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PIEDMONT COLLEGE

DEMOREST, GEORGIA 30535

Office of the President:
JAMES E. WALTER, President

THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER

Telephone 723-3691

The year of 19 73-74 may well be remembered on the pages of
history as the crossroads of new maturity for the wealthiest
people of the world, the people of the United States of America.
The rally call was "Energy Crisis." The trigger event was the
Israeli-Arab War, resulting in the cut off of all oil from .
Arabian countries as a result of our support of the three million
Jews in their conflict with one-hundred million Arabs.

In the spring of 1969 a group of seventeen of us from Piedmont
College visited the rich oil fields of Iran on our 49 day world
tour as a history class. We talked with the native leaders about
the advantages of world trade. We needed and appreciated their
God given abundance of crude oil. They needed and appreciated our
American talents of scientific agriculture and modern medicine.
World events beyond our control have altered these desirable
exchanges for a season. Now we are launched on "Project Independence
by 19 80."

In our homes and at the college we turned down thermostats
to 68, and our physicians advised us that we are the healthier
for doing it. On the highways we have learned to limit our speed
to 50 miles per hour, and the accident death rates over the
Thanksgiving weekend came down.

Scientists have dreamed and worked for generations on the
challenge of harnessing desert heat into cubes that could be
packaged like coal and released like a steaming radiator wherever
we need warmth in winter. Now the minds and resources of research
are moving forward with vigor at a tempo of national urgency.

In the meantime we have experienced again the satisfactions
of "sacrificing a little" so that no one in our land needs to be
cold. In our college family we have been glad to cooperate with
the requests and regulations of government. I appreciate the
understanding and good spirit of students who were asked to
conserve heat in their rooms and to guard against the waste of
hot water in the showers .

Doing what we can to meet a genuine need of society provides
a deep satisfaction in the heart of each person who lives Gratefully
and with Concern for Others in God's great family.

Sincerely,

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Basketball

All the snickering about Piedmont College
Basketball is now deceased. During the
past two years Piedmont has set a national
record for the most consecutive losses which
was 52 in a row. This record was brought
to a halt in our opening game this season
when we defeated Toccoa Bible College
81-77. The team is comprised of many
hard working and talented athletes who
have spent many long hours practicing to
bring the losing streak to an end. The
team members are Allen Pritchett, Troy
Collins, Phil White, Lamar Turner, Ron
Moss, Kenny Edwards, Eddie Ragsdale,
Ronnie Parsons, Johnny Gardiner, Ronnie
Gardiner, Grant Keener, Mike Gillum,
Ronnie Hunter, and Dale Bradshaw, man-
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Johnny Gardiner, one of the smallest pivot men around. Instilled in this young man is the uncanny
ability to guard. Johnny dazzles many crowds as well as opponents with his fine moves.

Mike Gillum, a player whose biggest asset can be described in three words: hustle, hustle,
hustle. Strong ambition and tremendous desire make Mike the great competitor that he is.

Lamar Turner, floor-leader throughout the season. His ability to drive coupled with his sharp
out-side shooting boosts the Lions score in many games.

Kenny Edwards, the man that provides the versatility that enables the team to keep together in key
situations. His fine outside snooting and consistant rebounding proves that Kenny is a valuable
asset to the team.

Ronnie Hunter, a steady ballplayer and the type of good sportsman that every coach looks for.
Aggressiveness combined with 100% effectiveness is the name of Ronnie's game.

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Johnny Gardiner
Lamar Turner
Ronnie Parsons
Mike Howard
Greg Pitts
Mike Cox
Mike Gillum
Alan Crumley
George Sanders
Terry Dale
Steve Savoy
Allen Pritchett
Gary Kesler
Gary Smith
David McGinnis
Phil White
Wendell Wilson
Ricky Wike
Jerry Brown
Coach Don Ryder
Ronnie Gardiner
Louis Adams

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Cheerleaders

1. Joan Chapman

2. Candy Herron, Captain

3. Sandra Blackwell

4. Cynthia Coats

5. Marty Chapman

6. Cathy Shaw

7. Beverly Tyler

8. Deb Lenoir

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ADMINIST

1 Mr. Donald G. Ryder, Associate
Professor of Mathematics

2 Mr. David G. Simmons, Assistant
Professor of History

3 Mr. David L. Greene, Assistant Profes-
sor of English

4 Mr. James M. Knox, Assistant Professor
of Biology

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1 Mr. Walter Morgan, Assistant Professor of Music

