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DEDICATION.
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Dedicated to The Found.
ers of Piedmont, whose sac·
rifices have made Piedmont
possible. whose ideals have
lived, whose service has been
an tnspiration for future
achievements. 'whose pre
cept and example still live
and will forever live in the
hearts and lives of Alumni
and students.
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£ 0 DMemories soon fade a"ay.
A year book in a ,en,e pre.
serveh these memories. It i~
more than a mere mem..
ory book. It is the embodi.
ment of an ideal, service; the
incarnation of a principle,
fidelity; the interpretation of
a spirit, the intangible. It is
with this hope that the staff
submits this, the seventh
volume of the Yonahian.
CONfENt:!.1. CHOOL
II. CLA SE
III. ORGA 'IZATION
•IV. ATHLETlC~
•V. FEATURES
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FRA:-IK E. J[NKI 'S. DOPresIdent
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\VENDELL BROOKS PHILI.IPSEnqil~h Language and Lltrrarure
Piedmont College and Harvard University ...\ B Middlebuf)' College. AM. HlrvJrdUnlvlCrsity A.M.
A 'NIE B E, SMINGERSpanish Language and Literature
Oberlin College. A B Middlebury College.
MABEL S PERCYLarlO Language and Literature
Hebreu.' Language and LiteratureMiddlebury College. A.B.; Atlanta The
alagical Seminary. B.B.L
GEORGE C BURRAGEFrench Language and L,terOlUf"/!
Cornell University, Ph.B .. Peabody College.A.M.
DELLA G STEVENSCntlc Teacher. LatlO
Yankton College. A B.
FANNIE H SI-IITHCrttlc Teacher
Rollins College A B.
C LISLE PERCYH,stort/
1iddlcbury College. A. B. Atlanta Thealagical Seminary B.D.• Clark Unin~r
Sit)'. A.M.
HOI,,!ER \V STEVENSSOCIology and PolItIcal SW.'OCt'
University of Minnesota A B. A M LL BLL.M . Yankton College.
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WILLIA'I SILAS ROBERTSCh.mlSrrlj and PhI/sICs
Pi\'dmont College. AB. Hu\'ard University,8.S University of Chiugo..\1.$. L:ni·\'H~I!\' of Chic~go. Ph.D.
W BAXTER S\IITHA~tronom!l and Gt'O!09lJ
Young H.uris College, A.B. Uni\'crsit}, ofTenne'Qi":': University of Georgia.
HARR Y B. FORESTERB10!09fJ Coach
Piedmont College. B.S. Uni\'crsit}, of Alabam,)
JO~ATHA:'\' C. ROGERS·Marh.'malles
Pi('dmont College. B,$. Earlham College.8.S ColumbiJ. University. A.M.
ELIZABETH H BURRAGE'Gt:rman Lan~/(laqt' and Lltt'ratun'
Cornl'l1 University. Ph.B., Univcrsit}, ofGeorgiJ. A.M.
IRED rORESTERPhl/.\uol Educallon for .\/M.
Assoclaft' Coochi\lcrctr Unl\'crsiq', A.B. Piedmont College .
ETHEL W LO\'ELA:":OExpression
Columbia CoHrgc of ExprcHion Pri\'JICIud)' with .\ •
~~iCE " BEVERIP,anl
Gr.1du,Uc Chicago ,\lusic41Study wuh \lJsto:rs.
"ELL G BRITT\ "/Cl' ant! P"m<J
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WILBUR ~I JONESRt IIQlOn und PIHlosophl/
Pritchett College A B $oulhl'rn TheologicalSeminary Th. 1 Frcdcnd Collegr. D.D
1.\URA A. WAITE'Hwd ot Dt:purtmml of Home Economln
Piedmont College. a.S.H E.. Pennsyl\'aniaState College.
.\I,\RY STI. '[CIPHER~1.HY\ 111l: College Piedmont College
I UI I I A J S [[VI. 'SONR')lJkhuplnq Sttnoqruphfj. und IIIptu:ntlnfl
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Board of Tmstees of Piedmont CollegeTER~1 EXPIRES 1928
ARTHuR T CLI~E. DO
LJw,s H KELLER. DO.
ELISHA ALO~ZO Kl~G. DO
W BAXTER S~IITH
TERM EXPIRES 1929
o WITHERSPOO~ DoDGE. DO.
R H BLACK
PLu.\IER DUCKETT
LnIA~ B VEEDER. PH.D.
TERM EXPIRES 1930
G S. BUTLER. D.O.
