The Yonahian 1951

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a pictori a**!

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September to June

FROM ORIENTATION IIS THE FALL TO

GRADUATION IN JUNE, OURS IS A

FULL AND VARIED PROGRAM . . . CLASSES . . . STUDIES . . .

WEEKENDS . . . DANCES . . . ORGANIZATIONS AND

ACTIVITIES . . . ATHLETICS

depicting

A LIFE FULL OF
EVENTS . . . SADIE HAWKIWS
BASEBALL . . .
DAY . . .

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campus life

PEOPLE . . . OPPORTUNITIES

DAY . . . CLUBS

RAT WEEK . . . FIELD

. . . FUIS . . .

pictu

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PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION

OF PIEDMONT COLLEGE

DEMOREST, GEORGIA

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This, the 1951 Yonahian, is gratefully dedicated to Tim W.
Holbrook, the college chaplain and professor of religion.
His gentle spirit of kindness and helpfulness, coupled with
a quick sense of humor, has made these last few years
truly memorable ones for those of us who have known
and respected him. His is a character to be admired and
patterned after by an\ Piedmont student.

TIM W. HOLBROOK

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DR. JAMES E. WALTER
President

DR. A. R. VAN CLEAVE
Dean

ADMINISTRATION

MRS. W. B. SMITH

Registrar

"Do you remember when?" These are words repeated
again and again when old friends get together. These will
be your words, too, when in future years you meet those
who were your friends at Piedmont.

This book will help you keep the memories of happy,
busy days among the friends at college. Whether future
days be dark or bright these memories will be an ever
present source of comfort and delight.

College years are rich years, indeed! They are rich in
work and play and worship. They are the years of growth
and change. They mark the great transition from timid,
little freshmen to mature, adult alumni. They are years
worthy of remembrance! May the pages of this book
preserve rich memories for you. everyone.

A. R. VAN CLEAVE, Dean

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MR. DAVID EDDY

Business Manager

Demorest, Ga.

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MRS. ELLA C. BATSON

Treasurer
Demorot. (ia.

ELIZABETH KOPPE

Secretary of President

Demorest, Ga.

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MRS. JAMES E. WALTER

MRS. EFFIE STAMBAUGH

WALTER WESTAFER

MRS. MARY C. JONES

College Nurse

Housemother

Professor of Music

Librarian

Demorest, Georgia

Demorest, Georgia

Demorest, Georgia

Demorest, Georgia

A.B., R.N.

Mus.B., Mus.M.

A.B.

THE FACULTY

FRANCIS C. COOK

Professor of English

Demorest, Georgia

A.B., M.A.

MRS. AUDREY J. GARRARD

Speech anil English

Demorest, Georgia

A.B., M.Ed.

HOYT E. BOWEN

English and Dramatics

Demorest, Georgia

A.B.

MRS. RICHARD B. DRAK
Instructor in Music
Demorest, Georgia
A.B.

S. RUTH FOKD ATKINSON
'rofessor of Mathematics
Demorest, Georgia
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.

RICHARD B. DRAKE

Professor of History

Demorest, Georgia

A.B., M.A.

MISS LILLIAN McKEE

Instructor in Social Science

Thorsbv, Alabama

A.B.

HOMER W. STEVENS

Professor of Business

Administration. Economics

Demorest, Georgia

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

LL.M., LL.D.

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C. G. THOMPSON
Instractor in Education
Bogart. Georgia
A.B.. M.A., Ph.D.

MRS. RAYMOND MLLKEY

Instructor in Business

Administration

Demorest. Georgia

A.B.

MISS SEE SAUNDERS

Dietician

Murrav, Kentuekv

B.S.

MRS. MABEL S. PERCY

Professor of Languages

Demorest. Georgia

A.B., B.B.L.

MISS CATHERINE CONRADI

Professor of Education

Moorehead, Minnesota

A.B., M.A.

MISS ISABEL LUMSDEN

Professor of Education

Sautee, Georgia

B.S., M.Ed.

WILLIAM D. FULLER

Professor of Psychology

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

MRS. MARTHA FORT ANDERSON
Instructor in Art
Demorest, Georgia
A.B.

THE F A C I L T Y

TIM W. HOLBROOK

JIM DAVIS

NIKOLAI LEMJAKOV

WESLEY C. ATKINS

O'NEAL CAVE

Chaplain

Professor of Physics

Professor of Chemistry.

Professor of Biology

Professor of

I'rofessor of Religion

Demorest, (Georgia

Arehangel, Russia

Trenton, New Jersev

Physical Education

Demorest, Georgia

B.S., M.S.

B.S., M.S.

B.S., M.S., Ph.D.

Augusta, Georgia

B.IMi.. B.D.

B.S., M.A.

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OFFICERS

KEN PALMER President

KEN SOSEBEE Vice-President

COURTNEY RANDOLPH Secretary

JOANNE JONES Treasurer

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ANNIE ROSE ALLEN

Sautee, Ga.
Annie . . . She's not too serious,
not too gay. but a friend in every

IfflV.

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Zeta Phi
1. 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Chorus 3;
S.C.A. 2, 3.

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PATRICK HITLER
Westminster, S. C.

