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2000-2007 vol. 87

Student Life

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Student
Portraits P a ge 29

Academics

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Persohliitil

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Piedmont College
Introduction

Conclusion

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Introduction

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What's new?

What's fun to do?

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Introduction

Familiar
places...

President Ray Cleere

Remembering Piedmont

Books such as this one are usually put aside after a brief review
pnd, with a few exceptions, ignored for many years as circum
stances push us through life, But after twenty, thirty, or even forty
years, this pictorial summary of a year at Piedmont again catches your
attention. After a few laughs related to funny clothes and hair styles, you
may begin to wonder what became of all those friends and that interesting
cast of characters who served as faculty. Predictably, your view of the
College today will have changed dramatically as you look back over the
years. For example, today you may dwell on good GPA or no scholarship,
not enough to do here (especially on weekends), should I transfer, will this
major produce a job, how many times can you fall in love, cafeteria food,
parking, dorm visitation, unreasonable teachers and the old man in the
president's office. But after a few decades, other impressions may begin
to form about these years at a small college in the hills of North Georgia.
Possibly, it was the year when learning became a new and more personal
experience, a year when you were not afraid to share your innermost
feelings on everything from love to spiritual commitment. The time when
you realized that even as an individual you could make an enormous
difference in the lives of others. The discovery that, for you, a small college
in a small town had exactly what was needed to set your future in motion.
And it was also a most important time because it produced the relation-
ships between you and the people around you as you all remember
Piedmont.

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Keith "Salad" Higgins: quite possibly the
most edible catch at this year's dating
auction.

Keylan Mitchell, SGA president, looks on
from backstage at the dating auction high
bidders.

Students have a good time cheering
on the Lions soccer teams!

Students on a fall hike to Panther Creek, one
of many RA programs this year.

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Rotaract officers at this year's Cystic
Fibrosis Walk-A-Thon.

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An intense
game
between
Erica &
Tristen and
Wes & Jeff
at this year's
2nd annual
Spades
Tournament.

Students pause
from cheering at
a volleyball
game for a quick
photo.

Vanessa Wilson is our proud first place
finisher of the Rotaract Cystic Fibrosis
Walk-A-Thon.

Anthony, Jennifer, Kristen, and Brandy:
a few of this year's walkers at the Walk-
a-thon.

Students make their own fun by starting up
a game of football. Who say's we don't
have a football team? These guy's are pros!!!

Student Life

Foreign Travels : Egypt

Every summer Dr. Al
Pleysier takes a small
group of students to Egypt for
two weeks. Although the trip
is sponsored by the History
Department, it is open to all
students.

During the course of the
trip students visit many
interesting sites. Places like
the Giza Plateau, the Mu-
seum of Antiquities, various
temples, the Valley of the
Kings, and the Nile River are
on the itinerary.

This year ten students
enjoyed the expedition:
Amy Banwell, Ashton Boom,
Rachel Davidson, Joey
Giametta, Daniel Green,
Jennifer Hanson, Dana
Parson, Philip Roberts, and
Chip Ward.

May 18-25, 2000

There is nothing like the desert in the morning. Here the travelers visit the
Giza Plateau at sunrise. The students had the opportunity to climb the
smaller pryamid on the left, the Pyramid of Menkaure.

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Modern Cairo is a thriving metropolis. Intertwined with hotels
and corporate buildings are bustling markets and beautiful
mosques that make Cairo the "City of a Thousand Spires." Egypt
is also wrought with poverty and squalor. Many people live in
substandard environments and lack even simple necessities like
clean water or food.

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r. Pleysier, on his trusty steed, prepares to ride into the desert.
Camels are slower than horses, but more sure-footed in the desert

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The weary travelers enjoy a mo-
ment of rest atop a 300 foot cliff.

Remains of the fort's defenses.

Dun Aengus on the Aran Island of Inishmor

Dun Aengus, a fort set on the edge of a
300 foot cliff, dates from 2000 BC and
is one of the finest pre-historic monu-
ments in Europe. There are also several
beautiful monasteries on Inishmor.

A view from the cliffs of Dun Aengus.

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Student Life

This year the Humanities
Department sponsored a
trip to Ireland. The trip was
preceded by a class on Irish
Literature and Religion.

Faculty members Carlton
Adams, Windy Charles,
Bob Cummings, Timothy
Lytle, Lisa Lumpkin, and
Michelle Wetherbee all
attended, along with 19
students.

This trip allowed the travelers
to see many interesting
attractions, including the Dublin
Writers Museum, several
monasteries and abbeys, and
the Aran Islands.

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The entire group enjoyed a production of Oscar Wilde's Salome at the Gate Theatre,
one of Dublin's most important theatres founded in 1928.

An intricately carved stone Celtic Cross.

Glendalough, one of Ireland's
primary monastic sites, in the
Wicklow Mountains.

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Foreign Studies: London & Dublin

Each year the School of
Business arranges an Interna-
tional Business Seminar trip
known as "The European
Experience".

Students are exposed to
business procedures and
economic principals in a
intercultural environment
and study the culture and
history of the United King-
dom and Ireland.

This year 18 students enjoyed
this educational experience.
Accompanied by Dr. William
Piper and Michelle
Wetherbee, the students
visited Cambridge University,
London Business School, and
Hewlett-Packard, Ireland.

