The Yonahian 1956

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Collection:: The Yonahian
Title:: The Yonahian 1956
Creator:: Piedmont College
Date of Original:: 1956
Subject:: Piedmont College--Students--Yearbooks
College yearbooks--Georgia--Yearbooks
Location:: United States, Georgia, Habersham County, Demorest, 34.5651, -83.54517
Medium:: school yearbooks
Type:: Text
Format:: application/pdf
Description:: Piedmont College's student yearbook has been known as the Yonahian since its first issue under that title in 1920. The name celebrates one of the most prominent features of the local landscape, Mt. Yonah, near Cleveland, Georgia.
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Language:: eng
Rights Holder:: Piedmont College
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Holding Institution:: Piedmont College. Library
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Old Maids' Home

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Bashful

Escape

Evening Recreation

GIRLS

Strangers in Paradise

Dedication

For thirty-five years of loyal service to
the students and administration of Piedmont. .

For her never-failing vitality, devotion,
and religious consecration to her work

For her help, advice, and understanding
of our problems

We, the YONAHIAN STAFF, dedicate the
1956 YONAHIAN to a sincere friend of every-
one at Piedmont College

MRS. FANNIE H. SMITH

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Faculty Fotos

The Spectators

Page Eight

Casual Look

Happy Birthday!

DR. JAMES E. WALTER
President

DR. BENJAMIN D. SCOTT
Dean and Chaplain

ADMINISTRATION

The Yonahian 1956 is your Book of Memory of what should be one of the most memorable years of your
life. As you turn its pages in long years to come, they will bring back to you, bright and shining, the scenes and faces
that have made your days at Piedmont unforgettable.

The covers of this book inclose for you leaves scented with such fragrance as drifted from a rose-jar to cheer
Thomas S. Jones, Jr.:

As in a rose-jar filled with petals sweet

Blown long ago in some old garden place,

Mayhap, where you and I, a little space
Drank deep of love and knew that love was fleet
Or leaves once gathered from a lost retreat

By one who never will again retrace

Her silent footsteps -- one whose gentle face
Was fairer than the roses at her feet;

So deep within the vase of memory

I keep my dust of roses fresh and dear

As in the days before I knew the smart
Of time and death. Nor aught can take from me

The haunting fragrance that still lingers here --

As in a rose-jar, so within the heart!

May you in days to come often breathe deep from this Yonahian vase of memory and find its fragrance richer
with each mellowing year!

BENJAMIN D. SCOTT

Page Nine

Faculty

ATKINSON

AYCOCK

MRS. RUTH F. ATKINSON, Professor of Mathematics - B.A. ,
Rollins College; M.S. , Oberlin College; Pd. D. , Piedmont Col-
lege.

MRS. MERLE S. AYCOCK, Assistant Treasurer.

O'NEAL CAVE -Professor of Physical Education - B. S. , Georgia
Teachers College; M.A. , Peabody College.

CHARLES D. CLEMENT, Professor of Business Administration -
B.A. , Piedmont College; M.S. , University of Georgia.

MRS. CHARLES ENGELBRACHT, Assistant to the President -
B. A. , Ripon College; M. A. , University of Wisconsin.

ENGELBRACHT

Page Ten

FULLER

GARRARD

ILLIAM D. FULLER, Professor of Psychology, Ph. B. ,
liversity of Wisconsin; M. A. , University of Maine;
D. , University of Washington.

RS. AUDREY J. GARRARD, Professor of English -
A. , Wesleyan College; M.Ed. , University of Georgia.

[SS MARY P. HOFFMAN, Professor of Music - B. Mus.
. , M. Mus. Ed. , American Conservatory of Music of
licago.

RS. MARY C. JONFi, Librarian, B. A. , Piedmont
jllege.

KOLAI LEMJAKOV, Proi^or of Chemistry - B. S. ,
. S. , Institute of Technology, Prague.

[SS LILLIAN McKEE, Instructor in Social Science -
A. , Piedmont College.

XJCLAS L. MEIKLE, Professor of History - B. A. ,
lrleton College; M. A. , Indiana University.

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Page Eleven

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MULKEY

PERCY

MRS. EDITH C. MULKEY, Instructor in Business Educa-
tion - B. A. , Piedmont College.

