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MOUNT  YONAH 


Yonali   Mountain,  oft  I   ponder 
As    my    thoughtful    glances    wander 
O'er  the  splendor  of  thy  might. 
Whether  hidden   truth   or  seeming, 
Granite  fact  or  fancys'  dreaming; 
Shows  thy   meaning's  truest   light. 

Was  it  merely  accidental 
That    in    chaos    elemental 
Thou    wert    molded   there   in    rock? 
\rt   thou   hut   a   ledge   upstanding, 
All  the  lower  slopes  commanding, 
Yet  art  hut  a  senseless  block? 

Nay!    I    would    invest    thy    story 
With   a  greater  worth  and  glory. 
Born  of  all   I  feel  ami  see 
In  thy  wrinkles,  wisdom  laden 
Thy   remoteness,   well-nigh   maiden. 
These    and    more    are    real    to    me. 

Thou  dost  stand  a  very  token 
Of  the  might  of  God,  unbroken 
Tho   the   solid   earth   must    yield; 
May  we.  also,  stand  assoundly 
WOrking,  trusting  God   profoundly, 
Boundless  force  for  Right  to  wield. 

Yonah  Mountain,  now-as-ever — 
Brooding,   hack   of  our  endeavor. 
We  shall  gladly  take  thy  name; 
Only  keep  for  Piedmont's  fellows 
All   the  hidden  sense  that   mellows 
Thee,  and   aid   each   righteous  aim. 


In  the  toner  atop  Yonah 


At  the  top  of  the  cliff  (it  Yonah 


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MR.    A.    R.    VAN    CLEAVE,    President 


"Memories  are  sunbeams  through  a  sky  of  cloudy  gray.  Memories  are  roses  in 
the  rain.'"  So  run  the  words  of  a  song  popular  a  generation  ago.  We  think 
of  memories,  however,  as  of  real  value  at  all  times.  Happy  memories  are  roses 
not    only   in    the   rain,    hut   in   the    sunshine.    They  brighten   all   our  days. 

This  Yonahian  will  be  for  you  a  book  of  memories.  I  trust  that  to  you  they 
will  be  memories  of  happy,  useful  days.  I  hope  that  they  will  be  memories 
of  intellectual  and  spiritual  progress,  of  work  and  play  and  worship,  of  associa- 
tion with  friendly  students  and  friendly  men  and  women  of  the  faculty.  May 
this  book  always  be  to  you  a  reminder  of  the  golden  days  of  youth,  of  days 
well  spent  on  the  Piedmont  campus. 

When  many  years  have  fled  and  the  fires  of  ambition  have  burned  low,  may 
the  pages  of  this,  the  Piedmont  Yonahian.  help  you  to  relive  the  days  "when 
life  was  like  a  story  holding  neither  sob  nor  sigh,  in  the  olden,  golden  glory 
of  the  days  gone  by." 


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YONAHIAN 


PIEDMONT  COLLEGE  .  DEMOREST,  GEORGIA 


Jo  Maret,  Editor 
Helen  Cannon,  Business  Manager 


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DEAN  LESLIE  JONES 


DR.   W.   S.   ROBERTS 


Which  is  Dedicated  to  . . . 


This  volume  is  humbly  dedicated  with  sincerest  gratitude  and  highest  esteem 
to  the  memory  of  two  men  whose  service  to  mankind  was  rendered  through 
service  to  youth.  Their  Christ-like  characters,  a  rare  devotion  to  their 
chosen  tasks,  and  their  unselfish  dedication  to  the  goal  of  abundant  life 
for  other  people  have  made  them  an  inspiration  and  a  benediction  to 
many.  Their  students  will  always  hold  as  sacred  the  memories  of  our 
beloved  Dean.  Leslie  Jones,  A.B.,  M.S.,  and  the  Chemistry  Professor,  William 
Silas  Roberts,  A.B.,  M.S.,  D.Ed. 


A.   R.   VAN  CLEAVE 
President 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B.,   M.A.,   D.D. 


ADMINISTRATION 


E.   L.   RAGAR 

Dean 

Instructor  in   Education 

Jackson,   Michigan 
A.B.,   M.A.,   Ph.D. 


MRS.   W.  B.   SMITH 

Registrar 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B. 


C.   L.   PERCY 

Business   Manager 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B.,   B.D.,   M.A.,   D.D. 


FACULTY 


MRS.   W.  A.   BATSON 

Treasurer 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B. 


MRS.   EFFIE  C. 
STAMBAUGH 

Hostess 
Commons   Hall 

Demorest,    Georgia 


\\  \LTER   WESTAFER 

Professor   of   Music 

Demorest,  Georgia 
Mus.B.,  Mus.M. 


MISS  AURELIA 
TOWNES 

Instructor   in   Music 

Greenville,  South  Carolina 
A.B.,  M.A. 


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FACULTY 


O'NEAL  CAVE 

Professor  of  Physical 
Education 

Augusta,   Georgia 
B.S.,  M.A. 


MRS.  JANE  WHITLOCK 

Girls'  Coach 

West  Frankfort,  Illinois 
B.S.,   M.A. 


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MRS.   AUDREY  J. 
GARRARD 

Speech   and  Dramatics 

Hartwell,    Georgia 
A.B.,    M.Ed. 


HOMER  W.   STEVENS 

Professor  of  Business 

Administration   and 

Economics 

Deinorest,    Georgia 

A.B.,   M.A.,   LL.B. 

LL.M.,   LL.D. 


FACULTY 


MISS  LILLIAN  McKEE 

Instructor  in  Social 
Science 

Thorsbv,   Alabama 
A.B. 


MRS.  RUTH  FORD 
ATKINSON 

Professor   of 
Mathematics 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 


TIM   W.   HOLBROOK 

Chaplain 
Professor  of  Religion 

Demorest,    Georgia 
B.l'h.,  B.D. 


MRS.   MARY  C.   JONES 

Librarian 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B. 


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FACULTY 


MRS.   RAYMOND 
MULKEY 

Instructor   in   Business 
Administration 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B. 


MISS   ELIZABETH 
KOPPE 

Instructor   in   Business 
Administration 

Atlanta,    Georgia 


MISS  ISABEL 
LUMSDEN 

Professor   of  Education 

Sautee,    Georgia 
B.S.,  M.Ed. 


GERALD  S.  WOODARD 

Professor  of  History 

A.B.,  M.A. 


FACULTY 


G.  TRACY 
OLMSTEAD,  JR. 

Professor  of  Biology 

Savannah,    Georgia 
B.S.,  M.S. 


MISS   BETTY 
GARDNER 

Instructor  in  Biology 

Jacksonville,   Florida 
B.S. 


MRS.  GUY  ADAMS,  R.N. 

College  Nurse 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


MRS.  MABLE  S.  PERCY 

Professor  of  Languages 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B.,  B.B.L. 


FACULTY 


FRANCES  CONNER 
COOK 

Professor  of  English 

Demorest,   Georgia 
A.B.,  M.A. 


H.  E.   BOWEN 

Instructor   in   English 

Demorest,    Georgia 
A.B. 


MISS   SYBIL  SUMMER 

Dietitian 

Instructor  of  Home 

Economics 

Newnan.    Georgia 
B.S. 


MRS.   HUGH   SETTLE 

Assistant   Librarian 

Deinorest,    Georgia 
A.B. 


DAVID  EDDY 

Publicity   Agent 


NOT  SHOWN 


MISS  PEGGY  GARRISON 

Instructor  in    Chemistry 

Clarksville,   Georgia 
B.S.,  M.S. 


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HUBERT  DAVIS,  JO  MARET,  FRANK  FOSTER,  PATRICIA  THOMASON 

FRANK  FOSTER President 

JAMES    BAILEY Vice-President 

MILDRED    SHIRLEY Secretary 

PATRICIA    THOMASON Treasurer 

JO    MARET Historian 

HUBERT  DAVIS Reporter 


SENIOR  CLASS  OFFICERS 


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MRS.   SHIRLEY   ADCOCK 
Milwaukee,   Wisconsin 


THOMAS   DONVEA  ADCOCK 
Roanoke,    Alabama 


SENIORS 


HELEN   ALEWINE 

Lavonia,    Georgia 


AURELIA  ALLISON 

Cleveland,    Georgia 


JAMES   BAILEY 
Carnesville,    Georgia 


CLAUDE   BALLEW 

Demorest,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


JIMMIE   BEACHAM 
Blairsville,    Georgia 


GLENN  BEARDEN 
Clayton,   Georgia 


MRS.  AGNES  BERRY 
Demorest,    Georgia 


ALBERT  BERRY 

Demorest,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


NELSON  WOOD 
Marietta,    Georgia 


LAWSON    BRADY 
Dacula,   Georgia 


JACK   BRODGEN 

Buford,    Georgia 


EDWIN   BRYANT 

Carnesville,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


PAUL  CARPENTER,  JR. 

Demorest,    Georgia 


DAVID   COFFEE 
Cornelia,   Georgia 


HUBERT  DAVIS 

Toccoa,   Georgia 


BARBARA  CROW 
Cornelia,   Georgia 


SENIORS 

CHARLES   ELLIS 
Oxford,    Georgia 

GLADYS  FARMER 

Toccoa,   Georgia 

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FRANK   FOSTER 

Demorest,    Georgia 


HAROLD   FOSTER 

Toccoa,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


FRANK  L.  FRANKS 

Commerce,    Georgia 


RARRON  GARRARD 

Hartwell,    Georgia 


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JANE   GOLDEN 
Cornelia,   Ga. 


