The Yonahian 1964

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Collection:: The Yonahian
Title:: The Yonahian 1964
Creator:: Piedmont College
Date of Original:: 1964
Subject:: Piedmont College--Students--Yearbooks
College yearbooks--Georgia--Yearbooks
Location:: United States, Georgia, Habersham County, Demorest, 34.5651, -83.54517
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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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THE

YON AH IAN

STAFF

PRESENTS

THE

1964

YONAHIAN

Published by the
Student Association
Piedmont College

FOREWORD

With a longing eye into the past, and an eager look toward the
future, we come to the end of another year. For some, it is their
last and their long awaited graduation. For others, it is just the
end of another year. Both have one thing in common, memories of
their days in college.

The staff of the Yonahian has tried to include many of the events
of the past year in the pages to come. We hope that as you look
through this book, now and in the years to come, that it will hold
fond thoughts of your time in college.

The 1964 Yonahian is the start of something we hope will be
:ontinued by future staffs. The staff has attempted to also record
:he progress of the school, so that when one looks back, he may see
;vhat has been done to improve the school. We at Piedmont are
n the middle of a change "a dream come true." First, the new
rlassroom administration building, then promised plans that would
nake anyone excited.

There are many things a yearbook should record the activities,
;ports, functions, but most of all, the memories. Those things which,
ong after we have left school, can be looked back upon with fond-
less and appreciation.

The 1964 Yonahian staff hopes they have accomplished this goal.

DEAN RONALD E. WEITMAN

DEDICATION

Because your gaiety, warmth,
and friendliness, like a
tree in colorful autumn
array, make our hearts glad;

Because your gentleness,
like the lacy quality of
snow-covered branches in winter,
is a consolation to us;

Because your spirit, like

the fresh-budding leaves and

blossoms of spring, gives

hope to all who know you; and,

Because your character, respected
and admired as a gigantic
moss-draped oak in summer,
makes us want to be like you

To you. Dean Weitman, we proudly
dedicate this, our 1964 YONAHIAN

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

A dream, long held and deeply cherished, is coming true here at Piedmont College the
dream of a more vital, a more effective, a more fruitful program of Christian higher education.

Farther over, in this Yonahian, you will see pictures of an unfinished classroom administra-
tion building, being erected at a cost of $500,000.00 Before another Yearbook is in your
hands, devoted teachers and eager students will have discovered the greater joys of this build-
ing completed, furnished, invested of a never-ceasing delight, an imposing diadem on our
campus' crest.

That part of the Piedmont College dream will have come true!

Also, in this Yonahian, you will see pictures of our present women's dormitory, Babcock
Hall. By this time next year, Deo Volente, an addition to Babcock Hall, more than doubling
its present facilities, will be receiving the finishing touches, making it ready for our young
women, who will be arriving for the 1964-65 academic year.

That part of the Piedmont College dream will have come true!

Then, a little farther off, but bright and beckoning, like lovely Ariadne, will be other parts
of the Piedmont College dream coming true: an addition to our present E. Louise Patten Me-
morial Library; another new men's dormitory; a chapel; a fine arts music, art, drama build-
ing; a student union; a new field house and gymnasium; increased faculty salaries; larger en-
dowment; swimming pools and tennis courts in short, a dream coming true of Piedmont
College, virile, puissant, matching its strength in Christian experience and academic excellence
with the strength of the youth, whose eyes have caught the morning light that streams from the
brows of these immemorial mountains.

On November 22, 1963, a tragic end came to our then President, who, himself, was a dream-
er of dreams for his nation and for the world. In the sorrow of that epochal event, we feel
doubly obligated to do our best to achieve.

"Beauty and friendship and the dream fulfilled.
"The golden answer to the deeply willed."

Yes, unashamedly, we, too, are dreamers of dreams dreams for Piedmont College that are
slowly, but surely, coming true; and, we encourage our youth to dream fine dreams," vast
dreams for themselves, for their College, and for their world.

We invite you to share our dream the dream that is coming true, by the grace of God and
the prayers and generous help of friends, at Piedmont College.

ROY QUIST

WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES is an award presented to
several students each year by about 755 colleges and univer-
sities, Piedmont College is one of these members. Students are
selected from the senior class by the faculty on the basis of
scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and
extracurricular activities, citizenship, and service to the school
and promise of future usefulness. This year the award goes
to five students: June Bottcher, Sue Walters, Roy Quist, Glenn
Utt, and Donald Whipple.

JUNE BOTTCHER

WHAT IS

PIEDMONT
MADE OF?

STUDENTS

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CLASSES,
TEACHERS

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LABS

STUDY . . .

WORSHIP

SERIOUSNESS

AND

FUN

ADMINISTRATION

FACULTY

STAFF

ADMINISTRATION

DR. RONALD E. WHITMAN

Dean of the College

B.S., Georgia Teacher's College

M.S., Univ. of Ga.

