cordele, Georgia
Bacht lor o\ Hen nei
(Hiiim Economics i
College Honors: Who's Who at
N.G.C., 1949 (Most Sinct n I
Member: Hippolvtans, Home Ec.
Club (President). Sanford Hall (Presi-
dent), Future Teachers Organization,
B.S.U. Council (Second Vice-Presi-
dent), Y.W.C.A.. Students' Publica-
tion Committee.
CHARLES L. STEWART
Winder, Georgia
Bachelor oj Sen net
(Busim ss Administration)
College Honors: Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges.
1948-1949.
Member: Veterans' Club. Comman-
dant's Staff.
Military Unit: Company "B" (Staff
Sergeant, Technical Sergeant ) ; Com-
pany "A" (Second Lieutenant).
"Chuck" served with the Army Air
Corps in World War II.
JODIE THOMAS THRASHER
Winder, Georgia
Bachelor oj Science
(Business Administration )
Member: Cyclops Staff (Photogra-
pher. 1947-1948-1949; Business Man-
ager. 194S). Cadet Bugler Staff (Pho-
tographer), Rex Fraternity (Chaplain
and Reporter). Sergeants' Club (Re-
porter), Camera Club (President and
Vice-President), Officers' Club.
Military Unit: Company "B" (Ser-
geant. Technical Sergeant. Second
Lieutenant. First Lieutenant).
JEAN HEALAN THOMASON
Winder, Georgia
Bachelor oj Scienct
(Secretarial Science >
College Honors: Dean's List, Var-
sity Speedball Team (member), Who's
Who on Campus.
Member: Cadet Bugler (Editor),
Cyclops (Associate Editor. 1947);
Speech Club (President). B.S.I'.
Council (1st Vice President). Rec
Council (Secretary and Reporter),
Trahlytans, Dramatic Club .Glee Club.
Jean is our only coed who is a
mother. She is doing an excellent job
in school and at home.
PEARL ESTELLE TODD
Suches, Georgia
Bachelor oj Sen nci
(Home Economics)
Member: Rec Club, Hippolvtans.
Home Ec .Club, Wesley Foundation.
Senior Ciaii 1949
CAROLYN' ALLEN TOWNES
Aragon, Georgia
Baclit lor of Science
(Secretarial Science)
Member: Rifle Club (Manager). San-
ford Hall (Vice President).
THKKON LONG WHITE, Jr.
Atlanta, ( leorgia
Bachelor oj Sen na
(Education )
Member: Rex Fraternity (Sgt.-at-
Arms), Sergeants' Club, Veterans'
Club, Varsity Baseball (Manager),
Bugler Staff. Letterman's Chili. Fu-
ture Teachers Organization. "Tebie"
served with the Air Corps in World
War II.
EDWARD FRANKLIN WILKIE
Tate. Georgia
Bachelor of Science
(Business Administration )
College Honors: Editor 1949 Cyclops,
Chosen one of Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities
and Colleges, 194S-1949; Battalion
Commander, Distinguished Military
Student. Dean's List. Who's Who at
NGC (1949). Member: Sergeants
Club, Officers' Club (President). Mili-
tary Unit: Co. "B" (Sgt., Lt.), Bat-
talion Staff (Lt. Colonel). Edward
served in the Navy in World War II.
JOHN ANDREW YACKUBOSKEY
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Bachelor oj Art s
(Social Science)
College Honors: Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities and
College. 1948-49, Dean's List. Mem-
ber: Forensic Senate (Treasurer, Presi-
dent). Military Unit: Commandant's
Staff (Capt.). "Vack" served with
the Army Parachute Troops in World
War II.
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CHARLES GRAYDON ANDREWS
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor oj Science
(Physics)
Member: Veterans' Club, Officers'
Club, Physics Club. Military Unit :
Co. "A" (Pvt.), Battalion Staff (2nd
Lt.), Co. "A" (2nd Lt.), Comman-
dant's Staff (Honorary Captain).
Andy served with the Infantry in
World War II.
HI'BERT J. DEATON
< lainesville, Georgia
Bach dor oj Science
(Busint ss Administration)
Member: Veterans' Club, Rex Fra-
ternity, Sergeants' ( !lub, Officers' Club.
Military Unit: "C" Company (Cap-
tain). "H. J." served in the United
States Navy.
IRENE ELIZABETH FORESTER
Head River, Georgia
Bachelor oj Sen net
(Education )
Member: Rec. Club, Science Club,
Home Ec. Chili. B. S. U. Council, Phi
Omicron, Y.W.C.A., Rifle Club.
THOMAS LESTER HENLEY
Danielsville, Georgia
Bacht lor oj Sen net
t Physcis)
College Honors: Dean's List. Military
Unit: Co. "A" (Pvt.). Co. "D"
(S Sgt.. T Sgt.).
DOROTHY DEE PONDER
Waleska, Georgia
Bachelor oj Science
(Education)
EDDIE FAGAN LITTLE
( lainesville, ( ieorgia
Bacht lor oj Sen net
(Business Administration )
Member: Veterans' Club, Sergeants'
Club, and Officers' Club. Military
Unit : Co. "D" (T Sgt.), I Jomman
dant's Staff (Honorary Captain).
"Soaky" Mixed m the Navy during
World War II.
ROBERT GURSTLE TRKADU A^i
Summerville, ( ieoi gia
Bacht lor oj Sen net
(Busint ss Administration )
Bob fought with the Infantry in
World War II.
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Summer yjradwates
H \ukikttk L. Hargrove
Eatonton. ( ?a,
Ql'ILLIAX W. C'OKER
R \v F. Gore
Austell, Ga.
Aligene Abercrombie
Dahlom ga,
Ga
Wiley Stenson Anderson
West Point,
Ga
Frank Stanley Barrett .
Ilnllii Springs,
Ga
Colon Rodman Britt SI
Simons Island
Ga
James Mii.es Burdette, Jr.
< 'alhoun,
Ga
Ebving Georoe Elliott, Jr.
Dawsonvilli
Ga
Allyn C'i.eon Johnson, Jr.
Dahlom ga,
Ga
Benjamin Brinson Overstreet
Grt i/ihiiiiI .
Ga
David M. Owen
Calhoun
Ga
James J. Patterson
Sarin s,
Ga
Charles Edmund Price
Canton,
Ga
William Theophilus Robison. Jr.
Monrot
Ga
Emma Jo Sims
Clarkston,
Ga
Thomas Roy Thaxton ....
Dahlom ga.
Ga
Charles E. Worley
. Valdosta,
Ga
Taylor Receives II is Bn
Claudia Green
Bostwick, Ga.
Merrill W. Harder
Hartwell, Ga.
JUNIOR CLASS 1949
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Junior ' 'lain Pri sidt nt
D\VAIN C. FlTZPATRII K
Gi't < nsboro, Gt orgia
Vice-President oj Junior ('lux
Keith England
Atlanta, Ga.
St crt tary oj Junior < 'lass
, T EANETTE Al.l.KN
(7. i.'i land, Ga
Treasurer <>f Junior < 'la: -
Barbara Saxon
Gn i nsboro, Ga.
Sponsor of Junior t 'las
Pai line .l.n ni
Eatonton, Ga.
Thom \s A. Akin
Suinmervilh .
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Cleveland,
Ga
Harold T. Babb
Estanollee,
On
Eugene Paris Bagw ell
SI . Auguslint .
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Willi \\i \V. Blackw ell
Augusta,
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H i:\n:ii Y. Brixson
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James Brooks Butterworth
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Mrs. Am. i. Mm: E. ( ' \i s
East I'm,,:
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George V. Chandler Toccoa, Ga,
Charles E. Chick ... .... Monroe, '>'</.
Leona Clack .... Dawsonville, Ga.
James R. Clay Leesburg,Ga\
Carl E. Cosper . ...... Gainesville, Ga.
Harry C Crews Albany, Ga.
George J. Crowe . Chattanooga, Tenni
Fred Hubert Darden. Jr. Bluffton, Ga.
William H. Davidson. Jr. Fort Valley, Ga.
Harhy Q. Davis, Jr Covington, Ga.
William L. deYane Albany, Ga.
Jo Karnest Atlanta, Ga.
Harrison Keith England ... Atlanta, Ga.
Thomas N. Epps Crawford, Ga.
Dwain C. Fitzpatrick ... Grt < nsboro, Ga.
John W. Forrest , Pasadena, Texas
Mrs. Helen Gailey ... Dahlonega, Ga.
Mary Lois Garrett Ellijay, Ga.
Thomas P. Garrett, Jr. .... Elberion, Ga.
Malcolm A. Gibbs . . ... Rutledge, Ga.
John W. Grindle . . ... Dahlonega, Ga.
Helen Jeanette Burley Suches, Ga.
John H. Haddock, .Ik. .... Cuthbert, Ga.
Jane Hatcher Griffin, Ga.
Frank P. Harmon Clearwater, Flo.
Bob Harper . . Hart well, Ga.
Benson W. Hayxes . . ... Clermont, Ga.
Alice Constance Hersey Savannah, Ga.
Hugh T. Henderson Brook*, Ga.
Buford Hue Dalton, Ga.
Clifton Holbrook . Cornelia, Ga.
James A. Ivey Oglethorpe, Ga
Joel Jackson ... Cuthbert, Ga.
Joe ('. James ... AvondaU Estate, Ga.
Charles 1). Jeffries Rome, Ga.
James Witt Johnson Gainesville, Ga.
Betty Jones Dahlonega, Ga.
Johnny Wilburn Kelley . Fayetteville, Ga.
Rachel Kelley' . Dawsonville, Ga.
Heel H. Keown Canton. Ga.
Charles N. King Rome, (!n.
Nancy Kingery Gordon, Ga.
Frank L. Layton . Cartersville, Ga.
Ben S. Malcom . . Monroe, Ga.
Sarah Jo Matthews .... Atlanta, Ga.
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Walter J. McEver .... Moultrie, (in.
Robert L. McClure .... Acworth, (in.
L. C. McRae . . . Ml. Vernon, Cn.
Joan Mkrritt Douglasville, (in.
Allen P. Miegee. Jr. Atlanta, (In.
Martha Louise Mills Gainesville, Ga
Lawrence M. Nash Philomath, (In.
Robert E. Nelson, Jr. . Eatonton, (in.
Ira I''.. New, Jr . . Adel, (In.
