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Putting the Pieces Together

1994 YON AHI AN

Piedmont College
Demorest, GA

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Compus Lit p 2

Students p 40

p 68

Activities p 88

Dedication p 136

I Opening

Student Life...

2 Student Life

Setting It Together

3 Student Lite

Right: Cat deLyra , Natasha Veal , Beth
Taylor, and Brandi Bennett relax and
enjoy the entertainment.

Right bottom: Mark Payne and Wyatt
Herndon show off their sand sculpture.

Below: David Haney and David Chase
impressed everyone with their ana-
tomical diagram.

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4 Student Life

Beach Party ' 93

ie fall 1993 beach party provided a great opportunity
>r new students to get to know returning students. Every-
ne "pigged out" on Papa Dean's barbeque, while vol-
jyball games were in full force. Everyone enjoyed
uilding sand sculptures, but the best part of the day
lust have been the karaoke-everyone loves watching
ther people look (and sometimes sound) ridiculous!

dovg: Jessica. Lissette. Dee. Keith Top: Patti Dixon admires Bucky
td Will wait tor their turn on the Strickland s attire,

uaoke machine.

5 Stu.v

Homecoming

Homecoming Weekend at Piedmont College was a
fun-filled occasion for all who participated. Friday
night a rather well-known band, Drivin' N' Cryin', held a
concert on the quad with a spectacular turnout. Satur-
day was the annual Homecoming carnival-type
event, complete with a dunking booth, food and drink,
and a new activity this year - the Velcro Wall! That
same afternoon was the coronation of this years
Homecoming King and Queen, Darren Volk and
Sabrina Allen. This took place during halftime of the
women's soccer game. The decorative Homecoming
Dance was Saturday night in the Student Center. There
was hardly a dull moment on Homecoming Weekend
at Piedmont!

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Top: C. T. Hussion escorts Elizabeth
Veal during the homecoming corona-
tion.

Above: David Chase enjoys the home-
coming carnival festivities.

Left: Darren Volk and Sabrina Allen
were voted 1993 Homecoming King
and Queen.

6 Homecoming

Above Right: 1992 Homecoming
Queen Kara Keel crowned 1993 King
and Queen. Darren Volk and Sabrma
Allen.

Above Left: KenGoodinandTaralvey
enjoy themselves at the Homecoming
Dance.

Far Left Andrea and Chris dress up in
their finest for the Homecoming Dance

Left: Tony Reid and Clayton Woodfin
help Drivin N Crym set up for the big
concert.

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More Homecoming Fun

Top: Brenda Stotts and C.T. Hussion Top: T.R. Jackson, Pat Wheeler, Sheila Wood and date, and Lisa Brown and her
take a break at the Homecoming date as they arrive for the dance.

Above: Some of the members of the Homecoming Court pose after their

"fashion show"!

Dance.

Above: Patrick Young, Jill Peeples, and
Dustin Epps relax and watch the Home-
coming soccer game.
8 Homecoming

Top: Maggie Harris and Scott
Domonkos enjoyed the dance (and
each other) Homecoming Night
Lett Amy Dye and her date stop to
smile tor the camera.
Above: The Drivm N Cryin concert was
the highlight ot Homecoming Week-
end

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Dating

It has been said that most people meet
the person they are going to marry in
college. Well... at Piedmont College, that
may or may not be true. Everywhere you
go there are couples that always seem to
be together. Some of them have pro-
vided pretty interesting conversation while
others just keep quiet and mellow in the
background. Assembled here is a variety
of couples we can always count on keep-
ing Piedmont students talking.

Above: Don Thepwong and Brent
Beall are virtually inseparable but still
seem to enjoy each other's com-
pany.

Top Right: There is something to be
said for long-term relationships.
Amanda Benefield and Darren Volk
have been together for nearly three
years - and guess where they met?!

Above: Whether or not they are still
together, Cat deLyra and Neal Gosdin
are one of the most talked about
couples at Piedmont!

10 Couples

Top: Shawn Baro and Stacie Miller
just can't seem to stay away trom
each other (for very long anyway)!
Above: Doug and Barbie Johnson
aren't dating anymore- they are
newlyweds!

Right: Major Nelson and Genie
(oops! I mean Steven Johnson and
Gail Moore) are another freguently
seen couple around campus.

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Passing the Time...

Above: Chris Sunnier, William Lay,
and Pat Reese hang out in the
Student Center until their next
class.

Right: Daryl White, Jason Crosby,
Lewis Lane, and Bradley Elrod
grab a quick bite at the Snack
Shack to get them through their
lunchtime class.

1 2 Student Life

Between Classes

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JgWF Above Left: Melinda Berry heads
HH up the hill for her next Psychol-
ogy class.

Above: Daina Dawdy reads a
magazine to pass the firm
Eric Burke tries to avoid having
his picture made.

Far Left: Chris Kanady plays pool
during - Oops! I mean bo*
English class.

Left: Ginger McJunkin bides her
time on the steps to Dor
before she heads for home.

Halloween Dance and

14 Halloween

Haunted House

Halloween 1993 was a very
eventful time at Piedmont Col-
lege. The Tuesday before Hallow-
een a costume dance was held in
the Student Center. Refreshments
were provided and cash prizes
awarded for the best costumes.
These prizes went to Billy Wash-
ington and Sandy Landrum. The
PAL Club also had a Halloween
costume bash. Saturday night
before Halloween some students
helped set up a haunted house in
the Student Center for the com-
munity children. The Art Club won
the prize for best decorations.

Cop: Laura, Melissa, and Cheryl go all Above left: Rich Genovese wows all
Dut at the Halloween Dance. the ladies at the PAL Halloween Party

Above right: Jason. Jennifer, and Lisa
frighten small trick-or-treaters at the
Haunted House.

Above: Sandy Landrum shows off her
prize- winning version of a Native Ameri-
can ram dance

\ 5 Halloween

Studying...

A Necessary Evil

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Clockwise from Far Left:
William Mills crams for his killer
Chemistry mid-term.

Top Left: Richard Hopkins and
Jessica Riggs talk about their
professors behind their backs.

Above: Elizabeth Veal studies
for an English test while waiting
on her roommate to get ready
for dinner.

Near Left: Amanda Benefield
was one of the fortunate ones
to snag a computer at the last
minute to type her term paper.

Middle Left: Some Biology stu-
dents wait for their lab to begin.

1 7 Studying

SENIORS

Jennifer Perry

Clayton Woodfin

Jeremy Marshall (with alumnus and wife. Susan) Kim Gibson

LIFE IN A
COLLEGE DORM

Top: Mia MacMaster and Wendy Dukes - class- Above: Life in Getman-Babcock Hall
mates, friends, and neighbors. You can't get included a full meal plan, which Don
much closer than that! Thepwong and Yuko Iwasaki seem to

be enjoying.
Top Right: Eva McDowell and Peter Stonebumer
say good-night as another night of visitation in
the dorms comes to an end.

Above: John Raney visits one
of his friends in the dorms
since he no longer lives on
campus and misses it so
badly.

20 Dorm Life

The college years are some of the most fun
and most challenging of a person's life. For
those students who go away from home
to attend college, the experience is that
much more exciting. It is a time to develop
a sense of self and independence and
some of the strongest friendships are
made in the dormitories. Although Pied-
mont is a small campus, the staff encour-
aged activities within and between the
three dorms to promote a sense of com-
munity and belonging for each resident.
Most students who have lived on campus
for the majority of their career at Piedmont
College feel that they would not have
had such a complete experience had
they lived off-campus.

'op: Torek Anis spends some time in the
dorm with Cheri Mallard and Liz Kelly.

the girl's

Above: Chillin" A group of h
Wallace Hall after a long week of

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22 Students

NTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDE

23 MudtnH

DANCE FEVER

Below: Tracy Cash and her date Right: Tony Reid tries to decide
look like they had a good time just what to wear to the
at the Homecoming Dance.