LEAH  ROSE  GRUBBS 
Demorest,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


JOHN   HARDY 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


CRYSTAL   HARWELL 
Madison,    Georgia 


JAY  HENDERSON 

Atlanta,    Georgia 


EDWIN   HOLCOMB 
Eastanollee,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


RUTH  HUNTER 
Leesburg,    Florida 


JO   JORDAN 

Comer,    Georgia 


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HARVEY  KITCHENS 

Oxford,    Georgia 


ELIZABETH  KOPPE 

Atlanta,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


TED  LAW 

Mountain     City,   Georgia 


VIRGINIA  LEARD 

Colbert,   Georgia 


ROSCOE   LeCROY 
Martin,    Georgia 


GEORGE   LEDBETTER 
Tallulah   Falls,   Georgia 


SENIORS 


VIRGINIA  LOUDERMILK 
Mount   Airy,    Georgia 


JO  MARET 

Lavonia,   Georgia 


EMMA  JO  MESCHINE 
Clarkesville,   Georgia 


GERALD  MINTER 

Marietta,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


BETTY  J.  PAYNE 

Carnesville,    Georgia 


BONA  PUCKETT 
Buford,    Georgia 


HOYT  PURCELL 

Commerce.    Georgia 


WILLIAM  R.  RIDGEWAY 
Homer,    Georgia 


SENIORS 


HENRY  ROBINSON 

Jefferson,    Georgia 


FRANK  RUSSELL 

Cleveland,    Georgia 


DOROTHY  SANDERS 
Bowersville,   Georgia 


MILDRED   SHIRLEY 

Clarkesville,   Georgia 


SENIORS 


HENRY  SKIPPER 
Flowery   Branch,   Georgia 


NOBLE  SORROW 
Commerce,   Georgia 


PATRICIA  THOMASON 
Toccoa,    Georgia 


LESTER   WALL 
Clayton,   Georgia 


SENIORS 


RALPH  WHITE 
Alto,   Georgia 


RUBY  WILBANKS 

Clarkesville,   Georgia 


SENIORS,  NOT  SHOWN 


CHARLES   BELL 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


WILLIAM    (WICKY)    LOLDERMILK 
Di'inorest,    Georgia 


OSCAR  COOK 
Cleveland,    Georgia 


MRS.  DOROTHY  SHORE  MAXWELL 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


WILLIAM  CRAGG 

Tiger,    Georgia 


WALTER   L.   PADGETT 

Demorest,    Georgia 


PRANCES   KATHLEEN   CRAWFORD 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


JAMES   M.   TAYLOR 
Lakemont,    Georgia 


ELLIS  FOSTER 

Demorest,    Georgia 


CHARLENE   WILLIAMS 
Thorsby,   Alabama 


PERRY   HENDRIX 
Demorest,    Georgia 


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JUNIORS 


RAYMOND  BERRY,  NANCY  MARTIN,  LLOYD  HUNTER,  RUBY  WILBANKS 


NANCY  MARTIN 


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LLOYD  HUNTER Vice-President 

RUBY    WILBANKS Secretary 


RAYMOND  BERRY Treasu 


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JUNIOR  CLASS  OFFICERS 


B.  E.  ACREE 
Union  Point,   Georgia 


JOHN  ANDERSON 
Thomasville,    Georgia 


FRANCINE   ARIAIL 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


MARY  AYERS 

Tallulah   Lodge,    Georgia 


REBECCA  AYERS 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


WENDY  BERRONG 
Cornelia,    Georgia 


RAYMOND   BERRY 

Hackleburg,    Alabama 


RUSSELL  BLACK 
Demorest,    Georgia 


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BERNARD   BOWMAN 

Smyrna,    Georgia 


JUNIORS 


HENRIETTA   BRACK 

Dublin.    Georgia 


BETTY  ANN   CARPENTER 
Baldwin,    Georgia 


ARTHUR   CHAMBLEE 

Tallulah   Falls,   Georgia 


COY  FREE 

Canton,    Georgia 


JUANITA  COLLINS 
Clermont,    Georgia 


ROBERT   COOPER 
Braselton,    Georgia 


PEGGY   CROW 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


WILLIAM   DILLARD 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


FRED  FREE 
Mount   Air?,   Georgia 


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RAMONA   GARRISON 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 


ERNEST  HARPER 
Demorest,    Georgia 


MARY   EVELYN   HAYES 
Jemison,   Alabama 


JUNIORS 


VIRLYN   HOLCOMB 
Ball    Ground,   Georgia 


CECIL  HUFF 
Union    Point,    Georgia 


GARY  HUFF 
Union    Point,    Georgia 


LLOYD  HUNTER 

Clayton,    Georgia 


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ESTHER  JOHNSON 
Georgetown,  South  Carolina 


WILLIAM  JOHNSON 
Toccoa,    Georgia 


ELSIE   JORDAN 

Coiner,    Georgia 


RORERT  KIDD 

Gainesville,    Georgia 


JANIE  KING 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


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ROBERT  LAMB 
Demorest,    Georgia 


WILMA   LEACH 

Alto,    Georgia 


BOB   LOKEY 

Demorest,    Georgia 


JUNIORS 


LARKIN  LOUDERMILK 
Mount   Airy,    Georgia 


NANCY  MARTIN 
Madison,    Georgia 


RALPH  MAXWELL 

Toccoa,   Georgia 


J.  C.  MOSS 
Habersham,    Georgia 


LEWIS  McCOLLUM 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 


RUTH   McDUFFIE 

Ashland,    Georgia 


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KATHRYN  McMANUS 
Jacksonville,   Florida 


WALLACE  NELSON 

Nelson,    Georgia 


PAULINE  PARKER 

Clayton,   Georgia 


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JOHN   QUILLIAN 
Baxley,    Georgia 


EUGENE   RAMEY 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


JULIO  RUIZ 
Havana,   Cuba 


JUNIORS 


HUGH  SETTLE 

Demorest,    Georgia 


JIMMIE  SINGLETON 
Lavonia,   Georgia 


CARLTON   SISK 

Demorest,    Georgia 


MARTHA   ANN   SMITH 
Cornelia,    Georgia 


WALLACE   STEED 

Carnesville,    Georgia 


OTIS  LEE  TANNER 
Braselton,   Georgia 


TRAVIS  VAUGHN 

Lavonia,    Georgia 


FRANCES  WATERS 

Pendergrass,    Georgia 


JACK  WHITMIRE 

Canton,    Georgia 


EDWIN  WILLIAMS 
Winterville,   Georgia  . 


MACK  WILLIAMS 

Social    Circle,    Georgia 


LOLA   WOOD 
Dudley,    Georgia 


JUNIORS 


NOT  SHOWN 


HENRY  ANDERSON 

Toccoa,    Georgia 

WILLIAM  LEE  BRACHMAN 

Cornelia,    Georgia 

BILLIE   BROOKS 
Hoschton,    Georgia 

STAN   CARPENTER,  JR. 
Demorest,    Georgia 

WARREN  COUCH 

Hampton,    Georgia 

ROBERT  J.  DERRICK 

Demorest,    Georgia 

MRS.   GLADYS  S.   HALLFORD 
Demorest,    Georgia 

HOMER   HARDY 

Cornelia,    Georgia 

MRS.   BLANCHE   BYERS   MAYFIELD 

Demorest,    Georgia 


WILLIAM  G.   McCLURE 

Clayton,    Georgia 

EDWARD  PAYNE 

Toccoa,   Georgia 

JOHN  SANDERS 

Baldwin,    Georgia 

ROY   STRICKLAND 
Westminster,    South    Carolina 

L.  V.  TOMPSON 
Wadley,   Alabama 

THOMAS  VANDIVER 
Demorest,    Georgia 

JOSEPH  WEBB 

Gainesville,    Georgia 

LUCIUS   G.   CARNEY 
Winterville,    Georgia 


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RAY  HADAWAY 


President 


HELEN  CANNON Vice-President 

LORA  LANCASTER Secretary 


JOE  LATTANZI Treasurer 


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ARNOLD   ADAMS 

Habersham,   Georgia 

EARL  BLANKENSHIP 
Demorest,   Georgia 


JACK  ALLAGOOD 
Baxley,    Georgia 

FRANK  BRUNER 
Tallulah   Falls,   Georgia 


ROANE  ARRENDALE 

Tiger,    Georgia 

RONALD  BUFORD 
Tallulah    Falls,    Georgia 


ALGEN  AYERS 
Cornelia,   Georgia 

EVELYN  CALLAS 
Demorest,   Georgia 


BETTY  BATSON 

Cornelia,   Georgia 

Clayton,   Georgia 
HELEN  CANNON 


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JEAN  CARLAN 
DeFuniak  Springs,  Florida 


GELETA  CIIASTAIN 

Sautee,   Georgia 


GRACE  CODY 
Mount   Airy,   Georgia 


JEAN  ETHERIDGE 

Carl,    Georgia 


ROBERT  FLOYD 

Clayton,    Georgia 


LEROY   GARLAND 

Clayton,    Georgia 


MARVINE   GILLESPIE 

Demorest,    Georgia 


THOMAS  GARNER 
Buford,    Georgia 


HENRY  THOMAS  GREEN 
Habersham,  Georgia 


EUGENE   HARDEN 
Chicopee,    Georgia 


CHARLES  HARDMAN 
Tallulah  Falls,  Georgia 


JAMES  GORDON 
HARRIS 

Bowman,   Georgia 


CHARLES 
HENDRICKSON 

Demorest,    Georgia 


WILLIAM 
HERRINGTON 

Brownwood,    Georgia 


HN  W.  HOWARD 

I'occoa,  Georgia 


MILO  HOWARD 

Wrens,  Georgia 


WILMER  HOLBROOK        WILLIAM  HUNNICUTT 

Clarkesville,  Georgia  Cornelia,  Georgia 


LORA  LANCASTER 
Gainesville,  Georgia 


ATOS   LATTANZI 

Nelson,    Georgia 


BILL   LeCROY 

Carnesville,    Georgia 


NANCY  MeLAY  VICTOR  OWENBY 

Milwaukee,   Wisconsin         Mount    Airy,    Georgia 


BETTY  JEAN 
LEDBETTER 

Tallulah    Ealls,    Georgia 

WARREN  PASS 
Buford,    Georgia 


JEAN   LEE 
Lavonia,    Georgia 


MARTHA   FRANCE! 