Dave Lindsay Parmer . Columbus, Ga.
Ltjcinda Paradise lAncolnton, (In.
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Beth Perry . Ellijay, (in
Mrs. Mildred Pinyan - Atlanta, Ga:
Benjamin H. Purcell Clarkesville, Ga.
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Jimmie Rearden Monticello, Ga.
Evelyn Riden Bostwick, Ga.
Barbara Saxon Greensboro, Ga.
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L. R. Sewell Birmingham, Ala
Frances Simmons Statesboro, Ga.
Bob Shout iV( ifltoji, Ga
.^^ ( ; !i I t ^^k ■"^ r / Sherrod Smith. Jr. Madison, Ga.
Clayton 0. Spann Richland, Ga.
B. Grice Spivey ... Quit inn a. Ga
Kohkut IV Strickland Tarpon Springs, Fla
^^^k Thomas (I. Tankeksley East Point. Ga.
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Mary Joe Thompson Dawsonville, Ga
Rachael Thornton Elbi rton, Ga
Frank 15. Wall. Jr. Omaha, Ga.
Dorothy Jam: Wimpy Dahlonega, Ga.
Charles E. Wright . Summerville, Ga.
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Alice Hersey . Savannah, Ga.
Marcus Martin Young Harris, Ga.
Guy Kenneth Parkerton Dahlonega, Ga.
James Ponder Dahlonega, Ga.
Lee R. Sewell Birmingham, Ala.
I u e Townes Aragon, Ga.
Frank Wall. Jr. Omaha, Ga.
Paul Hampton West Acworth, Ga.
Thomas Flournoy Columbus, Ga.
Amanda Whitfield . Jasper, Ga.
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Horace F. Allison
Dahlom ga,
Ga
Arthur Campbell, Jr.
. Cannon,
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Thomas Lowe Ci.mii
Atlanta.
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Helen Gurley
Sucht s,
Ga.
Mark Ham
Gainesvilh .
Ga.
W. Julian Harley.
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Arthur Lewis Harry
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Graymonl, Ga.
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Helen I Iarmii ii m i
l/.i,(. tta, Ga.
Treasurer
Jack Anthoni
Dahlont ga, Ga.
Sponsor
Joyce Anglin
Hmwi 1). Abernathy
Dillard,
Ga
Sane Adams
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Mary An m: Adams
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Ga
Shirley Allen
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Ben C. Amick
Columbus,
Ga
Jack Anthony
Dahlont ga,
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Richard ( !. Arthur
Charlotte, A
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Leonard L. Bartlett .
Thomson
Ga
Robert A. Bates
Mi ansvillt .
Ga
Hal S. Beazlei
Madison,
Ga
1'vi Bell
Ga
.Ii 1.1 \N L. BlLLINGSLEY
Tallahasst < ,
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Robert M Blasingame
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Ga
Don Rkou n
Elberton,
Ga
John S. Brumley
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Ga
Bri nix B. Burkh vlteb
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Windt i .
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William B. Chafin
Washington,
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James R. Clifton
Albany,
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Clarence H ( 'oi.i.ikk. Jr.
Midvill, .
Ga
James M Cook
Wrightsvillt .
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Jack Coubtenatt ... Gainesville, Ga.
C. L. Craig ... Madison, Ga.
Alva E. Crow ... Camilla, Ga.
Fred C. Davis .... Albany, Ga.
Glenn H. Davis . . . Spring Place, Ga.
Bill Dean ... Conyers, Ga.
John R. DeJarnette ... . . Norcross, Ga.
Joseph L. Dobson Rockmart, Ga.
Hill J. Dover Ellijay, Ga.
William L. Drake Blue Ridge, Ga.
Ella Mae Duvall Eton, Ga.
Jerry Easterlinc Hinesville, Ga.
Ernest Eberhardt Hinesville, Ga.
Elizabeth Ellis Alpharetta, Ga.
Charles England ... . . Rome, (In.
Henry E. Ethridge . . . . Hart well, Ga.
W. Ferrell Gray ... . . Thomasviile, Ga.
George Finley Routon . Manchester, Ga.
Burges Fite ... .... Dahlonega. Ga.
Charles Fitts Dahlonega, Ga.
Gordon S. Fleming Madison, Ga.
William D. Ford Monroe, Ga.
William A. Fowler Thomaston, Ga.
B. Frank Pim Atlanta, Ga.
Albert E. French . . Rossville, Ga.
Kathryn L. Gordon . Newnan, Ga.
Marion Graham Atlanta, Ga.
Ai.vin W. Granade . . Conyers, Ga.
Bess Gudger Ellijay, Ga.
Allan W. Gurley . . .... Dahlonega, Ga.
Mrs. Betty Hall . . . Sandy Springs, Ga.
Katherine Hallman ... Eatonton, Ga.
George G. Harris Point Peter, Ga.
Juanita Harris ,U nkinsburg, Ga.
M \ry Julia Harville Alto, Ga.
Hezekiah K. Heath, Jr. . . Homerville, Ga.
James D. Hicks . . Adel, Ga.
William J. Hinson, Jr. . . . Claxton, Ga.
James H. Hogg . Ellaville, Ga.
John C. Holmes Columbus, Ga.
William D. Holt . . Adairsville, Ga.
George W. Hohne Albany, Ga.
Floyd R. Hohton Atlanta, Ga.
William Daniel Hughes Adel, Ga.
Sara Humphries Forest Park, Ga.
Frank Earl Hurst Camilla, (in.
Carl William James Dalton, Ga.
Charlenk Johnson Gainesville, da.
Paul L. Johnson Gainesville, Ga.
S. Terry Jones . . Chatsworth, Ga.
Janet Kino . ... Dallam ga, Ga.
Charles E. Kirk ... .... Monroe, Ga.
Maklin V. Law ... ... Atlanta, Ga.
Bobby J. Lewis Calhoun, Ga.
J. C. LlFSEY, Jr h'oini . Ga.
Gilbert Martin . Cartersville, (la.
Walter C. McGahee . Covington, Ga.
Jack I.. Meadors Covington, Ga.
Erwin C. Merck. Jr. ... Gainesville, Ga.
Lewis J. Miers, Jr. . Powder Springs, <ta.
George E. Mills Gainesville, Ga.
Betty Jean Mitchell . Duluth, Ga.
William E. Moobe . West Point, Ga.
Julius T. Morgan . . Lithonia, Ga.
Alice Oglesby ... . . 11 ail well, Ga.
Howard R. Park. Jr . . Ideal, Ga.
Sam H. Parris .... .... Epworth, Ga.
John Parris Epworth, Ga.
Daniel Pattillo Lithonia, Ga.
Myron G. Peterson Albany, Ga.
Beth Phillips Canon, Ga.
Earl F. Phillips . Hinesville, Ga.
Annette J. Pittman Woodbury, Ga.
Virgil S. Price .... ... Atlanta, Ga.
Joe D. Pullian Toccoa, Ga.
John R. Randolph Winder, Ga.
Claybourn R. Rhinehart Home, Ga.
Nosma Joyce Rhodes Crawjordville, Ga.
Bern ice L. Roberts . Lawrenceville, Ga.
Maurice H. Rogers . Pelham, Ga.
BlLLIE M. ROSSEH Manilla, Ga.
Seldon Brown Atlanta. Ga.
Rex Shelton Hartwell, Ga.
Clarence Q. Shoue . Alto, Ga.
Francis M.Sibley . . ... Decatur, Ga.
John S. Simmons. Jr. . . . Eatonton, Ga.
John A. Simms ... . . Dahlonega, Ga.
Max Faulkner Smith . Colli ge Park, Ga
Billy Smith Buford,Ga.
Robert A. Stephens . . Maysvilh . Ga.
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Thomas X. Stovall
Leila Strickland
Joe P. Surls, Jr.
Frank (!. Tallant
Dorothy Lucille Tanksley
Bill Tate
Barbara Tilley' .
Maysvilli .
Albany,
Shannon,
Danii Isvillt .
Woodbury,
East Point,
A I Inn In,
Alto,
Bishop,
Blut Ridge,
William C. Tippins Claxlon,
George B. Tutwiler Atlanta,
Carol Vandiver Jefferson,
John L. Watkins, Jh. . . Thomaston,
Katherine Walraven Calhoun,
Clayton E. West Graymont,
Andruel J. Wetherington Li mix.
Jack S. YYhitwokth Toccoa,
Mary Ruth Willis Chicopee,
Hobert Wilson . . Dalton,
James Wooddy Albany,
Kenneth K. Woods . Newington,
Ralph D.Woods Swainsboro,
W. M. Woods Swainsboro,
Jack L. Zuker Atlanta,
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Hi n.i \min Adams
Mrs. W. B. Adams
Devi i a Ernest Bailey
Norris Seldon Brown
( rERALDINE BRUI E
Willi \m Hugh Bi rk
Eber Collins, Jr.
.1 wn.s Ken mi ii ( !ox
< !r \w i o:in B. Enw ards
James West Elliott
Ruth Garren
Betty Doris ( ln.m. \tii
N vi ii wi Luther ( ;inn
George David ( low der
Rich mid E \kl II \tt\w \y
Rich \ud Hdw in Hanker
ROBI III il MlI'l.K
.! vmks Terry Hi ki
II \ki;i Ural Jackson
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Joel S. .1 vckson
Jack Leslie Jessup
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Amhurst, Ga.
Dalton, Ga.
Juno, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
Dawsonvillt . Ga.
Romi . Ga
Gaini sville, Ga.
Canton, (in
Macon, Ga
Dahlonega, Ga.
Calhoun, Ga.
1 in irsnn rilli . (in.
I 'm Ii rsvilll . (in.
Gaini svilli . Ga.
Atlanta, (in.
Atlanta, Ga.
l)i wyrost . (in.
Cumming, Ga
( 'uthbi 1 1 . Cn.
Dahloni ga, < in
Cuthbt rt, Ga.
Smith villi . Ga.
(Jail mini, (in
Augustus B. Jones III.
Joddie L. Kenny-
Betty J. Lipscomb
James Minter
Bobbie Martin
Bebby Joe Xew.man
Robert Overstreet
Charles Parrish
Walter H. Peacock
Chaki.es Redmond
Robert Rice
Julian Rikard
George Routon
Thomas Rutherford
Clayton Spann .
