Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Jennie Norman Cannon, Shelby, N, C. Campus leader . . , Who ' s Who . . . guided W. S. G. t hrough a difficult but successful year . , . at the top of the honor roll . . . president of the Honor Society . , . the makings of a good teacher , , , interest in languages . . . always time to be friendly. Alfred Michael Cappiello. Brooklyn, N. Y. Is it all worth it, and why . . . eternal doubt and questioning . . . one of the boys . . . nobody understands me . . . disciple of Tucker . . . read the classics when he was nine . . . let ' s get away from it all . . . believes in Rousseau . . . hails from the wilds of Brooklyn . . . Cappy. Robert Charles Carey. Brooklyn, N. Y. Long hours in the lab . . . one of Dr. Ott ' s boys . . . mechanical abili- ties . . . can put Fords and radios together and make them work . . . commutes from the pines . . . from Descartes to dreary weather — all in one breath . . . always in the nurse ' s office . . . hooray for Mrs. Carey . . . Rob. George L. Clodfelter, Winston-Salem. N. C. Econ. econ. and more econ . . . quiet and sincere . . . hard worker . . . haunts the library . . . hails from Winston . . . and usually spends his weekends there . . . puts in much of his time at the roller skating rink . . . plans a long vacation after graduation . . . sleeping. seniors; 19

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Benjamin Frazier Brown, Woodland, N. C. Sophisticated sense of humor . . . English major . . . outstanding talent in writing . . . deceptively quiet . . , N. C. born, Westtown educated . . . patiently trusts in the U. S. mail system . . . room full of pictures and records . . . varied interests . . . classics to cartoons . . . avid reader . . . likes them slim and blonde . . . Benny. Mary Mortimer Butler, Acme, N. C. Earnest student . . . English major . . . sincere . . . knows her Chaucer clever with her hands . . . beautiful gifts for someone ' s hope chest triple threat athlete . . . hails from Acme . . . takes all her courses under Dr. Furnas . . . whiz in French. Archie J. Caliguri, Brooklyn, N. Y. Always happy though griping . . . will re-write history . . . follows sports . . . keynote of his hfe; I can ' t understand why! . . . someday he ' ll find out . . . thinks Brooklyn is tops . . . also keen about the Sunny South . . . practice teacher in his spare time. Richard Franz Campbell. Fairhope. Ala. Weekends commuting to Winston, weekdays thinking about the week- ends . . . ardent psych major . . . comes from Alabamy but he plays a sax . . . interest and ability in painting . . . understanding and sympa- thetic . . . ready laugh . . . classroom discussions . . . exception to every rule . . . Dick. eniots 18

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Wesley Enoch Collins, Guilford College, N. C. Pre-war athlete . . . received letters in baseball and basketball . . . member of the Monogram Club . . . one of Dr. Vicky ' s econ majors , . . quiet and sincere . . . active member of the married vets intra-mural squad . . . haunts the library . . . domestic interests. Ch.- rles Garland Cox. Greensboro, N. C. Four years of day-hopping . . . English major . . . hangs out at the corner near W. C. . . . ambition — to write the Great American Novel . . . amateur philosopher . . . wants to travel . . . creative writing ability . . . one of the Reade-Cox duo . . . Gar. Roy Carl Cuneo. New York, N. Y. Says he ' s a woman hater . . actions speak louder than words . . . practice teaching at Greensboro High . . . coffee fiend . . . grey Plymouth . . . big wheel Senior class president and president of Student Affairs Board . . . econ major . . . career teaching history . . . one of the old guard . . . basketball letterman. Willlam Penn Danenburg. Greensboro, N. C. Mrs. Milner ' s right-hand man . . . always on the go . . . but always time to be friendly . . . mad violinist . . . spends his vacations traveling Route No. 1 from Maine to Florida . . . knows local college campuses as well as his own . . . car troubles . . . persuasive talker . . . future C.I.O. organizer . . . Bill. ►eniors! 20