May 8-17, 2000

The travelers did get to see
some of the beautiful English
countryside during their
business trip. Here they are
at the entrance to Cambridge
University.

Despite a busy itinerary they
saw many interesting tourist
sites, including Big Ben.

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Academics

Arts and Sciences

(Business

"Education

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Qraduate Studies

Athens Center

Piedmont College

Academics

School of Arts & Sciences

Dr. James F. Mellichamp, Dean

The School of Arts and Sciences provides academic
programs in the fine arts, humanities, social sciences,
natural sciences, communication arts, and mathematics.
All of these areas support Piedmont College's historic
mission as a liberal arts institution through the under-
graduate general education curriculum. Beyond this,
major programs of study are available to students at
both the undergraduate and graduate levels. All
students are challenged to develop competence in
written and spoken communication, mathematics and
technology; to develop an understanding and apprecia-
tion of the diversity of peoples and cultures; and to
develop an ability to identify and use information to
think critically and creatively.

Fine Arts
Humanities
Mathematics
Communication Arts
Natural Sciences
Social Sciences

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Academics

The band, new at Piedmont, is off to a great start!

Psychology class with Dr. Daigle. This stuff can
really mess with your head!

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The Chamber Singers rehearse to make this
year's performances better than ever.

Tucker Stone and David White work
out the kinks for An Evening of Com-
edy.

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School Of Business

Recounting, "Economics,
and finance

Computer Information
Systems

Marl^eting and Manage-
ment

Qeneral Business Tracf^

Dr. William Piper, Dean

PHedmont College's School of Business prepares students for rewarding and
productive careers as business leaders. The business degree programs, grounded in the
liberal arts and rigorous programs of instruction in the business disciplines, offer future busi-
ness leaders an opportunity to develop comprehensive approaches to the challenges faced in the
world of business. The curriculum for the business administration program has been developed
with the assistance of local business leaders who continue to serve as advisors and provide links
to the business world.

The business group
overseas on the
European Experi-
ence trip.

Keylan Mitchell and Jana Neal
meet with the Manhatten
Associates.

Award winning S.I.F.E. members at
a conference.

S.I.F.E. members on a field
trip to Mayfield Daries.

Craig Richard and Matt Wallace are giving these kids a "headstart" on their
business skills.

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School of Education

Mission Statement:

The School of Education strives to prepare
reflective, scholarly, proactive educators.
These practitioners effectively educate
their own students to become knowledge-
able, inquisitive, and collaborative learners
in diverse learning communities.

The School of Education advocates the
democratic ideals of equal rights and
opportunities; individual freedom and
responsibility; responsibility for the
greater good; respect for diversity; open-
ness to possibilities; and open, informed
discourse.

*!Art "Education

Dr. Jane McFerrin, Dean

<( Earty Childhood Education

k Middfe Qrades Education

* ( Music Education

Special Education

Piedmont College
Academics

Stacy Dobson, Christi Brown, Kimberly Stohlmann,
Jodi Boling, and Brittany Wilson practice interac-
tive teaching techniques.

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Academics l

School of Nursing

Piedmont College offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree. Students
learn all the necessary procedures needed to become a registered nurse. The
completed renovations of the fourth floor of Daniel Hall provides nursing
students with new classrooms and lab areas to practice their skills.

Dr. Frances Brown, Dean

Piedmont College
Academics

Christa Crump and Lindsey Brady fine tune skills and practice
procedures at the Unicoi Health Fair.

Nursing students use

lab time to learn

new skills.

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Piedmont College
Academics

Graduate Studies

The Lane Education Center,
home of Graduate Studies.

Qradnate (Degrees:

* fine Arts

* Teaching

* Tu6tic Administration

A graduate level class for Masters of Public Administration.

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Academics

Athens Center

The Heritage Building,
one of the new additions
to the Athens campus.
Started in 1996, the
Athens Center has grown
to over 600 students and
offers both undergradu-
ate and graduate degrees
for day or evening
students.

Athens students get acquainted at an open house.

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Dr. W.Hinson and the
choir in the chapel.

Dr. David Peak teaching class in Stewart Hall.

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Student 'Portraits

Heather Barcroft

Stephen Barnett

Nicole Bartman

Larz Bass

What'syourfavorite
sun*rierpasH^ e -

Senior Steven Kozicki says

"Swimming!! I've always

adored the water. It's a

shamelneverlearnedhow

to swim!!

Piedmont College

Students

Bowie Wheaton says:
My Brother!!"

Edward Bell

Kristen Boone

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Gabrielle Bretling

Trey Beyer

Janet Bowen

Jennifer Bishton

Daniel Blankenship

Christy Bowers

Shelby Bowling

Patrick Brewer

Christie Brown

Corey Bline

Daniel Bray

Matt Burch

Piedmont College
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'BWhat's your favorite
thing about dorm
I life?

"It's better than sleeping
on the concrete."