H. W. Stewart
Frank Thrasher
Mara Todd
Max Watson
Evelyn Walls
Wayne Welch
I Iorsey Wilban ks
Victor Williams
Quitman, Ga.
Greensboro, Ga.
Dahlonega, Gn.
I n man, Ga.
Young Harris, Ga.
I'i mbroke, Ga.
Graymont, Ga.
Thomaston, Ga.
Thomaston, Ga.
Gaini svilh . Ga.
Augusta, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
Manchestt r, Ga.
Austell, Ga.
. Atlanta, Ga.
. Atlanta, Ga.
Gaini svilh . Ga.
Sum. (in
Gaim svilli . (in
Cummings, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
1>i mini st, Ga.
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Jackie Pri n i
GainesvilU . Ga.
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( ieorge \\ . Brooks h irk
Madison. Ga.
Si i'i. lory
John S. Clemen rs
i'aldosta, Ga.
Tn asuri r
Robert S. Stoui
McRai . Ga
l.'l III ,l]\l MERSON
Thomaston, Ga.
Helen ( Iilbeht
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James Howard Abram, Jr. Lithonia, Ga.
Barnett J. Allison Gainesville, Ga.
Glenn Anderson Jasper, Ga.
How Mm W. Andrews Thomasvilli . Ga.
James Cecil Andrews Dahlonega. Ga.
Jean Arthur Arnold Duluth, Ga.
John Arnold, Jr. Albany, Ga.
Rebecca Arnold . . Lilburn, I'm.
Charles L. Banks Lakeland, <!n
Clarence Rat Barron . Griffin, Ga.
Charles Rotce Baktlett Fort Valley, Ga.
\i Tin u M Bennett, Jr. Cony( rs, Ga.
W Lam \k Boozer Atlanta, Ga.
Joan \k Booth Harlwt II. Ga
Melvin ('. Bowers, Jr. Canon, Ga.
Robert M. Boyd Pint Laki . Ga
Alston Botle Goyton, (In.
( 'i.iti. E. Bradlei Chatsworlh, Ga.
Joyce J. Brooks . Gumming, (In
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Robert S. Brisendine . Conyers, Ga.
George W. Brookshire Madison, Ga.
Morris R. Brown Bowman, Ga.
Miriam Brown . . Hartwell, Ga.
Walter Brown Canon, Ga.
Robert J. Bullington McRae, Ga.
Betty Jo Bullock . . Danit Uville, Ga.
Vivian Jean Burden Hartwell, Ga.
John F. Burkhalter Claxton, Ga.
Joyce Burnette .... ... Monroe, Ga.
Robert G. Burton, Jr. ... Monroe, Ga.
Lois Cain .... ... Clermont, Ga.
Shirlinc Caldwell Atlanta, Ga.
Phillip D. Callaway . Glennville, Ga.
Charles V. Campbell, Jh. Hartwell. (in.
Gertrude Cantrell ... . . Dahlonega, Ga.
James Albert Carder Lithonia, Ga.
William H. Carswell Quitman, Ga.
Elizabeth Chadwick ... Jasper, Ga.
Eddie Chambers .... Gainesville, Ga.
Clyde L. Chapman .... . . Ludowici, Ga.
Henry Lamar Clark . . Meansville, Ga.
Thomas Clark Toccoa, Ga.
John 8. Clements, Jr. Valdosta, Ga.
Fred Eugene Cox . . Atlanta, Ga.
Dwight L. Craig Lawrenceville, Ga.
Barbara Crenshaw Norcross, Ga.
Hugh C. Cunningham . . Arlington, Ga.
Clifford A. Davis . . ... Cairo, Ga.
Jerry Davis . . Bujord. Ga.
Thomas L. Davis, Jh . . Shannon, Ga.
Wheeler Davidson Lithonia. Ga.
Dorothy Alice deJarnette Mueon, Ga.
Ann DeLong Atlanta, Ga.
Mildred Bruce Dickey Eatonton, Ga.
Eleanor E. Doster ... . . Camilla, Ga.
Robert J. Douglas Griffin, Ga.
Al N. Downs . . Conyers, Ga.
Jane DuPree Gainesville, Ga.
Richard H. Eaves Elbcrton, Ga.
J. D. Edge Dahlonega, Ga.
Bill Edwards Dalton, Ga.
John William Edwards Cairo, Ga.
William 0. Epps Crawford, Ga.
James E. Ethridge Hartwell, Ga.
James E. Faircloth . Cairo, Ga.
Elizabeth Falkenbubg Clarkston, Ga.
Bvrt Fargason . Ruberta, (in.
Robert F. Fennell . Gainesville, Ga.
Franklin Findi.ev Tucker, Ga.
Arthur Fort Lumpkin, Ga.
Thomas 0. Fowler Woodstock, Ga.
Jane Anne Gailey Clermont, Ga.
Charles S.Gaines Elberlon, Ga.
George Dewey Gassett Thomaston, Ga.
Hugh Gay Garfield, Ga.
Collier B. Gladdin East Point, (in.
Fred Kenneth Gordon Cordele, Ga.
Martha L. Grant Cornelia, Ga.
Ruth Gregory Suches, On.
Bernard Griffith Enigma, Ga.
Dan Hardage Marit tin. Ga.
Bernice Harbin .... . . Dawsonville, Ga.
Henry R. Hall. Jb Hahira, Go.
James M. Hall Sylvester, Ga.
Charles H. Hammond Elberton, Gn.
Leonard A. Hampton Commerce, Ga.
Bobby Jack Harris Thomaston, (in.
Daniel B. Harrison Albany, Ga.
Patricia Harrison Cummmg, Ga.
Laymon W. Hattaway . . . Clarkston, Ga.
Wallace C. Henderson Minim, Ga.
Bobby E. Hewell Elberton, Gn.
Leonard O. Hinton Dacula, Ga.
Eleanor Louise Hitch Fitzgerald, Ga.
Barnard Y. Holwell Quitman, Ga.
Joann E. Hughes . ... Gainesville, Ga.
Mary Doe Hunt . . . . Calhoun, Ga.
Carlyle A. Irby Fort Valley, Ga.
Karl V. Johanson . Elberton, Ga.
Richard Johnson Decatur, Ga.
Bill Jones Elberton, (in.
Edwin Jones Claxton, Ga.
James T. Jones ... Chatsworth, Ga.
Joseph B. Jones. Jr. . MidvUle, (in.
Wii.lene Jones Gainesville, (in.
Boyd L. Jordan Hartwell, Ga.
Elmer C. Keeffe Nashville, (in.
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Dublin,
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Robert W. Kklley
Atlanta,
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Kiiu is A. Kersey
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Karolyn Kimbroi ch
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Charles C '. King
Griffin
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T. Powell Lang, Jk.
Smith i srill, .
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Barbara Langley
Lawrenci nil' .
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William .1. Livsey
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Betty Ann Looper
Dawson villt .
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HlLLIARD L. LOTT
. Hoschton
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Phelaon Lowe
Furl \ alley
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Gene Lowry
Lawn ncevilh ,
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Clyde Lunsford, .In.
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David A. Lyle, Jr.
Crawl ordtwille,
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Thomas W. Manis Subligna, (In.
Eldon Mansfield . . Albany, Gn.
Talmadge C. Martin Album/. (In.
Ed Massey . . Barnesvillt . Gal
Ranell Mathis ... Ellijmj. (In.
Ruby Lynn Mauldin . . Commerce, (In.
Sue Jane Mealor Commerce, (In.
James M. Means, Jk. Zebulon, (In.
Gene Meeks . . Alio, im
James A. McClure ... Ellijay, (In.
George E. McDonald Thomaston, (In.
Saka Jo McGarity Dawsonvilh . On.
Allen A. McClean . McRae, (In.
D. Murphy McRae . . McRae, Ga.
Sam Miller Dublin. (In.
James M. Mize Boyston, Ga.
James E. Moore Buena Vista, (In.
Ted Moiiki-: Gainesville, (In.
Morrison Moore Frogtown, (In.
Walter J. Mohan Albany. (In.
Evelyn Joyce Mote . . . . Acworth, (In.
]•'. Stewart Myers, Jr. Decatur, Gn.
Hazel E. Niblack ... lefierson, (In.
Roscoe C. Nicholson . . Clayton, Ga.
Ben Northcutt Marit tta, (In
William Jack Oxford Rutledge, (In.
Betty Jane Palmer Dahlonega, Ga.
James Edward Palmer .... Gainesville, (In.
Makv Ann Paradise bincolnton, (in
Lucy N. Paris • Cedartown, Ga.
Y.uw \hii Parks II I Gairu svilli , Ga.
,Io An n Parris Epioorth, Ga.
Hki i.ui Patterson Cumming, (in.
.InAwi-; Patterson Tijtoti, Ga.
Gilbert W. Pavlovsky Norfolk, \ r a.
Edwin II. Pedrick Quitman, (In.
Ch Mil. ii. 1.. Perdue D< mini . Ga.
Billy Perrin Clarkston, (in.
Marion Perry Brinson, Cm.
Sheiterd Phillips, .Ik. LaGrangi . Ga.
Tom mi II Pimm uv Tale, (in.
,Idii\ Porter Cordi le, (in.
Frankh-: Patricia Power Marietta, Ga.
Eharles C. Pritchett . . . Alto, Ga.
Jackie Pruitt Gainesville, (in.
berald W. Pryoh Fitzgerald, (in.
Edward \Y. Pickett Gainesville, Ga.
Eharles B. Purcell Hull Ground, (in.
Marian Rainey Decatur, Ga.
Akmiih H. Reece Ilium . (In.
.1 ick Reed Gainesvillt . Ga.
I.i:i.\Mi ('. H i.w Gainesville, Ga.
Eugene I). Rex Toccoa, (In
Peggy Ann Rhodes Tignall, Ga.
Benjamin Rogers Claxton, Ga.
Wiixiam H. Rogers Gainesville, Ga.
Charles T. Ruark Bostwick, Ga.
Don Sargent Decatur, Ga.
Miin. Ernestine A. Satterfield Gainesville, On.
.1. (1 Seaboldt, Jr. Dahlonega, Ga.
Preston L. Sessions, Jh Valdosta, Ga.
Sam Shei'pard Albany, Ga.
Joyce Shirley Bowersvillc, (in
John II. Shugaht Calhoun, (In.
James K. Shurley . Thomaston, Ga.
David Patrick Sims Stratham, Ga.