CHARLES W. LUSK
FRANK R. SHIP,\IAN. D.O.ERNEST M. TURNER
TER~I EXPIRES 191 I
ARTHUR J FOLSOM. DO.
L. H GAGER
FRA~K E. JE~KI~S. DO
H R STAIGHT
OFFICER
FRA"K R. SHIP\lA" .
ELISHA A. K'''GW BAXTER S~IITH
Toccoa. Georgw
Atlanta. GeorgIa
.\.1 tamt Beach. Flon'do
Demorest. Geofgw
Atlanta. Georgia
Demorest, GeorglO
Cornelta. Georgru
Alto. Georgw
Demorest. Georgw
Chouonooga, Tennessee
Neu..' Hauen. ConnecticUl
Buffalo. New York
Fort \\'ayne. Indwna
Palmer. Afassachusetts
Demorest. Georgw
Demorest. Georgw
President
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Secretary
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Senior Class OfficersMARTIN L. VAN WINKLE. JR
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His/OI)' oj' a GardcJ! oj' Flo'Zt'crf" the fall of 1924 there w,,, planted at PIedmont (011, , a .ard,nof SeVl'n[y·onc '"Jrll'tICS of bC.lutlful fiowt:rs And thl: n.lm" f thisgarden \\'JS Frc\hmcn' I hal' WJ~ OOl' flo\\'cr which \\.lli t.llhrand straIghter than the others ThIS WJS Harold Jones .,nd il "aschosen to be the lcader of the other flowers
At first these lIny seeds and bulbs were very tender not being accustomedto those hurncanes foolIShly peculiar to great places of learning. VII theSophomore But the flowers were sendIng their roots deeper Into the earthand were bc:oming stronger so that they changed the direction of the typhoonsroward the spnng In the depths of whIch their monstrous majesties would soonhave been 10 t had there not been mercy In the hearts of the flowering preshmen
Thus In fighting their coemles and WIth the help of the rain and sun com·monly called the "Faculty." the Freshmen grew and waxed strong unr" theirperfume was Inhaled to the farthest corner of the campus.
On the occasion of the hnstmas party the Freshmen were filled Withexceeding great JOY when they looked Into the faces of the SophomoresanxIOus because of the non ·appearance of the banner which was In the possessionof the SenIors. Since all flowers like to nod and sway to the breezes the Freshmen contnbuted to the stunts of the evening by an old-fashioned square dance
Jn their second year when the fto\v~rs had grown In Wisdom Jnd wefecalled ··Sophomores." the whole garden was beset WIth pests which came Inswarms. These pests were called "Freshmen Insects" rhey c1J1med to havetaken the place of the Freshmen flowers of the precedIng year but the gods pItysuch creatures who pretend to possess the attnbutes of flowers when they areonly droves of Insects bent on seekIng the hearts of illy·whlte blossoms for
their prey.
The Sophomores dramatized one of DIckens' hnstmas stones for theannual party because flowers are espeCIally assoclJted WIth hnstmas tIme
And the Sophomores thnved under their leader James wlnq- whom thew,nd could not bend nor the storms elestroy and whom they were ready to
follow even unto death
Ever WIll there be in the hearts of the Sophomores the memory of thosetwo who were taken by death from their mldsl. Ralph Payne and, !arthaMinter Only the purest elle young and God wanted these two In the freshness
of their youth to adorn HIS heavenly palaces.
( \ ,In rhe third year of thelf reign at Piedmont unda (h~ir I~adn Cap'
James. were the ftowHs who had now become Juniors bl?sct with serlOU,,"
dangers for Just down thl? road wen? herds of cattle called Seniors" who wcrl.:readY to pounce upon them and to de\'our them
;\130\' times when the JUniors were looking for the banner wen! thesehorned beings sore afraid lest they should find It. But thi' Juniors did not filarfor they knew the Seniors would have to giw them the banner on the nightof the Chnstmas party
In order to announce Class Day thes\? Sentors had the audacity to hid!:themsdn's In black robes and to come bellowing the announcement In (h~
dining room where the JUniors wen! eating thelf c\'entng meal of sunset and dew
The happiest yet possibly the saddest year In the history of thl! garden isthe last. when the plants were grown to maturity and arc ready to be plucked bythe hand of the world.
Dunng the last two years flowers from other fields had been transplantedinto the garden of Piedmont One of these. "Rip" Van \Vinkk became leaderof the garden in its Senior year
Always the Seniors were guarded by the Owl upon the face of the banneruntil they presented It to the Junior class. and even then its spirit follows themwherever they may go.
