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DEMOREST, GEORGIA

CLASS 31

BOOK

Digitized by the Internet Archive

in 2012 with funding from

LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

http://archive.org/details/yonah47unse

The

Students'

Association

'Presents...

The

Yonahian

for

1947

Published by

Piedmont College

Demorest, Georgia

^Dedication

Where the Georgian Hills grow purple
In the sunset glow,
Proudly stands our Alma Mater
In a vale below.

This year as we observe the fiftieth anniversary of the founding
of PIEDMONT COLLEGE we occupy a vantage point. With pride we
look back on a large group of our graduates who have attained
success in many fields. They have made and are making the world
a better place in which to live. With full confidence we look forward
to a Greater Piedmont in the Hills of Habersham.

Among the Hills of Habersham

Where skies are ever blue

Old Piedmont takes its stand

The pride of Dixie Land

And while the waters of Lake Demorest

Make ripples in the breeze

And rainbows glow with green and gold

The words we'll sing are these

It's Piedmont for mine

It's Piedmont for mine

That's the school I love the best

Down in Georgia Demorest

The sun always shines

On that place so fine

And I'll always say as I say today

It's Piedmont for mine

"There shall be light"

And it came to pass that there was light. In the language of an earlier Col-
lege bulletin. (Fifty) years ago among the red hills of Georgia a beacon was
lighted at Piedmont College. Prayers, self sacrifice, devoted service, and kindly
temembrances from distant friends have susta'ned it always. Far up the gorges
of the Great Smokies its beams have penetrated; and out across the lowlands
where share-croppers toil, guiding an ever growing army of young men and
women to wider opportunities and richer lives."

This was the light of Truth made warm and inspiring by the alchemy of
great teachers. Piedmont men and women have gone out bearing this light so
that it has been kindled and rekindled in human hearts as waves spread from
the dropping of a stone.

It has been a great half century indeed. The good the College has done is
immeasurable. Its graduates have gone out to die in both world wars. Wher-
ever they have gone they have carried the warmth of the Piedmont spirit, the
strength of the Piedmont light.

You who are here today are privileged to share in the celebration of this the
fiftieth commencement, to rejoice with us in these fifty great years of service: to
plan with us for the new half-century at Piedmont. This light once kindled
here must not go out!

Foreword

Piedmont A Special School

1947 A Special Year
YONAHIAN A Special Book
Students A Special Group

In this special edition, commemorating our Fiftieth
Anniversary, we, the staff, have endeavored to bring to
you a few of the many events, activities and personalities
of that unforgettable year 1947.

H. LOULSH PATTON LIBRARY

COMMONS HALL

THE SEMI-CIRCLE

A. R. VAN CLEAVE
President

LESLIE JONES
Dean

Faculty

DR. J. L. MARTENS
Biology

DR. W. S. ROBERTS
Chemistry

MRS. EFFIE STAMBAL'C.FI
Dorm M other. Dietitian

MRS. GUY ADAMS. R.N.
Xurse

MRS. EULA BATSON
Treasurer

MISS KOHLER
Economics

MRS. C. L. PERCY
Languages

REV. PAUL McCLANAHAN
Religion

MISS DOROTHEA MORRILL
History

MISS ELIZABETH MOORE
Music

MRS. FRANCIS COOK
Dancing

MRS. WALLACE FARR
Registrar

Faculty

DR. HOMER W. STEVENS
Economics

MR. IRANCIS COOK

English

MRS. R. F. ATKINSON

Mathematics. Art

MRS. MARY M. SMOOT

Business Administration

MISS ELAH COWART
Education

MR. HOYT BOWAN
Dramatics

COACH ROBERT GILKEY

Physical Education

MISS LENORA DABNEY
Typing

MR. REX STAMBAUGH
Mathematics and Science

MRS. LESLIE JONES
Librarian

FACULTY NOT SHOWN:

MRS. HELEN MARTENS
Secretary to the President

MISS EDNA JORRAN sQarcbOU^

Physical Education

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Seniors

Our Senior Officers

BILL HAYNES. President

SUE SMOOT, Secretary

Winnie Claire Murphy. Vice-President

NETTIE BEN WILMOT. Treasurer

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Seniors

R. M. ASH
Blairsvillc Georgia

LAVADA BAGGETT
Tennille. Georgia

MARVIN BRHWI R
Alto Georgia

EUNICE CALEAS
Demorest. Georgia

DOROTHY CASH
Wadley. Alabama

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Seniors

THELMA CHAMBERS
Cornelia, Georgia

CECIL DAVIS
Demorest, Georgia

RANDOLPH CHUNN
Woodbury. Georgia

WALTER CONWELL
Lavonia. Georgia

ROBERT DILLARD
Cornelia. Georgia

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Seniors

HULON FARMER
Suwanee, Georgia

PAT HALLFORD
Demorest. Georgia

PHYLIS FLINT
Athens. Georgia

JESS HAYES
Toccoa. Georgia

WILLIAM HAYNES
Athens. Georgia

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Seniors

SIDNEY HIGHSMITH
Nahunta Georgia

AMY LEONARD
Westfield, Massachusetts

ELAINE HUNT
Demorest. Georgia

B. W. MCRAE
Demorest, Georgia

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WINNIE CLAIRE MURPHY
Pendergrass. Georgia

Seniors

JANELLE MEEKS PARKER
Alto. Georgia

ANITA ROPER
Clarksvillc. Georgia

WILLIAM ALTON PARRIS
Wedowee, Alabama

BAXTER SASSER
Mt. Olive. North Carolina

LOWELL SMOOT
Demorest. Georgia

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Seniors

SUE SMOOT
Woodbury. Georgia

JAMES FOSTER GOOLSBY
Toccoa. Georgia

BETTY SOSEBEE
Demorest. Georgia

NETTIE BEN WILMOT
Carnesville. Georgia

SARA WALTERS
Toccoa Georgia

STELLA WILSON
Clarkesville. Georgia

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Senior Snaps

BEAUTY vs. BEAST

FERRY DAVIS
Senior Mascot

ADVERTISEMENT

THIS ISN'T MRS. STUBBS

COUNSELOR CHAMBERS

BATHING BEAUTY

Top Row

'KNOCK-OUT" JAN

PARRIS LADIES' MAN

NATURE AND THE BEAUTY

Middle Row

FARMER SARA

WYNK TAKING IT EASY

HAPPY ABOUT IT ALL

Bottom Row

STROLLING ALONG

SO GOOD TO SIT

JUST STANDING

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Juniors

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Our Junior Officers

President
PEGGY RICE

Vice-President
KATHRYN JORDAN

Secretary and Treasurer
DOT BARRETT

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Juniors

DORO I I IV BARR1 I I
Cornelia, Georgia

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KATHRYN JORDAN
Comer. Georgia

RUDOLPH BUICE
Gainesville. Georgia

PEGGY RICE
Wincbendon. Massachusetts

GUIN CRONIC
Gainesville. Georgia

NEAL TIMMS
Alpharetta, Georgia

RAY TENCH
Demorest. Georgia

PIERCE HARDY
Cornelia. Georgia

DOROTHY WILKINSON
Toccoa. Georgia

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l. HEADING FOR THE CUP. 2. JUST RESTING

3. GOING SHOPPING' 4. SLEEK. EH. EH!

5. CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST 6. MODERN TRANSPORTATION

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President

BETTY MORGAN
Vice-President

WHO BROKE THAT LIGHT?

