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Piedmont College

103 years of Excellence

Fall 1999-Spring 2000

PIEDMONT COLLEGE

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Message from the President

Dear Students:

Back in the late 1880s, New England reformers
arrived in Georgia to set up their ideal town in the
foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. They es-
tablished businesses around Hazel Creek, built
churches and modest homes, and raised their
families.

It wasn't long before thay built a large, wood
frame building at the top of a hill as a prominent
symbol of their faith in the power of education.
In a very short time this remote, agricultural area
could boast a school and a college with over 300
students. And just after the turn of the century, the
growing College had the good fortune to become
affiliated with the Congregational Churches, the
church of the pilgrams.

From such meaningful beginnings, Piedmont Col-
lege was born, and through thick and thin the
College continued to thrive because of the dedication and faith of her early leaders. But the depression and
the war years created hard times for the College. When Dr. Walter, a prominent Congregationalist, arrived
in the late forties, his unhappy task as new President was to consider closing the College.

But once again a New Englander saw the great promise of education in northeast Georgia, and Dr. Walter
not only kept the College open he also established an endowment that makes Piedmont's mission possible.

As this great College grows and makes more educational opportunities available, we are reminded that faith,
hard work, and perseverance are the watchwords of the Congregationalist heritage and educational mission
at Piedmont. And as this yearbook adds new names to this rich history of service, we reflect on our past and
pledge ourselves to teach and learn in a manner that brings honor to dear old Piedmont, may she ever stand.

President Ray Cleere

Piedmont College

Piedmont Administrators

President Ray Cleere pictured with his wife Charlie. Dr. Delene Lee ,Vice President for Administration

and Finance.

Dr. Carlton Adams ,Vice President for Academic Af-
fairs.

Mr. Phil Sanders ,Vice President for Institutional Advancement.

President Cleere and
Vice-President Lee
work with the archi-
tects that are design-
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Academic Deans

Dr. Frances W. Brown

Dean, School of Nursing

Dr. James F. Mellichamp

Dean, School of Arts & Sciences

Dr. William E. Piper

Dean, School of Business

Dr. Jane McFerrin

Dean, School of Education

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Piedmont College at a
glance!

Piedmont College

School of Arts and Sciences

The School of Arts and Sciences encompasses
the fine arts, humanities, mathematics, natural
sciences and the social sciences. It also includes
interdisciplinary programs in which all students
develop skills in rational debate and analytical
thinking by honing their writing and speaking
skills.

Programs of Study

Humanities Fine Arts

Music

Art

Theatre Arts

English

French

German

Japanese

Religion and

Philosophy

Spanish

Interdisciplinary Studies

Liberal Arts

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics/Computer

Information Systems

Natural Sciences

Biology

Chemistry

Earth Science

Physical Science

Physics

Social Sciences

Anthropology

Criminal Justice

History

Political Science

Psychology

Sociology

School of Education

The profession of teaching is one that allows a
person to make a difference in the life of an
individual. Students who choose teaching as their
career should be aware that they have the poten-
tial to help mold the future. The mission of the
teacher education program is to prepare teachers
to be communicators of knowledge and educa-
tional goals, facilitators of learning and thinking,
and nurturers of self-esteem and interpersonal
skills.

Piedmont also offers a Dual-Degree Program for
students seeking initial certification to teach English,
mathematics, science, social science or Spanish at the
secondary level. This program, also called a Fifth
Year MAT program, allows students to earn their
bachelor's degrees and Master of Arts in Teaching
degrees.

Piedmont College

School of Nursing

The R.H.Daniel School of Nursing curriculum is community-
based, with a focus on health promotion and
prevention of disease.

For students preparing for registered nurse
status, the program of study is four years. The first
two years include general education courses in the
humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and
mathematics to provide a foundation for the
nursing courses taken in the junior and senior
years. The last two years are devoted exclusively
to nursing courses and clinical practicums.
Following successful completion of the program,
students are eligible to sit for the National Council
Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses
(NCLEX-RN), one of the components of the
licensure process.

For Registered Nurses wishing to obtain the
Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, the pro-
gram of study is four semesters in length following completion of
all general education requirements of the nursing major. Profes-
sional nursing courses are scheduled one day each week in order
to allow the RN student to work, if desired. Practicums in
Community Health and Leadership/Management are arranged at
appropriate clinical sites.

School of Business

The modern manager is a decision maker who
must understand accounting, communications,
economics, finance, human behavior, marketing,
quantitative methods, computer information
systems and technology in order to comprehend
and resolve business problems.

Business administration at Piedmont takes
these factors into account with the assistance of
local business leaders. These leaders continue to
serve as advisors to the program and help
provide links to the business world.

Each student is encouraged to participate as
an intern with a local business or other organiza-
tion. These opportunities enhance future
employment possibilites.

The School of Business Administration
prepares students for rewarding and productive
careers as business leaders with global perspec-
tive.

Piedmont College

Athens Center

Dr. Sliaron B. Denero
Athens Center Director

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Dr. Sidney E. Brown, Dean of Graduate Studies and Off-Campus programs
Welcomes Dr. Walter Denero and a friend to the Athens Center reception.

Piedmont College

The Athens Center

The Piedmont College Athens Center offers a small-college experience in a big
college town for undergraduate and graduate students.

Opened in 1996, the Athens Center serves students in the Athens-Clarke County
area with convenient day and evening classes. For students seeking to complete
bachelor's or advanced degrees, the Athens Center offers small classes and indi-
vidualized instruction. Most classes meet once a week during eight- week or 16-
week sessions. Students here receive the same level of instruction as those at
Piedmont's main campus and can draw on the academic and cultural resources
available in Athens, Georgia's fourth largest metropolitan area.

