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Greetings from

President
6). Ray Cfeere

Dear Students:

The 1998 academic year has been
very exciting as we began the first year of
the College's second century. Everyone
associated with Piedmont can take great
pride in what has been accomplished in
the past one hundred years. From the time
the Rev. Charles C. Spence founded the
College in 1 897 to today, each administra-
tion has been dedicated to the improve-
ment not just of the College, but of the
community and Northeast Georgia as a
whole. Through the decades, Piedmont
has maintained its vision of leadership
and service rooted to a common goal of
excellence.

This past year at Piedmont has been
filled with challenges and great opportunities. It has been my honor to serve as president during a time
of tremendous growth in enrollment and during a time that has seen great changes in the campus,
including the construction of Alumni Park and Congregational Circle, the addition of the Marten's
Botanical Center, new construction for a fourth dormitory and major renovations of Wallace Hall. This
year we will see more changes for Daniel Hall as the fourth floor is renovated to house the new R. Hugh
Daniel school of Nursing, and we hope to begin construction in the fall on a new athletic center with
a much-needed gymnasium.

But the year will also be remembered for the loss of one of our most historic buildings, Patten Hall,
to fire. While this was a tragic loss for the College, the new science building that will rise on the site
will be a worthy successor to Patten Hall, which served the College for more than 50 years.

The additions to the campus, new academic programs, and the enrollment growth in Demorest and
in Athens are all proof that the next 100 years are going to be just as memorable and rewarding as the
first. I hope that those of you graduating this year will come back often to watch your alma mater grow.
We here at Piedmont will certainly be watching your careers with great interest and pride.

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W. Ray Cleere
President

Burying the
Centennia/ Time Cap&a/e

Food,

Fun
& Folly!

Ham it up! A lot of money
was donated to see Su-
san Sealy kiss the pig!

K"^uring Homecoming week
yend, a variety of clubs and
L*^ sponsors come join the fun
at the Homecoming Fair. The fair
begins at 8:00 AM on Saturday morn-
ing at Lake Demorest.

Students, faculty,
alumni and families
enjoy an array of
events including face-
painting, "Kiss the
Pig," club booths, plus
many others.
Afterfrequentingallof
the displays, the much-
anticipated athletic
events begin. People
migrate to the fields to
watch the exciting vol-
leyball and soccer games.

The celebrations lasts all day
with the highlight being the an-
nouncement of the new 1 997 Home-
coming King and Queen.

Balloon animal anyone?
This faculty member
clowns around while
adding magical excite-
ment to this fun-filled day.

Sticky sweet! Jennife
Boydston spirals thf
cotton candy arounc
each stick with excep
tional precision.

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I wonder if he's single?
Amanda Harvey and Matt
Stewart woo the pig before
the "Big Kiss!"

Look out below! This faculty
member takes flight on this
seemingly dangerous con-
traption.

Lion Pride at its Best!
This poodle demon-
strates its owner's love
for Piedmont during the
spirit of Homecoming.
Poor Pooch!

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Freshman L^ourt representatives

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repeat after me... A -
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"Aloha!"

Maybe if I hit him with
a Frisbee, he'll say
"aloha..."

Adrianne, don't talk
with your mouth full!

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Look at those guys over
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Laura Deweese and
Heather Hutchinson
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the ball.

Gavin Hall runs
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steal the soccer ball.

Shannon Dillinger
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Lady Lion teammates
congratulate each other
after an exceptional play
during the game.

Michelle Smith shows
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BSU Cookie Crew!
Save some of those
goodies for us!

So this is what we do
in the Literary Club.

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Dave Limbach flying high
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Adam Banks

Keith Banks

Ann Beach

Will Beerman

Sara Billings

Stephen Black

Kim Blankenship

Jamie Blecklex

Natalie Allen

R. Barron

Joseph Beverly

Elizabeth Blake

Dana Boatwright

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Mark Burch

Tammy Carpenter

Leonard Cheiaua

Matthew Burch

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Paul Butler

John Carter

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Matthew Hartwick

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John Haxs

Jonathan Henderson

Denise Holland

Lisa Hopkins

Rhesa Houston

Seth Howard

Lisa Hunt

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Kristen Hart

Heath Hawkins

James Hollowax

Matthew Hudlow

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Sarah Jones

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Brenda Merritt

Jeremy Miller-

Stephen McClain

Christina Mills

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David Nardone

Matthew Neal

Melissa Nichols

Shawnda Ogletree

Christy Owenby

Lucas Potts

Jacquelyn Noller

Ashley Northcutt

Malissa Ordonez

Anna Ortiz

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Jennifer Palmer

William Pearce

Kristine Odomirok

Luis Ortiz

Kristen Pearson

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Dionne Rosser

Kristin Ryan

Jennifer Schmidt

Lynslei Schroder

Richard Scott

L. Sparks

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Jonathan Stephens

Anthony Roessler

Marcelo Saldivia

Adam Scurr

James Stewart

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Matthew Stewart

Melody Strange

Elliot Temple

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Kimberlx Stolihnciini

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Matthew Strickland

Ladwina Sullivan

Sussana Sun

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Betty Thompson

Tommy Thompson

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Mark Traxthall

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Julie Waddell

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Brandon Waters

Tammie Watkins

Lara Whitfield

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Erin Walters

Teresa Weiser

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Bill Brown

Jerry Bullard

Elizabeth Butikofer

Sara Bates

Linda Bridges

Jamie Butikofer

Carlos Camp

Sam Canup

John Carmack

Sean Carrigan

Ray Cleere

James Clement

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Bob Cummings

Walter Daves

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Frank Gannon

Mark Gardner

David Greene

Steve Harwood

L. Hill

Kim Genovese

Judy Haygood

Bruce Johnson

Vijaya Kandala

Charles Karcher

Cherrie Kassem

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Madge Kibler

Gwen Kirchoff

Arlin Larson

Charles Lucado

Lisa Lumpkin

Timothy Lytle

Phyllis McCraw

Kathleen McDuffie

Jane McFerrin

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Hilton Smith

William Smith

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massage from the Yonahian staff

/As you have already noticed, your yearbook is much smaller
f# in size than other books in the past. The original yearbook
staff worked this year to produce a complete and accurate
history of the year at Piedmont. On a spring morning in April,
however, a year's worth of work was lost during the Patten fire.
The Yonahian office was destroyed~all photos, layouts, and
records lay in ruins.

Out of the ashes has risen this brief retrospective of a
difficult time at Piedmont College. We hope that you forgive
oversights and omissions, and rejoice in the fact that through the
dedicated work of friends of the Yonahian, we have this abbre-
viated edition.

The staff bids a fond farewell to Patten Hall, a grand old
building that housed our office for many years, and we look
forward to next year's complete edition.

JMbO

Staff Darek Hys, Melissa Nichols, Kim Stohlmann, Adrianne Christmas, Tanya Walker, and
Kim Vicos. GMth special thanks to bavid Price far photos, bionne Rosser, editor, for design and
production, and Br. Stephanie Dfmagno, faculty advisor.