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Dewey   Rose,    Georgi 

COLRTNEY  RANDOLPH  JEWEL  ROBINS0\ 

Clayton,    Georgia  Chattanooga,   Tennes?- 


SOPHOMORES 


Clarkesville,    Georgia 
CHARLES   RAMSEY 


JO  ANN  SEAGRAYES 
Athens,   Georgia 


JOHN   SKELTON 
Royston,    Georgia 


DOROTHY 
STONECYPHER 

Toccoa,   Georgia 


POLLY  TERRELI 
Carnesville,   Georj 


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JAY  TILLEY 

Gainesville,    Georgia 


MARION   TURK 

Tifton,    Georgia 


KENNETH  WATSON 
Demorest,    Georgia 


CALVIN   WATTS 

Tiger,    Georgia 


LEROY  WHITING 

Chieopee,    Georgia 


BESSIE   MAE   SCALES 
Homer,    Georgia 


NOT  SHOWN 


ALBERTA   OWENS 

Carnesville,    Georgia 

HERBERT  BALES 
Dublin,    Georgia 

LOUISE   BARRON 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 

CHESTER  W.   BEACHAM 
Blairsville,    Georgia 

FLETCHER  BIDDY 

Tate,   Georgia 

JOHN   BRACHMAN 

Cornelia,    Georgia 

PHIL   BRADFORD 

Lavonia,    Georgia 

ROBERT   BROOKSHIRE 

Demorest,    Georgia 

DIANE  HASELET  CARPENTER 

Demorest,    Georgia 

BETTY  CHRISTIAN 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 

GEORGE  CLINE 

Toccoa,    Georgia 

WARREN   R.   CHILTON 

Marietta,   Georgia 

MRS.   EVELYN   S.   HUFF 
Demorest,    Georgia 

KENNETH   PALMER 
Habersham,    Georgia 


MAUDE   COLQUITT 

Geneva,    Georgia 

NELLIE   C.   DERRICK 
Demorest,    Georgia 

WILLIAM   DILLASHAW 

Demorest,    Georgia 

LEON  DYER 

Dahlonega,    Georgia 

ALTON  FULBRIGHT 

Dalton,    Georgia 

RAY  HADAWAY 

Buford,    Georgia 

WILLIAM   HUNT 

Demorest,    Georgia 

VERNON   IVESTER 
Eastanolee,    Georgia 

JOHN   KNIGHT 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 

THELMA   LOUDERMILK 
Mount    Airy,    Georgia 

WILLIAM   E.   LOUDERMILK 

Toceoa,    Georgia 

KELLY  QUILLIAN 

Winder,    Georgia 

HERSHEL  A.  PAYNE 

Baldwin,    Georgia 

GARLAND   SMITH 

Clayton,    Georgia 

JACK   WATSON 

Eastanollee,    Georgia 


FRESHMEN 


LOY  JOHNSON,  PORTIA  CHAMBERLAIN,  JIMMIE  FLOYD 


JIMMIE   FLOYD President 

LOY  JOHNSON Vice-President 

JOANNE   JONES Secretary 

PORTIA    CHAMBERLAIN Treasurer 


FRESHMEN  CLASS  OFFICERS 


ANNIE   ROSE   ALLEN 

Sautee,    Georgia 


MARY   BATSON 
Deinorest,    Georgia 


IRENE   BLACKSTOCK 
Auburn,    Georgia 


WILLIAM   E.   BRANCH 

Baxley,    Georgia 


ROY  BREWI 
Lula,    Georgi  1 | 


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FRESHMEN 


BRLCE   BROWN 

Cornelia,    Georgia 

KENNETH   CASH 
Carnesville,    Georgia 


LINDA  BRUNER 
Tallulah   Falls,    Georgia 


PORTIA   CHAMBERLIN 

East    Northfield, 

Massaehusetts 


ELSIE   BURRELL 
Kitzmiller,    Maryland 

PHOEBE  COOK 
Winder,   Georgia 


PATRICK   BUTLER 

Westminster, 

South    Carolina 

EDWARD   CORRY 

Union    Point,    Georgia 


MAGGIE  CANNOH 
Clayton,    Georgia: 

HOMER   LEE   DANI'. 
Deinorest,    Georg 


L4CE   DAVIS 

coa,    Georgia 


JOHN   DAVIS   DEAL 

Toccoa,    Georgia 


ANDERSON   DILWORTH 
Carnesville,    Georgia 


MONTEE   EASON 

Surrency,    Georgia 


JULHjS   BOYD   ELLER 
Demorest,   Georgia 


GRACE  ELROD 

Clarkesville,   Georgia 


DELORES  FULLER 

Chattanooga,   Tennessee 


AUBREY  FINCH 
Union    Point,    Georgia 


JAMES  FLOYD 
Jasper,   Georgia 


TERRY  FLOYD 

Jasper,    Georgia 


HAZEL   GARDNER 

Commerce,    Georgia 


MARY  NEIL  HARDMAN 
Lake   Wales,   Florida 


DORIS  HILL 
Habersham,    Georgia 


DELORES   HUGHES 
Chattanooga,   Tennessee 


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LOMAN   JENKINS 

Seivierville,   Georgia 


ALTON  JOHNSON 
Union    Point,    Georgia 


BOBBY  JOHNSON 
Toccoa,    Georgia 


MBS.   IMOGENE 

JOHNSON 
Hartwell,    Georgia 


LOY  JOHNSON 
Hartwell,    Georgia 


FRESHMEN 


JOANNE  JONES 
Clayton,   Georgia 

LOUIS  LOVIN 

Auburn,    Georgia 


WILMA  KELLEB 

Toccoa,    Georgia 

MILLABD   MATTHEWS 

Hollywood,    Georgia 


ODELLE  KELLY 
Babun    Gap,    Georgia 

BETTY  MOBBIS 

Madison,    Georgia 


LOBNA  LANDEBS 
Mount   Airy,  Georgia 

JOYCE   McADAMS 

Madison,   Georgia 


JACK  LITTLE 

Gainesville,    Georg 

BETTY  NALLS 
Demorest,   Georgi 


DORIS  McMANUS 
Jacksonville,    Florida 


LAVAUGHN  NIX 

Demorest,    Georgia 


VAN   OWENS 
Carnesville,   Georgia 


JOHN   E.   PARDl  E 

Demorest,    Georgia 


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BETTY  RUTH   PAY 
Martin,    Georgia 


PEGGY  JOYCE   OLIVER 
Clermont,    Georgia 


LEONARD   PITTS 

Toccoa,   Georgia 


JIMMY  ROBINSON 
Chattanooga,    Tennessee 


BYARD   ROPER 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 


CONNY   SHIRLEY 

Tiger,    Georgia 


WILLIAM   SLATON 
Toccoa,    Georgia 


JUANITA   SNELLING 
Comer,    Georgia 


CHARLES   KENNETH 

SOSEBEE 
Habersham,    Georgia 


HARVEY   STOWE 
Toccoa,    Georgia 


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CHARLOTTE   SULLIVAN        POLLY  ANN  TAYLOR         JOHANNA   THOMPSON  EUGENE   TURPIN 

Lakemont.   Georgia  Toccoa,   Georgia  Lula,   Georgia  Lithia  Springs,  Georgia 


LETHA  WAGS 
Daeula,   Gem  i 


FRESHMEN 


RESSIE  FAY  WATTS 

Tiger,    Georgia 

MARY  WOODALL 

Cornelia,    Georgia 


PEARSON  WHITE,  SR. 

Cornelia.    Georgia 

CATHERYN  WOODARD 
Dublin,    Georgia 


WILLIAM  WITHROW 

Demorest,    Georgia 

NELLIE  CRANE 
Homer,    Georgia 


ROY  WOOD 
Clanton,   Alabama 

MARY  ELIZARETH  LAW 

Clayton,  Georgia 


FRESHMEN,  NOT  SHOWN 


MRS.   MARY   RALLEW 
Demorest,    Georgia 

JAMES   RRADY 

Dacula,    Georgia 

THOMAS  CUNNINGHAM 
Cornelia,    Georgia 

WENDELL  FENNELL 
Demorest,    Georgia 

HENRY   HERRERT   GOOLSRY 

Carnesville,    Georgia 

JOSEPH  JONES 
Clarkesville,    Georgia 

ARTHUR   MELVIN   KATZ 
Rrookline,    Massachusetts 

HAY  KELLING 

Toecoa,    Georgia 

DONALD  KENNEDY 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 


HENRY   DAN    POWERS 
Toecoa,    Georgia 

GLENN   RAMEY 
Toecoa,    Georgia 

JEAN   ANNETTE   RIDGEWAY 
Homer,    Georgia 

RRANNON  W.  RIDINGS 
Nelson,    Georgia 

THOMAS  RUCKER 
Lakemont,    Georgia 

FLOYD  E.   STANCIL 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 

MARY   VENITA  WAGES 

Tallulah,    Georgia 

JIMMIE  LOU  YEARWOOD 

Clarkesville,    Georgia 


SPECIAL  STUDENTS 


ASA  M.   RROWN 
Hartwell,   Georgia 


FRANCES  GILLESPIE 

Commerce,    Georgia 


GUIN  CRONIC  JUAN  ALONSO  MARIN 

Gainesville,    Georgia  Havana,    Cuba 

RORERT  RUSSELL 

Cleveland,    Georgia 


MRS.  SHIRLEY  ADCOCK 


DON  ADCOCK 


Who's  Who  Among  Students  In  American  Universities  and  Colleges 

WHO'S  WHO  AMONG  STUDENTS  IN  AMERICAN  UNIVERSITIES 
AND  COLLEGES  is  a  publication  in  which  appears  the  biographies  of  out- 
standing students  selected  from  six  hundred  schools  in  the  country.  This 
recognition  is  the  culmination  of  all  college  honors  and  achievements.  Selec- 
tions are  based  upon  the  student's  scholarship,  his  cooperation  and  leadership 
in  academic  and  extra-curricular  activities,  his  general  citizenship,  his  promise 
of  future  usefulness  to  business  and  society. 


HUBERT   DAVIS 


JO   MARET 


HENRY  ROBINSON 


ACTIVITIES 


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OTIS  "PUNK"   TANNER 

President 


TRAVIS   VAUGHN 
Viee-Presiden  t 


J.  S.  GREEN  SOCIETY 


Societies  play  an  important  part  in  the  life  at  Piedmont.  The  J.  S.  Green 
Society,  founded  by  the  pioneers  of  the  college,  has  developed  with  the  college 
and  has  helped  deepen  the  spirit  of  loyalty  and  devotion  to  the  faculty  and 
administration.  It  has  endeavored  to  create  bonds  between  students  and  the 
school,  which  will  mean  liberty  attachment  to  the  Green  and  Gold. 