While the Athens Center currently serves primarily upper-level students, fresh-
men and sophomore students can take advantage of a joint enrollment program
with Athens Technical Institute. In this program, students attend Athens Tech for
two years and can then transfer appropriate credits to Piedmont to complete their
bachelor's degree.

The Athens Center academic buildings are located near downtown Athens on
Prince Avenue and North Milledge Avenue. The Center includes a computer lab
with Internet access where students can study and conduct research, plus Athens
Center students have full library privileges at the University of Georgia Main
Library.

COHORT PROGRAMS

Schools of the 2 1 st Century will need teachers who are prepared to meet the
challenges of higher academic standards, increasingly diverse student populations,
complex social issues, and expanding uses of high technology. At Piedmont
College, the response to these challenges has been the development of an innova-
tive program that focuses on the professional growth of teachers and the improve-
ment of schools. The Piedmont Master of Arts Cohort Program is designed for
practicing teachers who want to make a difference in the lives of children by
improving instruction in their own classrooms and their schools.

Classes are held in school systems across Georgia and are composed of cohorts
of students who take the same series of courses together. The program is directed
and taught by Piedmont College faculty, working in partnership with scholar-
practitioners, often from the same school system where classes are taught. This
access to Piedmont and local resources makes it possible to address the immediate
needs and goals of the system by linking theory to actual practice.

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Dr. Mary C. Lane
The Woman of the New Millennium

Dr. Mary C. Lane was Dean of Piedmont College from 1978 to 1986. She has always
been a woman ahead of her time. In her current role as Archivist and Dean Emeritus
for Piedmont, Dr. Lane continues to motivate and inspire others to live out their
dreams. Her great success is an example for young women of today. She encourages
students of Piedmont to create their own legend.