ODESSA ASH
Blairsville, Georgia

GENELLE AYERS
Ashland. Georgia

JACK BROGDON
Buford. Georgia

OLLIE BROOKS
Cornelia. Georgia

JAM1 s CARPI NTER
Elberton, Georgia

PAUL CARPENTER
Dcmorest. Georgia

MAXWELL CASH
Cornelia. Georgia

SARA CISSON
Martin. Georgia

KATHLEEN CRAWFORD
Cornelia. Georgia

BARBARA CROW
Cornelia, Georgia

BETTY CURRY
LaGrange. Georgia

ANN DAVIS
Tallulah Falls, Georgia

BETTY DOVE
Royston. Georgia

PATRICIA EDWARDS
Cocoa, Florida

CHARLES ELLIS
Oxford. Georgia

MILLIE FARMER
Conyers. Georgia

PHOEBE FRANCIS
Dcmorest. Georgia

LARICE FRANKS
Commerce. Georgia

HAROLD FOSTER
Demurest. Georgia

ELIZABETH FREE
Mt. Airy. Georgia

LEAH ROSE GRUBBS
Dcmorest. Georgia

MRS. BILL HAYNES
Demorest. Georgia

PERRY HENDRIX

Dcmorest. Georgia

JO JORDAN
Comer. Georgia

MARJORIE JUSTICE
Cornelia. Georgia

LAWSON BRADY
Auburn. Georgia

VIRGINIA LEARD
Colbert. Georgia

WILLIAM LOUDERMILK
Demorest, Georgia

BETTY MORGAN
Gainesville, Georgia

ROBERT OLIVER
Clarkesville. Georgia

JIMMIE J. POWELL
Alapaha. Georgia

HOYT PURCLLL
Commerce. Georgia

CARLTON SISK
Demorest. Georgia

EVELYN SOUTHERLAND
Demorest. Georgia

DORIS STEPHENS
Demorest. Georgia

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Auburn. Georgia

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CHAR1.LNL WILLIAMS
fhornsby, Alabama

EARLINE YOUNGBI.OOD
Demorest Georgia

JOHN HARDY
Cornelia, Georgia

Sophomores Not Shown:

CHARLES NELSON, JR.
Westminster. South Carolina

JO ANN SOSEBEE
Demorest, Georgia

WILLIAM WATSON
Demorest. Georgia

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Freshmen

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JACK HAYES
President

JAMES BAILEY
Vice-President

MARGARET BAILEY

Secretary

MILDRED AIKEN
Treasurer

RENIE and ERNIE HALLFORD
Freshmen Mascots

Where The Freshmen Spend Their Time:

HELEN ALEWINE
Lavonia, Georgia

BETTY ANDERSON
Toccca. Georgia

ELENA AUSTIN
Oliver. Georgia

REBECCA AYERS
Cornelia. Georgia

JAMES BAILEY
Carnesville. Georgia

MARGARET BAILEY
Carnesville. Georgia

LILA BASS
Ochlocknee. Georgia

GLENN BEARDEN
Clayton Georgia

EARL BLANKENSHIP

Demorest, Georgia

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DAVID CALDWEL1

Concord. Georgia

EDITH CHI'I WOOD

Mt. Airy, Georgia

Demorest. Georgia

1 AWRENCE CALLAS

HAZEL CISSON

Martin. Georgia

STEVE CANTRELL

Tate. Georgia

ANN CLYBURN

Cornelia. Georgia

BRAWNER CARR

Milledgeville, Georgia

GRADY COOK

Alto. Georgia

CLARENCE CARSON

Wadley. Alabama

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LENORE CRABTREE
Tallapoosa. Georgia

JOHN DICKENSON
Monroe, Georgia

GARRISON DILLARD
Cleveland. Georgia

WILLIAM DILLARD
Cornelia, Georgia

LILLIAN DOVER
Clarkcsville, Georgia

LAURA NELL DYKES
Macon. Georgia

SARA ELLISON
Clarkcsville, Georgia

JACK IRWIN
Cornelia, Georgia

GEORGE EVANS
Scranton, Pennsylvania

WALLACE FARR
Thomson. Georgia

ELLIS FOSTER
Demorest. Georgia

FRANK FOS I I K
Demorest, Georgia

JANE GOI Dl N
Cornelia. Georgia

GODFREY FUNK. JR.
Mt. Airy. Georgia

JACK HAINES
Madison. Georgia

FRED FREE

Mt. Airy. Georgia

BENJAMIN E. HARRIS
Mt. Airy, Georgia

JOHN GATEWOOD
Winston Salem. North Carolina

CRYSTAL HARWELL
Madison. Georgia

RUBY GERRIN
Demorest. Georgia

DOROTHY HALCOMB
Nelson. Georgia

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SUE HENSON
Carnesville. Georgia

W

EDWIN HOLCOMBE
Toccoa, Georgia

CECIL HUFF
Union Point. Georgia

LLOYD HUNTER
Clayton, Georgia

HARVEY KITCHENS
Oxford. Georgia

LORA LANCASTER
Gainesville. Georgia

TED LAW
Clayton, Georgia

WILLIAM LEE

Tallulah Falls, Georgia

LOIS KEENER
Toccoa. Georgia

GEORGE LEDBETTER

Tallulah Falls, Georgia

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I.ARKIN LOUDERMILK
Mt. Airy. Georgia

VIRGINIA LOUDERMILK
Mt. Airy. Georgia

OLLIE JO MARET
Lavonia, Georgia

NANCY MARTIN
Madison. Georgia

JIMMY MATTHEWS
Buford. Georgia

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LOUIS McCOLLUM
Clarkesville. Georgia

