Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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r SEPTEMBER 12 — There was iiiucli extjiteinfiit rtgiNtcnil cin tin- cainpus today, for classes beiiaii. Questions and exelamations as to lio iks. meeting places of classes, seliedules. credit lioiirs. teaeiiers. stiH ' ness of courses, graduation, and crip courses could l)e heard from .all sides. Of course no real work was done. Init assign- ments were giMii and a little idi a of wh.at the courses were to In- aliout was liestowed ujion the st idents. [ KUillTF.KN]

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E E Q? °SS I B. JoiR ' s 1). ,Ii.n,-s M. Lynn W. M.-irkic M. E. Pittman C. Ros A. Whitt- X. White K. I.t-ach M. LinilUy ,1. I ovc- C. MiAd.nns G. N al A. Pierce M. Slate H. Stevens I. Striekland 1). Woltl K. Wooten M. Wrii;lit [sKVENTEENj

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tl( e Qua lW SEPTEMBER 15— At niulit tlir .•miiual rccrptidii in lidiior of both new and .)1.1 stiidrntN. given hy the -V. M . and ' Y. W. ' was lirld in tlu- Library. This night is always looked forward to with a great deal of anxiety, mingled with pleasure, by tlu ' I ' resiinien. The upjier elassni n .assume many different atti- tudes toward it. M.any enjoy this nigiit. some take it as a m.atter-of-eourse. while ,-1 few of the more or less sophist ieated .adopt .an ,air of iudiiferenee or borcalom. However, on the whole, most of these reee].tious .are enjoyed by the greater part id ' those who .atteiul. M 7 :•■;(• the students beg.in to line iii .and iuuuedi.itely m.arehed to tin- lilir.ary M-here they were introduced to the f.aeulty. . fter the new students got ae(|U.ainted witli the old (Uies by the sel f-iut roduetory method, |)uneh w.as served, w.alks were t.aken in the moonligid. .and .an .air of good naturi ' d io i.ility. with little stiffne.ss, seemed to jirev.ail. M.any .alumni .and friends ,if the eollege attended .and the oeeasion was a ery suecassful .and hapi)y one. NINETKKN ]