LEADER

EDUCATOR

ARCHIVIST. ARMY COLONEL. AUTHOR

DEAN, PIEDMONT COLLEGE

ENERGETIC, EMPOWERING

RELIGION PROFESSOR

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The Legend

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John Ahnen

Mary Albrecht

Gwenda Alexander Samantha Alexander Jeremy Anderson

Carolyn Andrews

Leigh Armstrong

Latatia Arnold Beatrice Augustine-Bunce Jennifer Ayers

Melissa Bagwell

Palmer Bailey

Weyburn Bailey

Stephen Ball

Bryan Ballard

Amy Banwell

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Stephen Barnett

Susan Bindhamer

Inga Bonner

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Nicole Bartman

William Beerman

Mark Bennett

Elizabeth Blake

Daniel Blankenship Michelle Blankenship

Karyn Boykin

Daniel Bray

Laurel Bridges

Joseph Beverly

Corey Bline

Elizabeth Brinson

Philip Brooks

Honna Brown

Sande Bruebaker

Michael Burns

Lesli Burton

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Adrianne Christmas

Michelle Clower

Lauren Cobb

Davina Collins

Joe Collins

Addison Cook

Christina Copeland

Anthony Cox

Thersa Cusaac

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Katherine Darnell

Rachel Davidson

Karen B Davis

Katherine Dawson

Jenni Deitz

Matthew Dekle

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Bashie Ebron

Lee Evans

William Faircloth

Alice Fisher

Amy-Leigh Fisher

David Flint

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Joseph Giamelta

Katie Gibbs

Tiffany Gordon

Summer Gove

Glenda Green

Jeff Hames

Maura Hamilton

Dario Hanic

Colleen Hanson

Joel Harbin

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Holly Haynes

Arianne Haywood

Kevin Hebert

Sarah Henderson

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Stacy Jerris

Candice Jones

Julie Sanders

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Alicia Johnson

Angela Johnson

Carrie Johnson

Casey Jones

Jerilyn Jones

Jesi Jones

Amy Jumper

Jeff Kelly

Tanya Kerr

Rebecca Kitchens

April Jones

Max Jordan

Keith Kersey

Evelyn Knight

Heather Knight

Adnan Kovac

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Steven Kozicki

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A.J. Laye

David Limbach

Jennifer Malcom

Meichell Layton

Derek D. Lee

Brenda Lester

Deborah Lissimore Jessica Loudermilk

Jennifer Lynn

Cara Leverette

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Angela McCarty

Tony McCullers

David McDaniel

Suzanne Mace

Mari McElhannen

Crystal McFarlin

Shawn McGuire

Nichole Miles

Katie Miller

Amanda Milone

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Katrina Minish

Benjamin Myers

Misty Osley

Bridget Paul

Eda Montgomery

Constance Moody

Jessica Moseley

Amir Mujezinovic

Catherine Nix

Tonya Ocasio

Kristin Oliver

Anna Ortiz

Daniel Ostojic

Summer Owenby

Chiquita Parks

Diane Parr

Patty Payne

Kristen Pearson

Michele Pearson

Deborah Peck

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Debora Permar

Anna Pettway

Julie Phillips

Levi Pless

Keisa Pocoroba

Andrea Pollack

Jennifer Porter

Jay Prett

Stephanie Printz

Joseph Randolph

Ann Rau

Michelle Rawdin

Chrise Reignier

Luke Rheault

Craig Richard

Joshua Rogers

Lorena Rojas

Julie Russell

Lori Sanchelli

Adriane Schnaak

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Bryan Schroeder

Erika Sellers

Cynthia Shie

Stefan Smith

Georgia Scott

Jeramie Scott

Amanda Segers

Erik Seray

Melissa Seymour

Curtis Shedd

Rosanna Shwarts

Andy Sloan

Gina Smalley

Donna Spangler

Brian Spaulding

Nicole St. John

Melinda Selick

Lisa Sheriff

Brandy Smith

Elijah Stancel

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Boris Stankic

Keri Taylor

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Melissa Sterling

Beth Stinchcombe Kimberly Stohlmann

Stein Ove Teigen

Hope Terrell

Jill Thompson

Elen Strahle

Kerrin Thompson

Whitney Timmons

Mark Trythall

Skye Tyler

Roshae Upshaw

Gary Valentine

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Valerie Vinson

Agnes Warner

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Andrew Wagner

Andrew Walker

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Desmond Watkins

Kim Watkins

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LaDontrie Walton

Teresa Weiser

Paige Wheeler

Billy White

Kelly White

Rob White

Toni Wilkerson

Anjanette Williams

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Elizabeth Williams

Richard Williams Jennifer Williamson

Vanessa Wilson

Jill Wright

Kenneth Wright

Ferlissa Yearby

Laura Young

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In. Memory of

Jeremy Donald Garren

Jeremy, a freshmen
student here a Piedmont
College, died in a tragic
car accident Tuesday,
November 24, 1999
while heading home
from school for the
Thanksgiving break.
Jeremy was an out-
standing friend,
christian, and student.
He was nineteen years
old. Jeremy was very
active in the Baptist
Student Union and the
Piedmont College The-
atre Department. He
also established a band
with friends and en-
joyed playing inspira-
tional songs. Jeremy's
laughter, smile, and
crazy jokes will be
missed by all of us.

Jeremy ' s 1 999 Piedmont College Yearbook Picture

Jeremy pictured with his best

friends Doug Tipton and Andrew

Wagner.

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Jeremy was in one of Piedmont

College ' s Theatre Department Fall

One Act Plays.

A Tribute to
Jeremy Donald Garren

I'm waiting.
Sitting andwaitingforwhateveritis boiling up inside me to explode

andmaybe itneverwilL
Icanfeelit.
Icanfeelitgoing through me andturning in my stomach and well-
ing up in my eyes andflowing through my pores
In andoutofme andinto allofus wheneverwe're together.

Togetherwithoutyou

Just when I think I'm understanding death a little bit-I don't. I

wish I could have knownyou longer andbetter becauseyou are one

hettofaperson to be around.

You know what the strangestthing is?

I can't cry about you because every time I start to cry, every time

tears wellup in my eyes andthey're atthe brim waiting/or that one

last surge of sadness to push them over the edge, they don'tfallbe-

causelstartsmilinginstead

Thankyouforthe blessing ofy our presence.

Godgrantyou etemalpeace in his kingdom,

IloveyoUy dearfriemi

I can't wait to laugh with you again,

BySeirraNicholson

Piedmont College Freshmen

Piedmont College

Most Athletic

Most Attractive

Most Dependable

Amy Banwell & Leonard
Cheiaua

Best All Around

Amanda Harvey & Levi Pless

Most Friendly

Jada Stone & Ray Smith

Most Intelligent

Amy Jenkins & Matt Burch Nicole StJohn & Josh Rogers

Julie Phillips & Tony
McCuellers

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1999 - 2000 Superlatives

Most Talented

Most Original

Most Likely to Succeed

Heather Ford & Ben Harrison

Most Spirited

Maggie Dubon & Nolan
McSparren

Most Witty

Kristen Pearson & Matt Neal

(Matt Neal Not Pictured, off being
successful)

Best Dressed

Carolyn Hart & Brad "Elmo"
Beverly

Seirra Nicholason & Beau
Hobbs

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Amy Jumper & Casey Jones

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Faculty and

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Faculty! Staff

Dr. Carlton Adams

Vice President for Technology and

Program Development

Dr.Stephanie Almagno

Asso. Prof, of English and Chair of

Humanities Dept

Dr.Buford Arnold
Asso. Prof, of Education

Dr. Richard Austin
Asst. Prof, of Biology

Dr. Alan Baumler
Asst. Prof, of History

Dr. Barbara Benson
Asst. Prof, of Education

Dr. Betsey Blakeslee
Asst. Prof, of Interdisciplinary Studies

Dr. Ronnie Booth
Asso. Prof, of Education

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Dr. Ellen Briggs
Asso. Prof, of Physical Education

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Faculty! Staff

Dr. Emerson Brooking
Asso. Prof, of Psychology

Dr. Sidney E Brown
Asso. Prof, of Educafion

Shirley Cantrell
Asst. Prof, of Nursing

Dr. Angela Brown
Asst. Prof, of Education

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Asso. Prof, of Education

Carol Caldwell
Field Placement Director of Education

Sam Canup
Asst. Prof, of Theater

Ed Carmack

Asso. Prof. Comp. Info.

Systems

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Faculty/Staff

Dr. Sean Carrigan
Asst. Prof, of Chemistry

Dr. Windy Charles
Asso. Prof, of English

Dr. Bob Cummings
Asso. Prof, of Education

Dr. Viviane Daigle
Asst. Prof, of Psychology

John Davis
Asst. Prof, of English

Dr. Sharon Denero
Director of the Athens Center

Dr. Barbara Crosson
Asso. Prof, of Nursing

Dr. Walter Daves
Prof, of Psychology and Chair,
Interdisciplinary Studies Dept.