BILOXI BLUES

THE CRUCIBLE

Coffee House '94

Below: A Coffee House tradition, Right: Fran Favors took third place with
Darren Volk performed along with her solo "Under the Sea" from The Little
"The Band With No Name". Mermaid.

Above: Jennifer Hall sang a beautiful
spiritual solo by Sandi Patti.

28 Coffee House

Above: "Three Yanks and A Peach"
harmonized an uplifting African spiri-
tual about freedom and they won the

Blue Ribbon!

Left: David Chase belted out a favor- Below: With the assistance of Darren
ite from Michael W. Smith, "Friends". Volk. Bubba Williams performed an
encore of "Here I Am Jesus".

oove: Tony Reid and Clayton Wc
i lip-sync and act out the video o
Dpular song. "My Name is Mud"

Above: Tamn i Smith, and Angela Martin

serenade "Oh. Pretty Woman" to Angela's odoc
able toddler.

29 Coffee House

WORKING HARD FOR

Above: Patrick Young tries to work in Below. C.T. Davis takes a minute out Above; SGA members work hard to
the library while his friends, Joe and of hls bus V da V to smile for the represent student concerns.

Javier, try to distract him. camera.

Below: Katy Clough is one of the
many helpful student workers in the
library.

30 Working

PIEDMONT COLLEGE

Top Left: Jason "Howdy" Stephens
works hard in the Student Center. It's a
rough joP, but someone has to do it!

Above: Clara Martin and Carol
Kokesh work with PAL students in the
further development of that program

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Left: Octavius workeo
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coursework

31 Wortdng

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Top: Joey Royston lines up the eight Pall , hoping to sinl<
his shot and win the game.

Above: Jessica Velez and Billy Washington share a laugl"
with friends.

Left: Card games were extremely popular among the
regulars in the Student Center.

32 Student Center

THE STUDENT CENTER

Just below Nielsen Dining Hall lies the Student Center of Piedmont
College. Here is a place where all students can congregate,
whether it be to study, play games, or pass the time waiting for the
next class to begin. Every major student activity was held in the
Student Center, from dances to pajama parties to Super Bowl
events. It is a place to forget the books for awhile or cram for that
afternoon Biology exam while you eat your daily lunch of potato
chips and coke. If you think you don't have the time to visit the
Student Center, you just may be missing out on one of the most
important aspects of college life: honing up on your socialization
skills!

Left: Wyatt Herndon and Lee Smee M\
squeeze in "one more game" of ^^k
ping-pong before class. ^^^

Left: Melinda Berry and her date enjoy
the festivities of one of the many
dances that were held in the Student
Center.

Above: David Johnson looks around
for a friendly face to pass the time
before his math class

33 Student Center

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1994

35 Around Campus

SUPERLATIVE

BEST ALL
AROUND

BEST
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DARREN VOLK
KARA KEEL

MOST
ORIGINAL

MARKO JEFTIC
RENEE LEDBETTER

MOST
TALENTED

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STUDENTS

TONY RED
MARCY CINCOTTA

FRIENDLIEST

TAREK ANIS
SABRINA ALLEN

JASON CROSBY
LYNETTE FINCH

MOST LIKELY
TO SUCCEED

BUCKY STRICKLAND
TANYA SENTER

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STUDENT

WITTIEST

JAVIER RODRIGUEZ
MIA MACMASTER

BIGGEST
KISS-UPS

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MOST PARKING chris huskins

TICKETS LEIGH HARRIS

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SUPERLATIVES

JEREMY MARSHALL MOST POLITICALLY JOE PIPER

NANCY BOOTH CORRECT LIZ KELLY

MOST LIKELY TO BE
7-YEAR GRADUATES

JASON STEPHENS
KENDALL VANCE

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Students

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40 Students

Making It Fit

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Victoria Aaron Kelly Abernathy

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John Agnew Mark Akin

Deborah Allen Linda Allen

Penny Allen

Sabrina Allen

Donalee Andrews Joan Armour

42 Students

Allison Ashurst Sandy Bailey

Lori Beatty

Left: Some Piedmont stu-
dents have a "raging" good
time on a school sponsored
rafting trip down the
'Hooch!

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Beverly Bardinelli Penny Barnard Shawn Baro Brent Beall

Ida Beckstine

Amanda Benefield Brandi Bennett

Heather Betts

Elaine Bingham

~helle Black

Shane Blackburn

43 Students

Right: Chris Kanady, William
Lay, and Octavius Mulligan
take a break from the dol-
drums of studying.

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Chad Blackmon Kevin Blackmon Mark Blair

Sarah Blalock

Carolyn Botchway Lillie Bowers

44 Students

Jennifer Boyd

Heath Brady

Meredith Byrne Dawn Cantrell Jana Carey

Joshua Carnes

Raymond Carter Tracey Cash

Linda Chambers Andrew Chandler David Chase

Carolyn Cimarossa

Marcy Cincotta Brandy Clark

David Cline

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Alex Coleman

Amy Collier

John Covington
46 Students

Jason Crosby

Kim Crunkleton

Janis Curry

D aul Darling

Andrew Davis

Audrey Davis

Ronald Davis

Chris Deneke

Sherry Deweese

B Left: Joe Piper Tracey Cash,
Mark Payne, and Lee Smee
catch up on all the Piedmont
gossip between their classes.

47 Students

Wendy Dukes

Walter Dundore

Amy Dye

Karen Edwards

Corey Elinburg

Melissa Eller

Right: Todd Rockand hisgood
buddy strike a pose to have
their picture made.

48 Students

Casey Elrod

Fran Favors Adam Ferger Anne Ferger

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Jennifer Fowler Susan Franklir

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Regan English Mark Fackler Susan Fackler

Lynette Finch

Carrie Foley Christopher Foley Flint Fonclara Joyce Foster

Jay Gastc

Ginger Goss

Rita Goss

Melanie Grant Mary Gray

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Stephanie Gresham Judith Hall
50 Students

Lynne Hall

Debra Hallford

Janice Hames David Haney Phyllis Haney Kimberly Harkins

Jake Harper Leigh Harris Lee Harvey

Jason Hatchett

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Janice Haynes Tracy Helms Bud Henderson Theresa Henderson

Leslie Hendrick William Hendricks Lance Herndon

Wayne Hicks

51 Students

Maria Hinchliffe Barbara Hogan Cindy Holcomb Chris Holden

Phillip Huggins Lori Hughes John Hundley Morgan Hurst

52 Students

Joe Johnson

Michael Johnson Steven Johnson Bobby Jolley

Brandon Jones Jennifer Jones

Kathy Jones

Rebecca Jones

53 Students

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Jaime Jordan Jaxie Julian

Chris Kanady Kara Keel

Melissa Keith

Elizabeth Kelly Nathaneal Khoury Jerry King

Hisashi Kotani Susan Kyle

Jennifer LaCount Perrianne Lang

Matt Lawson
54 Students

Renee Ledbetter Janice Lockhart Sharen Lovell

Melissa Lowe LaWanda Mabry Mia MacMaster Lori Maddox

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Stacy Maddox Cheryl Mallard David Manus Anna Marshall

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Evelyn Martin Tammy Martin Terri Martin

Lawanda McConnell

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; Emory McCurley Eva McDowell \A

Anna McGowan

55 Students

JonDavid McGuirt

Cynthia McQueen

Michael McSwain

Frank Measel

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Tammy Miles

Tammy Miller

James Mills

Jennifer Milstead

Katrina Misko

Gail Moore

Scott Moore

Sharon Morris

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Troy Morrow

Dianne Moss

Mari Moss

Yvonne Mote

56 Students

i Motter

Stephanie Murders Trinh Nguyen

Amy Nichols

Carmen Nichols Teresa Nichols

Heather Nicholson Rodney Nicholson

Susan Nicholson James Norman Martha Norris

Patsy Norris

Kenneth Norton Jeannie O'Dell Douglas O'Neal

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Jennifer Owensby Tommy Padtha Melony Page

Shana Palmer

Alan Parham

Steven Patrick

Ryan Patterson

Dale Payne

Mandy Payne

Mark Payne

Jill Peeples

Right: Dedicated SGA Rep's
Allison Ashurst and Joe Piper
help out with the Homecom-
ing Day Festival held on the
quad.