KATHRYN McMANUS
Jacksonville. Florida

GERALD MINTER
Kennesaw, Georgia

CHARLES MOONEY
Alto. Georgia

JACKIE MOOREHEAD
Bowersville. Georgia

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JU ANITA MORRISON
Clarkesville, Georgia

J. C. MOSS
Habersham. Georgia

WALLACE NELSON
Nelson, Georgia

PAULINE PARKER
Clayton, Georgia

BETTY PAYNE
Carnesville. Georgia

RUSSELL PHILLIPS
Buford, Georgia

BETTY POWELL
Cornelia. Georgia

CURTIS POWER
Colbert, Georgia

BONA PUCKETT
Buford. Georgia

JACK PURCELL
Jefferson. Georgia

JOHN RAMEY
Cornelia. Georgia

JERRY ROBHRTSON
Buford. Georgia

AUDREY ROPER
Clarkesville. Georgia

C. J. ROPER
Gainesville. Georgia

DOROTHY SANDERS
Bowersville. Georgia

JAMES SANDERS
EaGrange. Georgia

MILDRED SHIRLEY
Clarkesville, Georgia

JACK SMOOT
Woodbury. Georgia

EVIE ANN SORROW
Demorest. Georgia

NOBLE SORROW
Demorest. Georgia

J. C. SOUTHERLAND
Demorest, Georgia

M. K. SOUTHERS
Gainesville. Georgia

BUFORD STAMEY
Demorest, Georgia

JOYCE TATUM
Demorest, Georgia

MELVIN TAYLOR
Clayton, Georgia

PATRICIA THOMASON
Toccoa, Georgia

ISABELLE THOMPSON
Clayton, Georgia

ANN THORNTON
Hartwell, Georgia

LESTER WALL
Clayton. Georgia

SARA FRANCES WATERS
Pendergrass, Georgia

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MARGARET WHSTBROOK
Cornelia. Georgia

I ARRIS WOODAI.I.
Cornelia. Georgia

BARTLEY WILBANKS
Demorest. Georgia

RUBY WILBANKS
Clarkesville. Georgia

ROY EDWARD WILLIAMS
Winterville. Georgia

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JINTON WHITMIRE
Toccoa. Georgia

DAN WOOD
Demorest. Georgia

NELSON WOOD
Marietta. Georgia

FRED WOOD
Clarkesville. Georgia

GEORGE WORLEY
Canton. Georgia

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Freshmen Not Shown:

ARTHUR WRIGHT
Cedartown. Georgia

MILDRED AIKEN
Carnesville. Georgia

WILLIAM KEMP
Acworth, Georgia

OLIVIA McHAN
Nelson, Georgia

RAMONA GARRISON
Clarkesville, Georgia

INEZ ASH
Blairsville. Georgia

ALLEN AIKEN
Toccoa. Georgia

CLAUDE BALLEW
Demorest, Georgia

MARY AYERS
Talluldh Falls. Georgia

WINDY BERRONGE
Cornelia. Georgia

SYBIL BLAIR
Mt. Airy. Georgia

STAN CARPENTER
Demorest. Georgia

ROYCE CLARK
Flowery Branch. Georgia

JACK CLASSON
Royal Oak. Michigan

ARTHUR JAMES CRAIG
Lakemont Georgia

JAMES LEWIS CURRIER
Cornelia. Georgia

STARK DEATON
Demorest. Georgia

MARIOUS GARRISON
Clarkesville. Georgia

JAY HENDERSON
Atlanta, Georgia

HAROLD HULSEY
Buford. Georgia

WILLIAM G. HUNT
Demorest. Georgia

JOHN S. KESLER
Clarkesville. Georgia

ELIZABETH KOPPE
Atlanta. Georgia

WILLIAM J. MORRIS
Madison. Georgia

W. R. RIDGEWAY
Homer. Georgia

HENRY SKIPPER
Flowery Branch. Georgia

PATSY WATSON
Demorest. Georgia

FRED WARD
Tallulah Falls. Georgia

DAVID COFFEY
Cornelia. Georgia

RONALD E. COFFEY
Cornelia. Georgia

oActivity

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Student ^Association

JESS HAYES
President

JACK BROGDON
Vice-President

WINNIE CLAIRE MURPHY
Secretary and Treasurer

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Religious (Committees

JACKIE MOOREHEAD
JAMES SANDERS
BETTY CURRY
BETTY ANDERSON
PEGGY RICE
PATTY EDWARDS
CHARLES MOONEY

PHYLISS FLINT

LAVDA BAGGETT

BILL HAYNES

LOWELL SMOOT

ALTON PARRIS

JACK HAYES

KATHRYN McMANUS

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JANELLE PARKER
President

BETHHAYNES
Vice-President

JO MARET
Secretary

LOIS KEENER
Treasurer

ANITA ROPER
Chaplain

DOROTHY BARRETT
Pianist

HELEN ALEWINE
MARGARET WESTBROOK

LAV ADA BAGGETT
KATHLEEN CRAWFORD

BARBARA CROW

MRS. LENORA DABNEY

ANN DAVIS

RUBY GERRIN

MARJORIE JUSTICE

JUANITA MORRISON

WYNK MURPHY

AUDRY ROPER

MILDRED SHIRLEY

JOYCE TATUM

PATRICIA THOMASON

RUBY WILBANKS

EVELYN SONTHERLAND

VIRGINIA LOUDERMILK

JANE GOLDEN

ANN CLYBURN

REBECCA AYERS

DORIS STEVENS

Not shown:
MARY AYERS

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STELLA WILSON
President

PEGGY RICE
Vice President

Mil I II FARMER
Vi retary and I reasuret

JO JORDAN
Pianist

BETTY CURRY
Chaplain

KATHRYN McMANUS

MILDRED AIKEN

BETTY ANDERSON

INEZ ASH

ELENA AUSTIN

GENELLE AYERS

MARGARET BAILEY

III. A BASS

DOROTHY CASH

LENORA BRABTREE

HAZEL CISSON

LAURA NELL DYKES

PATTY EDWARDS

PHYLLIS ELINT

PHOEBE FRANCIS

ELIZABETH FREE

SUE HENSON

CRYSTAL HARWELL

DOT HOLCOMBE

KATHRYN JORDEN

LORA LANCASTER

AMY LEONARD

VIRGINIA LEARD

JACKIE MOOREHEAD

BETTY MORGAN

NANCY MARTIN

OLIVIA McHAN

BETTY PAYNE

BETTY SOSEBEE

DOT SANDERS

SUE SMOOT

ANN THORNTON

NETTIE BEN WILMOT

ELLEN WILEY

CHARLENE WILLIAMS

FRANCES WATERS

EARLENE YOUNGBLOOD

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Yonahian Staff

WINNIE CLAIRE MURPHY Editor

JACK HAYES Business Manager

PEGGY RICE Associate Business Manager

DOROTHY WILKINSON Associate Business Manager

BETH HAYNES Associate Editor

LAVADA BAGGETT Associate Editor

"A busy day in Atlanta!"

