Cyclops: NGCSU yearbooks

The 1995 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Anatomist Dr. Delmas J. Allen, served as the president of North Georgia College from 1993 until 1996 when the school's name changed to North Georgia College & State University. Dr. Allen managed the school's transition from a college to a university due to the growth and changes that North Georgia College initiated during the 1970s. This 1995 edition of the yearbook was the the final one published by North Georgia College. In 1996, the name of the school changed to North Georgia College & State University.

Cyclops, 1995, vol. 88

The 1994 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Anatomist Dr. Delmas J. Allen, served as the president of North Georgia College from 1993 until 1996 when the school's name changed to North Georgia College & State University. Dr. Allen managed the school's transition from a college to a university due to the growth and changes that North Georgia College initiated during the 1970s.

Cyclops, 1994, vol. 87

The 1993 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Anatomist Dr. Delmas J. Allen, served as the president of North Georgia College from 1993 until 1996 when the school's name changed to North Georgia College & State University. Dr. Allen managed the school's transition from a college to a university due to the growth and changes that North Georgia College initiated during the 1970s.

Cyclops, 1993, vol. 86

The 1992 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Dr. John H. Owen (1922-2011), the twelfth president of the school, and a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy during World War II. During his tenure, which began in 1970, the enrollment of North Georgia College (now the University of North Georgia) nearly tripled, thanks to having produced more course offerings and programs, having integrated the campus in 1967, and having enrolled women military cadets beginning in 1973. These yearbooks show the changes in the student body population, the shifting regional demographics, and the expansion of faculty and staff hired during this period of growth for the school. Dr. Owen stepped down as president in 1992, and the vice president for academic affairs, anatomist Dr. Delmas J. Allen, was named president. Dr. Allen served as president from 1993 to 1996. He managed the school’s transition from a college to a university due to the growth and changes that North Georgia College initiated during the 1970s.

Cyclops, 1992, vol. 85

The 1991 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Dr. John H. Owen (1922-2011), the twelfth president of the school, and a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy during World War II. During his tenure, which began in 1970, the enrollment of North Georgia College (now the University of North Georgia) nearly tripled, thanks to having produced more course offerings and programs, having integrated the campus in 1967, and having enrolled women military cadets beginning in 1973. These yearbooks show the changes in the student body population, the shifting regional demographics, and the expansion of faculty and staff hired during this period of growth for the school.

Cyclops, 1991, vol. 84

The 1990 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Dr. John H. Owen (1922-2011), the twelfth president of the school, and a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy during World War II. During his tenure, which began in 1970, the enrollment of North Georgia College (now the University of North Georgia) nearly tripled, thanks to having produced more course offerings and programs, having integrated the campus in 1967, and having enrolled women military cadets beginning in 1973. These yearbooks show the changes in the student body population, the shifting regional demographics, and the expansion of faculty and staff hired during this period of growth for the school.

Cyclops, 1990, vol. 83

The 1989 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Dr. John H. Owen (1922-2011), the twelfth president of the school, and a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy during World War II. During his tenure, which began in 1970, the enrollment of North Georgia College (now the University of North Georgia) nearly tripled, thanks to having produced more course offerings and programs, having integrated the campus in 1967, and having enrolled women military cadets beginning in 1973. These yearbooks show the changes in the student body population, the shifting regional demographics, and the expansion of faculty and staff hired during this period of growth for the school.

Cyclops, 1989, vol. 82

The 1988 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Dr. John H. Owen (1922-2011), the twelfth president of the school, and a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy during World War II. During his tenure, which began in 1970, the enrollment of North Georgia College (now the University of North Georgia) nearly tripled, thanks to having produced more course offerings and programs, having integrated the campus in 1967, and having enrolled women military cadets beginning in 1973. These yearbooks show the changes in the student body population, the shifting regional demographics, and the expansion of faculty and staff hired during this period of growth for the school.

Cyclops, 1988, vol. 81

The 1987 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Dr. John H. Owen (1922-2011), the twelfth president of the school, and a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy during World War II. During his tenure, which began in 1970, the enrollment of North Georgia College (now the University of North Georgia) nearly tripled, thanks to having produced more course offerings and programs, having integrated the campus in 1967, and having enrolled women military cadets beginning in 1973. These yearbooks show the changes in the student body population, the shifting regional demographics, and the expansion of faculty and staff hired during this period of growth for the school.

Cyclops, 1987, vol. 80

The 1986 edition of the North Georgia College Cyclops, a student yearbook produced under the college presidency of Dr. John H. Owen (1922-2011), the twelfth president of the school, and a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy during World War II. During his tenure, which began in 1970, the enrollment of North Georgia College (now the University of North Georgia) nearly tripled, thanks to having produced more course offerings and programs, having integrated the campus in 1967, and having enrolled women military cadets beginning in 1973. These yearbooks show the changes in the student body population, the shifting regional demographics, and the expansion of faculty and staff hired during this period of growth for the school.

Cyclops: NGCSU yearbooks

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Cyclops, 1994, vol. 87

Cyclops, 1993, vol. 86

Cyclops, 1992, vol. 85

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Cyclops, 1990, vol. 83

Cyclops, 1989, vol. 82

Cyclops, 1988, vol. 81

Cyclops, 1987, vol. 80

Cyclops, 1986, vol. 79

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