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Published by the

STUDENT ASSOCIATION
PIEDMONT COLLEGE
DEMOREST, GEORGIA

MARTHA FRANCES MOORE Editor

JEAN LEE Co-Editor

A BOOK . .

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WHICH IS dedicated TO

DR. AND MRS. C. L. PERCY, whose love and devo-
tion has helped to make this a greater Piedmont for
all. We lovingly dedicate this, our 1950 Yonahian.

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Scene from Down In The Valley presented Inauguration week-end.

An afternoon spent in the Chemis-
try Laboratory.

A BOOK

PERFECT BALANCE— a result of the tumbling
class.

ABOUT THE

J e op it

DR. JAMES E. WALTER
President

DR. A. R. VANCLEAVE

Dean
Instructor in Education

ADMINISTRATION

Board of Trustees

MRS. W. B. SMITH
Registrar

DR. C. L PERCY
Retiring Business Manager

MR. DAVID EDDY
Business Manager

BATSON

STAMBAUGH, E.

WESTAFTER

TOWNES

FACULTY

COOK
GARRARD

BOWEN
WOODARD

MRS. EULA BATSON Treasurer

MRS. EFFIE STAMBAUGH Housemother

WALTER WESTAFTER Professor of Music

MISS AURELIA TOWNES Instructor in Music

DR. FRANCIS C. COOK Professor of English

HOYT E. BOWEN Instructor in English, Dramatics

MRS. AUDREY J. GARRARD Instructor in English, Speech

GERALD WOODARD Professor of History

O'NEAL CAVE Professor of Physical Education, Boy's Coach

MRS. JANE WHITLOCK Instructor in Physical Education

DR. HOMER W. STEVENS Professor of Business Administration, Economics

MRS. RUTH FORD ATKINSON Professor of Mathematics

REV. TIM W. HOLBROOK Chaplain, Instructor in Religion

MRS. MARY C. JONES Librarian

G. TRACY OLMSTEAD, JR Professor of Biology

MISS MILDRED SHIRLEY Instructor in Biology

MISS PEGGY GARRISON Instructor in Chemistry

MRS. RAYMOND MULKEY Instructor in Business Administration

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JONES

WHITLOCK
OLMSTEAD

STEVENS
SHIRLEY

ATKINSON
GARRISON

HOLBROOK
MULKEY

MISS ISABEL LUMSDEN Professor of Education

MRS. MABEL PERCY Professor of Languages

MRS. GUY ADAMS, RN Co//ege Norse

MRS. JAMES E. WALTER, RN . . . College Nurse

MISS CORRINE STAMBAUGH Dietitian

MRS. ETHEL BAKER Publicity Chairman

DR. WILLIAM S. FULLER Instructor in Education

MRS. H. S. FLINT Instructor in Education

DR. C. G. THOMPSON Instructor in Education

MISS ELIZABETH KOPPE Secretay to President

JIM DAVIS Professor of Physics

CLAUDE BALLEW Laboratory Assistant

MISS LILLIAN McKEE (not shown) . Instructor in Social Science

A C U L T • Y

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Senior OFFICERS

TRAVIS VAUGHN President

BILL LeCROY Vice President

ELSIE JORDAN Secretary

NANCY MARTIN Treasurer

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J OUTSTANDING EVENTS

HUGH ABBOTT
Demorest, Georgia

B. E. ACREE
Union Point, Ga.

HENRY ANDERSON
Toccoo, Ga.

JOHN W. ANDERSON
Thomasville, Ga.

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GRADY L. BEATY
Toccoa, Ga.

WENDY BERRONG
Cornelia, Ga.

RAYMOND BERRY
Hackleburg, Ala.

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RUSSEL BLACK
Demorest, Ga.

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FIFTY

KATHRYN M. BOWEN
Demorest, Ga.

BERNARD BOWMAN
Smyrna, Ga.

HENRIETTA BRACK
Dublin, Ga.

THOMAS BROWN
Fort Payne, Ala.

JAMES CARNEY
Ball Ground, Ga.

ARTHUR CHAMBLEE
Homer, Ga.

JUANITA COLLINS
Clermont, Ga.