Owl. . . Staff

SUE SMOOT Editor

BAXTER SASSER Associate Editor

ALTON PARRIS Assistant Editor

KATHRYN McMANUS Assistant Editor

AMY LEONARD Assistant Editor

BETTY CURRY Assistant Editor

STELLA WILSON Business Manager

PHOEBE FRANCIS Circulation Manager

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Veterans Qlub

B. W. McRAE President

BLEKLY RYALS Vice-President

RANDALPH CHUNN Secretary and Treasurer

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a^ftembers of Vets Qlub

AYERS. MARY

AIKEN. AEEEN D.

CARPENTER. PAUL

CARPENTER. STAN

CARR. W. BRAUNER

CHUNN. RANDOLPH E.

CLARKE. ROYCE

CRONIC, GUIN

BAILEY, JAMES

FARMER. HUI.ON

FOSTER, FRANK

FOSTER. HAROLD

HAYES. JACK

HAYES. JESS

HAYNES. BILL

HENDERSON. JAY

KEMP, WILLIE B.

LAW, TED

LEDBETTER. GEO. F.. SR.

MINTER. GERALD H.

MURPHY. BOB

McRAE. BUFORD

NELSON. WALLACE

PALMOUR. WELDON

POWELL. JIMMIE J.

PUCKETT. BONA

ROPER. C. J.

RYALS. RANDALL B.

SKIPPER. HENRY

SORROW. NOBLE W.

STAMBOUGH. JOHN

STAMEY. BUFORD

WALL. LESTER

WELLS. CHARLES

WILBANKS. BARTLEY

WOOD. NELSON

WORLEY. GEORGE

WRIGHT. ARTHUR

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Who's Who

JESS HAYES

SUE SMOOT

WHO'S WHO
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SITIES AND COLLEGES IS A
publication in which appear the
biographies of outstanding students selected
from six hundred schools in the country. This recognition
is the culmination of all college honors and achievements. Nomination
is based upon character, scholarship, leadership in extra-
curricular activities, and potentiality for
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imagination, a charm to sadness, gaiety and life to everything. It is the essence of order, and
leads to all that is good, lust and beautiful, of which it is the invisible, but nevertheless dazzling,
passionate, and eternal form." PLATO.

NETTIE BEN WILMOT

BETTY ANDERSON

BAXTER SASSER

PAT THOMASON

PHOEBE FRANCIS

M. K. SOUTHERS, JR.

JO MARET

BETTY MORGAN

JAMES SANDERS

CHARLENE WILLIAMS

BETTY MOORE

DOT HOLCOMBE

GARRISON DILLARD

OLIVIA McHAN

ELENA AUSTIN

GEORGE EVANS

DORIS STEVENS

MARGARET BAILEY

JO JORDEN
SIDNEY HIGHSMITH

BETTY CURRY

DOROTHY SANDERS

HENRY SKIPPER

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First Row:

LOIS KEENER

BETTY PAINE

ELENA AUSTIN

DORIS STEPHENS

Second Row:

PHOEBE FRANCIS

JO JORDAN

DOT HOLCOMB

BETTY MORGAN

Third Row:

PAT THOMASON

JO MARET

CHARLENE WILLIAMS

NETTIE BEN WILMOT

BETTY CURRY

Fourth Row:

MISS ELIZABETH MOORE

DOT SANDERS

BETTY ANDERSON

OLIYA McHAN
MARGARET BAILEY

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STANDING:

KNEELING:

MISS MOORE. Sponsor
JACK HAYES
JAMES SANDERS
M. K. SOUTHERS
BAXTER SASSER
SIDNEY HIGHSMITH

GARRISON DILLARD
HENRY SKIPPER
CHARLES MOONEY

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ODESSA ASH
Mascot

^Piano
Students

Top:

MISS MOORE. Instructor
JACK BROGDI N
HENRY SKIPPER
M. K. SOUTHERS

Bottom :

JO JORDAN

ANN THORNTON

INEZ ASH

ODESSA ASH

ODESSA ASH. JR.. Mascot

Debate Qlub

'Resolved That Labor Should Have a Direct
Share in the Management of Industry"

STANDING:

JACK HAYES

ALTON PARRIS

H. E. BOWEN. Sponsor

SITTING:

BAXTER SASSER

WYNK MURPHY

CLARENCE CARSON

KATHRYN McMANUS

ELIZABETH FREE

Officers:

ALTON PARRIS
President

LAV ADA BAGGETT
Vice-President

THELMA CHAMBERS
Secy, and Treasurer

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MISS MORRILL. Sponsor

ALTON PARRIS. President

SARA CISSON. Vice-President

DOROTHY CASH. Secy. 8 Treas

R.

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MR. H. E. BOWEN

MISS COWART, Not shown

G. K. EVANS

SIDNEY HIGHSMITH

MISS MOORE

B. W. McRAE

MR. PERCY

NEAL TIMMS

JACK HAYES

THELMA CHAMBERS

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'Piedmont
Players

H. E. BOWEN
Director

"The Late Christopher Bean'

GARRISON DlLLARD

Charles Fowler
Rex Stambough
B. w. McRae
Sidney Highsmith
Bona Puckett
Kathryn McManus
Loyd Hunter
Edwin Holcomb

Clarence Carson
Baxter Sasser
Pat Thompson
Elizabeth Free
Peggy Rice
Jane Golden
Olivia McHan
Dorothy Barrett
Betty' Morgan

Betty Curry
Beth Haynes
Jackie Moorhead
Laura Nell Dykes
Jo Jordan
Elena Austin
Lois Keener
Erlene Youngblood
Majorie Justus

Ann Clyburn
Betty Moore
Harold Fowlin
Roy Harris
Edna Jordan
Phoebe Francis
Fred L. Wood
Anita Roper
M. K. Southers

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1. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davis

2. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Buice

3. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Sarrow

4. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lokey

5. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haynes

6. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Goolsby

7. Mr. and Mrs. Marius Garrison

8. Mr. and Mrs. John Stambough

9. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Smoot
10. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hallford

1 1 . Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McRae

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Piedmont

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COACH GILKEY

CAPTAIN CECIL DAVIS

JERRY DAVIS. Mascot

WILLIAM LOUDERMILK

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JOHN STAMBOUGH

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JIMMY POWELL

GLRALD M1NTER

BOB MURPHY

TED LAW-

BILL HAYNES

PAT HALLFORD

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Murphy builds
up that
score to
win over
Mercer 4
points

The Game of the Serson: Piedmont vs. Mercer

Oh. Mercer.

where were

your players

when we

made this

A tense moment for al

Qheer Readers

JO JORDAN

STEVE CANTRELL M. K. SOUTHERS LAV ADA BAGGETT

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Qirls Basketball Team

Read left to right: Coach Martens, Kathryn Jordan. Sue Smoot, Ellen Wiley. Stella Wilson,
Sara Cisson, Nancy Martin.

