Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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E e aSH CONTENTS . FAMILIAR SCEXES II. ADMIXISTRATION III. STUDENT BODY IV. ORGANIZATIONS V. ATHLETICS l-:- ' ?XT ' l|li ' i| ' ' ll ' l ' l ' ' ll ' illl l ' , i ■ . . ' --,.:r.i; ' ■ V ' I ' . 1 1 ' ■ I I ■ I ■ i , ! . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ft felfe f :

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In Memoriam n r HE iin ailiim ' ;ind ocnerous support of tlic L Clllrov liy (ni-trud. ' Wliittifi- Mfiid rnhall. vv H dirt! 1 pi-il 15. H)2f), lins hffii a great soul vv of St rcnj th to all. In addition to her s. r vv to til r ( ' olK ' ge sIr ' estalilisht ' d a v. dual.le sc i( l;irslii]). lii-cferably for students who ma.jor III inatliemat ios. ■™ In Memoriam JEREMIAH S. COX, for nearly fifty years a trustee of Guilford College, and always a ile ()t ' ' d friend and faithful sujiporter, oc- eui)ied a iilaec of high esteem in the hearts of tiiose wlio iviiew him. The Qiiahcr has reserved this space in mem- ■iry of one who eontrihuted freely to the cause of Ciuilford College; who gave and endowed Cox Hall dormitory and ahly helped to aceoin|)- lisli his hopes and his prayers. i ■ ' •5 tMiM im

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The X ua k r ' FOREWORD THE prinmry purpose of this, tlie seventh vohime of Tlic Qnahcr, is to give such ex- l)ressioii to every phase of college life as will recall fond memories of the year of 192(J-27 at (iuilford College. In bringing to you the spirit of Guilford, we have attempted to make this annual a true representation of the Quaker life. ' J ' hroughout its pages you will find general featiu-es. scenes, pictures, history, and ideals that will enable you to catch tlie Quaker spirit. xVlthough we may not accom- plish oiu ])in ' pose, we ho])e that we liave added to the glory of our Ahiia Mater by this puI)]ication. For the work of Hugh Dixon, our artist. and all others who liave contributed to this annual, we express our grateful appreciation.