58 Students

Margie Raymond Tommy Redmond Patrick Reese

Margaret Reynolds Jessica Riggs

Barbara Ritcn

Billy Roberson

59 Students

Javier Rodriguez Lissette Roman-Mercado Bradley Rowland Joey Royston

Tanya Senter

Eve Shurtleff
60 Students

Marilyn Sharpe Michael Shirley Bhagvad Shrestha

Lisa Shurtleff

Pam Sills

Chris Simmons

Andrea Simpson Kristy Singleton Hope Skelton

Lee Smee

Daniel Smith

David Smith

Robin Skelton

Carol Smith Christina Smith

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Dwayne Smith Elizabeth Smith

Left: Members of the Chapel
Choir class wait patiently to
begin singing.

Linda Smith

Tommy Smith Tony Smith Travis Smith

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Avery Sosebee Erin Sperry Stephanie Steele Jason Stephens

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Penny Stephens Michele Stewart Tawana Still

62 Students

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Peter Stoneburner

Left: Becky Jones and Beverly
Bardinelli walk briskly to their
class so as not to be tardy.

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Heath Taubitz

Beth Taylor

Chris Taylor

Jeff Taylor

63 Students

Right: Lucky Piedmont stu-
dents Anne Ferger, Shona
Davis, Lissette Roman-
Mercado, and Margaret
Reynolds met Hawks player
Stacy Augman when the
school took a trip to the bas-
ketball game.

Misty Taylor

Chantalah Tenakoun Chadaporn Thepwong David Thomas

Janet Vaughn
64 Students

Elizabeth Veal

Darren Volk

Wendell Vonier Karen Waldon Lisa Wallace Rick Wallace

Janice Ward Brette Webb Joey Wehrle Cheryl Weizer

Monica Wellborn Denise Welch Patricia Wheeler Daryl White

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Robert Whitworth Joey Widener Shawn Wilde

65 -Students

Bruce Wing

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Clayton Woodfin

Nancy Zuyus

Nancy Wise

Shane Wood

Sheila Wood

Delita Wright

Vanessa York

Patrick Young

66 Students

Not Pictured:

Ryan Barron

Denise Carey

Cheryl Cubeta

Pearce Adams

Sherry Barron

CathleenCarpenter Kim Culpepper

Shane Adams

Fred Bartlett

Karen Carroll

Thomas Cummings

Rhonda Addison

Krystal Baskin

Patti Carter

Susan Damera

Rahel Afiley

Jim Boston

Michelle Cash

Benjamin Daniel

Brian Alexander

Janet Batchelor

Kathryn Cash

Mark Davis

Rosanna Alexander

Craig Beatty

Kerri Cason

Shashonna Davis

Shannon Alexander

Joel Beauchamp

Angela Chambers Greg DeSalvo

Geoffrey Allen

Michael Becaury

Paula Chapman

Brenda DeVerger

Lisa Allen

Kendra Behrends

Charlie Chastain

Bubby Dean

Preston Allen

Chris Bell

Lishea Chastain

Jana Deaton

Robert Allen

Adrian Bellotte

Priscilla Chastain

Trent Demore

Susan Allgood

Vicki Benfield

Godwin Chen

Sandra Densmore

John Allgood

Joyce Bentley

Kelly Childs

Timothy Dickinson

Rhonda Amato

Melinda Berry

Devin Christy

Sandy Dilbeck

Jennifer Anderson

Melinda Black

Terri Christy

Stephanie Dillard

Ritchie Anderson

Rhonda Blackwell

Kevin Church

Oretta Dockery

Tarek Anis

Monique Bloodser

Wesley Clark

Rhonda Dockery

Gary Appleby

Janet Bohannon

Retia Clarke

Angela Dodd

Elvera Ardis

Timothy Boling

Jennifer Coker

Scott Domonkos

Elizabeth Ariail

Joseph Bramlett

Judith Cole

Jennifer Dooley

Ginger Armour

John Bray

Christen Collier

Libby Doran

Daniel Arp

Cynthia Brown

Tracy Collins

Rodney Dortch

Andrea Atwater

Tammy Brown

Cynthia Cordoba

Fairlight Dover

Rachel Ayers

Ladd Bryant

Regina Corn

Rebecca Dover

Mark Ballman

Sylvia Bunn

Kimberly Crook

Shane Dover

Doug Ballard

Eric Burke

Susan Cross

Deborah Drew

Tammy Banks

Pamela Burrell

Keith Crowe

Joe Drinkwater

James Barnes

Pamela Caldwell

Lisa Crowe

Joe Dubie

Donna Barrett

Tina Cantrell

Lisa Cruz

Kelly Duckett

Allyson Dunagan
Amanda Duvall
Dione Eady
Kelly Eby
Mark Edwards
Jan Elger
Charlotte Elrod
Larry Elrod
Kay English
Andrea Estelle
Jan Etheridge
Dana Everett
Robert Fields
P.J. Figueroa
Shantina Floyd
Betty Fountain
Miranda Fountain
Teresa Franklin
Shanda Free
Tony Fulbright
Kenny Galloway
Christine Garrett
Clayton Gibbs
Willie Gibbs
Pamela Giles
Mitch Ginsberg
Tracie Ginsberg
H.W. Glassman
William Goode
Kimberly Gore
Greg Graber
Brian Gramling
Matt Graney
Gretchen Grant
Jason Gray
Donna Green
Matthew Green
Lori Gunn
Robert Hager
Jennifer Hall
Cindy Hallford
Rhonda Hammond
Monica Harbin
Corbett Harper
Renee Harris
Maggie Harris
Anthony Harrison
Sabrina Harrison
Michael Hawkins
Rachael Haydon
Donna Haynes
John Hedgecough
James Hencely
Wyatt Herndon
Sara Hicks
Lawonda Hill
Allan Hilton
Tina Hirschi
Danita Hitchcock
Jason Hogan
Teressa Holtzclaw

Kelly Hone
Kent Hoots
James Hopkins
Charles Horrworth
Donna Hubble
Cariedda Hudgins
Frances Hudson
Keith Huff
Karen Hughes
Laura Hulsey
Wendy Hulsey
Cletus Hunnicutt
C.T. Hussion
Barbara Isbell
T.R. Jackson
Barbara James
Brian James
Selena James
Candis Jarrard
Cindy Jarrard
Stephanie Jenkins
Barbie Johnson
Doug Johnson
Leigh Ann Johnson
Nicole Johnson
Patrick Johnson
Alan Johnson
Joseph Jones
Richard Jones
Susan Jones
Joseph Jones
Cathy Kastner
Derek Keller
Carol Kelley
Kathy Kelley
Kelley Kelley
Audrey Kelly
Ray Kelly
Wynne Kerby
Scotty Kersh
James Kidd
Jason Kilgore
Melissa King
Michael King
Jamie Kinney
Murphy Kitchens
Stefanie Landers
Sandy Landrum
Lewis Lane
Deana Lawrence
Donna Lawrence
Debbie Lawson
William Lay
Allyson Layman
Leon Leathers
Carrie Ledford
Chasity Ledford
Teresa Ledford
Deborah Lee
Mandy Lents
Jennifer Loffredo

Steve London
Brenda Long
Stacey Lorraine
Greg Loudermilk
Michael Loudermilk
Lisa Lovell
Marti Lovell
Jeff Luna
Dena Lunsford
Keven MacKinney
Teresa Money
Anthony Mangarelli
Jeremy Marshall
Angela Martin
Kerri Martin
Quincy Martin
Tina Martin
Linda Mason
Resha Mason
Douglas Massey
Michael Matheny
Lynn Mauney
Mike McCall
John McCartney
Kevin McClain
Jaime McClure
Melissa McConnell
Phillip McCoy
Barrett McFaddin
Ginger McJunkin
Cindy McLeroy
Mary Beth McManus
Brad Megahee
Heather Melton
Ernest Middleton
Jason Miller
Laurie Miller
Stacie Miller
William Mills
Chris Mitchell
Malvina Moffett
Chad Moore
Sean Moore
Sara Moores
Misty Mulkey
Octavius Mulligan
Kim Murray
Michael Murray
Anthony Nguyen
Charlene Nicely
Pamela Nicely
Paula Nicely
Christopher Nichols
Crystal Nichols
Joy Nichols
Julie Nichols
Cecilia Nickolich
Mary Nix
Sandy Nix
Kelly Norris
Erica Nunnally

