Piedmont College - Yonahian Yearbook (Demorest, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

Ih . l JL U, . %■ d £xiL a pictori a !  B September to June FROM ORIENTATION IIS THE FALL TO GRADUATION IN JUNE, OURS IS A FULL AND VARIED PROGRAM . . . CLASSES . . . STUDIES . . . WEEKENDS . . . DANCES . . . ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES . . . ATHLETICS • depicting A LIFE FULL OF EVENTS . . . SADIE HAWKIWS BASEBALL . . . DAY . . . LttTfl . I i campus life PEOPLE . . . OPPORTUNITIES DAY . . . CLUBS RAT WEEK . . . FIELD . . . FUIS . . . pictu red in the 19 5 1 yonaliiaii PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF PIEDMONT COLLEGE DEMOREST, GEORGIA W 1 . ONE- MILL AROVtSfALfVM a o This, the 1951 Yonahian, is gratefully dedicated to Tim W. Holbrook, the college chaplain and professor of religion. His gentle spirit of kindness and helpfulness, coupled with a quick sense of humor, has made these last few years truly memorable ones for those of us who have known and respected him. His is a character to be admired and patterned after by an Piedmont student. TIM W. HOLBROOK mk£ DR. JAMES E. WALTER President DR. A. R. VAN CLEAVE Dean ADMINISTRATION MRS. W. B. SMITH Registrar Do you remember when? These are words repeated again and again when old friends get together. These will be your words, too, when in future years you meet those who were your friends at Piedmont. This book will help you keep the memories of happy, busy days among the friends at college. Whether future days be dark or bright these memories will be an ever present source of comfort and delight. College years are rich years, indeed! They are rich in work and play and worship. They are the years of growth and change. They mark the great transition from timid, little freshmen to mature, adult alumni. They are years worthy of remembrance! May the pages of this book preserve rich memories for you. everyone. —A. R. VAN CLEAVE, Dean A of nineteen fifty-one MR. DAVID EDDY Business Manager Demorest, Ga. A MRS. ELLA C. BATSON Treasurer Demorot. (ia. ELIZABETH KOPPE Secretary of President Demorest, Ga. li -J ) MRS. JAMES E. WALTER MRS. EFFIE STAMBAUGH WALTER WESTAFER MRS. MARY C. JONES College Nurse Housemother Professor of Music Librarian Demorest, Georgia Demorest, Georgia Demorest, Georgia Demorest, Georgia A.B., R.N. Mus.B., Mus.M. A.B. THE FACULTY FRANCIS C. COOK Professor of English Demorest, Georgia A.B., M.A. MRS. AUDREY J. GARRARD Speech anil English Demorest, Georgia A.B., M.Ed. HOYT E. BOWEN English and Dramatics Demorest, Georgia A.B. MRS. RICHARD B. DRAK Instructor in Music Demorest, Georgia A.B. S. RUTH FOKD ATKINSON ' rofessor of Mathematics Demorest, Georgia A.B., M.A., Ph.D. RICHARD B. DRAKE Professor of History Demorest, Georgia A.B., M.A. MISS LILLIAN McKEE Instructor in Social Science Thorsbv, Alabama A.B. HOMER W. STEVENS Professor of Business Administration. Economics Demorest, Georgia A.B., M.A., LL.B., LL.M., LL.D. o nineteen fifty-on C. G. THOMPSON Instractor in Education Bogart. Georgia A.B.. M.A., Ph.D. MRS. RAYMOND MLLKEY Instructor in Business Administration Demorest. Georgia A.B. MISS SEE SAUNDERS Dietician Murrav, Kentuekv B.S. MRS. MABEL S. PERCY Professor of Languages Demorest. Georgia A.B., B.B.L. MISS CATHERINE CONRADI Professor of Education Moorehead, Minnesota A.B., M.A. MISS ISABEL LUMSDEN Professor of Education Sautee, Georgia B.S., M.Ed. WILLIAM D. FULLER Professor of Psychology Demorest. Georgia A.B.. M.A.. Ph.B.. Ph.D. MRS. MARTHA FORT ANDERSON Instructor in Art Demorest, Georgia A.B. THE F A C I L T Y TIM W. HOLBROOK JIM DAVIS NIKOLAI LEMJAKOV WESLEY C. ATKINS O ' NEAL CAVE Chaplain Professor of Physics Professor of Chemistry. Professor of Biology Professor of I ' rofessor of Religion Demorest, (Georgia Arehangel, Russia Trenton, New Jersev Physical Educa tion Demorest, Georgia B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Augusta, Georgia B.IMi.. B.D. B.S., M.A. --• ■■ m mm £■■ it S E N I R C L A OFFICERS KEN PALMER President KEN SOSEBEE Vice-President COURTNEY RANDOLPH Secretary JOANNE JONES Treasurer S S ANNIE ROSE ALLEN Sautee, Ga. Annie . . . She ' s not too serious, not too gay. but a friend in every IfflV. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Zeta Phi 1. 