Earl (!. Sims Valdosta, (In.
William IV Sims . Conyers, (in.
(,'iiu ni i;v .1. Singleton Mayport, Fin
Hl'I.KTT B. SlNNAHl) RoSSVille, (ill.
Marguerite Slaton Dawsonville, (in.
Peggy Ann Smelley hula, (in.
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Barbara Smith Bujonl. Gai
Billil Joan Smith Bainbridge, Ga\
Ed Smith, Jr. Atlanta, (in.
Francis M. Smith
Guelda Smith .
II Micii.i) A. Smith
( 'laxton, (in.
Commerce, Gal
. Rutin , Gai
Jack C. Smith McRae, Gai
Ralph H. Smith
Fbrle Snell
John William Snow
Bill Vernon Spivey
1 'li i muni , Ga.
Snellville, Ga.
Windt r, Ga.
.Quitman, Ga
Louis Stahi, Moultrie, Ga.
Alice Staton Gainesville, Ga.
James H. Stephens ... . . Loganvillt . Gai
Joe K. .Stephenson ... Summerville, Ga.
/Robert S. Stout McRae, Ga.
Paul Stringer ... ... Dahlonega, Ga.
Jack Sullivan Valdosta, Ga.
Rebecca Tallant Cumming, Ga\
Joyce Tanner LaGrangc. Ga.
Edna E. Tatum Gainesville, Ga.
Luke Teague . Jasper, Ga.
Lucy Thomas Gainesville, Gai
Jack \V. Thompson-
James P. Thompson
Anne Thompson .
Donald Threlkeld
Thomasville, Ga.
Washington, Ga.
DawsonvilU . Gal
. Albany, Ga.
John Thurston Cedartown, Ga.
Elsie Irene Todd ... ..... Sarah, Ga.
Luther B. Travis . . East Paint. Ga.
Betty Anne Trippe . . . . Maysville, Ga.
Louise Todd* ... Suches, Ga.
Betty Tucker .... Gainesville, (la.
Jessie Turnipseed Coggins, Ga.
Anna Van Horn Alto, Ga.
Billy Van Pelt Rome, Ga.
Glenn E. Walls Baldwin, Ga. -
Elizabeth Walker Alpharetta, Ga.
Wayne Walker* Cairo. Ga.
Richard Ware Gainesville, Ga.
Mary Lois Watson Mobile, Ala.
William C. Wells Adel, Ga.
Macie Lorene Wehunt Dahlonega, Ga.
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Catherine West Orlando, Fla.
George M| Welchel Cordele, Ga.
Jerky White , Winder, Ga.
Leila M. White ... . Danielsvilli . Ga.
Brevard S. Williams, Jr. . . Atlanta, Ga.
Emily Wimpy . Dahlonega, Ga.
Betty Winter ... .... Atlanta, Ga.
W. H. Wofkord . Lawrenceville, Ga.
Gwynelle R. Wood .... Commerce, Ga.
Curtiss E. Wynn .... . . Thomson, Ga.
Jesse L. Yaden Marietta, Ga.
William J. Yaw Mara tin. (In.
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Lloyd Flournoy Baker Omega, Ga.
James Timothy Bales Dublin, Ga.
Jewell Smith Barnett dimming, Ga.
William Earl Beck .... Cartersville, Ga.
Virgil Walter Bennett Atlanta, Ga.
Frank Benson Quitman, Ga.
Edward Cecil Boyd Dahlonega, Ga.
Larry - Keith Bramblett .... Lawrenceville, Ga.
Talmadge Edward Brannon .... Stalesboro, Ga.
William Weldon Brannon, Jr Cordele, Ga.
John Maddox Bridges Brinson, Ga.
Max Durell Briley Martin, Ga.
John Stark Brumbley .... Sanjord, Ga.
Charles Ray Bullock Danielsville, Ga.
Cyril Bruce Cain Auburn, (in.
Ernest Lamar Cato Gainesville, (in.
Thomas Stephens Cheek, Jr. . Homer, Ga.
Harold Xewton Coker Hampton, Ga.
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James Frank Coker, Jr. . Gainesville, (In.
John Thomas Coleman Dillard, (in.
Grady Watson Cook Alto, (in.
Walter Ray Cooper Gainesville, (in
Marvin Kenneth Copeland . . Atlanta, (in.
William Calvin Culpepper . Toecoa, (in.
Marvin Blaine Doster Athi ns, Ga.
Daniel M. Edge, Jr Macon, Ga.
Dy'er D. Edwards Jackson, (in.
James Edward Giles . . ... Romi . (in.
Jack Ross Godfrey McCaysville, (in.
Jack Lewis Greene . Hull Ground, (in.
William O. Harris . Gainesville, Ga.
James D. Hicks Adil. Ga.
Jack Ellis Hilton Homi r, (in.
William J. Hinson Claxton, (in
George Archie Howard . Sylvania, Ga.
Ralph W. Holwell ... Atlanta, (in.
Victok H 1 1 1 h n i \ -n\ ( 'olumbu ' ?o
Samuei Jackson Dahlonega, Ga.
Album H. .I\\m:\. Jr. Elberlon, Ga.
II Mini n Jones Madison, Ga.
Thom as E. Kingeri Gordon, Ga.
I'm i. ( '. Know i.ks Ashbum, Ga.
William Lackland Albany, Ga.
Barbara Ann I.wm.ia Lawrenceville, Ga
Charles M. Lathem Griffin, Ga.
Hiivt M Lock Ellijay, (in.
Betty Ann Looper Dawsonville, Go
Russell McBride Albany, (in.
Billie Joe McDaniel Rossville, Ga
Ben McDonald Greensboro, Cn.
[one McDonald Dahlonega, Ga.
James Clifton McDonald Hawkinsville, Ga.
Bobby Rae McLendon .... Atlanta, Ga.
HriiH Thomas Malcolm Monroe, C<i.
Thomas I. Malone, .Ik. . Brunswick, Ga.
James Merritt Cumming, Ga.
James T. Milxer Gainesville, Ga
W, Dean Montgomery Chamblce, Ga.
Robert S. North .... . Ashbum, Ga.
Claude N"i innally Griffin, Ga.
Alice Oglesby . .... Hartwell, Ga
Charles Edwin Parks Dahlonega, Ga.
John N. P arris Blue Ridge, Ga.
Robert I.. Peacock Ashbum, Ga.
My-ron C. Peterson Albany, Cn
James Harry Pierce . Chamblee, Cn
l'.i \.i wiin F. I'im Atlanta, Ga.
William T. Point Woodstock, Ga
(.mi:,, i, W.Pope ... . Cedartown, Ga.
John Barry Porter Cordele, Ga.
Joseph Rimes
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I 1 \ri, < I Mii.wii Seals
Horace Seymour
Henri Shan ah an
Clarence Shore
George Short
Francis M. Sibley
Tiiom \s F. SlGMAN
Lloi ii I 1 '. Smith
1''. \u\. ( '. Snell
.1 wii:s 1". Spencer
Thoma.- Stevenson
WlNFRED StOWERS
Charles F. Strickland
William r I". Syfan
Frank ( 1. Tallant .
Dorothy Tanksley .
Hugh Davis Thomas
Harvey A. Thurmond
Sam Perry Trapnell
James Weathers
Bri ce Welch
Billy B. White
Rohkkt C Wiley
Robert S. Willi \m. .In.
Roi CE C Williams
Thomas C. Williams
Hobert Ray Wilson
Archie C Wimpy
Robert Lor is Withers
Jenene Hix Whitlow
( If.nk M. Woodward
Richard C. Wi sum;
Brunswick, Ga
Dahlont ga, Ga.
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Bowman, (itt.
Dahlont ga, Ga.
. Alto, Ga.
Clarkcsville, Ga.
Decatur, Ga.
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Snellvillt . Ga.
Xt w Holland, Ga.
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Dahlont ga, Ga.
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Alto, Ga.
Way cross, Ga.
Roswell, Ga.
Dublin, Cn
Albany, Ga.
Columbus, (in
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Sparta, Ga.
W'lntlt t, (in.
Lawrenceville, Ga.
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Rocky Ftirt . Ga.
Dahlonega, Ga
Atlanta, (in.
( 'arm svillt . Ga.