Freshman, John Fidero

Dustirt Burrell

Jon Cawthon

Kelly Craig

Piedmont College

Students

Joaquin Camargo

Kirneshia Capleton

Heather Capps

Jennifer Cesarone

Chanda Cline

Erica Cochran

Kim Crunkicton

Mi

Anna Dauser

Emily Davenport

Jason Caudell

Anthony Cox

Rachel Davidson

Coll

Kristal Duncan

Mary Ann Dyer

Patrick Dyer

Tabith Elliot

Marie Englesson

. , +hp admissions crew

part of the aun freshm an

collecting money at fresn

orientation.

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Students

Daniel Green

What's your most
embarrassing moment??

"No Comment! !" --Levi Pless

I don't embarrass easily."

-Wes Jackson

A picture can say a
thousand words. "

--Keith Higgins

Piedmont College
Students

What do you do when

you are procrastinating

from doing homework??

I go sliding!

says Bowie Wheaton

Jennifer Hanson

Amanda Hardin

Carolyn Hart

Matt Hartwick

Melissa Hayes

Kevin Hebert

Leslie Hendrick

Melissa Henry

Keith Higgins

Jamie Hill

Piedmont College
Students

What's the car
of your dreams?

Td like a Jeep because
they get me chicks... not
to mention a cell
phone. ..I hear chicks dig
It!*

--Keith Higgins

Chip Hogsed

Britney Ivester

Angela Johnson

Piedmont College

Students

Jessica Howell

Matthew Huffman

Peggy Huffman

Wes Jackson

Stacy Jerris

Casey Jones

Jesi Jones

Miranda Jiles

Michelle Jones

Amy Hull

Alicia Johnson

Natahsa Jordan

Rebecca Kitchens

Adnan Kovac

Steven Kozicki

Blayne Kyle

Casey Lafrance

Meichell Layton

Dave Limbach

Vicki Lovell

Matthew Lund

Angela Luzar

TENNIS ANYONE???

Jonathan Kerch and
Brian Getty show us
how it's done!!

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Students

Jennifer Lynn

Suzanne Mace

Heather Malick

Tiffany Mallien

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Matthew Martin

Piedmont College
Students

Person voted most
likely to die his hair
electric pink

Keylan Mitchell

Amir Mujezinovic

Timothy Mitchell

Todd Mitchelljr

Kristen Mobley

Jesica Moseley

Sierra Nicholson

Jacquelyn Noller

Daniela Ostojic

Chris Parker

Piedmont College

Students

Amanda Patrick

Allison Perren

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Natasha Plaskon
mont College

Patsy Payne

Patty Payne

Joy Perrin

Julie Phillips

Oops....

cutest couple superlative

picture was taken last

week... sorry!

Michele Pearson

Jennifer Pierce

Levi Pless

Keisa Pocoroba

Allen Pointer

Anthony Pepin

Stephanie Pinkston

Mark Price

Josh Queen Katy Randolph Meredith Ransom

Christa Reiser

Jan Reininghaus

Patricia Roberts

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Phillip Roberts

Joshua Rogers

Lorena Rojas

Marisol Rojas

This is what professors

do when they aren't

teacing class! Is that

Dr. Blakeslee?!?

Piedmont College

Students

Kristen Runyon

Natasha Sampley

Julia Schibsted

J. Riley Schofield

Bryan Schroeder

Res Shvvarts

Andy Sloan

Mandv Smith

Tina Smith

Nicole St. John

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What was your favorite part of
The Importance of Being Earnest"?

thought the
butlers were
extremely funny

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...but everyone did an
awesome job!"

-Tristen Staton

Gina Stamey

Misty Stephens

Nancy Strandberg

Boris Stankic

Mary Jo Staples

Tristen Staton

Melissa Sterling

Beth Stinchcombe

Jada Stone

Karen Strickland

Jonathan Stuart

Emily Taylor

Jessica Stephens

Elen Strahle

Hope Terrell

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Students

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What are YOU
doing?!

Melissa Thatcher

Jennifer Waddell

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Qii-J Students

Jennifer Thomas

Jodie Thomas

Bettv Thompson

Tammy Thompson

Andrew Walker

Amanda Walz

Addie Wamsley

Agnes Warner

Amy Warner

Michael Warner

Brandi Watson

David West

Tracey Westrom

Adam Wiley

Toni Wilkerson

Celena Williams

Elizabeth Williams

Katrina Williams

Keylan Mitchell
was one of the
most beautiful
contestants
in the first
"You Go Girl"
pagent.

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Students

Tyson Williams

Jenifer Williamson

Kimberly Wilson

Vanessa Wilson

Rick Winters

Jill Wright

Kenneth Wright

Oleksandra Yakimenko

Ippei Yoshimura

Laura Young

Jada Stone and
others cower at
the whim of a
hypnotist.

Two very scary
clowns at the
haunted house
this year in GB.

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Students

David, Adam,
and Dustin keep
everyone laugh-
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improv.

