The Yonahian 1954

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THE 1954

Y D N A H I A N

^Manual j ' ublication of

PIEDMONT COLLEGE

Demnrest, Georgia

DEDICATION

The 1954 Yonahian is dedicated to Dr. William D. Fuller,
who has been instrumental in publishing this and other Yona-
hians by supplying photos.

He not only strives to improve the Yonahian, but his con-
scientious and never faltering efforts and work has gained the
admiration and respect of all his colleagues and students alike.

With his efforts to make Piedmont a better campus he never
loses sight of understanding and sympathy for any student who
has a problem. He is indeed a Professor worthy of the dedica-
tion of this book.

TRUSTEE S--1954

MB. J. K. BROOKSHIRE. Chairman
Danielsville. Georgia

DR. W. I. ANDREWS
Toccoa, Georgia

COLONEL C. M. McCLURE
Toccoa. Georgia

MR. DAVID F. AUSTIN
525 William Penn Place
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania

DR. FREDERICK M. MEEK
Old South Church
Copley Square
Boston, Massachusetts

DR. AMEY CHAPPELL
795 Peachtree. N.E.
Atlanta. Georgia

MR. JAMES E. MIX
430 Halliwell Drive
Stamford, Connecticut

DR. ARTHUR T. CLINE
Toccoa, Georgia

MR. AUBREY MOTZ
Habersham, Georgia

MR. J. L. CONNER, President
S. Federal Savings and Loan Assn.
P.O. Box 1096
Atlanta, Georgia

DR. THOMAS LEROY CROSBY
Central Congregational Church
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii

DR. WILLIAM F. FRAZIER
287 Fourth Avenue
New York 10, New York

DR. I. SUMNER GERALD
1626 South Thirteenth Street
Birmingham, Alabama

MR. WILLIAM A. McELLHINEY
President. I. P. Miller
Artesian Well Company
Box 359
Brookfield, Illinois

MRS. LEONE NICHOLS
Demorest. Georgia

DR. CLAUDE L. PURCELL
1751 Monroe Drive, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia

DR. WALTER F. ROGERS

614 Atlantic National Bank Bldg.

Jacksonville, Florida

MR. BEN SINGLETON
Box 689 Richbourg Road
Greenville, South Carolina

MR. CLAUDE SWINNEY
397 Glenn Circle
Decatur, Georgia

DR. KENDALL WEISINGER
206 Seventeenth Street, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia

ADMINISTRATION

DR. JAMES E. WALTER. President

DR. HOMER W. STEVENS. Dean Emeritus

DR. BENJAMIN D. SCOTT. Dean

PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT

Every qualified high school graduate can go to col-
lege, if he wants a college education enough to work for
it. This simple fact underlines an important historical
freedom in the life of America. It records an- essential
feature of Piedmont's faith in youth and suggests her fun-
damental importance to maintaining democratic ideals of
education.

Our faculty members enjoy meeting high school seniors
and assuring them of an open college door for industrious
young people who want to prepare themselves for re-
sponsibilities of community service. Young people and
their parents desire the opportunities of college, even
though the salaries of teachers and other professional
workers may be less in some communities than the wages
of semi-skilled workers. The college graduate is equipped
to earn a good living, and prepared to taste the cultural
satisfactions of a full life. It is thrilling to remember that
Piedmont College is dedicated to the principle that no en-
terprising young person should be denied a college edu-
cation. Devoted and talented professors, purposeful and
industrious students, loyal alumni, and generous financial
supporters are the folks who make possible our quality
program.

Little Piedmont College, like a little atom, continues
to be a source of great power in a free society for free
people. In our beautiful mountain surroundings we enjoy
the natural reminders of God's eternal strength and un-
failing loving kindness. "Man shall not live by bread
alone," but essentially by the spirit of human dignity and
love divine.

The choicest gifts of life are lavished generously on
all of God's children. Blue skies, purple mountains, tall
pine trees, and the rich song of cardinals are among the
common blessings of all who dwell in the foothills of the
Blue Ridge Mountains. Whatever our portion of health
and daily strength may be, we rejoice in the Gift of Life,
and our opportunities of sharing whatsoever things are
good and true. "Piedmont for mine."

MRS. MARTHA FORD ANDERSON

Instructor of Art

A.B.

WESLEY C. ATKINS

Instructor of Literature

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

MRS. RUTH FORD ATKINSON

Professor of Mathematics

A.B.. M.S.. PhJJ.