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Chorus 3; S.C.A. 2, 3. A PATRICK HITLER Westminster, S. C. I o wonder teachers ' hair turn grev; I chatter all day. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; J. ' s. Green So- ciety 2, 3, 4. EVELYN CALLAS Demorest, Ga. Ah, those dreamy eyet, and long siveet sighs! Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3. 4; Secretary 4; F.T.A. 4. SENIOR CLASS HELEN CANNON Clavton, Ga. We grant ' tis true she has much wit, nor is she shy in using it. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter Freshman Clas : Vice-President Class 2; President 3; President Student Association 4 Basketball I. 2; P Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Manager Yonahian 2; F.T.A I: Who ' . Who 1: Drama Club 3: Torcl Club 3. 4; Budget Commi ' tee 2; Recrea lion Committee 2. KENNETH CASH Carnesville, Ga. I ' m a quiet boy. but wait — just wait and see. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Protropian 1. 2. 3, 4; Art Cluh 4; Science Club 4. MAUD COLQUITT Geneva, Ga. Maud . . . plenty of pep, up to the minute; any thing doing Maud is in it. Winthrop 1, Piedmont 2, 3, 4; Theta Zeta Phi 2. 3, 4; Recreation Committee 4; Yonahian Staff 4; Art Club 4: Re- porter 4; Budget Committee 4: Movie Selection Committee 3, 4; I.R.C. 4; S.C.A. 1, 2. WILLIAM J. CORRY Demorest, Ga. ' Plenty of brains, also neat — Just o know him is a treat. forth Georgia 1; Piedmont 2, 3; Base- pall 2, 3; P Club 2, 3; J. S. Green Jterary Society 2, 3. GORDON CRAIG Ranger, Ga. Never lets himself be hurried, worried or flurried. Reinhardt Junior College 1, 2; Pied- mont 3, 4; Protropian 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; S.C.A. 3, 4. WENDY DAVIS Demorest, Ga. Marr iages are made in heaven. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Special Student. o nineteen fifty-on WILLIAM DILLASHAW Demorest, Ga. Why aren ' t they all contented like ne? •iedmont 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 2. HUGH LEE DOSS Canton, Ga. I ' d like to be a leader of men and a follower of women. Reinhardt 1, 2: Piedmont 3, 4: Pro- tropian 3, 4; B Varsity. AUBREY FINCH Union Point, Ga. have never seen a greater miracle in the world than myself. Piedmont 1. 2. 3. 4: J. S. Green Liter- ary Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3: i ROBERT H. FLOYD Clayton, Ga. Little but loud. Piedmont 1. 2. 3, 1: Protropian 1. 2. 3, 1. Secretary 4: B Varsity 4; IRC 4: Movie Selecting Committ ee 3, 4. I H JAMES A. FOUNTAIN Dexter, Ga. Pinky and the Redheads. Reinhardt College 1, 2; Piedmont 3. 4: J. S. Green Literary Society 3. 4; Var- sity 3. 4: F.T.A. 3, 4; S.C.A. 3, 4. JACK HOLCOMB Cleveland, Ga. Speech is good, silence is better. Truett-McConnell Junior College 1, 2; Piedmont College 3, 4. SENIOR CLASS MILO L. HOWARD Wrens, Ga. Life is one long process of getting tired. I Diversity of Georgia 1: Piedmont 1. 2. 3, I: Protropian 1. 2. 3. 4; Presidenl 3. 1: S.C.A. I. 2. 3, I. EVELYN HULSEY Cleveland, Ga. Of quiet taste and mild manner. Truett-McConnell Junior College 1, 2; Piedmont 3, 4: Gamma Chi 4; F.T.A. 4. Project Commit tee: S.C.A. 4; Drama Club 4; IRC 4. WILLIAM H. HUNNICUTT Cornelia, Ga. Of quiet nature. Piedmont 1, 2, 3. 4; IRC 4. JOANNE JONES Mountain City, Ga. If more were like her, our faculty ould purr. iedmont 1. 2, 3. 4; Theta Zeta Phi 2. 3. I; President 4; Drama Club ,3, 4; Vice-President 1: Recreation ommittee I: Debate Club 1. 2: Presi- ant 2: Yonahian Staff I: Budget Com- ittee 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: I.R.C. 1, 4; ire-President 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3. I JOSEPH W. JONES Clarkesville, Ga. Insurance is a good investment. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4. WILMA L. KELLAR Toccoa, Ga. Leave the heck raising for me ' Piedmont 1, 2. 3. 4: Theta Zeia Phi 1. 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. of nineteen f t j - o n WILLIE H. LEWIS Helen, Ga. He ' ll find his path and then plow occoa Falls Institute 1, Piedmont 2, I. ATOS JOE LATTANZI Nelson, Ga. ' I ' m in the army now. Piedmont 1. 2, 3, I; Varsity Baseball I. 2, 3. 1; P Club 2, 3, 1; F.T.A. 3: .1. S. Green Society I. 2. . ' !. 1: Manager Basketball 3, 1; Budget Committee 3. HERBERT D. LONG Demorost. Ga. Hen-pecked Herh. Southern I nion I. 2: Piedmont ■ . I ; S.C. . 