2 Dr. Clarence A. Carder, Dean, Professor of Psychology

3 Mrs. Alma T. Carder, Associate Professor of English

4 Dr. Caridad Lopez, Professor of Spanish

5 Mrs. Gertrude Williams, Assistant Professor of Elementary Education

6 Dr. Ruperto J. Lopez, Professor of Biology and Chairman of Matural
Science Division

7 Dr. Mary Griggs, Professor of Mathematics and Chairman of Department

8 Mr. W. W. Coffee, Assistant Professor of Education

9 Mr. Robert K. Gregory, Admissions Counselor

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1 Dr. Phillip M. Iloff, Associate Professor of Chemistry
and Physics

2 Mrs. Elizabeth P. Walter, Nurse

3 Dr. John B. Ayers, Registrar

4 Dr. Wilton Duckett, Superintendent of Maintenance and
Construction, Director of Security

5 Dr. Larry Lee Jacques, Associate Professor of Sociology

6 Mr. Robert Lynn Allen, Associate Professor of Psychology

7 Mrs. Mi Ida Kranats, Assistant College Nurse

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1 Mrs. Paula Jaques, Counselor for Upward
Bound

2 Dr. Jesse P. Peirce, Dean of Students

3 Mrs. Virginia Peirce, Assistant to Librarian

4 Mrs. Ruth Todd, Director of Upward Bound

5 Dr. Lillian McKee, Director of Food Services

6 Josephine Franklin and Marjorie Frye,
Cafeteria Personal

7 Mr. Thomas Mathew, Assistant Professor of
Economics and Business Administration

8 Mrs. Flois M. Duckett, Treasurer

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HAPPENINGS

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HOMECOMING

Piedmont College observed its
annual homecoming in January
during half-time of the game with
North Georgia College. The gym
was packed with not only students
and faculty, but many outside
team supporters as well.

During the half-time ceremonies,
Deb Lenior, last year's queen,
crowned Wanda Humphries,
Homecoming Queen for 1974.
Wanda was escorted by Mike
Cox. The Homecoming Court in-
cluded Gail Mote, escorted by
Mark Alley; Debbie Hollaway,
escorted by Larry Wood; and
Cookie Mize, escorted by Roger
Sheppard.

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WHO'S WHO 1974

Each year the college pays tribute to several students who have made outstanding contributions
to our school. This year six students were nominated by the faculty and administration. Pied-
mont College is proud to present these students in Who's Who Among Students in American
Colleges and Universities. They have shown qualities of leadership, scholarship, and depend-
ability.

Each nominee furnished biographical material for publication in the current directory. Certifi-
cates of membership are presented to the nominees on Honor's Day. The students voted to
receive this honor for 1974 are Mike Gillum, Roger Cook, Sandra Blackwell, Karen Anderson,
Jana Cave, and Diane Sexton.

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Protropian
Sweethearts

Brenda Wadleigh
Merry Westberry
Keiko Kano

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Beverly Tyler

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATION

The Student Government Association is an organization which has the general functions of
providing extra-curricular activities and supervising the student organizations. All students
on campus belong to this organization and officers are elected annually by the student
body.

Barbara Brewer, Secretary

Jerry Brown, Treasurer

Mike Gillum, President

Sandra Blackwell, Vice-President

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

The Baptist Student Union is an organization of students of varied denominational back-
grounds. We are students who are interested in student life at Piedmont. Our aim is to
excel as a campus organization because of our interest in the spiritual atmosphere on our
campus. We have serious moments of enrichment through Bible study and personal witness,
as well as moments of relaxation with skits and cook-outs.

Deborah Williams
Jan Bellamy
Debbie Holloway
Heidi Parsons
Johnny Gardiner
Marc Jenkins

Wanza Rico
Peggy Haralson
Anne Crocker
Lauren Jessup
Ronnie Parsons

Ed Clark
George Sanders
Richard Klauber
Terry Dale
Dr. Jodie Burton
Dr. Larry Jaques

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SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY

The Spanish Honor Society is an organization designed to give students who have an A
or B average in Spanish the opportunity to hear, to speak, and to understand the language
more fluently. The society also strives to bring about a better understanding of the
cultures of the Spanish-speaking people, as well as giving its members a chance to enjoy
more activities together.