CECIL  HUFF 

Secretary   and    Treasurer 


ROB   LOKEY 
Reporter 


PROF.   HOYT  ROWEN 

Sponsor 


B.  E.  Acree 

Jimmic  Beacham 

Jack  Allagood 

Mini.-  Hendrickson 

Alton  Johnson 

Henry  Skipper 

Ted  Law 

Bona  Puckett 

Joe  Lattanzi 

Hubert  Davis 

Jack  Little 

Frank  Foster 

Jerry  Minter 

Bernard  Bowman 

Ralph  Maxwell 

Pat  Butler 

Wallace  Nelson 

Edward  Corry 

Henry  Robinson 

Bob  Cooper 

Jimmie  Singleton 

Charles  Ellis 

Ed  Williams 

Aubrey  Finch 

Eugene  Turpin 

Terry  Floyd 

Harvey  Kitchens 

Jimmie  Floyd 

Bill  Slaten 

Ed  1  lolcomb 

Warren  Pass 

Lloyd  Hunter 

Hugh  Settle 

Gary  Huff 

Frank  Franks 

Loy  Johnson 

NOT 

SHOWN 

Bud  Beacham 
Guin  Cronic 
Homer  Hardy 
Ray  Hadaway 
Wicky  Loudermilk 
Bill  McClure 

Ed  Payne 
Bob  Russell 
Roy  Strickland 
Jack  Watson 
Vic  Thompson 
Albert  Berry 

ROSCOE  LeCROY 

President 


JAMES  BAILEY 
Vice-President 


PROTROPIAN  SOCIETY 


The  name,  Protropian,  is  derived  trom  a  Greek  word  meaning  "In  the  fore- 
front." Every  member  is  looking  forward,  striving  to  make  the  organization  a 
vital  part  of  our  college  life.  This  was  the  ideal  of  the  charter  members  and 
so  it  remains  today.    It  lives  in  the  heart  of  every  Protropian. 

Now  with  the  past  behind  us  with  its  victories  and  the  future  before  us  with 
its  opportunities,  may  no  loyal  "Prot"  rest  upon  his  glories  but  with  the 
energy  and  vision  of  the  pioneer  do  his  utmost  to  bring  into  realization, 
"A  Greater  Piedmont"  and  "A  Greater  Protropian  Society." 


HOYT  PURCELL 

Secretary 


JAY   HENDERSON 

Treasurer 


Glenn  "Pug"  Bearden 
Robert  Floyd 
Milo  Howard 


Bill  Herrington 
Bill  LeCroy 
John  Quillian 


Julio  Ruiz 
Lester  Wall 
Nelson  Wood 


Roy  Wood 
Robert  Lamb 
Earnest  Harper 


Ed  Bryant 
Ionian  Jenkins 
Dr.  Silas  Roberts 
(honorary  member) 


NOT  SHOWN 

Billie   Brooks 

Colonel   G.   C.    Oliver 

Bessie   Mae   Scales,   Sponsor 


DOT   SANDERS 
President 


FRANCES  WATERS 
Vice-President 


GAMMA  CHI 


MOTTO 

"Make  use  of  the  day" 


COLORS 

Gray  and  Purple 


FLOWER 
Pansy 


The  Gamma  Chi  Society  is  a  literary  society  for  women.    Our  aim 
is  to  promote  cooperation  and  friendship  among  the  students. 


RETTY   PAYNE 

Secretary 


CRYSTAL  HARWELL 

Treasurer 


MISS  LILLIAN  McKEE 

Co-Sponsor 


am 


Nellie  Crane 
Jo  Jordan 
Polly  Terrell 
Bessie  Mae  Scales 


Courtney  Randolph 
Pauline  Parker 
Betty  Morris 
Emma  Jo  Meschine 


Kathryn  McManus 
Doris  McManus 
Ruth  McDuffie 
Nancy  Martin 


Virginia  Leard 
Lora  Lancaster 
Elsie  Jordan 
Ruth  Hunter 


Mary  Neil  Hardman 
Ramona  Garrison 
Gladys  Farmer 
Evelyn  Callas 


NOT  SHOWN 
Frances  Gillespie 
Mrs.  Jane  Whitlock, 
Co-Sponsor 


Jean    Carlan 
Agnes   Berry 


PAT  THOMASON 
President 


JUANITA   COLLINS 
Vice-President 


HELEN  ALEWINE 
Secretary 


THETA  ZETA  PHI 


MOTTO 

Knowledge  is  the  golden  key  that  opens  the  door  to  success. 

COLORS  FLOWER 

Black   and   Gold  Gold   Chrysanthemum 

The  ideals  for  which  we  stand  are  symbolized  in  the  three  words — 
Theta,  Zeta,  Phi — Love,  Idealism,  Friendship. 

Our  members  aspire  for  the  development  of  character  and  strive  to 
enlarge  their  capacities  for  nobler  and  more  fruitful  service. 


NITA   SNELLING 
Reporter 


MARTHA  FRANCES  MOORE 
Chaplain 


RARBARA   CROW 

Parliamentarian 


IMOGENE  JOHNSOr 
Treasurer 


MRS.  FRANCIS  COC 

Sponsor 


Marian  Turk 
Jewel  Robinson 
Francine  Arial 
Elizabeth  Koppe 
Rebecca  Ayers 
Jane  Golden 


Virginia  Loudermilk 
Mildred  Shirley 
Jo  Maret 
Marv  Avers 
Ruby  Wilbanks 
Retty  Carpenter 


Sibyl  Summer 
Retty  Gardner 
Ressie  Fay  Watts 
Rettv  Nalis 
Wilma  Kellar 
Dot  Stonecypher 


Esther  Johnson 
Letha  Wages 
Geleta  Chastain 
Van  Owens 
Phoebe  Cook 
Maggie  Cannon 


Peggy  Crow 
Polly  Taylor 
Annie  Rose  Allen 
Aurelia  Allison 
Irene  Rlackstock 
Algene  Ayers 


Grace  Elrod 
Cathryn  Woodard 
Joyce  McAdams 
Elsie  Rurrell 
Johanna  Thompson 
Jean  Ethridge 


Delores  Hughs 
Delores  Fuller 
Marvine  Gillespie 
Portia  Chamberlain 
Mary  Elizabeth  Law 
Joanne  Jones 


Retty  Ruth  Payne 
Lora  Landers 
Peggy  Joyce  Oliver 
Leah  Rose  Grubbs 
Nancy  McLay 
Henrietta  Rrack 


Lola  Wood 

Retty  Jean  Ledbetter 

Helen  Cannon 

Jo  Ann  Seagraves 

Jean  Lee 

Retty  Ratson 


Grace  Cody 
Mary  Evelyn  Hayes 
Janie  King 
Wilmot  Leach 
Ann  Smith 

NOT   SHOWN 
Rettie  Christian 
Maude  Colquitt 
Diane  Carpenter 
Shirley  Adcock 


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Wendy  Berrong 

Phoebe  Cook 

Lola  Wood 

Grace  Elrod 

Hubert  Davis 

Marvine  Gillespie 

J.  G.  Harris 

William  Slaton 

John  Skelton 
Eugene  Ramey 
Roy  Wood 
Mack  Williams 
Joanne  Jones 
Pauline  Parker 
Courtney  Randolph 
Betty  Jean  Ledbetter 
Lora  Lancaster 
Mary  Evelyn  Hayes 
Crystal  Harwell 
Polly  Taylor 
Ruth  Hunter 
Betty  Ruth  Payne 
Frances  Waters 
Betty  J.  Payne 


Coy  Free 
Lavvson  Brady 
Jack  Whitmire 
Marian  Turk,  Pianist 
Miss  Aurelia  Townes 


GLEE  CLUB 


ORCHESTRA 


LILLIAN  McKEE  ....  First  Violin 
ELIZABETH  KOPPE  .  .  .  First  Violin 
MARVINE  GILLESPIE  .      .     Second  Violin 

SHIRLEY  ADCOCK Clarinet 

RUTH  HUNTER Clarinet 

HOWARD    DAVIS 'Cello 

JOHN    GILLESPIE Bass 

BOB    LAMB Saxophone 

WENDY    BERRONG Viola 

MARION  TURK Flute 

JACK     BROGDON p,„,lo 

SIBYL   SUMMER p,„,lo 


TIM   W.   HOLBROOK 

Faculty   Advisor 


YONAHIAN  STAFF 


JO   MARET 
Editor 


HELEN   CANNON 
Business   Manager 

NITA  SNELLING 
Art   Editor 

HELEN   ALEWINE 

Sports   Editor 

MILDRED   SHIRLEY 

BETTY  PAYNE 

MARTHA  FRANCES  MOORE 

JEAN  CARLAN 

JEAN   LEE 
Associate   Editors 


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MILDRED  SHIRLEY 
Editor 

HENRIETTA   BRACK  AND  ELSIE  JORDAN 

Associate   Editors 

VIRGINIA  LEARD 

Assistant   Editor 

TRAVIS  VAUGHN  AND  ELSIE  JORDAN 
Sports   Editor 

MARY   EVELYN   HAYES   AND  JEWEL  ROBINSON 

Feature   Editors 

JO  ANN  SEAGRAVES 
Business   Manager 

LOY  JOHNSON 

Assistant   Business   Manager 

JOHN  QUILLIAN 

Circulation    Manager 

ELSIE   BURREL 
Art  Editor 

JEWEL  ROBINSON,  J.  G.  HARRIS,  GRACE  ELROD,  JOHN   SKELTON, 
MARTHA  FRANCES   MOORE,   COURTNEY  RANDOLPH,  WILMA  LEACH 

Reporters 

A  bi-monthly  publication  of  the  Student  Association  at 
Piedmont  College. 