MRS. MABEL S. PERCY, Professor of Languages - B.A. ,
Middlebury College; B.B.L. , Atlanta Theological Semi-
nary.

DR. ELIZABETH L. SAWYER, Professor of Biology - B. A. ,
University of Maine; M. A. , University of Michigan; Ph.D. ,
University of Missouri.

MRS. EDITH SCOTT, Dean of Women and Instructor in
Art - Graduate, University of Southern California College
of Oratory; Study, Emerson College of Oratory, Rhode
Island School of Art and Design.

BENJAMIN D. SCOTT, Professor of Religion - B.A. ,
University of Southern California; S.T.B. , Boston Uni-
versity School of Theology; Ph. D. , Boston University.

SAWYER

SCOTT

Page Twelve

SMITH

MRS. FANNIE H. SMITH, Registrar - B. A. , Rollins
College.

MISS JESSIE STRICKLAND, Area Coordinator of
Teacher Education in Northeast Georgia - B. A. ,
Piedmont College; M.Ed. , University of Georgia;
Pd. D. , Piedmont College.

MRS. EDITH B. SWIG ART, Assistant Treasurer -
B. A. , University of Rochester.

RAYMOND G. SWIGART, Instructor in Mathematics -
B. S. , M.S., Alma College; M. A. , University of
Michigan.

MRS. ELIZABETH P. WALTER, College Nurse - B.A.,
Mt. Holyoke College; B.N. , Yale University.

BEN H. WEAVER, Professor of Education - B. A. ,
M. A. , Ed. D. , University of Alabama.

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MAXIE MARTHA ANN BILL

GLENNA ELLIOT

BILL SANDS President

MAXIE SKINNER Vice President

MARTHA ANN JONES Secretary

ELLIOT EGGLESTON Treasurer

GLENNA WALDROUP Reporter

SENIOR OFFICERS

Page Sixteen

CAROLYN P. DAY

Carnesville, Georgia

Piedmont College 1,2,3; Vice President,
Freshman Class; Yonahian Staff 1,2,3,
Editor 2,3; Owl Staff 1,2; Theta Zeta Phi
1,2,3, President 2, Reporter 3; S.C.A.
1,2; Choir 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Recre-
ation Committee 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2;
"P" Club 2,3; Budget Committee 3;
Lyceum Committee 2; Who's Who.

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BOBBY CHAMBERS
Clarkesville, Georgia

JAMES M. DAY

Darien, Connecticut

Piedmont College 1,2,3; President, Student
Association 3, Vice President, Student As-
sociation 2; Freshman Class President;
Sophomore Class President; President, Law
Club 3; J. S. Greens 1,2,3, Vice President
2, Reporter 3; Baseball; Basketball Manager
1, Basketball Publicity Manager 2; Budget
Committee 2,3; Honor Council 3; Assistant
Editor, Yonahian Staff 3; Who's Who.

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ELLIOT EGGLESTON

Slatersville, Rhode Island

J.S. Green 3,4; "B" Team 1,2,3; Basketball
Timer 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer; Yonahian
Staff 4; Owl Staff 1,2, Assistant Editor 2;
Recreation Committee 1,2,3; Budget Com-
mittee 4; Choir 2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Square
Dance Team. __ . ^

CHARLES GRIMSLEY
Toccoa, Georgia

JEROME GUEST
Toccoa, Georgia

Page Eighteen

MARTHA ANN JONES
Robbinsville, North Carolina

Piedmont College 1,2,3; Student Association
2,3; Class Secretary 1,2,3; Theta Zeta Phi
1,2,3; Budget Committee 2,3; Yonahian
Staff 1,2,3; Torch Club; Who's Who.

ROBERT LEWALLEN

Homer, Georgia

Piedmont 1,2,3,4; "P"
Club 2,3,4, Secretary
and Treasurer 4; Base-
ball 1,2,3,4; Honor
Council 4; Veteran
Club 3,4.

BROADUS QUARLES
Clarkesville, Georgia

Page Nineteen

BILL SANDS

Lanett, Alabama

Young Harris 1,2; Piedmont 3,4; Senior Class
President; "P" Club 4, President 4; Basketball
3,4, Co-Captain, Basketball 4; Baseball 3,4;
Recreation Committee 4; F^T.A. 4; Faculty-
Student Relations Committee 4; All-Georgia
Basketball and Baseball 3.

