Piedmont College - Yonahian Yearbook (Demorest, GA)

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foreword 7 A year filled with laughter, sweat and tears will long be remembered by an eager student body and a devoted faculty as the school year of 1958. The laughter of social gatherings and private con-fabs, the sweat and worry over studies, the tears at the loss of our beloved Dean have all had their effect on our lives. It is our hope that, as this year leaves us, we are the wiser and happier for it. I am part of all I meet and all is a part of me. In the hope of creating a worthy souvenir of memorable days at Piedmont, we, the Yonahian Staff of 1958, invite you to join us in this SONG OF PIEDMONT

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Dr. and Mrs. Scott brought to Piedmont so many of the good things in life — their belief in God, their interest in all young people, their knowledge of art and culture. Dr. Scott as Dean of the college was to each of us a friend as well as an advisor. Mrs. Scott as Dean of Women and Housemother of Commons has instilled in all of her girls the importance of living good, clean, and honest lives. Piedmont College suffered a great loss in the death of Dr. Scott, but the memory of his cheerful smile and encouraging word will always be remembered by every faculty member and student who knew and loved him. Through the dedication of this annual, we now express to Dr. Scott and to Mrs. Scott our appreciation of the work they have done for Piedmont and for the great in- fluence they have had in the lives of the students here.