Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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One of the most coveted honors ■ . . iicciirdcd to college students throughout the iKition in their unJergnKluate career is election to ' ■ ho ' s Who. I ' ach ear a limited number of (iudtord College students are nominated h - the tacult - and the student hod - to he members of ' ■ ho s ho Among Students in American Universities and (;olleges. I he selections are based on the student ' s scholar- ship, character, leadership, service, and partici- pation in extra-curricular activities. I he nine recipients of this honor for l 2 are Aimer Alexander of Winston-Salem, who was vice-president of the Men ' s Athletic Association and co-captain of the football team; Samuel Monroe Baker, jr., of Creensboro, who was a college marshal, member of the Scholarship Societ -, and representative at the Student Legislature in Raleigh for two ears; Julian Clark Culton of Charlotte, president of the Senior Class, president of the Student Affairs Hoard, marshal, and member of the Scholarship Societ , P.ilK Idgerton of ( ;oldsboro, w ho w as chief marshal, memlier of the Scholarship Society, and president of the Dramatics Council; Jo ce Fulk of Pilot .Mountain, who was a college marshal, president of the Scholarship Society, and editor of the school yearbook; Sall - Haire of North Inn, ermont, president of the Women ' s Student ( ioxernmenr, president of the Student Christian Association, and marshal; Henry Semmicr ol Storrs, Connecticut, who was president of the Men ' s Student (iovernuKnt and chairm.in of the honor board; Luc - i.eake Ingram of Winston- Salem, who was a m irshal, member of the Scholar- ship SocietN ' , and chairman of the social committee; and Bill Topping of Littleton, who was president ot the Men ' s Athletic Association and an able athlete in football, basketball, and track. .As seen, these nine people have a long record of unselfish service to the .school- a kind of devotion t:i their college which if is hoped will characterize their actions throughout the future ears. B.iker.Juli..n (.ulrnn. Henry .SiiuMilcr. William I.. npini;. nitniin. .sn» ;, Al.i.cr k ,„ukr. S.i