And after four years of careful tending of the garden by their faithful andable gardeners. Professors W. B. Phillips and Laura A. Waite. the flowers Jreready to go forward and to be planted In the furthermost corners of the world
"\\'e came here as 10f./al FreshmenAnd as Sentors wlll depart
But the laue 01 dear old P,edmont\\'lIl be alu.'uf./s In our hear/.Ii:'
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RICHARD AYLRS
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b.don: u.:e fl:'t'i a ShOU.'t'LLd's 'Wi no storm
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CORTEZ BRYAI'C.lnon G~orgi.
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LO\\'RA~CE BUTCHERGJ.lesburg. Illinois
HrR.\1A~ CALLO\\,AY~bnch(,slcr. Georgia
LEWIS CHAMBERSHomer Gl,'orgia
ALLY DODDC1.ukes\'ille. Gl.'OrgiJ.
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CATHERINE SUTTONCedartown, Georgia
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ROBERT VICKERSClayton, Gcorgi:a
SUSIE RITCHIECornelia Georgia
BRA:\'OO:'-: ROGERSClayton, Georgia
~IARCIAL TORRESCienfuegos. Cuba
ROBERT RIDGWAYCanon. Georgi:!
TAFT SUTTONCedartown. Georgia
MARY SPENCERAlamo, Georgia
EDITH SNOOTSL}·erly. Georgia
EVA SMITHClntOn. Georgia
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JA~IES BUCHA"'A ..lnford. i'Jorth CarolinJ
[[ EANOR EDWARDSClarkesville. GeorgIa
BETSY MCMII.Llf\NDemorest Georgia
HAZEL RAMPLEYDemorest Georgia
I [l.A BELLE WALlClanon. Georgia
[VI I YN WELl. BORNRO)'Slon. Georgia
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ORGANIZATIONS
The Students' AssociatioJ/OFFICE RS
AI r) C lRPI I C,
R Y Gil I
(,1 OR ,[ \\'M r R
Br,5r.'(,1110:-;
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·1 he Students ASSOCI.lllOn as the n.1Oll' IncllCoHes, IS compos .. d ",old) of
the student body In the weddy meetIngs the stud nts presrnt tlmr prohlems
both large .1nJ "'mall of I.Jmpus Ide 1 hl' .1101 01 thiS .1SSL'\l1JllOn I') 10 w( rk
for the ~rowth Jnd development "f P,dmont thu str"'lng f r (" Jtcr
P,cdmc nt In tim I"" group w find the r .,1 qu.'''t", w 11I,h , "'po e th
P,edmcnt pmt
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The rOJJilhiml StalfHO~IER W. FORTSON
ARTHLR L. JAMES
),!ARGARET CLRTIS
),IABEL S. PERCY
CHARLES B. LONG
:VIARJORIE OWENS
J. B. SHARP
ELIZABETH ,'v!OSlLH
ADElAIDE SAR.\lAN
CHARLES :-lr.uGrORGr PE.·N
Gf-ORC,E L WAG. TR
RICHARD AHRS
Ed,tor-In-ChIP!
Bus, nt?ss AI arJaQi?r
A",~onale Edllor
Faculty Adl..'fSOr
Literary Editor
Oryumzollon Editor
Athletic Editor
Photographic Editor
j'ealure Ed,:or
TreOSUfl'(
AJL"lTIIslng .\!unaC!l'r
CIrculation .\/an,Jqt'(
CirculatIOn .\/IJ"(1(llf
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The Piedmont OwlJA\lFS .'vlcKAY
~l L. VAN W'''KLEGLiS ADDISON
CHARLES NEALSTANLEY STEVE.·S
\\' B SI"GLHO"HoYT WHITLO\\,
GEORGI. L WAc"rRALICE S.SI!TH
CHARLFS LONGH'RRY B FORFSTERHO\l[·R \\' STEST",ROBI' RT RmG\\'A Y• tAR JORI! O\\T"SGEORGE PI'''''LOUIS HOBSO..
