Piedmont College - Yonahian Yearbook (Demorest, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

' i i 1 1 1 1 ' V ' X • ' — c c ?: Wk J 1 1 C=2rt r y S _ V y II will (0) c 0 e± E V V v VI VIII IX X fV TTf - vl C £1 -5) i = f-. ?- EX LIBRIS PUBLISHED by PIEDMONT COLLEGE STUDENT ASSOCIATION -t N(Ut a Ai ' NM a 4 lo t Just Casual Information, please Miss Yonahian Poge Three COMMON S C ' est finis ! ' t J i Old Maids ' Home Page Four Bashful Escape Evening Recreation GIRLS Strangers in Paradise Dedication For thirty-five years of loyal service to the students and administration of Piedmont. . For her never-failing vitality, devotion, and religious consecration to her work For her help, advice, and understanding of our problems We, the YONAHIAN STAFF, dedicate the 1956 YONAHIAN to a sincere friend of every- one at Piedmont College MRS. FANNIE H. SMITH Page Six • aJ ' Er f Qs Faculty Fotos The Spectators Page Eight Casual Look Happy Birthday! DR. JAMES E. WALTER President DR. BENJAMIN D. SCOTT Dean and Chaplain ADMINISTRATION The Yonahian 1956 is your Book of Memory of what should be one of the most memorable years of your life. As you turn its pages in long years to come, they will bring back to you, bright and shining, the scenes and faces that have made your days at Piedmont unforgettable. The covers of this book inclose for you leaves scented with such fragrance as drifted from a rose-jar to cheer Thomas S. Jones, Jr.: As in a rose-jar filled with petals sweet Blown long ago in some old garden place, Mayhap, where you and I, a little space Drank deep of love and knew that love was fleet — Or leaves once gathered from a lost retreat By one who never will again retrace Her silent footsteps -- one whose gentle face Was fairer than the roses at her feet; So deep within the vase of memory I keep my dust of roses fresh and dear As in the days before I knew the smart Of time and death. Nor aught can take from me The haunting fragrance that still lingers here -- As in a rose-jar, so within the heart! May you in days to come often breathe deep from this Yonahian vase of memory and find its fragrance richer with each mellowing year! BENJAMIN D. SCOTT Page Nine Faculty ATKINSON AYCOCK MRS. RUTH F. ATKINSON, Professor of Mathematics - B.A. , Rollins College; M.S. , Oberlin College; Pd. D. , Piedmont Col- lege. MRS. MERLE S. AYCOCK, Assistant Treasurer. O ' NEAL CAVE -Professor of Physical Education - B. S. , Georgia Teachers College; M.A. , Peabody College. CHARLES D. CLEMENT, Professor of Business Administration - B.A. , Piedmont College; M.S. , University of Georgia. MRS. CHARLES ENGELBRACHT, Assistant to the President - B. A. , Ripon College; M. A. , University of Wisconsin. ENGELBRACHT Page Ten FULLER GARRARD ILLIAM D. FULLER, Professor of Psychology, Ph. B. , liversity of Wisconsin; M. A. , University of Maine; D. , University of Washington. RS. AUDREY J. GARRARD, Professor of English - A. , Wesleyan College; M.Ed. , University of Georgia. [SS MARY P. HOFFMAN, Professor of Music - B. Mus. . , M. Mus. Ed. , American Conservatory of Music of licago. RS. MARY C. JONFi, Librarian, B. A. , Piedmont jllege. KOLAI LEMJAKOV, Proi or of Chemistry - B. S. , . S. , Institute of Technology, Prague. [SS LILLIAN McKEE, Instructor in Social Science - A. , Piedmont College. XJCLAS L. MEIKLE, Professor of History - B. A. , lrleton College; M. A. , Indiana University. S ,4 S LEMJAKOV Page Eleven McKEE Faculty i - • MULKEY PERCY MRS. EDITH C. MULKEY, Instructor in Business Educa- tion - B. A. , Piedmont College. MRS. MABEL S. PERCY, Professor of Languages - B.A. , Middlebury College; B.B.L. , Atlanta Theological Semi- nary. DR. ELIZABETH L. SAWYER, Professor of Biology - B. A. , University of Maine; M. A. , University of Michigan; Ph.D. , University of Missouri. MRS. EDITH SCOTT, Dean of Women and Instructor in Art - Graduate, University of Southern California College of Oratory; Study, Emerson College of Oratory, Rhode Island School of Art and Design. BENJAMIN D. SCOTT, Professor of Religion - B.A. , University of Southern California; S.T.B. , Boston Uni- versity School of Theology; Ph. D. , Boston University. SAWYER SCOTT Page Twelve SMITH MRS. FANNIE H. SMITH, Registrar - B. A. , Rollins College. MISS JESSIE STRICKLAND, Area Coordinator of Teacher Education in Northeast Georgia - B. A. , Piedmont College; M.Ed. , University of Georgia; Pd. D. , Piedmont College. MRS. EDITH B. SWIG ART, Assistant Treasurer - B. A. , University of Rochester. RAYMOND G. SWIGART, Instructor in Mathematics - B. S. , M.S., Alma College; M. A. , University of Michigan. MRS. ELIZABETH P. WALTER, College Nurse - B.A., Mt. Holyoke College; B.N. , Yale University. BEN H. WEAVER, Professor of Education - B. A. , M. A. , Ed. D. , University of Alabama. WALTER = l i 0k k% STRICKLAND gr SWI SWIGART WEAVER Mad House , « V1 i« n Page Fourteen p.u. ????? Big Wheels Page Fifteen MAXIE MARTHA ANN BILL GLENNA ELLIOT BILL SANDS President MAXIE SKINNER Vice President MARTHA ANN JONES Secretary ELLIOT EGGLESTON Treasurer GLENNA WALDROUP Reporter SENIOR OFFICERS Page Sixteen CAROLYN P. DAY Carnesville, Georgia Piedmont College 1,2,3; Vice President, Freshman Class; Yonahian Staff 1,2,3, Editor 2,3; Owl Staff 1,2; Theta Zeta Phi 1,2,3, President 2, Reporter 3; S.C.A. 1,2; Choir 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Recre- ation Committee 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2; P Club 2,3; Budget Committee 3; Lyceum Committee 2; Who ' s Who. ,-n- BOBBY CHAMBERS Clarkesville, Georgia JAMES M. DAY Darien, Connecticut Piedmont College 1,2,3; President, Student Association 3, Vice President, Student As- sociation 2; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class President; President, Law Club 3; J. S. Greens 1,2,3, Vice President 2, Reporter 3; Baseball; Basketball Manager 1, Basketball Publicity Manager 2; Budget Committee 2,3; Honor Council 3; Assistant Editor, Yonahian Staff 3; Who ' s Who. S y J K Page Seventeen ■ ' J r ELLIOT EGGLESTON Slatersville, Rhode Island J.S. Green 3,4; B Team 1,2,3; Basketball Timer 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer; Yonahian Staff 4; Owl Staff 1,2, Assistant Editor 2; Recreation Committee 1,2,3; Budget Com- mittee 4; Choir 2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Square Dance Team. __ . — CHARLES GRIMSLEY Toccoa, Georgia JEROME GUEST Toccoa, Georgia Page Eighteen MARTHA ANN JONES Robbinsville, North Carolina Piedmont College 1,2,3; Student Association 2,3; Class Secretary 1,2,3; Theta Zeta Phi 1,2,3; Budget Committee 2,3; Yonahian Staff 1,2,3; Torch Club; Who ' s Who. ROBERT LEWALLEN Homer, Georgia Piedmont 1,2,3,4; P Club 2,3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Honor Council 4; Veteran Club 3,4. ■ , BROADUS QUARLES Clarkesville, Georgia