Greg Ballew

Jan Bellamy, Vice-president

Dusty Branson

Jean Brock, President

Pat Burns

Rodger Bush

Gary Butts

Jana Cave

Martha Chapman

David Chastain

Beth Cooper

Anne Crocker, Secretary-Treasurer

Curtis Dixon

Terry Dillard

Emma Duncan

Beth Giles

Peggy Haralson, Reporter

Jeannie Harrison

June Hart

James Letson

Chris Lund

Dr. Caridad Lopez, Advisor

Shelia Martin
Jenny Matthews
Cookie Mize
James Michols
Pat Payne

Vivian Schoonmaker
Fawn Watson
Merry Westberry
Steve Orr
Stephanie Olah

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The International Club was organized to give foreign students and faculty an opportunity
to meet together to share ideas, experiences, and customs. Its members have as their main
goal the spread of international fellowship among the Piedmont College students.

Addar Chen

Helena Chow

Keiko Kano

Mrs. Milda Kranats

Maurel Lamour

Mr. Thomas Matthew

Demetrios Wilson, President

Dr. and Mrs. Ruperto Lo'pez, Advisors

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The Student Association of Edu-
cators provides opportunities for
students who are preparing to teach.
It develops an understanding of the
teaching profession and helps stu-
dents gain practical experiences in
working with the education associ-
ations . It also develops an under-
standing of the history, ethics,
organization, policies, and programs
of local, state, and national edu-
cation associations.

Karen Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer

Boyce Bell

Jan Bellamy

Sandra Blackwell

Jean Brock

Frank Brown

Beth Cooper

Tony Crunkleton

Patricia Burns

Phillip Roberts, Vice-President

Peggy Haralson

Gloria Ayers, President

Stan McFarlin

Jennie Matthews

Chris Lund

Wanda Humphries

Lynn Grant

Maxine Holmes

Lamar Turner

Mrs. Gertrude Williams, Advisor

Dr. Jodie Burton, Advisor

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Wanda Humphries
Brenda Wadleigh
Beth Giles

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PIEDMONT COLLEGE CHOIR

The Piedmont College Choir is a cross-section of freshman, sophomores, juniors, seniors
and faculty members. The aims are to promote good fellowship and to contribute to the
various chapel programs. The members have hopes of eventually doing concert work and
going on tours.

Brenda Wadleigh
Fawn Watson
Patricia Burns
Maxine Holmes
Debbie Holloway
Ed Clark
Richard Klauber

Eddie Adams

Merry Westberry

Anne Crocker

Carolyn Simmons

Mr. David Greene

Mr. Walter Morgan, Director

Mrs. Martha Sikes, Accompanist

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Roger Cook
Doug Lozel
Merry Westberry
Candy Herron
Barbara Brewer

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Theta Zeta Phi is one of the two women's societies on campus. Its purpose is to encourage
the ideals of love, idealism, and friendship. The sisters work together throughout the
year to promote a spirit of better understanding and fellowship not only within the club,
but also with everyone on campus. The club works on many community improvement and
money-raising projects. Each year is topped off with a weekend trip to the beach.

Sandra Blackwell, President

Gloria Ayers, Vice-President

Jean Brock, Secretary

Jan Bellamy, Treasurer

Gail Mote, Chaplain

Maletta Collins, Pledge Director

Candy Herron

Wanda Humphries

Debbie Holloway

Karen Anderson
Martha Chapman
Beth Giles
Peggy Haralson
Shelia Martin
Kathy Shaw
Beverly Tyler
Pat Colston

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J. S. GREEN SOCIETY

Being a member of the J. S. Green Society is one of the highest honors an indi-
vidual can obtain after pledging the society. After becoming a member one has all
the rights and privileges that any other member in the club possesses. Becoming
a green brother means that the individual believes in Piedmont College. He not
only backs the school, but he backs his brothers' decisions. He believes in the
truth of brotherhood and community. Each brother is a strong INDIVIDUAL in mind,
soul, and body who believes in keeping the J. S. GREEN SOCIETY the number
one club on campus.

Gary Collins- President

Lamar Turner - Vice-president

John Bertrang - Secretary and Pledgemaster

Mike Gillum - Treasurer

Jerry Brown - Sergeant at Arms

Wendell Wilson

Phil White

Del Bradshaw

Jimmy Powell

Don Wei don

Tom Wright- Chaplain

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Gamma Chi is a society dedicated to sisterhood and friendship. The Gamma Chis follow
their motto Carpe Diem (make the best of the day) by performing various services to
benefit people in the community and on campus. Most of their earnings go toward an
annual spring trip to Daytona Beach.