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O'NEAL CAVE

Professor of Physical Education

B.S., NLA.

CHARLES D. CLEMENT

Professor of Business Administration

A.B., M.S.

JONNIE DEATON

Secretary to Dean

A.B.

WILLIAM D. FULLER
Professor of Psychology
A.B., M.A.. Ph.B.. Ph.D.

MRS. AUDRY GARRARD

Instructor of English

A.B.. M.A.

CHARLES H. HILDRETH

Professor of History

A.B., M.A., Ph.D.

FACULTY

MRS. MARY C. JONES

KONATANTINE KOLITSCHEW

NIKOLAI LEMIAKOV

Librarian

Professor of Physics

Professor of Chemistry

A.B.

B.S., Ph.D.

B.S.. Ph.D.

MISS LILLIAN McKEE

Instructor of Social Science

A3.

MRS. EDITH MULKEY

Instructor of Business Administration

A.B.

MRS. MABEL PERCY

Professor of Languages

A.B.. A.B.L.

LEONARD W. ROBERTS

Professor of Literature

A.B.. M.A.. PhJ>.

MISS- ELIZABETH SAWYER

Professor of Biology

A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D.

MRS. BENJAMIN D. SCOTT
Dean of Women

MISS MERLE SHIRLEY
Assistant Treasurer

MRS W. B. SMITH

MISS JESSE STrtlCKLAND

Registrar

Instructor of Education

A.B., M.A.

A.B., M.A.

MRS. JAMES E. WALTER

College Nurse

A.B.. R.N.

SAMUEL WOODRUFF

Instructor of Music

A.M., M.A.

SENIORS

JO BETH COFFEE
Secretary

GWENDOLYN BURRELL
Treasurer

CHARLES SEWELL
President

"DUB" JONES
Vice-President

GWEN BURRELL
Tallulah Lodge. Georgia

Mercer 1; Truett McConnell 2; Piedmont 3, 4;
The'.a Zeta Phi 3, 4; Reporter 4; Treasurer
Senior Class 4.

NATHAN CARTER

Surrency. Georgia

South Georgia Junior College; President, P
Club; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4.

IO BETH COFFEE

Tcccoa. Georgia

North Georgia; Piedmont 3, 4; Theta Zeta Phi
3, 4; Secretary Senior Class.

JOSEPH H. GRIST

Rabun Gap. Georgia

A.B.A.C. 1; Univ. Miami 2, 3; Piedmont 4;
Basketball 4; Baseball 4.

SARAH C. HUNT

Steams. Kentucky

Union College 1, 2; Elon College 3; Piedmont
College 4; Theta Zeta Phi.

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STRAHAN IVIE

Tiger. Georgia

Piedmont College 1, 2, 3, 4; Protopian 1, 2,
3, 4, Secretary 4.

W. H. JONES

GainesTille. Georgia

Vice-President Senior Class; Basketball 3, 4;
Baseball 3. 4; "P" Club 3, 4.

MARY SUE LIGON

Toccoa. Georgia

Truett McConnell 1, 2; Piedmont 3, 4; FT. A.
3, 4, President 4; Gamma Chi 4; S.CA. 4.

WILLIAM G. McCLURE
Clayton, Georgia

ROBERT PERRY

Hull, Georgia

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; J. S. GREEN 2, 3, 4, Presi-
dent 4, Secretary 3; President Sophomore
Class; Vice-President Junior Class; Basketball
3, 4; Religious Com. 3, 4; S.C.A. 1, 2; Men's
Glee Club 3, 4; Nominating Comm. 4; Honor
Council 2; Student Affairs Comm. 4.

CHARLES SEWELL

Atlanta. Georgia

Emory-at-Oxiord 1; Georgia Tech 2; Piedmont
3, 4; Protropian 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Treas-
urer 3; President Senior Class 4; Nominating
Comra. 4.

MARTIN SISK
Toccoa, Georgia

DEWITT EARNSHAW SOSEBEE

Cumming. Georgia

Reinhardt College 1 , 2; Piedmont 3, 4; Yona-
hian, Assistant Editor 4; F.T.A. Vice-President
3, 4; Owl Staff, Reporter 4; S.C.A. 4; Drama
Club 4; Choir 4; Protropian 4; Religious Com-
mittee 4.

