Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Bv noon, lie had a Faciiltv Of smart but godly teachers, Who taiiolit the Arts and Sciences Ci. ' iDE A. . Iii,M:i; I ' n-siJrnI BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ki.p.i:i;t Russell Durham Hi:i;iiKi!T C. Petty Ampere, N. J. I)i iiLEY 1). Carroll (Uiapcl Hill Ii()|;ert K. Racan High I )int M l M. Petty Greenshoro Joseph I). Cox High Poini Dwiii .1. White Crci ' Jishord James Hole Rkjks l!i( limcmil. Va. Edwin P. Brown Murlrcishciro Mabel Edgerton l KiiiN .... (Mild lMircj . W II SON HoliBS Chaprl Hill Itiiinr.i) L. lloLi.owELi (]reeiisl)oro lioLElM II. l ' i!A iER Greeushoro ei;eis ( ' .. I ' .NLLisii ThonKisxille HoKMeS. II uoi;tii Hiiih Poinl

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By some he will he renienihereil foi ' his artistic accomplishments, his iri- (jiiisitive mind ami his universal interests; hy others or his knowletlge oi (Jrimm ' s law. his joy in teaching tlie solemnities of Shakespeare and the twinkle in his eye as he retells Chaucer ' s sly jokes; and hy others or his tractor, his liaK-acre garden and his hird imitations. But he will he remembered hy all for his dclightlnl ahsent-mindedness, which leads even to liirgetting examinations. To him we dedicate our ook. PHILIP W. FURNAS D e d i c a t i o n Aif- is-e

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FACULTY Dr. Raymond Binkord President emeriliis and present science professor, he has shiningly guided his geohigy proteges through tlie courses of the planets and the sun and the compounds of elementary cliemistry. Dr. Algie I. Newun North Carolinian, and proinl of it! FJepulilican. ami proud of it, too! Dr. Newliii is an unsophisticalfd cosmopolitan, and though hi miml i Imsy with inter- national concerns, it ' s never Mm. iiduded lo hel]i us solve our individual piolileiTis. Dr. Philip W. Furnas Gay, light-hearted humor, mingled with originality and some practical psychology, are distinguishing charac- teristics of our natural scholar. This dusty-shoed dapper of the English deparlnieni will long he remendicred for his intense interest in Niord- and penph ' . Du. Ezra H. V. Weis e shall have music — in spite of wars, reduced funds, and lack of male voices. Dr. Weis ' s spirit is still ihe same, and the music department will continue. Dr. a. D. Beittel Sociologist ahove all, he has an endless vigor which 1 hallengrs iimservative minds. His down-to-earth, prac- liial lliii.ries are intensely interesting to his students — (■ en the Ireshmen in ■ re ]uired ' eight-thirties. J. WiLMER PaNCOAST He rules supreme in King I. although he spends most of his time in Greenshoro. Freshmen struggle through Matli Analysis, while advanced students praise the man who allows them llie intricacies of advanced fields. 1)R. Eva G. Campbeei, Known for lu-r all inclusive ' ([uizzes and practicals. the silvei-haired sage id the Biology de|)artment is al- ways willing to share her time to help a floundering student.