Piedmont College - Yonahian Yearbook (Demorest, GA)

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Service Section Piedmont differs from no other college when it comes to contributions for i ts country. She has given many of her sons and four members of the faculty, who represent all branches of the service. Piedmont is proud of the work which they are now doing and will continue to do until this war is over. For this reason, we proudly present this service page in honoring them. .to Pvt. Roy Stewart Camp White, Ore. A. S. King Sheerer .... Somewhere, America U. S. Navy Cadet Jack Thornton .... Miami Beach, Fla. Pvt. Maurice Andrews Savannah. Ga. U. S. Army Band Pvt. James H. Akin Cherry Point. X. C. U. S. M. C. Air Station S Sgt. R. B. Ryals .... Wendower Field. Utah 561st. Bomb Sq. Pfc. Lowell A. Smoot .... Camp Walters, Tex. Pvt. Lambuth Purcell . . . Fort McPherson. Ga. Ensign Ben Fricks, Jr Charleston, S. C. Inshore Patrol Ensign Jesse W. Ray Chicago. 111. Northwestern University OTHER PIEDMONT MEN IN SERVICE Akin, Edward Allgood. Lorenzo Ariail, W. T. Ash, James Ash, Robert Bailey, John Barnett, Douglas Brown, Charlie Brown, Enoch Chunn, R. E. Cline, Orren Conwell. Walter B. Crisler, Thomas C. Cronic, Guin Daxton, Mercer Darnell, Gilbert Davis, Cecil Duncan. Hoke Eddleman. Hubert Foster, Howell Garrison, Edmond Grant, Vance Jr. Grist, Hersiiel, Jr. Hali.ford, Lewis Hayxes. W. A. Hemphill, Dan Hood, John M. Hovey. Kenneth I vie, Franklin Jones, J. T. Lacey, Gene Lambert. Jeffre Lancaster, Jackson Loudermilk, Wicky Murphy, Choice Murphy, J. R. McClelland, E. J. McClelland. Vaughn McFarlin, Sam Xeal. Hoyt Payne. Alex- Peterson, Richard Pinkston, Brown Poole, Lamar Poole, William Power, Harold Purcell. Bill Purcell. Lambuth Ray, Jesse W. Robinson. Ivan Jr. Russell, Frank s vine. Charles Jr. Sanders. Mason Stambaugh, John Tv-rpley, Fred Thomas. R. H. Thornton. R. M. White, Ralph Willis, Hulon FACULTY REPRESENTED IN SERVICE Dr. J. Louis Martens U.S. Arm; Ralph King Navy Corian Stambaugh . . W.A.V. E. Walter Westafer U.S. Army 20

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(ii mm. i.- Tate ( !ornelia, ' la. Piedmont, I, 2, ' ■ ' ■ I: Glee Club, 1. 2, S; J. - Green Literary Society, 1. 2, 3, » : Epworth League, l. 2, 3, I ; Tri-county President, :5. .Mm: i ii. Ruth Weems . [into Southern Union, 1. 2; Piedmont, 3, I : A.W. 9 3, 1 ; Gamma Chi S ■ L iikai; vk: HEAB vk: ,. f the ' 43 Senior Class have reached our goal al Pied- mont. We have placed our hands on the ' I ■ knob and are a bou1 to Btep oul and tackle whal life has in store i,, r ng, We are full of joy and feel as if we would like to give oul with a big shout because we have struggled through four long years and have finally graduated. Bui before we give this Bhoul and open this door, we would like to pause for a moment. Pause, so thai we mighl glance back and see whal Piedmonl has meanl to UB| ' I ' d. ' years we have Bpenl here have formed somewhal of ;i mold for our lives. During our stay al Piedmont, we have encountered mam experiences, people, and courses thai have worthwhile and dear to us. Experiences thai have been B benefil ; people thai w ill bei ome our life long fi iends; coursei thai have given us knowledge of things which have alreadj proven valuable. None of us, to be sure, wan! to overlook an} of these things. We realize too thai al] ni our time ha no1 been a struggle. W b know thai the besl days and i - oi our life have come during this period. Ii romi ol us -nil have a doubt ai to this fact, il u ill disappear as the daj - we Btep forth, we knon thai thi verj urn tain. Though thej maj be such, we n ill b! mem- ber the traditions of Piedmonl and for what the) itand. We « ill always up hold them. Pot what Piedmonl done and meanl for us, we « ill al« ' ' • 19 liK.SK IjACE • I |.. lilt Piedmont, I, 2 ■ . I tball and H I, 1, I . •■I ' Club, 2, Pre ; C.S.N. R.

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