Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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PRKSIDKNT CLYDE A. MILNER

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DEDICATION From the time vc cauoht our lirst glimpsr of the campus as scrawny, confused freshmen until these last moments, when we appear clad in cap and gown, mature and eager to take our places in the world. Dr. Milner has been constantly with us, welcoming, encouraging, advising, congratulating. We ' ll always remember his first welcome — we began to feel like Guilfordians, links in a strong chain of tradition — and his address at the first chapel of each new year, which never failed to inspire us to work harder than ever before, even if only for a week. We will not soon forget the carefully phrased and eloquent introductions, the friendly ' hello vith our name as we passed on the walk, the intimate chats that ne er failed to end on a con- structixe note. Then there were the dreams, the hopes, the plans. We watched them grow from isions to blueprints, from blueprints to reality, as the Science Build- went up, the Librarv grew, the iive-y-ear plan was successfully completed. We look on in awe as mori ' dreams are dreamed, more blueprints drawn. ' ith profound admiration for his resourcefulness, his ever-readv willingni ss to share himselt with others, his infinite patience and deep human understanding, we dedicate the iq- o Quaker to Dr. Milner.

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FOREWORD . . Another year gone bv. For some the end. for some just the beginning. For all, a year of liiV. Multiple life, vet one life the life of (iuilford C ' ollege, 1949-11)30. % ' I