Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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SENIOR CLASS M. i.( ciL.M ( ' hooks Indi fati ahk ' lir.-ul waiter, Mac ' s always m a ncMid niiiod r en vu liarti ' |-ia ' v iv hvUvv of linn, oi ' (iiTinan fulfuiT o iTwliclnis liis flaiiiiii:;- I ' t ' d head. Tlionn ' li natni-c lore is his |Kcial field, lie cari ' ies out i |k riniciits uitli liuinaii sjx ' C ' iiiK ' Ms tliroiiuli the Social C ' oin- inittce. Maizie Daxiki.s Good iiif lit, (Aci ' vom, Mai .ie ' s clu ' ci ' ful ()U-e daily turned the i erit leineii liMt;eriiii in [larioi ' s out of doors. Fiindoyin . jitter- liiii ein sovei-eiiiii of some eitjlity f;ii ' ls. she shared iaiiehtei- and i ' oii (i ' sat loii at niidnin ' ht with heuildered Mary Ilohl.s. Ol ' IIF.I.lA DaXIS With the sollu- Deep in the Heai ' t of Texas on he] ' li|)s and a siiiile m hei- eves, this cilleen taueht Shakespeare to (inilford ' s ciiiriecr eciierat ion. A sjiorts |o er, she often llcAv across the hockey field to score the u innine ' point. John Dowmno l ' ' roiii he.iled ai ' eiinients to literature, fi ' oin .M..noor,-mi Cliih to the .Men ' s . .A., .always full of philosophical ide.-is. Johnny is still in the minds of .all with his friendly erm and cordi.il m.iniier. C ' oRIXXK FlKI.II Enere-etic. intellectii.-il, etHciint, Corky yet li.as ;i twinkle in hir e c. whether she is .ar- raniiini; ' Schol.a rship Sixiety p.arties. taiokine hehilid the scenes, or playinn- the Devil ' s .■id iic.-ile in leiiiilhy discaissioiis. ' l ' nEi.M, I ' iiWAnns Hard driyiii ;- she is, he it for irrades or a cleaner .Mary Hohhs. hut ' I ' hehna is well liked liotli .amoiii; (TUilfordi.aris .and her own scliol, ' ii-s whom she prepares for the mysteries of Enelisli. [14]

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M.Mi.IOlilK I.KK BitOWNK Al ;i -.s a iiic ' iTV , lllil ■. a clii ' crt ' ul word. .1 liclpino ' hand tli ' afs Marnir Lrc Shr iu ' i. ' r too tii ' fd to join aiiv fun and iir cr too liusv to Hnd the book tliat ju t isn ' t on till ' .slielf. Masox Bitie Quirt and rcsvrvfd, Buic made a ]ilacc for liinisvlf in tlu ' hearts of ina?iy of tlir fellows, plaviuH- a ,i;ood .name of fo.ithall and siT inn- as rc|)ri ' srntat i c to the Men ' s Student (ioverrunent. Geouge BrxcE George has this year heeoine a trut ' (iuil- fordian, even shifting his datuig from W ' .C. to Founders, His spa i-kling hiunor liel|is lum to ovei ' coine iveii Di ' . NCwIin ' s dail ' ])o|) (|ui es and the erushuig fact of a Xavy career. HoHEiiT Briiioy Boli ' -, uneoneerned niannei ' and lo c foi ' wiinien lia e eai ' ried him o ci- the hig ,ium|) from Indiana to (iuilforil. with hoth hasket- hall and ((amomics, hut little harassuig his free and ' asv sjiii ' it which the Xavv claimed a few weeks ae(). ffEWlK ( ' M.I.1 S ( )uiet hut what [lies she can make! -leiuiie has helped nuide :Mary Ilohhs kitchen from chaos into meals for tw, years. She tackled her jo!) with determination, whether it was a clniir luunher or practice teaching. .Maicik ( kaxkx A melodious (iice and her .jollv hniiior win friends for .Mane, whether she is singing from the platform, rolling us in tla aisles with stories of the choir trip, or husying her- self with • ' ' ( ' al)iiict and W ' omeirs Student Government. S E X I U CLASS [ 13 ]

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S E N I () R C LASS Mar ga k kt (1 a !m n i,e .Mar,i;ai-ft lias follmvcMl |) vclii l(),ii.v in pafticc and tlic ii-v. Witness the Iminan Hiiiiira [li s down tlic roail. Hnt tii (inii- t ' ordians slu ' is knovMi as the i;i|-| »itli tlic diamond rinn- who iicts fiiqucnt ti ' it ' |ili(inc CJills from a Founders taltle waitrr. ,Tt:AX (iinuJoKY Anotlirr one of the ii ' ood nrii;hliiirs, dean is iiitirrsted in ]is vcliolot; v Imt takes time ont for elioir and Spot, liei- favoi ' ite liorse. In he] ' futnrc ' career as personnel workei ' , her I ' eadv smile uill sni ' elv w m her as many friends as it has here. Beuxkk IIa.mii I ' ox Yon ' d nevei- n-uess that tall, dark, t1i,i htv Herniee is c-ajiahle of rism ' to the dii;riit ' of Dr. .Newlin ' s iiunilier one assistant. When she sj)ends liei ' week-end in IIii;h I ' onit, hai ' k snite in .Marv IIolilis misst ' s her ready chuckle and nui ' i ' V small talk. 1{|XIK HrXTKlt The sound of a violin fjoatinf;- thoui;h the doi ' in. -hist l{i ie pract ieini . Ivasv oiii -, this Kii ;lish ma jor tiddhd his way tlirou:;h four years from Shakespeare to Ilume. at- tempting ' uitranniral liasketliall and choii ' . all m his slou Dixie st le. .M, iiiA Jeff UK With Cuiian zeal Ria tackled studies to win the vice-]iresideney of the Scholarship Society and a place in ' ■ Mio s ' ho. This earnest ])sych major. tliout;h jerking- knees and testiiifp eyes of I ' sych 21 (luilfordians, still found time for strenuous spoi ' t-activities. Jdirx Jehxic.vx A ministerial student and socioloi;y major. John spends a nreat deal of time at W.C, lie it to oatlier material for his weiirlity tlu ' sis on Negro newsjiapers and magazines, or to visit Greensboro ' s fair ladies. [ 151