Piedmont College - Yonahian Yearbook (Demorest, GA)

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' DecUcattott For the past fourteen years, those boys who have participated in the athletic activities have found themselves to be so fortunate as to have been trained and disci- plined under the well guided hand of Coach O ' Neal Cave. The long, hard hours of drilling, training and discipline have, must, and will continue if a Grade A team is to be produced. Only by the efforts and teaching of a well -trained person can any team of boys be expected to learn the basic fundamentals and rules of any game. It is, therefore, that the 1963 Yonahian is dedicated with best wishes and thanks to you, Coach Cave, for the guidance, discipline and excellent training which you have given our boys.

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1 m m Itt ?%e HO U4 ti In a nearby county, early one evening, toward the end of the summer of 1962, just two weeks before college began, two strong men were operating two giant bulldozers as a team: One cut into a propane gas main, the other was cut down by the poisonous spray. One ran up the hill, and was saved. The other ran away naturally down the hill and was caught by a wind which runs faster than a well disciplined athlete. Bob Lyon quietly and modestly carried on a number of humble and personal services for friends who needed a helping hand. Even though he was a man of outstanding physical power, he never misused his strength to hurt the weak or to embarrass the timid. He was a rugged competitor on the baseball diamond, and he lived joyously and abundantly in the spirit of fair play in all of life ' s relationships. His citizenship in our midst was of the highest order. To us at Piedmont College his memory will ever be as bright and fresh as the grass in springtime.