Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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OFFU ' KRS Mahv Lkk M, ( ox Eddik Hikahavashi Kay AVood (tEHHV CtAHIUS SOPHOMORE CLASS Wc are tlic Soplioiiioi ' cs, the class of ' 47. N ' c too. Iia e none tlirminh iiiaii ' c-|iani; ' es ill our class — some liave ti-aiisferred to otlicr colleges wiiilc many entered the armed serv- ices. Several times during the year fellows like the Hobhs twins, Zim, and Jimmy Joe AVood have returned to the campus. Say, remember the Freshman-Sojjhomore Da ' last year- those pajamas and skirts claiming new owners. ' ' This year it was our tui-n to gi e instead of take — and we did. Another thing you ' ll find is that we ' re always in on the picnics. Choir, V Council and other activities on cam[)Us. We do admit the traditional silliness ; we don ' t ad- mit the darkness of the future. In fact, it is interesting to anticijtate for there are some of us who are decidinii- for the first time vh it «e want to he and do. 00 OQO 25