Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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AMORET BUTLER The shy poetess of Guilford, a fealme wiite-r of ihe Guilfordinn, an English major, a designer and crealor of her own clothes and a constant amazement as one of the better basketball players. Amoret ' s likes: classical music, tennis. Bro vning. Dislikes: horse-operas, boogie- woogie, math. DORIS COBLE Hard working house president, Dciris managed to keep -Mary Hobbs together through a series of house mothers. She keeps very busy with a number of activities, a member of two choirs. Fine Arts Club, Woman ' s Student C.overnment, and Young Friends. A history major with more than enough credits to graduate. CHARLES CRO.SS Reverend Cross amazes us by his triple responsibility cif school, a family and a church. He is now struggling through Greek and Philosophy 24 in order to get a legree. Charlie is friendly and i good anytime fur a ride to town. ALICE EKEROTH ROIIR Al refuses to answer to Eky since March 31 when she became Mrs. Ridir. An active member of the W.A.,i . and two choirs and the cabinet. .Mainrs in ecimomics and psychology, always ready fiu ' a go ' id liuic. SENIORS 1946 Coble Cross 13

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SENIORS 1946 LOl ISE AlllioTT Shciri litllp i ' lirky lias hail llie same loommales lor fiiur years, niaiored in Enulisli anil did a sioml jiili lii ' cpiii;; tlie ninlli graders in line at Giiilfnrd liifili Srliii.il. Wcjrked iin llie Qiakkk slalf and social com- milt.-.- of Youns; Friends. Shortest feel and loTigest (haul on ramjius. Busy with Joe. IRIS BE ILLE ■■l!.- ill( ha- hren -lar haskethall player for four cai- uikI 1o|,|„-,I lliat uilh jiresident of the W.A.A. She iia- unlleii ■■ lhl.ie- ' f..r the Ciii tiirdiwi for two year-. ( liir ol Dr. I ' lirna- Eni;lish nuiiors. always f;o- ing siinir|il:ice Imhii iimrTiint: lil nij;lit. Ha- many admirers. MARY HRITTON Daik and h.sels. calm am 1 gra ciou-. Marv -hows versatility plus with lier , ' n|o niciit of l.alin-American music, talent in art. h He i.f -p.. . . Beint: an Enf;li-h major hasn ' t kejjt h er In iin ac live Iv working on the social committee am 1 the .al.in el. A May llourt memlier. Let it rain- natui ral c url-. BETTY ANDER.SON BROWN An ivoiv keyboard maior. B. A. has heen secretary- treasurer ul the .Schcdarship .Society, vice president of the Woman ' s .Student Council, a member of the choir and Fine . rls Club. She mrmientarily interrupted her collegiate career bv walking down the ai-le to become Mrs. Brown. 12

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SENIORS 1946 G.H„lii,l ;e E i:i II Ki; (, i;i) i:ii A ifliplcin niajnr with a ili ' ep Iwinkle in eacli i i Eva is a warm a;iil Inyal frii-ml. Seriiiii ami liidinii. at limo. lie onn ianlly amazes M ' tiicir Pliilip ii|iliy -I i ili-nt- uitli l]i-i- a-liili- n-maik- ami iiilrllij;i-nt iiiaiinci i-M-l! .11 ri;;llt-lllill in llw mnmill . NdKM A KhW AHlJ i ,(M )Ii|il i)( .K In two years of liasketliall and one year of fnotliall. Xorm jiroved to lie a fiery hustler im (iuilfonrs varsity li ' ams. An Ensilish major vvilh strong leaninps toward religion, his heljdiil spirit pidleil the S and oilier -li.irt- liaiuled orL ' anizalion- . iit of nianv dilfiriilt -iuialion-. AILKEN ( Al 1)1 (;KA ■Tex- u- to (niillurd via K.,rl Worth an, I . .C. . . . one of (Hiilloril- ei alile niii ieian . She -ani; in the ehoir. played l ass fiddle in the oreliestra. majored ,n piano. W. Somerset .Maiifjlin and .lark Benny fan. (Creative work at 3:00 a.m. Gray observation: ' Look, a man ! ( IIRI TY llEKsEY A. Foiind-r ' Hoo-e luendenl. Cllli-l) e ,Med llie -Hong arm poliry in ivjeelini; voliiil ' men al 111:1111. The Woman ' s Stioleiu (iovernment and Dramatie (iouneil had her willing and loyal help. She plans an early weilding to Master Dean and will take her place as an honore,] faeultv wife.