Piedmont College - Yonahian Yearbook (Demorest, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

ilA V TV wVe£ VmTs jW RAJUsV Co. i Yearbook Staff Thomas Frasier Faculty Advisor Business Manager Jarvey bchoonmaker Photographer Wally inorner Editor • {i+ 4 4 m F J l l Fj W i PI aj l| I? T I Lane Perry Anne Simmons Susan McCoy Rt. 1 Mt. Airy, Georgia Gertrude Williams A. B. Piedmont M.A., Univ. of Georgia Linda Vandergriff Donna Bowusma DeMorest, Ga. Carlene Nichols Route 2 Clayton, Georgia Joyce Dooley 140 Terrace Dr. Toccoa, Georgia Vernon Ivestor Rt. 1 Box 106 Eastonolle, Georgia IB 111 Elizabeth Beane 682 Maryland Ave. SW Atlanta, Georgia Doris Pennington Route 5 Franklin, N. C. Peggy Greene 11 Highland Rd. Cornelia, Georgia E)ocA V oK) •« mKL% Stephen Smith Dianne Whittington Thomston, Ga. Alice McGee Gainesville, Ga. Sue Curtis Stan Knight Harvey Schoonmaker 218 Mt. Ave. Clarkesville, Ga. North Plainfield, N. J.  Jack Jones 1402 17th St. Portsmith, Ohio Sociology Oliver Wood A.B., Mercer, B.D.,Th.D. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary John H. Bridges A.B., B.D., Ph.D., Emory Aaron Grant 108 Oakway Rd. Westminster, S. C. Anne Barron Box 315 Clarkesville, Ga. Beth Shore Rt. 1 Alto, Ga. Tommy M. Holloway 202 Rountree, Rd. Toccoa, Ga. Mrs. Mary Griggs Demorest, Ga. A.B., Piedmont College M.A., University of Ga. Ed.S., University of Ga Susan McCoy Route 1 Mt. Airy, Ga. Mr. Donald G. Ryder Demorest, Ga. A.B., Piedmont College M.A., University of Ga. Ed.S., University of Ga, M HH Sara K. McCrainie Mike Grant Kym Frischkorn Box 5 Rt. 2 333 S. Madison Ave. Brookfield, Go. 31727 Clarkesville, Ga. 30523 LaGrange, III. 60525 Ron Slagle Wally Thorner loir- 220 Wayah St. 2729 Sydelle St. A C 1 Franklin, N. C. 28734 Sarasota, Fla. 35575 rtlVl Janet McGarity Rt. 2 Clarkesville, Ga. 30533 Jeanne Williams 323 Vally Rd. Toccoa, Ga. 30577 Gleen Phillips 420 W. Pleasant Avon Park, Fla. 33825 Mr. Thomas Frasier Box 473 Demorest, Ga. 30535 B.S., M.A., University of Michigan 13 a u w Carole J. Armstrong 29 Florian St. Roslindale, Mass. 02131 Charles L. Stephens 347 Main St. Sylva, N. C. 28779 John Solsbee Rt. 1 Clermont, Go, Francis Merchant B.S., Brooklyn College; M.S., City College of New York; Ph.D., New York University Earl R. Payne A.B., M.A., University of Kentucky Edna Holcomb A.B., Piedmont College M.Ed., Univ. of Georgia David L. Greene B.A., Univ. of South Florida; M.A., Univ. of Pennsylvania 15 t . X I I £ , I S « ' [• ' , (4 m f Larry Rawlins Demorest, Ga. Charri Soralump Demorest, Ga. Mitchel Banett Rt. 3; Cleveland, Ga. Harry Maddox Cain Circle, Dacula, Ga, ryG Curtis Waters 464 Falls Rd., Toccoa, Ga, Greg Trought Sand Spruos Rd. Morristown, N. J. Kenny Wells R.R. 3; Lucasville, Ohio Gene Wolotsky 384 Summit Ave. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Lowell McElroy Lakemont, Ga. Gary Kuchinski 1 23 Hayes Ave. Endicott, N. Y. 16 ' f - — Jim Huff Rt. 3; Cleveland, Ga. Keith McCall Rt. 2; Canon, Ga. Mrs. Jody Mize 86 Beach Tree Lane Pelhan Manor, N. Y. Mrs. Linda Vandergriff Rt. 1; Clarkesville, Ga. Patsy Taylor Demorest, Ga. Vernon Ivester Rt. 1; Box 106 Eastahollee, Ga. Hist r 1 Arthur O. Rinden B.A., William Penn Col. B.D.; Ph.D., Yale Gloria Merchant B.M., t M., Chicago Musical College M.A., New Mexico Highlands Univ. Ph.D., Univ. of