Dahlonega, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
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A. B. Jones III. M. 0. Watson, C. E. West. F. S. Miers
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Pavlovsky
Sponsor
Miss MABISE BASSETT
Foi't Valley, Georgia
Captain \Y. H. Davidson
1st Lieut. C. E. Chick
2nd Lieut. B. G. Spivey
2nd Lieut. R. B. Strickland
Sgt. A. W. Granade
Sgt. G. W. Pavlovsky
I'xintl < 'ommander
Executive Officer
First Sergeant
Platoon Sergeant
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l . I Squad
Sgt. H ('. Johnson
E. D. Rex
G. Pope
R. M. Blasingame
P. L. Sessions
J. H. Pierce
F M. Sibley
B. V. Spivey
W. H. Met; mm i
W. ( '. Culpepper
Cpl. C. B. England
-?/»/ Squad
Not. H. K. England
W. B. Chafin
J. D. Hicks
R. J. Douglas
S. P. Trapnell
G. E. McDonald
J. T. MlLNER
J. S. Brumbley
F. T. Benson
H. R. Johnson
Cpl. W. S. Lackland
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3rd Squad
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Clark
Eaves
Fargason
Hammond
Jones
Lowe
Lunsfobd
Purcell
Xi n nally
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Cpl. W. T. Dean
;/// Squad
Sgt. ( '. H. Fitts
W. L. Brown
J. K. Cox
B. B. Fin:
H. R. Hall
R. J. Lewis
R. D. Sargent
W. B. Sims
J. Paris
C. E. Kirk
Cpl. J. Cook
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Captain R. S. Mayne
1st Lt. N. S. Kexdrick
2nd Lt. R. Y. Brinson
2nd Lt. J. R. (lav
2nd Lt. J. F. Reardex
Sgt, P. B. Bussey
Pvt. D. Edwards
( 'ompany ( 'ommander
Executive Officer
Platoon Leader
Platoon Leader
Platoon Leader
First Sergeant
Guidon Bearer
Sponsor
Miss Mildred Houto>
East Point. Goorgia
FIRST PLATOON
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Lt, R. Y. Brinson
Sgt. M. A. Gibbs
Sgt. R. H. Settle
1st Squad
Sgt. D. E. Pinyan
H. W. Stewart
W. R. Van Pelt
.7. (). Rimes
L. B. Travis
W. L. Boozer
( !pl. L. L. Zuker
■-'ml Squad
Sot. A. L. Harry
J. E. Massey
G. W. Pryor
W. E. Welch
( ' E. Bradley
J, R. Godfrey
Cpl. F. H. Darden
Platoon Leader
. Platoon Si rgi ant
. Platoon Guide
Bnd Squad
Sgt. C. H. Collier
R, L. Peacock
II. B. Siniard
F. B. Wall
W. E. Beck
J. E. Giles
Cpl. C. B. H hinehart
'fth Squad
Sgt. D. M. Roberts
H. Jones
A L. Hampton
H. M. Perry
W. D. Montgomery
A. M. Bennett
Cpl. S. 'I". Jones
SECOND PLATDDIV
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I.t. J. R. Clay
Sgt. T. A. \mn
Sgi A B. Hill
1st Squad
Sgt. J. 1{. H \\ -u
H. Lott
H. Gay
L. ( 'n m'\i iii
T. Jones
Cpl. R. G. Martin
.W Squad
Sgt. .1. L. Billingsley
H. M. Moore
J. T. Bales
T. Manis
Cpl. R. A. Bates
Platoon I.' adi r
Platoon Si rgcant
Platoon Guidi
2nd Squad
Sgt. A. W. Freni h
C. W. .) WHS
('. B. < rLADIN
J. A Nelms
Glenn Anderson
Cpl. W. II. Btjrk
ftfi Squad
Sgt. C. I) Jeffries
\\ '. J. Yaw
A. T. Fort
L. K. Bramblett
C. S. Gaines
( !pl J. I. Jessi p
THIHD PLATOON
I/r. J. F. Rearden
3GT. .1. S. .1 kCKSON
Sgt. W. W. Blackwell
1st Squad
Sgt. R. S. Williams
R. S. Brisendine
I). L. Craig
C. T. Ruark
M. B. Doster
.1 W. Elliott
E. .1. Jones
Cpl. Rex Shelton
3rd Squad
Sgt. A. Stewart
.1 W. Thompson
S. II Phillips
.1. T. Coleman
H. A. Smith
M. II. Rogers
J. F. BURKHALTER
Cpl. J. ('. I.iisi i
Platoon Leader
Platoon St rgeant
Platoon (limit
2nd Squad
Sgt. I). M. Brown
J. B. Porter
T. L. Malone
B. \V. NORTHCTJTT
J. Easterling
C. \\ . Campbell
('. R. Barron
Cpl. ( !. Ethridge
;/// Squad
Sgt. V. I). Willi wis
('. C. Pritchett
J. E. Ethridge
.1 Davis
.1. II. Shugart
C. ('. Kin.;
I'n. W. H. Smith
Haddock
Brooke
Thrasher
New
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Captain J. H. Haddock, Jr. Company Commander
1st Lt. S. R. Brooke Executive Officer
2nd Lt. J. T. Thrasher Platoon Leader
2nd Lt. I. E. New Platoon Leader
2nd Lt. R. L. Greene . . . Platoon Leader
Sgt. G. F. Pinholster First Sergeant
Pvt. B. S. Williams . . Guidon Bearer
Sponsor
Mrs. John Haddock
Dahlonega, Geoi gia
FIRST PLATDDN
Lt. J. T. Thrasher .
Platoon Li mli r
Sgt. O. H. Rogers .
Pliitiioii Si ri/i ant
Sgt. T. G. Tankersley
Platoon Guidi
1st Squad
2nd Squint
Sgt. R. L. McClure
Sgt. .1. A. Ivev
('. L. Perdue
J. H. McElreath
M. V. Law
J. A. Carder
J. T. Hurt
E. P. Stringer
E. R. Warf
C F. Parks
.1. D. Hardage
B. .1. McDaniel
Cpl. J. T Morgan
Cpl. B. V. Rice
3rd Squint
',lll Sqiiml
Sgt. E. K. Phillips
Sgt. H. .1. Dover
R. B. Short
B. F. Pim
T. 0. Fowler
R. G. Burton
B. S. Perrin
.1. W. Rikard
J. F. Merritt
G. S. Fleming
B. T. Moore
P. D. Callaway
Cpl. H. X. Coker
Cpl. R. A. Stephens
SECUIVD PLATDDIV
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l.i 1. E. New, Jr.
SCT. B. II. PuRCELL
Sgt. ('. L. Craig
1st Squad
Sgt. G. E. Mills
T. II. l'mi.Y.wv
T. \V. Davis
H. S. North
L. (). Hinton
B. R. McLendon
('. L. Banks
A. B. Smith
3rd Squad
Sgt. E. E. Collins
H. L. Clark
W. J. Stowers
J. A. SIMMS
W. I). Holt
R. M. Boyd
Cpl. J. H. Hogg
Platoon Leader
Platoon Sergeant
Pltltlinn (illicit
2nd Squad
Sgt. I. S. McLeod
< I. E. Walls
.1. E. Hilton
II Sll \N Ml IS
T. S. Cheek
W. E. Meeks
Cpl. C Q. Shore
',th Squad
Sgt. J. D. Anthony
.1. B. Jones
B. O. Griffith
L. \V. Hattaway
W. T. Poor
L. E. Cato
Cpl. W. D. Hughes
THIRD PLATD0IV
Lt. R. L. Greene
Sgt. G. B. Titwiler
3ct. R. L. Harper
tsi Squad
Sgt. M. G. Peterson
B. .1. Harris
E. G. Sims
C A. Ihhy
.1. A. McClure
U. S. Stout
Cpl. G. I). < low der
Sgt. ('. E. COSPER
F. (i. TALLANT
B, .1. Sri. i. iv \s
D. M. Edge
J. S. Clements
Cpl. E. W. Pickett
Platoon Leadi r
Platoon Sergi ant
Platoon Guide
•2ml Squad
Sgt. D. D. Quii.i.i \N
J. R. Thurston
R. H. Mathis
G. D. Gassett
A. A. Mi Lew
Cpl. H. K. Heath
iili Squad
Sgt. C. J. .1 \ mis
J. C. Smith
W. J. Livsey
H. M. Lock
IX M. McRae
P. G. Seals
II. L. Thurmond
Cpl. E. ( '. Merck
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1st Lt. N. Rumble
2d Lt. W. L. deVane
2d Lt. L. A. Morris
2d Lt. G. V. Chandler
Sgt. C. W. Holbrook
Pvt. N. Brown
Company Commandi r
Executive Officer
Platoon Leader
Platoon Leader
Platoon Leader
First Sergeant
Guidon Bearer
Hi ill nook
Mrs. Lewis .1. Miers, Sr.
Sponsor
Powder Springs. Ga.
FIRST PLATOON
Lt. W. L. deVane
Platoon L< adi i
Sgt. C. Camp
Platoon Si rgi anl
Sgt. D. Palmer
Platoon Guidt
1st Squad
Jml Squad
Sgt. C. ( ). Spann
Sgt. W. E. Moore
D. P. Sims
V. H. Hutchison
S. A. Miller
H. R. Park
F. L. Layton
B. L. Welch
K W. Kelley
E. L. Mansfield
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F. C. Davis
( !pl. J. L. W'ooiinv
Cpl. W. J. Hinson
3rd Squad
4ih Squad
Sgt. S. Parris
Sgt. R. W. McBridk
B. Jordan
E. C. Keeffe
J. Edwards
C. A. Davis
E, Smith
T. C. Martin
J. OXFOSD
A. H. Reece
Cpl. H. Beazley
J. L. Greene
Cpl. G. H. Dams
SECOND PLATDDIY
l.r. L. A Morris
Sot. .1 S Si m mons
SGT ( !. Knw Mllis
Zs( Squad
Sot. II Babb
F. Cox
S. Shepfahd
(' K Bartlett
E. Pedrick
B. Howell
CiM,. II, ( Irews
3rd S(/nad
Sot. 15. Haynes
H. K. Seymoi k
W. ('. Henderson
C. D. Lingold
M. Bow ers
\Y. 0. Stewart
Cpl. K. Kingery
Platoon l.i mli i
Platoon Si rgt mil
I'liitiinii Guidi
2nd Squad
Sc;t. R. ( 'ill icin
I.. Arnold
B. I.. Withers
R. Hanner
D. Threlkeld
T. Lang
Cpl. J. .1 vckson
.//A Squad
Sgt. L. Bartlett
J. Thompson
B. A. Boyle
H. Weathers
T. Syfan
W. Carswell
Cpl. (i. Horne
THIRD PLATOON
Lt. G. V. ( !handler
Sgt. R. Nelson
S(IT. H. M U.COI.M
Platoon Li mli i
Platoon Sergeant
Platoon Guidi
lxl Squad
Sgt. H. Abernathy
M. Brown
H. Wiley
I). Harrison
.1. Knight
M. Briley
( !pl. T. Stevenson
.Uil Squad
Sgt. \'. S. Price
R. .1 I'.l LLINGTON
I''. Snell
F. Gordon
K. Hewell
R. Williams
Cpl. H. I.. Wilson
2nd Squad
Sgt. L. C. McRae
W. .1. Mohan
(1. Welchel
D. Lyle
R. C. Wysong
J. Hall
Cpl. .1. Holmes
'flli Squad
Sot. B. Malcolm
J. MlZE
E. C. Snell
D. Pattillo
IV .1. Xkwman
.1 Faircloth
W, Ford
Cpl. .1. (1. Minter
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Captain J. W. Kelly Company Command< r
1st Lt. L. N. Cain . . Executive Officer
2nd Lt. W. A. Fowler . . Platoon Leader
2nd Lt. M. O'Dillon .... Platoon Leader
2nd Lt. R. G. Arthur Platoon Leader
Sgt. G. P. Short . First Sergeant
Pvt. H. W. Andrews Guidon Bearer
SponsoY
Mrs. M. K. Lewis
Hapeville, Georgia
FIRST PLATOON
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Lt. W. A. Fowler
Sgt. L. M. Xash .