t Page Nineteen BILL SANDS Lanett, Alabama Young Harris 1,2; Piedmont 3,4; Senior Class President; P Club 4, President 4; Basketball 3,4, Co-Captain, Basketball 4; Baseball 3,4; Recreation Committee 4; F T.A. 4; Faculty- Student Relations Committee 4; All-Georgia Basketball and Baseball 3. MAXIE SKINNER Demorest, Georgia Piedmont 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; P Club 2,3,4; Senior Class Vice- President; All-Georgia Basketball and Baseball 3. ROY B. TENCH Cornelia, Georgia Page Twenty 11 , GLENNA WALDROUP Williamsburg, Kentucky Piedmont 1,2,3; Executive Committee 3; Senior Class Reporter; S.C.A. 1,2,3, Secretary; Choir 1,2,3; Owl Staff 2,3; Drama Club 2; Religious Committee 1,2, 3; Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, Treasurer; F. T. A. 2,3, Reporter 3; Dining Hall Hostess 3; E. L. P. S. 2; Ministerial Conference 1; Recreation Committee 1. HOWARD E. YORK Clarkesville, Georgia i Page Twenty-One SENIORS NOT SHOWN JOHN W. ADAMS CHARLES C. ALEXANDER ALBERT L. BEASLEY JAMES D. BLAIR RUTH C. BROWN CLARICE H. BROOKSHIRE ALBERT DAVIS ELLEN M. DILLARD DOCK GRAGG JOHN H. INGRAM BARR MILLER ROBERT PITT HERBERT RICH DAVE RUSSI MRS. FRED C. STOVALL JAMES ROY WEEKS MARY L. WHITE « 4r, 3 - , Page Twenty-Two J u N O R S _ Page Twenty-Three Junior Class Officers SUNG NEI CHO - Treasurer .... JAMES SOSEBEE - Vice President Secretary .... CHARLES FAGAN - President. . . JANLE NEWSOM - Page Twenty-Four ' p n V y CLABUS ADAMS Gainesville, Georgia HOYT AUSBURN Cornelia, Georgia SUE BETHKE North Augusta, South Carolina FRANK BROWN. Clarkesville, Georgia ROLLIN CHANNELL Union Point, Georgia SUNG NEI CHO Kaesong, Korea MAURICE ERWIN Clarkesville, Georgia CHARLES FAGAN Martin, Georgia i ' -.::■: . ■ ROBERT LAWSON Cornelia, Georgia JANIE C. NEWSOM Clarkesville, Georgia EDWIN LEWALLEN Carnesville, Georgia DONALD PARKS Gainesville, Georgia JAMES SOSEBEE Demorest, Georgia BETTY G. ST. JOHN Demorest, Georgia JUNIORS NOT SHOWN CHARLES H. ALLEN LEAH AUSBURN FAYE WISE DAL TON JONN1E DALTON KILMORE J. DeWITT CHARLES LEW ALLEN FLORINE NEAL JAMES B. PANTER, JR. GENEVA PELF RE Y GUY A. PURCELL BYARD M. ROPER GEORGE LEWIS SMITH Page Twenty-Seven To th e Salt Mines.., p 09e Twenfy-Eight SOPHOMORES Page Twenty-Nina Sophomore Class Officers Frankie Lentz, President; Deloris Newberry, Secretary; Clinton Fairbanks, Reporter; Charles Aired, Vice President; David LeCroy, Treasurer. Page Thirty Phyllis Allen North Haven, Connecticut Cleties Crow Toccoa, Georgia Charles Aired Cedartown, Georgia Glenda Davidson James R. Baxter Cornelia, Georgia Toccoa, Georgia Kat hryn Be aty Cornelia, Georgia - KV W. M Joe Duvall Westminster, S. C. Clinton Fairbanks South Westerlo, New York Billy Heaton Toccoa, Georgia James Donald Lentz Cedartown, Georgia Helen T. Kittrell Sanford, North Carolina w David LeCroy Carnesville, Georgi Bill Murr ay Toccoa, Georgia Sara Loud or in ilk Cornelia, Georgia Bill Mason Macon, Georgia Deloris Newberry Dalton, Georgia William L. Meeks Toccoa, Georgia Bob M i xon Westminster, S. C Conley Owens Demorest, Georgia Min Za Park Seoul, Korea Marvin Peavy Cuthbert, Georgia George Rylee Homer, Georgia Paul Reed West Newberry, Vermont Emma Roberts Cornelia, Georgia M. J. Stanscll Westminster, S. C. Eddie Starnes Columbus, Georgia Grady Stowe Toccoa, Georgia James Tench Cornelia, Georgia Barbara Thompson Cornelia, Georgia Alan T. Wansley