Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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MILDRED McCRARY Raleigh. N. C. HENRY POLLOCK Gloucester, N. J. JOAN RIPPERGEF Mamaronecl, N. Y. BARBARA SPRAGUE Middle Village, N. Y. EDITH SWISHER Glenslde. Pa. SHIRLEY WARE Lancaster, Pa. GAIL WILLIS Sergenfieid, N. J. Sfe- TALMADGE NEECE Pleasant Garden, N. C. CAROLYN PROUT Richmond Hill, N. Y. NANCY SHARP Newton Highlands, Ms WILLIAM STAMEY Cherryville. N. C. GEORGE VAN TASSEL Essex, N. J. ELIZABETH WHITE Climax, N. C. ESTELLE WOODS Mount Airy. N. C.

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RUTH EDGERTON Faison, N. C. MARGARET ELLISON Bronxville, N. Y. LOIS GREGG Friendsville, Tenn. J. HOLLEMAN, JR. Jacksonville. N, C. JULIA JENETTE Four Oaks, N. C. RUTH KNIER Malvern, Pa. ARLINE LARSON Cynwyd, Pa. WINIFRED ELLIS Havana, Cuba GRACE GLICKMAN Bronx, N. Y. RUTH HARRIS Burlmglon, N. C. ROBERT HUDKINS Union. N. J. ELSIE KERLEE Black Mountain, N. C. DORIS LANE Belvidere, N. C. UNA SEAL McBANE Snow Camp, N. C. V.

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ACT V I T I E S N THE FALL . . . were got under way. Relentlessly supervised, they creaked relentlessly on under the eyes of their keepers, foundered in East Parlor. The S. A. B. organized on an over-organized campus. Representatives from each class and organization met under lights. Budgets were scrambled and pleas for money rejected. The choir, other things — a publication — were threatened with stabs as the Points Committee slashed right and left. Later the S. A. B. figured in planning the yearly student funds budget, and in its presentation to filibustering students. The general Spring Election was engineered towards the close of the year. Moguls of the board were Meibohm, president; Joe Parker, vice-president; Grace Beittel, secretary; and Margaret Jones, her assistant. Dr. Purdom, Dr. Newlin, Mr. Suiter, Miss Gainey and Miss Lashley composed the Faculty Committee. Others who came were Crescenzo, Register, Patzig, Bilyeu, hflll, Pearson, Mendinhall, Ellis, Kimrey, Van Vllet, and Smith. Q o OQ Q