Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Shirley Jean Williams Slim, blond, harlequin glasses . . . anything once . . . elected to Who ' ; Who . . . that s neat . , . loyal to Portland . . . knows wiles of a good managing editor . . . nightly sessions on third floor . . . wields a mean paintbrush . . . pagt out of Vogue . . . Benny and Shirley. Edward Clark Wilson Everybody knows him . . . has a way with dogs . . . smooth car . . . B,M O.C, president M.S.G. and M.A.A. . . . hails from High Point . . . winner of best blocker and tackier award . . . vice president of S.A.B. . . . gets his work done and has time for fun . . . habitue of Tucker ' s . . . Butch. .P; John George Wolfe. Jr. Econ major . . lunches at Tucker ' s . . . authority on practical child psych . . comes from Long Island. N. Y.. by way of the Army Air Corps . . . friendl.N hello to all . . . got through a .lemestcr ahead of the rest . . . Polly and John. Shelley Clyde York. Jr. Ardent disciple of Dr. Campbell . . . able lab assistant . . . plans on a medical career . . . beware of that wit . . . determined . . . Lena ' s private buzz . . . did m three years what most people have trouble doing in four . . . athletically in- clined . . . all-around ability . . . marshal . . . Shellev. Seniors 26

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James Leo Roueche Man about town . . . lights up the campus with his loud ties . . . chief marshal . . . carried twenty-lhree hours . . . practice taught . . still found time to date every night . . college bouncer . . those eyes and eyelashes . . tennis fiend . . . more than ready wit . . Jim, David Solotoff Howdy Bub! . . , hard working president of the Monogram Club . . . proud owner of that ' 46 Pontiac . . . certain interests in High Point . . . former track manager and football player ... to study corporation law at UN C. . . . eats in a liurry . . . army long termer . . . Tofl ' . Joseph Lindsay Trollingeb, Jr. Loyal rebel . . . one of Dr. Vicky ' s favorite charges . . . ex-Navy ensign . . . returns after two years in Duke V-12 . . hopes to be future ice cream kin.g of America . . . enjoys recalling Block Smith legends . . . president of his Freshman class . . . Little Joe. Rosa Lee Warden One-half of the Latin class . . . chapel giggles . . . favorite occupation, eat- ing . . . headed for High Point . . . comes to us after two years at Pfieffer . . . ardent movie goer . . . another YokumviUe pan . . . religion major . . . liomc ec ability . . . Rosie. Seniors 25

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Left u i-Hilil Eddie Hirabayasiii. Paid Jt Hare, Roxiu RolxTsoii. Shirley Williams John Haworth. Jean Lindley, Elizabeth Who ' s Who ONCE A YEAR Guilford ' s student and faculty bodies lay aside any animosities or hard feelings that they may entertain for each other to join in the choosing of a number of candidates to Who ' s Who. ( Who ' s Who is short for Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. an annual publication.) Besides personal preju- dice, the selection is based on service, leadership, extra-curricular activity, scholarship, and poten- tial usefulness to business and society. Honored members of this year ' s class are Shirley, Doc ' s lady Friday on the Guiljordian: Roxie, campus queen and president of W.A.A.; Lib, guiding light of Women ' s Student Government; Jean, sole sup- port of the Honor Society: John, versatile athlete; Paul, respected senator and president of the senior class; Eddie, head of Student Affairs Board; Clark, biggest wheel on the Men ' s Student Government; and Jack, journalistically minded senior who is appearing in Who ' s Who for the second time. This group represents a cross section of the best the senior class has produced, the top ten of the graduates. 27