Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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THE 1932 (QUAKER Seniors Eleanor Shields Grimsley KERNFRSVILLE, K. C. .LB. English Activities: Z. I,. S., 1. 2, 3. Secretary. Quaker. 1. 2. ;!, 4; Dramatic Council. 1. 2. 4: A Capella Choir, 1, 2. 3. 4 ; Chorus. 1, 2. 3. Glee Club, 1. 2; Student Affairs Board. Hockey Team. 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball Team, 1. 2 Ele.innr is tlie uirl who has a smile for every one, along vitli a pleasant he] In! Site has a sympathetic interest for all and her pleasing personality will not soon be forgotten. She has excelled in class sports for four years, but her power as an artist in drawing sketches for the Quaker or for play posters is her greatest contribution to Guilford ' s out- side activities. She is an all-round sport and a real girl who will he greatly missed next vear. Edna Rodema Guthrie SNOW L AMP N. .I.E. Fr ■n vities: I ' . !,. S,. :j. W elation. - ; Volle Ba 11 M ketball T •am, 4; LIbi a y Edna, through kindness, has made many friends here. She is sincere in all she un- dertakes. Her work in the library, her par- ticipation in athletics, and fidelity as a class- mate, have won her the respect and esteem of her fellow-students. Much success to vou, Edna!

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THE 1932 QUAKEM Seniors AvA Fish Frazer RICHMOND, VA. J.B. Religion Aitivities: University of Riclimontl : Pciin Col- Wki-: Z. L. S., 4: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. 4; Sunilay School Tfacli.r. 4. Thinish ' ■he ' s only heeii with us this year, Mrs. Frazer has won many friends. Even though her better half is in Richmond, she manages to keep a cheerful disposition — and if you like afternoon tea! Il-mmm! Annie Elizabeth Gray RUTHERFORDTOX, X. C. . .B. English ties: Life Service Band. 1. 2 ; Epworth e Cabinet, Setretarv. 2; Liter: uy Editor of itaineer. 2; Euti-rpean Lite raiy Society. Rutberford Henderson Count y Club. 1, 2. Although Annie came here from Weaver Col- lege in her junior year, she has made many friends during her two years ' stay. Many girls make her their confidante, which fact is not strange, for she is very sympathetic, and has a sweet disposition. She is never too busy to help those who ask her. Tniversally liked, good natured, fond of literature, sin- cere, no wonder she was voted the sweetet giri at Weaver College. Can look aristocratic if she cares.

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Semiors J. Carlyle Hackney GREENSBORO, N. C. B.S. Chemistry The briefness of his college course, four ears in three, has made it a busy one for Carlyle, but it has established him as our one promising shining light in the field of sci- ence. His intellectual conversations with fac- ulty and students, his knowledge of chemis- tr , ith the unit Hackney himself, have brought many acquaintances for him. It ' s another case of a local boy makes good. Grace Elizabeth Hassell JAMFSIOWN ' , N ' . C. A.B. History tirace has contributed to every phase of our college life. As president of V, her work has been most outstanding, but always we find her supporting the other organizations. Her years spent here have brought out three distinct traits in her character: unselfishness, dependability, and tolerance. How can we estimate this value?