Second row: Mildred Akin, Dot Holcombe, Lora Lancaster, Olivia McHan. Margaret Bailey,
Betty Morgan.

Five of the above girls were on the squad of the previous year: Sara Cisson, Stella Wilson,
Ellen Wiley, Sue Smoot, Betty Morgan.

Transfer Student: Kathryn Jordan.

Freshmen: Nancy Martin, Margaret Bailey, Olivia McHan, Dot Holcombe, Lora Lancaster,
Mildred Akin.

Return student: Edna Jordan (not shown). Her return to the campus after three years added
considerable strength to the team. She is now teaching and completing work on a B.S. degree
in Physical Education.

The Piedmont girls started off the season by suffering a severe defeat at the hands of the
Sports Arena Blues. However, the season proved successful because the girls could hold their own
with any team in this section.

Captain
ELLEN WILEY

Qirls at 'Practice

Snap

YE GADS!

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WHAT THAT ARE

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The take-off

The handsomest of men ... to
Sadie

'Piedmont's

Thanksgiving Formal HJance

Qampus

Scenes

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Qreetings!

". . . the waters of Lake
Dcmorest . . .

make ripples in the
breeze ..."

COMMONS HALL

'HOUSE OF COMMONS'

'Let's see what the rules say'
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BABCOCK HAL

"HOUSE OF LORDS'

'Without

within''

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ROGERS HALL

Nurse and patient

Bug ologu' in full
swing

Science 'Department

Careful, Charlie.

don't let it

explode !

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ART STUDIO

E. LOUISE PATTON LIBRARY

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GUESS WHOMEVER?
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HERE WE ARE

'CAUSE WE WANT TO REMEMBER THEM ALWAYS

Faculty

A. R. Van Cleave, A.B., A.M.

A.B. Union Christian College: Diploma Indiana State
Teachers College; A.B. Indiana University: Graduate
Study Indiana University: MA. University of Chicago.

Leslie Jones, A.B., M.S.

A.B. Emory W Henry College: M.S. University of
Georgia.

Emma Jewell Fleming, A.B.

A.B. Piedmont College.

Mary Margaret Smoot, A.B.

A.B. Piedmont College

Mabel Stevenson Percy, A.B., B.B.L.

A.B. Vanderbilt University; B.B.L. Atlanta Theo-
logical Seminary.

Homer William Stevens, A.B., M.A.,
LL.B., LL.M.

A.B.. M.A., LL.B., LL.M. University of Minnesota.

Ruth Ford Atkinson, A.B., M.A.

A.B. Rollins College; M.A. Oberlin College.

William Silas Roberts, A.B., M.S.. D.Ed.

A.B. Piedmont College; A.B. Harvard University;
M.S. University of Chicago; D.Ed. Piedmont College.

Dorthea Morrill, A.B., M.A.

A.B.. M.A. University of Michigan: Graduate Study
University of Michigan.

Francis Conner Cook. A.B., M.A.

A.B.. M.A. University of Texas; Graduate Study Uni-
versity of North Carolina.

J. Louis Martens, A.B.. M.A., Ph.D.

A.B. Indiana Central College: Special work Butler Uni-
versity. University of North Carolina. U. S. Navy Pre-
flight School: A.M.. Ph.D. Indiana University.

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Faculty

Helen Jordan Martens. A.B.

A.B. Piedmont College.

Paul H. McClanahan, A.B., B.L.

A.B. Wooster College; B.I. Union Theological Semi-
nary; Graduate Study Syracuse University.

Mrs. Guy Adams, R.N.
Edna Jordan, A.B.

A.B. Piedmont College.

Rex Stambaugh, B.S.

B.S. Piedmont College

Mrs. W. A. Batson, A.B.

A.B. Piedmont College.

HoytE. Bowen, A.B.

A.B. Piedmont College.

Elah Cowart, B.S., M.A.

Undergraduate study Georgia State College for Women;
B.S. Teachers College. Columbia University; M.A.
Columbia University: Graduate study University of
North Carolina. Duke University. Women's College of
University of North Carolina.

William T. Gilkey, A.B.

A.B. Ripon College; Graduate study Ripon College.

Genevieve Kohler, A.B., M.A.

A.B.. M.A. Marshal College.

Mrs. Ernest Hallford, A.B.

A.B. Georgia State College for Women.

Elizabeth Moore, Mus. B.

Mus. B.. Oberlin Conservatory of Music: Graduate
study West Virginia University, West Virginia and
Marshall College.

Walter Westafer, Mus. B.. M.A.
(Music)

Mus. B.. Syracuse University; M.M. (Music) Cincin-
nati Conservatory.

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Seniors

James Ash

North Georgia College 1: Young Harris 2: Piedmont
3-4; A.B. degree; Education. Major: Mathematics.
Minor.

Cecil William Davis

Piedmont College 1. 2. 3, 4; A.B. degree: Major.
Physical Education: Minor. Social Science: Basketball
I, 2. 3, 4: Captain of Basketball Team 4; J. S. Green
Society: "P" Club; Veterans Club.

Lavada Baggett

Berry College 1: Piedmont College 2. 3. 4: A.B. de-
gree: Education. Major: English. Minor: Georgian So-
ciety 1 : Student Volunteer Group 1 ; Social Chr. 1 :
Junior Debate Club 1 : Y. M. C. A. I : Theta Zeta
Phi Society 2. 3. 4; Editor of Owl 2: Religious Com-
mittee 2. 3. 4: Associate Editor of Yonahian 4: Cheer-
leader 4: Vice-Pres. of Junior class 3: Vice-Pres. of
Debate Club 4: Chr. of Nominating Committee 4;
Travelli Scholarship 3. 4.