3. 1: President 3: Chorus 3. I: Protropian 3. 1: Chaplain I: Drama (lull 3. 4: Debate Club 3. V, MARTHA FRANCES MOORE Dewey Rose, Ga. Listens to everyone, then does as she pleases. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Zeta So- ciety 1, 2. 3, 4; Chaplain 1, 2; Secre- tary 3; Yonahian 1, 2, 3; Editor 3; Owl 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; President 4; Religious Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3. 4; I.R.C. 1, 2; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Torch Club 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 3. JEWEL McDANIEL Demoresl, Ga. This kind of girl is the right kind of girl. Piedmont 1, 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; S.C.A. 2, 3; Thela Zeta Society 1, 2, 3, 4. VAN OWENS Carnesville, Ga. Van — Boy when I graduate and start teaching. . . . Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Zeta Society 1, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2. 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Chairman 4; Yonahian Staff 3. SENIOR CLASS KEN PALMER Habersham. Ga. To heck with big books! I only- like the little ones you slip into the Docket. ' ' Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; P Club 1, 2, 3. 4 ; Paseball 2, 3, 4. COURTNEY RANDOLPH Clayton, Ga. ' ' She has a finger in every pie. ' Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Torch Club 4; Religious Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Art Club 4; Elps Club 4; President 4; Owl 1, 2, 3; Yonahian 2. HENRY DAN POWERS Toccoa, Ga. Did nothing in particular, but did it well. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4. ( V i JAMES SANDERS Cleveland, Ga. ! never worry and seldom hurry. edmont 1, 2, 3, 4. LOUISE SEWELL Lavonia, Ga. ' Her charming way, her friendly smile makes her friendship well worthwhile. Wesleyan College 1; Agnes Scott 2, Piedmont 3, 4. JOHN W. SKELTON Royston, Ga. Romance is a racket. ' ' ' ' Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1.2: Cheer ' eader 1. 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; J. S. Green Society 1, 2. 3, 4; P dub 2, 3, 4; Owl Staff 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2. o nineteen fifty-on GEORGE C. SMITH Baldwin, Ga. What ' s in the bag, George ' ' ? occoa Falls Institute 2. 3: Piedmont 4. ) KENNETH SOSEBEE Habersham, Ga. A caress is better than a career. Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; P Club 1. 2. 3; J. S. Green Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3; Vice-President Senior Class 4. ROBERT H. STEPHENS Palatka, Fla. l is quiet people who accomplish f iings. Stetson University 1. 2; Piedmont 3. 4; Protropian 3, 4. POLLY TERRELL Carnesville, Ga. I love a life whose plot is simple. Piedmont 1, 2. 3. 1: Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 1 : F.T.A. 3, 4. KENNETH WATSON Demorest, Ga. Million-dollar kid. Piedmont 1. 2, 3, 4. CALVIN WATTS Tiger, Ga. It is better to be small and shine than be tall and cast a shadow. ' ' ' ' Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Vice- Pre-ident 4; Science Club 4. SENIOR CLASS LEROY WHITING Chicopee, Ga. Leaky - - - do the hardest work of my whole day before breakfast — petting up. . n ih Georgia 1; Piedmont 2, 3, 4; J. S. Green Society 4; P Club 3, 4; B Varsity 4. LOIS WINFREY Demorest, Ga. Life is what you make it. Young Harris 1. 2, 3; Piedmont 4; F.T.A. 4. LOLA WOOD Dudley, Ga. Whatever she does, she does well. Piedmont 1. 2. 3, 4: Theta Zeta So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4; Owl Staff 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. x JIMMY LOU YEARGOOD Clarkesville, Ga. One smart girl Piedmont 1, 2, 3, 1; The ' .a Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4. NOT SHOWN VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Cornelia, Georgia CHESTER W. BEACHAM Demorest, Georgia BEN BROOKSHIRE, JR. Gainesville, Georgia BRUCE BROWN Cornelia, Georgia ELMO H. BROWN Cornelia, Georgia RICHARD BURRELL Claylon, Georgia KENNETH DICKERSON Rabun Gap, Georgia JAMES GROVER Baldwin, Ga. HOMER HARDY Westminster, S. C. LOUISE HOLCOMB Cleveland, Georgia NANCY MeLAY Toeeoa, Georgia HERSHEL A. PAYNE Baldwin, Georgia JULIO RUIZ Havana, Cuba RALPH SIMONS Toeeoa, Georgia THEODORE SISK Alto, Georgia GARLAND W. SMITH