ECHOES OF
A DECADE

PIEDMONT COLLEGE

YONAtilAN 1989

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ECHOES IN THE MAKING

ORIENTATION/REGISTRATION

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Registration and freshmen
orientation were performed
quite differently this year.
The students at Piedmont
College participated in
many of the activities during
the first week of school. A
number of Student Govern-
ment Association members,
class officers, and resident
advisors volunteered their
services to assist in orienta-
tion as well as registration.
These students held various
orientation classes for the
freshmen and enlightened
them of everything they
should need to know for en-
tering Piedmont College.

ECHOES START HERE

FRIENDS

When we lived near each other, we
participated in the same activities. Our
friendships were strong because we
shared so many things together. Now
that we are living apart, we rarely see
each other and have begun to make
new friends. These people share the
same activities and our friendships
have become strong also. But then
again, we only leave to go and create
new friends somewhere else. Our
friendships remain because we share
the same feelings. The closeness of our
hearts is what makes a friendship last.

BY MAKING NEW FRIENDS

TIME
FOR

CREATING
NEW

ECHOES

Memoirs of a School Year

You've lived a lot. laughed a lot. and have
grown up. Made new friends, and many pre-
cious memories The years will Prmg new
friendships, and new times to rememPer The
vivid recollections of today will fade in the
Pright suns of your tomorrows But its all cap-
tured here in a yearpook Turn the page, and
turn on the memories

Going to college means taking a Pig step in one's life Leaving
home is not easy especially when you're entering a whole new
world. A world that is full of knowledge, excitement, discipline,
intelligence, anxiety, studying, socializing, and many more charac-
teristics This world is college Continuing your education on to
college can Pe an experience worthwhile in your desired career
and future ampitions It is at college where students learn to bal-
ance out their extracurricular activities and the time needed for
studying in order to excel within their classes The memories creat-
ed at Piedmont College linger on in the minds of students and these
memories will always hold a special place within those students'
hearts

PIEDMONT'S ECHOEING

As the years pass by while attenting Piedmont College, what you once
considered acquaintances are now close friends. Leaving Piedmont to go
home for a vacation is an appreciated vacation away from classes. The
coming back to school to reunite with friends brings back many memories
of the crazy things you did in the past such as locking your roomate in
the bathroom, playing hall ball, sliding down the railing in GB Hall, eating in
the cafeteria, intramurals, playing pool, and going to O'Malleys. Yes, of
course, you are faced with the agony of going back to classes, but you
know you will always have more good times with your great friends.

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OF OLD COLLEGE FRIENDS!

WELCOME TO THE FUNNY
FARM

Moving away from home is a difficult
thing for anybody to do. Going away
to college causes you to begin a new
life with new surroundings and a new
place to call home. Getting to know
people really isn't as hard as some
people may think when you live with so
many. Actually, it is quite amusing as to
what people do when they are bored.
Though it is tough at first to adjust to
your new friends in the dorm, you can
always count on them to be your fam-
ily away from home.

FOR ALL WHO ENTER BE PREPARED

1989 YONAHIAN DEDICATION

DR. JOHN WESTER

This year the 1989 Yonahian yearbook is dedicated
to Dr. John Wester, the Dean ot Students. He has
been chosen because of his unlimited care and
willingness to help the students of Piedmont Col-
lege. There have been many changes at Piedmont
College since Dr. Wester's arrival such as new cur-
few hours in the dorms, the rewriting of the student
handbook, as well as the SGA constitution. This
yearbook is being dedicated to Dr. Wester for his
dedication to the students at Piedmont College.
THANKS!!!

FADS WILL COME AND GO

When we open up this 1989 Yonahian annu-
al it won't be the pictures or sayings on the
pages that warm our hearts. It will be the
memories created of all the wonderful times
we have spent together this year.

MEMORIES WILL ALWAYS
REMAIN!

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DEAN ADAMS

A new and exciting change came to
Piedmont College in 1988 Dean
Carlton Adams. Dean Adams has re-
ceived a BA in Chemistry, a MS from
FSU, and Ph.D. from LSU. Since Dean
Adams has become a part of Pied-
mont, the student body and faculty
have been pleased with the changes
he has overseen and look forward to
his continuance at Piedmont. THANKS.

PRESIDENT SIMMONS

President Garren Simmons received his
BA and MA from WVU. President Sim-
mons has been with Piedmont since
1974. In 1981 he became Vice Presi-
dent of Piedmont. As of January 1,
1983, he became the official President
of Piedmont College.

Sheila Blair
Director of Development

Dr. John Wester
Dean of Students

Skip Wilhite
Director of Campus Life

Without these people pictured on this page, it would
Pe difficult for Piedmont College to continue making
the positive changes that have occurred in the past
year Sheila Blair dedicates her time in overseeing the
development of Piedmont College for faculty as wel
as student interests Dr John Wester and Skip Wiinite
could Pe considered the Pack Pone of the Piedmont
College student Pody These two have devoted the*
time and personal outlook towaras students' extracur-
ricular activities and disciplinary matters Dr Wester
and Skip has/e contnputed an over aPundance to the
PC students and we look forward to sharing more witti
them next year

PIEDMONT

HEAD
RESIDENTS

Laura Adams, a native from
Rome, GA, joined the Piedmont
staff as Head Resident of Get-
man-Babcock girl's dorm in Sep-
tember of 1988. Laura is not only
an asset to the girls dorm, but also
a motivational force to the stu-
dent body. Louis Lindsey is anoth-
er figure the boarding students
seek for advice and direction. He
became Head Resident of Purcell
Hall boy's dorm in December of
1988. Whether acting as a disci-
plinary person or a loving paren-
tal figure, 'Mom' and 1TL' are al-
ways there for the students to
learn on. THANKS.

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Laura Adams
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ADMISSIONS/
RECRUITERS' OFFICE

This year things have been organized a little
differently at Piedmont College The Regis-
trar's and Admissions Office had been divid-
ed into two separate offices because of
the raoid expansion of the college student
body. The Admissions Office, headed by
Marty Kirkland. receives and gives informa-
tion to incoming applicants Recruiters. Hal
Wilkinson, and Craig Tankersley. arrange
tours of the campus and visit various high
schools to interest people on attending
Piedmont after graduation This division has
proved to be very successful

The Admissions/Recruiter's Office diligently work hard for the upcoming years at Piedmont Colege

BUSINESS
OFFICE

This year the Business Office has
also took on a new meaning and
look at Piedmont College. The of-
fice itself has been totally remod-
eled to a current decor which is
pleasing to the eye. Rache York,
C.T. Davis, and Kisten Wainberg
are the ones to thank for the posi-
tive changes made in the Busi-
ness Office. The student body is
grateful for their helpfulness and
patience when dealing with a fi-
nancial obstacle. Thank you all
for your dedicaiton to Piedmont
College.

Kisten Wainberg

Janet Rooks working quietly at her desk. Rachel York, Treasurer, working at her desk trying to better a student's financial situation.

Secretary to the Registrar. Joyce Brotherton. tries to straighten out the new tall semester sched-

REGISTRAR'S
OFFICE

This year the new Registrar's Of-
fice took up occupancy in what
was known as the old book store
The office carefully monitors stu-
dent's grades as well as other im-
portant responsibilities Carol
Parker was appointed Registrar
and has made many improve-
ments within the office Her sec-
retary. Joyce Brotherton. also
works diligently to help the Regis-
trar's Office run more smoothly
here at Piedmont College

ALUMNI OFFICE

Nancy Singer attended the University of Delaware.
She is the Alumni Director here at Piedmont College.
She and the Alumni Association encourage interests in
bringing the Alumni together. Mrs. Singer also helps
Alumni and students find employment.