MILDRED   SHIRLEY,   Editor 


PIEDMONT  OWL 


INTERNATIONAL  RELATIONS 

OFFICERS 

MARTHA  FRANCES  MOORE President 

JUANITA   COLLINS Secretary 

JEAN  LEE Reporter 

HUBERT  DAVIS Program    Chairman 

PROF.  GERALD  S.  WOODARD Sponsor 

MEMBERS 

J.  G.  Harris  Joanne  Jones 

Van  Owens  Anderson  Dilworth 

Elsie  Burrel  Bessie   Fay    Watts 

Polly  Taylor  Letha  Wages 
Betty  Ruth  Payne 


MR.  WOODARD,  MARTHA  FRANCES  MOORE,   HURERT  DAVIS,  JEAN  LEE,  J.  G.  HARRIS 


DELTA  PSI  OMEGA 


This  is  a  national  fraternity  of  dramatic  actors.  Our  charter  was  granted  to  us  in  August,  1948,  for 
the  outstanding  work  of  the  production  and  performance  of  "The  Brat"  and  "The  Barretts  of  Wim- 
pole  Street." 

OFFICERS 

HUBERT  DAVIS President 

EUGENE  RAMEY Vice-President 

MARVINE    GILLESPIE Secretary 

VIRGINIA    LEARD Treasurer 


Crystal  Harwell 
Ann  Smith 
Loy  Smith 
Henry  Skipper 
Ralph  Maxwell 
Marvine  Gillespie 
Virginia  Leard 


MEMBERS 

Hoyt  Bowen,  Prof. 

Francis  C.  Cook,  Prof. 

Irene  Harmon 

Gudmund  Vigtal  (Norway) 

Jaun  Gearnaut  (Holland) 

Hubert  Davis 

Eugene  Ramey 


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DRAMA  CLUB 

This  is  one  of  the  major,  active  organizations  on  the  campus.  In  addition  to  the  one  major  play  each 
quarter,  the  Drama  Club  presents  a  thirty-minute  radio  program  each  week  and  two  or  three  chapel 
programs  each  quarter. 

OFFICERS 

HUBERT  DAVIS President 

EUGENE  RAMEY Vice-President 

MARVINE   GILLESPIE Secretary 

VIRGINIA  LEARD Treasurer 

MRS.  AUDREY  GARRARD Sponsor 

MEMBERS 

Delores  Fuller  John  Skeleton 

Elsie  Jordan  Delores  Hughs 

Crystal  Harwell  John  Quillian 

Ann  Smith  J.  G.  Harris 

Imogene  Johnson  Henry  Skipper 

Jean  Carlan  Loy  Johnson 

NOT  SHOWN 
Ralph  Maxwell  Betty  Gardner 

Billie  Brooks  Wendy  Berrong 

Kathryn  McManus  Janie  King 


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BAPTIST  STUDENTS 


This  is  a  small  group  of  the  Baptist  students  on  the  campus.  They  plan  to 
organize  a  Baptist  Student  Union  in  the  near  future  to  help  carry  on  the 
religious  program  on  the  campus. 


Jo  Maret 
Dottie  Sanders 
Betty  Payne 
Helen  Cannon 
Helen  Alewine 
Pat  Thomason 
Elsie  Jordan 
Polly  Terrel 
Frances  Waters 
Crystal  Harwell 
Lora  Lancaster 


Jo  Anne  Seagraves 
Delores  Fuller 
Delores  Hughs 
Jean  Lee 

Mary  Evelyn  Hayes 
Roane  Arrendale 
J.  G.  Harris 
Hubert  Davis 
John  Skelton 
Roy  Wood 


WEDNESDAY  CHAPEL 
Raymond   Berry 
Henrietta   Brack 
Jo  Ann  Jones 
Jo   Ma  ret 
John   Quillian 


VESPERS 
Juanita   Collins 
J.   G.   Harris 
Robert  Lamb 
Wilma   Leach 
Joyce  McAdams 
Martha  F.   Moore 
Hoyt  Purcell 
Courtney   Randolph 
Jo  Ann   Seagraves 
Marion    Turk 
Mack  Williams 
Roy  Wood 


FRIDAY  CHAPEL 
Helen   Cannon 
Portia   Chamberlain 
Nellie  Crane 
Don   Adcock 
Marvine  Gillespie 
Mary   Evelyn   Hayes 
Elsie  Jordan 


Tim    Holbrook,    Chaplain 


FACULTY  MEMBERS 
Tim  W.   Holbrook,   Elizabeth  Koppe,   Aurelia  Townes,    Betty   Gardner, 
Mrs.  Raymond  Mulkey,  Hoyt  Bowen,  David  Eddy. 

The  Religious  Committee  is  composed  of  three  subdivisions:  the 
Wednesday  Chapel  Committee,  the  Friday  Chapel  Committee,  and  the 
Vespers  Committee.  These  committees  arrange  the  programs  and  secure 
speakers.    They  promote  religious  activities  on  the  campus. 


RELIGIOUS  COMMITTEE 


HENRY  ROBINSON,   CRYSTAL  HARWELL,   PUNK  TANNER 


OFFICERS 

HENRY  ROBINSON President 

OTIS  "PUNK"  TANNER Vice-President 

CRYSTAL    HARWELL Secretary 

COURTNEY    RANDOLPH Treasurer 


The  Student  Association  is  an  organization  of  all    the   students.     Regular   meetings   are    held    at   which 
time   the  problems  and   business   of   the   student   body  are  taken  up  and  acted  upon. 


STUDENT  ASSOCIATION 


DEBATE  CLUB 

OFFICERS 

PROF.   H.    E.   BOWEN Sponsor 

DONADCOCK President 

COURTNEY  RANDOLPH Vice-President 

JOHN  QUILLIAN Recording    Secretary 

PORTIA    CHAMBERLAIN Corresponding  Secretary 

Warren    Couch  Jo   Ann   Jones 

Shirley   Adcock  John   Skelton 

Hubert   Davis  Bill   Herrington 

Billy   Brooks  John   Anderson 


The  Debate  Club  is  one  of  the  lively  organizations  on  the  campus.  They  meet  and  debate  with  other 
debating  societies  in  North  Georgia.  The  Debate  Club  gave  a  radio  program  on  "Federal  Aid  to  Edu- 
cation" over  WKLY,  Hartwell,  Georgia. 


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P"  CLUB 


TED  LAW President 

ELLIS  FOSTER Vice-President 

JO  MARET Secretary  and  Treasurer 

MEMBERS 

Jimmy  Beacham  Helen  Alewine  Ken  Palmer 

Ed  Williams  Lora  Lancaster  Ted  Law 

Bud  Beacham  Bob  Lokey  Ellis  Foster 

Punk  Tanner  Wallace  Nelson  HONORARY 

Henry  Robinson  Travis  Vaughn  MEMBERS 

Cecil  Huff  Ray  Hadaway  Albert  Berry 

Gary  Huff  Joe  Lattanzi  Henry  Skipper 

Bob  Cooper  Harold  Foster  Crystal  Harwell 

Nancy  Martin  Guin  Cronic  Pat  Thomason 

Elsie  Jordan  Wicky  Loudermilk  Ed  Holcomb 

Jo  Maret  Thelma  Loudermilk  Ann  Smith 

Helen  Cannon  Wick  Dillashaw 


The   "P"   Club  is  an   honorary  society  on   the  campus.     Only   those   winning  major  letters   in    basket- 
ball or  baseball  are  eligible  for  membership.    Cheerleaders  and  managers  are  honorary  members. 


SOCIAL  SCIENCE 


These  students  represent  the  Social  Science  Department.  They  plan  special 
activities  for  the  Social  Science  classes.  These  include  such  things  as  trips  to 
points  of  interest  and  the  presentation  of  special  movies. 


MISS  LILLIAN  McKEE 
Department  Head 

J.   G.   HARRIS,   JR. 
Chairman 

ARTHUR  CHAMBLEE 
Secretary  and  Business  Manager 

MRS.   IMOGENE  JOHNSON 
HARVEY  STOWE 
REBECCA  AYERS 


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FRANCES   GILLESPIE,   DELORES   FULLE  R,  JOHN  SKELTON,  CRYSTAL  HARWELL. 


CHEERLEADERS  .  .  . 


With  the  aid  of  our  capable  cheerleaders,   Piedmont   was   able   to  win    many 


victories. 


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SPORTS 


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MEN'S  BASKETBALL 


The  men's  intercollegiate  basketball  consists  of  a  varsity  and  a  "B"  team.  The 
varsity,  coached  by  O'Neal  Caves,  competes  with  varsity  teams  of  other  col- 
leges in  the  Southeast.  The  "B"  team,  coached  by  Henry  Robinson,  competes 
with  teams  of  junior  colleges  and  athletic  clubs. 


JACK   WATSON 


VARSITY 

RUSSELL,    HUFF,    WILLIAMS,    COOPER,    TANNER,  BEACHAM,  J.  THOMPSON,  CORRY,  WATSON, 
MeCLURE,    HUNTER;    DEAL,   Manager;    SLATON,    Manager;    BEACHAM,    B.,    Trainer;    CAVES,   Coach. 


"B"  TEAM 

Finch 

Strickland 

Maxwell 

Brooks 

Hunter 

Minter 

Watson 

Hadaway 

Deal 

Robinson,  Coach 

Vaughn 

Hendrickson 

Davis 


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LOUDERMILK,    MARET,    JORDAN,    THOMASON,    CANNON.  RLACKSTOCK,  LANCASTER,  SNELLING 

ALEWINE,   MARTIN,   ODOM,   ELROD. 


The  girls'  basketball   team,    coached   by   Mrs.   Jane   Whitlock,    competes   with 
organized  teams  in  North  Georgia. 


GIRL'S  BASKETBALL 


'Rec  Tech" 


Watson  scores  again 


What  could  this  be  but  a  "toss-up?"" 


tangle  ivith   the  Lorelei  Ladies 


A  clash  with  North  (Georgia 
—  our  old  rival 


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BASEBALL 


Baseball  is  the  main  sport  played  on  the  campus  in  the  Spring.  Piedmont's  baseball  team  plays  other 
college  teams  in  this  vicinity.  With  the  good  team  and  the  support  of  the  students,  this  promises  to 
be  a  good  year. 


PLAYERS 

Turpin 

Ridings 

Huff,  G. 