Clayton, Georgia FLOYD E. STANCIL Clarkesville, Georgia 23 1LL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS OSCAR KELEHEAR President ROY WOOD Vice-President PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER . . Secretary-Treasurer rHERESA ALBERT Toccoa, Ga. DOROTHY L. ALLISON Cleveland, Ga. MARTHA J. BELLAMY Toccoa, Ga. BRUCE BLASINGAME Jefferson, Ga. • ••of IS eteen H H t - o n e MGNON BROWN Covington, Ga. ELSIE BURRELL Kitzmiller, Md. BOBBIE CARPENTER Baldwin. Ga. MAZIE COFER Toccoa, Ga. EDWARD E. CORRY, JR. Union Point. Ga. REVERLY CROW Cornelia, Ga. EDWARD DAVIS Demorest, Ga. DOLORES FULLER Chattanooga, Tenn. JUNIOR CLASS GEORGE D. GEARINO Plainfield, V. J. RUTH GREGORY Suches, Ga. SUSIE GRIER Clermont, Ga. VERMON HALLFOR1 Demorest, Ga. HARLES T. HARDMAN Tallulah Falls. Ga. ROBBY JOHNSON Toccoa, Ga. KATHRVN KELEHEAR Demurest, Ga. OSCAR KELEHEAR Demurest, Ga. • of ii i eteen fifty-one ODELLE KELLY Rabun Gap. Ga. BONNIE MANNING Thorsby. Alabama PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER Clermont. Ga. JOHN E. PARDEE Clarkesville. Ga. MAYS POTTS Jefferson, Ga. HAROLD POWELL Elbert on, Ga. BRANNON W. RIDINGS Nelson, Ga. JOHN TERRELL ROBERT Toceoa, Ga. JUNIOR CLASS LOREN ROWLEY Demorest, Ga. L CONNY SHIRLEY Tiger, Ga. SAMUEL STEEN Bristol. R. I. HARVEY STOWE Toceoa. Ga. h. A CURTIS LEE SULLENS Toccoa, Ga. BESSIE FAYE WATTS Tiger, Ga. ADELINE WOOD Dudley, Ga. ROY WOOD Clanton, Ala. © nineteen i t j - o n EMILY K. WYNN Way-cross. Ga. JOHN T. ACREE Union Point, Ga. DWIGHT ANDREWS Toccoa, Ga. LEON DYER Dahlonega, Ga. EVELYN SCHRADER Winter Park, Fla. GEORGE VAUGHN Lavonia, Ga. NOT SHOWN JOHN O. VAUGHN Cornelia, Ga. CHARLIE WINFREY Demorest, Ga. SOPHIA YOST Ludington, Mich. WILLIAM PROKASY North Olmsted. Ohio BARBARA McDARRLS Hemp. Ga. S P . ' m H M R E C L OFFICERS HAROLD POWELL President MAYS POTTS Vice-President MIGNON BROWN Secretary KATHRYN KELEHEAR Treasurer BONNIE MANNING Reporter A S S of nineteen fifty-one Hugh Alexander Cornelia, Ga. Jean Banks Homer, Ga. Patricia Blair Cornelia. Ga. Bichard Brewer Worcester, Mass. Lyndol Cain Gainesville. Ga. Nancy Carey Rosin a I. . Ga. Charles E. Cash Carnesville, Ga. Bosalyn Cochran Apalachee, Ga. Ceraldine Collins Clermont, Ga. Rohert J. Corry Robinson. Ga. Howard Davis Demorest, Ga. Frances W. Deen Pearson, Ga. SOPHOMORE CLASS Dan DeFoor Eastanollee, Ga. Celeste Durham Homer, Ga. Gwendolyn Farrow Eastonollee, Ga. Herbert Goolsby Carnesville, Ga. S. Frances Henderson Oakivood, Ga. Marion Hunt Hart well, Ga. Yvonne Dale J aim- Axson, Ga. Dorothy Lane Auburndale, Mass± Katharine Lane Auburndale, Mass, Betty Lou Mabry Westminster, S. C. Billy Moon Toccoa, Ga. Doris Moss Habersham, Ga. o nineteen fifty-one Shirley MaeElhiney Lancaster, Mass Hattie MeCall Clayton. Ga. Mary Jane Oliver Clermont. Ga. Mildred Owen Toccoa, Ga. Kelly Paschal Canton, Ga. Betty Ruth Payne Martin, Ga. Rohert Perry Hull, Ga. Jane Porter Cornelia, Ga. Wilma Smith Lakemont, Ga. William Dean Terrell Toccoa, Ga. Doris L. Thomas Melvin Village, 1 . H. Truett Watson Carnesville. Ga. Eloise West Sylvania, Ala. James Wofford Cartersville, Ga. Ralph W. Smith Clarkesville, Ga. Tommy Bowen Mountain City, Ga. Richard Fowler Cuthbert, Ga. James Smallwood Cornelia, Ga. Harold Smith Tiger, Ga. Grady Starnes Savannah, Ga. Asbury Whitmire Toccoa, Ga. Zane Grey McGlain Tiger, Ga. NOT SHOWN Eugene Brown Toccoa, (.11. Joe Crumley Jackie B. Edwards Willie G. Lumpkin Wiley, Ga. Cornelia, Ga. Clarkesville, Ga. Frank !VI. Brown Floy i link l ion Jerome Guest Lawrence Reynolds Cornelia. Ga. Toccoa. Ga. Eastanollee. Ga. Maysville, Ga. Siim ( ' i)ki ' r Johnnie Deaton Peggy Hill Devrix S. Roper Talullah Falls, Ga, Demorest. Ga. Clarkesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Dennis Craven Anderson Dillworth Charles Lewallen Richard R. Smith Cornelia. Ga. Carnesville, Ga. Toccoa, Ga. Clarkesville, Ga. Billie Stammer Alto, Ga. Ifi 4 9 m + W •4 r i if ■ hi. ! JR2S FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT PERRY President BILLY MASSEY Vice-President LOIS PFLAUMER Secretory BOB BAGLEY Treasurer It i FRESHMAN CLASS Bob Bagley Suivanee, Ga. William Blankenship Demorest, Ga. Rose Breazeale Pickens, S. C. Patricia Ann Burrell Cornelia, Ga. Lawrence Callas Demorest, Ga. Clyde Cronic, Jr. Flowery Branch, Ga. Virginia