Ed. D., Univ. of Ga.

MR. JOHN B. AYERS

Registrar

B.S. Ed., Ga. Teacher's College
M.A., Peabody College
Additional work at Emory College

DR. JAMES E. WALTER

Pres.

B.A.. Otterbein College

B.S.Th.. Yale University

D.D., Piedmont College

DR. MAX STRANG
Ass't to Pres.

A.B., Ruskin Cave College
D.D., Trinity Univ.

DR. ELTON WAYNE BECK

Professor of Education

A.B., Coe College

M.A., State Univ. of Iowa

Graduate study at Cambridge Univ.,

Cambridge, England
Ph.D., State Univ. of Iowa

MR. WILLIS F. CHERRY

Treasurer

MR. O'NEAL CAVE
Professor of Physical Ed.
Dean of Men

B.S., Ga. Teacher's College
M.A., Peabody College

MRS. W. G. HOGSED
Dean of Women
Housemother, Babcock Hall

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FACULTY

MR. GARY COKER

Ass't Coach

B.A., Piedmont College

MISS ELSIE DAVIS
Instructor of Speech
B.S., Northwestern Univ.
M.A., Northwestern Univ.

MR. JOHN B. BAILEY
Prof, of History and Political

Science
Head of History Dept.
A.B., Emory Univ.
M.A., Univ. of Ga.
Additional Graduate to Ph.D.,

Univ. of Ga.

MRS. W. A. BATSON
Asst Prof, of Bus. Ed.
B.A., Piedmont College
M.A., Peabody College
Additional work beyond M.A.
Peabody College

DR. HARRY B. FORESTER
Professor of Biology
Chairman of the div. of

Natural Sciences
B.S., Piedmont College
M.S., Univ. of Alabama
Ph.D., Univ. of Wisconsin

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FACULTY

MR. JAMES KEXISTEN
Assoc. Head of Bus. Adm.
Head of Dept.
B.S.. Rowdoin College
MB. A., H.inard Univ.

MRS. JAMES ^r. KENISTEN
Ass't Prof, in Social Sciences
A.B., Conn. College for Women
B.S., Simmons School of Social

Work
M.S., Simmons School of Social

Work, Psychiatric Sequence

DR. PAUL JONES
Prof, of Music
Head of Music Dept.
B.A.. Tulsa Univ.
M.A.. State Univ. of Iowa
PhD . Peabody College

MRS. JOHN PAUL JONES

Prof, of Music

B.M., Cadik Conservatory, Univ.

of Chattanooga
M.A., Peabody College
Advanced Piano study, Cincinnati

Conservatory of Music

DR. RUPERTO LOPEZ

Instructor of Spanish
Bachelor in Letters and Science

Matanzas Institute. Cuba
Ed.D., L^niv. of Havana

MR. WILLIAM W. McCULLOCH

Instructor of Art
Head of Dept.
B.A., Univ. of Ga.
M.S., Univ. of Ga.

MR. KEI AN LEE

Instructor of Physics

B.S.. in Engineering Physics,

Univ. of Mich.
B.S., in Engineering Math,

Univ. of Mich.
M.S., in Nuclear Engineering,

Univ. of Mich.
Advanced work towards Ph.D.,

Univ. of Mich.

MR. NIKOLAI LEMJAKOV

Assoc. Prof, of Chem.

Head of Dept.

B.S., Intsitute of Tech., Prague

M.S., Institute of Tech., Prague

FACULTY

MISS PETRANA PENEVA
Instructor of Chem.
B.S., Univ. of Sophia. Bulgaria
M.S.. Cornell I'niv.

i\IR. GEORGE ROrNTREE
Assoc. Prof, of Psychology
Director of Guidance Center
A.B., College of the Pacific
M.P.H., Univ. of N.C.
M.A., East Carolina College
Doctoral Studies. Univ. of Indiana
and Columbia

DR. I.Ol'IS SCHULZ

Chaplain

Prof, of Religion and Philosophy

B.B.L. and B.D., Atlanta

Theological Seminary
B.S., in Ed., Temple Univ.
S.T.B.. S.T.M., S.T.D., Temple

Univ.
D.D., Piedmont College

AND
STAFF

MRS. GERTRUDE WILLIAMS
Ass't Prof, of Ed.
A.B., Piedmont College
M.A., Univ. of Ga.

MRS. ESTHER BYERLY

Sec. to the Pres.

Housemother of Commons Hall

MRS. L. R. TOWSON, JR.

Instructor of English and French
A.B., Wesleyan College
M.A.. Univ. of Ga.
Graduate Study, Univ. of N. C.