Carnesville, Georgia Rachel Watkins Toccoa, Georgia Rena West Rutledge, Georgia Robert West Gainesville, Georgia Howard F. Wright Cornelia, Georgia Charles B. Wilson Toccoa, Georgia Julius Deral Yor Cornelia, Georgia Ellen W. Alexanc Toccoa, Georgia Sophomores Not Shown Thad L. Aycock Barbara H. Bennett Dan H. Brock Phil Burrell Donald R. Campbell Steve Chitwood Troy Coker Robert Congdon Carl H. Graham Jack H. Grant William F. Harris Joe W. Harrison Ray Kinney Thomas W. Lawson Jack A. Loudermilk Clarence Morris Harold Payne Labenia K. Reaves Emma Roberts Kenneth L. Sewell Joseph E. Shirley Barry Taylor Howard Walker Isaac L. Walker Fred L. Williams Horace O. Wood fiBlS ■ Bring your bathing suit, S h h Page Thirty-Seven Wow!!! Page Thirty-Eight Page Thirty-Nine Freshman Class Officers Max Alford, President; Mary Maxwell, Secretary; Pat Cofer, Treasurer; Donald Shanks, Vice President. Page Forty Max Alford Ocilla, Georgia Marian Carrington Demorest, Georgia Nadine Allen Demorest, Georgia Doris Autry Cornelia, Georgia Barbara Batson Jonesboro, Georgia Hugh Don Black Toccoa, Georgia Donald Brown Providence, Rhode Island James W. Brown Sanford, Florida r y Deok Yell Coe Seoul, Korea Eugene Carter Lula, Georgia Elizabeth Coffee Alto, Georgia Chancellor M. Davis Sanford, Florida Barbara Edwards Demorest, Georgia Wade Fillingame Midway, Georgia . Pat Cofer Macon, Georgia John C. Foster Cornelia, Georgia Jeannette Grist Clarkcsville, Georgia P Willy R. Glorc Mt. Airy, Georgia Boyd Hagood Toccoa, Georgia Robert E. Hamby Cornelia, Georgia -. y Paul Hartman Cuthbert, Georgia Don Hawkins Westminster, S. C. Kim Helseth Beulah Hefner St. Louis Park, Minnesota Clarkcsville, Georgia Billy Hilley Westminster, S. C. Curtis Hughes Sanford, Florida Alice Kimsey Clarkesville, Georgia Bill Lepere Providence, Rhode Island Harrison Smith Libby West Hempsted, New York r l jr  . A 2 v „ ■ K X Br ■ IV ivN ft ? John H. McCollum Eastanollee, Georgia Jeannette Hendrix Rutledge, Georgia Mary Maxwell Toccoa, Georgia £i. Ross Maxwell Baldwin, Georgia Annette Means Cornelia, Georgia Reid Mullins Madison, Georgia Nellie R. Owens Demorest, Georgia Neville E. Owens Satalah, Georgia Avis Poole Homer, Georgia Chyun Shik Park Seoul, Korea Marian Pritchett Alto, Georgia . f o x ' Royce Pritchett Toccoa, Georgia Charles Russell Orlando, Florida Franklin Pritchett Lula, Georgia Charles Sanderlin Cuthbert, Georgia Shirley Seigler Royston, Georgia Donald Shanks Lanett, Alabama Mrs. Awa Smith Demorest, Georgia Mr. James E. H. Smith Toccoa, Georgia Kathleen Smithey Dalton, Georgia Marilyn D. Stanley Madison, South Carolina Jewel B. Strange Cornelia, Georgia William Clay Strange Cornelia, Georgia 11 Virginia Ann Turpen Clarkesville, Georgia 4 Arthur M. Walker Toccoa, Georgia Charles Weaver Flowery Branch, Georgia Leonard Warner South Hadley, Massachusetts w Patricia Webb Demorest, Georgia Myer C. Westmoreland Clarkesville, Georgia Jimmy Williams Cornelia, Georgia Freshmen Not Shown Edward H. Adams Andrew C. Allen James Calvin Argo Junior B. Arms Malcolm Ayers Dow Baker Charles F. Baker Oscar Henry Barnes Charles C. Barron Richard A. Basinger Jimmy Berry Jerry Black William J. Black Ben Bozardt Kathryn Brown George Camp Tom Bell Canup Billy R. Clark Nina Craven Eunice Derrick Robert L. Dillashaw Ford M. Doss Stephen Du Chateau Troy B. Elder Maurice Halliord Robert E. Hardy Charles Haynie Don