Mary Landrum performs her duties as Mrs. Singer's secretary
The Class of 1939's 50th year reunion.

FINANCIAL AID
OFFICE

Robert Gregory is the school's Financial Aid Director. He
attended Lincoln Memorial University where he received
his A.B. He is in charge of letting students know what kind
of aid is available for them. Mr. Gregory also gives stu-
dents grants, loans, or scholarships. If a student has any
questions to ask, Mr. Gregory is the one to ask.

PIEDMONT
LIBRARY

The E. Louise Patten Memorial Library
has been names in honor of a former
librarian at Piedmont College many
years ago. The college hopes to start
construction on the new library sight
within a few years. This year library will
help the students as well as faculty to
broaden their knowledge and update
existing topics listed in the present li-
brary. Currently, Dr. John Camp is Head
Librarian and David Pratt along with
Betty Bryant contribute their time to
keeping the library in order.

The Special Services program was de-
veloped from Upward Bouna which
was a summer program later used dur-
ing the academic year Melodie
Chance. Kathenne King, and Pat Aus-
tin devote much of their time and skill
into helping the stuaents with any diffi-
culties they are experiencing within
school

REVEREND

STEPHEN

NICKLE

Reverend Stephen Nickle has been the
Piedmont College Chaplain as well as the
Religion teacher for two consecutive
years. He also provides counseling to
those students who are in need of guid-
ance or friendship. Reverend Nickle is an
important asset to Piedmont College and
has done an excellent job in arranging
guest speakers for Chapel and allowing
students to participate in volunteer ser-
vices in convocation credit.

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KATHY ELROD
THE NURSE

Kathy Elrod provides her time and skill as
being the nurse at PC. Kathy has gone well
out of her way to provide guest speakers on
different helath issues for students and fac-
ulty. By providing information throughout
the dorms, many student's worries are
eased from these pamphlets. Kathy also
lends an open ear and gives confidential
advice when needed.

MAINTENANCE

The men responsible for the many physi-
cal improvements mad on Piedmont's
campus are Arnold and Mark. This year
these two maintenance men along with
student workers have done a remarkable
job in keeping the college campus look-
ing beautitul and making the necessary
repairs on all of the buildings. Without Ar-
nold and Mark, the girls dorm would have
floated away with all of the leaks they
had in the dorm. The list of wonders these
men have done continues on Their work
is greatly appreciated!!!

ARNOLD BURTON for President!

PROFESSIONAL
FOOD

MANAGEMENT

Along with the many changes at PC thus
year, the remodeling of the cafeteria
was one that the students looked for-
ward to seeing The cafeteria was com-
pletely redecorated and a new food ser-
vice was contracted to help with the
improvements Beverly Thompson is head
of the Professional Food Management at
Piedmont and the following people assist
her in the cafeteria Marjie Frye. Theda
Moore. Louis Castner . and Joey Kennedy

ECHOES ON TOP THE HILL

Pat Austin
Special Services

Windy Charles Dr. Clarence Duncan

Special Services Accounting

Dr. Luther Elrod Dr. Mark Gardner Cheryl Goldsleger Dr. Manuel Gonzalez

Chemistry Economics Art Spanish

Dr. David Greene Coach Steve Harwood Kathy King

English Physical Education Special Services

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Df Lisa Lumpkin
Engfch

Dr Fred Maddux
Political Science

Chaplain Stephen Nickle Dr W*am Potord
Religion Accounting

Mathematics

FACULTY NOT PCTURED -

Dr John Co/mack Computer

Dr W*am O'Connor Education

Dr Jane McFernn Education

Dr W*am Smith Engfcsh

Dr Carlos Camp Botogy

Dr Rob Wenberg - Botogy

Dr Reza Ahangar Mathematics

Dr Vijaya Kandoia Physics

Dr James Melchamp Music

Dr Ralph Singer - HBtory

Dr Atoert Pleysier - rtstory

Dr Emerson Brooking Psychology

Dr Kenneth Melchar Soaotogy

SENIORS OF 1989

ANNE BORN JOHN BREWER SHARON BROCK BRADLEY BROWN

DEBBIE BURRELL STANLEY CARTER SAMUEL CHIANG ALOK DHITAL

USA DODD SUSAN DUCKETT KAREN ELLARD NEVA FAIN

RENOTA FREE DONNA GENTRY JEFFREY GERRELL SHERRI GERRIN

TIM GOSS MONICA GRAFTON RAM GURUNG TAMERA ULL

RENAE HOUSE ANDREA JONES CHRIS KENNEDY ROBBY KIDD

STACY KING RICHARD KLAUBER LEE KRIVSKY

SARANYA KUSAWADEE TARA LEE RENA LOGGINS DEREK LOVINS

TERI MARTIN GREG MASHBURN DIANE MCKAY

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JAMES NEAL DIEGO PADILLA GAIL POLAND

LEE POWELL DAWN PRATHER CONNIE QUARLES BRENDA RICE

RANDY SMITH SONY A STOCKTON DIANE STOCKTON ANGELA TATUM

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PATRICE WAIER

AMY WARD

CRANLEY WARD RENEE YORK

Dreams

Hold fast to dreams

For if dreams die

Life is a broke-winged bird

That cannot fly

Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams go
Life is a barren field
Frozen with snow

SPECIAL STUDENTS

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JAMES ADAMS RONALD BLEVINS

TERRY MCCREARY

RUTH HOFFMAN

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1989

SENIOR

DIRECTORY

Donatus Alarms
1750 Norton Dr. #l-7
Gainesville, GA 531-
9702

Richard M. Austin
P.O. Box 447
Demorest, GA 30535

Page Alberts

Apt. H-2 Pineforest

Apt

Baldwin, GA 30511

Pamela Kay

Anderson

Box 78A, Cawthon

Rd.

Toccoa, GA 30577

Nancy Barrett
Rt. 2 Box 2450
Cornelia, GA 30531

Jonathan Beaufait
Rt. 1 Box 83
Helen, GA 30545

Elizabeth Anne Born
Rt. 5 Box 5668
Clarkesville, GA
30523

John Brewer

1 10 Sandstone Cir.

Athens, GA 30605

Dennis Brock
Rt. 2 Box 263
Martin, GA 30557

Bradley John Brown

Rt. 1 Box 645

Mt. Airy, GA 30563

Vance William Brown
Rt. 1 Box 129
Baldwin, GA 30511

Debbie Ann Burrell
P.O. Box 334,
Bridgecreek
Tiger, GA 30576

Ronald Byers
P.O. Box 944
Blairsville, GA 30512

Francis Callahan
119 Sunset Lane
Toccoa, GA 30577

Stanley Eugene

Carter

Rt. 1

Demorest, GA 30535

Perri Lee Carver
P.O. Box 1933
Clayton, GA 30525

Danny Chitwood

P.O. Box 55

Mt. Airy, GA 30563

Philip Cronic

Rt. 2

Lula, GA 30554

Tom Crosby
153 Patsy Drive
Toccoa, GA 30577

Stephanie Leigh

Davis

104 Cane Brake

Toccoa, GA 30577

Alok Dhital
Ja-2 Box 313
Kathmandu 3, Nepal

Lisa Dodd

515 Rosedale St.

Toccoa, GA 30577

Susan Duckett
P.O. Box 912
Baldwin, GA 30511

Karen Elizabeth

Durniak

Rt. 2 #26 Rolling

Meadow Dr.

