Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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(ir.-uliKiti.in. the siiiiiniil nl .-i r..llr-r c-irrrr, :t jiniipiiiii-nff ] ]:ii-i- U, llii- nalily of litr Im- orul tho r,nii|.iis. KiiiiililH-d with (lii.liirii;i ami tin- wr.iltli of kiicwl- fdn ' i- and exin-rifiiof tlircni.uli stiiclx lor wliic-li it stamls, the Senior is laml.-d I ' ly tlu- A C ' alM ' ll Clioir. a tradition of foinnifni-i ' incrit at (iuilforil. Ma Tiiornint; on a catnioi-. vihrani with tlu- so,m of l.ird-. ' drj.artinf; uncliTf;rads. a host .)f iiart-nts. fri.nds. distinf;iiislird isil,,rs. Ilornrll llarfs liaci-alaiir -ato and stirrinfi. realistic words ahoiil Ihe cottafii- with niornin(;- glories over a Mhite pieket fence whieli doesn ' t wait fen- most of this year ' s elass. .I..hn Nason. president of Swarthinore Collepe, lir. ' s.Mited a rin in:; eliaUen.iie ahout the world we ward I,, li ,■ in. I ' resident Milner. his friendly sniili- and handshake. Student faniil. major jindessor. an interi-sfni. ' eommeneement circle. - nd the ceremony is over. C; R A D I A T I ( ) N SNAP S [20]

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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]

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CI.IIIS -iclnri,,|lN W H O S WHO ■flT ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - n7 » .ln ,n,; Stinhuls in Amcnc iii Colleges ,ii ,I l ' iihrrsif !,:•;- -tUaW an iiiilxiM ' n- title for a Look uliosf two-fold iMirposc is ,.,|nallv -,o : to serve as an mitstandinn- honor in wlurli a stn.lcnt sliou in-- niei-if in collrnv is niv.ai rccoenit ion. to estah- IlsIi a reference vohinie of authoritative information on leading- eollenv students of the I ' nited States. (iuilfonlians chosen hv tli. ' faculty on the hasis ,,f scli..la rship. ,ha racter, and l. ' ader- ship include those seni..rs piclun.l ahove. All h.un,r r,,ll nienihers, Ihes,. nidivi.luals have made names for thiauselves in athletic activities, dramatics, music. V work an l student H ' ovcrnment. More outstandine- |,ei ' ha|)s is their original achievement Uia ' s service as psvch la!) assistant, and the I rs devoted to conduct in.o- -Imiu-ovemen ts in-ieaduii; classes. J{ov ' s faithful reportine- to the (ir.Maishoro Dail Xric.s of the liie|di,-hts of this neneration at (iuilford. [21]