DR. J. BERNARD ROOT

Assoc. Prof, of Eng.
Chairman. Div. of Humanities
B.S.. Boston L'niv.
S.T.B.. Andover Harvard
A.M.. Stetson Univ.
D.Th.. Southern Divinity

MR. VERXOX WHITE

Assoc. Prof, of Soc.

Head of Dept.

B.S., Univ. of Louisville

M.A.. L'niv. of Tenn.

Additional work, L'niv. of Ga.

STAFF

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MRS. W. F. CHERRY
Bookstore Manager

REV. SIDNEY McKEE
Housefather, Wallace Hall
B.L., Occidental College
Graduate course, San Francisco

Theological Seminary
Traveling Fellowship,

Univ. of Berlin, Ger.

MRS. SIDNEY McKEE
Housemother, Wallace Hall

MR. WILTON DUCKETT

Supervisor of Buildings and

Maintenance
B.A., Piedmont College

CLASSES

DAVID ZIMMERMAN,

Pres.
Demorest, Georgia
Major: Psychology
Minor: Sociology

Protropians 2, 3, 4; Yonaliian
Staff 3, 4; Owl Staff 4; Inter-
club Council 4; Wallace Hall
House Council 2, 3; Executive
Committee 3; Seven Hundred
Club 2, 3, 4; Publicity Commit-
tee 4.

WALTER SHERIDAN, Treas.
Danielsviile, Georgia
Majors: Mathematics

Chemistry
J.S. Green Society 1, 2, 3, 4;
Treasurer 3; President 4; Busi-
ness Manager of the Yonahian 4;
Inter-Club Council 4; Wallace
Hal! House Council 2, 4; Treas.
of Senior Class; Representative to
Honor Council for Junior Class.

DAVID P. BAILEY

Clarkesville, Ga.

Major: Elementary Education

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THOMAS LAWRENCE,

Vice Pres.
Syracuse, New York
Major: Business Administration
Minor: Physical Education
J.S. Green Society 2, 3, 4; Fresh-
man Basketball 1; Statistician for
Baseball and Basketball 3, 4.

SENIORS

TRIGG DALRYMPLE
Toccoa, Ga.

Major: Elementary Education
Baseball 3, 4.

JUNE BOTTCHER
Worcester, Mass.
Majors: Psychology and Sociology
Treasurer, Freshman Class; Sopho-
more Class Vice Pres.; Junior Class
Vice Pres.; Choir 1, 2; Theta Zeta
Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen
2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Cap-
tain 3, 4; Student Christian As-
sociation 1; Yonahian Staff 1, 2,
3; Editor 3; Owl Staff 1, 2, 3;
Who's Who 4.

RONALD CARROLL
Atlanta, Ga.

Major: Business Administration
Minor: Psychology
J.S. Green Society 1, 2; Protrop-
ians 3, 4.

GARTH E. GREEN JR.

Atlanta, Ga.

Major: Business Administration
Minor: Sociology

Transfer student from Emory Uni-
versity; Choir 2; J.S. Green So-
ciety 2, 3'! 4; Vice Pres. 3; Chap-
lain 4; Yonahian Staff 3, 4.

EUNICE HULSEY

Cleveland, Ga.

JUDY KING

Cornelia, Ga.

Major: Elementary Ed.
Minor: Social Science

Major: English
Minor: History

Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3
Inter-Club Council 3, 4; Elps
1, 2, 3; S.N.E.A. 3. 4.

JOHN McLANE

Clarkesville, Ga.
Major: Elementary Ed.

ALLEN MANLEY
Alto, Ga.

Major: Business Administration
Minor: Sociology

SENIORS

CLARK MASON

Demorest, Ga.

Major: Business Admin.

Minor: Sociology

J.S. Greens 1, 2, 3; Sophomore

Class Pres.

JOE MAXWELL

Atlanta, Ga,

Major: Business Admin.

Minor: English

BARBARA MIDDLETON .

RODNEY MOORE

Sanford, Fla.

Toccoa, Ga.

Major: History

Major: Psychology

Minor: Physical Ed.

Minor: History

Gamma Chis 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice

Pres. 2; Student Christian Society

1, 2; Pilgrim Fellowship 3, 4;

Interclub Council 4; Choir 1, 3,

4; Elps 1.

ALLEN PHILLIPS
Duluth. Ga.
Major: History
Minor: Sociolog)'

International Relations Club 3, 4;
Pres. 4; Protropians 3, 4; Inter-
club Council 4.

VICTOR PHILLIPS

Atlanta, Ga.

Majors: English and Biology

OTIS PRUITT

Homer, Ga.

Major: Business Administration

ROY QUIST

Colonia, N.J.

Major: Chemistry "

Minors: Math and Biology
J.S. Green Society 1, 2, 3, 4;
Chaplain 2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4;
Student Assoc. Pres. 4; "P" Club
1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Inter-
club Council 4; Who's Who 4;
Owl Staff 3.