Dr. Walter Denero
Public Administration Senior Fellow,

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Faculty! Staff

Dr. Sandra Dickson

Asso. Prof, of Education

Cohort Coordinator

Clarence Duncan
Asst. Prof, of Bus. Admin

Frank Gannon
Asst. Prof, of English

Elaine Dittmer
Asst. Prof, of Bus. Administration

Dr. Debra Dooley
Asst. Prof. Of Earth Science

Dr. Luther Elrod
Asso. Prof, of Chemistry

Dr. Lynda Flage
Asst. Prof, of Education

Dr. Mark Gardner
Prof, of Economics

Bob Glass
Asst. Dir. for Technical Services, Library

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Faculty/ Staff

Cheryl Goldsleger
Asso. Prof, of Art

Steve Harwood

Baseball Coach and Asso. Prof, of

Physical Education

Dr. David Greene
Prof, of English

Dr. David Hawkins
Prof, of Education

Dr. Debra Harden

Asso. Prof, of Education Cohort Coordinate

Athens Center

Dr. Shahryar Heydari

Asso. Prof, of Mathematics and Chair,

Math Dept.

Dr. Laverne Hill
Asso. Prof. Political Science

Dr. Wally Hinson

Asso. Prof, of Music and Chair, Fine Arts

Dept.

Douglas Jensen
Asst. Prof, of Spanish

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Faculty/ Staff

Dr. Bruce Johnson
Asst. Prof, of Accounting

Dr. Vijaya Kandala
Asso. Prof, of Physics

Dr. Madge Kibler
Asso. Prof, of Education

Fumi Koyonagi
Instructor, School of Arts and Sciences

Dr. Nancy Keller
Prof, of Nursing

Jason Lake
Asst. Prof, of Theater

Dr. Delene Lee

Vice President for Administration and

Finance

Peggy Leland
Asst. Prof, of Education

Dr. Charles Lucado
Asso. Prof, of Grad. Education

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Faculty I Staff

Dr. Lisa Hodgens Lumpkin
Asso. Prof, of English

Dr. Timothy Lytle
Asst. Prof, of Religion and Philosophy

Margaret MacGregor
Asst. Prof, of Nursing

Carmen Manuel
Instructor of Art

Dr. Jane McFerrin
Dean of the School of Education

Dr. Ken Melichar

Prof, of Sociology and Chair, Social

Sciences Dept

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Dr. James Mellichamp

Vice President for Academic Affairs and

Dean, School of Arts and Sciences

Dr. Janice Moss
Asso. Prof, of Communications

Dr. Keith Nelms
Asst. Prof, of Comp. Info. Systems

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Dr. Joe Palmer
Asso. Prof, of Spanish

Julie Palmour
Asst. Prof, of Education

Dr. Emma Pettyjohn
Asst. Prof, of Music

Dr. William Piper

Prof, of Business and Dean, School of

Business Administration

Gene Ruffin

College Librarian and Asso. Prof, of

Religion and Philosophy

Bonnie Semora
Asst. Prof, of Sociology

Dr. David Peak
Asst. Prof, of Business

Dr. Betty Rogers
Asso. Prof, of Mathematics

Dr. Garen Simmons
Prof, of History

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Fa c ultylS taff

Dr. Ralph Singer
Callaway Professor of History

Dr. William Smith
Prof, of English

Dr. Edward Taylor
Asst. Prof, of Business Administration

Dr. Patrick Taylor
Prof, of Art

Dr. Cynthia Vance
Asso. Prof, of Psychology

Michelle Wetherbee
Asst. Prof, of Business and Marketing

Dr. Barbara Steinhaus-Jordan
Asst. Prof, of Music

Dr. Max White
Asso. Prof, of Anthropology

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Faculty/Staff

Jeanne White
Instructor, School of Arts and Science

Ada Arrowood
Administrative Assistant, Finance

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Charles Caudell
Accounting Assistant

Dr. Stephen Whited
Asso. Prof, of English

Sara Bates
Physical Plant Assistant

Leesa Anderson
Controller

Sandra Bridgers
Administrative Assistant .School of Nursing

Kelly Church
Admissions Advisor

Tonya Church
Director of Publications

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Faculty/Staff

Ashley Cook
Chaplain

Kristie Dover
Accountant

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Administrative Asst. Education

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Charles T. Davis
Technical Services Assistant, Library

Drew Davis
Admissions Advisor

Mark Driskill

Director of Gift Planning and Church

Relations

Kathy Edward
Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions

Tracey Geoghagan Kristen Hart

Graduate Admissions Administrative Asst. Administrative Asst., Office of the

President and Resident Dir. of Wallace an
Senior Hall

Faculty/Staff

Dir.

Dr. Charles Hawkins
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Judy Haygood
Accounting Assistant

Jennifer Inglis
Asst. Dir. for Public Services, Library

Brenda Ivester
Asst. to the Registrar

Connie Jones
Administrative Assistant Registrar's Office

Carol Kokesh

Director of Graduate Studies and Off

Campus Programs

Gwen Kirchoff
Accounting Assistant

Kim Lovell
Director of Financial Aid

Dick Martin
Campus Police Chief

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Faculty! Staff

Terry Martin
Softball/Volleyball Coach

Kathleen McDuffie
Science Lab Coordinator

Cathy Miller

Executive Secretary Office of the

President

Susan Mills
Advancement Services Coordinator

Erin Mundy
Asso. Director of Undergraduate Admissions

Katie O'Brien
Volleyball Coach

Wanda Payne

Administrative Services Coordinator and

Personnel

Linda Pitts
Bursar

David Price
Director of Public Relations

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Jan Pulliam

Administrative Assistant for Graduate

Studies

April Reed

Director of Special Projects

Harold Rogers
Physical Plant Assistant

King Rushnell
Physical Plant Assistant

Nancy Singer

Director of Annual Fund and Alumni

Relations

Nellie Snyder
Asst. Director of Financial Aid

Rhonda Sutton
Operations Assistant

Debra Taylor
Director of Academic Support

Wallace Thompson

Asst. Men's Basketball Coach and Purcell

Hall Resident Director

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Faculty! Staff

Vickie Turner
College Registrar

Ellen Williams
Mail Room Assistant

Linda Wofford
Assistant Registrar

Renee Van Winkle
Athletic Director

Kathy Wies
Director of Constituency Research

Celena Williams
Administrative Assistant Admissions

Valerie Williams

Administrative Assistant, School and

Business Administration

Shane Wood
Gift Proc. and Operations Assistant

Patricia Ziemann
Administrative Assistant, Office of the Vi
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Dr. Carlos Camp

