Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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THE 1932 QUAKEM Mabel N. Holton VADKINVILLE, . C. .I.H. Entitisli A.-(iviti.-s: z. h. s.. 1 2. :;, I: cimiu.s. 1. 2. I: T.Minis Teiini, 4. The sweet girl graduate, innocent and opti- mistic, untainted with the cynicism which college seniors sometimes affect — Guilford will miss Mabel when she graduates. Ruth I. Hiller MATIAPOISETTE, MASS. l.li. Engli Ivi Di- rd. ies: ama 2: Z. L. S.. 1. 3; Y ic Council. 1. 2 Class Secretar.v, ; Viir.«iity HoPk -y W. C. A. Cabin 3; GuiKordia 2 ; Glee Clul). 3; Marshal, 3. lake sviperior Intellect, common-sense, a bit of frivolity and fastidiousness, charming per- sonality, ability to make adjustments, appre- ciation of simplicity, love for children, a slight tendency toward procrastination, and mix well. The result is Ruth Ida Hiller. We expect great things of you, Ruth.

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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?

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THE 1932 QUAKER Seeiors Josephine Kimrey MhBANE, N. C. 7 B Piano tiMties P L S 1 2 3. 4: Choir. 2. 3. 4; .i t- rlub cfompanist 2; Messiah Accom- liuiist 2 I 4 Cla-ss Sec-ietary and Treasurer. ( Cabinet. 4, Piano Recitals. 1, 2. 4 1 h ipel Accompanist. 3: Class Hockey r. ini 1 J 4 ( ' US ' . Volley Ball Team. 1. 2; M i iju. . II attend int 4 Direi-tor of Sunday s li,, ,1 -Musi.-. 4. jus a s«cet kid With those wide blue eyes and that cherubim mouth to haunt his mem- ory, it is small wonder that State College — Jim ' s heart — beats for Jo alone. And then there are Jo ' s fingers, too! You see they have music and can woo beauty from ivory keys. We ' re going to miss her soft voice and her winning temperament. You ' re a sweet kid. Jo. Pearle Kimrey MEBANE, X. C. A.B. Frrnc i p. L. S.. Tl-P Teal Hockey T. ' am. Varsity. 4; Honors. 1. 2; High Honor.s. 3: .nor Roll. 2. 3. 4; Marvin Hanlin Scholaishl]). .■iecrptary of Sunday School. 3; Guilfordian .anl. .ciecretary. 3. Managing Editor. 4: Plav .li lom tlis imints: Ability to inake A grades; a flirt; a golden-haired angel ; a thorough vorker; a good actress on stage and off; Spanish prof. II ' units: Practice teaching; Summer School episodes; the Guilfordian ; rings. .Iinhilion: Once to be a doctor; then to be- I ' linie a nurse iif many; now to be the nurse of a red head. ■3 ■gkgUJLV { c