SENIORS

JUDY REYNOLDS

Demorest, Ga.

Major: Elem. Ed.

Minor: English

Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Psi

Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3, 4;

Gamma Chis 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter-Club

Council 2, 3; S.N.E.A. 3, 4;

Choir- 1, 2, 3; Owl Staff 2, 3;

Yonahian Staff 3, 4; Jr. Class

Sec.

LARRY SMITH
Pelham, Ga.

Majors: Biology and Chem.
J.S. Greens 1, 2, 3, 4.

JAMES RHINEHART
Webster, N.C.
Major: Bus. Admin.
Minor: Sociology

Protropians 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; In-
ter-Club Council 4; Wallace Hall
House Council 4.

BETSY SMITH
Tiger, Ga.
Majors: Elem. Ed. and History
S.N.E.A. 3, 4; International Rela-
tions Club 3, 4.

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GERALD STRICKLAND

ESTES TAYLOR

Royston, Ga.

Mt. Airy, Ga.

Major: Chemistry

HORACE STOWERS

Dewey Rose, Ga.

Majors: Psychology and Bus. Admin.

GLENN UTT

Sanford, Fla.

Major: Biology

Minor: Chemistrj'

Protropians 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-

at- Arms -2. Chaplain 3; Choir^

1, 2, 4; C.A. 1, 2; Canterbun-

Club 3; Who's Who-^.

SENIORS

ARCHIE VAUGN

Augusta, Ga.

Major: History

Minor: Physical Ed.

Wallace Hall House Council 3;

Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4.

JOHN LEIGHTON WU

Elizabeth, N.J.
Major: Chemistry
Minor: Mathematics

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SUE WALTER

DERYL ARGO

Demorest, Ga.

Toccoa, Georgia

Major: Elem. Ed.

Major: Mathematics

Minor: History

Minor: Chemistrj-

Transfer Student from North Ga.

Theta Zeta Phi Societ> 1, 2. 3, 4.

College; Choir 3; S.N.E.A. 3, 4.

Secretar>- 4; Piedmont Players 3.

Sec 4; Gamma Chis 3, 4; Who's

4: Delta Psi Omega 4; Choir 1.

Who 4.

2; Lyceum Committee 2; Interna-

tional Relations Club 3: S.N.E.A.

3. 4: Secretar)- Senior Class.

MARK HALLE. Pres.
Staten Island, N.Y.

GARY DURRENCE. V P.
CLirkesville. Ga.

MARY ETTA GRAY. Sec.
Del. Water Gap. Pa.

IRWIN KIMZEY, Treas.
Clarkesville. Ga.

GAIL ANDERSON

Cornelia, Georgia

RICHARD ANDERSON
Cleveland. Georgia

JAMES ARGO
Toccoa. Georgia

EDWARD ASHURST
Eatonton, Georgia

JUNIORS

ROGER BERRY
Cornelia. Georgia

DAVID BERRYHILL
Lakeland, Georgia

BRUCE BILLINGS
Fayetteville. N.Y.

CHARLES BLACK
Cleveland. Georgia

MARC BRANDT
Elmhurst. N.Y.

LARRY BROWN

Royston. Georgia

CONSTANCE BUTTON
Sharon Springs, N.Y.

JOYCE CAUDELL
Toccoa. Georgia

WILLIAM CAUDELL
Toccoa. Georgia

KEXDALL CHALKER
Gibson, Georgia

DOUGLAS CHILDS
Gainesville, Ga.

PHII.IIP COrGHLIN
Higganum. Conn.

HAROLD DEFOOR
Westminster, S.C

RALPH DILIBERO

Bioomfield, Conn.

IRMA DICKERSON
Rabun Gap, Georgia

JANET DOXSTON
Hartford, Conn.

JUNIORS

CAREY DUDLEY
Hartwell. Georgia

KENNETH ROY DUNCAN
Hoschton, Ga.

WAYNE J. DINCAN
Maitland, Fla.

GERALD DUNN
Holly Springs. Ga.

SANDRA ELROD

Toccoa, Georgia

JANE FERGUSON
Alto, Georgia

PAT FLEMING
Cornelia, Georgia

JOHN FLO>X'ERS

Avondale. Georgia

RICHARD GALLAGHER

Lafayette Hill, Pa.

WAYNE GARRETT
Dillard, Georgia

GEORGE GIBSON
Clarkston, Ga.

NANCY GRAHAM
Holden, Mass.

GINGER HENDERSON
Rochester, Ind.

ARLEAN HOPPER
Rabun Gap, Ga.

CHARLES IVEY
CarnesviUe, Ga.