Professor of Biology & Chair Dept. of

Natural Sciences

Chris Faulkner
Men's Basketball Coach

Doug Fitzgerld

Piedmont College

Mrs. James E. Walter

First Lady of the college from 1949-1984

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Walter and her
Grandchildren in
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Congratulations Coach Cooper

Charles Cooper
Women's Basketball Coach

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900 WINS!

The Piedmont College family congratulates Coach Cooper.

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Honors Day
1999

L to R, Christin Gresham, Georgia
Power Minority Mentoring Alliance
Scholarship Recipient, Dr. Madge
Kibler, and President Ray Cleere.

Teacher of the Year

L to R, Rebecca Shedd, Atlanta Gas

and Light Resources Inc. Recipient,

Mr. James Eubanks, and President Ray

Cleere.

Dr. Tim Lytle

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L to R, Dr. Charles Lucado and Patrick
Reese, Graduate Director's Award Recipi-
ent.

L to R, Rhonda L. Steele, Accounting Award Recipi-
ent and Mr. Clarence Duncan

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L to R. Dr. Janice Moss, presenter, and Joseph A.
Powers, Outstanding Broadcaster WRFP - AM 530
Award recipient.

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L to R, TEAM Piedmont Awards, Kristen Hart, Ambas-
sador of the Year, David Limbach, Most Spirited
Member, and Jada Stone, Most Involved Member, and
Mrs. Erin McManus Mundy, Presenter.

L to R, Dr. Curtis D. Bradford. Outstanding Advisor
Award recipient. Dr. Lisa Hodgens Lumpkin, and
President Ray Cleere.

L to R, Dr. Walter F. Daves, presenter, Jennifer Lynn,
and Heather Swords, Servant LEaderhsip recipients.

L to R, Linda Amato, Psychology Graduating Senior
with the highest GPA Award recipient and Dr. Cynthia
L. Vance, presenter.

L to R, Assistant Professor Michelle Wetherbee,
Sponsor; Mlatt Neal, Rod Conley, Casey Jones,
Christine Sweet, and Dr. Mark Gardner, Sponsor. SIFE
Club Award recipients.

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Homecoming

Freshmen Court Representatives: Carolyn Hart and Freshmen Court: Representatives Amy Jumper and
Beau Hobbs. Jim Bob Jones.

Sophomore Court Representatives: Julie Phillips
and Homecoming Prince Chip Hogsed.

Sophomore Court Representatives: Julia (NiNi)
Pineda and Scott Bishop.

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Court 2000

Senior Representatives: Kelli Casalou Senior Representatives: Stephanie
and Homecoming King Tony Lovell and Joel Harbin.

McCullers.

Senior Representatives: Rhesa Hous-
ton and Brian Spaulding.

Junior Representatives: Home-
coming Princess Heather Swords
and Jennifer Abbot. Not pictured
Mark Prater and Steven Kozicki.

Senior Representatives: Ashley
Starr and Rick Peel. Not Pictured
Jordan Lunday and Homecoming
Queen Amy Jenkins

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Kristy Odomirick,
Rick Peel, and Kelli
Casalou, and Ashley
Starr happily smile
for the camera.

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his fiancee enjoy a slow dance.

Stephanie Lovell and Doug Tipton having a good
time at the dance.

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Leonard Cheiaua says, "I'll
boogie later. I've got to eat
first!"

Melvin Montoya and Matt
Desing congratulate King
Tony McCullers with a
friendly attack!

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Clubs

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The International
Club

International Club

Jackie Akifuma

Admir Besic

Jadranko Biberovic

Leonard Cheiaua

Dario Hanic

Celine Hoppenrey

Mersad Kadic

Adnan Kovac

Fumi Koyinagi

Amir Mujezinovic

Daniel Ostojic

Kyung Hyun Park

Lorena Rojas

Ghale Man Shiva

Elma Spahic

Jasmin Spahic

Boris Stankic

April Reed Sponcer of the
International Club.

Daniel Ostojic loves Piedmont
College.

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The Rotaract Club

Mandy Flanders, President, talks
to local Rotarian and Piedmont
Vice-President Dr. Delene Lee.

Mandy Flanders gives the
Habersam Ratary Club an
update on the Rotaract
Fundraiser for 1999-2000.

Right: The Habersham
County Rotary Club
sponsors a community
picnic at Demorest Park,
Fall Semester 1999.

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Chris Faulkner, Mandy Flanders, and Rotary
District Governor Rich Panyik.

1999-2000 Piedmont College Rotaract Club Members

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Student Government

Association

Sponsor:
Jem Clement

Members:
Heather Swords
President
Jennifer Clay
Vice President
Joel Harbin
Treasurer
Michael Stratton
Secretary

Dave Limbach
Amy Jumper
Tracey Westrom
Travis Threadgill
Lee Evans
Brian Schroeder

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Campus Activity Board

Sponsor:
Liz Butikofer

Members:

Christin Gresham
Jennifer Hanson
Trey Beyer
Tracy Westrom
Anna Pettway
Lee Evans
Laura Green
Melissa Nichols

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Baptist Student Union

Sponsors:

Dr. Delene Lee
Mrs. Leesa Anderson

Membership is open to
everyone.