"I\o wonder teachers' hair turn

grev; I chatter all day."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; J.'s. Green So-
ciety 2, 3, 4.

EVELYN CALLAS
Demorest, Ga.
"Ah, those dreamy eyet, and long
siveet sighs!"

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Chi 1, 2,
3. 4; Secretary 4; F.T.A. 4.

SENIOR CLASS

HELEN CANNON
Clavton, Ga.
"We grant 'tis true she has much
wit, nor is she shy in using it."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter Freshman
Clas>: Vice-President Class 2; President
3; President Student Association 4
Basketball I. 2; "P" Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Business Manager Yonahian 2; F.T.A
I: Who'. Who 1: Drama Club 3: Torcl
Club 3. 4; Budget Commi'tee 2; Recrea
lion Committee 2.

KENNETH CASH

Carnesville, Ga.
"I'm a quiet boy. but wait just
wait and see."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Protropian 1. 2.
3, 4; Art Cluh 4; Science Club 4.

MAUD COLQUITT

Geneva, Ga.
Maud . . . plenty of pep, up to the
minute; any thing doing Maud is
in it."

Winthrop 1, Piedmont 2, 3, 4; Theta
Zeta Phi 2. 3, 4; Recreation Committee
4; Yonahian Staff 4; Art Club 4: Re-
porter 4; Budget Committee 4: Movie
Selection Committee 3, 4; I.R.C. 4;
S.C.A. 1, 2.

WILLIAM J. CORRY
Demorest, Ga.
'Plenty of brains, also neat Just
o know him is a treat."
forth Georgia 1; Piedmont 2, 3; Base-
pall 2, 3; "P" Club 2, 3; J. S. Green
Jterary Society 2, 3.

GORDON CRAIG
Ranger, Ga.
"Never lets himself be hurried,
worried or flurried."
Reinhardt Junior College 1, 2; Pied-
mont 3, 4; Protropian 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,
4; S.C.A. 3, 4.

WENDY DAVIS
Demorest, Ga.

"Marriages are made in heaven."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Special Student.

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WILLIAM DILLASHAW
Demorest, Ga.
Why aren't they all contented like
ne?"

iedmont 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 2.

HUGH LEE DOSS

Canton, Ga.
"I'd like to be a leader of men and
a follower of women."

Reinhardt 1, 2: Piedmont 3, 4: Pro-
tropian 3, 4; "B" Varsity.

AUBREY FINCH

Union Point, Ga.
"/ have never seen a greater miracle
in the world than myself."

Piedmont 1. 2. 3. 4: J. S. Green Liter-
ary Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3:

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ROBERT H. FLOYD

Clayton, Ga.

"Little but loud."

Piedmont 1. 2. 3, 1: Protropian 1. 2.

3, 1. Secretary 4: "B" Varsity 4; IRC

4: Movie Selecting Committee 3, 4.

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JAMES A. FOUNTAIN

Dexter, Ga.
"Pinky and the Redheads."
Reinhardt College 1, 2; Piedmont 3. 4:
J. S. Green Literary Society 3. 4; Var-
sity 3. 4: F.T.A. 3, 4; S.C.A. 3, 4.

JACK HOLCOMB

Cleveland, Ga.

"Speech is good, silence is better."

Truett-McConnell Junior College 1, 2;
Piedmont College 3, 4.

SENIOR CLASS

MILO L. HOWARD

Wrens, Ga.

"Life is one long process of getting

tired."

I Diversity of Georgia 1: Piedmont 1.

2. 3, I: Protropian 1. 2. 3. 4; Presidenl

3. 1: S.C.A. I. 2. 3, I.

EVELYN HULSEY

Cleveland, Ga.
"Of quiet taste and mild manner."
Truett-McConnell Junior College 1, 2;

Piedmont 3, 4: Gamma Chi 4; F.T.A.
4. Project Commit tee: S.C.A. 4; Drama
Club 4; IRC 4.

WILLIAM H. HUNNICUTT

Cornelia, Ga.
"Of quiet nature."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3. 4; IRC 4.

JOANNE JONES
Mountain City, Ga.

If more were like her, our faculty

ould purr."

iedmont 1. 2, 3. 4; Theta Zeta Phi
2. 3. I; President 4; Drama Club
,3, 4; Vice-President 1: Recreation

ommittee I: Debate Club 1. 2: Presi-

ant 2: Yonahian Staff I: Budget Com-

ittee 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: I.R.C. 1, 4;

ire-President 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3.

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JOSEPH W. JONES

Clarkesville, Ga.

"Insurance is a good investment.

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4.

WILMA L. KELLAR
Toccoa, Ga.

"Leave the heck raising for me/'

Piedmont 1, 2. 3. 4: Theta Zeia Phi
1. 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4.

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WILLIE H. LEWIS
Helen, Ga.

He'll find his path and then plow

occoa Falls Institute 1, Piedmont 2,

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ATOS "JOE" LATTANZI

Nelson, Ga.

'I'm in the army now."

Piedmont 1. 2, 3, I; Varsity Baseball

I. 2, 3. 1; "P" Club 2, 3, 1; F.T.A. 3:
.1. S. Green Society I. 2. .'!. 1: Manager
Basketball 3, 1; Budget Committee 3.

HERBERT D. LONG
Demorost. Ga.