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ROBERT COOPER
Atlanta, Ga.

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PEGGY CROW
Cornelia, Ga.

BILL DILLARD
Cornelia, Ga.

COY FREE
Canton, Ga.

FRED FREE
Mt. Airy, Ga.

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RAMONA GARRISON
Clarkesville, Ga.

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HENRY T. GREEN
Habersham, Ga.

EUGENE HARDIN
Gainesville, Ga.

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ERNEST HARPER
Demorest, Ga.

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FIFTY

VIRLYN HOLCOMB
Ball Ground, Ga.

J. W. HOWARD
Toccoo, Go.

CECIL HUFF
Union Point, Ga.

GARY HUFF
Union Point, Ga.

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Clayton, Ga.

ESTHER JOHNSON
Georgetown, S. C.

WILLIAM E. JOHNSON
Toccoa, Ga.

ELSIE JORDAN
Comer, Ga.

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ROBERT LAMB
Demoresf, Ga.

LORA LANCASTER
Gainesville, Ga.

BILL LeCROY
Martin, Ga.

BETTY JEAN LEDBETTER
Tallulah Lodge, Ga.

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JEAN LEE
LoYonia, Ga.

MABEL LEWIS
Young Harris, Ga.

FRANK LEWIS
Young Harris, Ga.

ROBERT LOKEY
Demorest, Ga.

OF NINETEEN FIFTY

LARKIN LOUDERMILK
Demorest, Ga.

NANCY MARTIN
Madison, Ga.

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J. C. MOSS
Habersham, Ga.

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LEWIS McCOLLUM
Habersham, Ga.

RUTH McDUFFIE
Carnesville, Ga.

NANCY McLAY
Milwaukee, Wis.

PAULINE PARKER
Clayton, Ga.

JOHN QUILLIAN
Columbus, Ga.

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KELLY QUILLIAN
Winder, Ga.

EUGENE RAMEY
Cornelia, Ga.

JULIO RUIZ
Havana, Cuba

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ROBERT RUSSELL
Cleveland, Ga.

HUGH SETTLE
Toccoa, Ga.

JIMMY SINGLETON
Lavonia, Ga.

CARLTON LEE SISK
Demorest, Ga.

ANN SMITH
Cornelia, Ga.

OF NINETEEN FIFTY

KEN SOSEBEE
Habersham, Ga.

MARGARET SUMMERS
Toccoa, Ga.

TRAVIS VAUGHN
Lavonia, Ga.

LESTER WALL
Clayton, Ga.

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Canton, Ga.

FRANCES WATERS
Pendergrass, Ga.

ELLEN WILEY
Demorest, Ga.

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Winterville, Ga.

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MAX WILLIAMS
Social Circle, Ga.

Seniors not shown:

STAN CARPENTER, JR.
Demorest, Ga.

JOSEPH WEBB
Gainesville, Ga.

QUINTION WHITMIRE
Toccoa. Ga.

President Walter, Pope Brock, ond
Reverend Russel B. Richardson.

Graduation processional led by
Francis C. Cook.

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HELEN CANNON President

BOBBY LAMB Vice-President

LORA LANCASTER .... Secretary and Treasurer

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Aunlor C L A S S

Jack Allagood
Baxley, Ga.

Betty Botson
Demorest, Ga.

Chester Beacham
Blairsyille, Ga.

Bruce Brown
Cornelia, Ga.

Evelyn Callas
Demorest, Ga.

Jean Carlan

DeFuniok Springs, Fla.

Helen Cannon
Clayton, Ga.

Byron Cash
Wadley, Ala.

Gletea Chastain
Sautee, Ga.

Maud Colquitt
Geneva, Ga.

Gordon Craig
Ranger, Ga.

Robert Floyd
Clayton, Ga.

James A. Fountain
Dexter, Ga.

Leroy Garland
Clayton, Ga.

Marvene Gillespie
Demorest, Ga.

Mary Neil Hardman
Lake Wales, Flo.

Charles Hendrickson
Demoresf, Ga.

Jack Holcomb
Cleveland, Ga.

Milo Howard
Wrens, Ga.