SclT. J. P. SURLS
Platoon Li adi r
Platoon St rgt ant
Platoon Guidt
1st Squad
Sgt. B. V. Allison
F. T. Thrasher
F. R. Horton
R. M. Smith
S. Howell
Cpl. P. H. West
3rd Squad
Sgt. W. F. Gray
J. L. Keen
B. L. McDonald
T. E. Brannen
F. M. .Smith
Cpl. J. C. Andrews
2nd Squad
Sgt. \V. L. Drake
E. B. Rogers
R. ('. Nicholson
.1 A. White
W. Tippins
Cpl. G. G. Harris
'fth Squad
Sgt. C. N. King
C. F. Strickland
R. Fennell
B. H. Amick
Cpl. J. L. Watkins
SECOND PLATOON
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Lt. M. L. O'Dillon
Sgt. 1'. L. Job nson
Sgt. W. H. 1'i.ai ikk
1st Squad
Sgt. ( ' E. Parrish
II .1 Amuam
J, L. Meadows
E. H. Chambers, Jr.
.1. C. Prickett
J. ('. ( !0URTENAY
Cpl. L. F. Baker
3rd Squad
Sgt. W. B. Tate
W. (J. Reed
W. R. Cooper
P. C. Knowles
W. W. Brannon
C. M. Lath em
T. J. Pruitt
Cpl. O. H. Stephens
. Platoon I.i adi r
Platoon Sergeant
Platoon Guide
ind Squad
Sgt. A. E. Crow
W. ( ). Harris
W. A. Rogers
.1. E. Palmer
J. F. Spencer
L. C. Rew
L. F. Smith
Cpl. J. S. Whitworth
4th Squad
Sgt. W. X. Bennett
J. E. Moore
A. X. Downs
\V. M. Edwards
B. B. White
W. W . Davidson
(I A. Howard
E. T. Parks
Cpl. A. J. Wetherington
TOIRD PLATOON
Lt. R. G. Arthur
Sgt. S. Caldwell
Sot. T. L. Henley
Sgt. E. Lowky
1st Squad
Sgt. H. H. Kkov \
J. H. Stephens
K. R. Woods
K M. Copeland
('. R. Bullock
Cpl. J I.. Meadors
Si d Squad
Sot. E. M. Eberhardt
R. Langham
('. Wynn
( ;. M. Woodward
C'im.. J. D. Pulliam
Platoon Li adi r
Platoon Sergeant
Honorary Platoon St rgt ant
Platoon Guidi
ind Squad
Sgt. F. E. Hurst
J. L. Burt
R. Callahan
J. W. Snow
J. L. Yaden
( !pl. '1". R. Rutherford
;/// Squad
Sgt. J. M. Means
C. B. Cain
L. H. Stahl
M. F. Smith
H. F. Findley
Cpl. B. B. Burkhalter
N. GA. COLLEGE ROTC CAMR FT BENNING. GA. J948
Li jl Id right — Front row: Fowler, Short, King. Akin. Mayne, Halliday, (J'Dillon, Rumble, Harris, Patureau, Chick, Rogers, J.
Second row: David, Miers, French, Parris, Ivey, Allison. Nelson. DuRant, Gowder, Grindle, Pinholster, Haddock. Rogers, O.
Third row: Epps, Harris, M., Wasserstein, Purcell, Yonge, Tankersley, Andrews. Boyd, Perkins, Gore, Miles. New. Fourth
row: Cam. Brinson, Mills, Roberts, Simmons, Billingsley, Harper, Peacock. Parkins, Pinyan, Arthur.
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Advist r
Btjford Hill
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Hakold Chandler
Vict -l'n sideni
Laurence Nash
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Left in milil. front iutc: Nash, Johnston, Crenshaw, Lane, Harben, Smith, Butterworth, Lee.
Back row: Groves, Brown, Ivey, Malcolm. Gibbs, Hill, Pinholster, Chandler. McEver, Gailey, Davis.
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Harold Chaxdluh
Presidi nt
Sherrod Smith
N .-, ,{■ Treas.
M \kv Willis
Sponsor
Chicopee, Ga.
Thom \* ( 1 VILEY
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REX
FRATERNITY
Sponsor
Eloise ( 'in. HI UN
Harold Chandler
I'll Sllll III
Jack L. Russell
Adviser
The Rex Fraternity, one of the traditional organizations at North Georgia Col-
lege, was organized in 1917 and is the oldest fraternity now on the campus.
Sherhou Smith
Tom
Gailey
John
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White
Joe Thrasher
1st V.-Presidi nt
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BUSSEI
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Chick
Clifton
Crow
Akin
Henderson
Hill
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Lowry
Major
Davis
11 IYNES
Moore
McLeod
Palmer
Rumble
Settle
Meigel
Mills
Shelton
Stovall
Tankerslei
Wall
Wright
Sewell
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.Imi\ E. Brooke
President
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James
Brown
JoHNSON
Chalker
Peterson
Warren Cagle
Vice-President
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Craig
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Harmon
H. Smith
Holmes
Stewart
Hogg
Tate
THE BIG DUESTIUN
SIGMA
THETA
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Sponsor
Sigma Theta has lung contributed to the social and recreational program of North
Georgia College. It lias a deep place in the recreational history of the college.
Clay Camp
President
Tom Garret
Via -Presidi ul
V. L. Craig
Si Cn I'll <l
Howard Park
'I'ri asun r
Don mi: Brom S
Si ,<;« ant-at-Arms
.John Haddoi k
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Anthony
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Hbwell
Meadors
Stephens
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ECONOMICS
CLUB
Miss Bessie Freeman
Advisi r
thy Stephens Annette P
ITTMAN
Helen Gailey
Charlene
Johnson
President Vice-President
Secretary
Treasun t
Ercie Adams
Annette Pittman
Joanne Booth
Joyce Rhodes
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Peggy Rhodes
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Frances Simmons
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Eleanor Doster
Joyce Shirley
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Dorothy Stephens
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Elizabeth Ellis
Alice Staton
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Dorothy Tanksley
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Helen Gurley
Edna Tatum
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Betty Hall
Lucy Thomas
Charlene Johnson
Pearl Todd
Catherine West
Anne Kling
Mary Willis
Nancy Kim.kki
Queen of the Harvest Festival
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FUTURE
TEACHERS
DRGAHIZATIDIV
Dr. Orbv Southard
Adviser
Robert S Mayne
Prt sident
Thomas C. Gailey
Vict -I'n sident
Helen Gailey
Si cretary
Oliver H. Rogers
'In asuri (
White
Woods
( !agle
Earnest
butterworth
Riden
A. Cms
Yackuboskey
Stephens
Forrest
L. Cain
Thornton
Niblack
Allen
Chalker
Grindle
GENERALS
Pianist:
Preston Bussey
Saxophones:
Kenneth ( 'ox
Keith England
Charles England
Kaui. Johanson
Richard Johnson
/ tr a ins:
Bud Moore
Trumpets:
Jimmy Cook
Bill David.son
Robert Strickland
Tromborn
Richard V.w i
Axvin Gran vdk
( iRICE SPI\ i i
Bass FiddU :
.l< hi \ P. Kim
\ kNCi Sue Smith
Sponsor
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PHYSICS
CLUB
C. A. Yager
Advisi r
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Keith Elrod
Pn sidt nl
John L. Kki.lev
Vice-President
Frank P. Harmon
Si cri /'//;/
Abernathy
Edwards
Babb
( creen
J. Brooke
Henderson
S. Brooke
James
Crews
Johnson
Davidson
Kendrick
Purcell
GLEE ELUB
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CAMILLUS J. DlSMUKES
1)ik rtor
W. Desmond Booth
AssociaU Director
Sopranos
Mary Lois Watson
Joyce Shirley
Joanne Booth
Vivian Burden
Shirley Allen
Licy Paris II
Kathryn Walraven
Rebecca Tallent
Joyce Mote
JoAnn Paris
Kathryn Gordan
Leila Strickland
Elizabeth Walker
Mary Hunt
Jane DuPree
Martha Grant
Helen Gailey
Lois Cain
Marian Rainet
Alice Staton
Altos
Barbara Langlet
Jean Arnold
Christine Davis II
Jane Hatcher 1 1
Dot deJarnette
Annette Pittman
Addie ( '\i\
Elizabeth Falkenburc
Tenors
Bob Blasingame
Hugh Malcolm
Dewey ( rASSETT
Charles Fitts
Leonard Hampton
Sam Miller
Preston Sessions
T. E. KlNliERV
Joel Jackson
Robert Bullington
Hal Beasley
Frank Benson
John Watkins
James Cook
Bin ilimi 8
Henry Hall
J whs II ILL
E. D. Ware
W. B. Chafin
Kenneth Cox
Bassi s
Fred Lee
A M. Bennett
MELVIN How ins
Tom ( ; utRETi
( Sene Welch
\l I low ni;s
Billy Horni:
Am n Stewart
\\ ii i,i \m Culpepper
Hex Shelton
Ml^- \l .11 I I )o\ll\ l\
Sponsor
Wadley, Ga.
REC
COUNCIL
Mi^ Lura Evans
Faculty Advist r
Al Lane
I'n sident
Ann DeLong
Vict -I'n xidt al
Pat Bell
,Si i-ii lii, y
Betty Winters
Tii asurt r
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COUNCIL MEMBERS . . . CAPTAINS
.K1I.A STRICKLAND
Elizabeth Seymour
( 'mi in a King
Mary Beth Perry
M Miv Willis
Beth Mitchell
Barbara Smith
HIPPDLYTAIVS
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( 'aplain
M \m Willis
< ' n-( 'aptain
Ruth Strickland
Sponsor
Mary Anne Adams
Jeanette An wis
Beth Bruce
Joyce Burnett
Eloise Cogburn
Bruce Dickey
.1 \s i: DuPree
.In Earnest
KatHRI S ( iORDON
Bernice Harben
Mary Ruth Jones
LuCINDA PARABISE
Mary Paradise
Lucy Paris
Beth Phillips
Annette Pittm *\
FRANCES Simmons
Marcarite Slaton
Alice Staton
I >< ► i Stephens
Rebecca Tallant
l.i i i Thomas
M \HY .1(1 TlHIM PSON
l.ni isk Todd
Elsie Todd
Anna Van Born
Elizabeth Walker
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Mari Lois W imi\
MERCUREMS
Elizabeth Seymour
Captain
Betty Mitchell
Co-Captain
Mrs. D. E. Setmoub
Sponsor
Marietta, Ga.