Brenda Wadleigh

Barbara Brewer

Keiko Kano

Jenny Matthews

Merry Westberry

Lois Dirette

Mrs. Mary Griggs, Sponsor

GAMMA CHI

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PROTROPIAN SOCIETY

Sigma Tau Delta - Truth, Honor, and Loyalty. The Protropian Society strives to promote
brotherhood, scholarship, and a sense of pride among its members. The club provides a
social outlet for students of Piedmont College by sponsoring various college activities,
such as the annual Green and Gold Talent Show. The Protropians also plan regular outings,
such as the annual spring trip to Daytona Beach.

Chris Lund - President

Charles Bryant - Secretary- Treasurer

Roger Cook

Doug Lozel

Robert Bonanno

Dale Smith

Mike Cooper

Dr. Jodie Burton - Advisor

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CHESS CLUB

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The Chess Club has a new beginning at the start of
each quarter and this year has been no exception. In
Spring quarter, there were three schools which be-
longed to our new league: Stephens County High
School, Rabun Gap High School, and Piedmont Col-
lege. There are many reasons why members have
joined the club. First, we have a common love -
chess. Many good friends have been made during play,
There is a minimum of time and expense to participate,
Spectators are invited to watch any game. The Chess
Club is located in the library. Any officer will be
more than happy to help anyone who has questions.

Frank Brown, President

Dale Smith, Vice-President

Ed Clark, Secretary

Mike Thompson, Treasurer

Dusty Branson

Eddie Adams

David Young

Dr. Jesse Pierce, Sponsor

Dr. Phillip Iloff, Sponsor

The Science Club exists on campus to help promote an interest in and understanding of
the many fields of science. Its membership is composed of all students interested in any
aspect of science, not just science majors. In order to carry out its goals, the club
goes on field trips to certain areas of interest, such as planetariums, hospitals, labora-
tories and many other science-oriented places.

Gloria Ayers

Jerry Brown

Kay Campany

Gary Collins

Emma Duncan, President

Bobby Looney

Ron Miller

Vicki Steele

Dr. Phillip M. Iloff, Advisor

Dr. Ruperto J. Lo'pez, Advisor

Gary Butts

SCIENCE CLUB

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Jerry Brown
Brenda Wadleigh
Sandra Blackwell
Wanda Humphries
Candy Herron
Debbie Holloway

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SENIORS

Larry Ansley
Gloria Ayers
Boyce Bell

Sandra Blackwell
Del Bradshaw
Frank Brown

Mark Burns
Roger Bush
Don Campany

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Jana Cave
Patricia Colston
Roger Cook

Tony Crunkleton
Robert Davidson
Ronnie Ford

Charles Foster

Randy Garrett

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Mike Gillum

Brian Godin

Lynn Grant
Wanda Humphries
Phillip Hunter

Ronnie Hunter
Marc Jenkins
Patricia Johnson

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Sandra Lee
Bobby Looney
Doug Lozel

Stan McFarlin

Ron Miller

Wanda Miller
James Nichols
Bill Ratliff

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George F. Smith
Roger Thurmond

Carl Williams
George Williamson
David Young

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Greg Ballew
Benny Barrett

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Barbara Brewer
Jerry Brown
Lee Burke

Gary Butts
Kay Campany
Helena Chow
Gary Collins

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Beth Cooper
Terry Dale
Curtis Dickson
Claude Godfrey, Jr.

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Kenneth Goss
Deana Haugabook
Donald Holbrook
Jimmy Hopkins

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Albert Huber
Michael Hunter
Lauren Jessup
James Letson
Walter Moore
Gary Morris

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Robert Stewart
Mil<e Thompson
Lamar Turner
Henry Warren
Dale Welborn

Ronald Moss
Gail Mote
Pat Payne
Larry Poole
Bill Powell
William Ragsdale

Phillip Roberts
Donald Sanders
Vivian Schoonmakei
Eleanor Jo Scott
Dale Smith
Vicki Steele

Deborah Williams
Tom Wright
Weldon Wright
Deborah Zeppelin
Marvin Zimmerman

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John Bertrang
Jim Boyd
Jean Brock
Charles Bryant
Pat Burns

