Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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THE 1932 QUAKEM Seniors Elizabeth Dolores McVey SNOW CAMP, N. C. A.U. English Honor Roll, Baskitl ivll. Another Quaker maid who has done her share as a student to make a better Guilford. Elizabeth stands high in her scholarly attain- ments. She uses to an advantat;e her art of makint; friends and her ability to keep them. We need more like Elizabeth to create a better feeling toward E ' on, especially through ath- letics. Elizabeth, we feel assured of your success in life, and we wish for you the realization of (iur foiulest hopes and dreams. Wade Mackie V. I K1 V1LI,K, N-. C. AM. Economics Activities: H. O. 1,. S., 1. 2, 3, 4: Guilforciian- Board, 2. ?,. Bu.fines.«i Manager. 3: Bu.siness Club. ■ ' .: student Council. 1. 3 3; Y. M. C. A., 2. 3; Clasis Presidont. 1. Wade reaches his highest round of satisfac- tion by being different. If the masses say nay, that ' s reason enough for Wade to say yea. Wade ' s easy acquaintance and ready vit make him desired socially; his seriousness in acquiring facts, especially in the field of economics, ranks him as a scholar. Whenever real help i- needed, Wade is always at hand. :ita iL gr- i

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THE 1932 (QUAKER Maude Lineberry siLER crrv, N. c. B.S. Home Economics ities; Z. L. S., 1. 2. S; Hoi ' kfy Teal El- ijah. Assistai ril, 4. The girl nhom nobody knows; at least very few know her intiinately, worse luck for the majority. Maude is one of those blush un- seen types, but she is no alloy. Those beau- tiful blue eyes are pcnetratiuK, but kind. John Norwood Love AMORV, .MISS. LB. Economics Aotivities: H. C. L. S.. 2. 3; Student Affaos Board, 3; Student Counell, 1. 2. 3, 4. President. 4; Play Cist. 4; Biology I.ab. A.ssistant, 4; Var- Johnny possesses that intangible asset known as vim, vigor, and vitality. Anyone doubting it has never seen him in action on the gridiron. As the c.Tptain of the football team, all-state end, or president of the stu- dent body, Johnny functions equally well and eHiciently. Ole Mississippi should feel proud of her representative to G. C, as we feel proud to have known and lived with hiin for four ears.

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THE Seniors Charles Brod ie Money VADKINVILLE, N. C. B.S. Mathematics Activities: College Marshal. 3; Treasui-tT of International Relations Club, 4; Assistant in BioloKV; Hnn.u- Roll. 2. 4. Few knew vhen Brodie silently tripped inside the college gates. The Class of ' 33 knew him not as a b oody Soph. But what math stu- dent isn ' t familiar with him and gracious for that friendship? Red headed, but no hard- boiled disposition. Brodie ' s achievements have been gotten by a consistency of work, a doggedness, a methodicalness, an accuracy seen in his every act, which cannot fail to make him a successful research worker. Dayton Gilbert Newlin SAX.iPAllAW, N. C. U.S. Physics Activities: H. C. L. S.. 1. 2; Social Commit 3; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4; Physics Lab. sistant. 4; College Marshal. 3: Honor Roll Never speaking to anyone; never doing an act or taking a step but the most graceful ; never making a noise but the most pleasing; never saying a word but the most eloquent ; all this might be said of him if he were dif- ferent. But he isn ' t, he ' s just plain Dayton. A more practial worker, whether on the cam- pus, in the physics lab., or on his books, just isn ' t.