MAXIE SKINNER

Demorest, Georgia

Piedmont 1,2,3,4; Basket-
ball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4;
Baseball 1,2,3,4; "P" Club
2,3,4; Senior Class Vice-
President; All-Georgia
Basketball and Baseball 3.

ROY B. TENCH
Cornelia, Georgia

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GLENNA WALDROUP

Williamsburg, Kentucky

Piedmont 1,2,3; Executive Committee 3;
Senior Class Reporter; S.C.A. 1,2,3,
Secretary; Choir 1,2,3; Owl Staff 2,3;
Drama Club 2; Religious Committee 1,2,
3; Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, Treasurer; F. T. A.
2,3, Reporter 3; Dining Hall Hostess 3;
E. L. P. S. 2; Ministerial Conference 1;
Recreation Committee 1.

HOWARD E. YORK
Clarkesville, Georgia

Page Twenty-One

SENIORS NOT SHOWN

JOHN W. ADAMS
CHARLES C. ALEXANDER
ALBERT L. BEASLEY
JAMES D. BLAIR
RUTH C. BROWN
CLARICE H. BROOKSHIRE
ALBERT DAVIS
ELLEN M. DILLARD
DOCK GRAGG

JOHN H. INGRAM
BARR MILLER
ROBERT PITT
HERBERT RICH
DAVE RUSSI

MRS. FRED C. STOVALL
JAMES ROY WEEKS
MARY L. WHITE

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Junior Class Officers

SUNG NEI CHO - Treasurer .... JAMES SOSEBEE - Vice President
Secretary .... CHARLES FAGAN - President.

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Page Twenty-Four

CLABUS ADAMS
Gainesville, Georgia

HOYT AUSBURN
Cornelia, Georgia

SUE BETHKE
North Augusta, South Carolina

FRANK BROWN.
Clarkesville, Georgia

ROLLIN CHANNELL
Union Point, Georgia

SUNG NEI CHO
Kaesong, Korea

MAURICE ERWIN
Clarkesville, Georgia

CHARLES FAGAN
Martin, Georgia

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ROBERT LAWSON
Cornelia, Georgia

JANIE C. NEWSOM
Clarkesville, Georgia

EDWIN LEWALLEN
Carnesville, Georgia

DONALD PARKS
Gainesville, Georgia

JAMES SOSEBEE
Demorest, Georgia

BETTY G. ST. JOHN
Demorest, Georgia

JUNIORS NOT SHOWN

CHARLES H. ALLEN
LEAH AUSBURN
FAYE WISE DAL TON
JONN1E DALTON
KILMORE J. DeWITT
CHARLES LEW ALLEN

FLORINE NEAL
JAMES B. PANTER, JR.
GENEVA PELF RE Y
GUY A. PURCELL
BYARD M. ROPER
GEORGE LEWIS SMITH

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SOPHOMORES

Page Twenty-Nina

Sophomore Class Officers

Frankie Lentz, President; Deloris Newberry, Secretary; Clinton Fairbanks, Reporter;
Charles Aired, Vice President; David LeCroy, Treasurer.

Page Thirty

Phyllis Allen

North Haven, Connecticut

Cleties Crow
Toccoa, Georgia

Charles Aired
Cedartown, Georgia

Glenda Davidson James R. Baxter
Cornelia, Georgia Toccoa, Georgia

Kat hryn Be aty
Cornelia, Georgia

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Joe Duvall
Westminster, S. C.

