Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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FAClXri Dorothy L. Gh-bert Gnilf ird =- (jiiEker lady 15 sparklmg. ninsome. and pidsed. re ' Il remember her stem friendlines? whici characlerize? her Englisb classes, as well as her lanshing e es. which cetitii ' i he f(»( led. Ebxesttve C. Milver G( od-heaned and competent, our personnel director and psTcbologr professor stmes. -with zest and determi- nadon. 10 solve those perplexing problems which stndents al Gmliord inTariablT seem lii crealc- DE- FEA3.C15 C. HaTX5 L ' espril! Our noble jiessimisl is deeply searching. e.ageT to find the mnh — whether it is Spanish or French, philosophy or gesmres. His occasional smiles, always from within, are cominanding of spontaneous respect and friendship. Dk. illum a. Wolff A Gnilfordian ci no little renown. Dr. Wolff kindly consented to rerom to his .Alma Maler to instmct chem- istry and bj(Jogy majors in Ph and solnbOiry products. Onr thynk- to the good doctor for beljiing ns om in a tight spot. ivATTT AKTXE C RlCK5 Pleasan; and placid, bm with a dangerous look for those who wi.iild dn other than studv in the libran. Miss Ricks keeps the bwiks in order fca- those few students on the campus. Do I; C. Bakdweli. Her finger is in many a pie- and her role at Guilford is truly essential, for into the mouths of Guilfordians goes food which she secures by bargaining with salesmen and ration boards. WlLUAJl B. Edgekton The scholar who looks like a student added to his many contiibutions this year by taking charge of the convocations c »mmiliee and by guiding the oung Friends c n the road to a snccessful conference. Dr. CuKT ICT0RIL5 He scurries from campus to cfunmunity and back again, leaving in his Make bewildered map tracers and a c ' mni unity choir. Through his vital interest in people and his stimulating personality. Dr. A icky has become an integral part of Guilford. Cora Worth Parsons Graceful and gracious Corky is again on our faculty — this time in the new and nneicpected role of physical educalic n instructor. TTe wonder what her next iob will be!

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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.

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FACULTY Gerhard Friedrich The assistant librarian and teaclier uf German is l)iiyish in spirit, yet mature in intellect. We thank him Inr his poetry, which interprets Guilfords spirit and helps til make that spirit real. Mary Elizabeth Kent Housemother, friend, and confidante to stmie fifty girls, Mrs. Kent has added much to life at Founders. We also have discovered that she is an excellent Religion teacher, although we ' d like to know who got the A ' s! Jewell Conrad Edcerton The lady with the lovely voic niercial students tcork this year, abilities and thank her for taking ■ has made her com- But we recognize her such an interest in us. Rosalie Aitken We imported her from Florida, this vivacious musician. Her versatility gels her into all sorts of things, from playing organ, piano, and violin, to sponsoring gay jiarties and organizing chapel choirs. A. William Hire A Guilfordian returns to his major department, via Harvard and the University of Hawaii. Our new philos- ophy professor tells tall tales of the islands and plays a romantic guitar when coaxed. Maud L. Gainey She sits in her counting hous give it out, too, if you ll sign he there before three oclock! and rake= it in! Shi a check, but ou mi Era Las ley Calndy and efficiently, in a businessdike manner. Miss Lasley tabulates and files grade after grade on good and bad records alike, and spends hours adjusting matricula- tion cards to satisfy students demands, Dwid Parsons Behind the scenes at Guilford anil into the iiands of Mr. Parsons pass the problem and IriaK of business manager. In spite of these, our sott- poken diplomat can find time and energy to spend on the Icniii- courts «illi the racqueteers. Jli.ia Cannon Miss Gainey s official little helper is always bustling around Mem or riding her bicycle on the college lane. Her task is to look after the dough of which college- bred is made. Esther Demeo Efficient secretary to ihc President and friend to every student, Esther is lo be admired for the way in which she handler a varicly ol la-k- with energ and patience. Melissa Powell Our jolly, lovable nurse, with her Carolina-coa t drawl, bustles about the dorms wilh thermmneter and pilK in hand, coping with measles, flu, sprained ankle-, and all the ills that befall collegiates.