Chilton 

Harden 

Beacham 

Huff,  C. 

Loudermilk,  W. 

Russell 

Strickland 

Corry 

Loudermilk,  J. 

Lattanzi 

Palmer 

Cooper 

Robinson 

Sosebee 

Nelson 

Hadaway 

Williams,  Manager 

Vaughn 

J.  D.  Deal,  Manager 

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PITCHERS 

CATCHERS 

Cecil  Huff 

Ken  Sosebee 

Edward  Corry 

Brannon  Ridings 

Bob  Cooper 

Ray  Hadaway 

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INFIELD 

OUTFIELD: 

Eugene  Turpin 

Bob  Russell 

Gary  Huff 

Wallace  Nelson 

Travis  Vaughn 

Joe  Lattanzi 

Gene  Harden 

Wicky  Loudermilk 

Warren  Chilton 

Ken  Palmer 

Joey  Loudermilk 

Bud  Beacham 

Henry  Robinson 

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ALMA     MATER 

Where  the  Georgian  hills  grow  purple, 

In  the  sunset  glow, 
Proudly  stands  our  Alma  Mater, 

In  a  vale  below. 

CHORUS 

Green  and  Gold  float  on  for  aye; 

Old  Piedmont  for  thee, 
We,  thy  loyal  sons  and  daughters, 

Bless  thy  memory. 

As  around  the  mighty  oak  tree, 

Clings  the  ivy  vine, 
So  around  thee,  dear  old  Piedmont 

Loyal  hearts  entwine. 

CHORUS 

Here's  to  thee  then  dear  old  Piedmont ! 

May  you  ever  stand, 
As  an  emblem  of  the  noblest 

In  our  fair  Southland. 


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PIEDMONT     FOR     MINE 

Among  the  hills  of  Habersham 

Where  skies  are  ever  blue, 
Old  Piedmont  takes  her  stand — 

The  pride  of  Dixie  Land. 
And  while  the  waters  of  Lake  Demorest 

Make  ripples  in  the  breeze, 
And  rainbows  glow  with  Green  and  Gold 

The  words  we'll  sing  are  these — 

CHORUS 

It's  Piedmont  for  mine,  Piedmont  for  mine 
That's  the  school  I  love  the  best, 

Down  in  Georgia,  Demorest, 

The  sun  always  shines  on  that  place  so  fine. 

And  I'll  always  say  as  I  say  today, 
It's  Piedmont  for  mine. 

Friendships  form  that  brave  the  storm 

Of  hardships  great  or  small; 
Our  lives  are  molded  here, 

Our  Alma  Mater  Dear 
And  when  we  enter  in  that  larger  life 

In  sunshine  or  in  rain, 
Our   hearts   will    turn    again    to   Demorest 

And  then  again  we'll  sing — 


SENIOR 


CLASS 


ACTIVITIES 


MRS.  SHIRLEY  ADCOCK 

Marquette  University  1,  2;  Piedmont  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  Social  Science:  Minor,  Music. 
Phi  Chi  Sorority;  Band:  Intramural  Athletics  1,  2;  Orchestra;  Theta  Zeta  Phi;  Debate  Club 
3,  4;  Who's  Who  Among  American  Colleges  and  Universities  4. 


DON  ADCOCK 

Southern  Union  College  1  ;  Bowling  Green  Business  University  2:  Piedmont  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree: 
Major,  Business  Administration:  Minor,  Social  Science:  Glee  Club;  Football:  President  Fresh- 
man Class;  Big  Four  Debating  Club  2;  Honor  Council  3;  Debating  Club  3.  4;  Chapel  Com- 
mittee 3,  4;   Who's  Who  Among   American   Colleges  and   Universities   4. 


MRS.  AGNES   BERRY 

Piedmont  College  1.  2.  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  Elementary  Education;  Minor.  English: 
Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Gamma  Chi  1.  2.  3.  4:  Chaplain  of  Gamma  Chi  2.  3.  4:  Y.W.C.A. 
1,  2,  3;  Drama  Club  2,  3:  Dance  Club  3. 


ALBERT  L.  BERRY 

Piedmont  College  1,  2,  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree:  Major,  Biology;  Minor.  Social  Science;  J.  S.  Green 
1.  2.  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1.  2,  3.  4;  Basketball  1.  2.  3:  Baseball  1.  2.  3,  4:  "P"  Club  1.  2.  3.  4; 
Debate  Club  2.  3;  Boxing  1,2:  Y.M.C.A.  1,2:  Veterans'  Club  4:  Biology  Lab  Assistant  4: 
Sports  Reporter  for  Owl   2. 


FRANK  L.  FRANKS 

Piedmont  1.  2,  3.  4:  Major.  Biology;  Minor,  Social  Science. 

LAWSON  BRADY 

Piedmont   1,   2,   3,  4;   B.S.  Degree;   Major.  Mathematics;    Minor.   Mixed  Science:    Basketball    1 
Glee  Club  1. 

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HELEN   ALEWINE 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree:  Major.  Mixed  Science;  Minor.  English:  Theta  Zeta  Phi 
1.  2.  3.  4;  Vice-President  of  Theta  Zeta  2:  Secretary  of  Theta  Zeta  4:  Basketball  2.  4:  "P" 
Club  2.  3,  4:  Nominating  Committee  3;  Recreation  Committee  3:  Yonahian  Staff  4:  Member 
of   Baptist   Student    Union   4. 


JO   MARET 

Piedmont    1.    2,    3,   4;    B.S.   Degree:    Major.   Mixed   Science;   Minor,    Physical   Education:    Theta 
Zeta  Phi   1,   2.   3,  4;   Secretary  of  Theta  Zeta    1;    President  of  Theta  Zeta   2:    Basketball    2.   4 
"P"  Club  2.  3.  4;  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  "P"  Club  4;   I.R.C.  2;   Recreation  Committee  3 
Religious  Committee  4  ;  Member  of  Baptist  Student  Union  4  ;   Business  Manager  of  Yonahian  3 
Editor  of  Yonahian  4;   Glee  Club   1  ;   Historian  of  Senior  Class;   Who's  Who  Among  American 
Colleges  and  Universities  4. 


PATRICIA  THOMASON 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3.  4;  B.S.  Degree:  Major.  General  Science;  Minor.  English:  Glee  Club  1.  2; 
Theta  Zeta  Phi  1,  2.  3,  4;  Treasurer  of  Theta  Zeta  2;  President  of  Theta  Zeta  4;  Recreation 
Committee  2,  4;  Cheer  Leader  3;   Basketball  4. 


DOROTHY  SANDERS 

Piedmont   1.   2.   3,  4;   A.B.  Degree;   Major,  English;   Minor.   Social  Science:    Gamma  Chi    1,    2. 
3.   4;   President  of  Gamma  Chi  4;    Glee  Club    1,   4. 


RUTH   HUNTER 

Stetson  University,  Deland,  Fla.  1,  2;  Piedmont  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree:  Major.  Social  Science: 
Minor.  English;  Band  1.2:  Orchestra  1.2:  Representative  Student  Government  2:  Chorus  3.  4; 
Orchestra   3.   4;    Gamma  Chi    3.   4;    Program   Chairman   4. 


RURY  MISSOURIE  WILRANKS 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4:  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  English;  Minor,  History:  Theta  Zeta  Phi   1,   2,  3,  4; 
Secretary  Junior  Class. 


EMMA  JO  MESCHINE 

North  Georgia  College  1,  2,  3;  Piedmont  4  :  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  Education;  Trahlytan  1.  2.  3 
Recreation  Council,   1.2:  Y.W.C.A.    1.   2.   3;   Physical  Education  Club   1.2:   Gamma  Chi  4. 


JAMES  F.   RAILEY 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3.  4;  B.S.  Degree;  Major.  Chemistry:  Minor.  Biology:  Protropian  1.  2.  3.  4: 
Vice-President  Protropian  4;  President  Freshman  Class;  Chairman  of  Honor  Council  3;  Recrea- 
tion Committee  4  ;  Vice-President,  Senior  Class. 


TED  LAW 

Piedmont    1,   2.    3.   4;    B.S.   Degree;   Major.   Physical   Education;    Minor.    Biology;    J.   S.    Green 
2,  3.  4;  "P"  Club  2.  3,  4:  President  "P"  Club  4;  Basketball   1.2;  Baseball  2.   3. 


GERALD  MINTER 

Piedmont    1.    2.    3,    4;    B.S.    Degree;    Major.    Physical    Education;    Minor,    Biology;    Basketball 
2,  3,  4;   J.  S.  Green  2.   3,  4. 

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NELSON  WOOD 

Piedmont  College   1,   2,   3,  4;   A.B.   Degree;   Major.   Social  Science;   Minor,  Physical  Education; 
Protropian  3,  4. 


LEAH  ROSE   GRUBBS 

Piedmont  College  1.  2,  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  English;  Minor,  Social  Studies;  Assembly 
Committee  1;  Theta  Zeta  Phi  1,  2,  3,  4;  Owl  Staff  3;  Secretary  of  Student  Association  3; 
Torch  Club  3. 


GLADYS   IRENE   FARMER 

University  of  Georgia    1;   Young  Harris  College   2;    Piedmont   3,   4;   A.B.   Degree;    Major,   Ele- 
mentary Education;   Minor.  Social  Science:    Gamma  Chi  4;    Chorus   2. 


ELIZABETH  KOPPE 

Piedmont  College   1,  2,  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  English;   Minor,  Education;   Orchestra    1,   2; 
Theta  Zeta  Phi    1,   2;   Owl  Staff  2;    Religious  Committee  4. 


JACK  TERRY  BROGDON 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree;  Major,  English;  Minor,  Social  Science;  President,  Freshman 
Class;  Glee  Club  1:  Piano  Student  1,  2,  4;  Nominating  Committee  2;  President  of  Sophomore 
Class;    Vice-President,   Student  Association   2;    Organ   Student   4;    Orchestra   4. 


LESTER  J.  WALL 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree;  Major,  Mathematics:  Minor,  Physical  Education;   Protropian 
2.  3,  4;   Basketball   1,4;   Softball   1,2. 


GEORGE   LEDBETTER,  JR. 