Higgins Hoyt William Hilley Hosea James Jones Garland Kesler Dillard F. Kilby Ann Kinney Stanley Knight Robert Lee Lacy Myung Sun Lee Oleta A. Marett Don Martin Lewis Mason Bobby L. Massey Samuel O. Means Carl Moore Robert J. Payne William Pepper Michael T. Power Phillip S. Ragland Henderson E. Reaves David R. Rice Robert Rich Henry Ring Joe C. Roane Wm. Watson Rumsey Dwain Sager Wm. T. Segars Esther Shedd Joe Smelcer Jack R. Smith Otis Stone cypher Avery Stroud Walter Taylor John Wm. Terrell Jackie Thomas Hermas C. Turner Robert Troup Floyd Ward Virginia Weaver Jack E. Westmoreland Lee Williams Joe L. Wilson Donald Winfrey Francis Witherspoon Page Forty-Eight tne Tb wr° th et av is Trapped No comment! Page Forty-Nine CAROLYN P. DAY JAMES M. DAY Page Fifty Si Wk Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges And Universities This is a publication in which appears the biographies of outstanding students selected from approximately 650 colleges and universities in the country. This recognition is the cul- mination of all the college honors and achievements. Page Fifty-One H E T GAMMA CHI PIEDMONT has four societies on its campus — two for women and two for men. These societies, being formed shortly after the foundation of the college, have Zhad a great part in its growth and development. They lw sponsored dances, parties, and many other worthwhile en- tertainments. Candidates for these societies are obtained J by an invitation to membership, which is given to the new students. Upon his acceptance, the candidate is installed — into one of the societies. The installations are events to which the old members look forward. Most PIEDMONT students are affiliated with one of these societies. T S. A G PROTROPIAN H E I E N Page Fifty-Two Theta Zcta Phi Left to Right, Seated: Jeannette Hendrix, Glenda Davidson, Mrs. Mulkey, Sponsor; Nadine Allen, Ann Kinney. Standing: Rachel Watkins, Martha Ann Jones, Carolyn Day, Treas- urer; Sue Bethke, Vice President; Deloris Newberry, President; Helen Kittrell, Rena West, Secretary. Page Fifty-Three Gamma Chi (gamma (Cht Society Left to Right: Patricia Webb, Betty St. John, President; Shirley Seigler, Min Za Park, Kathleen Smithy, Alice Kimsey, Mary Max- well, Elizabeth Coffee, Phyllis Allen, Jeannette Grist. Page Fifty-Four Brown Carter Protropian MR. CHARLES CLEMENT Advisor Pritchett Fagan Helseth BILL MASON - President CHARLES FAGAN - Vice President DAVID LeCROY - Sec. - Treasurer Hughes LeCroy Lepere Lewallen Wansley Warner Rylee o A [ « M J. S. Greens Davis Duvall Eggleston Lentz - President Fillingame Hartman Hawkins Starnes - Vice President Hilly Libby Mixon Aired - Sec. - Treasurer Mullins Parks Russell Day - Reporter Fairbanks - Chaplain Coach Cave Honorary Member Adams Alford Standi West A C T V T E S Page Fifty-Seven Left to Right: Martha Ann Jones, Secretary; James M. Day, Presi- dent; Dean Benjamin D. Scott; Rena West, Vice President. Student Associatic Page Fifty-Eight Left to Right: Deloris Newberry, James Day, Sue Bethke, Bill Mason, Dean Scott, Martha Ann Jones, and Elliot Eggleston. BUDGET COMMITTEE Administration Building Page Fifty-Nine Left to Right: President Walter, Mrs. Benjamin D. Scott, David LeCroy, James Day, Clabus Adams, and Dean Scott. Honor Council Music and Art? Page Sixty Mr. Raymond G. Swigart, Mr. Charles Clement, and Coach O ' Neal Cave. w ' U A w. Student-Faculty Relations