Dana Ostrander
Edwin Ott
Lee Ottman
Angela Palmer
Deborah Parker
Suzanne Partridge
Valerie Pate
Gregory Peeples
Holly Peeples
Jennifer Perry
Eric Pfiel
John Phelps
Traci Phillips
Jeffrey Pierce
Michael Pitts
Priscilla Poole
Chris Price
Jason Pritchett
Rebecca Purcell
Francisco Quiles
Curtis Ramey
Kip Ramey
Stephen Rector
Virginia Rector
David Redmond
Brandon Reed
Hilda Reichenbach
Paul Rice
Yvonne Ring
Donald Ripka
Luis Rivas
Sarah Roche
Todd Rock
Robert Rogan
Tommy Rogers
Sharon Roller
Melissa Rose
Shari Roth
Peggy Rowan
Theresa Rowe
Joseph Samples
Melissa Sands
Justin Schapansky
Richard Schoen
Richard Shurke
Sandy Scott
Kyle Segars
Christie Sellers
John Shields
Anthony Shirah
Allison Shirley
Jessica Shirley
Michelle Shirley
Jeevan Shrestha
Eric Simmons
Sharon Simmons
Jessica Simons
Simone Sladeczek
Benjamin Smith
Cathy Si

Elainia Smith
Lynwood Smith
Robert Smith
Shannon Smith
Sandra Sorrells
Sheli Spates
Thomas Speed
Joy Spencer
Alan Spradley
Julie Stancil
Elizabeth Starrett
Joseph Stauffer
James Stephens
Ignatius Sterghos
Kathy Strickland
Cynthia Sullivan
Janice Tatum
Debra Taylor
Dwayne Tedder
Jennifer Thomas
Mary Beth Thomas
Nancy Thomas
Noel Thomas
Tammy Thomas
William Thomas
Jennifer Thompson
Kevan Thompson
Anne Thomson
Michelle Tolbert
Allison Trotter
Pamela Trotter
David Tucker
Linda Vandergriff
Sherenna Vandiver
Tina Vandiver
Jessica Velez
Jeff Venza
Darlene Vickers
Ginger Vickery
Corinne Vincze
Christopher Wade
Leigh Anne Wade
Gina Ward
Teresa Ward
Terry Ward
John Ward
Joanne Warwick
Billy Washington
Chad Watkms
Wanda Watkms
Allison Watts
Steven Webb
Susan Welborn
Chip Weldon
Maraiah Wenn
Andrea West
Detxa Westberg
Diane Wheeler

KenWhitfield
Tammy Whitmire
Ponda Whrtworth
Stewart Wickliffe
Scott Wierson
Timothy Wilbanks
Leta Wiley
Lydia Wilkinson
Lewis Williams
Sherry Williams
Vickie Williams
Angela Williamson
Deanna Wilson
Leslie Wilson
Robert Wilson
Marc Wilt
Christpher Wood
Howard Wood
LuAnn Wood
Tommy Wood
Wanda Woodall
Crystal Wright
Hank Wright
Jonathan Wright
Daniel Zaborac

67 -Students

Faculty and Staff...

68 Faculty

Helping Us Find The Pieces

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John Elger

President

Joyce Webb

Secretary to
President Elger

Loy Johnson

Administrative Asst.
to President Elger

Thomas Klump

VP for Business
and Finance

Wanda Payne

Personnel Asst.

Leesa Anderson

Accountant

Right: Dean Adams
smiles as he has his
picture taken with
Dom DeLuis, whom he
met on the Scholar's
trip to New Orleans,

70 Administrative Staff

If .,:>>

Jewell Gordon

Bursar

Kristie Dover

Accounting Asst.

Jan Pulliam

I Receptionist

Carlton Adams

VR Dean of
the College

Donnis Henderson

Secretary to
I Dean Adams

Tammy Riddle

Administrative Asst.
to Dean Adams

Left: Pat Austin
checks the Commu-
nications Room
daily to see if the li-
brary has gotten any
mail.

71 Administrative Sta

Carol Parker

Regristrar

Vickie Webb

Executive Asst.
to the Registrar

Anita Strange

Asst. to the
Registrar

C.T. Davis

Library Technical
Services Asst.

Pat Austin

Library Technical
Services Asst.

Penny Graber

Director of
Admissions

Left: Kim Carver looks
over new applications
of prospective stu-
dents, trying to find only
the best for Piedmont
College!

72 Administrative Staff

Nan Payne

Asst. to Director of
Admissions

I Kim Carver

Admissions Advisor

Richard York

Admissions Advisor

Clara Martin

Director of the
PAL Program

Carol Kokesh

Asst. to PAL
Director

Kenneth Owen

Director of
Financial Aid

Right: Laura Brooks and
Nancy Singer look happy
to have another long
workday over with.

73 A :

Right: President
Elger feels right at
home in his beauti-
fully decorated of-
fice located in the
heart of Daniel Hall.

Nellie Snyder

Asst. Director of
Financial Aid

Mark Tanner

College Chaplain

Todd Brooks

Athletic Director

Rob Powell

Intramural Director;
Co-R.D. of Purcell Hall

Steven Holtz

Dean of Students

Tom Miles

Director of Career
Center

74 Administrative Staff

Left: Scott Perry, Fall
Semester Director of
G-B, could often be
foundlounging in
the lobby of the
dorm chatting with
the residents.

Debbie Bell

Asst. to Career
Center Director

Patti Dixon

Director of
Campus Life

Eric Williams

/ Co-R.D. of Purcell Hall;
Asst. Basketball Coach

^H

Kathy Elrod

Campus Nurse

Scott Rawles

Director Of
Development

Kathy Wies

Director of Devel-
opment Services

75 Administrative Statf

Anne McGinn

Director of Media
and Public Relations

Sherril Huntington

Media and Public
Relations Asst.

Craig Tankersley

Director of Alumni
and Family Relations

Right: Rob Powell
and Craig Tank-
ersley relax down by
the soccer fields af-
ter work.

Nancy Singer

Director of Annual Fund
and Special Events

Ginger Walker

Director of Church
Relations

Jerry Bullard

Director of Building
and Grounds

76 Administrative Staff

Harold Rogers

Maintenance Asst.

Michael Mooney

Maintenance Asst.

Vincent Eterno

Maintenance Asst.

Left: Dr. Whited gives
Brandon Halloway
some advice on his
reading assignment
for English.

1

Dean Middleton

Food Service

Margie Fish

Food Service

I Brenda DeVerger

' Food Service

}

77 Admmisf* ii

Cheryl Goldsleger

Professor of Art-
Division Chair

Bob Cummings

Professor of Art

Clarence Duncan

Professor of
Accounting

Ronny Richardson

Professor of Business
Administration

Norm Bryan

Professor of Business
Administration

Carlos Camp

Professor of Biology

Right: "Buzz" Singer
fiddles with those
darn computers
while he attempts
to make out an
exam.

78 Faculty

Robert Wainberg

Professor of Biology

Luther Elrod

Professor of Chemistry;
Division Chair

Robert Loffredo

Professor of Chemistry
& Physical Science

Vijaya Kandala

Professor of Physics
& Mathematics

Ed Carmack

Professor of CIS;
Division Chair

Mark Gardener

Professor of Economics

Left: Reza Ahangar
helps out a PAL student
in the free time he has
before their class.

79 Foculty

Right: Steve Har-
wood is not only a
Physical Education
professor; he also
serves Piedmont by
coaching the base-
ball team.