"Hen-pecked Herh."
Southern I nion I. 2: Piedmont ">. I ;
S.C. \. 3. 1: President 3: Chorus 3. I:
Protropian 3. 1: Chaplain I: Drama
(lull 3. 4: Debate Club 3.

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MARTHA FRANCES MOORE

Dewey Rose, Ga.
"Listens to everyone, then does as
she pleases."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Zeta So-
ciety 1, 2. 3, 4; Chaplain 1, 2; Secre-
tary 3; Yonahian 1, 2, 3; Editor 3;
Owl 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; President 4;
Religious Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama
Club 3. 4; I.R.C. 1, 2; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4;
Torch Club 4; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities 3.

JEWEL McDANIEL
Demoresl, Ga.
"This kind of girl is the right kind
of girl."

Piedmont 1, 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4;
S.C.A. 2, 3; Thela Zeta Society 1, 2,
3, 4.

VAN OWENS

Carnesville, Ga.

Van "Boy when I graduate and

start teaching. . . ."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Zeta Society

1, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A.

2. 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Chairman 4;
Yonahian Staff 3.

SENIOR CLASS

KEN PALMER

Habersham. Ga.
"To heck with big books! I only-
like the little ones you slip into the
Docket.''

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; "P" Club 1, 2,
3. 4 ; Paseball 2, 3, 4.

COURTNEY RANDOLPH

Clayton, Ga.
''She has a finger in every pie.'*

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2,
3, 4; Debate Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2,
3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Torch Club 4; Religious
Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Chi 1, 2,
3, 4; President 4; Art Club 4; Elps
Club 4; President 4; Owl 1, 2, 3;
Yonahian 2.

HENRY DAN POWERS
Toccoa, Ga.
"Did nothing in particular, but did
it well."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4.

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JAMES SANDERS
Cleveland, Ga.
! never worry and seldom hurry.
edmont 1, 2," 3, 4.

LOUISE SEWELL

Lavonia, Ga.

'"Her charming way, her friendly

smile makes her friendship well

worthwhile."

Wesleyan College 1; Agnes Scott 2,
Piedmont 3, 4.

JOHN W. SKELTON

Royston, Ga.

"Romance is a racket.''''

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1.2:
Cheer'eader 1. 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4;
J. S. Green Society 1, 2. 3, 4; "P" dub
2, 3, 4; Owl Staff 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2.

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GEORGE C. SMITH

Baldwin, Ga.

"What's in the bag, George''?

occoa Falls Institute 2. 3: Piedmont
4.

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KENNETH SOSEBEE

Habersham, Ga.
"A caress is better than a career."

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; "P" Club 1. 2. 3;
J. S. Green Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball
1. 2, 3; Vice-President Senior Class 4.

ROBERT H. STEPHENS
Palatka, Fla.
"/l is quiet people who accomplish
f/iings."

Stetson University 1. 2; Piedmont 3. 4;
Protropian 3, 4.

POLLY TERRELL

Carnesville, Ga.
"*I love a life whose plot is simple."
Piedmont 1, 2. 3. 1: Gamma Chi 1, 2,
3, 1 : F.T.A. 3, 4.

KENNETH WATSON

Demorest, Ga.
"Million-dollar kid."
Piedmont 1. 2, 3, 4.

CALVIN WATTS

Tiger, Ga.

"It is better to be small and shine

than be tall and cast a shadow.''''

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Vice-
Pre-ident 4; Science Club 4.

SENIOR CLASS

LEROY WHITING

Chicopee, Ga.

Leaky - - - "/ do the hardest work

of my whole day before breakfast

petting up."

\. n ih Georgia 1; Piedmont 2, 3, 4;
J. S. Green Society 4; "P" Club 3, 4;
"B" Varsity 4.

LOIS WINFREY

Demorest, Ga.

"Life is what you make it."

Young Harris 1. 2, 3; Piedmont 4;
F.T.A. 4.

LOLA WOOD

Dudley, Ga.

"Whatever she does, she does well."

Piedmont 1. 2. 3, 4: Theta Zeta So-
ciety 1, 2, 3, 4; Owl Staff 3, 4; Chorus
1, 2, 3.

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JIMMY LOU YEARGOOD

Clarkesville, Ga.
"One smart girl"
Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 1; The'.a Zeta Phi
1, 2, 3, 4.

NOT SHOWN

VIRGINIA ALEXANDER

Cornelia, Georgia

CHESTER W. BEACHAM
Demorest, Georgia

BEN BROOKSHIRE, JR.

Gainesville, Georgia

BRUCE BROWN

Cornelia, Georgia

ELMO H. BROWN
Cornelia, Georgia

RICHARD BURRELL

Claylon, Georgia

KENNETH DICKERSON
Rabun Gap, Georgia

JAMES GROVER
Baldwin, Ga.

HOMER HARDY
Westminster, S. C.

LOUISE HOLCOMB
Cleveland, Georgia

NANCY MeLAY
Toeeoa, Georgia

HERSHEL A. PAYNE
Baldwin, Georgia

JULIO RUIZ
Havana, Cuba

RALPH SIMONS

Toeeoa, Georgia

THEODORE SISK
Alto, Georgia

GARLAND W. SMITH

Clayton, Georgia

FLOYD E. STANCIL

Clarkesville, Georgia

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JUNIOR CLASS

OFFICERS

OSCAR KELEHEAR President

ROY WOOD Vice-President

PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER . . Secretary-Treasurer

rHERESA ALBERT
Toccoa, Ga.