Cullen Orange, Mass. Annie Faye Dean Eastanollee, Ga. Genevieve Garrison I. ula. Ga. Morris S. Hardy Cornelia, Ga. Annie Ruth Hawkins Madison, Ga. W. A. Heaton Toccoa. Ga. .of nineteen fifty-one Barbara Higgenbotham Cornelia, Ga. Joe Higgenbotham Lavonia, Ga. Warren B. Howard Toccoa, Ga. Thomas W. Hunnicutt Cornelia, Ga. Tinsley Irvin Cornelia, Ga. Slrahan Ivie Tiger, Ga. Flossie James Mountain City, Ga. Deloris Jones Tampa, Fla. Imogene Kelly Rabun Gap, Ga. Robert Lewallen Homer, Ga. Thomas Mason Westminster, S. C. Billy Massey Cornelia, Ga. FRESHMAN CLASS Bobby Massey Cornelia. Ga. Elaine Milton Wrens, Ga. Rebie Mooney Quill, Ga. Al Morris Colbert, Ga. Lowell Moss Habersham, Ga. Glen MeCurry Toccoa, Ga. Thomas J. McDaniel Dentorest, Ga. Eslelle Parker Quill. Ga. Lois Pflaumer Weymouth, Mass. Mary E. Phillips Clayton. Ga. Patricia Royston Auburn. Mass. Joan M. Steele Toccoa, Ga. .of nineteen fifty-one Talmadge Stoneoypher Eastanollee, Ga. Maxine Tanner Kir 1. 1 a nil. Ga. James Thornton Hull, Ga. Marion E. Turpin Washington, Ga. Katie Ann Tyner Ha, Ga. Ernest L. Tyre Jesup, Ga. Susie Mae Underwood Godfrey, Ga. Eddie Marie Wike Detnorest, Ga. James Wise Cornelia, Ga. Don Fatridge Boston, Mass Ruth Watts Tiger, Ga. Bill Joe 15 row n Marseille. Ga. Paul Chamberlain •, ' . Northfield, Mass. Su i« ' M. McGehee Gainesville, Ga. NOT SHOWN James M. Siowe Toccoa. Ga. Frank Strickland Carnetville, Ga. Maurice Young Toccoa, Ga. Jerry Power Toccoa, Ga. HELDI REINSON Estonia YASUKUNI GEORGE TAIRA Okinawa FOREIGN STUDENTS FRANCOIS LAVONDES France HARM HARRY SCHREUR Holland j cr t1r ? a QRGMZATI0 7S V OSCAR KAL KELEHEAR President STEVE STEEN Vice-President BILL CORRY Secretary-Treasurer BRUCE RIDINGS Sergeant-at-Arms J. S. GREEN LITERARY SOCIETY The J. S. Green Literary Society for boys, active since the early days of Piedmont College, plays an important part in the campus life of many of the students. Co- sponsored by Prof. H. E. Bowen and Coach O ' Neal Cave, the group with its variety of activities continually strengthens the ties between students, faculty, and ' ulministration which therefore helps to make Piedmont the school that it is. JOHN SKELTON Chaplain HOYT E. BOWEN Sponsor O ' NEAL CAVE Co-Sponsor w v Bruce Bagley Bruce Blasingame Tommy Bowen Bichard Brewer Pat Butler Ed Corry Robert Corry Edward Davis Dan DeFoor Audrey Finch Toby Fountain George Gearino Joe Lattanzi Tommy Mason Billy Massey Bobbv Massey Ken Palmer Robert Perry Mays Potts Ken Sosebee George Taira Jay Thornton Ernest Tyre Leroy Whiting NOT SHOWN John T. Acree Richard Fowler Herring Cole Kenneth Franks Earl Crowe Charles Lewallen Richard Foster Bob McRay . «- JOANNE JONES President EMILY WYNN Vice-President MIGNON BROWN Secretary THETA ZETA PHI MOTTO Knowledge is the golden key that opens the door to success. COLORS Black and Gold FLOWER Gold Chrysanthemum The ideals for which we stand are symbolized in the three words — Theta, Zeta, Phi — Love, Idealism, Friendship. Our members aspire for the development of character and strive to enlarge their capacities for nobler and more fruitful service. ELSIE BURRELL Treasurer BONNIE MANNING Chaplain MRS. FRANCIS COOK Sponsor Annie R. Allen Dorothy Allison Jean Banks Martha J. Bellamy Rose Breazeale Helen Cannon Bobbie Carpenter Maud Colquitt Ceraltline Collins Beverly Crow Virginia Cullen Nell Deen Celeste Durham Delores Fuller Genevieve Garrison Ruth Gregory Susie Grier Annie R. Hawkins Frances Henderson Flossie James Yvonne James Delores Jones Mary C. Jones Kathrvn Kelehear Wilma Kellar Imogene Kelly Betty Lou Mabry Jewel McDaniel Rebie Mooney Martha F. Moore Mary Jane Oliver Peggy Joyce Oliver Mildred Owen Van Owens Estelle Parker Betty Ruth Payne Lois Pflaumer Mary Phillips Jane Porter Heidi Reinson Wilma Smith Maxine Tanner Susie M. Underwood Bessie Faye Watts Eloise West Adeline Wood Lola Wood Jimmie Lou Yearwood NOT SHOWN Sophia Yost MHO IIIIWAKD President ROY WOOD V ice-President ROBERT FLOYD Secretary CONNY SHIRLEY Treasurer PROTROPIAN LITERARY SOCIETY MOTTO Knowledge is Power ' The Protropian Society has just completed 54 years as an active literary and social organization on the campus of Piedmont College. Throughout the years the society has advocated clean living and helped develop strong character and friendship for those men who have taken advantage of the opportunity it afforded. The Protropians have had interesting programs and speakers on the regular meeting night. The society also sponsored other activities for the enjoyment of the college. The Protropians adopted a new constitution. This Constitution covers many provisions that the old one did not, and as a result we have a stronger and more adequate society. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Francis C. Cook, our faculty sponsor, for his very valuable assistance; also to those who helped make this year one of enjoy- merit and enl ght merit. GRADY STARNES HERBERT LONG Sergeai t-at-Arins Chaplain FRANCIS C. COOK Sponsor MARION HUNT Reporter Charles Cash Cordon Craig Joe Higgenbotham Harold Powell Truett Watson Kenneth Cash Hug Lee Doss Kelly Pasehal Robert Stephens NOT SHOWN James Bailey William Prokasy Frank Strickland Leon Dyer Thomas Roane Carey Reynolds COl RTNEY RANDOLPH President ROSALYN COCHRAN Vice-President G A I M 1 1 VI A MOTTO c H 1 Make use of the day. COLORS FLOWER Gray and Pi. irple Pansy Gamma Chi Literary Society holds sincerity of beliefs, cooperation wi th friends, and fairness in all dealings as ideals for a truly great organization. G amnic t Chi has always played a vital part in Piedmont ' s social and educational ife. She does everything possible to we come new girls to Pied mont. EVELYN CALLAS POLLY TERRELL LILLIAN McKEE Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Nancy Carey Gwendolyn Farrow Evelyn Hulsey Katharine Lane Shirley MacElhiney Elaine Milton Patricia Royston Doris Thomas Wendy Davis Katie Ann Tvner NOT SHOWN Kathryn Bowen Nancy McLay Ruth Rowley £ I JOANNE JONES CALVIN WATTS WHO ' S WHO WHOS WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES is a publication in which appears the biographies of outstanding students selected from six hundred schools in the country. This recognition is the culmination of all college honors and achievements. Selections are based upon the student ' s scholarship, his cooperation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activi- ties, his general citizenship, his promise of future usefulness to business and society. COURTNEY RANDOLPH HELEN CANNON Student activities are under the guidance of the Student Association, officers of which are elected from the student body. This Association shares in student gov- ernment and sponsors a variety of student activities. The Piedmont Owl and Yonahian are published by the Association. OFFICERS HELEN CANNON .... President ROY WOOD .... Vice-President STUDENT ASSOCIATION Bishop ' s Cafe UL The College Chorus sings at the Vesper services on Sunday nights and gives recitals at Christmas and other special occasions. Rehearsals are held on Monday. Wednesday and Thursday. Students may re- ceive % course credit per quarter if they desire. Those who do not desire credit for singing may par- ticipate in it as an extra-curricular activity. ■Ta CHORUS MEMBERS Director: Mrs. Richard B. Drake, Floy Crunkleton, Wendy Davis, Susie Grier, Joanne Jones, Mary Phillips, Court- nev Randolph, Patricia Rovslon, Eloise West, Lola Wood, Rose Breazeale, Virginia Cullen, Evelyn Hulsey, Dorothy Lane, Bonnie Manning, Heidi Reinson, Doris Thomas, Howard Davis, Kenneth Dickerson, John Skelton, Roy Wood, Richard Brewer, Jim Davis, Herbert Long, Grady Starnes. OFFICERS COURTNEY RANDOLPH President CALVIN WATTS Vice-President MARTHA FRANCES MOORE Secretory-Treasurer MAUD COLQUITT Reporter A R T C L I B The Art Club was organized this year so that the Art Room could remain open all winter in the absence of the art instructor. This club takes on various activities during the year, one of which is furnishing the decorations for the Lyceum programs. MEMBERS Dwight Andrews, Martha Joyce Bellamy, Elsie Burrell, Kenneth Cash, Virginia Cullen, Kathryn Kelehear, Evelyn Schrader, Doris Thomas, Ernest Tyre. ■ ■ ■J I OFFICERS and MEMBERS COURTNEY RANDOLPH President ELSIE RURRELL Vice-President JEAN RANKS Secretary MARION HUNT Treasurer ANNIE RUTH HAWKINS Reporter CELESTE DURHAM Program Chairman EMILY WYNN MARY PHILLIPS SUSIE MARIE McGEHEE MRS. MARY C. JONES Librarian E L P S The Elps consists of all the members of the library staff and derives its name from the first letter of each work in E. Louise Patton