Mt. Airy, GAf 30563

Neva Jeanette Fain
P.O. Box 682
Demorest, GA 30535

Jeannine Estes
279 Prather Bridge
Bridge Rd.
Toccoa, GA 30577

Angie Fitzpatrick
P.O. Box 21
Cleveland, GA
30528

Renota Free
P.O. Box 153
Tiger, GA 30576

Jeffrey Thomas

Freeman

Rt. 3 Box 3370

Martin, GA 30557

James Edward

Fulbright

Rt. 1 Box 292

Toccoa, GA 30577

Donna Gentry
126 Linton Ave.
Lavonia, GA 30553

Jeffrey Gerrell

Rt. 3 Box 3422 129

N.

Cleveland, GA

30528

Sherri Lynn Gerrin
Rt. 2 Box 2347
Clarkesville, GA
30523

Jewell Gordon
Rt. 3 Box 102
Commerce, GA
30529

Charles Timothy Goss
Rt. 1 Box 24K
Dewy Rose, GA
30634

Joyce Griffin

1009 Andrews Street

Toccoa, GA 30577

Mike Griner
P.O. Box 978
Demorest, GA 30535

Ram Nath Gurung

G.A.A. Thamei, G.P.

50

Kathmandu, Nepal

Leora Kay Haynes
P.O. Box 322
Eastanollee, GA
30538

Tamera Hill
Rt. 1 Box 5139
Gillsville, GA 30543

Verna Lou Howard
Rt. 2 Box 2328
Clayton, GA 30525

Tina Hunnicutt
Rt. 1 Box 69A
Rabun Gap, GA
30568

Tammie Nancy Irvin
Rt. 2 Box 84
Alto, GA 30510

Edith Ann Jameson
Rt. 3 Box 311
Toccoa, GA 30577

Charles Mark Jenkins
303 Julia Ct.
Toccoa, GA 30577

Andrea Gayle Jones
Rt. 5 Box 5636
Clarkesville, GA
30523

Tammy Lynn Kelley
Rt. 3 Box 3217
Camesville, GA
30521

Chris Kennedy
5836 Heritage Lane
Stone Mountain, GA
30087

Rajendra Khadayat
Battishputali 9A2, 367
Kathmandu, Nepal

E. Lee King
Rt. 1 Box 1998
Demorest, GA 30535

Stacy Ellen King
P.O. Box 946
Demorest, GA 30535

Perry Kwok
Apt. 315-415
Westview St.
Vancouver, BC,
Hong Kong

Richard Neil Landers

Rt. 1 Box 67

Mt. Airy, GA 30563

Mary Landrum
Rt. 5 box 5650
Clarkesville, GA
30523

Lara Lee

Rt. 2 Box 120

Mt. Airy, GA 30563

Tara Lee

Rt. 2 Box 120

Mt. Airy, GA 30563

Alice Loudermilk
Rt. 2 Box 2726
Cornelia, GA 30531

Derek Lovins
Rt. 2 Box 22
Dearing, GA 30808

Kiroyoshi Machida
5-14-21 Miyazaki
Kawasaki 213, Japan

Sonya Maney
Rt. 1 Box 1381
Demorest, GA 30535

Teresa Martin
Rt. 2 Box 2831
Cornelia, GA 30535

Kimberly Ann Massey
Rt. 2 Box 262
Martin, GA 30577

Luis Matos
P.O. Box 1669
Caracas. Vanezuela

Jill McDonald
P.O. Box 481
Baldwin. GA 30511

Todd McDuffie
Rt. 1 Box 124
Baldwin. GA 30511

Donna Lynn Mize
Rt. 1 Box 1592
Cornelia, GA 30531

Harold Moore
313 N. Rushing St.
Glennville, GA 30427

Jill Moore

265 Lakeview Hgts.

Cornelia, GA 30531

Boon Sun Ong
34 B LRGH, Bunga
Kaya Prk.
Penang, Malaysia

Diego Padilla
P.O. Box 327
Truelove Rd.
Cleveland, GA
30528

Billy Payne
311 South Pine
Toccoa, GA 30577

Somkhith Phapakdy
6 Edwards Street
Cornelia, GA 30531

Joe Archie Pitts

Rt. 1 Box 35

Mt. Airy, GA 30563

Linda Gayla Pitts
P.O. Box 1271
Clarkesville, GA
30523

Gail Poland
P.O. Box 245
Toccoa. GA 30577

Lee Howard Powell
P.O. Box 491
Demorest. GA 30535

Mike Pruitt

3701 Poplar Springs

Rd

Gainesville. GA

30501

Connie Andrea

Quarles

Rt 1 Box 1171

Demorest. GA 30535

Brenda Teresa Rice
Rt 2 Box 282-B
Royston. GA 30662

Henrietta Roberts
P.O. Box 67
Dillard. GA 30537

Kimberly Yvonne

Rogers

Rt. 1 Box 132

Eastanollee, GA

30538

Natalie Rogers
P.O. Box 834
Clayton, GA 30525

Donna Rumsey
P.O. Box 64
Dillard. GA 30537

David Sheckells
1498 Holly Bank
Circle

Dunwoody. GA
30338

Prakash Silwal
20/311 Naxal
Bagamati
Kathmandu, Nepal

Randy Smith
3403 Lakeland Rd.
Gainesville. GA
30506

Kim Smith
P.O. Box 483
Lavonia. GA 30553

Shelene Smith
P.O. Box 876
Demorest. GA 30535

Sherenna Smith
Rt 5 Box 469
Commerce. GA
30529

Buddy St Clair
106 Roselane
Toccoa. GA 30577

Lisa Stanley
Dial Box 49
Blue Ridge, GA
30513

Karl Studivant
118 Turner Road
Jefferson. GA 30549

Patti Swofford
Rt. 4 Box 4472
Cleveland. GA
30528

Angela Tatum
Rt 3

Dawsonville. GA
30534

Anthony Teasley

Rt. 1 Box 170 Combs

Ave.