William Hunnicut
Cornelia, Ga.

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Joanne Jones

Mountain City, Ga.

Joe Lattanzi
Nelson, Ga.

Martha Frances Moore
Dewey Rose, Ga.

Jewell McDaniel
Demorest, Ga.

Van Owens

Carnesville, Ga.

Ken Palmer

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Henry Dan Powers

7"occoo, Ga.

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John Skclton
Royston, Go.

Ken Sosebee

Habersham, Ga.

Garland Smith
Clayton, Ga.

Robert Stephens
Palatka, Flo.

Dorothy Stonecypher
Toccoo, Ga.

Polly Terrell
Carnesville, Ga.

Calvin Watts
Tiger, Ga.

Kate Welborn
Canon, Ga.

JUNIORS NOT SHOWN:

Benjamin J. Brookshire
Gainesville, Ga.

Elmo Brown
Cornelia, Ga.

Robert J. Derrick
Demorest, Ga.

William Dillishaw
Demorest, Ga.

Hugh Doss
Canton, Ga.

James M. Floyd
Jasper, Ga.

Thelma Loudermilk
Mt. Airy, Ga.

William E. Loudermilk
Toccoa, Ga.

Hershel Alex Payne
Balwin, Ga.

N. S. Timmons
Waleska, Ga.

Kenneth Watson
Demorest, Ga.

Eddie Newsome, Jr.
fafonton, Ga.

George Smith
Balwin, Ga.

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Marie Albert
Toccoa, Ga.

Annie Rose Allen
Sautee, Ga.

Irene Blockstock
Auburn, Ga.

William E. Branch
Baxley, Ga.

Elsie Burred
Kitzmiller, Md.

Pat Butler

Westminister, S. C.

Kenneth Cash
Carnesville, Ga.

Portia Chamberlin
fast Northfield, Mass.

Edward Corry
Union Point, Ga.

William J. Corry
Robinson, Ga.

Talmadge Crump
Toccoa, Ga.

H. A. Dyer, Jr.
Cornelia, Ga.

Montee Eason
Surrency, Ga.

J. B. Eller

Demorest, Ga.

Grace Elrod

Clarkesville, Ga.

Aubrey Finch

Union Point, Go.

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Dolores Fuller
Chattanooga, Tenn.

Hazel Garner
Jefferson, Ga.

George Gearino
Plainfield, N. J.

Herbert Goolsby
Carnesville, Ga.

Bobby Johnson
loccoa, Ga.

Loy Johnson
Hartwell, Ga.

Imogene Johnson
Hartwell, Ga.

J. W. Jones
Clarkesville, Ga.

Wilma Keller
Toccoa, Ga.

Odelle Kelly
Rabun Gap, Ga.

Donald Kennedy
Clarkesville, Ga.

Lorna Landers
Mt. Airy, Ga.

Mary Elizabeth Law
Demorest, Ga.

Harold Lewis
Tournapull, Ga.

Herbert Long
Analusia, Ala.

Peggy Joyce Oliver
Clermont, Ga.

John E. Pardue
Clarkesville, Ga.

Brannon W. Ridings
Nelson, Ga.

Byord Roper, Jr.
Clarkesville, Ga.

Connie Shirley
Tiger, Ga.

Ralph Simmons
Toccoa, Ga.

Theodore Sisk, Jr.
Homer, Ga.

Mary Wages

Tallulah Lodge, Ga.

Bessie Fay Watts
Tiger, Ga.

Roy Wood
Clanton, Ala.

Mary Woodall
Clarkesville, Ga.

Jimmie Lou Yearwood
Clarkesville, Ga.

Pearson White
Cornelia, Ga.

SOPHOMORES NOT SHOWN:

Theresa Albert
Toccoa, Ga.

Charles Alexander
Athens, Ga.

William C. Culpepper
Toccoa, Ga.

Wendell Fennell
Demorest, Ga.

Joe Frankum
Clarkesville, Ga.

Betty Morris
Madison, Ga.

James Forest Oakley
Ridgeway, Texas

Julie B. Olmstead
Demorest, Ga.

Nolen Ridgeway
Roysfon, Ga.

