Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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' ()1,|1KX I ' ll II. I. IPS Fi)llowinu- tlu ' lead of IVV.i May Quwii. W ' oldi ' ii rliai- icil t ' ri)ni a scifiu ' f iiiajor to socioloi; . Altlioiio ' li iiiias iiininii ' ami i|UR ' t, i; I liiiiiior lias imllcd liiiii out of iiiaiiv a tiniit spot liotli vw and in (ircfii lioro. Makv I ' ll rs A NoiiH ' what sliv, inili idiialistic, l)ut frii ' iid- l ' transfiT from W.C, Mary (|iiickly ad- ] jiisfrd to (liiilford traditions and dfcidrd to join Dr. Furii.a literary di ei|iles. ' iU(;iNi. I ' ori-: With lier infeetioiis twinkle this true daughter of (iuilford inspires caioperat ion and I vill in lier fellow workers, lii ' it on .■ithletie conrls. in tlii ' iiiohiny 1,-di. or .as pres- ident of till ' Student Affairs lio.ard. Sa.m I ' kick S.ain. .an .am.ateiir .-letor, in the Army now, followed his m.ajor professor. Dr. Ni ' wiin. in his interests in sport .and l)roni;iit his le.aehers new life with liettei- or.ades th.an in.aiiN ' fellow histori.aiis m.a hope to e.arn. .Mii.niiKii U.xo.NX ' I ' vpie.il dii;nified senior, .Mildiad. .as prexy of Founders Hall, sneeessfully piloted her crew with inaturi ' elficieiicv. Her .actions lilend((l with e;(inpus .■ieti ities as well . ' is her oiee Ht into the elioir. RoRKHr Hour In the cuhhy hole h.aekst.ane i,, Mnn, Bob acted .as Ihe nuidiiii;- spirt for this hook. F.f- ficitait, eiieri -etie, .and studious, he liililneted time to the minute working; chlii eiitly on ' ' Caliinet, choir, teat ' hint; i;eoloyy. Arsrix Scorr Scott, the individii.alist of (iiiilford, de- lii ' hts in h.id puns .and excellent music .and pl.ays .a i ood n..,ine of chess. Himself I proniisini; (liitist. Austin turned this sianester from .a music m.ajor to reconstruct nni work. Douis Smiiii I ' sYchic Doris kllo s.■■ they s.ay. .and she do(sii t iieeil the Oui.j.a ho.ard. With la r sulitle humor she keeps the dinner t.ahle lively, hut in more sii ' ioiis moments t ' .arries on Dr. Funi.as ' s tradition ;it (iiiilford Hiijli. i 181

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Frances Neece From Mary Hohhs kitchen to Council to till ' athletic field, -lift ' S ' ' whirls through the (lav, ne fi ' too husv to .smile awhile. She ' s eai;er to ]iraetice the theories n-ariiered from an occasional glance at ponderous sociology texts. Rkh.mu) Nelson Dick, though unahle to finish the semester, is still remembered for his lusty voice and joke-cracking ]iresence in the biology lab. ' i ' he Monogi ' am Club has missed his Yankee wit as much as have his many friends here at Guilford. IJOSEJIAKY NUNX She was otficially recognized as chairman of the Soi ' ial Committee and secretarv- treasurer of the ' onien s Athletic Associ;i- tion, but her true assets lay in liei- contagious smile and shore ' nufi ' southern sophistica- tion. C.Vril HIIIXE Pe.misox Long houi ' s of studying have not didled those big bi ' own eyes that reveal with readi- ness thoughts of mischief oi- concern. As a faithful follouei- of Dr. Newlin, Cay will sj)read the gospel of tlu ' Moiii-oe Doctrine to aspiring histoi-ians. Hekhekt I ' kahsox Herb is known as the best dressed man on campus. The |ireaclier dividi ' s his in- tei ' ests between bi ' idge and spoi ' ts, pi ' eferriiig football. He ma ' be (inilfo rd ' s pei ' sonifica- tion of ])i ' oci ' ;ist illation, but .Mrs. Mihier ' s classes have kept liim from relaxing too much. Mii.UKEn I ' EGii. r ' lien .Mickey isn ' t causing explosions in the clieiii lab or inspecting blood and bacteria on the tloor .•ibo e. women students may secure pi ' i ' inission on the basketball court. Calm dignity. io iality. and the will to oblige characteri ed this president ' s tenure of office SEN! C) R CLASS [ ■ '

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SENIOR C L ASS Margaret Townsend Maggie, ardent Bcittel (li.scij)lo. Ii.is airrd radical notions at many a Y Cahirict naet- nig. Sln ' V a Miiiling Hdrisci- for any actiyity faintly tintid uitli Vnakcrisni or politics and holds licr oun in U v dthati ' Career; Sociology y.s. Biology. Margaret V. k Hoy Yankees tliink Peg is tlie jierfect example of a southern I.elle, hut she niakis friends with thciii and Son thei-ners alike. Her time is divided lietween majoring in F.nglisli and actiyely ])racticing sports, hnt a teleplnnie call readily summons her from either. Clatis Victokius The mad cliemist carries his Icatlier satchel through Mem and King Halls alike, trying to live down his fatlur ' s ceononiist re]inta- tion. Clans h.as taken sinmner school and winter classes in his stride, to find relaxation at Scholarship Society parties. ]?KiTY Warxke With her long, energetic stride. I5ettv has covei-ed i ' ery inch of Dr. I.jung ' s Mem Hall sanetu.ary in liei- career as chem major and lah assist.-mt. Sp.-ire moments find her knit- ting husilv as her mind wanders far to the North. ]{iri[ A ' Eisi:Kit(iER ]{uthie, toi-n hetween hei- interests as lii- ologist and athlete knows the sound of that .Mai-y Hohhs l)u ei- pretty well. Hei- friend- ly, cooperative nature has led to her having the same roommates for three years, and the tights ai-e few indeed. Daniel Yorxo From biology to chemistry is a small jump in Dan ' s life in whosi hands lie daily tile lives of our |ii-esident and his wife. Hastily deciding- to take up reconstruction, he still finds time for ilramatics, liasketljall. and class offices. Not pliotusTji plied. [19]