Comm Seated: Martha Ann Jones, Rena West, Pat Cofer, Sue Bethke. Standing: Bill Sands, Charles Fagan, Charles Aired, and James Day. E X E C C O U M T M I I V T E T E E C I O vj M ( M r I i T Sf T G E E Page S xty-Two N O M C I O N M A M T I Glenna Waldroup, Robert West, David LeCroy, Betty St. John, and James Day. Helen Kittrell, James Day, Clinton Fairbanks, Mary Maxwell, and Bob Mixon. Dean Scott, Bill St. John, Paul Reed, Clinton Fairbanks, Harrison Libby, and Leonard Warner. M 1 ifl I ' N C ! i o l S N j T F ' : E E 1 i R R 1 I E A N L C c A Page Sixty-Three Harrison Libby, Rena West, Wade Fillingame, Betty St. John, and Bill Sands. Recreation Committee (Recreation) Paul Reed, Phyllis Allen, Elizabeth Coffee, Min Za Park, Mrs. Jones, Sue Bethke, and Charlie Aired. E L P S Go, Girl, Go ! Page Sixty-Five v Phyllis Allen, Clinton Fairbanks, Miss Hoffman, Min Za Park, Pat Webb, Paul Reed, and Deok Yell Coe. M. E. N. C. Page Sixty-Six r l 2«r Phyllis Allen, Paul Reed, Shirley Seigler, Charles Fag an, Miss Mary Hoffman, Clinton Fairbanks. LYCEUM COMMITTEE Cornelia Stabler, Dramatic Monologist Front Row: Miss Hoffman, Mary Maxwell, Min Za Park, Kathleen Smithey. Second Row: Barbara Batson, Sue Maxwell, Shirley Seigler, Phyllis Allen, Glenna Waldroup, Rena West. Third Row: Clinton Fairbanks, Bill Lepere, Joe Roane, Myung Sun Lee, Charlie Russell, Charles Cho. Fourth Row: Leonard Warner, Harrison Libby, Paul Reed, James Brown, and Deok Yell Coe. c H O I R Page Sixty-Nine o L Robert West, Glenna Waldroup, Mary Maxwell, Bill St. John, Betty St. John, Clinton Fairbanks, Clabus Adams, and David LeCroy. k k Vvvwv ) TUCK HELEN KITTRELL Editor Page Seventy CAROLYN P. DAY Editor THE YONAHIAN SUE ANN BETHKE Business Manager Bill Mason, Pat Cofer, Martha Ann Jones, Sue Betlike, Deloris Newberry, James Day Carolyn Day, and Elliot Eggleston. Page Seventy-One ti Ann Kinney, Betty St. John, Rena West, Dave Russi, Bill Lepere, Reid Mullins, Paul Hartman, Donald Parks, Max Alford, Coach Cave, Don Martin, Donald Shanks, Rollin Channell, James Sosebee, Bill Sands, President; Wade Fillingame, Maxie Skinner, Carolyn Day, Charles Sanderlin, James Lentz, and Eddie Starnes. CLUB Glenda Davidson, Kathryn Beaty, Henry Ring, Rena West, Bill Lepere, Ann Kinney, and Rachel Watkins. CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Reid Mullins, Max Alford, Bill Sands, Paul Hartman, Donald Parks, Charles Sanderlin. Standing: Coach Cave, Bill Mason, James Lentz, Eddie Starnes, Donald Shanks, James Batson, Wade Fillingame, James Sosebee, Rollin Channell, Maxie Skinner, and Bob Mixon. BASKETBALL At Last  A Page Seventy-Four WADE PAUL ROLLY DEWARD BONES SOSE MOON MAXIE JOE-SAM Page Seventy-Five DON BILL RED DADDY-O Suspense TeU ' em Bones shows off Bill shoots two Page Seventy-Seven ill DAVE ' l ROLLIN LARRY MOON BANKS V V HA)(t£ it BILL SIDNEY MAXIE At Oglethorpe Russi at third Post game chow hound: Scholars Rats The Head Battle of the Bulge Page Eighty-Two Globe Trotter Barbara Economic Prospectus Page Eighty-Three The shotputters FIELD DAY Counting up The high Jumpers Page Eighty-Four The Flag Snatch - Before and After m m Spectators Two More Spectators k£ (nP i n Hotrie of 8 o Page Eighty-Six VJV 1 Frozen solid Page Eighty-Seven Page Eighty-Eight While the world passes by Page Eighty-Nine A U T O G R A P H S Page Ninety The our Friends Supporters ADVERTISEMENTS Page Ninety-One COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Builders Lumber % Supply Co. Building Materials -- Hardware V. F. W. - Post 7720 Housewares i-ORNELIA, GA. CORNELIA, GA. COMPLIMENTS OF Cornelia Pharmacy CORNELIA BANK OLDEST AND STRONGEST Prescription Druggist A Reliable Drug Store IN THE COUNTY Phone 68 CORNELIA, GA. Cornelia - Georgia - Demorest COMPLIMENTS OF A VAR 1 ETY OF foERCHAND ISE CHEROKEE CAN BE BOUGHT AT MILK COMPANY Distributors of CHRISLER ' S STORE Homogenized and Pasteurized Milk TOCCOA, CORNELIA and Surrounding Territory. DEMUREST, GA. COMPLIMENTS OF CORNELIA CLEANERS JACKSON ' S JEWELERS Dry Cleaning - Pressing CORNELIA, GEORGIA Tailoring Page Ninety-Two Benson ' s Breads, Rolls And Ice Box Biscuits ARE THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY M. D. CLEVELAND WHOLESALE CO. Candies, Foods, Notions, and Specialties WESTMINSTER, SOUTH CAROLINA TO THE SENIORS OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT THE YEARS YOUR FRIENDS AT CHICOPEE MANUFACTURING CORP CORNELIA, GA. Page Ninety-Three BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AT PIEDMONT. MAY YOUR FUTURE EVER BE FILLED WITH SUCCESS, CLARKESVILLE MILL A Unit of United Merchants Mfrs., Inc. CLARKESVILLE, GEORGIA BEST WISHES FROM TURPEN DRUG CO. Prescription Druggist CLARKESVILLE, GEORGIA MANNING BROS. WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Lunchroom Suppl ies HARTWELL, GEORGIA Page Ninety-Four COMPLIMENTS OF TOM TROTTER DEMOREST, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF Demorest Hardware If the college needs hardware, Demorest Hardware has it. COMPLIMENTS OF BELK-CALLANT COMPANY Home of Better Values CORNELIA, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF PARKER NEWMAN PHARMACY Serves you well Phone 5 TOCCOA, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF PIEDMONT LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS Phone 236 CORNELIA, GA. COMPLIMENTS OF TABOR MOTOR CO. TOCCOA, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF Your Store BOWER ' S Clothing for the Entire Family TOCCOA. GEORGIA Page Ninety-Five HABERSHAM FURNITURE CO. everything For the Home LOW PRICES - EASY TERMS PHONE 3-3712 -- C LARKES V I LLE , GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF BELK-GALLANT COMPANY Home of Better Values CLARKESVILLE, GA. COMPLIMENTS OF TOCCOA CASKET CO TOCCOA, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF j T N W COATS CLARK, Inc. SB5 TOCCOA, GEORGIA BEST WISHES FROM COMPLIMENTS OF FRANKLIN DISCOUNT CO. Loans on Automobiles, Real Estate ARNOLD DRUGS- and Furniture 8% Interest paid on Investment Certificates CORNELIA, GEORGIA TOCCOA, GA. Page Ninety-Six To welcome guests Ice-cold Coca-Cola is such a sociable drink. Bring home several cartons when you shop. IOITKO UNOtR AUIMQ«U Of THE COCA-COlA COMPANY  COMPLIMENTS OF Kimsey Drugs TOCCOA, GEORGIA Wishing The Student Body The Best In Everything GRAND THEATRE HABERSHAM THEATRE Cornelia, Georgia Clarkesville, Georgia RITZ THEATRE TOCCOA DRIVE-IN Toccoa, Georgia Toccoa, Georgia CORNELIA PHOTO STUDIO Phone 433-J 153 South Main Street CORNELIA, GEORGIA Page Ninety-Seven AUTOGRAPHS Page Ninety-Eight AUTOGRAPHS Page Ninety-Nine _ II II II c — c I I : — c- i i ii ii ii y r-t ( ' 1 f Vl II VII III VIII IV IX V X -■Ml z-- r fV TTj - vl C l ;-5) i=l ■ ■ ' -J - .,r8 f ' av :. ■±J .: i 5 i; . 1 • ■ ■ ' ■ ' -. : VR .1.  r ?J£ PR NT r t ■n