Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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SENIORS 19 4 2 N()R 1A SlIAEN liamden. N. J. Major ill History Roberta Shephero Pouglikeepsie, N. Y. Major in Sociology DkArmas Smith GiMlf.,i(l College, N. C. Major ill f ' liysics Marv Lou Stafford Oak Ridge. N. C. Major in English NORMAN SHAEN. Nol a iinucrh.Kisc of spec- tacular energy, but rather a ((uict iiiaii veneered with reticence and all the modesty of the truly capable. He pursues his way silently, working toward the goal of his ambitions. ROBERTA SHEPHERD. A halo of unaflected composure and quiet diligence, with time always to aid friends and the will to smile in the face of trouble. Reserve will never camouflage the true friendliness of this soft-spoken Yankee. And with Roberta it ' s once a friend, always a friend. ' DE ARMAS SMITH. Dynamo in one hand, storage battery in the other, ■ Dr rushes al)out from one machine to anollier in piiysics lab, followiTig cbiscK nil ihr heels of sage Purdoni. but never failing to come to the aid of some struggling victim of math analysis. When not burning up energy in the physics lab, De ex- hausts it in vast amounts on the cinder track. MARY LOU STAFFORD. Louly is another Southern lass whose many campus activities have achieved for her a place in Who ' s W ho Among SliiJenls in American Liniversities and Colleges. President of the senior class, member of the Social Conmiittee. and of the Women ' s Student Government, she displays an abundant amount of enthusiasm for all of them. Louly ' s warm smile and friendly manner helped to place her among the pretty maids of the May Court.

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T H E Pail Pearson CireensliKFo. N. C. Major in Chemi.slry El.FRIED PeNNEKAMP Creensboro, N. C. Major in ( hemislry Mehle Pickett Laniilmrne. Pa. Major in Chtrnistry Ehnest Rmford H..llan,l. a. Major in English PAUL PEARSON. We need fifty inches, Paul. With booming pleas from the Guiljordian otfiee. Business Maiiatier Pearson sets out l(i si-ll enoiish SENIORS 1942 ads l; finance your bi-monthlv inililiiation. Adcjii in salesmanship, he never fails to con- vince his customer that an ad in Guilford ' s paper is a real investment. For this and for his honor roll standing. Paul is slated for an appearance in lio ' s If ho Among Sliitlriils In l nf i( iii I ni- versities and Colleges. KIJ-HIKI) PENNEKAMP. F.ifried IVnnekamp is anotlier of those Greensboro dav hops who comes close to taking all the honors from the resident students bv setting on the honor roll everv semester since his freshman ear. Dis- tinguishetl as the Lavoisier of Guilford. Pemu is also ice-president of the Scholarship Society and dav student representative of the Men ' s Student Go ernment. AIKPiLL PICKETT. A sports weathervane, suinging lictween football and basketball. This ii ( wire is content to be flung face down, if it means a first down, but we think that he. as a mcinbci- of the ' 42 basketball varsity, would ralliri bear the swish of a ball through white cnls. EILXEST RAIEORD. A spirited disposition flowing half concealed beneatii a placid exterior. Here is a real gentleman of irginia. ' whose unafTected sophistication lias won him many friends. 22

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Thorton SpARnnw Greensboi... N. f ' .. .Major in Cheniisti Fiir.DKnicK Taylor High Point. N. C. Major in Biology L WI!I.M,I. ' |I.I-1A 1 Ya.lkinvillf. N. C. Major in Erononiiiw THOR TO Sl ' AltHOW . - .ll-timrd ileiice hath more ehi iiiiMiic than spciTli. And Thorn- ton we ll li t ' s iij) to tliis. But not to l e foii- fused with lack of spirit, he displays the great- est enthusiasm in his activities, especially as a vital memher of ]9H s fighting Harriers. SENIORS . . . 1942 FKEUERICK TAM.OR. Fred, wlien not exer- cising his lira VM Irame on llie football field, s] cnfls nunn hoins (well, at least the working houis of tlie da I with his fellow mos slud ing the smaller tilings of life. For his ligiiling spirit on the Quaker eleven, and for his ludicrous jokes which are ])art of all Skull Club parties, he will not easily he forgotten. LAWRENCE WILLIAMS. Strong, silent, serious, this is Larry. Proclaiming his entrance into ( riiilford by ringing the bell in his freshman year, lie summoned regularly drowsy co-eds to classes. Since then Larry has pursued a more silent yet not less diligent course, studying in the winter months, and in the earlv spring davs. slopjiing whi zini; ball- on the ba rball diamoMil,