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The Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Two Yonahian is Dedicated to

PRESIDENT AND MRS. JAMES E. WALTER

in appreciation of their faith, dedication and service

James, E. Walter, D.D. L.L.D, has been President of Piedmont College since 1949. Under his
administration and leadership the College has achieved full accreditation, most of the modern
buildings that house students, classes, administration facilities and worship, as well as dining and
recreational activities have been erected and paid for. In addition, the College has accumulated
an endowment fund and other special funds to help insure its future, largely due to his energy,
foresight and capacity to inspire confidence in Piedmont's ideal of providing quality college educa-
tion in a Christian atmosphere. He continues to inspire students and faculty to new heights of
dedication and service.

Elizabeth Perry Walter, wife of the President of Piedmont College and College Nurse who fulfills
both responsibilities with graciousness. charm and remarkable understanding Whether called in
the middle of the night to look in on a student with sudden illness or appointed to at a

formal reception, Mr. Walter meets every expectation and goes far beyond tbe call of duty
a warm and friendly hostess, she welcomes members of the Piedmont campus family and
munity to their home many times each year. Greatly admired and beloved over thi
mont.

Die (lock tower .Hid steeple ol th< Pied
mom College Chapel is the mh ol Di I red
A Hoerner, of Jackson Mississippi in
memory ol his son Fred A I loerni i Ji
Dr Hoerner is a member of the Piedmoni
College Board of I rustees and .1 lif( lonj
patron of education and youth work

The tower and steeple .m- of aluminum
weighing 16,000 pounds ( onstru< ted in
Kentucky, and transported and erected
here b) our own < ollege ( onstrui tion stafl
undo the direction of Dr Wilton Du< keti
Superintendent of Construction and
Maintenance, rhe Mayflower w< ath< 1
vane, weighing 100 pounds is made of
golddeafed copper and measures
inches long and 65 inches high

The saga of the Pilgrim faith in its
journey from England to The Nether-
lands, to New I ngland is aptl) symbolized
by the Mayflower replica, manufactured
in Cape Cod. and In the (lock mad. in
Holland. The Chapel itseli standing lit-
erally as the cornerstone of the campus
reflects the simple faith which is the basis
of the Piedmont College philosophy of
Christian higher education.

The donor. Dr. Hoerner. has built, fur-
nished, or contributed heavily to numer-
ous chapels, churches, and college build-
ings throughout the country. His hi
marked by material success and business
acumen but is characterized by civic
ucational. and religious involvemeni SV<
are grateful for the testimony of his life
of dedication and for his example of faith-
ful stew ardship.

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Members in formal

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Students

Seniors

S. Lamar Allen
Business Adm.

Mark Henry Alley
Business Adm.

Bonnie Delores Anderson
Mathematics

Peggy Lynne Anderson
Sociology

James Leland Ariail, Jr.
Accounting

Paul Murray Armbruster
Art

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Bryan Ballard
Histon'

Elizabeth Ann Bean

English

Martha Jane Boling
Sociology

Cheryl Carroll Bo wen
History

Kirk I laden Brightman
History

I \ ndon Lease Bryson
Chemistry

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Esther Glatthaar Byerly
Religion

Carole Milinder Cash
Sociology

Juan Francisco Castillo
Spanish

Donald W. Caudell
Business Adm.

Louis Phillip Coppola
Sociology

Stuart Douglas Dinkelo
History

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Spencer Steven Duckctt
Sociology

Betty Holden Ford
History

Trudy Maurene Garrett
English

James Carl Gilbert
Business Adm.

Sue T. Golden
El em. Ed.

Frank William Golinelli
Mathematics

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Ronald Reading Fundel
Business Adm.

Vernon Lowell Henry
Accounting

Mary B. Hill
History

Vicki Howes
History

Timothy James Huff'
History

James Edgar Hulsey
Chemistry

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Carol M. Koehlei
Sociology

Jerry Neal Lacefield
Chemistrv

Daniel Marconi
Accounting

Emma Martin
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Shirlev Jordan Meeks
1 lcm. Ed.