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not to mention those
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Richard Austin

Sarah Bates

Barbara Benson

Betsey Blakeslee

Sandv Bridges

Ellen Briggs

Frances Brown

Cathy Cambell

Shirley Cantrell

Lisa Brookshire

Sam Canup

John Carmack

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Fc-i//fi/ & Staff

Debra Colley

Ashley Cook

Charles Cooper

Barbara Crossmon

Viviane Daigle

Charles Davis

John Davis

Luther Elrod

Chris Faulkner

Frank Gannon

Mark Gardner

Cheryl Goldsleger

David Green

Deborah Harden

Richard Harlan

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Faculty & Staff

Charles Hawkins

Vcki Herron

Shahryar Heydari

La Verne Hill

Amy Hood

Ryan Hosier

Jennie Inglis

Brenda Ivester

Vijaya Kandala

Sue Kelly

Madge Kibler

Carol Kokesh

Piedmont College
Faculty & Staff

Kimberly Lovell

Charles Lucado

Timothy Lytle

Dick Martin

Dr.Dina McDade

Jim McGarity

James Melichamp

Cathy Miller

Lynn Miller

Susan Mills

Dr. Janice Moss

Keith Nelms

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Mary Emily O'Bradovitch

If

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Emma Pettyjohn

William Piper

Linda Pitts

Jan Pulliam

Sylvia Rockwell

Betty Rogers

Harold Rogers

Allen Sharpe

Garen Simmons

Prof. R.B. Singer, Jr.

Hilton Smith

Jason Smith

Travis Smith

William Smith

Piedmont College
Faculty & Staff

Nellie Snyder

Barbara Steinhaus-Jordan

James Stoekler

Barara Tavlor

Renee VanWinkle

Max White

Kathy Wies

Ellen Williams

Linda Wofford

Pat Ziemann

Debbie Zimmerman

Piedmont College
Faculty & Staff

Ray Cleere

Wanda Payne

Stephen Whited

Piedmont College

Faculty & Staff

The editor would like to apologize for a computer error that resulted
in losing the names of the Athens faculty, staff, and students.

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Johnson, Melissa Henry, Ashley Maddox, Erin McKee, Amy Hill,
Amy Eller, Pam Cook, Carolyn Hart, Mandy Smith, Tricia Blanchette

Mascot: Casey LaFrance

Coach: Carrie McLamar

Piedmont College

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Men's

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Allen Sharpe & Octavius Mulligan, Asst. Coaches

Number

Name

Number

Name

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Desmond Watkins

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Dwight Baker

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Jamele Hester

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Boris Stankic

12

Anthony Cox

41

Daniel Ostojic

15

Stephen Barnett

42

Travis Grant

20

Thor Gudjjonson

44

Keith Kersey

22

Kenn Wright

50

Dario Hanic

23

Todd Mitchell

52

Andy Sloan

24

Amir Mujezinovic

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Charles Cooper, Coach
Shannon Dillinger, Assistant Coach

Name

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Name

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Beth Pruitt
Whitney Sumrok
Jennifer Taylor
Jodie Thomas
Tawana Moon
Meredith Tallant

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Tracy Hanson
Tara Cohron
Cindy Williams
Katie Vaughan
Jennifer Pearce
Lisa Sibenaller

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Head Coach: Katie O'Brian

Graduate Assistant: Brian Spalding

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Name Position

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Quinn Axelberd

Carrie Pluto
Meredith Ransom

Katie Gibbs
Marie Englesson
Katy Randolph
Tracy Westrom
Amy Banwell
Amanda Patrick

Scoreboard

Columbia Win(3-2)'

Oglethorpe Win(3-2) ,

Agnes Scott Win(3-0) i

Brenau Win (3-0)

Brewton Parker Win (3-1)'

Maryville Loss (0-3)

Wesleyan Win (3-0) \

Southern Wesleyan. ...Loss(0-3),

Faulkner Loss(3-0)<

Stillman Win(3-0) '

Fisk Win(3-0)'

Maryville Loss(3-l)

Brenau Loss(3-2),

Stillman Win(3-0) ,

LaGrange Win(3-0)<

Fisk Win(3 -2)<

Toccoa Falls Win(3-0)'

LaGrange Win(3-0)J

Southern Wesleyan. ...Loss(3-l),

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Stephan Black

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Robert Weisel

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Carlos Carloto

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Stephen Ellis

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Steven Kozicki

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Matt Desing

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David Fink

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Melvin Montoya

8

Stuart Gilgannon

9

Craig Richard

10

Steven Andrew

11

Daniel Ostojic

12

Jonathan Stuart

13

Casey Jones

14

Mustafa Khalil

15

Chris Baker

16

Thor Gudjonsson

17

Aaron Velmosky

18

Joaquin Camargo

19

Snorri Gunnarson

20

Gabrial Shababy

21

Bruno Kalonji

22

Brooks Durham

23

Jadranko Biberovic

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Justice Matthews

"This season has been like a dream. We had the most wins in a season in Piedmont history, won conference for the\
first time and competed in tlie national tournament. These past four years have been great. All the work that we
put in urns well worth all the success we had. It has been quite unforgettable." -Steven Kozicki, Captain