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Alpha Psi Omega

Sponsors:

Sam Canup

Jason Lake

Dr. Betsy Blakeslee

Members:

Amanda Harvey

President

Matt Hartwick

Vice President

Angie Luzar

Business Manager

John Barclay

Daniel Blankenship

DustinBurrell

Karin Christensen

Rebecca Dover

Heather Ford

JeffHames
Colleen Hansen
Seth Howard
Jennifer Jewell
Dave Limbach
Ben Myers
Jada Stone
Tucker Stone
Mark Try thai 1
Skye Tyler
Kim Vicos
MarkWheaton

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TEAM Piedmont

Sponsor:

Mrs. Erin McManus Mundy

Members:

Jada Stone, President

Julie Phillips, Vice President

Michael Stratton

Ben Harrison

Levi Pless

Wesley Roach

Beau Hobbs

Amanda Hardin

Amy Jumper

Jeff Kelly

Mark Wheaton

Bowie Wheaton

Stacey Dobson

Jennifer Lynn

Amanda Appling

Rebecca Kitchens

Keylan Mitchell

MarkTrythall

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Psychology Club

Sponsors:
Dr. Viviane Daigle
Dr. Emerson Brooking
Dr. Cynthia Vance

Members:

Kim Vicos
President
Kathy Darnell
Vice President
Stacie Murphy
Secretary
Cindy Driggers
Treasurer

Nathaniel Shaprio
Patty Payne
Debbie Reno
Jaque Noller
Kristi Beth Carpenter
Jenni Bishton
Teresa Weiser
Robin Fleming
Brandy Andrews
Beverly Merge
Marti Lovell
Cindy Allen
Maida Curtovic
Ryan Bondell
Jo Descher
Tonya Kerr
Gina Smalley
Lauren Cobb
Jamie Child s

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Alpha Chi Honor Society

Sponsor:

Dr. Ralph Singer Jr.

Dr. Al Pleysier

Dr. Rick Austin

Members:

Tony McCullers
President
Skye Tlyer

Vice President
Jacquelyn Noller
Secretary

Kelly White

Treasurer

Leah MacNellis

Delegate

Rachel Davidson
Robin Flemming
Seth Howard
Priscilla Alexander
Heather Barry
Elizabeth Blake
Jamie Bleckley
Carolyn Botchway
Carrie Cummings
Allison Logan
Jennifer Lynn
Peggy Lovell-Huffman
Lisa McBrayer
Bobbie Jo Miller
Kristen Mobley
Summer Owenby
Teresa Wesier

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History Society

Sponsors:
Dr. Al Pleysier
Dr. Garen Simmons
Dr. Ralph Singer

Members:

Trey Beyers
Rachel Davidson
Chanda Defoor
Nancy James
Eli Stancel
Tracey Westrom
Linda Wofford
Shane Wood

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Sigma lau Delta

Faculty Sponsors:

Dr. Lisa Lumpkin
Dr. Curtis Bradford
Dr. William Smith
Dr. David Greene
Dr. Stephen Whited

Members:

Kristen Pearson
Bobbie Jo Miller
Summer Owenby
Lisa Miller
Kristen Mobley
Sara Bates

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Literary Society

Faculty Sponsor:
Dr. Stephen Whited

Members:

Kristen Pearson
Dave Limbach
Gina Smalley
John Barclay
Chris Flynn
Res Schwarts
Sarah Henderson
Corwin Lambeth
Maggie Dubon
Kimberly Underwood
Tyson Williams
Casey Jones
Eli Stancil
Meichell Layton

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Canterbury Club

Sponsors:

Dr. Stephen Whited
Dr. Tim Lytle
Dr. Cynthia Vance

Membership is open to every-
one.

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Art Club

Sponsor:

Cheryl Goldsleger

Members:

Kelly White

President

Alana Cole & Jaque Noller

Vice President

Suzanne Mace

Secretary

Nancy Strandburg

Treasurer

Trey Beyer
Wendy Keller
Anna Pettway
Adam Scurr
Teresa Weiser

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Students In Free Enterprise

Sponsors:

Dr. Mark Gardner

Michelle Wetherbee

Members:

Valerie Vinson
President
Toni Wilkerson
Vice President
Matthew Wallace

Secretary
Steven Felton
Treasurer

Pam Gearison
Christy Ivester
David McDaniel
Keylan Mitchell
Michele Pearson
Craig Richard
Arik Stoddard

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Lions Roar
Piedmont College Newspaper

Sponsors:

)r. Betsey Blakeslee

)avid Price

Members:
essica Howell
Editor in Chief
Miranda Jiles
ay out/Design Editor
.auren Dailey
lixef of Operations
/lark Wheaton
''ampus News Editor
tes Shwarts
pecial Feature Editor
/lagda Dubon
metry/A rts Editor
)ave Limbach

hiline Editor

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Cheerleading

The 1999-2000 cheerleading squad pose
for a group photo.

Piedmont College

Go Lions!

The squad performs a stunt.

Keisa cheers her heart out.

Carolyn shows us her award winning
smile.

Up Up and Away!

Piedmont fans watch their cheerleaders
in action.

Stephanie is thinking about the next cheer.

Piedmont College

The 1999-2000 Lions pose for a
group photo.

Jarvis goes up for a dunk.