DOROTHY L. ALLISON
Cleveland, Ga.

MARTHA J. BELLAMY

Toccoa, Ga.

BRUCE BLASINGAME
Jefferson, Ga.

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MGNON BROWN
Covington, Ga.

ELSIE BURRELL
Kitzmiller, Md.

BOBBIE CARPENTER

Baldwin. Ga.

MAZIE COFER

Toccoa, Ga.

EDWARD E. CORRY, JR.

Union Point. Ga.

REVERLY CROW

Cornelia, Ga.

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EDWARD DAVIS
Demorest, Ga.

DOLORES FULLER
Chattanooga, Tenn.

JUNIOR CLASS

GEORGE D. GEARINO
Plainfield, /V. J.

RUTH GREGORY
Suches, Ga.

SUSIE GRIER
Clermont, Ga.

VERMON HALLFOR1
Demorest, Ga.

HARLES T. HARDMAN
Tallulah Falls. Ga.

ROBBY JOHNSON

Toccoa, Ga.

KATHRVN KELEHEAR
Demurest, Ga.

OSCAR KELEHEAR

Demurest, Ga.

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ODELLE KELLY

Rabun Gap. Ga.

BONNIE MANNING

Thorsby. Alabama

PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER
Clermont. Ga.

JOHN E. PARDEE

Clarkesville. Ga.

MAYS POTTS

Jefferson, Ga.

HAROLD POWELL

Elbert on, Ga.

BRANNON W. RIDINGS
Nelson, Ga.

JOHN TERRELL ROBERT
Toceoa, Ga.

JUNIOR CLASS

LOREN ROWLEY
Demorest, Ga.

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Tiger, Ga.

SAMUEL STEEN
Bristol. R. I.

HARVEY STOWE
Toceoa. Ga.

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CURTIS LEE SULLENS
Toccoa, Ga.

BESSIE FAYE WATTS
Tiger, Ga.

ADELINE WOOD
Dudley, Ga.

ROY WOOD
Clanton, Ala.

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EMILY K. WYNN
Way-cross. Ga.

JOHN T. ACREE
Union Point, Ga.

DWIGHT ANDREWS
Toccoa, Ga.

LEON DYER

Dahlonega, Ga.

EVELYN SCHRADER
Winter Park, Fla.

GEORGE VAUGHN
Lavonia, Ga.

NOT SHOWN

JOHN O. VAUGHN

Cornelia, Ga.

CHARLIE WINFREY

Demorest, Ga.

SOPHIA YOST
Ludington, Mich.

WILLIAM PROKASY
North Olmsted. Ohio

BARBARA McDARRLS
Hemp. Ga.

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OFFICERS

HAROLD POWELL President

MAYS POTTS Vice-President

MIGNON BROWN Secretary

KATHRYN KELEHEAR Treasurer

BONNIE MANNING Reporter

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of nineteen fifty-one

Hugh Alexander
Cornelia, Ga.

Jean Banks
Homer, Ga.

Patricia Blair
Cornelia. Ga.

Bichard Brewer
Worcester, Mass.

Lyndol Cain

Gainesville. Ga.

Nancy Carey
Rosin a I. . Ga.

Charles E. Cash
Carnesville, Ga.

Bosalyn Cochran
Apalachee, Ga.

Ceraldine Collins
Clermont, Ga.

Rohert J. Corry
Robinson. Ga.

Howard Davis
Demorest, Ga.

Frances W. Deen
Pearson, Ga.

SOPHOMORE CLASS

Dan DeFoor

Eastanollee, Ga.

Celeste Durham
Homer, Ga.

Gwendolyn Farrow
Eastonollee, Ga.

Herbert Goolsby
Carnesville, Ga.

S. Frances Henderson
Oakivood, Ga.

Marion Hunt
Hart well, Ga.

Yvonne Dale J aim-
Axson, Ga.

Dorothy Lane

Auburndale, Mass

Katharine Lane

Auburndale, Mass,

Betty Lou Mabry
Westminster, S. C.

Billy Moon
Toccoa, Ga.

Doris Moss

Habersham, Ga.

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Shirley MaeElhiney
Lancaster, Mass

Hattie MeCall
Clayton. Ga.

Mary Jane Oliver
Clermont. Ga.

Mildred Owen
Toccoa, Ga.

Kelly Paschal
Canton, Ga.

Betty Ruth Payne
Martin, Ga.

Rohert Perry
Hull, Ga.

Jane Porter
Cornelia, Ga.

Wilma Smith
Lakemont, Ga.

William Dean Terrell
Toccoa, Ga.

Doris L. Thomas

Melvin Village, 1\. H.

Truett Watson
Carnesville. Ga.

Eloise West
Sylvania, Ala.

James Wofford
Cartersville, Ga.

Ralph W. Smith
Clarkesville, Ga.

Tommy Bowen

Mountain City, Ga.

Richard Fowler
Cuthbert, Ga.

James Smallwood
Cornelia, Ga.