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Scoreboard

Brevard College L 2-1

Toccoa Fall W 4-0

Savannah Art & Design W 3-2

Brewton Parker L 3-2

Emory University L 2-0

Oglethorpe University W 2-1

Fisk University W 12-0

Huntingdon W 5-1

Montreat College W 3-0

Emmanuel College W 10-0

North Georgia W 2-0

LaGrange College W 12-0

Erskine College L 2-1

AUM L 4-0

Transylvania College L 2-0

Maryville College L 3-2

Reinhardt College L 2-1

Tennessee Temple W 5-1

LaGrange College W 1-0

Maryville College W 4-3

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Brevard College L 3-0

Warner Southern W 3-0

Toccoa Falls W 9-1

Savannah Art & Design L 5-0

Brewton Parker W 2-0

Oglethorpe University L 4- 1

Wesleyan College W8-1

Agnes Scott L 1-0

North Georgia W3-1

Emory University L 7-0

AUM L 2-0

Transylvania College L 2-0

Maryville College W 2-1

LaGrange College W 5-0

Brenau College W 1-0

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7. Tucker Stone

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Haywood Crumbley

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Michelle Green

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Megan Holcombe

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Sabrina Hughes

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Jessica Jones

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Kimberly Massey

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Tawana Moon

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Shannon Paitsell

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Allison Perren

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Terry Martin, Coach

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Coach Terry Martin

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Athletics

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Piedmont College

Schibsted, Bowie Wheaton.

Clubs

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PIEDMONT

Ambassadors for Admissions

President: Mark Wheaton

Vice President: Bowie Wheaton

Members :

Stephen Ball, Kirneshia Capleton, Magda Dubon, Alice Fisher, Summer Gore, Daniel Green Amanda Hardin,

Ben Harrison, Beau Hobbs, Brent Howell, Miranda Jiles, Jeff Kelly, Casey LaFrance, David Limbach, Jenn Lynn,

Mark Maynard, Keylan Mitchell, Jessica Moseley, Sierra Nicholson, Julie Phillips, Levi Pless, Beth Roberts,

Kory Schartz, Mark Trythall, David Wagner, Vanessa Wilson.

Advisors :
Drew Davis & Kelly Edwards

Piedmont College
Clubs

Heritage of Pilgrim Endeavor
-Congregationalist Club-

Nicole Bartmann, Kristof Berry, Andris Berry, Jessica Bunker,

Laurie Cambell, Adam Chittum, Magda Dubon, Jacqueline McSparren,

Nolan McSparren, Julia Schibsted, Melissa Thatcher, Amanda Walz

Ashley Cook, Advisor

Piedmont College
Clubs

President: Keylan Mitchell

Vice President: Jessica Howell

Treasurer: Casey Jones

Secretary: Amy Jumper

Senior Representatives:

Brian Deweese

Heather Swords

Tracy Westrom

Tunior Representatives:

Beau Hobbs

Mari McEllhannon

Ben Sheffield

Sophomore Represen tatives:

Stephen Ball

Lauren Dailey

Alice Fisher

Jared Mestler

Michelle Pearson

Travis Threadgill

Andy Walker

Freshman Representatives:

Shelby Bowling

Kirneshia Capleton

David Dewald

Mark Maynard

This year, the Student Government Association worked vigorously to be the voice of the student body. The SGA
believes that all segments of the Piedmont College community must work together to help the College become all that it has the
potential to be; without students, that goal would be unobtainable.

The year began with difficult issues at hand a revised visitation policy and the drastic change to a tobacco free campus.
Through open forums, a student-initiated letter writing campaign, and extensive communication with the administration, the
revised visitation hours were reworked once again, to the satisfaction of many resident students.

The SGA also organized exciting events for the entire Piedmont College community. The Corner Cafe was transformed
into The Lion's Den, an after hours student coffeehouse. The first annual Spookfest was held October 27-31, featuring activities
such as scary movies on the quad, a costume dance at The Lion's Den, and a campus-wide trick-or-treat. In addition, the faculty
stomped students in a student-faculty softball game.

The issue of fund-raising was tackled creatively by the SGA. Activities included a Dating Auction (even President Cleere
participated in that one!) and working athletic event concession stands. This year's Homecoming Dance, sponsored by SGA,
was held at the Hilton Lake Lanier Islands Resort.

The SGA hopes that future members of the student government can build upon this year's hard work and success.

Piedmont College
Clubs

The Student Newspaper of Piedmont College

Demorest, GA

(706)778-7811

Mission
Statement

The Lion 's Roar shall provide
in a fair and accurate manner
all news of interest to the
Piedmont College community.

Futhermore, the Lion 's Roar-
student newspaper shall be
used as a source of informa-
tion, entertainment, and
opinion for the members of
that community.

Editorialists and reporters
for the Lion 's Roar pursue
factual information and
present such in an unbiased
manner.

Lion's Roar Staff Takes

Staff Report

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Our

Editor in Chief....
Layout/Design..
Staff Writers

Advisors.

Staff

...Jessica Howell
...Julia Schibsted

Kelly Craig

Summer Gore

Matt Hartwick

Keith Higgins

Jamie Hill

Amy Hull

Casey LaFrance

Mary Livesay

Matthew Lund

Keylan Mitchell

Jessica Moseley

Christian Tanner

Tracy Westrom

Mark Wheaton

David White

.Betsey Blakeslee

David Price

he student
newspaper of
Piedmont
College, The Lion 's
Roar, has made a
tremendous turn-
around under the
leadership of editor
Jessica Howell. The
staff has increased its
production from last
year's bimonthly
publications to

The Lion s Roar W<^/ifM<&\Q?hi<\
is working in coo^iiratlBff^vith the
Northeast Georgian.