Marvin Brewer

Young Harris College 1. 2: Piedmont College 3. 4:
A.B. degree: Social Science. Major; History. Minor:
Young Harris Debating Club: Piedmont Vets Club.

Eunice Callas

Piedmont College 1. 2. 3, 4; Home Economics. Major;
English. Minor: A.B. Degree; Sec.-Trcas. of Fresh-
man Class 1: Gamma Chi 3. 4: Cheerleader 3: Owl
Staff 3: Sec.-Treas. of Junior Class 3: Man. of Girls
Basketball Team 4.

Dorothy Cash

Southern Union College 1.2: West Georgia College 3:
Piedmont College 4: A.B. degree: Education. Major:
Science. Minor: Gamma Chi Society 4: Sec.-Treas. of
International Relations Club 4.

Thelma Chambers

North Georgia College 1. 2: Piedmont College 3. 4;
A.B. degree: Sociology. Major: Psychology. Minor;
Gamma Chi Society 3. 4: International Relations Club
4: Sec.-Treas. of Debate Club 4.

Randolph Chunn

Reinhardt College 1.
Club 3. 4.

Piedmont College 3. 4: Vets

Robert A. Dillard

Oglethorpe University 1. 2. 3: Piedmont College 4:
A.B. degree; Blue Key Fraternity; Alpha Lambda Tau
Fraternity; Who's Who in American Colleges and
Universities 1942-43.

Hulon F. Farmer

Young Harris College 1: Oglethorpe University 2;
Piedmont College 3. 4; A.B. degree: Major. Social
Science: Minor. English; Vets Club.

Virginia Phyllis Flint

West Georgia College 1; Piedmont College 2. 3. 4;
A.B. degree; Major. Education: Minor, Science: Gam-
ma Chi 2. 3. 4: Dramatics 3: Spanish 1: Owl Staff
3 : Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class 2.

Lewis William Hallford

Piedmont College 1. 2. 3. 4; A.B. degree; Major.
Physical Education; Minor. History and Social Sci-
ence: J. S. Green Literary Society: Baseball; Basket-
ball 1. 2. 3. 4; "P" Club; Veterans Club.

Jess A. Hayes

Rabun Gap. Nacoochee 1 : University of Alabama 2 :
Piedmont 3. 4: A.B. degree: Major. Business Admin-
istration: Minor. Social Science: Glee Club 3: Busi-
ness Manager of Owl 3 ; President of Sophomore Class
2: President of Students' Association 4; Who's Who
in American Colleges and Universities 1946-47.

William A. Haynes

Piedmont 1. 2. 3. 4: B.S. degree: Major. Physical
Education; Minor. Chemistry: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4;
Baseball 1.2: "P" Club I. 2. 3. 4: J. S. Green Lit-
erary Society: Executive Council 1. 2.

Walter Baxter Conwell

Piedmont College 1. 2. 3. 4; B.S. degree; Major.
Math.: Minor. Physics and Chemistry: J. S. Green
Society: Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni-
versities 1942-43.

Sidney Morris Highsmith

North Georgia College 1 . 2 : Mercer University 3 :
Piedmont College 4: A.B. degree: Major. Business
Administration: Minor. English: Men's Glee Club 4.
Mixed Chorus 4: Drama Club 4; International Rela-
tions Club 4: Veterans Club 4.

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Elaine Ida Hunt

Sue Smoot

Piedmont College 1. 2. 3. 4; B.S. degree: Major.
Mathematics: Minor. Science: Gamma Chi Society.

Amy Cunningham Leonard

Piedmont College 1. 2. J, 4; American International
College 3; B.S. degree: Major. Chemistry: Minor.
Mathematics and Biology: A.B. degree: Major. Eng-
lish: Minor. Education: President of the Freshman
Class 1 : Owl Staff 1. 2. 4: Ycnahian Staff 1 : Drama
Club 1: Debate Club 2: Choir 2: Gamma Chi So-
ciety 3, 4.

Winnie Claire Murphy

Piedmont College 1. 2. 3. 4: A.B. degree; Major.
English: Minor. Business Admin ; stration : Theta Zeta
Phi Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Sec. and Treas. of Freshman
Class; Vice-Pres. of Junior Class; Vice-Pres. of Sen-
ior Class: Vice-Pres. of Theta Zeta Phi Society 2;

Glee Club 1,3:
Who's Who i
1946-47.

Debate Club 4; Editor of Yonahian 4;
l American Universities and Colleges

Piedmont 1, 2. 3. 4; A.B. degree; Major, Biology;
Minor, English; Gamma Chi 1, 2. 3. 4; Vice-Pres. of
Gamma Chi Society 3; Freshmen Class Vice-Pres. 1:
Treas. of Senior Class: Business Mgr. of Yonahian 2:
Business M^r. of Owl 3; Owl Staff 1. 2, 3, 4; Editor
of Owl 4; Basketball 1.2; "P" Club 4; Secretary of
"P" Club 4; Religious Committee 1: Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities 1946-47.

John Charles Stambaugh

Piedmont 1. 2. 3. 4: B.S. degree: Major, Physical Ed-
ucation: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; "P" Club: Pres. of
"P" Club 4: J. S. Green Society: Veterans Club 4.

Elizabeth Graham Sosebee

Piedmont College 1. 2. 3, 4; A.B. degree; Major. So-
cial Science: Minor, History: Vice-Pres. of Students
Association 3; Gamma Chi Literary Society 3. 4.

Janelle Parner

Piedmont 1, 2. 4: West Georgia College 3: A.B. de-
gree; Major, Education: Minor, English; "P" Club 4;
Theta Zeta Phi Society 1, 2, 4; President of Theta
Zeta Phi Society 4: Basketball 1, 2.

Alton William Parris

Berry College 1: Southern Union College 2; Univer-
sity of Florence. Italy, and University of Alabama 3 :
Piedmont 4; A.B. degree; Major. Sociology; Minor,
Religion: President of Debate Club; Veterans Club 4.
Religious Committee 4 : President of International Re-
lations Club; Assistant Editor of Owl; Chapel Com-
mittee 4.

Cleo Anita Roper

Piedmont 1. 2. 3. 4
Minor, Social Science;
3; Yonahian Staff 2.

A.B. degree:
Theta Zeta Phi

Major, English:
3. 4: Owl Staff

Baxter Sasser

Franklin Springs 1. 2: Piedmont College 3. 4: A.B.
degree: Major. English; Minor, Religion: Owl Staff
3. 4; Editor 3; Associate Editor 4: Debate Club 4;
Drama Club 4: Glee Club 3; Religious Committee 3.