Harold Smith
Tiger, Ga.

Grady Starnes
Savannah, Ga.

Asbury Whitmire
Toccoa, Ga.

Zane Grey McGlain

Tiger, Ga.

NOT SHOWN

Eugene Brown

Toccoa, (.11.

Joe Crumley

Jackie B. Edwards

Willie G. Lumpkin

Wiley, Ga.

Cornelia, Ga.

Clarkesville, Ga.

Frank !VI. Brown

Floy < i link l< ion

Jerome Guest

Lawrence Reynolds

Cornelia. Ga.

Toccoa. Ga.

Eastanollee. Ga.

Maysville, Ga.

Siim ('i)ki'r

Johnnie Deaton

Peggy Hill

Devrix S. Roper

Talullah Falls, Ga,

Demorest. Ga.

Clarkesville, Ga.

Gainesville, Ga.

Dennis Craven

Anderson Dillworth

Charles Lewallen

Richard R. Smith

Cornelia. Ga.

Carnesville, Ga.

Toccoa, Ga.

Clarkesville, Ga.
Billie Stammer
Alto, Ga.

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FRESHMAN CLASS

OFFICERS

ROBERT PERRY President

BILLY MASSEY Vice-President

LOIS PFLAUMER Secretory

BOB BAGLEY Treasurer

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FRESHMAN CLASS

Bob Bagley
Suivanee, Ga.

William Blankenship
Demorest, Ga.

Rose Breazeale
Pickens, S. C.

Patricia Ann Burrell
Cornelia, Ga.

Lawrence Callas
Demorest, Ga.

Clyde Cronic, Jr.

Flowery Branch, Ga.

Virginia Cullen
Orange, Mass.

Annie Faye Dean
Eastanollee, Ga.

Genevieve Garrison

I. ula. Ga.

Morris S. Hardy
Cornelia, Ga.

Annie Ruth Hawkins
Madison, Ga.

W. A. Heaton
Toccoa. Ga.

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Barbara Higgenbotham
Cornelia, Ga.

Joe Higgenbotham
Lavonia, Ga.

Warren B. Howard
Toccoa, Ga.

Thomas W. Hunnicutt
Cornelia, Ga.

Tinsley Irvin
Cornelia, Ga.

Slrahan Ivie
Tiger, Ga.

Flossie James

Mountain City, Ga.

Deloris Jones
Tampa, Fla.

Imogene Kelly
Rabun Gap, Ga.

Robert Lewallen
Homer, Ga.

Thomas Mason

Westminster, S. C.

Billy Massey
Cornelia, Ga.

FRESHMAN CLASS

Bobby Massey
Cornelia. Ga.

Elaine Milton
Wrens, Ga.

Rebie Mooney
Quill, Ga.

Al Morris

Colbert, Ga.

Lowell Moss

Habersham, Ga.

Glen MeCurry
Toccoa, Ga.

Thomas J. McDaniel
Dentorest, Ga.

Eslelle Parker
Quill. Ga.

Lois Pflaumer

Weymouth, Mass.

Mary E. Phillips
Clayton. Ga.

Patricia Royston
Auburn. Mass.

Joan M. Steele
Toccoa, Ga.

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Talmadge Stoneoypher
Eastanollee, Ga.

Maxine Tanner

Kir 1. 1 a nil. Ga.

James Thornton
Hull, Ga.

Marion E. Turpin
Washington, Ga.

Katie Ann Tyner
Ha, Ga.

Ernest L. Tyre
Jesup, Ga.

Susie Mae Underwood
Godfrey, Ga.

Eddie Marie Wike
Detnorest, Ga.

James Wise
Cornelia, Ga.

Don Fatridge
Boston, Mass

Ruth Watts
Tiger, Ga.

Bill> Joe 15 row n

Marseille. Ga.

Paul Chamberlain
/,'. Northfield, Mass.

Su>i' M. McGehee
Gainesville, Ga.

NOT SHOWN

James M. Siowe
Toccoa. Ga.

Frank Strickland
Carnetville, Ga.

Maurice Young
Toccoa, Ga.

Jerry Power
Toccoa, Ga.

HELDI REINSON

Estonia

YASUKUNI "GEORGE" TAIRA
Okinawa

FOREIGN STUDENTS

FRANCOIS LAVONDES

France

HARM "HARRY" SCHREUR

Holland

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President

STEVE STEEN
Vice-President

BILL CORRY

Secretary-Treasurer

BRUCE RIDINGS
Sergeant-at-Arms

J. S. GREEN LITERARY SOCIETY

The J. S. Green Literary Society for boys, active since the early days of Piedmont
College, plays an important part in the campus life of many of the students. Co-
sponsored by Prof. H. E. Bowen and Coach O'Neal Cave, the group with its
variety of activities continually strengthens the ties between students, faculty, and
'ulministration which therefore helps to make Piedmont the school that it is.