Darrell Carter
Billy Cash
Ed Clark
Michael Cooper

Mike Cox
Anne Crocker
June Hart
Rodney Hickox

Greg Holbrook
Debbie Holloway
Tommy Kelley
Chris Lund
Mark Millwood
Stephanie Olah
Heidi Parson
George Sanders
Steve Savoy

Roger Sheppard
Carole Standridge
Tommy Thompson
Brenda Wadleigh
Skip Watkins
Merry Westberry
Sara Wise

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Dolores Camp
David Chastain
Addar Chen
Adam Chepkwony
Cynthia Coats
Troy Collins
Alan Crumley
Terry Di I lard
James Dover

Lewis Adams
Lynn Barnett
Gary Bentley

Alton Branson
Eileen Briggs
Marlon Caldwell

Kenny Edwards
Johnny Gardiner
Ronny Gardiner
Beth Giles
Sarah Gilmer
Peggy Haralson
Dennis Hopkins

Betsey Hosford
Mike Howard
Becky Johnson
Grant Keener
Randy Kelley
Gary Kesler
Richard Klauber
Maurel Lamour
Dianne McCollum

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Doug McCollum
David McGinnis
Dixie McKee
John McKinnon
Shelia Martin
Cookie Mize
Jimmy Murray
Walter Murray
Roy Neal

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Ronnie Parson
Greg Pitts
Allen Pritchett
Rick Quarries
Charles Ragsdale
John Ramsey

Terry Ramsey
Wanza Rico
Charles Scott
Kathy Shaw
Gary Smith
Wanda Smith
Calvin Spencer

Dennis Taylor
DeWitt Todd
Beverly Tyler
David Vandiver
Johnny Venable
Fawn Watson
Pat Watson

Donnie Weldon
Phil White
Ricky Wike
Wendell Wilson
Brad Workman
Gail Worthy
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HIGGINS REALTY COMPANY

9 Clarkesville Street

Cornelia, Georgia

778-4335

CHEVRON

BROWN'S
Standard Station

Groceries & Picnic Supplies
Tires - Tubes - Batteries and Accessories
Helen, Georgia
878-2291

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SMITH TV & APPLIANCE

RCA

WHIRLPOOL

Home Appliances
Toccoa, Georgia

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STANDARD TEL

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eorgia

COMPANY

Whether long distance
or across town,
Piedmont students
connect with Standard.

WCON

"Serving Habersham County since 1953"

1450 778-2241

Cornelia, Georgia

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NICKEL-BACK SHOE STORE

124 East Doyle Street
Toccoa, Georgia

886-4705

GEM Jewelry Company

"Where satisfaction costs so little"

136 East Doyle Street

Toccoa, Georgia 30577

HOLCOMB'S OFFICE SUPPLY

Office Supplies - Furniture - Machines

Sales 778-6058 Service

615 Clarkesville Street Cornelia Georgia

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Compiiments
of

The Thomas). McGahee Company

Cornelia, Georgia

Compliments
of

Bryson Auto Parts

Cornelia, Georgia

Compliments
of

Gold's Department Store

Cornelia, Georgia

HEP

Compliments
of

Stovall Motor Company, Inc

Cornelia, Georgia

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HABERSHAM FEDERAL

Savings and Loan Association

"WHERE you save DOES make a difference"

145 North Main Street

Cornelia, Georgia 30531

CHURCH AND SON FUNERAL HOME

Washington Street

Clarkesville, Georgia

Ambulance Service

Day or Night Dial 754-4142

Woods Furniture Stores

For the finest for your home

Brand name furniture and appliances

143 North Main Street Washington Street

Cornelia, Georgia Clarkesville, Georgia

778-7181 754-4144

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Congratulations

Stephens Federal Savings
and Loan Association

Toccoa, Georgia

Claxton, Georgia

The future belongs to those who prepare themselves.

Chicopee Manufacturing Company

Cornelia, Georgia

Jackson's Pharmacy

Prescriptions

-Dial-
754-4128

North Washington

Clarkesville, Ga,

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From

Hubert T. Ritchi

Representative
Ninth District

Compliments
of

C&S Builders

It. Airy, Georgia

Fleming Wholesale
Company

Cornelia, Georgia

Compliments

of

Duckett's Orchard

Apple Pie Ridge Road
Alto, Georgia

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Compliments
of

Cornelia Tire Company

Cornelia, Georgia

B &C Cleaners

Best Care For Your Clothes

225 North Main

Cornelia, Georgia

Compliments
of

Cornelia Bank

Demorest, Georgia

Cornelia, Georgia

Habersham Hardware Company

Hardware & Building Materials

214 Front Street 778-2224 Cornelia, Georgia

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Peaches and Cream

Clothes for the Ms.