Martin. GA 30557

Molly

Thammavongsa
1950 Hendnx St.
Cornelia. GA 30531

Patrice Water
3665 Whiting Rd.
Gainesville, GA
30501

Amy Ward

94 East Walnut St

Cornelia. GA 30531

Glenda Welch
P.O. Box 58
Mountain City. GA
30562

Rebecca Wheeler
838 Falls Rd
Toccoa. GA 30577

Caroline Anne West
P.O. Box 1663
Clayton. GA 30525

Leroy Whiting
5737 Stephens Rd.
Flowery Branch. GA
30542

Barry Charles Wikle
P O. Box 1079
Cornelia. GA 30531

Robert Matthew

Williams

230 Julia Lane

Toccoa. GA 30577

Renee York
P.O. Box 1029
Demorest. GA 30535

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Laura Adams
Sheila Adams

Darren Anderson
Brad Ash

Danielle Bachant

Lillian Baus

Jonathan Beaufait

Vance Brown

Roberta Callahan

Jill Canady

Jeff Casper

Ronald Champion

Danny Chitwood

Thomas Crosby

Lisa Dabbs

Sonya Davidson

Ken Dietrich

Jennifer Dodd

Chip Duncan

Rohit Duvadie

Laura Edney

Tracy Ferguson

Jeff Freeman

Mary Fry

Jewell Gordon

Mike Griner

Donald Harris

Don Henry

Chikako Hirayama

Betsy Holley

Vema Howard
Charles Jenkns
Kendra Jones
Sandy Jones
Lynndy Kke

W*am Knowtes. I
Richard Landers
Mary Landrum
Kurt Langston
Teresa Martn

Jo Ann Massey
Kmberiy Massey
Patrick MayfieW
Greg McCal
Leah McColum

Tammy McDante)
Todd McDuffie
Harold Moore
Lisa Morns
Dhanajay Mudbhary

Gal Mx
Kevin h*x
George Nxon
Lon Payne
Sontkehu Phapakdy

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Jgy RMd
Meme Rice
Goyio Rilchte
Janet Pooki

Dexter Sanders

Shelene Smith

Sherenna Smith

Margaret Stabler

Cindy Stonecypher

Wendy Wall
Joseph Wheeler
Jimmy Whelchel

SOPHOMORES

James Addis
Momque Agtxx
Bert Aspnwal
Mark Austn
Ann Bajrocharya

Kn Bajrocharya
Chod Beosley
Crag Be
B* Beeruer
Linda Benhetd

Lisa Bolton
Clay Bridges
Andy Burks
Jodi Cannon
Mchoel Carrol

Ben Cosh
Jmmy Cash
Janet Chrtwood
Marty Clark
Cns Cook

Mana Costeto
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Juke Dattn
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Oag Ockmon
Mfce Duncan

Mcneto Duval
Mcho* Edward*

Gary Farley
Brian Fisher

Steve Fleming
Dennis Flint

Michelle Fuller

Jim Gallagher

Donna Green

Eve-Lynne Guillemette

Chrissy Hannan

Leah Harris

Marie Heath

Kathy Holcomb

Stacie Holcomb

Stewart Holcombe

Karen Hughes

Deborah Irvin

Selena James

Jeff Jenkins

Tom Johnson
Kenneth Jones

Mike Knepp

Patrick Lama

Bobby Lett

Tim Lord

Kimberly Lowery

Danny Mahaffey

Gina Martin

Joel Massey

Tracy Mathews

Rachel Matthews

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Laura Morgan

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Kerry Mote
Ronnie Mutnax
Deana Murphy
Chns r*chote

Stocy Nfcchots
Keith Or
Usa Or
Isomu Oyama
Derek Pordue

Rick Parry
My Payne
Bl Perry
Lonrwe Ptckens
Heather P*gnm

Toube Praseuth
fChenele Ranes
Cnstna Ratio
Tammy Ross
BrendaRush

Robert Schotte
Robert Schurtx
Ji Shedd
Manoj Shrestha
Kvr> Smith

Carlton Speed
Sheila Spencer
Angi Sprinkles
Shannon Staton
Deborah Stone

Jeffrenla Tatum

Ann Treadway

Matt Tucker

Becky Turpen

Laura Turpen

Barry Van Diver

Karen Vaughn

Marty Veal

Bruce Warner

David Wehunt

FRESHMEN

Pam Adams
Nancy Alexander
Bart Alen
Stephen Alen
Amy Aycock

Bomta Bogfey
Sonet Bagley
Jennifer Baker
Stanley Beastey
Matt Benson

Trocy Bloodworm
Paul Brarmen
Pam Brotherton

Darta Brown
Keith Bryan
Robert Calawoy
Trtftany Cantrel
Kmberty Canup

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'atrck Carpenter
I Todd Casper
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Deborah Chartes
O*o Cheapoo
Domo Cleveland
Lao Oevetand
KymCoiOVtt

Teresa Cook

Jeff Crawford

Mary Curry

Ram Dangol

Kelly Darnell

Diana Davenport

Brandon Davis

Anna Dekle

Julie Deiong

Mimi D'entremont

Amy Desjardins

Michelle Drennan

Keith Edwards

Terri Edwards

Francis Ekole

Joe Elder

Ami Elliott

Andrea Estelle

Steve Farley

Shirley Fisher

Shannon Floyd

Trent Fricks

Lesa Gabrels

Michael Gailey

Kenny Galloway

Linda Galloway

Jeff Gambrell

Todd Gant

Judith Gase

Andi Gilleland

John Gem
Jm Gnmshow
Steve Hofford
Lcxri Hornby
Steve Harden

John Hedgecough
Eric Hxrks
Tony rtQdon
Oonne Hi
Lone Hlton

Blake House
ToddHowt
Matt HurJow
Rod Huahey
Patti Hunmcutt

Taynxxw Hunter
Dro rve
Kathleen Jenkns
Wayne Jones
Tonya Jordan

Daphne Kom .

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ModaiKai

John Krippner

Eiichi Kudo

Wesley Landers

Jason Lawrence

Alleta Lee

Wendy Leung
Jeff Lewallen

Carolyn Lewis

Danny Ling

Jason Logan

Renee Loudermilk
Eugene Ludlam
Denise Marable
Bridget! Marcus
Elizabeth Marsh

Jeanette Martin

Tina Martin

Lisa Mauk

Thomas McCoy

Erin McManus

Brenda Mewborne

Mario Miller

Stephanie Miller

Kevin Moore

Leslie Moore

James Mosley
Michihiro Nagasu
Christine Newlon

Judy Nichols a

Sharon Nix . f

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Keley Partan
Perry Prather
Christy Prufrt

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Susan Robnson
AJ Rohng
Roderick RuCker
Stephanie Rocker
Goger Ramsey

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Ondy Sams
Suresh Shaky a
Kinbert Srnmemon
Sherrie Sens

Jamie Siuder
John Smith
Metesa Smith
Tabrtha Smith
Stacey Spruel

Edward Stamey
Jock* Stand
Canandra Statom
Sandy Steete

Scarlett Stephens

Amy Stevenson

Kathy Strickland

Catherine Sturdivant

Purvshotta Subedi

Jeff Suggs

Ed Tallant

Cammy Taylor

Melissa Terrell

Brett Thomas

Tanya Thompson

Cathy Thurmond

Brian Turner

Brian Vandiver

Kristi Vaughn

Tara Walter

Kerry Ward

Karla Watson

Michelle Webb

Sheila Welborn

Tammy Wheeler

Jodi White

James Wikle

Crystal Wiley

Steve Wood

Christi Woodham
Becky Wooten
Richard Wright
Rachelle Yates
Terrell Yelverton

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Student
Government
Association

The Student Government Association is an
organization which represents the Piedmont
student body for extracurricular activities as
well as educational purposes. Any student
can participate in SGA and express their
opinion on issues occuring on campus. The
SGA acts as a voice from the students and
also prepares various schools functions for
enjoyment.

LTL and Chip carefully vallet the person on the high ropes course.

1988-89 SGA members: Chris Kennedy, Ben Cash, Matt Benson, Jim
Grimshaw, Bill Beehler, Danielle Bachant, Janet Rooks, Rachelle Mathews,
Eve-Lynne Guillemette, Shelene Smith, Michelle Duvall, Chip Duncan, and
Maria Costello.

Jody tries not to panic making her landing.

