Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Young Selected Creatures 1945 First roir. It ' ll to riy,lit: Frank Vernon Miles, Salem, Ore. ( laia Belie Mdiuoe. Star. Second roic: Julia Klizaiielh Nelson, Wilmington. Del.; Nancy Alma Nunn, Winston-Salem. Tliiitl roiv: Allyn Irene Peters, New York, N. Y.; F lizahetl Jane Powell. Greensboro. Fourth row: Maxine Ray. Charlotte: Bertie Taylor Robert- son. White Plains. Fifth roll- : Patricia Spencer Shoemaker. Lincoln. a.: Da i(l Oscar Staiiliehl. Nevv Castle. Inil. Sixth roir: Virginia Kleanor Weatherly. G(jldsboro; Barbara 1). illiams. Harrington Park. N. J. 21

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First roic. left to right: Limiic iiginia Asluraft. Mnnioe; Hazel JdMier Bradshaw. Franklin. a. Second row: Jonathan Dixon. Jr., Catnnsville. Md.: Arthur John Hartke. Jr.. Washington, U. C. Third rou : Marjorie Hoffman. Media. Fa.; Margery Halsted Huber, Passaic, . . J. Fourth row: Mary Alice Johnson. Greensboro; Mary Ellei Jordan. Siler City. Fifth rou: Helen oorhees I.ewis. (ireenslioro: Martha Blair McLennan. Greensboro. Young Selected Creatures 1945 20

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Seniors 1944 SENT A AMON .Senla lakes everything in her tiride. whether slie is puzzling over test tuhes and unknowns, or dasliing off 1(1 town to work, or heading tlie Honor Roll. She says she ' s allergic to chapel, and she loves to get phone calls at midnight. BARBARA ANDERSON That streak down the hockey field? It ' s Bobbie on her way to a goal. To some, she typifies the athletic Ouiliordian: by others, she will be remenihered for lier Voice, which has thrilled many a Guilford audience. Happiness is manifested in her smile as well as in her Ihesis. RUTH BAB Kiith ' s idears and her efficiency plus helpeil her to finish school in three and a half years. As a p ych major, Ruth spent most of her last semester grading P ' yeh papers and perfecting her thesis. JOHN BARNEY Inquisitive and eager. John kept .Mrs. Milner busy answering questiims in psychology. His widespread in- terests range from Mary Hobbs and the basketball and lennis courts to history and a career as an author. Kngage him in conversation and he may disclose to you 111- hopes nf forming a Suciali-t ]iart in Mar land. JACK BOLKASSA . tliree- ear-man on the gridiron. Jack ha- -li.iwn 111- mettle to many (Guilford foes. He was a inendier ol the Men ' s A.. . thi year, and may go into physical education instruction. .Some of us remember him as Lilly Bouras-a. stripper of his frosli class talent night, and we ail know him as ' ijuite a Casanova. ' ' AWABKl.LE RRl KHARDT The tomboy of the cla-s. our J ' ommie always had a cheer lor the team and a greeting for everyone on the tip of her lij). Her Howdydoody rang across lampus at all hours of the dav, and followed her to CKde ' -. OFFICERS Kev. B. Mar-hall. Ota Oiiaker 1944 22