JOHN SKELTON
Chaplain

HOYT E. BOWEN
Sponsor

O'NEAL CAVE

Co-Sponsor

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Bruce Bagley
Bruce Blasingame
Tommy Bowen
Bichard Brewer

Pat Butler
Ed Corry
Robert Corry
Edward Davis

Dan DeFoor
Audrey Finch
Toby Fountain
George Gearino

Joe Lattanzi
Tommy Mason
Billy Massey
Bobbv Massey

Ken Palmer
Robert Perry
Mays Potts
Ken Sosebee

"George" Taira
Jay Thornton
Ernest Tyre
Leroy Whiting

NOT

SHOWN

John T. Acree

Richard Fowler

Herring Cole

Kenneth Franks

Earl Crowe

Charles Lewallen

Richard Foster

Bob McRay

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JOANNE JONES
President

EMILY WYNN

Vice-President

MIGNON BROWN
Secretary

THETA ZETA PHI

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

COLORS
Black and Gold

FLOWER
Gold Chrysanthemum

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

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

ELSIE BURRELL

Treasurer

BONNIE MANNING
Chaplain

MRS. FRANCIS COOK
Sponsor

Annie R. Allen
Dorothy Allison
Jean Banks
Martha J. Bellamy
Rose Breazeale
Helen Cannon

Bobbie Carpenter
Maud Colquitt
Ceraltline Collins
Beverly Crow
Virginia Cullen
Nell Deen

Celeste Durham
Delores Fuller
Genevieve Garrison
Ruth Gregory
Susie Grier
Annie R. Hawkins

Frances Henderson
Flossie James
Yvonne James
Delores Jones
Mary C. Jones
Kathrvn Kelehear

Wilma Kellar
Imogene Kelly
Betty Lou Mabry
Jewel McDaniel
Rebie Mooney
Martha F. Moore

Mary Jane Oliver
Peggy Joyce Oliver
Mildred Owen
Van Owens
Estelle Parker
Betty Ruth Payne

Lois Pflaumer
Mary Phillips
Jane Porter
Heidi Reinson
Wilma Smith
Maxine Tanner

Susie M. Underwood

Bessie Faye Watts

Eloise West

Adeline Wood

Lola Wood

Jimmie Lou Yearwood

NOT SHOWN

Sophia Yost

MHO IIIIWAKD
President

ROY WOOD

V ice-President

ROBERT FLOYD

Secretary

CONNY SHIRLEY

Treasurer

PROTROPIAN LITERARY SOCIETY

MOTTO
"Knowledge is Power"'

The Protropian Society has just completed 54 years as an active literary and social
organization on the campus of Piedmont College. Throughout the years the society has
advocated clean living and helped develop strong character and friendship for those men
who have taken advantage of the opportunity it afforded.

The Protropians have had interesting programs and speakers on the regular meeting
night. The society also sponsored other activities for the enjoyment of the college.

The Protropians adopted a new constitution. This Constitution covers many provisions
that the old one did not, and as a result we have a stronger and more adequate society.

We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Francis C. Cook, our faculty sponsor,
for his very valuable assistance; also to those who helped make this year one of enjoy-

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HERBERT

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Chaplain

FRANCIS C. COOK
Sponsor

MARION HUNT
Reporter

Charles Cash

Cordon Craig

Joe Higgenbotham

Harold Powell

Truett Watson

Kenneth Cash

Hug Lee Doss

Kelly Pasehal

Robert Stephens

NOT SHOWN

James Bailey
William Prokasy
Frank Strickland
Leon Dyer
Thomas Roane
Carey Reynolds

COl RTNEY RANDOLPH
President

ROSALYN COCHRAN
Vice-President

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POLLY TERRELL

LILLIAN

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Secretary

Treasurer

Sponsor

Nancy Carey

Gwendolyn Farrow

Evelyn Hulsey

Katharine Lane

Shirley MacElhiney

Elaine Milton

Patricia Royston

Doris Thomas

Wendy Davis

Katie Ann Tvner

NOT SHOWN

Kathryn Bowen
Nancy McLay
Ruth Rowley

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CALVIN WATTS

WHO'S WHO

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

COURTNEY RANDOLPH

HELEN CANNON

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Student activities are under the guidance
of the Student Association, officers of
which are elected from the student body.
This Association shares in student gov-
ernment and sponsors a variety of
student activities. The Piedmont Owl
and Yonahian are published by the
Association.

OFFICERS
HELEN CANNON .... President
ROY WOOD .... Vice-President

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

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The College Chorus sings at the
Vesper services on Sunday nights
and gives recitals at Christmas and
other special occasions. Rehearsals
are held on Monday. Wednesday
and Thursday. Students may re-
ceive % course credit per quarter
if they desire. Those who do not
desire credit for singing may par-
ticipate in it as an extra-curricular
activity.

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MEMBERS

Director: Mrs. Richard B. Drake, Floy Crunkleton, Wendy Davis, Susie Grier, Joanne Jones, Mary Phillips, Court-
nev Randolph, Patricia Rovslon, Eloise West, Lola Wood, Rose Breazeale, Virginia Cullen, Evelyn Hulsey, Dorothy
Lane, Bonnie Manning, Heidi Reinson, Doris Thomas, Howard Davis, Kenneth Dickerson, John Skelton, Roy Wood,
Richard Brewer, Jim Davis, Herbert Long, Grady Starnes.