Sara Rebecca Walters

Piedmont 1. 2. 3, 4: A.B. degree; Major. Biology;
Minor. English; Theta Zeta Phi Literary Society 1. 2.
3. 4; Chaplain of Theta Zeta Phi Society 3: Glee
Club 1. 2, 3; Junior Solo Voice Recital 3; Vice-Pres.
of Sophomore Class; Religious Committee 3; Owl
Staff 3 : Assistant Business Mgr. of Owl 2.

Charles C. Wells

Piedmont College 1. 2. 3, 4; B.S. degree: Major.
Biology; Minor. Chemistry; J. S. Green Literary So-
ciety: Veterans Club 4.

Nettie Ben Wilmot

Southern Union 1. 2; Piedmont 3. 4; A.B. degree:
Maior. English: Minor. Social Science; Gamma Chi
3. 4: President Gamma Chi 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Re-
ligion Committee 3; Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class:
Secretary Senior Class.

Lowell A. Smoot

Piedmont 1. 2. 3. 4: A.B. degree: Major. Social Sci-
ence: Minor. English: Protopian Literary Society 1:
Y. M. C. A. 1 ; Student Council 3: Junior Class Pres-
ident 3 ; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni-
versities 1946-47.

Stella Mae Wilson

Piedmont 1. 2. 3. 4: B.S. degree: Major. Biology:
Minor. Physical Education: Gamma Chi 2. 3; Presi-
dent of Gamma Chi 4: Drama Club 1: Basketball
1. 2. 3. 4: "P" Club 3, 4; Religious Committee 2,
3. 4: Owl Staff 2: Business Manager of Owl 4.

98

TOCCOA FLORIST

"Flowers for all Occasions"

Toccoa

Georgia

Compliments

of

CARTER WHOLESALE

Toccoa

Georgia

CENTRAL CAFE

"A good place to meef

A better place to eat"

Toccoa

Georgia

Compliments

of

TERRELL'S RESTAURANT

Toccoa

Georgia

Compliments

of

SMITH E. HILL,

Jewelers

Toccoc

i

Georgia

Compliments

of

CANNON'S DEPARTMENT STORE

Clayton

Georgia

HUDGINS FURNITURE

'Anything for the house"

Toccoa

Georgia

Compliments

of

c

R

CROSS PRINTING COMPANY

S

S

Clayton

Georgia

99

HABERSHAM FURNITURE CO.

"Everything for the Home"

Phone 140

Clarkesville

Georgia

Gifts for all Occasions

MARTHA'S GIFT SHOP

Clarkesville

Georgia

WE'LL NEVER FORGET

Lavada Baggett's

"Hey, you ole Bat!"

Randolph Chunn

"Well, I didn't know."

Carr, taking life easy.

Phyllis Flint-playing ROOK.

"This darn lighter."

By Amy Leonard.

Mr. "Minner",

"I'll warp your frame."

M. K. Southers mouth, inc.

Betty Dove

And her better than good grades.

"Thank

99

tOtUED UNDER authority OP TMI CJCACOL* COMPANY i

CORNELIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY

100

TURPEN DRUG COMPANY

Prescription Druggist

Phone 79

Clarkesville

Georgia

J. D. KESLER

Dry Goods & Groceries

Clarkesville

Georgia

Compliments

of

o.

K.

BARBER SHOP

w.

G.

Southerland,

Prop.

Clarkesville

Georgia

KINNEY POOL ROOM

Clarkesville

Georgia

Compliments of

CORNELIA PHARMACY

Cornelia

Georgia

Compliments of

FASHION SHOP

Cornelia

Georgia

Compliments of

GOLD'S DEPARTMENT STORE

Cornelia

Georgia

Compliments of

BELK-GALLANT DEPT.

STORE

Cornelia

Georgia

101

CHRISLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE

Demorest Georgia

When in Demorest
try

DEMOREST HARDWARE STORE

Compliments
of

CAIGLE'S SHOE SHOP

Demorest Georgia

TERREL BEAUTY SHOP

213 S. Main St.
Phone 88

Gainesville Georgia

Compliments of

TEMPLE'S HARDWARE

and
Sporting Goods

Gainesville Georgia

RADIO MUSIC COMPANY

Dependable Service

Gainesville

Georgia

BELK-GALLANT COMPANY

Ga/nesv/7/e's Most Complete Department Store

Gainesville

Georgia

102

BREWER DRUG COMPANY

Sodas

and Norris Candy

ShaefPer Pens

Prescriptions

Phone 115

Clarkesville Georgia

Compliments of

BARRON BROTHERS

"Bumper to Bumper Service"
Clarkesville Georgia

CLARKESVILLE GROCERY STORE

Feeds, Seed, Fertilizer
Clarkesville Georgia

Compliments of

MODERN CLEANERS

Clarkesville Georgia

Phone 145

WE'LL NEVER FORGET

Guy Rucker,

That slow Southern drawl.

Dot Holcombe,

"Golly, I don't KNOW!"

Emma Flemming watching the
FORDS GO BY!!!

Hazel "Little Cissy" Cisson,
"Com' on, Midge."

Sue Henson,

"I'm not Jill Hayden."

Distrust of the feminine gender.
Russell Phillips.

Stella, Wilson,

"Look-out or I'll bop ya."

Lowell Smoot,

Calling, "Miss Suzie."

Chunnie . . . Payne

The verbal gymnastic, John
John Gatewood.

Wynk Murphy,

"I just can't think."

Colorful sweaters and

Katheryn McNannus.

Nancy Martin . . . chewing,
chewing gum.

Millie Farmer,

"Well, ah declare."

Glenn Bearden,

Trying to see Ann more.

THE RED TIE CLUB

Bailey, Hayes, Conwall,
Carr, and Chunn.

Sue Smoot, "Well, Peggy."

Cissy and Wicky . . .

Betty Anderson . . . cutting hair.

103

WANSLEY BROTHERS

Fords
Cars, Trucks, Tractors

Carnesville, Georgia

JOHN KEESE

"Come fo See Ale"

Lavonia, Georgia

WELDON'S FUNERAL HOME

Lavonia, Georgia

PARKER PURCELL

SERVICE STATION

Expert Tire Recapping and Repairing

Carnesville, Georgia

WE'LL NEVER FORGET

Dot Wilkinson

"Know any gossip?"

"I just don't understand Miss Cowart,"
Dot Cash.