Each year the student body
elects four members to represent
them as SGA officers These offi-
cers fulfill the responsibility of or-
ganizing committees, meetings,
and various activities for Pied-
mont students and staff It is a
great honor and a lot of strenu-
ous work to be an SGA officer
However, the benefits of making
student's college years more
educative and exciting makes
everything worth while. The 1988-
89 Student Government Associa-
tion officers are as follows Vice
President Ben Cash (JR), President
Chip Duncan (JR), Secretary
Mary White (SPH). and Treasurer
Maria Costello (SPH).

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Baptist
Student
Union

The Baptist Student Union functions as a cen-
ter of Christian fellowship at Piedmont Col-
lege. The BSU stresses as it's underlying theme
living in Christ daily and loving others through
Him. Weekly meetings provide a consistent
time of fellowship with other students. Mem-
bers also have the opportunity to serve as
missionaries during Summer, Christmas, and
Spring breaks.

BSU MEMBERS (88-89): Doug Register, Jim
Grimshaw, Jason Moore, Cathy Thurmond,
Tim Lord, Jeffrenia Tatum, Laura Edney, Andy
Burks, Rachel Matthews, Bonita Bagley, Brid-
gett Marcus, Rachelle Yates. OFFICERS: Chris
Kennedy, Ben Cash, Amber Ray, Nancy Alex-
ander, Ame Treadway, Dexter Sanders, Matt
Benson, and Hal Wilkinson (Faculty Advisor).

BSU Gatlinburg retreat in Gatlin-
burg, Tennessee.

Commerce

Division

Club

The Commerce Division Club was created a
few years ago and Dr. Mark Gardner is cur-
rently the advisor of this business oriented
club. The CDC gives students the opportuni-
ty to find out about the available job posi-
tions within the surrounding counties They
are also able to meet the affiliates of some
of these major corporations by having
guest speakers come and inform the stu-
dents about their company in a CDC meet-
ing. The Commerce Division Club is open to
any student interested in attending a meet-
ing. The officers and board members are
hoping to expand the size of this organiza-
tion through guest speakers as well as stu-
dents

1988-89 CDC representatives Ken Dietrich
(JR). Diego Padillo (SR), Shelene Smith (JR).
and Dr. Gardner (ADVISOR).

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COMPASS

Club

Piedmont has welcomed a new club to
its campus. During the 1988-89 academic
year, the Compass Club received it's cer-
tificate of organization. Throughout the
year, they had several projects. Each
one was very successful. This was only the
first year for the Compass Club and with
such a great start they can only get bet-
ter. The officers that served during the
year were: Secretary Kim Smith, Vice
President Julie Tucker, and President Rich-
ard Parry.

The Pilot Club of Toccoa and the Pilot Club of Habersham County recently organized a Compass Club on the
campus of Piedmont College. The extension areas of the clubs are responsible for setting up this new organization.
A charter service was held in the Piedmont Chapel on Sunday, Jan. 8. Participating were Carol Parker, faculty,
advisor and member of Habersham Pilot Club; Mary Vaughn, President of Pilot Club of Toccoa; Ann Adams, i
immediate past President of Pilot International who presented the certificate of organization; Richard Parry. I
Compass Club president; Sara Hayes, extension area leader; and Debbie Cain, President of Habersham Pilot Club.

LION'S
PAUSE

The Lion's Pause Newspaper Staff has
done a remarkable job in printing the PC
campus newspaper. This newspaper in-
forms the student body and staff of cur-
rent issues that are occuring at Piedmont
or nation wide. Skip Wilhite is the advisor
of the Lion's Pause and Matt Benson is the
editor. Matt has received much of his as-
sistance from the following students: Rick
Parry, Donna Gentry, Amber Ray, and
Bonita Bagley. For the first time, there will
be a summer edition of the Lion's Pause
Newspaper. This edition will be available
to all new, incoming and returning stu-
dents. A number of advertisements and
articles will inform the Piedmont student
body of the activities open to everyone
on and off PC campus. Keep up the
great work, Matt.

PIEDMONT CHAPEL CHOIR

Piedmont's Chapel Choir continues to grow under the d
tion of Mr Robert Prowse Accompanying the choir on pianc
and organ Is Dr James Meliichamp and Cyndi Wood The
Choir's dedication and hard work shows each week as they
sing in chapel. Chapel Choir is open to all students and faculty
members who have the desire to sing We are pleasea witf
the choir and are looking forward to seeing it grow more and
more.

PIEDMONT CHAPEL CHOR: Nancy AlexanOer. Bomta Bogiey.
Donna Cleveland. Lara Lee. Sheia Spencer. Room Tpton.
Amber Ray. Ame Treadway. Jodl Cannon. Anne Bane. Jenni-
fer Charles. Cyndi Wood. Racheiie Yates Margaret Zodel
Betsy Pence. Eric Dickerson. Stocy Nichols Jewel Wfc. Rid
Austin. Jason Moore. Cindy Sams. Brod Brown. Leroy Whiting
Dr. Greene. Rick Austin. Robert Prowse (DtfectoO. Dt Jamjs
Millichamp (Organist). Cyndi Wood (Pianist)

Chapel Choir strutting their stuff

CHAMBER SINGERS

ECHOES OF A GREAT BEGINNING

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CHAMBER SINGERS: (SOPRANOS) Nancy Alex-
ander, Bonita Bagley, Donna Cleveland, Lara
Lee, Sheila Spencer, Robin Tipton. (ALTOS)
Anne Born, Cindy Sams, Cyndi Wood, Rachelle
Yates, Margaret Zadel. (TENORS) Eric Dicker-
son, Stacy Nichols, Jewell Willis. (BASS) Rick
Austin, Brad Brown, Leroy Whiting. (DIRECTOR)
Mr. Robert Prowse. (ACCOMPANIST) Dr. James
Millichamp. (STUDENT ACCOMPANIST) Cyndi
Wood.

The Chamber Singers is an auditioned vocal group
which presents special programs during the aca-
demic year This group maintains an active touring
schedule visiting churches in many parts of the
country as a means of increasing support for the
college Past tours have taken the Chamber Singers
to Florida. Wisconsin, and California The 1988-89
academic year has proven to be a successful year
for the Chamber Singers as well as the Musk: De-
partment. On Nov 25-26. the Chamber Singers
toured the New England states, singing in New York.
New Jersey. Connecticut, and Massachusetts On
March 17-23. the Chamber Singers win be tounng
the Los Angeles area of California, ond erx*ng the*
season with a concert in Phoenix. Arizona Rochele
Yates

Student
Georgia

Association

of
Educators

The Student Georgia Association of Edu-
cators was formed on behalf of the stu-
dents majoring in Education. The Educa-
tion Department has been recognized for
it's outstanding education students and
takes great pride in representing SGAE.
This organization has had fund raisers such
as bake and breakfast sales to help re-
duce the cost of SGAE dues and various
activities. The 1988-89 SGAE officers are:
Sonya Stockton, President; Henrietta
Roberts, Vice President; Mary Landrum,
Secretary /Treasurer; and Gayla Ritchie,
Historian.

1988-89 SGAE members: Diann Mat-
thews, Renee York, Lara Lee, Connie
Quarles, Patrice Waier, Lisa Dodd, An-
drea Jones, Renae House, Verna Howard,
Gayla Ritchie, Jill McDonald, Amy Ward,
Tammy Kelley, Jeff Gerrell, Dennis Brock,
Susan Duckett, Mary Landrum, Neva Fain,
Henrietta Roberts, Tara Lee, Sherri Geirin,
Kimberli Simmemon, Sonya Stockton,
Pam Adams, Patti Swofford, and Karen
Vaughn.