MADGE MAXWELL
Toccoa, Georgia

JUNIORS

MARTHA MAXWELL

Toccoa, Georgia

ARNOLD MEEKS
Toccoa, Georgia

JOYCE PALMER
Cleveland, Ga.

EDWARD RUDDELL, JR.
Marietta, Georgia

ELDON SANDERS
Hollywood, Ga.

CAROLYN SHEDD
Demorest, Ga.

HARRY SPEARS
CarnesviUe, Ga.

JERRY STEELE
Toccoa, Georgia

CHARLES TAYLOR

Demorest, Georgia

DIANE TAYLOR
Demorest, Georgia

ROBERT P. WALTER

Demorest, Georgia

DONALD WHIPPLE
Auburn, Mass.

JANE WHITAKER

Cornelia, Georgia

BILL WILLIAMS
Franklin Springs, Ga.

ALEXANDER WILSON
Altoona, Penna.

W. JAMES WILSON

Springfield, Mass.

JUNIORS

EDWARD YORK
Clarksville, Ga.

SPECIAL STUDENTS

IN-OK KIM

Seoul, Korea

MITSUE MIYATA
Tokyo, Japan

CAROL ADAMS
Qirndia, Georgia

KATHRYN' AHLERS
Bayp>ort, Minn.

JOHN ALLEN
Hiawasscc, Ga.

DOROTHY ANDERSON
Cleveland, Ga.

BILL BARKS
Hartford, Conn.

DIANE BRIGGS
Cornelia. Ga.

JERRY BURDEN
Hartweii, Ga.

SHERRY BURGESS
Lavonia. Georgia

LINDA CHAMBERS
Homer. Georgia

BILL CHANDLER
Baldwin, Georgia

LAVERNE CHURCH
Clarkesville, Ga.

SARA CLEWIS
Wilmington, N.C.

JOAN CRUNKLETON
Toccoa, Georgia

JUDY DOCKINS
Demorest, Georgia

DAVID DOWDING
New Brunswick, N.J.

DALE DOVER
Toccoa, Georgia

GUY POUTS
Franklin, N.C.

BILL GOOD

Toccoa, Georgia

CAROLYN GRANT
Demorest, Ga.

MIDGE HARRIS
Bowman, Ga.

REGGIE HASLETT

Macon, Georgia

SUSAN HAUSCH
Sanford, Florida

WILLIAM HEAD
Clarkesville, Ga.

PATRICIA HENDERSON
Rochester. Ind.

KAREN HODECKER
32 Adams, Mass.

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BONDELL IRWIN
Clarkesville, Ga.

DAVID JACKSON
Alpharetta, Ga.

LARRY JARRETT

Toccoa, Georgia

GRAHAM KEARSE
Olar, S. Carolina

GEORGE KEEL
Albany, Georgia

EARL KEYSER
Marshalltown, Iowa

FRANK KIRK
Toccoa, Georgia

ZELDA KNIGHT
Clarkesville, Ga.

KEN LOCKERMAN

Columbus, Ga.

RAY LOUDERMILK
Marietta, Georgia

SOPHOMORES

RONNIE LOVELL
Clarkesville, Ga.

MARIE McDUFFIE
Carnesville, Ga.

LINDA MARTIN
Westminster. S.C.

ANN MEANS
Mt. Airy, Georgia

CATHEY MIZE
Toccoa, Georgia

PATRICIA NICHOLSON

Cornelia, Georgia

GEORGE POLLACK
New York, New York

ROBERT PRIDMORE
Westminster, Ga.

JAMES RICE
Royston, Georgia

BEVERLY RICHARDSON
Norwich, Conn.

JOHN ROBBINS
Holden, Mass.

BRENDA SHORT
Cornelia, Georgia

ROSCOE SIMPSON
Clarkesville, Ga.

CHARLES SMITH
Royston. Georgia

RICHARD SMITH
r.isionollft, Ga.

fHARI-ES Sl'GG
Dttatur, Georgia

JACKIE TAYLOR
Hiawjssee, Georgia

ROBERT WATERS
Westminster. S C.

JEVCELL WELBORN
Clarl;cs\illc. Ga.

RAYMOND WENDT

Decatur. Geor,i;ia

LEWIS WHITEN
Eastonollee. Ga.

CHARLES WORLEY
Toccoa, Georgia

LEAH YOUNG

Toccoa, Georgia

SOPHOMORES

Sleepy Time Gal

Ready for Bed

Gee. that look.s like fun

You sure you lost your contact here?

IVID ABBOT

jstford, Mass.
CK ABBOTT
-ingfield, Mass.
lERYL BACON
ami Springs. Fla.
EXDALL BARKER
arner Robins, Ga.
kIMY BARRON
morest, Ga.
:ENDA BRADY
ccoa, Ga.

