Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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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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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