Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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e Me4A - ol oun eoM, )ri ' liiilHji;irv racf. spririf HH ' re voii ) (|iialit ' v :iK 1)110 ])rivilefrf(l to run a lavoritc in tli ' I ' acf (if life. Only the hi t liavr what it takes to survi i ' this roursc. In the jnnior and sophoiriorc years vou settle to a steaily. even pace, takinj;- ohstacles in voiir stfidi ' . But you holil hack just a little, conserving- that last hit ..f enei-ny U ■ the final tellini;- juish. This is tlie nrind that takes ]iei-se erance. As a ni-een frosh. first. ofV with the gun, then to adjust to the jiace of stroiiu- opposi- tion. I{eali ation of what lies ahead makes this aiiiustnient of supreme im])ortance. A slow start can he overcome, hut it means win- nine- the hai ' d way. The .-ai-liest ohstacles an- the hai-dest and pro c too much fiu- those who lack the ])ro])er ti-ainine-. I ' l-ep school, college, and the life aftei ' . all ai ' e the same race. I ' ld ' oi-seen dd ' - ficulties claim some, hut for the most part those who Use their strength wisely, w ui init. ' J ' his is our theme. [ 1]

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THE 1943 QimhiA, I ' nhli ll,•(l by the Studfiit Body of Guilford College, (Jiiilford College, N. C.

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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.