ANLY

BROOKSHIRE
irkesville, Ga.
^ROL BROWN
)erlin. Ohio
EVE BURDEN
irtwell, Ga.
.MES

CARPENTER
ickhead, Ga.
: CAROL CASON
fmorest, Ga.

lMes cheek

jgusta, Ga.

sjne cicchetti

swton Center,
Mass.

EN CLUPPER
ecatur, Ga.
NDA COLEY
xcoa, Ga.
ICHAEL CRAIG
Dccoa. Ga.
ALE DAGATA
'aban, Mass.
;RRY DAVIS
alton, Ga.

FRESHMEN

)ALE DICKERSON
"occoa, Ga.
IM DOMINEAU
larshfield, Mass.
.LICE DONALD
Clayton, Ga.
ANET EDWARDS
brnelia, Ga.
lONNIE

ELLINGTON
HarkesviUe, Ga.
)AVID ELLIOT
Augusta, Ga.

O EPPERSON
Cornelia, Ga.
AMES FELTMAN
4artwell, Ga.
^LEN

FENTIMAN
xiventry, Conn.
:ECIL FERGUSON
Uto, Ga.

lEBBECCA FISHER
iavannah, Ga.
'HYLLIS

FRANKLIN
Zlarkesville, Ga.

DAVID FULTON
Hfinesville, Ga.
lANDALL GREEN
Zornelia, Ga.
[IM HENDERSON
Sarden City, N.Y.

:arol holcomb

Zlarkesville, Ga.
RICK HORNING
Rochester, N.Y.
GARY HULL
Augusta, Ga.

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FRESHMEN

DONALD JONES

Decatur. Georgia
SHIRLEY

JORDAN
Baldwin. Georgia
RUSSELL JL'ST
Fall River, Mass.
ROBERT KENDALL
Hiawassee, Ga.
DONALD KILGO
Augusta, Georgia
DAVID LAM
King's Park,

Hong Kong

RONALD LONG

Augusta, Georgia
WALTER LOONE"i
Mt. Airy, Georgia
DALE LOSIER
Manhassett, N.Y.
TOM McCOY
Mt. Airy, Georgia
DOUGLAS

McDONALD
Mt. Airy. Georgia
DONALD

McMURRAY
Lake Mary, Florida

MARY BETH
MEADOWS
Toccoa. Georgia
BRENDA MELTONl
Cornelia. Ga.
ALTA MOSELEY
Demorest. Georgia
ALLEN NAGY
Eagle River, Wis.
ROGER POPHAM
Demorest. Ga.
JUDSON POST
Atlanta, Georgia

JAMES ROACH
Demorest, Georgia
OSTELL

SCARBOROUGH
Augusta. Georgia
HARVEY
SCHOONMAKER
Newburgh, N.Y.
DONALD SMITH
Clarkesville, Ga.
MARILLA

STEPHENS
Demorest, Georgia
ALICE

STEVENSON
Toccoa, Georgia

DANNY

STRICKLAND
Eastonollee, Ga.
MICHAEL

STUDDARD
Augusta. Georgia
CAROLYN TESTON]
Sanford. Florida
DANNY TOMLIN
Demorest, Georgia
ALLAN

TORGESEN
Cornelia, Georgia
TOM TRAYLOR
Marietta, Georgia

JOHN WATSON
Fort McPherson, Ga.
MONTEEN WATTS
Rabun Gap, Ga.
iMICHAEL

WILLIAMS
East Ellijay, Ga.
BRUCE WILSON
Hiawassee, Ga.
PHILIP WRAY
Toccoa, Ga.

ORGANIZATIONS

STUDENl

STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Seated Nancy Graham, Sec-
retary. Standing, L-R Roy Quist, Pres.; Connie Button, Treas.; Ralph
Dilibero, Vice Pres.

RECREATION COMMITTEE: Top to Bottom Bruce Billings; Tom
Lawrence; Mark Halle; Mary Etta Gray; Marc Brandt; Ray Louder-
milk.

BUDGET COMMITTEE: Seated Connie Button, Karen Hodeckei
Standing Nancy Graham, Ralph Dilibero.

\SSOCIATION

PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: David Zimmerman, Glenn Utt.

LYCEUM COMMITTEE: Top to Bollom^Alex Wilson, Dianne
Briggs, J. Richard Gallagher, Carolyn Shedd, Don Whipple, Janet
Donston.

1964 YON AH I AN STAFF

L-R: Karen Hodecker; Susan Housch; David Zimmerman;
Jack Abbott.

L-R: Garth Green; Midge Harris; Walt Sheridan, Business Manager; Wayne
Duncan; Phil Q)ughlin.

1 964 OWL STAFF

Jerry Davis; Beverly Richardson; Wayne Duncan.

Seated: Ralph Dilibero, David Zimmerman.