Helen Alewine,

"Has anyone seen Janelle?"

Kathaleen "Coca-Cola" Crawford.

Jo Marett,

"Our room's such a mess!"

Thelma Chambers . . . blowing her bugle.
"Petrillo" Stambaugh.
Katheryn Jordon's black-eye.

"How do you like my bangs?"
Pat Thomaston.

Lois Keener,

"When I was in Virginia"

Peggy Rice . . . late for classes.

Lefty's car . . . before and also after.

Virginia Leard's poetry, especially
some of it.

Betty Morgan . . . always cheerful and
obliging.

Bob Murphy

Playing ball ... we like it.

H. N. LITTLE

General Merchandise

Carnesville, Georgia

104

BURCH AND JACOBS

Self-Service Grocery

Park with ease
Budget the Right Prices
Shop with pleasure

Clarkesville Georgia

Compliments of

ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON

Toccoa Georgia

WE'LL NEVER FORGET

Mildred Shirley,

"Katheryn should have made
that bed."

Christal Harwell

"You quit that now."

Swing high, swing low . . .
Quinton Whitmire.

Betty Curry, James Sanders, etc.
The first square dance practice.

Charline and Nettie Ben out for Cash.

Joanne Sosebee

Aimlessly wandering about
the Chem. Lab.

Jess Hayes . . . always the same.

Margret Bailey,

"Well, I never."

Mr. Kilkey . . . Miss Kohler.

GAINESVILLE JEWELER

"The store with the blue tile front"

Gainesville

Georgia

GEM JEWELRY COMPANY

"Complete line of Diamonds, Watches

Jewelry and Gift Items"

On the Square

Trogdon Bldg.

Gainesville, Ga.

Toccoa, Ga.

105

PAUL S. ADAIR

Hardware Stoves
Farm Equipment

Carnesville, Georgia

CLYDE SULLIVAN

Fancy Groceries
Quality Courtesy Service

Carnesville, Georgia

WE'LL NEVER FORGET

Frank L. Franks,

Taking HIKES ... no matter
what the weather.

Jack Brogdon,

"Oh, that's such a childish thing."

Harvey Kitchens and Charles Ellis
Two of the three musketeers.

Henry Skipper,
DANCING.

B. W. McRae,

Arguing with Dr. Martin.

Wallace Farr,

"Anybody want my dessert?'

RICHIE FURNITURE COMPANY

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS

Phone 52

LAVONIA GEORGIA

106

FRIERSON-McEVER CO.

Exclusive Men's Wear

Style Quality

Gainesville Georgia

PILGRIM-ESTES FURNITURE CO.

Complete Home Furnishers
Philco Radios Frigidaire

Gainesville Georgia

JAKE SACKS

'The Old Reliable"

Shoes Hats, Ready-to-Wear

Gainesville Georgia

Education Thru Better Vision

EDWARD H. SHANNON

OPTOMETRIST
Gainesville Georgia

DR. J. C. MORRISON

OPTOMETRIST

Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted
Broken Lenses Duplicated

Gainesville Georgia

LITTLE

NEW YORKER

SHOP

"Little Bit of New

York in Dixie"

Dixie Hunt

Arcade

Gainesville

Georgi

a

PRINCETON COFFEE SHOP

"Best Food in Town"

Phone 222

Gainesville Georgia

IMPERIAL PHARMACY

"Your Best Drug Store"

Phones 46-47
Gainesville Georgia

107

WHITE MUSIC COMPANY

Radios Records

Musical Instruments

Refrigeration Sales, Ser.

Gainesville Georgia

J. M. HARDY

Commercial Portrait
Photographer

Gainesville Georgia

Compliments of

PIEDMONT DRUG CO.

Gainesville Georgia

MATHER-GAINESVILLE CO.

Furniture Home Furnishings

Gainesville Georgia

WE'LL NEVER FORGET

Jo Jordon,

"I just don't Have the ability
nor the desire to play ball."

Alton Parris,

"Well now I disagree with you there.

James Bailey . . . smoking a pipe.

Janelle Parker,

"I'm an old married Woman."

Joe Wiggans, Pretty-boy.

Inez Ash and her sweet smile.

We can't forget Elizabeth Moore.

Miss Koppe, always typing.

Elena Austin,

"I think he's cute."

Francis Waters,

"Ouch, these dishes are hot.

The "inseparable" Pauline Parker
and Isabelle Thompson.

E. F. HOUSER CO.

Sales Service
Gainesville Georgia

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Demorest Branch

CORNELIA BANK

Demorest Georgia

Compliments of

THE COFFEE CUP

Demorest Georgia

WE'LL NEVER FORGET

Neal Timms,

"Give you fifty cents."

David Caldwell,

On the way to Concord.

Gladys . . . wanting to be with Pat.

Mary Dale and Bob,

In the Coffee Cup.

Margie and Cecil

With Jerry at the ball games.

Juanita trying to find B. W.
at a dance.

SNOW ON THE CAMPUS ... and those
hard snow balls down our necks.

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D. W. BROGDON

DIXIE HUNT BARBER SHOP

"Where Friends Meet"
Gainesville Georgia

Compliments of

J. C. PENNEY

Gainesville Georgia

MILLNER'S

Style Center of Gainesville
Gainesville Georgia

Complete Installation

and Servicing of
Butane Gas Systems

AUTOMATIC GAS CO.

Gainesville Georgia

WE'LL NEVER FORGET

Sidney Highsmith . . . calm and serene

Leah Rose Grubbs,

"Get out of here now ... go on."

Mrs. Jones in class.

Bona Puckett . . . waiting for Sue.

Sara Walters, Harold, and the radio.

"Got any Dry Cleaning?" Bob Oliver.

The Mad Russian . . . Clarence Carson.

Genelle Ayers,

"The day I learned to jitterbug."

Jimmie Mathews,

A date the first night on the
campus.

Lora Lancaster,

"Lawsz mercy."

Jack Smoot . . . putting something over on
Sue.

Olive McHan and men.

Elizabeth Free,

"Well, I had to wake-up."

Patty Edwards,

"Don't offer me food in my Presence.'

Jackie Moorehead,

Playing the field.

Wallace "Frankie" Nelson.

Green Plymouth.

Beth and Bill Haines.

Lloyd Hunter humming,

"I'll take you home again Kathleen."

Mildred Akin . . . always cheerful.

Evelyn Southerland and Ann Thorton
Playing the Piano (period)

Jerry Davis, the Senior Mascot,
playing Basketball.

Eunice Callas ... up to something.

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