.\'\'\yBELU· • \"J' ·K!.·\'JRGI:--;J,.\ $\11111A B CORr
Fdaor·tn-Ch,efBU'itness AI unUo!?r
A.ssoClate [clllOrAssociale [dltorForum EdItor
Arhletl( Cdl/or[xchanqe [dtlorSO':t4!ttj "Edaor. ) ... Cdl/or
Campu.'i EditorAlumm Edaor
Fucu[lq Adl.'lsorA".\,Mclnl BUMneS\ .\funIJQt'r
. T (t'u.\un'(
C,rculatEon Manl1Ql'rA'iWitant C,rculatton A!uncJQ.r
Rl?oortaReporterReporh'(
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The Protropiall Societ),
OFFICERS
F,rst Ti.'rm
BE" SI"CLETC"
CHARLES Lo"c
Roy HAYES
HoYT WHITLOW
Second Term
Roy GILL
ELTO" CLARK
OTTLEY .\"ORRIS
HmlER W. FORTSON
\' tee· PresIdent
Secretary
Treasurer
PresIdent
\' lCl'- President
Secretary
Treasurer
The Protropian Literary Society is not only one of the oldc~t
orgamzJtions on the campus. but It i'i one of the most inAuenrial It aims to be ever a source of Ino;piralion to Piedmont asa whole 2.5 it is to ItS own members. In ItS weekly mectlngs It
cndea\'ors to make its members search for the truth In all hnesof discus-ion These mcl"tlngs an~ rntcrtJlntng, .,150 conduciwto til.! development of the "four square" man
In cdcbrating Its thlrtll:th annlVCrS.lfY the SOCII!t)' had as itsgUC'lr and speaker Dr \V H Houghton. of Bapllc;t TabernacleIn Atlanta. Dr Houghton uSl'd ali hiS Icetun.'. The \\'J\, InI h' motto "Knowledg~ IS Powcr.·· Pi pJrJlld \\.·Ith 'Thc \\'.1\'In. In:::'ccd kn~wlcdg~ Jnd \\.Isdom lead to that mo:'"c noblclife The sOClcty IS planning J ddiOlh' progrJm to Innt~
scholan a'i guests
The <;OCICt)' (e('hng th\,.' Influcn(!'" o( thc girls of the (JmrU"In ItS ci\:c1opmcnl prc"cntl'd Jt It" .1n01\,cr'iJry progr.lm ItS firstron r .11,,0:; Oils Addl"on 1 he Protropl.ln SOClctv "tnns 101 a pace for thl." ·GrcJta Ph:dmnnt •
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The GalJllJla Chi Society
OFFICERS
FEfSl emesu:r
ADELAIDE SAR~IA~ Prt'Sldt:nt
\\'ILLIE ~lALCOL~1 \',c('*Presrdl'nt
RLTH LITTLE ecrerary
GLADYS TL'R1'lER Treasurer
rcond Semester
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.\IAYBELLE il-ICJL:-iKI"
LLCILE WAITE
\' ARA NE\'ES
RUTII DLl'CA"
Pres,dl.:nl
Vice·Presidenl
Secretary
Treasurer
Carpc Dirm' v..'ith what music dO('~ thaI sentence fill thl.'cars of ewry Gamma hi member' Indeed. Since the societycame Into eXistence In 1922 this motto hali constantly been 10the minds of Its members. for Ihn lake ('"cry opportunity (0
SelLC the Day"
In the fall of 192/ th~ Gamma Chi Socictv gave Its SixthAnm\'crsar)' Program HJllowl"cn on the Old Plantation ..written by Prof \\' B Phtlhpo;;; and dlft.'Ch:d by th~ author With
{hI.' assistance of .\"~", 1\11 (J Britt 1 h..: ';Cl'nl'S were laid on J
large (jouthcrn plantation whICh plantation littll rclcllncd thelharJCh.'nsUcs of thl; old 'ilavl:f\ days
\\'uh prtdl' of that dt.:Jr n.1ml' we lll',1r G,1mm,l Chi' (lionU(j naml" It make" Uli ~lJdly do and dare whdl' l'f ti'i (hought
Yo mnl' cr tl~ hcard .
Tile]. S. Green Society
OFFICERS
First Term
J. B. SHARP .
ROBERT THORBURN
W. L. BOWEN
GEORGE PENN
Second Term
NORMAN H. BAILEY
FLOYD PRICE
CHARLES NEAL
LOWRANCE BUTCHER.
PresIdent
V ice~ President
Secretary
Treasurer
Presidenr
V ice~ President
Secretary
Treasurer
The J. S. Green Society has just passed its thirtieth year.h is old enough to include among its present members a son ofone of the men who drew up its charter in 1897. We like to
feel that the society has rendered thirty years of service to
Piedmont. and it is interesting to note how the fundamentalideas of the founders have been preserved amid much inevitablechange.
