Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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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.

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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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HAMPTON HOWERTON A handsome, easy going, drawling Soutlierni-r. Hump uj-ed his lanl;y frame lo advance on the l)askelhall luiiit for two years. A major in history, he is learning to say Your Honor and I Ohject with finesse. He has lieen active as a meniher of Mens Student Government and as a college marshal. CORNELIA KNUaiT Versatile .Snaki has hniinceii her way through tour years taking lime for just ahout everything. Associate Editor of the Guiljordian. dramatic council, treasurer in the S.C.A. and Young Friends group, she ' s always full of ideas and pep. She gravitates easily from writing sonnets at two minute notice, lo nieniorizini; ihc Rhap- s..dv in Blue. MARTHA McI.ELI.AN Martie, one of those fortunate few with heauty and lirains has been our honor student and is maid of honor on the May Court. Calm and happy she goes through life with as little friction as possible. Vice President of W.A.A.. member of the Woman ' s Student Council. She writes really good poetry. .MARY JOYCE MARTIN ' M. ,L is a phenomenal person, never studies. Always wailing about her yearbook or a play or her theses but comes up with surprising success sometimes. Editor of ihe (,)! ivrii and president of the Dramatic Council, member of omans Government and on the Guiljordiiin slatf. Alwa s good for a unicpie rendition of Frankie and ,b.hnn .- SENIORS 1946 McLellan