Piedmont College - Yonahian Yearbook (Demorest, GA)

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JUN|0RS I i owes : Violet GNARD I II H K JANET THOM U LUCILLE B «. ll l M VRY U I N H lis FRITZ O n ERS ,ii.l Purple 01 i iciiks

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29. Verily, I say unto you, this was an illustrious class. 30. Now this selfsame banner again vexed the people. But one of the Senior Tribe, Lamar Smith, saved the ensign. 31. The queen of this noble band happened to be Irene Gard. A very good girl. 32. Now the Seniors are exceedingly mournful. They hear a great voice calling them out into the world. ' „ M. E. S. EPITAPHS FOUND ON THE SENIORS ' TOMBSTONES, 1950 Here lies poor Jesse under cover He hit a high note and couldn ' t get over. Joe is found beneath the sand For teaching he could not stand. Jenna Sue had Bud and Riley ; But she died and left them lively. In spite of Red ' s many tricks He died of his love of the fatal Fricks. Estelle took the marriage vow Eut she got under this sod somehow. Martin knew about flats and sharps, So he went to Heaven to tune up the harps. Here lies Stella in a trance; This ends her last interpretative dance. Mae King, never again will be heard. For she choked while uttering an extremely big word. Lamar Smith, a lad so bold, Once kissed a girl and then went cold. Here lies the President of the Y. W. C. A. She unfurled her wings and flew away. Trying to sing caused Crockett to die. Here ' s hoping he doesn ' t try it on high. Jessie E. Watkins, ' 25. 24

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GUIGNARD WILDER OUR PRESIDENT ' Rough, vigorous pastimes are excellent things for the nation, For they promote manliness. ALYCE O. EDGERTOX OUR LEADER ' She ' s not a flower, she ' s not a pearl But she ' s a noble all around girl. CLIFFORD HARRELL bevo He is witty; he is clever, lie ' s an all around good fellow. ' LUCILLE BAGWELL OUR FRIEXD Sweetness long drawn out. 26