Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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FACULTY Margaret E. Crownfield Secretary to the President Alice Zimmkrmvnn Library Secretary Elizabeth S. Bergman Office Assistant Ann R. Rdeske Secretary to the llusines lai)aiicr 18

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Them am nia?i tliiiifis uc will want tii renienilicr alnuit this ear . . . times that we can rcmcniliiT fuiulh now that the pain has passed . . . foi instance, the rush of 11-4 Ps ch. 21 students f(ir eiglit copies nf Tlir Slory oj Man ' s Mint!, or Pete l I :)ore ' s assijzninent if express- ing iiur |ihil(is(i]ih of religidii. or the lessons we learned with the aid of a little hi I. sweat. and tears on the part of holh students and facult . There are other things, tocj. like the lack of licat and the incliiialion of the hot water lo turn to ice whene er there were three soapy hodies in the shower . . . Mrs. Milner ' s weekh tests in I ' hilosopln 24- . . . the sur c of the houses along FriendK Road . . . the glor of the maples in the fall . . . (|uiet walks on loxelv nights . . . the romances and the mixujis . . . the luniides . . . the dances . . . ihe picnics . . . Vi- o and his antics. . . . ' I ' o c cr single one of us (iuilford is something diflerent. hut to each of us it is a fixing. iliranl feeling engendi ' iing a lasting meniorx of lo t — something to treasure and li e li throughout the ears. IJfe hen- ha Keen hard at times. |uithetic S(jnietimes. e en hi ' ailhrcak- in ;. hut forexer uortlnxhile. CLASSES 20