Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Fml Kitv, left to n« il: Clhiirlc ' . R.iilnicl, Ann Rerce, Patricia Rcicl. Gwcnclolvn Richardson. William Rinqlcr, Betty Ldii Roljcrson, Foy Royal, C;a i Sdialliri. ,SV, W row: William Sitos., Earl Shaw, jc.mnc Smith. Marie Sniith, Willi.im Smith, Jr.. Gilljcrt Sockucll, Mary Elizabeth .Squires, Frederic k .Stanley. Ihiiil line: CUemenl Swisher. John ' Civliir. Jr.. (!arl Tharin, Dorothy ' Flionias. . aron Tyson. Pauline ' ann, David ' an Praa h, John arner. Fuinlli line: Ciharlcs ' iekory. J.uues m Becknell. Pauline Walker. Jeaiie Walton, Susan Wea er. Max Wclborn, Ruth Weiizel. Margaiet Wilson. Fifth line: June Yokes, Willi.iin ' otmg. Jre h men 12

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3re h men First niu Irft In ii!; il: Kate Hauser, Nancy Hayncs, Bftty Hcndrix, Jane Hocki-tt, Edith Hulniann. Allrii Hoh. jr.. Charlfs Holt, Ji-. Williani H(jlt, Jr. Sctmiil rote: Carman U()0 lcr, Jr.. Willi. un Howrll, Ruth James, Harry John.son. Jr., C:harle.s Jones, Lee Kennett, William Kirkman, H.uolcl Laiiioncls. Thmlriiw: fane LaRose, Lucy Leake, Shirley Lent, Norman Leonard, Elizalielh Leu. illen. Joseph Mansou, Kenneth Matthews, William Mehin. Fourth row: William Midkifl, Benjamin Miles, Bruce Morton, Judith Mower, Emily Neecc, C:harles Neelley, Daisy Nichols. Robert Oehman. Fifth rmc: Nancy Parker. C ' .olecne Pecle. John Pet ram. Georr;e PfafI ' . Walter Pierce, Jr., William Porter, III, Mary Price, Beatc Rachwalsky. iWm iiOiwiiaitaLi- jk 1 - i ( 11

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Uenth jUon f.r ' Prjiilnio, M( ' il (n( ' iii ;, gii pii)g the fnislv iiiilumiial air, you for a Jh ' ing miinuiil cryslali-j- fiiiilford. ' — To the ham. Pope •jiid . . . Guilford met Little AU-Amcrican Clhcwning . . . nough said. Although the Qiiakers put up a aliant fight they could ne ' er quite manage to hold the ex-Na ' y star down. Final score, Guilff)rcl -2 -Hampton- .Sidney i q. 3rd . . . The Student C.hristian A.s.srjciation held its traditional Battleground Hike, at which time a good many unsuspecting Fresh- men and a few hardy uppcrclassmen .set forth to enjoy an evening of softball and hotdogs at the miles-distant national park. A few pikers turned up in cars to eat. Unlike pre- vious years, everyone rode home. Later that night, much later, on third lloor Mary Hobbs Hall, Mousie Farlow and Jackie Williams put up a valiant fight against a burglarous mouse, and won. 8th . . . Intramurals were in full swin . Old North had walloped Yankee Stadium ' s power- ful .sextet and the Redskins bit the dust be- fore a highriding sciuad from C entcr. 9th . . . Rebounding again . . . Guilford smothered a fighting Randolph-Macon squad, 28-6. Randolph-Macon drew first blood, .scoring two plays after the opening kick-off, but after that neither Randolph nor Macon could make a nickel. Led by Al Who ' s that guy Doak Walker? Johns the Quakers hit the gentlemen from Va. with everything but the proverbial goal-posts for their second victory in four starts. 1 1 th . . . I.saac Harris, executi c secretary of the North Garolina Yearly Meeting, held a hotdog roast at his home for all college ' oung Friends. On this night, late, some of the Freshmen boys were initiated into the ways and wiles of Guilford men — and the cemetery. 13