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YONAHIAN STAFF Bob Bent, Co-editor and Photogra- pher Carol Morgan, Co-editor Richard Palermo. Business Manager and Mediator Mr. Robert Redwine, Advisor Special thanks to Dr. Jesse Pierce. Jerry Brown and Vickie Brunner. Without them, this yearbook would not have been possible.
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The Editors ' Message The golden Mayflower atop the Piedmont College steeple is a symbol of the courage, patience, and faith our forefathers brought with them to frontier America. As time progressed, changes were made in the landscape as well as in the spiritual and physiological needs of the Pilgrim fathers. These changes were made in order to survive. Without them, all may have perished. Piedmont College Administration, Students, and Faculty members view the Mayflower with high aspirations and recognize the ideals the Pilgrims posessed. However, we must look further than these ideals in order to continue as a college in the future. We must realize, just as every settler realized when they came to this vast land, that changes must be made as time goes on. Nothing can re- main constant; sameness causes withering; withering brings on death. Adaption is a natural process of man. Without it, one may cease to exist. This is why we selected the theme of Love, Friendship, and Trust for the 1972-73 Yonahian. With these three ele- ments, people can begin to break down false barriers within themselves and work as one entity together instead of several working against each other. Possibly dissen- sion, discrimination, unrest, and insincerity would dis- appear. We must work together — United we stand, divided we fall. Carol Morgan Robert Bent
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The Editors of the 1972 and 1973 Yonahians are grateful for gifts from the following individuals and businesses which helped to make publication possible: Buford Flower Shop, Buford; J. Tomlin, Demorest; Woods Furniture, Clarkesville; Ann ' s Beauty Shoppe, Toccoa; Belks, Toccoa; Clark of Toccoa; Citizen ' s Bank of Toccoa; Lovett ' s, Toccoa; Ste- phens Federal Loan Bank, Toccoa; College Golf Course; Nickel-Bach Shoe Store, Toccoa.
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