Featured Alumni

Featured Alumni
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Featured Alumni
Ruth Woolley Sapp, ’67
Residence: Grovetown, GA
Profession: Mathematics and Physics Teacher at Evans High School (retired)
Why YHC?: “Besides affording me an excellent academic education, I learned social and personal skills that are necessary to a successful life. I owe so much to YHC and the people I met there.”
Favorite Memory: “I had never seen snow. Late one night, it started snowing—we got eight inches. My dorm mother came up to the third floor and woke me up at 3 a.m. to tell me to go play in it. This was quite unheard of, as girls were not to be out of the dorm past 10 p.m.!”

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Alumni Pendant & Tie Tack

CELEBRATE YOung Harris College

Order Your Pendant or Tie Tack Today!

Alumni and friends of the College have the opportunity to personally celebrate YHC with a pendant or tie tack. Designed by New York-based artist Sarah Abramson, the pendant and tie tack feature Susan B. Harris Chapel, the oldest building on campus that is closely associated with many of the College's traditions. Built in 1892, the chapel is named in memory of the wife of Young L.G. Harris, one of the College's earliest benefactors and namesake.

To order your pendant or tie tack today, contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at (706) 379-5334 or alumni@yhc.edu.

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Commemorative Pendant

$80

Sterling silver chain sold separately.

 

 

 

 

 

Commemorative
Tie Tack

$80

 

 

 

 

 

20'' Sterling
Silver Chain

$35

 

 

 

Please allow up to three weeks for shipping. Rush delivery is available. Shipping & handling is $6 per order.

Alumni

Alumni

Featured Alumni

Featured Alumni
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Featured Alumni
Ruth Woolley Sapp, ’67
Residence: Grovetown, GA
Profession: Mathematics and Physics Teacher at Evans High School (retired)
Why YHC?: “Besides affording me an excellent academic education, I learned social and personal skills that are necessary to a successful life. I owe so much to YHC and the people I met there.”
Favorite Memory: “I had never seen snow. Late one night, it started snowing—we got eight inches. My dorm mother came up to the third floor and woke me up at 3 a.m. to tell me to go play in it. This was quite unheard of, as girls were not to be out of the dorm past 10 p.m.!”