Iowa Rodney Fitzgerald B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Univ. of Ga 17 Business N =tf Thomas Mathew B.S., Kerala University, India M.A., Howard University Eula Batson A.B., Piedmont College M.A., Peabody College Jack Hall Bergen Hill Rd. Rd 1 Rockaway, N. J. Dan Smith Don Kearsing East Plainfield, N. J. Kerry Lee Seabolt Box 38 Clermont, Go. John Thomas Hancock Toccoa, Ga. 19 ifOfc- ' l 20 Dr. Fred. Wessel B.S., MA, De Pauw Univ. Ph.D., Indiana Univ. S.M. Mozarteum, Salzburg, Austria; Fulbright Scho. Kelly Beaver Route 1 Snellville, Ga, IAo6 C fcWWA Lawrice Johnson 20 Gaywood Cir. Birmingham, Ala. Diane Cecchini 325 Passaic Ave. Hasbrouch, Heights, N. J. Jacque Szopinski Demorest, Ga. B.A., College of St. Teresa M.A., Southern Illinois Univ. 21 Larry M. Hill Rt. 1 Demorest, Ga Karen Johnson Rt. 3, Box 120 Toccoa, Ga. Reta Irvin Bill McGee Clarkesville, Ga. 156 Spencer PI. Ridgewood, N. J, 22 Ralph Comer Rt. 1 Otway, Ohio Dr. Ruperto Lopez Paul Vinson Demorest, Go. Rt. 1 B.S., Bachelor Cornelia, Go of Let. Matanzas, Ph.D., Univ. of u ftoletw 23 psychology Gleen Lerch Athens, Ga. William O. Ruslin B.S.Ed., Univ. of Ga. M.Ed., Univ. of Ga. 24 ■r Garvis Kinsey Rt. 4 Cleveland, Ga. 30528 Tommy M. Holloway 207 Rountree Rd. Toccoa, Ga. 30577 Richard J. Koch Box 613 Demorest, Ga. 30535 Mrs. Eula Batson Demorest, Ga. 30535 A.B., Piedmont College M.A., Peabody College AccoonjVvIB. 25 I w I I v I J- Les Cole William Wetter 275 Grandview Tr. B.S., Univ. of Hartford, Conn. Delaware, Ph.D Case Western Mike Smith Reserve Univ. 218 Craig St. Toccoa, Go. Chemi hr English Major: Roberta Farr Rt. 3, Cleveland, Ga, History Major: Steven Pearce 715 South Lee St. Alexandria, Va. 27 Henry Gartrell Rt. 1, Box 342 Tignall, Go. 30 Mary Reilley 1 41 Bay View Ave. East Greenwich, R. I. Clare Kelsey 28 Buena PI. Red Bank, N. J Craig Lee Don Miller Rt. 2, Box 66A Lucasville, Ohio Dock Sisk Rt. 1 Homer, Ga, Carl Maak 114 Washington Ave. Rutherford, N. J. 31 S i£ Mr£2 VvV M V | ' v... «i r w ♦■ £ £fc • ■•i j v. in ! ■■!!! ii ■■■ - i ■ . in « ¥ 1 I y| 3 I) Fred Richards Kathy Miller Box 1201 Culpeper, Va. Buford, Ga. Milinder Cash Gale Shedd Homer, Ga. Box 157 Demorest, Ga Mary Hill Homer, Ga. Jane Boling Baldwin, Ga. Anne Young Homer, Ga. Dolores Anderson Box 159 Demorest, Ga. 33 Larry Tramaglini Box 251 Baldwin, Ga. Juan Costillo 3235 NW 86th St. Miami, Fla. Linnie Matheney Rt. 1 , Box 95 Blackville, S. C. Ken Kleven 119-31 27th Ave. College Point, New York Mike Queen Blue Ridge, Ga. Ron Gundell 193 Mansion Rd. Newton Sq., Penna, 34 r i © ■ '  RJWh r« WEZi ♦ . s 5 ffrT «M v i Henry Pollitz 801 SW 17th St. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, Lamar Allen 403 East Main St. Pendleton, S. C. 1 r fe Jim Muldrow 27 Oriole St. Greenville, S. C. Jeff Russell 1626 Azalea Dr. Augusta, Go. 35 . -«, ' n '  , Sharon Sickler Box 25 Spring Creek, Pa. Vicki Howes 3304 1 5th Ave. Bradenton, Fla. 36 Vfr msx . -  ?V «SoFTVrf 0 38 w T W ' . JisF V W ' P L s fc ( ' .