The 1999-2000 Lions

Head Coach: Chris Faulkner

Assistant Coaches:

Wallace Thompson

Octavius Mulligan

Head Athletic Trainer:

Kelly McGlockin

Student Trainer:

Michael Townsen

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Nathaniel Shapiro

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Scott Bishop

12

Stephen Barnett

15

Anthony Cox

20

Keylan Mitchell

21

Jimmie Jones

22

Jarvis Towns

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Stacy Francis

24

James Barron

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Boris Stanjic

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Daniel Ostojic

42

Christoph Gum

44

Micah Archie

50

Amir Mujezinovic

52

Andy Sloan

Keylan moves the
ball down the court.

What a shot.

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James flies by a defender.

Andy watches the clock closely.

Scott looks for an open man,

Just try and get the ball from me.

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The 1999-2000 Lady Lions
pose for a group photo.

Rhesa waits while her team-
mates set up their offense.

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The 1 999-2000 Lady Lions

Head Coach: Charles Cooper

Assistant Coach: Amy Hood

Head Athletic Trainer: Kelly McGlockin

1 1 Kevia Brown

12 Jennifer Taylor

14 Rhesa Houston

15 Jennifer Jones
20 Meredith Tallant

24 Tara Cohron

25 Jamie Childs

32 Gretchen Green

33 Katie Vaughan
45 Jennifer Pearce
50 Eva Taylor

Lady Lions show their strong
defensive skills.

Jennifer is determined to win.

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Rhesa grabs the ball before it rolls out
of bound.

Suzianne Green carries the ball to the
basket.

Meredith concentrates on her
free throw.

Another win for the Lady Lions!

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The 1999-2000 Men's Soccer Team

Head Coach: Jason Smith
Assistant Coaches: Jeremy Beaton

Scott Borchers

Paul Gwin

Ric Wallace

Head Athletic Trainer: Kelly McGlockin
Student Trainer: Melissa Sterling

Stein does his famous Teigen twist.

Leonard heads toward the goal.

Stephen Black

2 Travis Threadgill

3 Snorri Gunnarson

4 Steven Kozicki

5 Craig Richard

6 David Fink

7 Melvin Montoya

8 Leonard Cheiaua

9 Jason Laury

10 Stephen Nulty

1 1 Stein Ove Teigen

12 Stuart Gilgannon

13 Alex Vots

14 Travis Marx

15 Chris Baker

16 Matt Desing

17 Aaron Velmosky

18 Joaquin Camargo

1 9 Mustafa Khali

20 Gudni Eiriksson

21 Chris Clare

22 Brooks Durham

Gudni races down the field.

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The team prepares for action.

Stephen side tackles his opponent.

Melvin and his powerful kick.

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Melinda battles for control of the
ball.

The 1999-2000 Women's Soccer Team

Head Coach: Paul Gwin
Assistant Coaches: Scott Borchers
Jason Smith
Ric Wallace
Jeremy Beaton
Head Athletic Trainer: Kelly McGlockin
Student Trainer: Melissa Sterling

1 Nicole Whelan

2 Lauren Dailey

3 Missy Perkins

4 Melissa Seymour

5 Briana Deal

6 Erin Corcoran

7 Jordan Lunday

8 Jennifer Martin

9 Nicole Brown

10 Erica Spellbring

1 1 Melinda Wallace

12 Christina Copeland
16 Emily Davenport
18 Sara Borchers

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Jordan watches as the ball
goes into the net.

Nicole and her fancy footwork.

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Sara headballs the ball to a
teammate.

Emily prepares to pass.

Nicole takes a shot on goal.

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Team members anxiously wait
on the serve.

Carrie prepares to send the ball
over the net.

The 1999-2000 Volleyball Team

Head Coach: Terry Martin
Assistant Coach: Katie O' Brien

Head Athletic Trainer: Kelly

McGlockin

Student Trainer: Courtney

Ragan

4 Carrie Pluto

6 Katie Gibbs

7 Jennifer Porter

8 Christa Reignier

9 Erica Carver

10 Arianne Haywood

11 Chris Miller

1 3 Tracy Westrom

14 Amy Banwell

17 Julie Schibsted

1 8 Kellie Ledford

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Team members cheer after an
awesome play.

The ball will not get past these two.

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Chris shows strong defense.

Tracy and Amy show how teamwork wins
the game.

Katie ups the score by one more.

Kellie blocks the ball.

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The team listens while
Coach Martin gives a
peptalk.

After a high five
everyone is ready
for the game.

One more run girls
and we win the
game!

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Blowing bubbles helps Leslie to concentrate
on the game.

Jamie watches the game intently.

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Is he really safe?

Go for it! SLIDE

Rick beats the throw.

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Players wait anxiously while their teammate bats.

Brian delivers the pitch.

Great play Adam!

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Piedmont moves into the new millennium by renovating existing buildings
and constructing new ones to meet the growing needs for Piedmont's future.

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Piedmont College

"Here 's to thee, then, dear Old Piedmont
May you ever stand
As an emblem of the noblest
In our fair Southland."

Clockwise from top left: Arrendale Library,
Nielsen Dining Hall, R.H. Daniel School of
Nursing, and the Piedmont College Chapel.

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Judge James Cornwell do-
nated lawbooks fromhis per-
sonal collection to the
Arrendale Library. Left to
right: Mr. Gene Ruffin, Li-
brary Director, Dr. Edward
Ariail, Chairman of Board of
Trustees, Dr. Carlton Adams,
Vice President of Academic
Affairs, Judge Cornwell.

Carol Dye, Circulation/
Periodicals Assistant for the
Library

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Mr. Gus Arrendale speaks with one of the many friends
who came to help celebrate the dedication of the Piedmont
Library.