SGAE's 1988 elected Homecoming representative
was Sonya Stockton.

Dr. Mary C. Lane presented Sonya Stockton the Student Georgia Association of Educa-
tors Award for her excellent school performance and high GPA.

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CROSS-
CULTURAL
FRIENDS

In an effort to provide better services for
international students. Piedmont College
is in the process of forming a new campus
organization. The purpose of the Cross-
Cultural Friends is not to isolate the inter-
national students, rather, it is to incorpo-
rate them into the main framework of the
school. Hence, the name Cross-Cultur-
al Friends. Any student, faculty or staff
member interested in reaching across
cultural barriers to encourage those who
have come to Demorest. GA., to study
are welcome to participate in the orga-
nization of this timely group.

RESIDENT
ADVISORS

Being a Resident Advisor requires a strong
commitment and desire to help other stu-
dents. An RA is someone who is available
to others for emotional support, counsel-
ing, discipline, and academic guidance.
The hours are often long and tideous, but
the rewards are many. These rewards are
often in the form of long lasting friend-
ships created through bonds of trust with
other students. A Resident Advisor's posi-
tion gives one the opportunity to devel-
op strong leadership skills to be applied in
their future. It is a great honor to be given
the title of RA, but it is even greater to
earn the respect of other students
through this title.

1988-89 RA's: Shelene Smith, Janet
Rooks, Jewell Gordon, Kim Smith, Jodi
Tate, Chris Kennedy, Harold Moore, Mike
Edwards, Jeff Casper, and Raymond
Kent.

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RA's work together in the "spider web.'

Janet Rooks takes time out for a little fun.

PIEDMONT

STUDENT

WORKERS

There are many students at Piedmont Colege who
help pay their tuition through working on campus
These students are employed by the offices and
different departments to help keep expenses and
tuition down as much as possible It can be very
strenuous going to school full time and also workng
17-20 hours a week, but for some students there is
no other answer Piedmont Coege's work study
program is able to cooperate with the students n
their working hours and this makes the student's
college years less hectic

WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS

IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Jill M. Moore
Diego Padilla
Gail Poland
Paula K. Popham
Cara L. Prater
Laura M. Ritcey
Angela J. Tatum
Cranley T. Ward

ALPHA CHI

1989 HONOR'S DAY AWARDS

HONOR GRADUATES
SUMMA CUM LAUDE
Sonyo Money
Laura Ritcey^
Diane Stover
Alok Dhital

MAGNA CUM LAUDE
Sherri Gerrin
M Moore
Connie Quartes

Edward Stamey

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Bass
Brock
Gentry
Vlath Gurung
Perry Kwok
Gail Poland
Kim Smithy
Cranley i

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SENIORS ^|

Kim S r nitn
Shelene Smith

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JUNIORS

Jenrvfe' rhorie?
Ken Dietr ch
Jo Ann Masse y
Julie Tucl' er

Tom Crosby

ECONOMICS

Outstanding Student Rajendra Khad jyat

Most Improved Student Ginger Su

EDUCATION

Early Childhood Tammy, Kelley. Son\ a Money. Ji Moore
Middle Grades Ronald Byers. Sherri ( -errin. Connie Quarles
^eoandaMEducation Dennis Brock

, C. Lane Future Teacher Excellence Award

MATHEMATICS
Gail Ciapman
Urrrsh Upadhyay

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PIEDMONT
CLASS

OFFICERS

Each year a group of students are selected to
represent the student body at Piedmont Col-
lege. These students voice their opinions on
the decisions and actions carried out by the
administration. They also voice the opinions of
the students within their class who elected
these class officers. It is a great accomplish-
ment and honor to be elected as an officer.
The officers spend many hours working with
advisers in trying to benefit the needs and
wants of these students. All in all, our class
officers have been very successful in the activ-
ities and events they have planned for the
school year. We are looking forward to the
new and exciting 1989-90 school year and the
class officers that will be carried on.

Freshmen Officers: Jim Grimshaw (VP), Matf Hudlow (SEC). Maft Benson
(PRES).

Senior Officer: Chris Kennedy (PRES).

Junior Officers Janef Rooks (SEC). Danielle Bochant (PRES). SheJene Smith

) Officers Rachel Matthews (VP). Michele Duval (SEC) M Beehte*

LION'S BASKETBALL

Piedmont is an aca-
demic institution at
which athletics is a
part. In the athletic de-
partment, we are
whole-heartedly com-
mitted to one goal
developing an excel-
lent program that en-
riches the lives of both
the college community
and its student-ath-
letes. Coach Maxie
Skinner

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ROW 1 Steve Hardin. Brian Turner, Robbie Williams. Kevin Nix.
Tim Blair. Brandon Davis. Bobby Lett ROW 2 Chad Beasley.
Bob Knapp. Trent Frlcks. Matt Hudlow. Danny Mahatley ROW
3 Ronald Champion. Anthony Teastey. Eric Wiioms. Rod
Hughey. Harold Brown STANDING William Aker

Nov

1

LaGrange

HOME

Nov

4

Central Wesieyan

AWAY

Nov

7

Erskine

HOME

Nov

9

Berry

HOME

Nov

11

Brewton Parker

HOME

Nov

12

Central Wesieyan

HOME

Nov

14

Shorter

HOME

Nov

15

Toccoa FaHs

AWAY

'. .

16

Ga College

HOME

Nov

18-19

Wingate Tournament

AWAY

Jan

3

Southern Tech

HOME

Jan

5-7

Covenant Tournament

AWAY

Jan

9

Georgia State

AWAY

Jan

12

Georgia Southwestern

AWAY

13

Brewton Porker

AWAY

Jan

18

Kennesaw

AWAY

Jan

21

Wofford

AWAY

Jan

23

Ga Colege

AWAY

Jan

25

Southern Tech

AWAY

Jan

28

LaGrange

AWAY

Jan

30

North Georgia

HOME

:

2

Georgia Southwestern

HOME

:

4

Berry

AWAY

:

6

Shorter

AWAY

Feb

8

Citadel

AWAY

13

Kennesaw

HOME

North Georgia

LADY LIONS
BASKETBALL

11/9 Berry (HOME)
11/11 Tennessee Temple (HOME)
11/12 West Florida (HOME)
11/14 Shorter (HOME)
11/15 Toccoa Falls (AWAY)
11/16 Ga. College (HOME)
11/18 Covenant (AWAY)
11/19 Emory (AWAY)
1/5-7 Covenant Tourn. (AWAY)
1/12 Ga. Southwestern (AWAY)
1/14 Tennessee Temple (AWAY)
1/18 Kennesaw (AWAY)
1/23 Ga. College (AWAY)

1/24 Brewton Parker (HOME)
1/26 Covenant (HOME)
1/30 North Georgia (HOME)
2/ 2 Ga. Southwestern (HOME)
2/ 4 Berry (AWAY)
2/ 6 Shorter (AWAY)
2/ 8 Emory (HOME)
2/13 Kennesaw (HOME)
2/15 North Georgia (AWAY)
2/16 Toccoa Falls (HOME)
2/20 Brewton Parker (AWAY)

Top Row (L-R): Dina, Ivie, Kerry Mote, Christy Woodham, Laura
Morgan, Christy Pruitt, Nicole Rawls, Leslie Moore. Middle Row
(L-R): Andi Gilleland, Renee York, Tina Martin, Chenelle Raines,
Tabitha Smith, Mary Curry. Bottom Row (L-R): Heather Pilgrim,
Karla Watson, Mario Miller, Marie Heath, Tammy Ross, Pat
Lewis.