OFFICERS

COURTNEY RANDOLPH
President

CALVIN WATTS
Vice-President

MARTHA FRANCES MOORE

Secretory-Treasurer

MAUD COLQUITT
Reporter

A R T

C L I B

The Art Club was organized this year so that the Art Room could remain open
all winter in the absence of the art instructor. This club takes on various activities
during the year, one of which is furnishing the decorations for the Lyceum programs.

MEMBERS

Dwight Andrews, Martha Joyce Bellamy, Elsie Burrell, Kenneth Cash, Virginia Cullen, Kathryn Kelehear, Evelyn
Schrader, Doris Thomas, Ernest Tyre.

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and
MEMBERS

COURTNEY RANDOLPH
President

ELSIE RURRELL
Vice-President

JEAN RANKS

Secretary

MARION HUNT

Treasurer

ANNIE RUTH HAWKINS
Reporter

CELESTE DURHAM

Program Chairman

EMILY WYNN
MARY PHILLIPS
SUSIE MARIE McGEHEE
MRS. MARY C. JONES
Librarian

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"The Elps" consists of all the members of the library staff and derives its name
from the first letter of each work in E. Louise Patton Library. "The Elps" meets
once each month and plans weekly displays to be placed in the library.

THE FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA
is an organization for anyone interested
in education or teaching. It meets once a
month and is in charge of Audio-Vision
Program this year for its project.

President
Vice-President

OFFICERS

MARTHA F. MOORE . .
ELSIE BLRRELL . . .

PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER

Secretary-Treasu rer

VAN OWENS . . . Program Chairman
MISS ISABEL LUMSDEN . . , Advisor

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MEMBERS

Advisor Miss Isabel Lumsden, Annie Rose Allen, Evelyn Callas, Helen Cannon, Gordon Craig, Edward Davis, Frances
Henderson, Evelyn Hulsey, Wilma Kellar, Shirley Mae MacElhiney, Jewel McDaniel, Bill Prokasv, Loren Rowlev, Ruth
Kowley. George Smith. Courtney Randolph, 'Polly Terrell.

MARTHA F. MOORE
JOANNE JONES . .

OFFICERS

. . President KATHRYN KELEHEAR . . Secretary

Vice-President GRADY STARNES . Publicity Chairman

The Drama Clul). directed by
H. E. Bowen, is composed of
students interested in the
drama and the problems of
acting. It meets twice a
month to discuss the techni-
cal aspects of acting, such
as lighting, costuming and
make-up. In addition, the
cluo presents several plays
throughout the year.

D R A

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CLUB

MEMBERS

Geraldine Collins, Nell Deen, Dan DeFoor, Susie Grier, Evelyn Hulsey, Herbert Long, Al Morris, Robert Perry, Lois
Pflaumer, Mary Phillips, Bill Prokasy, Loren Rowley, Ruth Rowley, Evelyn Schrader, Ernest Tyre, Eloise West.

These are students

who are attending
Piedmont as well
as serving churches
throughout north
Georgia.

MEMBERS

James Sanders
Harold Lewis
James Wofford
Ted Sisk
Sam Coker

I N I S T E R I A L STUDENTS

THRIFT SHOP WORKERS

The Thrift Shop is
a second-hand store
Operated by College
students for the
benefit of town peo-
ple as well as for
I'iedmont students.

MEMBERS

Ken Sosebee

Adeline Wood

Betty Lou Mabry

Eloise West

Yvonne James

Lillian McKee,
Faculty Advisor

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OFFICERS

Richard Burrcll,
President

Joanne Jones,
Vice-President

Harold Powell,

Secretary-Treasurer

Evelyn Hulsey,

Publicity Chairman

Richard B. Drake,
Faculty Advisor

The International Relations Club is composed of students interested in world
problems. Under the direction of Richard B. Drake, the club meets once a month
to discuss international affairs and to hear speakers from various world areas.

MEMBERS

Heidi Reinson. Harry Schreur, Francois Lavondes, Herbert Long, Robert Floyd, Kathryn Kelehear, Maud Colquitt,
Elsie Burrell, Mary Jane Oliver, James Grover, Joe Lattanzi, Theodore Sisk.

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Mignon Brown
Kathryn Kelehear
John Skelton

MEMBERS

Geraldine Collins

Roy Wood

Joanne Jones

Richard B. Drake, Faculty Advisor

RECREATION CO

ITTEE

This committee, composed of student volunteers and under the direction of Richard
Drake, is responsible for planning and directing the recreational activities of the
student body. It plans recreation for each Saturday night in addition to such special
events as Sadie Hawkins Day, the annual Christmas party, hike to Mt. Yonah, and
skating parties.

The Religious Committee plans all
chapel and vesper services and
participates in them.

TIM W. HOLBROOK

FacultY Advisor

RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE

MEMBERS

Wednesday chapel: Toby Fountain, Geraldine Collins, Herbert Long, Joanne Jones.

Friday chapel: Courtney Randolph, Lola Wood, John Skelton, Elsie Burrell, Hoyt Bowen, Dr. Thompson.

Vesper: Martha Frances Moore, Eloise West, Milo Howard, Roy Wood, Mrs. Richard B. Drake, Tim W. Holbrook.

OFFICERS

EMILY K. WYNN . . . President
ELSIE BURRELL . Vice-President
PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER . Secretary
GERALDINE COLLINS . Treasurer

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The Student Christian Association is a combination of the Y.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A.
Its purpose is to develop the spiritual life of the students. It meets once a week
for fellowship and worship. A number of recreational and social events are spon-
sored by this association during the year.