« •; T- M , . SOPHMOWK IM i Shelby Coker Rt. 1, Box 200B Toccoa, Ga. Sharon Kimbrell Rt. 1 Cornelia, Ga. Linda Mote Demorest, Ga. Martha Smith Rt. 3, Box 345 Westminster, S. C Regina Lynn Hulsey 4 Rt. 1 Alto, Ga. 30510 Lewis Grant Box 185 Demorest, Ga. Douglas Anderson Rt. 3, Box 103 Toccoa, Ga. 30577 George Stripling 881 Heron St. Miami Springs, Fla. Thomas L. Dula 10 Highland Ridge Lane Rye, New York 10580 Ronald Coleman Webb 1 102 Crenshaw Hts. Pendleton, S. C. 29620 feWn 43 m m Wanda Holland Rt. 4, Box 217 Toccoa, Ga. Sam Moon Rt. 1 George Smith 130 Pine Valley Dr Loganville, Ga. Toccoa, Ga. Candy Herron 102 B Street Westminster, S. C. Dianne Sisk Rt. 1 Homer, Ga. Sandra Blackwell Star Route Westminster, S. C. David Young Mike Walker Gerald Roberts Judy Hanlbrook Rt. 2, Box 73 Westminster, S. C. Virgil Harris Box 63 Bowen, Ga. Joanne Stepp Rt. 3, Box 60 Westminster, S. C Sheila Tkaes 1020 Division St. Trenton, N. J. Gloria Evans Karen Anderson Cecile Couture 1280 W. 29th St. Hialeah, Fla. Jody Tearber James McFarlin RFD 1 Toccoa, Ga. Tony Crumkleton Rt. 3, Box 347 Toccoa, Ga. Donnie Davis 1 87 Hickory Cir. Toccoa, Ga. 45 J - %!N - a $0 A . « - - fi 9 H Jimmy Hopkins Billy Owens Kay McManis 1 66 Pauline Ave. Kerry Owens 2704 Sea Spray Toccoa, Ga. Rt. 1 Mt. Airy, Ga. Sarasota, Fla. Philip Hunter Helen Peden 735 W. Doyle St. Chester Sosbee Robert Miles Toccoa, Ga. «2 Stephanie Olah Roger Cook Mill St. New Woodstock, N. J. Brian Godin Rt. 2, Box 80 Carnesville, Go, Dennis Wick 5401 Satel Dr. Orlando, Fla. Doug Seaver Dave Holmes 74 West Ave. Darien, Conn. i wm Mike Herskovitz 14 Inkers Hicksville, N. Y. B Jim Jarvis Route 1 Hackettstown, N. J. B Larry Ray Kinlock Ken Kleven 78 Romr 197 ' h Buckley Liverpool, N. Y. enue Conn. Coll. Pt., N. Y. Alex Lee 21 7 Runyan Asbury Park, N. J. M Judy Lerch Demorest, Frank Marino 106 E. Columbia PaTisade Park, N. J. B D. Pasinski 250 4th Jersey City, T. Vandiver Demorest, Ga. Westmoreland Route 4 Cleveland, Ga, John Williams Route 1 Dexter, Ga. Harry Wilson 305 W. State St. Marshallton, Iowa Joe Carpanzano 101 Walworth Ave. Searsvale, N. Y. Karen Davidson 2345 Waldemere Sarasota, Fla. Patricia Burnett Robert Burrell Charles Carver Kathleen Clemmons Roger Craven Heary DeWitt Jeanette Dixon Thomas Dorazio Jerry Dorsey George Dortch Joseph Eiche Richard Gerrell Lonnie Gribble Brenda Guess Herbert Head William Huff Muffed Khoury Curtis Knapp Clifford Loudermilk Decatur Mangham Richard Marino Emily Moore Gamalier Mora Peter Munda Carolyn Nalley Bruce Nicholson David Nix Tom O ' Brien Randall Pannell Karen Preece Michael Roberts Robert Rucker Ronald Russell Pauline Sellers Louis r Shirlen Crawford Sparks Douglas Spratlin Jack Stribling Dean Telford Gene Underwood Thais Villanueva Thomas White Wendel J. White Wendel W. White Frederick Wilcox Stanley Woodall Gtt)6E S aweEmewas 4 IDCAUb Bill Rankin Gamma Ch Ideal Mary Reilley Protropian Sweetheart 54 Becky Stamey J. S. Green Sweetheart Lynn Harris Valentine Queen Judy Faeber Homecoming Queen Judy Holbrook Yonahian Queen J r L D t ncr s Burns Day Dinner M ftACl£ HJOWQBK, U -vi ' 1 - V II Q 61 1R0W A)0NEN k 3 V K XSJm %%m liTWdt it rittft v Km 2fy f rifl J cA  l Stated At SA ovO 63 L ail iMt Av. Spring Carl Ratcliff Dance Theatre Winter John Chappell LncejojA 65 anTTiP roygvera eofv.O rtrell ta MQyig . ' 259: L- Jit ■ - M ' ' ' M -- ' Ricie Johnson ■ President onnson — i- vjurtis — Susan Curtis — Treasurer Mary Reilley — Vice President Diane Cecchini — Secretary Maryann Cruickshanks — Sergeant al X . 