On the Square in Clarkesville, Georgia
754-9715

Best of Luck!

The First National Bank of Habersham County

"The Bank on the Grow"
Call us for complete banking services.
778-2115 778-2120 754-2173

Habersham Mills

Habersham/ Georgia
Manufacturer of Quality Cotton Yarn

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1080 South Big "A" Road

Highway 17 South

Toccoa, Georgia

Delta Alpha Omega
The J. S. Green Society

Piedmont College
Demorest, Georgia

ihe end of another school year.

You know, ever since we first opened our doors, back in 1911, we've
been watching the young people of Toccoa go through school and on to other
things. Like college. And work.

And we've grown up with them all. We've helped young people continue
their education with loans to get them through those college years. And we've
helped young families get started and helped them plan for the future. Helped
them with things like personalized checks and a safe place to keep their money.
And car loans. And loans for their first homes.

We're proud of the part we've played.

So come in and see us . . . and let us help
you with your banking needs.

We like helping young people ... at the
Bank of Toccoa.

Bank of Toccoa

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Cornelia Pharmacy

Compliments
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Funeral

778-2258

Home

3 Clarkesville Street

Elberton, Georgia

Cornelia, Georgia

Haynes & Gailey Pontiac, Inc.

Pontiac - International - G.M.C.

Highway 441 South

New & Used

Cornelia, Georgia 30531 778-6888
Cars & Trucks 778-7187

Chicken Queen

Fast Fried Chicken

Specializing in

Delicious Fried Chicken, Shrimp, Fish, & Sandwiches

713 South Main Street 778-4432 Cornelia, Georgia

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Williams Dress Shop

Cornelia, Georgia

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Compliments of

Milam Concrete Products Company

Cornelia, Georgia

Compliments of

Stovall Tractor Company, Inc.

Cornelia, Georgia

Compliments of

Smart Grading Company

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Cornelia, Georgia

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Piedmont College

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Habersham Quarries

A Division of Rabun Quarries, Inc.

Crushed Stone for any purpose.

754-2111

Habersham Mill Road Demorest, Ga.

Compliments

Compliments

of

of

Colony Estates
Apartments

Sherwood's
Pharmacy

Camp Creek Road

Cornelia

Cornelia, Georgia

Georgia

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Coca-Cola

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Cornelia, Georgia

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Compliments of

DeVore & Johnson Incorporated

Athens, Georgia

pliments of

Farm Supply Company of Cornelia

Cornelia, Georgia

Compliments
of

John's Roofing and Sheet Metal Co., Inc.

Toccoa, Georgia

Compliments
of

North Georgia Wholesale Company

Cornelia, Georgia

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Compliments
of

Reeves Hardware & Furniture Company

Clarkesville, Georgia

THE CITIZENS BANK

Toccoa, Georgia

Main Office
Neighborhood Branch

Doyle Street
Highway 17 South

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YONAHIAN PATRONS

Williams Dress Shop, Cornelia

Tf P.T. Raymond, Cornelia

OTASCO, Toccoa

McCurry's Men's Shop, Cornelia & Toccoa

Lovett's Jewelry, Toccoa

Murray's Tire & Appliance, Cornelia

Cornelia Florist

Fabricville, Cornelia

Tastee-Freez, Baldwin

Steak House, Baldwin

London's Pharmacy, Baldwin

McShane's Flowers, Cornelia

Jack B. Edwards, M.D., Cornelia

Moulders Studio, Clarkesville

Habersham Bank, Clarkesville & Baldwin

Dixie Oil Company, Elberton

Fains' Village, Helen

Miss Elizabeth Beane, Atlant

Mrs. Lucille Beane, Atlanta

Bruce Swain, M.D. , Cornel i^F

Gemperline Realty Company, Cornelia

Hull Enterprises, Cornelia

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Compliments
of

Yonah
Realty Company

Cornelia, Georgia

Schnadig Corporation
Division

International Furniture

Cornelia, Georgia

Compliments
of

Stevens Steel Supply Company

Norcross, Georgia 30071

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