Jane McFerrin

Professor of Education
Division Chair

Sherry Weeks

Professor of Education

Cherrie Kassem

Professor of Education

Lynne Schwab

Professor of Education

Imogene Johnson

Professor of Education

Clare Connell

Professor of Education

80 Faculty

Left: Dr. Curtis
Bradford hurries to
teach his French
class, all smiles as

usual.

Ellen Briggs

Professor of
Physical Education;
Division Chair

Steve Harwood

Professor of
Physical Education

William Smith

Professor of English;
Division Chair

Lisa Lumpkin

Professor of English

Windy Charles

Professor of English

David Greene

Professor of English

Stephen Whited

Professor of English

Joe Palmer

Professor of Spanish;
Division Chair

Curtis Bradford

Professor of French

Right: Dr. James
Mellichamp talks
with a student
about an upcom-
ing project for class.

Oralia Preble-Niemi

Professor of Spanish

Ralph Singer

Professor of History;
Division Chair

Garen Simmons

Professor of History

82 Faculty

Reza Ahangar

Professor of
Mathematics;
Division Chair

James Mellichamp

Professor of Music;
Division Chair

Wallace Hinson

Professor of Music

Left: Dr. Lisa Lumpkin
was involved in
many campus orga-
nizations, including
the Literary Society
and the Habersham
Review.

Emerson Brooking

Professor of Psychology;
Division Chair

Cynthia Vance

Professor of Psychology

Lynwood Walker

Professor of Religion;
Piedmont Studies

83 Faculty

Terry Bascom

Professor of Religion

Ken Melichar

Professor of Sociology;
Division Chair

Max White

Professor of Sociology

Dick Stafford

Professor of Speech
and Theater Arts;
Division Chair

Faculty and Staff Not Pictured: Laura Brooks I
Coordinator of Facilities Usage; Arnold Burton-
Maintenance Asst.; John Burns - Golf Course Of-
fice Asst.; Carol Dye - Library Asst.; Greg Graber -
Women's Soccer Coach; Cheryl Litton-Com-
munications Clerk; Dick Martin - Campus Security
Director; Patty Martin -Asst. Dean of Students and:
Academic Support; Sandy Middleton - Food Ser-
vice; Cathy Miller - Secretary to Institutional Ad-
vancement; Elaine Mize - Asst. Women's Basket-
ball Coach; Valerie Mock- Professor of Business
Administration; Mario Mulligan - Spring Semester
R.D. of Getman-Babcock Hall; Julie Palmour -
Professor of Education and Director of Child De-
velopment Center; Kelly Pardue - Women's Ten-
nis Coach; Scott Perry - Fall Semester R.D. of
Getman-Babcock Hall; Albert Pleysier - Professor
of History; Beth Ralph - Professor of Physical Edu-
cation and Women's Basketball and Softball
Coach; Betty Rogers - Professor of Mathematics;
Jim Rowan - Professor of Computer Information
Systems; Gene Ruffin - Acting Director of Library;
Maxie Skinner - Manager of Golf Course and Golf
Team Coach; Jason Smith - Men's Soccer Coach;
and David Wolpert - Manager of Campus Com-
puter Systems.

84 Faculty

iytMlMORIttM: J09i9iCAM ( P

Head Librarian

Piedmont College

1988- 1993

John Camp was well loved by many of the faculty
and students at Piedmont College. He was a kind,
quiet man who was always willing to help others. He
was well known for his many intelligent debates
with other faculty members in which he would play
devil's advocate. He was always an excellent ad-
ministrator and helped to create a comfortable
working environment for those around him. John
Camp loved nature and animals as much as he
loved his family and friends. This deep feeling char-
acteristic Mr. Camp possessed may help explain
why, after losing two wives in less than five years, he
felt he had to leave this world and once again
become a part of the nature he so adored. John
Camp will be greatly missed by his family, friends,
and those who knew him for the short five years he
was with us at Piedmont College.

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LtigHmsHM JULIE MMM

#5

I shall pass this way

but once;

Any good, therefore, that

I can do or

Any kindness that I can

show to any human

being,

Let me do it now.

Let me not defer nor

neglect it,

For I shall not pass this

way again.

#22

Once we were blessed - with two little girls
With an objective - to conquer the world.
They became friends - the instant they met
So at a very young age - their journey was set.
They wheeled and dealed - as they traveled their way
And never failed to love and help others - everyday.
They became known for their skills in basketball
For their personalities and for standing tall.
They had morals and loved - all their peers
And when we needed them - they were always near.
They laughed and played - and had so much fun
And then - within an instant - their mission was done.
They lived a lifetime - in only eighteen years
They went to Heaven and we shed the tears.
Only God knows - how great - was our love
For those two girls - who now live above.
They did everything - not as two - but as one
And are now with God - by faith in His son.

Barbara Grant
1994

Janet Leigh Bush

July 3, 1 975 - October 1 0, 1 993

Julie Ann Harris

June 4. 1975 -October 9. 1993

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LION'S ROAR STAFF

Front L to R: Ben Smith, Tracey Cash
(Spring Editor), Mark Payne (Fall Editor),
Clayton Woodfin; Back L to R: Ray Kelly,

- -

Chris Boss, Peter Stoneburner, Elizabeth
Veal, Lori Maddox, Meredith Byrne, and
Ken Melichar (Advisor).

ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB

Front L to R: Beth Smith, Susan Kyle (Secre-
tary), and Sandy Landrum ( President);
Back L to R: Dr. Max White ( Advisor) and
Melissa Lowe (Treasurer). Not Pictured:
Krystal Baskin and Misty Taylor.

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COMMERCE CLUB

Left to Right: Tammy Martin, Paige Sand-
ers, Murphy Kitchens, Dr. Norm Bryan
(Advisor), and Sharon Lovell.

STUDENTS IN FREE ENTERPRISE

Front L to R: Tammy Martin, Trinh Nguyen,
Joe Piper, and Lissette Roman-Mercado;
Back Lto R: Paige Sanders, Sharon Lovell,
Dr. Mark Gardener (Advisor), Murphy Kitch-
ens, and Dr. Bryan (Co-Advisor).

ALPHA PSI OMEGA

Front L to R: Carolyn Cimarossa, Eva
McDowell Elizabeth Veal Travis Smith,
and Heather Betts; Second L to R: Chris
Holden and Tony Smith; Back L to R:
Clayton Woodf in, Dr. Dick Stafford (Ad vi-J
sor), Steven Johnson, and Brandon Reed.

CHAMBER SINGERS

Front to Back: Ida Beckstine, Anne Ferger, j
Bucky Strickland, Elizabeth Kelly, Eric Pfiel,
Andrea Cason, David Chase, Gretchen
Grant, Ray Kelly, Kristy Singleton, Peter
Stoneburner, Cheryl Mallard, Jason
Stephens, Sandy Landrum, Robert Smith,
Heather Betts, and Matt Lawson. Not Pic-
tured: Dr. Wallace Hinson (Director),
Rhonda Amato, Sandy Bailey, and Lynette
Finch.

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

Front L to R: Meredith Byrne, Jaxie Julian,
Atha Dalton, Penny Barnard, and Laura
Smith (Secretary); Second L to R: Margie
Raymond (Co-Treasurer), Betty Fountain,
Elaine Bingham, Lawanda Mabry, and
Joyce Foster; Third L to R: John Savage,
Shari Roth, Judith Cole, ThomasCummings
(Vice President), and Sheila Wood (Co-
Treasurer); Back L to R: Nathan Khoury, Dr.
Emerson Brooking (Co-Advisor), Janis Curry
(President), Dr. Cynthia Vance (Co-Advi-
sor), and Kim Crunkleton. Not Pictured:
Elizabeth Arial, Monique Bloodser, Paul
Brittain, Lynda Brock, Sandi Densmore, Joe
Drinkwater, Cindy Holcomb, Donna
Hubble, Steven Johnson, Ginger McJunkin,
Angela Martin, Andrea Simpson, Ben Smith,
Joy Spencer, Brenda Stotts, Beth Van Epp,
Darlene Vickers, and Billy Washington.

eft: The PAL Club held its First Annual
D icnic at the softball fields this year.