Library. The Elps meets once each month and plans weekly displays to be placed in the library. THE FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA is an organization for anyone interested in education or teaching. It meets once a month and is in charge of Audio-Vision Program this year for its project. President Vice-President OFFICERS MARTHA F. MOORE . . ELSIE BLRRELL . . . PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER Secretary-Treasu rer VAN OWENS . . . Program Chairman MISS ISABEL LUMSDEN . . , Advisor F T A MEMBERS Advisor— Miss Isabel Lumsden, Annie Rose Allen, Evelyn Callas, Helen Cannon, Gordon Craig, Edward Davis, Frances Henderson, Evelyn Hulsey, Wilma Kellar, Shirley Mae MacElhiney, Jewel McDaniel, Bill Prokasv, Loren Rowlev, Ruth Kowley. George Smith. Courtney Randolph, ' Polly Terrell. MARTHA F. MOORE JOANNE JONES . . OFFICERS . . President KATHRYN KELEHEAR . . Secretary Vice-President GRADY STARNES . Publicity Chairman The Drama Clul). directed by H. E. Bowen, is composed of students interested in the drama and the problems of acting. It meets twice a month to discuss the techni- cal aspects of acting, such as lighting, costuming and make-up. In addition, the cluo presents several plays throughout the year. D R A A CLUB MEMBERS Geraldine Collins, Nell Deen, Dan DeFoor, Susie Grier, Evelyn Hulsey, Herbert Long, Al Morris, Robert Perry, Lois Pflaumer, Mary Phillips, Bill Prokasy, Loren Rowley, Ruth Rowley, Evelyn Schrader, Ernest Tyre, Eloise West. These are students who are attending Piedmont as well as serving churches throughout north Georgia. MEMBERS James Sanders Harold Lewis James Wofford Ted Sisk Sam Coker I N I S T E R I A L STUDENTS THRIFT SHOP WORKERS The Thrift Shop is a second-hand store Operated by College students for the benefit of town peo- ple as well as for I ' iedmont students. MEMBERS Ken Sosebee Adeline Wood Betty Lou Mabry Eloise West Yvonne James Lillian McKee, Faculty Advisor R C OFFICERS Richard Burrcll, President Joanne Jones, Vice-President Harold Powell, Secretary-Treasurer Evelyn Hulsey, Publicity Chairman Richard B. Drake, Faculty Advisor The International Relations Club is composed of students interested in world problems. Under the direction of Richard B. Drake, the club meets once a month to discuss international affairs and to hear speakers from various world areas. MEMBERS Heidi Reinson. Harry Schreur, Francois Lavondes, Herbert Long, Robert Floyd, Kathryn Kelehear, Maud Colquitt, Elsie Burrell, Mary Jane Oliver, James Grover, Joe Lattanzi, Theodore Sisk. wp«xa it _ - yitejfl SSnt r i J k ii y Ctb fe k ' zE i ' Wa% f ' T i Hb«- fc iL3l ii B Et, i a 1 ham . . 1 ML y ■ -mm r3 1 J A M B k J 1 _ .AT %, Maud Colquitt Mignon Brown Kathryn Kelehear John Skelton MEMBERS Geraldine Collins Roy Wood Joanne Jones Richard B. Drake, Faculty Advisor RECREATION CO ITTEE This committee, composed of student volunteers and under the direction of Richard Drake, is responsible for planning and directing the recreational activities of the student body. It plans recreation for each Saturday night in addition to such special events as Sadie Hawkins Day, the annual Christmas party, hike to Mt. Yonah, and skating parties. The Religious Committee plans all chapel and vesper services and participates in them. TIM W. HOLBROOK FacultY Advisor RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE MEMBERS Wednesday chapel: Toby Fountain, Geraldine Collins, Herbert Long, Joanne Jones. Friday chapel: Courtney Randolph, Lola Wood, John Skelton, Elsie Burrell, Hoyt Bowen, Dr. Thompson. Vesper: Martha Frances Moore, Eloise West, Milo Howard, Roy Wood, Mrs. Richard B. Drake, Tim W. Holbrook. OFFICERS EMILY K. WYNN . . . President ELSIE BURRELL . Vice-President PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER . Secretary GERALDINE COLLINS . Treasurer s . c . A . The Student Christian Association is a combination of the Y.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose is to develop the spiritual life of the students. It meets once a week for fellowship and worship. A number of recreational and social events are spon- sored by this association during the year. MEMBERS Toby Fountain, Marion Hunt, Eloise West, Lois Pflaumer, John Skelton, Adeline Wood, Evelyn Hulsey, Elaine Milton, Annie Ruth Hawkins, Susie Mae Underwood, Joe Lattanzi, Franees Henderson, Wilma Smith, Rose Breazeale, Virginia Cullen, Mary J. Oliver, Lola Wood, Martha F. Moore, Nell Deen, Susie Grier, Bonnie Manning, Rebie Mooncy, Estelle Parker, Yvonne James, Milo Howard, Roy Wood, Mary Phillips, Francois Lavondes, Harry Schreur. N ' 4 V .V, SM I HAPPY I Stampede! 