Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Bl ' SlXESS STAFF Ml!. E. Daiot, Kkxt Ki-lif;iiiM is his fcirtf, imlilic six-ikiii ' .-m in- teresting siile-lifiht wliich lie pursues witli };re.it deliplit, iHivel eliiqiel pniKraiiis .-i lu ul:ielie wliieli he has siiceesst ' iilly (ivercdiiii-. Ml!. (lERHAlil) l ' ' lllKll|lI H Frnin ].ii).il tci te.ieher. hhr.i ri.in. .-nul ii.iet, C:erh-iril h,is kiiiiwii Ciiilfnnl fnnii every .•innK- and feels ils s|.irit iierh.ips ni..re ih ' i ' iil ' tlian we. Ml.ss DoiiOTMY Lt.OVI) (jILIiEKT ( ' ;ini|nis liistiiriiin. rese.i reh ii.iiier enthnsiMst, known tor her wistful sniile, the (Quaker l.iily, nevertheless, deliiilits in salire .nul dnill humor and revels in taiilford tr.idition. Ml!. William B. Edgektox Alwa s enthusia.stic, ready to cliaiierone. attend ineetinn ' s, and fjive his helji in every cajiaeitj ' . the ' ■riairciir enlightens us on the suh.jeets of Freni-h ind pacifism. J)ii. M.Mii ErisE Ht ' th Wi- shall renienilier Fraulein Doktor ' s sni.ill white house and her ]iet do;.-, the Russian tea and plates of eontirn-ntal dainties Letter than (iennan M-rhs ,ind .idieetives. l)i!. Ekaxcis Hayes F.nglish with a southern accent? Xo, but he sjieaks Sjianish like a native and ciincentratcs his hobby interests in the fields i f folk-lore and gesture. Dr. Paul E. Williams Dry humor characterize. ' ; this philosopher ' s class- room jiroei ' dure which soon convinces (luilfcJrd ' s heniKhteil that the Greeks is the best « ay out of any examination (juestion. Dii. CriiT ' l( Toiiiis Economist, cellist, originator of tlie ( ..llc-ginni Musicum, he exerts broad inlluenee on c.iniiius Iif( with his quaiTil foreign niann. ' risnis ,nid r.idieal teaching methods. Mi!s. ] Iamie Axiiersox (not ])ictiirf(l ) The ol ' wonimin who lived in the sho,- had nolhing on Ma. She too has numerou ' mounts of ehildren, onlj ' she knows what to ilip. [9]

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IXSTRIXTOKS AM) Dit. A. I). Bf.ittel Dc.iii uf Men, nril,iiiu-il MiiiiiNttT. t-iiiiiuMit ill stn- il.-iit iiftairs, Uf is ln-ldvril (ill oniiiluis liy iiicii seek- ing Milvice and liy tlidve lieariiif; ' Ins timely leetures. .Mii. David 1 ' ahsoxs liespiinsihility-laden Imsiness manager and ef- ficienl tlidiifih iie vi - ved eoordiiiatiir, lie elieerfiillx e.;|ies Willi war worries, help shurtaiies. and endless i:n ernnienl orders. Ml!. John- Bkadshaw The liiihts are mit — whcre ' s the water -my Iraiisiim ' s lirukeii. . . . Seoo)) is wearing mit liiexrle tires ill all eftnrt to eheek disasters on the ealinms. Miss Math L. (iAiNEY l.onir-siifterini; i|iieeii ot ' tinanees, she rides siii.renie in her .•onntiim house at Mem Hall, tilliiifr in odd ineiits watehinj; football .iiaines and the li.iskelliall eolirt. Miss Jii.ia C ' axnox lii-ht hand yal for the (Quaker linanees. .Tulia ke, i,s track of the eash after it goes allove the ■•|iiil ..ir- mark. .Mks. KwNKsriXK ( ' . Mii,x?;ii rhrinii;h the whirl of a dean ' s hours the .smiling I ' oniitin.inee of llie |iresidenfs wife attends to mind .and m.ilter. to friend and disgraeed alike. Miss Kii- Lasi.ey r.i-ware of Miss I.asley, she knows your ]iast. I ' raetii-al advice and fir.st hand information bring ,in to llu- registrar ' s office during moments of fear and doiil.t. l)l:. t ' l.VliK A. IlI.XER With a ision seeing beyond tliese years and a kei-n perceiition of ■ ' outli ' s jiroblems, t ' niilford ' s President handles the task of lilieral-arts education during global war. Mits. C ' ()i!. ' (ii(rn I ' arsoxs Ciiilfordian through and through, Cora Worth I ' .irsoiis receiitl. - returned to the cam])us to assume llii- duties of ]iri-sideiitial secretary and head of the comiiicrci.il ilcii.irtment. .Miss K.nthkkine C. Rrks With stalely dignil. and sometimes freezing hut oflen grai-iniis glance, (iuilford ' s librarian devotes lu-r encrgiis to schctiiig our literature and hushing ,.iir busy xoi.vs. Mns. DoviE ( ' liEX.xri.T I5ai!1iwei.i, With an e.ir to luar new s,-.isters iiroclaiinng diliiculties ,,f ration books and food shortages and .III e c to letters stampc-d free. our dietitian work ' s coni|Mlcnll. as ever. .Mies. .Mi;l.iss. PtiWKl.l. Clinnkv. iollv little .Mrs. I ' owcll bounces ov.-r the c.impiis ' ,.n ' hcr I w ,i-w heeler, hot on the trail of intliicn a iriis and sore throat liaetcria. [8]

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Kor XDEK S II A LL . . . tlic cdiijili ' s ittinn 11)1(111 Hu ' porcli wutcli- iuir tin ' iiiDiiri lirairi unit tlirciu ;li tlir Icafv iiianiiiillas and lirca tliiiii; ' tlir frai;raiit M ' ciit of snowy liliissimis . . . liciHi lrlirlcl iiiiitcil . . . dreaming . . . of the futiirr. the jirfscnt . . . or ,iu t druaiiiiii ' . . . the licll . . . soincfiines as sucit as a s viiiplioiiir iiiasK ' rpiuci- . . . sonii ' - tiiiirs a dull fluid licckonin,-- fo distasteful tasks . . . iiicii tliniiiniiii; ' about . . . waitiiii; ' impatiently . . . the sound of staiiipediniJ ' footstep lioiineiiiii ' down tlie tairs . . . the riiii; of glasses . . . and after the meal . . . eiariirit; necL and iiiipalierit fini;ers. . . . Hou many generations lia t hnished h the strimnjiii}.- h,,xuo,,ds? [ 10]