Clinton Fairbanks
South Westerlo, New York

Billy Heaton
Toccoa, Georgia

James Donald Lentz
Cedartown, Georgia

Helen T. Kittrell
Sanford, North Carolina

David LeCroy
Carnesville, Georgi<

Bill Murr ay
Toccoa, Georgia

Sara Loud or in ilk

Cornelia, Georgia

Bill Mason

Macon, Georgia

Deloris Newberry
Dalton, Georgia

William L. Meeks
Toccoa, Georgia

Bob M i xon
Westminster, S. C

Conley Owens
Demorest, Georgia

Min Za Park
Seoul, Korea

Marvin Peavy
Cuthbert, Georgia

George Rylee
Homer, Georgia

Paul Reed

West Newberry, Vermont

Emma Roberts
Cornelia, Georgia

M. J. Stanscll
Westminster, S. C.

Eddie Starnes
Columbus, Georgia

Grady Stowe
Toccoa, Georgia

James Tench
Cornelia, Georgia

Barbara Thompson
Cornelia, Georgia

Alan T. Wansley
Carnesville, Georgia

Rachel Watkins
Toccoa, Georgia

Rena West
Rutledge, Georgia

Robert West
Gainesville, Georgia

Howard F. Wright
Cornelia, Georgia

Charles B. Wilson
Toccoa, Georgia

Julius Deral Yor
Cornelia, Georgia

Ellen W. Alexanc
Toccoa, Georgia

Sophomores Not Shown

Thad L. Aycock
Barbara H. Bennett
Dan H. Brock
Phil Burrell
Donald R. Campbell
Steve Chitwood
Troy Coker
Robert Congdon
Carl H. Graham
Jack H. Grant
William F. Harris
Joe W. Harrison
Ray Kinney
Thomas W. Lawson

Jack A. Loudermilk
Clarence Morris
Harold Payne
Labenia K. Reaves
Emma Roberts
Kenneth L. Sewell
Joseph E. Shirley
Barry Taylor
Howard Walker
Isaac L. Walker
Fred L. Williams
Horace O. Wood

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Page Thirty-Eight

Page Thirty-Nine

Freshman Class Officers

Max Alford, President; Mary Maxwell, Secretary; Pat
Cofer, Treasurer; Donald Shanks, Vice President.

Page Forty

Max Alford
Ocilla, Georgia

Marian Carrington
Demorest, Georgia

Nadine Allen
Demorest, Georgia

Doris Autry
Cornelia, Georgia

Barbara Batson
Jonesboro, Georgia

Hugh Don Black
Toccoa, Georgia

Donald Brown
Providence, Rhode Island

James W. Brown
Sanford, Florida

Deok Yell Coe
Seoul, Korea

Eugene Carter
Lula, Georgia

Elizabeth Coffee
Alto, Georgia

Chancellor M. Davis
Sanford, Florida

Barbara Edwards
Demorest, Georgia

Wade Fillingame
Midway, Georgia

Pat Cofer
Macon, Georgia

John C. Foster
Cornelia, Georgia

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Jeannette Grist
Clarkcsville, Georgia

Willy R. Glorc
Mt. Airy, Georgia

Boyd Hagood
Toccoa, Georgia

Robert E. Hamby
Cornelia, Georgia

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Paul Hartman

Cuthbert, Georgia

Don Hawkins

Westminster, S. C.

Kim Helseth

Beulah Hefner

St. Louis Park, Minnesota

Clarkcsville, Georgia

Billy Hilley
Westminster, S. C.

Curtis Hughes
Sanford, Florida

Alice Kimsey
Clarkesville, Georgia

Bill Lepere
Providence, Rhode Island

Harrison Smith Libby
West Hempsted, New York

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John H. McCollum
Eastanollee, Georgia

Jeannette Hendrix
Rutledge, Georgia

Mary Maxwell
Toccoa, Georgia

Ross Maxwell
Baldwin, Georgia

Annette Means
Cornelia, Georgia

Reid Mullins
Madison, Georgia

Nellie R. Owens
Demorest, Georgia

Neville E. Owens
Satalah, Georgia

Avis Poole
Homer, Georgia

Chyun Shik Park
Seoul, Korea

Marian Pritchett
Alto, Georgia

Royce Pritchett
Toccoa, Georgia

Charles Russell
Orlando, Florida

Franklin Pritchett
Lula, Georgia

Charles Sanderlin
Cuthbert, Georgia

Shirley Seigler
Royston, Georgia

Donald Shanks
Lanett, Alabama

Mrs. Awa Smith
Demorest, Georgia

Mr. James E. H. Smith
Toccoa, Georgia

Kathleen Smithey
Dalton, Georgia

Marilyn D. Stanley
Madison, South Carolina

Jewel B. Strange
Cornelia, Georgia

William Clay Strange
Cornelia, Georgia

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Virginia Ann Turpen
Clarkesville, Georgia