If the men of 1897 came back today-and they would bevery welcome-they would find that the J. S. Green Society hasbecome much more than a debating society. \Vhile the interestin debating has not been los(, the society has widcne-d its scopeto include the literary and social interests of its members. As anevidence of this. the society presenred for its thirtieth anniversaryprogram a clever dramatization of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HYdeby one of its own members. Stanley Stevens. The acting of
orman Bailey in the dual-personality role. and of Grady Spratlin as "Mr. Unerson," deserves special praise. Miss RuthJones was inlroduced as sponsor. Our thirtieth year gives everypromise of a future which shall build worthily on the past.
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Theta Zeta Phi SocietyOFFICERS
FIfSl Term
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EliZABETH JE:"KI"S
LALRE"E HARRIS
60:":"IE BROCK
AliCE SMITH
Second Term
.\I.'BEL WHITWORTH
DOROTHY GAEDE
DORIS MOORE
PARA LEE BROCK ,
Presfdent
\' ice- President
Secretary
Treasurer
V Ice- Presfdent
Secretary
Treasurer
Teeming with spiriL overflowing with inspiration, rich inthought. noble in purpose, Theta 2Na Phi stamps her lastinginfluence on the lives of her memberc;, To make this influenceliving and viral Theta Zeta. has ever striven 10 put her best into('wry program: has called upon the latent talents of each mcrnber: has used these talents for the uplifting of the so:icty andPH~dmont In the development of an appreciation of fine arts.The anniversary program. a dramatization of 'The Love of aPuritan ,"laid," wnUrn by \brgarct urllS. was J seasonableplay. beautiful 10 ItS solemn Simplicity glwn on ThanksgiVingen Sincere. truc worth promptcd by unselfish lon~ IS thc keynOle of Theta Zcta Phi's actlvillCC;
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fall mOhffilnts Ih r\; .1ft: I~rt hng lor 'i T hI.. \\ r).. h( "f!Sllan orgJnl/J~lOn 1 t t rmubh lrl. sind m lid uPIOll .,\' ( \ has 1 definite lifT' I hI 1I1Tl 1'Ii t Influ.. o,... I'll ~rt nIn all nsf S ClJI ml nl and spin UJI d,," .. k pl1 lot ld
per (nal rdat n of .llh llldl' lllJI t) JI.:'liUS (hp<it n' kc )ur
part of lhl "" ng m ben: n lHlh
The r. 111. c. A.Of-FICERS
G! ORLf PE.. ·
J\\\I' :-'lcKAY
LOLl HcB'
FLO\D PRICE
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ecrt?tarl/
Trcasurt'r
1 he Y I C A has been .,ble to lO.r,a« ItS usefuln«s during IQ2,·2, \'aned programs haw contnbuted much to thIs. The pu'pOs< of theY I ( A has been ,ffect,d by InculcatIng the spiritual. b' traIning them,ntal and bv d,wloplng the phvSlcal The) . I C A has «ol deleRJtl· ... to "ilclh..:nal and nanonal (onn:nttono;; Rov Gill n:pn: ~ntcd PI.:=dmont
at DetroIt dunng the Chnstmas holtda) s. and at least one delegate "til be\lnt [0 the Blue Ridge Confdcnct: It IS necessary to (omt:' Into rclations
with alba students if thl greJtest sa\'lel' IS to be n:ndrred.
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Life Service Band
ALICE SMITH .
MARGARET CURTIS
HELEN COWAN
FLOYD PRICE
BRUCE CORE
OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
V lCe-Prestdenr
Secretary. Treasurer
Secretary- Treasurer
Believing that training for Christian leadership is a vital phase ofeducation today, and endeavoring to make that leadership effective throughorganized activity, the students of Piedmont College have an organizationknown as the "Life Service Band," whose influence is felt. nor only on thecampus. but throughout the surrounding community.
This organization has as its members those who wish service to be thekeynmc of their lives. This includes nO{ only those preparing for definiteChristian work. such as the ministry or mission field. but all those whopurpose to carry a Christian spirit into any work. It strives to serve as aninspiration center whose' special aim is a one hundred per cent. Christi3ncampus.