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Daniel Franklin Michael
History

Sanford Grady Michael
History

Anne Young Moon
Biology

Gary Wayne Murray
Chemistry

Sara Page O'Barr
Sociology

Lamar Oglesby
History

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Henry George Pollit/ III
Biology

David Michael Puree II
Business Adm

William Michael Queen
Sociology

Lorna Landers Reece
Elementary Ed.

Fred L. Richards
Business Adm

William H ; Jr.

History

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Clifford Jefferson Russell
Business Adm.

Otto Henry Schumacher III
Mathematics

Carolyn Sellers
Accounting

Gail Shedd
Elem. Ed.

Steven Romano Sigmon
English

Dock C. Sisk

Mathematics

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Furman Wilbuni Smith Jr
Business Adm.

J. Michael Smith
Business Adm

Kay Blackburn Snyder
Business Adm.

Robert L. Snyder
Business Adm.

Lawson P. Stapleton. Jr.
Biol<

Harold Wayne Staugaard
History

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William Isaac Stovall
Accounting

Lawrence John Tramaglini
History

Revonda Lee Turner
Sociology

Mary Price Walters
English

Robert Charles Zeppelin
Business Adm.

Barbara T. Schumacher

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Janelle Thomas
Elem. Id

Joyce Holmes
Elem. Ed.

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Nancy Jane Andrews
Art

Robert J. Leard
Bus. Adm.

Mitchell Barrett
History

James Berry
Bus. Adm.

Ronald Ledford
History

Richard A. Marton
Bus. Adm.

Marvin T. Coffee
Elem. Ed.

Anthony Costantino
Sociology

Richard Keith DeMore
English

Gloria Gale Dillard
Art

Terry D. Gunn

Steve Kasper
History

Thomas J. Martin
History

Catherine Lou Nora Miller
Elem. Ed.

Jimmy Norris
Elem. Ed.

Frank Reed

Jack A. Shirley

Kenneth Wells
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Underclassmen

William W. Albert
Junior

Douglas L. Anderson
Junior

Karen A. Anderson
Sophomore

Vivian Ash
Freshman

Greg Ballew
Sophomore

Starlet Ballew
Freshman

Benjamin F. Barrett
Freshman

Robert E. Beck
Junior

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Shelton Beeks

Junior

Boyce C. Bell
Sophomore

Janolla M. Bellamy

Freshman

Larry Bennett
Junior

Robert A. Bent
Freshman

Edna L. Black
Junior

Sandra F. Blackwell
Sophomore

Mark Bolding
Freshman

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Omer Bond, Jr.
Freshman

Robert D. Bonanno
Freshman

Barbara G. Brewer
Freshman

James K. Briggs
Junior

Frank C. Brown
Sophomore

Pamela Browning
Freshman

Vickie L. Brunner
Freshman

Lynne P. Burton
Freshman

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Janet M. Bush
Junior

Deirdre 1 Cannington

I'l'cshman

Jamie Case}
Sophomore

Kerr\ r M. Cash
Sophomore

William Cash
Sophomore

Jana C. Cave
Sophomore

James R. Chastain
Junior

Catherine A. Cheek
Sophomore

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Helena Chow
Freshman

Janet K. Church
Freshman

Lynn H. Coffee
Sophomore

Shelby L. Coker
Junior

Gary L. Collins
Freshman

Maletta J. Collins
Freshman

Joyce Conner
Freshman

Roger S. Cook
Sophomore

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I on) .1 Crunkleton
Sophomore

Charles 1 I ).i\ is
Junior

Martha J. I)a\ is

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Junior

Glenn Dean

Freshman

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Virgil DeHart

Freshman

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J. Kent Dixon

Junior

Patricia A. Dukes

Junior

Sandra Edwards
Freshman

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Lynn C. Eskew
Junior

Gloria J. Evans
Sophomore

Paul C. Foster
Sophomore

Rick Fuller
Junior

Karen L. Gallipeau
Freshman

Linda Garland
Sophomore

Ann Garrard
Junior

Randy Garrett
Sophomore

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Panic i.i ( ..ii iison
Sophomore