Shirley Allen
Jane Adams
Pat Bell
Joanne Booth
Vivian Burden-
Mary Louise Clary
Dot deJarnette
Elizabeth Ellis
Evelyne Ellis
Helen Gailey
Ruth Gregory
Alice Hersey
Betty Tucker
Leona Clack
Joanne Hughes
Willene Jones
Nancy Kingery
Martha Mills
Hazel Niblack
Marian Rainey
Joyce Rhodes
Joyce Shirley
Peggy Smelley
Edna Tatum
Anne Thompson
Betty Ann Tripp
Joan Paris
PHI DMICRDIVS
Claudia King
Captain
Ml.
Barbara Saxon
Co-Captain
Mrs. S. A. King
Sponsor
White Plains, Ga.
Becky Arnold
Bernice Brady
Joyce Brook-
Elizabeth Chadwick
Christine Davis
Eleanor Doster
Ella Mae Duvall
Elizabeth Forester
Ruth Garren
Martha Grant
Helen Gurley
Pat Harrison
Louise Hitch
Mary Hunt
Anne Kling
Karoline Kimbrough
Sarah Jo Matthews
Joyce Mote
Alice Oglesby
Beulaii Patterson
Joanne Patterson
Peggy Anne Rhodes
Evelyn Riden
Joan Smith
Rachel Thornton
Barbara Tilley
Jessie Tcrnipseed
( 'ahol Vandiver
( ' vi herine West
TMHLYTAIVS
Mart Beth Perry
Captain
Barbara Smith
C<>-< 'aptain
Mrs. Howard Perry
Sponsor
Jean Arnold
Miriam Brown
Bettv Jo Bullock
Lois Cain
Helen Carmichael
Barbara Crensh \\\
Ann DeLong
Marian Graham
Bess ( Ihaham
Bess Gtjdger
Juanita Harris
Julia Harvill
Kathv Hallm w
Sara Humphries
Irene Johnson
Barbara Langley
Ruby Lynn Mauldin
Si e J \nk Mealor
Joan Merritt
Sara Mc( Iarity
Patricia Power
Bernice Roberts
Guelda Smith
Margaret White
Ruth Whitfield
Betty Winters
( rWENELLE Wool)
Jane Hatcher
.Ini ce Tanner
Janet King
''red Darden
Pn sidi nt
SCIENCE CLUB
Dr. H. B. Forrester
Advist r
Jimmy Clay
1 i&e-Pn stdent
Julia Harvell
Seen tary-Tri asurt r
.1 \m: H itcher
Program ( 'hairman
J. C. McRae
I'll ilium i ii I n riii ii
Julian Billingsley
Bill Blackwell
Wesley Brower
Preston Bussey
Bill Cannon
George Chandler
Christine Davis
Louis Day
Jo Earnest
Ferrell Cray
Harold Hall
Woe ford Harley
Joel Jackson
Charles Jefferies
He\vell Keown
Claudia King
Janet Kino
Bill Lackland
Sarah Jo Matthews
George Mills
Martha Mills
Mary Beth Perry
Lucinda Paradise
Carolyn Sandlin
Elizabeth Seymour
Max Smith
Y. M. C. A.
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Charles England
Religious Emphasis Speakt >
Dr. H. B. Forester
Advisi !
George V. Chandler
I'n sident
Robert Blasingame
Vice-President
Jack Anthony
Secretary
Nesbit Kendrick
'I'ii us ii ii r
Cabinet rvlemb
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Bates
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Sponsor
Atlanta, Ga.
Y. W. C. A
Miss Alice I >onovan
Adviser
Eloise Cogburn
President
Pat Bell
1 ice-President
Jane Hatcher
Secretary
Leila Strickland
'/'I'liisuri T
We, the members of the Young Women's Christian Association, unite in the
desire to realize a full and creative life.
We determine to have a pari in making this life possible for all people.
In this task we seek to understand Jesus and to follow Him.
Smel
Kling
Mathews
Seymour
Dosler
de Jarnette
Bruce
Mrs. 1 ). T. I' iradise
Sponsor
Lincolnton, Ga.
SAIVFDRD
HALL
Mis* Alice Doxow
Advist r
Lucinda Paradise
I'n siili ni
CAROL'S S TOWNES
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Annette Pittm \.\
St crt /in ii
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Beth Bruce
'I' a asurer
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OFFICERS
CLUB
( |i i .i.i) \ Smith
Sponsor
Preston Btjssey
President
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Robert Clifton"
Vice-President
Not Pictured
Walter H. Peacock
Secretary
George B. Tutwiler
Tri a. m
Benjamin H. Ptjrcell
( 'haplain
Virc.il S. Price
Reporter
Garland Pixholster
Sergeant-at-Arms
SERGEANTS
Abernathy, Allison, Anthony, Babb, Bartlett, Bennett, Billingsley, Blackwell, Brown, Caldwell, Camp, Clifton,
Collier, Collins, Craig, Crow, deJarnette, Dover, Drake. Eberhardt, Edwards, England. Fitts, Fowler. French.
Gihbs. Granade, Gray, Harper. Harry, Haynes. Henley. Hill. Ivey, Jackson, James. Jeffries. Johnson. H., John-
son, J., Johnson, P., Keown, King, Lowry, McBride, McClure, McLeod, McRae, Malcom, B., Malcom, H., Means,
Mills. Moore. Nash, Nelson, Palmer, Parris, Parrish, Pavlovsky. Peterson. Pinyan, Quillian. Randolph, Roberts.
Rogers. Settle, Shurley, Simmons, Spann, Stewart, Surls, Tankersley Ta.te, Williams. R., Williams, V., Wright.
CDRPDRALS
Andrews. Baker, Bates, Beasley, Bulk. Burkhalter, Coker. Cook, Cosper, Crews, Darden, Davis, Edge. Eng-
land, Ethridge, Harris, Heath, Hinson, Hogg, Holmes, Home, Hughes, Jackson, Jessup, Jones. Kingery. Lackland.
Lifsey, Martin, Merck, Minter, Morgan, Pulliam, Rhinehart, Rice, Rutherford, Shelton, Shore, Smith. A.,
Smith. W., Stephens, Stevenson, Wat kins. West, Wetherington. Whitworth, Wilson. Woody. Zuker.
OFFICERS' CLUB
Mrs. Charlie Wilk
Sponsor
Major T. D. Cobb
Advis( r
Edward F. Wilkie
Presidi nt
George J. Crowe
Vice-President
Eugene P. Bagwell
Si cretary
Robert S. Maine
Treasurer
Arthur
( 'llALKER
Davidson
BATTALION OFFICERS
Brinson Brooke. S. Cain-
Chick Clay deVane
Epps Fowler Greene
('handler. G.
DuRant
Grindle
Haddock
Morris
Kelley
New
Spivey
Kkndrick
O'DlLLON
Strickland
'A**L
King
Rearden
Thrasher
MlERS
Rumble
Allen-
Davis
HONORARY CAPTAINS
Brabson
Edwards
Brooke. J.
Gailey
Brower
Gardner
Cagle
Kelley
Chandler
McEveh
Sandlin
S IV WE
Woods
Y KJKl BOSKEY
WESLEY FOUNDATION
Members
Officers
BAPTIST STUDENT IMDN
Mrs. B. E. Hatcher
Sponsov
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Advist r
Rev. A. C. Johnson
Pastor-Director
The Baptist Student Union functions in and through the Baptist Church.
seeking to promote spiritual development of students through Christian com-
radeship. Its aim: To make Christianity collegiate; College life, Christian;
student friendships, happy.
Beth Bruce
I'll Sll/l III
Gilbert Martin
Enlistment V.-Pn s.
Jane Adams
Si cri tary
Thomas Epps
7'ci a.iurcr
Jane Hatcher
Editor B.S.U. Papt
Nell Woods
B.T.I ' . h'< prt si iiiniivi
Bill ( Irindle
Sunday School
B< pn si ntativt
CAMERA CLUB
First run:, lift in right: Billie Rosser, President; Jimmy Cook, Vice-President; Shirley Allen.
Secretary-Treasurer. Second row: Bill Carswell, Bill Davidson, Don Sergeant, Dick Johnson,
Kenneth Pox. Faculty Adviser, A. S. Johnson.
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LETTERMAIV S ELUB
Officers
Tom Gailey
Sherkod Smith
Vice-President
Harold Chandler
Members
Harold Chandler
Seldon Brown
Sherrod Smith
Malcolm ( llBBS
Theron White
Thomas Gailey
Virgil Price
Brooks Nash
1 iARLAND PlXIIOI.sTER
Brooks Butterworth
"Check "
High fiy to center.
Another picture for thi Cyclops?
( 'onvt rsation whilt dancing.
Duck, Lnvi rnt '
ihaiir
Snug as a bug in a rug.
Rachel pauses for refreshments.
S-Q-U-l -i -:-i
t 'In cks an in.
Eight in the sidi pocket.
IInlil tight — In n in go!
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IN HOI.STKU
H. Smith
Chandler
Bi>I lam ratr. left hi right: R. Smith. Jones, McDonald.
Hughes. Spencer, Hattaway.
Top row, It jt In right: Akin. Manager, Chandler, Gibbs,
S. Smith, Mr. DeAngelo, Coach, Palmer. Pinholster,
Gailey, Hinson. Assistant Managi r.
Mil lONAI.I)
Hughes
Jonk:
Spencer
Hattaway
BALL
b
1. NGC beats Atlanta
Christian, Go -39.
2. Smith tji Is opening
tip-ojj as Cadets lust:
In Georgia Teachers.
3. In a thrilling game, NGC
takes Oglethorpe, fi't-i'i
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•I. Smith mills ii jree throw.
."i Galley makes <• long xhot against Georgia Teachers.
BASEBALL
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Tun row, U\t In right: Cnach Cobb. Whiting. Lee. Pinholster, Anthony,
Malcom, W. McEver, Coach Groves, Asst. Manager Horn. M.anager Nash.
Bullion rim-, hit In right: Hale. Butterworth. McBride, Turner. Brown.
Hood. Upchurch, V. McEver, Gailey, Chandler.
Top lijt: The umpire says
you are out, Budd.
Tup right : Brown catchi s
urn mi lln nose.
I '< nter hjt : "Hap" slugs
mil n hri.ii hit.
Center right: The oppo-
nent swings and misses.
Bottom lejt: Upchurch
goes alter a foul ball.
Bottom right: How did
this get in here? ? ?
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Billy Moore connects with » fast
Ledbetter slaps oni out »/ tin park,
jl
Watch that form!!! That's what counts!!!