Home Economics ClubOFFICER
[[ IZ..\B~TH PHIL! IPS
GrORG~ WAG. '£oR
,\IARY F~LTO.' RAS\S£ Y
ELIZ Bf TH JL 'KI. 's
~l'cond Sl'me~lt.'r
LCILI WAin·
ESISIA LFI JORDA,'
RL:r" BE. TI F\
EDn" JmI. 'S roo
f'rr."J,·ntV,ce-PresfJl'nt
Secret clrtjrreU.'wrer
lIn ~Idt.'nl
V leL' Pn's,Jl'nl\(.'f..relcJru
Treu ura
There arc many ,nterestlng and well \\orth whtle aspects 01 Hom,Economlcc; which can not be con<i,dcrcd In the routine of dadr clJ'is workFeellng that they were mISSIng someth,ng Vllal to a well rounded courseIhe Home EconomICs girls ,n 1924 organl/ed the Home EconomIC' Clubr h,s Club grew out of a need and the members fer! thai 11115 need" being
filled
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Le Cerde FrancaisViRGINIA S.\t1TH
O"YCE HEWELL
1 'ELLE FARR
Presidents
V Ice-PresIdent s
Secretunes
EDITH JOHNSTON
ELIZABETH AR:-;OLD
Owl RrportersBRL'C~ CORE I\IABEL \VHIT\\'OHII
Program CommllteeA:-;NE MI. 'HR DOROTIIY GAE::>I'
Facultv Ach'lsorPROI ESSOR GEORGE C. BURRA(;~
Bien que Lc Cerclc Frant;ais soit en o;on cnfancl'. on cn pellt cnll'ndrcpark' autour du colllgc. Lc CerciI.' fut orgaOlsl"' en autommc de I Q2S par.\10051cur Ie Professcur Burrage. chef du dt;partmcnt de IJ langul.' frJn"JI~t'
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capitalc. Cl'S traits font Il's rt Unlon.ll du Ccrclc rranl.;Jls trl'S profitJhll'\ l'tI nll'rc'i'iJ n tell.
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. SecrNoryTreasurer
OFFICERS
SEMI-CHORUSRllTH JONES
LILLIAN McKEEELIZABETH JENKINS
DOROTHY PHILLIPSANNE MINTER
ANNA BOB OSBORN
GEORGE PENNCLIFFORD GULLETTE
J. B. SHARPCHARLES NHL
LOWRANCE BUTCHERRICHARD AYERS
PRISCILLA AXTELL
GEORGE WAG ER .ELIZABETH PHILLIPS
ELIZABETH JENKINSRoy GILL
OLiS ADDISONDORA BRACKENOLIVE BROWNPRISCILLA AXTELLHELEN COWANSARA DUNCA,DORIS MOORE
MEMBERS
Sopranos
SUSIE RITCHIEALICE SMITHMARVINE SWILLINGGERTRUDE SWILLINGANNA BOB OSBORNHENRIETTA KUHLo YCE HEWELLANNE MINTER
Alios
ETHEL JOHNSONNORMA WEBBALICE MALCOLMHAZEL RAMPLEYGEORGE WAGNEREDITH SNOOTSCATHERINE SUTTON
RUTH JONESELIZABETH JENKINSEVELY MILLERKATHRYN MOSELEYLILLIAN McKEEARLINE NELSON
MAURI E OWENSFRANCES STEVENSEVA SMITHHELEN VAN WINKLEDOROTHY GAEDELAURETTA GAEDE
WILLIE MALCOLMTenors
CLIFFORD GULLETTEROY GILLOTTLEY MORRISELTO CLARKGEORGE PENN
J. B.SHARPHUDSON WILLlA~,tS
HERMAN CALLOWAYTAFT SUTTONPEPIN FERRER
LELAND HARPERCHARLES TEAL
DirectorSemi·Chorus Dt'reetorAccompanist
BassesC. A. DAVISGROVER HARRISROBERT THORBURN
ALICE M. BEVERIDGE .ELL G. BRITT
ADELAIDE SARMAN
RICHARD AYERSLOWRA CE BUTCHER
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ADELAIDE SARMAN
l'vlARJORIE OWENS
RICHARD AYERS
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Secretary
Treasurer
Drama League is the one place where expression students from allclasses meet on the same basis-that of co-operative study and applicationof principles learned. During the first semester while other activities areprominent. the League emphasizes the technique of drama and IS advlson'to other groups in the production of various programs. During the secondsemester the art of drama is emphasiz.ed. Three plays are produced consisting of one from Shakespeare. and two others with a more decidedlypopular appeal The spirit is democratic. and It is the aim of the Leagucnot only to train ItS Individual members both 10 the science and art ofdrama but also to contribute something worth whilc to its audu!nccs
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pranjce before cbsS4:'s 1x'~ ... n. The coache~. ,\lcssrs. Forester. primed the tcarn for the firslg.mc which was with :"inth A 8 ~1 H.wing dnclo~d inlo ... susontd squad. Ihe firstg.mc was won by .a lone louchdown.