Standing: Judy Reynolds; Don Whipple; Janet Donston.

Kneeling, LR: Allen Phillips; Phil Coughlin; Dave Dowding; Ronnie Carrol; Bill Barks; Tom Traylor. Standing,
L-R: Guy Fouts; Mark Halle; Wayne Duncan; J. Richard Gallagher; John Robbins; Don McMurray; Dave Zimmerman;
Ralph DiLibero, secretary; Don Whipple, chaplain; Alex Wilson, sergeant-at-arms; Jim Wilson, vice president; Jim
Rhinhart, president; Marc Brandt, treasurer.

On Stairs, L-R: Gerald Dunn; Rick Horning; Wendall Barker; Dale Losier; Earl Keyser; David Lam; Hubert Tarpley;
George Pollack; Glenn Utt; David DeLisle; Jim Henderson; Jack Abbott; Don Jones; Jim Domineau. Back, L-R:
Danny Tomlin; John Flowers. Top: Miss Ginger Henderson, Sweetheart.

Advisors
Mr. Lee
Mr. Keniston

Advisors
Miss Griggs
Miss McKee

Standing, L-R: MaryEtta Gray, president; Connie Button; Carolyn Shedd; Janet Donston; Beverly Richardson; Barbara |
Middleton. Front Row, Stairs: Ginger Henderson; Carol Teston; Linda Chambers; Jane Ferguson; Judy Reynolds;
Susan Hosch; Kathy Ahlers; Beth Meadows; Rebecca Fisher. Back Row: Karen Hodecker; Carol Brown; Cheryl Bacon.
Top: Miss Mary Etta Gray, Queen.

Frotil Row, L-R: Mr. McCulIoch, advisor; Mr. Coker, advisor; Otis Pruitt, Larry Smith; Jerry Burden; Graham Kearse;
Roy Quist, treasurer; David Berryhill; Wayne Garrett, vice president; Wait Sheridan, president. On Stairs, Front:
Charhe Suggs; Garth Green; Bruce Wilson; Mike Studdard; David Abbott; Dale Dover; Bill Chandler; Steve
Burden; Jerry Davis; Bruce Billings; Ray Loudermilk. Back Row, On Stairs: Doug Kendall; Eddie Asherst; Arnold
Meeks; Tom Lawrence. Top: Miss Joan Crunkleton, Sweetheart.

Advisors
Mr. Coker
Mr. McCulloch

Standing, L-R: Nanq' Graham, president; Gail Anderson; Deryl Argo; Carol Adams; June Bottcher; Joan Crunkleton.
On Stairs: Janet Edwards; Midge Harris; Phylis Franklin; Dale DaGata; Mitsue MiYata; Anne Cicchetti; Lu Carol
Cason; Alta Mosely; Judy Grizzle; Dianne Briggs. Top: Miss June Bottcher, Queen.

Advisors
Mrs. Hogsed
Mrs. Jones

Kneeling,, L-R: Jim Rhinhart; Bill Barks; Ralph DeLibero; Wayne Garrett; Roy Quist; Walt Sheridan. Standing, L-R:
Mark Halle, president; Judy King, secretary; Mary Etta Gray; Barbara Middleton; David Zimmerman; Guy Fouts;
John Flowers; Alex Wilson; Allen Phillips; Don Whipple; Gail Anderson; Judy Reynolds; Nancy Graham.

INTERCLUB COUNCIL

ELPS

L-R: Janet Donston; Mrs. Elizabeth Rountree, Librarian; Sarah Clewis; Wayne Duncan.

Front Row, L-R: Brenda Brady; Alta Mosely; Judy Reynolds. Back Row, L-R: Don Whipple; Bill Williams; Otis
Pruit; Joe Maxwell; Alex Wilson; Jane Worely; Hubert Tarpley; Miss Elsie Davis, advisor.

PIEDMONT PLAYERS

DELTA PSI OMEGA

L-R: Brenda Brady; Judy Reynolds, secretary; Don Whipple, president; Alex Wilson; Jane Worely; Miss Elsie Davis,
Advisor.

Frotii Row, L-R: Mrs. Williams, advisor; Sue Walters, secretary; Diane Taylor; Sara Clewis; Judy Reynolds. Back Row,
L-R: John Flowers, president; Guy Fouts; Charles Black; George Gibson; Carolyn Shedd; Dianne Briggs; Jeanette Hunt;
Snadra Elrod; Jane Ferguson; James Argo.

S.N.E.A.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB

LR: Mitsue Miyata; Linda Chmbers; Wayne Duncan; Alex Wilson;
Flowers; Barbara Middleton; Sara Clewis.

Ken Chalker; Allen Phillips, president; John

L-R: Beverly Richardson, Wayne Duncan, Don Whipple, Alex Wilson, Marc Brandt, Janet Donston.