2 Scene from Corned? « f Error , ' { Take it eauy, Jo -. ' I i« Kitchen Help . Happi Hour-. — Arc you kidding? (t 11 m. iiiii ' ! i 7 Piedmont Coed — I ' HOURS 1 If ili.- 9emi-circlc could talk 2 W airh those curvcs,S . ' { Happili Married I Baby, It ' s - l l outside! . The Little l)r;.k Y N A H I A N STAFF EMILY WYNN Editor LILLIAN McKEE Faculty Advisor Mignon Brown, Maud Colquitt, Joanne Jones, Co-Editors. Kathryn Kelehear, Photography; Virginia Cullen, Nell Deen, Lois Pflaumer, Rose Breazeale, Yvonne James, Feature Editors. PIEDMONT OWL STAFF STEVE STEEN W Editor MAYS POTTS Business Manager Assistant Business Manager KATHRYN KELEHEAR Sports Editors BRUCE BLASINGAME, JOHN T. ACREE Cartoonist DORIS THOMAS Society Editor BEVERLY CROW Circulation Manager GEORGE D. GEARINO Feature Editors MARTHA F. MOORE, ELSIE BURRELL Assistants THERESA ALBERT, LYNDOL CAIN, HELEN CANNON, DOLORES FULLER, PEGGY JOYCE OLIVER, BETTY RUTH PAYNE, GRADY STARNES, JIMMIE LOU YEARWOOD, SOPHIA YOST Typists . NELL D EEN, LOIS PFLAUMER Exchange Editor LOLA WOOD t i ATHLETICS m OFFICERS KEN PALMER President BILL CORRY Vice-President JOHN T. ACREE Secretary BRUCE RIDINGS Treasurer L. O. CAVE Faculty Advisor ' P 1 J CLUB The P Club is an honorary society on the campus. Only those winning major letters in basketball or baseball are eligible for membership. Cheer- leaders and managers are honorary members. MEMBERS C. W. Beacham, Helen Cannon, Herring Cole, Edward Corry, Aubrey Fineh, Richard Fowler, Dolores Fuller, George D. Gearino, Lloyd Hunler, Oscar Kelehear, Joe Lattanzi, Betty Lou Mabry, John Pardue, John Skelton, Ken Sosebee, Grady Starries, Leroy Whiting, Toby Fountain, Bruce Ridings. % S CHEERLEADERS Kosalyn Cochran, Mary Phillips, Betty Kuih Payne, Dolores Fuller, Elsie Rurrell, Manager. BASKETBALL Grandpa ' s mustache, grandma ' s bustle — Come on Piedmont — LET ' S BUSTLE!!! Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar— All for Piedmont STAND UP AND HOLLER! ! Is Piedmont gonna win? YEAH MAN! Is North Georgia gonna win? A B C D E F G H I J K L— NO! B VARSITY Bill Corry, (.eorge Gearino, Robert Floyd, Hugh Lee Doss, Tommy Bowen, Bruee Blasingame, Richard Burrell, Riehard Brewer, Anderson Dilhvorth, Leroy Whiting. 1951 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 59 University of Ga., Atlanta Division . . . 34 44 Parris Island Marines 76 50 North Georgia 54 47 Georgia Teachers 90 59 Erskine 89 60 University of Ga., Atlanta Division . . . 58 55 Western Carolina 72 55 The Citadel 67 63 Western Carolina 59 74 North Georgia 77 72 Oglethorpe 67 40 Georgia Teachers 87 41 College of Charleston 56 39 Parris Island Marines 56 62 Wofford 97 58 North Georgia 61 63 Oglethorpe 58 B fc s : Jk ■ U O ' NEAL CAVE Coach VARSITY PLAYERS Forwards: Oscar Kelehear, Grady Slarnes, Ed Corry, George Vaughn. Center: Tohy Fountain. Guards: Aubrey Finch, Jay Thornton, Killer Cain. Richard Fowler. GKADY STARNES TOBY FOUNTAIN AUBREY FINCH RICHARD FOWLER KILLER CAIN OSCAR KELEHEAR JAY THORNTON How tlid he get in here? HHHHB K PITCHERS Richard Fowler, Robert Lewallen, Don Hulsey, Ken Sosebee, Ed Corry, Grady Starnes, Toby Fountain. BASEBALL Baseball is the main sport played on the campus in the Spring. Piedmon ' t baseball team plays other college teams in this vicinity. With the good team and the support of the students, this promises to be a good year. Coach L. O. Cave and Manager Aubrey Finch PLAYERS Potts Sosebee Whiting Kelehear Pardue Beacham Lattanzi Acree Vaughn Gearino Corry, E. Ruiz Fowler Fountain Starnes Lewallen Ridings Hulsey Finch, Manager Butler, Manager CATCHERS Leroj N biting Bruce Biding Mava Potts INFIELD Joe Lattanzi Bud Beacham George Gearino George Vaughn Pedro Pardue OUTFIELD Julio Km ' Kal Kelehear J. T. Acree Bruce Biding FIELD D A Y R A T E E K SADIE HAWKINS DAY i • ft w rv IT r V i 1 in. n .n n , c r  n vr - DRINK REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. 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