SCHOLARS

Front L to R: Ken Melichar (Advisor), Tammy Martin, Jennifer Jones, Ida Beckstine, Tanya
Senter, Trinh Nguyen, Marcy Cincotta, Sandy Bailey, and Bobbi Jo Stringer; Back L to R:
Tracey Cash, Joe Piper, Tara Ivey, Clayton Woodfin, Elizabeth Veal, Tony Smith, and
Chris Taylor. Not Pictured: Amanda Benefield, Nancy Booth, Lisa Brown, Katy Clough,
Sherry Deweese, Wyatt Herndon, Jeremy Marshall, Mark Payne, Traci Phillips, Lee Smee,
and Bucky Strickland.

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Front L to R: Sherry Deweese (Treasurer), Kara Keel (President), Bucky Strickland (Vice
President), and Ida Beckstine (Secretary); Second L to R: Allison Ashurst, Sabrina Allen,
Tracey Cash,Wendy Dukes, and Amanda Benefield; Back L to R: Steve Holtz (Advisor),
Joe Piper, Stacie Miller, Elizabeth Veal, Tara Ivey, and Ray Kelly. Not Pictured: Lee Smee.

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WORLD CULTURES CLUB

Front L to R: Alan Schoen, John Hundy, and Dr. Oralia Preble-Niemi (Advisor); Back L to
R: Martha (Morris, Carolyn Botchway, Leslie Hendrick, and Ponda Whitworth.

PAL CLUB - BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Front L to R: Carol Kokesh, Janice Ward, and Clara Martin; Back L to R: Tim Bryant. Becky
Jones, Kathy Tart, and Rick Genovese.

95 -Clubs

LITERARY SOCIETY

L to R: Dr. Lisa Lumpkin, Jennifer Milstead, Andrea Cason, Liz Kelly, Lisa Brown, Dr. Bill
Smith, Derek Keller, and Dr. David Greene.

ALPHA CHI

L to R: Kara Keel, Judith Cole, Dr. Ralph Singer, and Ida Beckstine. Not Pictured: Janis
Curry, Ronald Davis, Tony Fulbright, Jason Gray, Donna Hubble, Cindy Jarrard, Rebecca
Jones, Jaxie Julian, Jerry King, Susan Kyle, Melissa Lowe, Traci Phillips, Kyle Segars, Tanya
Senter, Kathy Tart, Janice Ward, Vickie Webb, Kathy Wies, Nancy Wise, and LuAnn
Wood.
Clubs

STUDENT GEORGIA ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS

Front Lto R: Clare Connell, Sabrina Allen, Kim Gibson, Teresa Ledford, and Dr. Ellen Briggs;
Back L to R: Dr. Imogene Johnson, Lawanda Mabry, Maria Hinchliffe, Martha Norris, and
Dr. Lynne Schwab. Not Pictured: Kathy Cash, Traci Phillips, and Tanya Senter.

HISTORY SOCIETY

L to R: Jerry King, Frank Measel, and Dr. Ralph Singer (Advisor).

YONAHIAN STAFF

Front L to R: Amanda Benefield (Editor) and Lisa Brown (Asst. Editor); Back L to R: Dr. Joe
Palmer (Advisor) and John Covington. Not Pictured: Tim Bryant and Richard Hopkins.

AFTER-HOURS CAFE CLUB

Front L to R: Meredith Byrne, Eva McDowell Wyatt Herndon, Chris Boss, and Peter
Stoneburner; Back L to R: Travis Smith, Scott Perry (Advisor), Marcy Cincotta, and Misty
Taylor.
Clubs

PSI CHI

Front L to R: Judith Cole, Jaxie Julian (Secretary), Jennifer Jones, and Atha Dalton
(Treasurer); Back L to R: Janis Curry (President), Dr. Emerson Brooking (Co-Advisor), and
Dr. Cynthia Vance (Co-Advisor). Not Pictured: Andrea Simpson (Vice President).

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

L to R: David Chase, Jennifer Hall, David Haney, Matt Lawson, Desirae Hudson, and
Bucky Strickland.

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101 Sports

LA??y LI09tS BASKETBALL

Members of the 1993-94 Lady Lions: (Front L to R) Manager Dee Floyd, Brandi
Bennett, Jennifer Rabun, Chasity Ledford; (Second L to R) Cat de Lyra, Natasha
Veal, Brandy Clark, Asst. Coach Angie Chambers; (Third L to R) Monica Harbin,
Tammy Miles, Mandy Lents, Leigh Bush; (Fourth L to R) Beth Taylor, Julie Harris,
Dione Eady; and (Last L to R) Asst. Coach Elaine Mize, Coach Beth Ralph, and
Asst, Coach Laura Brooks.

This season was not the one the
Lady Lions had hoped for, but it
was certainly one to be proud of.
The start of practice season
seemed to predict one of
Piedmont's most outstanding
women's teams ever. With the ad-
dition of several freshmen to re-
plenish last year's senior women,
these ladies were looking good on
the courts! In early October, how-
ever, a tragic accident claimed
the young lives of two of these
freshmen players (see pages 86-
87), bringing the team spirit to a
screeching halt. The players did
manage to collect themselves,
however, and move on the best
way they knew how - having fun
playing their game. This season was
a tough one indeed, but one that'
proved to these young Lady Lions
Thatthey do have the most essen-
tial ingredient of a great team -
love and support for one another.
Piedmont College looks forward to
another display of strength and
endurance from these women next
season!

Above: Tammy Miles makes a great Above Right: Jennifer Rabun moves
shot to put the Home Team on top the ball down the court.
once more.

102 'Women's Basketball

Above: Mandy Lentsand Coach Ralph
watch the game while Mandy takes a
rest from the court.

Above: Beth Taylor lays one up for yet
another two points in this game against
Brewton Parker.

Below: Jennifer Rabun shoots t

of her two foul shots that she was

awarded by the referee.

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Baticetbal

MEN'S BASKET

The 1 993-94 Men's Basketball team :
(Front L to R) Octavius Mulligan, Chris
Taylor, Keith Tucker, Steven Brooks, Ryan
Patterson;(Back L to R) Asst. Coach
Rob Powell, Asst. Coach Eric Williams,
Joey Royston, Lance Herndon, Paul
Rice, Chris Kanady,Coach Todd
Brooks, and manager Michael
Mathany.
Top Left: Ryan Patterson goes up for
the dunk in the game against North
Georgia College.

Left: Octavius Mulligan passes the ball
down the court .

104 Men's Basketball

BALL 1993-94

Top Left: This free throw swished the
I net right as the buzzer rang for half-
time, and the Lion's were leading!

Top Right: Steven Brooks puts up a
three-pointer.

Left: Another Kodak moment! Chris
Taylor hurls the ball into the basket to
put his team ahead of the game.

1 05 Men's Basketball

LADY LIONS FAST PITCH SOFTBALL

'

Above: Brette Webb and Above: 1993-94 Members of Piedmont's fast pitch softball
RrnnHv r \nrlt hn\/ P <;nm^ fi m team are: (Front L to R) Kelly Childs, Debbie Lawson, Jenni-
tsranay uarK nave some run f& Rabua Brandi Bennett, and Chasity Ledford ; (Second)
and loosen up their arms Brette We pb, Stacie Miller, Rebecca Andberg, and Beth
before the game. Smith; (Third) Coach Beth Ralph, Cat de Lyra, Dana Everett,

Sandi Howe, and Brandy Clark, Not Pictured: Mari Moss

and Asst. Coach George Lawson.

Above: Chasity Ledford
makes a superb catch in
right field.

Right: The infield breaks from
the mound after giving their
pitcher a pep talk.

106 Softball

Piedmont's Favorite Pastl

This season's baseball team was
one of the best Piedmont Col-
lege has ever seen. The Lions
started off the season with a
record of 8 - 8 in their confer-
ence, NAIA. They became in-
consistent, dropping games to
end up 1 1 - 1 7 in the conference,
but that was good enough to
place them in the NAIA playoffs,
making them the first Lion's base-
ball team ever to play games in
the post-season for Piedmont.
Congratulations to the 1993-94
baseball team for a season well
played!