Arthur M. Walker
Toccoa, Georgia

Charles Weaver
Flowery Branch, Georgia

Leonard Warner
South Hadley, Massachusetts

Patricia Webb
Demorest, Georgia

Myer C. Westmoreland
Clarkesville, Georgia

Jimmy Williams
Cornelia, Georgia

Freshmen Not Shown

Edward H. Adams
Andrew C. Allen
James Calvin Argo
Junior B. Arms
Malcolm Ayers
Dow Baker
Charles F. Baker
Oscar Henry Barnes
Charles C. Barron
Richard A. Basinger
Jimmy Berry
Jerry Black
William J. Black
Ben Bozardt
Kathryn Brown
George Camp
Tom Bell Canup
Billy R. Clark
Nina Craven
Eunice Derrick
Robert L. Dillashaw
Ford M. Doss
Stephen Du Chateau
Troy B. Elder

Maurice Halliord
Robert E. Hardy
Charles Haynie
Don Higgins
Hoyt William Hilley
Hosea James Jones
Garland Kesler
Dillard F. Kilby
Ann Kinney
Stanley Knight
Robert Lee Lacy
Myung Sun Lee
Oleta A. Marett
Don Martin
Lewis Mason
Bobby L. Massey
Samuel O. Means
Carl Moore
Robert J. Payne
William Pepper
Michael T. Power
Phillip S. Ragland
Henderson E. Reaves
David R. Rice

Robert Rich
Henry Ring
Joe C. Roane
Wm. Watson Rumsey
Dwain Sager
Wm. T. Segars
Esther Shedd
Joe Smelcer
Jack R. Smith
Otis Stone cypher
Avery Stroud
Walter Taylor
John Wm. Terrell
Jackie Thomas
Hermas C. Turner
Robert Troup
Floyd Ward
Virginia Weaver
Jack E. Westmoreland
Lee Williams
Joe L. Wilson
Donald Winfrey
Francis Witherspoon

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CAROLYN P. DAY

JAMES M. DAY

Page Fifty

Who's Who Among Students In
American Colleges And Universities

This is a publication in which appears the biographies of
outstanding students selected from approximately 650 colleges
and universities in the country. This recognition is the cul-
mination of all the college honors and achievements.

Page Fifty-One

H
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GAMMA CHI

PIEDMONT has four societies on its campus
two for women and two for men. These societies, being
formed shortly after the foundation of the college, have

Zhad a great part in its growth and development. They lw
sponsored dances, parties, and many other worthwhile en-
tertainments. Candidates for these societies are obtained
J by an invitation to membership, which is given to the new

students. Upon his acceptance, the candidate is installed
* into one of the societies. The installations are events to

which the old members look forward. Most PIEDMONT
students are affiliated with one of these societies.

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Page Fifty-Two

Theta Zcta Phi

Left to Right, Seated: Jeannette Hendrix, Glenda Davidson, Mrs.
Mulkey, Sponsor; Nadine Allen, Ann Kinney.

Standing: Rachel Watkins, Martha Ann Jones, Carolyn Day, Treas-
urer; Sue Bethke, Vice President; Deloris Newberry, President; Helen
Kittrell, Rena West, Secretary.

Page Fifty-Three

Gamma Chi

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Society

Left to Right: Patricia Webb, Betty St. John, President; Shirley
Seigler, Min Za Park, Kathleen Smithy, Alice Kimsey, Mary Max-
well, Elizabeth Coffee, Phyllis Allen, Jeannette Grist.

Page Fifty-Four

Brown
Carter

Protropian

MR. CHARLES CLEMENT
Advisor

Pritchett

Fagan
Helseth

BILL MASON - President
CHARLES FAGAN - Vice President
DAVID LeCROY - Sec. - Treasurer

Hughes
LeCroy

Lepere
Lewallen

Wansley
Warner

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J. S. Greens

Davis

Duvall

Eggleston

Lentz -
President

Fillingame

Hartman

Hawkins

Starnes -

Vice President

Hilly
Libby
Mixon

Aired -

Sec. - Treasurer

Mullins

Parks

Russell

Day -

Reporter

Fairbanks -
Chaplain

Coach Cave

Honorary Member

Adams
Alford

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Page Fifty-Seven

Left to Right: Martha Ann Jones, Secretary; James M. Day, Presi-
dent; Dean Benjamin D. Scott; Rena West, Vice President.

Student Associatic

Page Fifty-Eight

Left to Right: Deloris Newberry, James Day, Sue Bethke, Bill Mason,
Dean Scott, Martha Ann Jones, and Elliot Eggleston.

