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Cadet Bugler, 1959-1961 (1959) IiHj M-IIK Htiilim.ihi%!{fi!ifrJ till ?«fi % nliP li i li'iflij hai\m ni titr 497?2 For Reference NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/cadetbugler19591910nort PERMIT NO. 1 DAHLONEGA, GA. U. S. Postage Paid Sec. 34.66, P.L.&R. VOLUME IX m FALL 1959 NUMBER 1 #v .<$> <& «^V^V* - PAGE TWO THE CADET BUGLER Compliments of— When in Dahlonega PINE TREE COMPANY —VISIT— DAHLONEGA FEED Division of THE SMITH HOUSE James Lees and Son's Co. AND POULTRY 'Where the rooms are as "Those Heavenly Carpets Phone 120 comfortable as the by Lees" meals are good" Dahlonega, Georgia W. B. FRY, Owner DAHLONEGA Compliments of— — PHARMACY Compliments of KING SERVICE STATION WALGREEN AGENCY BUTLER'S Your Doctor Phone 219-W "Just As Orders" Phone 150 Dahlonega, Georgia CLOVER FARM Dahlonega, Georgia Compliments of— FRED JONES XL SUPER MARKET HUBERT VICKERS "Try Us First— We Have It" FUNERAL CHEVROLET COMPANY HOME Phone 77-J Phone UN 4-3345 Phone UN 4-3621 Dahlonega, Georgia Dahlonega, Georgia HATS OFF TO By Emily Stephens The pigeons that have deserted 8. "Conk" . he's got a girl! Lewis Hall. 9. Albert Hardy, who has such a voice. girls didn't Tommy Waller . and SUE MAR- persuasive The TIN. They're going steady! disturb the General. Bet he was 3. The construction crews on campus impressed! . They're really making a mess, 10. Young Tillman, our first N.G.C. but we're glad. student to get into Emory School of The "Rats" who held their Dentistry . umbrellas high. 11. The poster makers of N.G.C: The student directors of the Nanci Cowart, Sulane Stone, Alice plays. They're doing a good job. Bennett and others. 12. That MR. TRAMMEL!!! 6. Carl Richardson, who had a date in Griffin on 15 November 13. Puckett, who had the courage no one else had. with a girl. What did you do at the service station, Carl? 14. Lamar Cantrell . N.G.C.'s first active duty casualty. 7. Tilden Mitchell for keeping all his escapades secret from his girl 15. Those girls who think we're going SUSAN ARCHER in Carolina. to have a girl's drill platoon. Business Manager DL (^adet (j~>uciler9< The Voice of North Georgia College VOL. IX FALL, 1959 NUMBER 1 GENERALLY SPEAKING By Hurley Daughtrey I suppose that the tendency of an editor to pontificate is universal, and I'll try to avoid it as much as possible. My gratitude to my staff is deep; without their support and effort this would be a sorry magazine indeed. Nonetheless, it was surprising that the men (Major Skinner, Major Hodges, and Sergeant Moss) took time from their understandably busy schedule to completely (I know it's split) organize, evaluate, and present their respective departmental coverage: literary, military, and sports. I don't mean to leave out the girls, who faithfully and admirably carried out their tasks, but since I too am a cadet, I can appreciate the teeth-gritting and loin- girding required to meet the deadlines in a head-held-high manner. I doff (or would were I a civilian) my chapeau to Miss A. D., who has been very tolerant of my mad dashes in and out of the Bugler Room. We have what we consider a good literary section this time. Thanks, Martha and Lister. You will see something of all the construction going on. My impression of being in all this noise, clamoring, sound, and fury is that of witnessing a living, growing tree, which puts forth its branches and leaves when the time is right. You are certainly witnessing history, for many years from now, you will return and muse that, by George, they were building that gym when you were HURLEY DAUGHTREY, Editor here! Of course, I won't be around to uncover the rusty pipes of Gaillard Hall or peer at the piles of the gym, but I will STAFF relish the elder-brother joy of telling my young sibling Erik that if he thinks he has it rough going to physical education (urley Daughtrey Editor-in-Chief fully dressed, he would be bowled over by putting on an ad- ieverly Bryan Associate Editor mittedly skimpy pair usan Archer Business Manager of gym-shorts and loping through ten- Iary Sheats News Editor degree weather a quarter of a mile to the gymnasium, or that ybil Baezler Feature Editor I used to have days when there was no drill, simply because ,inda Appling Co-ed Sports Editor of rain. ohn Moss Cadets Sports Editor Please remember that this is your magazine. If you ever John Hodges Military Editor feel the creative urge, don't hesitate to let us know. What Tom Leverette Assistant Military Editor you think is important, because you are a very definite part Peggy Ivey Alumni Editor of this place, North Georgia College. Lester Skinner Cadet Literary Editor Martha Ellis Co-ed Literary Editor Circulation Editor ABOUT THE COVER Jackie Smith Sara Jo McGahee Lynn Sprague Gail Brand Azelee Reed The portrait of General Hoag was executed from a photo- Margaret Bryan Betty Hopkins Peggy Lee graph. William Branch, III, is to be commended on his work Sharlene Griffin Typists of art. We hope that the General is pleased by the likeness. Harvey Cowan Staff Photographer Branch is no novice to art. He started drawing many years Miss Jean White Faculty Adviser ago, at Georgia Military Academy, where he was staff artist Mr. H. H. Gilbert Financial Adviser during all his high school years. Be sure to read the story, Dr. C. J. Dismukes Photographer which appears on page 15. 