Jimmie Robinson
Chattanooga, Tenn.

Floyd Stancil
Clarkesville, Ga.

Joe Stewart
Mt. Airy, Ga.

Harvey Stowe
Toccoa, Ga.

Earl Tench
Demorest, Ga.

Louise Veal
Buford, Ga.

Leroy Whiting
Chicopee, Ga.

Leon Dyer

Dahlonega, Ga.

Charles Hardman
Tallulah Lodge, Go

Bill Turpin
Demorest, Ga.

MARY GROVE • STEVE STEEN • MINGON BROWN • CAL KELEHEAR • BONNIE MANNING

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STEVE STEEN President

CAL KELEHEAR Vice-President

MIGNON BROWN Secretary

BONNIE MANNING Treasurer

MARY GROVE Reporter

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CLASS

DeWirt Andrews
Toccoa, Ga.

Jean Banks
Homer, Ga.

Tommy Bowen

Mountain City, Gc

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Mignon Brown
Covington, Ga.

Bruce Blasingame
Jefferson, Ga.

Lyndol Cain
Gainesville, Ga.

Bobbie Carpenter
Baldwin, Ga.

Troyce Cash
Baldwin, Ga.

Harry Clark
Demorest, Ga.

Gerald Cleveland
Hartwell, Ga.

Marion Cochran
Nelson, Ga.

Herring Cole
Rockmart, Ga.

Rosalyn Cochran
Apalachee, Ga.

Gcraldinc Collins
Clermont, Ga.

Dennis Craven
Cornelia, Ga.

Beverly Crow
Cornelia, Ga.

Lillian Darnell
Rabun Gap, Ga.

Edward Clark
D/7/ard, Ga.

Dan DeFoor

Eastanollee, Ga.

Celeste Durham
Homer, Ga.

Billie Durrence
Hinesville, Ga.

Richard Fowler
Cuthburt, Ga.

Robert Gann
Athens, Ga.

John Gillespie
Demorest, Ga.

Susie Grier
Clermont, Ga.

Mary Grove
Atlanta, Ga.

Jerome Guest
Eastanollee, Ga.

Vernon Hallford
Demorest, Ga.

Frances Henderson
Oakwood, Ga.

Joan Jordan
Comer, Ga.

Oscar Kelehear
Clarkesville, Ga.

Kathryn Kelehear
Clarkesville, Ga.

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Dorothy Lane
Auburndale, Moss.

Kathryn Lane
Auburndale, Mass.

Steve LeCroy
Carnesville, Ga.

Grady Lumpkin
Clarkesville, Ga.

Betty Lou Mabry
Westminister, S. C.

Bonnie Manning
Thorsby, Ala.

Bill ie Moon
Toccoo, Ga.

Doris Moss

Habersham, Ga.

Garnett McMillan
Clarkesville, Ga

Mary Jane Oliver
Clermont, Ga.

Leonard Pitts
Toccoa, Ga.

Jane Porter
Cornelia, Ga.

Mays Potts
Jefferson, Ga

Alline Puree
Carnesville, Ga

John Roberts
Toccoa, Ga.

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Joe Smith
Toccoo, Go.

Ralph Smith

Clarkesville, Go

Russell Smith
Clarketville, Ga.

Wilmo Smith
Lakemont, Ga.

Grady Starnes
Savannah, Ga.

Steve Steen
Bristol, R. I.

Curtis Lee Sullens
Toccoa, Ga.

Dean Terrell
Toccoa, Ga.

Lawrence Warren
Demorest, Ga.

Truitt Watson
Carnesville, Ga.

Eloise West
Syhania, Ala.

Asbury Whitmire
Toccoa, Ga.

Adeline Wood
Dudley, Ga.

Emily Wynn
Y/aycross, Ga.

Sophia Yost

Ludington, Mich.

Martha Joyce Bellamj
Toccoa, Ga.

Frances Deal
Toccoa, Ga.

Francis Byers
Demorest, Ga.

Jo Berrong
Cornelia, Ga.

FRESHMEN NOT SHOWN:

J. T. Acree

Union Point, Ga.