Top: Shawn Baro knocks one
past the defense in outfield
for an RBI double.

Above: Bud Henderson
keeps his eye on the ball
and waits for his pitch.

Above: Tracy Helms turns a
double play to get out of
the inning.

108 Baseball

me: LION'S BASEBALL!

he 1993-94 Lions' Baseball team: (Front L to R) Bud Henderson, Chad Blackmon. Jason
tatcheft, Mark Ballman, Brad Rowland, Chip Hoover, David Redmond,and Asst. Coach
Vayne Hicks; (Second L to R) Coach Steve Harwood, J. D. McGuirt, Scott Domonkos, Chris
Mtman, C.T. HussioaHeath Thomas, Ben Bray, Jake Harper, Shannon Smith, Adam Ferger,
jnd Asst. Coach Norm Bryan,(Third L to R) Bob Whitworth, Arnie Smith, Neil Gosdin,
Jrandon Hallaway, Tracy Helms, Ken Motter, and Shawn Baro.

Above: Anoth<
ger waits on de
tices his swing.

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\bove: Neil Gosdin readjusts
lis mask after throwing out
a would-be base stealer.

Above: Jake Harper strikes out another baft,
one for the Lions.

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WOMEN'S TENNIS

In only their second year here at Piedmont College,
these young women have represented their college well
in their matches. They competed against some of the
Southeast's most competitive teams, some of them in the
same conference, NAIA. With an overall record of 5-15
this year, this team improved significantly over their first
year of play at Piedmont College. Coach Kelly Pardue is
optimistic that next year 's numbers will only be higher
with all but one player expected to return.

Above: Laura Gonzalez, a freshman
from fhe Bahamas, prepares to return
a volley.

Above: Some of the players relax and catch up with each other during a break
between sets.

Above: Bo Phongsavanh is flying high
as she wins her set against her oppo-
nent from Toccoa Falls College.

1 10 Women's Tennis

lembers of the women's tennis team are: (front L to R)Bo Phongsavanh.
hantalah Tenakoua Melanie Grant and Laura Gonzales. (Back L to R) Coach
elly Pardue, Rahel Afiley, Tammy Miles, Sherry Deweese, and Renee Ledbetter.

Above: Chantalah Tenakoun practices
^ her forehand.

Below: Sherry Deweese smashes the
ball back toward her opponent

tbove: The players talk with Coach Pardue about the match they just played.

11 1 Women's Tennis

MEN'S TENN

Members of the 1993-9*
men's tennis teamare:(Fron
L to R)Corey Elinburg,Bren
Beall, Scott Moore, ani
Coach Ellen Briggs. (Back
toR)MarkoJefticand Shan*
Wood. Not Pictured: Marl
Davis.

BottomLeft: Shane Woo<
drives a forehand past hi
opponent.

Bottom Right: Mark Davi
sends a forehand bac
across the net.

Opposite Right: Coacl
Briggs gives some betweer
sets advice to her players.

Opposite Bottom Left: Sco;
Moore hits a cross-courtfore
hand.

Opposite Bottom Right: Brer
Beall executes a winnini
volley.

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1 12 Men's Tennis

5 1993-1994

The 1 993-94 men's tennis team had a pretty
good season this time around. Included in
one of the toughest districts in the state,
the GIAC, they were 8-6 overall and 7-2 in
the district. Coach Ellen Briggs considers
herself very fortunate to have coached
such a great group of young men, her
"sons", she calls them! She was very proud
of her men's team and when asked what
made them so successful, she said "Talent
and LOTS of practice!". Well, it paid off for
this Lion's team and only the best is ex-
pected from them in the future.

Women's Soccer: 13 -

Fall of 1993 was the first year Piedmont College
supported a women's soccer team. In their inaugu-
ral season, the Lady Lions were virtually unstop-
pable. They had an awesome record of 13 wins, 4
losses, and 1 undecided game. These women,
headed by Coach Greg Graber. can only improve
with experience. Piedmont thanks the Lady Lions
soccer team for an exciting season and wishes
them the best in the seasons yet to come!

13

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Front L to R: Melonie Page, Jessica Velez, Brette Webb, Debbie

Lawson, Julie Costello, and Molly Howell.

Back L to R: Head Coach Greg Graber, Susan Franklin, Ginny

Rector, Jessica Riggs, Rebecca Andberg, Beth Taylor, Brandy

Clark, Rahel Afiley, Meredith Byrne, Susan

Fackler, and Assistant Coach Joe Drinkwater.

Not Pictured: Trainer Todd Rock and Manager Chris Deneke.

Above Top: Jessica Riggs, sweeper
kicks the ball for a goal kick.
Above Bottom: Brette Webb make
a save against NAIA's #1 team
Berry College.

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Top Left: Meredith Byrne moves the
ball down the field
Top Right: Molly Howell steals the
ball from her opponent
Left: Julie Costello and Brandy Clark
defend against University of Mo-
bile.

Above: Rebecca Andberg runs
down the field to defend

i Socca 113

MEN'S SOCCER: 5-14-1

Left: The 1 993-94 Men's Soccer team
~ members: (Front L to R) Troy Morrow, I
Steve Rector, Matt Hutchings, Jayl
Gaston, Jimmy Stephens, Leon Leath- 1
ers, Rick Wallace, John Raney, and
Joey Wehrle; (Back L to R) Doug
Johnson, Tommy Redmond, Joey Wid-
ener, Robert Allen, Richard Shurke,
Nate Khoury, Erik Burke, and Coach |
Jason Smith.

Left: Rick Wallace powers the ball into Above: Joey Wehrle sends the ball
the opponent's end of the field. downfield.

117* Men's Soccer

THE 1994 GOLF TEAM MEMBERS: (FRONT L TO R) ASST. COACH JOHN BURNS, JIM BASTON , SEAN MOORE, KEITH
PERKINS, AND MICHAEL MATHENY; (BACK L TO R) ALAN JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSON, AND CLAY GIBBS. NOT
PICTURED: COACH MAXIE SKINNER.

118 Golf

1994

Top Right: Jim Boston drives
one down the fairway.

Left: Alan Johnson lines up a
putt hoping for a birdie

119 Golf

CHEERLEADING 1993-94

Top: Mascot Kendall Vance was always there to provide
support and encouragement to the cheerleaders.

Above: These young ladies practiced every night during
basketball season to make sure they put on their best
performance.

The 1993-94 Piedmont College cheerleaders are: Front
Row: Margaret Reynolds and Amy Dye; Second Row:
Anne Ferger, Lion Mascot Kendall Vance, and Mandi:
Payne; and Third Row: Eva McDowell and Sheila Wood.

Left: Margaret, Amy, Cheri,
and Anne gather around !
their injured teammate,
Sheila, to show their support. 1

120 Cheerleading

This school year marked the return of cheerleading to
the Piedmont basketball games. Sponsored by our very
own Carol Dye, Head Librarian, the 1993-94 team was
very successful. About a dozen girls originally went out
for the team, but due to school and work conflicts, only
six of them stuck with it for the whole year. Since the gym
was used for basketball practice, the team practiced
every night in the Dining Hall. They cheered at most
home games and some of the away games. Scholar-
ships will be offered next year to encourage participa-
tion among more students. Good luck to them in the
coming years!!

Above: Sheila, Eva, and
Anne rest briefly before their
next cheer.

Top Right: Robo-Cheerlead-
ers, Mandi and Sheila, take
their positions for the next

stunt

Above. The Lion Mascot of-
ten served as a source of
entertainment (and some-
times fear ) for the children
who attended the games

Anne practice one
stunts for the game that day

Left Sheila and Eva as they
perform cheers dur h |

CROSS COUNTRY

Cross Country: ( L to R ) Brian Gramling, Brent Beall, Maria Hinchliffe, Lee Smee,
Nancy Booth, and Coach Ellen Briggs.

