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7th . . . The S.C .A. sponsored its annual Re- treat, at which the student body in general was invited to retreat to the pasture. However it was muddy and they retreated to the gym. Mrs. Roxic Armfield King died leaving a good part of her estate to the aid of worthy and needy girls attending Guilford C ' .ollege in the future. 8th . . . Second quarter began; the frustration of a week of tests, papers, exams, and orals was shoved into the dim past with sighs of relief and well-meant, if soon-forgotten, re- •solutions to do better this next quarter. Freshman stick-women almost got their re- venge on the previously victorious Sopho- more-Junior team by tying the .score i-i. cjth . . . Bids were opened for the long awaited science building. Greensboro ' s contractors were gi en a chance to make Guilford ' s dream coinc true. loth . . . The Freshman class met with true Freshman spirit and planned a class picnic. 1 2th . . . The tirst Founders Day in the history of the college was held on this particular date. Our founding fathers did not have the fore- sight to enact all their memorable business during a .season when the college was in session and exams were not: however, with a little ingenuity suitable reason was found for a suitable date to be tagged Founders. A chapel program was held in the morning, a tea in the afternoon, and a lecture program in the e ' ening. 13th . . . We went to Gatawba, and wished we hadn ' t. Guilford set a new record for bad breaks in going down before the Indians. We fumbled, C atawba intercepted, the refer- ees went blind, and Spears broad-jumped the Indians to a 33-6 victory. 21
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llClS of the ChlllloidlMl ; Ed Post, Don Barnes nghl: ItJll ( j.lull, I ' ued.i .Jennines, Jerry l:)uckQr, Ca I 5th . . . Thr Senior girls again proved their superiority on tiie hockey field by defeating the Freshmen ' j-o. 17th . . . The 5-1 victory of the Senior hockey team o er the Sophomores and Juniors in the final intramural game of the season made the Seniors hoeki-y champions for the year ! ! 20th . . . Saturday night entertainment on campus featured Song of Bernadette. 23rd . . . Wcjmen ' s Student Cioxcrnment saw fit to give Freshman girls an opportunity to display in writing their familiarity with that complex and well-defined code of ethics by which a Guilford young lady is expected to regulate her life. 24th . . . Thanksgixing e e brought the break of the season. Dorms were open until 1 1 :oo and everyone got Saturday night privileges! 2 ' ,th . . . Thanksgiving day was all shot at six P.M. . . . Evaul tiu-ned speedstt-r for thirty yards on a punt blocked by Wallace (that ' s two for Punchy) and Maultsby made like a bulldozer, but Elon and the mud won out 12-0. Hanzel, Wallace, 0 Briant, Withers, Smith, and Winner all turned in terrific showings in their last game uncU-r the L;rey and red. 2-th . . . The Wterans ' C:iub held its Thanks- gi ing Fcjrmal with Wiley Riser and his or- chestra fiu ' nishing the music. ;50th . . . Guilford opened its U)4H-4q basket- ball season against the McCarry Eagles. C:oach Lentz tried desperately to find a win- ning combination but he wasn ' t ' r ' success- ful. The Eagles took this one |()- ' f)- ' he gtune did howt-vcr brint; to lii lu a poti-nti,il star in Freshman J. ' ! ' . X ' enable, who made a fine showing. 22
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