Zone McClain
Tiger, Ga.

Huqh E. Alexander
Cornelia, Ga.

Robert McCrackin
Lakemont, Ga.

Frank Brown

Clarkesville, Ga.

Harold McKay
Lakemont, Ga.

Joe Crumbly
Wiley, Ga.

Hugh McLane
Hartwell, Ga.

Dwayne Dowdy
Baldwin, Ga.

Wayne Pardue
Clarkesville, Ga

Betty Edge
Toccoa, Ga.

Robert Perry
Hull, Ga.

Jack Edwards
Cornelia, Ga.

Harold Powell
Elberton, Ga.

Gwendolyn Farrow
Eastanollee, Ga.

Tom Roane
Tiger, Ga.

James Marion Floyd
Hinsyille, Ga.

James Smallwood
Cornelia, Ga.

Marion Hunt
Hartwell, Ga.

Charles Savage
Toccoa, Ga.

Ray Kenny
Toccoa, Ga.

Harold Smith
Tiger, Ga.

Charles Lewallen
Toccoa, Ga.

Sam Sosebee
Toccoa, Ga.

Ruzelle Lewallen
Homer, Ga.

John Vaughn
Cornelia, Ga.

Billy Morrison
Clarkesville, Ga.

Ruth Watts
Tiger, Ga.

Hattie McCall
Clayton, Ga.

Corbett Wood
Cornelia, Ga.

FOREIGN STUDENTS

W. F. Nyhof
Holland

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BOB COOPER
President

JIMMY SINGLETON
Vice-President

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Societies play an important part in the life at Piedmont. The J. S. Green Society, found-
ed by the pioneers of the college, has developed with the college and has helped deep-
en the spirit of loyalty and devotion to the faculty and administration. It has en-
deavored to create between students and the school, which will mean liberty attach-
ment to the Green and Gold.

TOM BROWN
Secretary and Treasurer

PROF. HOYT BOWEN
Sponsor

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Robert Lokey
Raymond Berry

Eugene Ramsey
Charles Hendrickson
Travis Vaughn

Loy Johnson
Aubrey Finch
Ed Williams

Hugh Settles
Gary Huff
Cecil Huff

Edward Corry
Joe Yattanzi
Kelly Quillian

NOT SHOWN:

Jack Allagood Jimmie Floyd
Pat Butler Frank Franks

Wallace Nelson Bud Beacham

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President

ROY WOOD
Vice-President

PROTROPIAN So

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The name, Propropian, is derived from a Greek word meaning "In the forefront." 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 oppor-
tunities, 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."

HERBERT GOOLSBY
Secretary

BILL LeCROY
Treasurer

FRANCIS C. COOK
Sponsor

Robert Floyd
John Anderson
John Skelron

Jack Whitmire
Coy Free
John Quill ian

Carlton Lee Sisk
Truitt Watson
Steve LeCroy

Earnest Harper
Kenneth Cash
Montee Eason

Bob Lamb

NOT SHOWN:

Connie Shirley James Floyd
Fred Free Grady Starnes

Julio Ruiz

JUANITA COLLINS
President

HELEN CANNON
Vice-President

MARTHA FRANCES MOORE
Secretory

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

COLORS
Black and Gold

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Gold Chrysanthemum

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

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

JEWELL McDANIEL
Treasurer

ELSIE BURRELL
Chaplain

MRS. FRANCIS COOK
Sponsor

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Annie Rose Allen
Irene Blackstock
Henrietta Brack
Maud Colquitt
Geraldine Collins
Joanne Jones

Portia Cliamberlain
Geleta Chastain
Grace Elrod
Susie Grier
Lillian Darnell
Esther Johnson

Phyllis Hughes
Dolores Fuller
Mary Grove
Jackie Garrison
Frances Henderson
Kathryn Kalehear

Wilma Keller
Lorna Landers
Betty Jean Ledbetter
Jean Lee
Betty Lou Mabry
Bonn e Manning

Van Owens
Peggy Joyce Oliver
Mary Jane Oliver
Dot Stonecypher
Ann Smith
Adline Wood