The Lion Is Roar has become an excit-
ing, credible means of communication
and expression for the Piedmont College
community. This weekly eight-page
paper includes campus news, sports,
politics, entertainment, student poetry,
special features, and guest columnists.

As a result of several controversial
topics covered in the student newspaper,
the Roars staff helped open forums for
the student body. One such forum
included bringing local and state offi-
cials, including prosecuting and defense
attorneys, to discuss student rights and
the law.

Increased interest in The Lion 's Roar is
attributed to the implementation of the
Communication Arts program at the
college.

Piedmont College

Clubs

Alpha Lambda Delta

The 2000 Initiates of the Alpha Lamba 'Delta are: Stephen 'Ball, leather 'Michelle Clower, 'Emily Beth Davenport, Anthony James Co?q
Jenni 'Kay Deitz, Summer L. Qore, Amanda Mardin, Beau ttobbs, Charles 'Wesley Jackson, Matthew Alan Martin, Mari McElhannon,
Jennifer Lynn Tearce, Erich M. Schlender, 'Wesley Bryan Schroeder, Matthew Thomas Shirley, 'Rpsanna Shwarts, Sherry 'Mope Terrell,
%athryn Michelle Vaughn, Aaron Velmosty, Andrezu D. 'Waller, Melissa Lee 'Williams. The Academic Advisor is Dr. Cynthia Vance
and the Administrative Advisor is Jem Clement.

Georgia Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Chi

The 2000 initiates of Alpha Chi included: President Charles McCullers, Vice-President Skye Tyler, Secretary Jacquenlyn Noller,
Treasurer Kelly White, Delegate Leah MacNellis, Priscilla Alexander, Amy Banwell, Heather Barry, Elizabeth Blake, Jamie
Bleckley, Carolyn Botchway, Carrie Cummings, Rachel Davidson, Robin Flemming, Seth Howard, Lori Logan, Jennifer Lynn,
Peggy Lo veil-Huff man, Lisa McBrayer, Bobbie Jo Miller, Kristen Mobley, Summer Owenby, and Teresa Weiser(Smith). Faculty
sponser: Dr. Singer.

Piedmont College
Clubs

PsiChi

National Honor Society
in Psychology ^0

Cindy Allen*
Connie Jones-Harvey
Peggy LoveU-Huffman
Deborah Reno*
Tammy Wilbanks

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Advisor: Dr. Cynthia Vance

And now for something completly different

Sigma

Tau

Delta

obley, Stephen Johnson, Mai
eyer, Sara Bates, Jennifer
anson, Andris Berry, Dr. Green,
r. Smith.

The Literary

of students and faculty in
ested in discussing and
loring various aspects of
rature. They also spon
activities like The Poetry Sic
where students can read thei
favorite poems or origin;
works.

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The Literary
Society

Piedmont College
Clubs

Alpha Psi Omega is a
National Theatre Honor
Society. Pictured here
are members of the Al-
pha Beta Gamma Cast:
Karin Christensen (Presi-
dent), Dustin Burrell,
David White, Daniel
Blankenship, John
Barclay, Skye Tyler (Busi-
ness Manager), Colleen
Hanson (Vice President),
and Jessica Moseley.

Art Club

President: Alarm Colt-
Vice President: Trey Beyer

Members:

Kazuwa Ikeda, Wendy Keller,

Suzanne Maee, Jacque N< >ller, Chad Shore,

Julia Schibsted, Nancy Strandburg

The Art Club plans and sponsers trips to local
galleries and museums along with fundraising
through postcard and annual art sales. Some of the
profits go to helping needy families at Christmas
and buying art supplies for local childrens' organiza-
tions. The Art Club is open to all students and
meets randomly in the gallery.

The History Society

Stephen Johnson, Daniel
Green, Dr. Singer, Jennifer
Hanson, Chanda Defoor
Cline, Trey Beyer, Linda
Wofford, Elizabeth Will-
iams, Dr. Simmons, Matt
Martin.

Not pictured: Tracy Westrom, Rachel
Davidson, Amy Banwell.

The International
Club

Members not Present

Stephen Edward Andrew (Scotland)

Admir Besic (Bosnia)

Jadranko Biberovic (Bosnia)

Carolyn A Botchway (Ghana)

Princess Kona Browne (Liberia)

Joaquin Fernando Camargo (Columbia)

Steven Alex Ellis (England)

Marie Englesson (Sweden)

Lisa Kathleen Gatfield (Canada)

Stuart Douglas Gilgannon (Scotland)

Ingvar T. Gudjonsson (Iceland)

Snorri Gunnarsson (Iceland)

Kazuwa Ikeda (Japan)

Bruno Kalonji (Zaire)

Adnan Kojic (Bosnia)

Adnan Kovac (Bosnia)

Daniel Ostojic (Bosnia)

Hyun-Kyung Park (Korea)

Craig Richard (Scotland)

Elma Spahic (Bosnia)

Yasmin Spahic (Bosnia)

Elen Theresa Strahle (Sweden)

Oleksandra Yakymenko (Ukraine)