Above: Nancy Booth runs at a meet at
Berry College one early Saturday morn-
ing.

Left: Lee Smee keeps on going and
going and going. . .

122 Crosscountry

Piedmont College's Cross
Country team attended
several meets throughout
the Fall season. Running
Cross Country means run-
ning across any and every
type of terrain in any and all
types of weather. Piedmont
College has never hosted a
meet due to the lack of
safe areas to compete, but
this year's team traveled all
over the state competing
in meets hosted by other
Georgia colleges.

Below: Maria, Lee, Brent, and Nancy, Above: Over the river and through the Below: Maria Hinchliffe paces herselt
seen here with Coach Briggs, wait woods - that's what running Cross tor the long journey ahead ot her.
patiently tor their meet to begin. Country is all about.

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126 Sports Banquet

"he 1 994 Sports Banquet was held in Nielsen Dining Hall on campus on April 25,
1 994. Following dinner, Piedmont athletes were honored tor their achieve-
ments through the year in all sports, including baseball, softball, basketball,
toccer, tennis, golf, cross country, and cheerleading. Each athlete was given
d certificate of recognition and some were presented with awards for out-
standing achievements and some received athletic scholarships. Perhaps the
most touching and meaningful one of these scholarships, the Leigh Bush/Julie
Harris Memorial Scholarship was awarded to freshman basketball player,
3hasity Ledford. The Yonahian congratulates each and every one of Piedmonts
athletes!

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SPRING FORMAL

Top Left: Good friends sharing good Top Right: Tammy Miles cuts loose on
times at the 1 994 Formal. the dance floor.

Below: Susan Fackler and Rahel Afil<
APove: Lee Smee obviously had a Bottom Left: Sabrina Allen compliments re | ax anc j have a good time "Und
great time that night! Dr. Bradford on his attire. the s e a"'

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Moove: Cat de Lyra, Neil Gosdin Stacie Miller, Shawn Baro,
Heath Thomas, and Brandi Bennett as they arrive for the Formal.

[op Right: Meredith Byrne and Chris Bell release some energy on
he dance floor.

Patti Dixon, coordinator of all of the Piedmont activities
including Spring Formal, makes sure the DJ is hip enough for this
college crowd.

Below: It must be a special occasion when Kendall Vance puts
on a dress!!!

Bottom Right: Richard Hopkins and Misty Taylor enjoyed the slow
dances at the Formal.

HONOR'S DAY 1 994

Above: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and
Universities? Sabrina Allen, Ida Beckstine, Lisa Brown, Kathy Cash,
Jan Curry, Lynette Finch, Betty Fountain, Tracy Helms, Kara Keel,
Teresa Ledford, Jennifer Milstead, Nan Payne, Jill Peeples, and
Jaxie Julian. Not Pictured: Tony Fulbright, Jennifer Jones, Tammy
Thomas, Darren Volk, Kathy Wies, and Clayton Woodfin.

Above: Cheryl Goldsleger Below: Dr. Jane McFerrin is .|

presents certificates to three overcome with emotion as.

Art students with outstand- she receives the Vulcan

ing talent: Sandy Landrum, TeachingExcellencel

BonnieYoung, and Simone Award, which is voted on by

Sladeczek. the students.

Above: !994 Alpha Chi members are Jan Curry, Ronald
Davis, Jason Gray, Donna Hubble, Cindy Jarrard, Rebecca
Jones, Jaxie Julian, Susan Kyle, Melissa Lowe, Tanya Senter,
Kathy Tart, Janice Ward, Vickie Webb, Kathy Wies, Nancy
Wise, and LuAnn Wood. Not Pictured: Tony Fulbright, Jerry
King, and Kyle Segars.

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Above: The 1993-94 Chamber Singers were recognized for their talent ana dedication.
Members include Sandy Bailey, Ida Beckstine, David Chase, Anne Ferger, Lynette Finch,
Sandy Landrum, Gretchen Grant, Liz Kelly, Ray Kelly, Dr. Wallace Hinson, Bucky Strickland,
Robert Smith, Kristy Singleton, Eric Pfiel, Cheri Mallard, ana Matt Lawson. Not Pictured:
Rhonda Amato, Heather Betts, Andrea Cason, and Jason Stephens.

Above: Tara Ivey and Kristy
Singleton were honored for
their achievements in
French.

Above: Chris Holden, Steven Johnson, Jill Peeples. and Above: Lynette Finch receives her certificate fore
Elizabeth Veal were honored by Dr. Stafford for their dra- ing Senior Chamber Singer from Dean Adams,
mafic talent.

131 Honor's Day

CLASS O J 1994

The 1 994 graduation ceremonies
at Piedmont College were full of
excitement and sentiment as the
graduates ended years of prepa-
ration. Families and friends gath-
ered to witness this special com-
mencement and to provide sup-
port for their graduates. Pied-
mont College was honored to
have as its commencement
speaker Georgia Senator Paul
Coverdell, who also earned an

132 Graduation

GRADUATION DAY

honorary degree from Piedmont.
As the ceremonies ended,
graduates could scarcely be-
lieve it was really over. After seem-
ingly endless term papers and
final exams, they headed out
into the "real world" as Piedmont
Alumni. They carry with them,
though, the friendships, the ac-
quired knowledge, and the sur-
vival skills gained at Piedmont
College to help them begin this
new phase in their lives.

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FRENDSFRIENDSFRENDSFRlri

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SIDSFRIENDSFRIENDSFRIENDS

135 Friends

DEDICATION

This 1 993-94 yearbook is gratefully dedicated to Mrs. Patty Martin, Assistant Dean of Students.
"Dedication" is definitely the word to describe Patty. In the two short years she has been with
us at Piedmont, she has been unwaveringly dedicated to every student's interests. She has
been to bat for countless students who may have had problems with fellow faculty and
administrators, even at the risk of losing her job. In her first year, she advised the Student
Government Association as Acting Dean of Students, and in this, her second year, she
advised many of them not as her duty, but on a personal level. If you have ever been in the
Tutoring Lab (which she was in charge of ) outside her office, you have seen the dozens of
students pouring in and out in just an hour's time. Some students have problems they need
advice on, be they personal or academic. Patty was the chair of the Transitional Committee,
which worked on new ways to help attract and keep those students who normally would not
consider college as an option based on their previous academic performance. Out of this
committee grew an entire program, the Program for Academic Success (PAS), dedicated
to the same concern. Perhaps the most striking characteristic Patty has displayed, though,
is her genuine concern for and desire to help students through personal crises. This became
evident towards the end of the Spring semester when Patty launched the effort to raise
ultimately more than one thousand dollars for a PAL student who was suddenly hospitalized
and ran low on funds to pay his enormous medical bills. For all of these reasons and more,
the Yonahian staff and a general concensus of the student body feel that Patty Martin
deserves our dedication in return!

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Patty Martin

Far Left: Patty (center) has a good time at
graduation with her friends and co-workers. Dr.
Bradford, Greg Graber, Kim Carver, and Penny
Graber.

Top Left: Patty gives a big welcome back hug
to a former Piedmont student who visited dur-
ing Homecoming weekend.

Top Right: Patty liked to observe the students
interacting with the faculty, staff, and other
students between class times.

Near Left: Patty poses for a picture as she waits
to discuss important student matters with Pn
dent Elger.

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LOOKING BACK... j

Another year is gone. Happily for some,
regretfully for others. One thing is certain,
though: Piedmont College is a part of all of
our lives now and we will never forget it.
Here are a few (surprised!) faces to help
bring back the memories you will one day

THE END!

Or is it? For some of us, it seems like
the end, but for most of us it is only
a new beginning. Some students
have graduated, beginning a new
phase of their lives with the help of
Piedmont College; some begin
new jobs while they take the sum-
mer off from classes; and still other
students just can't seem to get
enough of classes and enrolled for
the summer sessions! Whatever your
summer is like, the end of one school
year is only the beginning of an-
other adventure in all of our lives, so
let's relax and enjoy the ride!

REF LD 4651 .P485 Y66 1994 c
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