Emily Wynn
Eloise West
Bessie Foye Watts
Georgia Woodard
Wilma Smith
Mildred Shirley

NOT SHOWN:
Betty Batson
Peggy Crow
Joanne Seagraves
Marvine Gillespie
Mary Elizabeth Law
Lola Wood
Beverley Crow
Imogene Johnson

Sophia Yost
Mildred Owens

ELSIE JORDAN
President

LORA LANCASTER
Vice-President

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"Make use of the day"

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

NANCY MARTIN
Secretary

POLLY TERRELL
Treasurer

Kate Wellborn
Alline Pureed
Jo Berrong

Wendy Berrong
Joan Jordan
Roslyn Cochran

Ramona Garrison
Ruth McDuffie
Frances Waters

Courtney Randolph
Pauline Parker
Evelyn Callas

Mary

Neil Hardman

NOT SHOWN

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Morris
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Co-sponsors

Miss Lillian McKee

Mrs. Jane Whitlock

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EUGENE RAMEY

ELSIE JORDAN

Wkos Wko 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 outstanding
students selected from six hundred schools in the country. This recognition
is the culmination of all college honors and achievements. Selections 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.

MARTHA FRANCES MOORE

JUANITA COLLINS

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E. JORDAN • T. VAUGHN • E. WILLIAMS • L. LANCASTER

STUDENT ASSOCIATION Officer*

ED WILLIAMS President

TRAVIS VAUGHN Vice-President

ELSIE JORDAN Secretary

LORA LANCASTER Treasurer

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MARTHA MOORE JEAN LEE TIM W. HOLBROOK

Editor Co-Editor Faculty Advisor

Y O N A H I A N Staff

TRAVIS VAUGHN and ELSIE JORDAN Sports Editor

VAN OWENS and EMILY WYNN Typists

SOPHIA YOST Art Editor

HELEN CANNON, GERALDINE COLLINS, ELOISE
WEST, RUTH McDUFFIE, BETTY JEAN LEDBETTER,
HERBERT LONG, COURTNEY RANDOLPH Associate Editors

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JoANN SEAGRAVES ELSIE BURRELL JOHN SKELTON

Edltor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager

PIEDMONT OWL Staff

ELSIE JORDAN and TRAVIS VAUGHN Sports Editor

DOROTHY STONECYPHER Cartoonist

J0E WEBB Society Editor

JOHN QUILLIAN Circulation Manager

JEAN LEE, MARTHA F. MOORE, JEWELL McDANIEL
MARY NEIL HARDMAN Feature Editors

BETTY JEAN LEDBETTER Photographer

ALLINE PURCELL, COURTNEY RANDOLPH, ROSALYN
COCHRAN, R. J DERRICK, SUSIE GRIER, KATE
WELLBORN, SOPHIA YOST Reporters

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Marvine Gillespie

Pauline Parker

Wendy Berrong

Susie Grier

Courtney Randolph

Mignon Brown

Mary Grove

Eugene Ramey

Portia Chamberlain

Mary Neil Hardman

John Skelton

Geraldine Collins

Jack Hayes

Grady Starnes

Juanita Collins

Kathryn Kelchcar

Louise Veal

Nancy Cook

Bob Lamb

Eloise West

Beverly Crow

Lora Lancaster

Jack Whitmire

Howard Davis

Dorothy Lane

Roy Wood

Coy Free

Katharine Lane

Georgia Woodard

Dolores Fuller

Betty Jean Ledbetter

Kazou Zsigmond

Ramona Garrison

Herbert Long

Miss Aurelia Townes

John Gillespie

Betty Lou Mabry

Music Director.

