Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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m r r y JAMES WARREN MITCHELL B. S. Reidsville, N. C. Mitch Thai man that hull; a tongue I say is no man. if with that tongue he cannot -win a worn- Age 22; Height, 5 ft. ID in.; Weight 185 Henrj Clay Society (1, 2, 3. -I); Claj Oratorical Contest (- ' ); President of Society (4); Freshman Contest; Class President (J); foseph M e Science Club (J. 3. 4); Vice-President Science Club (4); As- sistant in Chemical Laboratory (3, 4). Mitch was one of our day students until his Senior year. He, too, no doubt, is able to give its many interesting stories of ancient Guilford. His ability as a chemist is shown by the fact that he was for two years assistant in the Chemistry Department. He has also shown us that he has great possibilities as an actor and speaker. (We do not mention his record as a mathematician). Mitch was taken from ns a few weeks before the close of Senior year anil inducted into the chemical service of the United States Army. We are sure thai he will prove a valuable asset to this department. Laugh and the world la Aye 22; Height, 5ft. 7 i Philo ihs with you. ' ; Weight 146 hean Society (1, 2, 3, 4); Secretary (2); Secretary of Class (1); College Chorus (2, 3); V. VV. C. A. Play (J. 3); Varsity Baskektball Team ill; Pliilom.ithcan Oratorual Contest (- ' I; Class Bas- ketball Team (1, 2, 3); V. W. C. A. Cabinet (3); Track Manager (3); V. Y A A. Calm, el ( 3 l ; Stu- dent Government Council (3); C.uiln.r.bai, [:..,,.[ (31 ; Class Poetess Tot is one of those people who believes that Mirth is Medicine and that laughter lengthens life. Her wholesome laughter bids all care flee and many drooping spirits have been cheered through its power. But she doesn ' t laugh all the time. She can work and does work as the Big Book signifies. Her ability along literary lines is unsurpassed by any of those who follow the Black and Gold And nowhere will she be missed quite so greatly as in the Phi society in which she has proved a strong leader. Though clothed al- ways in that reserve that bars from her life many would be friends yet those who have won a place in her circle of friends have found only unflinching loyalty and true sin- TOTTEN ZELLA MOTON Albemarle, Tot

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RUTH REBECCA STANLEY A. B. Guilford College, N. C. ' Optimism never depressed a sunny dispos Age 20; Height, 5 ft. ,W 2 in.; Weight 115 Philomathean Society (2, .5. 41; Secretary (4): S, ience Club (J. .;. 4i ; Junior Hoi or Ruth joined us in Sophomore year. She i- a quiet, unassuming girl but a steady, thorough worker m anything she undertakes, especially in her class wurk. In Senior year she has ful- filled exceedingly well the duties of teaching in the graded school in addition to her college course. Whatever Ruth undertakes, she will fee it through creditably. Being a day stu- dent her part in college activities has not been 50 large as that of some hut her strong work in society lias proved her literary ability. The record book will show many A ' s which may lie termed as stars in her scholastic crown. ' Silence and modestx are the best ornaments of woman. Age 18; Height, 5 ft. 4 in.; Weight 98 Philomathean Society (2, 3, 4); Science Club (J, 3, ii; Sophomore Scholarship; lunior Honors; Brvn Mawi Scholarship Leah came to us heralded by worthy achieve- ment embodied in a Guilford High School Scholarship. Her subsequent record has am- ply justified the promise of her high school days, for in the Sophomore year the scholar- ship just naturally fell into her hands; since which time the honors which the days firing have been hers. Ikr modesty and demure- ness have not been obstacles in attaining her desire which being interpreted is A ' s. Though her course has largely been a study ol the grand old masters, themes of a more mod- ern character have held no terrors for her. Leah is a quiet thinker, a Conscientious stu- dent, a successful worker. Her characteris- tics are not such as to make her widely known but that chosen circle of friends knows how to value her loyalty and devotion. LEAH ELLEN STANLEY A. B. Guilford College, N. C.

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Age 21 ; Height, 5 ft. 8 in. ; Weight 140 Be not simply good; be good for something. Member of Websterian Literary Society (1, ' . 3, 4); Freshmen I e Jamatiun Contest (1); Peace Con- test (II; President of Society (41 ; Treasurer of So- ciety (4); V. M. C A. Cabinet; President of V- M. C. A (4); President of Biblical Seminar (4); Class Book Staff Ches, a loyal ami strong member of our class, walks about the- campus with an earnest ai ' I determined air to .In what is right and to do it well. He is so quiet ami reserved that onlj those who know him best can appreciate his admirable merits. An excellent student, a man of business and executive ability, a man especially interested in religious activities, sin- cere and just in his ambition, we find Chester ever awake and up while ' tis day, and yet he enjoys joking and fun just like the rest of us. Ches is another member of our class who enjoys the distinction .if completing his col- lege course in three years. CHESTER McKINLEY SUTTON A. B. Summerfield, N. C. Ches