Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Marie Elliott, High Point, N. C. President of W. A. A. . . . main interest — sports . . . English major . . . faithful football fan . , . calls High Point home . . . easy to dance with . . . commutes between Hobbs and Friendly Corner ... in league with Teague . . . one angle of the south suite triangle . . . Ree. William Thomas Feeney, Greensboro, N. C Refugee from Catawba terror on the gridiron . . guard to stationary tackle . . . adopted by High Point ... or Bill. . . slung hash for the Marines Corps . . . Phil ' s big brother . . . went from running . . spins weird tales . . . man about town . . future Rockne . . . known as big Feeney Elizabeth Frederick, Plymouth Meeting. Pa. Yankee with a southern accent . . . interest and ability in dramatics . . . caustic wit . . . always seen with knitting needles . . . deep interest in sports . . . athletic ability ... off again, on again — who knows what tomorrow will bring , , . horses take to her . . . Freddie. Clara Geraldine Garris, Goldsboro, N. C. Represents Goldsboro in the May Court . . . expressive vocabulary . . . Dr. Weis ' girl Friday . . . choir trips . , . practice teaching . . .coffee fiend . . . those big eyes aren ' t as innocent as they look . . . good friend and confidante . . . another one of the biddies . . . Gerry. j x S)eniorg 22

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Joseph Charles Demeo. Boston, Mass. Classes with Dr. Vicky . . . friendly discussions and bull sessions in the dorm . . . sympathetic interest and understanding for everyone . . . honor roll . . . future labor lawyer . . . already working toward it ... a Bostonian who appreciated Greensboro . . . Marty and Joe. Martha Belle Edgerton, Goldsboro, N. C. Conscientious head of the Hobbs household . . . occupation, changing work lists and checking sign out books . . . hails from Goldsboro . . . active in Young Friends . . . Y cabinet and Student Council . . . math major . . . practice teaching at Senior High . . . letters to and from Earlham . . . Quaker Maid. Ethel Rebecca Edwards, Guilford College, N. C. Day hop representative to W. S. G. . . . soprano soloist of the choir . . . music major . . . infectious giggle . . . perennial visitor in Mary Ifobbs front hall suite . . . main interest in life — music . . . close second, Dick . . . president of choir . . . open the door Richard . . . lots of fun . . . good friend . . . Ethel. Mari Eijima, Berkeley, Cal. Long, long way from home . . . loyal to Westtown tradition . . . knows her music . . . looking for a composer . . . liberal soc major . . . possible teaching career . . . smooth clothes . . . sophisticated lady . . . widely traveled . . . ready to try anything . . . adventure and excitement com- bined with common sense . . . works for W. A. A. enior£i 21

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Ethel Rubv Gearren. Ashboro, N. C. Four years in three . . . English major . . . always first to hit the after dinner dishes . . . Mary Hobbs co-operator . . . had her thesis in, not on time, but early . . . still remembers gay summer school sessions . . . goes to Chaucer class prepared . . . former secretary . . . future, question mark. Ruth Gretchen Graham, New York, N. Y. Long distance calls from Washington . . . soc major . . . May Court . . . vacations in New York . . . weekends in Winston . . . always ready with understanding and sympathy ... no mechanical ability . . . blonde and petite . . . senior council member from Hobbs . . . loyal and tactful . . . Bunny. David Hadley. High Point, N. C. Can be found with other lab dwellers . . . accepted into medical school . . . altruistic tendencies . . . honor roll student . . . little time wasted . . . Who ' s Who . . . efficiency and unerring perfection . . . easy going . . . interest in world problems. Virginia Hauser. Winston-Salem, N. C. Always on the go . . . make mine music . . . May Court favorite . . . well dressed . . . the new look . . . noise and laughter wherever she goes . . . loyal Quaker cheerleader . . . life of the party . . . Jitter and her magic violin . . . fun on the choir trips . . . Jitter. enior£i 23