Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Mary Belle Clark: Presi- dent. Women ' s Student Govern- nienl: Secretary, Y.W.C.A. ; (Ihoir; Women ' s Athletic As- oci;itioii. Sii ierL ' iaoi . Marv Holibs Hall; President. Y.W.C.A.: Women ' s Student Goverinnenl: Dranialic Council. James Clinton Lehr: Busi- ness Manager. QiiAKER; chem- istry laboratory assistant: Y Cabinet; Choir. WHO ' S eS- 2 WHO ON THE GUILFORD COLLEGE CAMPUS Elizaheth Anne Schneider: F.ilif(ir-in-(:hiej. Quaker; Vice I ' rfsidcnl. Y.W.C.A.; Super- visor. Marx Hobbs Hall; class oHices. This year, for the first time, the students to represent Guil- ford College in W lio ' s W ho in Aineriean Vniversilies and Col- h ' ties were chosen at a ihapel meeting by the student body, as well as by the members of llic faculty. Sluilenls are chosen (uf this honor on tlie basis of their leadership in and contiibii- tion to the college communit as well as for their scholastic achie cnieiits. Raymond Arthl ' r Tannen- BAUM: President. Men ' s Student Government: liiology labora- tory assistant. 11

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To Young Selected Creatures Oh! What a hraiilifiil iiioniiiig — for sleep. But waiters must aet up so that tlie rest of us may eat. We awaken when our neiuhliors squirt grapefruit juice in our exes . . . After lireakfasi come ehisses. uhiili .-eem to lie more fun when we ' re not seati-d alpliahelicalix . . . F ir re- freshment, we (hish lo the I ' . ().. uhere some of us set stacks of mail ami llie rest of us dust tile coinvelis out of our hoxes and look forwaid to next lime ... In the afternoon there are labs for the more industrious . . . while the psvchologists take a course in human lelatiiin- o er the suda fountain . . . Alter dimier. we stroll around the campus foi an hour, and after parting alances to the tune of the sc eii-tliirt hell the ouna selected creatures return to tlieii hduks. 10

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Long may our Quaker college stand, Through storm and stress, In Dixie Land, Bright light of life eternal. Freshman Class )i Ml m; Wu.hI Whii,- Sfiuiif Zimmerman We are the freshmen. I,a.-1 ear we were seniors, impressed wilh mn ini|i(ii tanee as hold- ers of higli SI hdols. liul ve ' e eome i)aik to the place from wiiich ue started four eais ago. We are a class working under dillieulties. for we have ne er known coHege life in peace timi ' . Iiut we ha c spirit, and we ' re no| afraid lo start our own cu-loms- -as witness the shiittails hanging out in lounders and Mar Hohiis. We ha e man impri ' ssions ol (inilhnii. The first one was of freshman Week, w lien we were led from one hewildering test to another. Then upperclassiuen invaded the campus, and we got that funnv feeling inside. ow our college careers were realK lieginning. We were enter- ing that one-in-a-hundred group, and we were pi ' oud. hut wondering. We ' ve Icarncil our way around at (iiiilford. We are. now. a class- not just a group of |icople. We helong to Guilford, and Guilford is a part 12