Ippei Yoshimura (Japan)
Piedmont College

Clubs

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From Left: Denise Bell (Advisor), Amir Mujezinovic (Bosnia),
Dario Hanic (Bosnia), Boris Stankic (Bosnia),
Mersad Kadic (Bosnia), Jan Reininghaus (Germany),
Mustafa Khalil (Egypt), Borislava Mircheva (Bulgaria),
Mohammed A. Fakhro (Bahrain), Sanja Alihodzic (Bosnia),
Jackie Akifuma (Kenya)

President: Mandy Flanders Vice President: Erika Sellers

Treasurer: Melissa Sterling Secretary: Area Walton

Board of Directors:

Erica Cochran, Chairman

Kirneshia Capelton, Anna Dausner, John Fidero, Jared Mestler

Members:

Stephen Ball, Heather Barcroft, Larz Bass, Jenni Bishton, Kristen Boone, Christy Bowers, Anthony Cox,

Megan Dean, Marie Englesson, Jonathan Franks, Aubrey Glencamp, Melissa Hayes, Greg Holder, Jeff

Hames, Miranda Jiles, Kristy Ivester, Rebecca Kitchens, Casey LaFrance, Heather Malick, Matt Martin,

Kim Massey, Ashley Matthews, Mark Maynard, Felicia McGrady, Shannon Paitsell, Anthony Peppin,

Allison Perren, Allen Pointer, Meredeth Ransom, Jan Reininghaus, Tricia Roberts, Ben Sheffield, Brandy

Smith, Mary Jo Staples, Tristen Staton, Leila Stewart, Nancy Strandburg, Jennifer Taylor, Hope Terrell,

Melissa Thatcher, Matt Velker, Andy Walker, Tracy Westrom, Cindy Williams, Jill Wright

Rotaract is an international program for
young men and women ages 18 to 30 who
believe they can make a difference. Rotaract

clubs provide an opportunity for young

adults to enhance the knowledge and skills

that will assist them in personal development.

to address the physical and social needs of

their communities and to promote better

relations between all people worldwide

through a framework of friendship and

service. We, Piedmont College, emphasize

the importance of individual responsibility as

the basis of personal success and community

involvement. Habersham County Rotary

supports the areas of concerns we provide.

Our projects may include; The Cystic
Fibrosis Walk-a-Thon, Fruit Sales for Circle
of Hope, Turkey Feather Sales, Biatholan,
Luv-O-Grams, Car Washes, and other areas
of service to help Piedmont's campus. Our
motto is "Fellowship Through Service" and
"Making the World a Brighter Place".

S.I.F.E.

Students In

Free Enterprise

President: Valerie Vinson

Vice President: Erika Sellers

Treasurer: Brian Appling

Secretary: Honna Brown

Members:

Megan Dean, Brooks Durham, Kristy Ivester,

Casey Jones, Jennifer Martin, Keylan Mitchell

Michele Pearson, Nicole Pickins, Craig Richard

Tricia Roberts, Christan Tanner, Matt Wallace

Toni Wilkerson, Jill Wright

Advisor:

Mark Gardner

SIFE is college and university student teams
learning, teaching, and practicing free
enterprise in order to better individuals,
communities, and countries.

Piedmont College
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Local Events

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finished 3rd overall.

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7. Meet
Parents

8. Dinosaur

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10. Erin Brockovich

2000 Presidential
Elections

The 2000 Presidential

Elections will be remembered

for years to come as one of

the most controversial in our

history. Missing, confusing,

and uncounted ballots in

Florida and from soldiers

overseas caused confusion

and debate. In the end, Texas

Governor George W. Bush

was elected the 43rd

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Piedmont College
Campus Events

SGA arranged the opening of The
Lion's Den, an after-hours coffee
shop for Piedmont students.

Halloween was a
thrill this year with a
Spookfest weekend
of scary movies,
trick-or-treating, and
a costume dance.

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sell concessions to raise r

funds for SGA activities.

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Campus Events

Keylan Mitchell & Amy Banwell

Heather Swords & Casey Jones

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Beau Hobbs & Mari McElhannon

Meredith Tallent & Melvin Montoya

(NotPictuwd)

Matt Huffman & Quinn Axelberd

Adam Wiley & Kerneshia Capleton

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Piedmont College
Campus Events

HOMEC

Homecoming King and Queen:

Keylan Mitchell & Amy Banwell

Homecoming Prince and Princess

Beau Hobbs & Amy Jumper

(not pictured"

Piedmont College
Campus Events

Campus Events

Residence Life Staff

Mustafa Khalil

John Ahnen

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Lee Evans, RD Purcell

Jared Mestler

Jeff Kelly

Piedmont College
Campus Events

NO SMOKING

Amy Banwell and Kristen Mobley

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Mandy Flanders

Kim Stolhman

Vanessa Wilson

Rachel Davidson, RD Wallace

Carolyn Hart

Jessica Clay, RD Getman-Babcock

Piedmont College
Campus Events

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Alternative Music/Comedy

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Residence Life Haunted House

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Movie Night
Holiday Dinner

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Roller Pizza Dance
* Zoo Night

Piedmont College
Campus Events

January 2001:

Think Fast Game Show
Shopping Event

February 2001:

Movie Night

Shopping Event

Interactive Music Videos

Piedmont College
Campus Events

March 2QQ1:

Game Show

Movie Night

Shopping Event

Roller Pizza Dance

April ZOOl:

Easter Egg Scramble
Spring Spaghetti Fling

Ma y xooi: Q |lfe >>

zoo Night Qumm<k&

Twister Night

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Piedmont College Chamber Singers

Heather Anderson, Heather Barcroft, Beth Bedingfield, Elizabeth Blake, Daniel Bray, Billy
Daniel, Rachel Davidson, Katie Deal, David Dewald, Stacy Dobson, Neil Dover, Jon Fidero,
Bethany Gilreath, Ryan Gooch, JeffHames, Amanda Hardin, Ben Harrison, Greg Holder,
Rebecca Howard, Seth Howard, Mari McElhannon, Wesley Roach, Beth Roberts, Tricia Roberts,
Res Schwarts, Tristen Staton, Leila Stewart, Julie Thomas, Jill Thompson, Whitney Timmons,
Mark Trythall, Matthew Velker, Area Walton, Elizabeth Williams, Tyson Williams, Kimberly
Wilson, Oleksandra Yakymenko

Campus Events

Piedmont College Band

Elizabeth Blake, Patrick Brewer, Micheal Crawford, Megan Dean, Ryan Gooch,
Jaime Holbrook, Greg Holder, Nick Kastner, Ashley Maddox, Josh Patton, Josh
Queen, Ben Sanders, Matt Smith, Jay Tench, Tyson Williams, Kimberley Wilson

Calender Of Events

Fall 2000

August

Jill Thompson, Senior Recital

Sept. 9

Ben Harrison, Senior Recital

Sept. 12

Joey Freeman, Piano Concert

Sept. 28

Dr. Theodore Jahn, Clarinet Concert

Oct. 24

Kyle Dawkins, Guitar Concert

Nov. 3-6

Chamber Singers Tour-Akron, Ohio

Nov. 9

Chamber Singers Fall Concert

Nov. 19

NGS/Band Fall Concert

Dec. 4

Lessons and Carols Concert

Spring2001

Jan. 13

Julie Thomas, Senior Recital

Feb. 18

Margaret Holifield, Senior Recital

Mar. 22

Jill Thompson, Senior Recital

Mar. 23

Tyson Williams, Senior Recital

Mar. 27

Chamber Singers Spring Concert

Mar. 31

Betty Thompson, Senior Recital

Apr. 9

Piedmont College Lyceum:

Great

Composers Series

Apr. 22

NGS/Band Spring Concert

May 12-18

Chamber Singers Spring Tour: Iowa

The Piedmont College
Chorale is also a large
contributor to the music
at Piedmont. The one-hundred-voice choir is made up of the Cham-
ber Singers, other students, faculty and staff, and people from the
community. Every year a concert of Lessons and Carols is per-
formed at Christmas and a Lyceum concert is sung in the Spring.

Piedmont College
Campus Events

Piedmont College
Art Exhibits

Art Faculty Exhibition

August 17 through September 22, 2000

On The Land: Three Centuries
of American Farmlife l,i

October 3 through October 24, 2000

Alumni Art

Exhibition

November 1 through December 10, 2000

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xr^This Contest is for Real Hands:
Rodeo Photographs of the 1 930's

December 15, 2000 through January 19, 2001

Senior Show

January 26 through February 16, 2001

\f^ Art Exposure: High School
Art Exhibition

February 26 through March 17, 2001

] \TbJuried Student Show

March 30 through May 3, 2001

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Mission Statement:

To provide rigorous academic training for stu-
dents in both performance and technical theatre.

To provide audiences with quality productions
of the highest caliber.

To explore the full range of theatrical offerings
from the classical to the contemporary.

To foster professionalism
and camaraderie in the pursuit
of our mission.

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The Loveliest Afternoon Of The Year

Here We Are

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A Midsummer Night's Dream

by William Shakespeare

The Long Good-bye

For Whom The Southern Belle Tolls

The Garden Of Rikki Tikki Tavi

Of Mice and Men

by John Steinbeck

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Katie Vaughan & Joaco Camargo

Most Likely to Succeed

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Katie Deal & Matt Hartwick

Friendliest

Aubrey Glencamp &
Vanessa Wilson

Most Dependable

Jessica Moseley & Keylan Mitchell

Most Spirited
Casey LaFrance & Jenny Dietz

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Mosf Intelligent

Julie Phillips & Wes Jackson

Cutest Couple

Ben Harrison & Jada Stone

Wittiest

Dustin Burrell & Sierra Nicholson

Best Dressed

Jessica Howell & Bowie Wheaton

Most Attractive

Levi Pless & Mari McElhannon

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Closing

Jtere are some, Piedmont College
buildings you may not recognize.

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Commons Hall served as the College dining ha
and kitchen from 1916 until 1969 when it burned
down and was replaced by Nielson Dining Hall.

Piedmont College
Closing

Babcock Hall,
the women's
dormitory in
1964, before
the addition
of Getman
wing.

Demorest Hall, also known as the "Big Schoolhouse
on the Hill/' had been used by the college from 1897
until it was destroyed by fire in 1911.

Piedmont College
Closing

Graduation

May
2000

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those who helped make this book pos-
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Closing