7 m Clare Kelsey Cecile Couture Kay McManis Sin Mu Lo Jana Cave Judy CoCo Ihd-aZek Joan Gilliam, President Judy Haulbrook Kitty Miller Shelby Coker, Vice-Presi dent Elizabeth Beane Sandy Blackwell Delores Anderson, Treasurer Vickie Howes Lynn Harris Susan King, Secretary Regennia L Hulsey Judy Payne Linda Mote, Chaplain Wanda Holland Jamie Casey Gloria Evans, Historian Candy Herron Dianne Sisk Sharon Sickler Not Pictured: Sharon Kimbrell Brenda Westbrooks Karen Anderson Jeane Davis Jo Ann Stepp Reginia Hulsey Ann Sellers 72 :r ■■; wxasL 4 IV ' 1 W-HM ■• .► TS ft 3) A? • ™ -£f 1 j 4 i I ft M e Queen, Vice Presi Ronnie Ledford, Secretary Don Miller, Treasurer ' teve Sigmond, Chaplain enny Wells, Sgt. at Arms Sam Kelley, Pledgemaster .en Thomas Tom swat ' V V , f K m jUdp.V y «9 CttO R Sloan Stribling Henry Gatrell Jean Davis Dianne Cecchini Doug Sievert Jacque Szopinski Roger Cook Lawrice Johnson Robert Miles Maryann Cruickshanks Paul Armbruster Celia Eller Tori Middleton Not Pictured: Dr. Fredrick Wessell, Dir. Alice McGee Donna Bailey Dennis Talevara Eric White Kelly Beaver 76 S oc e aft ©ocaV oo h«r :V Lane Perry Lorna Reece Sharon Sickler Dolores Anderson Anne Simmons Elizabeth Beane Gail Shedd Edna Black Linder Vandergriff Brenda Blackburn Donna Bouwsma Not Pictured: Joyce Dooley Beverly Chambers Peggy Greene Trudy Garrett Vicki Howes Brian Godin Vernon Ivester Jimmy Norris Susan McCoy Sandra Palmer Kitty Miller Elizabeth Shore Linda Mote Carlene Nichols Doris Pennington paiiish +WorSoc 78 f Douglas Anderson Lowell McElroy Karen Anderson Linnie Matheney Lynne Anderson Brenda Martin James Ariail Thomas Martin Janet Bush Henry Pollitz Esther Byerly James Ridley Juan Castillo Emily Rinden Catherine Cheek Gail Shedd Wes Dearbough Dock Sisk Celia Eller Furman Smith Mike Ellis Kay Snyder William McGee Don Socash Betsy Goodwin Ronald Webb Linda Hovell Anne Young Dr. Caridad Lopez, Advisor . PURCELL HALL Ron Webb Sam Kelly Bill McGee Mike Queen Lennie Matheny Lamar Oglesby WALLA r WALLACE HALL Mrs. Byerly Harvey Schoonmaker Robert Beck Ralph Comer Arron Grant Eric White GETMAN-BABCOCK HALL Dianne Cecchini Mary Ann Cruickshanks Becky Stamey Clave Kelsey Boose CowKJils ' - ' ALL V s 83 ®6tefca mi 85 BASEBALL I f h Willie Russo Tommy Hancock Mi s - £ -•: xiiiStvA . ' ' . y Ik tteioewis 1 message, mi CTi L || f As history reviews the 70 ' s in the life of Piedmont College, this decade may well be known as the season of testing the foundation ideas and convictions on which the college was established and developed. Men and women of good will gathered teachers, textbooks, and eager learners in 1 897 to found Piedmont College and to share knowledge, culture, and religious faith. We endeavor in 1 971 to follow these major objectives. Inviting young people to attend a private college has always been the extension of a privilege which cost the institution more than it charged for the total services rendered. We continue this American tradition of free enterprise in a gift supported college. Likewise the young people who come to our campus from Appalachia and the far corners of the globe all enjoy the freedoms of coming, or leaving, and living within the codes of freely accepted regulations. his year the college ' s freedo ts personnel was challengecHby . ho sought to demonstrate that he ght to enter a dormitory js regardless of the cq| ration ! s announcemertt that and social attitudes w£r acceptable eorgia conTirme at an independent ual person, enjoys the igenial persons and ding other visitors who do not measure up o the school ' s standards. 