University  of  Georgia    1;    Piedmont    2,    3.    4;    A.B.    Degree;    Major,    Business   Administration: 
Minor,   English;    Veterans'   Club   2. 


GLENN  "PUG"   BEARDEN 

Clemson  College   1;   Piedmont   2,   3,   4;   A.B.   Degree;   Major,   Business  Administration;    Minor, 
English:  Veterans'  Club;  Protropian  2.  3,  4. 


BONA  PUCKETT 

Piedmont  College  1,  2,  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree;  Major.  Physical  Sciences;  Minor,  Mathematics; 
Owl  Staff  1,2;  Yonahian  Staff  3;  Basketball  2;  Softball  2,  3;  J.  S.  Green  3.  4;  Vice-President, 
Junior  Class. 


NOBLE  WATSON  SORROW 

Piedmont    1,    2,    3,    4;    B.S.    Degree;    Major,    Chemistry;    Minor,    Biology,    Physics;    Veterans' 
Club    1,    2,    3;    I.R.C.    2;    Motion  Picture  Camera   Operator    1,    3. 


DAVID  COFFEE 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4:  B.S.  Degree;  Major.  Science;  Minor,  Mathematics. 

PAUL  CARPENTER,  JR. 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  Major,  Chemistry,  Physics;  Minor,  History;  B.S.  Degree. 


BARBARA   CROW 

Piedmont  1,  2.  3.  4;  A.B.  Degree:  Major.  Sociology;  Minor.  English;  Thcta  Zeta  Phi 
1,  2.  3.  4;  President  of  Theta  Zeta  1;  Cheerleader  2;  President  of  Dance  Club  3;  Lyceum 
Committee  4. 


VIRGINIA   LOUDERMILK 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3.  4;  B.S.  Degree:  Major.  Biology;  Minor,  English;  Theta  Zeta  Phi  1,  2,  3,  4; 
Basketball  3.  4. 


MILDRED   SHIRLEY 

Piedmont    1.    2.    3.  4;    B.S.   Degree;  Major.    General   Science;    Minor,   English;    Theta   Zeta   Phi 

1,    2.    3.    4:    Treasurer,    Sophomore  Class;    Owl   Staff    2,    3,    4;    Business   Manager   of   Owl   4; 

I.R.C.  Reporter  2:   Drama  Club   2.  3:   Yonahian  Staff  4;   Debate  Club  4;    Secretary  of  Senior 
Class;  Torch  Club. 


JANE  GOLDEN 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  English;  Minor,  History;  Theta  Zeta  Phi  1,  2,  3,  4; 
Dramatic  and  Radio  Club   1,   2;   Dance  Club  2. 


CRYSTAL  HARWELL 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3.  4:  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  English;  Minor,  History;  Gamma  Chi  1,  2,  3,  4; 
Secretary  of  Gamma  Chi  3;  Treasurer  of  Gamma  Chi  4;  Secretary  of  Student  Association  4; 
Cheerleader  3,  4:  Glee  Club  2,  3,  4;  Owl  Staff  3;  Budget  Committee  3;   Religious  Committee  1. 


EDWIN  HOLCOMBE 

Piedmont    1.    2.    3,    4;    B.S.    Degree;    Major,    General    Science;    Minor,    English:    Drama    Club 

1,  2.    3,   4;    Religious  Committee   2;    Cheerleader   3;    J.    S.   Green   3,   4;    Recreation   Committee 

2,  3;  Glee  Club  2,  3;  Delta  Psi  Omega  3,  4;  Vice-President  of  Drama  Club  3. 


HUBERT  M.   DAVIS 

Rabun  Gap  1;  Piedmont  2,  3.  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major,  English;  Minor,  Social  Sciences;  Bas- 
ketball and  Baseball  1;  President  of  Delt3  Psi  Omega  3,  4;  President  of  Drama  Club  3,  4; 
I.R.C.  4;  Vice-President  of  I.R.C;  Debate  Club  4;  J.  S.  Green  4;  Softball  3;  Social  Science 
Committee  Chairman  3;  Who's  Who  Among  Students  in  American  Colleges  and  Universities  4. 


ROSCOE   H.  LeCROY 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major.  Social  Science;  Minor,  English;  Protropian  1,  2,  3,  4; 
President  of  Protropian  4;    Veterans'   Club   3,    4. 


CHARLES  J.   ELLIS 

Piedmont    1,    2,    3.   4;    B.S.   Degree;    Major,   Mathematics;    Minor,    Science;    Veterans'    Club    1; 
J.  S.  Green  4. 


JAY  HENDERSON 

Piedmont    1,    2,    3,   4;    A.B.    Degree;    Major,    Business   Administration;    Minor.    Social    Science; 
Protropian  3,  4;  Veterans'  Club  1,   2. 


HARVEY  KITCHENS 

Piedmont    1.    2,    3,    4;    A.B.    Degree;    Major.    Social    Science;    Minor,    English;    Veterans'    Club 
1,2;  Drama  Club  3,  4;  J.  S.  Green  4. 

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HENRY   ROBINSON 

North  Georgia  College  1:  University  of  Georgia  2:  Piedmont  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree:  Major, 
Physical  Education;  Minor,  Social  Science:  Basketball  3;  Baseball  3.  4:  Coach  of  "B"  Team  4: 
"P"  Club  3,  4:  President  of  Student  Association  4:  J.  S.  Green  3,  4:  Who's  Who  Among 
Students  of  American  Colleges  and  Universities. 


VIRGINIA   LEARD 

Piedmont    1.    2.   4;    University   of   Georgia    3:    B.S.    Degree:    Major.    Biology:    Minor.    English; 
Gamma  Chi    1,   2.  4:   Drama  Club  4:   Owl  Staff  4:   Treasurer  Delta  Psi  Omega  4. 


HENRY   SKIPPER 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3.  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major.  Business  Administration:  Minor.  Science: 
J.  S.  Green  1.  2.  3.  4:  Veterans'  Club  2,  3;  Softball  1,  2.  3.  4;  Cheerleader  3;  Glee  Club 
1,  2,  3;  Dance  Club   1,2:   "P"  Club  3,  4;   Drama  Club  4;    Delta  Psi  Omega  4. 


JIMMIE   BEACHAM 

University  of  Georgia   1,   2;   Piedmont    3.   4:    B.S.   Degree:    Major.   Physical   Education:    Minor, 
Biology;   Baseball  3,  4;   Basketball  3,  4;   J.  S.   Green  4;    "P"  Club   3,   4. 


WILLIAM   CRAGG 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3.  4;  A.B.  Degree:  Major,  Business  Administration:  Minor.  Economics. 

JAMES   M.   TAYLOR 

University  of  Georgia  1;  Piedmont  2,  3.  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major.  Business  Administration; 
Minor.  Social  Science. 

FRANK  RUSSELL 

University  of  Georgia  3;  Piedmont  1.  2,  4:  B.S.  Degree:  Major.  Physical  Education;  Minor. 
History;  J.  S.  Green:     "P"  Club   1;   Manager,  Basketball  Team    1. 

WILLIAM  R.  RIDGEWAY 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major.  Social  Science;  Minor,  English. 

FRANK  FOSTER 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree;  Major.  Physical  Education;  Minor.  Biology:  J.  S.  Green 
2,    3,   4;   President,   Senior  Class  4. 

HOYT  PURCELL 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree;  Major.  Chemistry,  Biology;  Minor.  English:  Glee  Club 
1,  3;  Protropian  3.  4;   Secretary  of  Prots  4:   I.R.C.   2.   3;   Vesper  and  Religious  Committees   3. 

JO  JORDAN 

University  of  Georgia  1;  Piedmont  2,  3.  4:  A.B.  Degree;  Major.  English:  Minor.  Business 
Administration;  Glee  Club  and  Chorus  2:  Drama  Club  2:  Gamma  Chi  2.  3.  4;  Treasurer. 
Student  Association   3;    Secretary,   Honor  Council   4;    Cheerleader   3. 

AURELIA   ALLISON 

Young  Harris  1,2:  Piedmont  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major.  Elementary  Education;  Minor.  Social 
Science:   Susan  B.  Society   1,2;   Theta  Zeta  Phi  4. 

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JOHN   HARDY 

Piedmont  1.2.  J,  4;  A.B.  Degree:  Major,  Social  Science;  Minor.  History. 

KATHLEEN   CRAWFORD 

Piedmont  1,  2,  3,  4;  A.B.  Degree;  Major.  English;  Minor,  Business  Administration;  Theta 
Zeta  Phi    1.    2.    3.   4. 

PERRY  HENDRIX 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3.  4;  A.B.  Degree:  Major.  English;  Minor,  Social  Science. 

WICKY  LOUDERMILK 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3,  4;  B.S.  Degree:  Major.  Biology:  Minor,  Physical  Education;  Baseball 
1.  2.  3,  4;  Basketball  1.  2.  3.  4;  J.  S.  Green  1.  2,  3.  4;  "P"  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Veterans' 
Club  3.  4:   Honor  Council  4. 

RETTY  PAYNE 

Piedmont  1.  2.  3.  4:  B.S.  Degree:  Major,  Physical  Education:  Minor,  Social  Science,  English; 
Gamma  Chi  1,  2,  3.  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2.  3;  Secretary,  Sophomore  Class;  Yonahian  Staff  3,  4; 
Basketball   3:    Secretary,   Gamma  Chi  4. 

CHARLENE  WILLIAMS 

Piedmont  1.  2,  3.  4:  A.B.  Degree;  Major.  Social  Science;  Minor,  Psychology;  Gamma  Chi 
1.  2,  3.  4;  Pianist,  Gamma  Chi  1,  3;  Class  Secretary-Treasurer  1,  2;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3.  4; 
Torch  Club  3,  4;  Secretary-Treasurer  of  Torch  Club  4;  Religious  Committee  1;  Recreation 
Committee  3:  Dance  Club  3;  Who's  Who  Among  Students  in  American  Universities  and 
Colleges  3;    Church  Choir   1,   2,    3,   4. 


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STUDENTS  ALWAYS  WELCOME 
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Elsie    Jordan — "Numberless    times    this    has    hap- 
pened." 