MEMBERS

Toby Fountain, Marion Hunt, Eloise West, Lois Pflaumer, John Skelton, Adeline Wood, Evelyn Hulsey, Elaine Milton,
Annie Ruth Hawkins, Susie Mae Underwood, Joe Lattanzi, Franees Henderson, Wilma Smith, Rose Breazeale,
Virginia Cullen, Mary J. Oliver, Lola Wood, Martha F. Moore, Nell Deen, Susie Grier, Bonnie Manning, Rebie Mooncy,
Estelle Parker, Yvonne James, Milo Howard, Roy Wood, Mary Phillips, Francois Lavondes, Harry Schreur.

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Y N A H I A N STAFF

EMILY WYNN
Editor

LILLIAN McKEE
Faculty Advisor

Mignon Brown, Maud Colquitt, Joanne Jones,
Co-Editors.

Kathryn Kelehear, Photography; Virginia Cullen, Nell

Deen, Lois Pflaumer, Rose Breazeale, Yvonne James,

Feature Editors.

PIEDMONT OWL STAFF

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Editor

MAYS POTTS

Business Manager

Assistant Business Manager KATHRYN KELEHEAR

Sports Editors BRUCE BLASINGAME, JOHN T. ACREE

Cartoonist DORIS THOMAS

Society Editor BEVERLY CROW

Circulation Manager GEORGE D. GEARINO

Feature Editors MARTHA F. MOORE, ELSIE BURRELL

Assistants THERESA ALBERT, LYNDOL CAIN, HELEN CANNON,

DOLORES FULLER, PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER, BETTY RUTH PAYNE,
GRADY STARNES, JIMMIE LOU YEARWOOD, SOPHIA YOST

Typists . NELL D EEN, LOIS PFLAUMER

Exchange Editor LOLA WOOD

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KEN PALMER
President

BILL CORRY
Vice-President

JOHN T. ACREE
Secretary

BRUCE RIDINGS

Treasurer

L. O. CAVE

Faculty Advisor

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CLUB

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

MEMBERS

C. W. Beacham, Helen Cannon, Herring Cole, Edward Corry, Aubrey Fineh, Richard Fowler, Dolores Fuller, George

D. Gearino, Lloyd Hunler, Oscar Kelehear, Joe Lattanzi, Betty Lou Mabry, John Pardue, John Skelton, Ken Sosebee,

Grady Starries, Leroy Whiting, Toby Fountain, Bruce Ridings.

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Kosalyn Cochran, Mary Phillips,
Betty Kuih Payne, Dolores Fuller,
Elsie Rurrell, Manager.

BASKETBALL

Grandpa's mustache, grandma's bustle Come on Piedmont LET'S BUSTLE!!!
Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar All for Piedmont STAND UP AND HOLLER! !
Is Piedmont gonna win? YEAH MAN! Is North Georgia gonna win? A B C D
E F G H I J K L NO!

"B" VARSITY

Bill Corry, (.eorge Gearino, Robert Floyd, Hugh Lee Doss, Tommy Bowen, Bruee Blasingame, Richard Burrell,
Riehard Brewer, Anderson Dilhvorth, Leroy Whiting.

1951 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

59 University of Ga., Atlanta Division . . . 34

44 Parris Island Marines 76

50 North Georgia 54

47 Georgia Teachers 90

59 Erskine 89

60 University of Ga., Atlanta Division . . . 58

55 Western Carolina 72

55 The Citadel 67

63 Western Carolina 59

74 North Georgia 77

72 Oglethorpe 67

40 Georgia Teachers 87

41 College of Charleston 56

39 Parris Island Marines 56

62 Wofford 97

58 North Georgia 61

63 Oglethorpe 58

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PLAYERS

Forwards: Oscar Kelehear, Grady Slarnes, Ed Corry, George Vaughn.

Center: Tohy Fountain.

Guards: Aubrey Finch, Jay Thornton, Killer Cain. Richard Fowler.

GKADY STARNES

TOBY FOUNTAIN

AUBREY FINCH

RICHARD FOWLER

KILLER CAIN

OSCAR KELEHEAR

JAY THORNTON
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PITCHERS

Richard Fowler, Robert Lewallen, Don Hulsey, Ken Sosebee, Ed Corry, Grady Starnes, Toby Fountain.

BASEBALL

Baseball is the main sport played on the campus in the Spring. Piedmon't baseball
team plays other college teams in this vicinity. With the good team and the support
of the students, this promises to be a good year.

Coach L. O. Cave and Manager Aubrey Finch

PLAYERS

Potts

Sosebee

Whiting

Kelehear

Pardue

Beacham

Lattanzi

Acree

Vaughn

Gearino

Corry, E.

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Fowler

Fountain

Starnes

Lewallen

Ridings

Hulsey

Finch, Manager

Butler, Manager

CATCHERS

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Mava Potts

INFIELD

Joe Lattanzi
Bud Beacham
George Gearino
George Vaughn
Pedro Pardue

OUTFIELD

Julio Km'
Kal Kelehear
J. T. Acree
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