Mike 1.. Gillum
Sophomore

Kay H. Glaze

Freshman

Brian S. Goden
Sophomore

Albert M. Gore
Junior

Charles L. Haigler
Freshman

John Harmon
Junior

James Harris
Freshman

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Virgil V. Harris
Freshman

Regenia H. Haygood
Junior

Nancy Hemphill
Freshman

Frank C. Hendrix
Junior

Candy R. Herron
Sophomore

Deborah A. Hix
Sophomore

Wanda J. Holland
Sophomore

Albert F. Huber
Freshman

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Wanda ( Humphries

Sophomore
J. lilies 1 luni

Freshman

Michael It I lunter
Freshman

Phillip \V. Hunter
Sophomore

Ronald L. Hunter
Junior

James M. Jacobs
Sophomore

sell C. Jones
Sophomore

Monte Kaplan
Sophomore

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Robin T. Kennedy
Freshman

Sharon A. Kimbrell
Junior

William K. Knerr
Freshman

Lynn Taylor Laidlaw
Freshman

Thomas Lavoie
Sophomore

Milton Lawrence, Jr.
Freshman

Roger Lee
Freshman

Sandra B. Lee
Junior

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Barbara S. I.*\ erett
Junior

Hoo Cheung Lo
Junior

Ronald Loftis
Junior

Ronald F. Lottos
Freshman

Doug \V. Lozel
Junior

James L. McBath
Junior

Man in ( M< ( ollum
Junior

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James S. McFarlin
Sophomore

Becky McGahee
Junior

Kay McManis
Sophomore

Brenda S. Martin
Junior

Tori Middleton
Junior

Kenneth Miller
Junior

James W. Monroe
Junior

James S. Moon
Sophomore

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Carole A. Morgan
Freshman

Gail E. Mote
Freshman

Linda S. Mote
Junior

Tom Myers
Freshman

Michael O'Barr
Junior

Stephanie Olah
Sophomore

Billy Owens
Sophomore

Geter V. Owens
Sophomore

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Claude Pangle
Junior

Edward E. Page, Jr.
Freshman

William Parise
Sophomore

Debra Payne
Freshman

Helen Peden
Sophomore

Joan G. Queen
Junior

James A. Ridley
Junior

Jinx L. Roberts
Junior

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Phillip Roberts
Freshman

Thomas Roselli
Freshman

Tom F. Sexton
Junior

Barbara Seymour
Freshman

Randall P. Sharion
Freshman

Sharon Sickler
Junior

Sharon D. Sisk
Sophomore

Allison Smith
Sophomore

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Dale A. Smith
Freshman

George F. Smith
Sophomore

Martha A. Smith
Junior

Donald Sochash
Sophomore

JoAnne Stepp
Sophomore

Sheila Tkacs
Sophomore

Edward L. Turner
Freshman

Ronald C. Webb
Junior

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David S. Young
Sophomore

Brenda .1 Westbrooks
Junior

Rick Wilcher
Sophomore

Lewis W. Williams
Sophomore

Patton C. Woodward
Junior

Patricia Woriey
Junior

Thomas Wright. II
Freshman

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Denis Ash
Sophomore

Brenda B. Blackluirn
Junior

William 1 duards
Freshman

Lewis W. Grant
Junior

Jimmy Hopkins
Sophomore

Larry Kimsey
Junior

Sin-Mui Lo
Sophomore

Robert Miles
Sophomore

Gerald Roberts
Sophomore

C K inente Sansone
Sophomore

Chester P. Sosebee
Sophomore

Myrtle Stewart

Sophomore

Roger T. Thurmond
Junior

Gertrude Weshner
Sophomore

Danny White

Sophomore

Eric White
Junior

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