Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Phesiuf.nt Mii.nkr BOARD OF IRIS TKKS OFFICERS F.LUEHT HrssKi.i Diirliaiii IlKIIIIKltT ( ' . I ' l-.T ' l ' V AllipiTf, X. J. DiDI.KY 1). CaiMCOI.I C ' ll;l])l ' l Hill RoBEitT U. Kacax Higli Point Maky M. I ' ki TV Gruensboro JosK) ' ii 1). Cox High I ' oiiit I)A ni J. Viiri-K Gi-i ' fiisboro Knwix I ' . Riiowx Mui-tret. l)oro Madkl Imioki! ro 1{ai;i ix (ioldsboi ' O A. Wilson- H s Chaiu-l Hill KirnAitii I,. lloi.i.owKl.l. Grt ' fii horo RoHKni ' 11. l ' ii A iKii Gri ' i ' iislioro J. Mn.i ' oiM) l ncKiiTON Goldshoro [6]

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D E D I C AT I O N TIk ' Noutlicrii rc|HililK-aii iinliiicd i cni(M-, mi hasdiall iliaiiKirid, in class, and in Yankfe | i licics, the instructor whose lectures are as friendly talks, tlie convi ' rsationalist whose Hashing eves echo his warm handshake •xtra-eui-rieular ai ' ti ities. Those hands trl■tch forth unceasin r| v to aid the sti ' ug- H ' lini;- historian and the less illust}-ious and a keen desire to share the hrunt of Vour student. trouhles. He has l)een an inspiration t( In liuinhle appreciation, we dedicate this each one of us, (iuilfordian fi-eshnian to year ' s annual to l)i ' . AliJ ' ie I. Xewlin.

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P K O F E S S () R S l)l!. Al.CIE I. e I.IX Oiit.staiuliiifi ' (Junker, anwitcur f,irr]icr, cariiciiter and sliociDakcr, h.- Iiriiin - to liis liist.iry classi-s a ket-M aiul n-acly wit U, li ililrn the liiinlcii (pf daily quizzi-s. I)l!. EziiA H. F. Wf.is Tlidiifih tlic war may alter many plans. Dr. Weis maintains liis whole-liearted interest and entliusiasni fur the ehoir arul urclu ' stra of the sehudl. 1)k. I ' liii.ir W. FciiXAs taiilfdrd ' s orifjinal ahsentrnirided Jirofessor, he quiites an aniaziTif; amount of Emrlish literature, writ. ' s amusinn skits, directs plays, and dahhles in the tiner art of i il paintiufi ' . Miss Ciiimstixk Fosiki! InspeetioTi W ' ediu ' sday, deadl - reminder . . Try again, as we fiim ' hle on tli ' e athh-tie llelds ... A whiz on the sjiringhoard and at la|iint ankles, .she is a true .sportswoman ! l)it. H.MiVKY A. Ivjrxi; A native son, metieulous and demanding of his ma.ii rs, lecturing precisely on (pi.tntitative. (|ualita- tive, inorganic and organic, he ohtains results from the (iuilf.o-dians he lut.irs. l ' c). (ii Cn.Mii.Ks I). S.MiJir Insjiiring liis men during viclorj- and defeat with words of advice and encouragenn-nt. Coacli .Smith is remembered for liis fighting spirit .and est- arousing leaderslii]i. Miss KossiK AxpHEWS Always willing to lill in at a moini-iifs notici-, our lady from the Peach .State has shown herself to be master of the piano and iolin. I)|{. Fj A (tAI.HIIK.V Til C ' a.M I ' HEI.I. Teaching anytliing from algae to genetics, initosi: to myosis, reipdring bug collections and frog dis sections, she is patient et demanding of all hei future doctors. Mr. .1. W ' ll.MEl! I . X(()AST A inatheniatici.in «ho plants rosi-s, he skillfulh and ])atiently t. •aches his folh.wers to xisualiz ' e and systematize the e er (|uesti(]nable (|uantities X, V, and Z. Dli. K. (iAItXESS I ' i ' llIlOM Bewildered freshman or |)olenlial |.hysieist, armj aspirant or ])acifist. Doe h.is a «ord of help anil a lieart-warnnng, friendly nod for all of them. [7]