1 1 eedom to aco theprivile bofj 9 g  • r V 7 ■■ : -JW- v . ; 5 v, $ . A ■X • I H|6 ■ Along with these freedoms and responsibilities come the challenge of accountability. In the teachings of Jesus we are taught this practical dimension of life in the simple reminder By their fruits shall ye know them. A person and his Alma Mater are known ' By their fruits. I rejoice in the adundant evidence that Piedmont College graduates make good in the art of living creatively and constructively. ■-ri. • : ;; it .3i HM m ' ' ] h ■ Our qraduates continue to be most welcome in the graduate schools of the greal universities in our nation. Our business administration majors are successful in establishing their own companies, and they are sought out for employment by the largest corporations. Our graduates who have been trained as elementary or high school teachers never lack for opportunities to use their talents. Our college faculty members have a right to feel proud of their young people. ' 99 Richard Taylor A.B., Piedmont College A.M., East Carolina Univ A.B.D., Univ. of Virginia Mrs. Taylor, Leila, Emma 4Bik v 1 wta 3 1. ft; t ! %f U Pl I John B. Ayres B.S., Georgia Teachers College M.S., George Peabody College D.Ed., Hon. Piedmont College Registrar 102 O ' Neal Cave Dean of Men B.S., Georgia Southern College M.A., Peabody College D.Ed. Hon., Piedmont College 103 Mrs. Lillian McKee Director of Food Services A.B., Piedmont College Mrs. Milda Kranats Assistant Nurse 104 Mrs. Elizabeth P. Walter A.B., Mt. Holyoke College B.N., Yale Univ. School of Nursing R.N., State of Georgia Mr. David S. Pratt Librarian B.A., M.A., Long Beach St. College M.A.L.S., Univ. of Mich. Elois Duckett Treasurer A.B., Piedmont College Wilton Duckett A.B., Piedmont College Supt. of Building, Maintenance and Security and Staff 107 Mrs. Ester Byerly Wallace Hall Clarkesville Record Sales Compliments of Reeves Hardware Furniture Co. Clarkesville, Ga. Compliments of Turpen Drug Co. Pre scription Specialists Phone 754-4122 Clarkesville, Ga. FRAISER-THORNER GALLERIES Helen, Georgia Box 473 Demorest, Ga, HAllERKlLi I MlLLN M ANUFACTURERS ) F CARDED COTTON YARN 20 2, 24 2, 30 2 ON COXES, TUBES AND WAHPS SINCE 1906 II.VIIi:it  li . 1, 1.V. 30544 TELEPHONE CLARKESVILLE. GA 754 4116 AREA CODE 404 Cornelia Pharmacy Compliments of Prescription Druggist A Reliable Drug Store Arnolds Drugs 3 h. 778-2258 Your Friendly Walgreen Agency Cornelia, Ga. Compliments of Compliments of Lee 5 1 0 t Store Careys Everything in a dime store on the Square Clarkesville, Ga. HI 112 The realities of my life are refracted and channeled into thousand fantasies. Cold stone obituary! History is frozen here. Selfhood, neurosis, domination, relevance: How many of us were ever as real as those dark stones? Like characters etched upon the pages of a fairy tale we act out our silly parts secure in a make-believe setting. Throughout our tiny windows we watch the world devour itself, soon we will leave this shelter and no longer will reality be distorted. But until then the future is colored with glass of green, pink, and yellow as we grope for a tinted truth through stained glass windows. ■ ■ ■ ■ I • ■