ORCHESTRA

MEMBERS

Aurelia Townes, Conductor
Loren Rowley, Piano
Thomas Hardy, First Violin
H. C. Cameron, First Violin
Lillian McKee, Obbligato Violin
Elizabeth Koppe, Obbligato Violin

Wendy Berrong, Viola

Elsie Jordan, Trumpet

Robert Lamb, Clarinet

Howard Davis, Cello

Milton Whittler, Bass

Mary Neil Hardman, Tambourine

Marvine Gillespie, Second Violin

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HENRIETTA BRACK President

VAN OWENS Vice-President

ANNIE ROSE ALLEN .... Secretary and Treasurer
JUANITA COLLINS Program Chairman

MEMBERS

Elsie Burrell

Eugene Ramey

Betty Lou Mobry

Annie Rose Allen

Ruth McDuffie

Jean Lee

Joe Lattanzi

Jack Whitmire

Mary Grove

Nancy Martin

Susie Grier

Wilma Keller

Martha F. Moore

Ann Smith

Kate Wellborn

Geraldine Collins

Peggy Joyce Oliver

Miss Isabel Lumsden

Raymond Berry

Betty Jean Ledbettcr

Von Owens

Mary Neil Hardman

Coy Free

Dot Stonecypher

Mary Woodall

RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE

TIM W. HOLBROOK
Faculty Advisor

MEMBERS

Courtney Randolph
Martha Frances Moore
Portia Chamberlain
Raymond Berry
Marvine Gillespie
John Quillian
Juanita Collins
Henrietta Brack

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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

MEMBERS

Mr. Hoyt Bowen, Sponsor

Betty Jean Ledbetter

Portia Chamberlain

Mary Grove

Courtney Randolph

Herbert Long

Juanita Collins

Dolores Fuller

Raymond Berry

Kathryn Kelehear

Marvine Gillespie

Jean Lee

Eugene Ramey

Grace Elrod

John Quillian

Martha F. Moore

Ann Smith

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BOB COOPER President

LOYD HUNTER Vice-President

LORA LANCASTER .... Secretary and Treasurer

Ed Williams
Bub Beacham
Cecil Huff
Gary Huff
Nancy Martin
Elsie Jordan
Helen Cannon
Bob Lokey
Wallace Nelson
Travis Vaughn
Joe Lattanzi

MEMBERS

J. T. Acree

Bill Corry

Ken Palmer

John Pardue

Grace Elrod

Cal Kelehear

Irene Blackstock

Jerry Gearino

HONORARY MEMBERS

Tommy McMullan

Betty Lou Mabry

Edward Corry

Dolores Fuller

Ken Sosebee

Mary Neil Hardman

Leroy Whiting

Mary Grove

Mays Potts

John Skelton

Eugene Hardman

Elsie Burrell

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

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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 per-
formance of "The Brat" and "The Barretts of Wimpole Street."

OFFICERS

EUGENE RAMEY President

MARVINE GILLESPIE Secretary

MEMBERS

JOHN QUILLIAN

ANN SMITH

MARVINE GILLESPIE
JUANITA COLLINS

EUGENE RAMEY

FRANK C. LAUBACH

World Literacy, educator and missionary,

PERCY GRAINGER
Pianist and composer.

ADDY CHANDLER

Insurance, chapel speaker, alumnus.

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Chapel speaker and Sales Organizational Counsel.

J. W. HEAD

President of Electronics Institute, Alumnus.

POPE F. BROCK, Sneaker
Coca-Cola Company

JOHN LESTER PERRY, Speaker
United States Steel Corporation

JAMES E. WALTER, Ninth President of Piedmont College

J. L. PERRY, CLYDE McCLURE and DAVID SHEPHERD,

Superintendent of the Southeast Conference Congregational Chris-
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JONATHAN C. ROGERS, President of University of Georgia,

Speaker, and HOYT BOWEN, President of Alumni Association.
Processional led by FRANCIS C. COOK.

Bob Lamb, Mary Neil Hardman, Professor Westafer, Marion Hunt, Kate Wellborn, Eugene Ramey.

