Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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seniors 1944 j! Ill HKLK A HAINES 11 il S|iani li 1)1 Fn-ncli lluit ynii iIdh ' i imilrr?laml. jii-t a k Helena, wlui is one of Guilfrnd ' s A-1 language majors. In spite of lier trials and Irilmlations with a luhhorn coiTee urn. Helena has continuously maintained hei , hreilui [.alien. v. ll.T (l.pendal.i I i l an. ' l lo-jpfulness 1 Iiei- .haia.leri . Ii.t .i- haMnn a ilal part in the ela- ..f ' ll. RITH HOLLOWELL Sfiuthern accent with an infectious giggle. Edgie cnn- lu-.il the profs in the middle of the semester by chang- ing her name. During the seeon.l semester she amazeil her lelinu .lasMuaP- an. I lier-df with her kn. uledge ..I l ' llil.. ..nl, . UNA SEAE JEEERIES This music major was the standby of the Choir and a former president of the Fine Arts Club. Her pretty blue eyes and friendly smile always said ' Hey to fellow students as she strode across the campus to the music liuil.ling. , he liked to trip the light fantastic with her ?uitemales and warble in the bathtub. HAZEL KEY Hazel, will. .■..nlinuall Iriki ' - the k.-vii.i|e ..f suc- cess, i. li-l.-.l in II ho- II h„. Whether in lar H..libs kitchen nr at Cabinet in the hut. she puts lier heart and s.)ul into her varied tasks. .She will be the Ke that unlocks the realms of literature for many oung Tar Heels. KATHLEEN KIHKMAN (Shatter I.I jivi ' ii u|i an group i- on. ' ..I Kathleen ' s a .i-. Sli.- acted as capable chairman of llie newly organize. I .olng Friends group, and put that organiza- tion Hell on the way to a place among Cuilforifs most a.tise gn.up-. RLTH KNIER ll,.n-e |,r.-i.lent ..I 1 1. .1,1.-. an. I -1 the Dramath- (J.uincil. Riitliie u.iii ilin her eyes lui that liel.i e.l l ' enn- l aiii out to make frieml- uilii all uilh » contact. n.h npli..|,ler ..f gh CuiHoi.l wilh but taking time Quaker 1944 24

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Seniors 1944 MAFIJOKIK HI TTKKWECK Independent. even-tenii)ered Marjorie is alwa - gracious. wliellier il s knit one, purl two. a niidnit;hl snacli with a bit of a bull session, or lliat favoriu Spanish lesson. Aesthetically, her taste runs from suaM black suits — maroon ones for traveling — to conservatJM print dresses. With this criterion we feel confident ol her career as a buyer. MARY BELLE CLARK Because she is ever cheerful and capable, Merry liell has held important positions in the Y.W.C.A., Wmoan Student Government. Choir, and W.A.A.. and was x-lrri, for the current If ' ha ' s II ho. .She is extremely vtn ;ilil but the field of psycholojiy has {;olten priority on In talents. WILLIAM CROWDER The campus handyman, with a big sinile and helpinji hand for everyone, is well-liked and hard-working. Willie will soon pass on his bits of philosophy from the pulpit instead of from the classroom. MELVIN FAULKNER Mel dotes on sports, good band music, and -Hnl Carrying a heavy schedule, he still lound time tor short stopping on the diamond, directing the men ' s Phy Ed. class this year, and preaching regularly at his Bapti- church in town. Many Guilfordians will remembi- earnest theological talks with him and will know ih Baptist beliefs better becau,se of them. VIVIAN FAW Soft-voiced, quiet North Carolinian. ivian make swell pal and confidante. Her major in language run a close second to her letter-writing in pili- of attachment to the Old Maids. SARAH HADLEY (inniin !; In u- finm Kansas. Sarah joined llic ranks of Guilfindians Inr lirr last . ' ar al rnllc c. Slir spent her weekdays with her it-jzidar sludirs aiid her week- ends pinch-hitting inr a ministcis wile. Quaker 1944 23

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Seniors- : ' S 1944 JAMKS I.KHK Thiv M ' ll-likcil Ni-w Jerst-y Yankee ni lie iriim (. ' lieiii lab t(i diiiiny hall in a mac! attempl tn kei ' ii up with dating, niai lialing, the Quaker, Y Cabinet, ami basketball. Thus he has nii time for Mdiphi ' U ' i as witnesses nf the mornings-after ' will testify. PATRICIA LOCKWOOD As MaiKiLLing Editor of the Q(i4KKii, private secretary In ii- IliisiiH-ss Manager, and psy ' h major. Pat was kr|ii biisN rhasing down write-nps. eonlracls. and ab- stracts. She also pitched the Choir oiiln the right notes. and maintained her ever-iireseni sniil,- [hrniigh (,li Ki:i: trials and tribulations. ELIZABETH MARSHALL Keeper of Founders brats is a great jid) — hut Betty did as well with it as she did with the huge fortunes amassed by her classmates. Bel has also been an arlivi ' participant in sports and in language clubs. SHIRLEY MARSHALL A major in French and an interest in sjjorts carried Shir to positions on the W.A.A. and in language clubs. An interest in Greensboro carried h er to a position in ihc ranks id C,iiill ' ord s engaged. NANCY MINOR Red-haired and freckled, but without the temper which is su[ipiised to go therewith, Nan was the con- stant companion of the twins. She shot her arrows swiftly and surely as she trained her individualists and waited patiently for letters postmarked L ' . .S. Navy. ED OTA Ed was definitely a Big Man On Campus this year, while he acted as president of his class and captain of the basketball team. He saved enough time from his extra-curricular work Icj major in English and dale in Founders jiarlors. CAROLYN PROUT With her hooks in her arms and her heart in the Army. Mimi faithfully attended Dr. Vic ' s lectures for ihrei ' and a half years. Perhaps her acceleration was jiarlly motivated by the diamond she wears on hei ihird lin-er. left han l. JOAN RIPPERGER The only Yankee in back suite likes to cut capers witli her southern i)als; anil can giggle on any occasion. Although president of the .Student Affairs Board, she loses her mantle of dignity when found bidding a coffee pot in one hand and playing bridge willi the other. Oiiakei 1944 25