DEMOREST 


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Polly  Terrell — Nancy's  twin. 


Compliments  of 


Jo    Maret— "Shoot." 


Demorest  Beauty  Shop 


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Compliments  of 

Demorest  Branch 
Cornelia  Bank 

Demorest,   Georgia 


Helen    Cannon — "You    boys    watch    me    fix    that 
floundered    cow." 


Compliments   of   . 


Cagle  Shoe  Shop 


Your   Patronage  Appreciated 


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GEORGIA 


LEST  WE  FORGET 


Peg  Cannon — "I   think   I'M  purty. 


Maude  Colquitt — "Oh!    but  there's  no  demand  for 
good  girls  these  days." 

Betty    Gardner — Them    Golden    Slippers. 

Nancy    Martin— "Oh!    Tweet!" 


Nita   Snelling — "Oh,    mercy,   Mr.    Percy,   we   done 
blewed  a  fuse." 


Virginia   Leard — "I    shall   pack   my   little   suitcase 


and  go  home." 


Jane   Whitlock— "?????  ?" 


Helen   Alewine — "I    don't   want   to   fuss   with   you 
but   you    make    it    impossible." 


Sottie  Danders  and  Welson  Nood 

Betty    Payne — "Golly    Doodle." 

Pat  Thomason — Going  to  meet   Jerry. 

"Speedy"   Irene  Blackstock 

Portia    Chamberlain — Sitting    around    tatting. 


Kathryn    McManus — Always    15   minutes    late    for 


classes. 

Doris  McManus — "I  wanta  go  home." 

Hoyt   Bowen — "Don't   you  dare  give  me   a   theme 
on  MacArthur." 

"Mom"    Stambough — "Tsk,   Tsk,   Tsk,   Tsk,   some- 
body's out  of  their  room  again." 

Bill  McClure — Fakes  'em  off  the  court. 


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Compliments  of 


Batson  Grocery  Store 


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Hoyt   "Frankie"   Purcell 


Lloyd    Hunter — "How    would    you    like   to   breathe 


DEMOREST 


GEORGIA 


LEST  WE  FORGET 


through  a  broke  nose,  Law?" 


<        Phoebe   Cook— "Now,   William." 


"Becky"  and  Jimmie  waiting  for  Spring  Holidays 


j       Mr.    Woodard — "Mr.    Holbrook,    I    am    going    to 

move  you  to  the  front  row." 


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Compliments   of   .    .    . 

Chrisler's  Department 
Store 

Demorest,  Georgia 


Thelma  Loudermilk — "I'm  gonna  knock  your  teeth 
down   your  throat." 

Barron    Garrad — Final    authority    on    any    subject 


[       Bernard   Bowman — "Wanna  buy   a  mule?" 


Mary    Neil   Hardman — Carmen    Miranda 


Roy    Wood — Singing 

Jewel  trying  to  hold  T.  J.  up  at  the  skating  party 

Skipper  and  his  pink  shirt 


WHEN   IN   DEMOREST 
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Ralph  Maxwell's  extremely  blond  hair 


Jack   Little — Buck   dancing 


Demorest  Hardware 
Store 

Demorest,  Georgia 


Betty    Jean    Ledbetter — "No,    my    roommate    lives 
across  the  hall." 

Grace  Elrod — Basketball  on  the  brain. 


Compliments  of 


Demorest  Service 


THE  STRING  MILL 

Mr.  Cook — "Heh,  Heh,  Heh,  Thought  I'd  give  you 
a   pop   quiz,   didn't   you?" 

Ken    Palmer— "Old   Friend,    Old    Pal,    You're    my 
buddy.    Now  go  get  Butter." 


Station 


DEMOREST 


Butter — "Have   you   seen   Ken?" 


Claude   Ballew — Living  in   the  chemistry   lab. 


GEORGIA  Lola   Wood— "Jewel" 


Acree — "Doctor  Stevens.  I  think  it's  like  this." 


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MEET  YOUR   FRIENDS 
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The  Coffee  Cup 


DEMOREST 


GEORGIA 


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Compliments   of 

R.  E.  Cannon 
Funeral  Home 


CLAYTON 


GEORGIA 


LEST  WE  FORGET 


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Courtney   Randolph  and  her  crew  cut. 

Ruth  McDuffie — Getting  tickled  in  vespers. 

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Joanne    Jones — "I    guess    I    know   where    I'm   not 

wanted." 

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Dolores   Fuller — Flirting   with   all   the   boys,   espe- 


cially Lloyd  Hunter 
Ruth  Hunter — The  snake  Charmer 


1        Franks — "I  don't  have  any  pimento  cheese,  but  all 
the  time  you   wanted  plain  cheese." 

Brother  Robinson   and   Sister  Smith 
<       Lora    Lancaster — Bud's    woman 

THE  NORTH  GEORGIA  COLLEGE   GAME 


Compliments   of 


Belk-Gallant  Company 


CLAYTON 


GEORGIA 


Compliments  of 


Derrick  Motor  Company 


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CLAYTON 


GEORGIA 


Where   Friends   Meet  to  Eat 

Cagle's  Cafe 

Paul   Cagle,   Prop. 

Main   Street 
CLAYTON  GEORGIA 


Compliments  of 

C 
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CLAYTON 


GEORGIA 


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Turpen  Drug  Company 


Prescription    Druggist 


Phone   79 


CLARKESVILLE 


GEORGIA 


LEST  WE  FORGET 

Jerry  Minter — "We  orta  get  Eddie  Arnold  for  the 
next  lyceum." 

Joe   Lattanzi — "When   Joe    DeMaggio    and    I    pla\ 
together." 

Alton  Johnson — "Don't  you  touch  my  ribs." 

Aubrey   Finch — "My   gal   at   home." 


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Compliments   of 


Brewer  Drug  Company 


Phone    1 15 


CLARKESVILLE,   GEORGIA 


i        Mr.  Bales  trying  to  convert  the  students  to  Baleism. 


Ted  Law — "You  black-hearted  scoundrel." 


Tootsie  Law — "The  next  time  you  stay  four  hours 
at  a   ball  game,  Ted." 


i        Betty  Christian  and  John  Knight — 'nuff  said 


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Compliments   of 

Williams  Dress  Shop 

TOCCOA  CORNELIA 

GEORGIA 


Jo  Anne  Seagraves — "Me  and  my  roommates." 


Wendy    Berrong — Kathryn's   shadow 


Van   "Little   Butter"   Owens 


Bud   Beacham — "Going   to   Carnesville   today" 


Bob  Russell — "Let's  go  Scooter-pooping' 


*-*■—- -————■—— — —— - —————^       Jimmie  Singleton — Quietest  boy  at  Piedmont. 


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Compliments   of    . 


Jackson's  Jewelers 


CORNELIA 


GEORGIA 


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Compliments   of 

Cornelia  Pharmacy 

\\  C.    P.    Cunningham,    Pharmacist 

CORNELIA  GEORGIA 


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Swindell  Pharmacy 


Prescription   Druggist 


Phone   312 


CORNELIA 


GEORGIA 


Compliments  of 


Clayton  Drug  Company 

WALGREEN  AGENCY 

Phone   69 
Clayton,  Georgia 


Compliments   of    .    .   . 

Azalea  Flower  Shop 

Phone   246 

145  West   Doyle  Street 

TOCCOA  GEORGIA 


LEST  WE  FORGET 

Nancy  McLay — "Duffy,  use  your  common  sense." 
Pauline  Parker — Always  sleeping 

Henrietta  Brack — "No,  you  absolutely  cannot  have 
two  chapel  cards" 

Jean  Lee — "I  got  to  go  home  and  study  that  Edu- 
cational   Psychology" 

Ed  Williams — Making  a  speech  at  the  Pep  Meeting 

Janie  King — "Shucks,  you  ought  to  know  that  my 
average  in  chemistry  is  better  than  any- 
body else." 

Cecil  Huff — Laughing 

Ping-Pong   Bryant — Still    winning 

Bona    Puckett — Smoking   cigars. 

Mr.  Caves  and  his  Red  Socks  (the  ones  you  wear 
on  your  feet,  that  is) 

Martha  Frances  Moore — "You  should  have  heard 
that  cute  song  that  we  sung  last  night" 

Juan   Marin — Pipe  and  dark  glasses 


Tugalo  Gas  Company 


Cook  with  Gos" 


Phone   15 


TOCCOA 


GEORGIA 


Frank  A.  Davis 


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Watches  and  Clocks   Repaired 
Work  Guaranteed 


LAVONIA 


GEORGIA 


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Compliments   of 

B.  D.  Ginn 
Funeral  Directors 


CARNESVILLE 


GEORGIA 


Henson  Service  Station 


Gulf   Products 


Phone   202 


TOCCOA 


GEORGIA 


Gillespie  Brothers 

Modern   Ginning 
Cotton   and   Fertilizer 


CARNESVILLE 


GEORGIA 


LEST  WE  FORGET 

Crystal    Harwell — Always    in    time    with    the    other 
cheerleaders. 

Mr.  Eddy — Taking  snapshots 

Robert  Floyd— "Shang" 

J.    G.    Harris — Teaching    Miss    Gardner's    biology 
class 

Travis  Vaughn — and  his  Blue-Devils 

Mildred  Shirley   and   her  Weather  Bureau 

Jean    Carlan — "It's    11    o'clock     and     I'm     going 
home." 

Wilma   Kellar — Crocheting   baby    shoes 

Betty    Morris    and    her    faithful    boy    friend    from 
home. 

Juanita  Collings — "Is  my  letter  from   Augusta?" 

Mary  Evelyn   Hayes — playing  soccer 

Wilma   Leach   and   the   Dance   Club 

Marian  Turk — Playing  the  piano  in  the  Rec  Room 

Aurelia  Allison   and  her  quiet  personality 
Esther  Johnson — Calling  her  roommate. 


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Compliments  of 


H.  M.  Blair 


General   Merchandise 


CARNESVILLE 


GEORGIA 


The  Hacienda 

We  Specialize  in  Old-Time 
Bar-B-Cue 

Four  Miles  West 

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TOCCOA  GEORGIA 


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