.1 beautiful day on tin limits court.
Last year's intramural sports program was a
huge success. Teams representing each company
and teams from the band, staff, and non-military
competed. There were successful tournaments in
Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton,
Tennis, Table-Tennis, and Softball.
After a "nip-and-tuek" battle all year. Com-
pany "C" finally emerged over Company "D" as
the winner of the Athletic Trophy.
Tht beginning nj a mail srramhli .
Price is carrii 'I across thi /ti Id by Dr. Andn wi and Dr. Hinson.
FOOT
"Bobo" goes wild around left < ml for dear old '"' Co.
If ymi can't lacklt him, push him out of bounds, fellows.
bomi body Jorgot in (-/»
><l y wants tin ball.
11" Co lost s on end run.as Masst n hunks throgh.
They turned tin mhoh team lost on him.
BALL
A good way in lose <i finger.
"Big" Jnliii makes sun Miegel gets then -
En rybody got in front uj him.
'J' In s< boys really lov( each other.
Runs lih this are what mad( Randolph.
( 'ospi i' almost gi ts away.
COED SPORTS
Oh! Such H beautiful day.
"Butch" seems to b< in u spot.
.Xici MJl ill hi r. huh ' .'
Watch thost girls go!!!
Sara -In didn't havt u chanci ff?
I I
IV hu aa/i! tins is a Wien'$ irnr.
The kickoff! .'
>A
] it'll inlt rt sting, i h , boys
Al watches in disgust as Jean makes th< last out.
Barm s II all .
Campus
Dur
Band Hous< ■
Buildings
Tin Auditorium and Dining Hall
Many of the buildings shown on this
page and the following pages were buill
while Dr. .1. ('. Rogers was President of
North Georgia College. A total of nine
new buildings were built during his stay
here. There are now 14 buildings on the
campus. Thus, evidence points to the
fact that one man was largely responsi-
ble for the addition of more than 50 per
cent of the campus buildings.
Jb «*»■
P
\i<it Infirmary.
< 'OUCh I! mis, .
The Business Administration Building.
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■ « ss i t i t : ::
-
Tin lliimi Economic* Building.
Sanford Hull -'I'li, Cm, Is' Dormitory.
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I'm; M, morial Building— Our Oldest Structurt .
Sunday ('lunch Formation.
< 'mil jinx }ii autii s.
Professional Actors.
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NGC's Library.
It't a strih
Sumrru r ca tn p
.1 partial vi( w of tin barracks.
Tht Gym — veteran oj many a hard-fought battle.
'Willi* " Grindh in action.
Tin Administration Building.
Christmas nt Sanjord Hull.
I portion oj the crowd at the Thompson mlly lnsl summer.
Miss "A. D." speaks at tht Senior Banquet.
/>'. dtimi .'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
To all those who have made any contribution, whether major
or minor, toward the publication of tins animal, we thank you for
making possible this, another milestone in the history of North
( leorgia College.
Our thanks especially to Dr. Rogers, Mrs. Young, "Daddy"
Barnes, and the parents of the Gold Star Veterans, without whose
help such a publication would never have been possible. By no
means is this a perfect edition, hut we do hope that you will
place upon it the value which we had intended to create.
— The Staff.
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Sales Service
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Winder Georgia
RED APPLE SUPER
MARKET
Fa no
( Jroceries, Meats and I'
Self-Service
Phone 3-W
ruits
Dahlonega
Georgia
For the UNUSUAL in Flowers
GAINESVILLE
FLORIST
"Home of Fine Flowers"
IMS. Sycamore St. Phone 214
Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere
Gainesville Georgia
To .ill Persons Entered in this .Innual We Wish
MICH SUCCESS AND GOOD LUCK
C o in p I i in e n I s
of
DAHLONEGA-ATLANTA
TRAILWAYS
Mrs. Fred Jones, Sr., Manager
Leaves Dahlonega for Atlanta __ 7:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Leaves Dahlonega for Gainesville ...9:30 a.m. and 1 :30 p.m.
Leaves Atlanta for Dahlonega __ —8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Leaves Gainesville for Dahlonega 12:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Dahlonega
Georgia
Vwe J^alute the
L^omd of Cadets
*
/yacob (\eeds
)on4
1424 Chestnut St. Phila. 2, Pa.
Manufacturers of
U. S. OFFICERS UNIFORMS OF FINE QUA] I H
Gainesville
Venetian Blind Co.
Mfg. of Flexalum Blinds
R
etail Wholesale
Dealer in Chang-Ur-Copy Signs
Ga
inesville Georgia
Queen City Poultry &
Feed Co., Inc.
R\v Whitmire, Pies.
Poultry, Chicks and Supplies
L.URO FEEDS
1 17 Railroad Ave.
Gainesville
Phones 468-856
Georgia
Great Southern
Band Instrument Co.
Television - Radios - Pianos
and Everything Musical
Sides
Gainesville
Service
Georgia
SMITH
CAFE
Headquarters for
till kuiJs of
Sandwiches : :
Plate Lunches
Ice Cream
Drinks
Ph
,ne 177. Booth 9134
, Roosevelt Square
Gainesville
Georgia
PARAGON CLEANERS
Dry Cleaning
Laundry
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments of
WARD'S
FUNERAL HOME
834 South Main Street
Phone 479
Gainesville Georgia
Gainesville
Lincoln-Mercury
Co.
738 South Main Street
Phone 1340
Gainesville
Georgia
DAVIS-WASHINGTON
COMPANY
Everything for lUiil/ling
Phone 196
Gainesville Georgia
Don't Say Bread Say
Al/iVT BETTY BREAD
Small and Estes Bakery
Gainesville Georgia
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
"Where Savings Are Greatest"
Gainesville Georgia
DALE ELECTRIC COMPANY
Engineering and Contracting
121 N. Alain Street Phone 23.? 1
Gainesville Georgia
GEORGE W. MOORE AND SONS
High Grade Coal and Coke
Gainesville Georgi \
R. L. Courtenay & Co.
Jewelers
♦
Gainesville Georgia
PALMOIUS
Wholesale ami Retail
HARDWARE
Phone 10
Gainesville
Georgia
Pilgrim-Estes
Furniture Co.
Complete Home Furnishet
.f
Pianos
Philco Radios Frigidaires
Freezer Lockers Electric R;
nges
Gainesville
Georgia
RONALD
>s
D,
stinctive Women
it
Phone 1570
IV
ear
Gainesville
Gee
rgia
PIEDMONT DRUG CO.
Excellent Drug Department
and
Soda Fountain
Gainesville Georgia
Compliments
of
PARKS FEED STORE
•
Gainesville Georgia
Friorson-McEvor Co.
Quality Apparel for Men
Gainesville
Georgia
DIANA SHOPS
Ladies' Ready-to-wear
2 South Main Street
Gainesville
Georgi
WEST'S
DRY CLEANERS
Drj
Cleaning
Altering
' See Our Student Am
•/its"
Phone 94
Dah
onega
Georgia
Ciompliments of
SII %ISO\ JEWELRY
COMPANY
"on iht' square'
Pahlonega
( reorgia
PALMER'S
Service Station
WOCO PEP AND TIOLENE OILS
Tires and Accessories
// ashing - Lubricating - Storage
General Repairs
Phone 10
Dahlonega Georgia
LIPSCOMR DRUG CO.
"Everything
A Good Driui Store
"on the square
♦
Carries
I )ahlonega
Georgia
HOLLY
THEATRE
"We proud
\ present the new
HOLLA tc,
the Students of N.
G. C, for
the best in enter-
tainment."
( 1 ood I'n ture
- Reasonable Pru es
1 )ahlonega
Georgia
Compliments of
WOODY'S
RARRER SHOP
"on the square'
I )ahlonega
Georgia
Stay Clean
by
using —
AUTO-MAT LAUNDRY
c.
E.
Couch
Phone
O per at or
11
I )ahlonega
Georgia
J. H. PHILLIPS
•ano Groceries, Meats ami Fruits
♦
Phone 29
Da
ilonega Georgia
// ;/ /; </ r y ?
If so visit —
BUTLER'S
RESTAURANT
Dahlonega
Georgia
w.
Hoyt Ledford
Jeweler
Ill N. Bradford Street
&
Phone 11%
Gainesville
Georgia
Compliments of
GAINESVILLE
JEWELERS
"The Store with the All-Glass
Door, on the square '
Gainesville Georgia
Martin- Johnson
Furniture Co.
Norge Home Appliances and Service
"Quality Furniture
for Quality Homes"
Gainesville
Georgi;
NORTH GEORGIA
SHOE SHOP
"Quirk, Courteous Service"
J. T. HiGCiNS, Prop.
Dahlonega Georgi;
MILLNER'S
"The Style Center
of
Gainesville"
Gainesville
Georgia
PETE TANKERSLEY
Lunch Canute)
Hot Sandwiches, Lunches and Drinks
Gainesville
Georgi
Fresh Potato Chips
and FRITOS
DAHLONEGA CAFE
Regular Dinners and Short Order:
R. L. Ragan, Prop.
Dahlonega
Georgia
The Dahlonega
NUGGET
Quality Job PRINTING
♦
Dahlonega
OUR ADVERTISERS
ARE OUR FRIENDS
PATRONIZE
THEM/
Geo.
Moore Ice Cream
Co., Inc.
s
4-56 Alabama St., S.
W.
Atlanta
Georgia
"It pa v s t o
A d v e r t i s e "
A Cordial Welcome Aicai
Is
at
THE SMITH HOUSE
/// //;,- Heart of the Blu
e Ridge Mount
a ins
Excellent Home
-Cooked Food
Comfortable
Lodgings
Many Scenic .
Ittractions
Cane Creek Falls
3
M
les
Camp Wahsega
1 >
\\
les
Woodys Gap
14
M
les
Yogel State Park
26
M
les
Calhoun Gold Mines..
5
M
les
Neel's Gap
21
M
M
les
les
Lake Trahlyta
26
19
M
les
Lake Winfield Scott. . .
12
Mi
les
i our 1 1 nst is
W. B. Fry, Ownei
and .Manag
•r
1 )ahlonega,
( Jeorgia
Write for reservations, oi
call Telephone 9
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Conducted USi
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G. E. GOOD, JR.
Specialist in Yearbooh Photography
Phone 346- J For Appointment WlXDER, GA.
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