49772 PAGE FOUR THE CADET BUGLER CLUB CLIPPINGS Mary K Sheats—News Editor Do you know how many clubs and organizations there are on our campus? Come on, make a guess! Ten? Sixteen? Twenty - one? No! There are approxi- mately twenty - five different groups of people, each work- ing toward some common objective. These objectives ^~ •^^ may be religious, academic, social, or scientific. Whatever your organization's objective may be, the Bugler salutes you, the members of these clubs, for your effort in contribut- ing more to our campus atmosphere. It is pleasure to report your news. a Delicious refreshments were served at the President's reception by attractive co-eds. Wesley Foundation Reports Lewis Hall Limelights Because of the numerous applications and our limited space, we now have two By Sharlene Griffin Sunday, September 20, 1959, was a annexes instead of one. Annex "A" has Wesley Foundation: beautiful day to welcome freshmen and seven girls and a monitor, who is Arsula The Annual Methodist Student Move- all new students to our campus. Yes, Thomas. Annex "B" has six girls and a ment Conference! that's the day the freshmen coeds ar- monitor, Janice McClure, who is a Spring retreat to Daytona Beach! rived at Lewis Hall to be greeted by the junior and a transfer from Rhinehart Festival of fun on November 21! officers, Sally Foster, Peggy Ivey, Jackie College. Lewis Hall opened the guest Lee, Stephens, and the dormitory Projects, projects, projects! Emily room for students, and Miss Donovan monitors. They checked into their states that this reaches our boarding Suppers and good programs and rooms, met their roommates, registered, capacity of 241. fellowship! and sent their parents sadly home (still Lewis Hall has been the scene of two These are just a few of the fun-filled, wondering where the elevator was). parties this quarter. The first, held worship-filled activities we will be par- September 25, was the party given dur- ticipating in this year. Won't you come Westminster Fellowship ing orientation week to welcome the and join us! new freshmen and returning upperclass- By Ginny Dobbi s raen. Refreshments were served and Wesley Foundation—Sunday— 5:30 p. m. Interesting programs! Free suppers or everyone seemed to have a good time, Sunday School —Sunday— 10:00 a. m. refreshments! Fun and fellowship with even with the record player broken. Of- ficers and monitors of Lewis Hall were Morning Service —Sunday—11:00 a.m. friends! If this is what you want, you especially grateful to General Hoag for Evening Service —Sunday— 7:15 p.m. will find them all at the Westminster Fellowship. This is the organization of his assistance in serving. We would the Presbyterian Church which is espec- never have made it without him. MERCS ially planned for you. We meet on Sun- The second event sincerely enjoyed day night at 6:00 or 6:30—the exact time By Sally Foster and Mary Ann Morgan by everyone was the annual President's is announced each Sunday at church. Reception, held October 16. Refresh- The Mercureans have begun what we The time varies because we usually have ments were made and served by the hope will be a very big year. Twenty- free suppers, and some of them take girls of the Home Economic Depart- longer to prepare than others. For in- five new members were initiated on an- ment. stance, recently we had a big baked ham! nual Rat Day. We plan to fill out this Upperclassmen girls were very sur- quarter with volleyball practice and During this year we will be having prised and pleased to return this year movies, speakers, choirs, discussions, and games, cook-outs, and breakfasts. and find that a new intercom system parties. Our officers, who are planning had been installed; so, if the boys have At the end of Spring Quarter, 1959, these programs for you, are as follows: president; Lister Skinner, noticed any faster service in getting we elected Sally Foster as our captain, Patti Newton, vice-president (program chairman); Gin- their dates called down, it is because of and at a meeting at the beginning of ny Dobbins, secretary; Ramona York, Fall Quarter, 1959, elected Mary Ann our new intercom.
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