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MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE is a student chapter of a
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CHEERLEADERS

Betty Lou Mobry
Dolores Fuller
Mary Neil Hardman
Mary Grove

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PITCHERS

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Potts

Sosebee

Whiting

1950 BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Piedmont — 7 North Ga. 4

Piedmont — 6 North Ga. 4

Piedmont — 16 Oglethorpe 1

Piedmont — 11 Hiawasse 6

Piedmont — 8 Hiawasse 14

Piedmont— 6 Wofford 8

Piedmont — 11 Hiawasse 14

Piedmont — 11 Hiawasse 5

Piedmont — 6 Western Carolina 8

Piedmont — 4 Western Carolina 7

Piedmont — 1 Ga. Teachers 2

Piedmont— 1 Wofford 23

Piedmont— 2 North Ga. 9

Piedmont — 6( Ga. Teachers _ 5

Piedmont — 1 Ga. Teachers 2

Piedmont — 18 Oglethorpe 4

Piedmont — 7 Ga. Frosh 6

Piedmont — 6 Ga. Frosh 4

Piedmont — 4 North Ga. 5

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Left to Right: Singleton, Mgr., Cave, Coach, Potts, B. Corry, Lattanzi, Nelson, Beacham, Huff, E. Corry, Acree.

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DIXIE LUNCH

'Home of the World's
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Harry's Photo Shop

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Compliments of

CLYDE SULLIVAN

Drugs — Sundries

Staple and Fancy Groceries

CARNESVILLE GEORGIA

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Compliments of

PARKER PURCELL

Standard Oil Products

Philco Radio and Appliances

CARNESVILLE GEORGIA

Compliments of .

THRIFT SHOP

Piedmont College
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Swindell Pharmacy

Prescription Druggist

Phone 312

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Associate Store

Home owned by C. L. Burch

Auto Parts — Home Supplies
Paint — Tools — Sporting Goods
Electrical Appliances

Phone 274
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Cornelia Pharmacy

C. P. CUNNINGHAM
Pharmacist

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Demorest Branch

Cagle Shoe Shop

Cornelia Bank

Your Patronage Appreciated

DEMOREST GEORGIA

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Chrisler's Department

Chevrolet • Oldsmobile

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Sales and Service

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When in Demorest

Demorest Service
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DEMOREST GEORGIA

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"Toccoa's Newest and Nicest
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Parker Newman
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TOCCOA GEORGIA

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CLAYTON GEORGIA

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H E. Cannon
Department Store

Furnishings for the Entire

Family

CLAYTON GEORGIA

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Batson Grocery Store

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DEMOREST

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COMPLIMENTS OF

GEM JEWELRY COMPANY

Northeast Georgia's Exclusive Distributors

BENRUS Official Watch of Famous Airlines

GAINESVILLE TOCCOA CUMMING

GEORGIA

GALLANT-BELK COMPANY

Gainesville's Largest and Most Complete
Department Store

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R. E. Cannon
Funeral Home

"Slick's Paw"

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J. A. Cannon — H. E. Cannon, Jr.

Rabun Dept. Store

Nunn-Bush Shoes — Van Husen Shirts
Stylemart Clothes

CLAYTON GEORGIA

When in Gainesville
eat at

Bishop's Cafe

GAINESVILLE GEORGIA

Compliments of

Rabun Frozen Foods, Inc.

GLENN S. BEARDEN, Manager
CLAYTON GEORGIA

Compliments of

Prope's Furniture
Company

Furniture — Pianos
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J. C. Penney Company

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Clayton Drug Company

Walgreen Agency

Phone 69

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Gold's Department
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Phone 74
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Wholesalers and Retailers of
Milk and Milk Products

CORNELIA GEORGIA

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CAMERON STUDIO

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Mrs. Audrey Garrard —

"I seen him when he done it, and done taken out after him."

"Gerry" Collins —

"I'd thought I'd flitter."

Courtney Randolph —

"Now, if you'd asked my advice but of course you didn't."

Jean Lee —

"Them Canton boys, — nuff said."

Eloise West —

"Hi, boy."

Dr. Cook —

"Hee, Hee, thought I'd give you a little pop quiz today didn't you?"

Milo Howard —

"Jean, let's go to Mt. Airy tonight?"

Sophia Yost —

"Don't ask such em-bear-assing questions."

Mrs. A.—

"That's strictly elementary."

Roy "Bernice" Wood and Jack "Agnes" Hayes—

"What's the secret of these names, boys."

Jack Whitmire—

"That's just WONDER-FUL"

Mignon B. —

"Have I got a letter today."

JoeLattanzi —

"The YANKS won today!"

Dr. Thompson —

"Final Authority on Women."

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