The [urn soon swung into mid,u.lIson form OInd won the next g,;amc from \\"(,51Georgi. 51,lte :":ormal b~' the scorl! of -;·0 Thl' nl'X[ game was ;II scoreless lH~ wilh
Jacksonville ;-":ormal. The Lions bowcd before the ons1.lught of Ihe Rams at TiftonBoth games were lost on the Florida [rip. The sirang Miami ele"en won by the .substantial margin of 34-0. Rollins college only defeated the Lions by a one point margin.J 9-18. The Lions staged one of the glUIest comebacks in the last few minutes of pbythat has ever been displayed by a Piedmont tcam. ~coring tWO touchdowns in the last~I;vcn minutes of play The Lions. badh· handicappl;d br InJuri"s. lost the l,lst rOold @amcto Tcnnes~I.'O: \\'('sl('\·an.
A dH eHr memorable to Pitdmont studenlS was ThanksRiving dol" It can nOt b.:forgotten that Cap James pl.ll)'Cd hj~ last RamI; FC'r ~enral tim..s the Lions hdd \brsHIli on the five and ten ,·ard line and in thl; last few mlnuhs of pin the Lions opo:ned upa p.ll~~ing g.llme \l. hleh ~\:I;med Invincibh: How"Hr \1.lrs Hill won tho: ~ame h~· ol singh'touchdo..... n.
for the first time In Pledmont"s histor\' sweaters wne ginn as an award to nineteenleller mtn. The diligent management of th(' team mJde this possible.
The Rinkey Dinl..s" a IJ ~crubs des('rve J word. They showed J wonderful spiritin pr(')viding opposition for the \'Jnity The" won twO RJmes (rom A ~ \1 Jnd on,'from Corndia. rhc Rmke)' OInks· were Ldwards I oHmer, \\'hitlo.... Roger Smith.Burns Pa\·ne [n~minRer Harper, \1,Alpml: \10ClrO: Jones Jnd J or res.
The susan'" as the most su((.uful tholt the I \(ln~ haH had In tho: p.lSt (e\l. re.H~
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ap" played hIS last football game for Piedmont on Thanksgl\'lnRday 1 his day was flght!y called " ,ap James' Day ",-ap',' pl.1Ylng
has bccn spectacular and will be remembered by all the students
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Rick" had a detcrmlnal "n to get IllS man and sny seldom did h'f.lll \\'Ilh more cxpeflCnce RICk' will be a "alu"ble ),n«m,ln
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Hoyt is an excellent prospect for next year's team. He performed wl'llIn the varsity games in which he pIJ}'cd.
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"jv'a," proved himself an admirable running male for Jaml?s at tJckl\:"\ViIh these two the tackle positIons were wdl filled
BRO\\'~I:"G. Quarterback
Browning \'err aptly directed the play of the (('am from his positionThis \'alue is closely ri\'al!ed by his unL'xccllcd field wor~
FARMER. Fullback
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Sutton was perhaps the most fleet man on the team, WIth hIs agJ1ltyand added expenence Taft has a wonderful possibility,
GULLETTE. Quarterback
"Knute" and BrownIng were tied for generalshIp honor Gullettepossesses endless energy as well as exceptional football abihty
TEASLEY (Alternate aptaln), Center
, Goot" was a thorn In the sIde of the opponents SeemIngly 1115 mottowas or should have been never say dIe."
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Clark was an exceptIOnal receiver of pa')')cs, The OpposlllOn was vcrysure to watch hIm to prevent the least chance of hIS beIng open
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through wllh a fairly uccessful season. The loss of three letter men andon exceptIOnally hard schedule were some of the obstacles that confrontedthe coaches The L,ons, however. arc to be praIsed for the fight whichthey earned with them Into every game,
The ,\iliaml "Y," Clemson, J P C and AppalachIan games wereamong the best games played Although defeated by these teams, theLIOns held them to a quite reasonable score,
Every man is expected to be with us next year and revenge for some ofthe scores made agaInst Piedmont this past season,
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RICk, a new man, natural born fighter. has wonderful pOSSibilIties,and will mean much to the team next year
BRO\\', 'I:-.i(,. Foru:ard
Hugh" is a good dribbler and many times he went through thedefense provIng hIS ablllly 10 drtbble and pass
CI ARK Guard
Clark halls from Norman Park In guard poslllon Clark played many
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V!CKIRS, Guard
'Bob" proved hIS ablllly In relieving ap after the ballie had lulled,
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Ruth excels all being hIgh pOIntman for three years \Ve can alwaysdepend on Ruth when the extra pointIS needed
• IOSELEY aplaen and Foru.'"rd
Elizabeth fought to the la't minute was runner up In high pOint')
I his IS Elizabeth's last year wllhPIedmont, but she leaves a wonderfulrecord behInd for others to live up to.