BUDGET
COMMITTEE

Administration Building

Page Fifty-Nine

Left to Right: President Walter, Mrs. Benjamin
D. Scott, David LeCroy, James Day, Clabus
Adams, and Dean Scott.

Honor Council

Music and Art?

Page Sixty

Mr. Raymond G. Swigart, Mr. Charles Clement,
and Coach O'Neal Cave.

Student-Faculty Relations Comm

Seated: Martha Ann Jones, Rena West, Pat Cofer, Sue Bethke.
Standing: Bill Sands, Charles Fagan, Charles Aired, and James Day.

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xty-Two

Glenna Waldroup, Robert West, David LeCroy, Betty St. John,
and James Day.

Helen Kittrell, James Day, Clinton Fairbanks, Mary Maxwell,
and Bob Mixon.

Dean Scott, Bill St. John, Paul Reed, Clinton Fairbanks, Harrison Libby, and
Leonard Warner.

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Harrison Libby, Rena West, Wade Fillingame, Betty St. John, and Bill Sands.

Recreation
Committee

(Recreation)

Paul Reed, Phyllis Allen, Elizabeth Coffee, Min Za Park, Mrs. Jones, Sue Bethke,
and Charlie Aired.

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Go, Girl, Go !

Page Sixty-Five

Phyllis Allen, Clinton Fairbanks, Miss Hoffman, Min Za Park, Pat Webb, Paul
Reed, and Deok Yell Coe.

M. E. N. C.

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Phyllis Allen, Paul Reed, Shirley Seigler, Charles Fag an, Miss Mary Hoffman, Clinton Fairbanks.

LYCEUM COMMITTEE

Cornelia Stabler, Dramatic Monologist

Front Row: Miss Hoffman, Mary Maxwell, Min Za Park, Kathleen Smithey.
Second Row: Barbara Batson, Sue Maxwell, Shirley Seigler, Phyllis Allen,

Glenna Waldroup, Rena West.
Third Row: Clinton Fairbanks, Bill Lepere, Joe Roane, Myung Sun Lee,

Charlie Russell, Charles Cho.
Fourth Row: Leonard Warner, Harrison Libby, Paul Reed, James Brown, and

Deok Yell Coe.

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Robert West, Glenna Waldroup, Mary Maxwell, Bill St. John, Betty St. John,
Clinton Fairbanks, Clabus Adams, and David LeCroy.

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Editor

Page Seventy

CAROLYN P. DAY
Editor

THE YONAHIAN

SUE ANN BETHKE
Business Manager

Bill Mason, Pat Cofer, Martha Ann Jones, Sue Betlike, Deloris Newberry, James Day
Carolyn Day, and Elliot Eggleston.

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Ann Kinney, Betty St. John, Rena West, Dave Russi, Bill Lepere, Reid Mullins,
Paul Hartman, Donald Parks, Max Alford, Coach Cave, Don Martin, Donald Shanks,
Rollin Channell, James Sosebee, Bill Sands, President; Wade Fillingame, Maxie
Skinner, Carolyn Day, Charles Sanderlin, James Lentz, and Eddie Starnes.

CLUB

Glenda Davidson, Kathryn Beaty, Henry Ring, Rena West, Bill Lepere, Ann Kinney, and Rachel Watkins.

CHEERLEADERS

Kneeling: Reid Mullins, Max Alford, Bill Sands, Paul Hartman, Donald Parks, Charles Sanderlin.
Standing: Coach Cave, Bill Mason, James Lentz, Eddie Starnes, Donald Shanks, James Batson,
Wade Fillingame, James Sosebee, Rollin Channell, Maxie Skinner, and Bob Mixon.

BASKETBALL

At Last

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WADE

PAUL

ROLLY

DEWARD

BONES

SOSE

MOON

MAXIE

JOE-SAM

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Bill shoots two

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MAXIE

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Russi at third

Post game chow hound:

Scholars

Rats

The Head

Battle of the Bulge

Page Eighty-Two

Globe Trotter

Barbara

Economic Prospectus

Page Eighty-Three

The shotputters

FIELD
DAY

Counting up

The high Jumpers

Page Eighty-Four

The Flag Snatch - Before

and After

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While the world passes by

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