YOUNG REPUBLICANS

CANTERBURY CLUB

Kneeling: Marc Brandt; Wendall Barker; Ralph Diiibero; Don Jones; Dave Abbot. Si.vidi>ig. L-R: Don McMurray; beckey
Fisher; Beth Meadows; Janet Donston; Beverly Richardson; Wayne Duncan; Alex Wilson; Mrs. Rountree, advisor; Rev.
Milton Murry, advisor; David Zimmerman, president.

Top to Bottom: Bill Barks; Don Whipple; David Abbot; Alan Fentiman; John Wu; Jack Abbott; Barbara Middleton;
Janet Donston; Lu Carol Cason; Alta Mosely; Beth Meadows; Linda Chambers; Kathy Ahlers; Carol Teston; Dr. and Mrs.
John Paul Jones, co-directors.

CHOIR

PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP

Front Row: Bill Barks, vice president; Barbara Middleton; Kathy Ahlers; Carol Teston; David Abbot; Earl Keyser. Back
Row: Dr. Schulz, advisor; Janet Donston, secretary; Don Whipple, president; Alan Fentiman; Ted Just; Jack Abbott.

L-R: Janet Donston; Anne Cicchetti; Karen Hodecker; MaryEtta Gray; Mrs. Hogsed, Housemother; Kathy Ahlers.

BABCOCK HALL HOUSE COUNCIL

WALLACE HALL HOUSE COUNCIL

L-R: Guy Fouts; Jim Rhinhart; David Elliot; Mr. and Mrs. McKee, House parents; Gary Coker, advisor; Walt Sheridan;
Marc Brandt.

THE NEW
BUILDING
TAKES

From the
auditorium

The front beijins to rise

SPORTS

L-R: Coach Gary Coker; David Berryhill, manager; Alan Gaynor; Don McMurray; Arnold Meeks; Wayne Garrett; Gary Durrence; Ray Henry; Eddie Ashurst; Archie M
Vaughn; Bill Forster; Bruce Billings; Coach O'Neal Cave. f

BASKETBALL

L-R: Carol Teston; Sue Hosche; Carol Brown; Becky Fisher; Janet Edwards; Lu Carol Cason; Gin>;er Henderson.

CHEERLEADERS

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Ff(5/ Row, L-R: David BerryhiU; Ginger Henderson; Ray Henry; Sue Hosche; Gerald Dunn; Wayne Garrett.
Back Roto, L-R: Graham Kearse; David Jackson; Jerry Burden; Archie Vaughn.

"P" CLUB

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"Sue"

Gary

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"Possum'

Carol

'Janet"

Lu Carol

"Ducky"

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"Archie"

"Teddy Bear"

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Carol

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Becky"

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Bill

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Hey, you ! stop that

He wouldn't do that.

Rah ! Rah ! Ree !

piEonoNT college:

I wonder what he wants !

INTRAMURAL
BASKETBALL

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1964
HOMECOMING

FEATURES

YON AH IAN COURT

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MISS JOAN CRUNKLETON

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ECOMING COURT

MISS SHIRLEY JORDAN

MISS JOAN CRUNKLETON

JS GREEN SWEETHEART

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Caro\ l^t""

Ginger Henderson

VALENTINE COURT

MISS DALE DAG ATA

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MISS BEST DRESSED

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MISS GINGER HENDERSON

WHO'S WHO
ON CAMPUS

SOPHOMORES

Karen Hodecker

Charles Worley

JUNIORS

Ralph Dilibero Nancy Graham

FRESHMEN

Lu Carol Cason

Don McMurray

ACTIVITIES

MOUNT
YONAH
TRIP

Head 'em up,
move' em out.

Man ! I'm beat

I want to go, too.

Oh! George, you don't mean it

Yankee mountaineers + one

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So what if I'm hungry

Get bent!!!

Q)me and get it.

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She has got to be kidding

I haven't been in woods before.

>i*t

I really didn't mean I would kiss your foot.

She can't cook either.

Smile, LuLu

I am the Bear, understand o i

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HOOTENANNY

Things can't be as bad as they say,

It's not as fast as the Pink 'Virgin.

FIELD DAY

Three is a crowd

How do they do this!

She'll never win with
that form

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I'll show him a thing or two

FLAG SNATCH!

Now,
girls

No ! She didn't kiss me.

A little band is very nice

I wonder if he is as good as they say

Anyone for football.

Blue Blade in a mess

Mirror, mirror, on the wall . . .

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Someday I'll be as good as Palmer. I hope

Turtle complains.

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PARTY

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OTHER EVENTS ON CAMPUS

THETA ZETA
Slave Auction

^op'^n Queen is

pinned

,964 Valentine Queen

PROGRESS

IN THE

MAKING

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