STRICKLAND. Guard
'Strtck' dId some finl ,hoottngthIS year. SeIzIng the opportunltv,he gave the team many good sLutofTs by scortng early In the game
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Kathr)'n IS one of our best passers, gl\'lng 'em all she has for ok"Piedmont
RAMSA Y, Guard
Mary Felton with a fighting SPirit kept the opponents from scoringoften They had a hard time scoring when she was under the goal
RIDGWAY, Guard
Clara Sue played her first year for Piedmont \V,th her added expe-rlCnce she IS expected to be more valuable to the team
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PrISCilla always showed a very aggresslw and fighting SPirit
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Roy wdl be partIcularly valuableto the team this year WIth lastyear's expenence and hIS natural abdit I' he wdl make another one of Piedmont'~ . three letter' men on hiliprobable wInnIng of one thIs year
1 EASLEY.•Vla nager Infielder"Goot . has played consIStent basc
ball at third base In endless energyand has always a word to keep upthe fight A good schedule IS prom.<cd for thIS spnng by :"Ianager 1 easIcy
Gil L. Captain, P,lcher'Gdlrs IS In hIS athletIC prowess
when on the baseball field Ro,'sfuture In baseball IS exceptionallybrillrant BeSIdes beIng a pItcher parexcellent he IS a wonderful ballerR,ghtly he was chosen leader for tillSyear's tcam
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Hugh" made a letter In the outfield two years ago He was not backJd't year. but will be one of the m.lln'tays on tillS year's team
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George IS expected to take a turn pltch,"~ tim year He" the only,outhpaw and developed much last year
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Hoyt will probably make a lelter thl year H,s promIse IS good butlast year he had to warm the bench In favor of ·Curly" Long at second
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Ick . I the last word at shortstop He IS very fast and 's upcrb ,nfieldIng though hIS batting slumped In the late season
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','vlac" came out in the mIddle of the season and proved hImself to bea baseball player He finished up tbe season In grand fashIon
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The season of I927 was a deCided SUCCl:SS. L: vcry senes \'\,' as won sa 'I.'\: onl
whICh was fought to a lie.Most of the letter men of the prevIous year had bcen graduated or wer, nol
back when the candIdates were called In the early spnng 1 h, great burdenfell upon the pitchers dunng th, early games. but spredtly the team rounded Intoa very smooth aggregatIon
The first game was with Ninth A \:j M 1 his game was won by the l 10m,
wIth an ImpressIve core. 1 he season proper was opened with a road tnp to1 Ifton. where the senes was spilt WIth the South Georgia Rams. On the sametnp two games were eastly won from Sparks College.
Young Harris was the next opponent who bowed beneath Ih. superb pitchIng of Gtil and DIxon and the sensational fieldIng of the entlf( trJm 1 hcoupled with excellent balling defeated Young Harm in both gam" of thoscnes HIgh POInt ollege of orth arohna was dazzled bv th, pltchln ofGtil and was sent home defeated Reveng, for the defeat of t:" Rams fromIlfton \\'as meted out In l \\'0 defeats on thl.: return series.
A Inp to Young HarriS was made for a serIes of two games 1 he fi"t 011<'
\\'a5 lost to the home tcarn whde the other game wac.; fought to Slxll.'cn 1nom" {II.;
1 hen Ihere was Dahlonega In her own backvard for a sen" Gtil \\.1\
master of the SItuation at all limes and WIth lImely hltllng Ih, fi"t g m was\von, whtle the sl'Cond one wac; lost by J clost' score I he Sl'rlCS .1l homl \\ J<; awry spirited affair whICh resulted In a spilt s,n" Thus the tIC WIth Dahlon,!,aassured the season of a wonderful SUCCeSS 11", was a fitllng cllma for ahlghl I' successful season
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1 aft Gdl IS a very capable rccClver for hIS brother and" wry Imp"""', InhIS sluggll1g.
John Crowe played a steady gam, at first and at lim" dId some 111(( slugglng
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