Things are beginning to look much brighter for the
Lady Lions Basketball team. This year the team
gained many more players and the girls were
able to set their differences aside and work as a
team. This unity within the team was shown on
the court during the games. Despite the losses,
the girls never gave up and were always eager
to create ways of improving. We're looking for-
ward to seeing the Lady Lions in action next year.

LION'S CHEERLEADERS

1989 Cheerleaders
John Calloway

(Coach), Nancy Alex-
ander (FR), Amy Des-
jardins (FR), Rachelle
Yates (FR), Todd Gant
(FR), Jay Lawrence
(FR), Jim Grimshaw
(FR), Ami Elliott (FR,
Manager), Sheila
Spencer (JR, Captain),
Matt Benson (FR, Man-
ager), Jody Cannon
(JR), Doug Register
(FR).

I N G

NS

This year the Lion Cheerleaders gave Piedmont
College a new meaning to school spirit. Each
member's enthusiasm and hard work paid oft during
their performances at the games. The newest addition
to the squad are Jay Lawrence, Doug Register. Jim
^ # Grimshaw, and Todd Grant. They helped to make the

nurr_ squad the best Piedmont has ever had. With the guys
involved the squad was able to complete and
perfect stunts during halftime. This year has been a
promising year for the cheerleaders and next year
we're looking forward to seeing the squad grow even

LION'S BASEBALL

Top Row (L-R): Keith Beverly, Rick Wright, Philip Cronic, Chris Cook, Jeff Winters, Brian Fisher, Shannon Floyd,
Raymond Kent, David Wehunt, Patrick Mayfield, Terrell Yelverton, John Hedgecough, Brian Capes. 2nd
Row: Jimmy Whelchel, Randy Smith, Jeff Jenkins, Mike Edwards, Derek Pardue, Derek Lovins, Greg McCall,
Keith Edwards, Coach Harwood. 3rd Row: Matt Roach, Mike Williams, Keith Orr, Jim Smith, Bert Aspinwall,
Donny dinger, John Ginn, Jason Logan.

SR. Players Philip Cronic, Randy Smith, Derek Lovins.

2/16
2/17
2/18
2/25

3/7
3/11
3/18
3/22
3/24
3/24
3/29
3/30
3/31

4/8
4/12
4/13
4/15
4/19
4/20
4/22
4/29

Furman AWAY

Erskine AWAY

Presbyterian AWAY

Kennesaw AWAY

Ga. Southwestern AWAY

Warren Wilson HOME

Southern Tech HOME

Shorter HOME

LaGrange HOME

Loras College HOME

Loras College HOME

Ga College AWAY

Berry HOME

Warren Wilson AWAY

Presbyterian HOME

LaGrange AWAY

Toccoa Falls AWAY

Southern Tech AWAY

Ga College HOME

Berry AWAY

Toccoa Falls HOME

Shorter AWAY

Brewton Parker HOME

Western Carolina AWAY

Erskine HOME

Ga. Southwestern HOME

Kennesaw HOME

Brewton Parker AWAY

9 record the 1989 Piedmont ions
BasebaM Team bottled bock to rxsve o
fairly successful season Completing rw
ttwd year with the ions. Cooch Steve
Harwood led his young team to a 21-
29 record The pitching staff was led
by seniors Randy Smith and Phtp
Cromc Smith finished the season with 7
wins, and freshman Bryan Capes
topped the staff with a low 2 15 ERA
junior s Jimmy Whekrhel led the bons n
Mttng unti the last week of the season
when sophomore Jeff Jenkns sipped
by him to wn the battng title wtth a

323 average Freshman Raymond
Kent and sophomore Chro Cook sup-
ported the team with extra mttng
power as Kent has 4 homeruns and
Cook with 20 RBI s With another year
of experience under the* ben. the

1990 Lons baseoal team shows a
promtsng future

LIONS SOFTBALL

Front Row (L-R): Andi Gilleland, Karla Watson, Marie Heath, Wendy Harris, Heather Pilgrim, Tammy McDaniel,
Renee Loudermilk, Tracy Bloodworth. Second Row: Donna Green, Stephanie Rucker, Christy Woodham,
Deana Murphy, Sandi Bagley, Janet Rooks, Stacey Spruell. Third Row: Laura Edney, Kerry Ward, Mary Fry,
Judy Nichols, Alletta Lee, Jurita Hates, Donna Cleveland, Dawne Lingo.

Coach Stroud shows faith in the team's ^f
lucky penny.

This year the Lady Lion's Softball season proved to be an
exciting one with 33 wins and 22 losses The team also
finished 3rd in the GIAC Tournament held in Cleveland
and 2nd at the District 25 Tournament in Milledgevie.
Georgia Along with the team's success as a unity, there
were some girls in particular that were recognized for
their outstanding qualities as a softball player Leah Hen-
derson and Sandi Bagley made the All Conference
Team Leah. Sandi. and Judy Nichols mode the Ostnct 25
Team The 1989 softball season has been one of the best
the girls have ever had Congratulations Lady L>ons and
we look forward to seeing you in oction next year

1989 LION'S TENNIS TEAM

March 7

Oglethorpe Un.

Atlanta

1:30 PM

March 30

Southern Tech

Marietta

2:00 PM

April 3

Augusta College

Augusta

2:00 PM

April 5

Toccoa Falls

Toccoa

2.00 PM

April 6

Truett-McConnell

Cleveland

2:00 PM

April 10

LaGrange

LaGrange

2:30 PM

April 12

Toccoa Falls

Toccoa

2:00 PM

April 18

Covenant College

Lookoutr Mtn

1:30 PM

April 24

Truett-McConnell

Cleveland

2:00 PM

BOMBS'

(L-R): Jim Grimshaw, Ralph "BUZZ"
Singer Coach, Rachel Math-
ews, Danny Ling, Kazuhiro
Ozawa, Tom Crosby and Barry
Dooley. Not Pictured: Billy Perry,
Rob Williams, Billy Payne, Kevin
Moore, and Pat Carpenter.

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1989

LION'S

GOLF

TEAM

Mark Whiting, Sophomore; Matt
Hudlow, Freshman; Steve Hardin,
Freshman; and Tim Blair, Fresh-
man. Not Pictured: Trent Fricks.

1988-89 PIEDMONT COLLEGE
COACHES

Bottom (L-R): Steve Harwood, Baseball Coach; Al Stroud, Girl's Softball Coach; Maxie Skinner. Athletic Director
and Coach; Karl Studivant, Assistant Men's Basketball Coach. Top (L-R): Bobby Jones. Assistant Girl's Softball
Coach; Ralph Singer, Tennis Coach; and John Calloway. Cheerleading Coach.

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Life's battles don't always go to the
stronger or faster man. But sooner or
later the man who wins is the fellow
who thinks he can.

STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER

Were else but at Piedmont can a student
experience the thrills ot rafting down the
Chatooga or maybe learn the skills of an
intense sport such as ping pong but in the
Student Center. It is said that there is
something for everyone here at PC.
Whether a student wants to enjoy the
excitement of a movie, or join in a game
of pool. Piedmont College has it all.

WHO SAYS WE DON'T HAVE ANY FUN?

TOGA! TOGA! TOGA!

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FREAKS COME OUT AT NIGHT!

Dare to walk alone on this misty night Spooks and
goblins come together to party their fears away. Bill
Beehler as himself, the flasher, took second in the
costume competition along with the unigue Kurt
Langston as the 'grim reeper' who took first The
monsters of the night danced to the tunes of Eric
Williams and Danny Mahaffey or better known as
Bubba and D-rock. All the administration had to say
about that night was "only at Piedmont."

H Stacy King as the Pump-

I km Lady

1989 ECHOES

COMMERCIAL

TRAFFIC

ROCK AT PC!
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1989 HOMECOMING

89 HOMECOMING REPRESEN-
TATIVES: Ami Elliott (FR),
Mary White (SPH), Joy
McNeal (SR), Sonya Stock-
ton (SGAE), Angela Tatum
(SPANISH), Kelly Partain (FR),
Renee York (SR), Cassandra
Staton (BSU), Michelle Duvall
(SPH), Shelene Smith (JR),
and Maria Costello (SGA).

The 1988 Homecoming activities took place on the
day ot November 12, 1988. During the halftime ot
the basketball game, the homecoming representa-
tives were escorted onto the court tor one last look
betore the big dance that night in the Student Cen-
ter where the Queen would be announced. The
representatives and their escorts led the tirst dance
atter the announcement ot the Queen Renee
York. The students stood in silence as excitement
tilled the air betore the Queen and her court were
announced. Ami Elliott was tirst runner up and Joy
McNeal was second runner up Piedmont College
dances are always held in style as Fox 97 hosts this
event. Congratulations were extended to the
Queen and her court.

VALENTINES DAY DA/VCE

This year SGA tried something different with the student
activities. On Valentine's Day, SGA sponsored a dance that
was held at the Cornelia Community Center. The communi-
ty center's atmosphere really gave the dance a feeling of
a wintery ball with its hard wood floors and high ceilings with
hanging chandeliers. The dance was hosted by Power 99.7
and the students rocked the night away with the variety of
music that was provided by the DG. This first time dance
proved to be a great success and we look forward to
having more dances like this one.

1989 SPRING FORMAL

Each year the Student Government As-
sociation hosts a Spring Formal in appre-
ciation of the graduating Seniors and the
end of the school year. This years Spring
Formal was held at the Georgia Mountain
Center at Gainesville, GA. on May 19,
1989. 107.3 WANS rocked the night away
with some fabulous tunes they chose for
this Spring Formal. The crowd showed
much excitement and relief because of
the ending school quarter.

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ECHOES TO REMEMBER FOREVER

PIEDMONT INTRAMURALS

Piedmont College Intramurals is a time
where students join together and com-
pete against other students to the best
of their ability in various sports. The 1988-
89 Intramurals were very successful. Intra-
murals can be for any student who does
not regularly play college sports and is
interested in showing their talent in the
sport of their choice. Currently, the sports
department and SGA are trying to be-
come involved in an association where
various colelge intramural teams com-
pete against other colleges for state
championships. We look forward to
watching the expansion of intramurals
next year.

Football Winners DREAM TEAM: Trent
Fricks, Jeff Gimbrell, Harold Brown, John
Crepner, Wayne Hicks, Perry Dalton, Jef-
frey Lewallen.

Basketball Winners BAD COMPANY: Mi-
chael Williams, Tom Johnson, Mike Edwards,
John Hedgecough, Jimmy Whelchel, Bobbie
Lett, Keith Orr. THE BRATS: Maria Costello,
Judy Nichols, Sandi Bagley, Tracy Matthews,
Gina Martin, Alleta Lee, and Laura Morgan.

FALL

WINTER

Golf Mike Edwards. Tom Johnson
Ping-Pong Umesh
Billiards Chris Cook
Weightliftmg Anthony Teasley

SPRING

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Volleyball Winners DREAM TEAM: Trent
Fricks, Harold Brown, Jeff Gimbrell, John
Crepner, Wayne Hicks, Perry Dalton, and
Jeffrey Lewallen.

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HOME AWAY
FROM HOME

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girls are back and there's

There are some of the best years of our lives. The girls
at G.B. are like a family as well as the guys at Purcell.
'Never a dull moment on campus,' says "Mom." The
memories and friends made here will always be a
special part of our college years. Thanks Laura Adams
and Louis Lindsey for making our home away from
home. It's fun, fun, fun til Mom makes the guys go
away.

, Mic

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Midnight madness at the Huddle House during finals

Not Part of the Regular Crowd
We Stand Alone
We Are Family

All This . . . and a Whole Lot More
A World Within
We Create a Style
: the Sum of its Parts

AIN'T LOOKING FOR NOTHING

BUT A GOOD TIME!

PIEDMONT COLLEGE GRADUATION

JUNE 11, 1989

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Michele Drury Bass

Ronald R. Byers

Perri Lee Carver

Jeffrey Thomas Freeman

Donna L. Gentry

Sherri Rush Gerrin

Claudia Blanche Lovell Grant

Andrea Skinner Jones

Tammy Wilbanks Kelley

Stacy Ellen Brewer King

Tara Anne Lee

Hiroyoshi Machida

Sonya Stockton Maney

Teresa Yvonne Martin

Donna Lynn Mize

Jill Maria Moore

Diego Padilla

Gail Poland

Lee Howard Powell

Connie Coker Quarles

Laura Melinda Kellar Ritcey

Donna L, Rumsey

Duncan Murchison St. Clair III

David C. Sheckells

Charles Randall Smith

Kimberly Diane Smith

Elizabeth Diane Hill Stover

Angela Jayne Tatum

Patrice Ann Waier

Cranley Thomas Ward

Joy McNeal Ward

Rena Lynn Loggins Watkins

Caroline Anne West

Rebecca J. Wheeler

Patricia Renee York

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Dennis J. Brock
Alok Dhital
Ram Nath Gurung
Ki-Shing (Perry) Kwok
Parakash Silwal

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Looking Ahead

A Time For a New Beginning

Cuttin' Loose

Only the Beginning

Dare to . . .

Charting Our Own Course

A Journey Just Begun

Moving Right Along

Bound For New Horizons

On Our Way

What Next?

Take It From Here

Come Fly With Me

Looking Into Something New

Breaking Away

Up. Up. ana Away

CLASSIC

RiDVERTiSiNG

Congratulations

Seniors

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Congratulations

1989

Seniors!

From,

THE

YONAHIAN

STAFF

Walking down the hall with a smile
on his face, always a warm hello for
those he meets. The future seems so
bright for this young freshmen. John
Ginn had his whole life to give and
share with others. Then his course of
life was changed suddenly by a
tragic accident. Not only was John's
destiny changed, but the lives of
those who knew him would be af-
fected also. We don't know the
reason why hurt must come to those
who seem so noble, but God has a
reason for everything in our life
There is a strength within John's soul
that can be felt by his friends when
they come to visit even though he
lies so helplessly in bed John, you're
in our prayers We've learned so
much from you in the short course of
time we had with you at Piedmont
God be with you and your family

Love.

Students at PC

Echoes

Of A
Decade

JOSTENS