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Left: President Ray Cleere
and Mr. Gus Arrendale, board
of trustee member, are pic-
tured with a mock-up of the
plaque that will be placed on
the library honoring Mr. Tom
and Mrs. Winifred Arrendale.

Bottom Left: Dr. Mary Lane,
Dean Emeritus & Archivist is
pictured here with Jennifer
Inglis, Librarian in the college
archives room.

Below: A party honoring Mr.
Charles T. Davis for his many
years of service to the college
was held in Camp Younts.

Arrendale Library

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Daniel Hall Renovation

Daniel Hall looks like
new this year. All the
hallways received a fresh
coat of paint and new
tile to replace the old
carpet, and after renova-
tion, what was once the
fourth floor storage area
is now home to the R.H.
Daniel School of Nurs-
ing.

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Painters are putting the final coat of
paint on the fourth floor before the
nursing school moves in.

The Elevator Project is almost com-
pleted for Daniel Hall.

Dr. Frances Brown, Dean of the R.H. Daniel School of Nursing, discusses plans
for the fourth floor with Sandy Bridgers, administrative assistant , and Dr. Barbara
Crosson, professor.

Oie start of the new elevator for
Daniel Hall

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Breaking ground on the new Mathematics, Science and
Technology center.

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Dr. Edward Ariail, Dr. W. Ray Cleere, Mrs. Kay
Swanson, trustee, and husband Dean Swanson pictured
with a mock-up of the plaque for the new Stewart Hall.

Out of the Ashes
the Phoenix rises !

New Mathematics,
Science and Tech-
nology Building.

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Construction began on the Senior Dorm in August 1998. The building
is the newest dorm on the campus. It houses upperclassmen.

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Corner Cafe

The Corner Cafe is a favorite
place for students to socialize.
All proceeds of the cafe go to the
Piedmont College Scholarship
Fund for students.

The Corner Cafe also has a study
room where students can eat, do
homework, or just relax and watch
T.V.

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Piedmont Chapel

The Piemdont College
Chapel is also due for
some renovation and
expansion as part of the
College's capital cam-
paign. Built in 1971 the
Chapel, can handle
large crowds for musi-
cal performances,
however the platform
area furnishings are
fixed in place, limiting
the types of perfor-
mances that can be held.
Plans call for an addi-
tion to the Chapel
which will provide
more classroom space
and flexibility for
musical performances.

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Chapel Pipe Organ

The chapel will also receive
a new mechanical-action
pipe organ to enhance the
college's growing music
program in the future.

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Expansion in
Millennium

the New

Alumni Relations: Yesterday,
Today, and tomorrow.

The Alumni Relations office has
a new face , but one familiar to
the Piedmont family. Mrs.
Nancy Singer, Director of
Annual Programs and Special
Gifts, has taken over the role as
alumni liaison for the college.
Singer has served as Director of
Alumni Relations from 1984 to
1992 and as Director of the
Annual Fund from 1992 to the
present, working closing with
the Alumni Association
fundraising efforts. Her hus-
band, Dr. Ralph "Buzz" Singer
has taught history at the college
since 1972.

"I am very excited about work-
ing with the Alumni Board of
Directors and all of the associa-
tion members," Singer said. " I
look forward to seeing a lot of
old friends more often in this
new role."

Nancy was recently honored
for her fifteen years of service
at the college. She is pictured
along with Dr. W. Ray Cleere
and Dr. Carlos Camp.

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Mrs. Lattanzi & Mr. Malcom
Long, mayor of Demorest.

Jim Parham, Alumni Presi- Mrs. Charlie Cleere is pictured with several of her alumni friends during the annual "P"
dent. Club Breakfast.

Dr. Carlton Adams, Vice President of Academic Affairs,
pictured with Alumni during homecoming weekend.

Mr. Loy Johnson, trustee, talks with Mr. J. Philip Ballard also
a member of the board of trustees.

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A.D. 'Joe' Lattanzi, along with Mrs.
Peggy Lattanzi, at the baseball field
dedication.

Chris Faulkner, Piedmont Li-
ons Basketball Coach, dis-
cusses upcoming events with
Mr. G. A. Cronic, a Piedmont
Alumnus.

Ms. Elizabeth Veal, former
S.G.A. President and Pied-
mont Alumnus, is talking with
board of trustee chairman Dr.
Edward Ariail and his wife.

Friends made at Piedmont last
a lifetime. Pictured here are
friends and alumnus of the col-
lege, Renee West Holt, Emily
West Asbell, and Evelyn King.

Dr. Cleere tells a joke to a group
of alumni at the annual "P" Club
Breakfast.

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Memories of a life time!!

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aye, Old
Piedmont
for thee,
We, they
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Our past, present, and future

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Many thanks to all those who helped
make the Millennium yearbook a huge
success. Special thanks to the Piedmont
~~~ Staff for working over-

iet 2000 requirements!!

Yearbook Staff:
- Dr. Janice Moss,
roneberry - Editor,
- Assistant Editor,

>ntributors: _ _ _
Betsy Augustine, David Price, David Limba<

risten Pearson, and the
legistrar's office staff.

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School of Nursing

Nielsen Dining Hall

Piedmont College Library

School of Education/ Sch < sss

Current Gymnasium

Getman-Babcock Residence

Student Affairs' Security /Continuing Educal
Career Planning & Placement
Hobbs House (President's home)
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Graduate Studies & Off-campus programs
Fitness Center
Science Annex
Art Building & Gam
Martens Botanical Center

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Wallace R> Hail

Senior Hall
Purcell Residf
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Tennis Courts
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Piedmont College The Journey

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