JAMES KEITH THOMPSON

Athens. Georgia

Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Budget Comm. 2, 3, 4,
Chairman 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Base-
ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Council 3; Yonahian
Staff 3; Glee Club 1, 2; P Club 2, 3, 4, Secre-
tary 3, Treasurer 4; Religious Comm. 3; Cur-
rent Affairs Club 2, 3.

RALPH WILLIAMS

Easlanollee. Georgia

President, Student Association 4; Budget Com-
mittee 4; Honor Committee 4.

VIRGINIA CULLEN

Orange. Massachusetts

Piedmont 1 , 2, 3, 4; Theta Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4,
Chaplain 3; Honor Council 4; Who's Who 4;
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Religious Comm. 4; S.C.A. 1,
2, 3, 4, President 3; Yonahian Staff 1, 2; Torch
Club 4; Elps Club 4.

PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE

MRS. SALLIE COLLINS
Cornelia. Georgia

DENNIS CRAVEN
Cornelia, Georgia

GLENN GASAWAY
Demorest. Georgia

RAY RUMSEY
Toccoa, Georgia

REX WOOD
Demorest. Georgia

JUNIORS

JOEL BEARDEN
Secretary -Treasurer

MARION HUNT
Reporter

DEAN STEVENS
President

MACK MANLEY
Vice-President

JOEL BEARDEN
Toccoa. Georgia

RAYMOND COLLINS
Barwick. Georgia

HOYT S. DILLARD
Cornelia. Georgia

ZENITH DAVIDSON
Toccoa, Georgia

BLAINE ENGLAND
Hensley. West Virginia

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Walpole. Mass.

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MARION HUNT
Atlanta. Georgia

MACK MANLEY
Barwick. Georgia

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FRED MAYNARD
Slatersrille. Rhode Island

MICKEY MIXON
Westminster. Georgia

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BOBBY PARKS
GainesTille, Georgia

JOE SARTAIN
Danielsrille, Georgia

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DEAN STEPHENS
Clayton, Georgia

RONNIE L. CONKLIN
New York. New York

FRANK EUGENE SWAIN
Hayesville. North Carolina

NOT SHOWN

GRADY ELVIN MADDOX
New Holland. Georgia

ROBERT F. PITTS
Demoresl, Georgia

JOHN TRUITT WHITMIRE
Toccoa, Georgia

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FAYE AYERS
Secretary

GENELLE ASHE
Blairsville, Georgia

FAYE AYERS
Toccoa. Georgia

GLENN BARNETT
Atlanta, Georgia

JACK CAREY
Ila, Georgia

BETTY JEAN CLARKE
Providence. Rhode Island

ELLIOT EGGLESTON
Slattersrille. Rhode Island

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CHARLES GREEN
Syracuse. New York

BILL HUNT
Stearns. Kentucky

ROBERT LEWALLEN
Homer. Georgia

EDWARD PATTERSON
Carnesville. Georgia

EWELL PAYNE
Carnesville. Georgia

JAMES PERRTt
Hull, Georgia

JACKIE RICE

Winchendon, Massachusetts

DAVE RUSSI
Sanford. Florida

NOT SHOWN

JOHN CLIFFORD CARPENDER
Cornelia, Georgia

CHARLES GRIMSLEY
Toccoa, Georgia

CORBET HOLCOMB
Clarkesrille, Georgia

TOM IRVIN
Miami, Florida

PEGGY PARRISH
Meridian, Mississippi

HOWARD PAYNE
Cornelia, Georgia

LEWIS SMITH
Demorest. Georgia

MAXIE SKINNER
Demorest, Georgia

GENEVA FLEMING
Athens, Georgia

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FRESHMEN

JAMES DAY.
President

CAROLYN PAYNE
Vice-President

MARTHA ANN JONES
Secretary

CELESTE FREEMAN
Treasurer

DAN BAILEY
Toccoa. Georgia

CAROLYN BATSON
Jonesboro. Georgia

SUE BETHKE

North Augusta, South Carolina

JAMES DAY
Darien. Connecticut

LEWIS ETHERIDGE
Dacula. Georgia

CELESTE FREEMAN
Martin. Georgia

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BETTY JEAN GRISWOLD
North Haven. Connecticut

