Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Lucy Virginia Clayton RUKAI, HALL, N . C. U.S. Clumistry A.tiv.li.s: ]•. 1,. s.. 1. 2. 3. Sei-retary, 3; Read- ing lor ll..iin,s. :■,; Bask.-tlnll Manager. 4; Base- hall T.MTii, 1. 2. :i: I ' hemistrv Lai.. Assistant. ' ir;jlnia ' s winning manner and sweet disposi- tion has endeared her to the hearts of her classmates and the student body. Such a charmiiiK and m odest personality as hers is as beautiful as it is rare. We have missed her cheery smile and greeting these past weeks. Her grades show what she is able to ac- complish. isbk . Ada Ann Clinard W.M-l.RlKC, N. C. Ada Ann spent the first two of her college years at Salem, but we are glail she came to spend her junior and senior years with us, because she has helped to make our college life more enjo able. , ' da Ann not only excels in her scholastic vork, but slie lias taken a part in outside ac- ti ities. She has a very amiable disposition N liich has won for her sincere friends at CJuilford. Ada, you have our very best wishes in all your undertakings.

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THE 1932 Herbert Dillard Chisholm RAMSEUR, N. C. B.S. Biology Activities: Class Vice-President, 3; W. L. S. ;; 4; Student Council, 3, 4; Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3. 4; Varsity Basketball. 1, 2, 3. 4, Alternatr Captain. 3. 4: Varsity Baseball. 1. 2. 3. 4, Cap- tain. J; Athletic Council. 2. 3. Vice-President. 3; MonoKram Club. 1 ip i one of our feu loo per cent athletes. He certainly has built for himself an enviable record, not only on the campus, but in Con- ference circles, both in football, basketball, and baseball. And, too, it wouldn ' t be fair to him lint to mention the creditable way in which he ac(|uitted himself in his major — campus course — or was it Biology? V t? Ves. May his success continue. Ira Sheppard Cholerton .1.11. Eiotiomus Not often does a transfer student come to us and become so universally and immediately accepted into our midst as did Deac. We wouldn ' t exactly call him a plug-horse, or either a war-horse, but we certainly can say that no matter what he tackles he fights his way in and plugs his way out very effectively. Here ' s to a Yankee who made good!

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THE 1932 (QUAKEM Jean Dorothy Cochran KKRNERSVILLE, N. C. .I.B. Etifflis i Aftivitii ' s: P. L. S.. 1 2, 4. President, 4: V. W. C A fahinct. 2. 3. 4, Vlrp-Presirlpnt. 4; Baby CabiiiPt 1: Snp ' Tiiil ' - ' If » Smiclav Si ' h.ii.l, 4; Secn-ta,A .-liri-lKM, K.iHlia.M,, :; , ■■.;nllln,.li,,n To some Jean may appear dignified, but tlie haven ' t seen her in the role of Charlie, Me Boy. Her nonsense has furnished much en- tertainment for her friends. An Honor Roll student since her freshman year, yet she has found time for extra-curricular activities. The Choir nill lose one of its hest members, the V will lose a willing and efficient worker. For everyone she has a friendly smile. Jean, we wish you happiness and success. Wellington D. Fong RENFRFW, CANADA .LB. History Enriching the life at Rutherford College for two years, enjoying a year of hard work at Citadel, Fong, in this his fourth year at col- lege, has enlightened our campus on interna- tional relations. With his poetic ability and his practice at writing letters, Ambassador may well fulfill his ambition with credit to any country.