WILLIAM HENRY HART. JR.
Beaufort. South Carolina

MARTHA ANN JONES
Robbinsville. North Carolina

CAROLYN PAYNE
Carnesville, Georgia

JACK SEWELL
Saniord. Florida

JACK SHAMBL1N
Trion, Georgia

BARBARA SHERWOOD
Atlanta. Georgia

BARRY TAYLOR
Cornelia, Georgia

GARETHA THOMAS
Cornelia, Georgia

NOT SHOWN

CHARLES ALLEN
Demorest, Georgia

SUNG NEI CHO
Tacgu, Korea

CLETIES CROWE
Toccoa, Georgia

JEFF HAWFORD
Toccoa, Georgia

JABEZ JONES
Toccoa, Georgia

THOMAS WADE LAWSON
Cornelia, Georgia

JIMMY LEE
Clarkesville, Georgia

BILL McGRAW
Summerville, Georgia

MAX PARKS
Roswell, Georgia

GUY PURCELL
Eastanollee, Georgia

DELBERT SMITH
Cornelia, Georgia

JAMES SOSEBEE
Demorest, Georgia

JAMES TENCH
Cornelia, Georgia

KENDALL TODD
Toccoa, Georgia

GLENNA WALDROUP
Williamsburg, Kentucky

FIELD DAY

FAYE AYERS
President

JOEL BEARDEN
Vice-President

GENEVA FLEMING
Secretary -Treasurer

BETTY JEAN CLARKE
Chaplain

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.

Through out efforts, we have found a new
source of enjoyment and fellowship.

MRS. EDITH MULKY
Sponsor

GENELLE ASHE

SUE BETHKE

GWEN BURRELL

JO BETH COFFEE

VIRGINIA CULLEN

CELESTE FREEMAN

SARAH HUNT

MARTHA ANN JONES

CAROLYN PAYNE

ROBERT PERRY
President

GLENN BARNETT
Vice-President

MICKEY MIXON
Secretary -Treasurer

RAYMOND COLLINS
Reporter

J. S. GREEN

LITERARY

SOCIETY

I. SAMUEL WOODRUFF
Sponsor

RONNIE CONKLIN

JAMES M. DAY

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CHARLES GREEN

WILLIAM HART

ZENITH DAVIDSON
President

PEGGY PARRISH
Vice-President

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GAHETHA THOMAS

MARY SUE LIGON

BETTY JEAN GRISWOLD

BARBARA SHERWOOD

GLENNA WALDROUP

PRQTRDPIAN

The name, Protropian, is derived from a Greek word meaning "In the
forefront." Our efforts at Piedmont are to bring the best to our dear Alma
Mater and extend our vision in the future for "a greater Piedmont."

MARJON HUNT
President

CHARLES SEWELL
Vice-President

EWELL PAYNL
Secretary-Treasurer

STRAHAN IVIE
Reporter

THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION

BETTY CLARKE. Secretary; RALPH WILLIAMS. President: CHARLES GREEN. Vice-President.

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Top Row: Faye Ayers, Glenn Barnetl, Betty lean Clarke, Ronnie Conklln, Virginia Cullen. Bottom Row: Betty Griswold,
Fred Maynard. Mickey Mixon. Earnshaw Sosebee, Dr. Benjamin D. Scott, Chaplain. Not Shown: Glenna Waldroup.
Edward Patterson.

MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE

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Samuel Woodruff, Director. Second Row: Fred Maynard, Earnshaw Sosebee, Edward Palterson, William Hart, Charles
Green, Marion Hunt, and Glenn Barnett.

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Editor

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BASKETBALL TEAM

O'NEAL CAVE
Coach

"The Thing'

JOE GRIST

MAXIE SKINNER

"MAC" MANLEY

JAMES DAY
Assistant Manager

MICKEY MIXON
Manager

BILL McCLURE

'RED" CARTER

JAMES SOSEBEE

LEWIS ETHRIDGE

JIM THOMPSON

DUB" JONES

JACK SHAMBLIN

BOBBY PARKS

BILL HART

BASEBALL 1954

We are sorry, but pictures were not available.

PITCHERS

RED" NATHAN CARTER

BOBBY LEWALLEN

JERRY BYERS

TED SMITH

JAMES SOSEBEE

CATCHERS

JIM THOMPSON
JACK SHAMBLIN

FIRST BASE

MACK MAN1EY
JOE GRIST

SECOND BASE

DAVE RUSSI
DENNIS CRAVEN

SHORT STOP

MAXIE SKINNER

MANAGER

JOE SARTAIN

COACH

O'NEAL CAVE

THIRD BASE
BILL McCLURE

OUTFIELD

TED SMITH

MICKEY MIXON

DUB JONES

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